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A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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Zva<br />

double letter. -(Iflfpig, a. having<br />

two syllables, -«^t'ig, a. bifurcated,<br />

-attg, a. biennial, -fl, /. a two.<br />

tlvaly m. hard soap, -fltiis, n. soapwort,<br />

-fulfl, /. soap-ball. -Icfc&cr,<br />

n. la<strong>the</strong>r, -patten » n. soapwater,<br />

suds. -A) V. a. to rub with soap, -d<br />

titt nagoil, to reprim<strong>and</strong> one.<br />

tiranij, n. constraint, force, compulsion,<br />

restriction. JaHa i -, to keep<br />

in subjection, -slanj n. forced loan.<br />

-smebcl) n. means <strong>of</strong> constraint.<br />

-Stattj m. riglit <strong>of</strong> compulsion.<br />

Jlpat) a. cross, unfriendly, rude,<br />

rough, -bjelffj m. cross-beam. -pi=<br />

pa, /. fife. -Ptgg, m. a surly fellow.<br />

-t, ac?. unfriendly, rudely.<br />

%vltty m. washing, wash, -bftljfl, /.<br />

washtub. — ffltj M. washbowl, basin.<br />

-fflt^n. washtub ; montetli. -fla&ftj<br />

/z. ^^. linen. -Pattfllj n. washwater.<br />

-fl, c. a. to wasli, to ba<strong>the</strong>. -erfFfl,<br />

y. laundress, washer-woman.<br />

;ry, c. for.<br />

^y#i!) V. K. to think, to fancy. - om,<br />

to like, to relisli, to be fond <strong>of</strong>. - Oltt<br />

fig, to be proud <strong>of</strong> one's self. - (J)m=<br />

tytft, part, beloved, in favour. -<br />

tEycEae, v. d. to seem, to appear. -<br />

^ytfe, n. liking, liumour, taste ;<br />

opi-<br />

nion, fancy ; air, resemblance, fftttfl<br />

- for tiagon, to take a fancy, rata i<br />

ett9 -, to be to one's taste or liking.<br />

eftft mitt -, in my opinion, gobt -,<br />

an engaging countenance. ]^a - «f<br />

tiagen, to resemble one. - tEytfmv^<br />

tfettj a. peevish, pettish.<br />

^ybaj V. a. to explain, to construe, to<br />

expound. - tEy&Iig, a. plain, evident,<br />

clear, apparent, manifest, explicit,<br />

perspicuous, -^et, /. evidence,<br />

clearness, perspicuity, manifestness. —<br />

ttybning, /. explication.<br />

Ityg, n. tackling, gear; furniture;<br />

stuff; trash. -IjU8 j ". arsenal, armory<br />

; magazine, -tliafiate, m. master<br />

<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ordnance, -ttytfflte , WJ. who<br />

figures stuff.<br />

^lygelj m. rein. l^aDfl en i -> to keep<br />

Za0 723<br />

one in awe. -fti, -Io0j a. unrestrained,<br />

licentious, -frjl^ct, -los^jet,<br />

f. licentiousness. - tCygla, '. a. to<br />

bridle, to curb,<br />

tlynaj f . «. to languish, to dwndle<br />

tEynga, v. a. & n. to charge, to burden;<br />

to weigli. fomnen tynger tnig,<br />

I am heavy with sleep. - neb > to<br />

weigh down. - tTyngb, /. heaviness,<br />

gravity, weight, -fraft, /. power<br />

<strong>of</strong> gravity. -funFt, m. centre <strong>of</strong><br />

gravity.<br />

TEyrann > m. tyrant, -i , n. tyranny,<br />

-ifera, v. a. to tyrannise, -iff, a.<br />

tyrannical, tyrannic, tyrannous.<br />

tEyre, n. hairball.<br />

lyfFa atta - J to keep close or secret. - ,<br />

ac?. still, quietly, s<strong>of</strong>t. -, r. hush.<br />

to hush, to quiet, -a muMtitn pa en,<br />

to stop one's mouth. -})it, f. silence,<br />

secrecy. -Ifjctseb, m. oath <strong>of</strong> secrecy,<br />

i -]&et J in secrecy. lefpa i -l>et, to<br />

live in retirement. tegtafPaen J -^et,<br />

to bury one with privacy, -laten, a.<br />

<strong>of</strong> few words, silent; close, discreet;<br />

tacit. -Iatent)et , /. taciturnity, se-<br />

crecy, silence, -na, v. n. -MR af, to<br />

become silent, to be silent, to be struck<br />

dumb, -nabj /. secrecy, silence, ett<br />

tort -nab, a short pause.<br />

'^at ad. f. 2)a.<br />

^a, m. toe. ga pa -, to walk on tiptoe.<br />

-VdttAj f. cap. -(lota, f. a.<br />

^ag,m. rush. -, n. rope, cable, flata<br />

-, T. to clear <strong>the</strong> hawse, -(loppare,<br />

-perf e, m. ringropes. faitlvis flaget<br />

-Ptrfe, cahlelace cordage, -jlunip,<br />

m. <strong>the</strong> end <strong>of</strong> a rope, -petf, n. cordage.<br />

tEag, n. expedition, march, -orbnttipi<br />

/. <strong>the</strong> order <strong>of</strong> a march, ga eftt'r<br />

-erbning, to go slowly on ->•< , v.<br />

n. to march.<br />

^«5«)/- filament, fibre; tear; hackled

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