A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

Uppforfrtfl) f. a. to
up.
UppfCtfa> V. n. to spout.
Uppfoiira , v- a. to bring up, to educate,
to breed, to foster. -n» Upp'
fe|ltinB)/. education, -tty m. educator,
breeder.
UppfrifFA) '. a. to refresh, to animate,
to revive. - jip) v. r. to recreate or
recruit one's self.
Uppftafa) f. n. to ferment, towhizzle.
Uppftfltaj V. a. to consume, to corrode,
to waste, to eat up, to devour; to
spend. - UppfCatfltllg , /. corrosion.
UppfyOd, f. a. to fulfil, to make up,
to supply, to perform, to accomplish,
to satisfy, to fill up, to answer. - Upp=
fyttelfe , /. accomplishment, completion
; performance, fulfilling.
UppfflrgA, V. a. to dye anew.
Uppfa(l«» f. a. to pin up, to cock,
uppfafl ):)&tt') cocked hat.
Uppfobfl) V. a. to breed, to bring up. -
Uppfobing, m. eleve.
Uppfetaj f. a. to mount, to set up, to
bring up ; to erect, to set up ; to give,
to perform. - i tafnin0j to place to
account. - en pa fOtflaS) to put one
in nomination for an employment. -
fig, V. r. to behave, to conduct one's
self, to act. -nbe, n. usage, erection ;
acting ; performance ; conduct ; pla-
cing to account. - UppfOtfelj ni.
bringing up.
UppfotC, prp. & ad. up, uphill, steep.
Uppgift, tn. report, account, advice,
relation, computation ; problem, ques-
tion ; cession, resignation ; surrender ;
estimate, calculation. - UppgifPA, *'.
a. to give up, to surrender, to yield
up ; to resign, to deliver up ; to declare,
to give, to lay down, to account
for; to propose ; to assign. — anJatlj
to give up the ghost. -S, *-. p- & d.
Upp 729
-SgafPft) /. iuventive faculty.
Uppflfia, V. a. to fish up.
Uppffyga) V- n. to fly up, to rise up. sion, abandoning; account. [snare.
UppffytAj V. n. to rise up to tlie surface. Uppgillrfl ^ V. a. - tn bona , to lay a
Upptliitaj V. a. to unplaitj to untwine. UppjtrafPa, f . a. to dig up.
Uppgaj f. (Saup. - tfigAtiU, to set up
landmarks. - Uppgattg) m. ascent,
to sink under the burden, to languish.
- Uppgift, /. surrender, ces-
stairs, avenue. fclen9 -) rising.
-;
tlppgalb, m. agio.
Uppgor«j c. a. to make up, to concert.
Uppjjatf a, V. a. to cut up ; to pick.
Uppi>sn&In , V. a. to buy up , to purchase.
- Upp?>attbltng, /. buying up,
bargain ; the tiling bought.
Upp^etfflj V. a. to excite, to provoke. -
Uppt^etetJtng, /. provocation, incitement;
inllammation.
Upp^ettiJ, V. a. to Iieat, to inflame.
UpptiniliS, V. a. to overtake.
Uppljitta, V. a. to find.
Upp^jelpaj V. a. to help up, to restore,
to retrieve, to repair.
Uppl)Of, n. origin, original cause. t
-Stnanj m. author. %
Uppl)Ojla, V. a. to cough out, to expectorate.
- UppI^OJlriing) /. expec-
Uppl>U80«, V. a. to cut up, to hew.
-ifen, to hew up the ice. - ent>yg0=
tlisb, to frame a timber-house.
Uppl)Allalf=upp^)0ibt axbitfy basso-relievo.
Uppt>cjnjnfl, f. elevation, advance-