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X>ev
worldly, profane, temporal, laical;
human ; secular. — elig tis j a philosopher,
-slittt, ad. worldly. -elig=
t)et, /. worldliness.
t)eC8j m. verse, stanza, pa -, in verse.
-mafare, m. versifier, -a^et, /.
poetical vein.
Oerfal, m. capital letter.
Vertical) a. vertical.
VeUay f. weasel.
Pcjlj m. waistcoat.
Pejlj m. west. -PflttS} a /. T. westings.
Vita ) V. a. to know, lata en - , to
let one know, fa - , to learn. jfl0
t>ttt tie - af teiiem) I will have no
dealings with him. - fotwt, to foreknow.
- naflOt tneb ftg> to be conscious
of a thing. - nagot me& en
attnan, toknowof sometliing another
is guilty of. ej - titt jig, to know
nothing of one's self, -n'ity a. knowing,
-tlbe 0^ riljattbej on set purpose.
- Petenffapi /• science. -lig,
a. scicntlfical. - t)eterligi a. known,
gora —> to manifest, -eil, ad. knowingly,
consciously. - DeteilfFfl}?, /•
knowledge, privity. - Di'tt, n. wit,
sense. VAtA iftatl -ttt to be out of
one's senses, -gitig , a. desirous of
learning, curious, -girtg^et , /. de-
sire of learning ; curiosity. -Io8> a.
senseless, witless, mad. -lost^et, /
senselessness. -Pilling, m. roadman,
-igj a. witty, judicious, ingenious,
sensible. [open into.
^ett;^-, V. n. - emot, at, to face, to
Dctte, m. decoyduck.
t)i,/)r. we. ^
Piccfonung, m. lord deputy.
Ditffi, V. n. to wag. - eni) to overturn.
ridrcr, /. pi. vetch.
X>ib 745
Oib, /jrp. near, nigh; at^ about,
upon, by.
OiSi, a. wide, large, ample, i -a fals
tCt » very uncertain. -iXt-y a. comp.
wider. -& j /. width , extent, space,
capacity, capaciousness, wideness,
breadth. -ga> f. a. to enlarge, -ga
fig, V. r. to widen, to grow wide,
-t, ad. largely, widely, -t omfting,
far about, -t et^brefet, far and wide,
-tberombja. celebrious, far renowned,
-tutfeentc, a. uncertain in the issue.
t)ibaj ad. far, much. — tneCj much
more, fa - font, as far as. - DiSate,
a. farther. -, ad. farther, further,
more, od^ fa -, and so on. titts-,
till another opportunity. - intet,
nothing else.
Diftbranna, v. a. to burn to the pot.
Dibbypr, /. pi. slops.
Oibe, n. withy, willow.
Pibfaffnilig, /. insertion.
Di&ga, f. a. to own, to confess, to
acknowledge, to admit. — etlbe, n.
confession, acknowledgment.
Pi&l)afta, V. a. to fasten, to affix.
Di&I>anga, v. n. to adhere, to stick to.
-n&e, a. adhesive, cohesive, sticking.
-nt»e, n. adherence. - tJtb^angfle,
Pibimera, v. a. to attest, to verify. -
Dibimation, /. attestation.
Vi^ia., f. a willow-twig.
Pibfannanbe, n. acknowledgment.
Piblyftig, Pibliiftig, a. large, extensive,
long, copious, difiuse, voluminous,
ample; tedious, difiusive, dis-
solute, extravagant. Icfpa -t, to live
dissolutely. - Pibloftig^Ct, /. prolixity,
copiousness, exuberance, tediousness
; extravagance, j^an at i
ntytfen — > he is encumbered with
debts.
Dibtig, a. adverse, contrary, cross,
against; harsh, rough. - lytfa, ill
luck, -t ombome, censure, reproach.
i -t fall , if it should fall out otherwise.
-\)it-y f. adversity, cross ; nau-
seousness.