A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

Vit
ewtj to bear witness of a thing. PtenfF, a. -\)'i.^y not gelded horse,
Vittety a. versed in polite literature,
lettered, learned, en - man , a man
-a, V. n. -flg, V. d. to neigh at the
sight of a mare.
of wit, genius, -j^ct, /. polite lite- Prcilg, a. cross-grained ; morose, peerature,
belles lettres ; work in polite vish. ~\)tty f.
knots, guars; peevish-
literature, -^etsibf flCf, -l^tted^tarty
m. man of wit. [or a snare.
VittJAy V. a. to examine a net, a hook
Vittnay f . n. to witness, to depose, to
testily, to attest , to bear w^itness. —
Ctnotetl) to give evidence against one.
- fCt tt«BOn ) to witness in one's fa-
to. - Vittntyn. witness, evidence.
(lamirtA tttt -, to call to witness.
-SbOCbj n. attestation, testimony, evidence,
viTtness. — gfbi m. oath of wit-
nesses. -8f0t, -StjiH, a. qualified for
gi\-ing evidence. -Sforl^or j n. trial
of witnesses. — gni«lj«. deposition;
case that is to be proved by the de-
position of evidences. [air.
t)ittra) p. n. to be dissolved by the
Pittring, /. efflorescency.
PtPttt, i. let him live, let's toast him.
Vitetty n. \)C \titt -> to be upon free
Oijtt, ni. vizier. [cost.
Ptjjf ) n. wreck; drug, refuse, tiash,
lagan ; a good for nothing.
Praffagel) m. goosander, merganser,
Pce&j n. faucet, cock; button.
Pretj a. angry, wrathful. - |)a tlft=
flCn, angry withone. -e, m. wrath,
passion, anger, i -es tltoS , in a gust
of passion. fiiflC till —ty passionate.
-5«Sj V. d. to be angry. -gflS ofret
nagot, to be angry at a thing, -gab,
a. angry, -fant , -fEnt y a. wrathful,
passionate. -fam^Ct) /. anger.
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ness, nioroseness, fretfubjess.
Pret, /. a small field enclosed.
Ptianbj /. wigeon.
Pritfa, V. a. - ya J to turn to and fro.
- in bat, to scull a boat. - fotfll, to
put the foot out of joint. - Pritfttilig,
j\ turning to and fro ; distortion.
Priba, V. a. to wring, to twist ; to
turn ; to wrest. - i elag eil IiytffI,
to turn the key the wrong way. - af
to twist off. - ifratl fig, to turn it to
the right. - igeil, to screw up. - pa
muttfienj to make a -m-y mouth. -
pa tappen, to turn the faucet. - tjpp>
to untwist. - U^ Xt'iy to put of joint.
- at jig, to turn it to the left. - (Ig,
V. r. to turn sour. - PciW a, f. Pritfa.
Prtft, m. instep.
Pra, m. corner.
Ptala, V. n. to bellow, to bawl, to
Pcatig, a. perverse, iniquitous, false,
Pojil (t0) f. r. to complain, to cry ; to partial, -^cty f. perverseuess, cross-
Voittl^y m. T. jigger. [take on. ness, iniquity, -fiflt, a. perverse,
PoFcl, m. vowel. -Dttlftf , /. vocal iniquitous, wicked, stubborn. —
Dolfram, ni. shim, wolfram, [music.
Polontarj m. voUuiteer.
Polt, m. volt; legerdemain.
PoUigftflj V. n. to vault; to tumble. -
Polttgct, m. desullor.
Polutn, m. volume.
Petcra) v. n. to vote. - Potum> «. vote.
fitTUpe,
m. windpipe. —PtS, a. unjust, iniquitous,
partial, -pisj^et, / injustice.
Prafa, *>. a. to reject, to refuse; to
throw. — fig t en flel, to throw one's
self into a chair. - lift pentttngat,
to squander away one's money. — i
fig, to devour. - oiti 1^V6tt&nn6ty to
throw topsyturvy. - fig pa folf, to
intrude one's self upon people. - ut
en, to turn one out of doors.
Prafa, f. n. fTeppet t>tafet, the ship
goes at the mercy of the winds and
waves, ga 01^ -, to be sauntering
Ptanga, v. a. to distort, to vrrest, to
pervert.- Ptatigning, / wresting,
distorting, perverting.
Pulcan, m. vulcano.
Pulcn, a. dIs2)oscd, conditioned, fit.
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