A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

powerfully, niiglitily.
powerful, miglity.
vaiHsi
Vdliaf f- a. to clioose, to elect, to select,
to pick, to cull, -rt) m. elector,
chooser.
V'dUa-, V. a. - iticp, to veld.
VaUiug) f. pap.
Vaifty a. Italian, -a botlOt, horse-
Lean, -lanb, n. Italy.
Valt, m. roller. -«, v. a. to roll.
t»altre, v. a. to roll. - fig t fmiitfeii,
to -wallow in the dirt.
VamiaSy v.d. to loathe, to nauseate.
tJamjeliS, a. loatlisome, nauseous,
disgustful. - Pflmielfe,/; loatliing,
t>fln, a. fair. [disgust.
tJaft) s. c. friend, -ffljl, a. true or
constant in friendship, -f flfij^et > /•
constancy of fiiendship. -ligj a.
friendly, kind, aflable. -lig^et, /.
friendliness, kindness. -fFflf > /•
friendship, kindness, favour. -fTapS^
futt, rt. friendly. -ffapsptOf, «.
friendly turn, friendly office.
fiirt^t!) V. a. to turn ; to lack, to veer.
flf a, v. a. to list, to recruit. -rc»
m. recruiting officer, pressman. —
t)arfnjng, /. listing, recruit, levy,
ligga pa - , to be recruiting. -HfeXl*
niiigar, m. pi. Lountymoney.
Datja, V. n. to defend, to guard. -
ag for nagot, to defend one's self
from. - tJarjenial, «. defence. -9eb,
m. purgatory oath, ga -geb, to clear
one's self by oath. - Patjo, n. ^afPa
naget i - , to have a thing in one's
custody.
Oatja, /. sword. - (Pari) -fajle, n.
hilt of a sword. -gct>