A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

JlnBttfm. grub, wornil, tick; maggot.
iinflllfl, V. a. to afUict, to grieve, to
pain, to give pain. - flfl, v. r. -»y
V. r. to grieve, to be uneasy. — )i, f.
anxiety, auguisli, melanclioly ; sadness,
agony, gain. - 3iligfT»0> a- sorry,
sad, anxious, melanclioly ; dismal,
gloomy, lonesome, melanclioly.
iiltgflig^et) /. sadness, gloom, melancholy,
[plies, n-ontkt.
iittne, n. forehead. -fp«mi , n. temiiple,
iipvle,«. apple. - (itppcl) -U-faj
/ applecake. -fflfia&, a. piebald,
-farilfl, /. applepie. -mu^^m.
cider. -fFfll, n. appleriud. -fyta, /.
malic acid, -pitl) n. cider.
3ira> V. a. to lionour, to reverence.
ett -&e btef , your favour, -f s. f.
glory, honour, credit, reputation, character,
good name, reputation, pota
to get glory, mtjia -n, to be
declared infamous. - HtbMy a. de-
cent, modest ; sober, honest. -l>et) /.
decency, modesty. - (itte) -bety=
Selfe, -bePtenillfl,/. lionour, civility
paid, -btyg, a. haughty, elated, arrogant
, supercilious. -&fyg^>etj /•
liaughtiness. -fotg«tefl, a. infamous ;
luigracious, execrable, abominable,
-gitig* -lyfleit, a. ambitious, aspiring,
-gidg^rt, -lyiltiflb,/. ambition.
-l09, «. infamous, -loel&et, /
infamy. -mitttlCj «. monument ; elo-
gy. -pott, m. U-iiimphal arch, -rif,
a. glorious, noble, illustrious. —totig,
a. infamous, reproachful, shameful,
disgraceful, derogatory, defamatory,
-fjailbate, m. defamer, slanderer.
-fPattF) ni. honorary, -jlob, m. statue',
-(liille, n. place of honour,
dignity. -tjei»|i> "J. honours, civility,
place of honour. - itcenptiSj m. wild
germander.
iitenbe , «. errand, business, goca fig
- meb, to make a pretence of.
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3ttja, V. a, to plough, to furrow. -
neb fii&en, to harrow in the corn. -
iiring, /. crop, liarvest.
iicfetifFop, w. archbishop. -lig ,