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 A M E R I C A N 
 
 PHONETIC DICTIONARY 
 
 ENGLISH LANGUAGE. 
 
 ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT STATE OF LITERATURE AND SCIENCE; 
 
 ■WITH PR(JNOLNCINO VOCABULARIES OF CLASSICAL, 
 
 SCRI1>TURAL, AND OEOORAPniCAL NAMES. 
 
 gesigiui) bn ,l^l;uh:iuicl $lorrs. 
 
 WITH A GENP]IIAL INTRODUCTION 
 
 1?V A .f F.UJS, n. A. 
 
 CIXCINNATI: 
 
 LONGLEY BROTHERS. PHONETIC PUr.LlSIIHRS, 
 
 BO.^TON, OTIS <I,AI'l' NKW YORK. KOWl.KU A WKLLS; 
 
 rillLADKLl'lIIA, FOWLER, WELLS k CO.; 
 
 LONDON, FRED PITMAN. 
 
 1855.
 
 Entered aooording to Act of Congress, in the year 1855, by 
 
 ZIBA STORPv-S & DAN S. 3MALLEY, 
 In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District o' Massachusetts 
 
 LONGLEY BBOIHERS, TYrOGRArilEliS, 
 CIXCIXNATI. 
 
 C. F. O'DUISCOLL S CO., STEREOTTPERS, 
 CIXCISSATI. 
 
 FROM THE PRESS OF 
 fflLUAM OVEREXD k CO.
 
 PREFACE. 
 
 In presenting to the world its first Phonetic Dictionary, the Compiler feels 
 confident that the simple, but appropriate dress, with which he has clothed 
 the spoken language, cannot fail to commend itself to the favorable consid- 
 eration of every friend of human progress. Owing to the inherent defects 
 of our common orthography, lexicographers have been compelled to employ 
 a notation more or less complicated and indefinite, which has made the 
 study of pronunciation, by means of dictionaries, distasteful and unsatisfac- 
 tory. All diacritic marks are more or less objectionable on account of their 
 obscurity and necessary multiplicity, resulting from the use of diflferent letters 
 marked to represent the same sound. 
 
 The object of the present work is to correctly represent, by means of a 
 Phonetic alphabet, that pronunciation of the English language which is 
 supported by the greatest number of competent authorities, and to define 
 and explain the words, as they are generally employed by standard writers. 
 The common alphabet being defective, in not having a suflScient number of 
 letters to represent accurately the pronunciation of the language, new ones 
 have been added to make up the deficiency, harmonizing in form and 
 proportion with the old letters. Each letter represents but one sound, 
 consequently its power is always known when it has once been learned, and 
 no doubt or difficulty will be experienced in spelling or pronouncing the 
 words of the English language written in this new orthography. 
 
 Much attention has been given to pronunciation; and the most reliable 
 authorities have been consulted. The Compiler has received valuable infor- 
 mation from the writings of Walker, Webster, Worcester, B. H. Smart, 
 and Alexander Melville Bell, all of whom are well known for their critical 
 knowledge of orthoepy. With respect to words variously pronounced, that 
 pronunciation is placed first which is supported by the greatest number of 
 competent authorities. 
 
 An attempt has been made to correctly represent the obscure vowels in 
 unaccented syllables, the quality of which is not indicated in the dictionaries 
 
 iii
 
 ir PREFACE. 
 
 of Ti^'ebster and Worcester. Walker very justly remarked: "If we cannot 
 point out the precise sound of unaccented syllables, we may at least give 
 those sounds whicL. approach the nearest, and by this means become a little 
 more useful than those who so liberally leave every thing to the ear and 
 taste of the speaker." The perfect distinction of minutely differing vowels is 
 no less a test of polished and elegant speech than is the clear enunciation of 
 unaccented syllables the test of good articulation. 
 
 In regard to rules of pronunciation, the exceptions to them are so numer- 
 ous that they tend more to embarrass than to aid the enquirer, and they are 
 rendered useless by phonetic representation. 
 
 The transitive and intransitive verbs are carefully distinguished ; the irreg- 
 ular verbs are conjugated, and the plural forms of irregular nouns are 
 exhibited. 
 
 The definitions have been selected from the dictionaries of Johnson, 
 Walker, Eeid, Smart, Craig, Webster, and Worcester, and, though concise, 
 they will be found sufiiciently comprehensive and exact for the critical 
 scholar. Many technical and scientific terms have been introduced, because 
 natural science is now taught in our best institutions of learning, and incor- 
 porated with our literature ; — also, many words which are obsolete or anti- 
 quated, but which are found in books that are much read ; words of local or 
 provincial use ; and a large number of words and phrases from foreign 
 languages, often met with in modern literature. Those words which are 
 obsolete or antiquated, colloquial or exceptionable, have been carefully noted. 
 
 In the romanic orthography the Compiler has taken as his guide the 
 prevailing usage of the principal lexicographers. A more uniform system 
 might have been adopted in harmony with analogy, but this would have led 
 to greater changes in the orthography than he felt himself author- 
 ized to make. Instead of aiming at uniformity, he has preferred that mode 
 of spelling which he found supported by the greatest number of authorities. 
 
 The Compiler has adopted the common alphabetic arrangement of words, 
 believing it will be more convenient and acceptable to those who will use the 
 book, than the phonetic arrangement, which is of course the more scientific. 
 
 To make the Dictionary useful as a school-book, a copious list of Grreek, 
 Latin, and Scripture Proper Names, and also a vocabulary of the most 
 important Geographical Names, have been added, with the pronunciation 
 represented in phonotypy. The simplicity and accuracy with which the 
 pronunciation of long and difiicult words is represented, by means of 
 phonotypy, contrast strongly with the perplexing notation commonly used 
 for that purpose. \ 
 
 As phonotypy must, from its inherent merits, sooner or later be introdiiced 
 into every primary school in our country, as the most expeditious and intelli- 
 gent method of teaching children to read the common print, and as it effects 
 what no other system ever did — namely, distinct articulation — this work will 
 be found an invaluable aid to teachers in guiding them to a careful analysis 
 of the words of our language.
 
 PREFACE. T 
 
 The foreigner will be enabled, by the aid of this Dictionary, to pronounce 
 any word he may see in the common print, and read correctly the definition ; 
 which cannot be said of any other English dictionary. This peculiar feature 
 of the work will commend itself to the missionary, who now finds it almost 
 impossible to teach the foreigner our language. 
 
 It gives the Compiler great pleasure to state that the General Introduction 
 was written by Mr. Alexander J. Ellis, B. A., whose gifted mind, prompted 
 by true philanthropy, and whose ample means, have done so much in perfect- 
 ing the phonetic system and disseminating its important truths. Like all his 
 productions, it evinces a thorough knowledge of his subject, expressed in the 
 most appropriate language. The origin and history of our present orthog- 
 raphy is traced, showing that it is a scientific, practical, and moral failure; 
 and even more, that it is an active enemy to education, and that the remedy 
 is to be found by reverting to true alphabetic writing — a phonetic representa- 
 tion. The objections made to this mode of spelling are carefully considered 
 and logically answered. No candid mind can fail to see their utter futility 
 and unsoundness. The analysis of the elements of speech gives evidence of 
 original and accurate observation of vocal phenomena carefully systematized, 
 and cannot fail to be highly instructive to every student of science. An 
 explanation of the principles of phonetic teaching is given, and their relations 
 to the romanic, or ordinary method, showing that the system is thoroughly 
 inductive, sound in theory and successful in practice. An account of a few of 
 the numerous experiments made during the last seven years, in Great Britain 
 and in this country, and their results, are given, showing, from the testimony 
 of the most intelligent educators of both countries, that children and adults 
 have been taught to read romankally in much less time by first learning the 
 phonetic print ; and what is still more important, that it changes the process 
 of learning to read from a drudgery into a pleasure, attracts the attention 
 and awakens the intellect, while it materially improves the pronunciation. 
 The whole Introduction furnishes a text-book of principles, valuable to the 
 general scholar, and essential to the successful teacher of the English 
 language. 
 
 In preparing this work the Compiler has received many valuable hints from 
 Mr. Elias Longley, who is the well-known pioneer of Phonography and Pho- 
 notypy in the West, and who has had much experience as a phonotypic 
 printer; also, from Mr. Benn Pitman, who has been a successful dissemi- 
 nator of the Writing and Spelling Reform in Great Britain, and has had an 
 opportunity of becoming ac(iuaintcd with the pronunciation of the literary 
 and well-bred portions of English society. 
 
 As this work is the first of the kind ever published, it cannot claim to be 
 perfect. The Compiler, nevertheless, hopes, that as a school book for the 
 analysis of words, and for correct pronunciation, or as a vocabulary for 
 general reference, it will be found far superior to any Dictionary at present 
 in use. lie can at least say for himself, that no labor or expense has been 
 spared to make it serve the purposes for which it is designed. It has been
 
 vi PREFACE. 
 
 carefully prepared, and the utmost attention was paid to accuracy wliile it was 
 passing through the press. Should errors be found, "the Compiler has no 
 desire that they should be concealed, but will rather feel thankful to all who 
 may assist him to correct them for the benefit of the public, whose true inter- 
 ests it has been his aim to serve. 
 
 DAN S. SMALLEY. 
 Jaofiiaica Plain, Mass., Oct., 1855.
 
 CONTENTS 
 
 MfMOlB OF NaTBAMKL STORES, PiPje ix 
 
 Remarka on Mr. Storrs' Alphabet, xi 
 
 Copy of Jlr. Storrs' Alphabet, opposite page xii 
 
 Gknekal Ixteoductio.v, xiii 
 
 1. Articulate Speech the Privilege of ilan, xiii 
 
 2. Writing the Mode of connecting the Present with the Past and Future, xiii 
 
 3. Origin of Alphabetic Writing, xiii 
 
 4. The Alphabetio Principle, and its Degeneration, xiv 
 
 5. Fixation of English Orthography by Printing, xiv 
 
 6. Dr. Johnson's Orthographic Difficulties, xv 
 
 7. Loss of the True Alphabetio Principle, and Rise of Lexicographic Authority, xvi 
 
 8. Estimate of the Degree of Fixation in our Present Orthography, xvi 
 
 9. Our Present Orthography a Scientific Failure, xvi 
 
 10. Oar Present Orthography a Practical Failure, xvii 
 
 11. Our Present Orthography a Jloral Failure, xvii 
 
 12. Our Present Orthography an International Failure, xvii 
 
 13. Our Orthography an Active Enemy to Education, xviii 
 
 14. The Remedy — a Recurrence to True Alphabetic Writing, xviii 
 
 15. The Benefits which would result from the Change, xviii 
 
 16. These Benefits will not result unless Proper Use be made of the New Spelling,- --xix 
 
 17. Objections to the Change — from its Strangeness, xix 
 
 18. The Conservative Objection to Change, lix 
 
 19. Three other Principal Objections stated, xx 
 
 20. Objection on the Score of Ambiguity, xx 
 
 21. Objection on the Score of Mutability of Pronunciation, xxi 
 
 22. Objection on the Score of Etymology, ••' rxii 
 
 23. Use and Abuse of Etymology, xxiii 
 
 24. A Real Objection to Immediate Change, and its Remedy, •• xiiii 
 
 25. History of the American Phonetic Alphabet, xxiv 
 
 26. Transitional Nature of this Alphabet, xxvi 
 
 27. Nature of Speech, and its Principal Divisions, xxvi 
 
 28. Vowels — Upper Series, xxvii 
 
 29. Vowels — Lower Series, xxvii 
 
 30. Vowels — The Middle Series, xxvii 
 
 31. Complete Vowel Scheme, • : xxvii 
 
 32. French Orinasal Vowels, xxvii 
 
 33. Consonants — The Gntteral Scries, ixviii 
 
 34. Consonants — The Palatal Series, ixviii 
 
 35. Consonants — The Labial Series, xxix 
 
 vii
 
 viii CONTENTS. 
 
 36. Complete Consonant Scheme, '• Page xxix 
 
 37. Combined Sounds — The Glide, xsix 
 
 38. Combined Sounds — Vowel Diphthongs, xxix 
 
 39. Combined Sounds — Consonant Diphthongs — Double Consonants, tyg 
 
 40. Combined Sounds — Stopped Towels, yty 
 
 41. Combined Sounds — Syllables, Y-yg 
 
 42. Combined Sounds — Accent, xxxi 
 
 43. Order of the Letters in the American Phonetic Alphabet, xxsi 
 
 44. Forms of the Letters in the American Phonetic Alphabet, xxxii 
 
 45. Importance of Understanding the Theory of the Phonetic System of Teaching 
 
 Romanic Reading, xxxii 
 
 46. Fundamental Principles of the Phonetic System of Teaching to Read Romanically, xxxii 
 
 47. Principles of Teaching Phonetic Reading, xxxiii 
 
 48. Dr. Stone's Experimental Proof of the Value of the Phonetic System, xxxiv 
 
 49. Three Testing Experiments on the Comparative Merits of the Phonetic and 
 
 Romanic Systems, xxxvi 
 
 50. These Experiments prove that the only Real Objections to a Spelling Reform 
 
 must ultimately Yield, xxxvii 
 
 51. Conclusion, xxxvii 
 
 Syllabication and Peonunciatiox, xxxix 
 
 Signs and Abbreviations, xl 
 
 Phonetic Alphabet, Type and Script, opposite page 1 
 
 PHONETIC DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, 1 
 
 Rules fok Peonouncing Geeek and Latin Peopee Names, 670 
 
 Peonunciation of Greek and Latin Peopee Names, 671 
 
 Pronunciation of Sceiptueal Peopee Names; 721 
 
 Pronunciation of Geographical Names, 741 
 
 Abbreviations, 776
 
 MEMO! R. 
 
 Nathaniel Storrs was born in Lebanon, in the State of New Hampshire, 
 on the 14th of March, 17tj4. His father was a respectable farmer, and a 
 descendant of Samuel Storrs. from Sutton. Xottinfrhamshire. in P^nfrhmd. who 
 came to Barnstable, in Massachusetts, about the year 1GH3, and in a few years 
 removed to Mansfield, in Connecticut. 
 
 The subject of this notice received his education at Dartmouth Colleire. in 
 Hanover, New Hampshire, where he <:raduated in 17'J<i. He made teaching 
 the occupation of his life, and excelled in imparting knowledge to others. 
 He was the principal of the Elliot School, in Boston, Massachusetts, from 
 181S to 1S2U, a period of eight years, which station he filled with credit to 
 himself and profit to those under his charge, until ill health compelled him to 
 relinquish his labors. 
 
 As a teacher, he fully understood the difficulties experienced in the acqui- 
 sition of our language, and was convinced at an early period that a radical 
 change in its orthography was necessary to remove them. He regarded our 
 imperfect alphabet as the primary cause of these difficulties ; having but 
 twenty-three effective letters to represent upwards of forty sounds of the 
 English language, it was necessary to assign a variety of sounds to the 
 same letter or the same combination of letters ; con?e(|uently he viewed our 
 alphabet as uncertain, contradictory, and false; the historical spelling of a 
 word being no guide to its pronunciation — and conversely, the pronunciation 
 being no guide to its historical spelling. Each word had to l)e learned :\? an 
 indcjiendcnt picture or symbol, rcjircsenting. as a whole, the spoken word. It 
 was not till the pupil became familiar with the forms of words, associated with 
 their pronunciation, which could only be learned froui the dictation of a 
 teacher, that he was enabled to read fluently ; nor was it surprising that 
 amid this labyrinth of doubt and perplexity so few learned to read well, and 
 that none hnnifd tn fprll. 
 
 A careful consideration of the subject led him to the conclusion that it was 
 first necessary to determine the numVjcr of elementary sounds of our lan- 
 guage ; and secondly, that each sound should be represented by one letter 
 only, and each letter should invariably represent one sound. 
 
 The elements being all ascertained, and re[>resented by appropriate charac- 
 ters, he knew that all doubt, difficulty, and uncertainty, in learning to spell and 
 pronounce, woubl disappear; and that n<i more difficulty would Ije experienced 
 in reading and writing the words of a spoken language than in reading and 
 writing musical sounds or numerical figures. By this new mode of represen- 
 tation, the children of our common schools, instead of being compelled to 
 grope through a guessing, stultifying process of training, in acquiring the 
 art of reading, would have their minds (luickened into a healthy, vigorous 
 B ix
 
 X MEMOIE. 
 
 activity, and their reasoning powers be logically trained. The vexatious 
 perplexities that serve to excite the lower propensities of both pupil and 
 teacher, would give place to the benign influence of cheerfulness, mutual 
 sympathy, and a consciousness, on the part of the pupil, of intellectual power, 
 and a spirit of self-reliance. Both children and foreigners could thus acquire 
 our language in one fourth of the time now employed for that purpose. 
 Time, money, and labor would be saved; but, what is infinitely more valuable, 
 the intellectual and moral training of our youth would be greatly improved, 
 by making this important change in our orthography. 
 
 Soon after relinquishing his charge of the Elliot School, in 1826, he deter- 
 mined the number of elementary sounds in our language, and fixed upon the 
 letters to represent them. This was more than fifteen years before Isaac 
 Pitman, of England, thought of his phonetic scheme. At this time he com- 
 menced writing a Phonetic Dictionary of the English language, which 
 occupied his leisure hours for several years, and completed more than a 
 thousand pages. A careful analytical study of the elements of the language 
 convinced him that he had not perfected his alphabet, and after making the 
 desired improvements he would have re-written his work, had not the infirmi- 
 ties of age interfered with his favorite project. 
 
 During the year 1845, Mr. S. P. Andrews, of New York, delivered several 
 lectures in Boston, on the science of Phonetics, in which Phonography was 
 made the principal topic. Mr. Stori's was much interested in these lectures, 
 and made himself acquainted with the principles of Phonography. In 1846, 
 a report was made before the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, upon 
 Phonotypy, by Mr. George B. Emerson. The alphabet presented in this 
 report was one employed by Messrs. Andrews & Boyle, being one of the 
 earliest alphabets used by 3Iessrs. Pitman & Ellis. Mr. Storrs read this 
 report, and pointed out what appeared to him to be errors in their alphabetic 
 scheme. He regarded this alphabet as superior in the forms of its letters to 
 any he had &een. Dr. A. Comstock, of Philadelphia, had adopted one, the 
 new forms of which were mainly taken from the Greek alphabet, and they 
 failed to harmonize, in form and general appearance, with the other letters. 
 Mr. Storrs was acquainted with the labors of Benjamin Antrim, of Philadel- 
 phia, and with the phonetic scheme of Eev. Ezekiel Eich, of Troy, N. H.. but 
 their alphabets he regarded as impracticable. 
 
 No evidence appears that 3Ir. Storrs was acquainted with the alphabet 
 as improved by Messrs. Pitman & Ellis in 1847. Ill health prevented him 
 from giving much attention to the subject during the last few years of his life. 
 He was much gratified to learn that jDhonetic representation was attracting 
 the attention of literary men, and confidently believed it must eventually 
 become the prevailing mode of representing spoken language. 
 
 During his last illness, he signed an indenture for the Compiler of this 
 work to prepare and publish a Phonetic Dictionary of the English language, 
 and directed that the expenses of writing and publishing an edition of five 
 thousand copies of the same be paid out of his estate. 
 
 His interest in this great Reform remained unabated to the last, for he con- 
 tinued to converse upon it, at intervals, until he was unable to speak. He died 
 June 16th, 1851, in his 78th year, at his place of residence, in Boston, Mass. 
 
 Mr. Storrs possessed a fine physical organization, well proportioned, and of 
 more than ordinary height. His head was large and well formed, with a pre- 
 ponderance of brain in the upper and frontal region. lie possessed a clear, 
 analytical mind, well stored with useful knowledge, particularly first prin- 
 ciples, which enabled him to discover truth where it was hidden from ordinary 
 minds. He was an accurate observer of Nature, and would have excelled in 
 the natural sciences had circumstances favored his early education in that
 
 MKMOIR. XI 
 
 departruent <»f leariiin}^. He iliil nut iiiiiliTvaliif classical Icariiinf^, hut 
 thought too iiiiicli time was devoted to the Latin and (Ireek lan<^ua;:ert in our 
 academies and colleges, and too little to the natural sciences; considerinj^ it 
 was lar hetter to acipiire ten ideas, and l)e ahle to express them in one lan- 
 guage, than to ac((uire one idea, and he ahle to expros the same in t«n 
 different lan;;uaj:cs. 
 
 He remarked that the olnurviiKj powers of children were first developed ; 
 that minerals, plants, and animals were ^iven them to ohserve ; and he 
 thouirht that the younjr of our common schools should receive some instruc- 
 tion in JJotany. (.'hemistry. (ieol»»;:y, and Mineralo<ry, that they may ac<|uire 
 an early hahit of ohservinj^ the qualities of ohjects, as well as their uses to 
 man. At a later period, they should he acquainted with the functions of 
 the princijjal orj:ans of the human system, and the natural laws of health. 
 In fact, man should he educated to he an accurate ohserver of Nature, and 
 become familiar with her ^reneral laws — for Nature's laws are hut modes of 
 action of the Hivine Mind, the unmistakahle expression of his will. 
 
 In conversation, he was free and affahle, always havinj? a command of 
 apjiro} riate lan^ruajre to express his ideas, and "generally choosini; for a topic 
 something useful and instructive. "His opinions were his own, and not the 
 faint copy of another's mind. " He min<:led hut little in L'eneral society, 
 thouirh he was hiirhly esteemed hy his intimate friends. Industry, economy, 
 and honesty were eardinal virtues in his moral code. Idleness, the love of 
 show, prodiirality and dishonesty met with his severe rehiike. He was a man 
 of stern inteirrity, hut posse.s.sed a benevolent heart, for he aimed to deal 
 justly with all, to l>e useful to his fellow-men ; and finally disposed of his 
 property with a view to advance the human race in virtue and knowledjre. 
 
 In his relijrious faith he was a liberal Christian ; believing that love to God 
 was best manifested by strict obedience to his laws, and love to man, by elevat- 
 ing the moral and intellectual condition of his race. He loved truth in all its 
 various forms, whether in art or science, morals or religion. The conservative 
 spirit that is usually manifested in age, and which is a deadly barrier to pro 
 gress, never took possession of his mind ; for whatever subject was presented 
 for consideration, he was always ready to test its value by first principles, 
 believing that truth alone would promote the highest good of man. 
 
 Society will ever be grateful for the munificent gift so wisely appropriated 
 to the highest interest of education — diminishing the toils of the teacher in 
 imparting instruction, training the child in a pleasing logical method of 
 ac(juiring our language, perfecting his articulation so that words shall '-fall 
 from his lips like new coins from the mint, accurately cut and perfectly fin- 
 ished," lessening the time for acquiring our language at least one half, 
 and giving to science a valuable contriltution to her vast store-house of know- 
 ledge — an exposition of the only philosophical method of representing a 
 spoken language. 
 
 Jlcmarhs on Ijtlr. .§torrs' ^Ipbabtt. 
 
 Mr. Storrs based his alphabet upon the romanie, the letters of which he 
 employed in their most common signification, and made the new letters, 
 which he was obliged to introduce, in order to give each of the principal 
 sounds of our language a distinct sign, harmonize with the old in form and 
 general appearance. This is evident to any one who will compare his alj)ha- 
 bet. given at the close of these remarks, with the romanie. It is the one in 
 which he wrote his Dictionary, and is carefully copied from his manuscript, 
 dated iSlitl. He rejected q. k% and x. 
 
 According to his scheme, there are thirteen simple vowels, six of which aro
 
 xii MEMOIR. 
 
 long and seven short, and arranged in pairs, the short vowel hearing a close 
 resemblance in quality to the long one, excepting ?<, which has no correspond- 
 ing long sound. 
 
 The o in coat, whole, renovate, advocate, &c., he regarded as essentially 
 short, and of sufficient importance to furnish it with a symbol distinct from 
 the vowel in oak, note, &c. 
 
 The vowel in aix he considered a diphthong, composed of a and w, and the 
 word air might be phonetically written thus : aur. 
 
 He employed four diphthongs, namely : i in mine, oi in noise, ow in now, 
 and eio in new. The symbols of the last two resemble those employed by 
 Messrs. Pitman & Ellis to represent the same sounds. 
 
 He thought Walker and his followers made a great mistake in considering 
 the consonant y an essential part of the diphthong «. That in the word yew, 
 its elements are, first, the consonant ?/, followed by the true diphthong ew ; as 
 in the word dew, d is the first element, followed by the diphthong eio. Y is 
 no more a part of the diphthong in the word yew, than d is a part of the 
 diphthong in deio. If it be true that the sound of y is contained or concealed 
 in the long u, the initial y in the romanic notation, we should mark as silent; 
 thus, you, your, yule, Eunice, Europe, must be written u, tir, id, Unis, Urop. 
 The consonant y is the first sound heard in yu, ycio, the final sound being 
 the proper diphthong, which is formed of the brief sound of e in me and oo in 
 book, pronounced by one impulse of the voice, and is represented by ev3, eu, 
 ro, kc, heard in tztbe, jew, pew, new, neutQx, and feodal. If the elements 
 of long -u be yoo in all positions, then feuA becomes fv/ood ; heauij, b^'ooti ; 
 cj^te, \yoot ; Aew, dyoo ; -pure, jiyoov, a pronunciation which would be regarded 
 as afi"ected and ridiculous in the extreme, and opposed to the best usage 
 of well educated persons. If it be said that y is slightly articulated in 
 these words, then the oo becomes still more prominent, and dew becomes doo ; 
 -pure, -poor; feud, food; heautj, booty, and c«te, koot. This is still worse, for it 
 changes the meaning of the words, and gives prominence to the oo, which is 
 never heard from correct speakers with its full open sound, but a closer one 
 approaching the oo heard in book, preceded by brief e. In fact, we have no 
 two elements that correctly represent this diphthong. Brief e and do approach 
 more nearly the true sound than any others. The final sound is not so round 
 and prominent as oo, and can be learned only by hearing it pronounced. 
 
 There is still another corruption fast gaining ground among those who 
 regard long u as composed of y, oo ; they pronounce '^uty, juty ; duration, 
 juration ; cZew, Jew ; rfuel, juel. This arises from the efi"ort to articulate d 
 and y in rapid succession, which will produce j. 
 
 Dr. Latham makes a distinction between eio and yoo. In speaking of the 
 tendencies of language, in his work on the English Language, (p. 177,) he 
 remarks : " From p. 153, we see that the combination ew is an unstable com- 
 bination, that it has a tendency to become yoo, and that the y in yoo has a 
 tendency to change a d into j ; in other words, we see the reason why by 
 many persons dew is pronounced jeio.'" 
 
 Mr. Storrs employed a symbol for the syllables ur, er, ir, or, which he con- 
 sidered the same in their elements, namely, ur. 
 
 His analysis of the compound consonants ch, j, sh, and zh, he regarded as 
 very important, and the only one which correctly represents their elements. 
 
 The Compiler has aimed to present the phonetic scheme of Mr. Storrs as it 
 was developed by himself, with those views of elementary analysis which difi'er 
 from other orthoepists. In all its leading features, it bears a close resem- 
 blance to the one employed in this work, and, what is still more remarkable, 
 even the forms of many of the new letters are almost identical. 
 
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 l.iruiii hilt d»'li\ r iix rnnii i:v| tur Ivii iz le Uiudiiiti le |»3n and 
 le 'jlori t'pri'v I iIiim-ii.
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 1. ^rtitulatt Spmb the pribilrqr of Tdixn. 
 
 Mi{o«r— Artioululors — tlius did Homer mutely 
 di:itin^uish man from tho lonor animala. For it 
 is vain to deny hiiigungu to tho boasta of tho field 
 and tho birds of tlio air. Look at that dog: how 
 his eye:) 8]iarklo with iileasuro, how ho trembles 
 with expectancy, how ho whines with dread, how 
 ho makes you feel his love, hate, indifforonce, 
 doubt; how he informs you of danger, how ho wel- 
 comes you home, driven off tho intruder, and pro- 
 tects your property! Is thero no language in his 
 snarl, his short, impatient bark, his cry, nay, in tho 
 very lick of his tongue and wag of his tail? Thero 
 is not only a language, but one which is understood 
 over tlie wide world. It is a language of sentiment 
 and imagery, but thero is no articulation. That is 
 reserved for man. Wherever two or three human 
 beings arc thrown together, there will bo found a 
 sot of sounds, as garbs of thought, invented, under- 
 stood, acknowledged, used, remembered, and reiip- 
 plied by a kind of freemasonry very falsely called 
 convention. It is a Fpontaneoos offshoot of our 
 nature, tho golden thread of our being which winds 
 humanity iutoono, past, present, and to come. Itut 
 bow the i>ast? 
 
 "Tho actor's wondrous art 
 Goes swift and trackless past tho sense it stirs." 
 
 ("Penn schnell und spurlos geht des Mimen Kunst, 
 Die wunderbarc, nn dem Sinn voriiber.") 
 
 SiAiiler. 
 
 Tho words of to-<lay live but feebly in the recol- 
 lection of to-morrow; the talcs of tho father, fhom- 
 8clvo.« a faint impression of the event, si-arccly move 
 tho son, and arc lost to tho grandchild. Tradition 
 is a most uncertain guide. Wo must fix tho 
 thought ns it Arises, and leave it a monument for 
 all iigcs to admire. When death has struck down 
 the noble friend that thought it, the wonl !>haJl sur- 
 Tivo in a tnie immortality. Whore writing has not 
 appcareil. human progression is slow and uncertain. 
 I»ttfrs are the gentle dew which roots tho present 
 in the past to develop in the future. 
 
 2. 23triting Ibc JHobr of comuding the 
 present boitb the past anb t^uture. As the 
 
 connection of man with the past is more valuable 
 than his union with the present, inestimable aS the 
 latter may be, so is writing more valuable than 
 speaking. Without tho work of past ages bearing 
 u|X)n the present, without tho knowledge accumn- 
 lated from all time, which we can only hope to hand 
 down with a small and ever smaller increase to our 
 posterity, we should be like the tribes of animal:*, 
 who, guided mainly by an instinct which is in man 
 concealed by the brightness of his reason, begin life 
 afresh in c.ich generation, and are the same now a.^ 
 when they were first observed. On the contrary- 
 One by one, 
 Since its time begun, 
 Waxelh our race beneath tho sun. 
 Knowledge stored, 
 In noblo hoard. 
 Travels increasing from sire to son. 
 Thus humanity's course is run; 
 Thus it will grow 'til its time is done. 
 
 Tho engraved character, tho painted letter, tbeso 
 are the talismans which make man immortal, tho 
 true eano in which Trometheus brought down tho 
 fire from heaven. 
 
 3. (Drigin of Alphabetic ©Iriting. But how 
 
 shall these characters or letters store up thought? 
 What connection is thero between a mark and a 
 thought, a letter and a won.1? The genius of man 
 has not been slow in discovering associations. Thr 
 first thought seems to have boon to dniw sensible 
 objects, to represent these and the actions chief 
 ly done with, to, or by them, and tho fcelini;' 
 which these ai-tions inspired. Such were the hier 
 oglyphios, which, hastily written and altere<I in tl.o 
 course of time, gi>ve rise to a set of characters hav 
 ing scarcely any tniocablo connection with the orig 
 iiial object,^, and therefore considered to bo entirely 
 conventional, such as wo see in tho extraordinary 
 symbols of the Chinese. Or again, ytarU of objecTv 
 were drawn to suggest their names, and then the 
 initial sound of that name was held to be iiiono ii 
 
 Cxiii)
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 tended, and by placing these symbols together, a 
 compound sound was represented, having a known 
 meaning in the spoken language of the country. 
 Such seems to have been the origin of the Phoeni- 
 cian characters. 
 
 This was a great step. Instead of recalling the 
 thought, the sound by which that thought has been 
 expressed is alone recalled. And more than this, 
 it is recognized that this sound is compound, that 
 all the sounds uttered or utterable are composed of 
 a few elements, and that by analyzing them into 
 these elements and then recombining them, we can 
 form the whole language by a repetition of simple 
 characters. Writing thus ceased to be symbolical, 
 and became alphabetic. Where this was first ac- 
 complished we cannot say. We have a rude attempt 
 in the Phoenician alphabet, but in other Asiatic 
 tongues we have marvellously correct results, as in 
 the far-famed Sanscrit, where the shades of sound 
 are so accurately represented, that we can almost 
 read the Mahdhlmrata better than our own Chaucer. 
 
 But Europe lay to the west and took the western- 
 most alyjhabet. "A knowledge of this fact is of the 
 utmost importance," observes Dr. Donaldson, New 
 Cratylus, 2d ed. p. 146, "for the chief difficulties 
 occasioned by the Greek alphabet have arisen from 
 the circumstances that its whole organization is 
 adapted to a language as widely different as possi- 
 ble from Greek, and, that while the names and 
 shapes of the letters have been retained their value 
 has been materially altered." But not only is this 
 a source of trouble in Greek, it passed thence to 
 Latin, and thence, as the temporal and afterwards 
 the spiritual arm of Rome weighed heavily over 
 all the countries of Europe, the Latin form of this 
 Phoenician alphabet became fitted upon languages 
 still less adapted to receive it, and difficulties grew 
 from difficulties, till the confusion worse confound- 
 ed, of the English and French orthographies, spread 
 around its tangled meshes. 
 
 4. SCbc ^Ipbabctk |]rmnplc antr its gf- 
 
 gntcratioit. The principle of alphabetic writing 
 is this : To analyze the soxtnds (if speech into their 
 simple elements, to invent a sign which shall accu- 
 rately represent each element, and by combining t7ie 
 signs to represent the sound resulting f ram the vocal 
 comiinatiim of the elements. This is the whole 
 object and intention of alphabetic writing. Thus 
 in the Sanscrit language every change of sound was 
 accurately represented by a change of letter. If 
 the concurrence of two sounds was accompanied in 
 speech with an alteration in one of them, for ease 
 or beauty of utterance, that change, although it 
 might only bo temporary, as in the casual meeting 
 of two words, was marked in the orthography. The 
 euphonic laws which grammarians have detected as 
 influencing these changes occupied no less than 30 
 pages in Bopp's Kriiische Grammatik der Sans- 
 
 krita Sprache in kiirzerer Fassung. It is impor- 
 tant to note this, because the Sanscrit language is 
 the great storehouse whence comparative etymology 
 draws her treasures. As, however, time went on, 
 this original alphabetic feeling became more or less 
 lost. The Greeks, indeed, changed their spelling 
 scrupulously to imitate change of dialect, (with 
 which we should have been otherwise unacquaint- 
 ed,) and we find the Latin orthography varying in 
 different ages. It might have been expected when 
 the German "barbarians" put on the Latin alpha- 
 bet as they did the Latin spoils without much re- 
 gard to fitness, that orthography should run wild, 
 but still it was better in intention than that we 
 now have. The alphabet of Ulphilas the Goth is 
 a very creditable performance. The alphabet which 
 Cyrillus formed for the Sclavonic languages has 
 founded the practical working system of writing 
 now used in Russia. But it was in such countries 
 as France and England that the greatest confusion 
 arose from the confusion of languages. In England 
 the original Runic letters of the Anglo-Saxon were 
 gradtially disused and their place supplied, very 
 imperfectly, by Roman letters. With great variety 
 of dialects there was, necessarily, great variety of 
 spelling. Then came the Norman invasion, with 
 the introduction of a language already mixed, and 
 rulers who were ignorant of Saxon. Hence arose 
 a mixture of the languages and a confusion in spel- 
 ling, for "clerks" of Saxon origin wrote words half 
 Saxon and half French, and others of Norman ex- 
 traction puzzled over the Saxon words. At length 
 as the languages became thoroughly fused into Eng- 
 lish, and laymen learned to write and tried their 
 hands at spelling — principally their own names, 
 however — all rule seemed to be broken through. 
 The same words in the same page were written in 
 different ways. People did not seem certain about 
 their own name. The Percies of Northumberland 
 contrived to write their name in 15 different man- 
 ners; Lord Burleigh did not know how to spell Lord 
 Leicester's name, and for the matter of that Leices- 
 ter himself had eight different ways to choose from. 
 
 5. ^ivation of lljc ©nglis^ ©rtbograpljg 
 
 bg ^nutlUC(. But the era of printing had arrived, 
 and it was hard to spell differently on the same 
 page. Printers' journeymen soon found that it 
 was very troublesome to follow the manuscript let- 
 ter by letter; it was easier to remember one form, 
 or nearly one form of spelling a word, and to pick 
 up the types by memory. Printers' readers encour- 
 aged uniformity for the beauty of the page, and 
 something like a definite system of spelling gradu- 
 ally worked its way into printed hooks— printed 
 hooks, observe, not manuscripts. It is a very great 
 mistake to confound the two, and unless books are 
 professedly printed literatim from the author's 
 manuscript they are no proof whatever of the stylo
 
 GENKRAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 of dpt'llinj; which ho advocnlej. Il 18 necemiary, 
 howevor, to boiir in miiiil that tho true rt«f<»riuoni 
 of uur Ktijjlinh iij>ulliii(;, iho true «ouivo wheuoo wc 
 can tnwf our prtvont u|i|iruuc'h to unifuruiity, with 
 difforfiii.-o.t iiut luuuuntin;^ to muuh uiuru than one 
 word ill !tixty, uiust bu looked for in tho [trinUr't 
 readinij nxnn. Of cuurso the printcm' rendors, 
 though lit fint lituniry uen, could not bu cun!>id- 
 orcd in ruulity to bo of iiiui-h weight as literary 
 autiiuritif:!. Thoy were gliid thoiuKclves to adopt 
 Some acknowledged authority when they eould find 
 it. Tho ago of losictpgrii|)liy came, and iho printer'^ 
 reader clung to his dictionary oi a nheet anchor. 
 But liow did tho writerii of dictiouario!) proceed? 
 Uoor what JohiiDun sayii: 
 
 G. Dr. Johnson's (Drtbognipbic piffitul- 
 
 tuS. "Of this kind [aiioniulous foriimUon.<i, which, 
 being once incor|Minited, can never be afterwards 
 dismissed or refurnied.] are tho derivatives Uiu/th 
 from litt'j, UifiKjth from sfrn/n/, darliiuj from dtar, 
 hnadtK fmin hrinid; iruuxJri/,tlfiiiitj/U; fn>m hi^j/i, 
 heiijht, which .Milton, in zuitl for analogy, writes 
 hitjhth. 'ijiuil tt fxemjita jurat njniii* </»• plurihim 
 vnaf [llow uro you advantaged by removing a 
 soliuiry thorn from out a multitude?] To change 
 all would bo too much, and to change one is 
 nothing. 
 
 '•This uncertainty is most freijuent in the vowels, 
 which are so capriciously pronounced, and so dif- 
 ferently modified by accident or affectation, not 
 only in every province, but in every mouth, that to 
 them, as is well known to etymologists, little regard 
 is to be shewn in tho deduction of one laii;;uage 
 from another. 
 
 " Such defects are not errours in orthography, 
 but spots of barbarity impressed so deep in the 
 English language, that criticism can never wash 
 them away; these, therefore, must be permitted to 
 remain untouched; but many words have likewise 
 been altered by accident, or depraved by ignorance, 
 03 tho pronunciation of the vulgar has been weakly* 
 followed; and some still continue tobe variously writ- 
 ton, as aulhorsdiffer in theircaro or skill: of thcseit 
 was proper to inquire the true orthography, which 
 I have olways considered as depending u|)on their 
 derivation, and have therefore referred them to 
 their original languages; thus, I vrhc em-haiit, m- 
 chantnunt, i-nchanttr, after the French, and tinaii- 
 tatii'ii after the I^liu; i\\\x*, entire is chosen rather 
 than intiff, becau.^ it |tuiised to us not from the 
 I^itin int*<jtr, but from tho French tutier. 
 
 "Of many wonls it is difficult to say whether 
 they were immediately received from the Latin, or 
 the French, since, at tho time when wo had domin- 
 ions in France, wo had the Ijttin service in our 
 ehundies. It is, however, my opinion, that the 
 French generally supplies us; for we have few 
 Latin words among the terms of domcstick use. 
 
 which are not in French; but many French which 
 I ore very remote from the Latin. 
 
 " Even in wonls of which Iho derivation is apiiar- 
 ent, I have been often obliged to sacrifice unilorm- 
 ity to custom; thus, I write, in compliance with a 
 numberless majority, <v>/irry and inrtujh, detr it ituii 
 rertiiit, fancy and phantmn; sometimes tho deriva- 
 tive varies from the primitive, as txplaiu fr»m *r- 
 planatiim, rfjttat and rej'ftitii/n, 
 
 " Some combinations of letters, having tlie aune 
 (Kiwcr, are used indifferently without any discover- 
 able reason or choice, as in ch>ak,cfy'ke; triaii,t<ip4; 
 fetcel, fuel, and many others; which I have some- 
 times inserted twice, that those, who search for 
 them under cither form, may not search in vain. 
 
 "In examining tho orthography of any doubtful 
 Word, the mode of spelling by which it is inserted 
 in tho series of tho dictionary, is to bo considered 
 Its that to which I give, ]ierhaps not often rashly, 
 the preference. I have left, in the examples, Ui 
 every author, his own practice anmolost<-d, that the 
 reader may balance suffwges, and judge between 
 us; but this <|Ucstion is not always to be determined 
 by reputed or by real learning; some men, intent 
 u|)on greater things, have thought little on stmndi' 
 and derivations; some, knowing in the ancient 
 tongues, have neglected those in which our words 
 are commonly to bo .sought. Thus, Hauiiuoud writci 
 ftcihlcness for feojiihlenfss, because, I suppose, he 
 imagined it to be derived immediately from the 
 Latin; and some words, such as dt'/'€udaiit, dejJtnd- 
 ent, dtj>t/iduncf, dependence, \iXTy their final sylla- 
 ablc, as one or another language is present to the 
 writer. 
 
 " In this jNirt of tho work, where caprice has long 
 wantoned without control, and vanity sought praise 
 by petty reformation, 1 have endeavoured t<j proceed 
 with a scholar's reverence for antiquity and a gram- 
 marian's regard to the genius of our tongue. I 
 have attempted u few alterations, and among those 
 few, jierhops tho greater i>art is from the modem 
 to the ancient practice; and I ho(>e I may bo allowed 
 to recommend to those, whoso thoughts have been 
 perha]is employed too anxiously on verbal singular- 
 ities, not til disturb, upon narrow views, or for mi- 
 nute projiriety, tho orthography of their fathers. 
 It has been itsserted, that for the law to be kwitcn, 
 is of more importance than to bo ri^hi. Change, 
 says Hooker, is not made without inconvenience, 
 even from worse to better. There is, in constancy 
 and stability, a general and Lasting advantage, 
 which will always overbalance tho slow imi>rovc- 
 ments of gradual correction. Much less ought oar 
 written language to comply with tho corruptions of 
 oral utterance, or copy that which every variation 
 of time or place makes different from itself, and 
 imitate those changes which will again be changed, 
 while imitation is employed iu observing them."
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 7. IToss of the (True Alphabetic printiplc 
 anb iUsc of ^^'cvicogvapbic ^utboritn. The 
 
 reader caunot but be struck, on reaJinj; this remark- 
 able [lassage, with the total obliteration of the orig- 
 inal intention of alphabetic writing. Doctor John- 
 son inveighs against writing as we speak; when in 
 doubt, he does not trace the real phonetic history of 
 the word; he looks merely to see what nation intro- 
 duced it, and endeavors to indicate this by some 
 peculiarity of orthography, which could evidently 
 only inform those who were already in the secret, 
 and at the same time he gives in without any rea- 
 son at all but inveterate custom, to diversities of 
 spelling which neither sound nor derivation justi- 
 fies. It is impossible to give a more graphic picture 
 of the iinbecile state of the English orthography. 
 
 But Johnson was a "great" lexicographer, and 
 printers' readers at once accepted him. They have 
 abandoned him now. Walker and Smart, and then 
 Webster and Worcester, have replaced him in the 
 estimation of the readers, and thus our spelling has 
 changed, as any one who reads the above passage 
 (which is spelled as Johnson printed it) will readily 
 perceive. Thus dictionary makers do settle the 
 spelling, for they settle the practice of the print- 
 ing office, and writers endeavor in general to write 
 like a book. And yet read what a writer in the 
 Penny Cyclopoedia, (vol. 17, p. 41,) says, truly rep- 
 resenting, as we know, the feeling of many literarj' 
 men : — 
 
 "W'e perceive, by certain Grammars and Diction- 
 aries published by practical men, both at home, and 
 still more in the United States of North America, 
 that the writers appear to suppose that their works 
 will be resorted to, even by persons of cultivation, 
 as authorities or guides to orthography. But we 
 believe it to be the case, that the number is very 
 few of persons who actually use dictionaries for 
 this purpose. We mean, of course, not mere chil- 
 dren, or persons of very imperfect education, but 
 even of those there are very few persons who read 
 much and write occasionally, who ever think of re- 
 sorting to books of the kind we are speaking of; and 
 persons of a better education still trust entirely to 
 memory, and should a doubt arise, the reference 
 would be made to some eminent author, and not to 
 the guides of which we speak. In fact, the art is 
 acquired almost without teaching, and is maintained 
 in vigor through a whole life by the constant 
 practice of writing and reading. At all events, 
 there is no book, grammar, guide, or dictionary, 
 which a scholar in England regards as in this point 
 
 a book of any authority Practically a 
 
 great, and perhaps quite sufficient degree of uni- 
 formity and stubilit}', may be said to be secured 
 under the regulating power that now exists. Dic- 
 tionaries and vocabularies, as affording an easy 
 guide to the knowledge of what is the usage, may 
 
 have their use in this respect to a few persons who 
 . write occasionally only, but, as authorities, we re- 
 peat, they are of no avail." 
 
 8^ Estimate of fbc Jlcgm of ^ivatioir in 
 our |)rcscnt (Ortbograpbii. But is our spelling 
 
 fixed after all? . Mr. Worcester, in his dictionary, 
 gives 1495 words as spelled different by different 
 authors, of which no less than 126 are speUed in 
 more than two different ways. If we take our 
 language as consisting of 90,000 words, this alone 
 gives about one in sixty as still unsettled. And 
 from this calculation we have thrown out of con- 
 sideration whole classes of cases in which usage 
 differs; as, (1) whether we should write our or or 
 in ambassado?', anteriw?-, arbw, ardor, and so on, (in 
 fifty-nine cases Dr. Johnson writes mtr, and in 
 forty o;v) (2) whether the I should be doubled or 
 not in the past tense of such words as apparel, 
 havel, bowe/, &c., that is, whether we should write 
 appare?«fZ or appareZZerf, &c.; there are no less than 
 fifty such words; (,3) whether t, p, should be doub- 
 led in the past tense and participle of words like 
 benefit, deveUyj, &c., fourteen in number ; ( 4 ) 
 whether we should write centre or center, &c.; (5) 
 whether we should write patron^■«e or patronage, &c., 
 in at least ninety verbs ending in ise or ize; (6) 
 whether or not we should retain the e in abridge- 
 ment, judgement, &c., and in blameable, &o.; (7) 
 whether a double or single I should be written in 
 compound words formed from monosyllables which 
 have the double I, as appa/Z, heiall, &c.; (8) and, 
 which is the style of spelling to be adopted in 
 classes of words represented by the following pairs: 
 i/iquirer, enquirer; nego<«'ate, nego«ate ; control, 
 contro«l; expense, expencey allege, sXledge; complete, 
 complea^ly conncr/oa, connecfo'on./ preeej/e, preceeci, 
 &e. If these were taken into consideration the 
 proportion would be much increased. It must be 
 owned, however, that there is very little diversity 
 in the thirty or forty thousand words in commonest 
 use, so far as printed books are concerned, and those 
 persons who do not imitate them are generally 
 looked upon as true Pariahs, unfitted for the society 
 of the elect. Yet would we endeavor to discover a 
 reason for the spellings we employ, our rules be- 
 come all exceptions, because, as the preceding brief 
 but only too truthful history shows, no one law has 
 regulated our custom. 
 
 0. Our present ©rtbograpljg a Sticntifit 
 
 ifailurc. The result is, then, that the English 
 language is represented by a series of signs which, 
 originally deduced from phonetic considerations, 
 are now totally inadequate to represent the sounds 
 uttered, and that it may be asserted with perfect 
 truth, that no Englishman can be sure how to pro- 
 nounce a word which he has only ^een and never 
 heard, or how to write a word which he has only
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 xvn 
 
 heanl and ncrcr seen on iitt|)or. It i« true ho may 
 appn)ziiimto both to iho Hound nnd to the furui, 
 and the nioro \xo hiu rvod nnd written tho mon: 
 clMc will hia nppruxiiuatiun \)C, and ho may even 
 hit U|><in tho exoc-t sound or funn, but it uiuat he 
 guoM wnrk, for thoro is absolutely no guiding prin- 
 oiplo whatever. 
 
 Now it requires but a brief cnntideration to con- 
 demn this stut« of thing', which is much worse than 
 tho Chinese, because, in tho Chinese characters 
 thero is so much plan and system that when tho 
 radicnjj arc known, some conception of tho thou;;ht 
 intended by tho eomplcto sign can bo funned, 
 whereas, when tho alphabet is known, nu pri>[>cr 
 conception can bo formed of the sound of the word 
 rcprespntod. Wo must therefore condemn the 
 present Knglish orthography as not fulfilling the 
 purposes for which spelling was invented, while at 
 tho same tiiu", as will bo soon shown, (see § 22,) 
 it d'><>s not fulfil the pur])ose which those who 
 would preserve it think it suited,— it does not show 
 tho meaning or origin of tho word, nnd thus lead 
 to tho conception of the thought iustcad of the con- 
 ccptiim of tho sonnd. Were tho orthography then 
 a scientific invention, (instead of nn historic growth, > 
 it must bo condemned as a scientific failare. 
 
 10. (Onz Prrsrnl Ortboqrapbn ;i ]^1r:utu;il 
 
 ^ntllirr. Did its bad effects end here they might 
 bo boruo with. liut this is far from being the case. 
 A 8y-t«n of writing which pnicceds according to no 
 rule, and therefore ceases to bo a system of alpha- 
 betic writing altogether, (using tho term in its 
 proper sense,) iit, in fact, a system by which each 
 word has a separate, independent symbol, which 
 mutt be individually committed to memory so that 
 tho Sound shoald recall the sign and tho sign the 
 sound, iiiid the only advantage of having those t^ym- 
 boLs composed of portions of a series of 26 known 
 and named forms, is tho greater readiness with 
 which tho eyo discriminates them, and the parts of 
 each symbol may bo described in words. In point 
 of fact nil tho ordinary systems of teaching to read 
 and spell prrweed u|K)n this fundamental fact. One 
 systom, known as " tho look and say " method, docs 
 So without disguise: the teacher |H>ints to a word 
 and utters Iho sound, and j)roceeds in this way with 
 every new word until tho child rccognites it when 
 shown again. In other systems tho fiu-t is more or 
 less disguised by teaching first tho names of the 
 sovcrul constituent parU. Hut in all ."vstems tho 
 mode in which spelling is taught displays the prin- 
 ciplo in all its nakwl ugliness. Column ofter col- 
 umn of dull symbols have to b« committed to mem- 
 ory by naming tho letters of which tho words are 
 com|«jscd, tho most tedious, most irksome, most 
 irrational exercise of a child's memory which it is 
 well potisiblo to coDcoivo. 
 
 If we then conceive ii|M)lling as a contrivance for 
 rendering tho communication of ideas and their 
 prcscr>'ation easy and rapid, wo must coudamn tho 
 present orthography m a practical failure. 
 
 11. (Diir prcsrut Orlbogrnpbij a IHoral 
 
 iF;ulurC. But thero is a higher sense still in which 
 our spelling is a failure. To give mankind tho 
 benefit of the cxiK-rJuneo of ptist ages, which, as we 
 have slated, mainly distinguir^hes man fr>>m brute, 
 it is nwessary that one of ibo first things a child 
 is taught when he is educated, should be tho art of 
 reading, to bo closely followed by tho art of writing. 
 He has to learn how to receive and to communicate. 
 Nearly tho first thing, then, on which bis mind is 
 exercised under the present circumstances, is to 
 commit to memory the strange and confused system 
 of spelling which disgraces our language, lie is 
 thereforo practically taught to regard the subjects 
 on which he is exercised as subordinated to no rule. 
 The moaning of Iwr, or tho constant relations of 
 phenomena as respects similarity and succession, is 
 not only withheld from him, but is rendered almost 
 absurd. 
 
 Who would teach tho idea of physical law from 
 tho changes of tho weather? Those of our S|telling 
 are only less numerous because the number of our 
 words is limited. Tho child learns, therefore, 
 practically, in ita first lessons, to yield to author- 
 ity blindly, to sacrifice all reason, all common 
 sense, all knowledge, at tho shrine of custom and 
 routine, — to take his master's word and ask no 
 questions. The mind is cramped, confined, sent 
 back into its polyp coll, instead of evoked {e-duca- 
 liiK.) Agreatmonil and logical injury is done to 
 tho child's mind, which it requires many ye.irs of 
 other education, years of instruction in physical 
 knowledge to eradicate, if it indeed ever be eradi- 
 cated. Hence, viewed in connection with educa- 
 tion, our spelling is a groat moral failure. 
 
 1-. (Our present Ortbognipbn an hxtti- 
 
 national failure. liut iU faults do not end with 
 the nation that uses it. It spreads to other nations, 
 A great commercial people like the Anglo-Saxon 
 mcc, which holds Britain and tho I'nitcd .States, 
 must be constantly brought into connection with 
 other nations. It becomes of tho utmost SM-ial 
 and international im|xirtancc that they should un- 
 derstand each other's language. This can generally 
 be effected only through writing, ond must at any 
 rate be princi|>ally carried on by writing. A sys- 
 tem of spoiling, then, which is so difficult to acquirtt 
 as the Knglish, a system which affords no infonna- 
 tion whatever to the foreigner as to the sound he 
 has to give the words in order to bo intelligible to 
 English speakers, cannot bat be regarded as a gr«*l 
 couunorviol aad international failure.
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 13. Our Odbognipbn an ^ctibc ^ncmn 
 
 io (StmCiltion. it would be easy to show that our 
 spelling is an esthetic failure and a philological 
 failure; that it prevents us from acquiring some 
 uniform standard of pronunciation, or from learn- 
 ing the real changes which have taken place in the 
 course of ages daring the formation of our lan- 
 guage; that it throws great hinderances in the way 
 of our study of comparative philology and the ac- 
 quisition of modern languages for the sake of prac- 
 tical intercommunication; but on these matters we 
 forbear to dwell. They must occur to every think- 
 ing mind. They are borne out by constant experi- 
 ence ; they are of the things which admit of no 
 doubt. 
 
 But it is necessary to recur to the educational 
 effects of our present orthography, for they are at 
 once the most important, and the most gener-allj' 
 felt. The one great point is, th'a,t with our fresent 
 spelling it is a long and xery difficult process to 
 learro to read , and a still longer and more difficult 
 process to learn, to write. The consequence is that 
 children are forced to waste years over acquiring 
 the power to use the mere tools wherewithal to dig 
 out knowledge. In Great Britain, where there is 
 no organized system of common schools, and where 
 children go to school very young, and leave after 
 spending, on an average, not more than eighteen 
 months at school, it has been calculated by the 
 acute school inspector, Kev. Canon Mosely, that 
 " probably one half " of the children who frequent 
 the English national and other schools for the 
 working classes, "must leave the schools and be 
 absorbed into the laboring community of the coun- 
 try not being able to read." {^Minutes of the Com- 
 mittee of Council on Education, for 1845, vol. 1, p. 
 228.) Now, although it by no means follows that 
 those who can read and write, aye, and read and 
 write with the greatest ease and correctness, are in 
 any respect educated, yet it is quite certain that 
 those who are not able to read and write with some 
 degree of ease, are entirely uninstructed. The sys- 
 tem of instruction at our schools does not admit of 
 education being conducted without reading and 
 writing. 
 
 The great social misery, then, which English spel- 
 ling produces in England, is the want of education 
 among the people. And even in the United States, 
 where every child enjoys the opportunity of in- 
 struction in the common schools, the time which is 
 still wasted over the necessary preliminary of learn- 
 ing to read, detracts much from the value of the 
 education given, because it deprives the teacher of 
 opportunity to give that other instruction and that 
 other training which constitutes real education, 
 while the very circumstance of having to teach a 
 subject of the nature of our orthography, gives the 
 child a false training, a bend in the wrong direction, 
 a something to unlearn in his very first learning. 
 
 The process of instruction in reading is therefore 
 not merely no assistance to other teaching, but ab- 
 solutely a detriment. Our orthography is there- 
 fore an incubus which all educators must be desir- 
 ous of scaring; not merely a passive obstacle to be 
 overcome, but an active enemy which is perpetually 
 leading the pupil into false paths. 
 
 14. %\vi |lcnubiT---it |lcturmu« to %xyxz 
 
 gllpbabdic Spiriting, is this a necessary evil? 
 Must we accept what is, because it is, and make no 
 effort to improve? Is that spelling which every 
 succeeding age has already altered, to remain stere- 
 otyped in the nineteenth century? Is learning to 
 stand still when all the rest of the world moves? 
 The questions answer themselves. We have only 
 once to get a conviction of the evil firmly fixed in 
 the minds of the Anglo-Saxon race, with a clear 
 perception of the remedy, and the change will be 
 made. Now wherein the remedy lies is very clear. 
 It simply requires a recurrence to the original sci- 
 entific principles of alphabetic writing. We must 
 carefully analyze the sounds which we utter, give 
 characters to each simple sound, and combine these 
 characters for the words. This is not an easy task, 
 but it can be done, for it has been done in Asia 
 over and over again, and done successfully too. 
 Modern Occidentals do not yield the palm of intel- 
 lect to the Orientals. Suppose it done, and it will 
 be shown in the latter part of this introduction how 
 it may be done sufficiently for all the practical 
 purposes of life, what will be the benefit? 
 
 15. Wilt ^mcfits fobicb fooulb result from 
 
 tlj£ Cljciugc. We have only to reverse the cen- 
 sures passed upon the ordinary spelling to arrive at 
 an estimate of the new. A child once instructed 
 in the elementary sounds and the method of com- 
 bining them, together with the characters by which 
 they are conventionally represented, will know in- 
 stantly, as soon as he sees a written symbol, what 
 sound he is to utter, and as soon as he hears a spo- 
 ken sound, what symbol he is to trace. Within 
 three months may this knowledge be acquired by a 
 child of four or an adult of forty. The gate of 
 knowledge would be thrown open with both its 
 valves. To read would be to hear, to write would 
 be to speak. 
 
 Other nations would be readily able to compre- 
 hend our language, the easiest in the world to ac- 
 quire but for its present orthography, and destined 
 to be carried over the whole globe by the energy of 
 its speakers. The years now wasted in learning a 
 dull catalogue would be saved. A small portion 
 of the time would be pleasantly spent at the com- 
 mencement of a child's schooling, or before he goes 
 to school, under the care of his mother, in acquiring 
 the true sounds of language, putting them together, 
 and connecting them with the symbols of writing,
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 zix 
 
 thus giving him a practical uci|uiiiuUim;o with 
 aniilVKid and iiyiilhudiii, and a fuulin^; fur xyujinetry 
 aoJ law. llu will aUo Icaru thu mlvunUgu uf 
 knuwlc(ij;o ami iU text; bu will find thnt lio knuwi<, 
 bccauiiu by applying; tho Hituplu ruU'!< liu lias learnt 
 b« can di:K'ovi-r nuw ruitulls. IIo will tliu.t bo ublu 
 to undontund, { vat;uuly uf courso, at firxt, as all 
 obildrun undcnttaud,) tho umo uf being taught, tho 
 U80 uf guing tu Kchoul. IIo will <eu tho valuu uf a 
 teiu:hur'« in!itruutiuu,nnd will yii-ld him, not a blind, 
 but an intulligvnt ubudionco. Ilcnco wo may luuk 
 furward to sui-h a change as a nutiunul blL>:t.'*ing, to 
 bo earnestly striven fur with hciirl and soul. 
 
 10. $htsc ^cnc&ts bill not .iltsuU unless 
 j^ropcr 3lsc be mabc of tljr IlctD Spelling. 
 
 It ii" not i)rclonded that a scientlficilly correct sys- 
 tem of spoiling will produce all these social bunefils 
 of it-ielf. The system of reading and writing may 
 bo extremely easy, and yet people may never be 
 taught to read. In no country in EurujM) is tho 
 orthography better ur mure cunsistcnt than in 
 S|min, but we could not cite Sintin as an instance 
 of a high stato of education. In Ilullund tho or- 
 thography is al.Ho very good, and tho state uf edu- 
 cation is very high. In Austria pruper, although 
 no improvement has taken* plitce in tho Uerman 
 spelling, (which is certainly very 8U|>erior to the 
 English,) every child i» t»ught to read and write. 
 But no good results from this, because books aro 
 withheld from the reader with jealous care. A 
 koifc, however sharp it may be, will not cut unless 
 it be used. Uood tools do not make good workmen. 
 It is not enough to have a good system of spelling: 
 it is ncec^isary to put it to its full use. The reason 
 why tho 8|K<akcrs of the English language should 
 strive so earnestly to improve their spelling, is not 
 that they cannot protluco a good effect with the 
 one they have, but even because they are such 
 go<jd workmen as to do well with tho miserable 
 tool they have inherited from the litcniry anan-hy 
 of their forefathers, therefore they should strive to 
 possess themselves of that much hotter instrument 
 which science presents to them, and which they 
 Could employ with such immenso effect. Wo do 
 not deny the ndvantago of a corduroy road over 
 none at all; wo do not protend to abuse tho .Macad- 
 amiiod causeway whieh we have usod so many years 
 with tho greatest advantage; but this is no reason 
 for our not introducing railway, any more than tho 
 cxoellonco of tho .wmaphurc should debar us frum 
 tho electric telegraph. Writing was good, printing 
 was belter; any orthography was better than none 
 at all; but any jimply historical and un^'ysteniatic 
 orthography must yield to I'hunetic sjiclling. 
 
 17. (Dbjtctions to Ibt Change- --from ila 
 
 Strangeness. Now thcro is no abuse however' 
 flagrant, no custom however inconvcDicut, oo ab-| 
 
 vurdiiy however glaring, which will fail to find 
 oilvocates when onuo oxtablishcd, or which thoM 
 who have pructisod will not find argument! to 
 retain. Those who hikVu boen accustomed to read 
 and write much, who havo acquired thoir habit by 
 a long, and un tho whole, piiinful ivriei of trials, 
 are unwilling to have their habits altered, and aro 
 even fearful of injuring tliem, so slight i* tlicir 
 hold, by turning aside for a mumeul to •uuethiog 
 else. Wurds in the old sjiulling — that is to aajr, 
 thousands uf the eonimonest worils, more ur less, ao- 
 curding to the habits uf the |)enun,— have becomo 
 familiar objwls, old friends, which it dictretsofl 
 them to travesty. They find a set of now charac- 
 ters slrango and uncouth, something as ludicruiu 
 as tho first umbrella, a thing tu be laughed at, not 
 tried. This is very natural, and wo aro old cnuugh 
 to recollect similar objections to tho great ugly 
 locuinotive, with iLi shrill scream and fire-spitting 
 mouth, OS com[iared with tho neat turn-out and 
 tho four spirited horses of tho stage-coach. Yet wo 
 have lived to find a r.iilwuy train tho theme uf 
 poetry. 
 
 In sober earnest, those who object merely to tho 
 strangeness of the new spelling, while the old itself 
 apjK'ars most strange, most unac4.'ountablo, to those 
 who have began with a phonetic orthography, re- 
 mind us uf those who defended tho use of tho wig 
 in preference to the natural hair, while tho persist- 
 ency with which English judges and barristers, the 
 first English churchman, tho first English noble- 
 man, and tho first English commoner, cling to 
 horsehair covering in lieu of, or rather supenidded 
 to their own, sert'es to show tho rig iru-rtitr uf 
 things as they are, in resisting every inducement 
 to change. No doubt tho " poriwig-fiated " Kuman 
 heroes that figure on pedestals as representatives 
 of the king's soldiers and statesmen of our James 
 and (jcorgo days, were thought the />« j>liit ultra 
 of correct taste at the time, and wo may weep to 
 see a Komau soldier figuring on the Crimean 
 medal of the prcseat day, as a proof of the invot- 
 enicy of mere custom unsupi>orted by any show of 
 rationality. Hut tho world dofs move, in spite of 
 all assertions to the contrary, and mere custom will 
 give way to established knowledge. It is therefors 
 unnccesi»ary to argue with those who would reject 
 phonetic spelling merely because they aro used to 
 another orthography. Some stronger arguments 
 must bo Uiied. 
 
 18. g^bc (f onserbntibe (Dbjettion to (^bang^ 
 
 Dr. I^thain has *iid : " //* rmi^d to yhmttic titl- 
 ling tktrt U only ont ralid r«a*<>n at/airut U; and 
 that is tit* fxUttnct of thit non-phonttit tyU^m. 
 Whether this bo conclusive, or whether it is more 
 weighty In itself than any number of other 
 reasons combineii, is another matter. As it it, 
 the contest is a mere question of relative strength.
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 — reformer versus conservative. All parties, how- 
 ever, are the better for knowing the worthlessncss 
 of all other objections beyond the single great one 
 of difficulty in execution." {Educational Times, 
 Aug. 184*. ) It is necessary that the full force of 
 this objection should be understood. It is not 
 simply the unwillingness to change a custom, but 
 it arises from a belief that the inconvenience of 
 the change will more than counterbalance the ad- 
 vantages. Now, the main inconveniences are pre- 
 sumed to be, first, that every one will have to go 
 to school again, and learn a new system of spelling; 
 and secondly, that all our old books and libraries 
 will become worthless, as it will require a special 
 Stady to understand them. With regard to the 
 first, it is sufficient to state that one day would 
 be sufficient to tea«h any intelligent adult who is 
 already acquainted with reading in the ordinary 
 print to acquire the power of reading Ms own lan- 
 guage phonetically. This inconvenience is there- 
 fore very slight. Also, as this acquisition of the 
 power to read phonetically would not, in any way, 
 detract from his present power of reading according 
 to the historical print, (which, as it was derived 
 from the Romans, will be henceforth, as a matter of 
 convenience, styled the liomanic, ) he will be able 
 to read all the books already in existence just as 
 easily as before. He would also derive the infor- 
 mation which phonetic books can alone bestow, and 
 he would find the value of phonetic spelling in a 
 thousand little ways. He need never trouble him- 
 self to learn phonetic writing. It will be sufficient 
 for his descendants to do that. 
 
 The first part of the objection may be therefore 
 disposed of at once, or resolved into the mere vis 
 inertice, which can only be overcome by allowing a 
 generation or two to die out, for as it is not due to 
 reason it cannot be overcome by reason. 
 
 The second part of the objection sounds much 
 more formidable, but it is in reality no objection at 
 all. It has been proved by numerous experiments, 
 repeated under so many different circumstances as 
 to leave no doubt of the matter on the mind of any 
 one acquainted with them, that if a child be taught 
 to read ivell in the phonetic spelling, he acquires 
 the power of reading in romanie spelling almost 
 ■without any instruction at all. Indeed, when the 
 forms of the phonetic letters are selected with that 
 view, we may assert as an experimental fact, that 
 the shcyrtest and "best Tneihcid of acquiring a know- 
 ledge of cmr present romanie (/rthography is to cc/m- 
 mence iy studying the phonetic. This will be ex- 
 plained hereafter, (see § 46 to 48,) but admitting it 
 for the moment, it disposes of the objection alto- 
 gether, for phonetic spelling instead of rendering 
 our libraries useless, will only make their treasures 
 more accessible, for it will make more readers than 
 ever of the style of spelling in which they are 
 ooached. 
 
 Those, therefore, who desire to introduce a pho- 
 netic system of spelling — spelling reformers as they 
 call themselves, — must bear in mind that the only 
 chance which they have of succeeding, because 
 the only means they possess of overcoming this 
 conservative objection, lies in establishing the fact 
 that their system of spelling when used as a mere 
 auxiliary for teaching to read in the ordinary 
 print, will make pupils acquire the power of ordi- 
 nary romanie reading and spelling more rapidly, 
 more easily, more intelligently, and with better ef- 
 fect upon their subsequent education, than the sys- 
 tems of teaching to read now employed. That is, 
 all spelling reformers must become reading reform- 
 ers. It is the condition of their success. 
 
 19. %\xtz ai\n ^rinttpal ©bjcttions 
 
 stateb. The other objections urged against the 
 introduction of phonetic spelling may be reduced 
 to three: — many more have been brought forward, 
 but they are not worth the trouble of enumerating, 
 and Dr. Latham has, in the passage just quoted, 
 broadly stated that even these three are perfectly 
 worthless. They are more or less widely enter- 
 tained, however, and no person can moot the ques- 
 tion of phonetic spelling without meeting with 
 them. They are, first, that many words now 
 sounded alike differ in their spellings, and have a 
 corresponding difference in their significations, 
 which distinctions would be lost if phonetic spel- 
 ling were to prevail; secondly, that the language 
 is continually changing, and that a phonetic or- 
 thography would, therefore, also be continually 
 changing; and lastly, that the etymology and his- 
 tory of words would be totally obscured by the 
 changes proposed to be made in the spelling. 
 These objections must be considered a little in 
 detail. 
 
 20. Objection on the Store of gimbiguitg. 
 
 With regard to the first, it would have some 
 weight if every difference of meaning were dis- 
 criminated by a difference of spelling, or if the 
 differences of spelling were originally intended to 
 draw attention to and distinguish the differences 
 of meaning. Neither of these is the case, li we 
 read of " Kitty dancing at a hall," and " Jacky 
 kicking at a hall," the words in italics are the 
 same both in sound and sign, but the signification 
 widely different, and yet unmistakable. If we ad- 
 mire Rossini's airs, are they his music or his man- 
 ner? If a man of ligJd weight enter a light room 
 and lif/ht from a carriage with a light heart, or 
 display light manners, or light a cigar, we use the 
 same word in sign and sound in each case, but how 
 different in meaning 1 A hay tree, a bay window, 
 and a hay horse have certainly no connection in 
 meaning or in origin, yet they are all spelled alike 
 and sounded alike. Take the list of 309 " equi-
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 vucal words" in such a littlo book m Uuttvr'ii /-^y- 
 tnoiiigical SptlUruj Hmik, and obgervo that in all 
 the«c, sltbou(;h no diffureuuo of nigD \» mado fur 
 the diffurunoo uf mcaninj;, yot he ii4 a bud speaker 
 or writer who allows hia Hcntcneo;) to bu anibiguuaK, 
 UdIu.<>j<, indeed, ho bo a detvnninod punster. Hut 
 this list is very incoiuplcto. Aliu<iMt every noun 
 wo have can bo U!ied tm a verb, and yet we m.tko 
 no difforonco in niK'Uin;?,— wo used to do so, and it 
 waa thought to bo a sad pity and a great \i)ta to 
 olearncsDof language when the initial capital letter 
 of noun substantives was discontinued. The (tor- 
 mans still retain it, with the exception of the 
 greatest authority on the (jermnn laiigunge, (iriuim 
 hiuiscit'. Then, wu may add, that the literal and 
 figurative meanings aro never discriminated, al- 
 though of the last inii>ortikiioc, nor aro the ]>rimary 
 and secondary. In fact, when a difference of spel- 
 ling occurs, it generally shows that thoro was an 
 original difference of pronunciation, which has 
 now been lost, as in rit(, tcriU, rujht, wH<jfU. 
 These cases will bo reduced to the same category 
 as tho meaning of riijfU in "my riijJU hand; I claim 
 my riijht; you arc vujht; a riijht line; he will 
 viijht you," etc., tho context in ovory case must 
 show tho meaning. An isolated word seldom ex- 
 presses its whole meaning. It changes, like tho 
 reflection in water, with sorroundiug objects. 
 
 Bat we must also turn tho picture. There aro 
 not only many words pronounced alike when 
 spelled differently, but others which aro jiro- 
 nounccd differently in different senses but aro 
 still s]>clled alike. " Thus, we lead a person to a 
 Uad mine; we d<ject to an object; a cat, it is said, 
 licit many Uret," ic. In all these cases perspicu- 
 ity will clearly gain by a change of spelling. Hut 
 there is no need to waste words over such an objec- 
 tion, because whatever confusion can be mado is 
 clrtady mado in speech, and what speaker would 
 think of stopping in the middle of a period to ex- 
 plain that ho meant heich and not heacJi, or hare 
 uud not htarf And if no ambiguity is felt in the 
 rapidity of speech, what ought to bo looked for in 
 tho deliberation of reading? 
 
 21. (Dbjcttion on tbt Store of |jlut:ibxlilj) 
 
 of PrOllUIuiatiou. Mr. Tr. ..ch, in his Lecture 
 (■/» th* Kii'jUtk Lan(iua<j€, rom.irks: "At present in 
 aU languages it is tho written word which is the 
 conservative clement in them. It is an abiding 
 witness agninst the mutations or other capricious 
 changes in their »haj>o, which affectation, folly, ig- 
 norance, and half knowledge would introduce. It 
 is not, indeed, always able to hinder tho final adop- 
 tion of these corrupter forms, but yet opposes a 
 constant and very often successful resistance to 
 thom. With the adoption of I'bonotic spelling this 
 witness would exist no longer; whatever wu spo- 
 
 ken would have also to bo written, lc;t it be never 
 So barbarous, never so great a de{iarturu from the 
 truo form of the word." 
 
 Now observe the illogical feeling which pcnrades 
 this remark. If spoiling hod not been primarily 
 phonetic in intention what witness could the spoi- 
 ling of a word bear to its pronunciationT And if 
 sjHjIling \i ph'jnetic in intention, when and how 
 and by what means did it cease to bo so? In fact 
 it has not ceased to bo so, and down to this rery 
 day wo have changes mode in words, solely owing 
 to their sounds. Tho English government hare 
 just issued a [>eniiy stamp, bearing the words "Une 
 I'cnny. Draft payable on demand, or receipt." 
 Aro wo to accept this as tho siKsUing of draughit 
 Is not this as great a concession to mere pronuncia- 
 tion as /.{/■ would be for laugh, and in precisely the 
 samo direction, already pointed out by dwarf, 
 (from tho Anglo-Saxon dweitrh, or dwennj, high 
 (jiiTiaaD, zwerijf ) What is receipt (with its un- 
 pronounced/>) itself but a concession in tho intro- 
 duction of tho 1 to prevent its being sounded re- 
 ceptt In its cognate deceit the y wa? hopelessly 
 gone even in Johnson's time. 
 
 And how long has it been ascerUined that the 
 spelling of a word is an abiding witness to any- 
 thing? Do we spell as our forefathers? Chaucer 
 wrote jiarfit, wo write i>erject ; why? Is it sup- 
 loosed that tho pronunciation has remained unal- 
 tered? "Open any book printed in tho reign of 
 Queen Anne, and many words will present them- 
 selves in an orthography very different from that 
 in which they would now bo found. If we ascend 
 still higher, and go to the reign of Elizabeth, we 
 find tho orthograi)hy still more diverse from our 
 own, and when we reach the time of Caxton, and 
 still more when wo go back to the time of Chaucer, 
 ( 1390,) and Wickliffe, (1.387,; wo find many words 
 which, though they are actually words now in use, 
 aro 80 disguised in their orthographical form that 
 wo can scarcely recognize them. Wo seem to 
 have got among a people who sjxoke a different 
 language, though they wore our own forefathers 
 not more than ten or twelve generations above oar 
 grandfathers." {Penny Cychpocd ia jVo\. 17, p. 41.) 
 This is a strange "abiding witness " to cite, which 
 changes so rapidly as to bo scarcely rccognixable. 
 
 But in another sense tho word in an abiding wit- 
 ness; it shows what the pronunciation was, and the 
 changes in tho word show what tho change of pro- 
 nunciation has been. Owing to the scientific imper- 
 fection of our alphabetic system this is shown very 
 indifferently, only to those who have studied the 
 subject, and to them bnt as in a glass darkly. 
 Had a strict phonetic orthography boon always in 
 use, we should have had a record of tho progress of 
 our language, which would have been invaluable. 
 .\.t the same timo the very existence of a strict 
 stylo uf phonetic spelling would have tended to
 
 XXI] 
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 keep the language fixed, as each reader would have 
 known what the writer meant to utter. This, of 
 course, is an effect which will increase with the 
 number of books and readers. Languages change 
 most rapidly where commanication is imper- 
 fect; and phonetic orthography acts as a per- 
 petual means of communication. So far, then, 
 from deprecating a change in spelling when a real 
 change takes place in sound, we should court it. 
 We should know why some persons now say, with 
 Lord John Russell, that they are ^'greetly dbleeged," 
 and others conceive a line to " appare oblique " in- 
 stead of " appeerinfj ohleeque" the romanic spelling 
 being ea and i-e in both cases. He that can ex- 
 plain these differences of speech, which the orthog- 
 raphy completely disguises, has made a little pro- 
 gress in the study of the mutations of English. 
 As to Mr. Trench's supposition that all barbarisms 
 of pronunciation are to be written, it would not 
 deserve notice if it did not show how eager even 
 scholars are to write about what they do not under- 
 stand. Ignorant people may and will write ignor- 
 antly, as at present, but printed books will, as at 
 present, give what is believed to be the most gen- 
 erally esteemed pronunciation. 
 
 The present dictionary is itself an example of 
 this. Here pronunciations are given which it is 
 believed will be generally looked upon as good in 
 America. They are based, in general, upon the 
 works of the most approved American orthoepists. 
 Books printed in this character will, then, in every 
 word, show the reader how he should speak if he 
 would follow the opinion of those who have paid 
 most attention to the subject. There will be, and 
 must be, differences of opinion on the subject, and 
 for a while we may reckon on perhaps more than 
 one word in sixty being pronounced, and therefore 
 spelled, differently by different printers. But we 
 already labor under this inconvenience in ordinary 
 print and do not find it overwhelming. There is no 
 standard of pronunciation, nor is it possible to cre- 
 ate one. Those who have studied the subject are 
 perfectly aware of the illusory character of all at- 
 tempts to fix one way of speaking. Why is the 
 pronunciation of Edinburgh, or Yorkshire, or Dub- 
 lin considered incorrect? Why are Londonisms 
 stigmatized? Why do the Americans consider 
 their pronunciation better than the English, and 
 the English their own pronunciation best? In what 
 consists a good and in what a bad pronunciation? 
 What is a corruption? What is an improvement? 
 The most different opinions are entertained upon 
 these subjects, and it is impossible here to enter 
 upon them at length, ilr. Trench is particularly 
 severe on the pronunciation of Europe as if it were 
 spelled "IZriip." \JI being sounded as u in wnion, 
 and u in the second syllable like the vowel in b?/t. 
 Some phoneticians prefer this pronunciation, while 
 others prefer the brief sound of o in propose.] He 
 
 owns that perhaps numerically more persons in 
 England pronounce in this manner, yet he would 
 be "bold to affirm that if ninety-nine out of every 
 hundred persons in England chose to call it ZLrup 
 this would be a vulgarism still, against which the 
 written word ought to maintain its protest, not 
 sinking down to their level, but seeking to raise 
 them to its own." Now if in phonetic books we 
 spelled the word so as to pronounce the last sylla- 
 ble like rope, no doubt this spelling would prevail. 
 It is etymologically certain, however, that this pro- 
 nunciation is incorrect, being one of those which 
 the old orthography has falsely conjured up. The 
 word comes from the French to us, not from the 
 Latin, as the accent shows, and the French o in an 
 unaccented syllable should, according to the ge- 
 nius of our language, become the very sound which 
 Mr. Trench reprobates. 
 
 Those, however, who rail at phonetic spelling as 
 likely to produce the greatest variety of pronunci- 
 ation have entirely mistaken its action, and show 
 themselves totally unacquainted with the subject. 
 The normal effect of phonetic spelling must be to 
 produce and perpetuate great uniformity of lan- 
 guage, and to settle a pronunciation upon some 
 intelligible basis. Our first attempts, such as that 
 made in the present work, must, of course, be con- 
 sidered as only first attempts, and rather as proofs 
 of what phonetic spelling is suited to do than of 
 what it will ultimately effect. 
 
 22. (Dbjtciiffn: on i\t Store of 6tmnolocig. 
 
 As the adoption of phonetic spelling is one of the 
 most practically useful labors which could be un- 
 dertaken, we must not be surprised to find it attract- 
 ed the attention of the most practically minded men 
 in the United States. Benjamin Franklin himself 
 sketched out a scheme of phonetic spelling, and in 
 the brief letter which he has left us on the subject, 
 has, in a very few words, disposed of the objection 
 which was sure to be raised against it on the score 
 of etymology. "Etymologies," says he, "are at 
 present very uncertain; but such as they are, the 
 old books would still preserve them, and etymolo- 
 gists would there find them. Words, in the course 
 of time, change their meanings, as well as their 
 spellings and pronunciations, and we do not look 
 to etymology for their present meanings. If I 
 should call a man a knave and a villain, he would 
 hardly be satisfied with my telling him that one 
 of the words originally signified only a lad or ser- 
 vant, and the other an under ploughman, or the 
 inhabitant of a village. It is by their present 
 usage only that the meaning of words is to be 
 determined." 
 
 But, although this argument is all-convincing to 
 the practical man, the scholar, and especially the 
 scholar who has been taught on the usual classical 
 school and university system of instruction, would
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 not bfl «ti»fio«l with it. Me would f^juirc other 
 t>oD*id<*ratioD9, for to him tho wonls in the present 
 spelling do really convoy a notion of their origin, 
 or at any rat<> hnvo every apix'aranco of «o doing. 
 But how in it that tho iipelling infonm him and 
 doog not inform a person who i* ignorsnt of I^atin 
 and (Jreck? Nay, more, how is it that tho w«nl« 
 which arc not derived from Ijitin and (Jreck 
 fourfcs, but from An;?lo-Sa.Ton, do not betray their 
 origin to him at a glance? IIow i« it that tho mere 
 Ijitin and Greek «<'liolar i« unable, from the orthog- 
 raphy of tho Words in tho lAinl's I'rayer, to tell the 
 history, derivation, and meaning of more than two 
 or three, as, tr<*pa**e», temptatl'>n, dtlicer, glory, 
 and even hero will most probably bo in error, as he 
 may bo inclinc<l to give to tho Latin what belongs 
 to tho French? Does not this show hiui that tho 
 spelling alot^e docs nnt give tho rc<|uircd informa- 
 tion, but only tho spelling in connection with much 
 oth^r learni'ntj; and that t\wso who actjuiro this 
 learning will also seek out, not merely tho present, 
 but thu still older form of tho word, in short, all 
 tho hi.''toric traces of tho word which they arc able 
 to discover, and that tho greatest errors may bo 
 conimittcti from a hadty concla^iion drawn from a 
 knowledge of ono or two languages only, and the 
 mere look of tho word? 
 
 Tho present 8[>elling, then, does net give tho ety- 
 mology or history of a word, and hence by chang- 
 ing tho sjM'lliug we do tyit deprive persons of any 
 etymological benefits. Etymologists will have the 
 same use of tho present and older spellings as tlioy 
 DOW have, and those who are unable to study ety- 
 mology for themselves — and this is the greater p-irt 
 of mankind— will t.-»ko tho conclusions of etymolo- 
 gists as they now tako them, with this additional 
 advantage, that tho etymological information will 
 bo accompanied with a phonetic explanation, 
 showing how tho original word came, by tho laws 
 of sound, to lose its old and gain its new form. 
 True etymology will thus bo brought to light, and 
 distinguished from tho false etymology of grammar. 
 It will ho found to deal with words themselves and 
 not with their accidental orthographies. 
 
 N'o one, from tho spelling alone, for example, 
 eouM trace tho slightest rescmblaneo between an 
 English, French, Latin, Oreek, Sanscrit, Zend, or 
 FIcbrcw word. The difference of alphabet effect- 
 ually conceals tho connection. It is not till they 
 are nil reducod to somo uniform and consistent 
 orthography that the connection becomes apparent, 
 an I t'l.n only after a phonetic study. Hence phi- 
 l..lc.-i-its are now content to admit with Chevalier 
 Bunsen, that "the theory of etymology .-hows itself 
 inseparable from that of phonology." ( Outline* </ 
 the l'hil'<*>ntK>j of rm'rcrtal llittin-y, \o\. 2, p. ."^i^O: 
 account of the .Mphalwtic Conference held at \40n- 
 don in 1S54.^ It is only the half learned, then, or 
 at any rate the half learned on tki* point, who fear 
 
 any injury to etymology from the a<loption of phcr- 
 netic spelling, whu-h, on the oontnry, will be fonnd 
 ono of the most favorable circumstances which 
 could ensuo to the study of true comparative 
 philology. 
 
 •23. (Ost anb -Xbust of (^liimologi). Tber« 
 
 is, however, a false etymology which is much prev- 
 alent, and now much taught in schools. As tha 
 English is a language derived from many lujurees, 
 and in mo<lern times has received many .iocc«sionj 
 from the I^atin and Greek direct, while previously 
 it received them indirectly through the French, 
 teachers have been much in tho habit of showing 
 tho Latin and Greek roots to which words not 
 Saxon may bo traced, and considering these as the 
 etymologies of the language. Tho grossest errors 
 are most fre<|uently committed in this respect, both 
 in the actual history of words, and in the deriva- 
 tion of their meaning from tho history. More ac- 
 curate knowledge, founded upon phonology and 
 the logical history of words, will correct these, but 
 in the mean timo it is necessary that people should 
 bo disabuscil of the thought that if they know tho 
 ultimate Latin or Greek origin of a word they 
 know its meaning. Archbishop Whatclcy gives tho 
 three words underttandln/j, sulittance, hi/pottatu, 
 all identical in their radical meaning, and widely 
 different in their actual applications as examples 
 of tho dangerous mistakes which may be ma<lo by 
 those who go direct to tho ctvinology of words. It 
 is a most instructive and useful exercise to observe 
 tho altoration in tho meaning of words, or to trace 
 tho derivation of tho most varied ideas from the 
 same radical notions, but any ono who conceives 
 that he could predict the change by knowing the 
 original, would be like a man prognosticating the 
 course of a river from a knowledge of the locality 
 of its source without any conception of tho nature 
 of tho country through which it had to flow. 
 
 Etjnnology is not only inseparable from phonol- 
 ogy, but from history also; and tho sooner that 
 such bastard learning as commonly goes by the 
 name of etymology is got rid of, tho better for the 
 logical education of Englishmen. To those who 
 k-nofc I.atin and Greek tho changes made by pho- 
 netic spelling will not occasion the slightest diffi- 
 culty in tracing a word to its origin; to those who 
 do W't, tho changes are of no consequence what- 
 ever. 
 
 24. ^ r»c:il (f^bjrction lo |mmtbiate 
 
 (f hnngr. ant) its ranubn. There i«, however, 
 one real and very serious impediment in the way 
 of a sficedy introduction of a phonetic system of 
 orthography, which has been generally overlooked; 
 it consists in tho great and prevailing ignorance of 
 the science of phonology, tho nature of speech 
 sounds, their rarictie», their analysis, and theii
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 synthesis. It is rare to meet with a single ele- 
 mentary work which contains even a tolerably 
 correct account of this important subject, and even 
 scholars and professed teachers of pronunciation 
 and elocution are generally very ignorant of the 
 latter. Xay, more, the very teachers and best in- 
 vestigators of the subject are at variance. Let 
 any one peruse the works of the greatest authority 
 we possess, those of Amman, Johannes Miiller, 
 Willis, Wheatstone, Lepsius, Max. Miiller, Latham, 
 &c., and he will see differences on fundamental 
 points which are irreconcilable. If he turn to 
 works of minor pretence, as Bell, Smart, "Walker, 
 Worcester, and the numerous works on elocution, 
 he will find confusion partly arising from ignor- 
 ance, and partly from a partial view of the sub- 
 ject. While in common grammars, and in the 
 common treatises of travelers, and pronouncing 
 vocabularies and dictionaries, he will find that one 
 person has copied from another without under- 
 standing him, till words are repeated and sense is 
 entirely lost. 
 
 Now it is absolutely necessary that this confu- 
 sion should, to a certain extent, be removed, — that 
 speakers of the English language at large, wher- 
 ever living, may be thoroughly acquainted with an 
 approximately accurate phonetic analysis of their 
 language and familiar with its use, before we can 
 hope to find them sufficiently prepared to accept 
 phonetic spelling, not merely as a scientific instru- 
 ment, but as a practical working tool. And how 
 is this result, this necessary preliminary, to be 
 gained ? By introducing a phonetic alphabet and 
 the proper instructions in using it, into every 
 school, so that the youngest children should be- 
 come used to analyze words into their elementary 
 sounds, and to combine the elementary sounds into 
 words, and thus obtain a practical knowledge and 
 feeling of the phonetic constitution of our lan- 
 guage. But by what means can we effect this ? 
 By the very same means by which we propose to 
 overcome the conservative objection arising from 
 the existence of a previous unphonetic orthography 
 —by making phonetic reading an introduction to 
 romanic, on the ground that it is the practically 
 best method of acquiring facility in ordinary read- 
 ing. In this respect, then, also, a reading reform 
 is a necessary antecedent to a spelling reform. To 
 carry it out properly requires, first, the production 
 of a number of books in phonetic spelling, and, 
 therefore, for the guidance of printers and others, 
 a phonetic dictionary such as the one which fol- 
 lows ; and, secondly, the use of such books in 
 schools and elsewhere for acquiring a knowledge of 
 good speaking and of romanic reading. These 
 efforts will be advanced, of course, by periodical 
 publications in a phonetic character, such as the 
 Type of the Times and Plioneik Journal, to show 
 ltd applicability to every purpose for which the 
 
 ordinary spelling is used, and to many purposes for 
 which ordinary romanic spelling has proved en- 
 tirely inefficient. Hence it is absolutely necessary 
 that the forms of the letters in the new phonetic 
 alphabet should bear reference to those in the old 
 romanic alphabet, so that similar sounds are gener- 
 ally represented by similar forms, as otherwise we 
 could not hope that the phonetic orthography 
 would prove a good introduction to romanic. For 
 whatever language, then, the experiment of a 
 spelling reform is to be made, the characters 
 chosen for the new alphabet must be "based upon 
 the forms and significations of the letters there 
 already used. (See below, §44.) Such an alpha- 
 bet is the one used in this Dictionary, of which the 
 following is a brief history. 
 
 25. pisiorg of iht ^mcruan ^Ijoitctk 
 
 ^Ipbttbct. It is seldom that the full bearing of 
 any great invention or discovery is seen at first. 
 We often work for the pursuit of some impracti- 
 cable object, and meet with a practical result by 
 the way. The difference between the visionary 
 and the truly practical mind is shown by the power 
 which the latter possesses to seize what is real and 
 attainable, and leave what is beyond its powers. 
 
 The origin of the phonetic alphabet was entirely 
 practical: it was then worked out as a theory, in- 
 tended to embrace all languages, and the forms of 
 the letters were chosen with reference to their 
 phonetic relations and their relations to the Latin ; 
 but only by slow degrees did its inventors discover 
 that the English romanic alphabet, both as to the 
 forms and powers of the letters, must be taken as 
 the basis of a spelling reform for the English lan- 
 guage, in order to familiarize the people with the 
 notion of phonetic spelling, and enable them at 
 some future period to form an alphabet for them- 
 selves upon truer and more cosmopolitan principles. 
 
 Isaac Pitman, of Bath, Eng., is known as the 
 inventor of a beautiful system of shorthand, called 
 Phonography because based on a phonetic analysis 
 of our language. He has given, himself, the fol- 
 lowing account of its origin : — 
 
 " When I was about 17 years of age, I had read 
 most of our standard English authors, and had a 
 tolerable acquaintance with the language as it ex- 
 isted in books, but I had not enjoyed the opportu- 
 nity of hearing it spolten. The language of everj'- 
 day life consisted of but few words, and at the pro- 
 nunciation of all the rest I was obliged to guess, 
 or turn them out in a pronouncing dictionary. I 
 thought it would be less trouble to read the dic- 
 tionary through, and copy out the words that I 
 was accustomed mentally to mispronounce ; for I 
 had, of course, some idea of the sounds of the let- 
 ters and the position of the accent in each word. 
 I saw, too, that by this plan I should secure other
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 wordi< tbut I had not happened to meet with in tho 
 course- uf my rending. When uiy taitk wuk fiuithud, 
 I hail u li«t of two or three thousand wurda that I 
 bad not ii\in[>\y to learn tho prouuiieiation of — this 
 would havu been an ca.'fy ta^k— but I hod to un- 
 ieom tho falM mode in which I bud boon u:ied tout- 
 tor them tu my.iclf while reading. I tauat account 
 for my extreme ignorance in thi:i ronpoct, by observ- 
 ing, that I had enjoyed only the education of a 
 National «chonl, from which I woj taken, I think, 
 at about the ago of 12, and became clerk in tho es- 
 tablishment of a clothier in tho west of England. 
 whoro my father was manager. These colomns of 
 words I read over and over nguin, both tacitly 
 and aloud, until I was well acquainted with them. 
 About a year afterwards, I commenced the practice 
 of shorthand, and have continued it to the pres- 
 ent time, a periwl of fifteen years. I read through 
 Wullctr again for tho samo purpose, about four 
 years after, and jjarlicularly studied the ' Princi- 
 ples of Knglish Pronnnciation' prefixed to tho Dic- 
 tionary, and tho ' Key to the Pronunciation of Clas- 
 sical and Scripture Proi^jr Names.' Both of these 
 parta of the book I read several limes. This jx;ru- 
 sal of Walker I must consider as tho commence- 
 ment of my phonographic career, though the name 
 of 'phonography' wad not thought of till many 
 year!< after. Hy this means I obtained some ac- 
 quaintance with tho alphabet of tho spoken lan- 
 guage." — Sjxfch at l/i«icit7i, May 14, IS 15. 
 
 Few have tho patient industry of Isaac Pitman, 
 as evinced in this perusjil of Walker's Dic- 
 tionary, this extracting of mispronoun^-ed words, 
 and their careful study ; and none should lie/iTced 
 to acquire a knowledge of their own language by 
 sach painful proces-scs. It is unjn^t to waste their 
 time and intellectual strength over such letter- 
 grubbing, when wo have the jwwer to exhibit the 
 proper sound of each word at a glance. But if a 
 talented youth like Isaac Pitman, who had already 
 read tho works of our best authors, was obliged to 
 make himself nciiuainted with tho sounds of tho 
 words he had so frequently seen, by a process so 
 Ialx)rious, becanse circumstances did not throw him 
 into tho way of persons who spoke these words, 
 what must bo tho state of those many thousands, 
 who without his talent and perseverance, and with 
 no more opportunities of learning words than he had, 
 pore over tho hieroglyphics of our written language. 
 
 Ilis shorthand was first publisheil in 1S37. In 
 May, 1^42, tho success of Phonography encour- 
 aged him to predict that " Phonography must soon 
 sniwrsedo all other .systems of shorthand, and then 
 become the common medium of written communi- 
 cations, and, last f I/, chamfi thf prinUd characUr 
 of th^ milli'ins that speak the Knglish language." 
 This must b« taken a.s the first announcement of 
 the present phonetic movement aa distinguished 
 from others on a smaller scale. 
 C 
 
 With his uiiual practical forethought, Mr. Pit- 
 man immediat<-ly started the question, "Whether 
 entirely new forms, or modifications of the Koman 
 forma should be used," for the letters of tho print- 
 ing alphabet. In the course of H12, several differ- 
 ent schemes on very different principles, aa regard- 
 ed the forms, but all founded on the phonetic an- 
 alysis of Phonography, were publishe<l in tha 
 I'hiinfHjraihie iluurnal. Next year ( lH4:t,; half a 
 sheet of letter-press was added to the I'hmtijraiihic 
 Ji/urnal, for tho purpose of pleading for a change 
 in the printing character. This additional matter 
 was cilled tlie I'/umotiipic Juumal, which title, as 
 Mr. Pitman observes on tho first page, was "chosen 
 prosj)octively. Wo have reason to hope," he adds, 
 "that tho time is not very distant when it will be 
 printed in Phonotypcs." Tho result of tho exertions 
 made in 1843, was, that sufficient funds were col- 
 lected for providing a fount of Phonetic type.'', or 
 Phonoty|>cs, and sjK'cimens of Phonetic Printing 
 were given in the enlarged Ph'/noli/i'ic Jimrnal 
 for 1811. In January, 184C, the whole Journal 
 was printed in Phonotypcs, and from this time the 
 experiment of Phonetic printing became more and 
 more practical, till the alphabet was reduced to a 
 satisfactory working state in January, 1H47. So 
 many persons have taken i«rt in bringing the ol- 
 phabet to its present state of perfection, that it is 
 impossible to name any one as tho sole inventor. To 
 Mr. Isaac Pitman, of Bath, unquestionably belongs 
 tho merit of the idea, and of the practical form in 
 which tho Phonetic .system of spelling was so cleverly 
 clothed, even in tho editions of his system of Pho- 
 nography, the success of which olono could have 
 paved the way for tho introduction of I'honetic 
 IVinting. Tho first form of tho Phonetic Printing 
 .Vljihabet, and the determination to use a variation 
 of the Roman alphabet, are also entirely his; but 
 most of the letters were invented, and the theory 
 of their use laid down in conjunction with the 
 antbor of this introduction who had occupied him- 
 self with Phonetic investigations and attempts at 
 forming a universal alphabet, for several years be- 
 fore he had heard of Mr. Pitman's labors on the 
 same ground, and who has taken an active part in 
 all tho experiments and investigations nuule since 
 August, ISt,"}, when accident first made him ac- 
 quainted with Phonography. Ho eventually be- 
 came tho chief proposer of further experiments, 
 and starter of theories on which to found them, 
 while Mr. Pitman, with unparalleled industry and 
 perseverance, and practical tact, worked them out, 
 and was mainly instrumental in bringing their 
 merits to the test of experience. 
 
 Tho alphabet thus completed in 1847 was vigor- 
 ously used. In 1818 many books were printed in 
 England, and in 1849 the Phmttic yors waa 
 started by Mr. Ellis. The great expenses attend- 
 ant upon ita publication, and ill health ariaicg
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 from over-exertion, brought this publication to an 
 early close ; but phonetic printing was continued 
 by Mr. Pitman, who, in addition to the New Tes- 
 tament which had been already published by Mr. 
 Ellis, printed the whole Bible phonetically. In 
 December, 1845, when it was imagined that the 
 labors of the Messrs. Pitman & Ellis were brought 
 to a conclusion, Messrs. Andrews & Boyle, of Bos- 
 ton, started a newspaper in the phonetic character, 
 which, under the name of the Arujlo- Saxon, was 
 published for about a year and a half. After the 
 1847 alphabet was completed, Mr. Elias Longley, of 
 Cincinnati, in order that the Americans might be 
 aware of the progress which was made, commenced 
 the Phmietio Magazine, in July, 1848, now pub 
 lished under the title of the Type of the Times, 
 partly in phonotypy. In 1851 Jlr. Pitman began to 
 feel dissatisfied with some of the letters in the 
 alphabet, and commenced a series of new experi- 
 ment.?, in which Mr. Ellis did not take part. The 
 result of these experiments is not yet known, as in 
 August, 1855, they were still going on. lu the 
 meantime other experiments were made in Ameri- 
 ca, where it was found advisable to introduce a few 
 more vowel characters, and in consequence some 
 three or four changes were made in the 1847 al- 
 phabet, which is still used by the Reading Reform 
 Association, in England, as an introduction to 
 romanic reading on the Reading Reform principles. 
 In 1854 Messrs. Longleys & Mr. Benn Pitman 
 formed themselves into a Phonetic Publishing 
 Association, and pledged themselves to use the 
 alphabet for ten years without further alteration. 
 In this alphabet, therefore, the following Diction- 
 ary is composed, — the expenses of publication 
 having been defrayed by a legacy left by Jlr. 
 Nathaniel Storrs, of Boston, Massachusetts, for the 
 purpose of its publication, a noble instance of 
 zeal in a good cause. 
 
 26. SCrHnsitional ^afure of iljis gtlpljabd. 
 
 Such is the brief history of this phonetic alphabet, 
 which is thus shown to be the work of many 
 minds and many hands laboring for years and 
 practically experimenting with letter tyjies. As 
 may be expected, the results are superior to any 
 which have hitherto been produced. It is most 
 probable, however, that a future generation, thor- 
 oughly familiar with the use of phonetic symbols 
 from childhood, and not bound down by the same 
 romanic prejudices which blind our own eyes, will 
 find reason to effect further changes ; and should 
 several nations unite in having a uniform phonetic 
 orthography, which is much to be wished, it will 
 become necessary to change its basis altogether, 
 and most probably to substitute a Latin for the 
 English principle on which its forms are now con- 
 structed. Any attempt to reconcile the present 
 various uses of the Roman letters by the nations 
 
 of Europe is, of course, visionary and impractica- 
 ble. When English speakers are once accustomed 
 to phonetic reading in the present symbols, such a 
 change, which would only involve a few of the 
 letters, would occasion no inconvenience at all to 
 the reader. The changes which have been made 
 have already shown spelling reformers that there 
 is no difficulty in reading in two or three differ- 
 ent phonetic alphabets when facility in reading 
 one has been attained. 
 
 It remains very briefly to point out the phonetic 
 principles on which this alphabet has been con- 
 structed. The chief difficulties in this explana- 
 tion arise from its partial nature, as it is an alpha- 
 bet of the English language only. To remedy this 
 a few foreign sounds will be introduced and pro- 
 vided with characters, chiefly digraphs, which 
 being printed in small capitals will be readily dis- 
 tinguished from the rest. The order of the ex- 
 planation will not be the same as that of the 
 alphabet which has been dictated by other prac- 
 tical considerations to be mentioned hereafter. 
 (See below, §43.) 
 
 27. |lat«ri; of Spmlj, aub its principal 
 
 XilblSlOUS. Speech consists of a series of sounds 
 heard by the listener, and produced by the speaker 
 by means of the organs of speech. These organs 
 are, fh-st, the lungs, which act as bellows ; sec- 
 ondly, a tube from the lungs, termed the trachea, 
 or windpipe, and having at its termination a box 
 of cartilage traversed by two highly elastic bands, 
 ( the vocal ligaments, ) which, by means of muscles, 
 may be brought into various positions, and 
 stretched with various degrees of tension ; thirdly, 
 two terminating orifices — the mouth and the nose. 
 The mouth consists of a vaulted chamber, termi- 
 nated by a sharp wall, the teeth, and the flexible 
 lips, while its interior can be altered in a great 
 variety of ways by thf; protean tongue. The nose 
 consists of several passages leading to the face from 
 the j)harynx, which forms a hollow bag at the 
 back of the mouth above the gullet and windpipe. 
 The back entrance consists of two openings, called 
 the back nostrils, which are closable by means of 
 certain muscles, called the soft palate, a prolonga- 
 tion of which, termed the witla, is well seen as a 
 little tongue at the back of the mouth when 
 opened. In speaking, breath is expelled, from the 
 lungs through the larynx, and then through the 
 mouth or nose, or both mouth and nose. In pass- 
 ing through the larynx it may leave the vocal 
 ligaments unmoved, and in this case the sound is 
 termed JvMsper; or it may make them vibrate, and 
 the result is voice. The effect of both voice and 
 whisper may be greatly modified by the passage 
 through the mouth or nose. When the passage is 
 so arranged that the voice can pass clearly and 
 sonorously, the result is called a vowel, which ia
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 -VtVII 
 
 whixporod when tho wlii><|>cr, aud nut thu voice, in 
 emitti-d through tho <iumo fjonition. If «omo ob- 
 itruction in pluoed in tho way, tho vuico bocomet 
 IcM clear, and we have in succoMion trillt, mur- 
 murt, hiiTZff, nnd eonantf, to all of which, except 
 the la^t, wbiKixTcd forms or hii^.teii corres^Hind; tho 
 la<t, however, give ri.so to poHition:) which entirely 
 ehcck tho voice, producing muUt. If tho voice or 
 whisper jmss through tho none, wo have natal* or 
 hum*, which nro di.itinguii<hed by more or le.'g 
 retonnnco in tho inoutli ; nud if tho sound \* al- 
 lowed to \iM» through both month and jn>»v, wc 
 have orinanal*. Tho t^^-rm cvii*»nant is a general 
 word which includes all tho sounds except vowcb 
 and orinomils. 
 
 28. Oofa)rls---?lppcr .$rrus. Tho sound 
 
 produccil by tho vibration of the vocal lignraenUi, 
 when least of all modified, is the sound of ii in t//>, 
 which wo represent by V u, and which is rare in 
 other European longua;;ps. If tho tongue bo 
 slightly raised, a clearer, brighter sound is pro- 
 duced, viz., a in father, psalm, bath, (irm, which is 
 in this alphabet represented by fl q. It is the 
 true Ttnlinn a, and is finer than the French d or 
 tlic U!<uiil (ierman sound of a. This sound is in 
 many words pronounced short, in America, (and as 
 somo orthocpists consider in England also,) as in 
 the words ask, east, and is then represented by 
 Q a. Somo English writers have asserted that 
 this is a new vowel altogether, and in London and 
 tho south of England it is generally pronounced as 
 the long q. Raising the tongue sitill higher, we 
 come to a vowel quite peculiar to English, a in am, 
 hand, hap, glad, sat, match, have, gas, which is 
 hero represented by A n, and docs not occur long 
 except in tho west of England and Ireland as a 
 provincialism. All these sounds, q a a, partake of 
 one uniform character, which forms them into a 
 natural group corrosjwndiiig to tho Latin a. 
 
 Tho next three vowels also form a group corres- 
 ponding to the Latin e. Tho first is very common 
 OS a short sound in «U, vun, fuad, nnd is repre- 
 sentee! by E e. Tho second is tho lengthened 
 sound of tho same vowel, which is only heard be- 
 fore r in English, as in a»r, fair, p<ar, hfir, ne'er, 
 thfTc, and is represented by A q. In German and 
 French it often occurs before other letters, as [G.] 
 gf}>fn^ Uhen ; [P.] hiU, faxU. Tho third sound is 
 much finer, as in ale, ape, v«'d, danger, and is 
 repn'scnted by VL a. 
 
 The n.'xt two vowels form a group corresponding 
 to tho I>atin t. Tho first, tho i in pi'ly, is almost 
 peculiar to English, where it always occurs short, 
 and is hero represented by I i. The second is 
 the true I^atin. Gonunn, Italian, and French i, 
 which is generally long in English, as in machine, 
 wc<T), nKflt, heap, etc.; but sometimes short, as in 
 frtnove, t'volve, etc. It is repri'scnted by 8 e. 
 
 Tho eight Vowels just described, q, a, a, jj, e, a, i, 
 r, form a scries in all of which the tongue is raised 
 s<> as to pmjcvt tho breath against the hard ]ialat«, 
 while the tongue in ji.wctt Tir q and highest for t. 
 These aro temietl, therefore, the upper tf»ctl*. 
 
 29. i;tobfls---]rofDfr StritS. Beginning 
 again with u, and lowering the tonguo eonsid'-ra- 
 bly, we como to a vowel which is not found in 
 Latin, nlthougb its representative may be triced in 
 lUilinn, and also in .Swedish and Danii<h. When 
 long it is represented by a in all, aw in au-1, « in 
 ni'/rn; and when short by o in on. The long s^jund 
 is represented by O o, and tho short by O o. This 
 Vowel forms, with q, a, a, and u, the so called (jut- 
 liiral gniu[i, while the remaining upper vowels ^ 
 e, H, i, r, aro 8e|iarated as palatal. 
 
 If the lips bo now somewhat closed wo have an 
 obscure labial vowel, corresponding to the Latin 
 o, and (Jreek lo. When long it is <i in h"le, .vi in 
 '■ak, etc., and when short it is o in ^-mit, and ow in 
 wind'-'tr. In some parts of tho United States it is 
 found short in closed syllables, but this is not gen- 
 cnil enough to necessitate tho employment of two 
 signs, and hence it is always represented by (J o. 
 
 Tho next labial vowel, tho Latin u, occurs as a 
 long vowel in ^k\, nt-iw, vrnoed, and short in p'/ll, 
 vtiwxl, c'wk, etc. The long sound is represented by 
 (T) m, and the short by U u. The vowels o ott u 
 form the M>iaf group. The group 6 o, o, * u, 
 forms the loirer series of vowels. 
 
 30, tlobtls---fbc Hlibbk Srrits. In 
 
 French and (Jcrman, anil fome other languages, 
 there is a middle series of vowels, arising from an 
 attempt to pronounce an upper and lower vowel 
 fimiiUan^oiitly; thus [G.] iilxr, hiitU, [F.] une, 
 _riuU, is due to an attempt to pronounce a> and e at 
 tho same time. Wc will represent it by L"E in 
 accordance with a (ierman custom. Again, the [G.] 
 bone, G-jethf, [F.] denXy is obtained by endeavoring 
 to pronounce o and a simultaneously, aud may be 
 represented by oe. The English u properly bo- 
 longs to this series and bears about tho same rela- 
 tion to q o as UE docs to iD e, and oe to o a. 
 
 31. (Tomplrlc Uobrl Stbrnu. The follow- 
 ing arrangement, therefore, will show all the rela- 
 tions of the vowels hero considered: 
 
 Guttural. 
 Vpprr. q a, a 
 ilUldU. u — 
 Lc*c«r. 0, — 
 
 c, a, i, f. Palatal. 
 OE, — IK, La}ii]%al<ital. 
 a — (» u, Labia!. 
 
 32. ^rtntb (Drin;is:il (^otorls. During the 
 
 pronunciation of any ono of these vowels, which 
 aro naturally pronounce<l solely through the m'>uth, 
 tho back nostrils may bo opened and the veil of
 
 XXVlll 
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 the palate so disposed as to admit of a vibration 
 producing nasalization. If we represent this by h, 
 the four signs qii o)' on, eh or an, on, un will very 
 tolerably represent the French orinasal vowels in 
 an, Tin, on, iin, in which the voice proceeds from 
 oth mouth and nose at the same time. There 
 re evidently as many orinasal vowels as there 
 re oral vowels, and they are found in the Indian 
 anguages. 
 
 33. Consonants- --®^bc ^wttural Scries. 
 
 There are three principal positions of the mouth 
 where the passage of voice may be obstructed, — 
 near the soft palate, on the hard palate, and at the 
 lips. This gives rise to three series of consonants 
 known generally as guttural, palatal, and labial. 
 Taking the case in which the contact is most com- 
 plete between the approaching j)ortions of the 
 mouth, and going through this series in order, we 
 have, first, the mute K k in bacA;, act, etc., formed 
 by a contact between the root of the tongue and 
 the soft palate, and preventing all passage of air. 
 When the parts are opened out, a slight whisper is 
 heard which is termed the power of the letter. If 
 the sides of that part of the mouth which lies be- 
 hind the tongue in this position be so far relaxed 
 as to allow more air to be driven in and condensed, 
 then if vocal breath be forced up, a slight sound 
 will be heard for a very short time, until the con- 
 densation of the air reaches its maximum, and then 
 silence must ensue, unless there be a relaxation of 
 the contact itself. The sound thus produced is the 
 sonant G g in heg, get. The mute and sonant to- 
 gether form a group known as guttural ex.plode7its, 
 because the contact is so firm that if we first en- 
 deavor to form the vowel and then relax the eon- 
 tact, the sound issues from the mouth with a sort 
 of explosion. 
 
 Relaxing the contact considerably, and forcing 
 through it mere whisper, we produce a guttural hi.~s, 
 kli in the German ach, cloch, which is very common 
 in many languages. If the contact be loosened to 
 the extent of the following vowel, and some whisper 
 allowed to escape before the vowel, this becomes 
 the aspirate H h in Aat, Aand; but if the tongue 
 bo forced up very high, a much more acute gut- 
 tural is heard, ch as in the German ich, edit, durch, 
 and this approximates very closely to the sound 
 heard at the beginning of the English word hue 
 hyq,, or hr^, as it will be found in this Dictionary, 
 to suit the general opinion upon the subject. This 
 hy is slightly more hissing than the whisper of the 
 vowel t, while ch seems to correspond to e, and Ich 
 to q; h being common to all the vowels. Each of 
 these hisses admits of a hues, which appears to be 
 occasioned by forcing the voice so strongly through 
 the larynx that it is only partially vocalized, and 
 thus voice and whisper are heard in a mixed form. 
 Thus Ich gets gh in German Tag; ch becomes jA in 
 
 German eigen, Iconige, and hy becomes yy in ye, 
 y\e\A, yet, yacht, a sound so slightly removed 
 from the vowel z as to be often confounded with it. 
 
 It may be remarked that in many languages e is 
 really pronounced, and not y, as the letter is nearly 
 peculiar in European languages to the German 
 stock, including the English. The contact is closer 
 than for t, and the sound is a buzz and not a clear 
 voice. The aspirate h may be said to admit of the 
 buzz in the soft breathing which the Greek and 
 Semitic langtiages have thought necessary to mark. 
 
 The hisses and buzzes are collectively termed 
 continuants, because their sound can be continued 
 indefinitely. 
 
 In saying Ich the uvula lies upon the root of the 
 tongue. If the breath is forced so as to make the 
 inula trill, a guttural sound is produced, which, 
 when very harsh, is the Arabic grh in grhain, but 
 when very soft indeed, scarcely perceptible, is the 
 English Er er in err, earn, iir, iirat, etc. This 
 sound is represented by a double sign in this alpha- 
 bet, its first letter being reckoned as a vowel for 
 practical reasons; the real nature of the sound is 
 what is just stated. In England, and in the 1847 
 alphabet, it was represented by er or ur indiffer- 
 ently, according as the romanic spelling seemed to 
 indicate a more palatal or more guttural pronunci- 
 ation, and this plan is still pursued in the unac- 
 cented syllables in this book, er being reserved for 
 the accented syllables. When the letter does not 
 form a syllable by itself the e is omitted; thus we 
 write ^r, msr, although both words really contain 
 this guttural. 
 
 If, instead of loosening the contact between the 
 tongue and soft palate, the back nostrils be opened 
 and the voice allowed to escape there, and also to 
 resound in the small portion of the cavity of the 
 mouth left behind the tongue, the nasal TJ i) is 
 formed, as in ha»^, stre?!^th, stroma;'. These sylla- 
 bles must be carefully distinguished from the 
 French orinas.als in which the passage through the 
 mouth is completely unobstructed. The trills and 
 nasals are often collectively termed liquids. This 
 concludes the series which has now risen from 
 mutes to an approximation with oral vowels 
 through er, and nasal vowels through ij. 
 
 34. Consonants ---ST'Ije |]alatul Strks. 
 
 It may now be readily understood, without going 
 into so minute explanations, that T t, the t in toe, 
 sit, better, is a palatal mute, and D d in doe its 
 corresponding sonant. The true corresponding hiss 
 is S s in seal, and the buzz Z z in seal. If in mak- 
 ing these sounds the back part of the tongue be 
 depressed, a hollow, obscure sound results, giving 
 the hiss X J in slisdl, viwous, and the buzz S 3 in 
 acure, y'lsion, (Yr. je.) But if the tongue be 
 brought close to the teeth and either put between 
 them, or pressed with its under surface against
 
 GENERAL IVTRODUCTIOM. 
 
 zxu 
 
 them, tho result ia a pair of lispa, tho hiM Tl t in 
 th\n, threo, piM, modern Urcck 6, nod tho buzK 
 3 d in <Acn, Mero, wiMin, uiodurn (Jrock /. I'ro- 
 ooeding to thu trilU wo fiucl they divide into two. 
 Either tho tip of tho tonguo 8tiII adheres to tho 
 palate and tho breath eitcapcd on each Hide of the 
 tongue, giving rise to tho hi^n in tho Wi-lsh Llaor 
 golloD, (often falsely misprononnced thing6tlon, 
 by Englishmen, itj) real sound being better repre- 
 icntcd by Illanguhlcn,) and tho murmur L 1 in 
 ^w, which forms a distinct syllable in litt/c ; or el.'<e 
 tho tip of tho tongue is so relaxed that tho inissing 
 breath causes it to trill, producing U r in my, very; 
 which is in this practical alphabet cunfouiided in 
 orthography with the or, when tho letter does not 
 constitute a distinct syllable. Tho true sounds of 
 ray, rare, very, rarer, would bo more truly ropre- 
 Bcnted by ra, ni?r, veri, nierr^r, for which, fur jirnc- 
 tical reasons, m, r^r, veri, nircr, arc hero used. 
 Tho corrc»iH)nding nasal is X n in si;i, which lurms 
 a distinct syllable in open. 
 
 35. (fonson;inls---f Ik ^':ibi:il .^crirs. In 
 
 tho labi.ll scries wo have first tho muto I' p in/>olc, 
 and its sonant H b in /xjwl. Next, by relaxing the 
 contact of tho \\\^, but mt aUuuinij the hirer Uj) 
 to touch the teeth, wo have as a hiss the truo Greek 
 A, or j>h, and as a buzz tho truo German w, or hh; 
 while if tho lower lip touches tho tooth tho hiss F f 
 in year, and tho buz/. V v in reer, are prodneed 
 Again, if tho lips are rounded in.stcad of being 
 flattened wo have the hiss Ilw in w/i&t, ?rAeel, and 
 tho buzz W w in trot, ireal, sounds often con- 
 founded with each other and with tho vowel u, 
 from which they differ as shown by tho words 
 ic<\xi, iciKtd, in the greater compression of tho lips 
 and tho buzzing sound. Tho corresponding nasal 
 18 M m in mo, which forms a complete syllable in 
 schism, chasM, spasm, rhythm, and is very vocal 
 indeed, tho whole oral cavity resoanding with the 
 nasal, so that whole airs can bo hummed, 
 
 36. (Toniplrtf (Tonsonanl ^thriitr. The 
 
 above considerations will load us, therefore, to ar- 
 range tho consonants thus, beginning now with the 
 most vocal ad nearest to tho vowels. 
 
 Guttural. 
 . C Hum*. — n 
 
 1^ Trilh. - cr 
 
 !_ J/iirmurs. 
 
 "a iflKtzet, — aa Jii y 
 
 ^ {IlUf.'. h Ku en hy 
 
 V iSmanli. — g — — 
 
 l|* (Jfuiof. — k 
 
 Palatal. 
 — n — 
 
 — 1 — 
 5 « 4 
 
 J R t 
 
 Wliich, without pretending to completeness, is 
 sufficient to give a truo notion of tho position of 
 Kuglish sounds in u univcnml alphabet. It will bo 
 seen that tho order is widely different from that in 
 the practical alphabet, tho reasons of which will bo 
 presently explainol, but it is first necessary to 
 s]>eak of tho peculiar effect of cotMm'ny tho ele- 
 mentary Sounds which wo have now recognised. 
 
 37. (fombintb Souni)s---£^c «3lii)t. in 
 
 all tho previous sounds tho parts of tho mouth 
 remain immotahle, or only vibrate during 
 speech. When, however, we join one elementary 
 sound to another, wo make no pause between, but 
 pass rapidly on. In doing so, therefore, wo emit 
 Voice or whisper through the vocal organs while 
 tho position of tho organs of speech is ehanying 
 from tho first to tho second. Hence a now sound, 
 or rather a scries of sounds, is duvelopcd, passing 
 insensibly into one another, commencing with tho 
 first and ending with tho second, exactly similar 
 to the series of sounds produced by sliding the fin- 
 ger down a violin string while tho bow is drawn. 
 This is tho glide which connects sounds together, 
 and is symbolized by tho simple apposition of the 
 characters. Thus, in op wo hear first u, and next 
 tho glide duo to tho passage of tho voice through 
 tho variable opening made in passing from o to p. 
 If wo simply close our lips at p, and do not open 
 them again to emit tho slight whisper which makes 
 p distinct, this glide is thu whole effect of p, and 
 hence wo have tho upi>aront contradiction solve-J 
 of one of tho elementary nuundt being muti. Tho 
 truo sound or effect of tho mute letter is tho glide 
 upon tho preceding or following vowel or whisper. 
 In the Canton dialect of Chinese many words end 
 in p and k without any whisper following, so that 
 p and k octually have only their gliding effect on 
 the preceding vowel, and aro hence very slightly 
 audible, but the speaker perceives them very read- 
 ily. In such Words as acting, uptorn, tho English 
 k and p have also only this gliding effect, as well 
 as in act, ekij>j>ed, (akt, skipt,) although in these 
 words the final t receives the whisper. The action 
 of the glide is vcr)' imiiortunt, and it is necessary 
 to si)ecify a few cases. 
 
 Lahial. 38. Combinti) Sounbs---^obrI ^Hipb- 
 
 ni — tn01tO|S. If tho two terminal sounds are vowels 
 and one of them is of brief duration, the glide con 
 nccts them into a diphthtmg. This is tho true ex- 
 planation of tho nature of diphthongs as distin 
 guished from vowels of the middle series. A diph 
 thong, then, is two vowels with a glide between. 
 { PU hw I It is necessary that one of the vowels should be 
 short, as otherwise tho effect of two tyllable* is 
 pnxluccil, 'see *i 41.) Tho diphthongs ai, ui, au 
 
 p uu, may thus bo formed, making tho first cicmen 
 
 ' rery brief. The first two are some of the rarioa 
 
 b -I
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION, 
 
 pronunciations of igh in high, and the second two 
 of ow in hoiv, and as opinions differ greatly as to 
 what the first element of these diphthongs ought 
 to be, it has been found advisable, for the sake of 
 uniformity and ease in teaching to read, to repre- 
 sent them by the single signs i j and "5^ ■« respect- 
 ivel}-. Of the third common English diphthong 
 oi, the only doubt is whether the first element is 
 long or short. Indeed, it varies in different words. 
 Hence, and for the sake of having the three prin- 
 cipal diphthongs represented in a like manner, this 
 is also furnished with the single sign CT er. In all 
 these diphthongs the first element is guttural, and 
 the second palatal or labial. But either palatal or 
 labial element may be prefixed. The sounds iq, 
 ia, etc., uq, ma, etc., are, however, very rare in the 
 beginning of words in the mouths of English 
 speakers, who find it most convenient to sink them 
 into yq, ya, etc., wq, wa, etc. But in France and 
 Italy they may be distinctly heard. It is necessary 
 to distinguish the sounds, [Fr.] oui (heard,) oui 
 (yes,) [Eng.] ive, [G.] m^ (how,) [Fr.] i'ie(life,) 
 which may be written thus, ia,E, ue, we, bhe, vs. 
 In xa,£ two vowels are heard distinctly and ivithout 
 a glide; in ms there are two vowels with a glide; 
 in we the first vowel is degenerated into w, a buzz, 
 which is pronounced with rounded lips; in bhe the 
 lips are flattened, but the lower lip does not yet 
 touch the upper teeth; in ve the change is com- 
 plete, and the lower lip touches the teeth. 
 
 The diphthong me is peculiar in having an ex- 
 treme labial followed by the extreme palatal; in 
 en the case is reversed, and the changes made, 
 first, the prefix of y, thus, yexa, and secondly the 
 loss of e, as yia. The combination is also changed 
 in another direction, for the glide is lost and e and 
 la are pronounced simultaneously, giving rise to 
 UE with more or less prevalence of the e or U. ele- 
 ment. To avoid the trouble which beginners in 
 phonetics must always feel in distinguishing accu- 
 rately between eu, yeia, yu, and ycD, all four cases 
 are fused in the English form of the phonetic 
 alphabet under one letter H x^, while in American 
 use i], represents eu, (in some parts of America 
 more nearly UE,) and n,, yq, yd), are distin- 
 guished as in this Dictionary. 
 
 39. Combh«ir Sounbs--- Coitsounnl 
 ^ijjbtliongs,---Goublc Consonants, in the 
 
 same way as vowel diphthongs occur we may have 
 consonant diphthongs, either between voice or 
 whispered consonants, or between a mute followed 
 by a whisper. The last case is the most characteris- 
 tic, and the connection is so close in some cases that 
 almost all nations have indicated it by using single 
 signs for the consonants; thus the Greeks used ;^, ^ 
 for ps, ks, — the Germans and Italians use z for ts, 
 — the Italians use c, g before palatal, and ci, gi 
 before other vowels for tj, dj. As these last two 
 
 diphthongs are common in English they are repre- 
 sented in the phonetic alphabet by simple charac- 
 ters G q, J j. When ihsie follow a vowel there is, 
 of course, a glide up to them, which is lost when 
 they only precede a vowel; hence in the latter case 
 the presence of the t and d is more felt than in 
 the former. Some persons are, therefore, apt to 
 write 'ma tq' for maq, and 'judj' for juj, on the 
 same principle that in romanie spelling the conso- 
 nant is doubled in matting, adding. This is not the 
 case in speaking; but in do, d has only one glide, in 
 adding it has two glides. Sometimes these glides 
 are separated by a distinct pause, as in boo^iree, 
 heaJcZress; compare also sou/>7>an, hoohc&se, pi</^oad, 
 hal^'inished, mi«6'ent, fis/ii/iop, souZtes, mea««ess, 
 in all of which there is a real pause between the 
 consonants. Here, then, we must double the con- 
 sonant in writing, but not otherwise; thus, kottre, 
 heddres, sAppan, biikkas, piggod, hqffinijt, mis- 
 sent, fijjop, soUes, mennes. Sometimes t and J 
 occur witlwut a glide between them, as in aUbot- 
 s7dp, in which case tJ and not q must be used, as 
 abotjip, not aboqip. 
 
 40. Combintb Sounbs— Stoppcb 0obtls. 
 
 In all cases where the first element is very short, 
 the glide is more heard than the initial sound, and 
 some obscurity is apt to arise, which often changes 
 the character of the vowel. Thus when a short 
 vowel is annexed to a consonant, we seldom find 
 that it precisely corresponds to the long vowel from 
 which it was apparently derived. Thus English- 
 men instead of saying et with short g, say it, in 
 which the vowel is depressed. These vowels whose 
 career is suddenly stopped short by the glide of a 
 consonant are called stojyjjed toioels, and they are 
 found to occur in Chinese without a consonant after 
 them, or only with a check of the voice, which may 
 be imitated by the flip of a towel or crack of a 
 whip. When not so exit short they may be termed 
 brief, the short being a general term which includes 
 both. Thus in intij, piti, the first i is stopped and 
 the second brief. The words knit, net, gnat, not, 
 nut, pull, contain all the stopped vowels. 
 
 41. Combineb Sounbs — ^gllablcs. In 
 
 gliding from sound to sound we meet with interrup- 
 tions in the mutes; the voice is interrupted by the 
 hiss; speech is thus broken up into portions known 
 as syllables. If we examine more minutely we 
 shall find that whenever the organs of speech pass 
 through a minimum opening, (that is one which is 
 smaller than both those which immediately precede 
 and follow it, ) there is a decided separation per- 
 ceptible. Hence we define as the boundary of a 
 syllable, a silence, a hiss, or a minimum opening. 
 AVe also find that if two long vowels follow each 
 other, each of their sounds is so much longer than 
 the glide which unites them, that they each form a
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 XXXI 
 
 ie|jarato diri«iua or ijrlUble. A .^yllalile, tberc-fure, 
 generall/ cudi at tbo end of a closiiij; glide and be- 
 gins at tho bcjjiuDiug uf an upvning glidf, meaning 
 hj thi«, glides in which the mouth clo.'«cii and 
 open* re-iijoctivcly. Thus in happy, hapi, tho fint 
 ■jUablu eud« with tho clu«ing glidu from a to p, 
 ■od tho socund begins with tho <>|>«aing glide of p 
 to i; honcu in romuuic gpclling the yylluble« aro di- 
 ridcd thu.i, kap-py. In phonetic 8|ieiling wo gen- 
 erally put tbo mark of division aj'Ur the minimum 
 opening if the preceding rowel \* short, and befure 
 it if it \i long. It i« obviously only a matter of 
 oonveoionce, and may be changed at the option of 
 the printer when tbo real fm-t is known. In e>ylla- 
 bixing wo must really tay h:i{>-pi, make a pau.ie 
 between tbo closing and ojieniug glide, but nut in- 
 sert any wbi-tpcr as at tho end of the word bap'. 
 
 42. (Tombllltb Souni)S---^CttUt. in En- 
 glish Hnao one syllable in every word is distin- 
 gui.'hed from the rest by a greater distinctness and 
 loudne.ts of pronunciation, so that when wu ore at 
 A distancu we bear thc*e syllables only. These are 
 termed tho accented syllables, and, of coarse, al- 
 though the tchoU nyllabU is nccented, tbo loudest 
 and distioctest part is in the maximum opening, or 
 Towel, and hence the mark of ac^-cnt is most nat- 
 orally placed over the Vuwcl. In tho case of the 
 Stopped vowel, however, altbuugli this is still true, 
 yet the extreme brevity of tbo sound causes the 
 following glide to receive much of tbo stress, and 
 hence we find some ortbocpisLs !>t:itiug th.it when 
 the vowel is long the accent fulls upon it, and when 
 the rowel is short tho accent falls upon the follow- 
 ing eons<jnant, and they would therefore act.-cnt 
 he'pig, bap'i. This is an error which m:iy be 
 traced to the inconsistencies of romauie spelling. 
 
 43. <)ri)rr of Ibt jfctttrs in the ^mrritan 
 
 ^bonttic ^Ipbnbtt. As it is impossible to enter 
 fully into tho subject of phonetics in this intriMluc- 
 tion, the above may suffice as an explan.ition of 
 the principles on which the alphabet is construnteil. 
 Tho order of the letters mast next bo considered. 
 It is obvious ^h»t even if the inventors of the al- 
 phabet had been at the time in (lossession of the 
 systematic explanation which has now been given. 
 it Would not have been advisable to arrange (he 
 letters of tbo alphabet in the order whieb a consid- 
 eration of other languages besides the Fugli-«h has 
 shown to be correct. Hence the alphabet rf^iuircd 
 a th'ir .u^hlv Kii;;li-h arrangement. For this pur- 
 pose th" l.'ii^ Vowels were arranged in a sinijle 
 scried, commi-need with the pftlatal, proc-vdin? 
 to the guttural, and ending with the labial, tliu'. 
 C, a, ({, o, u. dk, and when the Americans intruduecii 
 f and :\ they considcre*! it best to place the firsit 
 Immediately before and tbo oecond immediately 
 after a, so that the series became t, r. a. :i. q, o, u, (t>. 
 
 which forms n very natural succession. Then 
 the short vowels were arranged in the same order; 
 but here a difficulty occurred in u, which belougs 
 to tho middle series. It was finally determined to 
 arrange it immediately afU'r the other guttural 
 Vowels, so that tho order became i, e, a, a, o, u, u; 
 by this means u, u correspond to o, Ok, and it is 
 found that historically u frequently replaces the 
 stopped o, which is lost in England. 
 
 The dipbtbuogs naturally fulloweil, first thoM 
 with the closing glide, [, <t, t, then those with the 
 opening glide, of which, however, only one was 
 given, namely, t^; in the others y, w were written 
 for the first clement at the beginning of words as 
 u matter of practical convenience, and hence y and 
 w were put next, as the representatives of the 
 greater number of diphthongs with an opening 
 glide, under the name of coole^cnts, already the 
 fonn under which i, u cfmlttc* with the succeeding 
 rowel. The English language possessing no gut- 
 tural hiives with which h could be compared, it 
 was plai-cd between the vowols and consonants as 
 leading from one to the other. 
 
 In the consonants the explodents, as being the 
 most complete and having the most marked form, 
 were placed first, and were arranged from the lips 
 to the throat, p b, t d, k g, while tbo two consonant 
 diphthong* <jj were inserted after their first ele- 
 ments t d. The continuant, divested of y, w, b, 
 now followed in the samo order, then the trill and 
 murmur, and finally the nasal consonants, in the 
 proper order from lijis to throat. These considera- 
 tions lead, then, to the following arrangement of the 
 
 ^mtritan: ^Ibontlic 3llpb:ibft. 
 
 Each letter has the sound of the i(alii'i*fd letter 
 or letters in the illustrative words. 
 Lon^ I'otcth. I Erph-ltnU. 
 
 P e as m «1, Xamt t\\* pa«»V. />olo, Xame- 
 
 E? . 
 
 . . Mrth . . 
 
 . e 
 
 nb 
 
 . . ftowl . , 
 
 . tr 
 
 Ua . 
 
 . . ale . . . 
 
 . H 
 
 T t 
 
 . . iue . . . 
 
 . u 
 
 All . 
 
 . . air . . . 
 
 • !) 
 
 I) d 
 
 . . rfoo . . . 
 
 . d£ 
 
 aq. 
 
 . . arm . . 
 
 • q 
 
 I"?- 
 
 , . c-Aeer . . 
 
 . «;« 
 
 O e . 
 
 . . all . , . 
 
 . e 
 
 J j . 
 
 . . jeer . . 
 
 • ja 
 
 Qq 
 
 . . oak . . 
 
 . u 
 
 K k 
 
 . . kiag, c-an 
 
 . ka 
 
 ll)d> 
 
 . . fj"te . . 
 Short VmctU. 
 
 . 0) 
 
 «g • 
 
 . . j?ame . . 
 Ckm/inuanU. 
 
 •ga 
 
 I i 
 E e 
 
 . . ill . . 
 
 . it 
 , et 
 
 F f 
 
 . ./ear . . 
 
 . ef 
 
 V a 
 (I a 
 () o 
 
 
 
 V v 
 
 . . fccr . . 
 
 . vc 
 
 . am . . 
 . . ask . . 
 
 , . on . . 
 
 . at 
 
 . at 
 
 11 t 
 
 ;i d. 
 
 . . thigh . . 
 . .thy . . 
 
 . it 
 da 
 
 U a 
 Uu 
 
 
 . ut 
 . ut 
 
 S s . 
 Z I . 
 X J . 
 
 . . --.-al . . 
 . . «4all . . 
 
 es 
 u 
 
 i; 
 
 
 Diphthmgs. 
 
 
 :<5. 
 
 . . vi«»on . 
 
 5« 
 
 * i 
 
 ..*«>.. 
 
 . i 
 
 
 
 
 ft V 
 
 . . . oil . . 
 
 . c 
 
 
 Liquidt. 
 
 
 N u 
 
 . . . tiiiX . . 
 
 . n 
 
 Rr. 
 
 . . rirv . . 
 
 ur 
 
 U n 
 
 . . . d./i-> . . 
 
 • H 
 
 I. 1 
 
 . . Ml . . 
 
 el 
 
 Y y 
 
 . . . l/l-i . . 
 
 • )•» 
 
 
 .Vj>.i.'.. 
 
 
 W w 
 
 . . . 'Tay . . 
 
 . Wll 
 
 M m 
 
 . . »/i.iin . . 
 
 em 
 
 
 JJreathiit'j. 
 
 
 \ n 
 
 . . nolo . . 
 
 en 
 
 n h 
 
 . . . hay . . 
 
 . Iia 
 
 uo 
 
 . . sin<^ . . 
 
 >B
 
 GENHiHAL INIHODUCTION. 
 
 44. ^orms of the JTcttcrs in the Simrricau 
 
 ^bonctit 2llph:ibct. An Anglo-romanic basis 
 being chosen for the forms of the letters, i, e, a, a, 
 0, u, represent sounds most usually represented in 
 romanics by i, e, a, a, o, v, respectively, and la is 
 formed from u, because it is not unfrequently rep- 
 resented by V, as in p?/ll, fi^U, pi/t, p«sh, etc. For 
 the long vowels and diphthongs it was neeessaiy to 
 choose varieties of the single letters or combina- 
 tions most frequently employed in romanics: thus 
 e is a variety of e, being an e nicked in the back: 
 e is an underdotted e; a and fi, are simj)le varieties 
 of a, and q of a; e a are varieties of o, one having 
 a bar through it and the other being nicked at the 
 bottom; the latter, too, is the Greek to; co is oo 
 joined. The letter j is i with a tail; er is ei, the 
 dot of the i only being written, and the stroke of 
 the being prolonged to touch it; ? was meant for 
 u on the top of o, as ou is one of its most frequent 
 romanic representatives, — it is the Greek sj; and n 
 is but u with a tail. 
 
 Of the new consonants, q is a variety of c, as the 
 sound is most usually represented in romanics by 
 ch. Similarly J, 3, i) are obvious varieties of s, z, n. 
 The letters t d offered the chief difficulties. In 
 the 1S47 alphabet they are printed t d, which were 
 meant to be varieties of t d, inasmuch as t was 
 usually represented by th, and d bears the same 
 relation to d in sound as t to t; and t was also 
 meant to be the Greek 9- turned round and roman- 
 ized. In America it was thought that if the fine 
 side stroke were prolonged upwards, t being thus 
 changed into t, it would resemble both t and the 
 Greek S, and thus suggest its sound to those who 
 know Greek, while d seemed to bear to d the same 
 relation as t to t, and to be also a variety of 6. 
 The Anglo-Saxon forms for these letters are ]> ^ , 
 which are used in Anglo-Saxon books, but were 
 not found suitable. As to the other letters the 
 only doubt was whether k or c should be used. In 
 the 18i7 alphabet c is employed, because the sound 
 of k is represented much more frequently bj' c than 
 k in romanics; on the other hand romanic c is often 
 sounded as s, while romanic k never is anything 
 but k or mute, and this consideration prevailed in 
 America. 
 
 ^ 45. Imporfitiuc of ©nbcrstnnbing tbc 
 Si^Ijcornof tbc |1boiulic ^gstcm of oTricbinci 
 
 ItoiUcluic licabiag. Such, then, is the alphabet 
 which is presented to the American public as a 
 practical working alphabet of the English lan- 
 guage, fitted to introduce a final general complete 
 phonetic alphabet, by instructing the nations who 
 speak English in the phonetic analysis of their 
 language. The present work shows the ease with 
 which it can be applied to every word in the lan- 
 guage, the precision of sound which it indicates. 
 
 and the uniformity of pronunciation which it 13 
 calculated to produce. The mode in which instruc- 
 tion is to be conveyed in schools can only be fully 
 explained in conjunction with the proper books and 
 apparatus, but it is of importance that the general 
 scientific principles which are involved in teaching 
 to read, first phonetically and then romanically by 
 means of this phonetic system, should be briefly 
 stated, in order that the reader should be fully in 
 possession of the mode to be pursued for overcom- 
 ing the only two real difficulties in the way of a 
 spelling reform, namely, the existence of an unpho- 
 netic orthography and the general ignorance of the 
 science of phonetics. 
 
 As has been already intimated, these two objects 
 must be removed by making phonetic reading an 
 introduction to romanic, and thereby giving all 
 schools an immediate and not a contingent advan- 
 tage in its adoption. The adoption must necessa- 
 rily be partial, and it must only be recommended 
 as the best means of teaching to read romanically. 
 This it really is, hence those who recommend this 
 mode of teaching to read are bond fide endeavoring 
 to improve ihe present system of teaching to read, 
 while they are enlightening the world as to the 
 true principles on which an orthography should be 
 constructed, so that they may reasonably hope that 
 in one or two generations some such sj-stem will be 
 universally adopted; although not necessarily, not 
 even probably the same as is used for the special 
 purpose of its introduction. Hence the great im- 
 portance of thoroughly understanding the princi- 
 ples of the reading reform, or method, of teaching 
 to read in the ordinary print hy means of a ^:)^'«r«- 
 ous course of phonetic reading, which is frequently 
 called by teachers the phonetic system of teaching 
 to read in tJie ordinary print, or more briefly the 
 phonetic system. The following is a very brief ac- 
 count of its theory as deduced from more than 
 seven years' observation of its practice. 
 
 46. (I^unbamfntnl ^rmnplcs of iht ^Ijo- 
 nctk ^nstcm of STcatlnng to Jlcab lloniaiii- 
 
 till[l|. The fundamental principle of the phonetic 
 system is : complicated phenomena can only he un- 
 derstood through a series of approximations. Thus 
 the planetary motions must first be viewed as cir- 
 cular, then as elliptical, and lastly, as perturbed. 
 As a practical consequence of this principle, each 
 approximation must, to he of value, he regarded as 
 complete, for the time, and the subsequent approx- 
 imations must be referred to it, so that the differ- 
 ences may be appreciated as residual phenomena. 
 To apply this to reading. We have the facts that 
 our orthography is intentionally, as it was origin- 
 ally, phonetic, and that the deviations are due to a 
 great variety of historical and local circumstances, 
 which, like the meteorological changes, we may
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 dcjpair of erer thoroughly grasiiing, although we 
 Duty obtuio certuiri ciu|>iri(.-al luw:i which, lu iu the 
 wuut^er, are 8uff icieiil guides to pructicu. 
 
 lIoDce tho fir^t a{i|iruxiiimtion rL-iiuires a strictly 
 pbonctio alphnbot, — which iiix-coitate.'t, first, the 
 dismiiual of luvro rvduplicatu li-Ueni, {aa c, q,x, 
 which are cx|>rc.sjiblo by k, k,ks,tfz;) auJ svcond, 
 the odJitiuD of Ivtters fur unrcprcofiited »uunds. 
 As to the furiU!) of tho letters, tho luiiiio principle of 
 approsimatiun re<|uirc!i ihut the now letters, with- 
 out htiii'j eomiiiimlii'/ui, should yet suinewbat re- 
 semble the combinaliuoj usually found iu their 
 place. With thiii alphabet, then, childreu vhuuld 
 be taught to read, as if' no otfttr at/ihahtt txisUd. 
 Une of the greatest drawback;) to auy method of 
 teaching by the ordiuury al|ihabet first, is the ne- 
 ce.iiiiy which exists of intn^ducing childreu to an- 
 omalies and irregularities from the very first, as in 
 to go on, where o has three sounds. 
 
 When they can read fluently in phonetic print, 
 they resemble tho young astronomer who thor- 
 oughly undcpitands the solar system on the hy- 
 pothesis of circular motion. The next approxima- 
 tion leads him to form roughly /<«• A ('//i* {/' the 
 laws of the differences between the actual romanic 
 and the hyiK>thctical phonetic forms of words, by 
 presenting to him, in romanic print, a scries of 
 pages with which he is already familiar in the 
 phonetic form, so that from his previous knowledge 
 of tho Words, and his present knowledge of the 
 first approximate meanings of all the letters they 
 contain, he may elicit tho second approxituation. 
 Ho is thus made a discoverer, an active coopcrator 
 with the teacher, not a passive recipient of instruc- 
 tion. After ho has advanced, tho teacher leads 
 him to a more definite conception of these rough 
 laws, which arc then tabulated for his use. 
 
 The third approximation occupies his wbolo life, 
 and few or none are those who th'iromihhj uLiAter 
 it. But a very near approximation, and one suf- 
 ficient for most purposes of life, is attainable at 
 school— first, by reading many romanic books, — 
 second, by writing many romanic [>ages. The sec- 
 ond is useless without the f irit, tho first cannot be 
 secured without the second. Tho two together fix 
 romanic */>iliiny in the mind as distinct from pho- 
 netic, with which it ii, therefore, never confused. 
 
 •t7. printiplts of a^cnching ^Mjonttic 
 
 ^iCUUlItQ. Tho above contains the general princi- 
 ple of the phonetic system, and "hows its action in 
 removing the objection arising fnim the existence 
 of a non-phonetic orthography, by becoming itself 
 the easiest and most scientific roS4l to it'* ac<)uirc- 
 ment. We have now to consider how the first ap- 
 proximation, or phonetic spelling itself, is to be in- 
 culcated in such a way as to give all children a 
 good knowledge of what is meant by a phonetic 
 analysis of language, and a familiarity with ita ap- 
 
 plication by actual practioe, not forgetting to MiM 
 tH»>n all the incidental educational advantages 
 which it affords. 
 
 Tho princifiles for teaching the first approx- 
 imation, or phonetic reading simply, are, fint, 
 all knoicltdije it atquirtd hy litttrring I'ht- 
 nofruna, rtdueiii/j th« reliitumt ol>4trred to a 
 laic, and xerij'ijin'j thi» law hy dtdurti^n. Ap- 
 plied to teaching reading, this shows us that we 
 should first familiarize tho child with the sounds, 
 next fix them in his mind by a symbol, and lastly 
 familiarize him with the symbol by use, thus estab- 
 lishing tho reality of the relations of sounds first 
 observed. The second principle is, the mind can 
 only thiirouyJiJy aj'j'rtciat* ori« jihtw/metum at unce. 
 Hence we should not attempt to familiarize a pupil 
 with tho nature of a sound, tho form of a symbol, 
 and tho connection of the two, at one and the same 
 time, or teach the connection of two sounds, simul- 
 taneously with their first presentment. 
 
 These two principles are not only applicable to 
 teaching phonetic reading, but to all instruction 
 whatever. Thus wo tc:u?h the idea, then the word, 
 and then accustom the pupil to uso the word. The 
 contrary course leads to inevitable confusion. By 
 this process, therefore, wo train a child's mind logi- 
 cally from the first— without, of course, letting 
 him bo taught tho secret in so many words — and 
 lead him imperceptibly to appreciato order, and to 
 cxcTciae judijrnent, to observe and reflect, to analyze 
 and compound. 
 
 Hence we first teach children isolated sounda 
 with'jut the letUrt. They are familiar with con- 
 nected sounds, which we lead them by echoes and 
 interjections (as laughs,) and hums, and hisses, 
 and buzzes, to separate. We also lead them to 
 connect the isolated sounds. Wo make them feel 
 that a drawl is only a tardy connection, the first 
 step to isolation. 
 
 We next lead them to observe the forms of let- 
 ters. As sounds are best taught icUhout Utt^rt, so 
 letters arc best taught without toundt, or names. 
 Tho shape of a letter is its name. If a pocket of 
 letters be thrown down and the teacher expose one, 
 tho children will match it by eye not only mora 
 readily than by knowing its name, but with more 
 advantage to their power of observing form. By 
 this expedient, too, tho study of sounds and of 
 forms may form the subjects of different lessons oa 
 the same day with j-oung children. Tho teacher 
 will of course take care that the forms first 
 learned are those which will be first required in 
 reading. 
 
 It is not necessary, nor advisable, that all the 
 sounds and ali the forms should be known before 
 the child is taught to connect them. On the con- 
 trary, after some dozen are known the interest of 
 tho pupil will bo increased by the connection be- 
 tweca those already learned being ezplaioed. la
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 this way three lessons daily can be given, each very 
 brief, (ten or fifteen minutes,) and each separated 
 by a much longer interval, one on sounds, one on 
 forms, and one on connection. 
 
 The connection once established between sepa- 
 rate sounds and separate letters, united sounds are 
 shown to be symbolized by united letters, and as 
 Boon as the child readily associates his sounds with 
 his letters, and remembers to keep on his voice 
 when the letters are connected, and pause only 
 when they are disconnected, Tie can read fhoneti- 
 cally, and. as in all other acts, only requires prac- 
 tice to make him perfect. 
 
 The phonetic method of teaching by a series of 
 approximations, of which the first consists of a 
 completed phonetic alphabet, teas, so fa)' as ive 
 Tcnaw, never 'used or proposed, till it was discovered 
 in 1847-8-9, by those benevolent gentlemen who 
 endeavored to teach poor persons to read phoneti- 
 cally only, rather than not at all, and so gradual 
 has been the experimental progress made, that 
 seven years have been required to systematize the 
 method and refer it to its elementary principles. 
 It can now lay claim to the title of system, as a 
 thoroughly co-ordinated inductive method, sound 
 in theory and successful in practice. 
 
 48. gr. Stone's 6^'j?crimcnt:il |!roof of 
 ilj£ i^ahie of llje ^bonetk Sgstcni. The 
 
 amount of its success has indeed been very extra- 
 ordinary, and has been especially exhibited in 
 America by the exertions of Dr. James W. Stone, 
 a physician of Boston, and member of the legisla- 
 ture of Massachusetts, who, from purely philan- 
 thropic motives, has devoted much care, time, and 
 money to the introduction of the reading reform in 
 America. In order to exhibit the practical value of 
 the phonetic system he instituted an experiment of 
 ■which he published the following account in 1851: 
 "Fifty children, of from two and a half to 
 seven years of age, have been taught to read 
 at a private phonetic school, by Miss Emma L. 
 Lothrop, in the Warren-street chapel, where 
 persons interested are invited to attend on an}' 
 week-day from ten to eleven o'clock only. The 
 first class is composed of twelve children, who 
 commenced the study of the phonetic system in 
 September last, [about six or eight months past,] 
 since which time they have been absent from 
 school on the average three months each, in conse- 
 quence of sickness. When in school they have re- 
 ceived about two hours' instruction daily in read- 
 ing and the analyzation of words; the remainder of 
 the time having been devoted to other exercises, 
 and to the rest of the school. In September two 
 or three of the children knew their letters, and 
 could spell out a few easy words; but the majority, 
 and those who are now the best scholars, could not 
 then read at all, and did not even know their let- 
 
 ters. Three of the children, from three and a half 
 to four and a half years of age, loho can noio read 
 fluently, are German children, and could not. utter 
 a word of English ichen our school commenced. 
 Their parents cannot even now speak English. 
 They therefore still converse with the children in 
 German, and can necessarily give them no instruc- 
 tion in their studies; nor can the children generally 
 obtain instruction at home, as all the parents are 
 ignorant of phonetics. 
 
 " The charge is constantly made by those who 
 hear the children, that their astonishing proficiency 
 is either owing to their own precociousness or to 
 the extraordinary ability of the teacher. But the 
 children have not been selected. That some of 
 them are remarkably bright is too palpable to be 
 denied. On the other hand, those who have made 
 themselves thoroughly acquainted with the school, 
 cannot fail to perceive that several of the pupils 
 are below the average standard in natural powers. 
 Those powers have, however, been wonderfully ele- 
 vated and strengthened by the certainty of the 
 system which they have learned. It is also clear, 
 that the school is blessed with a good teacher; but 
 we have yet to learn that she claims for herself, or 
 that her friends ever claimed for her, ' extraordi- 
 nary ability.' We are confident that the results 
 which these pupils have exhibited, can be obtained 
 with any children of average powers by any teacher 
 who will devote herself to her duty with the 
 enthusiasm, the faithfulness, and the ambition, 
 which Miss Lothrop has evinced, and which are a 
 necessary consequence of a love of phonetic 
 science." 
 
 Dr. Stone excited much public attention by 
 publicly exhibiting the extraordinary proficiency 
 acquired by the children in his experimental 
 school, and challenging any 'common school' to 
 produce children of the same age and school at- 
 tendance who could surpass them. Rewards to the 
 amount of $500 were offered on some occasions, 
 and children certified to be the best scholars of 
 their age in various schools attended, but the pho- 
 netic children invariably bore off the palm. The 
 judges selected were often some of the best known 
 men in the state, as Fitzpatriek, the bishop of all 
 the New England Catholics; Sumner, the senator; 
 Sherwin, president of the Massachusetts' State 
 Teacher's Association; Prescott, the historian, and 
 so on. But passing over these remarkable exhi- 
 bitions, it may be enough to insert the opinion ex- 
 pressed by Hon. Horace Mann, who was for twelve 
 years secretary of the Board of Education in Mas- 
 sachusetts, and whose reports have made that 
 Board famous throughout Europe. 
 
 West l\ewton, Mass., M July, 1851. 
 To Dr. J. W. Stone— Dear Sir: Having wit- 
 nessed the exercises of a class of nine children 
 under your care in reading phonography, (or pho-
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 nctio nhurthand, ; and phoDuty|iy, ( ur phonetic 
 print,) it gives uio [ilea^juru tu uuure you of the 
 deiijfht which their iK-rfortuance:) gave ino. I think 
 the nine MuitcD were never listened to by a mure 
 gratified audience. . . . The children yuu ex- 
 hibited had certainly ouide modt wonderful profi- 
 ciency, and were, iu several of the eueutiaU of 
 good enunciation and reading, i/e<irt in advance of 
 most children who bad been taught in the old 
 way. Youra truly, 
 
 Horace Manx." 
 
 Not resting 8ati«fie«l with the results of such ex- 
 hibitions, and the o|iinioas of private individuals, 
 Dr. Stone revived to bring the question before the 
 Ijogtslature of his state. Two legislative commit- 
 tees were appointed to examine and rejxirt. The 
 first report is dated 17th May, ISJl, and the second, 
 13th April, 1HJ2. Uoth are highly favorable. The 
 following are the commencing and concluding par- 
 agraphs of the able report of the second committee. 
 The committee sat in C(inse<{uenco of the [tctition 
 of Dr. Stone, Sir. Otis Clapp, Mr. C. F. liamard, 
 and others, trustees of the Uuston Phonetic School, 
 aad these are the '* petitioners" alluded to, 
 
 "On the aftern<jon of '.ii March, 1852, the peti- 
 tioners presented for examination by the com- 
 mittee, eight children, of from four to seven years 
 of ago. The children wore the same as those who 
 appeared, 12th May, 18oI, before the Joint Legisla- 
 tive Committee on Education, who giive a very fa- 
 Torable rcp)rt, and stated that ' the advantages to 
 be derived from the introduction of the phonetic 
 system into our common schixjl instruction will bo 
 very important.' Since that time, the committee 
 are informed that the (tystcm has been introduced 
 with eonsiderablo success into about twelve of the 
 public schools of the state; and that the universal 
 testimony of the teachers is, that these great de- 
 siderata are, by means of the new system, secured, 
 namely, that the children ecince a much ffreaUr 
 attachment to their hooks, and learn with compar- 
 ati*t fate, 
 
 "The children exhibited to the committee have 
 received instruction from but one lady for a little 
 more than a yeor, the most of the time in a school 
 of fifty children, in the Warren-strcct chapel, 
 Boston. They read not only in phonotypy, or the 
 printed phonetic alphabet, and in phonography, or 
 the written shorthand, but also in romanie or 
 common print, from difficult passages in newspa- 
 pers and various b.«>ks selected by the committee 
 —many of which could never have been before 
 Been by the childrcn,-in a style, which, for the 
 enunciation of the syllables, the pronunciation of 
 the words, and the intonation of the sentences, the 
 committee have rarely heard equalled by adults, 
 and fi<T«- by children of their age. In the analy- 
 
 si-i of the s<juudii of the English language they are 
 unrivalled." 
 
 The rejKjrt, after explaining the constmction of 
 the phonetic alphulx-t, and pointing out the causes 
 of the difficulty found to exist in learning romanio 
 reading, proceeds thus: 
 
 "The committee take it for granted that the 
 Eugli«h language, thus difficult of attainment, 
 must bo taught to each child and foreigner who 
 becomes conversant with the structure of the lan- 
 guage. And the problem to bo solved iii. What is 
 the shortest method of accomplishing this lalxjrioufl 
 ta|k? We find that the same law maintainB 
 supremacy in literature which governs in mechan- 
 ics, in i)hilosophy and the arts. The rule is so 
 plain and universal that it needs no examples. 
 The more gradual we make the ascent, either to 
 information or p<isition, the more rapid and sure 
 the acquisition of both. The exampUe the com- 
 mittee hate teen, hate proctd that by mean* of ths 
 phjuetic alphabet, the child or ignorant adult has 
 been enabled to read the common print in a much 
 briefer tpace of time than is usual. Ecidence to 
 this effect was presented U) the committee from long- 
 ejrperi(n>-ed teachers; and ono cause of it is, thatthe 
 phonetic print so strongly resembles the common 
 print, that the great majority of the words of the 
 former can bo read without error by a person who 
 has never previously seen it, but is able to read 
 fluently from ordinary print. 
 
 There is another point worthy of consideration. 
 The Committee on Education, in their rejKirt in 
 1851, enumerated the benefits likely to result 
 fnim the introduction of the phonetic system into 
 public R'hool instruction. Among them was one 
 somewhat prophetic in its choracter, and which has 
 since become most wonderfully fulfilled. The 
 committee said, 'that by directing attention to the 
 different methods of reprc.--enting sijund, the pupils 
 will, in the end, become better orth"graphi4ts than 
 by the present mode.' At that time, no children 
 taught by the phonetic method had ever even com- 
 menced to spell. Now, however, children who, on 
 tho 1st of July last, hat! never learned to spell a 
 single syllable, were examined in the spelling of 
 some of the most difHcult words in tho language, 
 and exhibited a proficiency in that primary branch 
 of a practical education, which tho committee have 
 never seen equalled even by children somewhat 
 older than these, and who have had odvanfages of 
 years of practice. The testimony before the com- 
 mittee of several members of the Governor's Coun- 
 cil, as well as of the Senate and House of Repre- 
 sentatives, and of other influential friends of edu- 
 cation, coincided with this view. At the same time, 
 as the committee have been credibly informed, tho 
 children have had in their school more studies 
 than are usual in the primary achools of the city, 
 and have rapidly advanced in their other stadiea.
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 "Impressed with the importance of the fhnutU 
 system, which, if primarily learned, according to 
 the testimony presented, ivmdd sare two years of 
 time to each of the two hundred thousand children 
 in the state, the committee wov.ld recommend to 
 school committees and teachers the introduction of 
 the iihonetic system of instruction, into all the pri- 
 mary schools of the state, for the purpose of teach- 
 ing the reading and spelling cf the common orthog- 
 raphy, with an enunciation which can rarely be 
 secured by the usual method, and with a saving of 
 time and labor to both teachers and pupils, which 
 will enable the latter to advance in physical and 
 moral education alone till they are six years of age, 
 without any permanent loss in the information 
 they will ultimately obtain. The committee there- 
 fore deem the subject of sufficient importance to 
 be worthy of the attention of school committees 
 and of those who have charge of common school 
 instruction." 
 
 In consequence of this highly favorable and 
 luminous report, the Senate of Massachusetts, after 
 a discussion, unanimously passed the following 
 resolution: 
 
 " That the phonetic system of teaching the read- 
 ing and spelling of the common orthography is 
 worthy of the attention of those who have the 
 charge of common school instruction, and that the 
 town or district school committees who may see fit 
 to test it, are requested to furnish such reports 
 concerning it in their returns to the secretary of 
 the Board of Education as they deem best." 
 
 In addition to the above American reports in 
 favor of the reading reform, the following have 
 been published: Eeports by a committee of the 
 American Academy of Arts and Sciences; a com- 
 mittee of the American Institute of Instruction; a 
 committee of the American Association of the 
 Friends of Education; a committee of the Ohio 
 State Teacher's Association; a sub-committee of 
 the Cincinnati School Committee; the committee 
 on Education of the Michigan Legislature; a com- 
 mittee of the Massachusetts State Teachers' Asso- 
 ciation; a sub-committee of the Boston Primarj' 
 School Committee, and others. It is believed that 
 no committee was ever appointed to investigate its 
 claims but what has reported favorably. The num- 
 ber of schools into which it has been since intro- 
 duced, and the number of favorable notices which 
 it has received in America, are very great. 
 
 49. ff^brcc 5!^rsting 6vpmmtnts on Ibc 
 Compirratibf P^trits of the |)bonftit aui) 
 
 ^Omank ^gsttmS. Of alf experiments, how- 
 ever, the most satisfactory and best are those made 
 by teachers for their own satisfaction upon their 
 own children, for the sake of contrasting the pho- 
 netic with the ordinary systems of teaching to read 
 which they had previously employed. Three such 
 
 experiments of a most conclusive and satisfactory 
 character, two in England and one in America, 
 may here be mentioned. 
 
 I. At Mr. Williams's Secular School at Edin- 
 burgh, in September 1850, there were two classes 
 of children, one between four and five, the other 
 between five and six years of age; the first was 
 just beginning to read, the second had learned 
 reading for a year. In July, 1851, both classes 
 were examined, when it was found that the younger 
 children, who had learned less than a year, read as 
 well as or better than the elder, who had learned 
 two years. Now, there was no particular difference 
 in the intellect of the children, who were not se- 
 lected for the purpose of experiment, but taken as 
 they happened to come to the school. The two 
 classes were taught side by side, day by day, by 
 the same teachers — pupil teachers and monitors, 
 chiefly the latter. The elder class had had occa- 
 sional assistance from parents out of school, the 
 younger had none. The younger were taught for 
 rather a shorter time daily than the older, and had 
 not the advantages of the simultaneous reading 
 lessons which the older class enjoyed. The older 
 class was not dull; it advanced fairly, and made 
 the average progress. But, the elder class was 
 taught to read in the common way, the younger hy 
 the phonetic system. The younger, therefore, al- 
 though they began school at the same age as the 
 other, had gained a year upon them in one year; 
 at six they were as advanced as the others at seven. 
 The phonetic system consequently was adopted at 
 the school, and was used to the perfect satisfaction 
 of the teacher till the close of the school in 1854 
 in consequence of Mr. Williams receiving a higher 
 appointment. 
 
 II. Miss E. Baxter, teacher at a common school 
 in South Boston, wishing to make trial of the pho- 
 netic system, and not having permission from the 
 school committee during school hours, divided a 
 class of sixteen young children, between four and 
 five years old, into two parts as equal as possible 
 in age, ability, and number. "A portion of them," 
 to quote from her official report in April, 1852, 
 "eight in number, received the usual amount of 
 instruction in the common method in school. The 
 remainder, when both pupils and teacher were ex- 
 hausted by the labor of the day, after each school 
 session, were taught for twenty minutes by means 
 of the phonetic method, but received no instruction 
 during school hours. What has been the result? 
 From the sixth class, those taught romanically, (or 
 in the usual way,) have advanced into the fifth as 
 rapidly as children in a large school usually do in 
 the same space of time, (eight months.) They can 
 read easy words by first spelling them aloud, per- 
 haps pronouncing one word in ten without a pre- 
 vious spelling; can enunciate passably, and spell a 
 few short words. But from that same sixth class,
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 the fight taught phonetically h:ivo uniformly ad- 
 viineoJ, until thi;y have reiwhod, tlirco iho tec/nd, 
 and t'ivo tbo third clii.s.s, rcoiling fluently in hvtk 
 priuLi, from much inoro difficult book^ than those 
 who were taught ruiuuniL-ully; it|iolliiig8o much bet- 
 ter that (hero \i nu couiixiriiiou between them; enun- 
 ciating distinctly, and al.so unulyxing, (or Mepurutiug 
 the compound sound of n word into iLi constituent 
 simple gound.-i,) in a superior manner. The advan- 
 tagoH of this siystom arc, a great gain in time, flu- 
 ent reading, accurate K|>eliing, analysis of sounds, 
 correct enunciation, cheerfulness, and love for 
 study. And with the time thus saved, how much 
 moral instruction may bo given to the children!" 
 
 HI. In the summer of 1S51 the Society of Arta 
 in I^ndon ojicncd an educational exhibition in St. 
 Martin's Hall, at which the Keading Reform Asso- 
 ciation exhibited its books, and a discussion took 
 place u|)on the merits of the phonetic system of 
 teaching to read as com(Mircd with other systems. 
 At ils termination an offer was made by Mr. Uey- 
 Dolds, the honorary secretary of the excellent Home 
 and Colonial School S<jciety, of I>mdon,— a society 
 which sends out 2U0 trained teachers annually and 
 supiHjrts training schools containing COO children — 
 to make trial of the .«y^tem in their schools. An 
 experiment was accordingly commenced, in which 
 two classes of children, both unable to read, were 
 tried simultaneously, the one by the very improved 
 system then in use at that cstabti.fhment, and the 
 other by the phonetic system. The latter class was 
 necessarily subject to several drawbacks from the 
 romanic arrangements of the school, and from the 
 teacher having herself to learn the system as she 
 proceeded. Hut the result of a trial begun at the 
 end of September 1851 and concluded in the begin- 
 ning of June, 1855, with several unforeseen inter- 
 ruptions, has been that the phonetic class read ro- 
 manically so much better than the rival romanic 
 class that further experiments on a much larger 
 scale arc to be instituted forthwith, and the utmost 
 satisfaction is expressed by the excellent secretary 
 with the progress of the children. 
 
 50. Z\)t$t (Btpcrimcnls probe tb:it Ihc 
 <Dnln Tiral (Objections to a Spelling ilcform 
 
 must ^Utimutcln j,Ucli>. These experiments, 
 which are only a very few out > f on immense num- 
 ber which have been tried, have been selected as 
 offering every rc<|uisite for testing the system, and 
 they establish the fact beyond all doubt, that the 
 phonetic system is the best guide to the romanic 
 which has yet been discovered, while as a mere 
 educational instrument it in many other respects 
 presents advantages of the highest character, espe- 
 cially in its moral ond logical effects upon the chil- 
 dren. It is thus shown, then, that the existence 
 of a non-phonetic orthography is so far fmm being 
 an obstacle to the introduction of a phonetic spel- 
 
 ling for partial school luo, that it is a main reason 
 for such employment of a phonetic alphabet. 
 
 This very introduction of phonetics will, how- 
 ever, give that general phonetic knowledge which 
 is indispensable to the subsequent advent of a 
 spelling reform. As a little child who had made 
 the transition from the phonetic to the romanic 
 spi'lliiig with great ease, lately ob.^erved, " I won- 
 der why people print rumanics when phonetics hare 
 been found out." This surprise, so nairely ex- 
 pressed, will be felt by all the children taught on 
 this plan, and will ri|<cn in their ripening minds 
 into a determination not to use romanic spelling 
 at all. And thus a spelling reform becomes inevit- 
 able. 
 
 But while still in the transition state, and even af- 
 terwards when desirous of reading romanic books, 
 it will bo neeessary to have a work which contains 
 the transliteration of every word in our lan- 
 guage from romanic into phonetic spelling, in order 
 that tbo true sounds of the romanic may be under- 
 stood, while the significations should bo printed 
 phonetically to bo useful to the mere phonetic 
 reader. Such a work is the following, which 
 marks the completion of the transitional works. 
 With this book any one who has acquired phonetic 
 reading, which ho may do in a few weeks and from 
 a very middling teacher, — any ignorant adult to 
 whom learning to read on the old plan would bo 
 dcsjMiiring, may teach himself to read any romanic 
 book, and may acquire the pronunciation and 
 meaning of every romanic word. This book marks 
 the point where the two roods branch off. It 
 points out the safest path to the romanic cliffs, 
 while it shows the broad and cosy road which 
 leads — not to destruction — but to the smiling plains 
 of the new orthography. 
 
 ijl. (fonclusion. Thus, then, has it become 
 possible to institute a spelling reform with not only 
 a reasonable hope, but an undoubting certainty of 
 final success. In other cases enthusiasts in their anx- 
 iety to benefit the future have forgotten the \Msi. 
 The days of iconoclasm are gone by. We rccogniie, 
 admire, and are thankful for the manifold blessings 
 which we have derived from the old spelling, but 
 these do not blind rts to its defects, or prevent us 
 proposing a reform. Our motto is <>n»ctjn/— on- 
 ward to a known goal. We must found the future 
 on the pa?t; the present is but a bridge between 
 two eternities. This is an inviolable law, and all 
 success must be gained by obeying it. Oar past is 
 romanic spelling, our future phonetic; the present, 
 the bridge which conveys us safely from one to the 
 other, is the reading reform, or the phonetic system 
 of teaching romanic reading. This is a feature 
 which no other plan for changing our spelling ever 
 )>ossessed. No other plan has found so many 
 friends, so many adherents, so many testers, (o
 
 GENERAL INTRODUCTION. 
 
 many judges, so many critics, so many approvers: 
 no other plan has lived so long a life, has been 
 cultivated so widely, both in England and America, 
 has shown so many signs of health and future tri- 
 umph, as the present. 
 
 With this book, then, we can lay it conscien- 
 tiously before the American world as morally, logi- 
 cally, and practically desirable; as a blessing to 
 children and teachers, as an intellectual improve- 
 ment to the mass, a^ a practical commercial possi- 
 bility. More than all these, the spelling reform as 
 we have pictured it, as we have traced it step by 
 step from its origin through its theory and practice, 
 will, even in its transitional stat« of a reading re- 
 form, and far more in its future developed condi- 
 
 tion, become the source of immense social and po- 
 litical gain, in the great and general improvement 
 which it must occasion in the education of the 
 people — especially of the people of England. To 
 read and write will indeed appear as Shakspeare's 
 clown had it, to "come by nature," and the atten- 
 tion of educators will be withdrawn from the mere 
 tools of knowledge to the weightier matters of in- 
 tellectual and moral improvement. But here we 
 forbear to speculate. Our task is done, and with 
 these words we lay the complete spelling reform 
 before the reader. Esto perpetua. 
 
 ALEXAXDER J. ELLIS. 
 2 Church Hill, Morning -side,] 
 Edinbitrcjh, June 26, 1855.)
 
 SYLLAIUCATION AND PRONUNCIATION. 
 
 Syllabicatiox.— No difficulty i» cspcricnccd in dividing word* into Bjllablea where thero iJ no 
 traonitiunal effect of one letter on another, aa in ad-ians, kon-tiin, be-mcjn. liut in tho word 
 kotn-ii-ni-knt, the m has a final effect on the o, and an initial effect on tho i(. In dividing (uch 
 wonls into syllable*, wo must either double tho consonant, an<l thus pre»crvo both effect.'* nf the 
 medial letter, or eacrifioe one of tho effect.^. The beat plan seems to bo to lacrifico tho initial effect 
 of tho medial consonant. If tiio final effect is retained by joining tho medial letter to the fir.>t 
 vowel, tho initial effect on tho following vowel will be heard in tho proper congocutivo pronunciation 
 of the Word, thou';h it may be sacrificed in dividing tho word into syllables. When tho vowel 
 preceding tho medial letter is a stopped one, tho con^onant should be joined with it, to distingui.«h 
 it from a brief or unaccented long vowel. The rule applicable to most cases may bo stated thus: — ^ 
 
 1. Whfn only ont C"n*"fiani is j'otuul lietwffn tic<> rutceh, (Ju confftiant is t" It (akin icith the Jirtt 
 Tilled irhtn it has a Jinal rfecl un it, and with tht! eeomd voted in otlier cases.* 
 
 As a general rule, tho consonant haa this final effect on the preceding vowel when that vowel is 
 long or stopped; thus, drl-or, br'm-ig, /is-id; and not so whoa tho vowel ia brief; as, he-mi^n, dr-lit, 
 a-si<l. 
 
 The only exception to this rule made in this work is where words begin with a / as, n-dikt, a-fik*. 
 a-li'ir, tho final effect is sacrificed, because the initial effect on tho following vowel is mode promi- 
 nent by accent, and its final effect on the preceding vowel is less obvious than on any other vowel in 
 that position. 
 
 2. Whtn several consonants come Ixttceen two t<jtcds, all those that hare a final fftct on the prtcedintj 
 T'ltcd may he, and at least one of them must be, taken with it, while those which are left to he taktn 
 with the second roicel must he in all cases such as do or can extrt an initial ^ect vpon it.* 
 
 Thus, wo divide r^nd-iy or rin-dig, etjz-ott or eg-aitt, in either of which a double division is possible. 
 No such division is possible in prtet-kraft, because it cannot bo pronounced correctly when divided 
 differently. When there is a genuine double consonant or vowel in a word, the division of tho syliablo 
 always falls between tho two letters of the same name; as, sul-les, wn-n<jn, vn-ndt-yn-ral, u-o-lif. 
 
 r.vACCENTED VowKLS.— When the long vowels are unaccented, they are somewhat shortened, as 
 in ilr-\it, rr-giin, prj-maj, pref-ns, mo-nop-o-li. 
 
 I.oxo ^'.— Words and syllables commencing with long « generally take >/ before it in phonetic 
 •.polling; as, yi/n-yon, cd-y(/-ka-Jon. Hut when the n is preceded by a continuant consonant, the y 
 is omitted ; as, ili^min, iDi^menibl, imi^tabl, iji^, pl«^3i/''> cfijjon. These exceptions owe their origin to 
 tho peculiar character of the continuants, tho effect of which supersedes tho u.io of y. When long « 
 or tie is preceded by r in the same syllable, it is represented by a>; as, r<bd, br<i>t. 
 
 Tho o in not is employed in tho terminations on, /on, and 5(771, because that is tho pronunciation 
 adopted by our best elocutionists. Tho use of short u in such syllables encourages a careless 
 utterance. 
 
 N'asal Vowels. — Tho French ori-nasal vowels represented by in, im, en, em, sn, on, vn, and 
 other literal combinations, are pronounced through tho nose and mouth at the same time, and are 
 sin»i>lo vowels. The sign 11 is used to indicate tho nasal [wwcr of the preceding vowel. 
 
 Ht'LES or Accent.— 1. Words of two syllables are accented on the first; as, hd-er,d\i-ti. 
 
 2. Words of three or more syllables are accented on tho third from tho end; as, in-ler-est, dan-jer-^it; 
 
 I'nlfts tho last syllable hut one contain a long vowel or diphthong— as, re-man-der, de-lit-j\tf; or 
 end with /or j followed by a syllable commencing with a vowel— as, re-mif-on, dc-ti^-tm; or the 
 la»t .syllable begin with / j, or y— as, kon-jtnjlf/fi, in-dent-yvr, — in which cases the accent falls on 
 tho last syllable but one. 
 
 ?'x''cptions to these rules are marked with tho sign ' placed over the vowel to be ftooented ; as, *-W, 
 dr-f/t: ir-Uj-on, rep-rr-:int; ht^r-mo-ni; pub-lif-ijj. 
 
 * From " Essentials of I'bonetics," by A. J. Ellis.
 
 SIGNS AND ABBREVIATIONS. 
 
 *•• -Annexed to words, or meanings of words, 
 that are obsolete or antiquated. 
 
 t • • -Annexed to words, or meanings of words, 
 that are vulgar or low. 
 
 t-- -Annexed to words, or meanings of words, 
 that are colloquial. 
 
 GRAMMAR. 
 
 a. stands for Adjective. 
 
 ad. Adverb. 
 
 konj. Conjunction. 
 
 ^\ Imperfect Tense. 
 
 infer. Interjection. 
 
 11. Noun. 
 
 «. Participle. 
 
 2)j). Present Participle. 
 
 2JS. Participles. 
 
 7). s. Participial Adjective. 
 
 j)l. Plural. 
 
 prep. Preposition. 
 
 pron. - Pronoun. 
 
 sij). Singular. 
 
 ii\t. Yerb Transitive. 
 
 /i),i, Yerb Intransitive. 
 
 ETYMOLOGY. 
 
 ^'■- or ) , „ . , . 
 
 . . T stands f or • ■ • Arabic. 
 
 1). Dutch. 
 
 Eng. English, or England. 
 
 Fr. French. 
 
 Ger. or G. German. 
 
 Goth. Gothic. 
 
 Gr. Greek. 
 
 Heb. Hebrew. 
 
 It. Italian. 
 
 L. Latin. 
 
 Per. Persian. 
 
 Port. Portuguese, 
 
 Sax. Saxon. 
 
 Scut. Scotch. 
 
 Sp. Spanish. 
 
 Turk. Turkish. 
 
 ARTS AND SCIENCES. 
 
 Agric. stands for Agriculture. 
 
 Anat. Anatomy. 
 
 Arch. Architecture. 
 
 Arith. Arithmetic. 
 
 Astrol. Astrology. 
 
 Astron. Astronomy. 
 
 Bot. Botany. 
 
 Car. Carpentry. 
 
 Chem. Chemistry. 
 
 Chron. Chronology. 
 
 Oom. Commerce. 
 
 Conch. Conchology. 
 
 Elec. Electricity. 
 
 Ent. Entomology. 
 
 Fort. Fortification. 
 
 G«og. Geography. 
 
 Geol. Geology. 
 
 Geom. Geometry. 
 
 Gram. Grammar. 
 
 Her. Heraldry. 
 
 Rout. Horticulture. 
 
 Ich. Ichthyology. 
 
 Law. Law. 
 
 Logic. Logic. 
 
 Math. • Mathematics. 
 
 31ech. Mechanics. 
 
 Med. iledicine. 
 
 3Iet. Metaphysics. 
 
 Meteor. Jlcteorology. 
 
 Mil. Military Affairs. 
 
 Min. Jlineralogy. 
 
 Mus. Music. 
 
 Myth. Mythology. 
 
 Kav.t. Nautical Affairs. 
 
 Opt. Optics. 
 
 Orniih. Ornithology. 
 
 Phren. Phrenology. 
 
 Rhet. Rhetoric. 
 
 Surg. Surgery. 
 
 Thevl. Theology. 
 
 Zool. Zoology. 
 
 xl
 
 (Tlic Pbnnrti 
 
 r Alphabet. 
 
 
 Lon^Yowels. | 
 
 Exj)lo dents. 
 
 
 written. 
 
 printed 
 
 sounded a.s 
 
 >rritt«?ii 
 
 printed 
 
 soun 
 
 Ipd as 
 
 (^ e 
 
 Z t 
 
 ec in /•v'l 
 
 .r /> 
 
 Pp 
 
 p ill 
 
 ro/»e 
 
 / . 
 
 E e 
 
 ^w , ('(n\\\ 
 
 Bl) 
 
 f) „ 
 
 TO/^ 
 
 // .. 
 
 Ua 
 
 a „ -'/le 
 
 .r / 
 
 T t 
 
 /^ „ 
 
 fa/e 
 
 , '■/ ,y 
 
 An 
 
 ^Z (l\X 
 
 ^ y 
 
 D(l 
 
 d „ 
 
 fa^/e 
 
 •y/ 
 
 Ha 
 
 a ^Arm 
 
 
 ec; 
 
 A>^ „ 
 
 elA/^ 
 
 C " 
 
 ee 
 
 AA „ A/11 
 
 
 J J 
 
 9 " 
 
 edA/e 
 
 0' r,i 
 
 Oq 
 
 ■ o „ A/'])e 
 
 R]^ 
 
 k „ 
 
 loc/' 
 
 ■ /T' a- 
 
 (Dg) 
 
 oo .. ioot] 
 
 >■/ 
 
 ^g 
 
 y 
 
 h)</ 
 
 Short Vowels. 
 
 Continuants, 
 
 
 ./ / 
 
 I i 
 
 ( „ /'n 
 
 ff 
 
 P f 
 
 /■ .. 
 
 sa/e 
 
 (/^ e 
 
 £ e 
 
 A' „ A'll 
 
 r r 
 
 Y Y 
 
 I' „ 
 
 saA'e 
 
 J a 
 
 Aa 
 
 AV „ A/ 111 
 
 '// /'■ 
 
 Rt 
 
 6^ „ 
 
 wrea/// 
 
 d a 
 
 (la 
 
 AA „ A/Sk 
 
 />■ ;' 
 
 a d 
 
 th „ 
 
 wrea/Z/e 
 
 rr rr 
 
 
 
 o A/dd 
 
 .y-' .y 
 
 S s 
 
 <v „ 
 
 bu,v.s" 
 
 y/ ./ 
 
 Uii 
 
 AA ,, /A]) 
 
 .^^^ X 
 
 Z z 
 
 X „ 
 
 hu.-r 
 
 ^/// 
 
 Uii 
 
 OO „ IVy'Ayl 
 
 /J 
 
 ^J 
 
 <" „ 
 
 ^'iA'ious 
 
 Diphthongs. 
 
 
 ^i w 
 
 •V „ 
 
 \lyioii 
 
 
 *i 
 
 /■ „ asIp 
 
 Liquids. 
 
 
 ere- 
 
 Ot „ Ay/l 
 
 
 L I 
 
 / „ 
 
 fa// 
 
 1 1 y 
 
 ^x 
 
 /y//' , ()n\ 
 
 :^ r 
 
 Kr 
 
 r ,. 
 
 fo/* 
 
 ^f 
 
 Uii 
 
 /A „ lUA/le 
 
 ISasalliquids. 
 
 
 ('o ale scents. 
 
 , // M 
 
 Mm 
 
 /u „ 
 
 see/// 
 
 X/ 
 
 Yy 
 
 // //<'^ 
 
 . /O/ 
 
 N ri 
 
 //• , 
 
 see/A 
 
 •■7ti' 
 
 Ww 
 
 AA' AA'iiy 
 
 7f 
 
 > J ij 
 
 /<// „ 
 
 si /A// 
 
 Aspir.'il^. 
 
 // / TT 1 
 
 / ''^ 
 
 
 /( // 
 
 n n 
 
 // /Aiiy 
 

 
 FONETIK DIKZONaRI 
 
 ov ae 
 
 I TJ G L I S L A TJ G W a J. 
 
 ABB 
 
 ABI 
 
 A a, At inilofinit qrtikl, jilnst befur wunlz 
 ibrginiu wid At siind uv ci k6n5ijimnt. liefijr 
 
 wuniz brgiiiij) wi<t At Bxnd ov a vsel, it iz 
 
 ritn itii. 
 Adacist, Ab'ii-si!<t, n. an akuntunt. 
 Aback, A-Kik. .id. bak: bitkwunl; brbjniL 
 Abacot, Ab'a-kot, ». kap ov stnt f«jrm<Tli JH^td 
 
 in iQ^iinil. 
 Abactor, A-bAk-tor, n. [/.] wun ha> stclz a h?rd 
 
 ov katl. [kuliim. 
 
 ABACI'S, Ab'n-kin, n. a kxntij) fnbl; a pqrt ov a 
 Abakt, A-bdft, aJ. tcj<iril dr ^tvni ov a Jip. 
 Abaisance, A-liii-sun.-i, u. obnsniis. 
 Abaliknatk, Ab-nl-yon-at, r. t. tu estranj; tu 
 
 tnui''f'.>r froiu oiii wun. 
 Abai.ikxatiox, Ab-nl-yen-li-Jon, n. At tnins'ff'rin 
 
 Af tjtl tu jirojRTti. [tu fc.rsjik. 
 
 Abaxi>on. A-li:in-don, '•. t. tu giv uj); tu kwit; 
 Abandoned, A-bdn-dond, p. a. forsakn; delat- 
 ed: vcri wikod. 
 Abaxpoveb, A-ban-don-cr, n. wun hio nhandons. 
 AnA.VDHMNd, A-brin-don-ij), n. Irvij) or forsakip. 
 Abaxdoxmext, A-b.in-dou-nicnt, ;i. At akt ov 
 
 forsnkij). 
 Abandonee, A-bAn-don-^, w. wun tu hoim a ti^ 
 
 iz nb:indond. 
 Abakticllation, Ah-ur Uk-yti-lii-Jon, n. a kjnd 
 
 ov qrtikyiiliijon hwii; iidtnit.'* *>v nmnifest mojon. 
 Abase, A-bo.'', r. t. tu hunibl: dcprt'ji; brin lu. 
 Abasement, A-bAf-mcnt, n. At akt ov Dumblig; 
 
 lu Ktnt. 
 Abash, A-baJ, r. t. tu rank ajfimd: tu konf'ind. 
 Abashment, A-baJ-nn-nt, n. Juni: knnfi^ji.n. 
 Abatable, A-bat-n-bl, a. Aat nia be nbntod. 
 Abate, A -bat, r. t. tu lesn; tu dituinij; in lo, tu 
 
 drf<t. tu ovcrtni. [dink'snt. 
 
 Abatement, A-Wt-mpnt, n. At akt ov abntijj: 
 AnATKii, A-hiit-cr, n. Ac |*T«(.n t>r tin Ant abrit.f. 
 Abatis, Ab'«-ti!i, n. trtz kut d-xn f.r niiliUiri 
 Abb, Ab, n. de y(^m for a wr von w.irp. [defdns. 
 Abba, Ab'o, n. n Siriak wuni, hwiq ."ignif [t fqder. 
 Abbact. Ab'B-«i, n. At rit.K an<l jn zrji.nz ov an 
 AbbaTIAU Ab-A-Jal, a. rrbiti|) tu an alw. [abot. 
 Abbe, Ab'a, n. an ab.it; an cklriia^tikol tJU wid- 
 
 •*t iifis or di^ti ant^k^t. 
 AnBESS, Ab'w, n. At Ruvemcs ov a nonori. 
 Abbet, Ab'i, n. At rcxidoM ov an abot or muflk. 
 Abbot, Ah'..t, n. At qtf ov an abi or konvcnt. 
 Abbotship, Ab'ot-Jip, n. At Rtat ov an alwt. 
 Abiikkviatk, A-brs-vi-nt, r. t. tu J.>rtn; lu abrij. 
 AnuRrviATioN, A-brf-vi-i-JoD, ». akt or Jortiil|): 
 
 kontraktiy. 
 
 Abdueviator, A-br£-vi-a-tor, n. wun biS abrijci 
 
 ■ •r rfdii«i'z tu (1 nvan\cT kumpa«. [trdktig. 
 
 AriHKEViATORy, A-bre-vi-a-t<D-ri, a. Jortmo; kon- 
 AnititKviATLRE, A-brf-vi-a-ft^r, n. abrtviaJoD: 
 
 alirijmuiil. 
 AflDiCANT, Ab'di-kant, a. abdikntig: renm«Ij). 
 Abdicaxt, AI)Mi-kant, «. a jx^rxon hiD :iixlikat«. 
 Abdicate, AbMi-knt, r. t. tu rrzjn; tu ren'snii; 
 
 lx\ pv up; tu drprjv ov rjt. 
 Abdhatiox, Ab-<li-lia-Jon, n. At dez^rtig ov a 
 
 publik tni<t widiit u f'>nnal suronder. 
 Addh' ATIVK, Ab'di-kn-tiv, a. :ilxlikatin. 
 Abditive. Ab'di-tiv, a. havij) At kwoliti ov hjdiy. 
 Abditorv, Ab'di-t*j-ri, n. a plus tu hjd gudz in. 
 Abdomen, Ab-du-men, n. At luer pqrt ov At bcH. 
 Abdominal, Ab-d(')m-i-n.al, a. rclatig tu At 
 
 III "lumen. Ifi/ez. 
 
 Abdominal, Ab-d6ni-i-nal, n. wun ov an order ov 
 Abdominous, Ab-d^m-in-us, t. Iqrj-belid; abdom- 
 inal. 
 Abdick, Ab-d^i", r. t. tu scparat; tu dro from: 
 
 yqzd in anatoini. 
 Abducent, Ab-dq-scnt, a. droig or pulin bak. 
 Abdcction, .Vb-ddk-Jon, n. a kariig awa a person 
 
 bj furs. 
 Abductor, Ab-ddk-t<ir, n. a musl dat droi bak. 
 Abearance, A-b4r-ans, «. brhavyor. 
 ^Vmeckd.vrian, fl-bE-!*c-dd-ri-aii, n. a te^er or 
 
 lonior iiv Ac ulfabet. 
 Abed, A-bt-d, a<{. in IrhI; on At bod. 
 Abele, .\-l>i'l, n. Ac hwjt poplar. 
 Aberrance, .\b-(5r-an."<, [ n. a wondcriB from 
 Aberrancy, Ab-dr-an-oi,) de rjt wa. 
 Aberra-nt. Ab-t'r-anf, a. deviatig fn>m Ac rit wn. 
 Aberration, Ab-cr-ii-Jun, n. At akt <iv wundcrij). 
 Abfjirixc., Ab-iV-ip. a. wondorio; guijj astni. 
 Abkt. Abot, r. t. tu cnkdraj: tu sot on; tu ad. 
 Abetment, A-b(^t-nicnt, n. At akt ov ab<$tio. 
 Abetter, A-b<H-or, I n. wun hiD ab^tn; an ak6m- 
 Abettor, A-bet-or, f plig. 
 Abeyance, .\-bri-an.i, n. rtv^rjon; cki'|)oktaJon ov 
 
 P-'zi'/»n. (dc flok. 
 
 Abcbeoation, Ab-fHT-gA-Jon, n. a ocponijon from 
 Abhor, Abhor, r. t. tu hat bitorli ; tu dettV»t; 
 
 tu ahoininnt. [batrod. 
 
 Abhorrence, Ab-h6r-cni', n. drtosta/on ; grat 
 .\bhorrent, Ab-h(5r-<.>nt, j». nt*-uk wid abh6r«iU : 
 
 udiiK : k('>ntrari tu : inkon'istonf wid. 
 Abhorrently, Ab-hor-ont-li, ad. in an abh^reot 
 
 manor. 
 Abrorrer, Ab-hi>r-cr, fi. wun hm ahbi'«n. 
 Abib, a'bib, n. At f^rst mnnt ov dc JqiJ yer. 
 
 (1)
 
 ABO 
 
 ABS 
 
 Abide, A-bjd, r. i. (i. abod, ps. abjdii), abud;) 
 
 tu sta in a pla? ; tu dwel ; tu reman. 
 Abide, A-bjd, r. t. tm wat fer; tia suport er 
 
 endi^r; tu bq,r wid'st averjon. 
 Abider, A-bjd-er, 7i. wun hu) abjdz in a plas. 
 Ability, A-bil-i-ti, M. p-ser: kapasiti; kwolifika- 
 
 Jon. I'l. p^serz ov de mind. 
 Ab initio, Ab in-ij-i-o, [Z.] from de beginii). 
 Abintestate, Ab-in-tes-tat, a.. (Is) inheritii) 
 
 from wun boo djd wid'st makiij a wil. 
 Abject, Ab'jekt, a. men; lo; wurtles; vjl; bas. 
 Abject, Ab'jekt, n. a person in de loest kondijon. 
 Abjectxess, Ab'jekt-ncs, ) n. a men er lo stat ; 
 Abjection, Ab-jek-Jon, | basnes; a wont ov 
 
 spirit. 
 Abjectly, Ab'jekt-li, ad. menii; regedli; basli. 
 Abjudicated, Ab-ji^-di-kat-ed, p. a. gim bj juj- 
 
 ment from wun tu. anuder. 
 Abjudication, Ab-ji^-di-ka-Jon, n. rejekjon. 
 Abjuration, Ab-jn,-ra-Jon, n. akt ov abj^rip; 
 
 renunsiajon. 
 Abjure, Ab-j^r, v. t. tu rejekt upon ot ; tu 
 
 abandon ; tu retrakt solemli. 
 Abjurer, Ab-jiir-er, n. wun hoD abji|rz. 
 Ablactate, Ab-kik-tat, v. t. tu wen from de brost. 
 Ablactation, Ab-lak-ta-Jon, n. a weniij from de 
 
 brcst ; a metod ov graftig. 
 Ablaqueation, Ab-la-kwe-a-Jon, n. an opnii) ov 
 
 de gr'snd ab'st de roots ov trez. 
 Ablation, Ab-la-Jon, n. akt ov takig awa; remooval. 
 Ablative, Ab'la-tiv, a. dat taks awa ; apljd tu 
 
 de sikst kas ov Latin n'snz. [dooiy. 
 
 Able, fl'bl, a. havii) streijt er p'ser; kapabl ov 
 Ablebodied, 9-bl-bod-id, a. stroij ov bodi. 
 Ablegation, Ab-le-ga-Jon, n. sendig awa : a 
 
 disniijon. 
 Ableness, £I'bl-nes, n. p-ser; street; sufijensi. 
 xVblepsy, Ab'Iep-si, n. wont ov sjt; bljndnes. 
 Adluent, Ab'h|-ent, a. klenzirj ; p^rif jii). 
 Ablution, Ab-li^-Jon, n. de akt ov kleuzig wid 
 
 water; akt ov wojiij; a rclijus pixrifikajon. 
 Ably, ft'bli, ad. in an abl raaner; wid abiliti. 
 Abnegate, Ab'ne-gat, r. t. tu denj; tu dison; 
 
 tia rEfi\z. [a renunsiajon. 
 
 Abnegation, Ab-ne-ga-Jon, n. a. pozitiv denial ; 
 x\.bnegator, Ab-ne-ga-tor, n. wun hcD denia er 
 
 ren-susez enitii). 
 Abnodation, Ab-no-da-Jon, n. de akt ov kutig 
 
 awa nots from trez. 
 Aboard, A-bord, ad. on bord; in Jip, vesel or best. 
 Abode, A-bod, n. habitajon ; dwelii) ; sta. 
 Abode, A-bid, prtt. and p. ov abjd. 
 Abode, A-bod, r. t. tu fortokn ; tu forjo. 
 Abodement, A-bJ)d-ment, n. a sekret antisipajon 
 
 ov sumtii) fi^tyn,r. 
 AbOlete, Ab'o-let, a. cold ; "st ov ti|s ; obsolet. 
 Abolish, A-bol-iJ, v. t. tu destrff; tia repel; tu 
 
 mak verd. [stre'd. 
 
 Abolishable, A-bol-iJ-a-bl, ad. dat ma be de- 
 Abolisher. A-bol-iJ-er, n. wun hoo abolijez. 
 Abolishment, A-Ml-iJ-ment, n. akt ov abolijig ; 
 
 abcalijon. 
 Abolition, Ab o-lij-on, n. de akt ov abolijiij; 
 
 piatiij an end tu slaveri. 
 Abolitionism, Ab-o-liJ-on-iz-m, n. de prinsiplz 
 
 ov de abolijonists. 
 Abolitionist, Ab-o-liJ-on-ist, n. wun hoo favorz 
 
 abolijon, espejali ov slaveri. 
 Abomasum, Ab-o-ma-sum, ) de fort stumak ov a 
 A bom ASUS, Ab-o-ma-sus, J rcfiminatij) animal ; 
 
 de mo. 
 Abominable, A-b6m-i-na-bl, a. detestabl; hat- 
 ful ; odius. [nes. 
 Abominablenkss, A-b6m-i-na-bl-nes, n. hatful- 
 Abominablt, A-b6m-i-na-bli, ad. hatfuli ; detes- 
 
 tabli. 
 
 Abominate, A-bom-i-nat, v. t. tu hat; tu k)d_; 
 
 tu abhor. 
 Abomination, A-bom-i-na-Jon, n. hatred ; detes- 
 
 tajon ; de objekt ov hatred ; pol^Jon ; def jlment. 
 Aboriginal, Ab-o-rij-i-nal, a. ferst er primitiv. 
 Aboriginal, Ab-o-rij-i-nal, n. an orijinal in- 
 habitant. 
 Aborigines, Ab-o-rij-i-nez, n. pj. de orijinal 
 
 inhabitants ov de kuntri. 
 Abort, A-bert, v. i. tu miskari in qjldberf). 
 Abortion, A-bor-Jon, n. miskarij; u'ntjmli bert. 
 Abortive, A-bor-tiv, a. beiij bret for6 hziar de 
 
 A\\ tjm; imati'ir; miskariii). 
 Abortively, A-ber-tiv-li, ad. in an untjmli manor. 
 Abortiteness, A-ber-tiv-nes, n. stat ov beig 
 
 abertiv. 
 Abound, A-b"8nd, v. i. tu be or hav in grat plenti. 
 About, A-b-st, prep, r-snd; enserkliij; ner tu: 
 
 konsernii); witt regard tu; relatiij tu. 
 About, A-b-st, ad. ar-snd; everi wa. 
 Above, A-biiv, prep, hjer in plas er p'ser; mor 
 
 dan; to) hi for. 
 Above, A-bdv, ad. in a hjer plas; mor dan; in de 
 
 rejonz ov hevn. 
 Aboveboabd, A-biiv-bord, ad. widit qrtifis or 
 
 trik; in opn sjt; upon dek. 
 Abracadabra, Ab-ra-ka-dab-ra, n. a. deiti wur- 
 
 Jipt bj de Asirianz. 
 Abrade, A-brad, v. t. tu rub of; tu wast bj degrez. 
 Abrasion, A-bra-jon, n. akt ov rubig of; substans 
 
 worn of bj atrijon. 
 Abreast, A-brest, ad. sjd bj sjd. [n-Rnsij). 
 
 Abrenunciation, Ab-re-nun-si-a-Jon,». aktovre- 
 Abreption, Ab-rep-Jon, w. stat ov beiij karid awa. 
 Abreuvoiu, Ab-roo-vwer, n. [//•.] a woterii) plas: 
 
 a jernt betwen stonz tu be fild up wid mertar. 
 Abridge, A-brij, v. t. tu mak Jerter in wurdz; tia 
 
 kontrakt; tu diminij; t^i deprjv ov. [trakts. 
 
 Abridger, A-brij -er, n. wun boo abrijez er kon- 
 Abridgment, A-brij-mont, n. kontrakjon ov a wurk 
 
 intu a smeler kumpas; kompendium; sumari. 
 Abroach, A-brcxj, v. t. tu tap; tu set abroq. 
 Abroach, A-broq, ad. in a postynr for floiij 'st. 
 Abroad, A-brod, ad. wid-st konf jnmcnt; wjdli; at 
 
 Iqrj; from hom; -st ov h-ss; in anuder kuntri. 
 Abrogate, Ab'ro-gat, v. t. tu repel; tu anul; tu 
 
 abolij. 
 Abrogation, Ab-ro-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov repelip. 
 Abrood, A-brct)d, ad. in de akt ov broodig. 
 Abrupt, Ab'rupt, n. a nam givn tu de eksplosiv 
 
 siyndz ov de Ii)gliJ' Lai)gwaj. 
 Abrupt, Ab-rupt, a. brokn; kragi; suden; unkon- 
 
 ekted; wid'st de proper or y43H,al preparajonz. 
 Abruption, Ab-riip-Jon, n. a. vjolent separajon ov 
 
 bodiz. 
 Abruptly, Ab-rupt-li, ad. sudenli; hastili; rugedli. 
 Abruptness, Ab-rupt-nes, n. stat ov beii) abrupt. 
 Abscess, Ab'ses, n. a ti^mor fild wid mater. 
 Abscind, Ab-sind, v. t. tu kut of; tu pqx of. 
 Absciss, Ab'sis, ) «. a segment kut from a strat 
 Abscissa, Ab-si3-Q,S [Z.] pjn. 
 
 Abscission, Ab-sij-on, n. akt ov kutig of, er bci^j 
 
 kut of. [aper. 
 
 Abscond, Ab-sk6nd, v. t. tu hjd wunz self; tu dis- 
 AisscONDKR, Ab-skond-er, n. wun hoo absk6ndz. 
 Absence, Ab'sens, n. stat ov beig absent; in- 
 
 atenjon. 
 Absent, Ab'scnt, a. not prezent; lost in tet. 
 Absent, Ab-sent, v. t. tu kep aw&; tu widdre. 
 Absentee, Ab-sen-te, ) n. wun hot) absents him- 
 Absenter, Ab-sent-cr, ) self. 
 Absenteeism, Ab-sen-te-iz-m,| n. stat ov beij ab- 
 Absentment, Ab-sent-ment, ) sent. 
 Absinthian, Ab-sin-ti-an, a. ov de natynr or 
 
 wurmwud. [wid wurmwud. 
 
 Absinthiated, Ab-sin-ti-at-ed, p. a. impregnated
 
 ABS 
 
 ACC 
 
 AiiMSTiiiUM, Ab-iiln-ti-uin, u. wurinwud. 
 Aiisi-<i, Ab-.-^wl, r. i. iia nUiml ul: lu lev of. 
 Ausoi.lTK, Ab'wj-liit, /I. iiulrjK'iid'>iit ov eiii tijj 
 
 eluiriiueuii; kuinplet: nut liuiitinl; doMp6tik; poii- 
 
 liv; fiorti'ii. 
 Absolitkly, Ab'iiO-liit-li, aJ. kompletli; uukon- 
 
 <lij' .ii.ili. [iMlism. 
 
 Aii.soi.i TKxrsH, Ab'i<o-lnl-ne«i, h. kuin|ilttiii*K; des- 
 Ab*»olitio.V. Ab-do-li'i-joD, ft. fi)rgivnfr(; a |iqr- 
 
 diii)|: akwilul. [ihjlilt ({uvorniiifiit. 
 
 AbBOLL riisM, Ab'ma-hii-ii-ni, w. dt |)iiii^i|)li ov ib- 
 AlMJOU ToHV, Ab-Kol-yn-to-ri, a. diil abiolvz. 
 AmMJLVATouv, Ab-;Hil-va-to-ri, ii. n-lutij) lu |"qr- 
 
 dn: torKi^iu- 
 Abholvk, Ab-zolv, c. /. tu klrr; tti akwit; tu frc 
 
 frniii nili, or (111 oii^iijiuent. 
 Ab8olvi:r, Ab-»ul-ver, it. wtin hiD ikbz6lvs. [rem. 
 Asiiu.Not'K, AbVo-nuH, u. unniiizikal; koiitrari tu 
 AiiMuKii, Ab-iu'<rb, r. t, tu mtk u[>: tu iinbib. 
 AutioKUKNT. Ab-s'irb-cnt, n. int-disiii dat drjx up. 
 Aus»ii:iiKXT, Ab-s^'irb-i-nt, ii. huviu dr jiKiT ov 
 
 ill.-' irliip. [beiu ubsiJrUl. 
 
 Aiwiii'.iiAUii.iTV, Ab-»orb-n-bil-i-ti, n. kiipa.>(iti ov 
 Absoki'T, .Vb-- irpt, //. xwoloxl un; abj.irbd. 
 Abouhitio.n, Ab-.^'irp-Jon, /:. de ukt or KWuloiy 
 
 up: Mkyii)«ijiin ov in{nd. [bjb. 
 
 An8oi;i'TiVK, Ab-Hurp-tiv, a. havifl Ac piscrtu ini- 
 Ai;?TMN, Ab-.tUiii, I-. t. tu rvfriin from: lu forbiir. 
 AiisTi MioL'8, Ab-nli-mi-us, a. tcuipiTnt: jobcr: 
 
 :ii. I I'll*. [sobvrli. 
 
 Aitsi I Mioi'SLY. Ab-ati-mi-ui-Ii, aJ. l<5ui|)»TaUi: 
 Aiu>u.vtiut.'!<\»>.s. Ab-ste-uit-U!i-DOs, n. At kwulili 
 
 ov bti|| ab.-tiniius. 
 .\b«tknt:os, Ab-.^ttWi-Jon, n. At akt ov rcstrHnii). 
 AiwTi.KiiK, Ab-.sti,-rj, f. t. tu kloni bj wjpi\(: tu 
 
 w((i. [kwoliti. 
 
 AuHrKKCKXT, Ab-.iU-r-jent, a. havifi a klonziy 
 Abstkusk, Ah-Htvr<, r. /. tu kloni: tu purifi. 
 .VBSTK.asiox, Ab-»t(;r-Joii, n. Ac ukt ov kU>nzi)). 
 .Vbstkhsivk, Ab-sl^r-siv, ;i. huvio At kwoliti ov 
 
 kl*-iixii|. [|KTHn-<. 
 
 .^BSTiNENCU, Ab'nti-ncns, u. a rrfninifl from; It-iu- 
 AnsTiNJ:.\T. Ati'-iii-nent, a. abstriuius; ii-mpi-nit. 
 .Vb«ti.nkntly, Ab'sti-DPnt-li, ad. wid abstinent. 
 A.bhthkted, Ab-!ii.jrt-cd, />. fi3r.''t awii; ruj) from 
 
 aiiiidtT bj vjub.-n". 
 Abstkact, Ali-strakt, r. t. tu fic|>arnl; tu rtnufev: 
 
 til f >rtii; lu rrdii-'* tu a .xuinari. 
 .\n.Hii:\» r. A'l'^trakt, ii. an nbrijmi'nt; n sunviri. 
 .\B.><rnAtT. AbVtnikt, a. !<c|Minit: reftml; pur. 
 Abj*thaiTki>, Ab-!<tnikl-cd. y. a. 9^i>anited: ili-- 
 
 jfVii'l; rrfjild: pnrifjd. 
 Abntkactekly, Ab-r^trakt-ed-li, ad. bj itself; in a 
 
 st>|i:ir.it Hint. 
 AnsTiMi TKr-NTSs, Ab-strikl-od-ncs, n. fUit ov 
 
 I ..••d. [abslrakl. 
 
 A \b strakt-cr, n. wuii luD niiiks an 
 
 Ai -. ■•, Ab-strak-Jon. n. de ukl ov .scjijini- 
 
 jiin: dr stal ov brig ii^paralud; abucnji ov ni{nd: 
 
 innti-nfnn. [ab.strakti{). 
 
 Ar ■■ Ab-!<tnik-tiv, a. havin Ac pner ov 
 
 Ai i.v. Ab-.tlrak-tiv-li, aa. in an ab- 
 
 r. [manor. 
 
 AiisiUAi II.V. Ab'ritnikt-li, ad. in an ab.-tnikt 
 
 .VB8TRAITXE.S8, Ab'«trakt-DCjt, fi. a mat ov btiy 
 
 nb-imkt. 
 An>.Tiii su, Ab-*tn(LS a. difikull tu be nndoMlud 
 An!»TKi SKi.v. Ab-.ttiUKi-li, ad. okHk^rli; not planli 
 
 .l.irk'.i. [riti 
 
 AiisTKi HKNUBi. Ab-.'ilnfiH-nM, m. difikulti; ob^ki^ 
 .\H.srKi HtTY, Abntrtiif<-i-tj, n. ab:<tntimM. 
 Ab^imc, Ab-!n\ni. f-. Mu wn'l Kradyi^ali; tu el up. 
 Absi ia>, Ab-8(ird. a. k6Dtniri tu nin; impt^iibl 
 unrrzn.ibl; inki>n^i<t<'nt. I^iird. 
 
 Ab.siri>ity, Ab-.<iird-i-ti. n. kwoliti or briual 
 ABdiKULY. Ab-.<idrd-li, ad. in an abaiird manor. 
 
 ABJii'Bii.NEiiH, Ab-nArd-ncf, n. At kwoliti or beig 
 
 ub-^iird. [ana. 
 
 Aiii'NUA.vcK, A-biin-duni", n.gral plcnli;e<{l>^lb•r- 
 ABl.'NI>A^T, A-biin-duiii, a. plentiful; abnudio. 
 Abi'.M)A.nti.Y, A-bun-<lanl-li, ad. pl4^ntifuli;ainpli. 
 Abl'HIC, A-blix, r. /. tu inak an il yqi ov; tu v|o- 
 
 lal: tu defjl; lu iiiipui u|Min; turrvjl; lurilifi. 
 .Vbuhk, A-bi'i'*, II. il yn«; <i k>>rdpt iirukti.t; bad 
 
 kiiKti'Ui: unji'iHt 8cnjiir: rvtxi rrprdx;: k^nliimtli. 
 Aui'dKlt, .V-bi'ix-cr, n. wun ba> abt^xvi or yi^i^t 
 
 niiildiT il. 
 AbI'sive, A-bi\-«iv, a. kontfiniu ubi'iK: rrprL><;rul. 
 Abihively, A-bij.-.-'iv-li, .W. in an abi^'iv niiiner. 
 
 rcpr(j(}fuli. 
 .VBi«iVE.Nt>8, A-bi^-xiv-ne!!, n. il y\\uiy, nixlnM. 
 Abut. A-biit, r. i. tu end at; tu met; tu l»order 
 
 u|Kin. [on ani'idcr. 
 
 Abi'TMEXT. A-btit-mtMit, n. dat hwii; birdi-rx up 
 Abuttal, A-bdl-al, n. de butigor bundnri land 
 Abykm, A-biz-m, /I. snin ar. abU. [at de end. 
 
 Abys-S, A-bir<, fi. ii de|) pit: u Jfulf. 
 Acacia, A-kii-Ji-o, n. [/..] a druj;: a Jrub. [emi. 
 .VcADEMi AI., .Vk-a-de-mi-al, /I. rrlatig UianakAd- 
 ACAi>KMi\x, .Vk-a-<li'-iui-an, n.a Mu-tubcr or an 
 
 nkhdetui. 
 AcAUKMic, Ak-a-dom-ik, a. pcrtanig tu an akid- 
 
 rini "r yunivorsiti. 
 .VcADEllic. .Vk-a-Joni-ik, n. a inonibcrov an akid- 
 
 rnii or yiinivvr'iti; an ak:uli-mik filo^ufer. 
 Academical, Ak-a-dt-in-i-kal, <i. belogig tu an 
 
 akadnni. 
 .XcADEiiiCALLY, Ak-a-dem-i-kal-i, ad. in an aka- 
 
 domikal uiiincr. [akidemi. 
 
 AcADEMlciAX, A-kad-e-miJ-an,n.a member ov aii 
 AcAiiEMiSM. A-kad-r-mii-m, n. de akadomikal 
 
 (i\6.<ii(\. 
 AOADEMIST, .\-k;ul-c-mi'<t. ;/. a member ov an 
 
 akidrnii; an ukndi^inik filo'ufi-r; an akadeinik. 
 .VcADEMV, A-kad-f-nii, n. I'l'ituz .^kajl ov fibMofi: 
 
 a susjeti ov infu yiiniled f.<r dc proinojon or 
 
 sum <\rt: a .■'eminari ov b'rnin: <i graimir skojl. 
 .\CA.\TIIA, A-kan-ta, /». de prikl ov t«rni plantii. 
 ACASTIILS. A-kan-tu», n. At erb biirz fut;a spjni 
 
 plant or Jrub. 
 AcATALECTic, A-kat-:i-l<?k-tik. n. n ver* hwiq hoz 
 
 At komplt't number ov :<ilablz, widSt ek.«e.i. liti. 
 Acatalepsy, A-k:it-a-U'p-;»i. '». inkomprehensibil 
 ACAILIXE, A-k>»-lin, ( a. bavig no stem, but Icn 
 AcAiLOfs, A-kiJ-lus, I and fl'sorz re-lig on dr 
 
 p-»nd. (wid: lu a.*ent. 
 
 Accede, .\k-sr'.l, r. i. tu br adcd tu: tu kompli 
 Accelerate, Ak-w^l-er-at. r. /. m ha^n; tu kwikn. 
 Accelerated, Ak-s^l-er-a-tcd, p. inkr^t in 
 
 mojon. [kwiknig. 
 
 Acceleration, Ak-scl-er-A-Jon, n. a hofniQ; o 
 AccLLERATiVK. Ak-*^l-cr-a-liv, a. inkrr«ig dr 
 
 vclo.<iii. 
 AccEX.sio.v, Ak-.H'n-Jon, n. At akt ov kindlig. 
 Accent, AkVent, «. miKlynlnJon or dc v<t;« in 
 
 !<|>Fkig: a sire' Ufx'>n serlen filablz; a mqrk yil»d 
 
 in rjtig tu din'-kt At sires ov dr vtfs. 
 .VciKXT, Ak-sent, r. (. tu not dr aksont. 
 .VccENTiAL, Ak-!!«'nt-yii-al, a. rrlntig tu ak!>ent. 
 Accentuate, Ak-.ient-yii-al, r. /. lu pin.-" At 
 
 ak-ient on. [ig At ak-xenl. 
 
 Accentcatiox. Ak-.«enf-yi\-A-/on. n. akt ov pla5 
 Accept, Ak-sept, r. t. tu tak; tu Tt»ir fdvorabli: 
 
 tu admit. 
 .\ccEPTABiLiTY, Ak-»ep-la-bil-i-ti, [ n. drkwol- 
 AccErTABLENKiirt, Ak-»<?p-la-bl-noi<, | iti ov bci{i 
 
 ak.'ieptabl. 
 AccEiTABLK, Ak-!i*p-t*-bl, A. IjkH tu bc ak»*p«- 
 
 r.l: welkum: fcmtful; plriig. (maa*r. 
 
 Acceptably, Ak-»ep-t«-bli, ad. in an alweptAbl 
 Acceptance, Ak-Mip-lan.«. n. rt.«epJon: Bk«-ptii/on; 
 
 ( Vim.) At subskqbig or a bii; a bil oulMkribd.
 
 AGO 
 
 AGO 
 
 Acceptation", Ak-sep-ta-Jon, n. akseptans; de 
 
 msnir) ov a wurd. 
 Accepter, Ak-sept-er, n, wun hca aksepts. 
 Access, Ak'ses, er Ak-ses, n. admijon; apr(&q; ad- 
 
 ijon; menz ov aproq. 
 AccESSARiLT, Ak'ses-a-ri-li, ad. aksesorili. 
 AcCESS.uiy, Ak'ses-a-ri, a. kontribyntig; adijonal; 
 
 aksesori. [aproqabl. 
 
 Accessibility, Ak-ses-i-bil-i-ti, n. stat ov beiij 
 Accessible, Ak-ses-i-bl, a. dathwiq ma bs aproqt. 
 Accession, Ak-seJ-on, n. enlqrjment; ogmentajoir, 
 
 akt (IV kumiri tu.; adijon; aproq. [sesori. 
 
 Accessorial, Ak-ses-o-ri-al, a. relatii) tva an ak- 
 AccEssoRiLY, Ak'ses-o-ri-li, ad. in &e manor ov 
 
 an aksesori. 
 Accessory, Ak'ses-fi)-ri, n. wun hca adz er givz 
 
 k'sntenans tia. krjm:— a. kontribyi^tir) tia a krjm; 
 
 adijonal. [ntidiments ov gramar. 
 
 Accidence, Ak'si-dens, n. a lit! buk kontanir) de 
 Accident, Ak'si-dent, ». a properti ov a tir): dat 
 
 hwiq kumz tia pas wid"st beirj forsEn. [enjal. 
 Accidental, Ak-si-den-tal, n. a properti non-es- 
 AcciDENTAL, Ak-si-den-tal, a. kayqal; hapnii) bj 
 
 qans: or unekspektedli. [ekspektedli. 
 
 Accidentally, Ak-si-den-tal-i, ad. bj qans; un- 
 AcciDENTALNESS, Ak-si-den-tal-nes, n. stat ov 
 
 bsig aksidental. 
 AcciPiENT, Ak-sip-i-ent, n. wun hcD resEVz. 
 Acclaim, A-klam, v. i. tia giv aploz: tva apled. 
 Acclaim. A-klam, \ n. a J-st ov praz: 
 
 Acclamation. Ak-la-ma-Jon, j aplez. [praz. 
 Acclamatory, A-klam-a-to-ri, a. ekspresii) jar or 
 Acclimate. A-klj-mat, or Ak'li-mat, v. t. tu br- 
 
 kiim akiistomd tia de klimat. [klimat. 
 
 Acclimated, A-kli-mat-ed, p. a. irn^rd tu a 
 Acclimatize, A-klj-ma-tiz, i'. t. ta ini^r er adapt 
 
 tia a kljmat: tu aklimat. 
 Acclivity, A-kliv-i-ti, n. stspnes reknd upwardz: 
 
 az ds asent ov a hil iz de akliviti, de desent iz 
 
 de dekliviti. 
 Acclivous, A-klj-vus, a. rizii) wid a slop. 
 Accloy, A-klff, V. t. tu fil up; tu kler. [pa.«. 
 AccoiL, A-k(Jl. v. t. tu gader intu a naro kiim- 
 Accolade, Ak-o-lad, n. a bio; a sersmoni, for- 
 
 merli jn^zd in kreatirj a njt, in hwiq de kig put 
 
 hiz hand r>"nd de njts nek. 
 AccOLENT. Ak'o-lent, n. a berderir) nabor. 
 Accommodable, A-kom-o-da-bl, a. dat hwiq ma 
 
 be fited. 
 Accommodate, A-kom-o-dat, v. t. tia supli wid: 
 
 tu fit: tu adjust; tu serv. [ed. 
 
 Accommodate, A-kom-o-dat, a. sq,t:ibl; f it; adapt- 
 Accommodateness, A-kom-o-dat-nes, a. fitnes. 
 Accommodating, A-kom-o-dat-ig, /p. a.disp(f)zd 
 
 tia obljj. 
 Accommodation, A-kom-o-da-Jon, n. provijon 
 
 ov konvenycnsez: fitnes: adjustment; rekonsilia- 
 
 Jon. 
 Accommodation-bill, A-kom-o-da-Jon-bil, n. a 
 
 bil ov eksqanj givn az an akomodajon insted ov 
 
 muni. [akomodats. 
 
 Accommodatoe, A-kom-o-da-tor, n. wun hoa 
 Accompanier, A-kdm-pa-ni-er, r,. wun hct)akum- 
 
 paiiiz. 
 Accompaniment, A-kdm-pa-ni-ment, n. dat hwiq 
 
 atendz a tir| or person. [go alog wid. 
 
 Accompany, A-kum-pa-ni, ^'. t. tu jern wid; tu 
 Accomplice, A-kom-plis, n. an asojiat, in an il 
 
 sens; an abetor: wun konsernd in krjm. 
 Accomplish, A-k6m-pliJ, v. t. tu komplet; tu 
 
 eksekut: tu fulfil: tu obtan; tu adorn erfurnij. 
 Accomplishable, A-kom-pliJ-a-bl, a. kapabl ov 
 
 akomplijment. 
 Accomplished, A-kom-pliJt, p. a. finijt: komplet 
 
 in sum kwulifikajon; elegant. [plijez. 
 
 AccOMPLiSHER, A-kom-pliJ-er, n. wun hco akom- 
 
 Accomplishment, A-kom-pliJ-ment, n. komple'* 
 
 Jon; f ul perfermans; ornament ov mjnd er bodi. 
 AccoMPT, A-k-snt, n. Se ( Accauiit.} 
 Accomptant, A-k'snt-ant, n. a kompnter; a man 
 
 emplffd in ak^snt^s. 
 Accord, A-kerd, v. t. and i. tu agre: tu h^rmonjz. 
 Accord, A-kerd, n. a kompakt; agrement; yTj,n- 
 
 yon: on akerd; voluntari mojon. 
 Accordable, A-kerd-a-bl, a. agreabl; konsonant. 
 Accordance, A-kord-ans, n. agrement; konformiti. 
 Accordant, A-kerd-ant, a. konsonant; korespond- 
 
 iij; wilig. [maner. 
 
 Accordantly, A-kerd-ant-li, ad. in an akerdant 
 AccoRDER, A-kerd-er, ?;-. an asistant; helper; fa- 
 vorer, [agreablj. 
 Accordingly, A-kerd-ig-li, ad. konsekwentli; 
 According to, A-k6rd-ig tu, prep, in akerdans 
 
 wid, [strtnment. 
 
 Accordion, A-kerd-i-on, n. a smel ked wind in- 
 Accorporate, A-ker-po-rat, v. t. tu inkerporat. 
 Accost, A-k6st, ■?.'. t. tu spek tu; tu adres; salq^t. 
 Acccstable, A-kost-a-bl, a. ezi ov akses; fre. 
 Accosted, A-kost-ed, p. a. adrest: {Her.) sjd bj 
 
 sjd. 
 Accoucheur, A-koD-Jer, n. a fizijan ha> asists 
 
 wLiiien in qjldbert. 
 Accouchement, A-kcDj-mon, n. {Fr.) de deliveri 
 
 ov a wuman in qjldbert. 
 Account, A-k-snt, n. a kompntajon; estimajon; 
 
 advdntaj; regqrd: narajon: egzaminajon. 
 Account, A-k-jnt, v. t. tu estem; rekn; kompi^t. 
 Account, A-k'snt, v.i. tu rekn; tu giv an akisnt. 
 Accountability, A-k^nt-a-bil-i-ti, n. Ijabiliti ta 
 
 giv akS'nt. 
 Accountable, A-k-snt-a-bl, a. Ijabl tu ak-snt; 
 
 Ijabl tu be kold tu akS'nt; responsibl. [biliti. 
 AccouNTABLENESS, A-k-sut-a-bl-nes, n. responsi- 
 AccouNTANT, A-k'snt-ant, a. ak-5ntabl tu. 
 Accountant, A-k-jnt-ant, n. a man emplffd in 
 
 ak-snts. [temd. 
 
 Accounted, A-k-snt-ed, /'. reknd; valyi^d: e8- 
 AccouNT-BOOK, A-k^nt-buk, n. a buk kontanig 
 
 ak^ints. [ak-jnts. 
 
 Accounting, A-krnt-ig, «. de akt ov adjustig 
 AccouPLE, A-kiip-l, v. t. tu ligk tugeder. 
 AccouPLEMENT, A-kup-1-ment, n. ajugkjon. 
 Accoutre, A-kdb-ter, v. t. tu dres ; tu ekwip. 
 Accoutrements, A-k(6-ter-ments, ji. ekwipaj; 
 
 trapigz. 
 Accredit, A-kred-it, v. t. tu giv kredit; tu k-sn- 
 
 1 8 nans. [kredit. 
 
 Accreditation, A-kred-i-ta-Jon, n. akt ov givig 
 Accredited, A-kred-it-ed, p. a. intrusted; kon- 
 
 fjded in. 
 Accrescent, A-kres-ent, a. inkresig; groig. 
 Accretion, A-kre-Jon, n. de akt ov groig tu 
 
 aniider. 
 Accretive, A-kre-tiv, a. inkresig bj grot. 
 Accroach, A-kroq, r. t. tu dro tu wun; tu grjp. 
 Accrue, A-krc6, r. i. tu aksed tu; tia be adcd 
 
 tu; tu apend tu; tu ariz az profits; tu folo az 
 
 los. 
 AccRUMEnt, A-krflb-ment, n. adijon; inkres. 
 AccuBATiON, Ak-n,-ba-Jon, n. a rekljnig at melz. 
 AccUMB, A-kiimb, v. t. tu rekljn. [kljnig. 
 
 AccuMBENCY, A-kum-bcn-si, n. stat ov beig re- 
 Accumbent, A-ktim-bent, a. lenig; rekljnig. 
 Accumulate, A-ki'^-mT(,-lat, v. t. tu kep up; tia 
 
 pjl up; tu brig tugeder. 
 Accumul.-vte, A-kri-mi^-lat, v. i. tu inkres. 
 Accumulation, A-kii,-mq,-la-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 aki\mqlatig. [mi^lats. 
 
 Accumulative, A-k^-mq-la-tiv, a. dat aki^- 
 AccuMULATOR, A-ki\-mn,-la-tor, n. wim dat akiq,- 
 mi|,lats. [kv- 
 
 Accuracy, Ak'yri-ra-si, n. egzaktnes; korektnes;
 
 ACI 
 
 ACR 
 
 AOCCKATK, Ak'yu-rat, a. egzakt; kortfkt; dun 
 
 wid k^r. [eror. 
 
 AcciBATELY, Ak'yu-rat-li, ad. egtaktli; widiit 
 AccfRATENtss, Ak'yii-rHt-ue.i, n. cgzuktaw; ak- 
 
 yn.ni-i; u(-li. 
 Acci'KSE, A-kiiri, r. t. tu doiin tu laixeri; tu kun>. 
 AccL'KSKD, A-kiirst, /«. akdr.'it: (<k.-t'krubl: hatful. 
 ACCLSAULK, A-kt'ir-a-lfl, u. liluiiialil: kul]iubl. 
 Accusant, A-ki'j-xant, n. wun ha» akiizez. 
 Acci'SATio.N, Ak-ii-wi-joii, n. akt ov uki^sig; dat 
 
 ov hwi(; wun iz aktizd: (;(;rj: soiijur. 
 AocfHATiVK. A-ki'iz-tt-tiv, n. de fort kasov Latin 
 
 n^nx: oliji-ktiv. [tiv Vbs. 
 
 AcccsATivtLV, A-ki^z-a-tiv-li, ail. az &t akq.Ea- 
 AccusAToar, A-kiiz-a-to-ri, a. kontanijj q qqrj; 
 
 hliiiint). [peq. 
 
 AccfSK. A-ki'iz, r. /. tu wnJur: tu q^rj; tu iiu- 
 ArtrHKi>, A-kiizJ, /<. qqrjd wid krjm: scnJurd. 
 Accu.sKK, A-ki'iz-tT. n. wun hitj hrijiza ijqrj. [iiiqr. 
 Acci'STOii. A-kii-i-ioin, r. t. tu habityiint; tu 
 ACCL'STMMKD, A-ku.<-tiiin'l, /'. btifl habityi),ated 
 
 bj yq": tnind:— a.yi'i.'jiial: yqzd. 
 AccirsTOjiAKiLV, A-kus-tiPiu-u-ri-li, ad. in a kds- 
 
 tomari umrR-r. [tu kuKtoin. 
 
 AccisTOJiAUV, A-ku9-t<ini-a-ri, a. ygsqal: akordiy 
 Ace, il^, /*. a yiinit on kqrdz f>rdjs:'uii atum. 
 Aceldama. A-sel-da-ma. n. [Ilrh.\ u fcld ov blud. 
 ACEriiALAN, A-!<ef-a-lan, n. an animal widvt a 
 
 hrd. IIZ HD «r!iliT. 
 
 ACEPiiALi, A-!<tif-a-lj, n. pi. [Z.] lerelen hd) ak- 
 
 ni)l'-j iiu Ifdor ."niierior. 
 AcEPiiALOca, A-sef-a-lus, a. wid'vt a hed: hedlcs. 
 ACEPOINT, Us'ixrnt, n. de Rjd ov a d| hwi^ haz 
 
 but wun s|Mit. 
 AcERB, A-!<erb. a. osid. wid an adijon ov nifne.«. 
 AcERBATK, A-(*r-bat, i'. t. tu mak sur or biter. 
 AcEKBiTY, A-*^r-bi-ti, f». sur last; scvcriti ov 
 
 ti-minT. 
 ACEKVATE, A-s^r-vat, r. t. tu hrp up. 
 ACERVATION, A!s-cr-va-Jon, m. akt ov hepig tu- 
 
 Jfiider. 
 
 An itvnsE, A.«'cr-vo?, a. ful ov brps. 
 All- 1 ^ T, A-Kv-i-ent, a. tendifl tu siimcs or asid. 
 .Vi 1 I sKV, As'e-tu-ri, n. a jiulpi subjtans in fntits. 
 Aci-TATE. A.-i'r-tat, n. a nqtral sell fonnd bj de 
 
 a.-M.^tik asiil wid n bad. [a.-jjii. 
 
 AcETATED, As-c-tat-cd, a. kombjnd wid &s«tik 
 Acetic. A-set-ik, a. baviy At propertiz ov vinepar. 
 AcETiFT, A-»et-i-fj, r. t. tu mak inr; tu B-'idifi. 
 AcETiMKTEB. A.-s-t-tim-E-tor, n. an in;«tra>mcnt 
 
 fer u.<(Ttiinii) At .-itreflt uv vinfjpir. 
 ACETIMETRV, As-f -tiin-E-tri, n. At qrt ov ascrtan- 
 
 i(1 At strejjt ov vincpjr, or asetik asid. 
 Aorrous, A-siE-tu.i, a. pqrjaii a^idifid; STsr. 
 Ache, Uk, n. kontinyq<t fun. 
 ACUE, Qk, r. I*, tu lie in kontinyqd pan. 
 AciiEKOX. Ak'E-riPii. H. At fabld river ov bcl. 
 Achievable, A-<jEv-a-bl, a. dat ma be performd. 
 ACHiEVANCE, A-qev-anii, n. pcrfurmand; aqev- 
 
 menl. 
 AcniEVit, A-^<v. c. t. tu perform: tu finij a 
 
 deijn prd.<poru.»li: tu gan; tu obtan. 
 AcillKVEMENT. A-(;r'v -mcnt. n. a pirformans; an 
 
 ak/"n: a i?mt rk^iilrfl: o fet; a dEd; (//tr.> an 
 
 c^'kru^'in, or fn!<{n qrmorial. purpu.-". 
 
 ACHirvER. A-r,e'v-Lr, n. wun hen akdmplijcz a 
 AcHiNti. Uk'io. ". Imd: kontinyqd (lan or distre.t. 
 AcHOR. fl'kor, H. II kqtaneu.<i dizt'z on de he<l. 
 ACURUMATIC, Ak-ro-raat-ik, a. do-titqt ov kulor; 
 
 noiii) t»>lr''ku|»' hwiij prrvont abcrajon arjzio 
 
 friiui dr varin* kulorz ov Ijf. 
 AciiRoMATiriTY, .\k-ru-iiia-tis-i-ti,) n. wont ov 
 AciiROMATiflM« .V-kru-ma-tii-m. i kulnr. 
 AciCLLAB, Avik-yq-lar, a. in dr form ov nrdlz. 
 Acid, AVid, n. a !>ul>.4tanii b} hwii; iktltt qr fermd. 
 Acid, As'id, a. mr: /qrp: l^k vinegar. 
 
 Aci Dirt ABLE, A-sid-i-fi-a-bl, a. dat mabr a«idif{d. 
 AcMiiKiCATio.v, A-8id-i-fi-k^-/on, It. akt ov aaul 
 
 ifli(>. 
 AciDiKY. A-«iJ-i-fj. V. t. tu konv^rt intu aiid. 
 AciDiKiED, A-sid-i-fid, p. mad ajsid; kunv^rlod 
 
 intu a!<id. 
 AciDiMETEa. As-id-im-t-ter, n. an inatnumcnt 
 
 f.ir iL'i-rtanig de strcjjt ov a.-«idz. 
 Acidity, A-:<id-i-ti, i n. an a!<id tut; rsrnet: 
 AciD.VESS, As'id-nen, f Jqrpne!<. 
 AciDULE, Avid-yq-le, «. p/. [L.] medicinal 
 
 i^priyz impri'pnatvd wid kqrlx'jnik a^id. 
 Acidulate. A-s'id-yq-Iat, r. I. tu tinj wid aoidz. 
 AciDL'LOL's, A-sid-yq-lus, a. fumbwot a.«id: gurij. 
 Acidulated, A-sid-yq-la-tcd, p. a. tinjd wid an 
 
 a.* id. 
 Acinaceous, As-i-nn-Jus, a. ful ov kernclz. 
 AciNACiFOBM, As-in-ak-i-form, a. formd l|k u 
 
 !>im£tvr. [p«pe. 
 
 AcixiKOKM, A-sin-i-form, a. bavig de form ov 
 Acknowledge, Ak-n61-ej, t. t. tu konfM: tu 
 
 rekoj^tijz: tu tin. 
 Acknowledged, Ak-nol-ejd, p. a. ond; beUvd. 
 AcKNowLEDGi.NG, Ak-nol-cj-ig, pp. a. konfesij): 
 
 Kratful. [tagkfl. 
 
 Acknowledgment, Ak-nol-cj-mcnt, n. konfejon: 
 Acm£, .Vk'niE, II. [(Jr.] At hjest ptfnt: de sumit. 
 Acolotuist, A-kol-o-tist.i «. wun ov de .«ubor- 
 AcoLYTE, Ak'o-ljt, )" dinat ofii^crz in At 
 
 un/ent qurcj, bin Ijted de lam|« and prej^rd de 
 
 clemonti ov At sukramcnt and atendi-d it bijop. 
 Aconite, Ak'u-njt, u. At erh wult* ban: |jerzn. 
 A CORN. U'k'irn. n. At sed or fnt>t ov de Qk. 
 ACORNKD, a'kornd. a. fumijt wid akomz. 
 .VcosMiA, A-koz-mi-a, n. ircj^'qlariti ov dizez. 
 AcoTYLEDOX. U-kot-i le-dun, n. a plant hoiz sed 
 
 buz no di-:ti{)kt kotiledonz. 
 AcOTVLEDOXOua, U-kot-i-led-o-nus a. baviy no 
 
 kotiledonz or .<jd lobz. 
 Acoustic, A-kdw-tik, a. relatiy tu herij). 
 Acoustics, A-kite-tiks, h. /*/. de sjens ov stindz. 
 
 teqii) d:ir koz, natyqr, and fenomEna. 
 Acquaint, A-kwant, v. t. tu mak familyar; tu 
 
 infi'irni: tu dskl^r. 
 AcQUAiNTA.vcE, A kwjint-an-, n. familyar nolej: 
 
 a iierson or per-^onz wid bajuj wun iz akwantcd. 
 AcQUAi.NTED, A-kwunt-ed. a. familyar: wel non. 
 AcyuEST, A-kwest. n. atiujment: akwizijon. 
 AcyuiEscE, Ak-wi-es, r. i. tu rest in: reman sat- 
 
 i.ffjd wid; tu komjilj: tu agre. [kont^nt. 
 
 Acquiescence. .\k-wi-e?-cns, a. kompU.ans: rest: 
 Acquiescent. Ak-wi-es-ent, a. ezi; subinitig: dis- 
 
 p6zd tu .<ubmit. 
 Acquirable, A-kwjr-a-b!, a. dat ma be akwjrd. 
 Acquire, .V-kwir, r. /. tUKan:tu kum tu:tu atan. 
 Acquirement. A-kwir-mc'nt. n. atanm>nt: gan. 
 .VcQUiRiJi. .V-kwjr-iT. II. wun hoi akwjrz. 
 Acquisition. Ak-wi-xi/-on, h. At akt ov ganig: 
 
 akwirm<'nt. 
 AcQUisiTrvE. A-kwiz-i-tiv, a. de dezjr tu jkw{r. 
 Acquisitively, A-kwiz-i-tiv-li. ad. bjakwjrment. 
 AcQUisiTiVENE-ss, A-kwiz-i-tiv-ncs n. At luv o\ 
 
 akwiriy jimpiTti, or |M>zc/on. 
 Acquit. A-kwit, r. t. tu set fre; tu kler from 
 
 qqrj, akqza/i.n, ki.: tu di.<qqrj. [akwiuil. 
 
 Acquitment, A-kwit-mcnt. «. At akt ov akwitip. 
 Acquittal, A-kwit-al. n. u dEliverans: dis<jqrj. 
 Acquittance, A-kwit-ansi, n. o disijqrj fmra dot. 
 .\CQUITTED, .\-kwit-ed. p. set frr: reU'.st fr\>m 
 
 dot, dqti, obliga/on, or Huspijon ov L'il'. 
 Acre, U ker, ». a kwontiti ov land > -ti 
 
 riKiz in b'pt and forin bredt.or 4■^ i :i. 
 
 Acrid, Ak'rid, a. ova hot,b{tiQtajt. i.. ■ . . ,...,_,. ..i. 
 AcRiMO.MOUs. Ak-ri-m6-ni-u8, a. Jqr}': koro-iiv; 
 
 sever. [net; or bilpmcs. 
 
 AcKLMOXioi'SLT, Ak-ri-mi^-ni-us-li, ad. wid /qrp-
 
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 AcRiMONiousNESS, Ak-ri-m(S-ni-us-nes, ) n. Jqrp- 
 ACEIMONY, Ak'ri-nio-ni, J nos; 
 
 korcasivne?; biternes or SEveriti ov temper. 
 ACRITUDE, Ak'ri-tii,d, n. an akrid tast. 
 ACRITV, Ak'ri-ti, n. Jqrpnes; Egernes. 
 AcROMATic, Ak-ro-mat-ik, / a. ahstrdis; per- 
 
 AcEOMATiCAL, Ak-ro-mat-i-kal, ) taniij tixi dep 
 
 lerniij. 
 AcROMATics, Ak-ro-mat-iks, | n. pi. Aristotlz 
 AcROATics, Ak-ro-at-iks, f lektjrq,rz on de 
 
 moi- sutl pqrts ov filosofi. 
 AcROATic. Ak-ro-at-ik, a. nhstr&s; akromatik. 
 AcROLiTH, Ak'ro-lit, n. a statyi\, hcDz ekstremitiz 
 
 wer ov ston and de uder pqrts ov wud. 
 
 AcRONYCAL, A-kron-i-kal, a. opozit tu de sun, 
 
 or rjzi;) hwen dg sun rjzez, az a stqr; opozd tia 
 
 kozmikal. [kal tjm. 
 
 AcROXyCALLY, A-kron-i-kal-i. ad. at de akroni- 
 
 AcROPOLis, A-krop-cD-lis, n. a sitadel; de sitadel 
 
 ov Afcenz. [sedz. 
 
 AcROSPiRE, Ak'ra-spir, n, a JcBt from ds end ov 
 
 Across, A-kr6s, ad. atwort: over; kroswjz. 
 
 Acrostic, A-kr6s-tik, n. a pcaom in hwiq de ferst 
 
 leterz ov dg Ijnz mak up de nam ov a person. 
 ACROSTiCAL, A-kros-ti-kal, a. relatiij tu akrostiks. 
 AcROSTiCALLY, A-kroi-ti-kal-i, ad. in de maner 
 
 ov an akrostik. 
 ACROTERILM, Ak-ro-te-ri-um, n. [£,] a smel ped- 
 estal or terminatii) member. 
 Act, Akt, v. i. tm kondukt er bshav. 
 Act, Akt. r. t. tu perform; tu fan; tu imitat; tia 
 
 put in mojon. 
 Act, Akt, n. a ded; eksplfft; deki-e: divigon ov a 
 pla: a dskre ov a kort: a statyqt. [haviij. 
 
 Acting, Akt'ii), n. akjon; akt ov perfermiij: be- 
 ACTION, Ak'Jon, 7i. a tig dun; ded; batl; sqt at lo; 
 jtstyqr: eksersjz; operajon. [in le. 
 
 Actionable, Ak'Jon-a-bl, a. dat admits an akJon 
 Actionably, Ak'Jon-a-bli, ad. bj a proses ov lo. 
 Actionary, Ak'Jon-a-ri, (^ n. wun dat haz a Jqr 
 ACTIONIST, Ak'Jon-ist, j in akjonz er stoks. 
 Active, Ak'tiv, a. dat akts; opozd tia pasiv; 
 
 transitiv; bizi: nimbi; ajil; kwik. 
 Actively, Ak'tiv-li, ad. in an aktiv manor; biz- 
 
 ili; nimbli; livli. 
 AcTiVENESS, Ak'tiv-nes,) n. de stat or kwoliti ov 
 Activity, Ak-tiv-i-ti, j beii] aktiv; nimblnes. 
 Actor. Ak'tor, n. wun b* akts: a staj plaer. 
 Actress, Ak'tres, v. a femal h* akts er plaz. 
 Actual, Akt'yi|-al, a. reali in akt; pozitiv; real; 
 cfektiv; serten. [iij aktyqal. 
 
 Actuality, Akt-yn,-al-i-ti, n. realiti; stat ov be- 
 Actually, Akt'yq-al-i, ad. in akt; reali; pozitivli; 
 trttjli. [i:r) aktyqal. 
 
 AcTUALNESS, Akt'yii,-al-nes, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 ACTUARY, Akt'yq-a-ri, n. a rejister; a klerk ov a 
 
 sosjeti. 
 Actuate, Akt'yq-at, v. t. tu put intu akJon. 
 Actuate. Akt'yq-at, a. piat intu akJon: aktyq,ateJ. 
 Acuate, Ak'yq-at, v. t. tu Jqrpn: tu pffnt. 
 AcuiTiON, Ak-yq-iJ-on, n. de akt ov Jqrpniii. 
 Aculeate, A-kq-le-at, a. baviij a ptrnt: yjrikli. 
 Acumen, A-kq-men, n. [Z.] a Jqrp pernt; tig- 
 
 yqrativli: kwiknes ov persepjon; dizernraent. 
 Acuminate, A-kq-mi-nat, a. Jqrp pmited. 
 Acuminate, A-kq-mi-nat, v. i. tu rjz Ijk a kon. 
 Acuminate, A-kq-mi-nat, v. t. tu hwet or Jqrpn. 
 Acumination, A-kq-mi-na-Jon, n. a Jqrpnij); ter- 
 
 minajon in a Jqrp pernt. 
 Acupuncture, U!-kii^-pui)kt-yqr, n. a metod ov 
 
 blediij bj smol puijktyqrz. 
 Acute, A-kqt, a. Jqrp: not blunt er obti|s; in- 
 jenyus; p^^nctratii). A/i aJciH dizfz terminats Jort- 
 li; opozd tu kronikal. Ai^lt alsent iz dat hwiq 
 razez de vers. 
 Acutely, A-kqt-li, ad. Jqrpli; Jr(X)dli; kenli. 
 
 AcuTENESS, A-ki\,t-nes, n. Jqrpnes; stat ov bcii) 
 Adage, Ad'aj, n. a maksim; a proverb. [ak4t. 
 Adagio, A-d4-ji-o, n. [It.] a slo tjm; ad. sloli. 
 Adamant, Ad'a-mant, n. a veri hqrd ston; a dia- 
 mond. 
 Adamantean, Ad-a-man-te-an, a. ekstremli hqrd. 
 Adamantine, Ad-a-man-tin, a. mad ov adamant: 
 
 hqrd. [etik. 
 
 Adamite, Ad'am-it, n. de nam ov an anjent h^r- 
 Adam's-apple, Ad-amz-ap-1, n. de i^rominent pqi-t 
 
 ov de trot. [tu aplj. 
 
 Adapt, A-dapt, v. I. tu sq,t; tu mak fit; tu adjust; 
 Adaptability, A-dap-ta-bil-i-ti, n. kapabiliti ov 
 
 adaptajon. 
 Adaptable, A-dap-ta-bl, a. dat ma be adapted. 
 Adaptation, Ad-ap-ta-Jon, ;i. de akt ov fitig er 
 
 sqtiij. 
 Ad arbitrium. Ad qr-bit-ri-um, [Z.l at plegqr. 
 Ad captandum, Ad kap-tan-dum, [Z.] tu kapti- 
 
 vat de vulgar. [egment. 
 
 Add, Ad, v. t. tu jern er put tu; tu inkres; tu 
 Addecimate, A-des-i-mat, v. t. tva tak tjdz; tu 
 
 dcsimat. 
 Addendum, A-den-dum, ». [Z.] pi. A-den-da, 
 
 sumtiij aded or tia be aded; an apendiks. 
 Adder, Ad'er, n. a venomus serpent; a vjper. 
 Adder's-grass, Ad'erz-gras, n. a plant hcBz sedz 
 
 qr prodqst on spiks rezemblir) an aderz turj. 
 Adder's-wort, Ad'erz-wurt, n. snak wed. [ed. 
 Addibility, Ad-i-bil-i-ti, n. posibiliti ov beig ad- 
 Addible, Ad'i-bl, a. dat ma be aded. [aplj. 
 
 Addict, A-dikt, v. t. tu devot; tu dedikat; tu 
 Addicted, A-dikt-ed, p. givn tu; devoted; fond. 
 Addictedness, A-dikt-ed-ncs, ; i x i 
 Addiction, A-dik-Jon, i "• ^Bvotednes. 
 
 Adding, Ad'ir),/)/). jernir); putiij tugeder. 
 Additament, A-dit-a-ment, «. adijon; de tigaded. 
 Addition, Ad-iJ-on, n. akt ov adiij; de tiij aded: 
 
 a r(t)l for adii) numberz tiageder; de tjtl anekst 
 
 tu a manz nam. 
 Additional, Ad-iJ-on-al, a. dat iz er ma be aded. 
 Additionally, Ad-iJ-on-al-i, ad. bj wa ov adijon. 
 Additory, Ad'i-to-ri. a. haviij de p-jer ov adip. 
 Addle, Ad'l, a. bad; baren; unfrcotful; orijinali 
 
 aplid tu suq cgz az prodqs nutig. 
 Addle-headed, Ad-1-heded, / a. ov wek intel- 
 Addle-pated, Ad-1-pat-ed, f ekt; frolij. 
 Addorse, A-ders, v. t. (Z^r.) tia plas bak tu bak. 
 Address, A-dres, v. t. tu spek er ajWj tU; tu 
 
 pra; tu direkt; tu prepqr; tu kort. 
 Address, A-dres, n. aplikajon; petijon; kortjip; 
 
 skil; deksteriti; an orajon; speq; direkjon ov a 
 
 leter; de nam, tjtl, &s., ov a person. 
 Addresser, A-dres-er, n. wun hO) adresez. 
 Adduce, A-dqs, v. t. tia brii) forward; tia al^. 
 Adduced, A-dqst, /). bret forward; alejd in Ar- 
 gument. 
 Adducent, A-dq-sent, a. dreii) tugeder. [ward. 
 Adducible, A-dq-si-bl, a. dat ma be brot fer- 
 Adduction, A-diik-Jon, n. de akt ov adqsii). 
 Adductive, A-diik-tiv, a. dat brir|z d-gn. 
 Adelantado, Ad-£-lan-tq-do, n. (*§).) an of iser 
 
 in Span. 
 Adeling, Ad'g-liij, n. a tjtl ov onor givn tu sr 
 Sakson ansestorz, properli apljd tu qildren ov 
 
 prinsez and yui) noblz. [Jon. 
 
 Ademption, A-dem-Jon, n. a takii) awa; prjva- 
 Adenography, Ad-en-6g-ra-fi, ) ».'a tretiz on At 
 Adenology, Ad-en-61-o-ji, f glandz: dqr nat- 
 
 y\\T and yqsez. 
 Adenotomy, Ad-en-6t-o-mi, n. a kutii) or in- 
 
 si^on ov a gland. 
 Adept, A-dept, n. wun wel verst^n cni qrt. 
 Adept. A-dept, a. skilful; turoli verst. [fijent. 
 Adequacy, Ad'e-kwa-si, /). de kwoliti ovbeipsu- 
 Adequate, Ad'e-kwat, a. ekwal tu; proporjonat.
 
 ADJ 
 
 ADM 
 
 kun^Utig ov fat; fat. 
 
 AoKQUATELT, Ad'c-kwnt-li, ad. in proporjon; 
 
 juctli. 
 AoKyiATENKSS, Ail'E-kwat-ne«, n. stat ov btij) 
 
 dflekwat. 
 Adiquation, Ad-e-kwd-Jon, ». &(lt-kwatno«. 
 Ad EfXDKJi, Ad r-dn-dcm, [L.\ tu At cam. 
 Adiiuii:, Ad-hi'r, v. %. tia Htik tu; tu reman fik.it. 
 AoiitiiKNCE, Ad-htr-eiw, j n. At kwoliii ov ad- 
 AuiiuiENCY, Ad-he'r-en-si, j hcrij); ati<;meDt; 
 
 trnu.''iti; fidoliti. 
 AuiiEKKNT, Ad-hrr-cnt, a. stikig tu; y^nitod wid. 
 Adiiluknt, Ad-her-cnt.( n. wun ha» adhere; u 
 AmiEiitR, Acl-hi'r-or, f f61ocr. [manor. 
 
 Adiikiikntlv, Ail-hi'r-ont-li, lui. in an adhrrunt 
 Adjiksiov, Ad-hc-jiiM, n. akt or mat ov stikig er 
 
 aillu-riu tu cumtio; adherens. 
 ADiitsivi:, Ad-hi'-siv, .•». .■'tikifl; trnajui". [er. 
 
 Adhesively, Ad-hi'-.^iv-li, ad. in an u<JhFsiv man- 
 .KDIIESIVEXE88, Ad-he-.-iiv-no.-*, H. ten:i.-<iti: viskos- 
 
 iti; ( /'hrfii.) a pru)I>cnsiti tu form ataf;inent;<. 
 .Vdiiibit, .\d'hib-it, r. t. tu aplj: tu mak viisov. 
 Adiiihition, Ad-hi-liiJ-on, n. a]>likaj<in. 
 Ad iioMiNEii, Ad h<'»in-i-nem, ( /-. » tu Ac man. 
 Aduoktatiox, .\d-hor-ta-Jon, n. advj,-'. 
 Adiioutatouy, Ad-hi5rt-a-to-ri, a. kontaniflkirn- 
 
 spI or W'>rni\). [ent. 
 
 .\DiAPHOBOfs, ,\d-i-.if-o-ru8, a. ni\tnil: indifcr- 
 Adiapiiorv. Ad-i-:if-o-ri, h. mitniliti: indifiTon-. 
 Adieu. A-di'i. m. iXrwel: i komond vjj tu (JimI. 
 .\d INKI.MTI'M. Ad in-fi-uj-tum, i Z.) tu ondloM 
 
 ckst<'iit. Iinkw[ri. 
 
 Ad ixyiiREXDfM, Ad in-kwi-r<*n-dum, i Z. ) for 
 Ad iNTEniM. .Vd in-t'-r-iin, (/..^ in de mrnliwil. 
 Adipocere, Ail-i-pti-str, n. an (Tli or wuksi sub- 
 
 Ktan-i fornvl bj Ac dtkomixDzi/on ov animal bodiz 
 
 in niTst pia'cz. 
 Adipose, .Vd'i-pos 
 .Vdipois, Ad'i-pu.«, 
 Adit. Ad'it, u. a pasaj for wotcr under gr'%nd. 
 Adjacency, .\d-jn-son-.>'i, u. stat ov Ijip klos tu. 
 Adjacent, Ad-jii-sent, .-i. Ijip klo^* tu: borderiu 
 
 uix'in:- /I. diit hwiq Ijj; nokst andder. 
 Adject. Ad-jokt. r. t. tu ad tu. faded. 
 
 Adjectiox, Ad-jck-Jon, n. Ae akt ov adig: Ac tifl 
 Adjectitioi'S, Ad-jok-tiJ-u.", a. adijonal. 
 Adjective, Ad'jek-tiv, h. q wurd adi'd tud n>n 
 
 tu dr-krjb it, or ckspres sum kwoliti, ar gud, 
 
 bad. As. 
 ADJECfriVELY, Ad'j<"k-tiv-li, ,vf. in Ac manor ov an 
 
 wlji'ktiv. 
 Adjoin, Ad-je^rn, r. i. tu be kontigynus tu. 
 Adjoin, Ad-j«rn, r. t. tu jern tu: tu yt|,njt or 
 
 put tu. 
 Adjoining. Ad-j<*n-ip, a. klos tu; kontigyrius. 
 Adjourn, Ad-jum, r. t. tu put of tu andder da; 
 
 tu postpun: txa pror6g; tu defer. 
 Adjocrnment, Ad-jdm-ment, n. akt ov adjdm- 
 
 ij): delii; intormijon. [tu dekr£. 
 
 Adjudge, Ad-jdj, r. t. tu juj: tu pas sentons; 
 Adjudgment, .Xd-jdj-ment, n. aktovjiijiy. 
 Adjudicate, Ad-ji\,-di-knt, r. (. tu det^rmin 
 
 b| lo. [or sonton--. 
 
 Adjudicatiom, Ad-Jn,-di-ka-Jon, n. jix<lijal trial 
 Adjunct, Ad'juj)kt, «. a person or tip jffnd tu 
 
 andder: a. adcd tu: yunjted wid. [j<»nd. 
 
 Adjunction. Ai|-jd\)k-J<«u, n. akt ov jirnij): tiji 
 Adjunctive, A 1 jdpk-tiv, n. dat bwit"; \t. jtrn.l: 
 
 a. havio At kwoliti ..v jirnin. [tiv miner. 
 
 Adjunctivei-Y, Ad-jdpk-fiv-li, ad. inana^ljduk- 
 .\DJURATiON, Ad jn ni-J..n, n. Ac akt ov <jqrji{) 
 
 aniider soleinli bj wunl or of; At form ov q\. 
 Adjure. Ad-ji\r, r. t. tu impui »n at updn an- 
 dder; tu (jqrj solemli or emeslli. 
 .Vdjurfr, Ad-ji'ir-cr, n. wun hm adji'ira: wun dat 
 
 epr.'ikt.'' on oK 
 Adjust, .Vd-jdst, r. /. tu fit; tu adipt; ta setl. 
 
 I.Vdji.ster, Ad-jdtt-er, II. wun h<i» plosex in dq 
 
 order. 
 I Adjusting, Arl-jdst-io, i n. a regyt^lajon; a 
 
 ! Adjuhtment, Ad-jdi)i-mcDt,|i sotif^ in order; 
 
 dispozijon; Kotlment. 
 Adjutage, Ad'j^-tuj, / n. a tqb fit«d tu At mirt 
 Ajutage, Aj'^i^-tuj, ( ov a vesel, tni> hwiq wa- 
 ter iz plad in a f'sntcn. [ji^tant. 
 Adjutancy, Ad'jii-tan-»i, n. dr ofii ov an ad- 
 Adjutant, Ad'jii-tant, n. a mililari ofisiT hiD adz 
 
 in Ac ek:<£kiiJon ov orderz. [muter 
 
 Adjutor, Ad-ji'i-ior, n. a helper; acii<taiit; prcT 
 Adjuvant, Ad'ju-vant, a. helpful: yniiful. 
 Adjuvant, Ad'jti-vant, n. an asiiiiaut; a helper. 
 Ad libitum. Ad libitum, ad. [L.\ at plejt^r; at 
 
 diskre/on. [Jonz; tu a|KjrJon. 
 
 Admeasure, Ad-mei{-iy, r. t. tu tak de dimen- 
 Admeasuuement. Ad-m<^-iir-ment, n. takig ov 
 
 dimenjonz. [mejun. 
 
 Admeasukek, Ad-mo;^-n,-rer, w. wun dat ad- 
 Admensuratio.n, Ad-men-Jn-ra-/oD, n. At akt 
 
 iiv ino;^qrifl. 
 Adminicular, Ad-mi-nik-yn,-lur, a. 8upl|ig help. 
 Administer, Ad-min-is-ter, e. <. tu giv; tu kon- 
 
 dt'is; tu ijuplj; tu ekdeki),t; tu disp^iu; tu sctl 
 
 an estAt. [istrat<>r. 
 
 -Vdminister, Ad-min-is-ter, r. /. tu akt az admin- 
 Administerial, Ad-inin-is-te-ri-al, a. iJortaDio 
 
 tu dr eifzekyntiv [>qrt ov guvemment. 
 Administraule, Ad-min-is-tra-bl, a. kapabl ov 
 
 adiuiiii.strajon. 
 Admimstratio.v, .Vd-min-is-trA-Jon, n. akt ov 
 
 adininistorin; dc egzekyntiv fxjrt ov puvem- 
 
 ment: disftensajon: At mannjmcut ov rte estat 
 
 ov an intestat person; dc piser orofis ov admin- 
 
 istra/on. [mini:!terz. 
 
 Administrative, Ad-min-is-tra-tiv, a. dat ad- 
 Administrator, Ad-min-is-tra-tor, n. a man dat 
 
 manajez an intestat cstut. 
 Administrator-ship, Ad-min-is-tra-tor-Jip, n. At 
 
 ofis ov adiniiiistnitor. [administerz. 
 
 Administratri-X, Ad-min-is-tra-triks, n. Je ha> 
 Admirability, Ad-mi-ra-bil-i-ti, n. kwoliti ov 
 
 be in :i<lniinibl. 
 Admirable. Ad'mi-ra-bl, a. wurdi ov beio ad- 
 
 lujrd; wunilerful; eksclent; vcri superior. 
 AuMiRABLENE-ss, Ad'mi-ra-bl-nes, n. stat ov bcij) 
 
 adinirnbl. [maner: wunderful. 
 
 Admirably. Ad'mi-ra-bli, aj. in an admirabl 
 Admiral, Ad'mi-ral, n. At principal ofi«er ov a 
 
 flet. [admiral. 
 
 Admiralship, Ad'mi-rat-Jip, n. de ofis ov an 
 Admiralty, Ad'mi-ral-ti, n. «i|^prem naval ofis 
 
 or kurt; de of is ov I>ord M[ Admiral. 
 Admiration, Ad-mi-ni-Jon, n. akt ov ndmiri{): 
 
 wunder; est«m. [luv. 
 
 Admire, Ad-mjr, r. t. tu rego^rd wid wander or 
 Admire, Ad-mjr, r. i. tu fel admira/on; tu wun- 
 der. 
 Admirer, Ad-mir-er, ii. wun dat admirz: a luver. 
 Admiringly. Ad-mjr-ifl-Ii, ad. wid admira/on. 
 Admissibility, Ad-mis-i-bil-i-ti, n. At kwoliti ov 
 
 beij) adinisibl. 
 Admi.ssible. Ad-mis-i-bl, a. dat ma be admit<vl. 
 Admissibly, Ad-rais-i-bli, ad. in an admisill 
 
 nmner. 
 Admission, Ad-miJ-on, n. akt ov admitig; admit - 
 
 iins; aNans ov an <\rgiiment. 
 .\dmit, A<l-mit, r. t. tu Bufer tu enter: tu aK 
 
 an qri^jment or pozijon; tu rrs^v; tu grunt. 
 Admittance, Ad-mit-an<i, n. ukt ov admltip: 
 
 admi/on. 
 Admitted, Ad-mit-ed, p. aliid: granted: let in. 
 Admitter. Ad-init-er, o. wun hit> ailmiLs. 
 Admittible, Ad-mit-i-bl, .1. admisibl. 
 Admix, Ad-mikis r. t. tu miggl wid; tu miki.
 
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 Admixtion, Ad-mikst-yon, ». a miijglii). 
 Admixture, Ad-mikst-yT\,r, n. de substang ov 
 
 bodiz miijgld: mikstyn,r. [tu advjz. 
 
 Admonish, Ad-mon-iJ, v. i. tia wern; tia reprct>v: 
 Admonisher, Ad-mou-iJ-er, n. wun hco admonijez. 
 Admonishment, Ad-mon-iJ-ment, n. admonijon. 
 Admonition, Ad-mo-niJ-on, n. akt ov admonijig: 
 
 hint ov a felt er di^ti: jentl reprAf. tvjzer. 
 
 Admomtioner, Ad-mo-niJ-on-er, n. a jeneral ad- 
 Admonitive, Ad-mon-i-tiv, a. dat admonijez. 
 Apmonitor, Ad-mon-i-tor, n. wun hcD admonijez. 
 Admonitory, Ad-mon-i-to-ri, a. dat admonijez; 
 
 monitori. 
 Admortization, Ad-mer-ti-za-Jon, «. redq,sii) 
 
 landz or tenements tia mertman. 
 Adnascent, Ad-nas-ent, i_ a. groir) upon sumtir) 
 Adnate, Ad'nat, f els. 
 
 Adnoun, Ad'n'sn, n. an adjektiv. [ski\rd. 
 
 Adnubilated, Ad-nq-bi-la-ted, a. kl-sded; ob- 
 Ado, A-dif>, ». trubl; difikulti: busl: tumult. 
 Adobe, A-do-be, n. unbdrnt brik. 
 Adolescence, Ad-o-les-ens, i n. de aj betwen 
 Adolescenct, Ad-o-les-en-si, j qjldhud and 
 
 manhiad. 
 Adolescent, Ad-o-les-ent, a. groii): yOitfial. 
 Adonis, A-d6-nis, n. a smel gold kulerd fij; a 
 
 qqrmer. 
 Adopt, A-d6pt, r. t. tu tak az a sun er deter de 
 
 qild ov aniider: tu rssev az wunz on. [adopjon. 
 Adoptedlt, A-dopt-ed-li, ad. in de maner ov 
 Adopter, A-dopt-er, n. yrun hd) adopts. 
 Adoption, A-dop-Jon, n. akt ov adoptiij: afiliajon. 
 Adoptive, A-dop-tiv, a. dat adopts, er iz adopted. 
 Adorable, A-dor-a-bl, a, wurdi ov adorajon; di- 
 
 vjn. [adorajon. 
 
 Adorableness, A-dor-a-bl-nes, n. wurdines ov 
 Adorably, A-d6r-a-bli, ad. in an adorabl maner. 
 Adoration, Ad-o-ra-Jon, n. divjn wurjip; homaj. 
 Adore, A -dor, v. t. tii wurjip wid eksternal 
 
 homaj: tu reverens: tu onor: tu luv intensli. 
 Adorer, A-dor-er, n. a wurjiper: a luver. [belij. 
 Adorn, A-dern, v. t. tu dres: tu dekorat; tu em- 
 A CORNING, A-doru-ii), \ n. ornament; embel- 
 
 Adornment, A-dern-ment, ) ijment. 
 Adosculation, Ad-os-kn,-ia-Jon, n. de impregna- 
 
 Jou ov plants bi de farina felii] on de pistil; a 
 
 spejez ov biulii). 
 Adown, A-d-sn, preji. ad. d-sn toard de gr-snd; 
 
 d'sn on de griind. 
 Adread, A-dred, ad. in a stat ov fer. 
 Adriatic, S-dri-at-ik. n. de Venejan gulf. 
 Adrift, A-drift, ad. flotii) at random. [er. 
 
 Adroit, A-drfft, a. deksterus; aktiv; skilful; klev- 
 Adroitly, A-drtft-li, ad. in an adrd-t maner: 
 
 dekstorusli. [skil; aktiviti. 
 
 Adroitness, A-dr^t-nes, n. deksteriti; redines; 
 Adry, A-drj, a. tersti: in wont ov driijk: aterst. 
 Adscititious, Ad'-si-tiJ-us, a. adijonal; borod; 
 
 not rekwizit. 
 Adsteiction, Ad-strik-Jon, n. bindig fast. [ses. 
 Adulation. Ad-yi]^-la-Jon, n. flateri; praz in ek- 
 Adulator, Ad'yi^ -la-tor, n. a flaterer; a parasjt. 
 Adulatory, Ad'yq-la-to-ri, a. flateriij: ful ov 
 
 kompliments. [wun ov ful aj. 
 
 Adult, A-diilt, a. gi-on up: — n. a person gron up; 
 Adulterant, A-ddl-ter-ant, n. dat hwiq adul- 
 
 terats. [debas. 
 
 Adulterate, A-ddl-ter-at, v. t. tu korapt; tu 
 Adulterate, A-ddl-ter-at, r.i. tu komitadulteri. 
 Adulterate, A-ddl-ter-at, a. kordpted; poln,ted; 
 
 debast. [terat maner. 
 
 Adulteratelt, A-ddl-ter-at-li, ad. in an adul- 
 Adulterateness, A-ddl-ter-at-nes, n. stat ov 
 
 beii] adulterat. 
 Adulteration, A-dul-ter-a-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 addlteratii). 
 
 Adulterer, A-ddl-ter-er, n. a person gilti ov 
 
 adulteri. [its adulteri. 
 
 Adulteress, A-ddl-ter-es, n. a wuman dat kom- 
 Adulterine, A-ddl-ter-jn, n. a qjld bern ov an 
 
 adulieres; — a. spvirius; adulterus.' [spt^rius. 
 
 Adulterous, A-ddl-ter-us, a. gilti ov adulteri; 
 Adulteey^, A-ddl-ter-i, n. vjolajon ov de marij 
 
 bed. 
 Adultness, A-ddlt-nes, n. stat ov beij an addlt. 
 Adumbrant, Ad-dm-brant, a. givij a sljt rezem- 
 
 blans. 
 Adumbrate, Ad-dm-brat, v. t. tu Jado "st fantli. 
 Adumbration, Ad-um-bra-Jon, n. a Jado; a fant 
 
 rezemblans. [ov a huk. 
 
 Aduncity, A-ddn-si-ti, n. krukednes; de farm 
 
 Aduncous, A-ddn-kus, ) , , , , ,, . 
 
 Adunque, A-ddijk, [ ^- ^"^^^^^ ^'^^^- 
 Adust, A-ddst, | x. ^ i * i. ^ 
 
 Adust^d, A-ddst-ed, [ ^- ^^™* "P^ ^^^^^Q*' ^o*- 
 Adustion, A-ddst-yon, «. akt ov burnii) up er 
 
 Ad valorem. Ad va-16-rem, [Z.] akerdii) tu val- 
 
 Advance, Ad-vdns, v. t. tu briij forward; tu pro- 
 mot; tu imprdov and mak beter; tu ofer er pro- 
 p6z; tu suplj on kredit. [sed. 
 
 Advance, Ad-vdns, v. i. tu go forward: tu pro- 
 
 Advance, Ad-vdns, «. progrejon; promojon; 
 profit: ferst ofer er hint; pament beforhand. 
 
 Advanced, Ad-vdnst, p. preferd; imprifivd; mcavd 
 forward: old. 
 
 Advancement, Ad-vdns-ment, n. akt ov advdna- 
 i}): progres; imprODvment; preferment; promojon. 
 
 Advancer, Ad-vdn-ser, n. wun bcD advdnsez. 
 
 Advantage, Ad-vdn-taj, n. sq^pcrioriti; favorabl 
 serkumstansez; konvenyens; benefit; gan; profit. 
 
 Advantage, Ad-vdn-taj, v. t. tu benefit; tu 
 promot. [dat givz advdntaj. 
 
 Advantage-ground, Ad-vdn-taj -gr'snd, n. gr'snd 
 
 Advantageous, Ad-van-ta-jus, a. afordig advdn- 
 taj; benefijal: profitabl: yi],sful. 
 
 Advantageously, Ad-van-ta-jus-li, ad. profita- 
 bli: ytisfuli. [itablnes. 
 
 Advantageousness, Ad-van-ta-jus-nes, n. prof- 
 
 Advent, Ad'vent, n. a kumii); ajM'cJpHath, de 
 kumii) ov -sr Savyor; a sezn ov devojon, in- 
 kli|dii) de for weks befor Krismas. [natyTi,ral. 
 
 Adventitious, Ad-ven-tiJ-us, a. aksidental; not 
 
 Adventitiously, Ad-ven-tiJ-us-li, ad. aksiden- 
 tali. [advent. 
 
 Adventual, Ad-vent-yq-al, a. relatig tu de 
 
 Adventure, Ad-vent-yq,r, n. aksident: Qans; en- 
 terprjz: a sum er tiij sent tu se. [dq,r. 
 
 Adventure, Ad-vent-yr^r, v. i. tu trj de qans; tu 
 
 Adventure, Ad-vent-yTj,r, v. t. tu risk; tu haz- 
 ard: tu ventynr. [ardz er trjz. 
 
 Adventurer, Ad-vent-yn,-rer, n. wun dat haz- 
 
 Adventuresome, Ad-vent-yn,r-sum, / a. hazard- 
 
 Adventurous, Ad-vent-yii-rus, j us; d^r- 
 iTf, enterprizifl. [d^rigli. 
 
 Adventurously, Ad-vent-yri-rus-li, ad, boldli; 
 
 Adventurousness, Ad-vent-yq,-rus-nes, n, d^r- 
 i;)nes: boldnes. 
 
 Adverb, Ad'verb, n. a. wurd jernd tu a verb, ad- 
 jektiv, er uder adverb, tu modifj its sens er yris. 
 
 Adverbial, Ad-ver-bi-al, a. pertanii) tu an adverb. 
 
 Adverbially, Ad-ver-bi-al-i, ad. in an adverbial 
 maner. [plas buk. 
 
 Advers.ujia, Ad-ver-sa-ri-d, «. [L.] a komon- 
 
 Adversary, Ad'ver-sa-ri, n. an oponent; antag- 
 onist. 
 
 Adversary, Ad'ver-sa-ri, a. dpozit tu; advers. 
 
 Adversative, Ad-ver-sa-tiv, a. denotig opozijon 
 er varjeti. 
 
 Adverse, Ad'vers, a. kontrari; kalamitus. [opozit. 
 
 Adversely, Adv^rs-li, ad. opozitli; unf6rtyq,natli; 
 
 Adverseness, Ad'vers-nes, ji. opozijon; adversiti.
 
 A£K 
 
 AFF 
 
 AOTMMMtTtt Ad-T^r-«i-ti, m. aflikjuu; lulaiaiti; 
 
 mUf.trtynn. [rtgi^nl. 
 
 Ad VEST, Ad-vvrt, r. t. tu turn ur al^od tu; tu 
 AvYKM,rK.svK, AJ-vvrt-«iu, / ». aki uv adv«rti{). 
 Al)VU(Ti.xcir, A(l-vyrt-eD-<i, I brJ;rcgi|nl;aUfu- 
 
 /uii tu. 
 Al>VfcKTi..NT, All v.-rt-unt, S. attjutiv; hrdful. 
 Ativiuuibt:, Ail-vcr-ii<, r. t. tu iufiirui: tu |^v 
 
 pubhk UljIi-: tu |<uiili/. 
 ADTUITliitlMKNT, Ad-Vyr-til-metJt, e/T Ad-\or-lif - 
 
 mont, H. ii)t«;lijeu.i; ialumm/un; adiuuni/uii; pub- 
 
 lik iiciti*. [foruui/iin. 
 
 Au%'t.uiiMt.iL, Ad-vor-tjt-cT, M. wun bOi xivt in- 
 ADVtKTisi.NO, Ad-ver-tji-ig, pp. a. givig iiuli.«: 
 
 tDf<>riuii|. 
 ADricc, Ad-vi^, N. kinMl; infltrukjon; intvlijenK. 
 Aovicit-boAT, Ad-vJA-bot, n. a vomI briuig in- 
 
 tilijeu.". 
 Advihable, Ad-TJi-a-bl, a. pra>dcnt; fit; proper. 
 Ai>vi8ABLi..NKt:ii, Ad-v{x-u-bl-u(ui. N. fitnct: uut- 
 
 iif; pru|.ri U: (.•ks|)^ilien.si. 
 Advise, Ad-«^<, r. t. tu k'xniicUtu iuf<'>nn. 
 AuvitiK. Ad-vji, r. •'. tu kun-'dlt: tu drlibemt. 
 AitviMtuLT. Ad-vji-ed-H, aJ. delihenitii: hcdfuli. 
 
 .' : ^ Ad-vjz-tHl-nc!<, II. dclibiTuJdii. 
 
 1. Ad-vji-uieiit, II. kMi.'«cl:ki<J>>ii:ii<lTJ!<. 
 \ V i vji-or, M. wun bibadviz«.'z;u k^tusc-lur. 
 
 ALiViai.su, Ad-Vtz-i{), II. kvu^el; ildvJK. 
 
 Advisorv, Ad-v|ztj-ri, a. kuniunio adv{«. 
 Advocacy, Ad'vu-ku-«t, n. mkt uv plcdig; viudi- 
 
 ka/on. 
 
 Apvotate, Ad'vo-kiit, n. wun bib pledi for an- 
 
 itcr.Mi-^or: u dt-ft'iuler. [advukat. 
 
 iir, Ad'vu-kiit-Jip, II. de ofU ov un 
 
 N, Ad-vu-ku-J'in, H. akt ov |iledi(j: 
 
 dtleu;.. [vlzuli. 
 
 Advowee, Ad-vv-c, n. wun boi has de rjt uv ad- 
 Advowso.v, Ad-v»-xi)u, n. df patron^j uv u ^ur^: 
 
 a rjt tu prrzent tu a bentfiK. 
 Advti'M, A-dj-tum, II. \^/..\ de intcriuruva tempi. 
 ADZt:, Adz, II. II \i\iU\) |urn totil. 
 J:iDiLE, T'djl, II. uD I'UsvT in an/ent Ilom ba> had 
 
 dr U^r ov iiublik bildi{|Z. [nor ov dt j. 
 
 .l-!(iiLol>8, iji-liipri, II. a liimiir or ab^es in At ki>r- 
 .Kiil.s, t''ji.<, II. I^Z.j a Jf Id; uu uL^ur. [ffntiuent. 
 .KuvrriAciM. i: jip-li-a-kum. u. [Z.] a kjiMl ov 
 .KoLiAS-li.\RP, r-u-li-HD-linrp. II. u litriyd iii.itnii- 
 
 iiK'tit uv uii^zik akted uin'm b{ de wind. 
 -KoLic, r-6lik, a. bel<'>oi{] tu t'ulia. 
 .Vekial. C-e-ri-nl, a. bclooig tu dear; hj; lufti. 
 .\e£1e, t^"'ri, er £l'e-ri, n. a ne.<t or bnind ov hoks 
 
 or fglz. [rez4)nibli{) ^r. 
 
 Alrifobii. Q'e-ri-fonn, a. baviQ de furui uv .-(r; 
 .\i.Hu(;uAriiT, fl-e-r6g-ra-fi, ». a dt.-^kripjun uv 
 
 ■ It qr. 
 AtuonTE, U't-ro-lit, n. a meteorik i»t4in. 
 AEKOLoar, {I-c-r61-o-ji, n. de ."jcns ov de ur. 
 A>:RniiANcr, Q'e-ro-auui-vi, «. u divinajnn bj de 
 
 ir. ^waiu Hr. 
 
 AEROiiKTUi, a-c-rom-e-tfr. n. an in-xtrutinjenl {•>r 
 Aerohiteic, a-e-ro-met-rik, a. rclalii) tu «e- 
 
 r mitri. l^ifl de nr. 
 
 A11.0MKTRT, Q-e-r6m-r-tri, n. At (^rt ov m^r- 
 AinnNACT. Q'r-ro-no(, n. wun bu salt tr* de ur. 
 Akbu.nawtic, a-t-rw-nwt-ik, *. rtlatio tu ntr^- 
 
 n'ltikji. ^^ [«ilij) in de h''- 
 
 ^'" " ' . n. pi. Ac qrt ov 
 
 111, n. dc pniktis ov 
 
 ' I'lifcr, bj uuui uv u 
 
 A 1 K ■-. OPT, a-r-r6!i-k«j-pi, n. obierrajon ov it v. 
 
 .\,, ,,.ri. 51 , , . . ., iif^ . ^^ »U5p^ndiy 
 
 it-i-kal, i in de ^r. 
 ^ ' >k!«, n. ;>/. de aJPDJi bwi«; 
 
 u ij' ,• i:r Hilt ..\ i">lii tupurtcd in ^r. [de ^r. 
 Azxostatiox, Q-c-rM-ta-jun, n. it jjcni or waig 
 
 .l^Ktoixous, 8-nib-jui-iM, a. partakig or 
 
 riut. 
 .£rruETic«, E«-Mt-tka, ». dc »\i»Ba hwi^ tnU or 
 
 At biiiiful in natyqr and qrt. 
 .tinTUkiic, Kii-t«l-ik, M. pcrtaaiQ tu dc penep/00 
 
 uv de bt^tiful. 
 AfAa, A-fi^r, ad. 01 •. iu^lli. 
 ArEAHii, A frrd,*a. : fer. 
 ArrABiuTT, Af-a-Lw . .., ... u ov bcio 
 
 atttbl. itu kunvt-n: afabiliu. 
 
 AvrABLE.VEM, Ara-bl-nex, n. •iviliti: a rcdinea 
 Ai^KABLV. Al'a-bli, aJ. iii a iiiir; »ivili. 
 
 Akkabroi'h. Af'a-bro!*, a. 1. 
 
 Akkaiu, A-fiir, n. u bizn> - i.M-ru. 
 
 Affect, A-ft5kt, r. t. tu uki ujjtiu, lu uki>v dc 
 
 pa/unz; tu am at; tu mak a (u uv. 
 AyKECTATio.v, Af-ek-ta-Jon, m. f.iLi pretenit; kon- 
 
 s^t; i^rtifijul ju ur apcrauK; iiutiutferili; qrtifij. 
 ArKECTt.D, A-fck(-ed, /'. a. impront ; uoivd or 
 
 tui^t: ffivn tu Ju. [Mtvdli. 
 
 AFKECTbDLY. A-fi-kt-ed-Ii, aJ. bipukritikoli; kun- 
 .\ffected.ne88, A-fekt-cd-nt3i, n. kwoliti ov bcig 
 
 uft'ki4.-d: ai'c-kla/on; kon«ct: vuniti. 
 Affecti.ng, A-rckt-io, a. patiStik; lender. 
 Affectinulv, A-f^kt-ig-li, aJ. in an afektig 
 
 lUUIUT. 
 
 At'fEcrio.v, A-fdk-Jon, n. dezjr; luv; k^odnea; 
 
 gud-wil; teuderneii; 8tat ov m^nd. 
 ArrECTio.fATE, A-f4k-Jon-at, a. fond; tender; 
 
 kjnil: Rud. [tcnderli. 
 
 Akfectio.nately. A-fek-Jon-at-li, aJ. luvijjli; 
 AKKECTioXATtNEba, A-fek-Jon-al-nc!<, m. fond- 
 
 ni'!': tendcriK-.". 
 .\kkkctive, A-fek-tiv, a. dat afektu; mOiviQ. [er. 
 AKKt:cTiVEl.y, A-fek-tiv-li, sui. in an afektiv maa- 
 Affectok, A-fekt-or, a. wun hOi praklines af«k- 
 
 tajon. [alti, 
 
 Affeere. A-fer, f. /. tukonfvnn tu a^.* a pen- 
 .Vffkerkr. .\-fer-cr, ». wun hiij fik-tez a iiu. 
 Afketioso, A-l"etvii-u-»t), a. [£.] (Jlia.) <it- 
 
 nuiiu bwot iz tu Le i<uy or plad tcnderli. [bwp. 
 Affia.nce, A-fj-an.1, n. u uiurij ki>utrakt: triut; 
 Affia.vce, A-fj-ans, r. t. tu betrot: tu plej. 
 \FFiANCtR, A-lj-iin-ser, 11. wun ho) mak« a kon- 
 
 ritn deklarajua. 
 
 trukt uv luarii betweu ]j^rtiz. 
 Affidavit. Ai-i-du-vit. «. a 
 
 swuni tu befur u miiji:jtrut. 
 Affied, A-f)d, /'. a. jtfiid bj kontrakt. [wid. 
 
 Affiliate. A-fil-i-at, r. /. tu adopt; tu a^/iat 
 Affiliatio.n, A-fil-i-a-/on, n. adopjon; akl or 
 
 taki(| u iiun. 
 .Vffinaue, Af i-naj, n. dr art ov rcQni;) oictals. 
 .\ffi.ned, A-find, /<. a. jffnd bj afiniti. 
 .\fkixity, A-tin-i-ti, n. rclajon bj luarij; Ijkncc. 
 .\FF1RM. A-fyrm, r. t. tu ratil'i; tu a-M-rt: tu av^fr. 
 Affirm. A-fvnu, r. t. tu deklar puzitivli. 
 AFFiRiiABLE, A-f^rm-a-bl, a. dat ma be afvrmd; 
 
 m;rten. [maaer. 
 
 .\ffirmably. A-f^rm-a-bli, ad. in an affrmabi 
 .Xffirma.nl'e, A-f^rm-aQ«, n. konfermajuni dek- 
 
 liinijoii. 
 Affiuiia.vt, A-fvnn-ant, n. wun dat affrmi. 
 Affirmation. Af-er-ma-Jun, n. akt ov afv-rmig; 
 
 a S4.1rm di'klarHjuu. unferijj tu an ut. [ilir. 
 
 Affirmative, A-fyrm-a-tiv, a. dat ai^rms; pus- 
 Affirmative. A-f./rm-a-tiv, n. dat s^d uv a 
 
 kwo-t\iiii hwi^ afi-nnz, o|>ucd tu nogatir. 
 Affirm ATI VLLY. A-fynu-a-tiv-U, aJ. in an 
 
 afvriuativ uiancr. 
 Affirmek, A-ft/rm-cr, a. he dat afvrmi. 
 Affix, A-tik.*, r. /. tu yi^njt tu; tu «ubj^; tu 
 
 fik.<. [uv •! wurd. 
 
 .\ffix, Af'ikA, n. a ailabl or Icier jtrnd tu d* cod 
 Affixion. A-fik-Jon, n. At akt ov afikjiip. 
 Afflation, A-fla/on, n. At akt ov brcdip u(i6a. 
 Afflatls, A-fla-liu, n. [Z.J brvt; div}o iotpuajoo.
 
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 AGG 
 
 Afflict, A-flikt, r. t. tu put in pan; tu grsv. 
 Afflicted, A-flikt-cd, p. a. put in pan; grevd. 
 Afflictedness, A-flikt-ed-nes, n. stat ov beii) 
 
 aflikted. 
 Afflicter, A-flikt-er, n. wun ho aflikts. [ful. 
 Afflicting, A-f likt-ii),j9p. a. keziij aflikjon; pan- 
 Afflictinglt, A-flikt-ig-li, ad. in an afliktii) 
 
 inaner. [niizeri. 
 
 Affliction, A-flik-Jon, n. kalamiti; soro; grsf; 
 Afflictive, A-flik-tiv, a. panful: kalamitus; 
 
 afliktiij. [maner. 
 
 Afflictively. A-flik-tiv-li, ad. in an afliktiij 
 Affluence, Af'h|-ens, n. pltMiti: welt: riqez. 
 Affluent, Af'li|,-ent, a. abundant; welti; riq. 
 Affluent, iVf'h|-ent, n.. ariverfloi;) intu aniider. 
 Affluently, Af'lij^-ent-li, ad. inabundan3:abuu- 
 
 dantli. [afhxent. 
 
 Affluentness, Af'ln,-ent-nes, w. kwoliti ov beii) 
 Afflux, Af'luks, ) 71. dc akt ov floi:t) tu: 
 
 Affluxion, A-fliik-Jon, ) dat hwiq floz tu. 
 Affoeage, Af'or-aj, n. in Frans a (\.\\t\ pad tu 
 
 de lord ov a distrikt fer permijon tu sel win. 
 Afford, A-f 6rd, v. t. tu ygld er prod^s; tu grant 
 
 er konfer; tia be abl tu b^r de ekspensez ov. 
 Afforest, A-for-est, v. t. tu turn gr-snd intu 
 
 forest. [intu forest. 
 
 Afforestation, Af-or-es-ta-Jon, n. turnii) grund 
 Affranchise, A-fran-qiz, v. t. tu mak fre. 
 Affranchisement, A-fran-qiz-ment, n. akt ov 
 
 makig frs. 
 Affray, A-fra, n. a kworel; distiirbans; tq^mult. 
 Affright, A-frit, r. t. tu alqrm; tu terifj. 
 Affright, A-frit, n. teror: fer; frjt. 
 Affrightedly, A-frit-ed-li, ad. wid fer. 
 Affrighter, A-frjt-er, n. wun ho) frjtnz. 
 Affrightment, A-frjt-ment, n. izr; teror; fer- 
 
 fulnes. 
 Affront, A-fnint, v. t. tu insult; tu ofend. 
 Affront, A-fnint, n. insult; -straj. 
 Affronter, A-fnint-er, n. wun hco afriints. 
 Affronting, A-fnint-iij, /jp. a . kontxi^mslius. 
 Affrontive, A-frunt-iv, a. kezii) afriint; abq^siv. 
 Affrontiveness, A-friint-iv-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 dat afriints. 
 Affuse, A-fi]^z, V. t. tu por upon; tu sprigkl. 
 Affusion, A-fi\,-gon, n. akt ov porii) upon. 
 Affy, A-fj, V. t. tu betrot; tu bind; tu afjans. 
 Afield, A-feld, ad. tu de feld; "in de feld. 
 Afloat, A-flot, ad. in a flotii) stat. 
 Afoot, A-fut, ad. on fut; in akjon; in mojon. 
 Afore, A-f6r, j^'^P- befor; sooner in tjm. 
 Afore, A-for, ad. in tjm past: in frunt. 
 Aforegoing, A-f6r-go-ir), pp. a. goip befor. 
 Aforehand, A-for-hand, ad. beforhand. 
 Aforesaid, A-f6r-sed, a. sed befor. 
 Aforetime, A-for-tjm, ad. in tjm past. 
 A fortiori, a fer-Ji-o-rj, [Z.] wid stronger rezn. 
 Afraid, A-frad, a. struk wid fer; ferful. 
 Afresh, A-freJ, ad. ani|; agen. 
 Afront, A-f rant, ad. in frunt. 
 Aft, Gft, ad. behjnd; astern. 
 After, Clf'ter, jn-ep. later in plas er tjm; in pur- 
 
 s\\i ov; ab-st; behjnd; akerdiij tu. 
 After, Qf'ter, a. suksediij; siibsekwent. 
 After, Qf'ter, ad. in suksedii) tjm; afterward. 
 After-ages, Qf'ter-a-jez, n. later ajez; suksediij 
 
 tjmz. [din. 
 
 After-birth, (If'ter-bert, n. de plas^nta; sekiin- 
 After-clap, Qf'ter-klap, n. an unekspekted and 
 
 disagreabl demdnd afterward. 
 After-crop, Qf'ter-krop, n. de sekond krop. 
 After-hours, Qf'ter-'srz, «. suksedig ■srz. 
 After-math, Qfter-ma*, n. de sekond krop ov 
 
 gras: r-scn. 
 Aftermost, Qf'ter-most, a. hjndmost. [ii). 
 
 Afternoon, Qf'ter-ncon, n. tjm from noon tu evn- 
 
 Afterpains, Qf'ter-panz, n. pi. panz after givifl 
 
 bert. 
 Afterpart, af't«r-pq;rt., n. de later pqrt. 
 Afterpiece, Qf'ter-pes, n. a fqrs after a pla. 
 After-state, Clf'ter-stat, n. de fiitj-qr stat. 
 After-thought, Clf'ter-tot, n. refiekjonz after 
 
 an akt. 
 After-time, Qf'ter-tjm, n. suksedii) tjm. 
 Afterward, Clf'ter-ward, \ ad. in suksedig 
 Afterwards, Qf'ter-wardz, ( tjm. 
 After-wit, tlf'ter-wit, n. kontrjvans; tcD lat. 
 Aga, a'gq, n. a TurkiJ hj militari er sivil ofiser. 
 Again, A-gen, ad. a sekond tjm; wuns mor; in 
 
 retiirn; notiij reakjon. 
 Against, A-gcnst, prep, in opozijon tu;k6ntrari: 
 
 in kontnidikjon tu; opozit tu. [eral. 
 
 Agalmatolite, fl-gal-mat-o-ljt, n. a Gjnez min- 
 Agapce, Ag'a-pe, n. pi. [Z.] luv fests amiig de 
 
 erli Kristyanz. 
 Agape, A-gqp, ad. str^riij wid egernes. 
 Agaphite, Ag'a-fjt, n. de turkez ston. 
 Agaric, Ag'a-rik, n. a. drug yr^zd in f izik and djig. 
 Agast, A-gdst, a. struk wid teror. 
 Agate, A-gat, ad. on de wa; agoig. [a sjz ov tjp. 
 Agate, Ag'at, n. a klas ov jemz ov meni varjetiz: 
 Agaty, Ag'a-ti, a. ov de natyqr ov agat. 
 Agave, A-ga-ve, «. de grat Amerikan Alo. 
 Age, il], n. eni period ov tjm: a jenerajon ovmen: 
 
 de tjm in hwiq wun livd; tjm ov Ijf; a hundred 
 
 yerz; matqriti; dekljn ov Ijf. 
 Aged, Cl'jed, a. old; advdnst in aj er yerz; anjent. 
 Agedly, £I'jed-li, ad. Uk an ajed person. 
 Agelation, Aj-e-la-Jon, n. a konkrejon ov js. 
 Agency, £I'jen-si, n. akjon: aktig fer annder. 
 Agendum, A-jen-dum, n. [Z.] a memorandum- 
 
 buk. [faktor. 
 
 Agent, a'jent, n. wun hoo akts ; a depyn,ti ; a 
 Agentship, a'jent-Jip, n. de ofis ov an ajent. 
 Agger. Aj'er, n. [Z.] a fertres or trenq. 
 Agglomerate, A-gl6m-er-at, v. t. tu gader up 
 
 in a bol. [wun mas. 
 
 Agglomerate. A-gl6m-er-at, v. i. tu gro intu 
 Agglomeration, A-glom-er-a-Jon, n. a hepig 
 
 tugeder. [adhejon. 
 
 Agglutinant, A-glii,-ti-nant, n. a. substans kezig 
 Agglutinant, A-glt|,-ti-nant, a. yi^njtig pqrts 
 
 tugeder. [tia adher. 
 
 Agglutinate, A-gli^-ti-nat, v. t. tu yi^nit er koz 
 Agglutination, A-glq,-ti-na-Jon, n. yq,nyon; ko- 
 
 hejon. [y^injt. 
 
 Agglutinative, A gl^-tin-a-tiv, a. tendig tu 
 Aggrandize, Ag'ran-djz, v. t. tu mak grat; tu 
 
 koz tu eksel: tu enlqrj; tu egzelt; tu inkres. 
 Aggrandizement, A-gran-diz-ment, er Ag'ran- 
 
 djz-ment, n. stat ov beig agrandjzd; egzeltajon. 
 Aggrandizer, Ag'ran-djz-er, n. wun hiD agran- 
 
 djzez. [egzeltig. 
 
 Aggrandizing, Ag'ran-djz-ig, pp. makig grat; 
 Aggravate, Ag'ra-vat, v. t. tu mak wurs er mor 
 
 sever: tu enhdns gilt er kalamiti: t;a provok. 
 Aggravated, Ag'ra-vat-ed, p. a. mad wurs; in- 
 
 krest. 
 Aggravation, Ag-ra-va-Jon, n. akt ov agravatlg; 
 
 dat hwiq agravats; provokajon. [ed. 
 
 Aggregate, Ag're-gat, a. formd ov pqrts kol^kt- 
 Aggregate, Ag're-gat, n. sum ov pqrts kolekted; 
 
 total: in J'iiiH, a mas fermd bj de yqnyon ov 
 
 homojenyus pqrtiklz. [geder. 
 
 Aggregate, Ag're-gat, v. t. tu kolekt er hep tu- 
 Aggregated, Ag're-gat-ed, p. kolekted intu a 
 
 sum. [mas. 
 
 Aggregately, Ag're-gat-li, ad. kolektivli; in a 
 Aggregation, Ag-re-ga-Jon, n. kolekjon: akrj- 
 
 mqlajon. 
 Aggregative, Ag're-ga-tiv, a. takn tugeder; 
 
 kolektiv.
 
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 AIS 
 
 AOOBEOATOB, Ag'rf-pi-tor. n. wun hn agrtpiU. j 
 AooKUiii, A-grd.i, V. t. tu komit dr fvr'l ot^nt; ; 
 
 tu at.ik. [atak; a*tlt. , 
 
 AacKESHiuN, A-Rre/-on, ii. At f?r«t akt ov injuri; ' 
 AooKK&iiiVE, A-gnSi-iv, a. mukig de fvwt ui.ik: 
 
 of«*nniv. (tiliti. I 
 
 AooSKi^oE, A-n^-or, n. wun ba> koin^nsui bo«- 1 
 AOOBIEVA.SCK, A-griv-anJi, ». oprcjon; hqrdjip; ' 
 
 Injuri. . 
 
 AoOKitvi:, A-gr<r, c. <. tu giv soro; tu Teki; 
 
 tu liiira'i; tu inji^r. 
 Aoobii:vi:d, A-gr^vd, p. pand; afliktcU. 
 AOOHOI'P, A-;p^£p, c. t. tu brig tug^der. 
 AoiiAiiT, A-);<i-it, a. ad. amaxd; struk wid t«ror 
 
 or a.i:oniJm>-iit. 
 AoiLK. Aj'il. n. aktiv; nimbi; redi; Ijt: brisk. 
 AoiLKMKSs. Aj'il-noj, n. niinblno.-i: ajilili. 
 AoiLiTV, A-jil-i-ti, f». aktiviti: niinhlni'.^: kwiknc». 
 AolO, U'Ji-u, or Aj'i-u, n. at difercna betw^n 
 
 bagk nut.i and kurcnt korn or sprje. 
 AoiOTAQK, U'ji-u-taj, n. At mnnJivcn ot »p^k- 
 
 yulatorz tu rajs or dcprtvi dr fundz. 
 A018T. A-JKt, r. t. tu tuk ill and fed katl. 
 AoiMTitKNT. A-jiil-uii.'n(, n. At akt ov takig in 
 
 and Irdin katl: an i-mbagknient. 
 AoisTOB, A-ji!<t-or, n. an ofiocr in At kigz forest. 
 AoiTABLK, Aj'i-ui-bl, a. dat inn be ajitatod. 
 AoiTATK, .\j'i-lat, r. t. tu put in mujun; tu 
 
 diHt6rt>; tu di^ikd:*; tu rrv6lv; tu kuntrjr. 
 AoiTATti*, .\j'i-tat-ed, />. a. Jakn; diittdrbd: de- 
 
 batf<l. [ulciv<. 
 
 AoiTATiSO, Aj'i-tat-io, /»/>. Jakij); ina»vi{) wid vj- 
 AoiTATiOV, Aj-i-ta-Jon, n. mQjon: diittiirban^. 
 AoiTATiVE, .\j'i-ta-tiv, a. haviy dr p'«vr tuajitat. 
 AoiTATOR, Aj'i-ta-tor, /». wun hO) ajilat^; u dis- 
 
 tiirbor iiv dr \<ti. 
 AoLCT, .V^r'lct, ) n. Q tag ov a prnit kqr\-d; a 
 AlOLKT. il^'lot, i pendant. 
 AoMl.VAi.. Ag'mi-nal, r. brlugig tu a tnDp. 
 Aqmail, .\)^nn1, n. a dizrz uv At nnlz; u hwitlo. 
 AONATE, .V;f'nat, ."I. akin from At fqder; aljd tu. 
 Agnation, Ag-nii-Jon, n. descnt frum At 8am 
 
 fqd.T. 
 AONITION, Ag-niJ-on, n. aknolejmcnt. 
 AoNOUEN, Ajt-nu-men. n. [L.] a nam girn tu a 
 
 I>i'r*>n from sum r vt^nt or ilu:<trius akjon. 
 AONOMINATK, Ag-nom-i-not, r. t. tu nam. 
 Agnomination, .Vg-nom-i-na-Jon. n. an ali^jon 
 
 ov wun wurd tu aniider, bj sxnd. [trt. 
 
 Agncs Casti'S, Ag'nus-Kas'tu;', n. [L.] At (ynt 
 Ago, A-gii. ad. in tjtn pa.-it: sins; az, l"n niju. 
 Aooo, A-gog. .td. in a «t«t tiv dczjr. [U lu wurd.] 
 AooiNO, .V-gu-ig, (>/>. a. indeakt ov gaig-.in akjun. 
 AoovK. A ;r''n. .id. in t^m piist; ag6. 
 ^ iz-m, w.kontenfon for a prjz. 
 
 -t, n. tt koiifender fur jirjzcz. 
 \^-o-nis-tqrk, n. wun hii» nad dr 
 
 t;>ti I •■\ <-'iuH.Ti'(zio At kfimljatant^. 
 A00NI8TIC, Ag-o-niH-tik, j a. relatip tu 
 
 Aoonistical, Ag-o-nis-ti-kal, S prjz fitig, or 
 
 kint-'t ov utrogt. [nistik nmner. ; 
 
 AooMisTiCALLT, Ag-o-nis-ti-kftl-i, ad. in an ago- 
 AooMZi;. .Vg'o-nii, r. t. tu aflikt wid agoni. 
 Agonizk. .Vg'o-nii, r. I. tu fel agoiii; tu br in jnn. 1 
 AoONT. .Vg'u-ni, n. vjolent pan; suferig; aggwij. 
 Ageakian, A-gni-ri-Bn, 4. rtlatig tu frldz or, 
 
 grsnd!: rrliiin tu dr rkwal divijon or landz. 
 AoKARiAV'- ' ' :in-iz-m, n. an rkwal di- 
 
 vijon "\ rii; or dc prin^ipli or doz 
 
 Iklk favor n. 
 
 Agece, -V gr<:, 1'. i. lu be in ki>nkonl; tu grant; 
 
 tu yrld; tu wtl imikabli; tu konkdr. 
 
 AaEKEABILITV, A-grt-»-bil-i-ti, B. .11..-, 
 
 Agekeable, A-gr<-B-bl, ». n^ubl; , lig 
 
 AoEKKABLKNESS, A-gr<-B-bl-nes, n. pieMntacs;! 
 
 Agbeeablt, A-gr<-a-bli, ad. konst«lcntli;pleiioii. 
 AuBKEU, A -grid, p. Mrtld b| konn^nt; fikjt. 
 AuREKtiE.NT, A-gri-mont, ». lur; h(\rrauui; by- 
 
 grn; koiu|Kikt. 
 .\gke«tic, A-gr<^«-tik, j «, pertBnig tu dc 
 
 AuBE-sTiCAi., A-gnU-ti-kiU, i fcldt; ixbrml; an- 
 
 p'llijt: rultik. [frt. 
 
 AuHici'LTOB, Ag'ri-kul-tor, n. a kdltivator ot dc 
 AotticLLTiKAL, Ag-ri-kdlt-ynral, a. rtbitig ta 
 
 agrikultyiir. 
 AoBKCLTLBE, A?'ri-kult-yqr, n. At qrt or klilti- 
 
 VHtig de gr^nd: tiJHJ; huzlmndri. 
 AoBiciLTL'uiHT. .\g-ri-kdlt-711-rist, n. wun skikl 
 
 in ngnkuliynr; a fqrmcr. 
 AoBiMONY, •Vg'ri-mo-ni, n. livorwnrt; a plant. 
 AoBosTOOHAPHV, Ag-ros-uSg-ra-fi, 1 n. at t\vi>a 
 AGK0STOL0i;y, Ag-ro«-tol-u-ji, i ov groMB. 
 AoBoLNU, A-gT'snd, W. on de gnjnd; stranded. 
 Ague, U'to. "■ »i intermitig fever, wid kuld fit*. 
 AoL'isn. u gq-ij, a. l|k an agq: Jivcrig: kold. 
 Agi'ishnisw, U'gq-i/nes, n. Jiverig az wid kold. 
 Ah, H. inUr. ekspro-iv ov surprjz, pili, disiik,or jff. 
 AUA, A-\\(\, inter, dcnotig plejqr, triumf, or 
 
 surprjz. 
 Ahead, A-h^, ad. rajli; bef6r; furder on. 
 AuiGH, A-h|, ad. on bi. 
 Aid, ha, n. help; »ufKfirt; a^Lstans; a helper. 
 .ViD, (Id, r. /. tu help; tu a^i^t; tu supdirt. 
 AlDANCE, ild'ans, n. help: supuJrt; ad. 
 Aide-de-camp, Ud'.;>-kon, vr Ud'e-kamp, n. [F.] 
 
 an otiser uteudant on a jcncntl, tu konv4 hii 
 
 orderz. 
 Aidless, Qd'lc^, a. hclplcs; onsuportcd; frendlei. 
 AiGKET, a'gret, ) n. nam ov dc smol hwjl hcroo; 
 AlGIiKTT, U'gret, S a tuft, az ov fcdcrx. 
 Aioi LET, U'gq-let, u. a \xsni ov guld plast at dc 
 
 end ov frinjcz; an aglet. 
 Ail, ai, r. t. tu pan; tu giv pan; tu trubl. 
 Ail, (11, r. I. tu be in pan, or trubl. 
 Ailin(}, ai'in, pp. a. sikli; morbid; il. 
 .\iLMKNT, ai mcnt, n. pen; dizez; ilnes. 
 Aim, am, n. end^vor; dirckjon; dezjn. [dciJD. 
 Aim. a™, r. i. tu tak sjt; tu level: tu direkt; ta 
 Aim, am, r. t. tu direkt, az a mii<il wepn. 
 AiMEB. am'er, n. wun hin amz. 
 AIMLK.4S, am'lc-s, a. wid'^t am er objekt. 
 AiB, Ar, n. At flqid in hwi<j we bred, and bwig 
 
 sur'sndz de glub, konsistig ov to gasoz, uksijon 
 
 ancl njtrujen: atmu:ifer: jentl wind; At men or a 
 
 person: a tqn. 
 AiB, Ar, r. t. tu giv or tak \e; tu worm; ta drj 
 
 b| a f|r; tu eksjiel dainpnes. 
 AiB-BUiLT, Ar'bilt, a. bilt in At v- 
 Air-cells. Ar'scli, n. pi. sclz kontanig ^r. 
 AiR-DRAWN, Ar'dron, a. dr<n in j^r; vijonari. 
 -XiB-GUN, Ar'gun, n. a gun tu be di>cqrjd bJ ^. 
 Aib-hole, Ar'bul, n. an opnig tu admit or Am- 
 
 AiRiLT, Ar'i-li, ad. gali; merili; fpritli. 
 Airiness, Ar'i-nes, n. gacti; ckspojqr tu de %r. 
 .ViRiNU, Ar'ig, n. an ekskurjon; a wormig. 
 AiRLiNG, Ar'lig. n. a tales, gn penwin. 
 AiB-iMPE. Ar'pjp. n. a pjp jv^iA tu dnj fsl %r 
 
 fnim ii Jips hold. 
 .\iR-PLANT, Ar'pliint, n. a plant derjvig nqtii- 
 
 nii'nt fr<im de qr. [de wat uv At ^f. 
 
 .\|B P018E, Ar'p«Tz, n. an instrument tu meji^r 
 AiB-PiMP, Ar'pump, n. an initnnment for rc- 
 
 m^r>vig dr i\r M ov a vc.*el. 
 .\iB-SACKS, Ar'snks, n. pi. ^r-bagi in b^rdi. 
 AiB-NiiAFT, Ar'/aft, n. a puaj for de ^r inta 
 
 mjnz. 
 Air TIGHT, Ar'tjt. a. so ai not tu admit ^r. 
 AiR'VEiMEi.. Ar'vfs-cl. n. a vessel in plants for V. 
 AiRT, Ar'i, a. rrlatig tu, or admitig %r; ga. 
 Aible, i\, n. u wok in a <;un].
 
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 Aizoox, £I-zi6n, n. a jenus ov plants. 
 
 Ajar. A-jqr, a.d. hcif-opnd. 
 
 Ajutage, Aj'yii-taj, ». apjp ynzd in weter-wurks. 
 
 Akimbo, A-kim-bo, a. qrqt; krukcd. 
 
 Akin, A- kin, a. related tia; aljd bj blud; Ijk. 
 
 Alabaster, Al-a-bds-ter, n. a. hwjt ston er soft 
 
 niqrbl yqzd for ernamental purpusez. 
 Alack, A-hik, inter, ekspresiv ov soro. 
 Alackaday, A-Iak-a-da, inter, dsnotig soro and 
 
 melankoli. 
 Alacrity, A-lak-ri-ti, n. qErfulnes; Ijvlmes; red- 
 
 ines. _ [silk. 
 
 Alamode, Al-a-mod, ad. in As fajon; a tin blak 
 Alarm, A-lqrm, n. a krj ov danjer: suden teror. 
 AL;VEM, A-lqrm, v. t. tu impres wid fer; tu terif j. 
 Alarm BELL, A-lqrm-bel, n. a bel rui) denotig 
 
 danjer. [ncatis ov danjer. 
 
 Alarm-clock, A-lqrm-klok, n. a klok dat givz 
 Alarming, A-l^rm-i^, pp. a. terifiii): giviy alqrm. 
 Al.uiminglt, A-lqrm-ir)-li, ad. so az tu alqrm. 
 Alarmist, A-lqrm-ist, n. wun hiD eksjLs an alqrm. 
 Alarm-post, A-lqrm-post, n. de post apernted fer 
 
 men tu. aptr at in kas ov an alqrm. 
 Alarm-watch, A-lqrm-woq, n. a woq dat strjks 
 
 dg 'sr bj regyii^lated moovment. 
 Alarum, A-lq-rum, n. an alqrm klok. 
 Alas, A-lds, inter, a. wui'd ekspresii) lamentajon, 
 
 grgf, er piti. 
 Alate, A-lat, j a. wiijed; havig dilajonz Ijk 
 Alated, A-lat-ed, S wii)z. 
 Alb, Alb, n. a Roman prests surplis. 
 iVLBATROSs, Al'ba-tros, n. a Iqrj, web-futed berd. 
 Albeit, 91-be-it, ad. eld(5; be it so; notwidstandifl. 
 Albescent, Al-bes-ent, a. bekdmig hwjt. 
 Albification, Al-bi-fi-ka-Jon, n. akt ov makiij 
 
 liwjt. 
 Albigenses, Al-bi-jen-S8z, n.fl. a sekt ov Krist- 
 
 yanz ov de 12t sentq,ri; so keld from Albj, a t3n 
 
 in Frans. 
 Albinism, Al-bi-niz-m, m. stat ov an albjno. 
 Albino, Al-bj-no, &r Al-be-no, n. a hwjt negro, 
 
 er a person unnatyn,rali hwjt. 
 Albugineous, Al-bq,-jin-e-us, a. rezemblii) de 
 
 hwjt ov an eg. 
 Albugo, Al-bi\-go, n. [Z.] a dizez in de \. [&s. 
 Album, iVl'bum, n. a buk fer insertiij etografs. 
 Albumen, Al-bi|-men, n. de hwjt ov an eg. 
 Albuminous, Al-b^-min-us, a. pertanii) tu al- 
 
 bi],men. [pqrt ov wud. 
 
 Alburnum, Al-bur-num, n. de hwjt er softer 
 
 i^c-rE,ll:S,!-<^SpaniJj«jermajistrat. 
 
 Alcahest, Al'ka-hest, n. de ynqniversal solvent. 
 Alcalde, Al-kal-de, n. a majistrat er juj. 
 Alchemical, Al-kem-i-kal, a. relatip tu alkemi. 
 Alchemically, Al-kem-i-kal-i, ad. in de maner 
 
 ov alkemi. 
 Alchemist, Al'ke-mist, w. wnn verst in alkemi. 
 Alchemistical, Al-ke-mis-ti-kal, a. aktig Ijk an 
 
 alkemist. 
 Alchemize, Al'ke-mjz, v. t. tu transmit. 
 Alchemy, ^Vl'ke-mi, / «. de sjens ov kemistri, az 
 Alchymy, Al'ki-mi, i praktist in former tjmz; 
 
 de transmvi,taJon ov metalz; okvi,lt kemistri. 
 Alcohol, Al'ko-hol, n. pi^r er hjli rektif jd spirit: 
 
 spirits ov wjn: qrdent spirit. [taniij alkohul. 
 
 Alcoholic, Al-ko-hol-ik, a. relatii) tu, or kon- 
 Alcoholization, Al-ko-hol-i-za-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov alkoholjzii). 
 Alcoholize', Al'ko-hol-jz, r. t. tu mak an alko- 
 
 hol: tu rektif j, az spirits. 
 Alcoran, Al'ko-ran, w. a buk kontanii) de pre- 
 
 septs ov de Mahometan relijon. [ran. 
 
 Alcoranic, Al-ko-rau-ik, a. relatig tu de 'Alko- 
 Alcove, Ai-kov, n. a reses ov a qamber er ov a 
 
 Ijbrari; an qrbor in a gqrden. 
 
 Aldabaran, Al-da-ba-ran, n. a stqr in de kon- 
 
 stelujon Torus; kold also de bulz j. 
 Alder, Ol'der, n. a tre rezemblii) de hazel. 
 Alderman, 91'der-man, n., pi. 01'der-men; an 
 
 ofiser in a t'jjn kerporat, a siti, or a kerporajon. 
 Aldeemanly, 01'der-man-li, a. bekdmig an 
 
 olderman. 
 Ale, £11, «. fermented melt likor. 
 Ale-conner, 31'kon-er, n. an inspektor ov al-h'ss 
 
 mej^qrz. [Jon bj a kok. 
 
 Alectryom.^ncy, A-lek-tri-o-man-si, n. divina- 
 Alegar, Al'e-gar, n. s-sr al; a kjnd ov asid. 
 Ale-hoof, 31'huf, n. gr'snd jvi. 
 Ale-house, Jll'h'ss, n. a hijs hw^ral iz sold. 
 Alembic, A-lem-bik, n. a glas er metal vesel 
 
 j-i],zd in distiliij. 
 Ale-wife, Jll'wjf, n. a wuman hco keps an al-h'ss. 
 Alert, A-lert, a. on gqrd; Ljvli; woqful; pert. 
 Alertness. A-lert-nes, n. wnyfulnes; sprjtlines. 
 Ale-yat, {ill'vat, n. de tub in hwiq al iz fermented. 
 Alexandrine, Al-eks-an-drin, n. a vers ov twelv 
 
 silablz. 
 Alexipharmic, A-leks-i-fqr-mik, 11. an antidot 
 
 agenst ptjrzn or infekjon. 
 Alexipharmical, A-leks-i-fqr-mi-kal, a. pozesig 
 
 de p'ser ov an antidot. 
 Alexiteric. A-leks-i-ter-ik, i a. dat drjvz 
 
 Alexiterical, A-leks-i-ter-i-kal, i perzn er fe- 
 
 verz awa. 
 Alexiterics, A-leks-i-ter-iks, n. pi. prezervatiTZ 
 
 agenst pffznz and infekjonz. 
 Alga, Al'ga, n. [£.] pi. Al'je; a plant; se-wed. 
 Algazel, Al-ga-zel, n. a bn,tiful spejez ov ante- 
 lop. 
 Algebra, Al'je-bra, ». de sjens ov kwontiti in 
 
 jeneral, er yi^niversal aritmetik. 
 Algebraic, Al-je-bra-ik, 1 a. relatii) tu al- 
 
 Algebraical, Al-JE-bra-i-kal, i jebra; perfermd 
 
 bj aljebra. [ov aljebra. 
 
 Algebraically, Al-je-bra-i-kal-i, ad. bj menz 
 Algebraist, Al-je-bra-ist, n. wun verst in aljebra. 
 Algerine, Al-jer-en, a. belogii) tu Aljerz. 
 Algor, Al'gor, n. [Z.] ekstrem kold. 
 Algorism, Al'go-riz-m, | n. de qrt ovkompq,ta- 
 Algorithm, Al'gQ-rid-m.i Jon bj nq,meral fig- 
 
 yr^rz; aritmetik. 
 Algu.\zil, Al'ga-zel, n. a SpaniJ ofiser ov justis. 
 Alias, a'li-as, ad. [Z.] uderwjz; — n. a kjnd ov rit. 
 Alibi, Al'i-bj, w. [Z.] elshw^r; in anuder plas. 
 
 3e pie ov a person aki^zd, hO) alejez dat he woz 
 
 in anuder plas hwen de krjm woz komited. 
 Alien, Ell'yen, a. foren; estranjd from. 
 Alien, Jll'j^en, n. a forener: a stranjer. 
 Alien, fll-yen, v. t. tu alyenat. 
 Alienable, £Il'yen-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig alyen- 
 
 ated er transferd. 
 Alienate, fll'yen-at, v. t. tu estranj; tu sel; tu 
 
 transfer; tu aplj tu a rog yq,s. 
 Alienated, £Il'yen-at-ed, p)- estranjd; transferd. 
 Alienation, 3l'yen-a-Jon, n. a. makig over; a 
 
 seliij; mental deranjment. 
 Alienee, 31-yen-E, n. wun tu hosm a tig iz sold. 
 Alienism, 31'yen-iz-m, n. de stat ov beig an alj'en. 
 Aliform, Al'i-ferm, a. havig de Jap ov a wig. 
 Aligerous, A-lij-er-us, a. havig wigz. 
 Alight, A-lit, r. i. tu fel upon; tu desend; tu 
 
 get of; tu dism-jnt. [form. 
 
 Alike, A-ljk, ad. similar; in de sam maner and 
 Aliment, Al'i-mcnt, «. food; nurijment: suport. 
 Alimental. Al-i-ment-al, a. nqtrijus; ndrijig. 
 Alimentally, Al-i-ment-al-i, ad. nutrijusli. 
 Alimentariness, Al-i-ment-a-ri-nes, n. stat ot 
 
 beig alimentari. 
 Alimentary, Al-i-ment-a-ri, a. belogig tu er 
 
 afuirdii) aliment: konvaig aliment. [ig. 
 
 Alimentation, Al-i-men-ta-Jon, «. akt ov niirij-
 
 ALL 
 
 It 
 
 ALL 
 
 ALL-BANCTirTixo, OI-giok-U-fi-iQ, M. iigktif|i9 
 
 Ar hul. (ip even fag. 
 
 \ll MKARcnixo, Ot-a^^-ig, M. penradig •nd Sfrg- 
 
 ■ein ereri tip. 
 
 run dat 
 
 ALiMETTtTESEM, Al-i-fD^nt-iT-nw, n. de organ 
 
 (iv :i(irHt fitr fjxl. 
 Alimomi'S, Al-i-mii-ni-u", >i. ntiri/i{): alirai^ntal. 
 Alimony, Al'i-mij-ni, n. <i m^jxirai iimntc-nan^ fir! All skki.vo, <M-i*-ij), 
 
 a wiani'^n h'li iza^parato<l tnnu h<>r huzband. I All-mclk, if\-'i-i-r, n. wun dat ttt even tin. 
 Aliquant, Al'i-kwant, a. dat duz not divj<l cgz- All-socls-dat, Ol-iu&li-da, n. dt Mkood n ot 
 
 Aktli: ai-, .3 it an alikwanl pqrt or 10. NuvjiinbiT. [iti, 
 
 ALigi'OT, Al'i-kwoJ, a. dnt mesqnt pgiAktli; ai, | All-»i kkicikxcv, Ol-suf-iJ-en-ii, «. infinit abil- 
 
 ;{ li ;in nlikwut jM^rt <.\ 12. ALL-SirriCiEXT, ei-suf-ij-eat, a. nifijent tu 
 
 .\LIVE. A-ljv, a. not lied; nktir; <;frful: Ijvli. cvcri tij): (Jod. (tigi. 
 
 Alkaiiist, Al'ka-hest, 11. a prtl^nded jrqnivfrwl I All-slstainiso, 01-gu«-uin-ij), a. upholdn) at 
 
 m.lv 111. 1 ALL-wiHk. 01-w|x, a. \t(nmt «v infinit wiKluin. 
 
 ALKALtflTEXT, Al-ka l^-«nt,a. portakin ornlkalj. Allah, Al'q, «. de Ar&bik nam <iv dr Sqjjrtm 
 Alkali, Al'kn-lj, or Al'ka-li, n. n suh-^nni dat Ht'iO- [t«nd in dt alant^. 
 
 mi r.iljzi'i ii.iidz. }'i4:if'\z vi-jetabl, umIis. inin- Allantoic, Al-an-US-ik, a. pcrtani;i tu or koa- 
 
 rr.i!. Hiid amania. volatil alknlj. , Allaxtoid, AI-an-tAd, \ n.a tin inonibran I'ityn- 
 
 Alkalixe. Al'kn-Ijn ur Al'ka-lin, a. havig de ' Allantoih, Al-an-tcrs, i ated betw^n de korion 
 
 kwilitiz ov alkalj. j niid ainnir>s in animalx. 
 
 Alkalixitt. .Vl-kii-lin-i-ti, n. dt kwoliti hwi^ Allay, A-la. r.t. tu kw(et; tu paoifl; tu taA\ 
 
 koiHtiiiit.i an alknlj. . tu drlta", az a metal. 
 
 Alkaliie, .Xrkn-ljz, r. i. tu mnk nlkaljn. | Allay, A-1h. n. a bos metal. Se Lill/ty.) 
 
 Alkaldid, .\l'kii-l<r(l, n. a vejrtubl prin^ijil havip Allayer, A-l(i-iT, n. de |)erson or tig dal alai. 
 
 alkiliii kwiilitiz in 11 cljt drtrrf. [konncz. ALLAYMt.vT, A-Iii-mcnt, ii. de akt or pTjcr ov 
 
 ALKEiiifES. Al-ki^r-mrz, m. a konfekjon mnd ov I niain. 
 \lkouax, Al'ko-nin, ■«. n buk kontanig de prr- Alleoatiox, AI-r-fjA-Jon, n. akt ov al^jig: afer- 
 
 sij.t-' iiv dr Miibomrtnn rrlijon. | uiii/on: pir: deklarejon. 
 
 Vll, ♦'I, a. dt hul: cvori wun; even pqrt. i Alledoe. A-I^j, > r. t. tu aferm; tu dekl4r; tu 
 
 All, HI, n. dr hul; ««vcritin. I Allege, A-Ij^j. i pled. 
 
 All, OI, ;«</. kwjl: koinplrili; holli; pntjrli. W iz Ali.egeable, A-l<5j-a-bl, a. dnt ma be al^jd. 
 
 m i(j ynzd in kiimjV)ziji>n; but, in most in'T.insi'Z, Allegeb, A-U-j-or, n. wun httj ali-jcz. 
 
 it ii inrrli i^rbitrnri; it adz furs tu dt wurd; a^. Allegiaxce, A-le-ji-an:*, n. de ubediens ov a 
 
 hl-im^ni. fif-p'frf'ul. I nubjckt dq tua soveren or guvemment. 
 
 All-aloxo. Ol-a-log, ad. trr»*t; in de hoi. i Ailegiaxt, A-le-ji-ant,a. lflral;diitiful:ubcdient. 
 
 \LL- atoxixo, ♦•l-a-tun-io, a. atonig fxr ol. I Allegoric, Al-e-grtr-ik, t a. relatig tu er 
 
 \i.L BEARING. Oi-b.-'ir-i^ a. prudnsli) ovcri tij). j Allegorical, Al-e-g6r-i-kal, i ]MrtakiD ovale- 
 ALLBorNTKors. »M-hSn-fe-u.«, < a. jiorfcktli b'ltn- j K'-'": fijr.viimtiv. 
 All-boixtikil, Wl-b-jn-ti-ful, i tiful; ov infi- , Allegorioally', Al-c-g6r-i-kal-i, ad. in an ale - 
 
 nit binii. I jforiknl iiiancr. [beig alegorikol. 
 
 All niAXOixo, OI-qAnj-ig, a. perp^tyqali (}anjig. ' Allegoricalxess, Al-e-gor-i-kal-nci', n. stat ov 
 All roMPoaiXG, OI-kom-p<Sx-io, ^- ^<^' maks ol ' Alleoorist, Al'e-gu-rist, n. wnn ha» te<;ei alt- 
 
 friiikwil. fri3rikali. [alegori. 
 
 \: ■ ' I .' ':; iiEXSivT. Ol-kom-prr-hen-'iv, a. Allegorize, Al'e-pa-rjz, v. t. tu turn intu an 
 linMltini!- Allegorize, Al'e-gu-rjz, r. «. tu sjick aleg6ri- 
 
 \ll > 1 ALixo, Ol-kon-sel-ig, a. bjdig or kon- ! kali. 
 
 iiriin "I. I Allegorizer. Al'r-go-rjz-er, n. an alrgorist. 
 
 ALL-roxQrERiXG, OI-k6g-kcr-ig,a. datsubdi'ixol. Allegory. Al'e-po-ri, n. a figyqrativ disk6r?, 
 All-divixe, 0!-di-vjn, a. i»qprrmli oksclent. | iinpliig sunitig dnt ix not litcrali eksprwt; a 
 
 All PiviNixo, Oj-di-vjn-ig, a. furt«ilig ol tigx. ' sinibolikal rjtig; a fahl. 
 
 \ll MiEADED, 0|-.lrp<l-c<l, a. drodod b| ol. j ALLEGRjrrxo, Al-r-gret-o, ad. [It.] denotig t}m 
 
 ALL-KKFifiEXT, 01-cf-i/-cnt, a. ov unliniitotl i*fi- l«.'.« kwik dan nlejEcriJ- (Jon. 
 
 knM. [tigz. Allegro, .\-lf-jn-ia, ad. [fi.] denotig opritli mo- 
 
 \ll expixo. Ol-i'nd-ig. a. putin an end tu ol Alleli-jaii, Al-r-lij-ya, n. piv praz tu Jehova. 
 All-exliohtexixo, 01-cn-ljt-n-ig, a. cnl{tnig ol I Allemaxd, Al-e-m<ind. n. a bri.sk Jormandans; — 
 
 ti;ir. I ( -Vi/*.) a Ao ijr in komon tjm. 
 
 ^ I : i • I -KAY, 01-fAlz-dn. n. de fprst ov Hpril, Allemaxxic, Al-e-man-ik. a. bclugig tu de Ale- 
 1 ik nz m''ni fj)lz nz da kan. j ni.iiij, nr nn/oiit ,I»;nnanz. 
 
 :i > i: iviNG, OI-for-j;iv-ig, a. forgivigol. Alleviate, A-lr-vi-at, r. /. tu ex; tu sofn; tu alA. 
 
 \ll toi H.H. Ol-furt, n. a earn at kfirdi. \ Alleviatiox, A-lc-vi-a-Jon, n. akt ov alfviatig: 
 
 A I.L-GIVER. Ol-jfiv-cT. 11. ae givi-r ov ol tigx. j dnt hwi<j aleviat."; mitigajon. 
 
 All GRAriovs. H|-)fni-Ju.s a. porfektli f^jn<i. ! Alleviative, A-le-vi-o-tiv, n. a pdtiativ. 
 \Li. II M.i.ow. Ol-h.-il-o, t n.ol-onnt.'dn.de fpryt ' Alley, Al'i, n. a wok; a nnro jO'<aj. 
 .Vi.L II \LLowB, Ol-hal-ux, ( ov Ncvcmbor. I All-hail, Hl-hal. intrr. ol belt be tu ycb: be wel. 
 
 .\ll II *LLow-TiDE, Ol-hil-o-tjd, II. de t\m ntr! Alliaceoi'S, Al-i-a-Ju», a. partakig ov gqrlik or 
 
 ol-.'<iint 
 All ii..\..itKi>. 0|V.n-ord, a. onord bj ol. 
 
 a. Ol-jiij-ig. a. jojigol. 
 \ "! ii^<i. „, porfrktli ju-it. [?!. 
 
 \ -i ful, a. ov pprfekt mor- 
 
 \ ^1. .1. havig o| p<»rfckj"n. 
 
 ^11 :-.r likt-nc!', n. cntjr j)cr- I 
 
 \LL iMKRCixo, Ol-p^i^-ij). a. prrstg even tig. I 
 All rowKKri'L, Bl-p^-cr-ful, «. elmiti; omnip- 1 
 
 oti'nt. 
 All SAIXT8-DAT, Ol-flAntd-da, a. de da for ;i^It- | 
 
 hratig dt rants: dr f^nt ov Vov^mher. ' 
 
 unyonx. 
 Alliance, A-lj-an.«, n. a konfodoraFi: a leg: afin- 
 
 iti; rcln/on b| marij. or bj kindred. 
 Alliciexct, A-liJ-cn-si, n. atrak/»n; magnctixm. 
 Alligate. Ari-gnt, r.^ tu j«Tn tup^dor: tu yt}n)t. 
 Alligation. Al-i-pi-Jon, n. dt akt ov tjig tu- 
 
 p«>den a nM ov aritinetik. 
 Alligator. Al-i-ga-tor, n. dt Amoriknn krukod)!. 
 .\lli8ION. A-li;-on. n. de akt ov Ktrikig wun tig 
 
 agonst aniidcr. 
 Alliteration, A-lit-cr-i-/on, «. de brginig tA 
 
 or inor wunl/: wid de ««m IcM'r. [era /on. 
 
 Alliterative. .\-Ht-er-a-tiv, a. rtlatig tu alit-
 
 ALM 
 
 14 
 
 ALT 
 
 Allocation, Al-o-ka-Jon, ». a putig tu, er ner; 
 
 al'saus mad upon an ak'bnt. 
 Allocatur, Al-co-ka-tur, n. alisana ov a rit. 
 Allocution, Al-o-ki^-Jon, n. de akt ov spekig 
 
 tu aniider. 
 Allodial, A-16-di-al, a. not ft^dal: independent. 
 Allodium, A-16-di-um, n. land held bj an indi- 
 
 vidyn^al in hiz can rjt. 
 Allonge, A-liinj, n. a pas er trust mad at an 
 
 cnEmi wid a sord. 
 Alloo, A-kf), I', t. tu set on; tu. halcG. 
 Allopathic, Al-o-p.at-ik, a. pertanin tu alopati. 
 Allopathist, A-16p-a-tist, n. wun (fat praktisez 
 
 medisin akordir) tu ds rttilz ov alopati. 
 Allopathy, A-16p-a-ti, n. de doktrin er teori 
 
 for ki]^rii) dizezez bj prodixsii) in de pajent 
 
 afekjonz diferent from de dizez. 
 Allot, A-16t. r. t. tu grant; tu distribyqt; tu lot. 
 Allotment, A-16t-ment, h.o Jq^r;pqrtaprwpriated. 
 Allow, A-I's, t. t. tu permit; tu abat; tu aprcov. 
 Allowable, A-li'-a-bl, a. dat ma be al-sd; loful. 
 Allowableness, A-lS-a-bl-nes, n. lefulnes; fit- 
 
 nes. 
 Allowably, A-l's-a-bli, ad. wid klam ov al^.ans. 
 Allowance, A-1-s-ans, n. saijkjon; Ijsens; permij- 
 
 on: abatment: a grant or stjpend; setld rat. 
 Allowance, A-l's-ans, v. t. tu put upon al'sans. 
 Alloy, A-lff, n. a baser metal mikst wid a fjner 
 
 wun; a debast substans. 
 Alloy, A-lif, v. t. tu redi\s a f jn metal bj a baser, 
 Allspicis, 61'spjs, n. Jamaka pcper er pimento. 
 Allude, A-li'^d, v. i. tu refer; tu hint at; tu in- 
 
 sinyqat. [upon paper. 
 
 Alluminou, A-li|-min-or, n. a kulorer or panter 
 Allure, A-ii\,r, v. t. tu entjs; tia dektf; tu atrakt. 
 Allured, A-lq^rd, p- temted; dren, er entjst. 
 Allurement, A-h\r-ment, n. cntjsment; temtajon. 
 AlluRer, A-h|i--er, n. wun hoo alvj,rz. [tjsii]. 
 
 Alluring, A-hi^r-iij, 2''P- «'• temtiij; sednsiij; eu- 
 Allueingly, A-li^r-iij-li, ad. in an alqrir) maner. 
 Alluringness, A-h|r-ii)-nes, n. entjsment. 
 Allusion, A-hi,-;^on, n. a hint; indirekt referens; 
 
 in retcjrik, dat f igyi^r bj hwiq sum wurd er fraz 
 
 in a sentens kelz tu mjnd a similar subjekt. 
 Allusive, A-li\.-siv, a. makii) ali\,gon; hintiij. 
 Allusively, A-li\,-siv-li, ad. in an aln,siv maner. 
 Allusiveness, A-U'i-siv-nes, «. stat ov beii) alr^siv. 
 Alluvial, A-h'i-vi-al, a. pertanig tu alluvion; 
 
 karid bj weter; aded tu land bj de woj ov weter. 
 Alluvion, A-hj,-vi-on, ) n. an akn,mii^laJon ov 
 Alluvium, A-li|,-vi-um, i ert, sand, gravel, is., 
 
 bj akjon ov woter; alqvial land. 
 Ally", A-li, r. t. tia jninjt bj kindred er frendjip. 
 Ally, A-lj, n. a frend: konfederat; relajon. 
 Alma, or Alme, Al'mu, e;' Al'me, n. dansig gerlz 
 
 ov Fjipt. 
 Almacantar, Al-ma-kan-tar, n. a smol serkl ov 
 
 de sfer, paralel tu de hujrizon. 
 Almacantar's-STAff, Al-ma-kan-tarz-staf, n. an 
 
 instrcoment yi^zd txa tak obzervajonz ov de sun. 
 Almagest, Al'ma-jest, n. a buk ov problemz in 
 
 astronomi bj Tolemi. 
 Almamater, Al-ma-ma-ter, »i. [Z.] "benin mud- 
 
 er;" a term aplid tu a kolej hw^r wun woz ed- 
 
 yH,kated, [weks, and daz. 
 
 Almanac, 01'ma-nak, n. a kalender ov munts, 
 Almandine, Al'man-djn, n. akjndov inferior rffjbi. 
 Almery, Al'mer-i, 71, a niq; kuburd; loker, 
 Almightiness, 01-mi-ti-nes, n. unlimited p-ser; 
 
 omnipotcns; an atribn.t ov God. [nipotent. 
 
 Almighty, 01-mi-ti, a. havi;) unlimited p-scr; om- 
 Almighty, 01-mj-ti, n. At Omnipotent: God. 
 Almond, fl'mond, ;i. de fribt ov de qmond tre. 
 Almonds, il'mondz, n. pi. ta> glandz on de sjdz 
 
 ov de tup; de tonsilz. 
 Almoner, Al'mon-er, n. a di3tribyq,ter ov qmz; 
 
 an ofiser ov a prins, &s., emplffd in de distribij,- 
 
 Jon ov ^ariti. [qpiz. 
 
 Almonry, Al'mon-ri, 71. a plas for distribyq^tip 
 Almost, 01'most, ad. nerli; wcl-nj. 
 Alms, ilmz, n. a gift or benefakjon tu de pdor; a 
 
 qaritabl donajon. 
 Alms-deed, flmz'ded, n, an akt ov qariti; a gift. 
 Alms-giver, Bmz'giv-er, n, wun hoo givz tu de 
 
 poor. [qariti. 
 
 Alms-giving, ilmz'giv-ig, n. de bestoment ov 
 Alms-house, Bmz'h-ss, n. a hiss fer de poor hcD 
 
 subsist on cariti. 
 Alms-man, Hmz'man, n. wun ho livz on qmz. 
 Almug-tree, Al'mug-tre, n. a. tre menjond in 
 
 Skriptyiir. 
 Alnage, Al'naj, n. a mejur bj de el; el me3n,r. 
 Alnager, Al'na-jer, n. u mcjjvirer bj de el. 
 Alnight, 01'njt, 71. a kak ov waks wid de wik 
 
 in de midst. 
 Aloe, Al'o, n. a kjnd ov tre ov several spejez. 
 Aloes, Al'oz, n. de inspisated jq,s ov de alca; a 
 
 stimyii^latiij katqrtik medisin. 
 Algetic, Al-o-et-ik, / a. pertaniij tva alo, 
 
 Aloetical, Al-o-et-i-kal, f or partakiy ov de 
 
 kwolitiz ov alQz. 
 Aloft, A-16ft, ad. on hj; abuv; in de ^r. 
 Alomancy, Al'o-man-si, n. divinajon bj selt. 
 Alone, A-16n, a. sii)gl; solitari; wid'st kumpani. 
 Along, A-16p, ud. onward; forward; leijtwjz. 
 Along, A-16ij, prep, ner; bj de .«jd ov. 
 Alongside, A-16ij-sid, ad '\>\ de sjd ov a Jip. 
 Aloof, A-l(fif, ad. at a distans; fqr apqrt. 
 Aloud, A-l^d, ad. l^dli; wid a grat nerz. 
 Alpaca, Al-pak-u, n. a spejez ov Percovian Jep. 
 Alpha, Al'fa, n. de ferst leter in de Grek alfa- 
 
 bet; yn,zd tu signif j de ferst. 
 Alphabet, Al'fa-bet, n. de leterz ova laggwaj, 
 
 aranjd in de kiistomari erder. 
 Alphabet, Al'fa-bet, c t. tu aranj in de order 
 
 ov an altabet. 
 Alphabetic, Al-fa-bet-ik, ) a, in de erder 
 
 Alphabetical, Al-fa-bet-i-kal, i ovanalfahet. 
 Alphabet aeian, Al-fa-bet-a-ri-an, n. an a-be-se 
 
 skolar. 
 Alphabetically, Al-fa-bet-i-kal-i, ad. akerdii) 
 
 tia de alfabet. 
 Alpine, Al'pin, ar Al'pjn, a. relatii) tu er rez6m- 
 
 blii) de Alps: hj; m^ntenus. 
 Already, 01-red-i, ad. befor dis tjm; n?. 
 Also, OI'sq, ad. in de sam maner; Ijkwjz. 
 Also, 01'so, h»ij. denotii) adijon er konjuijkjon. 
 Alt, Alt, a. n. (Mus.) hi; hj pqrt. Se AUo. 
 Altar, 01'tar, ji, de plas on hwiq sakrifisez wer 
 
 oferd; de komxinyon tab!. [dEe olttir. 
 
 Altar-piece, 01'tar-pEs, 7i. a pantii) plast over 
 Alter, 01'tcr, v. t. tu qanj; tu mak uderwjz. 
 Alter, 01'ter, v.i. tu sufer qanj; tu vari. 
 Alterable, 01'ter-a-bl, a. dat ma be qanjd or 
 
 olterd. [qanj. 
 
 Alterability, 01-tcr-a-bil-i-ti, n. suseptibl ov 
 Alterably, 01'ter-a-bli, ad. in a qanjabl maner. 
 Alterant, 01'ter-ant, a. pradqsii) qanj. 
 Alterant, 01'ter-ant, 71. a medisin hwiq gradyq,- 
 
 ali korekts de stat ov de bodi. [qanj. 
 
 Alteration, 01-ter-a-Jon, w, de akt ov elteri|}; 
 Alterative, Ol'tcr-a-tiv, 71. a medisin dat oper- 
 
 ats bj slu and imperseptibl degrez. [elterig. 
 
 Alterative, Ol'ter-a-tiv, a. haviy de kwoliti ov 
 Altercate, Al'tcr-kat, ^'. i. tu raggl; tu kont^nd 
 
 wid. 
 Altercation, Al-tcr-ka-Jon, 7». debat; kontro- 
 
 versi; rapgl: kontest; dispqt. 
 Alternate, Al-ter-nat, a. bj turnz; in suksejon. 
 Alternate, Al-t^r-nat, v. t. tu qanj or perform 
 
 bj turnz. [turnz. 
 
 Alternately, Al-ter-nat-li, ad. mqtyqali; bj
 
 AM A 
 
 16 
 
 AMH 
 
 ALTElUIATSXicas, Al-t^r-nat-nes, h. «Uit ov bcig 
 
 alttirna'. 
 Ai.TKK.NATio.v, Al-tiT-nn-Jun, J /». rtiiprukal «uk- 
 \LTt.KNATr, Altt;r-im-ti, | ntjon. 
 Altkhnativk, Al-t«;r-na-tiv, »i. a <,'ti g\va ov Ub 
 
 til)*- 
 Altkbxative, Ai-tvr-na-tiv, a. rtsiprukali qanjig. 
 ALTtHNATiVLLY, AJ-t^f-ntt-tiT-li, ad. bj turnz; 
 
 rfii>ru)Uiili. 
 ALTKKNATivt.Nias, AI-tYr-na-liv-noo, n. de kwol- 
 
 iti or sUit (iv bciu nltrrnativ. 
 Althea, Al-t«'-u, II. a spr/ez uv Siriun malo. 
 Aj.tiiouu>i, <)l-d6, L->i{/. graut dat; Ad; if. 
 ALTiLOgi't:NCt!, AI-lil-6>-k«roiu, n. lofti spt^: 
 
 poini)ui lau^^fwaj. [pus. 
 
 ALTiLOyL KNT, Al-til-o-kwent, a. h\ gondii): p<iin- 
 Ai.TiUKTLH, Al-iim-c-ler, H. an iiistrdiiucut f.>r 
 
 ttiki(| iiltitiiilz b| jcutnctrikiil prinitiplz. 
 ALTiMtTUY, Al-tiin-c-tri, n. de (^rt or mesi^rio 
 
 hit«. 
 Altibonant, Al-tU-o-DOOt, f a. h{ S7ndit): lofti 
 VLTiso.NOL'ti, Al-tis-u-na.«, i or pompun; az, in 
 
 IttlKwaj. 
 Altitluk, Al'ti-ttid, «. de hit ov a pla.'*. 
 Altivolant, Al-tiv-u-lant, a. tljin hi: Sijrijj. 
 Alto, Al'tu, n. [Jt.] (Mut.) de hjfU pqrt for 
 
 mal vrrsct. 
 Altooetiikr, 01-lu-g^d-cT, ad. kompletli; cnt^rli: 
 
 bulli: kiiiijiii)k!li; iu kuiu|>aDi. 
 Alto iiiLitvo. Al'iu rt-li'-va, n. dat \i\n<\ ov TtMi 
 
 io Hktilptyiir, hvritj prujckts az inuij az de l|f: 
 
 hj relef. [kemistri. 
 
 All'UEL, Al'yii-dfl, »i. u ^ubliinig jiot, yt^zU iu 
 AlI'U, Al'um, n. an a^trinjent mineral »>lt. 
 AlI'MIXA, A-li'i-niin-u, / a. a kjnd ov yrt; pqr 
 Ali'Mim:, Ar.vi|-iuin, ) kiu. [alum. 
 
 Ali'minoi'h, A-hi-ini-nu.o, a. kontani{), or Ijk 
 VLt'XiNLM, A-li'i-iui-num, n. dc mi-Lalik baser 
 
 aliiiniiiu. 
 AlI'MIsii. Al'um-iJ, a. haviy dt nntyqr ov alum. 
 .Kluiin'L'S, A-liim-nU'*, n. [Z.j pi. Alumn^; a grad- 
 
 yqut ov kolfj. [cr. 
 
 Alvkakv, Al'vc-a-ri, ». a bc-hjv; dc hola or de 
 Alvi.olar, Al-ve-u-lar, > a. kontanin tiokcta; 
 .Vlvkolary, Al-ve-u-ln-ri, i holu sclz, or jiii.i. 
 .Vlvkulatk. Al-vc-o-lat, fl. formd l{ka huni-kaoi. 
 Alvixk. Al'vin. a. bdupig tu dc bcli or intivtinz. 
 .\lways, Ol'wHZ, aJ. p<.T|)Otyn,ali: kon.-<lantli. 
 .\. M., A. M, un abrcviujon for iartinm m<t<pj'Ur,\ 
 
 m iHt<T <iv i\x\*: and \anU n\eri<l i<'m\ befur man. 
 Am, Am, '. i. At i>;rH ij^rson ov dc verb tu br. 
 Amiability, U-mi-a-bil-i-ti, u. luvlincii: a piscr 
 
 ov plcziy. 
 Amai.\, A-Diiin, ad. wid vebemon.<« or vigor. 
 Amaloam. A-iiial-;^m, n. a mik-styi^r ov kwik- 
 
 silvi-r wid aiiiidiT metal; uni mikstyqr. 
 Amaloauatc, A-m.il-gn-mnt, r. t. tta komhjn I 
 
 nx^rkivri wid uder mc-talz; Iu miks intimntli:- - J 
 
 r. •'. tu komp'^ud or ytinil in an amal^iu; tu i 
 
 blend. [amaigiiinatio. I 
 
 Amaloamation, A-mal-ga-ma-Jdn, n. de akt ov [ 
 Ama.M'lnsih, A-man-yq-PD-si.^, ;)J. A-man-yn-^n- ) 
 
 wr, II. u ixr-i.n hji rit-t hwot aniidcr diktat;). 
 .Vmarantii, .Viu'.i-r.mt, n. tt plant: flMT-ji-nll; 
 
 Mj k'>l<l brk -z hwrn ^fiidcrd it duz not .'ittn wid- j 
 
 er: a finer dat never fadi. [rant-<. | 
 
 Amaraxtiiink. Am-a-ran-(in, a. bel6oio tuama- 1 
 Amaritidk, A-mar-i-tud, n. bitorucs; !>everiti. I 
 Amarvi.lih, .\ra-tt-ril-i.«, n. a jenus ov bulbu^ j 
 
 plant-; lili d.ifuidil. | 
 
 .\mash. a ra.ii, f. /. lu koWkt tUK<'der; tu hep up. t 
 .Vma.skmknt, A-iixi.<-mcnl, n. a hep: kolekjon. { 
 .\matei'R, Atu-a-tvf, vr Am-a-ttir, n. a luver ov I 
 
 cni qri or sion.", not a prufoaor; o v^rtyn^so. I 
 Amatorial. Am-a-t^-n-»l, > a. rtlatig tu or in- 
 .Vmatort, Am'a-t4>-ri, i di'i^t b| luv. | 
 
 Amatoriax, Am-a-tu-ri-an, a. pcrtanig tu lur. 
 Amativexum, Aiu'a-tir-ni-, n. <i propcnjiti tu 
 AMAUR08I8, Am-u-rij-iii-. "V «it. [lur. 
 
 Amaze, A-uuiz, r. /. tu t Durprjz; ta 
 
 |K.Tplckn; II. a.'-toni/ni' : _ , -iii. 
 
 AmazkiiLY, A-nuiz-ed-li, aJ. wid amazmrnt. 
 AMAZLi>N»i8, A-miiz-Ml-ne4, f n. astonijmenl. 
 Amazement, A-iiuiz-meut, i koufiyon. 
 AMAZiN(i, A-miiz-io, />/: a. ajiu'inijiu; wonderful. 
 Amazingly, A-muz-iu-li, aJ. in a miner lu m- 
 
 t<>ni/. 
 Amazon. Am'a-zon, n. a wurlik wumao; a virago. 
 Amazunia.v, Am-a-zu-ni-an, a. relatig tu Ama- 
 
 zonz; worljk. [in knmiHjziJon. 
 
 Amb and Am, Amb and Am, ab'^t; ar-<<nd; yt^zd 
 Ambace-s. Am-bii-jez, u./jI.[L.] h^rkurnlokqjon. 
 Amuaksaiior, Am-bju-i-a-dor, n. u ji^T'ton fent in a 
 
 pulilik niuner from wun i>overen piser tu andder. 
 Ambakmaur>:8S, Am-baii-a-droa, n. de wif ov an 
 
 umbiL'^adiir. 
 Amba.s.'sv, Am'ba.-'-i, ii. Sc {EnihaMnj.) 
 Amber, Am'ber, n. n hqrd i<omi-p<-li^iid gubataoa, 
 
 bwjt or yelo, fi«nd in dc qrt, or trun on Jor bj 
 
 At ft. 
 Ambergris, Am'bcr-grc', n. a hqnl, opak, reti- 
 
 niis .•ul>.>>tan.'<, di!<ciirjd bj At Hpi,-ruuueti bwal. 
 Ambidexter, Am-bi-dekjs-tcr, n. [L.\ wun dat 
 
 kun yqz but handz aljk: u dubl deler. 
 Ambiuextekity, .Vm-bi-deks-t<ir-i-ti, n. stat ov 
 
 bci|) uniliidek.-itrux; >lubl delig. 
 .Vmbiuextrois, Am-bi-dek.s-tru.'<, a. dubl delin 
 
 yiizi{) but liamlz alik. [bidekiitcriti. 
 
 Ambidextrol'sness, Am-bi-dek-s-trus-ne:", n. am- 
 Ambient, Am'bi-cot, a. knm|)a.iii); .vumndio. 
 Ambigi', Am'bi-gn, n. [Fr.] a medli ov dijez: 
 
 apljd lu dc leterz i/, «■, tu ?i;^nifi di^r semi- 
 
 vrcl, semi-kon.*onanl karakter. 
 Ambioi'ITY, .Vni-bi-gi'i-i-ti, n. a dubl mcnig; d'Bt- 
 
 fulne.j or uns>;rtenti ov menig. 
 AMBiOfota. Am-big-yn-us, a. distful; mi.iteriu.'i. 
 Ambigioisly, Am-big-yq-us-li, aJ. in a dutful 
 
 maner. 
 .\mbu;l-oi-8Xess, Am-big-ya-u.o-ni-s, h. dutful- 
 
 nei; ambigiiiti; and hens, obskqriti. 
 .\mbilogy, Am-bil-u-ji, n. tok or laggwaj or 
 
 distful mcnig. lyi"^ ekiiprcjoni. 
 
 Ambiloqioi'8, Am-bU-o-kwu:<, a. ytizig ambig- 
 AMBiLOgi'Y, Am-bil-o-kwi, n. tok ov umbigyquj 
 
 mcnii). 
 .\mbit, .Vm'bit, n. a kum[>aa: a serkumferenii. 
 .Vmbitiun, Am-biJ-on, n. cger dczjr ov pner, oner, 
 
 fam, eiuynlajon. ^en-, or .«iiperioriti. 
 
 Ambitiocs, Ain-biJ-ui>, a. deziru-i ov fam, ckael- 
 Ambitioi'sly, Am-bi/-us-li, ad. in an ambiju!< 
 
 maner. 
 Ambitioi'sness. Am-biJ-os-nes, n. de kwoliti or 
 
 bcit) ambijus; ambi/on. 
 Amble, Am'bl, r. i. tu moiv wid o iicki^lyar pas, 
 
 az a h<)n<: tu mdiv afekto<lli; tu pus. 
 .Vmble, Am'bl, r. t. tu mttjv upjn an ambl: tu 
 
 rootv czili: tu {e.^. 
 Amble. Am'bl, n. a pckqlyar pa< ov a hors. 
 Ambler, Am'bler, n. a bora hwii; aniblz. 
 .Vmbling, /'/>. a. liftlg dc ta> legz on de .'am ajd 
 
 at ferst poii) of, and den (janjin. 
 Amblixgly, Am'blig-li, ad. wid an amblig gat. 
 .\hbo. Am'ho, n. u rcdifl de.'ik, or imlpit. 
 .Vmbrosia. .Vm-bru-^i-ci, n. At iimjinnri foid or de 
 
 giHiz; dc nam ov a plant. 
 .\mbrohial, Am-bru-ji-al, ) a. ov de natjqr or 
 Amiirosiax, Am-bru-^i-an, i aml>r03ia:dcli/ttS. 
 Amiirv, Ani'bri, n. almonri; a p«ntri. 
 .\mb8A('k, tImz-H'i, n. a dubl a.'i. [dider. 
 
 Ambi'Late. Am'bq-lat, r. i. tu nkbr bidcr and 
 .\mbilatiox, Am-bii-la/oD, a. u wokig abit: 
 
 promeofld.
 
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 Ambulatory, Am'bq-la-to-ri, a. wekii) abit; 
 
 nuDvabl. 
 Ambulatory. Am'bi|-Ia-to-ri, n. a plas for wekii). 
 Ambury. Am'hi}_-ri, n. a bludi wort on a hors. 
 Ambuscade, Am-bus-kdd, n. a prjvat stajon in 
 
 hwiq men Ij tu surpriz uderz; an ambuj. 
 Ambuscade, Am-bus-kad, v. t. tu Ij in wat; tu 
 
 at:ik from a konseld pozijon. 
 Ambush, Am'buJ, n. a plas hw^r troops Ij in wat; 
 
 de akt ov surprizig. 
 Ambushment. Am'buJ-ment, n. an ambu/. 
 Ambustion, Am-bdst-yon, n. a burn, er skeld. 
 Ameliorate, A-mel-yor-at, v. t. tu mak beter: 
 
 tu imprAv. [ig beter. 
 
 Amelioration, A-md-yor-a-Jon, n. akt ov mak- 
 Ameliorator, A-mcl-yur-a-tor, n. wun \vx> amel- 
 
 yorats. or maks beter. 
 Amen, U'meu, (In siijit), it iz komonli pron'snst 
 
 qmen:) ad. a term ov asent yi|zd in dsvojonz, 
 
 mcnii) at At end ov a prj^r, so hs it; at de end 
 
 ov a krrd, so it iz. 
 Amenability, A-mc-na-bil-i-ti, ) n. statovbeig 
 Amenableness, A-ms-na-bl-nes, i amenabl. 
 Amenable, A-me-na-bl, a. responsibl; l|abl tu 
 
 ak<,ut. [restwr. 
 
 Amend. A-mend, v. t. tu korekt; tu. rsform: taa 
 Amend. A-mend, v. i. tu grcD beter bj reformajon. 
 Amendable, A-raen-da-bl, a. dat ma bs amended. 
 Amendatory, A-meu-da-to-ri, a. kontauiij 
 
 amendment. 
 Amender, A-mend-er, n. de persofi dat amendz. 
 Amending, A-mend-iij, n. ds akt ov korektiij. 
 Amende, fl-mqnd, n. reparajon; retrakj'on. 
 Amendment, A-mend-ment, n. a qanj for At beter. 
 Amends, A-mendz, n. rekompens; kompcnsajon. 
 Amenity. A-men-i-ti, n. plezantncs: agrsablnes. 
 A MENSA et toro, fl. men-sa et to-rcD, [Z.] from 
 
 bord and bed. 
 Ament, Am'ent, n. a. log qaf i reseptakl ov a plant. 
 Amentaceous, Am-en-ta-Jus, a. groig in au 
 
 ament; rezemblig a toi). 
 Amerce, A-mers, v. t. tu punij-bi fjn or penalti. 
 Amerceable, A-mers-a-bl, a. Ijabl tu amersment 
 
 or fin. 
 Amercement, A-mers-ment, n. an qrbitrari fjn. 
 Amercer, A-mer-ser, n. wun hO) sets a fjn at 
 
 diskrejon. [Atlantik and Pasifik o'janz. 
 
 America, A-mer-i-ka, n. de kontinent betwen de 
 American, A-mer-i-kan, a. pertanig tu Amerika. 
 American, A-mer-i-kan, n. a nativ ov Amerika. 
 Americanism, A-mer-i-kan-iz-m, ?!. an Amerikan 
 
 idiom. [Amerikan. 
 
 Americanize, A-mer-i-kan-jz, v. t. tu render 
 Amethyst, Am'e-tist, n. a prejus ston ov a vjo- 
 
 let kulor. 
 Amethystine, Am-e-tist-in, a. Ijk amstist. 
 Amiability, 3-mi-a-bil-i-ti, ) n. luvlines; agre- 
 Amiableness, a'mi-a-hl-nes. ] ablnes. 
 Amiable, ^I'mi-a-bl, a. luvli: plczig; qqrmig. 
 Amiably, £I'mi-a-bli, ad. in an amiabl maner. 
 Amianthus, Ajn-i-an-tus, ji. ert f laks; de flaksn 
 
 varJEti ov asbestos. [pesabl. 
 
 Amicable. Am'i-ka-bl, a. frcndli; kjnd: obljjig: 
 Amicableness, Am'i-ka-bl-nes, n. frendlines; giad 
 
 wil. [igli. 
 
 Amicably, Am'i-ka-bli, ad. in a frendli wa: obljj- 
 Amice, Am'is, n. a skw,%r linen klot worn bj a 
 
 Roman Katolik pre st. 
 Amid. A-mid, ) prep, in de midst ov: miggld 
 Amidst, A-midst, ( wid; amng; sur-snded bj. 
 Amidships, A-mid-Jips, ad. in de midl ov a Jip. 
 Amiss, A-mis, a. ad. folti; rog; improperli. 
 Amity, Am'i-ti, n. frondjip; gud-wil ; h^rmoni. 
 Ammonia, A-md)-ni-a, n. volatil alkalj. 
 Ammoniac, A-mo-ni-ak, «. a gum rezin: — de nam 
 
 ov gum amoniah and sal amonialc. 
 
 Ammoniacal, Am-o-nj-a-kal, a. kontanigamonia. 
 Ammonium, A-mo-ni-uni, n. de metalik bas ov 
 
 amonia. 
 Ammonite. Am'o-njt, n. serpent ston. 
 Ammunition, Am-T{-niJ-on, n. militari storz, az 
 
 puder, belz, Jelz, &s. 
 Amnesty, Am'nes-ti, ra. an akt ov jeneral pqrdn. 
 Among. A-miig, ) prep, miggld wid; konj^ud 
 Amongst, A-mugst, \ wid: amidst. 
 Amorist, Am'o-rist, re. a luver; a gaLont. 
 Amorosa, Am-o-rcJ-za, n. a. wonton wuman. 
 Amoroso, Am-o-ro-zo, n. a man ensimord. 
 Amorous, Am'o-rus, a. fond: luvig; inkljnd tu 
 
 luv. [onatli. 
 
 Amorously, Am'o-rus-li, ad. fondli; luvigli; paj- 
 Amorousness, Am'o-rus-nes, n. fondnes; luvi^- 
 
 nes: luv. 
 Amorphous, A-mor-fus, a. Japles; wid'st ferm. 
 Amort, A-m6rt, ad. in de stat ov de ded. 
 Amortization, A-mor-ti-za-Jon, ) ;i. de akt er 
 Amortizement, A-mor-tiz-ment, f rjt ov al- 
 
 yenalig hmdz or tenements tu a korporajon. 
 Amortize, A-mcir-tiz or A-mor-tjz, v. t. tu al- 
 
 yen'it tu a korporajon. 
 Amount, A-mSnt, r. i. tu i"jz in valyti or efekt. 
 Amount, A-m-snt, n. At agregat; sum total; rezdlt. 
 Amour, A-mior, n. an af4r ov luv; intreg. 
 Amove, A-mttv, r. t. tta remoov; tu mcDv. 
 Ampersand. A-ai'pcr-sand, n. de karakter <f-, rep- 
 
 rezentig de konjngkjon and. 
 Amphibian. Am-iib-i-an, n. an amfibius animal. 
 Amphibious, Am-fib-i-us, a. livig in toa diforent 
 
 elements; az, ,^r and woter; ov a mikst natyqr. 
 Amphibiousness. Am-fib-i-us-nos, )i. kapabl ov 
 
 livig in diforent elements. [ambigyqus. 
 
 Amphibological. Am-fib-o-16j-i-kal, a. d'stful; 
 Amphibology, Am-fi-b61-o-ji, n.ambigyqus dis- 
 
 kors. [anuder. 
 
 Amphibolous, Am-fib-o-lus, a. tost from wun tu 
 Amphiboly, Am-fib-o-li, ;i. diskc&rs ov varius 
 
 menigz. [tre silablz. 
 
 Amphibrach, Am'fi-brak, n. a fut konsistig ov 
 Amphictyonic. Am-fik-ti-6n-ik, a. pertanig tu 
 
 de Ggust k-snsil ov de Amfiktionz in Gres. 
 Amphiscii, Am-fiJ-i-i, n. pi. pepl hil) inhabit d?. 
 
 torid zon, lutiz Jivdoz fel sumtjmz nert and sum- 
 
 tjmz sist. 
 Amphimacer, Am-fim-a-ser, n. a fut ov tre sil- 
 ablz, de midl wun Jort and de uder wunz log, 
 
 az, kfistifas. 
 Amphiprostyle, Am-fip-ro-stjl, n. an edifis wid 
 
 kolumz on de frunt and rer, but not on de sjdz. 
 Amphitheatre, Am-fi-te-a-ter, n. a bildig ov a 
 
 s^rki|lar or oval form, havig its area enktimpast 
 
 wid roz ov sets, wun abiiv anuder, and yiizd fer 
 
 publik Joz, suq az kombats, 
 Amphitheatrical, Am-fi-te-at-ri-kal, a. pertan- 
 ig till or egzibited in an amfiteater. 
 Amphitrite, Am'fi-trjt, n. a godes ov de sez. 
 Amphora, Am-fu)-ra, li.a jugor mejq^r widdubl 
 
 er er spist. 
 Ample, Am'pl, a. Iqrj : wjd ; ekstended ; dif risiv. 
 Ampleness, Am'pl-nes, n. Iqrjnes; liberaliti. 
 Amplexicaul, Am-pleks-i-kel, a. sur'sndig dt 
 
 stem. [dift^snes. 
 
 Amplification. Am-pli-fi-ka-Jon, n. enlqrjment; 
 Amplified, Am'pli-fjd, p. enl^rjd; treted kopiusli. 
 Amplifier. Am'pli-fj-er, h. wun h<x> enlqrjez. 
 Amplify. Am'pli-fj, v. t. tu enlqrj: tu ekstend; 
 
 tu egzajerat; tu spck or rjt difqsli. [erat. 
 
 Amplify, Am'pli-fj, ?•. i. tu spek Iqrjli; tu egzaj- 
 Amplitude, Am'pli-tqd, ». ekstent; Iqrjnes; ka- 
 
 pasiti; kopiusnes; — an qrk ov de horjzon. 
 Amply. Am'pli, ad. Iqrjli; liberali: k6piusli. 
 Ampullaceous, Am-pul-a-Jus, a. Ijk a botl or in- 
 flated blader; swelig.
 
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 AuTVTATt, Am'pii-t/it, p. t. tu kut of a lim; tu 
 
 pnnn. [of a lim. 
 
 Amputation, Am-pn-ui-Jon, n. Ac akt ov kutip 
 Amuck, A-indk, n. un Pst Iiidiiin tfjrm for rioter. 
 Amulkt, Ani'yn.-lct, n. .HUlntiu wuni tu |)rot4>kt 
 
 from injn,ri; u <;<irni. [dru^v. 
 
 AMt'SK, A-ini\i, I', t. tu cnt<jrt<4n; tu divtVt; tu 
 Amusement, A-nii^s-mont, n. dat bwicj omtizcz; 
 
 (livt/r/on. 
 Amuher, A-inl\s-er, n. wun lub amt^tez. 
 Amisinq, A-mi\z-iD, pp. a. cntcrtHiiij) ogrcnbli. 
 Ami ftiVK, A-inti-i<iv, :i. tiuu\i\{): divcrt'n). 
 Amvoualate, A-niig-d;i-liit, .1. lund ov nrnondx. 
 Amyuiialatk, A-nii);-du-lat, n. an ctnuijon ov 
 
 qini'iidz. 
 Amvodalink, A-iuig-da-I)n, a. reztSmblig qmondz. 
 Amigpaloid, A-mig-da-lerd, n. a opejes ov trap 
 
 rok. 
 Amilackous, Am-i-la-/ns, a. portnnio tu stqrij. 
 All, Au, kold an indofinit qrtikl: signifjz wun; 
 
 it iz ynwi brt'oJr wurdz brginig wid u vsel sund; 
 
 a brftjr wunlz beginiu wid a kdnsanant Blind. 
 
 Aa in uld otorz sij^nifjz «y'. 
 AjfA, U'nu, ad. a wurd y^zd in de preskripjonz 
 
 ov fizijunz, iu)|i(jrtio in (it {[k hrmititi. 
 Ana, An'<i, u l^itin ti/nninnjim, dtnutij) a kolek- 
 
 Jon ov rf mqrkabl Niigz; az Jmitujiiinna. 
 Anabaptist, An-a-b!tp-ti!<t, n. wun htD buldz dat 
 
 inl'iint bu|>tiziu iz not valid, and dut baptizm t>) 
 
 inw;r/iin iz n«*<osnri. 
 Anacathaktic, An-a-ka-t^r-tik.n. mcdisinwurk- 
 
 ij) uiiwunlz. 
 Anaciikkkt, .\n-ak-o-rPt, n. a mu)|k: an afikurit. 
 AxAi'iioKiTK. An-ak-o-rjt, ». a muyk: a hi;ruiit. 
 Anachsonism, An-ak-rc>-Dii-in,n.ancrorin kom- 
 
 pilti]) Ijin. [anakrunizm. 
 
 Anaciiro.nistic. An-ik-ro-nis-tik, a. kontanifjan 
 Axaclastu-s. An-a-klAg-tiks, n./)/. dc doktrin ov 
 
 rtfrnktod Ijt. 
 Anac<£.\08IS, An-a-(iF-nti-sis, n. a fipyqr in r^fu- 
 
 rik bj hwi(j dr sjif kcr aptiz tu hiz bf ri-rz for d;ir 
 
 upinyiiiiz on de jxrnt ov debi'tt. [pent. 
 
 Anaco.nda, An-a-kon-du, u. a Iqrj spejtz ov 8<;r- 
 Axacekontic, An-ak-rr-on-tik, a. rtlati)) tu An- 
 
 .ikrriin. 
 Anadem. -Vn'ii-dfui, n. a j;(\rland or filot. 
 Anadiplosis. An-a-di-pl<i-sis, n. de rcpetijon 
 
 ov <i wurd. (yi'"' 
 
 Anaolvph. An'a-glif, n. an ornament in skulpt- 
 Anaolyptic, An-a-glip-f ik, n. rtlntig tu anaglifs. 
 Anauouical. An-o-goj-i-knl, a. misttrius; mi."- 
 
 tikal. [tajonz. 
 
 ANAaodiCS. An-a-g''>j-ik.'!. n.pl. raistikal intorjirr- 
 ANACiUAM, Aii'a-pram, n. a qnnj ov wun wunl 
 
 intu aniidi-T bi dr transpozi/on ov its Ictcrz; az, 
 
 {Am>>r) intva {ji<nna.s [tu anagniniz. 
 
 Anagrammatical. An-a-pram -at-i-kal, a. rtlafin 
 AXAGRAMMATKALLV. An rt-gram-at-i-kal-i, aa. 
 
 I{k 11 ti anagnim. 
 Anaorammatism, An-a-gram-a-tii-m, n. de mnk- 
 
 iU ov an.kgraniz. [ov anagraraz. 
 
 Anaurammatist, An-a-gWtm-a-tist, n. a maker 
 Anaorammatizk, An-a-grim-a-tiz, r. t. tu mnk 
 
 anagnunz. 
 AXALKCTic An-B-lek-tik, a. koK-ktip. [ij). 
 
 Analeptic, An-a-ldp-tik, «. r£st<anitiv;8trci)t«n- 
 Analooical, An-a-l6j-i-kal, a, akordig tu an- 
 
 ^•JJi- [gu.^ manor. 
 
 Analooicallt, An-a-l6j-!-kaI-i, «f. in an analo- 
 Analogicalnk«8, An-a-l6j-i-kal-ne.<, n. stat ov 
 
 bf i{) aiialojikal. [tu oft-kt. 
 
 Analuuism, A-nal-o-iit-m, o. (^rgtimcnt fr.m ki'Z 
 Analogiek, A-nAl-u-Jlt, r. t. tu eluplan bjanal- 
 
 uji- (porjonnl. 
 
 Amaloooijs, A-Dil-o-g«u, a. harig anatoji; pro- 
 Analoot, A-nil-o-ji, n. proporjon er piraleUim 
 2 
 
 betw^n Mgs hwiq qr in snm rrsp^kta dlferrat; 
 
 rtztimblaiM; iiimllariti. 
 Analysis, A-nal-i-niH, n., /;/. A-nAI-i-iez; dercz- 
 
 ulqjon ov eni tig intu ita ft.Tit (^IrmcntJor kom- 
 
 |iC>nL-nt pOrtu; - o|HJzd tu tintrrit. 
 Analyst, An'a-lint, n. wunhinin:)' r. 
 
 Analytic, An-a-lit-ik, \a.\oi 
 Analytical, An-a-llt-i-kal, i wi. „...;u 
 
 ffR4t (ilrmpntji. [ikal maner. 
 
 Analytically, An-a-lit-i-kal-i, ad. in an analit- 
 ASALYTICH, An-a-lit-ikjt, n. ///. de qrtovanalixig. 
 Analyze, An'a-ljz, r. t. tu rtzolv intu l^n<! 
 
 prinniiilz, or (^itinenL>i; tu sulv bj analixia. 
 Analyzer, An'a-liz-or, n. wun dat analizei; an 
 
 analist. 
 Analyzing, An'a-ljz-ig, pp. rti6Ivig intu kon- 
 
 stityqent pqrt.s or iqnX. priMiplz. 
 Anamorphosis, An-a-mor-fu-sia, or An-a-imJr- 
 
 fu-si.i, n. o iKT-iiioktiv [jrojckjun ov cni tig; to 
 
 dat, tu At j, at wun pffnt ov vq, it Jal api'r de- 
 
 ff'trmd, at anddcr, an egzakt reprezentajon. 
 Ananas, A-nii-na.-", n. at pjn anl. 
 Anapest, An'a-pcst, n. a mctnkal fut, kontanig 
 
 tO) Jort silablz and wun log wun. 
 A.vapestic. .Vn-a-i^^.j-tik, a. relntigtu deanapost. 
 Anaphoea, A-n.if-o-m, n. [Gr.] a repeti/on ov 
 
 wurdz at At btginig ov .sentenyoz. 
 Anarch. An'ark, n. an otor ov konfqjon. 
 Anarchic, A-n^r-kik, } a. relatigtu anarki; 
 
 Anarchical, A-ni^r-ki-kal, i di!<orderli;konfqzd. 
 Anarchism, An'ur-kiz-m, «. anarki. 
 Anarchist, An'ar-kist, n. a promoter ov anarki. 
 Anarchy, An'ar-ki, n. wontovguvcmmcnt; dis- 
 order, [dropei. 
 Anasarca, An-a-s^r-ka, n. [ Gr.] a spejci ov 
 Anasarcous. An-a-i4''-kus, a. relatig tu an an- 
 
 asqrku. [strukjonz. 
 
 AxASTOMATic, A-naa-to-mflt-ik. a. renutivig ob- 
 Anastrophe, A-na.s-tra-fc, n. [ Gr.] figyqrhw^r- 
 
 \}\ At order ov At wurdz iz inverted. [kur?. 
 
 Anathema. A-nat-c-ma, n. [Gr.] an ckleziastikal 
 Anathematical, A-nat-r-mat-i-kal, a. apertanig 
 
 tu anatcma. [akiirst. 
 
 Anathematize, A-nat-c-ma-tiz, v. t. tu pronins 
 Axatuematizer. A-nat-e-ma-tiz-er, n. wun hA 
 
 anatrniatizoz. [omi. 
 
 Anatomical, An-a-t6m-i-kal, a. bel6gip tu anat- 
 Anatomically, An-a-t6m-i-kal-i, ad. inanana- 
 
 tnmikal raancr. [omi. 
 
 Anatomist, A-nat-o-mist, n. wun skild in anit- 
 Anatomize, A-nat-o-miz, v. t. tu di.«^kt an ani- 
 mal bodi. 
 Anatomy, A-n;it-o-mi, n. At qrt ov dis«^ktig an 
 
 animal Ixnli; dc doktrin ov At struktyqr ov dc 
 
 biidi. [cd gla?. 
 
 -Vxatron, .\n'a-ln>n, n. At skumor spqm ov melt- 
 Ancestor. An'ccji-tor, n. a projenitor; a furfqdcr. 
 Ance-storial. .Vn-scs-tiS-ri-al, a. relntig tu an- 
 
 sestorz; anse.stral. 
 Ancestral, An'ses-tral, a. relatig tu ansestorx. 
 Ancestby, An'scs-tri, n. lineaj;a8erieior aiues- 
 
 torz. 
 Anchor, Ag'kor, n. a hevi }um tu hold a Jip or 
 
 uder vesel: — koz ov srknriti. 
 Anchor, .Xg'kor, r.t. or «. tu kast an agkor; tu 
 
 stop at; tu fik.< or rest on. 
 Anchorage, Ag'kor-nj. n. grind foragkorig in: 
 
 a dqti |tad for agkurig. 
 Anchored, Ag'kord, p. havig kum tu agkor. 
 Anchoress, .\g'kor-eo, ». a frmal hermit. 
 Anchoret. Ajf ku-ret, ( n. a hermit; a rrkli^i; a 
 .VniHoritk. .Vj)'ku-rjt, * mugk. 
 .Vnchoesmith, Ag'kor-smit, n.a maker ov sgkort. 
 ANCHorr, An-qo-vi, n. a smol se-fij yqzd f.«r so». 
 Ancik.nt, fln'Jont, a. old; not modern; jia?t; ot 
 
 uld t^m; antik.
 
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 Anciently, an'Jent-li, ad. in old tjmz; fermerli. 
 Ancientness, JIn'Jent-nes, n. grat aj; oldnes; an- 
 
 tikwiti. 
 Ancientry, £In'Jent-ri, n. anjent lineaj. 
 Ancients, £In'Jents, n. pi. old men; men hcD livd 
 
 in aujcnt tjmz; opozd tu nuderii. 
 Ancillary, An'sil-a-ri, a. bslopii) txa a handmad. 
 Ancapital, An-kap-i-tal, a. d-stfial; dubl fermd. 
 Anconez, An'ko-nsz, n. p^. in qrkiiekiytir, ds 
 
 brakets suportij) de kornis on de flaijks; elsu, de 
 
 kernerz ov a wel. 
 Ancony, An'ko-ni, n. a bUT)m in jurn wurks. 
 And, And, kmij. a wurd dat jffnz sentensez. 
 Andante, An-dan-te, a. [li.] distiijkt; egzakt. 
 Andiron, And'j-urn, 7i. an jurn yq,tensil tu la 
 
 wud on in a fjr plas. 
 Androgynal, An-droj-i-nal, ) a. havii) t<D seks- 
 Androgynous, An-droj-i-uus, ( ez; hermafrcD- 
 
 ditikal. 
 Android, An'drffd, n. an etomaton; andrffdez. 
 Androides, An-drd^-dEZ, n. an etomaton Ijk a 
 
 man. [er fakt. 
 
 Anecdote, An'ek-dot, n. a bjografikal insident 
 A.NECD0TICAL, An-ek-dot-i-kal, a. relativtia an- 
 
 ekdots. [ov de windz. 
 
 Anemography, An-e-mog-ra-fi, n. a dsskripjon 
 Anemology, An-e-mol-o-ji, n. sjens ov windz. 
 Anemometer, An-B-mom-e-ter, n. an instrcoment 
 
 tu mei^n,r de streijfi or velositi ov de wind. 
 Anemone, A-nem-o-ne, n. [Gr-r.] aplant:de wind- 
 
 fl-sev: u jgnus ov plants ov meni spejez. 
 Anemoscope, A-nem-o-skop, n. a majen tu Jq 
 
 de kors ov de wind. 
 Anent, A-nent, prep, ab'st; konsernii); over agenst. 
 Aneurism, An'i|-riz-m, n. a ti|,mor fermd bj mer- 
 
 bid dilatajon ov an qrteri. 
 Anew, A-nij,, ad. over agen: agen; mi,li. 
 Angel, £In'jel, n. a mesenjer; a selestyal spirit; 
 
 a gold kern; a veri bi|tiful person. 
 Angel, iln'jel, a. rezembliij anjelz; anjelik. 
 Angelet, An'je-let, n. an IfijgliJ gold kffn. 
 Angelic, An-jel-ik, ) a. beloijii) tu anjelz; 
 
 Angelical, An-jel-i-kal, \ ov de natyi^r ov 
 
 anjelz. 
 Angelica, An-jel-i-ka, n. a jenus ov plants. 
 Angelot, An'je-lot, ji. a mi^zikal instrcoment; an- 
 Anger, Aij'ger, n. rezentment; raj; pan. [jelet. 
 Anger, Aij'ger, v. t. tu mak aijgri: tu enraj. 
 Angina, An-jj-na, n. [L.] a. dizez in de trot. 
 Angina pectoris, An-ji-na pek-to-ris, ». [Z.] a 
 
 danjorus dizez, yilJiiali konekted wid de osifika- 
 
 J'on, or uder merbid afekjon, ov de hqrt. 
 Angiography, An-ji-6g-ra-fi, n. a. deskripjon ov 
 
 veselz in de hitman bodi. 
 Angiology, An-ji-61-o-ji, n. a tretiz on de veselz 
 
 ov de hitman bodi. 
 Angiosperm, An'ji-o-sperm, n. a plant h(Dz sedz 
 
 qr inklozd in a perikqrp er pod. 
 Angiospermous, An-ji-o-sper-mus, a. havigsedz 
 
 inklcozd. [de veselz. 
 
 Angiotomy, An-ji-6t-o-mi, n. akt ov kuti:j) opn 
 Angle, Aij'gl, n. a pernt hwq^r tro Ijnz met; a 
 
 kerner; a fijiij rod. 
 Angle, Aij'gl, v. i. tu fij wid a rod and huk. 
 Angler, Aij'gler, n. wun hoo agglz. 
 Angles, Ag'glz, n. pi. a pepl ov Jermani from 
 
 beam de nam ov Iijgland woz derjvd. 
 Anglican, Ai)'gli-kan, n. a. wun ov de trjbz dat 
 
 pepld l{)gland; pertanig tu Ii)gland. 
 Anglice, Ai)'gli-se, ad. in Ii)gliJ. 
 Anglicism, Ag'gli-siz-m, n. an IijgliJ idiom er 
 
 ekspre/on. 
 Anglicize, A^'gli-sjz, v. t. tu render I:ogliJ. 
 Angling, Aij'glir), n. a fijiijwid rod and Ijn. 
 Anglo-American, Ag'glo-A-mer-i-kan, a. per- 
 
 tanig tu de des^ndants ov Igglijmen in Amerika. 
 
 Anglo-Danish, Ag'glo-Da-niJ, a. relatin tm I5- 
 glij Danz. [de IflgliJ Nermanz. 
 
 Anglo-Norman, Ay'glo-Ner-man, a. pertanig tu 
 
 Anglo-Saxon, Ag'glo-Saks-on, a. pertanig tu 
 8aksonz hot) setld in Iggland; — n. an IggliJ 
 Sakson. 
 
 Angor, Ag'gor, n. aknt pan. 
 
 Angrily, Ag'gri-li, ad. in an aggri maner. 
 
 Angry, Ag'gri, a. eksjted bj agger; provd)kt. 
 
 Angulsh, Ag'gwiJ, n. grat pan ov bodi er mind. 
 
 tZl'^'.!"!!^^., I - havigkornerz; p.^ted. 
 Angularity, Ag-gii,-lar-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov bsig 
 
 aggqlar. 
 Angulated, Ag-gq,-lat-ed, a. fermd wid agglz. 
 Angustation, An-gus-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov mak- 
 
 ii) naro. 
 Anhelation, An-he-la-Jon, n. Jertnes ov bret. 
 Anhydrous. An-hj-drus, a. destitq,t ov weter. 
 Anile, An'jl, a. Ijk an old wuman; dotig. 
 Anileness, An'jl-nes, ) n. de old aj ov a wuman; 
 Anility. A-nil-i-ti, \ dotaj. 
 Animadversion, An-i-mad-ver-Jon, n. senjq,r; 
 
 reprtfjf; kritisizm. [puer ov persevig. 
 
 Animadversive, An-i-mad-ver-siv, a. dat haz de 
 Animadvert, An-i-mad-vert, v. i. tu senjii,r; tu 
 
 kritisjz; tu atend; tu inflikt punijment. 
 Animadverter, An-i-mad-vert-er, n. a senjqrer; 
 
 kritik: juj. 
 Animal, An'i-mal, n. a beig wid an organjzd bodi. 
 
 end'sd wid Ijf, sensajon, and spontaneus mo Jon. 
 Animal, An'i-mal, a. pertanig tu an animal; gros. 
 Animalcule, An-i-mal-ki^l, n., pi. An-i-mal-kq,- 
 
 le; a mini^t animal. 
 Animalculist, An-i-mal-kq-list, n. wun verst in 
 
 de nolej ov animalki|le. [er se-anemoni. 
 
 Animal-flower, An'i-mal-fl-s-er, n. de se-netl, 
 Animalization, An-i-mal-j-za-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 givig animal Ijf, er ov konvertig intu animal 
 
 mater. [malz. 
 
 Animalism, An'i-mal-iz-m,n. de stat ov mer ani- 
 Animality, An-i-mal-i-ti, n. &z stat ov animal 
 
 egzistens. [mezmerizm. 
 
 Animal-magnetism, An-i-mal-mag-nct-iz-m, n. 
 Animate, An'i-mat, v. t. tti kwikn; mak aljv; 
 
 enkuraj. [mated. 
 
 Animate, An'i-mat, a. pozesig animal Ijf; ani- 
 Animated, An'i-ma-ted, p. a. Ijvli; havig Ijf; 
 
 vigorus. [ig. 
 
 Animating, An'i-mat-ig, i^p. a. givig Ijf; enljvn- 
 Animation, An-i-ma-Jon, n. akt ov animatig; Ijf; 
 
 spirit. [ig Ijf. 
 
 Animative, An'i-ma-tiv, a. havig de p'ser ov giv- 
 Animator, An'i-ma-tor, n. wun huo givz Ijf. 
 Animist, An'i-mist, n. wun ho mantanz dat de 
 
 fugkjonz ov plants and animalz qr dependent 
 
 upon vjtaliti, insted ov mer mekanikal and 
 
 kemikal piserz. [ligniti. 
 
 Animosity, An-i-mos-i-ti, n. pajon; hatred; ma- 
 Animus furandi, An'i-mus fii,-ran-dj, [L.] intent 
 
 tu stel. 
 Anise, An'is, n. a spejez ov apium er pqrsli. 
 Anker, Ag'ker, n. a likwid meji^r ov ab'st 64 
 
 kwerts. 
 Ankle, Ag'kl, n. de jernt betwen de fut and leg. 
 Anlace, An'las, n. a Jert sord, er dager. 
 Annalist, An'al-ist, n. a rjter ov analz. 
 Annals, An'alz, n. pi. histori dijested intu yerz. 
 Anneal, A-nel, v. t. tu temper glas bj het. 
 Annealed, A-neld, p. temperd; seznd. [&s. 
 
 Annealing. A-nel-ig, n. de qrt ov temperig glas, 
 Annex, A-neks, v. t. tu yunjt tu at de end; tu jffn. 
 Annexation, An-oks-a-Jon, n. konjugkjon; adij- 
 
 on; yqnyon. 
 Annexment, A-n6ks-ment, n. an aneksig; aneks- 
 
 ajon.
 
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 An.viiiilablk, A-nj-bi-la-U, a. ka|iubl <>v beiu 
 
 uinliiliiti'J. [JeHlrnr. 
 
 Anniuilati:, A-nj-hi-lnt, r. t. tu rcdi^ tu iiuti{j; 
 Amniiulatiom, A-ui-hi-lii-Jon, n. akt uv ndiiiiiu 
 
 tu uuti(|. 
 A«NIVKU«ABY, An-i-v«Jr-»u-ri, n. a dn Milrbratod 
 
 uz it ri'tiiriiE in de Vliu ov de yer; ttiiyi^iil mjIc- 
 
 bni/oii. 
 A.VNiVKiiHARy, An-i-vi'r-«a-ri, ii. i\ny\\a.\\ytT\\. 
 Anno 1)omi.ni, An'u Duin-i-ni, [/..] in de yrr ov 
 
 Bf I>iril; kuiiioiili abrivintcd, A. 0. [wurld. 
 
 Anno minim, An-u imin -dj, [/-.J in At ytt ov dr 
 Amnotta, A-iiiit-u, ii.uii ulcguiit red kulur, ubuind 
 
 froui dr pulp ov de »ed vonol uv u trupikiil trc. 
 Annotate, An'u-tut, r. t. tu luak aiiuttijonz, or 
 
 luatJt. [reuitirk. 
 
 Annotation, An-o-td-Jon, n. a nut; a kmuunt; u 
 Amnotatuu, Au'o-tA-tor, n. a rjlcr ov nato, or 
 
 koiuontr:. 
 
 Annotto, A-not-u, n. a drj, hqnl fniiil, j'^id in 
 
 djii); ritu ol:iv>, (annotta, and arn(>lUi.\ 
 A^INOUXCE, A-nYiu, o. t. tu publij; tu prokl^; 
 
 tu di'kli'ir. [vvrtizuiunt. 
 
 Annoi NCKMENT, A-n^ns-uicnt, n. dcklarujuu; ad- 
 ANNui'NOJi, A-u'Siu-or, ii. a dekhirur; u pro- 
 
 klaiuer. [iMt. 
 
 AxNov, A-ii('r, f. t. tu inkomud: tu vcks; tu niu- 
 Annovanck, A-nfV-an!<, n. dul hwii; unt'rz: trubl. 
 AsNoy KH. A-ntif-er, h. wun hJiuntirz; wun ha> iiijurz. 
 A.NNLAL, An'>n-al, a. yerli; kumiji ycrli. 
 Anncal, Au'.vii,-al, n. n litcruri publikajun ijyiid 
 
 iiiivii.kli; uii Aiiyiial plant. 
 Annl'allv, Aii'.vii,-al-i, ;it/. jcrli; evcri yer. [iti. 
 Anni'ITant, A-ui^-i-tnnt, n. wun ha> ba/ un ani^- 
 Annl'ITY, A-ni'i-i-ti, n. n yerli rent: yrrii al'Kann. 
 Anxi'L, A-niil, f.(. tta aliolij; tu iibrufpit: tu it pel. 
 An.M'Lab, An'vii-liir, a. havi^ Ac furui uv a ri\). 
 AnnI'LAIIY, All yii-ln-ri, .1. foriud l|k a riD:anyiilar. 
 Annulet, An'yn.-li't, h. <i litl riu; u umrk in her- 
 
 aldri. 
 Annilmknt, A-ndl-mcnt, 11. de akt ov andlig. 
 ANNLMKUATi:, A-n4-incr-at, f. I. tu ud tu; tu 
 
 yiinjt tu. [number. 
 
 Anmuuiation, A-nn-mer-u-Jon. n. adi/on tu a 
 Annunciate, A-niin-Ji-nt, r. t. tu an'ins; tu 
 
 prukluui. 
 Anni'.nciation, A-nun-:!i-a-Jiin, u. dc akt ov 
 
 an'sn.-tiy; de dn on bwi<j an nnjd aperd tu de 
 
 Vyrjin -Mnri, tu dekh'ir vr Savyorz b(<rt. cle 
 
 2bt d.T DV .Mqr<;. 
 Anodynk, .\ii'ij din, n. niolirin hwiq :Lbvraji'Z jfln. 
 Anodvm;, Au'u-din, A. miti>;nti() |ian; aswnjiy. 
 Anoint. A-mVnt, r. t. tu rub over wid «fl; tu 
 
 k6ii->Eknit. (ed. 
 
 Anointed, A-mVnl-cd, «. ruM wid #1: k6ii.«ekmt- 
 Anointla, A-iicfut-cr, n. wun hit) aiurntd. [Jon. 
 Anointing, A-n»Vnt-i(), «. an uykjon: a koni^cKra- 
 Anointment, A-n<Vnt-mcnt, n. de akt ov antrntii). 
 Anomalism, A-uuni-a-liz-m, n. unoinnii ; iri'R)'n- 
 
 lurili. [nljl. 
 
 Anumaloi'h, a -noiu-a-lu.i, n. irt'-gytilar ; tst ov 
 Anomaloihly, A-n6ui-B-lu3-li, aJ. ireRytilarIi ; 
 
 unrkwali. Ifroui rail. 
 
 Anomaly. A-n6m-n-li, n. ircgytilariti ; Ueviuji n 
 Anon. .\ non, aJ. kwikli ; .«M>n; Jortli;— <•(«;• aJi</ 
 
 an 'i>. iiT* and den. [le.s. 
 
 ANoNYMofB, A-iHin-i-iuui), a. wontiga nam: imtii- 
 Anonvmoisly, A-n6D-i-inu«-li, aJ. wid^ta nam. 
 Anoklxy, Au'w-rvks-i, n. wont ov ipet^t ; mip- 
 
 eteii.«i. 
 Anormal, A-n<ir-iunl, a. not akxrdig tu ni>l. 
 Anutiiea, A-ni\d-cr, a. not Ac sum; wuu mur: 
 
 cni; ihit wunz .tflf; diforcnt. 
 Ansatlp, An'.nat-cd, a. ha\i\] bandli. 
 .\N8Wfji, llnWr, V. I. tu !<|i€k in rttdm; tu replj: 
 
 tu be ak'sntabi: tu S14I. 
 
 Anhwl'B, Un'»«r, v. I. tu ii|>ck in rttdm tu; tu 
 replj tu; tu be ikwivuk-nt tu; tu uitiHf[. 
 
 .Vnsweii, (Iii'mt, u. dat bwitj iz ned in reldru tu 
 a kwohtyon; u replj; o konfi^tu/on. 
 
 Anuweuaule, Un'»or-a-bl, a. udmilig u rapl^ Ij- 
 alil tu ^'iv an akSnt; siitabl. 
 
 ANKWKUAULENEK8, UnV-r-u-bl-aQf, n. atatov be- 
 lli (inrrnil.!. [siitabli. 
 
 ANbWEHAULY, (Iu'i!or-n-bli, aJ. in di^ pruporjon; 
 
 ANbWKUKD, (lii'»erd, y. repljd lu; kouipljd wid. 
 
 Ankwkueu, Uii'»or-L'r, n. wun hoj uiutcrz. 
 I .VxHWKUiNti, (In'»cr-iu, j>ji. a. rcpliiy: a;;reig; kor- 
 
 ! u.i|ajudio 111. 
 
 Ant, (Jilt, fi. an ini<ukl; an t-mvt; u pizmjr. 
 Antacid, Aiit-;u)-id, u. 11 reua'di I'-ir HMrnc!'. 
 Antautiibitic, CInt-qr-trit-ik, n.a rdmediagdnal 
 
 At g«t. 
 Antbear, Qntlt^r, / ». nn animal dat fcdi up- 
 Anteateu, Unl'et-er, i 611 unts. 
 Antkcjgs, Unt'c'KZ, n. yugunLs in litl U»lz. 
 Antaoo.msm, Aii-Uig-cj-uiz-ni, n. opuzijon ; kon- 
 
 test. [oiMjncnt. 
 
 Antagombt, An-tiig-a-niBt, n. a kont<^ndcr; an 
 Antagonist, An-tig-o-nist, * a. kontcndig 
 
 .\ntagoni8Tic, An-tag-o-nis-lik, i oz an an- 
 
 L:'i;{i^iii;jt. [oii<Iiz. 
 
 Antagonize, An-taj;-u-njz, r. t. tu kontt^nd; tu 
 .\ntalgic. An-Uil-jik, a. dat relevz jmn. 
 Antalgic, An-tal-jik, n. a m-.-di^iiu tu rclev pan. 
 A ntan ACLASIS, An-ta-iui-klii-r-i!, n. [Or.] a fig- 
 
 yi^r b| hwi^ de «am wurd iz rcpetcu in a difcr- 
 
 i-iit .sens. [al. 
 
 Antai'Iiuoditic, Ant-a-fru-dit-ik, a. nutivonere- 
 Antabctic. Ant-qrk-tik, a. rrlatig tu de .s«t pol. 
 Ante, Aii'tc, a Latin ix^rtikl j-i^nifiiy hr/cjr. 
 Anteact, An'tf-akt, n. a presrdig akt. 
 Ante bellum. An-te bcl-um, [Z.J bcfur de wor. 
 Antecedaneois, An-lc-se-du-ne-U8, a. presedig 
 
 in tjui. [fur in tjm. 
 
 Antecede, Aii-te-sW, v. t. tu presid; tu gu de- 
 Antecedence, An-tc-sE-den.J, \ n. akt uv guig 
 Antecedency, An-tc-s^-dcn-ii, i bcfur; prcsc- 
 
 dcnx. [acdig. 
 
 Antecedent, An-te-si-dcnt, a. goin bef6r; pre 
 Antecedent, An-tc-se-dent, n. dat hwiq goz bt- 
 
 fur; de fvrst ov tjj t^rmz;— de n'sn tu nwi<} a 
 
 relativ reiVrz. 
 Antecedently, An-te-B^-dcnt-li, aJ. previu.'li. 
 Antecessob, An-te-ses-or, n. [L.] wun hij> guz 
 
 befiir. [tu anddcr. 
 
 .Vnteciiamueii, An'te-yiin-bcr, u. a ra>tu dat ledz 
 Anteciiapel, An'te-^ap-tl, u. dat i>qrt ov dc 
 
 (;a|H.'l tru liwi(j Ac {lo-^j iz tu de kw^r. 
 Antecian, An-tr-Jan, n. wun h(i> livz under dc 
 
 gum mcridiun. at dc sam di.stnn.s from dc ekwa- 
 
 tor, but on I'lpuzil xjdz ov de glub. 
 Antk-Columbian, An-te-Ko-ldm-bi-an, a. befur 
 
 Kuluiubu.'i, iir hiz dixkuveriz in Ameriku. [f(jr. 
 Anteii iisoK, An-tc-kdr-sor, n. wun ha> run* bc- 
 Antedate, An'tc-djit, m. a prcviuH dnt. [lini. 
 Antedate, An'tr-dnt, r. /. tu dat bcfur Ac tnb 
 Antediluvial, An-tc-di-lii-vi-ol, ( a. bciji bcfur 
 Antediluvian, An-t€-di-hi-vi-an, i dc flud: in 
 
 Nuuz diiz. 
 Antediluvian, An-ts-di-li^-vi-an, n. wun ha 
 
 livd bcfOr dr flud. [dcr. 
 
 .Vntei.oi'E, Aii'tr-lup, n. an animal rrzi'mblig dc 
 Antelucan, An-tc-li^-kon, a. crii; bef(!>r dalit. 
 Antemkbidian, An-tc-me-riil-i-an, *, bcig bcfur 
 
 noin. 
 Antemetic, .Vnt-c-m<5t-ik, a. rtstranin vomitip. 
 Antemindane, Au-lc-mdn-dan, a. bcfur dc krr- 
 
 njon ov dr wurld. 
 Antenna, Au-ton-a, n. [L.] pi. An-U'o-c; promi- 
 nent orgunz atA^t tu de hedz or inxoku*. kiJd 
 
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 Antenuptial, An-te-ndp-Jal, a. bEigbEforinarij. 
 Antepaschal, An-tE-pas-kal, a. befcSr Ae tjm ov 
 
 Sster. 
 Antepast, An'tE-past, n. a. fortast; antisipajon. 
 Antepenult, An-tE-ps-nult, n. &z last silabl but 
 
 tffl. 
 Antepenultimate, An-ts-pE-nul-ti-mat, n. te- 
 
 latir) tu ds last silabl but tin. 
 Anteposition, An-tE-po-ziJ-on, n. in gramar, ds 
 
 plasii) ov a wurd bEf6r aniider. 
 Antepredicament, An-tE-prs-dik-a-ment, n. an 
 
 introdukjon tu katEgoriz; a prEliminari kwest- 
 
 yon. [former. 
 
 Anterior, An-tE-ri-or_, a. goig bEfor; prjor tu: 
 Anteriority, An-ts-ri-or-i-ti, n. prjoriti; prESE- 
 
 dons. 
 Anteroom, An'te-rcbm, n. a rcDm bsf^r anuder. 
 Anthelmintic, An-tcl-min-tik, a. dEstrerijj 
 
 wurmz. 
 Anthem, An'tem, n. a. sakred him, er sog. 
 Anther, An'ter, n. {Bot.) ds sumit ov ds stamen. 
 Antheral, An'tor-al, a. pertanii) tu anterz. 
 Antheriferous, An-ter-if-er-us, a. prodn,sii} 
 
 anterz. 
 Anthological, An-to-16j-i-kal, a. rslatii) tu an- 
 
 foloji. [or poemz. 
 
 Anthology, An-f)61-o-ji, n. a kolekjon ov fl-serz 
 Anthony's fire, An'to-niz fjr, n. ds erEsipElas. 
 Anthracite, An'tra-sit, n. a. hqrd mineral kol, 
 
 dat burnz wid-st flam er smok. [ulsor. 
 
 Anthrax, An'traks, n. a kqrbuijkl, er malignant 
 Anthropology, An-tro-pol-o-ji, n. a diskors on 
 
 man. or ds doktrin ov ds hitman bodi. 
 Anthropomorphism, An-tro-po-mor-fiz-m, n. de 
 
 doktrin dat dE DEiti egzists in ds human form. 
 Anthropopathy, An-tro-pop-a-ti, w. dE afekjonz 
 
 ov man, or dE aplikajon ov hiiman pajonz tu dE 
 
 Siipn'm ]!riij. 
 Anthropophagy, An-trcD-p6f-a-ji, n. kanibalizm. 
 Anthroposophy, An-f)ro-p6s-Q-fi, n. nolcj ov 
 
 manz natyiy. 
 Anthypnotic, Ant-hip-not-ik, a. prEventii) slsp. 
 Anthypophora, An-ti-p6f-Q-ra, n. [Gi-.] {Jihet.) 
 
 a figyixr bj hwiq de objekjonz ov an adversari 
 
 qr brot forward in erder tu be anserd. 
 Anthysteric, Ant-his-ter-ik, a. gud agenst his- 
 
 teriks. [agenst. 
 
 Anti, An'ti, a. [ Gr.] in komp-jnd wurdz signif jz 
 Antiarthritics, An-ti-qr-trit-iks, n. pi. modi- 
 sin z for dE g'St. [bufosneri; a trik. 
 Antic, An'tik, n. wun hco plaz antiks; a bufdm; 
 Antic, An'tik, a. od; drol; fantastik; plaful. 
 Antichrist, An'ti-krjst, n. ds grat enemi ov 
 
 Kristyianiti. [Kristyianiti. 
 
 Antichristian, An-ti-krist-yan, a. opozit tu 
 Anticheistian, An-ti-krist-yan, n. an ensmi ov 
 
 Kristyianiti. [zijon tu Kristyianiti. 
 
 Antichristianism, An-ti-krist-yan-iz-m, w. opo- 
 Antichristianity', An-ti-krist-yi-an-i-ti, »i. kon- 
 
 trarJEti, or opozijon tu Kristyianiti. 
 Anticipate, An-tis-i-pat, v. t. tu tak bsfiar dE 
 
 proper tjin; tu prevent; tia forss; tu fortast. 
 Anticipation, An-tis-i-pa-Jon, n. a takiij bEfior; 
 
 a fortast. [pats. 
 
 Anticipator, An-tis-i-pa-tor, n. wun hm antisi- 
 Anticipatory, An-tis-i-pa-to-ri, a. takig bEf6r 
 
 its tjm. 
 Anticlimax, An-ti-klj-maks, n. a sentens in 
 
 hwiq de jdeaz bekiim les strikiig at ds kloz. 
 Anticonstitutional, An-ti-kon-sti-ti'i-Jon-al, a. 
 
 opozd tu dfi konstiti^^Jon. [kontajon. 
 
 Anticontagious, An-ti-kon-ta-jus, a. opozir) 
 Anticor, An'ti-kor, n. a sweli^ in a horsez trot. 
 Anticosmetic, An-ti-koz-met-ik, a. destruktiv 
 
 ov bqti. [zcz de kort. 
 
 Anticourtier, An-ti-kort-yer, n. wun hro opo- 
 
 Antidotal, An'ti-do-tal, ) a. havig de kwol- 
 AntidotAry, An-ti-do-ta-ri, i iti ov an antidot: 
 
 k'snteraktii) perzn. 
 Antidote, An'ti-dut, n. a remedi for perzn er evl. 
 Antiemetic, Au-ti-e-met-ik, «. a remedi fer 
 
 vomitii). Pepsi. 
 
 Antiepileptic, An-ti-ep-i-lep-tik, a. opozii) epi- 
 Antiepiscopal, An-ti-E-pis-ko-pal, a. advers tu 
 
 Episkopasi. 
 Antifebrile, An-ti-feb-ril, a. gud agenst feverz. 
 Antilogarithm, An-ti-16g-a-rid-m, n. kompk- 
 
 ment ov a logaridm. 
 Antilogy, An-til-o-ji, n. kontradikjon betwen 
 
 cni wurdz or pasajez ov an otor. 
 Antimaniac, An-ti-ma-ni-ak, ) a. k-ynter- 
 
 Antimaniacal, An-ti-ma-nj-a-kal, j aktig mad- 
 
 nes. [sonri. 
 
 Antimason, An-ti-ma-son, n. wun hostil tu ma- 
 Antiministerial, An-ti-min-is-te-ri-al, a. opoz- 
 ir) de miuistri. [tu monarki. 
 Antimonarciiical, An-ti-mo-nqr-ki-kal, a. hostil 
 Antimoxarchist, An-ti-mon-ar-kist, n. an ensmi 
 
 tu monarki. 
 Antimony', An'ti-mo-ni, n. a mEtalik or; a blak- 
 
 ij mineral; olso, a metal ov graij hwjt. 
 Antinephritic, An-ti-nE-frit-ik, n. mcdisin fer 
 
 dE kidniz. 
 Antinomian, An-ti-no-mi-an, n. wun ov a sekt 
 
 hen denjd de obligajon ov de moral le. 
 Antinomian, An-ti-no-mi-an, a. relatig tu de 
 
 Antino)mianz. [nomian tenets. 
 
 Antinomianism, An-ti-no-mi-an-iz-m, n. Anti- 
 Antinomy, An-tin-o-mi, w. a kontradikjon be- 
 twen tcTj loz, or too qrtiklz ov de sam le. 
 Antipapal, An-ti -pa-pal, a. opozig ds pop er 
 
 papasi. 
 Antipapistic, An-ti-pa-pis-tik, ) a. opozig 
 
 Antipapistical, An-ti-pa-pis-tik-al, ) papasi er 
 
 poperi. [pelzi. 
 
 Antiparaly'TIc, An-ti-par-a-lit-ik, a. kiyii) de 
 Antipathetic, An-ti-pa-tet-ik, ) a. havii) 
 
 Antipathetical, An-ti-pa-tet-i-kal, \ antipati; 
 
 avers; opozit. 
 Antipathy, An-tip-a-ti, n. natyqral hatred er 
 
 opozij'on; averjon; opozd tu simpafi. [ik. 
 
 Antipatriotic, An-ti-pa-tri-6t-ik, a. not patriot- 
 Antipedobaptist, An-ti-pe-do-bap-tist, n. wun 
 
 h(U iz opozd tu de baptizm ov infants. 
 Antiperistasis, An-ti-pE-ris-ta-sis, n. de opozij- 
 
 on ov a kontrari kwoliti, bj hwiq de kwoliti 
 
 opozd ganz strei)t. 
 Antipestilential, An-ti-pes-ti-len-Jal, a. efika- 
 
 Jus agenst de plag or pestilens. [flamajon. 
 
 Antiphlogistic, An-ti-flo-jis-tik, a. qckii) in- 
 Antiphon, An'ti-fon, ) n. alternat siijiij in de 
 Antiphony, An-tif-o-ni, \ kwjrz ov katsdralz; 
 
 a rEspons; a kind ov antem. [tifon. 
 
 Antiphonal, An-tif-o-nal, a. relatii) tia de an- 
 Antiphonal, An-tif-o-nal, n. a buk ov antcmz. 
 Antiphrasis, An-tif-ra-sis, n. [ Gr.} {iLhct.} de 
 
 yqs ov wurdz in a sens opozit tu d.^r proper 
 
 menii]. [antifrasis. 
 
 Antiphrastically, An-ti-fras-ti-kal-i, ad. wid 
 Antipodal, An-tip-o-dal, a. relatig tu de antip- 
 
 odez. 
 Antipode, An'ti-pod, n. wun ov de antipodez. 
 Antipodes, An-tip-o-dez, n. doz hco liv on de 
 
 opozit sjd ov de ert; doz opozit tu Eg uder. 
 Antipope, An'ti-pop, «. wun ho yixzdrpsdepop- 
 
 dum. 
 Antiport, An'ti-port, n. an ister gat or dor. 
 Antiprelatical, An-ti-prE-lat-i-kal, a. advers 
 
 tu prelasi. 
 Antipriest, An'ti-prest, n. an opozer er enemi 
 
 ov prests. [pii,ritanz. 
 
 Antipuritan, An-ti-pii-ri-tan, «. an opozer ov
 
 APA 
 
 ai 
 
 APO 
 
 ANTii^osis, An-tip-Uj-.iii', n. [Gr.] {Oram.) a 
 
 fiftyiir L*{ bwio wun kun ix put fur an&der. 
 ANTigL ABIAM, An-U-kw^-ri-au, a. rclatig tu on- 
 
 tikwiti. 
 ANTigL'ARiAN, An-t'i-kwd-ri-an, ». an antikwari. 
 AMTiyL'AUiA.MSii, Au-ti-kwd-ri-uu-ii-ni, u. rtt 
 
 atuJi uv uiitikwitiz. [antikwitii. 
 
 ANTigi'AKY, Ari'ti-kwii-ri, u. a iiiau tttqdiuM uv 
 Amtivii ATK, An'ti-kwut, f. t. tu uuik uM or 6b- 
 
 stjlet. [bei(] iiutikwatvd. 
 
 Ahtiquatednesb, An'ti-kwat-oj-ue.t, n. »t«i ov 
 AMTigi'i:, An-t^k, d. rclatiu tu antikwiti; unjunt: 
 
 veri ulil; ov uld fiijou. 
 AMTigt'i:, Aii-tc'k, u. a [ten uv aojentqrt. 
 AMTigt'KNths, Aii-ttk-iie.", II. u kwuliti ov bciy 
 
 ■njent: a|it'run!i uv antikwiti. 
 AMTigt'iTY, An-tik-wi-ti, n. uld tjnu; de pepl ov 
 
 uld tiiiiz; de rrnulnz uv uld timi. 
 AUTiUEVOLUTio.NAJiy, Aii-ti-rcv-u-lq-Jon-a-ri, a. 
 
 opuzi() rovuliiJoii. 
 AwTiBKVuLLTioNisT, An-ti-rov-u-li^-Jon-iat, «. 
 
 an o|kjxct ov u rcvulqjon. 
 AwTiht'ii, An-tiJ-i-j, n./il. [/..] de ]>cpl, bO), in- 
 
 habitiu difvrent f]dt uv de ckwator, hav di^r 
 
 /aduz prujc'ktcd diivrviit wuz iit nuin. 
 AST18COUBLTIC, An-ti-skor-bi'i-tik, / a. cfi- 
 
 AwTisiuuuLTiCAL, An-ti-ski«r-bii-ti-kal, ) kn/u.« 
 
 aj;eii>i die skurvi. [fak/un. 
 
 Antislitic, An-ti-mjp-tik, a. kKutcruktif) pqtrE- 
 Antihkitic, Aii-ti-8^p-tik, n. mudiiiin rczijliy 
 
 piltrrfakjon. [vcri. 
 
 A.NTiHLAVKUV, An-ti-sliiv-cr-i, n. opuzijon tu Au- 
 Ajk'TibuciAL, An-li-stb-Jul, a. avyrs tu .'<u!<jeli. 
 ANTisrAKib, An-ti5-pa-8i8, n. a rcvuljon ov a hq- 
 
 mor. [sinzmz. 
 
 Antispakmouic, An-ti-sj>az-m6d-ik, a. gud aKon.'st 
 Antisi'astics, An-ti-sjias-tik;', «. /</. mcdi^iinz 
 
 hwi«j k"Z <i rrvuljon <>v dr hiiniorz. 
 ANTiBPLKNtTic. Aii-ii-spItu-E-tik, ii. efikujus in 
 
 dizt'Zi z ov dc sj.icn. [o]j<jzd tu dr ."truff . 
 
 ANTiSTUOi'iiE, An-tu-tro-fr, n. [Gr.] a staiiz«i 
 Amtitulsib, An-tit-e-s'i-s n., pi. An-tit-e-»ri;oiiu- 
 
 li/un ov wurdz, scntcnscz or :>i-ntiuiente; kuntrust. 
 Antitiiktical, An-ti-tet-i-kal, a. rt\at\\f tu, or 
 
 k<'ri(iiiii|) iiiititfi'i!': plnsl in kunirast. 
 Antituimtauian, Au-ti-trin-i-tu-ri-nu, ii. opuz- 
 
 ig dt ildktrin uv de triniti. 
 Aktitvpe, An'ti-tip, ii. de urijinal, or dat ov 
 
 hwi<; dr f jp iz de rcprczcuta/on. [titjp. 
 
 Antityi'Ical, An-ti-tip-i-kal, a. relati(] tu an iin- 
 ANTivtxuitAL, An-ti-ven-E-rE-iil, a. rezistig vcn- 
 
 erral ]i>rzn. 
 Antlkr, (Int'lcr, n. At brnn«j ov q etn;^ hern. 
 Antceci. An-tr-i'j. n.rl. |/.| dui inhabitants ov 
 
 d« ^rt hiD liv under dE !>jini lunjitiid and latitqd, 
 
 hut in diforcnt honiiiiterz. 
 Antonomasia. An-toii-u-mu-ji-a. n. a form ov 
 
 «!•<■»;, in hwiq de num ov sum ofis or digniti iz 
 
 yqzd iostiSd ov de pmiicr nam. 
 Anih, il'na!!, n. lurr otutrcmiti ov de b'Keli. 
 Anvil. An'vil. n. de juni bluk hwiq gmitd j-qz. 
 Anxiltt, a- •• ■ •■ -i. trubl uv ni^nd abvt 8Utn 
 
 fqtytir i . ■: xuliKitml. 
 
 Anxiois. .\ wlisitus; koni'^'md. 
 
 A.sxiotHLV, Aijk'jU!' 11, a</. wid nuzjrti. 
 Any, Kn'i. a. ovuri; bii>«vcr: hwotj<ut'ver; rdcr. 
 Ao.MA.v. n-u-ni-an, a. pcrtauig tu de niqzcz, or 
 
 tu tluniii in lirojia. [dcfinit tim. 
 
 AORIST. U'u-ri«t, n. a tcn« in Grek ckjrnn.V'<i)] in- 
 AORTA, U-<»r-t.i. n. de gmt qrteri from at hqrt. 
 Aortal, H'«>r-tal, ^ a. ixTUinip tu de norta or 
 Aortic, il-i'>r-tik, \ pmt qrtori. 
 Atace, A-pfis ad. kwikli; bnwiili: ypedili: fast. 
 Apaoook, A|>-a-gu-jr, n. ahdukjun; a k^nd ov 
 
 ^rguiDont ; progrca from wun pro{>uxiJun tu 
 
 •iiddcr. 
 
 Apaoooical, Ap-a-g6j-i-kal, *. Joig de ab«urditi 
 
 uv den^iy hwut iz af^rmd. [enqmcmroQ. 
 
 APARiTUMtifiia, Ap-a rit-ine-«ij, n. [6'>.) iJiJut.} 
 Apart, A-|M|rt, hU. s<)purutli; at a dutaiu. 
 Ai'AUTUK.NT, A-iKirt-uitni, n. u pqrt ov a bus; a 
 
 ruuii. [MHiiibl. 
 
 Apatiiktic, An-a-t«itik, a. havijj nu frlifl; in 
 Apatiiist, Apa-tist, n. u |i<,'r»uu widvt felig. 
 Apatiii»ticai^ Ap-a-ti;i-ti-kal, a. indifcrcnt; on- 
 
 fili,). 
 Apathy, Ap'a-ti, u. wont ov felig; inMcntibilili. 
 ApK, Up, H. u kind ov uiuyki; an imitator. 
 Ape, Up, r. /. tu iuiitut; tu luiuiik. [jtornt. 
 
 Apeak, A-|>^k, aJ. in u ]Mji«tyqr tu peri«; on de 
 Ai'EPhY, A-iM-'p-si, n. a wout uv ri'K>''ll'ir dijestyun. 
 Aperient, A-pe-ri-cnt, a. jentli purgutiv;laksativ. 
 Aperitive, A-i>«<r-i-tiv, a. dat hwic; haz de p'ser 
 
 uv u]>niy. 
 Apertio.v, A-pv-r-Jun, ». akt ov upnig. 
 Aperture, Ap'er-tqr, ». an upniy; a posaj; a hul. 
 Apery, Up'cr-i, n. de akt ov apig; afoktcd imita- 
 
 /uu. (levz. 
 
 Apetalol'8, A-iM-t-a-luK, a. wi&iil pctalz or flxtr 
 Apex, U'i>«.k:f, h. [Z.J j>l. Ap'e-sez; de tipor Ag- 
 
 gqlur ixrnt; de tup. 
 Apiieliun, A-fe-li-on, ti. [(/>.] de p«rnt in a 
 
 planeU orbit luust distant fruu ds gun. 
 Apii.t.UEsis, A-lir-t-iii, i n. de takiy ov a Ictcr 
 ApiitUEijis, A-ft?r-E-i»is, I or silabl f roni dE be 
 
 giniy ov u wurd. [tu mankind. 
 
 Apiiila.nthropy, Af-i-lan-tru-pi, n. wont ov luv 
 Aphih, U'fi.<, /*. dc plant Itss, or vjnTreter. 
 Aphony, At'u-ni, u. a los ov vffs or spetj. [sept. 
 ApiiuiiisM, Af'o-riz-m, n.a makKim: u lakunik prr- 
 Apiioiii.st, Af'u-rist, ii. a rjlcr ov aforizmz. 
 ApiioRisTiCAL, Af-o-ris-ti-kal, a. haviy dE form 
 
 ov afurizin. [rizmz. 
 
 ApiiouisTiCALLY', Af-<a-ris-ti-kal-i, ad. wid afu- 
 ApiiBODisiAC, Af-ro-diz-i-ak, i a. ekiiitig 
 
 Ai'iiROuisiACAL, Af-ro-di-zj-ak-al, j vcntrcul 
 
 diijr. 
 ApiiTHO.NG, Af'tog, n. a Ictcr, or kombinajon ov 
 
 lottr/., havig nu s'vnd. 
 .\pHYLLoi8, Af'il-u:f, a. dcstitqt ov Ievx. 
 Apiakv, U'pi-n-ri, n. a pla.-; hw^r hct qr kept. 
 Apieck, A-|iE.t, aj. tu de {■•irt or J^r ov e<;. 
 AP18II, Up'i/, a. lik an ap; fopij; sili. 
 Apibii.Ni'iiiti, Up'iJ-nc!«, n. mimikri; fu|KTi. 
 Apocalypse, A-i«6k-a-Ups, n. rcvela/ou; disklo- 
 
 ?i^\T. [lajon. 
 
 Apocalyptic, A-i)uk-a-lip-tik, a. kontanig rcve- 
 Apocopate, A-pok-o-jnt, r. t. tu kut of or omit 
 
 de lust lettr or gilabl ov u wurd. 
 Apocope, A-pok-u-jir, n. dE umi/uu ov de last 
 
 lotcr or jiiialil uv a wurd. 
 ApocRfSTic, Ap-u-knis-tik, a. rtp^lifl; aatrinicnt. 
 Apoi IIRYPIIA, A-iK>k-ri-fa, ;«. /'(. buks uv bwiq 
 
 df oli.r/. (jr uuDun, n)<i'ndi'd tu de Old Test.imi-ut. 
 Apociirypiial, A-p6k-ri-fal, a. not kanonikal; 
 
 un.-vrtcn. 
 Apodal, Ai/u-dal, a. hnvig no fEt. 
 Apode, Ap ud, n. an animal bavig no frt. 
 Ai'OiucTic. Ap-u-dik-tik, t a. ovidont bry6nd 
 
 Apokictical, Ap-u-dik-li-kal, i kuntradikjon. 
 Apodosib, A-p6d-u-6ig, n. de aplikajon ov a ti- 
 
 militqd. 
 Apogee, Ap'u-je, m. dc pmit in a planets orbit 
 
 mu!>t di.'<tant from de t;n. 
 ApooRAPii, Ap'u-graf, n. a kopi; a tnuukript. 
 Apollvun, A-|xM-yon, n. dc destnrcr. 
 AptiLoiiKTic. A-iK>l-u-jet-ik, { a. ov dc n«t- 
 
 Apolooetical, A-|>ol-o-j6t-i-kal, i yqr ov an 
 
 a|icjKiji: kun(anii) ckgkqscz. 
 Apologist, A-ixil-u-jist, n. wun hii> maks an 
 
 a|)61uji. [«»r ck*k^». 
 
 AroLOOiZK, A-p61-i9-Jii, r. ». tu mak an apiSloji,
 
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 ApotOGDE, Ap'o-log, n. a fabl, teqiij moral troot. 
 Apology, A-j>61-o-ji, n. a defens; an ekskds. 
 Apomecometry, Ap-Q-me-kom-e-tri, n. ae qrt 
 
 uv mej;i],rifl tii)z at a distans. [nerv. 
 
 Apoxeueosis, Ap-CD-nii,-ri5-sis, a. ekstenjon ov a 
 AropuASis, A-p6f-a-sis, n. [ G-)'.] a figytir bj hwiq 
 
 de orator ssmz tu wav hwot he wud planli 
 
 insinytiat. [flem. 
 
 Apophlegmatic, Ap-o-fleg-mat-ik, a. dreifl awa 
 Apophthegm, Ap'o-tem, n. a maksim; — nu kom- 
 
 onli ritn, iapotJiegm.} Ss {Apothegm.} [um. 
 Apophyge, A"-p6f-i-J£, n. [(}>:] de spriij oy a kol- 
 Apoplectic, Ap-cj-plek-tik, ) a. belogiij tu 
 
 Apoplectical, Ap-o-plek-ti-kal, ( an apopleksi. 
 Apoplexy, Ap'o-pleks-i, n. a diserdcr dat afekts 
 
 de bran. 
 Apokia, A-p6-ri-a, n. [G-i:] d-stij hwq^tu begin. 
 Aporehcea, Ap-o-rE-a, n. [L.] an eflq,vium. 
 Apostasy, A-p6s-ta-si, n. a d£pqrtyi],r from de 
 
 priusiplz hwiq wun haz profest; derslikjon. 
 Apostate, A-p6s-tat, n. wun ho) ren'snsez hiz 
 
 prinsiplz. 
 Apostate, A-pos-tat, a. fels; tratorus. 
 Apostatical, Ap-os-tat-i-kal, a. Ijk an apostat. 
 Apostatize, A-pos-ta-tjz, v. i. tu rcn'sns wunz 
 
 priii.-iplz. [wunz fat. 
 
 Apostatizing, A-p6s-ta-tjz-ii), pp. felii) from 
 Apostemate, A-pos-te-mat, i-. i. tu ferm intu 
 
 an absos and fil wid pus. 
 Apostemation, jV-pos-ts-ma-Jon, n. ds proses ov 
 
 rjpniij tu pus. [an abses. 
 
 Apostematous, Ap-os-tem-a-tus, a. pertanii) tu 
 Aposteme, Ap'ffl-stsm, n. an abses; an impostqm. 
 A posteriori, 3 pos-te-ri-o-ri, [Z.] from de lat- 
 er; from de efekt tu de kez. 
 Apostle, A-p6s-l, n. a person sent; — a mesenjer 
 
 tu preq de Gospel; a disjpl ov Krjst. 
 ApoSTLEsniP, A-p6s-l-Jip, n. de ofis ov an aposl. 
 Apostolate, A-j^os-to-lat, n. de ofis ov an aposl. 
 Apostolic, Ap-os-tol-ik, ] a. relatiij tu, er 
 
 Apostolical, Ap-os-tol-i-kal, ) tot bj de aposlz; 
 
 e;4zistiij in de tjm ov de aposlz. 
 Apostolically, Ap-os-tol-i-kal-i, ad. in de man- 
 
 er ov d<- aposlz. 
 Apostrophe, A-p6s-tro-fe, n. a digresiv adres; — 
 
 de mqrk i' ) Juii) dat a wurd iz kontrakted,er de 
 
 sill ov de pozesiv kas. [trofe. 
 
 AposTROPHic, Ap-os-trof-ik, a. denotii) an apos- 
 Apostrophize, A-p6s-tro-fjz, v. t. tu adres bj 
 
 apostrofe. 
 Apothecary, A-p6t-e-ka-ri, ». a keper ov a 
 
 madisin Jop: a komp'snder ov medisinz. 
 Apothegm, Ap'o-tem, n. a remqrkabl sail); a 
 
 maksim. [taniij apotemz. 
 
 Apothegjiatical, Ap-o-tog-mat-i-kal, a. kon- 
 Apothegmatist, Ap-ffi-teg-ma-tist, n. wun hm 
 
 yqzt'z apijtemz. [apotemz. 
 
 Apothegmatize, Ap-o-teg-ma-tjz, v. i. tia uter 
 Apotheosis, Ap-o-te-o-sis, n. [Gr.\ deifikajon. 
 Apothesis, A-p6t-E-sis, ?i. [ Ch:\ a plas for buks; 
 
 de pl'isiij ov a fraktyi^rd lim in its rjt pozijon. 
 Apotheosize, Ap-o-te-o-sjz, v. t. tu egzolt tu 
 
 Ae digniti ov a deiti. 
 Apotoiie, A-iMt-o-me, n. in miizik, de diferens 
 
 bstwen a grater and a leser semiton; and in 
 
 mafrmatiJ:s, betwen toi inkomenJi|rabl kwontitiz. 
 Apozem, Ap'o-zem, u. a dekokjon mad bj berlii) 
 
 plants. 
 Apozemical, Ap-o-zem-i-kal, a, Ijk a dekokjon. 
 Appall, A-p61, i-. t. tu frit; tu terif j; tu depres. 
 Appalling, A-poI-ii), pp. a. strjkii) wid teror; 
 
 adapted tu depres kuraj. 
 Appanage, Ap'a-naj, n. landz for yuijger qildren. 
 Apparatus, Ap-a-ra-tus, n., pi. Ap-a-ra-tus, er 
 
 Ap-a-ra-tus-ez ; toilz, furnitx|r, er nesesari in- 1 
 
 strcDments fer eni trad er qrt; ekwipaj. I 
 
 Apparel, A-par-el, n. dres; klodii); vestyq^r. 
 Apparel, A-par-el, v. t. tu dres; tu klod: tu adem. 
 Apparent, A-p4r-ent, a, vizibl: plan; opn; serten. 
 Apparently, A-pqr-ent-li, ad. evidentli: semiflli. 
 Apparentness, A-p4r-ent-nes, n. kwoliti ov bcip 
 
 apqrent. 
 Apparition, Ap-a-riJ-on, n. aperans; vizibiliti; a 
 
 preternatyqral aperans; a spekter. 
 Apparitor, A-par-i-tor, n. a. mesenjer in a spir- 
 
 ityqal kort. 
 ApPE.\L, A-pel, V. i. tu refer tu anudcr trjbq,naL 
 Appeal, A-pel, n. aplikajon for justis tu a sq,p£- 
 
 rior trjbqnal; akqzajon; rekors. 
 Appealable, A-pel-a-bl, a. dat ma be apeld. 
 Appear, A-per, v. i. tu be in sjt; tu be evident. 
 Appearance, A-per-ans, n. de akt ov kumig intia 
 
 sjt; semblans; not realiti; Jo; probability 
 Appeaeek, A-per-er, n. wun hco aperz. 
 Appearing, A-per-iij, n. a kumi:g in sjt. 
 Appeasable, A-pez-a-bl, a. dat ma be apezd er 
 
 kwjeted, kqmd er pasif jd. 
 Appeasableness, A-pez-a-bl-nes, «. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beii) apezabl. [staL 
 
 Appease, A-pez, v. t. tu kwjet; tu pasifj; tu 
 Appeaser, A-pez-er, «. wun hiD pasif jz. [iti. 
 
 xVppeasive. A-pez-iv, a. haviij a mitigatig kwol- 
 Appellant, A-pel-ant, n. wun hoi apelz. 
 Appellant, A-pel-ant, a. apelig. 
 Appellation, Ap-el-a-Jon, n. a nam; tjtl; term: 
 
 adres: denominajuu. [spejez. 
 
 Appellative, A-pel-a-tiv, «. de nam ov a hoi 
 Appellee, Ap-el-e, n, de defendant in apel. 
 Appellor, Ap-el-er, n. de plantLf in apel. 
 Append, A-pend, v. t. tu hag on, er job tm; tu 
 
 ad tu. 
 Appendage, A-pend-aj, n. sumtiij aded er anekst. 
 Appendance, A-pend-ans, n. apendaj. 
 Appendant, A-pend-ant, a. haijii) tu; anekst tu. 
 Appendant, A-pend-ant, n. dat hwiq beloijz tu 
 
 aniider tiij. 
 Appendix, A-pen-diks, n., pi. A-pen-di-sez, er 
 
 A-pen-diks-ez; sumtii) apended; siiplement tu a 
 
 buk. 
 Apperception, Ap-er-sep-Jon, n. konjusnes. 
 Appertain, Ap-er-tan, v. i. tu beloi) tu; tu. de- 
 pend upon. 
 Appetence, Ap'e-tens, I «. senji^al dezir; a t«n- 
 Appetency, Ap'e-ten-si, j densi in erganjzd 
 
 mater tu yqnjt wid or selekt pqrtiklz ov mater. 
 Appetibility, Ap-£-ti-bil-i-ti, n. a. dezjrabl stat 
 
 er kwoliti. 
 Appetible, Ap'e-ti-bl, a. dezjrii); plezig; engajip. 
 Appetite, Ap'£-tit, to. dezjr; dEzjr ov s^nJual 
 
 plcjTi,r; relij for find; hugger. 
 Applaud, A-plod, v. t. tu praz hjli; tu ekstol. 
 Applauded, A-pl6d-ed, p. komended; prazd. 
 Applaudee, A-pled-er, n. wun hot) prazez er 
 
 komendz. 
 Applause, A-plez, n. praz: komendajon; kredit. 
 Apple, Ap'l, n. froot; as pqpil ov d£ j. 
 Applepie, Ap'l-pj, n. a pj mad ov aplz in past. 
 Apple-tree, Ap'l-tr£, n. dz tre projdqsig aplz. 
 Appliable, A-plj-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig apljd. 
 Appliance, A-pli-ans, n. akt ov apljig; aplikajon. 
 Applicability, Ap-li-ka-bil-i-ti, n. stat ov beig 
 
 aplikabl. [abl. 
 
 Applicable, Apli-ka-bl, a. dat ma be apljd; sut- 
 Applicableness, Ap'li-ka-bl-nes, n. de kwobti 
 
 ov beig sqtabl. 
 Applicably, Ap'li-ka-bli, ad. fitli; so az tu be 
 
 apljd. [oner. 
 
 Applicant, Ap'li-kant, n. wun hcD apljz; a petij- 
 Applicate, Ap'li-knt, n. a rjt Ijn dren akros a 
 
 kuiv, so az tu be bjsektod bj de djameter. 
 Application, Ap-li-ka-Jon, n. akt ov apljig; stat 
 
 ov beig apljd; entrEti; asidqiti; intens studi.
 
 APP 
 
 ARU 
 
 AppLiCATiTB, Ap1i-kn-tiv, «. rtlati{)taaplilui/un. 
 
 Ai-j'Litii, A-|>lj>l, p. put lu or on. 
 
 AhrLiKK, A-plj-er, «. wun bdi aplji. 
 
 Ai-i-LV, A-pI|, (. t. lu \\ on: tu viii nr cmpld' for 
 
 u (urtikyqlar |>unju8: tu filu ^r uiiiil; tuadr^ 
 
 or direkt; tu betuk: tu luak aplikiijou. 
 Apptr, A-plj, r. I. tu *\\X: tu huv riktJrt ta. 
 ArrouuiATi'KA, A-p»j-t-a-tii-ra, n. a nui or em- 
 
 buli/iiicnt or vkuprt'/un in luqzik. [estAbli/. 
 
 Appoint, A-ixVnt, c.t. tu lik-i uijOd; tu sell; lu 
 Appui.xt, A-j«^t, ('. I. tu (lekrt. [«>>/'• 
 
 Appointku, A-|»rni-f(l, p. a. kciM ; rkwipt; fur- 
 AppoiNTtE, A-|)ffnt-r, «. a p^niuD u[)0riit«d. 
 APPOINTtH, A-fxirut-fr, n. wun tulj u|i(irnt«. 
 Appoi.ntmknt, A-|)drnt luvnt, n. aa order, nUri: 
 
 \<i*i\ dfsignu/un. 
 AppokTioN, A-|Kjr-J<«n, r. /. tudivjd in juntpqrt*. 
 AppouTiii.NtK, A-i»jr-/<in-cr, n. wun htti a|>ur/onz. 
 Appurtio.nmknt, A-|i6r-/on-mont, h. a div{dig 
 
 inlu i^jfjonz. 
 Appcwkr, A-|iui-or, w. on pf^miucr: an inkwircr. 
 Appohitk, Ap'bi-iit, A. proper; fit; adapted; wcl 
 
 apljd. 
 ApiHMJiTKLy, Ap'ta-»it-li, ad. propcrli; ni^tabli. 
 AppohiTKNicss, Ap'u-iit-nt's. ii. fitnux: lulaptajon. 
 AiToMTio.N, Ap-u-iiJ-on, ii.adijun; — dc putig ov 
 
 ttii niini in (tr nam kas. It^pris- 
 
 Appkaise, A-prui, r. I. tu Mt a prii ap6n; tu 
 ArrRAiscMtNT, A-prt'iz-inont, fi. de aktuvapraiig. 
 Appuaisku, A-pn'a-vr, u. wun ba> aprasei ar aeU 
 
 a \>r\*. [ed. 
 
 AppHLi I Ai)L>:, A-pr^-Ji-a-bl, A. dat ma br^timat- 
 AppHK<'iATe, A-i>re-Ji-at, r, t. tu cstiiuat. 
 Appueciation, A-pr^-Ji-a-Jun, n. de akt or vil- 
 
 y\\\X\: i'.<ittiiui/(iD. 
 AppRKUvvn, Aj.-rc-hcnd, r. t. tu In huld on; tu 
 
 w ■ lij dr m{nd: tu fer. ^tigkur. 
 
 API I \p-ri-hi'U-diT, «. u kiinsfViT; d 
 
 Apii. 1 , Ap-re-h«^n-si-bl, a. dat ma bt 
 
 aprthfinli-d. 
 Apprkhk.ssiom. Ap-rc-h^n-Jon, h. kon«epJon; rafi- 
 
 pijiiu: frr: an impvrfekt {dcu. [ful. 
 
 Appr»:iik>(8ive. Apre-hen-siv, a. jjcrscvig; ftr- 
 Appkkiiknsivjly, Ap-rr-hon-!<iv-li, ad. wid ap- 
 
 rrhiMiJ'in. 
 AppRKUi:.\8iVKNE88, Ap-rr-hen-giv-nc«, n. de stat 
 
 ov btiii nprchemiiv. 
 Appre.nticb, A-pr^n-tis, r. .. tu bjnd nt as an 
 
 aprenii». 
 Apprentice, A-prt*n-lis, n. wun hiD iz bisnd lu 
 
 «^rv a MTlcn \vna i-v yrrz. ujnin kundi/un dat 
 
 dr tniilznmn Jikl in-^tnikt him in hiz qrt. 
 AppRENTiCESUiF, A-pf^n-tis-fip, n. stat er t^nn 
 
 ov ii«'r»"iii. 
 ArpRisK, A-prjz, r. t. tu inform: tu (fiv notis tu. 
 Apprize, A-|ir|z, c t. tu set valyq on bj ntoriti. 
 Appruement, A-]>rjz-mcnt, n. u VHlyqa/on bj 
 
 otorili. 
 
 lytion. 
 
 Apprizer. A-prjz-cr, n. wun apffntod tu set ral 
 Approach, A-pn&q, r. ». tu drw ner. 
 Approach, A-pruq, r.t. tu dru nrr tu. 
 Approacu. A-prtliq, n. akt ov druig nrr, akaea. 
 An-RoACUABUC, A-prdM;-a-bl, a. ak.«c.«ibl. [aprc>ct. 
 Api-uoa) iiLKsa, A-nrti^lcs, a. dat kan not be 
 Appkkiute, Ap'ru-wit, r. ^ tu apnfiv; tu ljsen« 
 
 tu prtq. [8Bp«irt. 
 
 Appkob\tio]«, Ap-ro-bA-/oo, ». akt ot apiatvig: 
 Approiiativk, A|>-ru-ha-tir, a. apntirio. 
 An-noBATDRT. Ap-rw-ba-to-ri, a. a(imivig. 
 Appropriable, A-|>ru-pri-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 a]ir> iTiatol. 
 Appropriate, A-pru-pri-at, r. t. tu set ap4rt; tu 
 
 anok^ tu; tu kon-'ju lu »um yt^a; tu mak pr- 
 
 kqlyar. iap<irt: acjnd. 
 
 Appropuatk. A-pn^-pri-at, a. pckqlrar; act 
 ArpsoFKi ATsxcas, A-pn^pn-at-nea, ■. aqublMa. 
 
 AppBopRiATioM, A-pru-pri-A-/on, n. an apUka/on 
 
 tu "«in I'lrtikyjlcir yt^^ or mrniQ. 
 Ai :i-a-l«r, n. wun ba> bai 
 
 Ai il, a. wurdi ov apri^ba 
 
 Approval. A-pra*v iti, ». aprubajon; kumendajon. 
 Approvk, A-pnbv, r. t. tu l]k: tu koineod; tu 
 
 pniz. 
 Api'Rover. A-pni*v-er, n. wun b<ti apriivi. 
 Approximatk, A-prulu<-i-mat, r. t. and i. lu koin 
 
 nir:tu aprut;: tu kuz tu aprcMj. [eg. 
 
 Appruxiuativ>:, A-proks-i-ma-tiv, a. dat aprog- 
 Appcl.se, A-iiiiln, Fi. akt ov clrikio ag^niit. 
 AppcuiioN, A-pdl-Jon, n. a itrikig agen«( b) a 
 
 moivig b<jdi. [tarn. 
 
 Appcrtenanck, A-pdr-tc-nan«, ». dat hwiq apor- 
 Ai'i'iRTt.NA.NT, A-pdr-tr-nanl, a. j«rnd lu: br- 
 
 loi)io «>J ''J qt- [pe«. 
 
 Apricot, U'un-kot, «. u uton fra>t rtiemblig a 
 April, U'|>ril, «. dr turt munt ov de ytr. 
 Apkil-kool, U'pril-fujl, n. wun bib sufi-rz an im- 
 
 pcjzijon on dr U;Vfl da ov Upril. [efekt. 
 
 A PKiDRi, U prj-u-rj, II. [/,.] fnjm At ki>i tu dr 
 Aruo.N, tl'purn, n. u pqrt ov drej"; a kuvur. 
 ApRONEii, H'punid, a. Wi^rioor haviijan apum. 
 Apro.n-iia.n, U'purn-man, n. a laborig man. 
 Apropos, Ap'ro-pu, a. \>'\ de wa; sfsn&bii; tu de 
 
 purpus. 
 Apsis, Ap'nin, n. [ ^Pr.] y>/. Ap'»i-dc»,"»r Ap'sez; tn» 
 
 IxTiits in de orbit8 ov de plani'U, at de p-atect 
 
 and le.«t di.ftan.x from de sun and de ert: u dum. 
 Apt, Apt, a. fit; proper; redi; kwik; kwolifid fur; 
 
 tendig. » 
 
 Apteral, Ap'te-ral, a. notbavio wigz or kolumz. 
 ApteroI'S, Ap'te-ru», a. not bavig wigz, az in.<>ekt». 
 AlTiTiDE, Ap'ti-tqd, h. filncs; t4.-nden.'i; di.'iio- 
 
 zi/nn. 
 AiTLY. Apni, ad. propcrli; justii; redili: aki|lli. 
 APT.SEjis, Apt'nejj, n. f itne«;kwikne« ov apreben/on. 
 Aptotk, Ap'tot, n. a nvn havig nu distigkjon or 
 
 kasct. 
 Aj'YKOi'8, A-pj-rus, a. rezislig fjr: inkombustibl. 
 AgCA, U'kwu, ri. [/,.] woter:— yqzd in ki.nji«-.zi/iin. 
 AyCA KORTitj, U-kwa for-iis, «. njirika,«id. ikulor. 
 AtjCA VARINA, U-kwii ina-rt-nu, n. a beril ov use 
 AyiA REUIA, U-kwa re-ji-Q, h. a mikstyi^r ov n^- 
 
 trik and uiqriatik as\A. 
 AgCARics, A-kwa-ri-u8, n. [L.] At wet«:r-b%rer; dt 
 
 rlevnt ."{n in dr tudiak. 
 AyCATic, A-kwat-ik, ; a. p^rtanig tu water 
 
 AgvATiCAL, A-kwat-ik-al, S inbabitig or groig in 
 
 dr WHior. 
 Aql'atinta, A-kwa-tin-ta, n. a metod ov e^ig on 
 
 ko|i«.T )i( inr nz ov akwa furtis. 
 AycAViTj;, U-kwa-vj-te, n. [L.] brandi spirit. 
 Agi edcct, Ak'we-dukt, n. an qrtifijal ^n el for 
 
 wotcr. 
 AgcEovs, £I'kwr-us, a. woteri; konsistigov woter. 
 AQiEUL'&NKSii, U'kwe-u«-ne8, n. a wetcri kwol- 
 
 iti. [woter. 
 
 AgviFORM, n'kwi-form, a. havig de form or 
 AgciLiNE. Ak'wi-lin, or Ak'wi-ljn, a. rcz4>mblig 
 
 an zkI: hukt. 
 .\rab, il'nib, n. a nativ ov Arabia. 
 AUAiiogi'E, Ar'a-bcxk. a. rrlatig tu Arabik (\f- 
 
 kiU'ktyqr. and ttkulptyqr, or fansi oniamcnt. 
 A&abia.n, A-ru-bi-an, .1. rtlatig tu Arabia er 
 
 flrabt. [hian. 
 
 Arabic. Ar'a-bik, a. rrlatig tu Arnhiu: Ara- 
 Arabic, Ar'a-bik, n. d< laggwaj ov Arabia. 
 Arabist, Ar'a-biiU, a. wun v^rst in Arabik liter- 
 
 ali^r. 
 Arable, AHa-bl, a. fit for dr pN «»r tilaj. 
 A&ANEocH, A-ra-Dr-a«, a. reioniblig a kobwcb. 
 ARBALI8T, Hr'ba-list, n. a knw-bo. [tn«lfl. 
 
 Aabitee, dr'bi-ter, m. an ump(r: wun hcD koa-
 
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 Arbitrable, flr'bi-tra-bl, a. qrbitrari; detdrmin- 
 abl. [ajon; qflrs. 
 
 Arbitrament, flr-bit-ia-ment, n. wil; determin- 
 
 Arbitrarily, fl.r'bi-tra-ri-li, ad. in an qrbitrari 
 maner. [(^rbitrari. 
 
 -Vrbiteariness, flr'bi-tra-ri-nes, n. stat ov beii) 
 
 Arbitrary, Hr'bi-tra-ri, a. bisnd bj no rool er lo; 
 despotik; ;ibsoli],t; unlimited. 
 
 Arbitrate, flr'bi-trat, v. t. tia desjd; tu juj ov. 
 
 Arbitration, flr-bi-tra-Jon, n. determinajon ov a 
 koz bj yiersonz mi^tyixali agred on bj de pqrtiz. 
 
 Arbitrator, Hr'bi-tra-tor, n. an umpjr; juj; de- 
 terminer. 
 
 ^Vrbor, ilr'bor, n. a plas kuverd wid branqez ov 
 
 trsz; a b'ser; — an aksis or spindl. 
 Arboral, ilr'bo-ral, a. relatiij tu trsz. 
 .Vrboreous, flr-bo-re-us, a. bEl6i)ii) tia trsz. 
 Arborescence, flr-bo-res-ens, n. de figytl,r ov a 
 
 tre. 
 Arborescent, Hr-bo-res-ent, a. rezemblig a tre. 
 Arboret, flr'bo-ret, n. a smel tre er Jrub. 
 Arborical, Hr-bor-i-kal, a. relatii) tu trez. 
 Arboriculture, flr-bor-i-kdlt-yTi,r, n. de kul- 
 
 tivajon ov trez. [ov trez. 
 
 Aeborist, flr'bo-rist, ?i. a natyii,ralist in, er a juj 
 Arborization, flr-bo-ri-za-Jon, n. de aperans 
 
 ov a plant in mineralz. 
 Arborize, llr'bo-rjz, i'. t. tu form de aperans ov 
 
 a x»laut in a mineral. 
 Arbuscle, flr'bus-1, n. a dwerf tre. 
 Arbuscular, Hr-bus-kii,-lar, a. rezemblii) a Jrub; 
 
 havii] de figyiir ov smel trez. 
 Arbustive, flr-bus-tiv, a. kuverd wid Jrubz. 
 Arbustum, flr-biist-um, n. a kops ov Jrubz er 
 
 smjl trez. 
 Arbute, Hr'bri,t, n. de stroberi tre. 
 Arc, flrk, ;;. pqrt ov a serkl. 
 Arcade, flr-kad, n. a seriez ov qrqez wid a wek 
 
 under dem; a smol qrq widin a bildii). 
 Arcane, flr'kan, a. sekret. [sekret. 
 
 Arcanum, flr-ka-num, n. [Z.] pi. flr-ka-na; a 
 Arch, flrq, n. pqrt ov a serkl er elips; an qrk; — a 
 
 konkav, holo struktyqr; a. velt. 
 Arch, flrcj, v. t. tu bild er form wid qrqez. 
 Arch, Hrq, a. wagij; mertful: — qef; ferst. 
 Arch, flrk er flrq, in hompozifon, signif jz gef, er 
 
 ov di- ferst Idas; az, qrk-anjel, qi'g-bifop, &s. 
 Arch^ologic, Rr-ke-CD-loj-ik, ) a. relatii) 
 
 Archaeological, flr-ke-o-loj-i-kal, ) tu qrki- 
 
 oloji. 
 Archaeology, flr-ke-61-o-ji, n. de sjens hwiq 
 
 trets ov antikwitiz; antikwitiz. 
 Archaic, flr-ka-ik, ) a. old; anjent; "st ov 
 
 Archaical, flr-kii-i-kal, i yn,s; obsolet. 
 Archaism, flr'ka-iz-m, w. an anjent fraz er idiom. 
 Archangel, flrk-an-jel, n. a qef anjel. 
 Archapostate, Ar(j-a-p6s-tat, n. de qef apostat. 
 a\jichbishop, flrq-bij-op, n. qef bijop. 
 Archbishopric, flrq-bij-op-rik, n. ofis, stat, jq- 
 
 risdikjon, er provins ov an qrqbijop. 
 Archdeacon, Arq-de-kn, n. a substittj,t far a bij- 
 op, ho) haz a sviperintendent puer. 
 Abchdeaconry, flrq-de-kn-ri, ) n. de ofis ov 
 Archdeaconship, flrq-de-kn-Jip, ) an qrqdekn. 
 Archducal, flrc-di],-kal, a. belorjiij tu an qrqdqk. 
 Archduchess, flrq-ddq-cs, n. de wjf ov an qrq- 
 
 ditk. [dqk. 
 
 Archduchy, flrq-duq-i, n. de teritori ov an qrq- 
 Archduke, flrq-d4k, n. a soveron prins ov Gstria. 
 Arch-dukedom, flrq-diyj-dom, n. de teritori ov 
 
 an qrqdqk. 
 Arched, flrqt, a. bent in farm ov an qrq; veltcd. 
 Archer, flrq'er, n. wun ho) Joots wid a bo. 
 Archery, flrq'cr-i, n. de qrt ov Jcotig wid a bo. 
 
 Archescourt, flrq'cz-kort, n. a kort bel6i)ig tu 
 
 de qrqbijop ov Kanterberi. 
 Archetypal, flr-ke-tip-al, a. orijinal. 
 Archetype, flr'ke-tjp, n. de orijinal; a model. 
 Archfiend, flrq-fend, n. de qef ov fendz. 
 Archidiaconal, fljr-ki-di-ak-o-nal, a. belogii) tu 
 
 an qrqdekn. [an qrqbijop. 
 
 Archiepiscopacy, flr-ki-e-pis-ko-pa-si, n. stat ov 
 iVRCHiEPiscoPAL, flr-ki-e-pis-ko-pal, a. belogig 
 
 tia an qrqbijop er qrqbijoprik. 
 Archimedean, flr-ki-me-de-an, a. pertanii) tu 
 ' Hrkimedez. 
 
 Arching, flrq'ii), p^:*. fermii) wid an qrq. 
 Archipelago, flr-ki-pel-a-go, n. a se hwiq 
 
 ab'jndz in smol jlandz. 
 Architect, Hr'ki-tekt, n. a profesor ov de qrt ov 
 
 bildiij. [tektynr. 
 
 Architective, flr-ki-tek-tiv, A. yv^zd in 4''ki- 
 Auchitecthral, flr-ki-t(Skt-yn-raI, a. pertanii) tu 
 
 bildii). 
 Architecture, flr'ki-tekt-yij^r, ji. de qrt er sj- 
 ens ov bildii); de efekt ov de qrt. 
 Architrave, flr'ki-trav, n. dat pqrt ov de en- 
 
 tablati],r hwiq Ijz imediatli upon de kapital. 
 Archives, flr'kjvz, n. pi. de plas hw^r rekordz 
 
 or anjent rjtii)z qr kept; anjent rekordz. 
 Archivist, ilr'ki-vist, n. a keper ov qrkjvz. 
 Arohivolt, flr'ki-volt, n. de iner kont^ftr ov a 
 
 volt. 
 Archness, flrq'nes, n. Jroodnes; kunii). 
 Archon, Hr'kon, n. de qef majistrat ov anjent 
 
 Atenz. 
 Archonship, flr'kon-Jip, n. de ofis ov an qrkon. 
 Archway, flrq'wa, n. a pasaj under an qrq. 
 Arctation, flrk-ta-Jon, n. a konstipajon ov de 
 
 intestinz. 
 Arctic, flrk'tik, a. nerdern; Ijii) under de Hrktos, 
 
 er Bii,r. RrMlk serkl, de serkl hwiq fermz de 
 
 sudern limit ov de nordern frijid zon. 
 Arcturus, flrk-tii,-rus, «. a fikst stqr ov de ferst 
 
 magniti^d in de konstelajon Bootez. 
 Arcuate, flr'kq-at, a. bent Ijk an qrq er bo. 
 Arcuation, flr-kii-a-Jon, n. de akt ov bendip; 
 
 kurviti. 
 Aecubalist, Rr'ki^-ba-list, n. a krosbo. 
 Arcubalister, flr-kxx-ba-lis-ter, e?' flr-kti-bal- 
 
 is-ter, n. a krosboman. 
 Ardency, flr'den-si, n. qrdor; egernes; het. 
 Ardently, flr'dent-li, ad. zclusli; afekjonatli. 
 Ardor, flr'dor, n. het; het ov afekjon; zel. 
 Arduous, flr'dq-us, a. lofti; hj; hqrd tu kljm; 
 
 difikult. [usnes. 
 
 Arduousness, flr'dti-us-nes, ji. difikulti; labcSri- 
 Are, Hr, de indikativ mood, prezent tens, plural 
 
 number, ov de verb tu ts. [fas. 
 
 Area, fl're-a, n. stiperfijal kontent; eni opn sur- 
 Arefaction, Ar-e-fak-Jon, n. akt ov groig drj; 
 
 drjiij. 
 Arefy, i\.r'e-fj, v. t. tu drj. 
 Arena, A-re-na, n. [Z.] de spas fer kombatanta 
 
 in an amfiteater. [sand. 
 
 Arenaceous, ^-e-na-Jus, a. sandi; konsistij) ov 
 Arenose, Ar'e-nos, a. sandi; ful ov sand. 
 Areola, A-re-o-la, n. [Z.j de kulord serkl rund 
 
 de nipl. 
 Areometer, {I-re-(5m-e-tor, n. an instrcDment tu 
 
 megtir de spesifik graviti or densiti ov flq,idz. 
 Areometry, tt-re-6m-e-tri, n. de qrt ov mejq,!- 
 
 ii) de spesifik graviti ov fli|idz. 
 Areopagite, Ar-e-6p-a-jjt, n. a senator er juj in 
 
 de kort ov Areopagus at Atenz. 
 Areopagus, Ar-e-6p-a-gus, n. [Z.] de hjest kort 
 
 at Atenz. 
 Arethusa, Ar-e-ti^-sa, n. [Z.] a plant and fl-scr 
 Argal, flr'gal, n. unref jnd er krood tqrtar. 
 Argent, flr'jont, a. silveri; hwjt; Jjnig Ijk silver.
 
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 Aboent, Hr'jenL n. hwit kulor in koiU ov qniiz. 
 AutiENTATio.v, fir-jun-tu-Juu, n. an uvorluio wid 
 
 Kilver. Ivor. 
 
 AuuKNTiNE, flr'jou-tin, a. purtHiiio tu, or Ijk nil- 
 Ahuii^ iir'jil, II. |x>tun kla; qrjiUiJuK yrt. 
 Aeuillac'kui's, Hr-ji-ld-juH, a. klui. 
 Amuillikckoi B, ilr-ji-lif-cr-u8, a. prudiiHig kin. 
 AK(iiLLOi'K, Hr-jil-us, /I. konniKtinov klu;qrjilaju!'. 
 AJtuiVK, Hr'jiv, a. yilzJ for dc Grrku in jencnil. 
 AuuoL, Hr'gul, II. tqriiirov wjii. 
 Ajbgo.nait, ilr'^cj-nnt, m. wun dv de koiiii)iiiiyoui 
 
 ov Jasuu in Av Jip lirt^u, in de viTiij tu Kulcis. 
 Ajiuo.nautic, Hr-gu-uul-ik, a. pcrtaniu tu de 'Ar- 
 
 gonotii. 
 AaiiOHY, flr'go-si, n. a Iqrj vosel for uvrcandis. 
 Abul'E, Hr'f(q. V. t. or i. tu debdi or Ji»kd.s; tu 
 
 mil: tu tiro infert'iiscz from ]irumiKL-z. 
 Auutui, rir'eq-fr, n. a Ji.-'ipqttT; rrznt-r. 
 Abui ME.N'T, Hr'gii-uicnt, u. rezn ali^jd tu Indies 
 
 brief: drbiit; a .luuuri ov koutcnts. 
 Abui'Mkntal, ilr-gq-iuuu-tjil, a. bclugig tu an 
 
 qr^qinont. 
 ABuiMt.NTATiox, iir-gq-mcn-ti-Jon, ». rcznifl; de 
 
 l)ro»t'« or qrt ov re zuii). [ov (!jr>!:quieiil. 
 
 AuiiLJiKNTATivE, ilr-ffq-nicn-ta-tiv, a. kon.«i.<<ti(| 
 AKiiUME.NTiM All uuMiNt-M, Hr-gq-mi'n-tuui ud 
 
 hom-i-nem, [/..] qrgtiuii-nt tu ae mun:— an (^r- 
 
 gilincnt dat derjvz its furs from iUf pvrsoniil iip- 
 
 likiijun. [|z. 
 
 Aucii H, Hr'gu.", II. a fabyqlu« beifl wid a hundred 
 Abia, il'ri-u, H. [h.] an !ir, «oj), or tqn. 
 AuiAN, U'ri-un, ii. wun luii buldz Kr{st tu be a 
 
 krcntvd bi-ijj:— /j. (icrtaniu tu'Uriitnizm. 
 Abianism, U'ri-un-izm, fi.adenpl ov de diviniti 
 
 ov Krj.st. 
 Abid, Ar'id, a. dq; {x^rQt wid bet. 
 Abiuity, A-rid-i-ti, ( n. ofat ov bcifl arid; drj- 
 Abidnl-ss, Ar'id-ufS?, J ncn. 
 Abies, U'ri-rz, n. [L.\ At Itam, wun ov dc twtlv 
 
 6\ni ov de zuiiiak. 
 Abietate, Ar'i-e-tut, r. »'. tu but IJk a ram. [ram. 
 AaiETATiON, Ar-i-e-t«-Jon, n. akt ov butii) Ijk u 
 Aeiktta, Ar-i-et-a, n. [Jt.] u Jort Jir or tqn. 
 Abu;ut, A-rjt. ad. rjtli; koruktli. 
 Abioso, Ar-i-u-zo, a. [It.] Iji-^uin: gn or gali. 
 AaibE, A-rjz, V. t. [i. ar(5t, />*. aqzi)), arizn:] tu 
 
 qc; tu get up; tu m'snt up; tu uper; tu revjv 
 
 from dot. 
 Abistabcuy, Ar'ia-tqr-ki, »». a bodi ov gud men 
 
 in y^vi. [nublz. 
 
 iVBisTOiKACV, Ar-is-t6k-ra-si, n. aguvcrnment bi 
 Abistocbat, A-ris-to-krat, «. wun hm favori ar- 
 
 istoknisi. 
 Abistoobatic, Ar-is-to-krit-ik, ) a. relati)) 
 
 ^Vbist(hbatical, Ar-is-to-kr4t-i-kal, ( tu nr- 
 
 intokrn-M; hoti; rk.-klqi'iv. [Ari.-'ti'jtl. 
 
 Abistotelian, Ar-i»-to-ti-li-an, a. rrlntio t\a 
 Abistotelian, Ar-is-to-tf-li-an, n. a f61ocr ov 
 
 Ari<t6ti. [berz. 
 
 Abitbmanct, A-rit-maD-si, n. a forteligbj nuni- 
 Abitiimetic, A-rlt-mc-tik, m. de sjcns ov nuni- 
 
 bcn. fnrihnetik. 
 
 Abithjietical, Ar-it-mtU-i-kal, u. ukordij) tu 
 Abitiimetician, A-rit-me-ti/-an, «. wun v^rst in 
 
 aritinrtik. 
 Abb. flrk, »i. a <;o»t;- a vcsol tu ."iwim ujKjn dc 
 
 wotcr; jiisqali apljd tu dat iu hwi<j Nou woz 
 
 |)rrzvr*d:- a Iqri, mkI r\ift. 
 Ables, Hrli, M. pi. vmcDt muni givn tu s\>n'ant.'i. 
 Abu, rtrm, m. At lim bwii; rr<;«.'x fmm de band tu 
 
 dt JaldiT:— a b's ov a trc;— an inlet ov dc »c; — 
 
 a bnim; ov militnri .««;r>i.'<. 
 Abm, Hmi, r. t. tu funiij wid qrmi; ta furtif|. 
 Abm, ilrui, r. I. tu tak qmii. 
 Abmada, rtr-nui-da, m. [.n)'.] a land or naval fors. 
 Abmadillo, tlr-ma-dil-k), n. a boni-Jold animal. 
 
 Abmament, flr'ma-mcnt, n. a farsekwipt forwor. 
 AiiMATiia:, ilr'iuji-tqr, «. qmior fur dcf^ndifj dr 
 
 bodi. 
 Abme.ma.v, flr-m£-ni-an, a. |)crtnnig tu Hnncnia. 
 Abme.vti.ve, Hr'men-tjn, a. rrlatiu lu a b^rd ov 
 
 kutl. 
 ABiiruL, Hnn'f ul, n. as muc; nz dr qnnz kan bold. 
 AusiiiOLE, flnn'bul, «. o kaviti under de /older; 
 
 <i liul in a gqrmcnt for At qrm. 
 AuMKiKU, ilr'iiii-jer, n. [L.\ a nil or OHkwjr; u tjtl. 
 .XiiMio.uuLs, Hr-mij-er-u», a. ijuriy qrmx. 
 .VnMii.i.AUY. Hr'mi-lu-ri, a. rczembliu a branlct. 
 AbMiLLATKi), Hr-mi-lii-tcd, a. baviu u bnulot. 
 AuMiMA.N, ilr-niin-y:in, n. u f61ocr ov rlrminitu, 
 
 lui) diiord from Kulvin. [.'inniniua. 
 
 Aemi.mamsm, ilr-miii-yun-iz-m, n. At dokirin ov 
 AuMii'OTEM'E, rir-niip-ij-tt'ns, ii. puer in wor. 
 Akmu'utent, Rr-mip-u-tent, a. p'sorful in qrnu. 
 AuMihTiCE, Hr'miii-tii', ii. Hcsajon from qrms. a 
 
 uusjienjon ov hostilitiz; a trow. 
 Akmlkt. ilrm'let, ii. u litl qrm: a brnnlct. 
 AuMoK, ilr'niiir, ». drfoufiv qrmz for dc boli. 
 AuMDU-iiEAUEU, rfr'mor-b^r-cr, ». wun ho) kariz 
 
 (if qriiior ov uniider. 
 AuHuUKU, tlr'mor-er, ii. wun hoi maluoriiolzqnnx. 
 AuMouiAL, ilr-mij-ri-al, a. bcl6ui{) tu qrmor; hcr- 
 
 aldik. [em jiqrt ov Fruna. 
 
 AuMouic, flr-m6r-ik, a. dMignatig dc nort-west- 
 AuMoKY, ilr'm<3-ri, n. a pins in hwi<j qrmz qr dc- 
 
 |iozitcd for yqs; qrnior: ensjnz c|rmijriul. 
 AuMi'iT, ilrm'pit, n. At holo pla.f under dc Juldcr. 
 Arms, ilnnz, ii./</. we]inz: wor; en.sjnz qnaorial. 
 AiiMV, ilr'mi, u. a Iqrj bodi ov qnud men. 
 Akoma, A-ru-ma, ii. dr fmgraut kwoliti in planta. 
 AiioMATic, Ar-o-miit-ik, \ „ „ . . r^„„„, 
 
 AuoMATiCAL, Ar-u-.uat-i-kal, 1 ^- «""' f™?™"^. 
 AitoM ATicti, Ar-o-miit-ik!', ti.pl. spjst'z or jiorfqm*. 
 AuoMATiZATiox, Ar-o-mat-i-zii-jon, n. dc mig- 
 
 gliU cv aronuitik spjscz wid eni midiiiin. 
 Akomatize, Ar'u-raa-tjz, or A-rii-ma-tjz, r. i. tu 
 
 impregnnt wid swct odorz or aromu. 
 Abomatous, A-ru-ma-tus, a. fragrant; spjsi. 
 Akusk, A-ruz, /. from Arjz. Se {Aricr!.) 
 Akoind, A-n<nd, a</. in u serkl; on evcri sjd. 
 Aeui'.mi, A-r'snd, prtp. ab'st: ncr tu; enserklig. 
 Akoise, A-rSz, r. (. tu wak from :-lcp: tu raz up. 
 Akoy.vt, A-rtVnt,* itiUr. brg6n; aw4. 
 AuPKciCfio, flr-p<5j-i-o, n. [It.] At distigkt sijnd 
 
 ov At nuts ov an iustrxtimental kord, akdnqtaniig 
 
 At Vff.<. [dan de IggliJ nkcr. 
 
 AartNT, Hr-p6ii. ii. [/>.] a Frenq aker, a litl lc8 
 ARyiEBis, Hrkwe-bus, n. a band-gun formcrli 
 
 yqid. [wid an ^rkwcbu:'. 
 
 ABgi'KBi'siEB, Hr-kwe-bu«-fr, n. a sjljer qrmd 
 Auback, Ar'nk, ii. At .spirit ov de koku-nut. 
 AuiiAiu.v, A-nin, r. t. tu indit; tu akqz. 
 Akbaii;xmkxt, A-nin-mont, n. de akt ov aranig. 
 Abbange, A-ninj, r. t. tu sot in order; tu put 
 
 in pln.s. 
 Abeaxcjemext, A-rnnj-mcnt, n. a putig inordcr; 
 
 orderli di.iiiozijon : f jnal netlmcnt: klaisifikajon 
 
 ov fnkts relatig tu a subjekt; ax, de Linran 
 
 aniiiji/itut ov pliintx. 
 Abbaxgek, A-ninj-cr, n. vun h»ti puts in order. 
 Abbaxt, Ar'ant, a. bad; vjl; notoriut<; wiked. 
 Abbas, Ar'a.-', n. riq ta|>c«tri. ff rst mad at An*. 
 Akkay, A-rri, n. order ov men for batl; dre«, — a 
 
 nn)kifl: euii-nnelii) ov a jqri. 
 Abbay, A-ni, r. /. tu jiut in order: tu drcs; tu 
 
 iiii|'.'iiu'l: tu envolop: tu di.'^iHjz. 
 Abbeab, A-rrr, ii. dat bwiq rrmdni unptid. 
 Abbeabaue, A-rer-nj, »i. remnndcr ov an atint; 
 
 ariT. 
 Abbect, A-rt'kt,* a. en?kt; at«5ntiv at a hrrcr. 
 Abbettitiovs, Ar-«p-tiJ-us, 4. soa^t awii; krep4 
 
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 ART 
 
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 ASH 
 
 Areest, A-rest, n. S£3q,r bj worant; stop; hin- 
 
 drans; sta ov jujment after verdikt. 
 Arrestation, Ar-es-ta-Jon, n. restrant; ssjur; 
 
 hindrans. 
 Arret, A-ret, n. an edikt ov a soveren kort. 
 Arriere, A-rer, »». ds last bodi ov an qrmi, n^s 
 
 keld rer. 
 Arrision, A-rij-on, n. akt ov smjlig. 
 Arrival, A-rj-val, n. ds akt ov kumii) tu eni plas. 
 Arrivanoe, A-rj-vans, n.akumpani arjvig; arjval. 
 Arrive, A-riv, v. t. tia rzq a plas; tu gan enitiij. 
 Arrogance, Ar'o-gans, / n. asumjon ov tco inuq 
 Areooancy, Ar'o-gan-si, \ impertans ; insolens 
 
 ov bj^rii). 
 Arrogant, Ar'o-gant, a. hoti; self -konse ted. 
 Arrogantly, Ar'o-gant-li, ad. hetili; veri pi-sdli. 
 Arrogate, Ar'o-gat, v. t. tu klam unjiistli; tm 
 
 asvi,m; tia tak. [unjustli. 
 
 Arrogation, Ar-Q-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov asi^mii) 
 Arrogative, Ar'o-ga-tiv, a. klamir) in an unjust 
 
 maner. 
 Arrosion, A-r(5-gon, n. a neii). 
 A-RROW, Ar'o, n. a pffnted wepn Jot from a bo. 
 Arrow-root, Ar'o-rdjt, ». a farinajus substaus. 
 Arrowy, Ar'o-i, a. konsistig ov arcDz. [storz. 
 Arsenal, flr'ss-nal, n. a magazsn ov militari 
 Arsenic, ilr'sen-ik, er flrs'nik, n. a metal er an 
 
 oksid ov a metal; a viryq,lent pefzn. 
 Arsenical, ilr-sen-i-kal, a. pertanii) tu qrsenik. 
 Arsis, flr'sis, n. [ G-r.] in prosodi, ttat pq,rt ov a 
 
 fut on hwig de stres ov As vers felz. 
 Arson, ilr'son, n. de krjm ov malijus Inss-burnir) 
 
 er uder bildig bj hwiq hn,man Ijf ma he endan- 
 
 jerd. 
 Art, Hrt, sekond person sir)gq,lar, indikativ mcod, 
 
 prezent tens, ov de verb tw is. 
 Art, flrt, n. a sjens; wun ov de liberal qrts; — a 
 
 trad: qrtfulnes; qrtifis; skil; deksteriti; kunii). 
 Artemisia, flr-te-mig-ya, n. mugwurt; wurm- 
 
 wmd; a jenus ov plants. 
 Arterial, flr-te-ri-al, a. relatig tu an qrteri. 
 Arterialization, ilr-tE-ri-al-i-za-Jon, n. de 
 
 proses ov makii) qrterial. 
 Arterialize, flr-ts-ri-al-jz, v. t. tu komi|,nikat 
 
 de kwolitiz ov qrterial blud. [an qrteri. 
 
 Arteriotomy, Rr-te-ri-6t-o-mi, n. de opnii) ov 
 Artery, Hr'ter-i, n. a kanal, or tn,b, konvaii) de 
 
 blud from de hqrt tu el pqrts ov de bodi. 
 Artesian, Hr-te-jan, a. relatii) tia flrtwe {Artois} 
 
 in Frans. Rrts^an wel, a wel mad bj borii). [al. 
 Artful, flrt'ful, a. kuniij; slj; deksterus; qrtifij- 
 Artfully, ilrt'ful-i, ad. kunigli; sljli; dekster- 
 
 usli; skilfuli. [iti. 
 
 Artfulness, firt'ful-nes, n. qrt; kunig; dekster- 
 Arthritio, flr-trit-ik, ) a. relatig tu qrtrj- 
 
 Arthritical, flr-trit-i-kal, i tis, er gist ; g-sti. 
 Arthritis, flr-trj-tis, n. [ Gr.] de g'st. [root. 
 
 Artichoke, flr'ti-qok, n. a plant and eskT^lent 
 Article, Hr'ti-kl, n. a term; kondijon; pqrt ov a 
 
 disk6rs; a klez er jtem; a distigkt but undef jnd 
 
 til); a pqrt ov speq. 
 Article, Hr'ti-kl, v. i. tu engaj. 
 Article, ilr'ti-kl, v. t. tu kdvenant; tu agre; tu 
 
 mak termz. [er jffnts. 
 
 Articular, flr-tik-yq,-lar, a. relatig tu qrtiklz. 
 Articulate, ilr-tik-yT],-lat, v. t. tu form wurdz: 
 
 tu spek; tu jflfn. [li. 
 
 Articulate, flr-tik-yq-lat, v. i. tra spek distiijkt- 
 Articulate, Hr-tik-yn-lat, a. distigki; plan; 
 
 jernted. [yH,lat maner. 
 
 Articulately, flr-tik-yri-lat-li, ad. in an qrtik- 
 Articulation, flr-tik-yv^-la-Jon, n. akt ov qrtik- 
 
 yqlatiij;— a konsonant; — a je^nt; a jur)ktyii,r. 
 Artifice, flr'ti-fis, n. trik; fred; deset; qrt. 
 Artificer, Hr-tif-i-ser, n. a mekanik; a manytj,- 
 
 faktyii,rer. 
 
 Artificial, flr-ti-fij-al, a. mad bJ qrt; not nat- 
 
 yq,ral; fiktijus; not jenyq^in; qrtful. 
 Artificiality, flr-ti-fij-i-al-i-ti, ) n. stat ov beig 
 Artificialness, ilr-ti-fij-al-nes, ! qrtifijal. 
 Artificially, Hr-ti-fiJ-al-i, ad. bj qrt; not nat- 
 
 yiirali. 
 Artillery, ilr-til-er-i, n. wepnz ov wor; erd- 
 
 nans; traps dat manaj ordnans, kanon, &s. 
 Artisan, Hr'ti-zan, er flr-ti-zan, n. a person skild 
 
 in eni qrt. [f jn qrts. 
 
 Artist, Hrt'ist, n. wun hoo praktisez wun ov de 
 Artistic, flr-tis-tik, ) a. relatii) tu de qrts, 
 
 Artistical, flr-tis-ti-kal, ) or tu an qrtist. 
 Artless, flrt'les, a. unskilful; verd ov qrt; onest; 
 
 simpl. [yt^rali. 
 
 Artlessly, flrt'les-li, ad. in an qrtles maner; nat- 
 Artlessness, flrt'les-nes, n. wont ov qrt; sim- 
 
 plisiti. [de red or kan. 
 
 Arundinaceous, A-run-di-na-Jus, a. pertanii) tu 
 Arundineous, A-run-din-e-us, a. abundig wid 
 
 redz. 
 Aruspice, A-riis-pis, n. a sAtsaer. [entralz. 
 
 Aruspicy, A-rds-pi-si, n. divinajon bj inspektig 
 As, Az, konj. ad. in de sam, er Ijk maner; in de 
 
 maner dat; dat; for egzdmpl; Ijk; ekwali. 
 AsAFCETiDA, As-a-fet-i-da, n. a fetid inspisated 
 
 sap yi^zd in medisin. 
 Asbestine, As-bes-tin, a. pertanig tu asbestos. 
 Asbestos, er Asbestus, As-bes-tos, n. a mineral 
 
 substans, f jbrus and inkombustibl. [wurmz. 
 
 AscARiDES, As-kar-i-dez, n. pi. [ G-r.'] intestinal 
 Ascend, A-s6nd, v. i. tu rjz; tu mmv upwardz. 
 Ascend, A-sdnd, v. t. tu kljm up; tu munt. 
 Ascendable, A-send-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig 
 
 asended. [oriti. 
 
 Ascendant, A-send-ant, n. hjt; elevajon; sq,pEri- 
 Ascendant, A-send-ant, a. si^perior; abuv de 
 
 horjzon. [pver. 
 
 Ascendency, A-sen-den-si, n. inflri,ens; etoriti; 
 Ascension, A-sen-Jon, n. akt ov asendig. 
 Ascension-day, A-sen-Jon-da, n. de da on hwiq 
 
 de asenjon ov -sr Savyor iz komemorated. 
 Ascent, A-sent, n. akt ov rjziij; rjs; eminens. 
 Ascertain, As-er-tan, v. t. tu mak serten; tu 
 
 establij. [li non. 
 
 Ascertainable, As-er-tan-a-bl, a. tu be serten- 
 Ascertainment, As-er-tan-ment, n. de akt ov 
 
 asertanig. 
 Ascetic, A-set-ik, n. a devest rekhis; a hermit. 
 Ascetic, A-set-ik, a. empli^'d in devojon; ester. 
 Asceticism, A-set-i-3iz-m,ra.stat er praktis ov an 
 
 asetik. 
 Ascii, AJ'i-j, n. pi. [L.] doz pepl hco, at serten 
 
 tjmz ov de yer, hav no Jado at neon. 
 Ascites, A-sj-tez, n. [ Gr.} dropsi ov de abdomen. 
 Ascitic, A-sit-ik, > j -i i 
 
 Ascitical, A-sit-i-kal, \ ^' dropsikal. 
 Ascribable, As-krjb-a-bl, a. dat ma be askrjbd. 
 Ascribe, As-krjb, v. t. tu atribyii,t ivx. az a kez. 
 Ascription, As-krip-Jon, n. akt ov askrjbig; tij) 
 
 askrjbd. 
 Asexual, A-seks-yq,-al, a. destit^t ov seks. 
 Ash, AJ, n. a tre; de wud ov de aj. 
 Ashamed, A-Jamd, a. tuqt wid Jam; abajt. 
 Ash-colored, AJ'kul-ord, a. ov a kulor betwen 
 
 br-sn and gra. 
 Ashert, AJ'er-i, n. a manynfaktori ov potaj. 
 
 Ashes, AJ'ez, n. pi. de dust or remanz ov eni tig 
 
 burnt; de remanz ov a ded bodi. 
 Ashlar, AJ'lar, i n. freston az it kumz from de 
 Ashler, AJ'ler, ( kwori. 
 Ashore, A-Jor, ad. on Jor; tu de Jor; stranded. 
 AsH-WEDNESDAY, AJ-wenz-da, «. de ferst da ot 
 
 Lent. 
 Ashy, AJ'i, a. aj-kulord; turnd intu ajez.
 
 ASS 
 
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 ASS 
 
 Asiatic, fl-Ji-iU-ik, a. portnnio tu fljia. 
 Abiatio, tl-Ji-At ik, n. a nativ uv Ujia. 
 Ahiaticism, trji-at-i-sir-in, «. imitajcin OT de 
 
 SJintik iniiiRT. 
 Abide, A-Kjd, ail. tu wun »id; ap(\rt from de rost. 
 Asinine, Ait'i-ii|n, a, relutig tu, or rezdmblig 
 
 AfflC, (I-^k, I', t. tu bfg; tu ilrmiliiil; tu kwcKtyoD. 
 Ask, (I^k, v. i. tu |>t;tijun; tu imik iiikw{ri. 
 Abkanck, Aii-kiinH, j ad. ol>lckli: .-"idwnz; turd wun 
 Ahka.nt, A.'f-kant, i koruer ov de J. 
 Abker, tlsk'or, n. wun hcii uitk.s: inkw{rcr. 
 AsKKW, A-8kr\, ad. a.i|d; wid kuiit4^iut. [k{(1. 
 
 Aslant, A-xliiiit, ad. in a Hlnntiy manor; un wun 
 AsLEEi', A-.slcp, ad. at rctit in ii\e\r, in a Mlepig slut. 
 Ahloi'k, A-.i1u|i, ad. wid dekliriti; ubiekli. 
 AsuMATOUS, A-^-ina-tU!<, a. wid'Mt a inuterial 
 
 b'Kli. [an opiut. 
 
 Asp, tlsp. n. a pffznu.s s^qn-nt, ha>z \t<fr.n kilz IJk 
 ASPARAGL'S, As-par-a-gus, n. an t^Hki^lcnt i)lunt. 
 ASPKCT, As'ixkt, H. luk: k'^iiiti-nuiis; nr; vii. 
 Asi'K.N, A.-''iK;n, r». <i trr; dc |>opltir, or u fpejez ov it. 
 Asi'KN, .Vs'iK'ii, a. bi-16gi{| tu de uapon trr. 
 Abper, Art'i)er, K. u tirck akct-nt; n TurkiJ k»Tn. 
 Asi'KKATK, Ai('ptT-at, r. t. tu imik ruf or unevn. 
 Abi'kkatiun, As-per-a-Jon, u. a innkig ruf. 
 AsPERiKOLious, As-pcr-i-fu-li-ua, a. harig levz 
 
 ruf tu de tuq. 
 AsPKKiTY, A.f-p6r-i-ti, n. rufncs; hqrjncs; Jqrpnoe. 
 AsruiMoi's, A-s|j«;r-mu)i, /». dcntitiit ov !<cd. 
 Asi'tiu.-^E, As-pin, v. t. tu vilif}; tu clundcr; tu 
 
 •enji^r. [kaiunmi. 
 
 Aspersion, As-p^r-fon, n. a sprigkli)); wnJur; 
 AsPERSOUY, A!<-|)vra-a-ri, a. tcndig tu as|M;rs. 
 Asphalt, .V.-t-t'all, t n. a blak bitqminu.s 
 
 AspiiALTUM, A.t-fal-tnm, i ^ub^tan.-*, f'«nd on 
 
 lak Atifaltis. 
 AspiiALTic, As-fal-tik, a. gumi; I)itnminu3. 
 AsPHuuEL, As'fu-dcl, >i. de dn lili: dr kigx sper. 
 Asphyxia, A.^-fiks-i-a, n. a swiDnio, or fantig. 
 Aspic, As'pik, «. a pes ov erdnans; a gt-rpcnt: asp. 
 Aspirant, A'^-pj-rant, or As'pi-rnnt, ». a kandi- 
 
 dnt; an iwujrer. Ibrtt. 
 
 Aspirate, A^'pi-rat, r. t. tu pran'^^ns wid ful 
 Aspirate, An'pi-rat, a. pron'Kn!<t wid ful brot. 
 Aspirate, A.s'pi-rat, n. a Ictcr or mqrk ov an 
 
 einijon ov brc-t in pronunuinjon. 
 AspiRATio.N, As-jn-ru-fon, ». an qrdcnt wij: a ful 
 
 pruiiuu-^injon; q brrai{) alter. 
 Aspire, As-pjr, v. i. tu am at; tu dezjr egerli. 
 AsPiKEB, As-pjr-or, «. wun hiD adpjrx or seks 
 
 qnlciitli. 
 Abpibi.vu, As-pjr-ip, ;-d. a. dczirio egerli; amij 
 
 at: ainbijug; havij] qnlent dcijr tu rjz. 
 Abpiri.vuly, A.^-pir-ijj-li, ad. in an a-ipjnfl maner. 
 Asportation, As-|>or-ta-Jon, ii. akt ov kariifl awn. 
 Abvji i.NT, A.«-kwint, ad. a.ikAnt; wid wun j Jut. 
 Ass, (Im, n. an animal or burdn: a dul person. 
 A8.SAFCKTIDA, As-a-fdt-i-da, «. a fetid gum-rezin, 
 
 yi^id in metlii^iD. 
 Assail, A-wil, «•. t. fu atak in a hostil manor: tu 
 
 f.il u|/tn; tu atak wid ^rgqment. [atakt. 
 
 Assailable, A-sAl-a-bl, a. dat mn be iksald or 
 Assailant. A-sHl-ant, ti. wun lun atak.« or inviidz. 
 AflSAiLANT, .\ -/il-anf, .1. atakio: ap-d?iv. 
 Ashailkr, A-sal-or, u. wun hd> ataks. 
 AssAi.MKNT, A-Nil-mcnt, n. akt ov a^alip. 
 A&HAKT, A-w\rf, H. in enfint lot, de of6na or grub- 
 
 iy ui> and drstnTiij trrz: a trc plukt up bj dr 
 
 nni.s; a kltrd i»e.'« ov land. 
 A88A.K.S1X, A-sia-in, h. wun bin kill, or at^mts tu 
 
 kil bj tro«;ori, or wkrot a^M. 
 A8RA88INATK, A-Mo-i-nnt, t. t. tu murder bj rr- 
 
 krct ii.V.lt. [inatij). 
 
 Assassination, A-aa^-i-nA-JoD, n. dc akt or o^iil- 
 Assassinator, A-eAs-i-na-tor, n. wunbiXtaaBainatd. 
 
 Assault, A-nrtlt, n. at&k; utonn: hostil rfolonfl. 
 AsHAiLT, A-H.'.lt, V. t. tu atak; tu fol u|«')n vio- 
 
 lontli. |a*4lted. 
 
 AssAi ltable, a -vilt-a-bl, b. kapabi or beif) 
 Ahhaulter, A-wilt-ur, n. wun hdi awilta. 
 Assay, \-m, n. a tqal; at4-mt; cgzajnina/on. 
 Ahmav, A-Mi, «. «. tu trj; tu cndovor. 
 Ahmat, A-«i, ». t. tu trj or pntiv, ax motali. 
 .Vkhaykr, A-i*A-or, «. wun bin luu'iz ini'tnls. 
 Assay MANTEit, A-«i-mu8-ter, u. wun Loj trjx «r 
 
 i-gz.'iminz inutulz. [bli. 
 
 Ahskmiilaue, A-som-blaj, n. a kolekjun; an amim- 
 AssKMiii.K, A-i«im-bI, V. i. tu met tugi^dor. 
 AssKMiiLY, A-xvni-bli, ft. a kura|iiuii; an a^vmblaj. 
 .Vsment, A-8i5nt, ». akt ov agrrip: kon-*nt. 
 Assent, A-sent, r. i. tu kon.'^cd; tu ajjre tu. 
 Assentation, An-en-ta-Jon, n. kompljan.'*. 
 AssE."<TATOR, A«-on-tA-tor, n. a flaterer. 
 Assert, A-8^rt, v. t. tu mantAn; tu af^rm; t« 
 
 klam. [ronJoD. 
 
 Assertion, A-»t'r-Jon, ». akt ov aaertiy: afer- 
 AS.SKKTIV1-:, A-!«^r-tiv, a. j)oziliv; dugmatikal. 
 Asskrtor, A-«vr-tor, ii. wunhit>ai<4;rL-<; mniitnner. 
 Asskutory, As'cr-to-ri, .■». a.'«;rti{); .<ui>urtio. 
 AssKss, A-ses, I', t. tu qqrj wid cni Hum: tu rat. 
 As8e>madlk, A-K^ti-Or-bl, a. dat ma V>e &f6»t. 
 AssEssiONARY, A-8<J-on-a-ri, a. pcrtanijj tu a.«^«- 
 
 on. (as<5*t. 
 
 Assessment, A-s<5M-ment, «. akt ov ase^ig: At sum 
 Assessor, A-s^s-or, ;*. wun bet) ascucz; an a-'jixtant. 
 AssESSOBiAL, A-8«s-u-ri-ai, a. pcrtanig tu as4fl- 
 
 orz, or a kort ov a«<^.sora. 
 Assets, A-.'cta, «. gvdz and qat«lz for de disqi^rj 
 
 ov (let.-', legasiz, As. [tivli. 
 
 AssEVER, A-»6v-er, r. t. tu af^rm or dekl^r jj<jzi- 
 AssEVERATE, A-sdv-cr-at, r. t. tu af^rm 8<j!cmli: 
 
 tu avdr. [Jon. 
 
 Asseveration, A-sev-er-A-Jon, i». golem aferma- 
 AssiDLiTY", As-i-dti-i-ti, r». dilijeos; klus aplika- 
 
 Jon. 
 As.sii)iou8, A-sid-yn-us, a.veri dilijent; kon-stant. 
 Assiduously, A-gid-3nv-ufl-li, ad. dilijentli; kon- 
 
 stanlli. [dqitj. 
 
 AssiDi'ocsNKSS, A-sid-ji^-uB-nes, n. dilijens; asi- 
 AssiGN, A-sjn, V. t. tu ap<hit; tu trangf^r: tu 
 
 spcsifi; tu dcsignat; tu fiks. 
 Assign, A-sjn, n. wun tu hcDm an a.<>{nmcnt ii 
 
 mad: an aaini. 
 Assignable, A-sjn-a-bl, a. dat ma be aajnd. 
 AssiuNATE, A-sig-nat, ». a publik not or bil in 
 
 Fran.''. 
 Assignee, A.«-i-ne, n. wun tu hoDm cni rjt, prop- 
 
 crti, or a.-ijnmcnt iz mad. 
 Assignee, A-sin-er, / . 
 
 Assignor, A«-i-nor, i "• '^'^■» ^ ""i"'- 
 AS.SIGNMENT, A-sin-uicnt, II. akt OV asjnifl; a trano*' 
 
 fer ov tjtl or intorout. [led. 
 
 Assimilable. A-sim-i-la-bl,a. dat ma be asimila- 
 Assimilate, A-sim-i-Iat, r. t. or i. tu mak or gro 
 
 Ijk. fig timiliir. 
 
 Assimilation, A-cim-i-lii-Jon, «. de akt ov mak- 
 Assimilativb, A-sim-i-ln-tir, J), haviy pvcr tu 
 
 a!<imilat. 
 .VssisT, A-sist, r. t. tu help: tu ad; tu sukor. 
 Assistance, A-gi»-tan«, n. help: ad: sukor: sup^rt. 
 Assistant, A-.^ist-ant, a. wun hdi axiKt"; an i«gtil- 
 AssizE, A-.-jz. n. a kurt ov Jqdikatqr. [ywn. 
 
 As-siZK, A-sjE. r. /. tu fik.s de mt, mcjtir, k%. 
 .\ssiztx, .\-sjz-»'r, II. wun hot ag|zcz: an ofi.«er hdi 
 
 inspt'kt.'' wots and me^rz. 
 AssodABLE, A-su-Ji-a-bl, «. kapabi ov bcip aa^ 
 
 Jintfd: su/abl: komp-inyonabl. 
 Associate. A-s(i-Ji-at, r. t. tu ytinit wid andder 
 
 tu j(Tn in kuuipnni: tu akUmjuini. 
 Associate. A-»*j-Ji-nt, r. i. tu yqnjt in knmpABL 
 Associate, A-.«<^-Ji-at, a. jernd in intorMt.
 
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 Associate, A-s6-Ji-at, n. a pqrtnerjkompanyon; 
 
 Association, A-so-Ji-a-Jon, n. konfederasi; p4rt- 
 
 nerjip; konekjon; an asembli. 
 AssociATioNAL, A-so-Ji-a-Jon-al, a. pertanii) tia 
 
 an asojiajon. 
 Associative, A-s6-Ji-a-tiv, a. tendii) tu asojiat. 
 Assonance, As'o-nans, n. rezemblans ov s-sndz. 
 Assonant, As'o-nant, a. havig rezemblans ov 
 
 sisndz. 
 Assort, A-sort, v. t. tu aranj in order; tu klas. 
 Assortment, A-s6rt-ment, n. distribqjou intia 
 
 serts; varjsti; a number ov tiijz aserted. 
 Assuage, A-swaj, v. t. tia sofn; tu ez. 
 Assuagement, A-swaj -ment, n. mitigajon; abat- 
 
 ment. _ [fiz. 
 
 AssuAGER, A-swaj -er, n. wun hO) aswajez er pasi- 
 AssuASiVE, A-swa-siv, a. sofnii); ezig. 
 Assuetude, As'we-tii,d, n. kustom. 
 Assume, A-si^m, v. t. ta tak; tu klam; tu arcDgat. 
 Assume, A-si|,m, v. i. tu be arogant. 
 AssuMEE, A-si^m-er, n. wun hcD asq,mz. 
 Assuming, A-sqm-ig, pp. a. arogant; heti; 
 
 prud. 
 Assuming, A-si^m-ig, n. prezumjon. 
 Assumpsit, A-sdm-sit, n. [L.] a voluntari promis, 
 
 er undertakii); a spejez ov akjon. 
 Assumption, A-sum-Jon, n. akt ov asumii); sup- 
 
 ozijon; de tii) supozd. [ast^md. 
 
 Assumptive, A-sdm-tiv, a. ov a naty^r tu be 
 Assurance, A-Ji^r-ans,?}. aktov aJn,riij; konfidens; 
 
 wont ov modesti; sekq,riti; inji^rans. 
 Assure, A-Ji^r, v. t. tu giv konfidens; tu mak 
 
 sekixr; tu asert pozitivli; tu inJ4r. 
 Assuredly, A-Jii,r-ed-li, ad. sertenli; wid-st d-st. 
 Assuredness, A-Jiy--ed-nes, n. statovbeiij aj^rd. 
 Assurer, A-Ji\,r-er, n. wun hflo aji'i.rz. 
 Assurgent, A-sdr-jent, n. rjzii) in a kurv. 
 AsswAGE, A-swaj, V. t. Se {Assuage.} 
 Aster, As'ter, n. [Z.] {Bot.} a jenus ov plants; 
 
 stqrwurt. 
 Asterisk, As'ter-isk, n. de mcirk(*)in printii). 
 Asteeite, As'ter-jt, n. {Mm.) de stqr stcan. 
 Asterism, As'ter-iz-m, w. a konstelajon; an aster- 
 isk. 
 Astern, A-stern, ad. {Naut.) at de hjnder pqrt 
 
 ov a Jip. 
 Asteroid, As'ter-efd, n. a smel planet. 
 AsTEROiDAL, As-ter-dd-al, a. rezemblii) a stqr. 
 Asthenic, As-ten-ik, a. febl; wid-st p-ser. 
 AsTHENOLOGY, As-te-nol-Q-ji, n. a deskripjon ov 
 
 weknes. 
 Asthma, Ast'ma, n. a Jertnes ov bret. 
 Asthmatic, Ast-mat-ik, I a. relati^ tu ast- 
 Asthmatical, Ast-mat-i-kal,) ma; aflikted wid 
 
 astma. 
 Astonish, As-ton-iJ, v. t. tu amaz; tu surprjz. 
 Astonishing, As-ton-iJ-ig, jyp. eksjtig astonij- 
 
 ment: a. veri wunderful; surprjzig. 
 Astonishingly, As-ton-iJ-i^-li, sul. in an aston- 
 
 ijii) manor. [surprjz. 
 
 Astonishment, As-t6n-iJ-ment, n. amazment; grat 
 Astound, As-t-Rnd, v. t. tu astonij; tu stun; tu 
 
 terifj. 
 Astraddle, A-strad-1, ad. wid wun leg on ec sjd. 
 Astragal, As'tra-gal, n. a litl r-snd moldi^) hwig 
 
 sur-sndz de top or botom ov a kolum. 
 Astral, As'tral, a. belo^jig tu de stqrz; stqri. 
 Astray, A-stra, ad. -st ov de rjt wa er plas. 
 AsTRicT, A-strikt, v. t. tu kontrakt bj ajjlikajonz. 
 Asteiction, As-trik-Jon, n. akt ov kontraktii); 
 
 kontrakjon. 
 Astrictive, As-trik-tiv, a. bjndig; kompresii). 
 Astride, A-strjd, ad. wid de legz wjd ap^rt. 
 Astringe, A-strinj, v. t. tu dre tug^der; tu 
 
 bjnd; tu bras. 
 
 AsTEiNGENCY, As-trin-jen-si, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 astrinjent; pxer ov kontraktirj de pqrts ov de 
 
 bodi. 
 AsTHiNGEXT, As-lrin-jcnt, a. bjndii); kontraktip. 
 Astringent, As-trin-jent, n. a medisin hwig kon- 
 
 tn'ikts and streijteuz, hwea yr^zd internali. 
 ASTROGXOSY, As-trog-no-si, n. nolej ov de fikst 
 
 stqrz. [de stqrz. 
 
 AsTROGUAPHY, As-trog-ra-fi, n. a deskripjon ov 
 AsTROiTE, As'tro-jt, n, a spqrklig ston; de stqr- 
 
 ston. 
 Astrolabe, As'tro-lab, n. an instroiment formerli 
 
 yT|,zd fer takig de altitqd ov de sun er stqrz at sc. 
 AsTROLATRT, As-trol-a-tri, n. wurjip ov de stqrz. 
 Astrologer, As-trol-o-jer, n. wun hoo fortelz 
 
 events bj de aspekt ov de stqrz. 
 AsTEOLOGio, As-tro-loj-ik, ) a. pertani:^ tu 
 
 Astrological, As-tro-loj-i-kal, \ astroloji. 
 Astrology, As-trol-o-ji, n. de praktis er sjens 
 
 ov prediktirj events bj de aspekts er sityqajonov 
 
 de stqrz. [astronomi. 
 
 Astronomer, As-tron-o-mer, n. wun verst in 
 Astronomic, As-tro-nom-ik, ) a. bel6i)ig 
 
 Astronomical, As-trca-nom-i-kal, \ tu, er'par- 
 
 takii) ov, astronomi. 
 Astronomically, As-tro-nom-i-kal-i, ad. in an 
 
 astronomikal maner. [tronomi. 
 
 Astronomize, As-tr6n-o-m|z, v. i. tu studi as- 
 Astrojmomy, As-tron-o-mi, n. de sjens hwic teqez 
 
 de nulfj ov de hevnli bodiz. [stqrz. 
 
 AsTROSCOPY, As-tros-ko-pi, n. obzervajon ov de 
 AsTEOTHEOLOGY, As-tro-te-61-o-ji, n. teoloji 
 
 f-gnded on de obzervajon ov de selestyal bodiz. 
 Astute, As-tTq,t, a. kunii); Jrcod; akx\t; sutl. 
 Asunder, A-sdn-der, ad. ap^rt; in tO) pqrts. 
 Asylum, A-sj-lum, n. a saxjktyxi^ari; a refqj. 
 AsYMMETEAL, A-sim-e-tral, ) a. not havig 
 
 Asymmetrical, As-i-met-ri-kal, S simetri. 
 Asymmetry, A-sim-e-tri, n. wont ov proporjon. 
 Asymptote, As'im-tot, n. \Gr.'\ a Ijn hwig 
 
 aproqez nerer and nerer tu sum kurv, but never 
 
 mets it. [not me tig. 
 
 Asymptotical, As-im-tot-i-kal, a. aproqii), but 
 Asyndeton, A-sin-de-ton, n. [Gr.] a figyqr hwiq 
 
 omits de konjuijkjon; az, {veni, vidi, vici.} 
 At, At, iy?'ep. denotiij nernes er prezens; toardz; 
 
 ner tu; bj; in: on; wid. [Moorz. 
 
 Atabal, At'a-bal, 71. a kjnd ov tabor yqzd bj de 
 Ataeaxy, At'a-raks-i, ji. kqmnes ov mjnd. 
 Ate, at w Et, i. from 8t. Se {Mt.} 
 Athanasian, At-a-na-Jan, a. relatii) tu de dok- 
 
 trin ov Atanajius. [Jius. 
 
 Athanasian, At-a-na-Jan, n. a foloer ov Atana- 
 Atheism, il'te-iz-m, n. disbelef in de beig ov a 
 
 God. [ov a God. 
 
 Atheist, O'te-ist, «. wun hoo denjz de egzistens 
 Atheistic, fl-te-is-tik, ) a. pertanii) tu ate- 
 
 Atheistical, a-te-is-ti-kal, i izm; adheriij tXH 
 
 ateizm; impius. 
 Atheistically, £[-te-is-ti-kal-i, ad. in an ateis- 
 
 tikal maner. 
 ATHEN.a:uM, At-e-ne-um, n. [Z.] in anjent Atenz, 
 
 a plas hwfir filosoferz and poets deklamd and 
 
 repeted dijr kompozijonz. In de Y^inited Stats, 
 
 a publik redii) roim. [Gres. 
 
 Athenian, A-te-ni-an, a. pertanii) tu Atenz in 
 Athirst, A-terst, a. wontii) drii)k; tersti. 
 Athlete, At'let, n. a. kontender fer viktori; a 
 
 reslcr. 
 Athletic, At-let-ik, a. relatii) tu reslig er bod- 
 
 ili eksersjz; stroij ov bodi; vigorus. 
 Athwart, A-twert, p)>'cp. akros; transvers; trca. 
 Atilt, A-tilt, ad. in de maner ov a barel tilted. 
 Atlantean, At-lan-te-an, a. pertanig tu Atlas. 
 Atlantes, At-lan-tez, n. pi. figyq,rz suportig a 
 
 bildig.
 
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 Atlantic, At-Iin-tik, a. perlnnigtu de ojan hiriq 
 
 H« f.Ht civ Amcrikii;— n. dc Atlantik ujan. 
 Atlas, At'las, n. [/..] a kott-kjon ov niniM; a \<\t} 
 
 skwi^r ftilycj; a Iqrj kjii'l ov |>ti|MT. 
 AtmohI'IIeuk, At'inos-Ur, u. dc mas ov fluid or 
 
 %r hwi(; cnkuini^i-xoz de ?rt; v. 
 ATMOHi'iituic, At-inoH-for-ik, ) a. ht\6\)\\f 
 
 \tmohimiu(Ical, At-mos-fdr-i-kal, I tu dt at- 
 
 mutfl (' r. 
 Atou, At'om, n. an ekstrruili i«mnl pqrtikl. 
 Atomic, A-toin-ik, a. relatiy tu ntuinz; iituinikal. 
 Atomical, A-toin-i-kal, a. kon.^istig ov, or rtlutio 
 
 tu udituz. 
 Atomism, At'ora-it-m, ». dc doktrin ov atomz. 
 Atdnk, A-ttbn, I', t. tu !<tand uz un ckwivalent. 
 Atone, A-ttbri, v. t. tu rokonsil; tu ekspiat; tu 
 
 Mii-fj. Ijiiujon. 
 
 Atonkment, A-t<!in-ment, n. rckonsiliu/on; ok.s- 
 Atoneh, A-tun-cr, u. wun hm utcjuz or ri-kons|lz. 
 Atonic, A-USn-ik, a. wontifl t<on; rtlak-st. 
 Atont, At'o-ni, n. wont ov ton; debiliti. 
 Aroi', A-top, .■)(/. Ill or on dr top; nbtiv. 
 Atkahilmiian, At-rii-bi-lA-ri-an, | a. nfijkt.d 
 Atuabilarious, At-ra-bi-ld-ri-u.s,j wid in(Sl- 
 
 iiii!;.'li or blnk bjl. 
 Atramkxtal, At-ni-ni(5n-tal, j a. kon?i?tiu ov 
 ATiiAMKNTots, Al-ni-in(Sn-tU!», j iflk; iu'.ti; blak. 
 Atkii M. {I'tri-um. ii. f/..] pi. tl'tri-u; a kort If- 
 
 fiir 11 tempi or h's.-'. 
 Atrohols, A-iru-Ju?, a. wikcd in a hj dfgrc; 
 
 rnormn.-': •Htniju;': flajijus, [luaner. 
 
 Atrociously, A-tr6-Ju»-li, ad. in an atrojus 
 Atroc'ioi'sness, A-tr6-Jus-ne8, n. rnormus kriin- 
 
 inaliti. 
 Atiiocity, A-trds-i-ti, n. gmt wikcdnc"; fnormiti. 
 Atkopmv, At'ro-fi, n. a kou:«umjon; a wnstip. 
 Atta«'I!. A-t.i<;, r. t. tu tak; tusez; tu fik.'itu win. 
 Attaiiiable, A-ta(]-a-bl, a. dat ma br atai]t. 
 Attache, At-a-Jii, h. [Fr.] a r<;r:ion drp«4ndcnt 
 
 on or atacjt tu antidcr person, kumpani, or Icgn- 
 
 Jon: an adhrront. 
 Attaciimext, A-taq-mcnt, n. a<lhcron.«; fidcliti: 
 
 Ar yunyiin uv nfi-kjim;— dc takifl ov a i)?rson or 
 
 Riiilz bj Irgal proses. 
 Attack, A-tik, r. t. tu fol up<5n; tu a^l. 
 Attack. A-tAk, n. an asolt; invnjnn; onset. 
 Attain, A-tAn, v.t. tugnn: tuobtiin: tukumtu. 
 Attain, A-t»in, c. i. tu rc«j; tu arjv at. 
 Attainable, A-t<in-a-bl, a. dnt ran be atand. 
 Attaixablexess, A-tdn-a-bl-ne3, ii. etat ov beig 
 
 ataiiabl. 
 Attaixi>er, A-tdn-der, »i. stat ov atanig: konvik- 
 
 /i>n (IV krjm; tnnf; disprds. [atand. 
 
 Attaixmext, A-lan-ment, n. akwizijon; tig 
 Attaint, A-tnnt, r. t. tu disgnui; tu tant; tu 
 
 knrrtpt. 
 Attaixt, A-tdnt, n. a stan; a kjnd ov rit. 
 Attaixtment, A-tdnt-mcnt, n. dt stat ov. brig 
 
 atnntod. [tu fit tu. 
 
 Attemper, A-t<5in-pcr, r. t. tu mingl; tu sofn; 
 Attempt, A-t^mt, r. t. ta tq; tu cnd«5vor; tu 
 
 fAi; tu inak ck.«porimcnl; tu auik. 
 Attimpt, A-toint, «. an csa; a trjal: nn atak. 
 Attjmitadle, A-t«mt-a-bl,a. dat ma bcat^mtcd. 
 Attemptfr, .V-ii'mt-cr, n. wun hitj at<?mt.'». 
 Attexd, A-l«5nd, r. t. tu go wid or akumpani; 
 
 tu br prczent, or be yqnjted tu; tu br prtzent 
 
 for !<uni duti; implpo stum qqrj or ovcrs[t: tu be 
 
 prczent in biznct; tu awAt. 
 Attend, .\-tend, r. i. tu lisn; tu rtgi^rd widatcn- 
 
 Jon: tu fik« At atcn/oD updn, as an objckt ov 
 
 pur<i'it, 
 ATTExnAXCK, A-t^nd-an5, n. de akt ov wntig on: 
 
 st.Tvis; dr I'^rsonz wntip; a trnn; atenjon. 
 Attendant, A-t(^nd-ant, a. akdmpaniig ai sub- 
 
 erdinnt. 
 
 Attendant, A-t<$nd-ant, n. wan hoi at<^Ddz, or ia 
 prizent. [siviliti. 
 
 Attkntion, A-t<n-/on, n. akt ov aK^ndip: bed; 
 
 Attkntive, A-tontiv, a. |jain atenjon: hrdlul, 
 
 ATTKNT1VEI.Y, A-t4)n-tiv-li, arf. bcdfuli; kiirfuli. 
 
 ATTKNT1VENK8B, A-t^ij-liv-ne», n. atcnfon; kv- 
 fulncs. [medisini. 
 
 Attkxi;ant«, A-trfn-yri-anUi, n. pi. at^oyi^atio 
 
 Attenuate, A-t<Sn-yti,-at, r. t. tu raak tin or 
 sl.-iider: diltited. [or flendcr. 
 
 Attenuation, A-lfn-yn-iS-Jon, n. dt mukio Hn 
 
 ArrjJiT, A -test, c. t. tu }«ir witnes; or tu »^rtifj. 
 
 Attest, A-t<5st, n. witnes; tdntimoni. 
 
 Attestation, At-ofl-t^-/on, n. t^timoni; witoe^ 
 
 evidena. 
 
 Attestor, A-tt'st-fjr, n. wun h* atests. 
 
 Attic, At'ik, n. a nativ ov Atiku; de (»arct. 
 
 .\ttic, ,\t'ik, ) a. t>ertjini{] tu Atika inUres; 
 
 -Vttical, At'i-kal, I (Aegant; pii,r; klasikal;— El- 
 evated. 
 
 Atticism, At'i-siz-m, n. dc Atik stjl or idiom. 
 
 .\tticize, At'i-sjz, V. i. tu y\\% an atisizm. 
 
 .\TTittE, -V-tjr, I!, t. tu drcs; tu ard; tu klod. 
 
 .\ttiiiI':, A-tjr, n. klodz; dres; de hcd-dres. 
 
 .Vttitcde, Al'i-tijd, n. postynr; pozi/on: jcstynr. 
 
 Attitudinal, At-i-tii-di-nal, a. rclatig tu atiti\,d 
 or jKistyi^r. 
 
 Attollent, A-tol-cnt, a. liftig up; razig. 
 
 Attokn, A-tdm, r. t. tu transfer servis. 
 
 Attokxey, A-tdr-ni, n. tvun hii> akU) for anddcr 
 a r^olisitor; a loycr. [atdmi. 
 
 Attorneyship, A-tdr-ni-Jip, n. dt ofis ov an 
 
 Attoiinmext, A-tdm-ment, n. a yeldig ov a 
 tenant tu u nq, lord. [alt^. 
 
 .Vttract, A-trakt, r. t. tu dro tu; tu yqnjt; to 
 
 Attractabilitv, A-trakt-a-bil-i-ti, n. stat ovbe- 
 \\] atrikia))!. • [ed. 
 
 y\TTUACTAiiLE, A-trakt-a-bl, a. dat ma be atr^kt- 
 
 Attractingly, A-trak-tiij-li, ad. in an atraktig 
 niancr. 
 
 Attraction, A-trAk-Jon, n. akt ov atraktig; dt 
 p'ser in bo<Uz hwiq iz supcj^zd tu dro dcm tu- 
 g6der. Atral-f'ni nr (fratUi akts at sensibl dis- 
 tances, suq az dt tenaen.«i ov dt planet," tu dt 
 8un. Attakf'tt cr luhryti akts at insensibl dig- 
 tanscz bctwen dr fmol pqrtiklz ov mater. 
 
 Attractive, A-trak-tiv, a. droin; alqrig; invitig. 
 
 .\ttractively, A-trdk-tiv-li, aa. in an atniktig 
 maner. [atraktiv. 
 
 Attractiveness, A-trak-tiv-ncs, n. stat ov brig 
 (I dnKT. 
 
 Attractor, A-trdk-tor, n. heor dat hwiq atrikti. 
 
 Attrahext, At'ra-hent, n. dat hwiq drei or 
 atrakt.s. [piitabl. 
 
 .Vttribi'table, A-trib-rti-ta-bl, a. askrjbabl: im- 
 
 Attuibi te, .\-trib ynt, r. t. tu askrjb: tu imptit. 
 
 Attribute, .\t'ri-l>i;t, n. a kwoiiti: a proj>erti; a 
 tig inherent: az, gudnes iz an atrihiit ov tJod. 
 
 Attribution, At-ri-bii-/on, n. akt ov atribyntig: 
 atribiit. (bqt. 
 
 Attributive, A-trib-yti-tiv, a. ekspresigan atri- 
 
 ATTRiTh:, A-trjt, a. gr-snd; worn bj rubig. 
 
 Attritenebs, A-trjt-ucs, n. stat ov brig muq worn. 
 
 Attrition, A-triJ-on, ii. dc akt ov wurig, or »t«t 
 ov brig worn bJ rubig; abrnson;— gref for sin, 
 aqzig from frr. 
 
 Attune, A-ti'in, r. t. tu mak mi\zikal; ta tqn. 
 
 Auburn, O'bum, a. rcdij brsn; a dqrk kulor. 
 
 Auction, Ok'Jon, n. a publik ?al tu dr hlort 
 bidcr. 
 
 AucTiONARY, Ok'Jon-a-ri, a. btl<')gigta an ok/on. 
 
 Auctioneer, Ok-Jon-er, n. wun hiDselz bj okjon. 
 
 Audacious, O-da-Ju?, a. bold; impudent. [U. 
 
 Audaciously, 0-dd-ju»-li, .W. boldii; impqdent- 
 
 AuDACioi:8Nt88. O-dd-Jus-nc", n. stat oT Uig 
 odaJu5.
 
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 Audacity, 9-das-i-ti, n. efrunteri; spirit; boldnes. 
 Audible, 0'di-bl, a. kapabl ov beii) herd. 
 AuDiBLENESS, 6'di-bl-nes, «. kapabiliti ov beig 
 
 herd. 
 Audibly, 0'di-bli, ad. in an edibl maner. 
 Audience, 0'di-ens, n. de akt ov herii); a herir): 
 
 an editori; an asembli ov hsrerz. 
 Audit, G'dit, w. de takig and setlii) ov ak'snts. 
 Audit, G'dit, r. t. tu mak and adjdst, az an akisnt. 
 Auditor, 0'dit-or, n. a herer; wun ho) edits; wun 
 
 emplffd and otorjzd tu tak an ak'snt. 
 A.CDITOESHIP, 0'dit-or-Jip, n. dt ofis ovan editor. 
 Auditory, 0'di-to-ri, a. liavii) de piser ov herii). 
 Auditory, G'di-to-ri, n. an ediens ; an asembli 
 
 ov hsrerz; a plas hwi^r lektyn,rz qr herd. 
 Augean, 0-J8-an, a. belorjiij tu Gjeas; ful ovdert. 
 Auger, 0'ger, n. an jam totl tu bor holz wid. 
 Aught, 0t, «. eni tig; eni pqrt. 
 Augment, 0g-ment, v. t. tu mak lq,rjer; tu inkrgs. 
 Augment, Og-ment, v. i. tu gro Iqrjer; tu inkrES. 
 Augment, Og'ment, «. inkres: stat ov inkres. 
 AuGMENTABLE, 0g-ment-a-bl, a. kapabl ov inkres. 
 Augmentation, 0g-men-ta-Jon, Ji. akt ov inkres- 
 
 ii): inkres. 
 Augmentative, 0g-men-ta-tiv, a. dat egments. 
 Augur, 0'gur, n. wun hco egurz; a sifitsaer. 
 Augur, 0'gur, t. i. tu ges; tu konjektyq,r bj sjnz. 
 Augur, 0'gur, r. t. tu fortel; tu predikt bj sjnz. 
 Augur ATE, 0'gTi,-rat, v. i, tu juj bjegi^ri.' 
 Augurial, 0-gi|-ri-al, a. relatig tu egi^ri. 
 Augury, 0'gq-ri, n. prognostikajon bj sjnz; omen. 
 August, 9'gust, n. de att munt in cts yer, so 
 
 namd in onor ov 0gustus i^ezar. 
 August, 0-gust, a. grat; grand; eful; majestik. 
 Augustan, 0-gust-an, a. pertaniij ta ©gnstus. 
 Augustines, 0-gu.st-inz, ) n. an order ov 
 
 Augustinians, 0-gus-tin-i-anz, i mui)ks, so 
 
 keUl from St. 0g(istin. [grandyi^^r. 
 
 AuGUSTNESS, G-gust-nes, n. digniti ; majesti ; 
 Auletic, 0-let-ik, a. beloriir) tu pjps. 
 Aulic, G'lik, a. bglorjiij tu an imperial k(Srt. 
 Aunt, flnt, n. a fqderz or rauderz sister. 
 Aura, G'ra, n. [Z.] pi. G're; a bret ov ^r; a vapor. 
 AuEELiA, 0-r8-li-Q, n. de pupa er krisalis ov an 
 
 insekt. [glori. 
 
 Aureola, ©-re-o-la, n. a serkl ov raz ; krsn ov 
 Auric, G'rik, a. pcrtaniij tu gold. 
 Auricle, G'ri-kl, n. de eksternal er. 
 Auricula, G-rik-yri-la, n. a bq,tiful spejez ov 
 
 primroz. [told in sekret. 
 
 Auricular, G-rik-yq-lar, a. konvad bj herii); 
 Auriculate, G-rik-yq-lat, a. Japt Ijk an er. 
 Auriferous, G-rif-cr-us, a. prQdq,sii) gold. 
 Auriform, G'ri-form, a. er Japt. 
 AuRiGRAPiir, 0-rig-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov rjtii) wid 
 
 likwid gold insted ov ir)k. 
 AuEiST, G'rist, n. wun skild in diserderz ov de er. 
 Aurora, 0-ro-ra, n. [Z.] /<?. G-r6-re; {Eng.) 0-r6- 
 
 rciz: dc doniri lit: de mornir); a fl-ser. 
 Aurora Boeeal'is, 0-r6-ra Bo-re-a-lis, n. [L.] 
 
 de nordcm da-brak, so keld bekdz it yi\,3i|ali 
 
 apt'iz in de nort, and rez^mblz de don ov da. 
 Auroral, G-ro-ral, a. relatiij tu de orora, orero- 
 
 ra boreqlis. 
 Auscultation, Gs-kul-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov lisnig. 
 Auspicate, Gs'pi-kat, v. t. tu render espijus. 
 Auspice, Gs'pis, n. ) an omen dron from 
 
 Auspices, Gs'pi-sez, n. pi. \ berdz ; favorabl 
 
 aperans; protekjon; inflqens. 
 Auspicial, Gs-piJ-al, a. relatii) tu prognostiks. 
 Auspicious, Gs-piJ-us, a. havii) omenz ov sukses: 
 
 prosperus; propijus; luki. [er. 
 
 Auspiciously, 0s-pij-us-li, ad. in an espijus man- 
 Auspiciousness, 0s-pij-us-nes, n. prosperus 
 
 aperans. 
 Austere, Gs-te'r, a. sever; hqrj; rijid; stem. 
 
 Austeeeness, Gs-ter-nes, ) n. severiti; rigor; es- 
 Austerity, 0s-ter-i-ti, ! teriti. 
 Austral, 0s'tral, a. sudern; toordz de s'st. 
 Authentic, 0-ten-tik, ) a. restip on etoriti; 
 
 Authentical, 0-ten-ti-kal, ) not fikjus ; jen- 
 
 yiyn: trO). [maner. 
 
 Authentically, G-ten-ti-kal-i, ad. in an etentik 
 Authenticalness, G-ten-ti-kal-nes, n. etentisiti; 
 
 triDt. proof. 
 
 Authenticate, G-fen-ti-kat, v. t. tu establij bj 
 Authentication, G-ten-ti-ka-Jon, n. akt ov eten- 
 
 tikatii); konfermajon. 
 Author, G'tor, n. de beginer er ferst moover; de 
 
 ofijcnt: de rjter or kompozer ov a buk. 
 Authoress, G'tor-es, n. a femal etor. 
 Authoritative, 0-t6r-i-ta-tiv, a. havig etoriti; 
 
 pozitiv. 
 Authoritatively, G-t6r-i-ta-tiv-li, ad. wid etor- 
 iti: pozitivli. 
 Authority, G-tor-i-ti, n. legal p-yer; infli^ens; 
 
 p>;er: rcol; suport; testimoni; kredibiliti. 
 Authorization, 0-tor-i-za-jon, n. akt ov givi^ 
 
 otoriti. [fj. 
 
 Authorize, Q'tor-jz, v. t. tu giv otoriti; tu justi- 
 Authorship, G'tor-Jip, n. stat er kwoliti ov an 
 
 otor. [rjts hiz on Ijf. 
 
 Autobiographer, G-ta-bi-6g-ra-fer, n. wun bet) 
 Autobiographical, G-to-bj-o-graf-i-kal, a. re- 
 
 latiij tu etobjografi. 
 Autobiography, G-to-bj-6g-ra-fi, n. de Ijf er 
 
 bjrigrafi uv a person ritn bj himself. 
 Autocrasy, 0-t6k-ra-si, n. absoli],t, self-derjvd 
 
 p?er. [despot. 
 
 Autocrat, G'to-krat, n. an absoh^t soveren; a 
 Autocratical, G-to-krat-i-kal, a. relatig tu 
 
 etokrasi. 
 Auto da fe, 0'to da fa, n. iSp.'] a. sentens ov de 
 
 Inkwizijon for burnii) a heretik. 
 Autograph, 0'to-graf, n. a personz onhand-rjtifl. 
 AuTOGRAPHiCAL, 0-tQ-graf-i-kal, a. relatii) tu 
 
 an c'tograf. 
 Autography, 0-t6g-ra-fi, n. a personz on rjtip. 
 Automatical, G-to-mat-i-kal, a. belogLg tu an 
 
 otomaton. 
 Automaton, 0-t6m-a-ton, n. [Gr.] pi. 0-t6m- 
 
 a-ta; a majen so konstrukted az tu imitat de 
 
 akjonz ov men or animalz. [mojon. 
 
 AuTOMATOus, G-tom-a-tus, a. haviij p'ser ov self 
 Autonomous, G-ton-o-mus, a. independent in 
 
 guverimient. [ment. 
 
 Autonomy, G-ton-o-mi, n. p'ser ov self guvern- 
 AuTOPSY, G'top-si, n. 6kyq,lar demonstrajon. 
 Autoptical, G-top-ti-kal, a. sen bj wunz on jz. 
 Autumn, G'tum, n. de sezn ov de yer betwgn 
 
 sumer and winter. 
 Autumnal, G-tiim-nal, a. beloijir) tu etum. 
 Auxesis, Gks-E-sis, n. [L.] arapli'fikajon. 
 Auxiliar, Gg-zil-yar, a. asistig; egzilyari. 
 Auxiliary, Gg-zil-yar-i, n. a helpii) verb; a help- 
 er: — pi. foren trcops in de servis ov najonz at wor. 
 Auxiliary, 0g-zil-yar-i, a. asistig; helpig. 
 Avail, A-val, v. t. tu profit; tu promot; tu benefit. 
 Avail, A-val, r. i. tu be ov yqs, er advdntaj. 
 Avail, A-val, n. profit; advdntaj; benefit. 
 Available, A-val-a-bl, a. profitabl; p'serful; 
 
 jil.sful- [fors. 
 
 Availableness, A-val-a-bl-nes, n. p'ser; legal 
 Availably, A-val-a-bli, ad. wid sukses or efekt. 
 Avails, A-valz, n. pi. prosedz ov properti sold. 
 Avalanche, Av'a-lanJ, n. [/>.] a vast bodi ov 
 
 snc, J3, &s., sljdii) d?n a m'sntcn. 
 AvANT-couRiER, A-v6h-k(t)-rer, n. [Fr.] wun h(» 
 
 iz dispart befor de rest tu notif j aprcSq. 
 Avant-guard, A-vant-gqrd, n. de van; de ferat 
 
 bodi ov an qnni. 
 Avarice, Av'a-ris, n, inordiuat dczjr ov gan.
 
 BAB 
 
 BAB 
 
 Ataeiciocs, Av-a-ri/-uj, «. poiM ot wnrit; 
 
 kavotttn: gndi "v gno. 
 AvAKiciouBLT, Av-a-riJ-us-li, ad. in ftn »r«ri/aa 
 
 maner. [muni. 
 
 ArARiciofsSEM, Av-a-rif-iu-nen, n. uiidr^ luv ov 
 AVA8T, A-vdst, »/»/^r. hold; slop; sta. 
 AVATAB, Av-a-U^r, n. dt inkarua/un, <>r a mota- 
 
 m irfodij (>v dt Ueiti. 
 Atai'mt, A-T^nt, in/^T. hciw; brg6n. 
 Ate, U'vr. n. [L.] an ndroji tu dr V^rjin Man, 
 
 »u kiilil tTMUi dc f^nt wunlc, ave Maqo. 
 Atencjk, A-venj, r. t. tu tak vcnjau.i on; tu punij. 
 Atenokment, A-vonj-ini'iit, n. vc'iijiinii:punijincnt. 
 AVKNGKa, A-venj-er, n. u jidnijor; vindikntor. 
 Atenl'e, A\-'t-ni\, n. a p:isaj; u wa ov entrant; an 
 
 all ov trti bel'ijr u h'^n. 
 Atee, A-ver, r. /. tu dekl^r ituzitivli: tu ua^rt. 
 ATEEAGE, Av'cr-aj, u. a mrdium: a uirn pru[)or- 
 
 Jon: u kontrilmJon tu u jciiural los. 
 Ateeaqe, Av'ir-uj, r. t. tu Ttdi\s tu a medium: 
 
 — V. I. tu bt in a medial .sUit. 
 Ateeaoe, Av'er-Hj, ». medial; havig a medium. 
 Ateemen't, A-ver-mcnt, n. pozitiv afcrmajun: 
 
 ofer tu juMtifl: i'!«tabiijmunt bi cvidciu. 
 Ateks.^tU).'*, Av-«.T-«i-Jon, n. hatred; abhorcns. 
 AVER.SE. A-vt^n", a. di!iiiikl|nd tu; unwilig; re- 
 
 Idktant. 
 AvERsLi.v, A-v^T»-li, ad. unwilipli: bakwardli. 
 AVERSKNEiiti, A-vv'n-nen, n. UDWili(|Deii; di:iljk. 
 A\'EE.''io.v, .\-vi;r-Jon, n. hatrc-<l; di.'ljk; abhorcn:): 
 
 irjiuxnan!": koi ov av^rjon. 
 Avert, A-v^rt, r. /. tu turn a-'id: tu put awii. 
 Avert, A-v^rt, r. i. tu turn iiwii. 
 AviARV, U'vi-n-ri, n. u plus enkluzd tu krpb^rdt. 
 Avidity. A-vid-i-ti, n. egemcs; grcdinca. 
 Avocation. Av-o-kii-Jon, n. akt ov kslin asjd: 
 
 biznc!< dat kolz a.'^jd; cmplffment. [andl. 
 
 .\VOU), A-vtfd, r. t. tu Jun; tu eskiip fr'.m: tu 
 Atoidaulk, A-vdrd-a-bl, a. dat mn be avtrdcd. 
 Avoidance, A-v^d-ans, n. akt ov av^dig: dcpri- 
 
 vajon. [junz. 
 
 AvoiDKR, A-vifd-cr, n. wun h<t> aviVdz; wan ho) 
 AvoiDLESs. A-vdrd-le8, a. dat kan nut be av<Tdi-d. 
 AvoiBDirois, Av-or-dn-jwifz, h. a. a wat, ov 
 
 hwiq a pund kontnnz siksten ■sn.^ez. 
 AVOLATIO.N, Av-o-hi-Jon, n. a flit; eskiip. |dcr. 
 AvosET, Av'u-set, w. u wotcT f^l ov de gralik or- 
 A VOUCH, A-V5(j. r. t. tu aft-nu; tu dekliir; tu vsq. 
 AvoLCiiABLE, A-viiq-a-bl, .1. dat ma be avsijt. 
 AvoL'CHER, A-vsq-er, n. wun haavxqezor aft/rmi. 
 AvoiiUMK.VT, A-vKq-ment, h. a deklarajon. 
 Avow, A-vTs, r. t. tu dekl^r opnii; tij. un. 
 Avowable, A-vi-a-bl, a. dat ma be av-jd. 
 Avowal, A-vs-al, n. upn deklarajon; ju.stifika/on. 
 Avowedly, A-vii-ed-li, ad. in an opn manor. 
 Avowee, A-vi-er, «. wun tuDavsi or justific 
 
 AvowET, A-v-B-ri, u. a juntifikajon bj wun hm 
 haz takn a di*tr^9 in bix un qt. 
 
 AvtL«ED, A-v1il.1t, a. plukt of. 
 
 AvLLaio.y, A-viil-jon, n. At akt ov l^rig aw&. 
 
 Await, A-wai, r. /. tu ekjij^kl; tu aUnd; ta 
 wat far. 
 
 Awake, A-wak, v. t. tu n»i from slep; tu wak. 
 
 AWAEE, A-wak, V. t. tu w« tu -i> • •'> -wAk. 
 
 AWAED, A-wi>rd, r. /. tu adjii 
 
 Award, A-word, n. jujueut; ., „.r<. 
 
 I Awarder, A-w<ird-or, n. wun In, a-.i.z ..r jaJM. 
 
 AWARK, A-w^r, a. vijilaut; kojui!; mtuntiv. 
 
 Away, A-wii, aJ. at a distan.t of. 
 
 Awe, H, r. t. tu stqk wid reverens. 
 
 Awe, O, ri. fer, raiggld wid rovcrcns; dred. 
 
 Awe 8TRUCK, O'struk, ;>. a. imprest wid o. [fuL 
 
 AWKLL, tt'ful, a. dat ctrikji wid 0; dn-dful; hat- 
 ' AwKL'LLY, O'ful-i, ad. in an oful muiicr. 
 ' AwKiL.\E.S8, <»'ful-ncs, M. kwoliii ov brig oful. 
 ; Awhile, A-hw(l, ad. fur sum tjm: for a Jort tjm. 
 ' Awkward, Hk'wurd, a. impuljt;kluuizi; unhiudi. 
 I Awkwardly, Uk'ward-li, wd. in an okward 
 I miiiicr. (waitl. 
 
 \ Awkwardness, Ok'ward-ne», n. stat ov beiQok- 
 i Awl, 01, II. (I iMfuted instroimi-ut tu peri* b(jls wid. 
 j AwLESS, O'lc's, a. wid'ht pner tu ckijt e. 
 I Awn, (^n, n. At berd ov groKez or i^ran. 
 I Awning, *>n'ij), n. a kuwr ov kanvu.-, aprcd over 
 I <i bot, or eni plas widSt a niif, for Jnd. 
 [ Awoke, A-wuk, 1. from Aniil-. .Sc {Atcalu.) 
 I Awry, A-rj, ail. a. oblekli; a.skwint. 
 1 Axe, Ak.4, n. an jurn Uh\ for kutig and hq,io. 
 I AxiFEROfs, Ak-if-cr-U'', a. b;iviu simpli analui^, 
 widiit Icvr or afiendiijez. 
 
 Axilla, Ak«-il-u, n. [L.] de qrmpit. 
 
 Axillary, Akg-il-a-ri, a. belogio tu de qrmpit. 
 I Axiom, Ak'.-i-oin. n. a self-evident trjit. 
 
 Axiomatic, Aks-i-o-m.il-ik. 1 a. relalijj tu. 
 
 j Axiomaticai^ Ak.<-i-o-mat-i-kal, i orkontanig 
 aksiomz. (eni tig revolvi. 
 
 I Axis. Ak.-i'i.-, u. [L.] pi. Aks'cz; de Ijn on hwiq 
 1 Axle, Ak'el, t n. a Jaft on hwiq karij 
 
 ' Axletree, Ak'.«l-tre, > hwelz turn. 
 
 Ay, or Aye, He, ad. yes: ek:<prc.'iit) a-cont. 
 
 Aye, U, ad. olwnz: over:agen: wun- mor. 
 I Ayry, Ar'i, n. de nest ov u hek. .Se {Eyry.} 
 
 Azimuth, Ai'i-mut, n. de azimut uv de sun, er 
 ov a stqr, iz an qrk bet wen de meridian ov de 
 phis and eni givn vertikal Ijn. 
 
 Azote. Az'ut, n. njtrojen gai, fatal tu animal IJf. 
 
 Azotic, A-z6t-ik. a. rclatig tu, or ki<uiaai{) axut. 
 
 Azi'RE, fl'3qr, or Aj't^r, a. blq; fant blq; skj 
 kiilord. 
 
 Azi'RE, U'^qr. n. de kulor ov de ski: de skj. 
 
 AzL'RED, u'jnrd, a. beig ov an ajqr kulor. 
 
 AzYMOi's, Az i-mus, a. nnl^vnd; unfermented. 
 
 B. 
 
 Bb, de (H-kood leter ov de komon IggliJ alfa- i 
 , bot, ii a vukal cksnlodcnt, aad ii formd bj ' 
 an tk^nl kontakl ov bol liu hwjl uterigu dis- I 
 liQkt vukal murmur. V ii at korespondigbwis- 
 perd ekspludent. 
 
 Baa, Hq, n. dr kq or a Jep. 
 
 Baa. lii\. V. i. tu krj l|k a jcp. [sun. 
 
 Baal, Ba-al, n. an anjoot jdul, r«p 
 
 Babble. Hab-1, V. I. tu I 
 
 Babble, Rib-I. ) ui . u „ i .1 
 
 Kabbl.no. Bab-lift i "• ^^ ^^' »""»« P«"- 
 
 injoot jdul, reprrtintig dc 
 pratl l{k a Qjld: tu Ink {dli. 
 
 Babblement, Bab-1-ment, n. sensle* prat. 
 Babbler. l!:ib-lor. n. .in jill t-)kor:a t«lcrov8tkr«t«. 
 Babe. Bub, n. an infant: a jrug qjld: babi. 
 Babery, Ii<ib-cr-i, n. ffneri tu jilri a ^Id. 
 Babish, Bab-iJ, a. l|k a bab: babiij. 
 BabI8HLY, Bab-iJ-li, ad. I{k a l>ab: <;jldijli. 
 Baboon. ISa-b«bn, n. u Iqrj kjnd ov miigki. 
 Baby. Bu-bi, n. u yug qild: an infant; bab. 
 Babyhood. lU-bi-hud, n. infan.ii; ^jldbud. 
 Babyhoi'se. lia-bi-b'ss. n. a plas for ^ildreni doit. 
 Babyish. Bii-bi-iJ, a. l^ka bab;qildi/.
 
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 Babylonian, Bab-i-lo-ni-un, j a. pertanii) tu 
 Babylonish, Bab-i-16-niJ, i Babilon; mik5t: 
 
 konfiizd; disorderli. [baqelor. 
 
 Baccalaureate, Bak-a-le-rs-at, 71. de degre ov 
 Baccated, Bak-at-ed, a. havii) perlz or bcriz. 
 Bacchanal, Bak-a-nal, a. druijku; nffzi. 
 Bacchanal, Bak-a-nal, la. rcveliijin in- 
 
 Bacchanalian, Bak-a-na-li-an, i temperans; ntrzi. 
 Bacchanal, Bak-a-nal, j n. wun ho) in- 
 
 Bacchanalian, Bak-a-na-li-an, j duljez in revelz. 
 Bacchanals, Bak-a-nalz, } n. i^l. fests ov 
 Bacchanalia, Bak-a-na-li-a, ) drugkunes and 
 
 revelz. [Bakus. 
 
 Bacchantes, Bak-an-tez, n. pi. [L.] At jjrests ov 
 Baccifekous, Bak-sif-er-us, a. bf^rii) beriz. 
 Baccivorous, Bak-siv-o-rus, a. subsistiij on bcriz. 
 Bachelor, Baq-el-or, n. a. man hiB haz not bin 
 
 marid; wuu bet) haz takn hiz ferst degre in de 
 
 liberal qrts: — a nit. 
 Rachelorship, Baq-«l-or-Jip, n. stat ov a baqelor. 
 Back, Buk, n. At bjuder pqrt ov ds bodi in man, 
 
 and iiper pqrt in animalz; de 'Ster jx^rt ov de 
 
 hand: de hinder pqrt ov a tig; de rer. 
 Back, Bak, a'd. bakward; behind; on tiijz past. 
 Back, Bak, v. t. tu m-snt a hers; tu plas upon de 
 
 bak;— tu mantan; tu justifi: tia sekond; 0. i. tu 
 
 mjjv or go bak, az a hers. 
 Back, Bak, a. beig behjnd or past bj. 
 Backbite, Bak-bjt, r. t. tu senjxir or slander de 
 
 absent. [slanderer. 
 
 Backbiter, Bak-bit-cr, n. a privi kaliimaiator or 
 Backbiting, Bak-bit-iij, n. seki-ct detrakjon or 
 
 slander. ' [der. 
 
 BACKBiTiNGLY, Bak-bjt-iij-li, ad. wid sekret slan- 
 Backbone, Bak-bon, n. de bonov de bak; de spin. 
 Backdoor, Bak-d6r, ». a dur behind a bildiij. 
 Backgammon, Bak-gam-on, n. a gam wid dis 
 
 and tablz. 
 Background, Bak-gr-snd, n. de pqrt behjnd. 
 Backhanded, Bak-hand-ed, a. wid de hand turnd 
 
 bak. 
 Backhouse, Bak-h-ss, n. a bildiij behind a h-5s. 
 Backroom, Bak-ncm, n. a renm behjnd amider. 
 Backside, Bak-sjd, n. de hjnder pqrt ov eni tig. 
 Backslide, Bak-sljd, v. i. tu fel of; tu depqrt 
 
 from; tu apostatiz. 
 Backslider, Bak-slid-er, n. an apostat. 
 Backstaff, Bak-staf, n. a kjnd ov kwodrant. 
 Backstairs, Bak-stqrz, n. stJirz in de bak ov a 
 
 hl5S. 
 
 Backstays, Bak-staz, n. reaps fer supurtii) a Jip. 
 Backsword, Bak-sord, n. a swrd wid wun Jqrp 
 
 ej: a rustik sord-stik. 
 Backward, Bak-ward, a. unwilii); dul; slo; slugij. 
 Backward, Bak-ward, ) ad. wid de bak for- 
 Backwards, Bak-wardz, i wardz; tordz de bak 
 
 er de past. [nes. 
 
 Backwardness, Bak-ward-nes, n. dulnes; tqrdi- 
 Backwoodsman, Bak-wudz-man, n. an inhab- 
 itant ov a ni^^li setld kuntri. 
 Bacon, Ba-kn, n. hogz flej kq,rd wid selt and drjd, 
 
 yqjqali in smok. [kn. 
 
 Baconian, Ba-ko-ni-an, a. pertanig tu Lord Ba- 
 Baculometry, Bak-yq-16m-e-tri, n. de akt ov 
 
 me3ii,rig distans or altitq,d hi a staf. 
 Bad, Bad, a. il; not gud; evl; vijus; hurtful. 
 Bade, Bad, i. from Bid. 
 Badge, Baj, n. a mqrk ov distigkj'on. 
 Badger, Baj-er, n. a kwodrooped; — a deler; — a 
 
 porter. [veks. 
 
 Badger, Baj-er, i'. t. tu konf'snd; tu tez; tu 
 Badiaga, Bad-i-a-gq, n. a smol spunj. 
 Badigeon, Bad-i-je-on, n. a mikstyTj,r ov plaster 
 
 and freston yrizd bj statyn,ariz. 
 Badinage, Bad-i-n43, ". [Fr.] Ijt or plaful dis- 
 
 kors; raleri; foDliJ tok. 
 
 Badly, Bad-li, ad. in a bad maner. 
 Badness, Bad-nes, n. a wont ov gud kwolitiz. 
 Baffle, Baf-1, -v. t. tu eli^d; tia konf-jnd; tu 
 
 detet. 
 Baffler, Baf-ler, n. wun hoD eli^dz and konf 'sndz. 
 Baftas, Baf-tas, n. India klot, er plan muzlin. 
 Bag, Bag, n. a sak; a p'sq; a purs; an uder. 
 Bag, Bag, v. t. tu put intu a bag; tu swel. 
 Bag, Bag, v. i. tu swel Ijk a ful bag. [gam. 
 
 Bagatelle, Bag-a-tel, n. [/)•.] a trjfl; a te; a 
 Baggage, Bag-aj, n. de lugaj ov an qrmi, &s.; 
 
 de gudz dat qr tu be karid awa; lugaj: — a wurt- 
 
 les wuman. 
 Bagnio, Ban-yo, n. a badig h'ss; a brodel. 
 Bagpipe, B;ig-pjp, n. a mqzikal wind instrooment. 
 Bagpiper, Bag-pjp-er, a. wun hct) plaz on a bag- 
 
 PJP- 
 Baguette, Ba-get, n. [Fr.] a litl r'snd moldig, les 
 dan an astragal. 
 
 bIrr J' Sf-^er I "• ^^'^ ^'^^'^ ^° *' ^'^ ^°<^"- 
 Bail, Bal, n. a Jqrti givn for aniidorz aperans. 
 Bail, Bal, v. i. tu reles bj bal; tu admit tu bal. 
 Bailable, Bal-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig bald. 
 Bailbond, Bal-bond, n. a. bond givn for aperans 
 
 in kort. [er deliverd. 
 
 Bailee, Bal-e, «. a person tu hccm gudz qr bald 
 Bailie, Ba-le, n. a Skoq Olderman. 
 Bailiff, Ba-lif. n. a suberdinat ofiser in Iggland, 
 
 apffnted bj a Jerif; a stqard. [balif . 
 
 Bailiwick, Bal-i-wik, n. de jti^risdikjon ov a 
 Bailpiece, Bfil-pes, n. a slip ov paper er pqrq- 
 
 ment kontaniga rekognizans ov bal. 
 Bairn, Bq,i-n w Bqru, n. {S:ot.} a qild. 
 Bait, Bat, v. t. tu put met upon a huk; tu giv 
 
 refrejment on a jurni; tu atak, er haras. 
 Bait, Bat, v. i. tu tak refrejment; — tu fluter. 
 Bait, Bat, n. a Iqr; a tcmtajon; a refrejment. 
 Baize, Baz, n. a kind ov kors, opn, wulen stuf. 
 Bake, Bak, v. t. tu dri or hqrdn bj het er f jr; tu 
 
 kuk or dres fcod in an uvn. 
 Bake, Bak, v. i. tu dct) de wurk ov bakig: tu br 
 
 heted er bakt; tu bekiim hqrd. 
 Bake-house, Bak-h-js, n. a plas fer bakig bred. 
 Baker, Bak-cr, n. wun ho) baks bred, &s. 
 Bakery, Bak-er-i, n. a h-ss for bakig: a bak-hus. 
 Baking, Bak-ig, n. de kwontiti bakt at wuns. 
 Balance, Bal-ans, n. a pj^r ov skalz: pqrt ov a 
 
 woq; a konstelajon: diferens ov ak^nts. 
 Balance, Bal-ans, v. t. tu wa in a balans; tu 
 
 regyi],lat: tu k-snterperz; tu mak ekwal. 
 Balance, Bal-ans, «. ?'. tu hezitat; tu fh]ktyq,at. 
 Balcony, Bal-ko-ni, or Bal-ko-ni, n, a fram ov 
 
 jurn, wud or ston, befur a windw, er on de ist- 
 
 sjd ov a h^ss. 
 Bald, Bold, a. wid-st h^r; wontig kuverig; una- 
 
 dornd; inelegant; men; naked. [gon. 
 
 Balderdash, Bul-der-daJ, n. a raid mikstyT],r; jqr- 
 Baldness, Bold-ncs, n. a wont ov hqr; plannes. 
 Baldpate, Bold-pat, n. a hed destiti],t ov h^r. 
 Baldrick, Bold-rik, n. a gerdl; de zcjdiak. 
 Bale, Bal, n. a bundl^ or pakaj ov giadz. 
 Bale, Bal, v. t. tu lad si; tu pak, or bundl up. 
 Balearic, Bal-e-ar-ik, a. pertanig tu de jlandz 
 
 ov JIajorka and Jlinorka. 
 Balefire, Bal-f jr, n. a signal or al^rm f jr. [qif. 
 Baleful, Bal-ful, a. ful ov mizeri, soro, or mis- 
 Balefulness, Bal-f ul-nes, n. destruktivnes. 
 Balister, Bal-is-ter, n. a. krosbo. Se {Ballister.'} 
 Balk, Bok, n. a grat bem; dron timber; — disa- 
 
 perntmcnt. 
 Balk, Bok, v. t. tu disaptrnt; — tu hep. 
 Balker, Bok-er, 71. wun hcD beks. 
 Ball, Bol, n. a r-snd bodi; a glob; a bulet; an 
 
 entertanment ov dansig. 
 Ballad, Bal-ad, n. a sog; a smel, ijt poem.
 
 BAN 
 
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 BAR 
 
 Hallmtt, lidl-ut, n. hovi mater |>la!it aide botum ' IUnisiiku, Itdn i/L, p. a. drivo awa; eg^H'l 
 
 ov u Jip or vuscl tu kcp it stcdi. 
 
 Ballaist, lial-oit, r. t. tu uuik ur kep nlvdi. 
 
 liALLtT, l(al-ii, II. [//*.] u kjiid uv luiiuik dun4. 
 
 liALtiKTA, Iia-h»-ta, M. [/..J uii uuji-ot wurljk nut- 
 Jen fiir lrui{j bvvi ritoDZ, ji;*. 
 
 BALLitiTLR. lial-i.s-tor, It. a wurljk cnjiu. 
 
 Balloon, Itu-liLu, h. a l(|rj r'Kiid vc.iel yiixd in 
 
 Hamhukk, lJan-i]-cr, n. wun tub bini/ci or drtn 
 
 liAMHiiMKNT, Bij)-i/-ment, n. Ac akt or bini/in; 
 UAMhTtiii, n.in w-tor, ;i. piLLttor. St {BalutterS 
 Bank, IJaok, n. cni xlri) akliviti rjxio from u riv- 
 er, ^r, A-.; u /ol: ciii hrp p|ld up; «i pUu hw%r 
 muni iz luil up. 
 
 kewi-tiri: a b<ii pln.<t um a pilar;-- a Ii^rj bolu b'tl IIa.n'K, lt»uk, r, t. tu inkluz wid baQk-t; tu la up. 
 
 ov tfilk, >)lj., lild wid gtk^, uwi(j uutks it asc-ud, ISa.nkaull, jidok-a-bl, d. dat um be diakvatoU or 
 
 and sal ur pu^ in At i^r. [vot.'^. rr.'evil l>| a bayk, uz nat>< or bilz. 
 
 Ballot, H:tl-ut, ». u bol or tiket yiizd in giriu IIa.nk bill, Itjgk-bil, i n. a pruuiimjri not ijqd 
 
 Ballot, U:il-ut, v. t. tu votorqoiz b{ balut. ISa.nk-.noti:, l(a{)k-not, t >>{ a ba{)kio kuiu{«ni. 
 
 Ballot-box, lidl-ut-boks, n. a btAa fur re^jcvio Ha.\k>.k, ltai)k-fr, n. wun bdi kr|>s u bank. 
 
 HA.NKlN(i, l<;iijk-iu, n. At inanujinent ov bnokji. 
 Ha.nkkiit, Kayk-rupt, a. unabl tu pa: insolrcni. 
 liANKUi rr, lia{jk-rupt, n. a trader unabl tu jai 
 
 biz drt'. [rupi. 
 
 Ha.nkbi I'Tcy, H:n)k-rupt-»i, ii. de stat ov a ba{)k- 
 Ha.skhtock, liagk-stuK, n. ctok or kapital in u 
 
 bauk. [strtmor. 
 
 Ha.n.nku, Han-er, »i. a militari standard or fla?; a 
 Ha.m.neeet, Han-cr-ct, u. a nit mad in de ftld ov 
 
 ball. 
 
 bab>U 
 Balluti.xu, IJal-ot-ii), n. akt ov vutiy bf balot. 
 Balm, \i<\\i\, n. a fra^nuit «rntuii-iit; u plant. 
 BALMi', Ii<iui-i, a. baviy At kwoliliz ov bc(in; hiSd- 
 
 ig: fragrant: udwriferus: niitigiiti{j. 
 Bal.nkal, Hal-nr :il, .7. bi-l6{|iy tu u \n\t. 
 Bal.nkauy, Ual-nc-a-ri, ii. u badi{j-rajni: u lx;t. 
 Balneatio.n, liul-ne-tt-Jun, n. u badig; de uki ov 
 
 bfi(ti(|. [a boni. 
 
 Balotahi:, Hal-w-t«id, «. [/'/•.] u pekiiljur Irp ov 
 Balsam. lS<il-saui, u. an oli, arumatik 8ub:4Uii:< Kan.nebol. Ban-cr-al, n. a litl flag; a bandrol. 
 
 fluid from trrz: dnt liwitj givz cz. Ha.v.nock, Ilan-4jk, n. u kak mad uv bqrli-mel. 
 
 ItALijAyR', liul->aui-ik, ( .). bt°li(j: luitigatiy: Haxxs, Biinz, ii. /7. dc proklauiajon in u (;urq uv 
 
 iSAUiAViit. AL, Itoi-.-aiu-i-kal, )i uokju.-i: soft. an inii-iidcd marij. [meut. 
 
 liALiiAMic. llol-.^am-ik, n. u belig, Mifuiu mcdisin. Kanqukt, liiig-kwct, n. a fest; a grand entcrtan- 
 BALMAMi^hKOLs, Uol-fum-if-er-us, a. prudnnifl BANyttT, Hao-kwct. r. ^ tu trtt wid a bajjkwet 
 
 bol.tuui. [mc-nut. or tt.-t. 
 
 Hausamini:, li<<l-sa-min, n. a jcnua uv plant!<, lu<^- , Haxquet, Bag-kwct, r. t. tu fe«t; tu giv a fesl. 
 ItALL'tiTKii, Bal-u.-i-tcr, n. a ml ; u s^mol j>ilur or HA.vyftTi.vo. Hau-kwut-iy, ii. de akt ov fc^tiy. 
 
 ki.luui; koriiptli ritn (./><iHM/cr.) [u.^tcrz. HA.vyi'kTTE, Ituy-k^t, n. [Fr.] a smol m'snd a( 
 
 ltALL>Ti:Ai»t, llal-us-tm<l, n. a ru or ranj ov bal- dc fui ov u |jara])et. 
 liAMUuu, llaui UO, ;i. a l«;rj k^nd ov red; an tl/ial- Baxsiikk, Ban-Jc. n. a kjnd ov irij f^ri. Se 
 
 ik plant ov Jc red kjnd. i {/Itnthii'.) [giulfrustrut. 
 
 Hambuozll, Uaui-boi-zl. I. t. tu desev. [Cf /u Ba.nstickle. ISan-.stik-l. n. a smol fij ov de jenu« 
 
 ii'unl.^ , Ba.ntam, ]{;'in-tam, a. denotig a spejes ov emol 
 
 Ba.v, Ban, n. publik noti:); a kur^; intenlikjon. i duyhil f'slz wid fuderd Jagkj. 
 Hana.na, lia-nii-nu, or Ba-n^-na, h. a spe/ez ov | BANTta, l!an-tiT, r. /. tu run upon; tu rali;tu jer. 
 
 W'oat Indian plantin. i Banti3, Uan-tcr, «. Ijt ridikql; ralcri: jok. 
 
 Ka.vd. Band, n. n bandaj; a t); a kord; a filot; an I Ba.ntlinu, Bant-lig, n. a litl q{ld; an infant. 
 
 orn:iini'nt wuru nbiil de nek;--a kum|jani. Baxyax, l?an-yan, n. dc Indian fje-tre. 
 
 I!axi>, Hand, I-. t. lu yunjt mgedt-r; lu yunjt. BAPTiiiM, Hap-tiz-m, /i. a rjt ov dcTvrii'tyan ^ur^. 
 Haxd, Itatiil. r. /. tu OMj^iut; lu yH"i'- Baitismal, Ikip-tiz-mal, a. |>ertaniu '^i baptiim. 
 
 iJA.soAiii:. I>:iiul-uj, II. u filet; a ruler fur a wcDnd. Uaitist. ll;ip-ti.-t, n. wun hat bapt^zez; wun ha> 
 IUndaxna, l!an-d:tn-u, a. dcnutiua kjnd ov .ipot- buldz tu bai>tizin bj im^rjon. 
 
 ed .-ilk baijkeroif. [eLs, As. BAiTisTEur, iJap-tis-tcr-i, ii. a font or plas for 
 
 IIa.sdbox, Band-bok.'*, n. a 8l|t bok:) yi^zd fur bon- ; baptizm. 
 Hamjlu, Baud-ed, /<. a. b'snd or yunited in « Baptistic, liap-tis-tik, ) a. rtlatig tu bftp- 
 
 l>.ind. Haptistical, liap-tis-ti-kal, I tizm. 
 
 Haxdit, Biin-dit, m., /'/. Bdn-dit:i, or Bau-dit-i ; Baftize, Bap-tjz, r. t. f u xm^rf in wotcr; tu ad- 
 
 viloz: ruberz; biwnnien. niiniitter bnpti/.m; tu kri~n. [tizm. 
 
 l^ANDLE, B.'in-dl, II. An irij mcyqr ta> fct log. HAKTiztH, Hap-tiz-er, n. wun haj admini.<torx bap- 
 IJa.milet, Band-b't, « n. a litl band, ur flat Bar, l{<ir, n. u lug |>es ov wud or metal: sumtig 
 liAXiiLLET, Ban-de-let, S moldig. | tu binder entmn:>; a bult: u gmt; a bagk at de 
 
 liAXDou, U.iiidog, H. u kjiid ov lurj dog. ' entrans ov a bqrbor: de pla.'= bw:\r loyerx pled, or 
 
 Kaxixilklr. Ban-du-ler, m. a smol ka.* for pTsder. i kriminalz .^tand: an enkluzd plas in a tavern; u 
 Ha.M'uke, Ban-dur, n. u uitizikal instrOiment: ! Ijn in raiizik hwii; divjilz de now intu ekwal 
 
 l-i" ljr. [ porjonz in respokt tu tjui. 
 
 Baxukol, lUod-rol, n. u litl f lag or stremer. ■ BaB, Bur, r. t. tu fasn wid a bqr; tu hinder; tu 
 
 llA.MiY, iian-di, n. a klub for strjkig a bol; u pin. prevent; tu Jut ut; tu ckskliid: tu prohibit. 
 Ua.ndv. Itan-di. r. /. tu bet tu and fro; tu ek-s- Baeb, Bqrb, n. eni tig rrzemblig a berd; dr 
 t tiik rt^iprokuli; tu tmi ab'st. i<«rnts dal stand bakward in an aro: qrmor for 
 
 ' ■ U'g. n. a krukcd leg. [legz. ' norsez. 
 
 I ■ ■ ..ii-di-li-gd, a. havig krukt;<i ; Barbacan, Bqr-ba-kan, n. a fortifikajon bef6r 
 
 Ba.'^l, 1-au. II. jxTzu; dat bwi<j dc.itr<irz or ruiinz. ' de wulz ov a tun, or at dc end or a brij; ao 
 BasKri u B<in-ful, a. pffznus; dcstnikliv. ! opnig in a wol for gunz. 
 
 Bano, iUg, r. t. tu bet; tu tump: tu handl mfli. Babbasiax, Bqr-bii-ri-an, n. a saraj: an unsivil- 
 Bamh, Itig, H. a bio; a tump. jtd j»;rs>.n; u krcbel person;- a. savaj. 
 
 Bania.x, Han van. n. a lit uiornig-gTsn; a Hindt6 ' llARBAiiir. l{<;rl>ar-ik, a. unsiviljid; forcn. 
 
 reliju> sokl; an Indian fig t re. (no flej. i Babuari.sm, Hqr-ba-ri«-m, tt. inhnmanili; knMlti; 
 
 Baxia.n days, Han-yun dai, h. dm hwcn semen et ' i^u.ran-' ov urta; an impropricti ov .«f«rq. 
 Bakisii, Ban-iJ, c. t. tu kondom lu lev wuni on : Barbarity, Bqr-bar-i-ti, n. .vavajneii; kniK-lti. 
 
 kuntri; tu dqv awi: tu egxjl. Barbakizk. li^r-ba-rii, r. t. tu render bqrbanu. 
 
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 BAS 
 
 Baebarize, B^r-ba-rjz, v. i. tu komit abqrbarizm. 
 Barbarous, Bqr-ba-rus, a. rood; unsiviljzd; krooel: 
 
 inhn^mim: kontrari tu gud yi^s in larjgwaj. 
 Barbarously, Bq,r-ba-rus-li, ad. in a bqrbarus 
 
 maner. [bqrbarus. 
 
 Barcarousness, B^r-ba-rus-nes, n. stat ov beiij 
 Barbated, Bqr-bat-ed, p. a. jagd wid pernts; 
 
 berded. 
 Barbecue, Bqr-be-kq,, n. a. hog er oks drest hoi. 
 Barbed, Bqrbd, p. a. herded; qrmd. 
 Barbel, Bqr-bel, n. a river fij; STiperflq,us fleji 
 
 nots in de nnsf) ov a hers. 
 Barber, Bqr-ber, /*. wun h(.t)z trad it iz tu Jav. 
 Barberry, Bqr-ber-i, «. a Jrub and its asid fwit. 
 Barbet, Bqr-bet, n. a spsjez ov dog: a smol wurm. 
 Barbican, Bqr-bi-kan, n. a woqt'ser. 
 Barcarolle, Bqr-ka-rol, n. a popyqlar soi) er 
 
 meloJi, sug bi Venejan gondolErz. [strel. 
 
 Bard, Bqrd, n. a poet; a minstrel; a Seltik min- 
 Barded, Bqrd-ed a. [Her.'\ kaparisond. 
 Bardic, Bqrd-ik, a. relatii) tu bqrdz er poets. 
 Bardling, Bqrd-liij, n. an interior bqrd. 
 Bare, Bqr, a. naked; wid-jt klodz; unkiiverd; un- 
 
 adornd; poor: indijent; mer. 
 Bare, B^r, r. t. tu strip: tu nnkiivcr. 
 Barefaced, B:ir-fast, a. Jamles; impqdent. 
 Barefacedly, B4r-fast-li, ad. impqdentli. 
 Barefacedxess, B4r-fHSt-nes, n. efrunteri. 
 Barefoot, B4r-fut, a. havig no Jcdz. 
 Bareheaded, Bqr-Hed-ed, a. wid de hed has; 
 
 unktiverd si ov rsspekt. [merli. 
 
 Barely, Bqr-li, ad. nakedli; widTit dekorajon; 
 Bareness, B^r-nes, n. stat ov beii) bqr: nakednes. 
 Baret, Bar-et, n. a kqrdinalz kap. 
 Bargain, Bqr-gen, n. a koutrakt; a verbal agre- 
 
 ment; de tiij bet er sold; stipyqlajon. 
 Bargainee, Bqr-gen-e, n. wun hd) aksepts a 
 
 bqrgen. [gen. 
 
 Bargainer, Bqr-gen-er, n. wun hd) maks a bqr- 
 Bargainor, Bqr-gen-or, n. a bqrgener. 
 Barge, Bqrj, n. a. bot fer ple^i^r, er fer burdn. 
 Bargeman, 13qrj-man, n. wun has manajez a bqrj. 
 Bargemaster, Bqrj -mas- ter, n. de oner ov a bqrj. 
 Barilla, Ba-ril-a, n. a plant from de ajez ov 
 
 hwiq an alkalj iz obtand fer makii) glas and sop. 
 Barium, Ba-ri-um, n. de metalik bas ov barjtci. 
 Bark, Bqrk, n. de rjnd ov a tre: a smol Jip. 
 Bark, Bqrk, i-. t. and ■/. tu mak rte nerz ov a 
 
 dog; tu klamor: tu strip trez: tu pursq wid undq 
 
 klamor er reproq. 
 Bark, Bqrk, ) n. a Jip wid tre masts, widist a 
 Barque, Bqrk, \ mizn topsal; a smel Jip. 
 Barkbound, Bqrk-b'snd, a. havig de bqrk tO) 
 
 ferm and klos. [klamorer. 
 
 Barker, Bqrk-er, n. wun dat strips of bqrk; a 
 Barky, Bqrk-i, a. konsistiij ov bqrk. 
 Barley, Bqr-li, n. gran dat molt iz mad ov. 
 Barleybrake, Bqr-li-brak, n. a rooral pla. 
 Barleycorn, Bqr-li-korn, n. a. gran ov bqrli; de 
 
 terd pqrt ov an inq in legt. [bqrli. 
 
 Barley WATER, Bqr-li-we-ter, ;i. a dekokjon ov 
 Barm. Bqrm, n. yest; skum ov melt likor. 
 Barmy, Bqrm-i, a. kontanir) bqrm. 
 Barn, Bqrn, n. a storh'ss fer ha, kern, stablig, &s. 
 Barnacle, Bqr-na-kl, n. a. Jel fiJ dat groz upon 
 
 timber Ijir) in weter; a kjnd ov gOis;— pi. an in- 
 
 striDment fer holdiij a hers bj de noz. 
 Barolite, Bar-Q-ljt, n. kqrbonat ov barjtez. 
 Barometer, Ba-rom-e-ter, n. an instra>ment tu 
 
 Jo de wat er preji^r ov de atmosfer. 
 Barometrical, Bar-o-met-ri-kal, a. relatig tu a 
 
 barometer. 
 Baron, Bar-on, n. into, a huzband. 
 Baron, Bar-on, n. a degre ov nobiliti, nekst tu 
 
 a vjk-snt; a lerd; a per. [baron. 
 
 Baronage, Bar-on-aj, n. de digniti er estat ov a 
 
 Baroness, Bar-on-es, n. a baronz wjf er ladi. 
 Baronet, Bar-on-et, n. de nekst tjtl belo a bar- 
 on, and de loest degre ov onor dat iz hereditari 
 
 in Iijgland. [baronets. 
 
 Baronetage, Bar-o-net-aj, n. stat er bodi ov 
 Baronial, Ba-ro-ni-al, a. relatii) tu a baron er 
 
 baroni. 
 Barony, Bar-o-ni, n. de lerdjip er fe ov a baron. 
 B.vROSCOPE, Bar-o-skop, n. a sort ov barometer. 
 Baroselenite, Bar-Q-sel-e-njt, n. suLfat ov barjta. 
 Barouche, Ba-rdbJ, ;;. a for hweld, opn ka'rij, 
 
 wid felir) top. [kamlet. 
 
 Barracan, Bar-a-kan, w. a strog, Mk kind ov 
 Barrack, B:ir-ak, n. a bildig tu loj soljerz; a 
 Barracoon, Bar-a-kdbn, n. in Afnka, a. fort. [hut. 
 Barracuda, Bar-a-ki\,-da, n. a fiJ ab-st fiften 
 
 inijez in legt. 
 Barrator, Bar-a-tor, n. an enkiirajer ov lesqis. 
 Barratry, Bar-at-ri, n. is\ praktis in le; eni fred 
 
 ov a Jip master. 
 Barrel, Bar-el, n. a. kask kontanig ab-jt terti- 
 
 wun galonz, mor er les; a tub; a silinder. 
 Barrel, Bar-el, i-. t. tu put iu a barel; tu pak, 
 
 az met. 
 Barreled, Bar-eld, a. havig a barel er tub. 
 Barren, Bar-en, a. not prolifik; unfroitful; ster- 
 
 il; not kopius; unmenig: uninventiv; dul. 
 Barren, Bar-en, n. an unfertil trakt ov land. 
 Barrenness, Bar-en-nes, n. stat ov beig baren; 
 
 steriliti. 
 Barricade, Bar-i-kad, n. a fertifikajon mad ov 
 
 trez, ert, &s., tu. kep of an atak. 
 Barricade, Bar-i-kad, r. t. tu fortifi: tu stop up. 
 Barrier, Bar-i-er, n. a bundari; a defensjaier- 
 
 tres; a stop; a bqr. [kat. 
 
 Barrister, Bar-is-ter, n. k'snselor at le; an advo- 
 Barrow, Bar-o, n. a. smel hand-karij; a hilok er 
 
 m-snd ov ert; a kastrated hog. 
 Bar-shot, Bqr-Jot, n. too hqf bulets jemd bj a bqr. 
 Barter, Bqr-ter, v. i. tu traf ik bj eksganjig gudz. 
 Barter, Bqr-ter, v. t. tu giv in eksqanj. 
 Barter, Bqr-ter, n. trafik hi eksqanjig komodi- 
 
 tiz: a rojl ov aritmetik. 
 Barterer, Bqr-ter- er, n. wun hO) bqrterz. 
 Bartholomew's tide, Bqr-t61-o-mq,z tjd, n. de 
 
 term ner St Bqrtolomi^z da. 
 Barystrontianite, Bar-i-stron-Jan-jt, n. a min- 
 eral kold stromnit. 
 Baryta, Ba-ri-ta, n. a ponderus ert, keld hevi 
 
 spqr hwen yqnited wid sulfqrik asid. 
 Barytes, Ba-rj-tez, n. a ponderus ert; barjta. 
 Barytic, Ba-rit-ik, a. pertanig tu barjtez. 
 Barytone, Bar-i-ton, a. notig a grav aksent. 
 Barytone, Bar-i-ton, n. a mal vers hjer dan bas; 
 
 a Grek verb not aksented on de last silabl. 
 Basal. Bn-sal, a. relatig tu de bas or botom. 
 Basalt, Ba-selt, n. graij blak ston er mineral. 
 Basaltic, Ba-sel-tik, a. pertanig tu baselt. 
 Bas bleu, Bq bli^, ». [/K] a blq stokig; a lern- 
 
 ed pedantik wuman. 
 Bascinet, Bas-i-net, )i. a basn. 
 Base, Bas, n. de botom er f'sndajon ov eni tig; 
 
 de pedestal ov a statyq; basis; a rustik pla. 
 Base, Bas, a. men: vjl; lo; ilejitimat; havig litl 
 
 valyq, az metalz; dep; grav, az STsnd; bas. Se 
 
 {£ass.) 
 Base, Bas, v. t. tu la de bas ov; tu fTjnd. 
 Base-born, Bas-bern, a. born Tst ov wedlok; vjl. 
 Baseless, Bas-les, a. wid^t sup6rt; kimerikal. 
 Basely, Bas-li, ad. in a bas er unwiirdi maner. 
 Basement, Bas-ment, n. an ekstended bas er 
 
 gr-snd flor. 
 Baseness, Bas-nes, n. mennes; vjlnes. 
 Base-viol, Bas-vj-ol, n. a mqzikal instrcoment. 
 Bashaw, Ba-Je, n. a TurkiJ guvcrnor er vjsrdf; a 
 
 paje.
 
 BAT 
 
 BEA 
 
 BAsnri'L, B4/-fuI, n. modest; /smfast; JJ; kff; | 
 
 w id lit konfiJen*. j 
 
 BAMiiruLLY, lla/-ful-i, atl. in a bajful mancr./ili. 
 BAftiircLNixs, ItaJ-ful-ncd, n. ni»dr.iti;ru!itik jHin. 
 liANiL, Kix-il, H. dr aQgt ov a j<rni-n t<til. [aQgl. | 
 Hanil, Hai-il, r. t. tu frrjnd dr ej ov a ttfil tu an 
 liAHlLlL', ){a-zll-ik, a. htWiyiy tu itr inidl vnn ov 
 
 dr qnn: brig in dr maner ov a publik ediHs. 
 Basilica, Ka-zil-i-ka, h. a bol or kort ov Justin; 
 
 a Tim: u inagnifiwnt qunj. 
 Bamilico!*, Ka-iil-i-kon, n. an ffntmont. 
 BAaiLiMK, Har-i-li«k, n. a wrj»cnt;— u 'pc/t* ov 
 
 kaimn. 
 Babin, liii-sn, n. a smnl vciel tu hold wetcr; a 
 
 nnv>l pind; oni holo plas; a dok. 
 Basis, it(i-sis, n.,^. Bfi-srz; de ficndnjon; bas; dat 
 
 i>n hwi(j cni tijjii raid; dr f>o<lc!«tal. [or hrt. ' 
 Hask, lt<isk, r. t. tu worm bj eksixjiio tu dr sun 
 Uask, Ifci'k, f. I. tu Ij in dr fun i>r wurmt. 
 Hakkct, B<is-kct, n. a vc«cl mad ov twijji, rujot, 
 
 &■*. [dr hand. 
 
 Kakklt-hilt, Bds-ket-hilt, n. a hilt hwi^ kuvorz 
 Uass, U<j<, It. Ht fi/:— a trr; — ifi<"i) a mat. i 
 
 Hans. I{ii<, a. lo; drj); gmr. Sr {ftaae). 
 Ua.s>KT, l!;i:<-tt, ii. u giiiu at kqrdt. 
 l<A>.Hii<)V, Hn-!<<Ln, n.a miicikal wind instrument. 
 Has'o p.ilikvo, Bds-u-rc-le'-va, t «■ [A.] skulpt- 
 Ham« KiiLiEP, Bas-rr-lff, » JUr; dr fi(?- 
 
 ,viirz ov hwiij diD not stand 'St fqr from dr grsnd. 
 Hassviol, Bj'k-vj-oI, h. u mqzikal instrument. i 
 liAsTAitii, lU-Mni, n. a (jjld b»m nt i.v wedlok. 
 l<AnrAUi>. lta--t<jnl, </. iirjitimat: spi^rius; bas. j 
 IIastardizi:, |{.i.s-t<inl-ii, r. t. tu jirxtiv tu be a i 
 
 biuturd. 
 Haktakdv, Hai>-tar-di, n. de stator bciy a bastard. ' 
 ItASTK, Unit, r. /. tu bet wid a stik; tu drip but- ' 
 
 IT or fn^vi ujKSn met: tu so sljlli. 
 liASTtLE, B.is-trl, n. fornicrii a slnt prixn in Paris. \ 
 Basti5adk, Has-ti-mid, \ n. de akt ov betig on '■ 
 HAhTiXADo, Itiis-ti-na-do, I de solz ov de fct 
 
 wid ti kujcl. 
 Uastinaik), Bas-ti-nd-do, r. t. tu bet wid de 
 
 bostiiimiu. 
 Bastixo, Bibt-ip, n. de akt ov betig: — a dripig; 
 
 suij) wid log sti<jcz. 
 Uastiox, Bast-viMi, n. n hqj mas ov ert standig 
 
 ■St fn.m a rampart; a bulwark. 
 Bat, liai, II. a hcvi siik: <i klub;— a smol animal. 
 Hatoii. Bn*;, n. de kwontiti ov bred bakt at wuns. ; 
 Hatk, lint, r. t. tu Icsn; tu locr a prjs; tu abat. 1 
 HATiAr. lta-t<i. n. [Fr.] a log \\i but, brod in de 
 
 miill. [tjm. 
 
 Hat FOWLING, Bat-f-<<l-ig,ii. bfrd-ka^ig in de njt- 
 Katii, It<it, >i. u plas tu bad in; akt ov badig; a . 
 
 HrbnD roejur. 
 nATtit.. Bad, r. t. tu woj in a bqb; ta sofn. ' 
 
 Hathes, littd-cr, M. wun ho) imvrscz himself in j 
 
 w.iior. I 
 
 Hatiiixo, lUd-ig, pp. wojig bj imfrjon: fom^nt- 
 
 ig: .t. dr akt <iv hfldig. 
 Batiiino TUB, lUd-ig-tub, ii. a vescl for badig. 
 Bathos, Ku-tos, n. [ iir.\ a sinkig in poctri; anti- 
 
 kliinuk*. 
 H^Tixfl. RAt-io,pr*/). cks^plig; ck.s<^pt. 
 '■ ■■ ''let. »i. a pes ov wud for betig linen. 
 
 . tJbn, II. Q klnb; a mqrjalz staf. 
 i •<. Bat-a-las, a. worllk; apcrin az if 
 
 .ir.il r..r batl. 
 Battalia, lia-til-^, n. dt order or b«U; de man 
 
 KmII ov an 4rini in arA. 
 Battalion, Ba-tal-von, n. a divijon ov an <\jnm: 
 
 n frjjp; a bodi ov for»«»z. 
 Batteu Hat-I, r. t. tu fcro fat;— tu stand indited 
 
 in At knUj buks at Ok.*ford.-<jSWy.) 
 Battel, iiat-l, n. a students ak-^nt. 
 Battsn, Bit-D, 1. 1. tu fAtn; tu gro fat. i 
 
 Batter, Bit-cr, f. t. tu bet d^n; to ir%r vt; tu 
 
 dul. [entc. 
 
 Batter, Bit-er, n. a mikftyi^r ov severmi lngrrdi- 
 Batterino RAM, Bit-er-ig-rain, n. an RDjcDt 
 
 militiiri enjin. 
 Battlut, H.it-cr-i, a. a raid wurk, np6n hwi(; 
 
 kuiion i\T mxnted;-a viulrnt a*ilt. 
 Batti.vu, B:'it-ig, n. kotn, or wul in ina««t. 
 Battle, Bat-I, n. an enkxntcr bttw^n kont^odlg 
 
 qrmiz; rnpijmcnt; man bodi. 
 Battlk, ltat-1, r. 1. tu k<>nt«ud in fit; tu disp^t. 
 Battle-arrat, Bat-1-a-ra, n. order ov batl. 
 Battle-axe, Bat-l-aks, h. a wepn ov wor, lik an 
 
 aks. [strjk Jutlkoki. 
 
 Battle-dour, Hnt-l-dor, n. an in.'ttnfiment tu 
 Battleme.nt, Bat-1-ment, n. a wol or parapet 
 
 wid embrnjurz or intcrstisez; a brestwarlc. 
 BATTOLo<jr, Ba-t61-u-ji, n. a t{r<um rcpttijon. 
 Baidek, Ho-be, n. u Skixj hqf-peni. 
 Bailk, B<.k, ». and r. Sc {/inlk.} 
 Bavi.n, Bav-in, h. a fagot; a stik; wast wud. 
 Bawdle, Bt5-bl, n. a gi\g>>: u trigket; a trjfl. 
 Bawd, B.»d, h. a prokiires ov li^d wimen. 
 Bawdily, Bo-di-li, ad. obsenii; filtili. 
 Bawdiness, B<»-di-nes, n. obscniti or Indncs. 
 Bawhuick. l{.'»-drik, ». a belt, ."^e {Jialdrick.) 
 Bawdy, Hi-di, h. filti; obsen; un<jast. 
 Bawdy -iiotSE, Bo-di-hiss, «.u husov prostitqjon. 
 Bawl, BoI, r. i. tu prukldm; tu krj al-^d. 
 Bawllvo, Bol-ig. n. a grat nffz; l^d krjig. 
 Bay, Ba, n. an inkljnig tu a ijcsnut kulor; redij. 
 Bay, Bn, n. an qrm ov de se; a gulf; — de lerel 
 
 trt; a stut ov bcig kept of. [at. 
 
 Bay, Ba, r. i. tu bqrk az a dog; — r. t. tu bqrk 
 Bayberrt, Ba-bcr-i, >i. a Jrub dat b^rz an irli 
 
 beri. [musket. 
 
 Bayo.net, M-o-net, n. a /ort dagcr fikst tu a 
 Bayonet, liti-o-net, r. t. tu stab wid a baonet. 
 Batot, Bj-iD, n. [/>.] a naro inlet. 
 Bay-rum, Ba-rdm, n. a spirit obtand h\ distilig 
 
 dr Itvz ov de ba-trt. 
 Bay-salt, Bd-solt, a. solt fermd b| evaporajon. 
 Bays, Baz, n. }>l. an 6norari ki~sn or gqrland; a 
 
 prjz. 
 Bazaar, Ba-t^r, | n. an estcm mqrket; — a kolek- 
 Bazar. Ita-z^r, i Jon ov retal Jope. 
 Bdellil'M, Del-yum, ii. an aromatik gum. 
 Be, Be. r. i. [i. woz, p*. bcig, bin:] tu hav sum 
 
 serten stat; tu egzist.— It izji^Hl az an ogsiljari, 
 
 in koujqgatig uder v^rbx, bj menx ov hwi^ At 
 
 jiasiv viTs iz furmd. 
 Beach, Bn:. n. de K-l<iT; a strand. 
 Beaco.v, Be-kn, n. sumtig razd on an cminens for 
 
 givig notis; u Ijth'Ss. 
 Beacon, Be-kn, r. t. tu afunl Ijt; tu Ijt up. 
 Bead, Brd, n. wun ov mcni litl Itolz strug up6n 
 
 a tred. y^zd for n<?klaser. or rozariz; a rsnd 
 
 moldig. 
 Beadle, Br'-dl, n. an infcriur ofisor ov a kart, 
 
 publik IxKli, or pari/; a mesonjer; a krjer. 
 
 BeaDLLRT, Bed-l-ri. (_ j„ r:., „_ . U.JI 
 ,, ,,.,,..) a. ar oiis ov u btal. 
 
 Beadleship, Ikd-l-jip, S 
 
 Beadroll, Bed-rul, n. a list or p^nons tu be 
 
 pnid for. 
 Bead.sman, Bfdz-man, n. a man emp1<^d tu pni. 
 Beadswoman, IWdz-wum-an, n. a wuman bdt 
 
 pntz r>r aniidcr. 
 Beagle, Bf-gl, n. a smol h'snd tu hunt hi^rj. 
 Beak, Brk, n. dr bil ov a b«Td ; a tig panted. 
 Beaked. Brk-cd «r Bfltt, a. havlg a beV. 
 Beaker. Bt'k-er, n. a drigkig kup or vescl. 
 Beam, Brm, n. dr man pes ov timber dat sup6rt« 
 
 a bildig; a pqrt ov a balans;— pol ov a qariot: 
 
 — <1 ra ov Ijt^- a stagi bom. 
 Bkam, Bem, r. i. tu JJn furt; tu emit nu. [Jon. 
 BxAMiKO, B/m-in^ N. emi/on or n% or l|t; radia
 
 BEC 
 
 36 
 
 BEE 
 
 Beamless, Bgin-les, a. wid-st raz or lit. 
 Beamy, Beni-i, a. Jjnig; radiant; havii) hornz. 
 Bean, Bed, Jt. a gqrden vejetabl; a kjnd ov puis. 
 Bear, Bv, r. t. and i. {i. bor, ps. bariy, born;j tia 
 
 brig furt, az yui): tio. kari; tu suport; tia endi\r. 
 Bear, BVj '»• i ruf, savaj animal; de nam ov tu) 
 
 konstelajonz, keld de Grater and Ze«e;' i?^''/ 
 
 in de tal ov ds Leser B,ir iz ds pcol-stq,r. 
 Bearable, B4r-a-bl, a. dat ma be born; tolerabl. 
 Bear-bating, Bi'ir-bat-ig, «. akt ov batig bvz 
 
 wid dogz. [cirbiitus. 
 
 Bearberry, B4r-ber-i, «. a plant, a spsjez ov 
 Beard, Berd, n. hv dat groz on de lips and qin; 
 
 a bqrb on an aro er huk. 
 Beard, Bsrd, i>. t. tu tak or pluk bj de berd; tu 
 
 opoz tu de fas. 
 Bearded, Berd-ed, a. havii) a berd. 
 Beardless, Berd-les, a. wid-st a berd; yittful. 
 Bearer, B^r-er, n. a karier; a suporter. 
 Bear-garden, B4,r-gq,r-den, n. a plas hwiir bq,rz 
 
 qr kept for sport; hens, a turbi^lent asembli. 
 Bear-herd, B4r-herd, «. wun has tendz bi^rz. 
 Bearish, B4r-iJ, a. partakig ov de kwolitiz ov a 
 
 b^r. 
 Bearing, B4r-ig, n. de pozijon ov wun plas from 
 
 aniider; — ^jestyi\,r; men. 
 Bear-ward, B4r-ward, n. a keper ov b<vz. 
 Beast, Best, n. an irajonal animal; a brcotal man. 
 Beastliness, Best-li-nes, n. bruotaliti; filtines. 
 Beastly, Best-li, a. bra)tal; filti; obsen. 
 Beat, Bet, v. t. [^. bet, ^w. betig, betn or bet;] tu 
 
 strjk; tia broDz; tu tred a pqt; tu kogker; tu 
 
 vagkwij; tu surpds. 
 Beat, Bet, v. i. tia mcDv in a piilsatori maner: tu 
 
 daj az a flud or sterm; tu trob. 
 Beat, Bet, )i. a strok: a pubajon; akt ov strjkig. 
 Beaten, Bet-n, p. from litt. 8e {Beat.y 
 Beatific, Be-a-tit-ik, ) a. afordig hevnli 
 
 Beatifical, Be-a-tif-i-kal, J blis ; veri hapi: 
 
 blisful. 
 Beatification, Be-at-i-fi-ka-Jon, «. akt ov be- 
 
 atifiig; an akt ov de pop, pron-snsig a desest 
 
 person beatifjd in hevn. [in hevn. 
 
 Beatify, Be-at-i-fj, v. t. tu bles; tu mak hapi 
 Beating, Bet-ig, n. korekjon bj bloz; a drubig. 
 Beatitude, Be-at-i-tn,d, n. hapines; blesednes ; 
 
 glori. 
 Beau, Bo, n., pi. (Beaux,) Boz, a man ov dres; 
 
 kokskom; a galant; a luver. 
 Ueau ideal, Bo j-de-al, [/>.] a spejez ov bii,ti 
 
 kreati'd bj fansi; jdeal ekselens. 
 Beauish, B6-iJ, a. Ijk a bo; fopij. [v?urld. 
 
 Beau monde. Bo mond, ji. [/)■.] de ga erfajonabl 
 Beauteous. Bii,-te-us, a. fq,r; bii,tiful. 
 Beauteously, Bq-te-us-li, ad. in a bfi,teus maner. 
 Beauteousness, Bq,-te-as-ncs, n. bi^ti. 
 Beautiful, Bii,-ti-ful, a. havig bq,ti; f^r. [er. 
 Beautifully, Bi\,-ti-ful-i, ad. inabi|,tiful man- 
 Beautifulness, B4-ti-ful-nes, ji.elegansovform. 
 Beautify, Bvi,-ti-f j, v. t. tu adorn; tu gras; tu dek. 
 Beautify, Bq-ti-f j, v. i. tu gro bixtiful. [tiful. 
 Beautifying, Bi\-ti-f j-ig, n. akt ov renderig bi\,- 
 Beautiless, Bi'i.-ti-les, a. destitq,t ov bi|ti. 
 Beauty, Bi^-ti, n. an asemblaj ov grasez; hwot- 
 
 ever plezez de j; az, simetri, gras, hqrmoni ov 
 
 kulorz; a partikyv^lar gras; a bqtif ul person. 
 Beauty-spot, Bi\,-ti-spot, n. a paq; a ferl. 
 Beaver, Bev-er, «. an amfibius kwodrmped; de 
 
 fur ov a bever; a hat. 
 Becafico, Bek-a-fe-ko, iSp.'\ a berd, de fig-eter. 
 Becalm, Be-kqm, v. t. tu kwiet; tu apez; tu mak 
 
 Ezi; tu stil. 
 Becalmed, Be-kc^md, p. a. kwjet; havig no wind. 
 Becalming, Be-kqm-ig, pp. makig kqm; — n. akt 
 
 ov kwjetig. 
 Became, Be-kam, i. from Uekum. Se {Beconie.') 
 
 Because, Be-kez, konj. for dis rezn dat; on dis 
 
 ak^snt dat; for dis koz dat; far. 
 Bechance, Be-qdns, v. i. tu befol, er hapn. 
 Becharm, Be-qqrm, v. t. tia kaptivat; tu qqrm. 
 Beck, Bck, i-. i. tu mak a sjn wid de hed. 
 Beck, Bek, v. t. tu kol bi mojon ov de hed. 
 Beck, Bek, n. a sin wid at hed; a nod. 
 Beckon, Bek-n, «. a sjn widjt wurdz; a bek; a nod. 
 Beckon, Bek-n, v. i. tu mak a sjn; tu bek. 
 Beckon, Bek-n, %\ t. tu mak a sjn tu. [klud. 
 Becloud, Be-kl-sd, v. t. tu dim; tu obskq,r; tu 
 Become, Be-kum, v. t. [/. bekam, ps. bekdmig, 
 
 bekdm:] tu si^t; tu be kongroous. 
 Become, Be-kum, v. i. tu enter intu sum stat; 
 
 tu be. [sn,tabl. 
 
 Becoming, Be-kum-ig, a. grasful ; fit ; proper ; 
 Becomingly, Be-kdm-ig-li, ad. in a bektimig 
 
 maner. [prjeti. 
 
 Becomingness, Be-kum-ig-nes, n, desensi; pro- 
 Becripple, Be-krip-1, v. t. tu mak lam; tu kripl. 
 Bed, Bed, n. sumtig tu slep on; a k-sq; — a bagk 
 
 ov ert razd in a gqrden; de qanel ov a river, or 
 
 eni holo; a laer; a stratum. 
 Bed, Bed, v. t. or i, tu put tu er intu bed; tu 
 
 Ij; tu slep. 
 Bedabble, Be-dab-1, v. t. tu wet; tu sprigkl. 
 Bedaggle, Be-dag-1, v. t. tu serl or mak mudi. 
 Bedash, Be-daJ, v. t. tu wetbj spaterig woterou. 
 Bedaub, Be-deb, v. t. tu smer; tu deb over. 
 Bedazzle, Be-daz-1, v. t. tu mak dim bj luster. 
 Bed-bug, Bed-bug, n. a fetid insekt dat in- 
 fests bcdz. 
 Bedchamber, Bed-qam-ber, h. a qamberfora bed. 
 Bedclothes, Bed-klodz, n. jd. Jets, blagkets, 
 
 kuverlets, &s., for bedz. 
 Bedding, Bed-ig, n. de materialz ov a bed. 
 Bedeck, Be -dek, v. t. tu dek; tu ornament. 
 Bedehouse, Bed-hus, n. a hospital; an qmzhxs. 
 Bedevil, Be-dev-1, v. t. tu tro intu disorder and 
 
 konfi],3on, az bj evl spirits. 
 Bedew, Be-di^, v. t. tu mersn jentli. 
 Bedewed, Be-di'id, p. mersnd az wid di],. [bed. 
 Bedfellow, Bed-fel-o, n. wun hO) Ijz in de sam 
 Bedhangings, Bed-hag-igz, n. pi. kurtenz ov a 
 
 bed. 
 Bedight, Be-djt, v. t. tu set of wid ornaments. 
 Bedim, Be-dim, v. t. tu mak dim; tia obski\,r. 
 Bedizen, Be-diz-n, r. t. tu dres godili. 
 Bedlam, Bed-lam, n. a hospital for lq,natiks. 
 Bedlamite, Bed-lam-jt, n. a madman; a lii,natik. 
 Bedmaker, Bed-mak-er, n. wun hot) maks bedz. 
 Bedmate, Bed-mat, «. a bedfclo. 
 Bedouin, Bed-to-en, ii. de nam ov serten 3rabz. 
 Bedpost, Bed-post, n. de post ov a bedsted. 
 Bedquilt, Bed-kwilt, ». a kuverig for de bed. 
 Bedraggle, Be-drag-1, v. t. tu serl bj droig in mud. 
 Bedrench, Be-drenq, r. t. tu dreng; tu sok. 
 Bedrid, Bed-rid, a. konfjnd tu de bed bj siknes. 
 Bedridden, Bed-rid-n, a. konfjnd tu de bed. 
 Bedrite, Bed-rjt, n. de privilej ov de marij bed. 
 Bedroom, Bed-rcom, n. a rmm tu slep in. 
 Bedrop, Be -drop, v. t. tu besprigkl. 
 Bedside, Bed-sjd, «. de sjd ov de bed. 
 Bedstead, Bed-sted, n. de fram ov de bed. 
 Bedtime, Bed-tjm, n. de tjm ov goig tu bed. 
 Beduck, Be-duk, i;. t. tu put under water. 
 Bedung, Be-dug, v. f. tu mani^r wid dug. 
 Bedust, Be-dust, v. t. tu sprigkl wid dust. 
 Bedwarf, Be-dwerf, v. t. tu stunt in grot; tu 
 Bedye, Be-dj, v. t. tu stan; tu dj. [dwerf. 
 
 Bee, Be, n. an insekt dat maks huni and waks. 
 Bee-bread, Be-bred, n. de polen ov fl-serz kol- 
 
 ektod for fcDd ov bez. 
 Beech, Beq, n. de nam ov a tre. 
 Beechen, Beq-n, a. belogig tu de beq. 
 Beecumast, Beq-mast, n. de frcot ov de beq.
 
 BEIl 
 
 87 
 
 BEL 
 
 liKKCiioiL, Jilii-«\, n. <r\ elaprist from At mast er 
 
 uulA i>\ Ae br(j Irt. 
 lik:K EATUi, \ii-cl-cr, n. a b<.>rd rtat frd« on bei. 
 IfKKK, Hrf, /». (tr fifj ov un nk.i, bul, ur kn. 
 itxtrtAThK, H»^f-tt-tT, ». wun Ljj tt.H brf;- -u yo- 
 
 niuii (iv dr ki() uv Ingtuadz f^Tti. 
 KKKKHTkiAK, Hrl-sUik, «. u nljs oT bf f for brfflio. 
 itKKiiiVE, lli'-lijv, It. u buk-t ur udvr hulu vc.-icl fur 
 
 At: hiiliilajiiii ov hrt. 
 |{i:EliASTt:K, Kc-ru'iri-tur, u. wun hoi kepM bcc. 
 Hitfc.N, Hill, p. frurn Ac vorb 6/-. 
 Kler, lirr, n. a tikur innil uv mult and hnpii. 
 ItKEU-UAURCL, Uer-bur-vl, m. a barel hwic] huldz 
 
 btr. 
 HttT. Hrt. H. a f^rdcn v<^jt(abl. 
 HtcTi.t:, Kt'-tl, n. iin in.tvkt; u hevi wudn inalct. 
 
 HtKTLK, IJl'-tl, r. J. tU jut •St; tU hill) uVlT. 
 
 Hkktlk-browei), JJ^-ll-br-sd, a. havig |>rc>niin<-nt 
 
 brnx. [blokij. 
 
 Hektle-iieaoilD, B^-tl-hcd-od, a. stqpid; hcvi ; 
 ItKKTLE STOCK, Ue-tl -stok, II. At hanill ov a betl. 
 ItttvtM, llrvi, ;»./-/.(»• /!rf'; kiill; i.k.xii. 
 IttKALL, Hr-liil, r. /. tu Jiiipn tu; tu kum tu pas. 
 lltKALL, Hr I'l'tl. V. i. tu hiij)!!: tu cikiir. 
 Mekit, iJt-fit, V. t. tu M\V. tu bekdin; tu fit. 
 ItEFouL, Uc-fAl, r. /. tu mak u i<h\ ov; tu dfHfv. 
 liEKURE, Ur-fur, prep, fqrder onward; in Ac frunt 
 
 ov; in iirezenn oV; prjor tu; cinierior tu. 
 KkKORE, Ik-fiJr, a>l. soini-r dun: in tjiu jioxt; pre- 
 
 viuili tu; bidcrtu; Iqrdi-r onwanl in plH.". 
 Uekurkiiam), liE-tiJr-hiiud, ad. in u stat ov an- 
 
 ti>i|4ij<.n; |>rt'viusli; antr^rdi-ntli; at fvr!<t. 
 Ueforetime. Hc-fur-tjin. ail. fonnirli; ov uld Ijm. 
 Uekoil, Ui-f'sl, I-. t. tu *e\: tu p<ili\t; tu f'sl. 
 Kkkriknii, Hc-frend, v. t. tu favor; tu iisiit. 
 Hkkrik.nuiso, Hc-frdnd-in. pp. favorij); udio. 
 ItEFRiMiE, Ur-frinj, r. t. tu ddkumt wid frinjez. 
 IlKii, licg, f. /. tu liv U|»Jn quiz; tu u^k qiuz. 
 HtG, Ui'K, r. t. tu usk; tu krav; tu cntret for. 
 Heget, ur-gdt, V. t. [i. begot, pt. brgetij), brgiitn 
 
 ur bff^it:] tu jcncrat; tu prukrral; tu pruHlq,". 
 IIkuetter, Hc-gdt-er, n. wun htbkozuz prudukjon. 
 ItEUUAR, llo(;-ar, ii. wun hoi livz bj bcgij). 
 l<KU(iAR, Ik'g-ar, i\ /. tu rtdi'is tu begari; tu 
 
 cgnlit. [ti; stinjinc.'*. 
 
 ItE(i(iARLi.\E8S, IWg-ar-li-ncs, n. menncx; jKjvcr- 
 Heugarlv, H<*g-ar-li, a. vcri p<»r; mm; stinji. 
 Heuuarv, Udg-ar-i, n. indijcn."; gmt wont; poverti. 
 IttiiiLT, Ur-gilt, a. gilded or gilt. 
 Hkui.v, Bc-gin, r. ». [i. began, /w. brginig, bcgnn:' 
 
 tu entor iutu !«umti{) nii; tu komdn^. 
 Hkuin, He -gin, r. /. tu cnt«rjip6n: tu kumdns. 
 Heui.n.her, Uc-gin-cr, n. wun btD beginc; de ffrst 
 
 tttdratvr. 
 Heui.mning, Hr-gln 'h), n. dr (jrijinul.or ferxt koz; 
 
 ttT.it ukt; fvrst (xjrt: At nixliiiii-nt.-' or fi/rst grisnd. 
 Hegird, Ht-g»;nl, r. I. ^ ('. brg(Tt cr brgf-riled, jm. 
 
 br^N rdit), brgvrt »r brgordcd;] tu g?ni; tu bjnd 
 
 rM.I; tu !<ur>ind; tu Jut in. 
 HtGLUiBEG, l%liT-beg, n. in Turki, At guv- 
 
 ernor ov a pruvins. 
 HgGHAW, Hr-no, r. t. tu bit; tu tt awd. 
 '•' 4''»n, V. i. go awd; ha.^t awii. 
 
 Ill i.'.gut-n, (/'•^'■""'''''■i'^'- ^'U^'if'f-) 
 
 Hti.uiiik. U» -grjm, r. I. tu »tfl wid sobt or d?rt. 
 BxuRi UGE. Ht-gnij, r. t. tu envi dr pozojon ov. 
 Beglilc Hf-gil, r. I. tu impciiz up6n; tu dtJi^v; 
 Begin, Hr giin, />. fn>m ^r</if». [tu anu^x. 
 
 BuiALr, Ht-hqf, M. fnviir; koz favurd; intcrcitt; 
 
 ak'Siit; wik; ."iipwrt: vindiknj<>n. 
 Bkuave, Hrhiiv. r. /. tu k.mdiikt; tu dcmin; tu 
 
 knri; uz, " lU bffuirz hinurlf wcl." [wlf. 
 
 BuiAVE, Ht-hiiv, V. I. tu akt; tu kondi\kt wunz 
 BxuATioK. Ur-hav-yor, n. mancr ov kundiiktiQ,ur 
 
 OT drmcnig wuoi self; kondakU 
 
 Rkiiead, Rc-b<Vl, r. t. tu dtpr|T ovdc b«d; tu At- 
 
 kapitnt. {JtthM.) 
 
 Heiiklk, Hj- hdid, ». and /'. from lirhuld. 'At 
 Hkiikmutii, Ht'-hir-inot, n. un animal drikrjbd in 
 
 .Icjb, Huiiuzd b| !«uuj tu br At river hor«. 
 Heiieht, Hr-hd.«t, n. u koukind; prrK«pt. 
 Hkiiind, ]{r-h|nd, prtp. at dt l>ak ov; f6ldig an 
 
 tidi-r; rrumniu uftcr; infrrior to. 
 Heiiind. Hi-hjiid, ml. in At rrr: bakwardz; b*k. 
 HEiii.viiiiANU, He-bjnd-hand, ati. a. in ar^rz; bak- 
 
 word; t<irdi. 
 Behold, Hr-h^ld, r. t. [i. bebdid, pt. brholdig, 
 
 bihdld:) tu vii: tu »e, in an orofatikal m-nn. 
 Heiiolu, Hf -hilild, r. t. tu luk; tu dirdkt dr (z. 
 Hkiioldk.n, Hr-huld-n, a. bund in gratitiid. 
 Hkmoi.ker, Hr-hiJld-pr, n. wun hdi bchuldz or trt. 
 HtllooK, Hi'-b.iif, II. jiriifit; advciiitHJ: bcnrfit. 
 Hehoovaui.e, Hr-hj'iV-ii-bl, a. fit; ck»ptdient. 
 ItEHOoVE, Ue-hif)V, r. /. lu be fit for; tu bckiim. 
 HEiiuovEruL, He-h<£iv-ful, a. fit; yq^ful; pnifit- 
 
 ubl. [zii!t«. 
 
 Hei.N'G, He-i]), ii. ogzi.^tcn.'; a pcnum er tig dat eg- 
 Heimg, He-ij), ;</>. from ///•.•cgzixtip. (tu pl{. 
 
 Helauor, Hr-la-bor, r. /. tu bet s'xndli; tu tump: 
 Helamour, Hdl-a-miur, ii. u giilant; d kon.xort. 
 Helamy, H«'-l-a-ini, ii. u frcnd: an intituat. 
 Helate, Hr-liit, r. t. tu retard: tu mak tOi lat. 
 Delated, He-liit-wi, a. brnitod: toi lat. 
 Uelat, He-la, r. f. tu bli.k up; tu atak; tu beisfj: 
 
 tu fii.-^n, or lunk fust, az u rup. 
 Belch, Hehj, c. i'. tu ejekt wind from de ftumak. 
 Belch, Bcb;, r. t. tu tru nt from At I'tumak. 
 Belch, Bcbj, «. akt ov beldi): eruktajon. 
 Beldam, liel-dam, h. an uld wumun; a hag. 
 Beleaguer, Bt-lrg-or, <-. t. tu besej: tu blok uji. 
 Belkmmte, Be-lem-njt, n. a jeuerik nam for 
 
 fiisilz iiv df klus fcfalopodez. 
 Bel ksi'Rit, Bi-I es-pre, n. [Fr.] n man ov wit. 
 Belfry, li^'l-fri, n. a plas hw^r belz qr bug. 
 Helgio, B^l-jik, a. pertanig tu Beljika, er Flan- 
 
 dcrz. 
 Belial, Be-li-al, n. Satan; At devl; wikcdncs; vjy. 
 Belie, Br-lj, r. /. ti.i dander; tu kaluiunint. 
 Belief, Br-lef, ii. akt ov belevig: tig belevd: per- 
 
 swnjon: krrd: fat; rrlijon. [kredibl. 
 
 Believable, Be-lev-a-bl, a. dezervig krcdit; 
 Believe, Br -lev, r. t. tu eksersji belef in; tu 
 
 kri'<lit; tu tru.-t; tu tigk tni). [fat. 
 
 Believ>;, Be-lcv, r. i. tu hav bel^f: tu ckM!rs|i 
 I Believer, Be-lev-er, ii. wun hii> bele'vz. 
 j Belike, Bc-ltk, ati. pmbabli: Ijkli. 
 Bell, liel, n. a bolu, sTindig veiiel ov metal. 
 Bell, B<>I, r. i. tu gro l{k a bet in Jap: tu rwcl. 
 Belladonna, Bel-a-d6n-<i, n. dedii nitjad; lili. 
 Bellatrix. Bdl-a-trik.", ii. a rudi .^tqr in (Jrjon. 
 Hellk, HcI, II. [/r.{ a vug ladi admird for b(\li 
 
 and akomplijmentx: a gn yug ladi. 
 Belle8 lettre-s, Bil let-cr, u. pi. [/>.] puljt lit- 
 
 cratqr: klii.>ikal otorz. [ov a bcl. 
 
 Bell-fa-shioned, l{«l-faJ-ond, a. havig de form 
 Bellflower, lUM-tlu-or, n. a jenus ov plantii 
 
 hitiz fltor rezdmbiz a liel. (bdi. 
 
 Bellfoi'nder, Itcl-f'Knd-cr, n. wun bin f'sndc 
 Bellfoindkry, Bdl-fisnd-cr-i, ii. a plas hwnr 
 
 belz qr ku't. 
 Belligerent. liel-ij-cr-cnt, a. w^jig wor: eogdjd 
 
 in wor. [wor. 
 
 Belligerent, Bel-ij-cr-cnt, n. a pqrti kariig on 
 Bellipotent. Bel-i|>-L>-tcnt, a. mjii in wor. 
 Bellman. Bel-mun, n. a kqer ov guih: a krjer. 
 Hellmktal, Bi'l-inet-al. n. an uliir or luik.-itvqr ov 
 
 kn[K'r, tin, and komonli a porjon ov bru.« or zigk. 
 Bellow, lktl-<j, r. t. tu mak a nffz, as a bul; tu 
 
 krj u\-ki\: tu vo.«ifcrBt; tu rur. 
 Bellowing, Bdl-u-ig, n. lid box: a rorig. 
 Bellows, Btfl-«js, n. an instnitmcnt for bluii^
 
 BEN 
 
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 BES 
 
 Bellpeppee, Bel-pep-er, n, de red peper; a spejez 
 
 ov kapsikum. 
 Belleinger, Bel-rig-er, n. wun hO) rigz belz. 
 Belluine, Bel-ytt-jn, a. Ijk a best; bestli; br(i)tal. 
 Bellweathee, Bel-wed-er, n. a Jgp hwiq kariz 
 
 a bel. 
 Belly, Bel-i, n. dat pqrt ov At bodi hwiq kon- 
 
 tanz de entralz: abdomen; a protii,berans. 
 Belly, Bel-i, v. i. tia bulj er hag -st. 
 Bellyache, Bel-i-ak, n. pan in At b'selz; kolik. 
 Bellyband, Bel-i-band, n. a. gert fer a hers. 
 Bkllyfull, Bel-i-fial, n. az muq az filz de beli, 
 Belomancy, Bel-o-man-si, n. divinajon bj aroz. 
 Belong. Be-16r), v. i. tu be de properti ov; tva 
 
 apertiin tu; tu adher tu; tu hav relajon tu. 
 Beloved, Be-luvd, p. luvd: az, "he woz muq be- 
 
 luvd;" — a. Be-luv-ed, der; az, "a beluved sun." 
 Below, Be-lo, prep, under in plas, tjm, er digniti; 
 
 inferior in ekselens; unwurdi ov. 
 Below, Be-lo, ad. in a loer plas; on ert; in hel. 
 Belt, Belt, n. a ledern gerdl; saj; zon; strat. 
 Belt, Belt, v. i. tu enserkl; tu gerd wid a belt. 
 Belted, Belt-ed, a. w^ii) a belt. 
 Beluga, Be-14,-g<i, n. a seta Jus f ij valyn,d fer its erl. 
 Belvideee, Bel-vi-der, n. a pavilyon on de top 
 
 ov a bildii). 
 Bemangle, Be-mai)-gl, v. t. tu tv asunder. 
 Bemask, Be -mask, f. t. tu hjd; tu konsel; tu 
 
 mask. 
 Bemaze, Be-maz, v. t. tu bewilder; tu perpleks. 
 Bemire, Be-mjr, v. t. tu drag in de mjr. 
 Bemist, Be-mist, v. t. tu kuver az wid a mist. 
 Bemoax, Be-mon, v. t. tu lament; tu bewal. 
 Bemoaning, Be-mon-ii), pp. lamentii); bewalii): — 
 
 n. lamentajon. [mok. 
 
 Bemock, Be-mok, v. t. tu tret wid mokeri; tu 
 Bemol, Be-mol, n. {Mus.} aniider nam fer B flat. 
 Bemourn, Be-morn, ;•. t. tu wep over. 
 Bemused, Be-m^zd, a. overkdm wid mqzig. 
 
 Ben, Ben | „. a purgativ frcot. 
 
 Bennut, Ben-nut, ) ' " 
 
 Bench, Benq, n. a log set; a trjbtinal ov justis; 
 
 de kort; de bodi ov jujez. 
 Benchee, Benq-er, «. a senyor in de inz ov kort. 
 Bend, Bend, v. t. \i. bent er bended, ps. bendii), 
 
 bent w bended:] tu mak kruked: tu direkt tu 
 
 a serten pernt; tu inkljn; tu b's; tu subdvj,. 
 Bend, Bend, v. i. tu be inkdrvated; tu yeld. 
 Bend, Bend, n. a kurv; a kruk: a fleksyq^r; a bent. 
 Bendable, Bend-a-bl, a. dat ma be bent er inkiir- 
 
 vated. 
 Bendee, Bend-er, n. a person er tig dat bendz. 
 Bendlet, B4nd-let, n. a litl bend. 
 Beneaped, Be-nept, a. on de grund. 
 Beneath, lUz-iiiAjprep. under: loer in plas; loer 
 
 in ragk, ekselens, er digniti; unwdrdi ov. 
 Beneath, Be-ned, ad. in a loer plas; belo: on ert. 
 Benedict, Ben-e-dikt, j n. a nq,li marid man. 
 Benedick, Ben-e-dik, S [Derjvd from de nam 
 
 ov Benedik. wun ov de karakterz ov Zaksf>erz 
 
 Muq adcb ahst nufig. [Benedikt. 
 
 Benedictine, Ben-e-dik-tin, a. belogig tu St 
 Benediction, Ben-e-dik-Jon, n. a blesig; tagks; 
 
 invcikajon ov hapines: — institiiJon ov anabot. 
 Benefaction, Ben-e-fak-Jon, n. akt ov konferig 
 
 a benefit; de benefit konferd; donajon; gratq,iti; 
 
 a benefit. [a benefit. 
 
 Benefactoe, Ben-e-fak-tor, «. wun hcD konferz 
 Benefacteess, Ben-e-fak-tres, n. a femal ben- 
 
 efaktor. 
 Benefice, Ben-e-fis, n. an ekleziastikal livig. 
 Beneficed, Ben-e-fist, a. hav a benefis. 
 Beneficence, Be-nef-i-sens, n. aktiv gudnes; 
 
 kjndnes. 
 Beneficent, Be-nef-i-sent, a. kjnd; dcoig gud; 
 
 qaritabl. 
 
 Beneficial, Ben-e-fiJ-al, a. advantajus. 
 Beneficially, Ben-e-fiJ-al-i, ad. advantajusli. 
 Beneficialness, Bon-e-fiJ-al-nes, n. yn,sfulnes. 
 Beneficiaey, Ben-e-fiJ-i-a-ri, a. holdig sum tig 
 
 in suberdinajon tu anuder. 
 Benefit, Ben-e-fit, ji. a kjndnes; advdntaj; yqs. 
 Benefit, Ben-e-fit, v. t. tu diB gud tu; tu asist; 
 
 tu help. 
 Benefit, Ben-e-fit, v. i. tu gan advdntaj. 
 Benevolence, Be-nev-o-lens, n. dispozijon tu dcb 
 
 gud; gud wil; qariti; kjndnes; benigniti. [wil. 
 Benevolent, Be-nev-o-lent, a. kjnd; havig gud 
 Benevolently, Be-nev-o-lent-li, ad. wid gud 
 
 wil. [Bengel. 
 
 Bengalee, Ben-gel-e, n. de laggwaj spokn in 
 Bengalese, Ben-gel-ez, n. siy. and pl.\ a nativ 
 
 er de nativz ov Bengel. 
 Benight, Be-njt, v. i. tu involv in dqrknes. 
 Benign, Be-njn, a. kjnd; jenerus; jentl. 
 Benignant, Be-nig-nant, a. kjnd; grajus; benev- 
 olent, [kjndnes. 
 Benignity, Be-nig-ni-ti, n. grajusnes; aktyq^al 
 Benignly, Be-njn-li, ad. kjndli; grajusli; favor- 
 
 abli. 
 Benshie, Ben-Je, n. an irij f^; a fq,riz wjf. 
 Bent, Bent, i. and p. from Bend. Se {Bend.) 
 Bent, Bent, n. stat ov beig bent; fleksyT],r; dekliv- 
 
 iti; inklinajon; tendensi; fikst purpus. 
 Benumb, Be-num, v. t. tu mak terpid. 
 Benzoin, Ben-zern, n. a medisinal rezin imported 
 
 from de 8st Indez; keld elso gum benjamin. 
 Bepeaise, Be-praz, r. t. tu praz ekstravagantli. 
 Bequeath, Be-kwed, v. t. tu lev bj wil tu andder. 
 Bequest, Be-kwest, «. a legasi. 
 Berate, Be-rat, v. t. tu qjd vehementli; tu skold. 
 Beeattle, Be-rat-1, v. t. tu fil wid ratlig s'sndz; 
 
 tu qjd; tu skold. 
 Beebeeey, Ber-ber-i, n. Se {Barherry.y 
 Beee, Ber, H. a spejez ov bqrli in Skotland. 
 Bereave, Be -rev, v. t. [i. berevd &r bereft, 
 
 ps. berevig, berevd er bereft:] tu deprjv. 
 Beeeavement, Be-rev-ment, j». los; deprivajon. 
 Beeeft, Be-reft, i. and p. from Berev. Se {Be- 
 reave.} 
 Beegamot, Ber-ga-mot, n. a spejez ov p^r; — a 
 
 perfi|,m. [under klifs. 
 
 Beegander, Berg-an-der, n. a duk dat bredz 
 Bergmaster, Berg-mas-ter, n. a balif erqef ofiser. 
 Berlin, Bcr-lin, er Ber-lin, n. a kjnd ov koq. 
 Beenaedine, Ber-nar-din, «. wun ov an order ov 
 
 mugks. [naked sedz. 
 
 Berry, Ber-i, n. a sdkyiilent er pulpi frot wid 
 Berth, Berfi, n. a stajon ov a Jip; a rcbm; a boks 
 
 tu slep in. 
 Beeyl, Ber-il, n. a jem er mineral ov a gren er 
 
 blqij gren kulor. [kulor. 
 
 Beeylline, Ber-il-jn, a. Ijk beril; ov a pal gren 
 Bescattee, Be-skat-er, v. t. tu tro loosli over. 
 Besceatch, Be-skraq, v. t. tu t^r wid de nalz. 
 Beseech, Be-seq, v. t. [i. beset, p«. beseqig, beset;] 
 
 tu entret: tu beg: tu implor. 
 Beseem, Be-se'm, v. t. tu bckum; tu be fit for. 
 Beseeming, Be-sem-ig, n. kumlines; — a. bekdmig. 
 Beseemly, Be-sem-li, a. fit; bekumig: sqtabl. 
 Beset, Be -set, v. t. \i. beset, ps. bcsetig, beset;] tu 
 
 besej; tu wala; tu embaras; tu fel upon. 
 Beshrew, Be-Jrdt), v. t. tu wij a kurs tu. 
 Beside, Be-sjd, ) prep, at de sjd ov; over and 
 Besides, Be-sjdz, ( abuv; distiijkt from; st ov. 
 Beside, Be-sjd, ( ad. mor dan dat; morover; 
 Besides, Be-sjdz, ) not in dis number; eks^pt. 
 Besiege, Be-sej, v. t. tu beleger; tu la sej tu; tia 
 
 hem in: tu beset. 
 Besieger, Be-sej-er, n. wun h* besejez. 
 Beslime, Be-sljm, v. t. tia sffl; tu deb. 
 Beslubbee, Be-sldb-er, v. t. tu deb; tu sluber.
 
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 BIB 
 
 BUMEAK, Be-Bm&T, v. t. tu bedtib; tu bM; ta niier. 
 Bi^iMiucu, Be-am^n], v. t. tu Mrl; tu dii*kdlor. 
 B>.--MOKE, Be-smuk, f. t. tu i%\ nr drj wid smuk. 
 Bk-smit, IJr-.-'imit, r. <. tu imtI vrid cinuk or ikbU 
 Beu.vlkkku, Hr-siidft, a. .>*incrd wid ciiuf. 
 BlCtiuM, Hk-zmiu, n. u brotiu luad ov twigs. 
 Bk80RT, Hf-s<'irt, t'. t. tu st^t; tu fit; tu bekdm. 
 Besot. Be-s*')!, r. t. tu infatynat; tu Btijpclj. 
 BicsoTTKD, Be-s<!>t-cd, p. a. mad iioti/, or fibli/. 
 Bksol'uht, Be-8^t, «. and p. from litnig; ant bi cn- 
 
 treti; iiuplurd. 
 BcafANULE, He -apag-gl, t-. /. tuudiim wid .spa(|^lz. 
 BssrATTKU, Be-si)at-er, r. t. tu -ttfl bj siatcTiy. 
 BCSPKAK, liE-«i>ek, r. t. [«. be.'iMJk, />«. bc>i>rki(), 
 
 be«|xjkn:] tu gitek for befurbaud: tu lulrti:!; tu 
 
 bttukn; tu forbud: tu Ju. [orderz. 
 
 Be8Peaki:e, Be-spek-er, «. wun hoB bE9JJt•k^, or 
 BKbPLCKLK, Bt-s|>ok-l, r. t. tu m^\r\i. wid iji>eklz. 
 Besi'KW, |{f-s|)i^, f. ^ tu club wid vomit. 
 Be8I'U iv. HE-fpJit, V. t. tu pEzu wid HJHStZ. 
 BKSflT. lic-^il>il, f. /. tu dob wid -pill. 
 BksI'OT, Hc-.-ipot, f. I. tu uuirk wid tiputs. 
 Buii-UKAI). Ik-iiprod, «•. t. tu sprt'd over. 
 BtJUfttiNKLK, I<E-.«priQ-kI, r.t. tu sprigkl er skat- 
 Besfiut. Hr-spiirt, r. /. tu tru Tst. [cr wver. 
 
 Bioji'i TTta. BE-spiit-tT, r. /. tu fputcr over. 
 Bu>T, Hest, A. guj-rrl. ov (i ud ; must gudj dathaz 
 
 gvid kwi>litiz iu df hicst drgre. 
 Best, Bc«t, mi. tuperl. ov Wei; in de hicst degr£ ov 
 
 gudnes; yi^zd in kompuzijon: az, "bc^t beluvcd." 
 Bestain, He-!'tuii, c. /. tu mqrk wid stanz. 
 Bestial, lio^i-yal, a. bcluuig tu u bEi>t; bt^tli ; 
 
 bnbtal. 
 BiasTiALiTr, B«at-yi-al-i-ti, n. kwoliti ov bcst^. 
 Bestialize, Bejt-yal-{z, r. /. tu mak Ijk u be.^t. 
 Bestially, Be.'it-yul-i. ad. bni.tali. 
 BxsTicK, Be-!itik, r. t. tu stik lavcr wid. 
 BxsTiK, Be-.-it^r, c i. tu put iiilu vigoru^ ak/on. 
 Bestow, Bc-.-itu, r. t. tu giv; tu konf*T: tu im- 
 port: tu giv in marij; tu aplj: tu la tst; tu la 
 
 up; tu dr|KJzit. 
 Bestowal. He-st4^-al, n. de akt or bestoig. 
 Bestow ME.N'T, He-stu-mcnt, n. de akt ov-best^ig. 
 Bestradule, Be-^trjd-l, r. t. tu be.->tr{d. 
 Bestkew, BE-.itn£i. t,r Bc-^tru, c. t. [i. bestrud or 
 
 be.'tridn, /v<. bEstrjJij), bEStridn:] tu jprigkl over. 
 BE8T£1I>E, BE-strjd, r. /. tu stqd uver; tu step 
 
 over; tu rjd on. 
 Bestud, Be-stud, t-. /. tu adorn wid studz. 
 Bxt, Bet, n. a wajer: — v. t. tu la a wnjer. 
 Betake, Ue-tak, r. t. [i. betuk, /<«. betakip, be- 
 
 tukn:j tu hav rtkurs tu; tu aplj; tu remiiv. 
 Betel. He-tl, «. woter-poj»er, an Indian plant. 
 Bktui.vk, Ik-tigk, r. /. ft. betot,^^. betiykig, be- 
 
 th'U:] tu rekol tu rr flekjon; tu remjnd. 
 Betuleiieu, Ik-t-Ie-hem, n. an in?an hospital; 
 
 kortipted tu bedlam. 
 BsTHoiouT, Be-tot, i. ond^. from Hctiijk. Se 
 
 {Jitthink.) 
 
 Bethimp, HE-tump, r. t. tu bet; tu tump. 
 Betide, Betjd, v. t. tu hapn tu; tu befol. 
 Betide, Be-tjd, r. i. tu hapn; tu bekdm. 
 Betimk. Br-tim, *..,,. .. 
 
 Betimes. Be-ljmi, ) "^- ""^^i; 8a.n; ?rii. 
 Betokk.v, Bc-tu-kn, r. t. tu signif}; tu loTJ£>; tu 
 
 diiiut. 
 BrroNV, B^t-o-ni, n. a jenus ov biter plant.". 
 Betook, Betuk, i. from Jirtak. Se {L'ttakw) 
 Bktoss, Be-Ios, r. t. tu diittdrb; tu tos up. 
 Bctkat, Be-tra, r. t. tu giv up or diskluz lre<;er- 
 
 u.«li: tu divdlj a «ekret: tu diskdver; tu entrap. 
 Betrayal, Be-tni-aL, ». de akt ov betraig. 
 Betkavkii, He-tni-er. h. wun hiB brlnii. 
 Betrim. Ilf-lrim. r. t. tu dek: lu dre,'; tu trim. 
 Bktrotu. Be-trtit, r. t. tu kontrakt tu eni wun 
 
 in orxler tu a ftttyi^r mArij; tu afioof; tu plej. 
 
 Betrothmemt, Be-trot-ment, m. de akt ot betnSt- 
 Better, B«jt-ur, a. k</mp. ov tiud; ai^perior. [in. 
 Better. Bi-i-er, aJ. tour, radcr; in u bjer degre. 
 Better, H«i-er, r. t. tu iupnitv; tu udvan:). 
 Betterino-holse, B»it-<r-io-h'8i, ». a bus fur de 
 r<-torujuJon ov oltl-uderz. [au e^Utt. 
 
 Betterment, IWt-er-ment, n. an impniivment tu 
 
 BkttoK. Bet-or, ri. wun h(Jj bett, or luz WHJen. 
 Betty, IWt-i, n. an in^lnijment tu brak upn dun. 
 Betwee.v, Be-twen, j^rep. iu de iuteruirdiut »piu; 
 
 from wun tu andder; in de mid! ov; bttwilut. 
 Betwixt, Bp-twik.'^t, pr,/'. in At niidl .,v: beiwin. 
 Bevel, Bev-el, n. eni ajjgl not a qt uygl, or bqf u 
 
 rjt »Dgl: — u kjod ov .skwiir mojvabl on u «ent«r; 
 
 yiizd ol.-^ az an udjcktiv. 
 Bevel, B«v-o1, v. (. tu kut tu a bevel aggl. 
 Beveled, Bev-eld, />. a. kut tu a bevel a^l. 
 Beveraue. Bev-er-aj, n.driok: likor tu bt drugk. 
 Bevy, l{ov-i, n. a flok ov berdz: u kuui(iani. 
 IfEWAiL. Be-wul, r. (. tu bemun; tu lament. 
 Bew.mli.nu, lie-walig, /fp. n. lamentig; bemuni{|, 
 
 huni-iitajou. 
 Beware. Be-wj'ir, r. j. tu regard wid kojon. 
 Bewilder, Bs-wil-dcr, r. t. tu perpleks; tu cn- 
 
 t.'ilWl. 
 Bewitch. Be-wiq, r. t. tu qqrm: tu fa^inat. 
 Bewitcuixo, Be-wi^-ig, a. fa^sinatig; entjuntig. 
 Bewitchi.noly, Be-wiq-ig-li, ad. in an alqrig 
 I luaner. [qdntment. 
 
 I Bewitchme.nt, Be-wiq-ment, n. fasina/on ; cn- 
 Bewuav. B£-rti. r. /. tu betni: tU Ju. 
 I Bewrayer, Be-ra-iT. «. wun luo l)eruz. 
 Bevo.nd, Be-yond, / /.y.. on dE fqrdcr sjd ov; fqr- 
 
 der onward dan; i/tdjr: abdv; pust. 
 Bevoxd, Bc-yund, ud. at u distan.s; yonder. 
 Beza.nt, Be-zant, n. a gold ktfn or anjent Bizon- 
 
 tium. 
 Bezantler, BE-t;int-ler, n. de branq ov a derz 
 
 h'lrn ni-k.-t abiiv de br's antler. [iz fikst. 
 
 Bezel. Boz-el, ;». dat i>qrt ova rig in hwiq de s^ton 
 Bezoar. Be-zur, u. a kalki^luj konkre/oc; aati- 
 
 [kTZUUS. 
 
 Biangl'Lated, B{-ag-gq,-lat-ed, a. havigtoiagglz. 
 Bias. Bj-a.-i, u. wat on wun sjd; pqrjialiti; bent: 
 
 prE|NizcJon; inklinnjon. [en?. 
 
 Bias, Bj-os, r. /. tu inkljn tu wun 4d: tu inflq- 
 BlB, ]iil>, n. a pes ov linen put on a qjldz brest. 
 Bib. liib, r. i. tu tipl; tu sip; tu drigk. 
 BiBACiots, Bj-ba-Ju?, a. ndikted tu drigkig. 
 Bibber. Bib-er, n. a tipler: a t<jpcr; a sot. 
 Bible, B|-bl, n. At Buk V<| wa ov emincns; de 
 
 volyiim ov de sakred Skriptyqrz. 
 Biblical, Bib-li-kal, a. relatig tu de Bibi. 
 Bibliographer, Bib-li-og-ra-fer, u. wun verst in 
 
 bibliogrofi. 
 Bibliographic, Bib li-o-graf-ik, | a. relatig 
 
 Bibliographical, Bib-li-o-gnif-i-kal, i tu de 
 
 nolcj iiv buks. [ovbuks. 
 
 Bibliography, Bib-li-6g-ni-fi, n. sjens or nolcj 
 Bibliology, Bib-li-t>l-o-ji, «. biblikal literatqr; 
 
 a tretiz on liuk.<; bibliografi. [buk. 
 
 Bibliomancy. Bib-li-o-man-^i, n. divinajon bj u 
 Bibliomania, liib-li-o-ma-ni-<i, n.[L.] bukmad- 
 
 ne.-<; mj for poi<^.-<ig r^r and kqrius buks. 
 BiBLiOMA.MAC. Bib-li-u-ma-ni-ak, n. wun ha> 
 
 baz a nij fcir buks. 
 BiBLiOMANiACAL, Bib-li-o-ma-ni-a-kal, a. relat- 
 ig tu bibliumania. [olist. 
 BiBLlopoL}:, Bib-li-o-pol, n. a buk.«eler; bibli6p- 
 Bibliopolist. Bib-li-op-o-lisf, h. a bukseler. 
 BrnLioTiiECAL, Bib-li-u-tE-kol, a. belogig tu a 
 
 Ijbrnri. 
 Bibliotheke, Bib-li-u-tek, n. a Ijbrari. 
 BiBLisu. Bib-liJ, n. wun konvcrsant wid de Bjbl. 
 Bibulous, Bib-yi^-lus, a. dat ii apt tu imbib; 
 
 spu^ji.
 
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 BIP 
 
 BiCAPSULAE, Bj-kap-sti-lar, a. havig too kapsiilz. 
 
 In Bdani, havig tcD kapsq,lz kontanig sedz tii 
 
 gq fl-ser. 
 Bice, Bjs, /i. a gren er Ijt blq, kulor. 
 Bicipital, Bi-sip-i-tal, ) a. havig to hedz er to 
 BiciPiTOUS, Bj-sip-i-tus, \ orijinz. 
 BiCKEE, Bik-er, i'. i. tu dispi\,t ab^t trjflz; ta 
 
 kwiver. 
 BiCKEEiNG. Bik-er-ig, n. a kworel: a skermij. 
 BicKEEN, Bik-ern, n. an jurn endig in a pernt, 
 BicoEXOUs, Bj-ker-nus, 'a., havig to hernz er 
 
 antlerz. 
 ]jICOEPOEAL, Bi-kor-po-ral, a. havig to bodiz. 
 Bid, Bid, v. t. [C bad w bid, ps. bidig, bidne^/' bid:] 
 
 tu dszir; tia komdnd; tu ofer; tu invit. 
 Bid, Bidj n. an ofer tu giv a serten prjs. 
 Bidden, Bid-n, p. from Bid; komdnded. 
 Bidder, Bid-er, n. wun hco bidz or oferz a prjs. 
 Bidding, Bid-ig, n. a komdnd: order; ofer ov prjs. 
 Bide, Bjd, v. t. tu endi'|,r; tu.sufer; tu wat for. 
 Bide. Bid, v. i. tu dwel; tu rEman: tu abid. 
 BiDENTAL, Bi-den-tal, a. havig tO) tst. 
 Bidet, Bi-det, n. a smel hers or nag. 
 Biennial, Bj-en-i-al, a. kontiuyn,ig tcD yerz. 
 Biennially, Bj-en-i-al-i, ad. at de ixtdrn ov to 
 
 ygrz. 
 BiEE, Ber, n. a karij for konvaig de ded. 
 BiESTiNGS, Best-igz, n. pi. de ferst milk ov a k-s 
 
 after kqvig. 
 Bifacial, Bj-fa-Jal, a. havig de opozit fasez aljk. 
 Bifaeious, ijj-fa-ri-us, a. tajfold: dubl. 
 BiFEEOUS, Bif-er-us, a. b^rig friDt twjs a ycr. 
 Bifid, Bj-fid. a. kleft in tin; havig t(» pqrts. 
 BiFiDATED, Bif-i-dat-ed, a. divjded intu tin; bifid. 
 BiFLOROUs, Bi-flca-rus, a. havig tCD fliserz. 
 BiFOLD. Bi-fold, a. toifold: dubl; ov too kjndz. 
 BiFOEM, Bi-form, a. havig tm fennz er bodiz. 
 BiFOKiiED. Bi-formd, a. havig tm formz. 
 BiFRONTED, Bj-frdnt-ed, a. havig td) frunts. 
 Bifurcate, B[-fur-kat, / a. forkt: havig tcD 
 BiFUECATED, Bj-fur-kat-ed, ( branqez. 
 Big, Big, a. grat; Iqrj; hiy; pregnant; swoln. 
 Big, Hf Bigg, Big, n. a kind ov winter bqrli. 
 Bigamist, Big-a-niist, n. wun dat haz komited 
 
 bigami. 
 Bigamy, Big-a-mi, n. de krjm ov havig t<t) wjvz 
 
 er tm huzbandz, at wuns. 
 Bigeminate, Bj-jem-in-at, a. twin ferkt: havig a 
 
 ferkt pEtiol, az a kf. [vesel. 
 
 Biggin, Big-in, n. a qjldz kap: — a kan, er smel 
 Bight, Bjt, n. a smel ba; Az kerl ov a rop. 
 Bigness, Big-nes, u. sjz;bulk:gratnes ovkwontiti. 
 Bigot, Big-ot, n. wun undi]^li dgvoted tu a pqrti, 
 
 opinyon, or praktis; a bljnd zelot. 
 Bigoted, Big-ot-ed, a. ful ov bigotri: undt|li dt- 
 
 voted: preji^dist. [bigot. 
 
 Bigotedly, Big-ot-ed-li, ad. in ds maner ov a 
 BiGOTEY, Big-ot-ri, n. blind zeI; sv^perstijon. 
 Bijou. Be-j^oj, n. [/>.] a jx^el; a trigket. 
 BiJOUTEY, Bs-grfi-tri, «. de makig or delig in jq,- 
 
 elz; ji^elri. 
 BiJUGOUs, B}-ji|,-g«s, a. havig tio pE^rz ov leflets. 
 Bilabiate, Bj-la-bi-at, a. havig t(i)lips,er lobz. 
 BiLAMELLATE, Bj-lam-cl-at, a. havig de form ov 
 
 a fhitnd sfer: lonjiti^dinali bifid. [el. 
 
 BiLANDEE, Bil-an-der, n. a smol Dug merqant ves- 
 BiLBEEEY, Bil-ber-i, «. a smol Jrub, and its froat. 
 Bilbo, Bil-bo, n. a rapier sord; fjn or qers sord. 
 Bilboes, Bil-boz, n. pi. a sort ov stoks far de fet, 
 
 yH,zd for punijig ofenderz at se. 
 BiLBOQUET, Bll-bo-ka, n. [/)•.] de ter keld a kup 
 
 and bdl. 
 BlLE, Bjl, )i. a yelo er grenij fln,id separated in 
 
 de liver, and kolekted in de gel-blader. 
 Bilge, Bilj, jj. de bredest pqrt ov a Jips botom; de 
 
 protuberant pqrt ov a kask; — keld elso, Indj. 
 
 Bilge, Bilj, r. i. tu sprig a lek; tu let in weter. 
 
 BiLGEWATER, Bitj-we-ter, n. weter Ijig in de bilj. 
 
 Biliary, Bil-ya-ri, a. belogig tu de bjl. 
 
 Bilingual, Bi-lig-gwal, ) • * ,- . • 
 
 r> ».„, .X. T)- 1- ' a. in tm laggwajez. 
 
 BiLiNGUAE, Bi-hg-gwar, ) •'° •' 
 
 BiLiNGUOus, Bj-lig-gwus, a. havig tm tugz; spek- 
 
 ig tm tugz. 
 Bilious, Bil-yus, a. partakig ov bjl. 
 BiLiTEEAL, Bj-lit-er-al, a. konsistig ov tm leterz. 
 Bilk, Bilk, r. t. tu qet; tu desev; tu dsfred. 
 Bill, Bil, n. b£k ov a fisl; a pik aks; a batl aks; a 
 
 ritn paper; an ak-snt ov muni; a statment ov 
 
 gudz purqast. Q deklarajon in rjtig, ekspresig 
 
 grevans er rog: — a propozd lo er akt. Jiil ov 
 
 eksganj, a not erderig de pament ov a sum ov 
 
 muni. 
 Bill, Bil, v. i. tu kares, az duvz, bj jernig bilz. 
 BiLLAGE, Bil-aj, 11. de bredt ov de flor ov a Jip 
 
 hwen Je Ijz agr-Snd. 
 BiLLAVEEA, Bil-a-VE-m, n. [Z.] a trm bil. 
 Billet, Bil-et, n. a not: a leter; — a tiket direktig 
 
 .-tjljerz hw.-^r tu loj; — a log ov wud. 
 Billet, Bil-et, v. t. tu plas er kwerter soljerz. 
 Billet-doux, Bil-a-dtfi, n. [Fr.] a luv leter er not. 
 Billiards, Bil-yardz, n. id. a gam plad wid bolz 
 
 and masez or stiks, on a tabl. [gwaj. 
 
 Billingsgate, Bil-igz-gat, n. ribaldri; f'sl lag- 
 Billion, Bil-yon, n. h'l dc Igglif 7ntiod, a milyon 
 
 ov milyonz; ?/^ dc Freng, a t-szand milyonz. 
 Billow, Bil-o, n. a wav swoln and holo. 
 Billowy, Bil-o-i, a. swelig; turjid. 
 Bilobate, Bj-16-bat, / i- • i j • t x^ , v 
 Bilobed, Bi-lobd, ) ^- '^i^i'i'^'i 1"*^ ^'^ l*^^^- 
 Biloculae, Bj-16k-yi|-lar, a. kontanig to selz, 
 
 az a pod. 
 
 Bimane, Bi-man. ) u • i^ i, j 
 
 Tj » „ „ "r.- a. navii) tm handz. 
 
 Bimanous, Bim-a-nus, ) '' 
 
 Bimensal, Bj-men-sal, a. oktirig wuns in Ub 
 
 munts. 
 Bin, Bin, ji. a repozitori fer kern, bred, er wjn. 
 BiNAEY, Bj-na-ri, a. dubl: kompozd ov tm. 
 BiNATE, Bj-nat, a. beig dubl, or in kuplz. 
 Bind, Bjnd, r. t. [i. b'snd, pjs. bjndig, bund;] tu 
 
 konf in wid kerdz; tu gerd; tu fasn tu: tm tj 
 
 tugeder: tu obljj bj kontrakt, ot, er kjndnes; — 
 
 tu mak kostiv. 
 Bind, Bjnd, v. i. tu kontrakt its on x)qrts tugeder. 
 Binder, Bind-er, n. wun hm bjndz buks, &s.; a 
 
 filet. 
 BiNDEEY, Bjnd-er-i, n. a. plas hws^r buks qr b"8nd. 
 Binding, Bind-ig, n. a bandaj; ds kuver ov a buk. 
 Binding, Bind-ig, /j/j. a. kompelig; obljjig: obliga- 
 
 tori. 
 Binnacle, Bin-a-kl, n. At kumpas boks ov a Jip. 
 BiNOCLE, Bin-o-kl, n. a kjnd ov tekskop. [jz. 
 Binocular, Bj-nok-yii-lar, a. havig er ytizig tm 
 Binomial, Bj-no-mi-al, ) a. konsistig ov to 
 BiNOMiNous, Bj-nom-in-us, \ namz er memberz. 
 BiOGEAPHEE, Bj-og-ra-fer, n. a riter ov a personz 
 
 BiOGEAPnic, Bj-o-graf-ik, } a. pertanig tu 
 
 BiOGEAPHiCAL, Bj-o-graf-i-kal, i de histori ov 
 
 a personz Ijf. 
 Biography, Bj-6g-ra-fi, n. a histori ov de Ijf 
 
 and karakter ov eni person. 
 Biology, Bj-61-o-ji, n. de sjens ov Ijf. 
 ]?IPAE0US. Bip-a-rus, a. prodt^sig tm at a berfi. 
 Bipaetible, Bj-pqrt-i-bl, j a. dat ma be divjded 
 BiPARTiLE, Bip-ar-til, j intu tm pqrts. 
 Bipartite, Bip-ar-tjt, a. havig to korespondent 
 
 pqrts. [intu tm. 
 
 Bipaetition, Bi-par-tiJ-on, n. de akt ov divjdig 
 Biped, Bi-pcd, n. an animal wid tm fet. 
 Bipedal, Bip-e-dal, a. tm fet in legt; havig tm fet. 
 BiPENNATE, Bj-pen-at, a. havig tm wigz. 
 Bipetalous, Bj-pet-a-lus, a. havig tm fl-ser levz.
 
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 BiQUADRATE, Uj-kw/xl FBt, n. df (kw^r OV il 
 
 »kw;ir, .ir At lurt p'scr. 
 biQLAtiRATic, Kj-kwod-rat-ik, a. relatig tu At 
 
 furt |iner. 
 BiBAUiATK, B{-r&-di-at, a. bavig Uo rai, ax a fin. 
 HiKcii, UtTi:, n. a wel-non trr ov several gpr Jrr. 
 BiKi'UEN, Uv'rq-n, a. mini "«v b«T(j. 
 BlKi>, Uvrd, n. II jrnirul torm for At fedcrd kjrid. 
 ButDBOLT, Kerd-bult, n. an nru blunt at Ac end 
 
 for At I uriius ov JOitiy Ix-nli. 
 BiKU-CAui:, liyrd-kflj, n. a kaj lu kcp b^rds in. 
 Bud-call, B^rd-kol, n. a pip for imitatig de not^ 
 
 OT b^rdz. 
 BlKD-CATCHUi, H</rd-ka<;-cr, II. wun hii> tak.'b^rdz. 
 BiKULlMK, ll(;rd-l|m, ii. u gliitinu-i sub!<tau.-<, bj 
 
 hwiij Ac id iiv .-null b<;rd« qr intay;;ld. 
 BiRUS LYK, Bi.-rdz |, n. <i {iluiil; u priiuroz. 
 Birds kyk, Ik'rdz {, a. dtnutin a vi; ov an objekt 
 
 ur |ila.>< uz iirn fruin ubdv, az bj a bl^rd. 
 BiRD's-KYK MApLi:, ]t«Tdz-i tna-pl, n. a gpejez ov 
 
 wud yiizd ill kiibinot wurk. 
 BlRDSNKisT, Hvrdz-nest, ii. Ac pins hwi-jr bordz dr- 
 
 lodit d;ir vgz, and biKj d;\r yuy;— a plant. 
 BlRDWiTTKD, Uord-wit-ed, a. not havly Ac fak- 
 
 ulti ov atonjon. 
 BlRKM K, H|-rnu, n. a vesol wid t<ti baglu ov ors. 
 BlRUAMiKR. |{«;r-g«n-dcr, II. a sort ov wjld git>.f. 
 BlRTU, IWrt, II. di- akt <>v kuuiig intu l^f; ck}>trak- 
 
 Jon: ruyk bj ilt-ionf: lintnj. 
 Birthday, li<-rt-da, n. At da on hwiq cni wun iz 
 
 born; Ac anivrpyiri ov wunz b^rt. 
 BiRTliDUM, Byrt-dom, n. privilej ov bfrt. 
 BiRTiiMuiiT, Bi^rt-njt, n. de n}t on bwi^ wun iz 
 
 bom. [bom. 
 
 BiRTiii'LACE, nvrt-plns, n. Ac plas hw.ir wun iz 
 RlRTiiuiCHT, l{<;rt-rjt, «. Ac rjtjor privilej tu hwicj 
 
 a i>\»rs«in iz born. 
 B18CUIT, Bis-kit, u. a kind ov bred, variu.^li mad. 
 Bisect, Uj-M^kt, r. /. tudivjd intu t4i)Ekwal p<irtj!. 
 B18ECT10.N, Bj-i'ek-Jon, n.a divi3on intu tiCekwal 
 
 pqrt.i. 
 BiSKUMENT, Bj-.s^-ment, n. wun ov de pqrts ov 
 
 a Ijn divjdi-d intu tiij f kwal jiqrti. 
 Bl8£XL°AL, Bj-seks-yti-nl, a. ov but sekscz. 
 Bishop, BiJ-op, n. wun ov Ac hjcr order ov klorji 
 
 hill haz (jqrj ov a dju.'e,-': a pri-lat. [df cur(j. 
 
 Bishop, ISij-op, r. t. tu konft/mi; tu admit intu 
 Bisuoi-uic. UiJ-op-rik, n. Ac djoises ov n bijop. 
 BisyiTii, Biz-mut, n. a metui ov ydui/ or rcdij 
 
 hwit kulor, and lamelar tek-styt^r. 
 Bison, Bi-s<in. ». a kjnd ov wild oks, in dc { U. S.) 
 
 knid Ac bufalu. 
 Bissextile. Ui-seks-til, n. lep ycr; everi furtycr. 
 B18T01 RY, Bi.^-tur-i, fi. a ?urjikal instrxDment. 
 Bistre, Bis-ter, n. a brsn pant, mad ov soit; a 
 
 br-xn ]>itnuent. 
 BisuLcoi-s, Bi-s(il-ku8, a. klorn-futed. 
 Bit, Bit, n. de ium ov a bqdl; a smol pes; a mor- 
 
 (tel: Q kflm. 
 Bit, Bit, c. t. tu put a bit in de m'st: tu qek. 
 Bitch, Hiq, n. de femal ov Ac kanjn k^nd. 
 Bite, Hit. r. t. [1. bit, /-*. \>\W^ bitn >fr bit:] tu 
 
 kru/ wid de tet; tu kut; tu WiDnd;— tu giv pan 
 
 bl kuld; tu qet; tu trik. 
 Bite, Bjt, «. de akt ov bitijj; sejtir bi de tet; de 
 
 akt ov (1 fij dat taks de bat;— a qet; a trik; a 
 
 Biter, r.ji-or, n. wun dat bit.»: a (jet; a de.«ever. 
 BiTiNO, Hjtij), /./». a. Jqriv, wv^r, kostik; wrkastik. 
 Bittac'LE, Bit-a-kl, n. a kumiaiK-bokn; binakl. 
 BiTTt.v, Bitn. /'. Kfzd or w«i.n«lt'<l wid At tet. 
 Bitter, Bit-cr, a. bavin u hot, akrid ta«t; Jqrp; 
 
 kniH'l: imnful: rtpru<;ful: aflikti^j. 
 BlTTKRisn. Bit-er-iJ, a. sumbwot bitcr. 
 BiTTLKi.oHNESS, Bit-cr-iJ-nci<, n. a niiol degr< ov 
 
 bilcrnes. 
 
 Bitterly, Bit-cr-li, ad. in a bit«r maoer; /qrpli. 
 HiTTKKN, Bit-era, n. a bfrd wid loy Icgz:- a bit«r 
 
 likw'id. 
 BiTTER.NESa, Bit-er-Dca, n. a biter ta«t; malij!. 
 Bitters, Bit-eri, «. pi. a likor kontanio an infq- 
 
 jon ov biter •■rl>z or Witii. [bilor. 
 
 BiTTER-BWEET, Uit-ernwet, n. an apl Bwet axtd 
 BiTiMED, Hi-H'iiiid, a. eraerd wid pic. 
 BiTiMEN, Bi-ti^-men, <i. u mineral pi<;; a«filtain. 
 HiTiMi.NOi-s, Bi-tq-min-UK, a. kontiinij bitiimia. 
 Bivalve, Bj-valv, a. havijj \xb valvz or Jutcrx. 
 Biviols, Biv-i-u.-, a. havip uij waz. 
 Bivouac, Biv-wak, n. {Fr.\ Ac w.jo.io ov an qnni, 
 
 in ui>n .'(r, at nit, in ek.''|*ktaJon ov an engaj- 
 BivoiAC. Biv-wak, r. J. tu wcm; on gqrd. [ment. 
 BiZANTi.NE, Biz-an-tin, n, a grat pen ov'gtjld; 
 
 bezant. (ckstravagant. 
 
 Bizarre, Bi-w^r, a. [/>.] od; atranj ; fantiitik; 
 Blab, Blab, r. t. tu tel, az sekrets; tu diviilj. 
 Blab, Blab, r. i. tu tatl; tu tel talz. 
 Blab, IMab, n. a teltal; a babler; tatl. 
 Blabber. Blib-cr, n. a teltal; a bailer. 
 Black, Biak, a. ov de dqrkest kulor; dqrk; kliidi; 
 
 murnfal: horibl; wikcd: dizmal. 
 Black, Blak, 11. a blak kulor; a negro. 
 Black. Blak, r. t. tu mak blak; tu blako. 
 Blackamoor. Blak-a-nKtir, n. a negro. 
 Black-art, Hhik-qrt, 11. majikal qrt; majik. 
 Blackball, Blak-bol, «. a kompozijon forblakip 
 
 Joiz. [ota. 
 
 Blackball, Blik-bel, r. t. tu rejekt bi blak bal- 
 Blackberrt, Blak-bcr-i, h. de fnnt ov de brambl. 
 Blackbird, Blak-bord, 11. in //;<//an</, asioijj-b^rd; 
 
 in Aiiurilay Ac grakl. [k-8». 
 
 Black CATTLE, Blak-kat-l, 11. /*/. oksn, bulz, and 
 Black-cock, Blak-kok, n. Ac het-kok. 
 Black E.v, Blak-n, r. t. tu mak blak; tu dqrkn; 
 
 tu drfiim. 
 Blacken, Blak-n, r. j. tu gro blak. 
 Blackexer. Blak-n-cr, n. wun hii> blaknr. 
 Blackkisu, Blak-fiJ, 11. a kind ov fiJ f^nd on dc 
 
 /urz ov Xq logland. 
 Blackfriar, Blak-frj-ar, n. wun ov 6.t Domini* 
 
 kan order ov muyk^. 
 Blackguard, Blag-qrd, n. o vulgar, bas felo. 
 Hlacki.sh. lilak-ij, a. sumhwot blak. [<i))k. 
 
 Black-jack, Blak-jak, n. a ledem kup; an or ov 
 Black-lead, Blak-led, 11. plumbago, or graf it; a 
 
 minenil yiizd for pen.-iilz. 
 Blackleg, Blak-l«-g, n.u t^rmaplid tu gamblers. 
 Black-letter, Blak-let-er, n. Ac old logli/, er 
 
 modern (iotik leter or karaktcr. 
 Blackly. Bl.ik-li, ad. Jqrkli in kulor; atrojusli. 
 Black-mail, Bhik-nuil, n. a .«erten rat anjentli 
 
 jiad for jirotekjon tu men aljd wid n)bcrz. 
 Black-monday, Blak-mun-da, n. Fster Munda, 
 
 hwi(;, in 34t Edw. Ill, woz so kold dat men did 
 
 on horsbnk. 
 Blackmoor, Blak-nknr, n. a negro: blakam<Lr. 
 Blacknes-s, Blak-Dc^, n. blak kulor; dqrknes: 
 
 atroju.snes; rnonniti in wikedncs. 
 Black-puddino, Blak-pud-ig, n. a pudigmadov 
 
 lilud and gran. 
 Black-rod, Blak-nxl, n. de ujer bclonig tu dc 
 
 onliT i>v Ac gqrttr, ha> karix a hlak rvo. 
 Black.smitii, Blak-<mit, n. a smit biD wurk.i in 
 
 iiirii. [kulor. 
 
 Blacks.nake, Blak-.<nnk, n. a fi^rpent ov a blak 
 Blackthorn, Blak-torn, n. de t>lo trc. 
 Black-wadd, Blak-wod, n. an or ov manganlx. 
 Bladder, Bl.ad-er, n. a ve.^el kontanig 5um lik- 
 
 wid in Ac Ixxli, az yqrin, bjl. 
 Blade. Bind, h. de »p|r ov gnis bcf^ir it grox tu 
 
 Kfd; Ac Jqrji |iqrt ov a wepn; a ga felo. 
 Bladebonk, Bliid-bon, n. dc bun ov dc Julder. 
 Bladesmitu, Blad-$:mit, n. a «ord kutlcr.
 
 BLE 
 
 42 
 
 BLO 
 
 Blaink, Blan, n. a pustql; a bloq; a sor. 
 Blamable, Blam-a-bl, n. dtzen-ii) ov blam; felti. 
 Blamableness, Blam-a-bl-ne!<, w. feltines; kdl- 
 
 pablnes. 
 Blamablt, Blam-a-bli, ad. in a maner dezervii) 
 
 blam. 
 Blame, Blam, v. t. tu senjq,r; tu. qqrj wid a felt. 
 Blame, Blam, n. impi^tajon ov a felt; krjm. 
 Blameful, Blam-ful, a. kriminal; kulpabl. 
 Blameless, Blam-les, a. fre from blam; inosent. 
 Blamelessly, Blam-les-li, ad. wid'st blam; ino- 
 
 sentli. 
 Blamelessxess, Blam-les-nes, n. inosens. 
 Blameworthy, Blam-wur-di, a. kulpabl. 
 Blanch, Blanq, v. t. tu hwjtn; tii strip er pel of. 
 Blanch, Blanq, v. i. tu gro hwit; tu Evad: tu Jif t. 
 Blanchee, Bldnq-er, n. wun hot) blanqez. 
 Blanc-mange, t Blq-monj, n. \Fr.\ food mad ov 
 Blanc-mangee, i milk er krem, Jugar, qmondz, 
 
 jzii)glas, sago, &s., berld. 
 Bland, Bland, a. soft; mjld; jentl; kiirteus. 
 Blandiloquence, Blan-dil-o-kwens, n. atdii), 
 
 flaterii) spsq. 
 Blandish, Blan-diJ, v. t. tu smmd; tu sofn. 
 Blandisher, Blan-diJ-er, n. wun hco flaterz and 
 
 s(Ddz. [flateri. 
 
 Blandishment, Blan-diJ-ment, n. kjnd wurdz; 
 Blandness, Bland-nes, n. stat ov beii) bland. 
 Blank, Blaijk, a. hwjt; pal; konfq,zd. 
 Blank, Blaijk, n. a verd spas on paper: a paper 
 
 unritn; a lot bj hwiq nutii) iz gand. 
 Blank, Bla^k, v. t. tu damp; tu konfq,z; tu efas. 
 Blanket, Blar)k-et, n. a. wulen klot er kuver fer 
 
 a bed. 
 Blanket, Bla^k-et, v. t. tu tos in a blanket. 
 Blankly, Blagk-li, ad. in a blai)k maner; palli. 
 Blankness, Blagk-nes, n, peilnes; wonnes; kon- 
 
 fqson. 
 Blank-veese, Blai)k-v^rs, n. eni kjnd ov vers in 
 
 hwiq dq,r iz not rjm. 
 Blaee, Blf^r, V. i. tu rsr; tu belo. 
 Blarney, Bl^r-ni, n. gros flateri; tjrsum diskors. 
 Blaspheme, Blas-fsm, v. t. tu spek in termz ov 
 
 hi ireverens ov God; tu spek evl ov. 
 Bla'spheme, Blas-fem, v. i. tu spek blasfemi. 
 Blasphemes, Blas-fem-er, n. wun hoj revpz God. 
 Blaspheming, Blas-fem-ii), jip- r^^li?); reproqii). 
 Blasphemous, Blas-fe-mus, a. kontanig blasfemi. 
 Blasphemously, Blas-fe-mus-li, ad. in a blasfs- 
 
 mus wa. 
 Blasphemy, Blas-fe-mi, n. an indigniti oferd tu 
 
 God er sakred ti^z, in wurdz er rjtig. 
 Blast, Blast, n. a gust ov wind; sisnd; bljt; eks- 
 
 plojon ov p-sder; wun smeltiij ov or. 
 Blast, Blast, v. t. tu kez tu wider; tu disap^^nt; 
 
 tu split wid p'sder. 
 Blastee, Bldst-er, n. he er dat hwiq blasts. 
 Blasting, Bldst-ig, n. a blast; dsstrukjon; eks- 
 
 plojon. [best. 
 
 Blatant, Bla-tant, a. beloig, az a kqf, er uder 
 Blattee, Blat-er, v. i. tu mak a sensles nffz. 
 Blaze, Blaz, n. a flam; a strem ov Ijt; — a hwjt 
 
 mqrk, az upon a hersez ferhed. 
 Blaze, Blaz, v. i. tu flam; tu bs konspikynus. 
 Blaze, Blaz, v. t. tu publij; tu blazn; tu mqrk. 
 Blazer, Blaz-er, n. a pdblijer ov reports. 
 Blazing-star, Blaz-ii)-st<^r, n. &.t p6pyq,lar nam 
 
 ov a komet. 
 Blazon, Bla-zn, v. t. tu eksplan de figyq,rz on 
 
 ensjnz qrmorial; tu dek; tu sekbrat. 
 Blazon, Bla-zn, n. ds qrt ov droig kots ov qrmz; 
 
 Jo; divulgajon; selebrajon. 
 Blazoney, Bla-zn-ri, n. de qrt ov dEskrjbig kots 
 
 ov qrmz in proper termz. 
 Blea, Blf, n. de pqrt ov a trs under de bqrk. 
 Bleach, Bleq, v. t. tva hwjtn; tu mak hwjt. 
 
 Bleach, BIec, v. i. tu gro hwjt. 
 Bleachee, Bleq-er, n. wun hoD bleqez klot. 
 Bleacheey, Blgq-er-i, a. a plas fer bleqifl. 
 Bleaching, Bleq-ig, n. de akt ov hwjtnii). 
 Bleak, Blek, a. opn; ekspozd tu a fre kurent 
 
 ov q,r; hens kold, az a blek hil. 
 Bleak, Blek, n. a smel spejez ov river fij. 
 Bleakly, Blek-li, ad. in a blek maner. 
 Bleakness, Blek-nes, ;i. ekspozednes tu de wind; 
 
 koldncs. 
 Bleae, Bier, a. weteri; dim: wek; sor; bludi. 
 Blear, Bier, v. t. tu mak ae jz weteri er sor. 
 Bleaeedness, Bler-ed-nes, ». dimnes trco weter. 
 Blear-eyed, Bler-jd, n. havii) weteri er red jz. 
 Bleat, Blet, v. i. tu krj Ijk a Jep. 
 Bleat, Blet, I a \ ■ r ^ 
 
 Bleating, Blet-ig, i "• '^^ ^l ^'^'^ ^^P ^' £«*• 
 Bleb, Bleb, n. a litl tt^mor, vesikl, er blister. 
 Bleed, Bled, v. i. [i. bled, ps. bledii), bled;] tu 
 
 IcDz blud; tu drop az blud. [set. 
 
 Bleeding, Bled-ii), n. a letig ov blud wid de lan- 
 Blemish, Blem-iJ, v. t. tu mqrk; tu tqrnij; tu 
 
 defam. 
 Blemish, Blem-iJ, n. a mqrk ov defermiti; tant 
 Blend, Blend, v. t. tu miijgl tugeder; tu miggl; 
 
 tu miks. 
 Blende, Blend, n. an or ov zir)k and sulfur. 
 Bless, Bles, v. t. [i. blesed, er blest, ps. blesij, 
 
 blesed er blest:] tu mak hapi; tu wij hapines tu. 
 Blessed, Bles-ed, p. a. hapi; enjerii) felisiti; holi. 
 Blessedness, Bles-ed-nes, n. hapines; felisiti ; 
 
 divin favor. 
 Blessing, Bles-ii), n. a gud wil; divjn favor. 
 Blest, Blest, i. and p. from Bles. Se {Bless.) 
 Blew, Blq, i. from lilcj. Ss {Blow.) 
 Blight, Bljt, n. a dizez insident tu plants, and 
 
 tu de hq,man bodi; eni tii) nipii) er blastii). 
 Blight, Bljt, v. t. tu afekt wid bljt; tu blast. 
 Blind, Bljnd, a. destiti^t ov sjt; dqrk; unsen. 
 Blind, Bljnd, v. t. tia mak bljnd; tu dqrkn. 
 Blind, Bljnd, n. sumtii) tu hinder de sjt. 
 Blindfold, Blind-fold, a. haviij de jz kuverd. 
 Blindfold, Blind-fold, v. t. tu hinder from seig. 
 Blindly, Bljnd-li, ad. wid-st sjt; implisitli. 
 Blind-man's-buff, Bljnd-manz-buf, n. a pla in 
 
 hwiq wun ov de kumpani iz bljndfolded. 
 Blindness, Blind-nes, n. wont ov sjt; ignorans. 
 Blindside, Bljnd-sjd, n. a weknes; a wek sjd. 
 Blindwoem, Bljnd-wurm, n. a. smel vjper. 
 Blink, Bliijk, v. i. tu wink; tu se obsktirli. 
 Blink, Bliijk, v. t. tu stqrt from wid averjon. 
 Blink, Bligk, n. a glimps; a glans. 
 Blinkaed, Blii)k-ard, n. wun hcD bliijks er haz 
 Bliss, Blis, n. hjest hapines; felisiti. [bad jz. 
 
 Blissful, Blis-ful, a. hapi in de hjest degre. 
 Blissfully, Blis-ful-i, ad. in a blisful maner. 
 Blissfulness, Blis-ful-nes, n. egzelted hapines. 
 Blistee, Blis-ter, n. a pustvi,l;a vesikl; a plaster. 
 Blistee, Blis-ter, v. i. tu rjz inblistcrz er vesiklz. 
 Blistee, Blis-ter, v. t. tu raz a blister on. 
 Blithe, Bljd, a. ga; q,ri; j^us; mertful. 
 Blithely, Bljd-li, ad. in a bljd maner. 
 Blitheness, Bljd-nes, ) n. gaeti; ds 
 
 Blithesomeness, Bljd-sum-nes, i kwoliti ov 
 
 beii) bljdsum. 
 Blithesome, Bljd-sum, a. ga; qerful; meri. 
 Bloat, Blot, v. t. tu swel; tu mak turjid. 
 Bloated, Blot-ed, a. gron turjid; inflated; puft 
 
 up. [bloted. 
 
 Bloatedness, B16t-ed-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 Blobbee, B16b-er, n. a bubl; a bluber. 
 Blobbee-lipped, B16b-er-lipt, a. havig tik lips. 
 Block, Blok, n. a hevi pes ov wud, mqrbl, er ston. 
 Block, Blok, v. t. tu Jut up; tu obstrukt. 
 Blockade, Blok-ad, n. de aktovjutig up a port. 
 Blockade, Blok-ad, v. t. tu Jut up bj obstrukjon.
 
 BLU 
 
 ^ 
 
 BOA 
 
 Blockhead, B16k-hMl, n. a 8tiy>id or dul ponton. 
 Blockheaukd, ltl6k-bed-ed, a. utiipid; dul in 
 
 iiiuli-kt. 
 BLiK'K-iiot'aJ^ BI6k-h'K(, n. a furtrud tu dcfdod a 
 
 hqrlxir. 
 Blockihu, BliSk-iJ, m. I{k a bluk; ttqpid; dul. 
 Block -TIN, B16k-Un, n. tin kant intu blok« or 
 
 iiigou. 
 Blooi>, lilud, n. de rod fli^id dut H^rki^Uttt in At 
 
 budiz iiv uniaiuli: fuiuili; kiudruU : dcsout : 
 
 blud rtriil: bludji-d; <i nik. 
 Blood, Ittud, r. t. tu Mtun wid, or let blud. 
 Blood -KLuw KB, lildd-llit-or, n. a bulbu^i plant: 
 
 bruiaiitu'*. 
 Bloou-ul'ilti.nuu), Bidd-gil-ti-no.1, n. murder. 
 Bloudukat, Itliid-btt, n. bet uv Ac nam dfgrt 
 
 wid dut iiv dr blud. 
 Bluodhoini), Kliid-bYnd, n.a fen ipejeiov bund. 
 Bloodily, liliid-i-li, aJ. in a bludi maner. 
 BLOoDi.NtiiU), Itliid-i-nvd, n. de stat ov beigbludi. 
 Bloodliu*s8, llliid-lc!), a. wid'St blud; ded. 
 Bloodlktiui, BIdd-lct-cr, n. wun bii> bledz wid 
 
 dr lun«-t. [ijii-inHrui. 
 
 Blouduoot, Klud-rvbt, n. nam uv a pluut, SAy- 
 Bluuiisiikd, Hldd-Jfd, n. murder: islotcr. 
 Kluoii.shkddkk. Kldd-Jod-cr, n. wunbiDjcdz blud. 
 Bluodkhot, Hlitd-/i>i, I a. fild wid blud; 
 
 Bloodwhottk.m, Hliid-Jot-n, I red. 
 BLOODbii'KiiB, l{ldd-!tuk-cr, n. a Ic^; cnitig dat 
 
 jiuk* l)luil; (I kriU'l num. [blud. 
 
 Bloodtiuilsty. mud-t<,^r:«-ti, a. deiirus tu Jed 
 Blood VL&^KL, Ulud-vi'.-<-i'l, h. u van or qrtcri. 
 Bloody. BIdd-i. a. stand wid blud; kniwl. 
 Bloody-flix, Bldd-ifldk.", u. dittenteri. 
 Bloody-mi.ndkd, Blud-i-m|nd-cd, a. knfiel; sig- 
 
 gwinnri. 
 Bloom, BKt>ni, n. a blosom; dc opnig ov flifcn; 
 
 dr prjni uv Ijf; nativ HuJ on dc ^ek; de blq kul- 
 
 or upon plumz, Jt.'*.;— mu:< ov jurn. 
 Bloom, liloim. r. t. tu prodi^u blu»imz; tu fitt- 
 er; tu blojkim: tu be in a Mat ov yd»t. [mill. 
 Bloomary, liltfjm-a-ri, n. de fi-n^t forj in [urn 
 Bloominu, Bliijui-iu, a. fldrijij) wid blibm. 
 Bloom V. Hiiiiui-i. a. ful ov blibmz; fliseri. 
 Blossom, Hlori-oni, «. de fl'M.T ov a plant. 
 Blossom, BluD-om, r. i. tu put fort blodomz; tu 
 
 finer. 
 Blo&somino, B16s-om-io, n. At flTserio ov plants. 
 Blo8.somy, lJlo.'<-om-i, H. ful ov bIi>.«omi. 
 Blot, lilut, r. t. tu efiis; tu :!poi; tu diggras; tu 
 
 «tnn. 
 Blot, lilot, n. oblitcrajon; a blur; a spot; a 8tan. 
 Blotch, BIo^, ». u ^»ii u)i6n de skin; a puiitql. 
 Blotch. Blo^, r. t. tu blukn; tumqrk wid ."jiot!). 
 Blow, BIo, n. a !<truk: kaluuiiti;- eg ov u flj. 
 Blow, Blu, r. i. [i. blii,/»«. bloij), blon:] tu mnk 
 
 a kurent ov %r; tu pant; tu bred; tu fitter; tu 
 
 bUtrn. 
 Blow, BIo, r. t. tu dqv bj At wind: tu influm 
 
 wid wind; tu kindl; tu »wel: tu stsnd a wind- 
 
 instrvBraent; tu infliil; tu fliWu. 
 BLOWta, Bluer, h. wun ba> biuz. 
 Blown, H!or. ;.. frnm liJu. Drivn bj wind. 
 Bi" . M. u ttib J'qzd b| qrtifiserz 
 
 - flum. 
 Bi ' i um; blosonu in jcncral. 
 
 BLuMik, lll>.*, I n. a gqrment; — a nidi, fat-fast 
 Blo( xc. BN«. \ wenc. 
 
 Bi." • •■ " •= ■ \,a. Kunbumt; hj kulord; todri. 
 Bi or, n. de fot <>v hwuU; a bubl. 
 
 Bli . -er, r. i. tu wrp su iiz tu !<wel de 
 
 Blidueon, Bid i -on, «. a Jnrt utik: a wepn. 
 Bli K, Mill vr BU, a. or dc kulor or bli^; skj- 
 
 kulonl. 
 Bluk, Blq, a. wun or dc orginal kulun. 
 
 llLi'EDOTTLK, Blt^-bot-l, H. Q filer; a flj wtd ablq 
 
 bill. 
 
 BLLK-EYtD, Hli^id, a. bavig blq ii. 
 liLiKLK.iiT, Klq fit, n. u kom|iuii]on burai{| wid 
 
 II bill Hum, yiizd III [\\m az u ii|(na]. 
 Bllcly, Blii-li, ad. wid u blq kulor. 
 llLLK.NtfW, Bli\ ne», »i. de kw.iliti ov beio blq. 
 Bli (.PETLii, Ulii-|«-ter, n. At ngual flag im 
 
 Milij). 
 ItLi'KK, Itluf, n. u bj, Ktep bayk or /<jr. 
 IlLl KK, Uluf, a. big; Hurli; obtl^a. 
 llLLKK.NthJi, Bldi-nui), n. At kwoliti ov bcig bluf. 
 ItLCiMi, Hlti-iu, n. At qrt ov jfivijj a blq kulor. 
 Bllimi. lllu-ij, a. inkl(ud tu blq:rader blq. 
 Bll'.ndlr, iSldii-der, n. a gruit mistak; |alpabl 
 
 enir: r. i. tu uii.itiik; tu Btumbl. 
 Bll .NDtJtDi8.H, IMun-der-bua, ii. a Jort Kun wid a 
 
 Iqrj bur. ^^ blunder*. 
 
 HLL.VDtBLU, BIdn-der-er, n. wun bO) komita 
 Blindkkukad, Bldn-der-hcd, n. a «tqpid or k^ir- 
 
 Ie!t felu. [iy maucr. 
 
 Hlindkkixulv, Bldn-der-ii)-Ii, aJ. in u bluuder- 
 ItLi .NT, Blunt, a. dul: ruf; niid; impoljt; ubnipu 
 Hunt, Hlunt, r. t. tu dul de ej; tu rei>rc!.-<. 
 llLixTNt.s.s, Bldnt-ne.'i, ii. wont uv ej; kurencfl. 
 Bllntwittld, BIdnt-wit-ed, a. dul; stqpid. 
 llLLK, Blur, n. a blot; a «lan; a dqrk Mpot. 
 Bli'K, Blur, f. I. tu blot; tu stan; tu epot; tu 
 
 ob.kqr. 
 Bli8U, BluJ, r. t. tu betrn Jam or konfqjun bj a 
 
 ri-i| kuliT on de qek.-*; tu redn; tu kulur. 
 Bli sii. ItluJ, ». At kulor in de <;ek'< razd bj Jam, 
 
 koiitiijon, k*.\ rcdij kulor; a glans. 
 Hllshkil, BluJ-ful, a. ful ov blujez. [est. 
 
 Blishi.no, HIdJ-ij), jCy). a. m.inife.'ftij) blujez; mod- 
 BLISHLK.S8, BluJ-lf.-, a. wid'st u bluj; impqdenl. 
 Blishy, HIdJ-i, a. bavip de kulor ov u bluJ. 
 Blistkh. BUi'i-ter, r. i. tu rur: tu bcxtt; tu bull. 
 Blistlb, Hld.-i-ter, n. nerz; bust; tqmult; ror. 
 BLihTKaKR, BIdi-tcr-er, n. a swagerer; a bull; a 
 
 bcwter. 
 Bli8TEBI.no, Blds-tcr-if), n. a tqmult; nflri. 
 Bo, Bu, inttr. a wurd ov tenir tu fritn qildren. 
 Boa, B(i-a, n. a hqj serpent;— a fur tipot; — an 
 
 erupjon. 
 BoAB, Bur, II. At mill !<wjn; At wjld bor. 
 Board, Burd, u. a flat pes ov wud:— a tabl; foid; 
 
 (Ijet:— u ktinsil; a kurt;— dek uv a Jii>. 
 Board, Burd, r. t. tu enter a Jip bj fur?;— tu la 
 
 wid burdz; — tu fumij wid fjil. 
 Board, liord, v. i. tu Ttsi\ foDd, ai a lujcr; tu 
 
 •Ijet. [djct. 
 
 Bo.\RDLB, Burd-cr, n. wun h<t> burdz, or rt^e'vi 
 BoABDiNG, Ii<&rd-i{). I'p. fdmijin or rtscvio djet; 
 
 cnterij) bj furs:— n. akt ov burdig: djct. 
 BoARDiNU-scuooL. Bilird-iD-skiiil, n. a .^ktul bw^r 
 
 de ."kulurz Iiv wid dr tcijer. [vanls. 
 
 BOARD-WAOKS, Bunl-waj-ez, fi. wajcz alid tu i^fr- 
 BoARlsu, Bur-iJ, a. swjnij: broital. [buri. 
 
 BoAR-sPKAR, IliLr-.iper, n. a g]>cr yqzd in huntig 
 Boast, IWst, *. i. tu brag; tu vqnt wunz self. 
 Boast, Bust, r. t. tu brag ov; tu magnifj; tu 
 
 cgz<^lt. 
 Boast. Bo.'^t, ii. a vqntif) f]<t<^: a kot ot bctfti^). 
 HoASTKR. Bust-er, u. wun lirt) bojitj"; a bragcr. 
 Boahtkl'L, Bu:<t-ful, a. adikted tu budtig; oat«o- 
 
 taJuK. 
 BoASTiNO, Bust-ig, n. ostcntajus dispU. 
 Boartisolt, B<f).'t-ip-li, ad. 05tentaju.'<li. 
 ItoAT, Ikit, II. (I smol upn vo5el tnii>vd bi on. 
 IlOAT, But, r. t. (u kari or konva in a tot. 
 BoATABLE, IkJt-a-bl, a. navignbl wid bot». 
 ItOATiNO, lUt-ii), n. de akt uv konvaig in a bot. 
 KoATMAN, IVut-man, n. wun hiti minajoi a boU 
 BoATsWAi.s, li«I>t-iiwan, <>r Bo-!<n, m. an i'fi»cr on 
 
 burd a Jip, hdi has ^rj or bfr rigi;^ b«atJ, ka.
 
 BOL 
 
 44 
 
 BOO 
 
 Bob, Bob, v. i. tin pla bakward and forward. 
 Bob, Bob, ;;. sumtii) dat plaz Icosli; bobwig. 
 Bobbin, Bob-in, n. a smol pes ov wud on hwiq 
 
 tred iz w^nd fer makig las. 
 Bobcherry, B6b-qer-i, n. a pla amdi) gildren. 
 Bobolink, B6b-o-ligk, n. de p6pyn,lar nam ov 
 
 de rjs berd. 
 Bobtail, Bob-tal, n. a Jert tal; a tal kut Jert. 
 BoBTAiLED, Bob-tald, a. havii) a Jort tal. 
 Bobwig. Bob-wig, n. a Jert wig, er a wig ov Jert 
 
 bar. 
 BocKiXG, B6k-ig, n. a partikyTi,lar kjnd ov klot 
 
 baz or drugct. 
 Bode, Bod, v. t. tu portend; tu forjo; tu forbad. 
 Bode. Bod, v. i. tia be an omen. 
 Bodice, B6d-is, n. Jort staz for wimen. 
 Bodied, B6d-id, a. havii) a bodi. 
 Bodiless, B6d-i-les, a. inkorporeal ; wid"8t a 
 
 bodi; spirityn,al. [real. 
 
 Bodily, B6d-i-li, a. rslatii) tu de bodi: korporeal; 
 Bodily, B6d-i-li, a</. korporeali; komplctli. 
 Boding, B6d-ip, n. a. forjoiij: prcsajii). 
 Bodkin, Bod-kin, n. an instrojment yi^zd tu bor 
 
 holz wid: an instrument yi|zd tu dres de b%r. 
 Body, B6d-i, n. de material substans ov an ani- 
 mal: mater, opozd tu spirit; — a person; a kolek- 
 
 tiv mas; de man qrmi; a kerporajon: de man 
 
 pqrt: de bulk: substans; sistem. 
 Body, B6d-i, v. t. tu prodv^s in sum farm. [ez. 
 Bodyclothes, Bod-i-klodz, w.^j/. klodiijferhers- 
 Bodyguard, B6d-i-gqrd, n. a Ijf-gqrd. 
 Bog, Bog, n. a mqrj; a moras; a kwagmjr. 
 Bog, Bog, v. t. tu hwelm, az in mud or mjr. 
 Bog-berry, B6g-ber-i, n. de kranberi hwiq groz 
 
 in swomps. 
 Boggle, B6g-1, n. a bugbi^r; a spekter. 
 Boggle, B6g-1, r. i. tu stqrt; tu hezitat; tu ibsi. 
 Boggler, Bog-ler, n. wun hcB boglz; a dister. 
 Boggy, B6g-i, a. ful ov bogz; mqrji; swompi. 
 BoG-HOUSE, B6g-b"8s, n. a. hiss ov ofis; a privi. 
 Bog-ore, B6g-or, n. jurn or f'snd in swomps and 
 
 mqrjez. [berd. 
 
 BOG-RUSH, Bog-ruJ, n. a ruj groii) in mqrjez; a 
 Bog-spa viN, B6g-spav-in, n. a spejez ov ti^mor on 
 
 de insjd ov a hersez bj)f. [kuntri. 
 
 Bog-trotter, B6g-trot-er, n. wun livig in a bogi 
 BoHEA, Bo-be, 11. a. spejez ov blak te. 
 Boil, Berl, v. i. tu be ajitated bj bet; tu bubl. 
 Boil, Berl, r. t. tu put in berlii) weter; tu sed. 
 Boil, Bffl, n. a panful tq,mor haviij a pustij,!. 
 Boiler, Bffl-er, n. wun boa bfflz; de vesel in hwig 
 
 weter iz bffld, er stem jenerated. 
 Boiling, B^l-ig, n. de akt ov berlii); ebulijon. 
 Boisterous, B^s-ter-us, a. l-sd; stermi; fn,rius; 
 
 nerzi. [maner. 
 
 Boisterously, B^s-ter-us-li, ad. in a bersterus 
 Boisterousness, Bffs-ter-us-nes, n. tiirbq,lens; 
 
 grat nerz. 
 BoLARY, B6-la-ri, A. pertanir) lu bol er kla. 
 Bold, Bold, a. dq^rii); brav; ekseknted wid spirit; 
 
 konfident; impn^dent; strjkii) tu de sjt. 
 Boldfaced, Bold-fast, a. imprudent; d^rii). 
 Boldly, B61d-li, ad. in a bold maner; dq,rigli. 
 Boldness, B61d-nes, n. kuraj ; konfidens ; un- 
 
 pq,dens. 
 Bole, Bol, n. a me3tj,r ov siks bujelz; stem ov a 
 
 tre; a kjnd ov ert. [q,r. 
 
 Boll, Bol, n. a r-snd stek er stem; a pod; — a mej- 
 BOLL, Bol, V. i. tu ferm a sed-vesel, az a plant. 
 Bologna sausage, Bo-16-na se-saj, n. a Iqrj se- 
 
 saj mad ov bakn, vel, and pork ST^et, ^opt fjn, 
 
 and inklozd in a skin. 
 Bolster, B61-ster, ». a lot) pilo er kujon; a pad. 
 Bolster, B61-ster, v. t. tu sup6rt; tu swel -st. 
 Bolt, Bolt, n. an aro; — de bqr ov a dor; a pin. 
 Bolt, Bolt, v. i, tu sprig -st sudenli; tu sift. 
 
 Bolt-auger, Bcalt-e-ger, n. a Iqrj borer yqzd in 
 
 Jip bildii). 
 Bolter, B61t-er, n. a kjnd ov siv; a kjnd ov net. 
 Bolthead, B61t-hed, n. a log glas vesel, fer kem- 
 
 ikal eksperiments. 
 BoLT-ROPE, Bolt-rop, n. a rop tia hwiq salz qr sod. 
 BoLTSPRiT, Bolt-sprit, n. He {jBou'sj)nt.} 
 Bolus, Bq-1us, n. a Iqrj pil; a kjnd ov ert; bol. 
 Bomb, Bum, n. a holo jurn bol fild wid gdnp'sder, 
 
 tu be tron ■st from a mortar. [ment. 
 
 Bombard, Btim-bard, n. a grat gun; a bumbqrd- 
 Bombard, Bum-b^rd, v. t. tu atak wid bumz. 
 Bombardier, Bum-bar-der, «. an enjiner hen Joats 
 
 bumz. [bumz. 
 
 Bombardment, Bum-bqrd-ment, n. an atak wid 
 Bombast, Bom-bast, n. inflated stjl ov laggwaj: 
 
 fustyan. [litl menig. 
 
 Bombastic, Bom-bas-tik, a. ov grat s'snd wid 
 Bombazette, Bom-ba-zet, n. a tin wulen stuf. 
 Bombazine, Bom-ba-zen, n. a Ijt stuf mad ov 
 
 silk and wursted. 
 Bombketch, Bum-keq, ] n. <x Jip for troig 
 Bombvessel, Biim-ves-el, j bumz. 
 Bombshell, Biim-Jel, n. u bum or holo vesel fild 
 
 wid giinp^der. 
 Bombyx, Bom-biks, n. [Z.] de silk-wurm. 
 BoNAFiDE, B6-na-f j-de, [X.] in gud fat; in realiti. 
 BoNAROBA, Bo-na-ro-ba, n. [/ij.] a Joi wonton. 
 BoNASUS, 13o-na-sus, or Bo-nas-us, n. [Z.] a wjld 
 
 oks or bison. [a Jugar-plum. 
 
 Bonbon, Bon-bon, n. [/)'.] Jugar konfekjonari ; 
 Bond, Bond, n. a kord er qan; a ligament; — a ritn 
 
 obligajon; — itl. impriznment. 
 Bond, Bond, v. t. tu giv bond fer; tu sekvi,r bj 
 
 bond. 
 Bond, Bond, a. in a servil stat; enslavd; b'snd. 
 Bondage, B6nd-aj, n. kaptiviti; impriznment; 
 
 slaved. 
 Bonded, B6nd-ed, p. sekq,r bj bond; givn. 
 Bond-maid, Bond-mad, n. a femal slav. 
 Bond-man, Bond-man, n. a man slav. 
 Bondservant, Bond-ser-vant, n. a slav. 
 Bondservice, Bond-ser-vis, n. a stat ov slaveri. 
 Bondsman, Bondz-man, n. wun hcD iz bisnd az 
 
 sekqriti for andder. 
 Bondwoman, B6nd-wum-an, n. a femal slav. 
 Bone, Bon, n. de ferm, hqrd substans in an animal 
 
 bodi; a pes ov bon. [wid bonz. 
 
 Bone, Bon, v. t. tu tak ■st bonz from; tu suplj 
 Bonelace, Bon-las, n. a spejez ov las. 
 Boneless, B6n-lcs, n. wid^st bonz. 
 BoNESET, Bon-set, n. a plant; tdrowurt. 
 Bone-setter, Bon-set-er, w. wun dat sets bonz. 
 Bone-setting, Bon-set-ig, n. de qrt ov setig bonz. 
 Bone-spavin, B6n-spav-in, n. a boni ekskresens 
 
 or hqrd swelig on a hersez hcof. 
 Bonfire, Bon-fjr, n. a fjr mad fer jer er trjumf. 
 Bon mot, Bon-mo, n. [ZK] a jest; a witi replj er 
 
 reparte. [lin. 
 
 Bonnet, B6n-et, n. a. kuverig fer de hed; — a rav- 
 BoNNiLY, B6n-i-li, ad. gali; handsumli. 
 Bonny, B6n-i, a. handsnm;bqtiful; ga; meri. 
 BoNNYCLABBEE, B6n-i-klab-er, n. ssr buterrrdlk; 
 
 s-sr milk. 
 BoNTEN, Bon-ten, n. a naro wulen stuf. 
 Bon TON, Bon ton, n. [F)-.] fajon; hj mod. 
 Bonus, Bo-nus, n. [Z.] a premium givn for a 
 
 privilej. 
 Bon vivant, Bon ve-v6n, n. a boon kompanyon; a 
 
 luksyqrius liver. 
 Bony, B6-ni, a. konsistig ov bonz; ful ov bonz. 
 Bonze, B6n-ze, n. a prest ov Japan er 6jna, &s. 
 Booby, Bdb-bi, n. a dul, stqpid felo; — a berd. 
 BoOBY-HUT, Bdo-bi-hut, n. a kjnd ov kuverd sla. 
 Book, Buk, n. a volyqm in hwiq we red and rjt ; 
 
 a partikyqlar divison ov a wurk er volyiim.
 
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 Book, Duk, r. t. tu rcji.-itor iu a buk. [buk. 
 
 KooK-ACfOL'NT, biik-u-kunt, «. an ak'snt in u 
 KooK HINUKU, l{uk-bjnd-er, n. a bindur ov buki!. 
 HooKi'ABK, lluk-kiis, u. ii ka.f lur LuLs. 
 ItuuKKU, Jtukt, !>. cutord in u buk, uz un ukvut. 
 ItouKiHii, liuk-ij, a. givn tu bukn. 
 UouKiNiiNKSS, liuk-iJ-neM, ii. dcvujun tu buks. 
 iiuoKKKEi-Kii, HiiJt-krp-iT, »». a kcpcr ov ak'sntd. 
 UooKKKbri.N'c, Ituk-kep-ii), n. de qrt ov kcpiy 
 
 ukiiiit.-. [buki^. 
 
 BooK-K.NOWi.tDOK, Huk-nol-cj, n. nolcj gnnd bj 
 HooKLAMi, IJuk-land, ii. fre fokiij land. 
 ItooK LKAUNKi), Huk-lvm-fd, a. vt-rst in buka. 
 Hook -LK ARM. \G, Huk-lLTn-iu, ;i. nulcj ov buk;*. 
 UooKMATK, Hi'ik-iual, II. u skoil-fclo. 
 Book tiATii, Bukut, ii. an ut njmi on At buk. 
 BooKSTOttt, Biak-stwr, ii. a l)uksflcrz Jop. 
 BooKwoiiM, Buk-wunu, ». u vrurm dal tts holz 
 
 in buk.-*;— u hurd utiidcnt. 
 Boom, ISojiu, r. i. tu nij wid vjuilons; tu swcl. 
 Boo.v, BtUn, /*. (1 j^iit: u prunt; u favor; a btinefit. 
 FJooN, Btiin, a. gn: uieri; kind; b'sntiful. 
 Book, Ifcijr, h. a I'st: u klisn; u rustik; a pczant. 
 Bookish. IWjr-iJ, ii. klvni/; rJxl; rustik. 
 BooRisiiLV, B.i.r-iJ-li. iiJ. in a IxririJ manor. 
 BooRiSH.Ntss, Ikijr-iJ-iii's II. klTiniJni's rustisiti. 
 BoosK, IVuz, II. a stol for a k's or an okd. 
 Boost. Ba>it. r. /. tu puj up; tu lift. ( Vulgar.y 
 Boosv, B»fj-zi, It. |iqrjali iniukKikiitt-d; tij)?!. 
 Hoot, Ittit, r. /. tu profit: tu put on Ijoitii. 
 Boot, Hoit, n. profit; gnn: — (i kuvcrii) for de log 
 
 ond f ut; — a rescptakl or boks in a koy: u kuv- 
 
 erij), az ov Icdor, in a kuq or Jaz. Tu-hmt, aJ. 
 
 uvcr and abiiv. 
 BooTKi), Rf»t-od, a. havig bbts on. 
 BooTKK. IVtit-r, II. (I kjnd ov J.irt or bqf IxDt. 
 Booth, Iktid, n. u tomiHorHri h'^s bill ov buirdz. 
 BooTJiosK, HJit boz, II. stokii)z tu serv for boQU'. 
 Bootjack, Ikiit-jak, ;*. u slok for puliflof Ixtits. 
 BooTLKss, Ikfit-lo", a. yn,sli's; wid-^t suksoj. 
 Hoot-tkek, Iklit-trr, n. a last for Ktrcijijj a IxBt. 
 Booty, IWi-ti, ii. plunder; pilnj; ^ie\. 
 BoPEti", Hu-pi'p, II. a pin auiig qildrcn. 
 BoRAcmo. liu-r;it-(io, n. [Sp.] u drujjkard. 
 BoBACic, Uo-ras-ik, a. relatig tu, or partakig ov, 
 
 boraks. 
 BoRAGK, Biir-aj, n. an iinyn,al gqrdcn plant. 
 liOKAX. Bu-raks, h. u soil fonnd ov bonisik asid 
 
 and suda. [wind in Ac b^solz. 
 
 BoKBORYiiM, Bor-bo-ritn, n. a runiblig nffz ov 
 BouiiER, B.ir-dor, /». At ■Ktor jiqrt, or ej; a sjd. 
 BoRIiER, B.ir-dor, r. l. tu konfjn upi'in; tu aprcSq. 
 Border, H.ir-dor. r. t. tu adorn wid a border: 
 
 tu rtij. [border. 
 
 Borderer, B<tr-dcr-or, n. wun biii dwelz ncr a 
 Bore, Bur, r. /. tu lunk a hul; tu pvrfurat;— tu 
 
 wrri. 
 Bore, Bur, r. j. tu rank a bol; tu pcrs. 
 Bore. Bur, n. a hul; At sjz ov cni hul;— a tjd 
 
 .twolif) abiiv aniidor tjd:— anorans. 
 Bork, Itur, I. from /.'.^i-. Se {Bear.) 
 Boreal, Bu-rt-al, ,i. nordern; toard de nort. 
 Boreas. Bu-rc-as, n. Ac nort wind. 
 BoREcoLK, Bur-kul, n. u »pcji:x ov winter kabaj. 
 Borer, Bur -or, n. wun boi burz; a gimlet: a wurm 
 
 dat pt'rfurnt.i trtz. 
 BoR.N, B-im, />. from 7?ar,- brot furt; kum inlu Ijf. 
 Borne, Burn, />. from Jlqr; karid; konviid. 
 BoROKiii, Biir-u, n. a k.'.rixjmt fsn. 
 Borrow, B6r-u>, r. /. tu tuk on krodit. 
 Borrower. B6r-u-cr, n. wun ho) buruz. [o«. 
 
 HoRROWixo, Bur-u-i{), n. de akt ov wun ha> bor- 
 ItOS, Ho.4, n. Ac nam ov a jcnu.i ov kwixlnopodz. 
 BoeCAOE, Boj-kaj, n. wud; de roprczontajon ov 
 
 wudz. 
 BOSKT, B6s-ki, a. wudi; ruf: awold. 
 
 Bosoif, Bdz-om, n. de bresl; dt hcirt; cni natp- 
 
 tukl. In kinnpcjti/i/H, it impi^z intimaiii, konii- 
 
 don.", fondnec; az, u bun/m-j'rend. 
 Bosom, Biiz-om, r. t. tu inkluz in de buiom. 
 BosroRfS, Bos-iHj-ru.i, n. a naro it or stral. 
 Boss, Boil, fi. a litud; a nob; a raid wurk. 
 lioss, Box, n. a moHtcr mekanik. 
 Bossed, Bo.st, a. i'luded,orornuinonted wid boMt. 
 Bossv, B6n-i, a. prominout; .studod. 
 Botanic, Bci-tan-ik, / a. rrlaiij) tu botani; 
 
 BoTA.MCAL, Bu-tan-i-kal, f kontuuiu ^rbi er 
 
 plants. [plaotx. 
 
 iiOTA.MST, B<!it-a-ni8t, n. wun vgrst in botani, ar 
 Botanize, B6t-a-n{K, v. i. tu ntudi botani, er 
 
 plant:*. 
 Botany, Bi'it-a-ni, ii. At sjens ov plauUt. 
 BoTARuo, liu-t/jr-go, «. a sosaj mad ov de rui ot 
 
 dc niuk-t fi/. 
 Botch, Bikj, ». an ulserus swclig on de .skin. 
 Botch, Iio<j, v. t. tu moud okwardli: tu pa^. 
 HoTCHKR, B6c-er, ii. a mender ov uld klodz. 
 Botch I \<;, Bo(j-iy, pi>. mendin kluuuili. 
 Both, Hut, a. wun and At udor; At Ub. 
 Both, Hut, h/iij. az wel, [tu poder. 
 
 Bother. Ilod-er, r. /. tu perplelu: tu konfiind; 
 Botryoid, Bot-ri-trd, i a. havig de form or 
 
 BoTRYoiDAL, Bot-ri-tf-dal, i a bunq ov grnps. 
 Bots, Bot.", n. id. smol wurmz in de cntralz ov 
 
 horscz. 
 BoTTLK, B<it-1, «. Q vcsel wid a naro m'st, tu 
 
 put likor in; de mc;!)^, or kontcnts ov a botl 
 
 kork. 
 Bottle, l}6t-l, i-. t. tu put in botlz. fkerk. 
 
 Bottle-screw, B6t-l-skra). n. a sknj) tu pul ut a 
 Bottom, B6t-om, ii. At lucst iiqrt: dc gr'snd un- 
 der wotor; At f'smlajon; u dal; u vali; a Jip. 
 Bottom. B6t-om, r. /. tu f>$nd or bild up6n. 
 Bottomed, B6t-omd, .1. havifl a botom. [omles. 
 Bottomless, Bot-om-lcs, a. widiit u botom; fad- 
 BoTTOMRY, B6t-om-ri, 11. de boruijj ov muni on a 
 
 Jips botom, hwic iz plojd az :>ekiiriti. [mcnt. 
 
 Boudoir, Boi-dwor, 11. [/)•.] a smol prjvat apqrt- 
 BotGH. Hs, II. dc brunq ov a trc. 
 Bought, Hot, /. and p. from Hi. Sc < Buy.} 
 Bougie, Btii-je, n. a waks kandl: an instntiment. 
 HouiLLi. BJil-ye, n. [/>.] bffld or sti^d met. 
 Bouillon, Bdil-yon, n. [Fr.] brot; sj>p. 
 Bounce, H'^m, v. n. tu sprifl; tu Icp; tu host. 
 Bounce, BTsn.-", «. a hevi blu or trust; a bost. 
 Bouncer, B'sns-cr, n. a bustor; a buli; — a Ij. 
 Bound, B'snd, 11. limit; bisndari; — a Icp; a jump. 
 Bound, Bund, r. t. tu limit: tu cnklui; tu rt- 
 
 .<triin. 
 Bound, Bund, r. t. tujump;tu rcbund. [plas. 
 Bound, ISNnd, a. dostind; int<>nde<l tu gu tu cni 
 Bound, B-snd. i. and;>. from /.'/i»</. .Sc {Hind.) 
 BouND.vRV, Bund-a-n, n. de mqrk ov a limit; a 
 
 bund. 
 BouNDEN, Bund-en, a. rekwjrd; nMcsari. 
 Boundless, Bund-lcs, a. wiait bund: unlimited. 
 Boundlessness, Buud-les-ncs, h. bcijj widut lim- 
 BouNDSTONE, Bund-stun, n. a land-mqrk. [it. 
 Bounteous, Bun-te-us, a. liberal; kind; buutiful. 
 Bounteously, B^n-te-us-li, ad. libcrali; mqnif- 
 
 iscntli. [orositi; mi|nifi.'<cns. 
 
 BouNTEOUSNESS, BuD-tc-us-nos, ii.libcrHliti; jen> 
 Bountiful, Bun-ti-ful, a. liberal: jcni-rus; kjnd. 
 Bountifully, Bun-ti-ful-i, aJ. libcrali: j<5neru:iU. 
 BouNTiFULNESS, Bun-ti-ful-nos, n. jonerositi in 
 
 K'i^' mi- 
 Bounty, B^n-ti, n. joncro,<iti; libcraliti; mqnifi- 
 sens; a premium; muni givn tu prumilit eui ob- 
 jc'kt, or tu men ha> enlist. [ga« 
 
 Hougu et, BJi-kii, n. [ Fr.] a bunij ov fluen; a nu»- 
 BouRGEOls, Bur-jdrs, n. [/KJ a printip tjp. 
 Bourn. Burn, i-r Ikom, n. a bsnd; a limit.
 
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 Bourse, Bmrs, n. [Fr.'] aneksqanj. 
 Bouse, Bcdz, v. «. tu dripk sotijli. 
 BousTROPHEDON, BcD-stro-fE-don, n. an an/ent 
 
 mod ov rjtiij from rjt tia left, and den from left 
 
 tui rjt. 
 BouSY, BtD-zi, a. drunkn; intoksikatcd. 
 Bout, Bist, n. a turn; a trial; an atemt. [&s. 
 
 Bovine. Bo-vjn, a. relatirj tu katl, az oksn, k'sz, 
 Bow, Bx, n. t. tu bend: tu bend de bodi in tokn 
 
 ov respekt; tu depres. 
 Bow, B's, V. i. tu bend; tu mak a revcrens. 
 Bow, By, n. an akt ov rcverens or respekt; — de 
 
 r'sndig pqrt ov a Jips sjd. 
 Bow, Bo, n. an instrument for Jcotir) aroz; a ran- 
 
 bo: eni tii) kurvd: an instrooment wid hwiq &z 
 
 vjol, vjolin, &s., qr struk. 
 Bowels, B:s-elz, n. pi. At intestinz: de cntralz. 
 Bower, B's-cr, n. a qamber; Jadi rsses. 
 Bowery, B's-er-i, a. Jadi; havii) byerz. 
 Bowie-knife, B6-i-njf, n. a loi) njf erdageryi^zd 
 
 bj hunterz in de Western Stats. 
 Bowl, Bol, n. a vcsel tu hold likwidz; ds holo 
 
 pqrt ov eni tiij; a basn. 
 Bowl, Bol, «. a bol ov wud ynzd fer pla on a 
 
 level spot ov grynd. 
 Bowl, Bol, i\ i. tu pla wid bolz; tu rol az a bol. 
 Bowlder, Bol-der, n. a Iqrj, r'snd ston. 
 Bow-legged, Bo-legd, a. haviii kruked legz. 
 Bowler, Bcol-cr, ». wun bto plaz at bolz. 
 Bowline, Bii-lin, n. a Jips rop. 
 Bowling, Bol-ii), n. de troii) ov bolz. [bolig. 
 Bowling-alley, B61-iij-al-i, n. an enklojq.r fer 
 Bowling-green, Bol-iij-gren, «. a level pes ov 
 
 gr-snd, kept smcod fer plair) wid bolz. 
 Bowman, B6-man, n. an qrqer. 
 BowNET, B6-net, n. a net mad ov twigz. 
 Bowse, B'sz, v. i. tu hel er pul tugeder. 
 Bowshot, B6-Jot, n. de spas hwiq an aro ma pas 
 
 in its fljt. 
 Bowsprit, Bo-sprit, n. a mast projektii) from de 
 
 bed ov a Jip tu kari de salz forward. 
 Bowstring, B6-strii), n. de strii) ov a bo. 
 Bow-window, Bo- win-do, n. a projektii) windo. 
 BowYER, B6-yer, n. an qrqer; a maker ov boz. 
 Box, Boks, n. a kas mad ov wud; — a bio; a tre. 
 Box, Boks, V. t. tu enkloz in a boks; tia strjk; — 
 
 tu boks de kumpas; tu revers de pernts ov' it. 
 Box, Boks, V. i. tu fit wid de fist. 
 Box-coat, Boks-kot, u. an over-kot worn bj 
 
 koqmen. 
 Boxen, B6ks-en, a. relatii) tu de boks-tre. 
 Boxer, B6ks-er, n. wun hoo fits wid hiz fist. 
 BoxHAUL, Boks-hel, v. t. tu'ver de Jip. 
 Boxing, B6ks-ii), n. de akt ov f jtii) wid de fist. 
 Boy, Ber, n. a mal qjld; a lad; a ycot. 
 Boyhood, Bef-hud, n. de stat ov a bff. 
 Boyish, Bef-iJ, a. beloijii) tu a ber; qildij; triflii). 
 Boyishness, n. qjldijnes. 
 BoYiSM, B(5r-iz-m, w. pq,eriliti; de stat ov a ber. 
 Brabble, Brab-1, v. i. tu klamor; — 71. a klamor. 
 Braccate, Brak-at, a. havig federz hwiq desend 
 
 tu, and kuver de fet. 
 Brace, Bras, v. t. tu bind; tu tj up: tu stran up. 
 Brace, Bras, n. dat hwiq holdz; a strap or band- 
 
 aj; a p^r; a Ijn er braket; a tjtncs. 
 Bracelet, Bras-let, n. an ornament fer de rist. 
 Bracer, Bras-er, n. he or dat hwiq brasez; a bandaj . 
 Brachial, Brak-yal, a. bEl6i)ig tu de qrm. 
 Brachman, ) Br^-min, n. an anjent f ilosofer ov 
 Bramin, S India. 
 Brachtlogy, Bra-kil-Q-ji, n. in retarik, de eks- 
 
 presig eni tii) in de most konsjs maner. 
 Bracket, Brak-et, n. a smol suport ov wud er met- 
 al; — fl. huks [dus] tu inkloz a wurd, er wurdz. 
 Brackish, Brak-iJ, a. sumhwot selt; seltij; Ijk se 
 
 weter. 
 
 Brackishness, Brak-iJ-nes, n. soltnes in a smel 
 
 degre. 
 Bract. Brakt, n. a smel lef ; a set ov levz. 
 Brad, Brad, n. a sert ov nal widiit a had. 
 Brag, Brag, v. i. tu bost; tu vqnt. 
 Brag, Brag, n. a host; — a gam at kqrdz. 
 Braggadocio, Brag-a-do-Ji-o, n. a boster. 
 Braggardism, Brag-ard-iz-m,«. bostfulnes. 
 Braggart, Brag-art, ) , . 
 
 Bragger, Brag^er, 1 "• '^ ^'^^'«''- 
 Brahma, Brq-ma, n. de ferst person in de Triniti 
 
 ov de Hindrfiz. 
 Braid, Brad, v. t. tu wev tugeder; tu plat. 
 Braid, Brad, ji. a tekst3'ii,r; a sert ov las; a not. 
 Brails, Bralz, n. pi. smel rops. 
 Brain, Bran, n. de soft hwjtij mas inklozd in dc 
 
 skul; de understandiij; de fansi; de organ ov de 
 
 injnd: de set ov sensajon and rcflekjon. 
 Brainless, Bran-les, a. sili; fttilij; tetles. 
 Brainpan, Bran-pan, n. de skul kontanir) de 
 
 branz. [ig. 
 
 Brainsick, Bran-sik, a. dizezd in de understand- 
 Brait, Brat, n. a ruf djnmonil. 
 Brake, Brak, i. from {li'reak,} brok. 
 Brake, Brak, n. an instriDment for dresir) flaks; a 
 
 nediij trof; — fern; a tiket ov bramblz. 
 Brakeman, Brak-man, n. wun h(i)z biznes it iz tu 
 
 nianaj de brak in ralrod karijez. 
 Bkaky, Brak-i, a. prikli; ruf; terni. [plant. 
 
 Bramble, Bram-bl, n. a prikli er terni Jrub er 
 Brambled, Bram-bld, a. overgron wid bramblz. 
 Beaminical, Bra-min-i-kal, a. relatir) tu de 
 
 Brqminz. [boltii). 
 
 Bran, Bran, n. de 3ter kot ov gran, separated bj 
 Branch, Branq, n. a smol b's; a Joot; ofsprii). 
 Branch, Branq, v. i. tu spred in branqez; tu Jut 
 
 ■St. 
 Branch, Branq, v. t. tu divjd intu branqez. 
 Brancher, Brdnq-er, n. wun dat jMs ■st intti 
 
 branqez. 
 Branchlet, Brdnq-let, n. a litl branq. 
 Branchy, Brdnq-i, a. ful ov branqez. 
 Brand, Brand, n. a pes ov wud pqrtli burnt; — a 
 
 brandjurn: a mqrk ov infami; a stigma. [ma. 
 Brand, Brand, v. t. tu mqrk wid a brand er stig- 
 Brand-goose, Brand-gcDs, n. a kjnd ov wjld ful. 
 Brandiron, Brand-j-urn, n. an jurn tu brand 
 
 wid; a trivet tU set a pot upon. 
 Brandish, Bran-diJ, r. t. tu flurij, az a wepn. 
 Brandish, Bran-diJ, «. a flurij, az ov a wepn. 
 Brandisher, Bran-diJ-er, n. wun ho brandijez er 
 
 flilrijez. 
 Brandling, Brand-lii), n. a kjnd ov wurm. 
 Brandnew, Brand-ni],, a. nq, az from de forj. 
 Brandy, Bran-di, n. qrdent spirit distild from 
 
 win, sjder, er f rcDt. 
 Brangle, Brar)-gl, v. i. tu rai)gl; — n. a rapgl. 
 Brank, Brai)k, n. bukhwet; — a brjdl fer skoldz. 
 Branlin, Bran-lin, n. a spejez ov samon. 
 Branny, Bran-i, a. havii) de aperans ov bran. 
 Brant, Brant, n. a wjld f'sl ov de gits kjnd. 
 Brasier, Bra-ger, n. wun hm wurks in bras; — a 
 
 pan tu hold kolz. 
 Brass, Bras, n. an &\^ ov koper and zii)k, ov a 
 
 yelo kulor; — impqdens; a brazn fas. 
 Brassy, Brds-i, a. purtakiii ov bras; — impudent. 
 Brat, Brat, n. a qjld, so keld in kontemt. 
 Bravado, Bra-v^-do, n. a bost: an arogant menas. 
 Brave, Brav, a. kurajus; galant; nobl: fjn. 
 Brave, Brav, n. a brav man; an Indian weryor. 
 Brave, Brav, v. t. tu defi; tu set at def jans. 
 Bravely, Brav-li, ad. in a brav maner; f jnli. 
 Bravery, Brav-er-i, ji. kuraj;intrepiditi;heroizm. 
 Bravo, Br^-vo, er Bra-vo, n. a dq,rifl vilen; an 
 
 asasin. 
 Bravo, Bra-vo, inter, wel dun.
 
 BRE 
 
 BRI 
 
 Bravcba, Uni-vA-ra, n. a «oj)rrkw[riogrnt spirit. 
 Brawl, i<r»l, r. «. tu mak a jp^t nerz; lu okold. 
 BhaWL, Ilrol, H. u lifTii kworel; uprur. 
 BaAWLKK, Hn5l-er, n. <i ni{);;liT; d n«ni Iclo. 
 Bbawlinu. Hrii|-i(), M. dc nkt ov kwoirlio. 
 Bkawn, Hrrm, n. Ae hqrd flcj ov u Ixjr; a bor;- — 
 
 At mii-kuliir jx^rt ov rte h<><li; Ar qnu; bulk. 
 Braw<iu(, Hnln-ir, «. a l)or kil<l |..r Ar Uibl. 
 Bkawxinkks, Hn'tn-i-n<i', n. utrept; hunlirn-!'. 
 Bbaw.mt, Krun-i, a. ud>kiilar; tlcji; L(|rd; unfclig. 
 Brav, Mm, r. ^ m piind, or jp^jii'l Minol. 
 Hhav, Hni, «. rtr n<Tx ov an (;•<: <i hqr/ krj. 
 Bravkr, Mra-or, ». wun Ant brnr;- a pp;<l; an In- 
 
 .ffritiinorit In tetnfHT prinl-ri ipk wid. 
 Brayi.vo. Uni-ip, ri. kliiinor; nfz. 
 Hrazk, Uniz, r. /. lu «<ilUt.'r wid bras; tu hqrdn. 
 Uka/.kx, Kni-zn, a. mad ov bras; iinpqdcnt. 
 ISiiA/KN, Hni-zn, r. t. tu bf impqdcnt: tu buli. 
 BRAZt.v-KACE, Hni-Kn-fa-i, n. an iinpiidont ponton. 
 KiMZEX-KACKn, I{ni-zn-fn«t, n. iujpiplpnt; juinlc!'. 
 KuA/KNLY. Hni-in-ti, W. inn bold innner. 
 liRAZKN.VKSS, Uni-in-nc^, n. bm-int-'; inipqdcn*. 
 HiiAZitK. Uni-jer, n. a wurkcr in bru.f;- a pan 
 
 for kolu: riln olno (Brartfr.y 
 Brazil, Bra-z^l, n. u kind uv wud fordiio. 
 Brkacii, Brrq, fi. an oimio: diforons; kworcl; vju- 
 
 iiijnn; invn^iin: aflikjon bj ii Ii.-i. 
 IFrkac'IIV, Brt'<j-i, a. apt tu brak fen«er; unnDlt. 
 Urkah, Bri-d, h. I'.ul mad ov p-xnU korn; fcod in 
 
 jf-ncral: raiti^rt ov Ijf at Iqrj. 
 Bhkao-cork. Brwl-kom, n. korn ov hwiq brtxl is 
 
 nifid. [kept. 
 
 IIkkau-room. Bro«I-n»m, n. a rojm hw.-jr bred iz 
 Hrkadtii. Brt-<lf. M. mejqr from sjd lu ifid. 
 BBEAD-TREf:. Brud-trr, n. u Iropikal Irt prodnfij) 
 
 fw.;, i-kvlcnt for foKl. 
 Break, Bmk, r:^ [i. bruk, pt. brnkig, brukn:] 
 
 tu [irjrt bj vjolcnK; tu burst; tu km/; tu Jatcr; 
 
 tu lam: tu mak bankrupt; tu di.-ikqrd; tu in- 
 
 friiij, a7. II lo. 
 Break, Bmk, r. f. tu pqrt in to); tu burst fort; 
 
 tu ijpn, az de momig; tu bekdm bagkrupt; tu 
 
 fnl. 
 Break, Bmk, n. a brrq: an opnip; a poz; a Ijn 
 
 dp>n: a da/;— dc don:- a flj hwrl. 
 BEEAKAnE, Brnk-nj, n. a brakig, oralnans fortipz 
 
 brokn in tnin-^i«..rta/on. 
 Breakkr, Brrik-iT, n. wun hat bmk."; a wnv brukn 
 
 111 <i rok or fiand bajk. 
 Breakfast. IWk-fust, ». At f^rst uitl in At do;— 
 
 r. /. tu ct brckf<l«t. 
 ItRi'vKiNci, Bruk-i|), «. baflknipf.--!: di«olq/on. 
 I<R» AKMAX, Bnik-runn, ii. wun hit) ni:innjcz a brak. 
 ItUKAKXKiK. Bnik-nok, n. a step pla.«. 
 Breakwater, Bnik-wo-tcr, n. a mol or wol tu 
 
 bnik dr furM ov dr wavz. 
 |!ri AM, Hrrm, «. an insipid fi/, fund in dtp wotcr. 
 Hreakt, Brent, n. At pqrt ov dr bodi btlwrn Ac 
 
 ni-k anii dt bell: dr buzom: Ac hqrl; Ac kon/on.<. 
 Breast, Brest, r. t. tu met in frunt; tu opui 
 
 breit tu brp.«t. 
 Breastbone, Bre^tt-bon, n. At ban ov Ac tomka. 
 Briahtiiioii, Brf^st-hJ. a. up tu dr brest. 
 BUEASrTKMOT, BrA«t-not, »i. a not worn on dr brest. 
 BREAhTiMX, Brest-pin, n. an ornament for dc brest. 
 Rbeartplatr, Br»^t-plat, n. qrmor for de brest. 
 Bkeasti loi (111, Bnm -pi's, n. a pW or spad drivn 
 
 \<l Ar bre.<t. [brest. 
 
 Breastwork. Bn'st-wurk, n. a wurk as hi ai dt 
 Breath, Brrt, n. At i^r dmn in and eksp^Hd bJ Ac 
 
 lupi: Ijf; respit; p>i; tu uter prjvnili. 
 Breathable. Br^a-a-bl, a. dat ma br brrdd. 
 Breathe. Brrd, r. t. tu dm in and cksp«^l dr i\r: 
 
 tu liv; tu i»>i; tu utt-r privalli. 
 Breathfji, IWd-or, n. wun ho) brcds. 
 B&KATBiNO, Br^d-i;^ m. respirajon: vent; rnksent. 
 
 Bbeathixo place, Brtd-ig-plaJ, n. a poi; a tbbI. 
 BuEATHi.Nu-TiME, Brrd-io-t}m, n. rtlakM/on; r«et. 
 BREATHLE8H. Bret-Ies, a. nt or bret; ded. 
 BB£ATHL»JiH.\Ei>8. Br^t-lcs-nes, n. At iUt ov beig 
 
 ■8t OV bret. 
 
 Breccia, Brek-/i-<i, n. a i«ton mad up ov frmjpncnt*. 
 . Bbed. Bred, ». and p. from JJrrd. Se {/irftd.) 
 ! Bbeech, Brrq, H. Ae luer pqrt ov dr Jx-ti; dr tik 
 
 end OV kanon or udtr fjr qrmi; At hjnder pqrt 
 
 ov eni tifl:— c. t. tu put intu briqez; lu fit wid 
 
 a hrtc,. 
 Breeches, Briq-cs, ». pi. a gqrment worn b^ men 
 
 uver dr loer pqrt ov dr bodl. 
 Beeechino, Bnij-ig, n. n Htrog rop tu a kmnon 
 
 lu prrvent it.s rckirlin; pqrt ov a nqmes. 
 Breed, Brrd, r. t. [i. bred, pt. brrdig, bred:] ta 
 
 pr6krtal: lu giv bert tu: tu «^djrq,kal; tu brip 
 
 up; tu br wid yu{), 
 . Breed, Brrd, n. a ras; ofsprig: projeni; kjnd. 
 , ISbekdee, Brtd-er, n. wun dat ortdz. [TV- 
 
 I Breedinu, Brrd-ij), n. edytika/on: manerz; nart- 
 I Breeze, Brtz, n. a mioij) hj. 
 iiREEZE, Brrz, n. a jcntl wind. 
 Bre>izv, Brjz-i, a. fand wid galz; ful ov gali. 
 Brest, Brest, n. dr moldin ov a kolum. 
 Brethren, Bred-ren, n.pi. ov Brudtr. 
 Breve, Brrv, n. a mt^sikal not; a rit; a /ort not 
 
 or minit. 
 Brevet, Brt-v^t, n. a komi/on hwiq entjtli an 
 
 oli-ier tu rajjk abtiv hiz pa. 
 Breviary, Bre-vi-n-ri, n. an abrijment; an cpito- 
 
 mr: u buk koninnig de dali s^rvis ov At B43mi/ 
 
 qurq. 
 Bheviate, Bri'-vi-at, r. t. lu abrtvial. 
 Breviatcre, Brc-vi-a-tqr, n. abrrvia/on. 
 Brevier, Brr-vt'r, n. Fmol printin-tjp. 
 Brevity, Brev-i-ti, n. /ortnes; konsjsncs. 
 Brew, Bnt), r. t. tu mak moll likor; tu miggl; tu 
 
 kontrjv;— f). dat hwin iz bnztd. 
 Brewage. Brdb-aj. n. driok braxl; a miksty^r. 
 Brewer, Bn{)-or. ». wun bcD bnns. 
 Brewery. Bnfc-cr-i, n. a plaa for bttnifl. 
 Brew-hoi-se, Brrfj-hisa, »i. a hTs.s for brtBig. 
 Brewing, Bnf>-ig, n. At kwontiti bniKl at wuns. 
 Brewis, IWi-ip, q. bred sokt in fat likor. 
 Briar, Brj-<ir, n. St {Jiri^r.) 
 Briareax. Brj-a-rt-an, a. mcni-handed. From 
 
 Brinrrns,a fabyqius monster htn had a hundred 
 
 haiidz. [dnkt. 
 
 Bribe, Brib, n. a rtword givn tu konipt dt kon- 
 Bribe, Bqb, r. t. tu giv a bqb tu; lu gan bj 
 
 bribz. 
 Briber. Brjb-er, ». wun h* pivz brjbi. 
 Bribery, Br|b-er-i, n. de krjm ov takig or givin 
 
 brjbz or rtwi'irdz for bad praktisez. [lot. 
 
 Brick, Brik, >i. a skw:\nl mas ov burnt kla; a smel 
 Brick, Brik, r. t. tu la wid brikiS. 
 Brick, Brik, a. mad ov brik. 
 Hrickbat, Brik-liat, n. a pts ov brik. 
 Brickclay. Brik-kln, n. kla for makig briks. 
 Brickpvst. Brik-du.-it, n. dust mad b} p-sndig 
 
 briks. 
 Brickkiln. Brik-kil. n. a kil for bumij) brik. 
 Bricklayer. Brik-Ui-cr, n. wun his Inz briks. 
 Brickmaker, Brik-mnk-er, n. wun ho maks briks. 
 Brickwork. Brik-wurk. n. a laip ov briks. 
 Bridal, Brj-dal, n. a nupjal festival: a wedin. 
 Bridal, Brj-dal, a. brlogig tu a wedig: nupjal. 
 Bride, lirjd. n. a wuman ab'^t lu br marid, or 
 
 nqli marid. 
 Bridebed. Brid-be<l, n.a marij bed. [w*dip. 
 
 Bridecakj:. Br]d-kak, n. a kak dislribyqtwl at a 
 Bridechamber. Br{d-<;am-ber, n. dr nup/al qam- 
 
 b.r. 
 Bridegroom, Brjd-^m, n. a mRn abit tu bt 
 
 marid, or nt^li mand.
 
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 BRO 
 
 Beidemaid, Brjd-mad, «. Je bO) atendz upon At 
 
 brjd. [gr*"i. 
 
 Bkideman, Brjd-man, n. he hto atendz ds brjd- 
 Bkidewell, Brjd-wel, n. a hss ov korekjon, so 
 
 keld from a palas nsr St. Brjdz Wei, in Lundon, 
 
 hwiq woz turnd intia a wurk-h-ss. 
 Bkidge, Brij, n. a bildii) razd over weter fer kon- 
 
 venyens ov pasaj; ds uper pqrt ov de noz; ds 
 
 supcDrter ov ds striijz ov a mi^zikal instribment. 
 Bridge, Brij, v. t. tia ferm a brij over. 
 Bridle, Brj-dl, n. At ranz bj hwiq a hors iz guv- 
 
 ernd; a restrant; a kurb. 
 Bridle, Brj-dl, r. t. and i. tva put a brjdl on; tu 
 
 TEStran: tia bold up dE bed. 
 Bridler, Brjd-ler, n. wun bet) brjdlz or restranz. 
 Brief, Brsf, a. Jert; konsjs; kontrakted. 
 Brief, BrEf, «. a konsjs rjtiij; a rit; leterz patent; 
 
 elso an abrijment ov a kljeuts kez. 
 Briefly, Brsf-li, ad. in i\\ wurdz; konsjsli; kwikli. 
 Briefness, Bref-nes, n. konsjsncs; Jertnes. 
 Brier, Brj-er, n. a prikli Jrub. 
 Briery, B*rj-er-i, a. fial ov brjerz; ruf. 
 Brig, Brig,'«. a vesel wid tU) masts, skwq,r rigd. 
 Brigade, Brig-ad, n. a divigon ov trcnps. 
 Brigadier, Brig-a-dsr, er \ n. 
 
 Brigadier-general, Brig-a-der-jen-er-al, f an 
 
 ofiscr hiT) komdndz a brigad. 
 Brigand, Brig-and, n. a IrEboitor. 
 Brigandage, Brig-an-daj, n. teft; plunder. 
 Brigandine, Brig-an-djn, n. a Ijt vesel, suq az 
 
 woz fermerli yq,zd bj pjrats; a kot ov mal. 
 Brigantine, Brig-an-tjn, n. a Ijt vesel. 
 Bright, Brjt, a. Jjnii); klsr; resplendent; evident; 
 
 ilustrius. 
 Brighten, Brjt-n, v. t. \.\\ mak brjt; tu mak ga 
 
 er witi; tia mak ilustrius. 
 Brightly, Brjt-li, ad. splendidli; wid luster. 
 Brightness, Brjt-nes, n. luster; akx^tnes. 
 Brilliancy, Bril-yan-si, n. luster; splendor. 
 Brilliant, Bril-yant, a. Jjniij; spqrkliij; — n. a dj- 
 
 amond ov de fjnest kut. [er. 
 
 Brilliantly, Bril-yant-li, ad. in a brilyant man- 
 Brills, Brilz, n. de hf^r on ds jlidz ov a bors. 
 Brim, Brim, n. Az ej ; Az uper ej ov a vesel; Az 
 
 baijk ov a f-snten, river or se. 
 Brim, Brim, v. t. tui fil tia Az top. 
 Brim, Brim, i'. i. tia bs fial tia Az brim. 
 Brimful, Brim-fial, a. fial tui dE brim. 
 Brimless, Brim-les, n. wid-st a brim. 
 Brimmer, Brim-er, n. a bol fial tia ds top. 
 Brimming, Brim-iij, a. fial tu Az top. 
 Brimstone, Brim-ston, n. a yelo mineral; sulfur. 
 Brimstony, Brim-ston-i, a. ful ov brimstian. 
 Brinded, Brin-ded, a. ov varid kulor; streked. 
 Brindle, Brin-dl, u. a brinded or strrked kulor. 
 Brindled, Brin-dld, a. spoted; brinded; strEkcd. 
 Brine, Brjn, n. weter impregnated wid solt; Az se. 
 Beinepan, Brjn-pan, n. a. rezervwer ov brjn er salt 
 
 weter. 
 Brinepit, Brjn-pit, n. a pit ov selt woter. 
 Bring, Briij, v. t. [i. bret, ^x<(. brir)ii), bret:] tin 
 
 feq from; tu konva er kari tu; tu atrakt; tu 
 
 dre aloi); tu indies: tu prsval on. 
 
 Brinisuness, Brjn-iJ-nes, n. tendensi tu seltnes. 
 Brink, Briijk, n. Az ej; sjd; verj; border. 
 Brisk, Brisk, a. Ijvli; aktiv; spirited; vivid. 
 Brisket, Brisk-et, n. ds brest ov an animal. 
 Briskly, Brisk-li, ad. in a brisk maner. 
 Briskness, Brisk-nes, n. Ijvlines; aktiviti. 
 Bristle, Bris-1, n. de stif hv on a swjnz bak. 
 Bristle, Bris-1, v. t. tu erekt in defjaus; tu fiks 
 
 brislz tu. 
 Beistle, Bris-1, V. i. tu stand erokt, az brislz. 
 Bristly, Bris-li, a. tik set wid brislz. 
 
 Britannia, Bri-tan-i-a, n. a sert ov mikst metal. 
 British, Brit-iJ, a. belorjii) tu, er mad in Briten. 
 Briton, Brit-on, n. a nativ ov Briten. 
 Brittle, Brit-l, a. apt tu brak; ezili brokn; frajil. 
 Brittleness, Brit-1-nes, n. aptnes tu brak. 
 Brize, Brjz, n. de gadflj; — land loi) unkiiltivated. 
 Broach, Broq, n. a spit. Se {£rooch.} 
 Broach, Broq, v. t. tu spit: tu pers a vesel; tu 
 
 tap; tu opn eni stor; tu let 'st; tu giv Tst. 
 Broacher, Brwq-er, n. wun bO) broqez; a spit. 
 Broad, Bred, a. wjd; Iqrj; kler; opn; bold; kors; 
 
 f ulsum; not delikat. 
 Broadaxe, Bred-aks, n. an aks wid a bred ej. 
 Broadcast, Bred-kast, n. a metod ov soii) seda 
 
 lij kastiij dem abred wid de hand. [klot. 
 
 Broadcloth, Brod-klot, n. a fjn kjnd ov wulen 
 Broaden, Bred-n, v. t. tu mak brad. 
 Broaden, Brdd-n, v. i. tu gro bred. 
 Broadly, Bred-li, ad. in a bred manor. 
 Broadness, Brod-nes, n. bredt; korsnes. 
 Broadseal, Bred-sel, n. de grat ofijal seI. 
 Broadside, Bied-sjd, n. Az sjd ov a Jip; a disqilyrj 
 
 ov ol de gunz at wuns from de sjd ov a Jip. 
 Broadsword, Bred-sord, n. a kutig sord wid a 
 
 brod blad. [bredt. 
 
 Broadwise, Brod-wjz, ad. in de direkjon ov de 
 Brocade, Bro-kad, n. a kjnd ov fl5ord silk. 
 Brocaded, Bro-kad-cd, a. wovn er wurkt aa 
 
 brukfid. 
 Brocage, Bro-kaj, n. profit gand b^ promotiij 
 
 b(|rgcnz; deli J); hjr; brokcraj. 
 Broccoli, Brok-o-li, ». a kind ov kabaj. 
 Brock, Brok, n. a bajor; a broket. 
 Brogan, Bro-gan, n. u tik J*. 
 Brogue, Brog, n. a kind ov JO); — korupt djalekt. 
 Broider, Brerd-er, v. t. tu embrffder. 
 Broil, Brerl, n. a ti],mult; a kworel; a disturbans. 
 Broil, Brffl, r. t. er i. tu kuk bj laig on de kolz; 
 
 tu be hot. 
 Broiler, Brt5^1-cr, n. wun hcD breflz. 
 Broke, Brok, v. i. tu transakt biznes fer uder«. 
 Broke, Brok, i. from Brah. Se {Break.} 
 Broken, Brok-n, p. from Brak. Se {Break,} 
 Broken-hearted, Br6k-n-h4rt-ed, a. havig at 
 
 spirits krujt bj gref er fer; kontrjt. 
 Broken-winded, Brok-n-wind-ed, a. havig diz- 
 
 Ezd respirajon. [muni, &s. 
 
 Broker, Brok-er, n. a faktor ; wun bO) delz in 
 Brokerage, Brok-er-aj, n. ds pa er biznes ov a 
 
 broker. [f'snd in se weter. 
 
 Bromine, Bro-min, i». an elementari substans 
 Bronchial, Br6n-ki-al, a. rclatiij tu de windpjp. 
 Bronchitis, Bron-kj-tis, n. inflamajon ov at 
 
 broukia, or mcmbranz ov de windpjp. 
 Bronchocele, Bron-ko-sel, n. a tvimor in de trot. 
 Bronchotomy, Bron-kot-o-mi, n. insijon ov ds 
 
 windpjp. 
 Bronze, Bronz er Bronz, n, a metal kompisnded 
 
 ov koper and tin. 
 Bronze, Bronz, v. t. tu hqrdn er kulor Ijk bronz. 
 Brooch, Broq, n. a sert ov bukl fer fasnig de 
 
 dres; a jixd. 
 Brooch, Broq, u. t. tu adern wid jii,elz. 
 Brood, Brcod, v. i. tu sit on egz; tu reman log 
 
 in aijzjeti; tu mati\r wid k;tr. 
 Brood, Braid, n. ofsprig; projeni; de number haqt 
 
 at wuns; a produkjon. 
 Brook, Bruk, n. a strem; a rivyq,let. 
 Brook, Bruk, v. t. tu bq,r; tu endi],r. 
 Brooked, Brukt, i. and p. ov Bruk. 
 Brooking, Bruk-ig, pp. endixrig; submitig. 
 Broom, Brcom, ;i. a smel tre; an instrooment txx 
 
 swep wid; a bezom. 
 Broom, Brcnm, v. t. tu klen a Jip. Se {Bream.} 
 Broom CORN, Brdjm-korn, n. a plant yi^zd fer di 
 
 brujez ov brcomz.
 
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 IIkoomstick, BrJiin-stik, n. dt hiindl ov a bnain. 
 LluuuMY, Briiin-i, a. I'ul ov btuiui; kuiuutig uv 
 
 bniiin. [biarld. 
 
 ilKOTii, Unit or Urot, n. likor in bwiq flej hai bin 
 )!K<)TiiEL, Hr()(t-cl, n. a hY8 or il fam. 
 liuoTiiKLEU, llrud-cl-or, n. wun hiD frrkw^ntfl a 
 
 l,r...i.l. 
 URUTiitia, Hnid-cr, n., pi. Itruderz, aW Hrodron: 
 
 wuii Uirn iiv dr !*niu piir(-'iit:<; wun ov de wiin 
 
 .'oi'iili; Willi klu^li viiiijti'il; an aswjint. 
 linuniKKHOou, HrAff-iT-huil, n. de kwnlili ov 
 
 bi-iijii liruder; u frutiTiiiti: nn iu<ujiu/<iii. 
 HRoTiiKntv, Uriid-iT-li. fl. nlekJonntMika brudcr. 
 HuoTiiKRLY, Hr(id-er-li, ad. in de luuiicr ov a 
 
 brui.T. 
 Hhoioiit. Hmt, /. iiml p. from /irin. St {firimj.) 
 Urow, lip's, /». At rij uver de j; de forhod; de i-j 
 
 iiv i-ni bj pins. 
 Hrowhkat, UrK-bef, r. t. tu dcpr^s bj ntfrn lukf. 
 IIkowi.ks.1, Hrii-lcs, a. dustitiit ov Jam. 
 lluiiwN, Ufxn, n. dr nnin ov a kulur. 
 HittJWN, Itriii, n. inkljiiij) tu Miik xr red; dqrk. 
 ItiiowNiK, Hr-s-ni, u. (^V-./.A) <» snirit furmerli 
 
 HuiH-j/id tu htint old huzcz in Skotland. 
 Hrowmsii, Hr-sn-iJ, a. tendij) tu brisn. 
 l!KO\v\xt_sji, Hrxn-ncs, n. u bnn kulor. 
 iJRowN sTtnv, Hr'sn-sltid-i, ii. glinmi mcditajon: 
 
 rfvi-ri. 
 ItuowsK, Hrm!, r. t. tu ct, nz bninqcz or Jrubz. 
 HiiowsK, Hfsz, M. tender bmuoez or Jrubz. 
 Hkowskd, Hr^zd, j'. and/', ov /Vvj. Sf {linHCgf.) 
 Iii:t IN. Hnf)-in, ri. u kaiit t^rnj for a b:ir. 
 itiu LSE. Hritis. I-. t. tu kriij or uunj^l nid bloz. 
 Kiii isK, Hw>z, II. a hurt from a bovi bio: n !<|n>t. 
 liurisKH, UrAz-er, h. wun hii< brjjzoz; u bokscr. 
 ItiM isi.Mj, l>r«b7.-in,/'/). a. nb<)k.sii).orbttij):iikru/io. 
 liRi IT, Hntit, ;i. n»fz: rtjKSrt;— r. /. tu rE|KJrt. 
 Hiti MAL, KnG-inal, a. bel6()i;| tu de winter. 
 Hrini.tte, HnTj-net, n. a gcrl or wuman wid a 
 
 brMi or diirk ki>in])lckjun. 
 Hri XT, MriiuL, »i. a Jok: vjolens; a bio; a .«trok. 
 HrI'SU, HruJ, 11. an iii.'<tra)iuent for klenig or swrpip; 
 
 a i^-nsil yijzd bj jAntcrz; At till ov a foks; an 
 
 a'^'tlt; a tikut; bmiujez ov trez. 
 Rsi'MiiiNU, HniJ-iji, /I. a rubi|) wid u bruj. 
 BuLsinvooi), HriiJ-wnd, n. lo wud; underwud. 
 Hrisiiv. HniJ-i. a. lik bruJ; Jagi. 
 llui sK. Hriisk, a. ntxl: abrupt in mnner. 
 liui STLE. Unls-l, r. t. tu knikl; tu mak a nffz. 
 llRiTAL, linti-tal, a. Ijk a bnDt; Mvnj; knucl: in- 
 
 Iniinan. 
 Hkitality, Hnt)-tiil-i-ti, n. navnjne?; krit>clti. 
 Hbi TAI.IZK, |{n()-t;>ljz, c. t. tu gru or nuik brvbtal. 
 r.Ri TALLY, HrA-t«l-i, ad. kroK-li; inhiimanli; nijdli. 
 Kritk, Unut, n. u best; an animal dcstitqt ov 
 
 rrzn. 
 ItRt'TE, Hniit, a. scnslcs; irojonal. 
 llRiTiHiiNEss, l)i\6t-ij*nc!<, fi. kwoliti ov briy 
 
 bmitij. 
 Hrltim riLME.v, Bnfc-tum fiil-iucn, [/..] a hqrm- 
 
 1<- tim.lorlHjlt; a lijd but inefoktynal menu.-. 
 Bryony, HrJ-o-ni, n. a wjld kljiniu plant; hwit 
 
 jahin. 
 Bib. Itub, n. a kant t^rm for stro^ molt likor. 
 BviiiiLK, Bdb-l, 11. a (imol bladcr ov woter; cni tifl 
 
 i-iiiii; II net: a fols Ju. 
 BiBULE. Hdb-l. r. t. ond i'. tu rjz in bubli;tu run 
 
 »|il ci jfiitl n<Ti; tu qrt. 
 Bl SHLLR, Brtb-ler, H. be or dat hwiq bubli; a qtt. 
 BiBHLV. ]«iib-li, a. kun'<)Ktio oT, or ful or bablz. 
 Bi BUY. Biib-i, r». a wumnnt brcst. [I.o.] 
 Bi BO, Bti-lxj, II. ti ti\mor in dt gr«ii; de qrmpit, 
 
 Ah.; dr bornetl ■^l. 
 Bubonocele, Bii-b6n-o-sel, n. a kjnd ovniptynr 
 
 in df jfrfni. 
 BvL«AL, Btik-nl, .i. pcrt«niii tu de qck. 
 
 Buccaneer, Ruk-a-ner. n. wun or de p(raU dat 
 
 f.irinerli inlonted dt West Indti. 
 BucciNAL, Bdk 8i-nal, a. truuiput Jajit. 
 Buck, Buk, n. a Ij inhwiq kludis qr nukt and wojt, 
 
 dt mill ov i^vrWn ouimulz, az dtr, /tp, goU, k».. 
 
 — u dujio fi-lo. 
 Buck, Buk, r. t. tu woj, or nUp klodz in IJ. 
 BUCK-BA8KET, Biik-lws-ket, H. de bucket in bwi^ 
 
 kludz qr knrid tu dt WoJ. 
 BucKuEAN, Biik-ben, n. u sort or trtfffl; (K>g-btn. 
 BicKKii, Bukt, ii. woJt or utept in woter. 
 Bucket, Biik-et, n. a \e*t:\ in bwiq woioriidran. 
 Buckeye, Buk-(, n. nnmuva trt in de Western 
 
 Stat.'<. 
 Bucking-stool, Biik-io-i*tJ>l, n. a wojlj) blok. 
 Buckle, Biik-l, n. an instnnmcnt for fuKniy dro. 
 Buckler, Biik-lcr, «. a kindov Jtld for dt qrm. 
 Buckmast. Biik-uiiist, h. dt frjit ov a brcj trt. 
 Buckram, Biik-raui, n. klot.^tifud wid glq. 
 Buckshot, Biik/ot, n. a plant; a kjnd ov gran. 
 Buckskin. Biik-.'^kin, n. leder mad ov buks nkin. 
 Buckstall. l!iik-stol, n. u net tu ka<j der. 
 BucKTiioux. Biik-torn, «. a /rub yqzd for hojez 
 
 in {U. S.} (toral. 
 
 Bucolic, Bq-k61-ik, a. relatig tu Jeperdz; pua- 
 BucoLic. Bq-kiil-ik, n. a jidstoral i>uem; a pd^- 
 
 tonil |iuet. 
 Bud, Bud, n. At f?r.-<t Jjjt or a plant; j^rm; jem. 
 Bull, Bud, r. i. tu jiut fort Ja>ti or budz. 
 Buit, Bud, r. /. tu inokyqlat u |ilant wid a bud 
 
 for de jiuriius ov (junjin dt jilant. 
 BuDiiHA. IMj (lu, II. an UJi:itik pagan deiti. 
 BuDiiiiisM, BJj-diz-m x.an UJi:itik |i«gan rtlijon. 
 Buiii'LE. Biid-l, n. a frani yqzd in wojij) or. 
 Buiidle. Biid-l, r. /. tu klen/. or woJ, az orz. 
 liUDiiE. l!uj. (. /. tustijT; tu wag; tu majv of. 
 Bui)iiET,Biij-et, «. a bag; a .stor or stok; a stat- 
 
 meiit rtsfiektiu de publik f Jnan.-<oz. [kalor. 
 
 Buff, Buf. u. a «<»rt ov lederdrest wid <t\: a Ijt yelo 
 Bi KFALO, Biif-a-lo, II. an animal; u kjnd ov olu. 
 Buffet, Bi'il-ct, ». a bio wid de ii»t'or hand; a 
 
 slap. 
 Buffet, Buf-dt, n. a kjnd or kubard. [boks. 
 
 Buffet, Brif-ct, r. t. tu .strjk wid de hand; tu 
 BuFFLE-HEAiiEU, Biif-1-hed-ed, a. harij) a Iqrj 
 
 bed Ijk a liutalu; dul; stqpid. 
 ISuFKoox, Ituf-ifjn, n. Q lo jester; a mimik. 
 HuKFOOXERY, Buf-din-er-i, II. lu jesti{):iuimikri. 
 Bug. Bug, ». un in^ekt. [ttb.-<drd frjt. 
 
 Bugbear, Biig-b^r, n. tiumtii) dat likiirz or rnxci 
 Buggy, Biig-i. a. ful ov, or haviy bugz. 
 Buggy. Btig-i, h. q ^^lrt ov Jazdrxin bj wun hors. 
 Bugle. Bq-gl, n. a /jnio bed ov blak gla:<; a sen 
 
 ov wjld oks; a bqglhoni;— a iilant. 
 BuGLE-HORN, Bq-gl-liiirn. ii. u liuntig burn. 
 BuOLOS. Bq-glos, H. a plant; At oks-tuj). 
 BuuL, Bql, M. Ijt andkomplikatod figyr^ra or nn- 
 
 brirni/t gold, kf., inserted in dqrk wud or ter- 
 
 tiz Jel. 
 
 Buur.stoxe, Biir-.'itun, «. a silijus .iiton. 
 
 BuiLU, Bild, r. t. [i. bilt ur l.ildi-d, /<*. bildig. 
 
 Iiilt ur bilded;] tu mak az an edifis or fabrik; tu 
 
 trokt; tu konstrdkt; tu raz. 
 Build, Bild, r. t. tu konstnikt; tu drp^nd on. 
 Build. Bild, ii. struktjnjr; form; mak. 
 lU'ii.DER, Bild-er, ii. wun bib bildz. 
 BuiLDiXG. Bild-i{), 11. a fabrik: an edifis. [yon. 
 Bulb. Bulb, h. wun form ov a Itf-bud, az an un- 
 BuLBiFEROUS. Bul-bif-er-u.->, a. jirudqiiin bulbt. 
 BuLBOUH. Biil-bu.", n. bavig bulbz; protqberant. 
 Bulge. Bulj, ii. a Itk: prutqbernn.i. 
 Bulge. Bulj, r. i. tu tak in woter; tu jut. 
 Bulimy. Bq-li-mi, n. a diztzd, vorajus i|«tit. 
 Bl LK. Bulk. II. uiagnitqd: sjz; de ma:>:de man pqrt: 
 
 - u jutiDTst. 
 Bvlkukad, Bdlk-hcd, n. a parti/on «kr68 a /ip.
 
 BUB 
 
 60 
 
 BUS 
 
 BuLKiNESS, Bdlk-i-nes, n. gratnes in bulk er sjz. 
 
 Bulky, Biilk-i, a. Iqrj; ov grat sjz. 
 
 Bull, Bial, n. an animal; ds sjn ov de zodiak: a 
 
 leter or edikt ov de pop; a blunder. 
 BuLLARY, Bul-a-ri, n. a kolekjon ov papal bulz. 
 Bull-bating, Bul-bat-ig, n. a fjt ov bialz wid 
 Bull-calf, Buil-kqf, n. a mal kqf. [dogz. 
 
 BuLL-DOG, Bul-dog, H. a spgjgz ov kurajus dog. 
 Bullet, Biil-et, n. a r-sud bol ov metal; Jot. 
 Bulletin, Bial-£-tin, or Btil-e-ten, n. an ofijal 
 
 report. 
 Bull-faced, Biil-fast, a. havir) a Iqrj fas. 
 Bull-fight, Bul-fjt, n. a kombat wid a bul. 
 Bullfinch, Biil-finq, n. a berd ov de sparo kjnd. 
 Bull-frog, Bul-frog, n. a Iqrj spejez ov frog. 
 Bull-head, Bul-hed, n. a fij;— a sti^ipid felo. 
 Bullion, Bul-yon, ii. gold or silver in mas. 
 Bullock, Bial-ok, n. an oks; kastrated bul. 
 BuLLRUSH, Bial-ruJ, n. a Iqrj ruj groig bj er in 
 
 water. 
 Bull-trout, Biil-tr-st, n. a Iqrj kjnd ov tr-st. 
 Bully, Bul-i, n. a nerzi, kworolsuui felo. 
 Bully, Bul-i, v. t. tia overb;'ir wid menasez. 
 Bully, Bul-i, v. i. lu bluster; tu tretn. 
 Bultel, Bul-tel, n. bran ov mel; a bolter-klot. 
 Bulwark, Bul-wark, n. a fortifikajon; sekixriti. 
 Bum, Bum, a. de butoks; — v. i. tu mak a norz. 
 Bum-bailiff, Bum-bal-if, n. an under balif. 
 Bumble-bee, Biim-bl-be, n. a Iqrj be; humbl-be. 
 Bumboat, Bum-bot, n. a smol, klutnzi bot. 
 BuMKiN, Bum-kin, n. a Jort bttjm ov a Jip. 
 Bump, Bump, n. a swelii); a prcatii,berans. [strjk. 
 Bump, Bump, «. i. and t. tu mak a I'sd nerz; tu 
 Bumper, Biimp-er, n. a kup or glas fild tu de 
 HuMPKiN, Btimp-kin, n. a klisn; a rustik. [brim. 
 HUN, J ]}mi „ a sm0i kak, or swct bred. 
 
 BUNN, S ' 
 
 Bunch, Bunq, «. a kluster; a kolekjon; a lump. 
 Bunch, Bung, r. i. tia swel -st in a bunq. 
 Bunchy, Biinq-i, a. groi^ in, er ful ov bunqez. 
 Bundle, Bun-dl, n. a pqrsel b-shd tugeder; a rol. 
 Bundle, Biin-dl, v. t. tu tj up in a bundl. 
 Bung, Buij, n. a stoper for a barel er kask. 
 Bung, Bufl, v. t. tu stop a barel er kask. 
 Bungalow, Biiij-ga-lo, n. a taqt h-ss in India. 
 Bunghole, Bdg-hol, n. a hoi at hwiq de barel iz 
 
 fild. 
 Bungle, Bui)-gl, v. t. tu dO) klumzili: tu boq. 
 Bungle, Burj-gl, v. i. tu perf^5rm klumzili. 
 Bungle, Bdi]-gl, n. a boq; a gros blunder. 
 Bungler, Biitj-gler, n. a bad or okward wurkman. 
 Bungling, Bdij-glir), a. klumzi; okward. 
 Bunion, Bun-yun, n. an ekskresens on de grat to 
 
 korespondii) tu a kern. 
 Bunk, Buijk, n. a kas ov bordz fer a bed; a pes 
 
 ov timber krosii) a sled. 
 Bunting, Bdnt-iij, n. a berd; a tin klot, er stuf. 
 Buoy, Ber, n. a pes ov kerk er wud flotii) on de 
 
 WGter, tjd tu a wat at de botom, tu indikat 
 
 Jolz, &s. 
 Buoy, B<t, v. t. tu kep aflot; — v. i. tu flot. 
 Buoyancy, Bef-an-si, n. de kwoliti ov flotig. 
 Buoyant, Bff-ant, a. flotig; Ijt; elastik. 
 Bur, Bur, ». de prikli bed ov burdok. 
 Burden, Bdr-dn, n. a lod; hwot iz born. 
 Burden, Bdr-dn, i>. i. tu lod; tu enkdmber. 
 Burdensome, Bdr-dn-sum, a. hevi; grevus; sever. 
 Burdock, Bdr-dok, n. a plant; a trublsum wed. 
 Bureau, Bi\,-ro, n. a qest ov dreerz. 
 Burgage, Bdr-gaj, n. a tenyq,r proper tu sitiz 
 
 and t.-Knz, konferir) de privilejez ov a burjes. 
 Burgamot, Bdr-ga-mot, n. Se {Bergamot.') 
 Burganet, Bdr-ga-net, n. a kjnd ov helmet. 
 Burgeois, Bur-jffs, n. Se {liovrgeois.} 
 Burgess, Bdr-jes, n. a sitizen; a reprezentativ. 
 Burgesship, Bdr-jes-Jip, n. de kwoliti ova burjes. 
 
 Burgh, Burg, n. a kerporat tun er buro. 
 Burgher, Burg-er, n. a freman ov a burg. 
 Burghership, Bdrg-er-Jip, n. de stat ov a burjes. 
 Burglar, Bdrg-lar, n. a tef hca braks intu a hsu 
 
 bj njt. [brakig. 
 
 Burglarious, Burg-la-ri-us, a. relatig tu h'^s- 
 Burglary, Bdrg-la-ri, w. h^ssbrakiij bj njt. 
 Burgmote, Bdrg-mot, n. a buro kort. 
 Burgomaster, Bdr-go-mas-ter, n. a uiajistrat in 
 
 a Duq siti. 
 Burgoo, Bur-gc6, ?i. otmel grooel mad at se. 
 BuRGRAVE, Bdr-grav, «. a guvernor ov a t'sn er 
 
 kasl. 
 Burgundy, Bdr-gun-di, n. wjn mad in Burgundi. 
 Burial, Ber-i-al, n. akt ov beriiij; a fq,neral. 
 Burin, Bi'],-rin, n. a graviij ioA. 
 Burke, Burk, v. t. tu murder in erder tu obtan 
 
 a bijdi fer disekjon. 
 BuRKiSM, Bdrk-iz-m, n. de praktis ov kilii) persona 
 
 fer de purpus ov obtanii) de bodiz fer disekjon. 
 Burl, Burl, v. t. tu dres klot az f ulerz dcD. 
 BuRLACE, Bdr-lns, n. a sert ov grap. 
 BuRLER, Bdrl-er, n. a dreser ov klot. 
 Burlesque, Bur-lesk, a. h^dikrus; sportiv. 
 Burlesque, Bur-lesk, n. a lq,dikrus reprezentaJoD. 
 Burlesque, Bur-lesk, v. t. tu turn tu ridiki],!. 
 BuRLETTA, Bur-let-a, n. a. komik opera. [ter. 
 Burliness, Bdr-li-nes, n. stat ov beig burli; blus- 
 BuRLY, Bdr-li, a. grat in sjz; bulki; tqmid; lisd. 
 Burn, Burn, v. t. [i. burnt, er burnd, jis. burni:g, 
 
 burnt ur burnd;] tu konsq,m wid f jr; tu woond 
 
 wid fjr; tu skorq. 
 Burn, Burn, v. i. tu be on fjr; tu be inflamd. 
 Burn, Burn, n. a hurt or efekt kezd bj fjr. 
 Burnable, Bdrn-a-bl, a. dat ma be burnt. 
 Burner, Burn-er, n. a person or tip dat burnz. 
 Burnet, Bdr-net, m. a perenial plant; an erb. 
 Burning, Bdrn-ir), n. iuflamajon; fjr; flam. 
 Burning, Bdrn-ii), a. flamir); vehement; p'serful. 
 Burning-glass, Burn-ii)-glas, n. a glas hwiq 
 
 kondenscz de sunz raz, and prodi^sez intens het. 
 Burnish, Bdr-niJ, v. t. tu polij; — v. i. tu grw brjt. 
 Burnish, Bdr-niJ, n. a glos; brjtnes. [nijez. 
 
 Burnisher, Bdr-niJ-er, n. a person er tiij dat bur- 
 Burnt, Burnt, i. and j). from Burn. Se {Iliirn.y 
 Burr, Bur, n. de lob er lap ov de er. 
 BuRREL, Bdr-el, n. a spejez ov pi\,r; an insekt. 
 Burrel-shot, Bdr-el-Jot, n. a kas-Jot. 
 Burrock, Bdr-ok, n. a smel dam for fijii). [&s. 
 Burrow, Bdr-o, n. a hoi in de gr'snd for rabits, 
 Burrow, Bdr-o, * . -i. tu loj in holz in de grxnd. 
 Bursar, Bdr-sar, ?i. a trejqrer in kolejez. 
 Bursarshif, Bdr-sar-Jip, n. de ofis ov bursar. 
 Bursary, Bur-sa-ri, n. de tre^Ti^ri ov a kolej; de 
 
 al-sans pad tu de bursar. 
 Burse, Burs, n. an eksqanj hwfir merqants met. 
 Burst, Burst, v. i. [i. burst, ps. burstig, burst:] 
 
 tu brak er flj opn, er as6nder; tu ruptyi^r. 
 Burst, Burst, v. t. tu brak opn sudenli. 
 Burst, Burst, n. a suden disrupjon; a ruptyq,r. 
 Burster, Bdrst-er, n. wun dat rendz wid vjolens, 
 Burt, Burt, n. a flat fiJ ov de turbot kjnd. 
 Burthen, Bdr-den, n. a lod. Se {Burden.) 
 Burton, Bdr-tn, ». a smel takl in a Jip. 
 Bury, Bi^-ri, n. a. delikat pq,r. 
 Bury, Ber-i, v. t. tu inter; tu put intu a grav; 
 
 tu kuvcr wid ort; tu konsel. [de grav. 
 
 "Burying, Ber-i-ii), n. berial; akt ov putii) intu 
 Burying-place, Ber-i-ii)-plas, n. a plas fer gravz. 
 Bush, BiaJ, n. a tik Jrub; a b-s ov a tre. [onz. 
 Bushel, lluj-el, n. a drj mejqr kontanii) at gal- 
 Bushelage, BuJ-el-aj, n. a dq,ti paabl bj de bujel. 
 Bushiness, BilJ-i-nes, 71. de kwoliti ov beigbuji. 
 Bushman, BuJ-man, n. a wudman; savajez ncr 
 
 de Kap ov Gud Hop. 
 Bushy, BuJ-i, a. tik Ijk a buj; ful ov bujez.
 
 CAB 
 
 CAB 
 
 BCHILT, Blx-i-li, ad. wid kunataot ukjqpo/oi 
 
 lu afv; et 
 •III; kuii'M^rn; Irud; a p«fiit. 
 
 Bl'ninum, His-neM, n. umplcrineDt; au afv; vngaj- 
 
 Bl'mk. Hu.tic, ». a pea uv utrl <ir hwHiban, wora bj 
 
 wim-ti tu .ttri'otoii df ului. 
 BUMKKT, Bils kft, n. a kolik/oii ov /rubi; Q buj. 
 BtriKiv. Hii'<-kiii, II. u kjiid iiv hqt' tmit; u h) /iD 
 
 wurn \t\ uujfiit uklorz i>v tnijnli. 
 BL'tfKl-'<t:i>, Bd^-kintl, a. droit in buMkiiu. 
 Bl'itKY, Biis-ki, a. wiidi;/iidcd wid wudz. 
 BlsH, ltii'<, II. ij kii; u but lor lijiij. 
 Bl**, Bus r. t. tu kit. [J.,j.\ 
 Bust, Hu-t, h. u statyq, ov dc hitman figyn,r at 
 
 f(ird-Hii uz df bri'Ht. [kind. 
 
 BUHTAKD. Bds-turd, ii. a Iqrj bord ov de turki 
 Blstlk, Bdi-I, M. a tquiull: huri; Ht«^r. 
 Bi'HTLtK, |{i'n-lcr, II. iiii iiktiv, "tcrii) man. 
 Bi'SY, Hi/ i, .'I. <'m[ili'fil wid tTiH'-'tnc.s; uktiv; ofij- 
 
 u*: biiAii(|: trubLsiiiii. 
 BL'8r, Hiz-i, p. t. til iiink bisi; tu ompli^. 
 Busr-Bour, Biz-i-bml-i, n. a inudlig |>9r8on. 
 But, Hut, k-o/i. ekscpt; oksi^pt dat; besid; onli; un- 
 
 k'.H; yot; nn; uderwjz dan dat. 
 But, hut, prr-y. ok^opl; .til. unli; nu inur dan. 
 But, Hut, u. <i bxniluri:!! limit; dr end uv c>ni fig. 
 Bit, Hut, v. (. tu tu<j at wuu «'nd; t>j nbiit. 
 HuTCiiKU, Butj-cr, fi. wuu hOi kilsanimali forfaxl. 
 Butciilil, Hu(;-cr, r. t. tu kil; tu Hluter; tu 
 
 nuirilrr. 
 Bltciikiii-y, Hiiij-er-li, a. kn&oli; bludi. 
 BuTiHtRY, Biitj-er-i, n. de tmd ov a bu^er;slo- 
 
 tcr; d(- plan bwi^r aiiimalz qr kild. 
 B'T-Kxn, But-ciid. n. de blunt end iiv eiii tig. 
 Bltlkk. Biit-ler, ii.u ffrvuut intru-'tc'd wid lik- 
 
 ors. &!<. 
 BuTLEaHiiir, Bdt-lcr-Jip, m. de ufis ov a butler. 
 Butmk.n'T. Biit-ment, n. de !<u|>ijrt ov an qr^; abdt- 
 
 mi'iit. 
 Butt, Hut. n. a mqrk: a puf: an objekt ov ridikql; 
 
 u blu; <i knsk koiitani() tai liopzhiMlz. 
 Butt, Hut, r. /. tu strjk wid Ac hod a« a ram. 
 HuTTKa, lidt-rr. n. an ifli ;iubstans mnd from krem. 
 Huttku, Hiii-tT, r. t. tu spri'd wid buter. 
 BuTTKK-uuMP, Hdt-pr-buiup, n. de bitern;a heron. 
 BuTTKKcuP, Bdt-cr-kup, n. de kruzfut, a yclto 
 
 fH.T. 
 
 BuTTKBKLV, Bdt-pr-flj, II. a jena.s ov in.scktt wid 
 t'ur wigz, u xpiral tug, and h:iri bodi. [fut. 
 
 BuTTKHis, Hut-«T-i.'', n. a tctil for js^rig a horsoz 
 
 HuTTERUiLK, But-vr-milk, u. hwaoV(;urnil krcni. 
 
 BuTTKUMT, Biit-fr-nut, «. a trt and iL" frootitfi- 
 iiut. 
 
 IUttib PRINT. Hdt rr-print, / ii. a stamj) tu 
 
 HiTTK.ii STAMP, Hiit-cr utamis i mqrk butcr. 
 
 BuTTKB-TOOTU, Hut-t<r-t«Dt, n. Q Iqrj, brod, fur t<Dti. 
 
 BuTTEBwoRT, BiSt-cf- wurt, n. u Mqrq plant. 
 
 Hi'TTEBT, Bdt-er-i, a. havig de apentnii or bat«r. 
 BuTTERT, Biit-i-r-i, h. aixnmfor pruvijonx;p*ntri. 
 HUTTOCK, Hdt-ok, fi. de rump. 
 BuTTO.N, Bdt-n, n. a nob or ka<; f)«r f(unig kktds; 
 
 (1 rifiid ma.4 ov metal; de bud uV u pUint;— a 
 
 8e-ur(jin. 
 Button, Hiit-n, r. /. tu (am wid a butn. [butn. 
 BuTTON-iioLt:, Bdt-n-hul, n. a hul tu admit a 
 liuTTONMAKKB, Bdt-n-ua-ker, n. won hib maks 
 
 buiiic. [tre. 
 
 HuTTdNWooD, Bdt-u-wud, H. de Amcrikan plan 
 HuTTHKjjrt, Hut-rc.i, H. u prop: a nujiurt:- r. t. tu 
 
 I.n.p. 
 HuTVBACKOUS, Hut-i-rH-JuH, vr Bq-ti-ra-jiu, a. 
 
 havig dr kwolitiz ov buter. 
 BuxuM, lidk-i-om, a. gn; l|vli; bri.'k; wonton: joli. 
 BuxoMLY, Hdkx-om-li, lul. wontonii; amuru^li. 
 BuxuMNi::!>ts, lidkH-om-ne^, u. (^tieti: amurunnes. 
 Buy, Bj, r. t. [i. bot, tm. bjig, Ixit;] tu purt^oD; tu 
 
 obtjui for muni; tu oqli; lu rcdem. 
 Buy, Hj, r. i. tu tret aliSt a purijan. 
 BuYKK, Hi-er, n. wuii hiii biz; <i pun^a.ter. 
 Buying, Bj-ig, pp. pdrcjuiig; b<irgvnig for a prj«. 
 Buzz, Buz, r. f. tu bum Ijk bez; tu hwinpor. 
 Hizz, Huz, r. t. tu ."pred bj hwisporz, or sekrctli. 
 Buzz, Huz, M. de nirz ov brz; u hwiii|ier. 
 BuzzABD, Bdz-urd, ii. a Hpejez ovbok; u duou; a 
 
 knurd. 
 liuzzEB, Bdz-cr, n. a srkrct hwiiipercr. 
 By, H{, pr^p. at: in; ne r: lor. It denuts de ajent, 
 
 wii, or menz: az, "i>frjiirind hj ijat." 
 By, Bj, .id. ner: beiiid: |>asig: in prczcna. 
 Hy, "i- Hyk, Hj, II. f'umtig not dc dir^kt and im- 
 
 rdial objokt ov rtpird: "/'/ dt hj." 
 By, Bj, n. in kom|>uzi/on, impljz sumtig 'st ov de 
 
 dirckt wn; ire>;yql<ir; kolatvral: prjval; az a ft/- 
 
 /fln, n hj-rtj'l,t\ hj-jKit, u hi-kirrntr. 
 Hy-axi»-by, Hj-and-bj, nd. in a Jorl tjm. 
 Byaui), Bj-(ird, II. a strap akro.s dc brestd ov dux 
 
 hiD drag slejez in kuil mjnz. 
 By-knu, Bj-eiul, H. prjvnt advuntaj; self-interest; 
 IlYGdNK, Hj-j^on, .1. K"" ''j: I"!"!. 
 Bylaw, Bj-lo, u. u |irjvat rxt>l or order ov a sosieti. 
 Bynauk, Bj-nam, n. a niknam. 
 Hypast, Bj-fwst, ,1. pust:);on bj. 
 Bypath, Hj-imt, /». u jirjvat or obaki^r pat. 
 Bybk, Bjr, II. Q k^-h'H:'. [lAjl-al.] {Eng.\ 
 BYS8INK, Bix-in, a. mad ov .xilk or fjn linen. 
 Bystandkb, Bj-sland-fr, M.ii lukt'ron;a f^jicktator. 
 Hyvikw, Hj-vq, n. self intorexted purpusi. 
 Hyway, Hj-wn, II. (I prjvnt and obskqr wa. 
 Hywipi:. Hj-wjp, II. u ^ckri-t struk or sqrkazm. 
 Hywori). Hj-wunl, n. u .'aig: a prorqrb. 
 Hyzant, Hiz-ant, i n. agtDld kffn or de vbI- 
 
 Byzantine, Biz-an-tjn, ) yq ov fifUn p'sndx 
 
 Ht^rlig. 
 
 c. 
 
 Cc, de t?rd li»ter ov de komon IggliJ alfabct, 
 , bax t<b K-Kndx; wun hqnl Ijk it, brfur (a,o and 
 «/,• ol»«j. / and r,) dc udcr .«oft, Ijk « bcfdir {t, i 
 ^ and y.) [pint*. 
 
 Cab, Kab, m. a kcx;: a IlebnA mejqr or nerii tre 
 Cabal, Ka-bil, n. ujuntuor smol bodi ov men 
 
 yqnjted tu efikt fum .liniKtor purpus; intrig. 
 Cabal, Kn-bal, r. •'. tu form klus intrrgi. 
 Cabala, K.ib-a-li], m. JqiJ tradijon; stkret xieiu. 
 Cabalibm, Kab-al ix-m,n.wkret ^em or di kab- 
 alittA. 
 
 Cabalist, K.^b-al-ist, n. wan skild in JqiJ tradij- 
 
 onz. 
 Cabalistic, Kab-a-li«-tik, i a. 8ekret:okdll; 
 Cabalistical, Kab-a-lin-ti-kal,i pertanig tu 
 
 dr mistoriz ov JqiJ tradijonz. 
 Cabalisticallt, kab-a-li.« ti-kal-i,«</. in a kab- 
 
 ah-tik uiaiu-r. [trxgcr. 
 
 Caballeb, Ka-bal-er, n. wun bo kabilz: aa la- 
 Caballinx, Kab-a-ljn,A. bclugig tu a bom. 
 Cabaakt, Kib-a-ra, n. a tavern; a hvi hw%r Uk- 
 
 orx qr rctald.
 
 CAG 
 
 CAL 
 
 Cabbage, Kab-aj, /i. a jenus ov edibl plants. 
 Cabbage, Kab-aj, v. t. txa ferm a bed, az a plant. 
 Cabbage, Kab-aj, v. i. tu stel in kutii) klodz. 
 Cabbage-tree, Kab-aj-trc, n. a tropikal trs, bq,rig 
 
 friDt Ijk a kabaj bed. 
 Cabin, Kab-in, n. a kotaj; a smol rdom; a rcom in 
 
 a Jip. 
 Cabin-boy, Kab-in-ber, ji. a watii) bar in a Jip. 
 Cabinet, Kab-i-net, «. a klozet; a set ov boksez 
 
 and dreerz; a room in hwiq konsultajonz qr held; 
 
 Az kolektiv bodi ov ministerz ov stat. 
 Cabinet-council, Kab-i-net-k'sn-sil, n. a k'sn- 
 
 sil ov stat. 
 Cabinet-maker, Kab-i-net-mak-er, n, a maker 
 
 ov f jn wiad-wurk. [ar)kor. 
 
 Cable, Ka-bl, n. a Iqrj rop tu hold a Jip at 
 Cabled, Ka-bld, a. fasnd wid a kabl. [mod. 
 
 Cabob, Ka-bob, i;. t. tia rost mst in an fljiatik 
 Caboose, Ka-bcos, n. de kiak-rmm ov a Jip. 
 Caboshed, Ka-bojt, a. reprezented az de bed ov 
 
 an animal kut klos. 
 Cabriole, Kab-ri-ol, n. Se {Capriole.} 
 Cabriolet, Kab-ri-o-la, n. {Fr.'\ a wun hers Jaz 
 
 er vehikl, ofn keld a kab. 
 Cacao, Ka-ka-o, n. de qokolat tre. 
 Cachalot, Kaq-a-lot, n. Az spermaseti hwal. 
 Cache, KaJ, n. a hoi in de gr-snd for hjdii) and 
 
 prezervii) provijonz in Az West. [bodi. 
 
 Cachectic, Ka-kek-tik, a. havig an il habit ov 
 Cachinnation, Kak-i-na-Jon, n. l-sd Iqfter. 
 Caciqce, Ka-sek, n. [Fr.'\ Se {Cnziqite.} 
 Cackle, Kak-1, v. i. tia mak a ntrz Ijk a hen, &s. 
 Cackle, Kak-1, n. nerz ov a hen er gcDs. 
 Cackler, Kak-ler, n. a f'sl dat kaklz; a tatler. 
 Cacochymy, Kak-o-kim-i, n. ilstatov de hx],morz. 
 Cacodemon, Kak-o-de-mon, n. an evl spirit. 
 Cacoethes, Kak-o-e-tfz, n. [L.] an inkiirabl 
 
 ulser; a bad kustom; a bad habit. 
 Cacography, Ka-kog-ra-fi, n. bad speliij. 
 Cacophonic, Kak-o-fon-ik, a. s-sndii) hqrjli. 
 Cacophony, Ka-kof-o-ni, w. abads'sndovwurdz: 
 
 diskord. 
 Cacotechny, Kak-o-tek-ni, n. a korupjon ov qrt. 
 Cacotrophy, Ka-kot-ro-fi, n. vijus nq,triJon. 
 Cactus, Kak-tus, n. [Z.] pZ. Kak-tj; (^«^.) Kak- 
 
 tus-cz; Q jenus ov plants. [gastli. 
 
 Cadaverous, Ka-dav-er-us, a. Ijk a ded bodi ; 
 Caddis, Kad-is, n. a kjnd ov tap; — a wurm er 
 
 grub. 
 Caddow, Kad-o, n. a quf er jakde. 
 Caddy, Kad-i, ;(. a smel boks fer te. 
 Cade, Kad, a. tarn; jentl; soft: delikat. 
 Cade, Kad, n. a kask; a herir)-barel. 
 Cadence, Ka-dens, n. de fol ov de vefs in redig 
 
 er spekii); modj-qlajon; ton er sTind. 
 Cadent, Ka-dent, a. felii) d'sn. 
 Cadenza, Ka-den-za, w. \_lt.] a fel ov de vefs. 
 Cadet, Ka-det, n. [/r.] a yui)ger bruder; — a vol- 
 
 unter in de qrmi; a pqpil in a militari skool. 
 Cadi, Ka-di, n. a juj amiiij de Turks. 
 Caducean, Ka-dq-se-an, a. belogig tia M^rkqriz 
 
 wond. 
 C'aduceus, Ka-dq-Jus, n. [Z.] Merki^riz wond. 
 Caducity, Ka-dq-si-ti, n. fralti; tendensi tu fel. 
 Caducous, Ka-dq-kus, a. feli^) erli; az levz, er a 
 
 kaliks. 
 CjECIas, Se-Ji-as, n. [Z.] a nert-est wind. 
 C^RULE, Se-rcDl, Se {Geinile} and {Cenilean.y 
 C^SURA, Se-zq-ra, n. [L.] a metrikal brak, pez, 
 
 er divijon, in vers er Ijn. 
 CiESURAL, Se-zq-ral, a', relati;) tu de sezqra. 
 Cafe, Kaf-a, n. [/•"/'.] kofi; kofi-biss. 
 Caftan, Kaf-tan, n. a Perjian er TurkiJ gqrmcnt. 
 Cag, Kag, n. a smel barel er kask; a keg. 
 Cage, Kaj, n. an inklogqr, fer berdz er bests. 
 Cage, Kaj, v. t. tu inkloz in a kaj. 
 
 Cairn, K^m, n. a konikal pjl ov stonz. 
 Caissoon, Ka-S(f)n, n. [Fr.] a qest ov bumz er p"5- 
 
 der; a wudn kas er fram. 
 Caitiff, Ka-tif, n. a men vilen; a nav. 
 Caitiff, Ka-tif, a. bas; navij; servil. 
 Cajole, Ka-j61, v. t. tu flater; tu said; tu koks. 
 Cajoler, Ka-j61-er, n. wun hO) hwedlz er flaterz. 
 Cajolery, Ka-j61-er-i, n. flateri; hwedlii); deset. 
 Cake, Kak, n. a kjnd ov delikat bred; a mas. 
 Cake, Kak, v. t. tu ferm intu a kak; — v. i. tu 
 
 hqrdn. 
 Calabash, Kal-a-baJ, n. a spejez ov Iqrj gord. 
 Calamanco, Kal-a-mag-ko, n. a kjnd ov wulen 
 
 stuf. 
 Calamiferous, Kal-a-mif-er-us, a. prodqsii) redz. 
 Calamine, Kal-a-mjn, n. nativ kqrbonat ov ziflk. 
 Calamitous, Ka-lam-i-tus, a. ful ov kalamiti; 
 
 mizerabl. [kalamiti. 
 
 Calamitousness, Ka-lam-i-tus-nes, n. distres ; 
 Calamity, Ka-lam-i-ti, n, misfertyqn; mizeri: 
 Calamus, Kal-a-mus, n. a sert ov red. [distres. 
 Calash, Ka-laJ, n. an opn karij; a hud. 
 Calcareous, Kal-ka-re-us, a. partakir) ov qek 
 
 or Ijm. [wjn. 
 
 Calca VALLA, Kal-ka-val-a, n. a kjnd ov Lizbon 
 Calceated, Kal-se-at-ed, a. Jod. 
 Calcedony, Kal-sed-o-ni, n. Se ( GJialcedony.y 
 Calciferols, Kal-sif-er-us, a. prodqsii) kalks or 
 
 Ijm. 
 Calciform, Kal-si-ferm, a. in de ferm ov kalks. 
 Calcinable, Kal-sin-a-bl, a. dat ma be kalsind. 
 Calcinate, Kal-sin-at, v. t. tu kalsin. 
 Calcination, Kal-si-na-Jon, n. de akt ov pulver- 
 
 jziij bj fjr. [kalsinajon. 
 
 Calcinatory, Kal-sin-a-to-ri, n. a vesel yqzd in 
 Calcine, Kal-sjn, v. t. tu redi|s tu p'sder bj bet. 
 Calcine, Kal-sjn, v. i. tu bekiim a kalks bj het. 
 Calcium, Kal-si-um, n. de metiilik bas ov Ijm. 
 Calculable, Kal-kq-la-bl, a. dat ma be kom- 
 
 pqted. 
 Calculate, Kal-ki|-lat, v. i. tu kompi^t; tu rekn. 
 Calculation, Kal-ki^-la-Jon, «. kompqtaJon;rek- 
 
 nii). [rekner. 
 
 Calculator, Kal-kq-lat-or, n. a kompqtor; a 
 Calculatory, Kal-kq-la-to-ri, a. belogi^ tu kal- 
 
 kT],laJon. [griti. 
 
 Calculose, Kal-kq-16s, &r Kal-kq-lds, a. stoni; 
 Calculus, Kal-kx^-lua, n. [Z.] />?.Kal-kq-lj; a kal- 
 
 kareus konkrejon in de blader; de ston. 
 Caldron, Kel-dron, n. a pot; a bffler; a Iqrj ketl. 
 Caledonian, 'Kal-e-do-ni-an, n. a nativ pv Skot- 
 
 land. 
 Calefacient, Kal-e-fa-Jent, a. wermii): heti^. 
 Calefaction, Kal-e-fak-Jon, n. de akt ov hetig. 
 Calef active, Kal-e-fak-tiv, a. dat maks werm 
 
 er hot. 
 Calefactory, Kal-e-fak-to-ri, a. dat hets; hetig. 
 Calefy, Kal-e-f j, v. i. tu gro hot; — v. t. tu mak 
 
 hot. [manak. 
 
 Calendar, Kal-cn-dar, n. a yerli rejister; an el- 
 Calendar, Kal-en-dar, v. t. tu enter in a kalendar. 
 Calender, Kal-en-der, v. t. tu dres klot bj hot 
 
 presiij. [klot. 
 
 Calender, Kal-en-der, n. a hot pres fer dresi^ 
 Calendrer, Kal-en-drer, n. wun hco kalenderz; a 
 
 kalender. 
 Calends, Kal-endz, n. pi. de ferst daz ov even 
 
 munt in de anjent Roman kalendar. 
 Calescence, Ka-les-ens, n. groig wermt. 
 Calenture, Kal-en-tqr, n. a distemper insident 
 
 tu salorz in hot kljmats. 
 Calf, Kqf, n., pi. K!qvz; de j'Ufl ov a k?; a dolt; 
 
 — de tik pqrt ov de leg. 
 Caliber, ) Kal-i-ber, n. Az bor ov a gun; kapas- 
 Calibre, i iti; sert er kjnd. 
 Calice, Kal-is, n. a kup. (Se Chalice.)
 
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 I ALico, Ral-i-ko, n. a Rtuf mad or kotn, lo keld 
 
 Iniin Knlikut in India. 
 CaLID, Kill-id, fl. h'lt; buniip. 
 Calimtv, Ku-lid-i-ti, n. int«ni* het. [Htov. 
 
 Caudlct, Kali dukt, n. <i ii||> tu konvA hfl; a 
 Calif, Kd-lif, «. .St {Oali/>h.} 
 Calioation, Kttl-i-pk-Jon, n. dqrkncn; klvdinea. 
 Caliui.noi'8, Kii-lij-i-nuK, a. ob«kii,r; dim; d(\rk. 
 Calioi.n'ol'8.nuih, Ka-lij-i-na8-ne«, ». dqrkne:*: 
 
 ubukiiriti. 
 Caliokai'iiy, Ka-lig-ni-fi, n. Ht {Oilli/jmphi/.} 
 ('ALll'tHS, Kal-i-i»er«, «. pL kuini>a«ez wid bud 
 
 j»Ok.i. 
 Caliph, K6-lif, m. a Kuk.<^s<ir, er viknr; a tjtl ov 
 
 At (tuk-si'soirt ov Miihuiuet urndg dt .Saruscnt. 
 Calipiiatk, K.il-if-«t, n. de guvcrnment ov a 
 
 kiilil. [luit. \s. 
 
 Calistiik.vics, Kal-ii)-t«?n-iks, n. pi. ekscrsj* for 
 Calivkb, K.'il-i-vcr, n. a hand-gun. 
 (/ALix, Ka-likii, n. a flfier kap; de Kter kuvcrig 
 
 ov u fl'Her. Sf(C(i/yx.) 
 Calk, Ki>k. >•. f. tu .stop or 8tuf, az de stmt bc- 
 
 tviin pliijikx in u Jip. 
 Calkkk, K>>k-iT, n. wun hit> kok?. 
 Calki.n, Kal-kin, i>r Ko-kin, n. a prominens on a 
 
 hitpt-Joi, tu prr v»»nt slipij). 
 Calkinu-iro.v, K('ik-i\)-i-urn, »i. a (jiz-ol for kokig. 
 Call, Kol, r. t. tu nam: tu !<umon: tu konvuk. 
 Call, Kol, <•. i. tu krj •<!: lu in«k ci Jort viiit. 
 Call, Kol, n. an adro.": u i<unii>nz; <i demdnd; a 
 
 divin vokHjnn: a kHJig: a Jort vizit. 
 
 Callek, Kiil-or, N. wun ba> keli. 
 
 Callidity, Ka-lid-i-ti, ) i„.f,:„ „^ r^ i„„„ 
 ., I.-1 -1 . ". kraitinc!"; jraiUncs. 
 
 CALLin.NEJW, Kal-id-ni'», t ' 
 
 Calliuraphic, Kal-i-graf-ik, a. rrlatig tu bi^ti- 
 
 ful ritii). 
 Calliorai'Iiv, Ku-lig-ra-fi, n. bqtiful rjtifl. 
 Calling. KiU-ij), ii. vuknjon: prufojon; trad: a kol. 
 CALLiort. Ka-li-o-|>f, «. de mi^t hj> prczjdz uvor 
 
 uiiizik iind hrruik p<Detri. 
 Callipasji, Kal-i-|ia/, ( n. t<,>rmz ov kukeri in 
 Callii'EE, Kal-i-pe, i dresiij) a turtl. [pan. 
 Callosity. Ku-lon-i-ti, n. n huni Hwolijj widiit 
 Callot, Kal-ot, n. a kap. Se {Oiffttt.} 
 Callous. Kal-UK, a. hqrdnd; inxonHibl: unfelin- 
 Calloisnesb, Kal-uK-nc.'», n. hqrdne!'; in-^en-'ibiliti. 
 Callow, Kal-u, a. unfl<»j<l; naked. 
 Calm, Kum, a. kwjt't: cfri-n: undistdrhd. 
 Calm, Kum, n. trn-niti: kwjot: rr|Hjz. 
 Calm. Kum, r. t. tu xtil; tu kwjet: tu pa^ifj. 
 Calmly, Kqm-li, aJ. .•<crrnii: kwjfili. 
 CALM.Nt»8, Kqai-nc*. ii. trankwiiiti; in{ldneH. 
 Calmy, K('im-i, a. kwjct; j«f.<ful. [ri. 
 
 Calomel, Kal-u-invl, n. a proimrHjon ov m^rkt^- 
 Caloric, Ka-lor-ik, n. At prin.'<ipl or mator <>v 
 Calorific. Ka'.-u-ril-ik, a. k^zio hrt. [hrt. 
 
 Calurimktks, Kal-o-rim-e-tcr, n. an instHDnivnt 
 
 tu iu*-jiir bet. 
 Caloeimotor, Kal-o-ri-m6-tor, n. a galr&nik in- 
 
 «tra>nieot for evolvi^ kal6rik. 
 Cah)tte. Ka-16t, n. [Fr.] a kap or k«Tf ov h^r. 
 Caloter, Ka-l<jr-er, n. a mugk ov de (Jrrk cjurcj. 
 Caltrop, Kal-tmp, ( n. a militari in-^tnitmcnt. 
 Caltiirop, Kil-trup, \ mad wid for ("pjkj!;- a 
 
 kjnd ov tisl. (ov pt,-. 
 
 Cali'MET. KAI-^i^-met, n. an Indian pjp; omblt-m 
 Calim.niate. Ka-ldm-ni-nt, r. t. tu aki'iz fol.-li: 
 
 tu "laiidir. [lajon: ulandor. 
 
 Calimniatiom, Ka-luin-ni-A-Jon, n. foU akij- 
 Cali'Mniator, Ka-ldm-ni-a-tor, n. a nUindorcr. 
 Cali MMATORV, Ka-ldm-ni-a-ta-ri, ) a. foU; ulan- 
 Calimmciois. Kn-ldm-ni-u.<, \ dprns. 
 
 Cali'MMui'SLT, Ka-ldm-ui-us-li, ad. in a sUin- 
 
 dorux manor. [abi^ii. 
 
 Call'MNY, Kal-um-ni, n. slander: foU aki^u/on; 
 Calvary, K.'U-va-ri, n. dc plot or skull. 
 
 I Calve, K(\v, r. ». tu brio furt a kqf. 
 Calvi.n'ihm, Kal-vin-ii-m, n. de duktiin or «ii<tcm 
 
 ov Kalvin. [iim. 
 
 Calvini8T, Kal-vin-iKt, n. an adherent tu Kilvin- 
 Calvlmhtk-, Kal-vin-ifl-tik, i a. rtlalig tu 
 
 Calvi MISTICAL, Kal-vin-i«-ti-kal, \ Kilrinizm. 
 Calx, Kalk^ n. [/,.] pi. Kiiut; l^m or (jek: pv- 
 
 der ni«d bj burnig. 
 Calycle, Kal-i-kl, n. u ru ov leflet*. 
 Calyx, Kii-lik", n. [L.] pi. Kal-i-Hcz; a flvor-kap. 
 Camaiel'. Kain/i-yii, «. n kainro. (ei. 
 
 Cambikt, Kain-biHt, m. a iH-nxm wkild in ekM^j- 
 Camuii'M, Kam-bi-um, ii. in JlUani.n viaid Ke- 
 
 krrjoii hwi<; M-imnit.o, in de '■prii), dr ulbdrnum 
 
 ov u plant from de liber, or iiu-r burk. 
 Camblet. Kaiii-blct, «. ,Se {CanUtt.} 
 Cambrel, Kani-brol, n. a kruked ittik, or pea or 
 
 {urn tu hag met on; giimbrcl. 
 Cambric, Kiim-brik, n. fjn hw(t linen er kotn; 
 
 from KtuiJiru, in Flandt-rz. 
 Came, Kain, i. from Kum. Se {Otnt.) 
 Camel. K.-nu-oi, n. an animal komon in Arabia 
 
 and iidi-r estorn kuntriz; a ma/en for b:irin jips 
 
 uviT bqrz. [animal; de jirif. 
 
 Camelopard. Ka-m^l-o-|iard, n. u tol Afrikan 
 Cameo, Kaui-e-u, n. a kjnd ov unika; a prejtu 
 
 Ktun or Ji-I, havig imitativ dezins cngravd on it; 
 
 bajf-rrlf'i. 
 Cameralistu 8, Kam-e-ra-li:<t-ik«, n. de t\ewi ov 
 
 tinan.-< or publik ruvf nt^. 
 Camera obscl'Ra, K.im-t-ra ob-»ki|-rQ, n. [Z.] 
 
 an optikal luajen, yqzd in a dqrknd riDm, fer 
 
 truig iiunjcz ov ekjit^rnal objckt/i up6n a plan 
 
 surfas. 
 Camerate, K«in-e-rat, t.t. tu scI or volt. 
 Cameration, Kam-e-ra-Jon, n. a voltig orqr^in. 
 Camisaho, Kam-i-sa-du, n. an atak mad in at 
 
 di^rk. [»ilk, kt. 
 
 Camlet, Kam-let, n. a .«tuf mad ov wul, er h^r, 
 Camomile, Kam-u-m(l, n. an udoriferui* plant. 
 Camoi's, Kn-mu.x, a. flat; deiinS^t; refvrz unli tu 
 
 At nuiz. 
 Camp, Kamp, n. At order ov tents; de plaB or an 
 
 i'iik:'imjiig qrmi. 
 Camp, Kamn, r. i. tu pi^ tent.'<; tu enkimp. 
 Campaig.v, ham-pan, n. a Iqrj, opn kuntri;— de 
 
 tini an qniii ke jis dr frid in wun yer. 
 Campaign, Kaiu-{iHn, r. /. tu ktv in u kamp^D. 
 CAMPAiGNi'Jt. Kam-|iun-er, n. an uld .Sjljvr. 
 Campamform, Kam-pan-i-form, a. havig de Jap 
 
 "V 11 b« 1. [rigig beli. 
 
 Campanology, Kara-|ia-n61-o-ji, n. At qrt or 
 Campancla. Kain-j>aii-yq-la. n. At Ixjlflncr. 
 Campanilatf.. Kam-|>an-yq-lat, a. bel Japt. 
 Campestral. Kam-|K>x-tniI, a. groig in fridz. 
 Camphkne. Kani-1'i'ii. ii. pqr ffl ov turjioiiljn. 
 Cami'IIor, Kam-for, u. u rrzin, or konkrrt, fra- 
 grant jq.-* ov a tre: fonui-rli ritn {camphirt.} 
 Camphorate, K.im-fu-mt, ) a. iinpn>gnated 
 
 Camphorated. K.-iui-fuk-rat-ed, i wid kamfor. 
 Camphor-trek, Kam-fur-tre, n. de Indian lorrl 
 
 tre. 
 Campi.no, Kump-ig, n. At akt ov iilaigat fut-bel. 
 Ca.n, Kan, r. i. [i. kud;J tu be nbl. 
 Ca.n, Kan, u. a metal ku^>or ve.scl for likorz. 
 Canaille. Ka-nal, u. [tr.] At loe*t ov de pepi: 
 
 dr ilregz ov de pepl; lez: drcgi. 
 Canal. Ka-nal, h. a wntcrlajn* mad b} qrt: a \»a- 
 
 nj: (1 koiulit; a dukt in dc biwli <>v an animal. 
 Ca.nal-coal, Kan-al-kul, n. a k^nd ov kul; kanel 
 
 kul. [dan». 
 
 Ca.s'art, Ka-n^-ri, h. a kjnd or w^n; mk; aa old 
 Canary-bird, K»-ni-ri-b^rd, ». a »igig-b<|rU. 
 Cancel, Kan-sol, r. t. tu blot nt; tu ofiis; tu 
 
 oblitomt. [a <jnn.«tlor. 
 
 CAh'CKLLAKKATK, KRo-scl-A-ix-at, A. rtUtig tu
 
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 Cancellated, Kan-sel-at-ed, a. krost bj Ijnz. 
 Cancellation, Kan-sel-a-Jon, «. akt ov eks- 
 
 piinjii). 
 Cancer, Kan-ser, n. a krab fij; de sjn ov de sumer 
 
 solstis; — a skirus, livid ttimor er sor. 
 Cancerate, Kan-ser-at, v. i. tu. bekum a kanser. 
 Canceration, Kan-ser-a-Jon, n. de akt ov groir) 
 
 kanserus. [kanser. 
 
 Cancerous, Kan-ser-us, a. havig de kwoliti ov a 
 Cancerousness, Kan-ser-us-nes, n. stat ov beii) 
 
 kanserus. [serus. 
 
 Cancriform, Kan-kri-ferm, a. Ijk a kanser; kan- 
 Cancrine, Kan-krin, a. havig de kwolitiz ov a 
 
 krab. 
 Candelabrum, Kan-de-la-brum, n. [£.] pl.Kau- 
 
 de-la-bra, {Eng.) Kan-de-la-brumz; a branqt 
 
 kandlstik. 
 Candent, Kan-dent, a. hot; gloii) wid bet. 
 Candid, Kan-did, a. i^r■, opn; frai)k; injenyn,us. 
 Candidate, Kan-di-dat, n. a kompetitor; wun 
 
 hO) prcjpozez himself, ev iz propcozd, fer sum 
 
 stajon. [fiirli. 
 
 Candidly, Kan-did-Ii, ad. in a kandid maner; 
 Candidness, Kan-did-nes, n. injenyqusnes; kan- 
 
 dor. [lit. 
 
 Candle, Kan-dl, n. a Ijt mad ov talo er waks; a 
 Candle-holder, Kan-dl-h61d-er, n. a holder ov 
 
 a kandl. 
 Candle-light, Kan-dl -Ijt, n. de lit ov a kandl. 
 Candlemas, Kan-dl-mas, n. de fest ov de pvi- 
 
 fikajon ov de Verjin Mari, FebrCDari 2d, sele- 
 
 brated wid Ijts. [bold kandlz. 
 
 Candlestick, Kan-dl-stik, «. an instrooment tia 
 Candor, Kan-dor, n. fraijknes; opnnes; f^mes. 
 Candy, Kan-di, v. t. tia konserv, az Jiagar, erwid 
 
 Jugar. 
 Candy, Kan-di, v. L tu gro konjeld. 
 Candy, Kan-di, n. konserv ov Jugar; a swet-met. 
 Cane, Kan, n. a red; Jugar-kan; a wekig-staf. 
 Cane, Kan, v. t. tu bet wid a kan. 
 Canebrake, Kan-brak, ji. a tiket ov kanz. 
 Canicula, Ka-nik-yn,-la, n. [Z.] Sirius, de dog- 
 
 stqr. [stqr. 
 
 Canicular, Ka-nik-yti-lar, a. beloijii) tva de dog- 
 Canine, Ka-nin, a. relatii] tu, er Ijk a dog. 
 Canister, Kan-is-ter, n. a boksfer te, &s.; asmel 
 
 basket. 
 Canker, K;ir)-ker, n. an etii) er korodii) hn,mor; 
 
 koro^^on; viryi|lens; a dizez in trez. 
 Canker, Kar)-ker, v. i. tm gro korupt; tia deka. 
 Canker, Kaij-ker, v. t. tu korupt; tu korod; tu 
 
 infekt. [moros. 
 
 Cankered, Kai)-kerd, a. p. kordpted; koroded: 
 Cankerous, Kai)-ker-us, a. korodig Ijk a kai)ker. 
 Canker-worm, Kaij-ker-wurm, n. an insekt, er 
 
 sert ov smel katerpilar. [hempn. 
 
 Cannabine, Kan-a-bjn, a. pertanig tu hemp: 
 Cannibal, Kan-i-bal, «. a man hiD ets hitman 
 
 flej. [man flej. 
 
 Cannibalism, Kan-i-bal-iz-m, n. de etii) ov bi|- 
 Cannon, Kan-on, n. a grat gun fer bateri, &s. 
 Cannonade, Kan-on-ad, ii. an atak wid kanon. 
 Cannon-ball, Kan-on-bel, ) n. a bel fer a kanon 
 Cannon-shot, Kan-on-Jot, i er a grat gun. 
 Cannoneer, Kan-on-er, n. wun hdo manajez kan- 
 on. [on. 
 Cannon-proof, Kan-on-prcof, a. prcof agenst kan- 
 Cannot, Kan-not, v. «. tu be unabl; — a wurd 
 komp'snded ov A-an and not, — beter yiizd separat- 
 Canoe, Ka-ndb, «. an Indian bot; a smel bot. [li. 
 Canon, Kan-on, n. a rtol: a le; — de buks ov Holi 
 Skriptyqr; a dignitari in katedralz; — Kanfm le; 
 a kolekjon ov ekleziastikal lez. 
 Canoness, Kan-on-es, n. a wuman pozest ov a 
 prebend. [on; regyn,lar. 
 Canonical, Ka-non-i-kal, a. inkln,ded in de kan- 
 
 Canonicallt, Ka-non-i-kal-i, ad. in a kanonikal 
 
 maner. [kanonikal. 
 
 Canonicalness, Ka-non-i-kal-nes, n. stat ov beig 
 Canonicals, Ka-non-i-kalz, «.^^. de ful dres ov 
 
 a klerjiman. 
 Canonicate, Ka-non-i-kat, n. de ofisova kanon. 
 Canonist, Kan-on-ist, n. a man verst in kanon le. 
 Canonistic, Kan-on-is-tik, a. beiogii) tu a kan- 
 
 onist. [makig a sant. 
 
 Canonization, Kan-on-i-za-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 Canonize, Kan-on-jz, v. t. tu dekl4r er enr(51 
 
 wun a sant. 
 Canoxry, Kan-on-ri, / n. de ofis ov a kanon; a 
 Canonship, Kan-on-Jip, i benefis in a kaiedrai 
 
 er kolejiat qurq. 
 Canopy, Kan-o-pi, n. a kuverii) over a tron or 
 
 bed, er over de bed; a tester; a projektiij moldig. 
 Canopy, Kan-o-pi, v. t. tu kuver wid a kanopi. 
 Canorous, Ka-n6-rus, a. mn,zikal; tqnful. 
 Canorousness, Ka-no-rus-nes, n. mvizikalnes. 
 Cant, Kant, n. a korupt djalekt: a hwjnii), afek- 
 
 ted maner ov speq; slag; — a tos; a tro. 
 Cant, Kant, v. «. too spek hwjnigli or afektedli. 
 Cant, Kant, v. t. tu sel bj ekjon; tu tos; tu turn. 
 Cantabrigian, Kan-ta-brij-i-an, n. a student er 
 
 gradyn,at ov de Yq^niversiti ov Kambrij, Iggland. 
 Cantaloupe, Kan-ta-lmp, n. a smel muskmelon. 
 Cantata, Kan-tq-ta, n. [/(!.] a poem set tumn,zik. 
 Canteen, Kan-ten, u. a vesel fer kariig likorz. 
 Canter, Kant-er, n. wun hco kants; — an ezi galop. 
 Canter, Kant-er, i-. i. tu galop ezili er jentli. 
 Cantharis, Kan-ta-ris, »>. [Z.] -pi. Kan-tar-i-dez; 
 
 SpaniJ fljz yqzd fer blisterii). 
 Canthus, Kan-tus, n. [Z.] de kerner ov de i. 
 Canticle, Kan-ti-kl, )i. a sog; a kanto; — Sofl ov 
 
 Solomon. 
 Cantillation, Kan-til-a-Jon, n. a Qantig resita- 
 
 Jon wid mi^zikal modyqlajonz. 
 Cantilever, Kan-ti-lev-er, ». a braket er pro- 
 
 jekjon hwiq sup6rts a kernis, moldii), &s. 
 Cantingly, Kant-ig-li, ad. in a kantig maner. 
 Cantlet, Kant-let, n. a pes; a fragment. 
 Canto, Kan-to, n. [/if.] a pqrt er sdijon ov a 
 
 poem; — a trebl pqrt in mqzik. 
 Canton, Kan-ton, n. a divigon ov de kontri; a 
 
 klan. 
 Canton, Kan-ton, v. t. tu divjd intu litl pqrts. 
 Cantonize, Kan-ton-jz, v. t. tu divjd intu smel 
 
 distrikts. [jerz. 
 
 Cantonment, Kan-ton-ment, n. kwerterz fer sol- 
 Cantoon, Kan-t<f>E, n. a kjnd ov fustyan. 
 Canty, Kan-ti, a. qerful; tekativ. 
 Canvas, Kan-vas, n. a kors linen er hempn klot 
 
 fer salz, er fer pantig on. 
 Canvass, Kan-vas, v. t. tu sift: tu egzamin; tta 
 
 debat; tu solisit. 
 Canvass, Kan-vas, v. i. tu solisit vots. 
 Canvass, Kan-vas, n. an egzaminajon. 
 Canvasser, Kan-vas-er, n. wun hat kanvasez. 
 Cany, Ka-ni, a. ful ov kanz; konsistig ov kanz. 
 Canzone, Kan-zo-ne, «. a soi) in tCD er trs pqrts, 
 
 wid pasajez ov fqg and imitajon. 
 Canzonet, Kan-zo-net, 7i. a litl sog. 
 Caoutchouc, Kifc-euk, n. gum-elastik. 
 Caoutchoucine, Kob-qu-sin, n. an inflamabl and 
 
 volatil el obtand from kcDquk. 
 Cap, Kap, n. a kuverig for de hed; de top. 
 Cap, Kap, v. t. tu kuver de top er end; tu eks^l. 
 Capability, Ka-pa-bil-i-ti, n. kapablnes; kapasiti. 
 Capable, Ka-pa-bl, a. abl tu hold er kontan; in- 
 
 telijent; suseptibl; ekwal tu; kwolifjd fer. 
 Capableness, Ka-pa-bl-nes, n. de stat ov beifl 
 
 kapabl. 
 Capacious, Ka-pa-Jus, a. holdig mug; kompre- 
 
 hensiv; okstensiv; wjd; Iqrj. [maner. 
 
 Capaciously, Ka-pa-Jus-li, ad. ^in a kapajus
 
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 CArACloutNESS, K*-pd-/uii-nM, n. stat ot brig 
 
 ka{Mi/u«. (tu enabl. 
 
 CArAciTATE. Ka-poii-i-tat, r. t. tu luak kapabl: 
 Capacitit, Ka-p4a-i-ti, n. (Uit uv beiQ kapajuj) or 
 
 ka(>iibl: rtTiui; »[«.■*; pwr; abiliti. 
 CArAPiK, Ka|>-a-p«. Md. [/r.J from bod tu fut; 
 
 el ijvcr. [hen. 
 
 Capari-son, Ka-]>ar-i-iion, n. a «qp^Tb drcD f»r u 
 CAPAUinuM, Ktt-]«r-i-8on, r. t. tu dren nqp^rbli. 
 Capi:, Klip, II. u bedlunJ: — de iiek-pe^ uv u kul. 
 CAPtK, Kii-|>(.'r, n. a Irp: a jump; -<i bud; a pikl. 
 Caplk. Kii-p<LT, r. I. tu dun.': tu Up; tu skip. 
 Capias, KH-pi-on, n. [/,.] u sort ov ril «r proses. 
 C'APiLLACturs, Kttp-i-lu-/un, a. L^ri. 
 Capillamk.nt, Ka-pil-a-mcnt, n. a f|n trod, bi^r, 
 
 er Ijbi-r. 
 Capillabv, Kdp-i-la-ri, ur Ka-pil-a-ri, a. lug and 
 
 ak-ndiT, Ijk <i h:ir; suol; mint'^t. [vescl. 
 
 Capillakt. Kap-i-la-ri, h. u »taa\ tab, er blad- 
 Capital. K:ip-i-tal, a. rrliitig tu de ncd; afc-ktig 
 
 dr hill iir Iji: tjrl; principal; Ljrj. 
 Capital, Kap-ital, «. dt ujicr j«irt ov a kuluinor 
 
 pilar; i;tf siti; -."tok; pritu<i|iul sura; — a Uirj k-ter. 
 Capitalist, K:i|>-i-tal-iiit, n. wun ba> bai a kapi- 
 
 tal or siok. [qelli. 
 
 Capitally, Kup-i-tal-i, atl. in a kapital mant-r; 
 Capitatio.m, Kap-i-li-/un, u. oi;iiieni/on bj hcdr; 
 
 |iol-tak.4. 
 Capite. Kap-i-tt, n. [Z.] a k^nd i.v tcnynr. 
 Capitul, Kap-i-tol, n. a ii^rj tempi; u publik edifis. 
 Capitl'lae, Ka-pit-yq-lur, i n. a statji^t; a 
 Capitulary, Ka-pit-yn,-la-ri, ! bodiovstatyqUi; 
 
 a nieultrr ov u qapter. 
 Capitilaby, Ka-pit yi(,-la-ri, a. rtlatig tu dt 
 
 (japtcr <iv II kafrilnil. [trcti. 
 
 Capiti"Late. Ka-pit-yil-lal, r. «. tu siurendt-r bj 
 CaPitilation, Ka-]iit-yii-la-/on, ii. dt aktov ka- 
 
 pityiila(i(): surendcr. [pilyHlat.-'. 
 
 Capitllatoe. Ka-pit-yq-la-tor, n. wun ho) ka- 
 Capiti, Ka-pi'-vi, n. a trr; bolsum kojiabu; a rei- 
 
 tiiu-^ jqs IMin dr trr. [Kinak. 
 
 CaI'Noma.ncy, Kap-D6)-man-$i, ii. divina/on bj 
 Capox. Kfi-ixin, H. a ka.>!Lratcd k«k. 
 Capon.vujie, Kap-o-ne'r, 
 
 wid u litl |iura]iOt 
 
 f'APTAisEY, Kiip-ten-ri, m. qifUnfip. 
 ('APTAiMiiiip, Ka|>-t«n-/ip, i». dc ra!(|^ er post or 
 
 u kaplen; uiililnri «kil. [artet. 
 
 Caption-, Kap /.m, n. dr akt or takig: uiar, an 
 ('aptiolh, Kap-/u^ «. ka<;inalf..lU;apt tu kavil. 
 Captioibly, Kaj>-;ui! 11, aJ. iu a kap/uj rnaocr. 
 CAPTiOL'tiNKiiS, Kap-Ju«-DM, N. ioklina/on tu fjnd 
 . f'If. [.;qnn. 
 
 Captivate, Ka^i-ti-vat, r. C. tu tnk primer, tu 
 Caitivatio.v, Kap-ti-va-/oD, n. de akt or kipti- 
 
 vutip: <;iinn. 
 ('aitive. Kap-tiv, n. wun tiikn in wor: wun oqnnd. 
 Caitive, Ka^-tiv, a. uuni prirnir; tukn bj Jur». 
 Captivity, Kap-tiv-i-ti.n.ntat ov o kapiiv; b«<nd- 
 , "J' . [prjicf. 
 
 Caitoe. Kap-tor, n. wun bcti taks prizncn or 
 Captike, Kapt-yqr, n. akt ov takig: a pqz. 
 Capture, K.-ijit-yi^r, c. t. tu tak hz h pr(z. 
 Capuciii.v, Kap-yii-Je'n, n. u kluk wid a bud; an 
 
 oriU-r ov frjurz: u k^iiJ ov pijon. 
 Caput moetuum, Kii-put ui.ir-tii-um, ». [L.] 
 
 wurtliv rrmunz. 
 Cak, K(^r, II. u (jariot; kfjrt; a vehikl or karij; — u 
 
 koii.-'U-laJon; a (jariot ov wor or trjumf. 
 Cauabine, Kar-u-bin. «. a sort ov fjr-qmi. 
 Caeabi.neee, Kar-a-bin-er, n. wun qnad wid a 
 
 kanibin. 
 Caeau. Kar-ak, n. a Iqrj .Spnni/ /ip ov burdn. 
 Cauaiole, Kar-a-kol, u. [/>-.] an oblektrcd or 
 
 a hors'. 
 Cabacole, Kar-a-kul, v. i. tu nUiV in karakolz. 
 Carat, Kar-at, ii. a wat ov for grunz; u wat dat 
 
 ck.'presez dt fjnnes ov gold. 
 Cabavax, Kar-a-van. n. o b<xli ov travclig Frtem 
 
 in«/r<;ant--' or pilgrimz; a Iqrj karij. [clcn. 
 
 Cakava.xsaey, Kar-a-van-.-a-ri, h. a h'lsfortrav- 
 Cakavkl, K:ir-a-vel, n. u Ijt /ip or ve*el. 
 ("araw.\y, Kar-a-wa, h. u plant and iv !«pj=i red. 
 Carbine, Ktjr-bjn, or Kar-bjo, n. a smol t|r-qnn. 
 
 Sc { ( ktmlriue.) 
 Cakbu.v, Kiir-bon, ii. pqr qqrkol, a cimpl bodi, 
 
 brii, britl, and inuxloru:*. ilwcn kristuljzd, it 
 
 lorinz dr djauiond. [bon. 
 
 a kuvcrd lojment ! Caebomaceous, Kqr-bon-a-Ju«, a. kontanin kqr- 
 
 Caebo.nado, Kqr-bo-na-du, m. intt kut akro.< and 
 
 Capot, Ka-j«>t, ri. a winig at dr gam or pikct. I brttld. [dr kolz. 
 
 Capoucii, Ka-ufxj, ». a inugk.'' hud. Cabiionado, Kqr-l)0-na-do, r. t. tu brtrl u|)6n 
 
 Cap PAPER, Kip-iia-per. ft. kors br-sn pojier for '"abboxate, Kqr-l>on-Ht, n. a komp^nd ov kqr- 
 
 kun-rz. [drilz. i l«'>Mik a<id acd u ba.-<. [kqrbonik a.«id. 
 
 Capbeolate, Ka-prr-o-lat, a. [BU.] havig ten- ' Cabboxatkd, Kqr-bon-at-ed, a. kombjnd wid 
 Capbiccio, Ka-pret-tjo, ». u lata, ir^g^lar spejez Cakdoxu-. Kqr-b6n-ik, a. pertanig tu kqrbon. 
 
 ov kompozijon. i Cabbomkebous, Kqr-bon-if-er-us, a. kontanig 
 
 Capeiccioao, Ka-prtt-cr-ti-.so, [It.] notig a ka- kiirb.m or kol. 
 
 priju"', frr. or fantastik stjl. I Caubijxizatiox, Kqr-bon-i-ia-/on, «. dt akt or 
 
 Capeice, Ka-prc.<, n. a sudcn stqrt ov mind; frrk; i kcirbonizig. 
 
 fanM; hwim. [kal; faiisiful. Carbuxue, K^r-bon-jz, v. t. tu konvyrt intu 
 
 Capeicious, Ka-jiriJ-m. a. ijanjabl; fiki; hwiuizi- kqrb.iM. 
 
 Capeiciouslv, Ka-priJ-u.i-li, atl. hwimzikali. | Carboxohydbous, K^r-bon-o-hi-drus, a. kom- 
 Capriciouhxess, Ka-priJ-ui-ne,', n. kaprr^. |KJzd ov kqrlwn and hjKlrojen. 
 
 Capeu'OBX, Kap-ri-kom, n. de tent ajn or dr ' Carboy, Kqr-b«T, n. a TurkiJ resel for likor. 
 
 fuiliuk: dr winter xolstisi. j Cabbixcle, Kqr-bug-kl, ii. a red jem; a pimpl 
 
 CAPEiriCATiox, Kap-ri-fi-k^-Jon, n. a ripnig ov or tiimor. 
 
 fig*. _ [a donn. 1 Caebuxcled, Ki^r-bug-kld, a. set wid kqrbunkli. 
 
 Capeiole, Kap-ri-ol, n. a Irp wid-*t advdnsin; Cabbuxuulab, Kqr-bdg-kq-lar, a. briogig tu a 
 Capnicum. Kip-si-kum, n. Uini peper, nrit^ ben. k(irbugkl. [ig uv budi. 
 
 Capmze, Kap-Kjz, c. /. tu ovcrtdrn; tu upf^t. 
 Capstam, Kap-^ian, n. a majtn or cnjin tu dro 
 up a gmt wat 
 
 Cabbuxculatio."*, Kqr-bug-kq-la-/on,/i. dr blust- 
 Caebubet, Ki^r-bq-ret, n. Q kumpisnd ov kqrboD 
 and sum mri.ilik subsians. 
 
 Cai-silar. Kap-sq-lar, ) a. rtlatig tu a kap- Carbueetteu, Kqr-bq-ret-cd, a. kombjnd wid, 
 CAIttULABY, Kap-sq-la-ri, i sql; huTo, at a Qcs(. or kontnoij) kqrbon. [ell. 
 
 Capui LATK, Ksj^i-q lat, i «„ki,s^ 1 Cabca.iet. Kqr-ka-net, a. a can or kokir or jq- 
 
 Capsulated, Kan -jq-lat-cd, ( *• "•"""»«• [<jij Caeca.ss. Kq^r-ka.s n. a ded bodi. 
 Capsule, Kap-!>ql, ». de wd rcsel or a plant; a Carceral. Kdrse-ral, a. briogin tu a prixn. 
 Captaix, Kip-ten, ». de komdndor or a Jip, a Caeuinoma, Kqr-si-Du-ma, ». [£.] a kanser; an 
 
 tntip ov hers or a kumpani ov fut; a (jrf. ' ulscr. 
 
 CArTAi!<CT, Kap-len-si, n. de ofis or a kapten. Cabcixomatous, Kqr-8i-D6m-a-tu.<, a. kanaanu.
 
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 Card, Kqrd, »». a pnntcd paper J^zl f.^r gamz: a 
 
 paper kontaniij an adres; a not; — an iustrdDment 
 
 for komir) wul. [arat. 
 
 Card, Kqrd, r. t. tti kom; tu cspn wul: tu sep- 
 Card, Kqrd, v. i. tu pla wid kqrdz. 
 Cardamine, K^r-da-mjn, 71. de plant, ladiz smok. 
 Cardamom, Kqr-da-mom, n. a mcdisinal, aromat- 
 
 ik sfd. [kqrdz. 
 
 Caedkr, Kqrd-er, 11. wun hot) kqrdz, er plaz at 
 Cardiac, Kqr-di-ak, j a.pertaniijtudehqrt: 
 
 Caediacal, Kar-dj-a-kal, j kerdyal; a kerdial 
 
 modisin. 
 Cardialgy, K(^r-di-al-ji, «. &.z hqrtburn. 
 Cardinal, K^r-di-nal, «. a dignitari in de RomiJ 
 
 qnrq, nekst in raijk tu ds pop: — a wumanz 
 Cardinal, Kqr-di-nal, a. qsf: prinsipai. [klok. 
 Cardinalate. Kqr-di-nal-at, ) «. ds ofiserrai)k 
 Cardinalship, K^r-di-nal-Jip, i ov a kqrdinal. 
 Cardixal-flower, Kqr-di-nal-fl'ser, n. a brit 
 
 skqrlet fliser; a spejfz ov lobElia. [dinal. 
 
 Cardinalize, K(^r-di-iial-jz, v. t. tu mak a kqr- 
 (^ARDioiD, K^r-di-tird, n. an alJEbrnik, hqrt-Japt 
 
 kurv. 
 Cardmaker, Ki'ird-mak-er, n. a maker ov kqrdz. 
 Cardoon, Kqr-dAn, n. a spsjez ov wild qrtiQcak. 
 Card-table, K^rd-ta-bl,?;.. a tabl fer plaii) kqrdz. 
 Care, K^r, n. scalisitiid; axjzJEti; kejon; qqrj. 
 Case, K^r, v. i. tu be arjkjus; tu be inkljnd. 
 Care-crazed, Kqr-krazd, a. brokn bj kq,r. 
 Careen, Ka-ren, r. t. tu la a vesel on wun sjd. 
 Career, Ka-rer, n. a. kors; a ras; sped; prosed- 
 
 yir. 
 
 Career, Ka-rer, v. i. tu run wid swift mojon. 
 
 Careful, Kqr-ful. a. ai]kjus: provident; woqful. 
 
 Carefully, Ki\r-ful-i, ad. htdfuli: providentli. 
 
 Carefulness, K4i"-fwl-ne?, u. vijilans; aijzjfti; 
 
 Careless, K^r-les, a. haviij no kqr: hedles. [k.^r. 
 
 Carelessly, Kqr-les-li, ad. in a ki\r'es maner. 
 
 Carelessness, Kqr-les-nes, «. stat ov beiijkfirles. 
 
 Caress, Ka-res, v. t. tu tret wid fondnes: tu fondl. 
 
 Caress, Ka-res, n. an akt ov endermcnt. 
 
 Caressed, Ka-rest, p. trsted wid fondnes. 
 
 Caret, Ka-ret, n. [Z.] dis mqrk [,\], hwiq Joz 
 hwqr .«umtii) interljud Jud be red. 
 
 Cargo, K^r-go, n. &t ladiv) ov a Jip; frat: lod. 
 
 Caribbean, Kar-i-be-an, a. relatiij tu a kluster 
 ov West India jlandz, er de adjasent se. 
 
 Caricature, Kar-i-ka-ti|r, n. a. Iqdikrus Ijknes 
 er reprezentajon ov a person er tii). 
 
 ( "aricature, Kar-i-ka-tvi,r, v. t. tu reprszent bj 
 karikatqr. [kati^rz. 
 
 Caricaturist, Kar-i-ka-ti\,-rist, )i. wun hcD kari- 
 
 Caricous, Kar-i-kus, a. rezemblii) a fig. 
 
 Caries, Ka-ri-Ez, n. [L.] rotunes ov ban. 
 
 Carinate, Kiir-i-nat, a. Japt Ijk de kel ov a Jip. 
 
 Cariole, Kar-i-ol, n. a Ijt karij fer wun person, 
 driiu bi wun hers. 
 
 Cariosity, Ka-ri-6s-i-ti, n. ulserajon ov bon. 
 
 Carious, Ka-ri-us, a. rotn: lilserated. 
 
 Carl, Kqrl, n. a msn, broital man; — a kind ov 
 hemp. [in a Jip. 
 
 Carlings, K4r-liijz, n. pi. timberz Ijii) for and aft 
 
 Carman, Kqr-man, n. a man hflo drjvz a kqr or 
 kqrt. [pqr. 
 
 Carmelite, Kqr-mel-jt, ji. a mendikant friar; — a 
 ■ Carminative, Kqr-min-a-tiv, n. medisin tu dis- 
 pel wind. [worraii]. 
 
 Carminative, Kqr-min-a-tiv, a. ekspelii) wind: 
 
 Carmine, Kqr-mjn, «;• Kar-mjn, n. a brjt red er 
 krimzn kulor, pant, or pigment. 
 
 Carnage, Kqr-naj, «. sloter; havok: masaker. 
 
 Carnal, Kqr-nal, a. flejli; not spirityixal: lustful. 
 
 Carnalist, Kqr-nal-ist, 11. wun givn tu karnaliti. 
 
 Carnality, Kar-nal-i-ti, n. flejli lust; senJu^aliti. 
 Carnalize, Kqr-nal-jz, i>. t. tu debas tia kar- 
 naliti. 
 
 Carnally, Kqr-nal-i, ad. in a kqrnal maner. 
 Carnal-minded, K^r-nal-mind-ed, a. wurldli- 
 
 mjnded. 
 
 Cae'nal-mindedness, Kqr-nal-mjnd-ed-nes, n. 
 
 grosnes ov mind. [fl'ser. 
 
 Carnation, Kar-na-Jon, n. a flej kulor; — a fjn 
 
 Carnelian, Kar-nsl-yan, n. a prejug ston ov a 
 
 red er redij-hwjt kulor, sumtjmz olmost hwjt. 
 Carneous, K4r-ne-us, a. fleji; fat; kqrnal. 
 Carney, Kqr-ni, n. a dizEZ in hersez miida, hwiq 
 bekum so furd dat da kan not et. [ov flej. 
 
 Carnification, Kqr-ni-fi-ka-Jon, n. de makig 
 Carnify, K^r-ni-fi, v. i. tu ferm flej in grot. 
 Carnival, K^r-ni-val, n. a Katolik fest held be- 
 for Lent. [karnivorus animalz. 
 
 Carnivora, Kar-niv-a-ra, n. pi. [L.] de trjb ov 
 Carnivorous, Kar-niv-o-rus, a. fsdii) on flej; 
 
 gredi. 
 Carnosity, Kar-nos-i-ti, w. a fleji ekskr^sens. 
 Caroche, Ka-roJ, n. a. karij ov plegq^r. [him. 
 
 Carol, Kar-ol, n. a sog ov egzultajon er prnz: a 
 Carol, Kar-ol, v.i. tu siri: tu werbl. 
 Carol, Kar-ol, v. t. tu selsbrat in soi). 
 Carotid, Ka-rot-id, a. a term apljd tu tO) qrteriz. 
 Carotid, Ka-rot-id, n. wun ov de qrteriz ov ds 
 nek. [karrz. 
 
 Carousal, Ka-r's-zal, n. a. festival: a rcvtlii): a 
 Carouse, Ka-rsz, v. i. tu drirjk hqrd; tu revel. 
 Carouse, Ka-r'sz, n. a nerzi drii)kii)-maq. 
 Carouser, Ka-r'8Z-er, «.. a nerzi, hqrd driijker. 
 Carp, Kqrp, v. i. tta senJn,r; tu kavil; — n. a pond 
 fij. [and Jips. 
 
 Carpenter, Kqr-pen-ter, n. a bilder ov h-szea 
 Carpentry, Kqr-pen-tri, n. de trad er qrt ov a 
 
 kqriienter. 
 Carper, Kqrp-er, n. wun hO) kqrps er kavilz. 
 Carpet, Kqr-pet, n. a kuverii) for de flor or tabl. 
 Carpet, Kqr-pet, v. t. tu spred wid kqrpets. 
 Carpeting, Kqr-pet-ii), n. materialz fer kqrpets. 
 Carping, Kqrp-iij, JU^- s.. kapjus; sensorius. 
 Carping, Kqrp-iij, n. a kavil; senjii,r; abii,s. 
 Carpus, Kqr-pus, n. [Z.] de rist. 
 Carraway, Kar-a-wa, n. an apl. Se {Caraway.) 
 Caeriable, Kar-i-a-bl, a. kapabl ov bEiij karid. 
 Carriage, Kar-ij, n. de akt ov kariii); a vehikl; 
 konvaans; behavyor. [pijon. 
 
 Carrier, Kar-i-er, 71. wun hco kariz; — a sert ov 
 Carrion, Kar-i-on, n. ded, piitrifjig flej. 
 Carrion, Kar-i-on, a. relatig tu,er ftdig on kqr- 
 
 kasez. 
 Carronade, Kar-on-ad, n. a Jert pes ov erdnans. 
 Carrot. Kar-ot, n. a plant and its robt. 
 Carroty, K;ir-ot-i, a. Ijk karots: ov redij yelo. 
 Carrows, Kar-oz, ». pi. strolii) gamsterz in ir- 
 
 land. 
 Carry, Kar-i, i'. t. tu konva; tia transport; tia 
 
 bqr; tu efekt; tu gan: tu bEhav; tu konddkt. 
 Carry, Kar-i, v. i. tu konva; tu transport. 
 Carryall, Kar-i-el, n. a Ijt, for-hweld karij. 
 Cart, Kqrt, n. a karij fer burdn, wid tCD hwelz. 
 Cart, Kqrt, v. t. tu konva in a kqrt. 
 Cart, Kqrt, v.i. tu yq,z kqrts fer karij . [it. 
 
 Cartage, K^rt-aj, n. de akt ov kqrtii), er qqrj fer 
 Carte-blanche, K^rt-blonJ, n. [Fr.'\ a blaijk 
 paper intrusted tu a person, tu be fild up az he 
 plezez; unkondijonal termz. 
 Cartel, Kar-tel, n. an agrement betwen t<j) stats 
 at wer, relativ tu de eksqanj ov priznerz; a Jip 
 fer eksqanjii) priznerz; — a qalenj. 
 Carter, K4rt-er, n. wun hcD drjvz a kqrt. 
 Cartesian, Kqr-te-jan, a. relatii) tu r)ak4rt, er 
 
 hiz filosofi. 
 Cartesian, Kqr-te-gan, n. a foloer ov Dakqrt. 
 Cart-horse, Kqrt-hers, n. a hers dat drez a kqrt. 
 Carthusian, Kqr-tq,-3i-aD, a. relatig tu anerder 
 ov muijks.
 
 CAS 
 
 CAT 
 
 Caktilaob, K(\r-ti-laj, ». a tuf, eliatik ^abttUiuK: 
 grizl. [kqrlilaj. 
 
 CAKTiLAOi.tot'8, Kqr-tj-laj-i-niM, a. koni'iniio ov 
 
 Caktoon, K<ir-uf>n, h. u iMiitig on Iqrj i>(i|M)r. 
 
 Caetolch, Kur-tiixj, n. u kiiit lur jiBdor und bol. 
 
 Cakthiuuic, K(^r-trij, n. a paper I'ild wid f;<^'>' 
 psdir. (trijei. 
 
 Caktriuoe-box, K^r-trij-bokit, n. a bok« fi»r kqr- 
 
 CAKT-KufK, K^rt-fupi ». u (itrofl rop fur draft. 
 
 CAkT-RUT, K<(rt-rul, n. de trak mad b| u kiirt- 
 hwel. [for rekiirds. 
 
 Cartl'Lakv, Ki'irt-yn-Ia-ri, h. a rejiiitvr: u plas 
 
 Cartwbiout, Ki\rt-rjt, n. a inaktT ov k^ru* 
 
 Cast, Kast, v. t. [«. kiwt, p$. kdntiQ, kart;] ta 
 
 tru: tu nig; tu itcnd; tu »kiiU'r;— tu koodem: tu 
 
 kompiit: tu koulrjv;— tu Jed; — lu find;— tu 
 
 brio furt aborlivli. 
 Cast, Kuitt, r. i. tu gro intu a fnnn; tu worp. 
 Cast, Kunt, «. a tru; a kuntio; a muld;— a Jaa; %r 
 
 <»r men; Jap; tu«;; ran; brrd. 
 Castalia.v, Kai«-ta-li-ai], ;i. rt fviig tu a fvot &t 
 
 I'linta^U!). 
 ('a8Ta.\i:t, Kaa-ta-not, n. a ini»t Jel or iTori, 6r 
 
 bqrtl wud, bwiq duiuera rati in d^r hands. 
 Camtaway, Kdflt-a-wn, n. a person lutt er abin- 
 
 dund. 
 
 Castellation, Kas-tcl-A-Jon, 
 
 tifjio. 
 f.'ABTEa, Kii.st-«r, II. wun ho) ka«l« 
 
 Carl'Nclk, Kttf-uo-kl, ». a mii'il pratiibi-rami uv C'astk, Kust, ». a ru <*r klaitov prpl. 
 
 flfj. [protiibcran.i. ! <'asti;lla.v, Kas-tcl-an, u. de guvernor «v a kcul. 
 
 Carl'N'CULateu, Ktt-rtin-kii-lat-cd, a. havip u C'ASTELLA.yy, Kaa-tet-a-ni, n. At lordjip ov a 
 CaRVK, Kiirv, r. t. tu Kut intu elegunt forinz; ka.'l. 
 
 tu 8kulj>tyiir: tu kut met ut de tabl; tu kut. 
 Carte, Korv, r. i. tu kut «t<jn or met. 
 Carver, Ki\rv-er, n. wun hiD k(irv«; a i^kulptor. 
 Carvixo, Kurv-io, n. de ukt ov k<;r>'ij); skulpt- 
 
 yur. 
 Caryates, Kar-i-a-tei, j «./>/. de figyt^rsov 
 
 Caryatides, Kar-i-at-i-det, I wimcn, in^stdil uv 
 
 kolumz, tu suiHJrt cntublati^rz. [fol. 
 
 Cahcade, Ku-s-ku'l, n. u .*m'>l kutunikt; a wttter- 
 Cascarilla, Kad-ka-ril-u, ». de bc^rkor de Kru- 
 
 toii KiLskariln: a tijiiik. 
 Caue, Kui, II. a b<ik.-i: a Jet; a kuvcr;— kondijon; 
 
 atut: — a knx in kurt; au iaflc-kjun <iv n'«ni. 
 Cask, Vita, r. t. tu put in u kiu; tu kuvcr, tu 
 
 enka.i. [KL-<|d, az |urn. 
 
 CaHEHardex, Ka.'-hqrd-n, r. t. tu bi^rdii on de 
 CABE-K.NirE, Kn^-nif, n. a tabl nif. 
 Cahemate. Kti.i-mat, n. a k|nd ov muMi]): a vult. 
 Casematei>, Ka-i-inat-ed, ji. fumijt widu kafmat. 
 Casement, Ka.i-mout, n. a [iqrt i>v a wiiidu opn 
 
 ig u|]«in hinjet: — a kjnd ov muldiy. 
 Caseous, Ka-Je-u.s a. rez^mbliu cez. 
 Caber.v, Kii-zt--m. n. a lojijj for isjljcri. 
 Case-shot, Ka.'i-Jot, n. (urn or bulet^ unkiuzd in 
 
 a \Mi. [U ka«. 
 
 Casework, Ka!<-wurm, n. a wunn dat mak:< iu<elf 
 Casu, KnJ, II. muni; rtnii muni; kirn: bagk nuli<. 
 Cash, KuJ, t°. t. tu pa muni for; tu turn intu 
 
 muni. 
 Casbbook, KaJ-buk, n. a buk in hwiq akvnts 
 
 ov muni (jr kept. 
 C.\siiEW-NL'T, Ka-Ja>-nut, >i. frcot ov de kaj(6; a 
 
 trr ov de West Index. 
 Cashier, Kaf-er, n. wun hinhasqqrj ot de muni 
 
 - I ASIL 
 
 (^TL 
 
 A8IIIER, Kaf-i 
 in >i bagk, in 
 
 Cashier, KaJ-sr, c. t. tu di-iki^rd: tu di.-<mi:i from 
 
 a \Ks*\ or ■itis: tu brak. 
 Cash KEEPER, KaJ-kep-cr, n. a man bdiix )ntni:<t- 
 
 ed wid muni. [kuntri bwt^r fvr:«t inad. 
 
 Ca^umkrb, K&J-mtr, n. a Jol ku kold from de 
 Cashoo, KiJ-Ok, n. de gum or ji^.i ov an Indian 
 
 trt. [kas. 
 
 Casino, Ka-i-ig, n. akt ov kuvcrig: a kuvrrig; a 
 Cask. Kii«k, n. a holo wudn vi-*icl; a barvl. 
 Casket, K;i.i-kut, n. a Kmol bokn for j>ielz. 
 CAflyuE, Ka»k, n. a helraot; qnuor for de hcd. 
 Cassada. Ka-s^-da, »r Kiu-a-da, n. a plant. 
 Cassatiox, Ka-mi-Jon, n. a repelig or mnkio vffd. 
 Cassava, Ka-sa-vu, »r Kin-a-va, n. a uprjez or 
 
 stqrij Of fekyt^la; a plant from hwi^ tapiuka iz 
 
 fiinnd. 
 Cassia. KaJ-i-u, n. a Rwrt «piii: a trt. 
 Cassidoxy, Ki!<-i-do-ni, n. u plant: a mineral. 
 Cassimere. Ka-i-i-mtr, n. <x tin wulcn klot: — 
 
 ritii.iUcj tkfrii^mfrt:) k^niroer. 
 Cassino. Ka.i-t'-nu, n. a gam at kqrdi. [bfrd. 
 
 Cassiowart, Kas-i-Lk-wa-ri, n. a toy itilt-legd 
 Cassock, K:'iJ-ok, n. a lug undrr gqrmcnt ov a 
 
 prtjt. 
 
 Castellated, Kis-tcl-at-ed, a. fonnd lik a kaKl. 
 
 I. de akt ov f«jr- 
 
 [hwel. 
 
 viol:— a 
 
 Ca«ter,s, Kd.xt-en, n. pi. a fram for holdin botlt. 
 
 Castigate, Kas-ti-gat, r. t. tu qaj)t{i: tu korekt. 
 
 Castioatig.n, Ka^j-ti-ga-Jon, ii. punijmcnt; c^- 
 
 tiziu>-ut. 
 Castiuator, Kas-ti-ga-tor, n. wun hiD kor^kt«. 
 Castioatory, Kaj-ti-ga-t£>-ri, A. tcndig tu kor- 
 ekt. 
 Castile-soap, Kas-tel-sup, n. a pqr kind ov sop. 
 Casting, Ku^t-io, n. de akt ov troig, kastip, er 
 
 f'sndifl: d vi-.iol or tig ka.^t. 
 Casti.\g-net, K<i.<t-ig-net, n. a net tu be trun. 
 Casti.no-vote, Kdst-ig-vot, n. de vut hwicj kasle 
 
 de balans hwenupiuyonz qr ekwali divjded. 
 Castle, Kds-I, h. « fortres or fortif^d his. 
 Castled, Kds-ld, a, fumijt wid kaslz. 
 Castleev, Kds-l-ri, ii. de guvemment ova kasl. 
 iTLET, Kii.-<-lut, n. a smol kasl. 
 LI.NO, Kuft-lig, n. an uborjon; — a. abortiv. 
 OR. K(is-tor, n. [Z.] a bever; wanovde Twini 
 or .Icniiiij; a hwel. [in a bever. 
 
 CA.'^TOKtLii, Kas-tu-re-um, n. [Z.] mater f'snd 
 Caster-oil, Kda-ter-tfl, n. an ffl from de palma 
 
 KrUti. 
 
 C ASTRA MET ATI o.v. Kas-tra-me-tA-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov toriuig k.'uu|i^. 
 Castrate, K.ii-trat, r. t. tu emAskqlat; tu geld, 
 Castratio.v, Kas-tra-Jon, n. de akt ov geldig er 
 
 k.v<trHtig. 
 Castrel. K.M-trcl, n. a kjnd ov hok. 
 Castrensiak, Kas-tr^n-Jan, a. brli'toigtua kamp. 
 C.\8Tbteel, Ka.-'t-stel, n. stel dat haz bin fqzd in 
 
 u knii.-iibl, and den kat>t intu bqn. 
 Casual, Knjt-q al, a. aksidental; fortqitu*. 
 Casually, K:\^ q-al-i, ail. akiiidontali. [qal. 
 
 CA8fALN|.jis. K;ij-q-al-ne<, n. stat ov brig kaj- 
 Casualty. K.iij-q-al-ii, n. aksident; oani<. 
 Casuist, K:r<-qi-i, n. wun hoj studii and setli 
 
 kn.oez ov konJ.'n.<. 
 Casuistic, Kaj-q-iitik, > a. rrlalig tukas- 
 
 Casuistical. Kaj-q-i.-t-i-kal, < ei ov konJen«. 
 Casuistry, K:ij-q-i*t-ri. n. At «ienaova ki^qist. 
 Cat, Kat, n. an aniniiil; a kind ov Jip;— a trjiiod. 
 Catabaptist, Kat-a-bap-tist, n. an oponent oT 
 
 baptizm. 
 Cataciiresis, Kat-a-krf -sis, n. a mctafor.de abqs 
 
 ov u tro]'. 
 Catachrestical, Kat-a-kr^-ti-kal, a. farst; fqr- 
 
 flMjI. 
 
 Cataclysm, Kat-a-klis-m, «. a deliu;— a f'ser-bal. 
 Catacomb. Kat-a-kum, n. a kav for de berial 
 
 ov At d-d. 
 Catacoustics, Kat-a-kt£>«-tik<. n. pi. At «teM oT 
 
 rrliekt'sl ."'xndz. 
 Catadioptric, Kat-a-diiSp-trik, I a. rrfl^k- 
 Catadioptrical, Kat-a-di-6p-tri-kal,| tig lit.
 
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 CAU 
 
 Catageaph, Kat-a-graf, ti. ds ferst draft ov a 
 
 piktyiir. 
 Catalectic, Kat-a-lek-tik, a. wontig a silabl. 
 Catalepsy, Kat-a-lep-si, n. a Ijt kjnd ov apo- 
 
 pleksi. 
 Catalogue, Kat-a-log, «•• a list ov namz ov per- 
 son z, or ov de titlz ov biaks, &s. 
 Catalogue, Kat-a-log, v. t. tia mak a list ov. 
 Catalpa, Ka-tal-pa, n. a Iqrj fluerii) trg. 
 Catamaran, Kat-a-ma-ran, «. a sort ov raft. 
 Catamenia, Kat-a-mg-ni-a, n. muntli floirjz. 
 Catamount, Kat-a-munt, n. a wjld-kat. 
 Catapasm. Kat-a-paz-in,«.a niikstyi|rov p-yderz. 
 Cataphonics, Kat-a-fon-iks, n. pi. de doktrin ov 
 
 reflekted S3ndz. 
 Catapueact, Kat-a-frakt, n. a hersman in kom- 
 
 plet qrmor. [plaster. 
 
 Cataplasm, Kat-a-plaz-m, n. a poltis; a soft 
 Catapult, Kat-a-pult, n. an anjent militari en- 
 
 jin. 
 Cataract, Kat-a-rakt, n. a weterfel; — a dizEz in 
 
 ds J. [noz; a kold; infli^enza. 
 
 Cataeeh, Ka-tqr, n. a disqqrj ov fhi,id from dt 
 Cataeehal, Ka-tqr-al, ) a. relatii) tu a katqr 
 Cataeehous, Ka-tqr-us, i er kold; inkrsst se- 
 
 krfjon ov mqkus. 
 Catasteeism, Ka-tas-ter-iz-m, n. a konstelajon er 
 
 a plasiij aniug de stqrz. [kalamiti. 
 
 Catastrophe, Ka-tas-tro-fg, n. a fjnal event; 
 Catcall, Kat-kol, n. a smel skwekii) instraiment. 
 Catch, Kaq, v. t. \i. ket &r kaqt, ps. kaqii), kot 
 
 er kaqt; ] tia la hold on wid de hand; tu. sez; tia 
 
 stop; txa ensn4r: tu tak; tu resev. 
 Catch, Kaq, i-. i. tu be kontajus; tu la hold. 
 Catch, Kaq, n. segtj^r; an advdntaj takn; a snaq; 
 
 a hold; eni tii) dat kaqez; a sog, er pqrt ov a soi), 
 
 suij in suksejon. 
 Catchee, Kaq-er, n. de person er tig dat kaqez. 
 Catching, Kaq-ig, pp. a. apt tu kaq; kontajus. 
 Catchpenny, Kaq-pen-i, n. a wurtles publikajon. 
 Catchpoll, Kaq-pol, n. a sqrjent; a bumbalif. 
 Catchup Kaq-up, j ^^^ ^^ kondiment. 
 
 Catsup, Kat-sup, ) 
 
 Catchword, Kaq-wurd, n. de last ward in a paj. 
 Catechetic, Kat-E-ket-ik, ) a. konsistig ov 
 
 Catechetical, Kat-e-ket-i-kal, i kwestyonzand 
 
 anserz. [yon and anser. 
 
 Catechetically, Kat-e-ket-i-kal-i, ad. bj kwest- 
 Catechise, Kat-e-kjz, v. t. tu instriikt bj kwest- 
 
 yonz and anserz; tu kwestyon; tu interogat. 
 Catechiser, Kat-e-kjz-er, n. wun hcD katelqzez. 
 Catechism, Kat-e-kiz-m, n.a ferm ov instrukjon, 
 
 bj kwestyonz and anserz; an elementari buk. 
 Catechist, Kat-8-kist, ». wun hm teqez de kat- 
 
 ekizm. [and anser. 
 
 Catechistical, Kat-e-kis-ti-kal, a. bj kwestyon 
 Catechu, Kat-e-kvi, n. a br'sn astrinjent ekstrakt 
 
 obtand in India. 
 Catechumen, Kat-e-ki^-men, n. wun hca iz yet 
 
 in de riDdiments ov Kristyianiti; a pq,pil litl ad- 
 
 vdnst. 
 Categoeical, Kat-e-gor-i-kal, a. absolqt; pozi- 
 
 tiv; ekspres. [pozitivli. 
 
 Categoeically, Kat-£-g6r-i-kal-i, ad. direktli; 
 Categoey, Kat-e-go-ri, «. a seriez ov jdeaz; a 
 
 klas: a predikament. 
 Catenarian, Kat-e-na-ri-an, a. relatig tu a qan. 
 Catenary, Kat-e-na-ri, n. a kurv Un fermd bj 
 
 a rop or qan suspended bi bot endz. 
 Catenate, Kat-e-nat, v. t. tu konekt bj Ijnz. 
 Catenation, Kat-e-na-Jon, n. a regyn,lar konck- 
 
 Jon. 
 Catee, Ka-ter, v. i. tu prokqr er provjd focid. 
 Cateeee, Ka-ter-er, n. a provjder: purvaor. 
 Cateeess, Ka-ter-es, n. a wuman emplffd tu 
 
 kater. 
 
 Catebpillae, Kat-er-pil-ar, n. de Iqrva er wurra 
 
 Stat ov buterfljz and uder insckts; — a plant. 
 Caterwaul, Kat-er-wel, v. i. tu mak a nerz az 
 Gates, Kats, n. pi. dautiz; vjandz; fcod. [kats. 
 Catfish, Kat-fiJ, n. a fij ov'de Jqrk kjnd. 
 Catgut, Kat-gut, n. a strig for mqzikal instr(%- 
 
 ments; — a spejez ov linen er kanvas. 
 Catharist, Kat-a-rist, n. wun hoa klamz grat 
 
 pqriti. ^ Qip. 
 
 Catiiaepings, Kat-hqrp-igz, n.p?. smel rops in a 
 Cathaetic, Ka-tqr-tik, n. a purjig medisin. 
 Cathartic, Ka-tqr-tik, / a. purgativ; klenz- 
 
 Cathartical, Ka-tqr- ti-kal, \ ig. 
 Cathead, Kat-hed, n. a pes ov timber; — an apl. 
 Cathedra, Kat-e-dra, »/• Ka-te-dra, n. [Gfr.]<i. 
 
 q^r; de set ov a person in etoriti. 
 Cathedral, Ka-te-dral, n. de hed ^urq ov a 
 
 dioses. [dral. 
 
 Cathedral, Ka-te-dral, a. relatig tu a kate- 
 Cathetee, Kat-e-ter, n. an instrcoment tu dreof 
 
 yq,rin. 
 Gatholes, Kat-holz, ji. pi. ioi litl holz astern in 
 
 a Jip. [eral. 
 
 Catholic, Kat-o-lik, a. yTj^niversal; jeneral; lib- 
 Catholic, Kat-o-lik, n. a Roman Katolik; a Pa- 
 pist. 
 Catholicism, Ka-tol-i-siz-m, n.. de doktrin ov, er 
 
 adherens tu, de Katolik qurg; liberaliti; Iqrjnes 
 
 ov nijnd. 
 Catholicity, Kat-o-lis-i-ti, «. de doktrin ov, or 
 
 adherens tu, de Katolik qurc; Katolisizm. 
 Catholicize, Ka-tol-i-sjz, v. t. tu bekiim a Kat- 
 olik. [a panased. 
 Catholicon, Ka-tol-i-kon, n. a yi^niversal remedi; 
 Catkin, Kat-kin, n. a kind ov infloresens; ament. 
 Catling, Kat-lig, n. a dismemberig njf; katgut. 
 Catmint, Kat-mint, ) n. a strog-sented, perenial 
 Catnip, Kat-nip, i plant. 
 Cat-o-nine-tails, Kat-o-nju-talz, n. a hwip wid 
 
 njn lajez. [vijon. 
 
 Catopsis, Ka-top-sis, n. a morbid kwiknes ov 
 Catoptrical, Ka-top-tri-kal, a. relatig tu ka- 
 
 toptriks. 
 Catoptrics, Ka-top-triks, «. jjI. dat pqrt ov op- 
 
 tiks hwiq trets ov reflekted vijon. 
 Catopteon, Ka-top-tron, n. a kjnd ov optik glas. 
 Catpipe, Kat-pjp, ji. a skwekig pjp; a katkel, 
 Cat's-eye, Kats-j, «. a spejez ov kwerts keld sun- 
 
 ston. 
 Cat"s-foot, Kats-fut, n. de gr-snd-jvi; a plant. 
 Cat's-pa"W, Kats-pe, n. a dqp; de instrcnment ov 
 
 aniider. 
 Catsup, Kat-sup, n. a sos. Se ( Catchup.) 
 Cattle, Kat-1, n. pl. bests ov pastyq,r, az oksn, 
 
 k'sz, &s. 
 Cattle-show, Kat-l-Jo, n. an ekshibijon ov do- 
 
 mestik animalz fer prjzez, er de enkdrajrnent ov 
 
 agrikultyqr. 
 Caucasian, Ko-ka-Jan, ) a. pertanig tu M-snt 
 Caucasean, Ke-ka-se-an, ( Kekasus in fijia. 
 Caucus, Ke-kus, n. a metig prcparatori tu an 
 
 elekjon. 
 Caudal, Ke-dal, a. relatig tu de tal ov an animid. 
 Caudate, Ke-dat, ( , . . , 
 Caudated, Ke-dat-ed, i ^- ^avigatal. 
 Caudle, Ke-dl, n. a mikstyi^r ov win, groiel, &s. 
 Cauf, Kef, n. a qest wid holz tu kep fij aljv in. 
 Caught, Kot, i. and />. from Kag. Se {Catch.) 
 Cauk, Kek, n. sulfat ov barjtez; a sort ov npqr. 
 Caukee, Kok-er, ) 7i. a prominens in de hel ov a 
 Caukin, Kek-in, j horsjo); kekin; kork. 
 Caul, Kel, n. a membran kuverig de intestinz; 
 
 a kjnd ov net. 
 Caulescent, Ko-les-ent, a. havig a herbajus stem 
 
 bq,rig bot levz and fruktifikajon. [stek. 
 
 Caulifeeous, Ke-lif-er-us, a. havig a stem er
 
 CAV 
 
 CEN 
 
 CACLirLOWE*. Km li-H'S-or, n. Q »f«/f»..T ImImJ. 
 CaI'LIS, K'l III", «. [/-• ^ "^'^ '"■ ti-rlxijuK «U-IU. 
 
 Caihablk, Ki<x-:t-ljl. a. dat iiiu be ki>rU. 
 Causa homokis, K«>-aa bo-n6-ru, [Z.j f«r dc Mk 
 
 ov ouor. 
 Cai'SAL, K'Jx-ttl, a. rtlulio tu.ur cWsprf'-nij), u k»x. 
 CaISALITV, Ko-iali-li, n. dt iijrn«i nv u kux; 
 
 i I'Kifii.f dit tukuiti uv tra^fio k>>z and i-ffkl. 
 ('a I s^TlOX, Ko-ui-^oii, u. dr akt i>v kflxig. 
 Cai^ativk. Ki»z-«-tiv, a. dat ek-'presei u kox. 
 J'ai BATivtLY, Kux-a-tiv-li, ad. ina ki>xatir maner. 
 Caihatok, Ko-iii-tor, n. wuD hdi koxvz. 
 C'AlBt. K>«x, H. dat hwi<; jirudn'it.x an cft-kt; rem; 
 
 uiutiv; objekt; ."jJ; jmrti; *\\\.. 
 ('a I si:, K<«, r. /. tu efekt ax an iijont; tu prudi'i-i. 
 Cai si.LKMH, K>>z-li-!<, n. havii) nu kux; f;ritiiUlei<. 
 Cai sKLUWLV, K.'a-lcs-U, jiJ. wid»t kiiz or rexn. 
 C'ai.sklliw.hkbs, Kiix-lc<-nM, m. At stat ov bcig 
 
 k.<iU-.; prMi'lK-s. 
 Cai RUi. K<it-tT. n. WUD hijt> kuxcz; de ajvDt. 
 C'ai hKWAT. kux-wa, I N. u wa or rud, raid and 
 ('Aiscr. K»ii-i, i pavd. 
 
 Cai'hidical, Ko-«td-i-kAl, ». rclutig tu an advo- 
 
 kat. [!<tan«. 
 
 Caustic, KiM-tik, n. a korodiQ and burnig sub- 
 ("aistic, KtH-tik, I \. ■ \ 1- 
 
 C.M.r.cAL, K.k-ti-kal. i *• ^"""0= ''"^"^'O- 
 *M >riL'iTr, Kost-tu-i-ti, n. Ac kwoliti uv brig 
 
 V. . (ik. [kw<tik. 
 
 ( Ai -ri' Mss, K<Wi-tik-nc«, n. At kwoliti ov brig 
 ( AI riini >,. Ku-le-liu, a. ksjuit; w{li: kunig. 
 ( AI ii.it. k'i-ttT. II. a urig, hot jurn. 
 < M M Kl^M. K''> tiT-ix-tn, fi.df iipliknjiin ov kotcri. 
 ( AI riJiiZATiu.<«, Ko-tcr-i-xa-/ou, n. At akt ov 
 
 k<iuriri(). [a hot jura. A". 
 
 rAL°Ti:Kizt:, K<)-lcr-ix, r. t. tu burn or .«kqr wid 
 Cal'Tkbizko. Kij-ter-jzd, p. m. burnt tjr wrd wid 
 
 a hut |uru. [wid a hot { 
 
 CaI'TKRIziso, Ko-ter-ji-ip. n, dt aktov bumi: 
 Cai TLiiV, K'-t' r-i, n. an jum for burnig: u ki 
 Cai iiiiN, k ■ i;, I,. jiroVKK-nl k.ir; uilv|.-; pntiden.* 
 
 tor>^t; 1 pru.* i_';iimri prrsojit; a womii). 
 Caitio.h, ko/un, r. t. tu giv notis ov danjcr 
 
 tu worn. (ij. 
 
 Cai'tioxart. K»-Jon-Q-ri, a. givn aza plcj; wom- 
 Caitu)IS, K<'>-Ju.'<, a. w^ri; wfxjful. 
 Cactioi'slv, Ko-/u<-li, ad. in a koju.s manrr. 
 ('AfTlofSMas, Ko-Ju^i-nw, n. wt^jfulnes; vijilan.-i. 
 CavaU-'adi:, kuv-al-kiid, n. a pruvcjon on hor<- 
 
 bak. Lwun ov At \»\c\.\ ov Cqrix I. 
 
 Cavalilr, Kav-a-Wr, n. an qmKl hxrxinan: a njt: 
 Cavaliek, Kav-a-l^r, a. pi: brav; di.idauful: hoti. 
 Cavalii^bly, Kav-a-lc'r-li, ad. butili: dii'danfuli. 
 CAVALitK.N'Eas, Kav-a-Ur-Dca, n. di^lanful kon- 
 
 dukt. 
 Cavauit, Kav-al-ri, n. militari tnii)r< on bors«z. 
 CAVATt, Ka-vat, r. t. tu dig nt and mak holu. 
 Catateka, Kav-a-t^-na, n. [Jt.] a Jort ^r wid a 
 
 sckund Jiqrt. 
 Cavk, Kav, ■. a kavem; a groto; a den: a mI. 
 Cavk, Khv, r. t. tu mak holu; — r. «. tu fol in. 
 CAVtAT, Kavt-at, ». (Z.) a proeea in lo tu *top 
 
 pruordiot. (veat. 
 
 CAVtATwfc, Ka-Tt-«-tor, n. wun hA cnton a kri- 
 '^AVtEs, Kiv-cm, n. a holo pla.<i in dr gr'Snd; a 
 Cavi.k>»:ii. Kiv-prnd, a. ful ov kavi-mx. [kav. 
 CAvrasota, Kav irn-UA, a. ful ov kavcrnx. 
 Cav».-vh)>, Kiv-v.t-on, ■. [ /r.J a aurt uv ntji band 
 
 f'lT a h»wn. 
 CAViAtt. Kav-er, n. [ />.] fiDd or ns prti^ from 
 
 dr rox ov a Starjon, eU. [k^rp- 
 
 Cavii^ K&v-il, r. ». tu rat kap/iu objek/onz; tu 
 Catil. K4v-il, *. t. tu trtt wid objrkjoaa. 
 Cavil, Kav-il, n. a fols or kap/ua ubjek/on: a 
 aufiim. (j^ktig. 
 
 Catillatioii, Kav-i-lii-|on, n. At praktij ov ob- i 
 
 ' 'itant. 
 kap/ux. 
 .ver imps. 
 
 "r krb. 
 ■ kru. 
 
 CAViLLta, Kiv-il-cr, a. u 
 
 Cavili-ois, Kiv-il-uj, a. 
 Cavi.1I, Kav-in, n. [}'r ■• i 
 Catitv, Kav-i-ti, n. 
 Caw, Ko, r. I. tu ki 
 ('aw. Km, /(. dr kr| .,» li 
 CAYtN-Nt, Kii-en, M. u pui. ;. r. 
 
 Cayma.n, Kii -man, n. At i. i ...aaVat. 
 
 Cazic, I Ka-zrk, n. a tjU ov an Indian (jrf ( 
 CAZIglK, \ fum trjbx ov Indiani in M-k>iku^ 
 CtAUt, .Sr.", r. I. tu Irv of; lu fn' 
 <'KAHtLUw, Se'!t-le», a. wid'Bt «t. 
 CfcAcitLUHLT, Sfs-le.H-li, a<y. wi I - li-ttt- 
 
 CtciTV, ."^r-.'fi-li, H. bl{n<Jnea. ' " laotlL 
 
 Ci-UAU, Sr-dur, n. u Iqrj cvi-rjfrtn trr. 
 Ckdab.v, .*^i-dani, a. brlugig tu At urdar Irr. 
 CtDE, Std, r. t. tu ytld: tu rtiin; tu giv up. 
 Cedilla, Sc-dil-a, n. a mqrk under At U-t^r c, in 
 
 I""ruu<;, Jui{j dut it iiun<ix \\k ». 
 CtDBiSK. ."^t-drin, a. briogig tu At .ifd<ir trr. 
 Ckil, Sri, r. t. tu orcrlu or kuvir dr iuer rtbf. 
 Cbili.n'O, ."^rl-ig, «. dt kuverigov de incr ntif. 
 Cela.ndime, Sel-un-din, n. u plant: 8wol<j-wurt. 
 Celatlbe, Sel-a-tqr, ii. dt qrt ov engravig. 
 Cellbb\TE, .'^el-r-brut, r. /. tu prux; tu ekiit^l; 
 
 tu onor: tu di.ttiggwij bj rjlis; tu koiMmurat. 
 Celebbated, Sel-r-brat-cd, /(. a. remind; famiu; 
 
 i-U''"'"'- [bratig: j.rax. 
 
 Celebbatio.v, Sel-t-bru-ion, n. At akt ov vele- 
 Celebbatob, Sel-r-bra-t«r, n. wun bdi «elrbrat«. 
 Celebbity, Se-l^b-ri-ti, n. fnm: rrn-*n: di!<tigk;on. 
 Celebity, St-ler-i-ti, «. -u , Mill; sjitd. 
 
 Celebv, Sel-cr-i, h. u plui ilad. 
 
 Celestial, .^r-le-^t-yal, a. : .i;il. 
 
 (^ELiATiAL, Sr-le-tt-yal, n. iiij utiiaUunl ov hern. 
 Celejstially, Sr-lt'.-<t-yal-i, ad. in a hevnli maner. 
 CSLEJ>TI.\E, .^^t'l-eji-tin, n. a uiugk ov a rrlijuxordez. 
 '^•lAC, .Se-li-ak. a. reliitig tu At beli. 
 
 IBACY, Sdl-i-ba-!<i,«/r St-lib-a-si, «. an unmar- 
 Id ("tat: fiygl \^i. 
 Cell, Sfl, u. a «iuel, kltw ni>m; a kaviti; a kav. 
 ('ellab, .Svl-ur, II. a ronn in de grsnd underabvt. 
 Ckllabag£, Sel-ar-aj, n. vhta ov a Mskir; a aekir. 
 Cellabeb, S<51-af-er, J , , 
 
 Cellabist, S«l-ar-i»t, 1 "• ** ^'*""- 
 (^ELLIEEBOUS, S«l-if-er-UA, a. prcxlqoig »di. 
 Cellilab, Sel-yn-lar, a. kooiiistig ov tt\M at 
 
 kavitiz. 
 Celtic, SeUik, **■ Kel-tik, a. rclatlg tu dc Setts, 
 Ceusitlde, S<51-.M-tqd, n. hjt; citvajon. (or Goli, 
 f^ELTlC, Sel-tik, a. dt laggwaj ov de StlU. 
 Celts, St-lta, n. /7. de an/t-ut inhabitanla ov (M. 
 Ceme.nt, Scnj-cnt, wr St-ment, n. a sub^tana hwi^ 
 
 yqnii^: uwrtar. [Mneat. 
 
 Ceme.nt, Sc-ment, r. t. tu jr^nit bj de yqa o* 
 Ceme.nt, Sr-tnent, r. i. tu kLhrr, tu junju 
 Ceme.\t.\tiox, Sem-«n-ta-;uD, n. dc akt ov «- 
 
 mentig. (ri^ta. 
 
 CKME.vrEB, Sc-wt'nt-er, n. di p^non er ligdat 
 Cemetery, S^m-r-tcr-i, n. a plas, 4rca, er cdific, 
 
 hvTijr dr dfd qr berid. 
 CE.fATOBY, Sen-B-t«jr-i, a. rtlatig tu enper. 
 Cenobite, Scn-u-b{t, n. a mugk ba> live in a 
 
 kouqniti. (oitj. 
 
 Ck-vositicai, S«n-o-bit-i-kal, a. livig in konii- 
 Cenoby, S^n-o-bi, h. a plu hw%r p».T»<inx liv tu- 
 
 K^dir. (berid rUfawv- 
 
 Ce.notaph, S^n-o-taf, n. a mdoTrimrnt for wun 
 ('knsic, .S«itf, n. a rat: a Uk«: »cuiu«. 
 Cessk, .^en.i, c. I. tu {«crfqiu wid wdun. 
 Censer, S^n-»er, n. o pan in hwiq inst-ns it bamt 
 CE.N80B, S«n-aur, a. an ofijtcr uv an/ent Kom b* 
 
 W..X an ins[>^ktor ov morali; a {«n/i|rcr. 
 CEAiiOBiAL, Sen-ct^-ri-al, a. ful ov ccQjqr, sra- 
 
 Mjriu-. [•eaaoriaL 
 
 Cknsokiaji, San-a^ri-sA, a. rclati^ tu a soaMr;
 
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 60 
 
 CHA 
 
 Censorious, Sen-su-ri-us, a. adikted tvx senjq,r: 
 
 sevEr. [maner. 
 
 Censoriously, Sen-s6-ri-us-li, ad. in a sensorius 
 Censoeiousness, Sen-s6-ri-us-nes, n. a dispo- 
 
 zijon tia reproq. 
 Censorship, Sen-sor-Jip, ». de ofis ov a sensor. 
 Censurable, Sen-Jn-ra-bl, a. kulpabl; felti. 
 Censurableness, Sen-Jvi-ra-bl-nes, n. blamabl- 
 Censurably, 8en-Jn,-ra-bli, ad. kulpabli. [nes. 
 Censure, 8en-Ji|r, n. impi^tajon ov rog; blam; 
 
 rfpraq: ji^dijal sentens. 
 Censure, Sen-Jx^r, v. i. tu blam; tu kondem. 
 Censure, Sen-Ji^r, v. i. tu. juj. 
 Censurer, Sen-Ji|,-rer, n. wun hcD blamz. 
 Census, Sen-sus, n. an ofijal ennmerajon ov ds 
 
 inhabitants ov a kuntri. 
 Cent, Sent, n. an Amerikan koper kern. 
 Centage, Sent-aj, n. rat bj de sent er hundred. 
 Centaur, Sen-tor, n. a fabyixlus bsii), hqf man 
 
 and hqf hors; ds flrqer in dg zodiak. 
 Centenarian, Sen-tE-na-ri-an, n. a person wun 
 
 hundred yErz old. [hundred. 
 
 Centenary, Sen-ten-a-ri, n. dE number ov a 
 Centennial, Sen-ten-i-al, a. konsistiij ov, er kom- 
 
 pktiij, Q hundred ysrz. 
 Centesimal, Sen-tes-i-mal, a. hundredt. 
 Centifolious, Sen-ti-f6-li-us, a. havig a hun- 
 dred levz. [dEgrez. 
 Centigrade, Sen-ti-grad, a. havi^ a hundred 
 Centiloquy, Sen-til-o-kwi, n. a hundred-fold 
 
 diskors. 
 Centime, Son-tern, n. [i^.J a hundredt pqrt ov a 
 
 fragk; a hundredt pqrt. 
 Centipede, Sen-ti-ped, n. a pO'znus insekt. 
 Cento, Sen-to, n. a kompozijon fermd bj versez 
 
 er pasajez from varius etorz. [seuter. 
 
 Central, Sen-tral, a. lElatig tia, er plast in de 
 Centrality, Sen-tral-i-ti, n. de stat ov bsii) 
 
 sentral. [sentraljzi:g. 
 
 Centralization, Sen-tral-i-za-Jbn, «, de ak't ov 
 Centralize, Sen-tral-jz, v. t. tia mak sentral. 
 Centrally, Sen-tral-i, ad. in a sentral maner. 
 Centre, Sen-ter, n. de sentral pffnt; de egzakt 
 Centre, Sen-ter, v. t. tu plas on a senter. [midl. 
 Centre, Sen-ter, i>. i. tu be in de midst. 
 Centre-bit, Sen-ter-bit, n. a tool for drilig holz. 
 Centric, Sen-trik, ) ^ ^ ■ a ^ 
 
 Centrical, S6n-trik-al, \ ^- P^"^* '° *^ ^'^''*«""- 
 Centrically, Sen-tri-kal-i, ad. in a sentrikal 
 
 sityi^ajon. [trik. 
 
 Centricity, Sen-tris-i-ti, n. de stat ov beii) sen- 
 Centrifugal, Sen-trif-yTj,-gal, a. fljii) from de 
 
 senter. [senter. 
 
 Centripetal, Sen-trip-e-tal, a. tendig tu de 
 Centry, Sen-tri, n. a sentinel. Se {Sentry.) 
 Centumviri, Sen-tdm-vi-rj, n. pi. [Z.] de hun- 
 dred jujez in de Roman repdblik. 
 Centuple, Sen-tq,-pl, a. [Fr.] a hundred fold. 
 Centuple, Sen-tq-pl, v. t. tu multiplj a hundred 
 
 fold. [hundred fold. 
 
 Centuplicate, Sen-tq-pli-kat, v. t. tu mak a 
 Centuriate, Sen-t4-ri-at, v. t. tu divjd intu 
 
 hundredz. 
 Centuriator, Sen-tq-ri-a-tor, ) n. a historian 
 Centurist, S6n-tq,-rist, i hcD distiggwij- 
 
 ez tjm bj s6ntTi,riz. 
 Centurion, Sen-tii-ri-on, n. a Roman militari 
 
 ofiser, hot) komdnded a hundred men. 
 Century, Sen-tq-ri, n. a period ov wun hundred 
 
 yerz: a hundred. 
 Cephalic, Se-fal-ik, a. relatig tu de bed. 
 Cepheus, Se-fe-us, n. a konstelajon in de ner- 
 
 dcrn hemisfer. 
 Ceraceous, Se-ra-Jus, a, waks-ljk; partakii) ov 
 
 de natyqr ov waks. 
 Cerastes, Se-ras-tez, n. a serpent havig hernz. 
 
 Cerate, Se-rat, n. an ffntment ov eri and waks. 
 Cere, Ser, v. t. tu kuver wid waks; tu waks. 
 Cere, Ser, n. de naked skin on a heks bil. 
 Cereal, Se-re-al, a. pertanii) tu edibl granz. 
 Cerealia, Se-re-a-li-Q, n. pi. [L.] de edibl granz. 
 Cerebellum, Ser-e-bel-um, w. [Z.] de hjnderand 
 
 locr pqrt ov de bran, er dg litl bran. 
 Cerebral, Ser-e-bral, a. pertanig tu dE bran. 
 Cerebrum, Ser-e-brum, n. [Z.] de bran. 
 Cerecloth, Ser-klot, j n. klot dipt in melted 
 Cerement, Ser-ment, i waks er gh^tinus mater. 
 Ceremonial, Ser-e-mo-ni-al, a. relatiij tu sere- 
 
 nioui: farmal. [eksternal rjt. 
 
 Ceremonial, Ser-e-mo-ni-al, n. 'stward ferm: 
 Ceremonious, Ser-e-mo-ni-us, a. ful ov sere- 
 
 moni: formal. [Emonius maner. 
 
 Ceremoniously, Ser-e-mo-ni-us-li, ad. in a ser- 
 Ceremoniousness, Ser-e-mo-ni-us-nes, n. grat 
 
 formaliti. [siviliti. 
 
 Ceremony, Ser-e-mo-ni, n. -stward rjt; ferm ov 
 Cereous, Se-re-us, a. waksn; Ijk waks. 
 Ceres, Se-rez, n. a pagan gudes, de inventor ov 
 
 korn; de nam ov kern deif jd; a planet. 
 Cerium, Se-ri-um, n. a graij-hwjt metal. 
 Cerography, Se-rog-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov engravig 
 
 on waks. 
 Ceeoon, Se-rtfen, n. a bal er pakaj mad ov skinz. 
 Cerrus. Ser-us, 71. [Z.] de biter ok. 
 Certain, Ser-ten, a. Jqr; unduted; rezolvd; un- 
 
 faliij; fikst; regyqlar. 
 Certainly, Ser-ten-li, ad. Jqrli; wid-st fal, 
 Certainness, Ser-ten-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beij) 
 
 serten. 
 Certainty, Ser-ten-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig ser- 
 ten; rEal stat; trtbt; fakt; regyqlariti. [iij. 
 Certificate, Ser-tif-i-kat, n. a testimoni in rjt- 
 Certificate, Ser-tif-i-kat, v. t. tu giv a sertifi- 
 
 kat tu. [sertifjifl. 
 
 Certification, Ser-tif-i-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 Certifier, S^r-ti-fj-er, n. wun hco sertifjz; an 
 
 ajqrer. 
 Certify, Ser-ti-f j, v. t. tu giv serten informajon. 
 Certiorari, Ser-Je-o-ra-rj, n. [L.] a rit i/qig 
 • -St ov a sqperior kort tu an inferior wun. 
 Certitude, Ser-ti-tqd, 71. sertenti. 
 Cerulean, Se-rdb-le-an, ( 1 • 1 1 1 1,1 
 Ceruleous, SE-ra.-le-us, I ^- ^^l-kulord; blq. 
 Cerulific, Ser-q-lif-ik, a. prodqsig a bh^ kulor. 
 Cerumen, Se-rcfc-men, n. [Z.] de waks ov de er. 
 Ceruse, Se-rds, n. hwjt led: kqrbonat ov led. 
 Cervical, Ser-vi-kal, a. belogiij tu de nek. 
 Cervine, Ser-vin, a. pertanii) tu de der kjnd. 
 Cesarean, SE-za-re-an, a. ds Sezarean operajon 
 
 iz de akt ov kutii) a qjld -st ov de wcom. 
 Cespitose, Ses-pi-tos, a. in Botani, groig in tufts, 
 Cespitous, Ses-pi-tus, a. pertanii) tu turf; turfi. 
 Cess, Ses, v. t. tu rat; tu ases; — n. a. rat; a taks. 
 Cessation, Ses-a-Jon, n. Az akt ov sesig er stopig: 
 
 a stop; a rest; a pez ov hostiliti. 
 Cessavit, Ses-a-vit, n. [Z.] an obsolet rit far 
 
 rekuverii) landz. 
 Cession, SeJ-on, n. retret; de akt ov yeldig. 
 Cessor, Ses-or, n. (Le) wun hco sesez so log ta 
 
 perform a dii,ti az tu inkur de danjer ov le. 
 Cestus, Ses-tus, n. de gerdl er zon ov Venus. 
 Cetacean, Se-ta-Jan, n. de hwal. 
 Cetaceous, Se-ta-Jus, a. ov de hwal kjnd. 
 Cetic, Se-tik, a. pertanig tu de hwal. 
 Cetological, Se-to-loj-i-kal, a. rslatig tu ss- 
 
 toloji. 
 Cetologist, SE-tol-o-jist, »i. wun yerst in de 
 
 natyq,ral histori ov SEtaJus animalz, er de hwal. 
 Cetology, Se-tol-o-ji, n. de naty-qral histori ov 
 
 SEtaJus animalz. 
 Chafe, Caf, v. t. tu fret bj rubig; tu mak aggri. 
 Chafe, Gaf, v. i. tu raj; tu be freted; tu fret.
 
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 61 
 
 CHA 
 
 Chafk, fe'af, ». a frot; in/on; a het; a nij. 
 ClIAKKK, t-'iif-rr, II. WUU ktb (;afit; au ill.sukt. 
 CiiAKKRY, H'lif-tT-i, «. Q furj ill uii jurii mil. 
 CuAFKWAX, (•'lif-wuk-H, II. ill Jij^jLind, mi iifincr 
 
 k»rl"U'0 "•' '^'' I^T"^ (•'aii.sflur, hai tiut dr wulu fur 
 
 dt Krlij) ov riti4. 
 <'iiArK, (-'uf, n. de buskn ov graii; rci't^i; kut ha. 
 L'liAKrcK, ••'af-er, r. I. tu trrt iibiit u Ixirgon; tu 
 CuArvtiR, (■'iif-er, r. /. tu b{; tu ok^i^nj. [hsgl. 
 Chakkkrkr. ••';if-cr-er, >•. wuu hit» ^ifon. 
 Cii ' t-ur-i, n. de akl ov \i\\^ and M.-liu. 
 
 Cii ' if-inq, H. a amol b^>nl uv de jenu:) 
 
 •■> 
 CUA»'V, t'.it-i, a. ful ov 9af; Ijt; fnl; bml. 
 CuAKlxo-uiHH, (•'df-io-di/, n. u jiortubl jput fur 
 CllAUUKK.N, >lk-Krt'ii, II. a ruf-f^iid lodcr. [kuln. 
 C'hauki.n, >ji-gn'n, n. il yniuor; vckMiJun. 
 Chauuin, >^-Kreu, r. t. tu vok.'*; tu t<x; tu 
 
 luiriifj. 
 C'llAi.H, l*'aii, It. a series ov liyk-s or udcr tiyz kmi- 
 
 i>kifd; boiiduj; a fotvr; u buDd;a uiuuuklju kun- 
 
 ckicd iteriei. 
 Chain, (■'an, r. t. tu fasn wid a ^n: tu enslav. 
 (.'IIAINLK.S.S, (•'aii-lo.4, A. hiiviy no ijniii. 
 CUAi.N I'l Mr. »-'iiii|ium|t, II. a |iiiiii|> yiixd in Jijui. 
 C'llAi.v SHOT, b'anj.it, H. buU'U Jii.Mi.l bj u <jan. 
 Chain work, t:'aii-wurk, ». wurk wid liDk.i. 
 CuAiK, i''.\r, II. a uittivubl iicl: u vrdaii. 
 Chairman, (■'i^r-uuni, h. dr |irtz|<liu nfincr ov a 
 
 inrti(| iir iL-unabli; wuii luii kariz <i xrdan. 
 Chaikk. >Lii, n. a toi-hwelil |>lo-a(r karii. 
 Cn AH'KliONV, Kal-«»'(i-u-ni, »«/• K-'il-nt-dij-ni, n. 
 
 ii pi' j 111 Kiuii, k»Kl bw|t ai^t. 
 Chalcitk, Kal-!<ji, ii. nulfat ov Jam, ov a red 
 
 kulor, |iqrjali kaNjiid. ! 
 
 Chalcooraphek, Kal-k6g-ra-fer, n. an engraver' 
 
 in bni--. (jfrnvij) in bro.i. j 
 
 CuALcouRAriiY. Kal-kojj-ra-fi, n. dr qrt ov on- 
 CliALUAic, Kal-dii-ik, a. inTtiniiu iti Kiildeu, uerl 
 
 dr river Ynt'nitei, de Xjiiur ov dc ."^kriptynn. ' 
 Chalulk, Kal-<lr, n. dr hm'^waj or d|ak-kt ov 
 
 Kiililru: A. i>(>r(anig tu Kaldea. I 
 
 CiiALURO.N. ("'nl-dnin,**;' feVil-dron, n, a mo3iir ov 
 
 tiTti-sik.-! bujeli. j 
 
 Chalice, (■'.■il-i'<, u. a kap; a koiuiinyon kap. I 
 ClIALICKl), ♦•'al-iti, a. buviya sol or kuj«. I 
 
 Chalk, (■'ok, n. n hw{t kt^rbonnt nv Ijui. j 
 
 Chalk, (■^ik, c i. tu iii<\rk wid ij-ik. 
 CuALK-riT, t-'-tik-pit, n. ii pit triiin hwiijijok ixdug. 
 CUALKSTO.NK, (■'tik-iton, ii. u kalkiirra.-i koiikrejon 
 
 in dr handz and let ov p^*r.'<onz af^ktod wid de 
 
 Chalky, (•'•'•k-i, a. kon.<i.ttii) ov qik: Ijk c,'<k: hwjt. 
 ClIALLKNUK, (•'al-cnj, r. t. tu k'll tu un^er for 
 
 an <>lea!« b^ kon)b;it; tu akt^z: tu klaui: tu ob- 
 
 j»kt tu. 
 ( HAM KNOK. ••'nl-onj. H. Q Dumonz tu fjt a dqel: a 
 
 1 ■ ' ■ '1 fkxi'pfon ag^nst. (enjd. 
 
 Cii ' • il I'lij-'i-bl, .1. dat ma be <;al- 
 
 Cii • ij "'■'■> "• wun Iko (^jilcnjoz. : 
 
 CiiALiui-ATt;, Ka-lib-c-at, a. iinpn^gnnt^ wid i 
 
 )um. 
 CuALYBCATK, Ka-lib-r-Ht. i». Wilier or cni udtr 
 
 lik>>r koniMnio {am in iiuhjon. 
 Cham. Knm. n. dr i^avcrnnr ov Tcirtari. 
 Cii > ^ . l/r.] de brt ovdedram.az 
 
 . or (I nart'iidcr. 
 Cii > : , n. an apqrtiucnt in an upcr 
 
 Kturi iiv u livx: a bedrdtnu; a nbm: a kaviti; a 
 
 hol.j !<|«<: -a kurt. ! 
 
 CitAMiiER, (•"am-bor, r. i. tu loj: tu be wonlon. ' 
 CiiAMHkR, t-'ikin-bor, r. t. tu Jut up az in a qam- 
 
 bt>r. 
 Chamber I'Oi.NSEL, (■'am-bor-k^n-url, n. a k^oMl- 1 
 
 or hit) givz biz upinyon in prjvni, but daz not 
 
 pici. I 
 
 CiiAMnERKR, (■'dm-ber-«r, n. wun h<& i;amb«n. 
 (.'iiAMULu KkLLuw, (■'aiQ-ber-ftU-u, n. u rxiiin-mRt. 
 CuAMMtuiNu, Kttm-berio, n. intrt'g; wootonuM. 
 Chamueulain, Kuui ber k-n, />. an ofiitcr ov at«t; 
 
 fi niTViiiit tiJj hitz dr kitr ov dr ijiiubon. 
 Chambkrlai.nkhii', (■'ttui-bcr-leu-Jip, n. At oHj ov 
 
 II i;iiiiili<'rU'ii. 
 CuAMUEUMAiii. (■'din-ber-mnd, n. a mad hoi tak< 
 
 kiir ov biilrjiiuz. (gainbrel. 
 
 Chambrel, Kaui-brei, n. a j<rut in a borMM leg: 
 Chameleo.n, Ka-iii^-le-on, n. an animal ov dr lii- 
 
 urd k{iid, liiiiz kulor i^iiijez wid itn (lOziJon tu 
 
 di Iji. 
 
 Chameleonize, Ka-m£-le-on-iz, r. t. tu qanj tu 
 
 UK-iii kulorz. [in. 
 
 Chamkku, Kaiu-fer, r. t. tu (janel: tu kut furot 
 
 Chamois, >liiii-i, i,r >^-uii^, n. a kjiid ov lintrlup 
 
 or w{ld gut, boiz akin iz mud iniu soft Icder, 
 
 k'lld jaini. [umiU.) 
 
 Chamomile, Kam-o-m|l, n. a plant. Se {Cam- 
 CiiAMi', I'amp, c. t. tu bjt; tu tj\: tu derir. 
 CiiAMl', Camp, V. I. tu bjt wid muc akjon. 
 Champaione, >]am-|>t'in, n. a i<|K;rKlio kjnd uv 
 
 w|ii, Iniin >Iiim|«'in in Frun.i. 
 CiiAMi'AioNE. M;iiii-|iiin, n. a flat opn kuntri. 
 Chami'krty, >I;iiu-|H.-r-ti, n. inantcnans ov a man 
 
 ill biz "III, ii|i<')ii kiiiidijon ov havig ix^rt ov dr 
 
 propcrti, it rekiivord. 
 CiiAMnaNUN, >Iam-pin-yon, n. a mu/rdbm. 
 Chami'ION, t-'aui-pi-on, n. ii kombatant; a heru. 
 Chanie. (■an.s n. an event widst an amront koz: 
 
 u tirtiiitut event; ak.iidoDt: furtynn. 
 Chance, Cun.-i, a. fortiiituK; liapnin bj qnns. 
 Chance, C<iii.i, r. i. tu bapu tu ful ist; tu okdr. 
 Chancel, fr'an-sel, n. de eat«m pqrt ov a qurq in 
 
 hwiq de oltar iz plast. 
 Chancellor, (■^in-scl-ur, n. an ofiser or stat er 
 
 ,ov (I viiniv^rsiti; — a juj ov a kurt ov ekwiti or 
 
 yiii''«'ri. (qun.«olor. 
 
 CuANCKLLORaiiir, C<in-!<ol-or-Jip, n. de ofis ov 
 CuANcE-MEiiLEY, Cuni uie*l-li, II. de ku^juKl kil- 
 
 iyov II |ivr>oii, bwcn de slaer izdoiigu l.ifulakt. 
 Chancery, C<iu-scr-i, n. a hj ktirt ov ekwiti. 
 Chances. Cun-!<cz, n. ti/. a brtin(;ovanatisiii,bwi^ 
 
 tri-L'' ov dr probabiliti ov cv^Snt.". 
 Chancue, Mnik-or, n. a venei'cal ulser. 
 CiiANCKnis, >Iank-ru.-<, a. havig JaQkera. 
 Chanheliek, >^iu-del-ir, n. a bruuq far holdig 
 
 kaiullz or lamfKi. [kandlz. 
 
 CiiANULER, tVind-ler, n. wun htH malu and selz 
 Chanulery, C-uiid-lcr-i, ». dc qrtiklz »<jld bj a 
 
 (jiiiidlvr. [a buri. 
 
 Chankrin, C-iii-frin, ii. de fijr |)qrl ov de bcii ov 
 Chanue. Cnnj, c. t. tu put wun tig in de iila.> 
 
 "iv aiiiider.tu olter; tu makdiffrent:tu ck.-k^nj. 
 CuANUE, Cnnj, »i. olteniJ<>n; novelti;— smol muni. 
 Changeable, Cdnj-a-bl, a. subjokt tu ijanj; in- 
 
 kiiii^tant. 
 Chanueablene^s, Cniij-a-bl-nc4, n. in.itabiliti: 
 
 iiiki>|i.>ian-<i. 
 CiiA.NGEABLY, CAnj-a-bli, ad. iukonstantli; vAri- 
 
 abli. 
 CiiANOKKfi^ Ciiiij-ful, a. ful ov cnnj: (;anjabl. 
 <'iiAN(iKi.i':!i8, Ciinj-K'S, a. inviiriabi: knn.-itant. 
 CiiANUELiNU, Ciinj-liu, "• a i^^ld Ivf t or takn in 
 
 At plH'i iiv anddvr: an idiot; wun apt tu ^inj. 
 CiiANOKR, Cjiiij-cr, ft. wun but) (;anjoz. 
 Channel, Can-el, n. de bolu bed ov runigwoter. 
 
 a log kaviti; a stmt; a furu ov a pilar. 
 Channel. C.<in-cl, r. t. tukui in qanclz. 
 Chant, (■'unt, r. /. tusig de qur\j sv'^'i'*: tu«iQ. 
 Chant, Cant, r. i. tu sig. az in dr <;ur\j n^rviii. 
 Chant, (•'unt, n. a sog; a pqrt ov dc ^urt; i«fr»-i» 
 Chanter. C«iut-cr, a. wun b* i^unt.t; u nipcr. 
 Chanticleer. Can-ti-kler, n. a k"ik;a Ud kr»er. 
 CHANTREii8. Cdnt-rc«, R. a wuman boi <fiaU.
 
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 62 
 
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 Chantry, Gdnt-ri, n. a qapel fer prests tu sii) 
 
 mas in. [fi^^jon. 
 
 Chaos, Kh-os, n. a konfx|zd mas ov mater; kon- 
 Chaotic, Ka-6t-ik, a. konfi^zd: indijested. 
 Chap, fc'ap, nr Gop, v. t. tu kkv; tu. split. 
 Chap, fc'ap, n. a krak in de flej; a kleft; an ap- 
 
 erti^^r. 
 Chap, f'op, n. a pqrt ov a bests mist. 
 Chap, t'ap, ». a ber; a ycot: a bjer. 
 Chaparral, Gap-ar-al, «. atiketovevergrenofc. 
 Chape, fc'ap, n. atin plat at de perntovaskabard; 
 
 kaq ov a bukl. 
 Chapeau, Xap-o, «. [/)■.] a hat: a kap. 
 Chapel, fc'ap-el, n. a plas ov publik wurjip. a bild- 
 
 iij er plas ov wurjip siiberdinat tu a qurq. 
 Chapelet, feJap-el-et,/ n. a pq,r ov stenip lerterz, 
 Chaplet, fe'ap-let, j wid sterups. 
 Chapelry, fc'ap-el-ri, n. de jurisdikjon ovaqapel. 
 Chaperon, Xap-er-on, n. [/K]a kjndov hud, er 
 
 kap. [publik. 
 
 Chaperon, Eap-er-on, t\ t. tu atend on a ladi in 
 Chapfallen, fc'op-fel-n, a. haviij ds koer je de- 
 
 prest: dispirited; sjlenst. 
 Chapiter, t'ap-i-ter, n. de k.apit.il ov a kolum. 
 Chaplain, fc'ap-len, ». wun ho perfermz divin 
 
 servis in de qrmi, uavi, a publik bodi, er a fam- 
 
 il'i. 
 Chaplaincy, fc'ap-len-si, ) n. dr of is ov a qap- 
 Chaplainsuip, fe'ap-leu-Jip, i len. 
 Chaplet, fe^ap-let, n. a gqrland er ret f or de bed. 
 Chapman, Cap-man, 7t. a bjer and scler; a qepner. 
 Chapter, fc'ap-ter, n. a divijon ov a buk; — an 
 
 asembli ov de klerji ov a katedral. [qi'qez. 
 
 Chaptrel, fc'ap-trel, n. an impost er suport ov 
 Char, fc'qr, n. a delikat kjnd ov fij. 
 Char, fc?qr, c. t. tu burn wud tu a blak sinder. 
 Chae, ) Cq,r, (I. wurk dun bj de da: a smol job; — 
 Chare, S in Amerika keld Gar. 8e ( Chore.) 
 Char, fc;q,r, v. i. tu wurk bj de da. 
 Char, Giir, v. t. tu perform a biznes. 
 Character, Kar-ak-ter, ?i. a mqrk; a stamp: a 
 
 leter; a personaj; personal kwolitiz; repyT^taJon. 
 Character, Kar-ak-ter, t. t. tu iuskrjb: tu en- 
 
 grav. [karakterjzez. 
 
 Characteristic, Kar-ak-ter-is-tik, n. dat hwiq 
 Characteristic, Kar-ak-ter-is-tik, ) a. kon- 
 Characteristical, Kar-ak-ter-is-ti-kal, i stiti^t- 
 
 ii) or agreii) wid de karakter. 
 Characteristically, Kar-ak-ter-is-ti-kal-i, ad. 
 
 in a maner dat iz peki^lyar tu de karakter. 
 Chaeacteristicalness, Kar-ak-ter-is-ti-kal-nes, 
 
 n. de Stat er kwoliti ov beiij karakteristik. 
 Characterize, Kar-ak-ter-jz, v. t. tu giv a kar- 
 akter ov: tu engrav er imprint: tu mqrk wid a 
 
 stamp. 
 Chaeade, Sa-rad, n. \_Fr.] a spejez ov ridl. 
 Chaecoal, fc'qr-kol, n. kol mad bj burniij wud. 
 Charge, Cqrj, i'. t. tu intrust; tu impi\,t az a det: 
 
 tu akqz; tia komdnd; tu enjefn; tu lod. 
 Charge, fc'qrj, v. i. tu mak an onset. 
 Charge, fc'qrj, n. kq,r; presept: mandat; trust ; 
 
 akqzajon; impn,taJon; eksjjens: kost; onset. 
 Chargeable, fe'qrj-a-bl, a. ekspensiv; kostli; im- 
 
 pi^tabl. 
 Chaegeableness, fc'qrj -a-bl-nes,n. ekspens;kost. 
 Charge' d'affaires, 5kir-3a-da-f4r, n. [Fr.] a 
 
 person intrdsted wid de af 4rz ov a stat at a foren 
 
 kort. [a war hers. 
 
 Chaeger, ^.i^Ty^T, n. wun hd) qqrjez; a Iqrj dij: 
 Chaeily, fc!4r-i-li, ad. wq,rili: froogali. 
 Chaeiness, fc'4r-i-nes, n. kojon; njseti. 
 Chaeiot, fc^ar-i-ot, n. a karij ov ple3H,r er stat. 
 Charioteer, fc!ar-i-ot-er, n. wun hto drjvz a qariot. 
 Charitable, fc'ar-i-ta-bl, a. kjnd; b-sntiful; kan- 
 
 did. [tu qariti. 
 
 Charitableness^ Gar-i-ta-bl-nes, n. dispozijon 
 
 Ch.\ritably, Car-i-ta-bli, ad. kjndli; benevo- 
 
 Icntli. 
 Charity, fc)ar-i-ti, n. teudernes; luv; qmz; kandor. 
 Charivari, Xar-i-va-re, re. [Fr.] a mok serenad 
 
 ov diskerdant mq,zik. [bagk. 
 
 Charlatan, S4r-la-tan, n. [Fr.] a kwak: a m-jnte- 
 Charlatanical, Eqr-la-tan-i-kal, a. kwakij; em- 
 
 pirikal. 
 Charlatanry, Eqr-la-tan-ri, n. kwakeri; deset. 
 Charles's- WAIN, fc'qrlz-ez-wan, n. de Grat B^r, 
 
 a koustelajon. 
 Charlock, fc'qr-lok, n. a plant groig amiir) gran. 
 Charm, fc'qrm, n. majik p'ser: spel: enqdntment. 
 Charm, fc'qrm, c. t. tu bewiq: tu deljt; tu cnqdnt. 
 Charm, fcqrm, r. i. tumkt az a qqrm. 
 Charmer, fc'qrm-er, n. wun hoo qqrmz er enqdnt-s. 
 Charmful, fe'qrm-ful, a. ab'sndii) wid qqrmz. 
 Charming, fe'qrm-ir), pp. a. hjli pleziij: deljtful. 
 Charmingly, fc'qrm-ii)-li, ad. deljtfuli. 
 Charmixgness, fc'qrm-ii]-nes, n. de p'ser ov plezij. 
 Charmless, t'qrm-les, a. destitqt ov qqrmz. 
 Cuarnel, fc'qr-nel, a. kontanii) tlej or ded bodiz. 
 Chak.nel-house, fc'qr-nel-h'ss, u. a ])las far bonz. 
 Charon, Ka-run, n. de feriman ov Hel. 
 Charry, GJqr-i, a. Ijk qqrkol. [map. 
 
 Chart, fc'qrt, n. a. delineajon ov kosts, jlz, &s.; a 
 Chartaceous, fc'qr-ta-Jus, a. rezemblii) paper; 
 
 kwjt opak, Ijk most levz. 
 Charter, fc'qr-ter, n. a patent: ded: grant; privilej. 
 Charter, fc'qr-ter, r. t. tu let er hjr, az a Jip. 
 Charter-party, fe'qr-ter-pqr-ti, n. a rjtig bj hwiq 
 
 a Jip iz hjrd. 
 Chartism, fe'qrt-iz-m,w. in Ljiihind, de diskontent 
 
 ov de laborii) klasez ov de pepl at de distiijkjonz 
 
 in sosjeti. 
 Chartist, fcqrt-ist, n. wun infekted wid qqrtizm. 
 Ch ARTLESS, Cqrt-les, a. wid'st a qqrt. 
 Chary, fc^.ir-i, a. k^rful; kojus; slj: wj^ri. 
 Chase, fc'as, r. t. tu hunt: tu pursij,; tu drjv. 
 Chase, fc'as, n. huntii): pursqt; grund stord wid 
 
 gam: — a printerz fram: — bor ov a gun. 
 Chaser, fc'as-er, re. wun hco qasez: a pursx^^er. 
 Chasm, Kaz-m, n. a kleft; an opnifl: a vakqiti. 
 Chasseur, Zas-er, n. [/)'.] a hunter; a harsman. 
 Chaste, Cast, a. wid'st tant; pqr; unkoriipt. 
 Chastely, fc'ast-li, ad. in a qast maner. 
 Chasten, fc!as-n, i". t. tu korekt: tu punij. 
 Chastexer, fc'as-n-er, n. wun hit) qasnz. 
 Chasteness, fc'ast-nes, n. qastiti: pqriti. 
 Chastisable, fc'as-tjz-a-bl, a. dat ma be qastjzd. 
 Chastise, fc'as-tjz, i\ t. tu puniJ; tu korekt; tu 
 
 qasn; tu repres. [punijment. 
 
 Chastisement, fc^as-tiz-ment, n. pan inflikted bj 
 Chastisee, fc'as-tjz-er, re. wun hcD qastjzez. 
 Chastity, fc'as-ti-ti, n. stat ov beii) qast; ptiriti: 
 Chat, fc!at, n. idl er familyar tek: prat, [modesti. 
 Chat, fc'at, i;. i. tu prat: tu konvers at ez. 
 Chateau, Xat-6, n. [/)■.] a kasl;a kuntri set. 
 Chatoyant, Ea-tij-ant, a. havig a qanjabl luster 
 
 or kulor. 
 Chattel, fc'at-el, re. eui moQvabl properti er gudz. 
 Chattee, fc'at-er, v. i. tu mak a nffz Ijk berdz, 
 
 er wid de tet: tu tek jdli er kq,rlesli. 
 Chatter, fcJat-er, re. nffz ov berdz; jdl prat; qat. 
 Chatterbox, fc'at-er-boks, re. an insesant taker. 
 Chatterer, fc'at-er-er, n. wun h(D qaterz. 
 Chattering, Cat-er-ig, n. rapid, inartikyqlat 
 Chatty, G.it-i, a. qaterii); konversiij freli. [sTjndz. 
 Chatwood, fe^at-wud, n. litl stiks; fqel. 
 Chavnt, fcJqnt, «. Se {Chant.) [fiJ. 
 
 Chavendee, fc"av-en-der, re. de kub; de qeven; a 
 Chaw, fc'a, v. t. tu qq; tu grjnd wid de tet. 
 Cheap, fc'ep, a. bq,rii) a lo prjs; komon. 
 Cheapen, fc'ep-n, v. t. tu atemt tu bj; tu qafer; 
 
 tu mak qe p; tu lesn de valyq, ov. 
 Cheapenee, fc"ep-n-er, n. wun hco qepnz.
 
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 CheaI'LT, ^'fp-U, ad. »ta «mi<l prin. 
 Chkahnkus, *-'ip-nc*, n. liiruMi ov |>rjn. (trik. 
 
 Ciit:AT, ♦'■ft, r. t. tLi defri'xl: tu ini|Nji U|>jn; tu 
 ChkaT, ••'ft, n. a frixJ; n trik; a ilttfvur: <i (jrti^r. 
 CheatuR, h'ii-vr, n. wun hiD ^ta, or pruktii'cz fni<J. 
 Chkcx, <"'ek, f. t. tu repr&i; tu kurb; tu rrpr»l>v. 
 ClIKiK, ♦•'I'k, r. «. tu iitii|); tu klaj; tu iiiti'rff r. 
 Cut:cK, ♦'Vk, fi. a ("top; rr.«trAnt; kurb; u rtpnfcf; 
 
 mi i>r<li-r for muni; -a k^iid uv linen »rk<jtn klut. 
 CutrKKli, ♦•'I'k-i-r, r. /. tu vnri; tu divcr-if;. 
 CuECKiia. ♦•'ok-or, ». wun iuD qckji; u rrbukor. 
 CuKCKEBiiOARO, t'^k-or-bonl, II. a bunl tu (iln 
 
 qfk<T« <in. 
 riiKcKKKK, ♦•Vk-en, n. pi. a gum »n a qekor-bonl. 
 Cui;cKLU>8, t"Vk-li>s, H. unkontrulabl: vjulont. 
 Check MATK, Kek-mat, n. a maivment in i;i>h dat 
 
 t'liilz (1r ^'■">- [<:<-ktniit. 
 
 Cmeciimate, KcSk-mat, v. t. tu finij; tu Utftt bj 
 CuEEK, <*'rk, n. At *\i\ ov At fan brio At j. 
 CuEEK-BUXE, <r'rk-b«jn, n. At bon ov At <;ek. 
 Cheek TOOTH, ••I'k-l.bt, n. dr hjndor t<t)t. 
 Cheep, ••'rp, r. i. tu (jorp at u i»m.>l bonl. 
 Cheer, Krr, n. invrt; a i<i«t ov glailne!); /■st <>v j«T. 
 Cheek, <*'rr, r. t. f u snliit wi<t jtr; tu onkdraj: tu 
 Cheer, Kir, r. «. tu gria pt or qrrful. [euljvn. 
 Cheerer, kiit-cT, n. wun hiti <;rr*. 
 Checrki'L, Pjr-ful, a. animated; HMMvmtli j«r- 
 
 ful; Ijvli: pi. 
 Cheekkii.lv, ♦•'t-r-ful-i, ad. in a (jrrful mnnor. 
 Chkkkh i.n»>.s, ♦-'i-i-ful-ncs, n. ulakriti:aniinfljtm. 
 Chekrilt, »-rr i-li, */. rjrrfuli; brjjikii. 
 CuEEKLEs.**, (-'tr-lc^ a. kumfortlen; drrri; giinmi. 
 Cheeri.y, Ker-li, «. brisk: pi; (;rrful. 
 CheeriI", ^Vr-up, r. t. tu animnl: tu <;crup. 
 Cheery, «-'rr-i, a. pi; .oprjlli; rafri; (jr rful. 
 Cheese, t-'ri, n. i<sA mud ov At kurJ ov milk. 
 Cheese-cake, (-'t'l-kak, it. a kak luiid ov kurdz, 
 
 /u);<ir, k*. ^kurdi. 
 
 Cheese-press, (■'ex-prc<), n. an onjin for iirciig 
 CHEE«E-rAT, Kjt-vat, n. a wudn kas for kunlz. 
 CHrK-P(E!VRE, >ii-d^^-vT, II. [Fr.] a kapital per- 
 
 ' 1 iiKii^torpfs. 
 
 ' _'-u, n. an in<ckt dat entorx dr skin. 
 
 < I' IS, Kr-lif-cr-U!«, a. furnijt wid kloi. 
 
 CHELiK«.>HM. Kel-i-form, a. havig At form uv a 
 Chelv, Ki'l-i, n. dr klo ov q Jcl-fiJ. [klo. 
 
 Chemic, Kora-ik, cr Kim-ik, | a. pertnnig tu 
 CHEiircAi., Ki-ra-i-knl, j kcmistri. 
 
 Chemicallv, K»'m-i-kal-i, ad. in a kcmikal man- 
 Chemise, »m rx, «. [/>.] a Jift. [t-r. 
 
 Chemisette, Xira-i-zdt, n. [Fr.] an under gqr- 
 
 mrnt wijrn ov.t At Jeraei. 
 Chemist. Kdra-ii<t, n. a penwin v?r<t in kcmi-'tri. 
 CuEMiKTRT. Kf^m-i'-tri, or Kim-is-tri, n. a .•"{en.'' 
 
 b»' , - dr kompuzifon. At natynr, and 
 
 pr' 1 ■ trial !<ubstansei. 
 
 Chei;! . r. and fi. Se < C^tivr.) 
 
 Chirimi, I or i;. r. t. tu trrt wid tondernesi: tu 
 Cherisher. t-Vr-iJ-cr, n. wun dat r/rijei. [nun. 
 CnjRooT, »-rtf>t, n. a kjnd ov 5ip\r. 
 Cherrt. (-Vr-i, n. a fntit ov meni varjrtix. 
 Cherry. ••Vr-i, ». red; rudi; Ijk a c,ot\. 
 Cherrt, ••Vr-i. h. a knrdjal ov (jori-jns and spirit. 
 riitRKVPIT. ♦•Vr-i-pit, n. a r,ildi pla wid r,.ri-i>toni. 
 Khu.rn riiEE, t-Vr-i-lrr, n. a trr dat b^^n qcriz. 
 ' . Kvr-!«o-nr!<, n. a penin!it\la. 
 
 ' . n. a kJnd or flint; hornston. j 
 
 ' H! ,. , 1. t^. r-ti, M. Ijk ^ort; flinti. ' 
 
 rHMHB, (-Vr-ub. n. a nclciitral Kpirit: an nnjol. | 
 riiKKiBic. ♦•Vr-ifc-bik. /«. rrlatig tu cjorubz i 
 
 I'lUKi bical, f-Vr-ili-bi-kRl, I or<H'rTnbim:anj<i'lik. ' 
 <'iin;i BiM. tVr-Jn-bim, ■. dt urbrtt) pli^nU ov 
 
 t 1 riit>. 
 Cheribix. t-Vr-yi^-bin, a. qerobik; anj^lik. 
 CuERir, tVr-up, c. ». tu q^rp; tu jr^i a ^rful 
 
 CHEEcr, C«*r-ap, r. t. tu kwikn; tu ^?rp. 
 Cum, V,c*, H. Q *|<*niifik pim, in hwiq Ub Mta ov 
 \>r*'-i. or in"n, nr riM>vd iu opuii/on tu re uder. 
 Cni^H BOARD. t-V^-bunJ, it. a bunl for plaio qoa. 
 CuEiiHMA.H, t-'e^-man, h. u |ici ur pupol for ptaig 
 
 »;•"■• 
 
 <'hekt. Cf!<t, n. a Iqrj b..k« .«• kofcr. dc (uf»ki. 
 <'nEr<TEIi, (•'.-t ••!. a. Imviy II (j.-.t. 
 ChesT-M T. ••'•-- nut, »i. (1 inr.t; <i nut. 
 t'HKHTMT, ••Vt-iiui. a. kulonl lik a <;Mnat; brm. 
 CuEMTMiT-TKCK, t^-Dut-tjT, n. a trc d*t bv* 
 
 <;'!'nui». 
 Chetah. ♦•'r-tq, n. At bantig Icpard ov India. 
 Chevalier, Xev-a-l£r, «. ^ Fr.\ a n|t;a piUnt aaua, 
 Chevai X l)E ERI8E, »v-u-dc-f r^z, n. /./. [Fr.] a 
 pf'tov liinlwr furni/t wid fpik" tu drtcnda p«a^. 
 Cheveril. »jv-er-il, ii. a kid; kid-ledi-r. 
 Chevisaxcj:. >]<5v-i-ian.<, n. [Fr.\ entcrprji. 
 Che\tio.v, >]ev-ron, n. [Fr.] (ntr.} an dnormbl 
 
 lirdiniiri. 
 Chevroxed. 5>v-r.nd, a. Japt Ijk a Jevron. 
 Chevroxel, >>!V-ron-fl, ii. u dimiiiyiitiv/evron. 
 Chew, e'^, i-. t. tu kru/ or gr^nd wid dt itt; tta 
 
 ri>ii.<'tikHt; tu rvbminat. 
 Chew. i-'\\, r. i. tu nbminat; tu mcditat. 
 Chewixo, t-'t'l-ii). n. mastika/on. 
 ( iiiARo-osc;uEO. Krti-ru-o--k.fi-ri3, n. [It.] At 
 
 qrt ov konili|nig l|l and Jod in pantig. 
 Chioaxk, Xi-kiin, n. a mrn trik or qrt; Jikaneri. 
 Chicane, Xi-kun, r. «. tu prulog a kontcst bj 
 
 trik-i. 
 Chicaxer. Xi-krin-er, n. wun gilti ov Jikaneri. 
 Chu'axert, Xi-kuti-er-i, /». mrn qrt.s ov ragglig. 
 • 'hick. Kik, n. At yun ov u b«;rd; a qikcn. 
 t'HicKEX, t'ik-cn, n. it yug ov u berd, jiartikyn- 
 
 I'lrli ov a hen. [limorug. 
 
 Chu REX-HEARTED, »''ik-cii-h<irt-ed, a. k'<«ardli: 
 Chickex-pox. t-'ik-en-pok*. n. a mild rniptivdit- 
 Chicklixo, Kik-lig, n. u smol qiken. [ix. 
 
 Chickpea, ♦•'ik-|>c, n. a kjnd ov pe. 
 CiiiCKWEED, (!'ik-wrd, n. an anyi^al wrd er plROt. 
 ("hike, t-'jd, r. t. [i. qid, }>«. qjdig, qidn ur QidJ 
 
 tu rrprtfiv; tu pkold; tu <;ck: tu gon/qr. 
 Chiiie. Kid, r. i'. tu klain ir; tu skuld. 
 Chider, rjd-cr, ii. wun hii> ijjdz. 
 Chidixo, Cjd-ig, fi. rrbqk: kworel: n«n: md. 
 Chief, t-'rf, a. prin<:i|>al; mu-il eminent; f^rst. 
 ("hijk. t-'rf. u. a koin<ii)dor; a Irdor. 
 Chieklv. ••'ff-li, nJ. prin.'ipiili; (^minentli. 
 Chieetaix. Krf-ten. n. a Irder; a komdnder. 
 Chieetaixrv, t-'f'f-t<n-ri, i n. dr stat. or rR^k 
 Chiektaixship, K^f-ten-Jip, i ov a <;cftcn. 
 Chikkt, t-'if i, II. hast; a Jort tjm. 
 Chilblaix, t'il-blan, ii. a sormad bj koldor frost. 
 Child, Kjld. /».. />/.fc'il-drcn; an infant; a reri yog 
 
 jMTSon; a sun or doter. [qildren. 
 
 Child BEARiXQ, Kjld-kir-ig, n. At akt ov b^rig 
 Child-bed, Cjld-bcd, n. At atat ov a wumiui in 
 
 Inbor. 
 CiiiLD-BiRTn, Cnd-hort, n. At akt ov brigig fort. 
 Childek MAS DAT, fil-der-ma-i-da, n. dr da on 
 
 hwiij At ft.1t ov dr holi 'Inosents it ivilemnjtd, 
 
 !»rs. 2s. 
 Childhood, Cjld-hud, n. At stat ov ^ildren; in- 
 
 lnn.-i; dr propcrtii ov a qjld. [er. 
 
 CiiiLDiflHLY. (•■jld-ij-li, ad. inaqjldi/. trifligman- 
 Childikiix>j<8, t-'jld-ij-nci, h. pqeriliti; iqflignM. 
 • 'IIILDI.ESS. K)ld-l-«, .1. havig no <;jld. 
 Childlike. K|l<i-I{k, *. Ijk, or brkiimig a ^Id. 
 Chiliad. KiI i-ad, n. a t^zand. [ttitaod »\Am, 
 
 CiiiLiAHEDROx. Kit-i-a-h^-dron. n. a f iRTH'" o'' <* 
 Chiliarch. Kil-i-qrk, fi. a konxindcrov a tusoad. 
 CiiiLiARCHY, Kil-i-qr-ki, n. a bodi or a tvtaad 
 
 mcji. [aas. 
 
 Chiliart. Kil-i-aat, n. wun ov a xekt or milenari- 
 Chill, (-'il. ». kold: drpr^t; kold or temper.
 
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 Chill, Gil, n. qilines; a Jiveri^; kold. 
 Chilliness, t'il-i-nes, n. a sensajon ov Jiveriij. 
 Chillness, Gil-nes, n. koolnes: koldnes; qilines. 
 Chilly, 6Iil-i, a. sumhwot kold; — ad. koldli. 
 Chime, Gjm, n. a sund ov belz; konkord ov s'snd. 
 Chime, Gjm, n. de ej er brim ov a kask er tub. 
 Chime, Gjm, v. t. tu mCBv, strjk, er sund in hqr- 
 
 maui. 
 Chimee, Gjm-er, n. vyun hco qimz belz. [fansi. 
 Chimera, Ki-me-ra, n. a faud monster; an od 
 Chimerical, Ki-mer-i-kal, a. imajinari; fansi- 
 
 f lal: unreal. [kal manor. 
 
 Chimerically, Ki-m^r-i-kal-i, ad. in a kimeri- 
 Chimney, Gim-ni, n. a. pasaj trd) hwig smok 
 
 asendz; a i\\\. 
 Chimney-corner, Gim-ni-ker-ner, n. fjrsjd. 
 Chimney-piece, Gim-ni-pes, n. de ernamental 
 
 wurk i"snd a firplas. [ov qimniz. 
 
 Chimney-sweeper, Gim-ni-swep-er, n. a klener 
 Chin, Gin, n. de loest pqrt ov de hitman fas. 
 China, Gj-na, n. a f jn sj)8Jez ov erten w^r. 
 China root, Gj-na ra)t, 7i. Az root ov a spejez ov 
 
 smilaks, from de Sst Indez. 
 Chincapin, Gir)k-a-pin, ». de dwerf qesnut; a tre. 
 Chincough, Gin-kof, n. a. vjolent kef; hcDpiijkef. 
 Chine, Gjn, n. dg bak-bon, or spjn; — de endz ov 
 
 a barel er kask. 
 Chine, Gjn, v. t. tui kut intia pesez, or qjnz. 
 Chined, Gjnd, a. havii) a <jin. 
 Chinese, Gj-nez, Ji. de lai)g'waj and pepl ovGjna. 
 Chingle, Xii)-gl, n. gravel fre from dert. 
 CiuxK, Giflk, ti. a smel opnii) er kleft. [fil up. 
 Chink, t'ii)k, v. t. tu Jak sw az tu mak a s'snd; tia 
 Chink, Giijk, v. i. tu s-snd bj strikii) eg uder. 
 Chixky, Gii]k-i, a. havii) giijks, er naro klcfts. 
 Chintz, Gints, n. kotn klot printed wid kulorz. 
 Chip, Gip, v. t. tm kut intia smel pesez; tui hak. 
 Chip, Gip, u. t. tu brak er krak; tia gap. 
 Chip, Gip, n. a smel pes kut er brokn of. 
 Chipaxe, Gip-aks, n. a wun-handed plan aks. 
 Chipping, Gip-i^, n. de akt ov kuti;) of; a gip. 
 Cbiragra, K4-ra-gra, n. g^st in de hand. 
 Chiragrical, Kj-rag-ri-kal, a. haviij de g3t in 
 
 de hand. 
 Chirograph, Kj-ro-graf, n. a ded in rjtii): a fjn. 
 Chirographer, Kj-rog-ra-fer, n. a rjter; — {^Eng. 
 
 Law.y an ofiser in de komon plez, hot) engrtasez 
 
 fjnz. 
 Chirographic, Kj-ro-graf-ik, ) a. pertanig 
 
 Chirographical, Kj-rca-graf-i-kal, S tu kjrog- 
 
 rafi. [handrjtii). 
 
 Chirography, Kj-rog-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov rjtij); 
 Chirology, Kj-rol-o-ji, n. de qrt ov konversig bj 
 
 de handz and fi;)gerz. 
 Chiromancer, Kj-ro-man-ser, er Kir-o-man-scr, 
 
 n. wun hit) fortelz fvi,tyii,r events bj inspektig de 
 
 hand. 
 Chirom.\ncy, Kj-ro-man-si, w. divinajon bi in- 
 
 spektii) de hand. 
 Chironomy, Kj-ron-o-mi, n. de qrt er roul in 
 
 nuDvii) de handz in oratori; jest}'r|,r. 
 Chiropodist, Kj-rop-o-dist, n. wun hen ekstnikts 
 
 kornz, remJjvz bunyonz, ets. 
 Chirp, Gerp, v. i. tu mak a gerful nerz, az berdz. 
 Chirp, Gerp, n. de vers ov berdz er insekts. 
 Chirping, Gerp-ig, n. de jentl nffz ov berdz. 
 Chirrup, Gir-up, v. t. tu kwikn; tu ger up. 
 Chirurgery, Kj-rtir-jer-i, n. surjori. 
 Chisel, Giz-el, n. a ioA for pvii] wud er stcon. 
 Chisel, Giz-el, r. t. tu kut er kqrv wid a gizel. 
 Chit, Git, n. a gild; a babi; a spr-st ov kern. 
 Chitchat, Git-gat, n. pratl; idl tek; gat. 
 Chivalric, Eiv-al-rik, a. galant; Jivalrus. 
 Chivalrous, Xiv-al-rus^ a. relatii) tu Jivalri ; 
 
 galant. [de midl ajez; njthud. 
 
 Chivalry, Ziv-al-ri, 71. de sistem ov njthud in 
 
 Chives, Gjvz, n. pi. tredz er filaments in fl-serz. 
 Chlorate, Klo-rat, n. a selt kompd)zd ov klorik 
 
 asid and a bas. 
 Chloride, K16-rid, n. a substans kompunded or 
 
 kltarin and a kombustibl bodi. 
 Chlorine, Kld)-rin, n. an elementari gas, obtand 
 
 from komon selt. 
 Chlorosis, Klo-ro-sis, n. de grensiknes. 
 Chlorotio, Klo-rot-ik, a. afekted bj klorosis. 
 Choak, Gok, V. t. Se {Choke.) 
 Chock-full, G6k-f ul, a. kwjt ful. [konut. 
 
 Chocolate, G6k-Q-lat, n. a. preparajon ov de ko- 
 Choice, Gers, n. de akt er p-ser ov goozig; de tij 
 
 gozn; opjon; de best pqrt. 
 Choice, Gers, a. selekt; prejus; veri valyixabl. 
 Choicely, Gffs-li, ad. kq,riusli; ekselentli. 
 Choiceness, GcJs-nes, n. ekselens; njsnes. 
 Choir, Kwjr, n. an asembli er band ov sigerz: 
 
 de pqrt ov a gurghw;\,r de sigerz qr plast. 
 Choke, Gok, v. t. tu silfokat; tu stop up; tu 
 
 supres. 
 Choke, Gok, v. i. tu be gokt er obstrdkted. 
 Choke, Gok, n. de kapilari pqrt ov an qrtigok. 
 Choke-damp, Gok-damp, n. a nokjus vapor (kqr- 
 
 bonik asid gas) in kol-mjnz. 
 Choke-pear, Gok-ptir^ ji. an unp.ilatabl pi^r. 
 Choker, Gok-er, n. he or dat hwig goks er sj- 
 
 lensez. 
 Choky, G(&k-i, a. tendii) tu gok; siifokatig. 
 Choler, K61-er, n. de bjl; a^ger; raj. 
 Cholera, K61-er-a, n. a malignant dizes akum- 
 
 panid bj vomitir) and purjiij. 
 Cholera morbus, K61-er-a mer-bus, n. a panful 
 
 dizez, in hwig de kontents ov de stumak qr 
 
 ejokted upward. 
 Choleric, K61-er-ik, a. ful ov kolcr; aijgri; irasibl. 
 Choose, Gcdz, v. t. [i. goz, ps. gcozig, gozn;] tu 
 
 prefer; tu pik ut; tu selekt; tu elekt. 
 Choose, Gcdz, v. i. tu hav piser ov gers; tu prefer. 
 Chooser, Gc6z-er, n. wun ho) goozez. 
 Choosing, Gd)z-ii), n. gers: elekjon. [ter. 
 
 Chop, Gop, v. t. tu kut wid a kwik blo;^tu bqr- 
 Chop, Gop, v. i. tu duD enitii) wid a kwik mojon. 
 Chop, Gop, n. a smel pes ov met; a kleft. In &ina. 
 
 a p)ermit or stamp, denotii) kwoliti; az, gudz ov 
 
 de /erst gop. 
 ChopVallen, G6p-fel-n, a. Se {Okajifallen.} 
 Chophouse, Gop-h'ss, n. a h^ss ov entertanment. 
 Chopin, G6p-in, er Go-pin, n. a Freng megq,r 
 
 ov likiirz; in Skotland, a. kwort-ov-wjn mejqr. 
 Chopper, G6p-er, n. wun hd) gops; a klever. 
 Chops, Gops, n. pi. de m'st ov a best. 
 Choragus, Ko-ra-gus, n. [Z.] a leder ov korus. 
 Choral, K6-ral, a. beloflig tu er sigii) in a kwjr. 
 Chorally, Ko-ral-i, ad. in de manerov a koriis. 
 Chord, Kerd, n. de strig ov a mqzikal instrco- 
 
 mcnt; a serten kombinajon ov nots; a Ijn. 
 Chord, Kerd, r. t. tu furnij wid striijZ. 
 Chordee, Kor-de, n. a kontrakjon ov de frenum. 
 Chore, Gor, ;/. a smol job. Se ( Char.) 
 CiiORiAMBic, Ko-ri-am-bik, 71. de fut ov a vers 
 
 konsistii) ov for silablz. [fetus. 
 
 Chorion, Ko-ri-on, n. a membran dat inraps de 
 Chorist, K6-rist, n. a. siger in a kwjr; a korister. 
 Chorister, K6r-is-ter, n. a siijer in katedralz, er 
 
 in a konsert; a leder ov a kwjr. 
 Chorographer, Ko-rog-ra-fer, n. a. rjter ov ko- 
 
 rcigrafi. [ov rejonz. 
 
 Chorographical, Ko-ro-graf-i-kal,a. deskriptiv 
 Chorography, Ko-rog-ra-fi, n. de deskripjon ov 
 
 a plas; qrt ov formig maps ov ixirtikyi^lar rejonz. 
 Chorus, K6-rus, n. a number ov sigerz; a kon- 
 sert; jiqrt ov mqzik in hwig ol jern. 
 Chose, Goz, i. from fetez. Se {Choose.) 
 Chosen, G6z-n, p. from 6to3; selekted. 
 Chough, Guf, n. a kjnd ov se-berd.
 
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 i'lIOfilK, t-'ft, e, t. tu crt; tu trik. 
 Choi'hk, •'■f», •. u bubl; (I IojI: <i Ink tir Jmn. 
 CiiuwiiKK, (''li-diT, K. fij \)tt\>\ »id Iji.ikit, 4i:f. 
 Obkiihtumatut, Kri'K-tuiu-K-ti, n. u buk intru- 
 dukturi tu rtc Urnio ov layxw'U"*- (»'«• 
 
 ('hu(hM. Kri*-ui. n. uyk/oii yf\fl in liiikrt.l M^rtmo- 
 Chrihmai.. Kru null, u. rrltitin tu knxni. 
 ('hmihmatoky, Knz inii-tu-n, u. ii litl >tI rc«cl. 
 
 ChRIHTCK, kri<i-u, r. t. tu buptu ami iinui. 
 ('iiuiHTCNDOM, Kri.i-n-doul, n. dc rrjonx uv hwi(- 
 
 di iiihiiliilaiil' iifijfct Kri.ttyiaiiiti. [Kr)!*!. 
 
 ('iiKi.sTiAN, Kri"t ynn, «»A Kri.-t-ii-an, n. a dii«||il uv 
 CiiKlsTIAN, K.rii't-yun, j«. [H-Tlaniu tu Kn-l, or 
 
 Kri-iyinniti; *'klt'xia.<itikiil. (lij'in. 
 
 CiiUisTiANiHil, Kri.it-yon-ii-m, n. dt kri.ityuii rc 
 Chkistiamtv, Kri't yi-an-i-ti, i-r KriH-Li-an-i-ti, 
 
 H. >lr ri'lijiin (•>( b| Kq.st, or dnt ov Rrialyanx. 
 <'nuinrtANij;t, Krist-yun-ji, r. t. tu konv^rt tu 
 
 Kii-lyiamli. pim. 
 
 Chuihtiani.y, Krist-yan-li, a. brktimip u Kri^t- 
 <'iiKi»riANLY, Kri.-t-yan-li, aJ. Ijk u Kriitiyun. 
 ('HuijtTiAN-NAMii, Kri.il-yuii-iuim, n. a nnni givn 
 
 in Uii|iti/.tii. 
 ('heistmak, KriH-mn.", «. dt fcKtival ov KrisUt 
 
 niiliviti, Jit IftH'iubor. 
 t'liuisTMAHDOx, kn^-iuu'<-lMikj', B. a boki for 
 
 liri/.'-iit»; ii iiri'tiMit pivn iit KriKiDii». [tu niiizik. 
 ( HUHMATU', Kru-iuat-ik, ^i. rrlutiy tu kulor, nr 
 I HHtiMK, Kruiii, n. u .-uirt uv inutul; kruniiuui. 
 <'llK«>Uit M, Krtj-ini-uui, n. u hw{ti|, brill luolal. 
 .;hh..n,.'. Kronik. ( „v l-i, d.in.J-.n. 
 
 I tlKoHic \L. Kriin-i-kal, ) " ' ■■ 
 
 t'liHoMCLi;, Kriin-i-kl, ii. a rvji.tlor; a rvkurd; a 
 
 bi'iuri. 
 CltKuNicLE. Krun-i-kl, r. t. tu rrki'trd: tu rujistcr. 
 I'liKoNicLKK, Krun-i-klcr, n. u irkunlcrov evdnO); 
 
 u historian. 
 CuRoNouRAy, Kron-o-gram, n. an in.'ikripjun in 
 
 hwir, dr iIhI ii rk^pro-t b{ ni^incnil It'trrz. 
 t'MRoNtKiiiAMJiAru AL, Kriiti-u-jjra-iuht-i-kiil, a. 
 
 brl<i(|iu t<i ■! kriinugr;iin. 
 ruuo.NOiiiuvMiiATisT. Knn-o-gTam-a-tist, n. u 
 
 rjt'T I'V kr<'>iiu;;r.inix. 
 ( iiKuMM.n M'litK, Kru-no^j-ra-for, «. a rjt«'r cv 
 
 V.r. M.' , II. [|xi''t tjin. 
 
 I'linoMM.i; \fiir, Kru-nug-m-fi, n. dcskripjon ov 
 I HUo.NoLotiER, Kru-n6l-i3-jor, j n. wun ba> iz 
 t'uRo»<oLo*iisT. Kru-nol-u-jist, j Vfrst in kruj- 
 
 noluji. 
 t'liKtixoLOuic. Kr<>n-u-l6j-ik, > a. denoti|) 
 
 • "iiKnNOLuou'AL, Kron-u-liij-i-kal, i iieriiKlt uv 
 
 litii: riliiiij) tu krunoluji. [krunoluji. 
 
 «'nKoN<iL<HiUAi.Ly. Krun-u-loj-i-kal-i, ud. bj 
 I'ilRosoLOUT. Kru-nt'il-a-ji, n. dt hicnx ur kum- 
 
 fHllill t(in. and ii^orlanio data ov trentx. 
 t'KRoNoMKTKR, Kru-nuin-f-tor, II. an instnituent 
 
 It iif<iirio t(in wid (jrot i-^iaktm-.s. 
 <'iii;\-Mii. Kri-ji li", II. dr |'ii|«i ov an inxi-kt. 
 
 • II K^- V Mil KM I M. Kri-iati-tc-muiii, n. dr nam <iv 
 a jiiiii'* »v |>laiit.<i. [kulor. 
 
 t'HRtMiLiTK. Kn^-u-ljl, n. Q mineral OV a KTruiJ 
 t.'HRThOi'RAHK, krii*-u-prnt, a. o minrral ov un 
 
 •I'l (;rrn kulur; n varieli ov kwortM. 
 ClIfB, ♦'■lib. n. u riviT fiJ: u duii''. 
 Cm HiiKK. ♦•'db ««d. .1. biu-h.-a.-d; Ijk d <;ab: ^ubi. 
 Chi iiur. Kiib i, *. |ilump: j»ri and tlk. 
 Cm Ik. t'.ik. r. i'. lu iiuik II u<Ti ijk a hen. 
 Cni;iK, *-'uk. r. t. tu kal uahuji: tu«ir)kjent- 
 
 li: tu tru b| a kwik mojon; tu pi^. 
 Clll'OK, Kuk, II. dr v<T.i ov a hon; a pat or bio. 
 Chu'K karthino. Ktik-ft)r-di(v n. a pUi, in hwir 
 
 >uniti() it pii;i Itiiu a bel. 
 Chicklk. t-iik-l, r. •'. tu lq( konvnUirli; tu Iqf 
 
 iiiwiinlli. wid trjumf. 
 Cbl'CKLB. t'dk-1. r. t. tu kttl ai a hen: tu fondl. 
 5 
 
 Cuvwr, dat, It. a ku^^ fat-bfded, blunt klvn. 
 t'HL>»fY, Kiifi, M. blunt; lat; Durll; aCKri. 
 ('hum, fum, B. a (;aiub<r-lrlcj in a koicj, k*. 
 Cm Ml', t-'uiup, fi. Q ;..rt tlk iMnov wud. 
 Cut.HAM, t-'i(-iiuiu, M. tnuk^ iiuidov kajijod /elt. 
 t|iii .NR, Cujik, H. u Ji.rt tlk 11 « or wud. 
 ClIlKtli, t'un;, n. dr kolikdv Uxli ov Kmt/ROI; 
 
 •1 ii.irlikyiilur UkII ov Kriilyam; a pkxur dirio 
 
 wur/ip; ckUxiiuitikal <it«riii. [cnrc. 
 
 CjiURcir, fc'urij. c. I. lu a^i^t tu rrtiirn tuuu in 
 CiiiRt ii-Ai.iu, «*'ur<; «l. M. <i wak .ir fri-t inkomom- 
 
 umjnu iiv dt koii^krujoii ov u (jun;. 
 Chiuchoom, Ciir^-doin, «. <;ur<j Kuv«-riiiii<-nt. 
 ('ill lu II tiotu, t'lirij-jju-cr, n. wun h>iiai<ii<ij! «;un;. 
 ClllRilll.so, fe'iinjn), N. dr akl ov rrtiirniu tajjki 
 , '» 'i'""';- lKpi^ku|iullaa. 
 
 (|iilUi.iiMA\, Cilnjinan, »i. an <-klr»i&.«iik ; an 
 CuiEiii-WAUKicii, t-'urii-wiir-dun, ri. an olisi-r ov 
 
 dt <;ur(j. (u cur^. 
 
 CiitucilYABD, t iir«;-yqrd, n. dt bfriul-gruiiJ nrr 
 Cm Ki., Curl, «. a nurli, il-bn-d man: u luizer. 
 I'mKLlMll, Ciirl-iJ, a. itixl; bnbtal; M.ili/; avari/iu. 
 CiiiKi,i.sii.N»>iii. t'lirl-ij-ni's, n. niidncn'; nit(urdliucs. 
 CiiiRN. t-'urii, «. (i vivsol in liwii; krrm iz qurnd. 
 <'hikmi. (•'urn, f. t. tu iijitnt; Ili nuik liuter. 
 <'m U.VKl). Ciiriid, j>. II. ajiUiU-d: iniid iiitu but«r. 
 ("mu.MNu. Ciirii-iy, ii. dt akt ov umki(j butor. 
 CiiLBN-STAfK, Curii-.«l<il, H. an in^lrvtimeut eiupldrd 
 
 tor ijuriii{). 
 CmsK, CiIjz, r. t, Sr {(.%•>>»>.) 
 CiivLK, Kjl, n. II milki flt^id f«nud in dr ftumftk. 
 CuYLiKACTio.H, Kil-i lak-Jon, n. dt pruM« o* 
 
 imiki{j kjl. 
 ('iiYLois. Kj-lus, n. kon.Histio «v kjl. 
 Chymi:, K{in, >i. a »oi\ \ta\\ prudi^st in de ttumak 
 
 bj dt diji-slvon ov foxl. 
 CuvMisTKY, kiin-is-lri. u. ^t {Chtmudry.) 
 C'lBAHiurii, .*<i-ba-ri-us a. rrlatio tu Joid; i-dibl. 
 ClBOL, ."^ib-ol, n. u s«»rt ov .xiuid unyon. [kust. 
 (Vaua. .'Ni-kn-il.i, H. [/.] an insfkl:u !«>rt ov lo- 
 Ckatuuk, ."-Jik-a-tri.s, j h. u xkqr Iclt bj o wa>iHl; 
 (^u ATUi.\. Sik-a-trika, ( a mqrk. 
 CuuTKibANT, Sik-a-tri-!iaut, n. dat hwiq indqgez 
 
 a xikatri.i. [tria. 
 
 CiCATRisiVK, Sik-a-trj-.siv, «. dat indqiH-i u sika- 
 CiCATUiZATiON, Sik-a-tri-wi-Jon, ». dr akl ov 
 
 hiliji II w,t,nd. [skin over. 
 
 ("itATRiZK. ."^ik-a-trjt, r. /. lu hrl a wOind; tu 
 Cilkkk.sk, Cr-i^o-ru-nn, »/r Sis-r-ni-nr, n. [H.] u 
 
 Kjd; nun hoi i-k!«]iltinz kqrii>»itii or antikif ilix. 
 CicKHOMAS. ."^is-c-ru-ni-un. a. rrzomblig Sisrro. 
 CiCKiio.M AM.sM, Siit-r-ru-ni-an-iz-m, «. an imiUi- 
 
 Jon ov Si!ttru. 
 CicihBKO. t-"r(ji.«-l»»i-u, or Sc-su-bc-o, n. [It.] u 
 
 ptiant ati-ndi(i a ladi. [perinus. 
 
 C'ictTA. Si-kq-l«i. II. wotcr hcmlok. hda luit \i 
 ClUKR, S|-tlor, n. dr jqHov ni>li fcnnentcd. 
 Ci DEVAXT, Sc do-vi.h, ail. [FrA frtrnw-rli. 
 CiUAU, Si-;;('(r, H. u litl rul ov tODiko lor .^moki^i. 
 Ciliary. Sil ya-ri, a. rrlutiu tu dt jlidx. 
 CiLiciOL.s, .Si-liJ-us, a. mnd ov \\^t. 
 CiMA, Si-mi, a. a k{nd ov mi^ldif^ 
 CiMjrrKR. Sim-r-ter, •«. q Jort Turki/ aord. 
 CiMMEKiA.N, Si-inr-ri-an, a. ckntrrmli dqrk. 
 CiMi>i.iT»:, Sim-o-ljl, n. u ffrHiJ-hwjl kla. 
 CiNciiuNA, Sin-ku-nu, h. l'rru>viuii bqrk. 
 ('l.-ft-Tl RK. Sinkt-ynr, «. a b<'lf:u mi/; a RV""- 
 CiNDKR, Sin-aer, n. rclikj) ov burnt kal ar wud; 
 
 ajrx. (lu a/ex. 
 
 CiNKRATiON, Sin-er-(l-Jon, ft. dr akt rm rrd^aig 
 CiN^JiEUL'B. Si nr rt US, j. " ' ' -I. 
 
 Cl.MiLE. SiJ) f?!, n. ic^rt for 
 
 Cl.N'NABAE, Sid a-bur, n. n-'l ^qri. 
 
 Cl.N.tAHON, Sin a-mon. n. dr lUcr b^rk uv u sp* 
 
 /rx ov lon-l. 
 ClHQir.. Sipk, n. (/J-.] d» number f{v in dii».
 
 CIR 
 
 cm 
 
 CiNQUEFOiL, Siflk-ftrl, n. f jv-levd klover. 
 
 CiON, Sj-on, n. a JiDt engrafted. 
 
 Cipher, Sj-fer, n. de figyqr (0) in numberz; a 
 
 SEkret maner ov rjtii). 
 Cipher, Sj-fer, v. {. tu yaz f igyiirz in aritmetik. 
 CiPHEEiNG, Si-fer-ii), n. as praktis ov aritmetik. 
 CiECEAX, Ser-se-an, a. pertnnii) tu Serse: bewicjii). 
 CiRCEXSiAX, Ser-sen-Jan, a. ov de serkus. 
 CiRCiXATE, Ser-si-nat, v. t. tu mak a serkl. 
 Circle, Ser-ki, «. a Ijn kontinyrid til it endz hw^r 
 
 it began, havir) el its jxirts ekwidistant from a 
 
 komon senter: de spas inklq,ded in a serkqlar 
 
 Ijn; a r-snd bodi; an erb; kumpas; a serkumlok^- 
 
 Jon: — a klas ov pspl; a distrikt. 
 Circle, Ser-kl, v. t. tu mcov r-»nd; tu inkloz. 
 Circle, S^r-kl, v. i. tu mcw serkixlarli. 
 Circlet, Ser-klet, n. a litl serkl. 
 Circuit, Ser-kit, «. de akt ov moovii) r-snd; tt spas 
 
 inkkbzd; ekstent;— vizitajon ov jujez; de trakt 
 
 ov kuntri vizited bj de jujez, or bi ministerz. 
 Circuit, Ser-kit, v. t. tu mcDV r-snd. [kit. 
 
 CiRCUiTEER, Ser-kit-er, n. wun hO) travelz a ser- 
 CiRCUiTiON, Ser-kti-iJ-on, n. goii) r-snd. 
 Circuitous, Ser-k\\,-it-us, a. r-snd ab-st; not di- 
 
 rekt. ' [maner. 
 
 CiRcuiTOUSLY, Ser-kii-it-us-li, ad. in a serk^itus 
 Circuity. Ser-ki^-i-ti, n. a goiij r-snd. 
 Circular, S^r-kix-lar, a. r-snd, Ijka serkl: sferikal. 
 Circularity, Ser-kq-lar-i-ti, n. de stat ov beii) 
 
 .■!erkiilar. [serkl. 
 
 Circularly, Ser-kti-lar-li, arf. in de form ov a 
 Circulate, Ser-kq,-lat, v. t. tu spred: tu difi\z 
 
 ab-st. ' [difi^zd. 
 
 Circulate, Ser-kTi,-lat, r. i. tu miDv r-snd: tu be 
 Circulation, Ser-ki^-la-Jon, n. de akt ov serki],- 
 
 latii): serki^lar mojon; a retdrn; ekstent ov difii- 
 
 ^on: kurensi. [el. 
 
 Circulatory, Ser-ki|-la-tQ-ri, ». a kemikal ves- 
 CiRCULATOEY, Ser-kii^-la-to-ri, a. serki|lar; moDv- 
 
 iij r-snd. [ment. 
 
 CiRCULUs. Ser-kt^-lus, n. [Z.] a surjikal instriD- 
 CiRcuiiAMBiEXCY, Ser-kum-am-bi-en-si, n. de 
 
 akt ov enkumpasii). [ir). 
 
 CiECUMAMBiEXT, Ser-kum-am-bi-ent, a. sur-snd- 
 CiECUMAMBULATE, Ser-kum-am-bTi,-lat, v. i. tu 
 
 wok r-snd ab-st. [forskin. 
 
 Circumcise, Ser-kum-sjz, v. t. tu deprjv ov de 
 CiRCUMCiSER, Ser-kum-sjz-er, ?i. -wun lict) serkum- 
 
 SJZL'Z. 
 
 Circumcision, Ser-kum-sig-on, n. a JqiJ rjt. 
 CiRCUMCLUsiON, Ser-kum-khi-gon, n. tte akt ov 
 
 enklQzii) on el sjdz. 
 CiRCUMCURSATiON, Ser-kum-kur-sa-Jon, n. a run- 
 
 ii) up and d-sn. [tu nulif j. 
 
 Circumduct, Ser-kum-ddkt, v. t. tu kontraven: 
 Circumduction, Ser-kum-ddk-Jon, n. nulifika- 
 
 Jon: hindrans. 
 Circumference, Ser-kum-fer-ens, n. a Ijn dat 
 
 b-sndz de spas ov a serkl; periferi; an erb; a 
 
 serkl. [lar. 
 
 Circumferential, Ser-kum-fer-en-Jal, a. serkq,- 
 CiRCUMFERENTOR, Ser-kum-fer-en-tor, n. an in- 
 
 strct)ment yi|zd in survaii), for mejurii) aijglz. 
 CiRCUMFLECT, Ser-kum-fl6kt, v. t. tu fiks de 
 
 serkumfleks. 
 Circumflex, Ser-kum-fleks, n. an akscnt be- 
 
 twen grav and aki\t. [jur ov weterz. 
 
 Circumfluence, Ser-kdm-flq,-ens, n. an enklo- 
 Circumfluent, Sei;-kdm-fh\,-ent, a. floifl r-snd. 
 CiRCUMFORANEAN, Ser-kum-fo-ra-ne-an, a. trav- 
 
 clii) ab^t. [derifl ab-^t. 
 
 CiECUMFOEANEOUs, Ser-kum-fo-ra-ne-us, a. wou- 
 CiECUMFUSE, Ser-kum-fii,z, v. t. tu por r-snd. 
 CiRCUMFUSiLE, Ser-kum-f i\-sil, a. datmabepord 
 
 fsnd. 
 ClRCUMFUSiON, Ser-kum-fq,-3on, n. a gropi^rsnd. 
 
 CiRCUMiTiON, Ser-kum-iJ-on, n. a goig r-snd. 
 Circumjacent, Ser-kum-ja-sent, a. Ijiij r-snd; 
 
 sur-sndii). 
 CiRCUMLiGATiON, Ser-kum-li-ga-Jon, n. a bjndig 
 
 r-snd; a band; -wurdz. 
 Circumlocution, Ser-kum-lo-k^-Jon, n. a ser- 
 kit er kumpas ov -wurdz; a perifrasis; indirekt 
 
 eksprejonz. _ [ifrastikal. 
 
 Circumlocutory, Ser-kum-lok-yT^-to-ri, a. per- 
 CiRCUMMUEED, Ser-kuni-mt\,rd, a. weld r-snd. 
 Circumnavigable, Ser-4ium-nav-i-ga-bl, a. dat 
 
 ma be said r-snd. _ _ [r-snd. 
 
 Circumnavigate, Ser-kum-nav-i-gat, v. t. tu sal 
 Circumnavigation, Ser-kum-nav-i-ga-Jon, n, 
 
 de akt ov saliij r-snd. 
 Circumnavigator, Ser-kum-nav-i-ga-tor,»i. wun 
 
 hiu salz r-snd. ' [iij r-snd. 
 
 Circumplication, Ser-kiim-pli-ka-Jon, ji. a rap- 
 CiRCUMPOLAE, Ser-kum-p6-lar, a. r-snd, er ner 
 
 de pol. 
 CiRCUMPOsiTiON, Ser-kum-po-ziJ-on, ji. de akt 
 
 ov plasii) serktilarli. 
 CiRCUMROTATiON, Ser-kum-ro-ta-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov rolii) r3nd. ' [i?) r-snd. 
 
 CiRCUMROTATORY, Ser-kum-ro-ta-to-ri, a. hwerl- 
 CiRCUMSCRiBABLE, Ser-kum-skrjb-a-bl, ) a. ka- 
 CiRCUMSCRiPTiBLE, Ser-kum-skrip-ti-bl, i pabl 
 
 ov beii) serkumskrjbd: limited. 
 Circumscribe, Ser-kum-skrib, v, t. tu enkloz; 
 
 tu b-snd; tu limit. [Jon; b-snd. 
 
 Circumscription, Ser-kum-skrip-Jon, n. limita- 
 CiECUMSCRiPTiVE, Ser-kum-skrip-tiv, a. enkloz- 
 
 ii) de limits. [diskret. 
 
 Circumspect, Ser-kum-spekt, a. kejus; woqful; 
 Circumspection, Ser-kum-spek-Jon, n. woqful- 
 
 nes; kejon. [keJus. 
 
 Circumspective, Ser-kum-spek-tiv, a. atentiv; 
 Circumspectly, S^r-kum-spekt-li, ad. vijilantli; 
 
 kojusli. [kejon. 
 
 Circumspectness, Ser-kum-spekt-nes, n. vijilans; 
 Circumstance, Ser-kum-stans, n. an adjugkt ov 
 
 Q fakt; aksident: insident; event; — j)l. wunz stat 
 
 er kondijon; stat ov af^rz. 
 Circumstance, S^r-kum-stans, v. t. tu plas in 
 
 sityq^ajon. 
 Circumstantial, Scr-kum-stan-Jal, a. aksident- 
 
 al; not esenjal; incidental; partikyqlar; mini^t. 
 Circumstantially, Ser-kum-«tan-Jal-i, ad. mi- 
 
 nr^tli; egzaktli. [not esenjal. 
 
 Circumstantials, Ser-kum-stan-Jalz, n.pl.%\T(i 
 Circumstantiate, Ser-kum-stan-Ji-at, v. t. tu 
 
 plas in a kondijon. 
 CiRCUMTERRANEOus, Ser-kum-ter-a-ne-us, a . 
 
 ar-snd de ert. [ar-snd. 
 
 CiKCUMVALLATE, Ser-kum-val-at, v. t. tu fertif j 
 CiRCUMVALLATioN, Ser-kum-val-a-Jon, n. an en- 
 
 kloziii fortifikajon. 
 CiRCUMVECTiON, Ser-kum-vek-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 kariii) r-snd. [qet. 
 
 Circumvent, Ser-kum-vent, v. t. tu desev; tia 
 Circumvention, Ser-kum-ven-Jon, n. fred; deset: 
 
 prevenjon. [qetig. 
 
 CiRCUMVENTi-VE, Scr-kum-ven-tiv, a. deli],dig ; 
 Circumvest, Ser-kum-vest, v. t. tu kuver r-snd: 
 
 tu klod. [ov fljig r-snd. 
 
 CiRCUMvoLATiON, Ser-kum-vo-la-Jon, n.' de akt 
 Circumvolution, Ser-kum-vo-l^-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov rolir) r"5nd. 
 CiRCUMVOL-VE, Ser-kum-v61v, «, t. tu rol r-snd. 
 Circus, Ser-kus, n. an area far sports, wid sets 
 
 r-snd for spektatorz. 
 CiRRiFEROUS, Si-rif-er-us, a. prodqsig tendrilz. 
 CiRRiGEROUS, Si-rij-er-ns, a. havip kurld loks. 
 Cirrous, Sir-us, a. tenninatiij in a kurl er ten- 
 dril. ' [matik van. 
 CiRsocELE, Ser-so-scl, n. a dilajon ov de sper-
 
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 Cisalpine, His-al-pin, a. on Ae s'Bt ov de Alps. 
 Cisatlantic, Sis-at-lan-tik, a. on dis sjd ov de 
 Atlantik. (Po. 
 
 CisPADANE, Sis-pa-dan, a. on de sist ov de river 
 CiSSOiD, Si-s-ffd, n. a kurv ov de sekond order. 
 Cist, Sist, /». a kus; an aygri ttimc.r. 
 CisTEECiAN, Sis-U-r-Jan, ». a llcnediktin mu;)k. 
 Cistek.v, .Sis-tern, n. a vesel tu hold woter; a 
 
 rfzer>wor. 
 CisTUS, Sis-tus, n. [Z.] a plant; de rok roz. 
 CiT, Sit, II. a gitizcn; — y^,td in kont^mt. 
 Citadel, Sit-a-del, n. a fortres in or ner a siti. 
 ClTAL, Sj-tal, n. reprtbf; sumonz; sjtajon. 
 Citation, Sj-ta-Jon, n. sumonz; kwotajon; men- 
 Jon. 
 CiTATORY, Sj-ta-to-ri, a. havijj puer tu sjt. 
 Cite, Sjt, v. I. tu sumon; tu kwot. 
 CiTER, Sjt-cr, n. wun hd) sjts. 
 CiTESS, Sit-es, B. Q wuman inhabitig a siti. 
 ClTiiEEN, Sit-ern, n. a kind ov hqrp. 
 CiTiciSM, Sit-i-siz-m, w. de behavyor ov a sitizcn. 
 Citizen, Sit-i-zcn, n. an inhabitant ov a siti; a 
 
 fi'f man. 
 Citizenship, Sit-i-zen-Jip, n. de fredom ova siti. 
 Citeate, Sit-rat, /*. a solt formd bj de yn,nyon 
 
 ov siirik nsicl wid a ba^. 
 Citric, Sit-rik, .1. rrlatifl tu t'itron, Ijm, or lemon. 
 Citric acid, .'^il-rik a.-'-id, n. de asid ov lumonz. 
 CiTBiNATiON, Sit-ri-na-Jon, n. turnig tu a yclu 
 
 kulnr. 
 Citrine, Sit-rin, a. Ijk a sitron; ov dqrk yclo. 
 Citrine, .Sit-rin, n. a spr/ez ov yelo kworts. 
 Citron. Sit-ron, m. a frcut rrzemlilig a lemon. 
 CiTV, ."^it-i, II. a wold or inkoqttjratcd tun. 
 City, Sit-i, a. relatig tu a .^iti. 
 CiVKS, Sjvz, n. a. spcjez ov Irk or alium groig in 
 
 tuft?. [sivet kat. 
 
 Civet, Siv-ot, n. a kw6dn»ped: — perfq,m from de 
 (^ivic, Siv-ik, .1. rrlatig tu sivil Ijl. 
 Civil, Siv-il. ,1. relatig tu dr komtiniti; politi- 
 
 kal; intcvtin; komplazant; wel bred. 
 Civilian, Si-vil-yan, 11. wun vorst in sivil lo: 
 
 wun in a .sivil kapasiti. [tc«i. 
 
 <'iviLiTV. Si-vil-i-ti. »». rcfjnment; poljtnes: kiir- 
 CiviLIZATION, Siv-il-i-z:i-Jon. n. df akt ov sivil- 
 
 izin: At stnt ov beig rrklaind fmrn Ixirbarizm. 
 Civilize, .*^iv-il-jz, r. t. tu rrkliira from bqrbar- 
 
 izm: tu in<tnikt in de qrts ov regyqlar Ijf. 
 CivIlized, Siv-il-jzd, />. a. instriikted in de qrts; 
 
 imimfcvd; ]«ilijt; kiiltivatcd. 
 CiviLiZEE, Siv-il-jz-er, n. wun h(D siviljzcz. 
 Civil LAW, .*^iv-il l>i, h. de loz ova stat, siti, or 
 
 kuniii: Roman lo. 
 Civilly, Siv-il-i, wl. in a sivil mancr: poljtli. 
 Civil war, Siv-il wor, n. a wer betwen pepl ov 
 
 At cam Stat or ?iti. 
 CivisJi, Siv-iz-m, n. patriotizm; luv or kijr ov de 
 
 pullik. 
 <'lack. Klak, 71. Q lQ?tig and importyT^nat nffz. 
 Clack. Klak, r. i. tu mak a suden, Jqrp uoi. 
 Clacker, Klak-cr. n. dr klak ov a mil. 
 Clad, Kla<l, />. from Klod; klodd. Se {CUrthe.) 
 Claim, Klnm, r. t. tu drmund ov rif; tu rtkwjr. 
 Claim, Klum, u. a demand ov eni tii) dq; a tjtl. 
 Claimable. Kliim-a-bl, a. dat ma be klamd. 
 Claimant, Klani-.int, n. wun h* dcmdndz. I 
 
 Clairvoyance, Klrjr-vA-ans, n. kit rsjtcdnes; diz- 
 
 omment in tinz invizibl tu At sensoz. 
 Clairvoyant. Klur-vA-ant, a. klersjted; dizernig 
 
 tigz not prezcnt tu dp sen«ez; — yqzd ai a n'sn. \ 
 Clam, Klam, 11. a sraM bjvalv Jel-fiJ. 1 
 
 Clam, Klam, r. t. tu klog wid glqtinus mater, i 
 Clam. Klam, r. i. tu be mffst: tu stik. I 
 
 Clamant, Kld-mnnt, a. krjig: beseqig emestli. 
 Clamber, Klam-ber, r. •'. tu kljm wid difiknlti. 1 
 Clamminess, Klam-i-nes, n. viskofiti: visiditi. I 
 
 Clammy, Klam-i, a. viskus; glqtinus; slimi. 
 
 Clamor, Klam-<)r, n. an utkr]: nerz; vosiferajon. 
 
 Clamor, Klam-or, c. i. tu mak Tttkr^z; tu vo- 
 siferat. [bi^leBt. 
 
 Clamorous, Klam-or-us, a. vosifcrus; nffzi; tiir- 
 
 Clamorocsly, Kl.nm-or-us-li, /m/. in a nffzi maner. 
 
 Clamorous.ness, Klam-or-us-ncji, ». nffzi kom- 
 
 plnnts. 
 
 1 Clamp, Klamp, n. a pes ov jam or timber jx\;u\ 
 
 I tu fasn wurk tug^dcr. [stamp. 
 
 . Clami', Klamp, v. t. tu strogten bj a klamp; tu 
 
 Clan, Klan, n. a famili; o ras; a trjb. [vat. 
 
 Clandestine, Klan-des-tin, a. sekrct; hidn; prj- 
 
 Clandestineness, Klan-de.-i-tin-nes, n. prjvaai; 
 I sekresi. [vatli. 
 
 j Clandestinely, Klan-d('s-tin-li,a</. stkretli; prj- 
 
 Clang, Klag, n. a Jqrp, Jril nffz; klayk. 
 I Clang, Klag, r. i. tu klater: tu mak a Jril n<Tz. 
 I Clangor, Klag-gor, n. a lisd. Jril s'snd; klag. 
 1 Clangous. Klag-gus. a. makig a klag. 
 
 Clank, Klank, u. a Jril narz az ov a (jan; klag. 
 
 Clanship, Klan-Jip, 11. a stat yq,nyon in a trjb; 
 j an a^KDjiaJon under a ^eften; an osojiajon ov 
 ' personz. 
 
 Clap, Klap, r. t. tu strjk tugeder; tu ad wun 
 tig tu aniider; tu aplod. 
 
 Clap. Klap, v. i. tu strjk de handz tugeder in 
 aplijz: tu begin or mo&v bri?kli. 
 
 Cl.vp. Klap, n. a lisd eksplo^^on ov tunder; an akt 
 I ovaploz; a bio;— venereal infekjon. 
 j Clapboard, Klab-ord, n. a naro bordfer kuverig 
 I h-szcz. 
 
 Clapboard, Klab-ord, p. t. tu kuver wid klab- 
 I ordz. [bcl. 
 
 Clapper, Klap-cr, n. wun hiD klaps; de tug ov a 
 
 Clapper-claw, Klap-er-klo, r. t. tu skold; tu 
 I rcvjl. 
 
 Claptrap, Klap-trap, n. an qrtifis tu insn^r. 
 
 Cl.vrenceux, I Klar-en-JiB, n. de sekond kig at 
 
 Clarencievx. * qrmz. hoo konddkts de fqncralz 
 I ov baronets, nit.'; and eskwjrz. [pantig. 
 
 Claee-obsccre,' Kl;ir-ob-skqr, n. Ijt and Jad in 
 
 Claret, Klar-et, n. a .-^pejez ov redij Frenq wjn. 
 
 Claeichord, Klar-i-kord, n. a mqzikal instrob- 
 
 ment. [klarifjig. 
 
 Clarification, Klar-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 Clarified, Klar-i-£jd, p. a. mad pq,r; fjnd as 
 
 likor. 
 CLAEiFiEE,Klar-i-fj-er,»». datbwiqrefjnz: avesel. 
 Clarify, Kl.ir-i-f j, c. t. tu pqrif j: tu f jn: tu brjtn. 
 ClarhiY, Klar-i-fi. r. «. tu kler up: tu gro brjt. 
 Clarinet, / Klar-i-net, 11. a mqzikal wind In- 
 Clarionet. * ."tnfiment. 
 CL.\fiiON. Klar-i-on, n. a kjnd ov trumpet, ov a 
 
 Jril, kler tun. 
 Claritude, Klar-i-tqd, n. klcmes; splendor. 
 Clabo-obsclro, Klq-ro-ob-8kif>-ro, ». [It.] Sr 
 
 ( Clitn-nfif.ttirt.y 
 Clash, KlaJ, r. ». tu akt in opozijon; tu intcrfer. 
 Clash, KlaJ, r. t. tu strjk wun tig agenst andder. 
 Clash, KlaJ, n. a nffzi kolii^onov Ub bodiz. 
 Clashing, KlaJ-ig, n. opozijon: konflikt: kolijon. 
 Clasp, Klasp, n. a kjnd ov huk; an embra.-. 
 Clasp, Klasp. v. t. tu Jut wid a kla«p: tu embra". 
 Clasper. Kldsp-er, n. he dat embnisez; a tendril. 
 Clasp-knife, Kldsp-njf, n. a njf hwiq folds in- 
 
 tu de handl. 
 Class, Klas, n. n ragk; an order: a divijon; ajen- 
 
 tifik amnjmcnt. 
 Class, Klas. v. t. tu aninj in a klas; tu klasifj. 
 Classic, Klas-ik, j a. relatig tuetora ov At 
 
 Classical, Klas-i-kal, ) ferst ragk; G re ker Lat- 
 in: elegant. 
 Classic, Klas-ik. n. an otor ov dc f^rst ragk. 
 Classioallt, Kla^-i-kal-i, ad. in a klasikal manor. 
 Classific, Klas-if-ik, a. ft.<rmig er notig a kl(u.
 
 CLE 
 
 CLI 
 
 Classification, Klas-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. it akt ov 
 
 aranjii) intu klasez. [klasez. 
 
 Classifiee, Klas-i-fj-er, n. wun hoo fermz intu 
 Classify, Klas-i-fj, l-. t. tu aranj in klasez; tu 
 
 klas. 
 Classis, Klas-is, n. erder; bodi; klas. 
 Clatter, Klat-er, v. i. tu mak a konfi^zd nefz. 
 Clatter, Klat-er, u. t. tu kez tu s-snd and rati. 
 Clatter, Klat-er, n. a ratliij, konfi^zd nerz; a rati. 
 Clattering, Klat-er-ig, ;». a nerz; rati; klater. 
 Clause, KIgz. b. pqrt ov a sentens; a stipyq,laJon. 
 Claustral, Kles-tral, a. relatii) tu a klffster. 
 Clavated, Klav-a-ted, a. klub-Japt; setwidnobz. 
 Clave. Klav, i. from JCIev. Se {Cleave.) 
 Clavichord, Klav-i-kord, n. At sam az ( Clari- 
 
 ch/rrd.) 
 Clavicle, Klav-i-kl, n. de kolar bon. 
 Clavier, Kla-vi-er, n. in myzih, an asemblaj ov 
 
 el de kez ov an ergan or piano fcjrt, reprezentii) 
 
 el de sTjndz yr^zd in melodi er hqrmoni. 
 Clavigek, Klav-i-jer, n. wun hio ksps de kez ov 
 
 eni plas. 
 Cla"W, Kle, n. de fut ov a best, berd, er fij. 
 Claw, Kle, v. t. tu t.ir wid klez; tu skrat;. 
 Clawed, Kled, a. furnijt wid klez. 
 Clay, Kla, n. a. tenajus kind ov ert. 
 Clay, Kla, i'. i. tu kuver wid kla. [kla. 
 
 Clayed, Klad, a. kuverd wid kla; purifjd wid 
 Clayey, Kla-i, a. konsistii) ov kla; Ijk kla. 
 Clayish, Kla-iJ, a. partakii) de kwolitiz ov kla. 
 Clay-marl, Kla-mqrl, n. a hwitij, qeki kla. 
 Claymore, Kla-mor, n. a Iqrj, toj-handed sord. 
 Clay-pit, Kla-pit, n. a pit hwqr kla iz dug. 
 Clay-stone, Kla-ston, n. qrjilajus limston. 
 Clean, Klen, a. fre from dert and impuriti; ele- 
 gant; net; not i%\; entjr: inosent. 
 Clean, Klen, ad. kwjt; perfektli; kompletli. 
 Clean, Klen, v. t. tu fre from dert; tu pi^rifj; 
 
 tu klenz. 
 Cleanlily, Klen-li-li, ad. in a klenli maner. 
 Cleanliness, Klen-li-nes, n. netnes. 
 Cleanly, Klen-li, a. klen; net; pqr. 
 Cleanly. Klen-li, ad. in a klen maner. 
 Cleanness, Klen-nes, n. netnes; pqriti; inosens. 
 Cleansable, Klenz-a-bl, a. dat ma be klenzd. 
 Cleanse, Klenz, v. t. tu fre from dert er impn,r- 
 
 iti; tu p^rifi; tu sk^sr; tu klen. 
 Cleanser, Klenz-er, »i. be er dat hwiq pq^rifiz. 
 Cleansing, Klenz-ip, n. pq,rifikaJon. 
 Clear, Kler, a. bqt; seren; pq,r; perspikjrqus; 
 
 indispqtabl; manifest: inosent; fre. 
 Clear, Kler, ad. planli; klen; kwjt. 
 Clear, Kler, n. de spas widin welz or eni kuverii). 
 Clear, Kler, r. t. tu mak kler: tu fre from ob- 
 
 skqriti; tu vindikat: tu klenz. 
 Clear, Kler, r. i. tu gro brjt, fqr, er disengajd. 
 C'learage, Kler-aj, n. de remcovii) ov eni tig. 
 Clearance, Kler-ans, ji. de akt ov klerij; sertifi- 
 
 kat ov a Jip givij) pcrmijon tu sal. 
 Clearer, Kter-er, n. wun hco klerz; a pqrif jer. 
 Clearing, Kler-iii, »». justifikajon; defens. ' 
 Clearly, Klsr-li, ad. brjtli; planli; evidentli. 
 Clearness, Kler-nes, ;;. transpqrensi:distii)ktnes. 
 Clearsighted, Kler-sjt-ed, a. seip wel. [ment. 
 Clear-sightedness, 'Kler-sjt-ed-nes, n. dizern- 
 Cleau-starch, Kler-stqrq, v.'t. tu stifn widstqrq. 
 Cleak-staecher, Kler-stqrq-er, n, wun ha klcr- 
 
 stqrqoz.^ 
 Cleat, Klet. n. a pes ov wud fer fasnig. 
 Cleavablk, jKlev-a-bl, a. dat ma be klevd. 
 Cleavage, Klev-aj, n. de akt or maner ov splitig. 
 Cleave, Kiev, v. i. [i. klevd, klav, klov, ps. klev- 
 
 ifl, kleft, klovn, klevd;] tu adher; tu jffn; tu 
 
 hold; tu split; tu divjd. 
 Oleate, Kiev, v. t. tu pqrt asdnder; tia separat. 
 CtEATEE, Klev-er, )4. a buqerz iastra»ncnt. 
 
 Clef, Kief, n. a karakter tu Jo de ke in mq^zik. 
 Cleft, Kleft, p. [i. and p. from Kiev;] divjded. 
 Cleft, Kleft, n. a spas mad bj de separajon ov 
 
 pqrts. 
 Cleft-graft, Kief t-grdf t, v. t. tu graft bj klev- 
 
 ii) de stek. 
 Clematis, Klem-a-tis, n. a kljmig plant. [si. 
 Clemency, Klem-en-si, ». mersi;mjldnes; lenien- 
 Clement, Klem-ent, a. m|ld; jentl;mersiful;kjnd. 
 Clementine, Klem-en-tin, a. relatig tu St. 
 
 Klement. [er. 
 
 Clemently, Klem-ent-li, ad. in a mersif ul man- 
 Clench, Klenq, Se {Clinch.} 
 Clepsydra, Klep-si-dra, n. a weter klok amui) 
 
 de anjents: a kemikal vesel. 
 Clergy, Kler-ji, «. de bodi set apqrt fer servis- 
 
 ez ov relijon; de presthud. 
 Clergyable, Kler-ji-a-bl, a. admitii) benefit ov 
 
 klerji, or egzemjon from punijment. 
 Clergyman, Kler-ji-man, ti. wun ov de klerji. 
 Cleric, Kler-ik, I i i- * /* 1 1 •• 
 
 Clerical, Kler-i-kal,) ^- "^^''^ t^a de klerjK 
 Clerk, Klerk, &r Klqrk, n. a sekretari or btik- 
 
 keper; — wun hot) redz de responsez in de qurq 
 
 servis. 
 Clerklike, Klerk-lik, a. lik a klerk; lerncd. 
 Clerkship, Klerk-Jip, n. it ofis ov a klerk. 
 Clever, Klev-er, a. deksterus; skilful; injenyus; 
 
 — {l\ S.y wel-disp6zd; gud-natyqrd; onest. 
 Cleverly, Klev-er-li, ad. in a klever maner. 
 Cleverness, Klev-er-nes, n, kwoliti ov bsii) 
 
 klever. 
 Clevis, Kiev-is, i n. a draft jurn, in de ferm ov a 
 Clevy, Klev-i, ] bo, tu put on de end ov de 
 
 tui) ov a kqrt, wagon, &s. 
 Clew, Klq,, n. a bel ov tred; eni tig dat gjdz; loer 
 
 kerner ov a sal. 
 Click, Klik, v. i. tu mak a Jqrp, smel nffz. 
 Click, Klik, v. t. tu kaq ej: sna^ hastili. 
 Click, Klik, n. de laq ov a dor; — a Jqrp s'snd. 
 Clicker, Klik-er, ji. a servant hO) invjts in kus- 
 
 tomerz. [a leyer. 
 
 Client, Klj-ent, n. a dependant; wun hot) emplffz 
 Cliental, KU-en-tal, a. dependent. 
 Cliented, Klj-ent-ed, a. suplid wid kljents. 
 Clientship, Klj-ent-Jip, n. de stat er kondijon ov 
 Cliff, Klif, ;;. a step rok; a presipis. [a kljent. 
 Cliffy, Klif-i, a. brokn; kragi. 
 Climacter, Klj-mak-ter, . > n. a kritikal yer 
 Climacteric, Klim-ak-ter-ik, ) in hqman Ijf, 
 
 hwen sum grat qanj iz supozd tu befdl de bodi. 
 Climacteric, Klim-ak-ter-ik, ) , .,., , 
 
 Climacterical, Klim-ak-ter-i-kal, \ ^- "itiKai. 
 Climate, Klj-mat, ». a spas upon de surfas ov dr 
 
 ert: a rejon, er trakt ov land; temperatqr ov de qr. 
 Climatic, Kli-mat-ik, a. relatig tu a kljmat. 
 Climatize, Klj-ma-tjz, v. i. tu inqr tu a kljmat. 
 Climatology, Klj-ma-tol-o-ji, n. sjens ov kljmats. 
 Climax, Kli-maks, n. gradajon; asent; a figyqr 
 
 in retorik bj hwiq de sentens rjzez gradyq,ali. 
 Climb, Kljm, v. i. tu asend wid labor. 
 Climb, Kljm, r. t. tu asend; tu mijnt. 
 Climber, Klim-er, n. wun hoD kljmz. 
 Clime, Kljm, n. kljmat; rejon. 
 Clinch, Klinq, v. t. tu grasp; tu kontrakt; tu 
 
 rivet; tu fiks. 
 Clinch, Klinq, v. i. tu hold fast; tu adher. 
 Clinch, Klinq, ». a pun; a witi saig; pqrt ov a 
 
 kabl. 
 Clincher, Klinq-er, n. wun dat klinqcz; a kramp. 
 Cling, Klig, v. i. [i. king, ^j«. kligig, klug;] tia 
 
 hag upon bj twjnig rTsnd; tu adher. 
 Cling-stone, Klig-ston, n. a varjeti ov pcq. 
 C^linsy, Klig-i, a. apt tu klig; adhesiv. 
 Clinic, Klin-ik, j a. pertanig tu a bed; kon- 
 
 CUNICAL, Klin-i-kal, ) f jnd tu de bed; bed-ridn .
 
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 Clinic, Klin-ik, «. wun konfjnd on a bed ov 
 
 tiknes. 
 Clixk, Kliflk, V. t. tu rio; tu jiogl; tu kla^k. 
 Clink, Kliflk, v. i. tu emit a smel Jqrp n«Ti. 
 Clixk, Kliyk, »i. a Jqq) suk.«esiv sund. 
 Clinquant, Klijjk-ant, a. glitorio. 
 Clip, Klip, r. t. tu kut wid Jetz; tu kurtu], 
 Clipper, Klip-er, n. wun h® klips; a bqrber. 
 Clipping, Klip-ijj, n. deaktovkuti^iayxirtkutof. 
 Cliqi'k, Kick, n. [/>•.] a naro s^rkl ov i)er8on2: 
 
 a jiqrti. 
 Cloak, Kluk, n. an 'ster gqrment; a kuver. 
 Cloak, Kluk, v. t. tu kuver wid a klok; tu hjd. 
 CtOAK-BAO, Kluk-biig. n. a portmanto. 
 Clock, Klok, n. an instniJtnent tu Jo tjm: — an 
 
 in.<t-kt. [kluk. 
 
 Clock, Kluk, r. t. tu mak a mrz lik de heu: tu 
 Clock, Klok, v. t. tu kol, az a hen. Se {Cluck-.) 
 Clock-hakee, Klok-mak-cr, n. wun h(t> maki 
 
 klokH. [klok.0. 
 
 Clock-setter, Klok-set-cr, n. wun hm regy^lats 
 ClocK-woKK. Klok-wurk, n. de wurk ov a klok: 
 
 w<.'l-adjd:<ted wurk. [klTsn. 
 
 Clod, Klod, n. a lump ov erti or kls: — a dolt; a 
 Clod, Klod, r. i. tu hqrdn intu a lump. 
 Clod, Kloil, r. t. tu jiclt wid klodz. 
 Cloddy, K16J-i, a. konsistij) ov klodz: gros. 
 Clodhopper, K16d-hop-er, «. a dul klun: a la- 
 
 biiriji fqrmer. 
 Clodpate, Klod-pat, / „ „, • i r i „ j i. 
 Clodpoll. K16d-Eui; ! "• '^ ''"IP"^ ^"^l*^' ^ 'I'^l^- 
 Clodpated, K16d-i»at-ed, a. stqpid: dul. 
 Cloff, Klof, n. an aluans ov wat. Se ( Chnigh.) 
 Clog, Klog, v. t. tu cnkdmbcr; tu hinder; tu 
 
 obstrakt. 
 Clog, Klog, r. i. tu koales; tu be cnkdmbcrd. 
 Clog, Klog, n. an enkdmbrans; a wudn Jit>. 
 Cloogixess, Klog-i-ne.o, n. stat ov beiy klogd. 
 Clogging, Klog-ij), «. an obstrukjon: a hindrans. 
 Cloggy, Klog-i, a. klogig up: obstniktig. 
 Cloister, Kl^s-ter, n. a mona^jteri; a nuncri; a 
 
 piaza. 
 Cloister, Kl^s-ter, v. t. tu Jut up in a kloster: 
 
 tu kontjn. 
 Cloisteral, Kl(fs-tor-al, a. solitari; rekli^s. 
 Cloisterer, Kldrs-ter-er, n. wun belogijj tu a 
 
 klff.-'ter. 
 Cloke. Klok, n. an uter gqrment. Se {Cloak.} 
 Clonic, K16n-ik, a. konviil.siv: iregyqlar. 
 Close, Kloz, r. t. tu Jut: tu konkli^d; tu termi- 
 
 nat: tu cnkluz: tu jffn; tu yn,nit. 
 Close, KIoz, r. i. tu koales: tu yunjt: tu end. 
 Close, KIqz, n. konklqjon; end; pez: sesajon. 
 Close, Klos, a. Jut fast; kompakt; solid: sekret: 
 
 trusti: sli; retird: intent; ner tu; penqrius. 
 Close, Kloss ad. densli; klosli. 
 Close, Klb>!*, n. an inklozd plas; a feld; a pasaj. 
 Close-bodied, Klos-bod-id, a. mad tu fit klos 
 
 tu de bodi. 
 Close-fisted, KlcSs-fist-ed, a. penqrius. 
 Closklv, K16s-li, ad. in a klos maner; stkretli. 
 Closeness, Kliia-nes, ». stat ov beig klos; se- 
 
 kre-i: pr{va<i. 
 Close STOOL, Kl^s-stml, n. a qambcr yntensil. 
 CLOstrr, K16z-ct, n. a smel nam for prjvasi; a 
 
 kubtird. [vasi. 
 
 Closet, Kloi-et, r. t. tu tak in. or Jut up in prj- 
 Closii, KloJ, H. a di^stemper in de fct ov katl. 
 Closing, Kloz-i^, n. period; konklqjon: terminn- 
 
 Jon. 
 Closlbe, Klo-jqr. n. de akt ov Jutifl up; de end. 
 Clot, Klot, n. eni tij kloteii; koagyqlajon; a klog. 
 Clot. Klot, r. t. tu form klots or klodz: tu koag- 
 
 yqlat. 
 Cloth, Klot, or Klot, n.,pl. Klodz; eni tip worn 
 
 for drcs; a wovn fabrik; a kuverig for de tabl. 
 
 Clothe, Klod, ». t. [i. klodd «/r klad,;5«. klodijj, 
 
 klodd irr klad:] tu kuver wid gqrmenta; tu dres: 
 
 tu invest. [vestyqr; apareL 
 
 Clothes. Klodz, n. pi. gqrmcnts; rament; drcs: 
 Clothier. Kltid-ver, n. wun hot fulz klot: wun 
 
 hO) Idmijez klodz. [kuverifl. 
 
 Clothing, Klod-i^, pj>. a. fdmijij) wid klodz er 
 Clothing, Klud-ip, n. gqancnt.-; drcs; kuvcrifl. 
 Clotter, K16t-er, r. i. tu konkrtt; tu koagynlat. 
 Clotty, Klot-i, a. ful ov klots; klutcd. 
 Cloud, Kl-sd, ;i. a dens kolekjon ov vaport in dc 
 
 -ir. [skur. 
 
 Cloud, Kl-sd, v. t. tu dqrkn wid klisdz; tu ob- 
 Cloud, Kl-sd, I-. i. tu gro klisdi or obskqr. 
 Cloud-capt. Kl-sd-kapt, a. topt wid kbdz. 
 Cloudily, Kl-sd-i-li, ad. wid kl-sdz; obskqrli. 
 Cloudiness, K|-»d-i-nes, n. de statov beig kl^di: 
 I dqrkne?. 
 
 I Cloudless, Kl-jd-les, a. wid-st kl-sdz; kler. 
 ; Cloudy, Kl^d-i, a. kuverd wid kl-sdz; dqrk; ob- 
 I Clough, Kluf. n. a klif: a kleft. [skqr. 
 
 I Clout, Kl-st, u. a pa<]: klot; nal: plat ov jurn. 
 I Clout, Kl-st, v. t. tu pafj; tu kuver wid'klot. 
 Clove, Klov, i. fnm Kiev. Se < (Jltave.) 
 t Clove, Klov, »i. a spjs:— a wat; a kleft. 
 Cloven, Kloiv-n, p. from Kiev. 
 Clovex-footed, Klo-vn-fut-cd, j a. havij) de 
 Cloven-hoofed, Klu-vn-buft, j fut divided. 
 Clover, Klo-ver, n. a kjnd ov gras; a spejez ov 
 
 treferl. 
 Clovered, K16-verd, a. kuverd wid klover. 
 Clown, Kl-sn, n. a rustik; a kors, il-bred man. 
 Clo-R'nish, Kltn-iJ, a. kors; ruf; il-bred; unganli. 
 Clowxishxess. Kl-in-iJ-nes, n. rusti8iti;insiviliti. 
 Cloy, Kl*, i-. t. tu sajiat; tu glut. 
 Club, Klub, n. a bevi stik;— a so:'jeti; sqt ov kqrdz. 
 Club, Klub, r. i. tu jern in a komon eL-ipens. 
 Club, Klub. r. t. tu jw tu a komon reknip. 
 Clubbed, Klubd, a. hevi or tik, Ijk a klub. 
 Club-fisted, Klub-fist-ed. a. havijj a Iqrj fist. 
 Club-footed, Klub-fut-ed, a. havip kruked fet. 
 Club-law, Klub-io, ». de lo ov ruid fors; kom- 
 
 puljon. 
 Club-man, Kldb-man, n. wun hob kariz a klub. 
 Clubroom, Klub-rcom, n. de ram in bwiq a klub 
 Cluck, Kluk, v. t. tu kol qikenz.aza hen. [mets. 
 Cluck, Kluk, i-. i. tu kol, az a hen kelz qikenz. 
 Cloe, Klq, u. Se {Clew.) 
 
 Clump, Klump, n. a Japles mas; a kluster ov trci. 
 Clumsily, KIdm-zi-li, ad. in a klumzi maner. 
 Clumsixess, Kldm-zi-nes, n. okwardncs. [di. 
 Clumsy, Kliim-zi, a. okward: hevi; qrtlcs; unhin- 
 Cluxg, Klufl. i. a.Mp. from Klip. [mupk. 
 
 Cluniac, Klq-ni-ak, n. a rcf»rmd Bencdiktin 
 Cluster, Kliis-ter, n. a buncj; a kolekjon; a bodi. 
 Cluster, Klus-ter, r. i. tu gro in bunqez er 
 
 klusterz. [gader. 
 
 Cluster. Klds-tcr, r. t. tu kolekt intu bodiz; tu 
 Clustery, Klds-ter-i, a. groin in klusterz. 
 Clutch, Klu^, i-. ^ tu grjp; tu grasp; tu kontrakt 
 
 de handz. 
 Clutch, Kluq, «. a grasp;— //^. de poz; dc talont; 
 
 de handz, in de sens ov rapnsiti er kra>elti. 
 Clutter, Kluf-er, n. busl; disorder: klater. 
 Clutter, Klut-cr. v. i. tu luak a nerz er busl. 
 Clyster, Klis-tcr, w. an injckjon. 
 Co. Ko, an abreviajon ov K<m; hwcn prefikst tu 
 
 wurdz it siguitiz uid or yiinyon. 
 Coacervate, Ko-a-ser-vat, v. t. tu hep up tu- 
 
 gi'der. [far travelip. 
 
 Coach, Koq, n. a for-hweld plejqr karij; a kanj 
 Coach. Kutj, «. t. tu konvu in a ko<5. 
 Coach-box, Koq-boks, m. de set ov de driver ov 
 
 a kuxj. [ko^. 
 
 Coach-hire, Kuq-hjr, n. muoi pad for yq,*iB « 
 Coachman, K^q-man, ». de driver ov a ko^.
 
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 Coachmanship, Koq-man-Jip, n. de sMl ov a 
 
 koqman. 
 COACTION, Ko-ak-Jon, n. fors; kompuljon. 
 CoACTiVE, Ko-ak-tiv, a. kompulscDri; aktig in 
 
 konkurens. 
 CoADJUTANT, Ko-ad-jix-Unt, A. helpii); asistig. 
 Coadjutor, Ko-ad-ji\-'tor, ji. a felo-helper; an 
 
 asister. [helper. 
 
 CoADJUTEix, Ko-ad-ji\-triks, n, Je hcD iz a felo- 
 Coadjuvancvt, Ko-ad-JT^, -van-si, n. help; konkdr- 
 
 ent help. [adventyti,rer. 
 
 CoADYEXTUEEK, Ko-ad-vent-yTi,-rer, n. a felo- 
 CoAGENT, Ko-a-jent, n. an asojiat; a felo-ajent. 
 COAGULABLE, Kca-ag-yii,-la-bl, a. kapabl ovkon- 
 
 krejon. [konkrejonz. 
 
 Coagulate, Ko-ag-yn-lat, r. t. tu fors intu 
 Coagulate, Ko-ag-yi],-lat, v. i. tu run iatu 
 
 konkrejonz. 
 Coagulation, Ko-ag-yn,-la-Jou, >». &e akt ov ko- 
 
 agyq,latii); konkrejon; konjslajon. [agyq,laJon. 
 Coagulative, Ko-ag-yT],-la-tiv, a. prodq,sii) ko- 
 CoAGULATOK, KQ-ag-yq,-la-tor, n. he er dat hwiq 
 
 koagyii,lats. [substans. 
 
 CoAGULUM, KQ-ag-yq,-lum, n. [£.] a koagyixlatirj 
 t/'o.\L, Kol, n. Q kombustibl fosil; (^qrkul. 
 Coal, KqI, i-. t. tu burn wud tu qqrkol. 
 CoAL-BLACK, Kol-blak, a. blak az kol; veri blak. 
 CoAL-BOX, Kol-boks, H. a boks tu kari kolz tu 
 Coaleey, Kol-cr-i, n. a kol mjn. [de fjr. 
 
 Coalesce, Ko-a-les, v. i. tu yiinjt; tu jem. 
 Coalesced, Ko-a-lest, i. and p. from Koales. 
 
 Se {Coalesce.'} [ig;jerniij. 
 
 Coalescence, Ko-a-Ies-ens, n. de akt ov yiiujt- 
 Coalescent, Ko-a-les-ent, a. jffnd; yq,njted. 
 Coalition, Ko-a-liJ-on, n. yi^^nyon; jugkjon. 
 Coalmetee, Kol-mct-er, n. a. megiirer ov kol. 
 Coalmine, Kol-mjn, n. a mjn in hwiq kolz qr 
 
 dug. 
 Coalpit, Kol-pit, n. a pit hw^rin kolz qr dug. 
 Coalstone, Kol-stou, n. a sort ov kanal kol. 
 Coaly, K61-i, a. kontaniij kol. 
 Coamings. Kom-igz, n. pi. in Jips, de razd ber- 
 
 derz er ejez ov de haqez. 
 Coaptation, Ko-ap-ta-Jon, ». adjustment ov 
 
 pqrts tu eg uder. 
 Coaese, Kors, a. not f jn; not ref jnd; not soft; ruf : 
 
 roid: unsivil: gros: inelegant; men. 
 Coarsely, KcJrs-li, ad. in a kors maner. 
 Coarseness, K6rs-nes, n. roodnes; rufnes; grosnes. 
 CoAssuME, Ko-a-sqm, v. t. tu asqm tugeder. 
 Coast, Kost, n. an ej; Jor; sjd; fronter. 
 Coast, Kost, v. i. tu sal klos bj or ner de kost. 
 Coast, Kost, v. t. tu sal ner; tu kep klos tu. 
 Coaster, Kost-er, n. a person er vesel dat salz 
 
 aloi) a kost, tradii) from port tu port. 
 Coast-rock, K6st-rok, n. a rok on de kost. 
 Coast-sediment, Kost-sed-i-ment, n. sediment 
 
 lojd on de kost. 
 Coat, Kot, n. de uper gqrment; a petikot; de 
 
 hi^r er fur ov a best; eni tegyn,ment. 
 Coat, Kot, v. t. tu kuver; tu invest. 
 Coated, K6t-ed, p. a. kuverd wid a kot er laer. 
 Coatee, Kot-e, n. a kot wid Jort flaps. 
 COATi, Ko-a-te, n. a S'st Amerikan animal re- 
 
 z^mblip de rakdon. 
 Coating, K6t-it), n. a kuverig; a klot fer tents, 
 Coax, Koks, v. t. tu hwedl; tu flater. 
 Coaxee, Koks-er, n. a hwedler. 
 Cob, Kob, n. a poni; a kern; a spjk ov maz. 
 Cobalt, K6-belt, n. a gra mineral. 
 Cobble, K6b-1, v. t. tu mend, er mak korsli. 
 Cobble, K6b-1, n. a. fijip-bot; a r-snd ston; a 
 Cobbler, K6b-ler, n. a mender ov old Jooz. [herd 
 Cobnut, ^6b-nut, n. a berz gam; a Iqrj nut. 
 Cobweb, K6b-web, n. de web er net ov a spjder; 
 
 a trap. 
 
 Cobweb, Kob-web, a. f jn, sljt, er flimzi. 
 Cocayne, Kok-an, n. an imajinari kuntri ov jdl- 
 
 nes, Idksyqri and deljt. 
 Coccifeeous, Kok-sif-er-us, a. bq,rir) beriz. 
 CoccuLus Indicus, K6k-yq-lus In'di-kus, n. [L.] 
 
 a perzuus beri. [skqrlet. 
 
 Cochineal, K6q-i-nel, n. an insekt yqzd in djig 
 Cochleaey, Kok-le-a-ri, a. havig de ferm ov a 
 
 skroD. 
 Cochleated, K6k-le-at-ed, a. ov a skrood ferm. 
 Cock, Kok, «. de mal ov berdz; — a sp-st tu let •st 
 
 weter; — pqrt ov a gunlok; — a hep ov ha; — de 
 
 ferm ov a hat; — de stjl ov a djal. 
 Cock, Kok, v. t. tu set up de hat; tu fiks de kok. 
 Cockade, Kok-ad, n. a ribon er baj worn on de 
 
 hat. [iti. 
 
 Cockahoop, K6k-a-h(l)p,t ad. in hj merfi and jol- 
 Cockatoo, Kok-a-t<6, n. a herd ov de parot kjnd. 
 Cockatrice, K6k-a-trjs, n. a kjnd ov serpent. 
 Cockboat, Kok-bot, n. a smel bot beloflii) tu 
 
 a Jip. [koks kro. 
 
 CocKCEOWiNG, K6k-kro-ii), w. de tjm at hwi^ 
 CocKEE, K6k-er, n. a kokf jter; — a spaterdaj. 
 Cockerel, K6k-er-el, ;i. a yug kok. 
 Cocket, K6k-et, 71. a tiket from de kustom-h'ss. 
 Cockfight, Kok-fit, ) , ., , , 
 
 COCKFIGHTING, K^k-fjt-il), i "• "" ^'^" °^ ''°^' 
 
 CocKHOESE, K6k-hors,t a. on horsbak; trjumfig. 
 
 Cockle, K6k-1, n. a smol testa Jus fij. 
 
 Cockle, K6k-1, v. t. tu kontrakt intu rigklz. 
 
 Cockle, K6k-1, v. i. tu gro rigkld. 
 
 Cockler, Kok-ler, ». wun h(t> taks er selz koklz. 
 
 Cockloft, Kok-loft, «. de top loft er roum. 
 
 Cockmatch, Kok-maq, n. a kokf jt fer a prjz. 
 
 Cockney, K6k-ni, n. a nativ ov' Lundon, yqzd 
 in kontemt. [ni, 
 
 CocKNEYiSM, K6k-ni-iz-m, n.de djalekt ov a kok- 
 
 Cockpit, Kok-pit, n. de drea hw^r koks f jt. 
 
 Cockroach, K6k-roq, n, an insekt; a spejez ov 
 betl. [koks kom. 
 
 CocK's-oOMB, Koks-kom, n. a plant; a fl-jser; a 
 
 CocKSPUR, Kok-spur, n. Verjinian hotern; medlar. 
 
 Cocksure, K6k-Jqr,t a. konfidentli serten. 
 
 Cockswain, K6k-swan, or K6k-sn, n. an ofiser 
 hct) haz de kq,r ov bots. 
 
 Cocoa, K6-ko. n. ds <j6kolat-nut tre and its seda 
 er froQt; — ritn olso {cacao.} 
 
 Cocoon, Ko-kAn, n. de bel mad bj de silkwurm. 
 
 Coctile, Kok-til, s. mad bj bakig, az brik. 
 
 CocTiON, Kok-Jon, n. de akt ov berlig, er dijestig. 
 
 Cod, Kod, ) , ... 
 
 Codfish, Kod-fiJ, \ "• "^ ^o™*^"! ^^'^'I- 
 
 Cod, Kod, n. a kas er husk kontanig sedz; a bag. 
 
 Coda, KcS-da, n. in Miizik, de kloz er adijonal 
 kloz ov a kompozijon. 
 
 Coddle, K6d-1, v. t. tu pqrberl; tu fondl; tu kedl. 
 
 Code, Kod, n. a buk ov de sivil le; sistem. 
 
 Codger, Kod-jer, n. a rustik; a kl-sn; a mjzer. 
 
 Codicil, K6d-i-sil, n. an apendaj tu a wil. 
 
 Codification, Kod-i-f i-ka-Jon, ». de akt er pros- 
 es ov redqsiij loz tu a sistem. 
 
 Codify, K6d-i-fj, v. t. tu redqs tu a kod. 
 
 CoDiLLE, Ko-dil, n. [Fr.] a term in de gam ov 
 
 Codling, Kod-lig, n. a spejez ov apl. [omber. 
 
 CoEFFiciEXCY, Ko-ef-iJ-en-si, n. kooperajon. 
 
 Coefficient, Ko-ef-iJ-ent, n. dat hwiq yTi,njta 
 in akjon wid sumtig els; — a. kooperatig. 
 
 Coelder, Ko-el-der, n. an elder ovde sam ragk. 
 
 Cceliac, Se-le-ak, a. pertanig tu de beli. 
 
 Coemption,^ Ko-emp-Jon, n. a purqasig ov de hoi. 
 
 Coequal, Ko-e-kwal, a. ekwal; ov de sam ragk. 
 
 Coequality, Ko-e-kw61-i-ti, n. ekwoliti. 
 
 COEQUALLY, Ko-e-kwal-i, ad. wid jernt ekwoliti. 
 
 Coerce, Ko-ers, v. t. tu restran; tu fors. 
 
 Coercible, Ko-ers-i-bl, a. kapabl ov beig re- 
 strand.
 
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 Coercion, Ko-er-Jon, n. restrant; qek. 
 Coercive, Ko-^r-siv, a. restranio; (jekig; forsibl, 
 CoERCiVENESS, Ko-er-siv-nes, »«. p^ser tu restruu. 
 COESSENTIAL, Ko-es-en-Jal, a. partakij) ov dc 
 
 sam esens. 
 CoKSSENTiALiTY, Ko-cs-cn-Ji-al-i-ti, n. partisi- 
 
 pajun ov de sam esens. 
 CoKSSENTiALLV, Ko-es-en-/al-i, ad. in a koesen- 
 
 Jal maner. [establijment. 
 
 CoESTABLiSUMEXT, Ko-es-tab-li/-ment, Ji. ajernt 
 COESTATE, Ko-es-tat, n. a stat ov ekwal rajjk; a 
 
 yi],nyon ov interests or estats. 
 COKTAXEOUS, Ko-E-ta-ne-us, a. ov dc sam aj wid 
 
 andder; beginig tia egzist at de sam tjm. 
 COETERVAL, Ko-E-ter-nal, a. tkwali eternal wid 
 
 anuder. [eterniti. 
 
 CoETERNiTY, Ko-e-ter-ni-ti, n. ekwal, or jernt 
 Coeval, Ko-e-val, a. ov de sam aj wid anuder. 
 Coeval, Ko-e-val, n. wun ov de sam aj. 
 CoEVOUS, Ko-e-vus, a. beii) ov de sam aj. 
 Coexecctor, Ko-eg-zek-yi^-tor, n. a jernt eg- 
 
 zekyntor. 
 Coexist, Ko-eg-zist, i-. «. tu egzist tugeder. 
 Coexistence, Ko-eg-zist-ens, ti. egzistens at de 
 
 sam tim. [U™- 
 
 Coexistent, Ko-eg-zist-ent, a. egzistigatde sam 
 Coextend, Ko-eks-tend, v. t. tu ekstend tu de 
 
 sam spas. [Jon. 
 
 CoEXTENSiON, Ko-eks-tcn-Jon, «. ekwal eksten- 
 CoEXTEXSiVE, Ko-eks-ten-siv, a. havijj de sam 
 
 eksteut. [ekstenjon. 
 
 COEXTEXSIVENESS, Ko-eks-tcn-siv-nes, n. ekwal 
 Coffee, K6f-e w K6f-i, n. a beri, and de driijk 
 
 mad from it. 
 Coffee-house, Kof-e-h-ss, n. a h5s ov entertan- 
 
 mont. [kofe. 
 
 Coffee-mill, K6f-e-mil, h. a mil fer grjndiij 
 Coffee-pot, Kof-e-pot, n. a pot in hwiq kofe iz 
 
 berld. 
 Coffer, K6f-er, n. a qest; a muni-qest; a tre^r. 
 Coffer, K6f-er, v. t. tu treji^r up. 
 Coffin, K6f-in, «. a qest in hwiq a ded bodi iz 
 
 interd. [kuver. 
 
 Coffin, K6f-in, v. t. tu enkl6z in a kofin; tu 
 Cog, Kog, v. t. tu flater: tu hwedl; tu folsifj; — 
 
 tu fiks kogz in a hwel. 
 Cog, Kog, i\ i. tu Ij: tu hwedl. 
 Cog, Kog, n. de tott ov a hwel; a litl bot. 
 Cogency, Koj-jen-si, n. fors: strejjt; p3er. 
 Cogent, K6-jent, a. forsibl: piserful; konvinsii). 
 Cogently, KcJ-jent-li, ad. wid fors or urjensi. 
 Cogger, K6g-er, n. a flaterer. 
 CoGGERY, K6g-er-i, n. trik: folshud. 
 Cogglestone, K6g-l-ston, n. a pebl; a kobl-st<an. 
 Cogitable, K6j-i-ta-bl, a. kapabl ov beig tet on. 
 Cogitate, K6j-i-tat, v. i. tu tijjk: tu meditat. 
 Cogitation, Koj-i-ta-Jon, n. meditajon; kon- 
 
 templajon. 
 Cogitative, K6j-i-ta-tiv, a. tinkii); givn tu tot. 
 Cognac, Kon-yak, n. [Fr.] a Frenq brandi. 
 Cognate, Kog-nat, a. aljd bj blud; kindred; akin. 
 Cognation, Kog-na-Jon, n. relajonjip; kindred. 
 Cognition, Kog-niJ-on, n. nolej; sertcn nolej. 
 Cognitive, K6g-ni-tiv, a. havijj de p«er ov noig. 
 Cognizable, Kog-ni-za-bl, a. Ijabl tu be trjd or 
 
 egzamind. 
 Cognizance, K6g-ni-zans ©r K6n-i-zans; n. jn,dij- 
 
 al notis; trjal; a baj; a krest. ' [nolejd. 
 
 Cognizee, Kog-ni-ze, n. he tu hdom a fjn iz ak- 
 COGNIZOR, Kog-ni-zer, n. wun hoa aknolejez a f jn. 
 Cognomen, Kog-no-men, n. [Z.] a sumam; a 
 
 famili nam. [sumam. 
 
 CoGNOMiNAL. Kog-nom-i-nal, a. bel^gig tu de 
 Cognominate, Kog-nom-i-nat, v. t. tu giv a nam. 
 CoGNOMiNATioN, Kog-nom-i-ua-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 givig a sumam. 
 
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 Cognoscence, Kog-nos-ens, n. nolej. 
 Cognoscente, Kog-nos-en-te tr Kca-no-Jen-ta, n. 
 
 [/(!.] wun wel vcrst in cni tiy; koniser. 
 COGNOSCIBLE, Ko'g-nos-i-bl, a. dat ma be non. 
 CoGNosciTiVE, Kog-nos-i-tiv, a. havifl de p5er 
 
 ov noij). 
 Cognovit, Kog-nu-vit, n. an aknolejment bj de 
 
 defendant ov de justis ov de jjlantifs koz. 
 CoG-wuEEL, Kog-hwel, «. a hwel furnijt wid 
 ^ kogz. [er. 
 
 Cohabit, Ko-hab-it, i-. i, tu dwel, or liv tug^d- 
 Cohabitaxt, Ko-hab-it-ant, n. an inhabitiint ov 
 de sam plas. [kohabitij. 
 
 Cohabitation, Ko-hab-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 Co-heir, KQ-4r, n. a jernt :^r wid uderz. 
 Co-heiress, Ko-4r-es, n. jernt %res. 
 Cohere, Ko-her, v. i. tu stik tugeder; tu fit; 
 
 tu agre. 
 Coherence, Ko-ht'-rens, j ?i. deaktovkoherij); 
 Coherency, Ko-he-ren-si, ) yq,nyon; kajhejon; 
 konekjon. ' [sistent. 
 
 Coherent, Ko-he-rent, a. stikii) tugeder; kon- 
 CoHESiON, Ko-he-jon, n. de akt ov koherifl. 
 Cohesive, Ko-he-siv, a. haviy de p-ser ov stikip. 
 CoHESivENESS, Ko-he-siv-nes,. )». de kwoliti or 
 
 beii) kohesiv. 
 CoHOBATE, Ku-ho-bat, t-. t. tu distil agen. 
 CoHOBATiON. Ko-ho-ba-Jon, n. repeted distilajon. 
 CoHOES, ( Ko-ht)z. M. a fel ov woter ia a river. 
 COHOZE, j {Indian.) 
 
 Cohort, KQ-hort, «. a bodi ov ab-st 500 soljerz. 
 Coif, Kerf, n. a hed-dres; a kap. 
 Coifed, Kerft, a. w;^rig a kerf. 
 Coiffure, Ktjr-fiir, 7*. [/>■.] a hed-dres; a kfff. 
 CoiGNE, Kern, )i. a komor: a wudn wej. 
 Coil, Kerl, v. t. tu gader intu a naro kumpas. 
 Coil, Kerl, n. a rop w^nJ intu a rip: a wjndij). 
 Coin, Kern, n. muni b^^rig a legal stamp. 
 Coin, Kern, i*. t. tu stamp muni; tu mak; tu 
 
 invent. 
 Coinage, Ktfn-aj, n. de aktov kerniij: muni kernd. 
 Coincide, Ko-in-sjd, v. i. tu agre wid; tu 
 
 konkur. 
 Coincidence, Ko-in-si-dens, n. konkdrens; agre- 
 ment. [sistent. 
 
 Coincident, Ko-in-si-dent, a. agreiij wid: kon- 
 CoiNciDER, Ko-in-sid-er, n. he or dat hwiq ko- 
 _ insjdz. * [qn. 
 
 CoiNDiCATiON, Ko-in-di-ka-Jon, n. a konkdrent 
 Coiner, K(5rn-er, ». a maker ov muni: an invent- 
 or, [dwelz wid andder. 
 Coi.NHABiTANT, Ko-in-hab-it-ant, n. wun ha 
 CoiT, Kert, 11. a kwert. Se {{jurni.} 
 Coition, Ko-iJ-on, n. kopyqlajon. 
 CojoiN, Ko-jffn, V. i. tu jtfn wid andder. 
 Cojuror, Ko-jq-ror, n. a witnes ov anuderz 
 
 kredibiliti. 
 Coke, Kok, n. fosil kol bumt tu qqrkol. 
 Colander, Kdl-an-der, n. a siv; a straner; a kal- 
 ender. [jon. 
 
 Colatio.n, Ko-la-Jon, n. de akt ovstranifl: filtra 
 CoLATURE, Kol-a-tr^r, n. filtrajon. [jurn. 
 
 CoLCOTUAR, K61-ko-tar, n. a brT5n red oksi'd or 
 Cold, Kold, a. not hot; not worm: qil: indiferent: 
 
 frijid; widest pajon or afekjon; rezervd. 
 Cold, Kold, n. prjvajon ov bet; — a dizez; katqr. 
 Cold-blooded, Kold-bldd-ed, a. wid-st felij. 
 Cold-hearted, Kold-h^rt-ed, a. wontijj felifl or 
 
 pa Jon. 
 CoLDLT, Kwld-li, ad. wid-st het; wid-jt konsera. 
 Coldness, K(f»ld-nes, n. wont ov het er woiint; 
 
 frijiditi. 
 Cole. Kol, «. a jeneral nam fer ol sorts ov kabaj. 
 CoLEOPTERAL, Ko-lc-6p-ter-al, \ a. havip for 
 Coleopterous, Ko-le-6p-ter-us, i wijz, wid 
 Jedz, az de betl.
 
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 GoLEOPTEEAN, Ko-le-op-ter-aD, 
 
 havii) to, parz ov wigz; a bstl. 
 CoLEWORT, Kial-wurt, h. a sort ov kabaj. 
 Colic, K6I-ik, n. a panful diserder ov ttE b-selz 
 Colicky. K61-ik-i, a. pertanii) tu kolik. 
 Colin, K61-in, h. a berd ov dt pqrtrij kjnd. 
 Collapse, Kol-ap.?, n. afel;a wastiij or Jngkii) 
 Collapse, Kol-aps, v. i. tu fel tiageder. 
 Collapsed, Kol-apst, a. widerd; klozd 
 
 an insekt Collocutor, Kol-o-kq-tor, n. a spsker m a dja- 
 I Collogue, Kol-og, v. i. tu hwedl; tu plot. [log. 
 COLLOP, K61-op, n. a smgl kut er sljs ov met. 
 Colloquial, Kol-u-kwi-al, a. relatiij tu komon 
 
 konversajon. 
 Colloquialism, Kol-6-kwi-al-iz-m, n. a wurd or 
 
 fraz yi\zd in konversajon. 
 CoLLOQUisT, K61-o-kwist, n. a spekerina djalog. 
 Colloquy, K61-o-kwi, «. konversajon; a djalog. 
 
 CoLLAPSioN, Kol-ap-Jon; n. &z akt ov kolapsii) er ' Collude, Kol-xijl, r. ?-. tu kouspjr in fred. 
 
 ' ' CoLLUDER, Kol-vid-er, ». wun hit) konspjrz in fred. 
 
 Collusion, Kol-i^-gon, n. drsetful agrEment. 
 
 kliaziij. 
 Collar, K61-ar, n. a rii) r-snd dg nek; a band. 
 Collar, K6I-ar, v. t. tu SEzbi dekolar. 
 Collar-bone, K61-ar-bon, n. de klavikl. 
 Collate, Kol-at, r. t. tu kompv tigz similar; tu 
 
 konfer; tu plas in an ekkziastikal bensfis. 
 Collateral, Kol-at-er-al, a. bgiij s|d bj sid; not 
 
 direkt. [direktli. 
 
 Collaterally, Kol-at-er-al-i, ad. sid bj sjd; in- 
 Collation, Koi-a-Jon, n. de akt ov kolatli); kom- 
 
 parison; — a i-Epdst; — akt ov bEstwiij a benefis. 
 Collatitious, Kol-a-tiJ-us, a. kontribyixted bj 
 
 meni. [[matron . 
 
 Collative, Kol-a-tiv, a. konferd bj a bijop er 
 Collator, Kol-a-tor, n. wun hdo kolats er kom- 
 
 p4rz. 
 Colleague, Kol-eg, n. a pqrtner; an asojiat. 
 Colleague, Kol-sg, v. t. tu yq,n}t wid. [gan. 
 Collect, Kol-ekt, r. t. tu gader tugeder; tu 
 Collect, K61-ekt, ». a Jert komprsbensiv primer. 
 CoLLECTASEOUS, Kol-ck-ta-ne-us, a. gaderd up 
 
 tugeder. [kolektetl. 
 
 CoLLECTEDNESS, Kol-ekt-ed-nes, n. stat ov beii) 
 Collectible, Kol-ekt-i-bl, a. kapabl ov bEig 
 
 gaderd. 
 Collection, Kol-ek-Jon, n. ds akt ov kolektii); dat 
 
 hwiq iz kolekted; kontribviJon; asemblaj;a gi-cnp: 
 
 a korolari; a dcdukjon. [bodi er mas. 
 
 Collective, Kol-ekt-iv, a. gaderd intu wun 
 Collectively, Kol-ekt-iv-li, ad. iua jeneralmas. 
 Collectiveness, Kol-ekt-iv-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 yi^nyon; a mas. [gaderz. 
 
 Collector, Kol-ekt-or, n. wun hco kolekts er 
 Collectorship, Kol-ekt-or- Jip, «. de of is ov a 
 
 kolektor. 
 Collegatary, Kol-eg-a-ta-ri, n. a jffnt legate. 
 College, K61-ej, n. a komn,niti;a sosistiov men 
 
 set apqrt for lernii) er relijon; a seminari ov 
 
 lernii); a h'ss in hwiq kokjianz rezjd. 
 Collegial, Kol-E-ji-al, a. rElatiij tu a kolej; 
 
 kolsjiat. 
 Collegian, Kol-E-ji-an, n. a member ov a kolej. 
 Collegiate, Kol-e-ji-at, a. portanig tu a kolej. 
 Collegiate, Kol-e-ji-at, n. a member ov a kolej. 
 Collet, K61-et, n. de pqrt ov a rig in hwiq de 
 
 stisn iz set. 
 Collide, Kol-jd, v. i. tu strjk agenst eq uder. 
 Collier, Kol-yer, n. a. diger ov kolz: a kol-Jip. 
 Colliery, K61-yer-i, n. a kol-mjn; kol trad. 
 COLLIFLOWER, Kol-i-fl's-er, n. Se {Oauliftower.} 
 CoLLiMATiON, Kol-i-ma-Jon, n. de akt ov amig at 
 
 a mqrk. 
 Collingual, Kol-ii)-gwal, a. havig er pertanig 
 
 tu de sam laggwaj. [tu dizolv. 
 
 COLLIQUATE, K61-i-kwat, V. t. and i. tu melt; 
 COLLIQUATION, Kol-i-kwa-Jon, n. de akt ov meltig. 
 Colliquative, Kol-ik-wa-tiv, a. meltig; dizolvent. 
 CoLLiQUEFACTiON, Kol-ik-we-fak-Jon, n. a melt- 
 ig tugeder. 
 Collision, Kol-i3-on, n. de akt ov strjkig toci 
 
 bodiz tugeder; opozijon; a klaj; interferens. 
 Collocate, K61-o-kat, v. t. tu plas; tu aranj. 
 Collocation, Kol-o-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov plasig: 
 
 aranjment. 
 CoLLOCUTiON, Kol-Q-k4-Jon, n, a konferens; a 
 
 konversajon. * 
 
 Collusive, Kol-i'|,-siv, a. fredyi\,lentli konserted. 
 Collusivelt, Kol-ii-siv-li, ad. in a koliisiv maoer; 
 navij. ^ [sert. 
 
 Collusiveness, Kol-q,-siv-nes, »^. f redyq,lent kon- 
 CoLLUSORY, Kol-ii-so-ri, a. kontanig koh^jon er 
 
 fred. 
 Colly, Kol-i, j ^ ^ , j. j ^^^ 
 
 COLLOW, Kol-o, ( ' ^ ' 
 
 Colly, K61-i, t>. t. txa grjm wid kol. [jz. 
 
 CoLLYRiUM, Kol-ir-i-um, ». [L.] medisin fer de 
 CoLOCYNTH, K61-o-sint, n. de pit ov de biter-apl 
 
 kolokwintida, de pulp ov hwiq iz purgativ. 
 Colon, K6-lon, n. de pernt, dus(_:;yn,zd tu mqrk 
 
 a pez; — de Iqrjest ov de intestinz. 
 Colonel. Kur-nel, n. de komdnder ov a rejimeat. 
 Colonelcy', Kiir-nel-si, n. de ofis ov a kurnel. 
 CoLONELSHiP, Kdr-nel-Jip, n. de ofis ov kurnel. 
 Colonial, Kol-ii-ni-al, a. relatig tu a koloni er 
 koloniz. [<ani. 
 
 Colonist, Kol-o-nist, n. an inhabitant ov a kol- 
 CoLONiZATiON, Kol-o-ni-za-Jon, it. de akt ov kol- 
 
 onjzig. 
 Colonize, Kol-o-njz, v. t. tu establij a koloni. 
 Colonnade, Kol-on-ad, n. a ranj ov pilarz er 
 
 kolumz. 
 Colony, K61-o-ni, n. a bodi ov pepl ho rem<6v 
 and setl in a distant rejon, kontinyqig subjekt 
 tu dg muder kuntri; de kuntri planted. 
 Colophon, Kol-o-fop, ??. de konklqjon ov a biak, 
 
 kontanig de dat and plas ov publikajon. 
 Colophony, Ko-lc.f-o-ni, «. a blak rezin. 
 Coloquintida, Kol-o-kwin-ti-da, n. de biter-apl 
 
 kolosint. 
 Color, Kiil-or, n. de hq, er aperans ov bodiz tu 
 de j; — de scvn prinsipal kulorz qr red, oranj, yelo, 
 gren, blix, indigo, and vjolet; — konselment; pre- 
 tens; pi. a standard; a flag. 
 Color, Kiil-or, v. t. tu mqrk wid sum hq,; ta 
 
 paliat; tu ekskqz. 
 Color, Kul-or, v. i. tu bluj. 
 Colorable, Kdl-or-a-bl, a. spejus; plezibl. 
 Coloration, Kul-or-a-Jon, n. de akt ov kulorig. 
 Colorific, Kol-or-if-ik, a. abl tu giv kulor. 
 Coloring, Kiil-or-ig, n. an qrt in pantig: — tea 
 ekskij,s. [kulorig. 
 
 CoLORiST, Kul-or-ist, n. a panter b(t) ekselz in 
 Colorless, Kul-or-les, a. wid'st kulor: tnins- 
 
 pj^rent. 
 Colossal, Ko-los-al, a. Ijk a kolosus. 
 Colosseum, Kol-o-se-um, n. [Z.] a grat amfite- 
 
 ater. 
 CoLOSSiANS, Ko-16J-anz, i». fl. de inhabitants ov 
 de anjent siti ov Kolose. [magnitqd. 
 
 Colossus, Ko-16s-us, w. [Z.] a statyq, ov enennus 
 Colporteur, ) K61-port-er, n. [/)■.] wun luB 
 COLPORTER, \ travelz fer vendig smel buks. 
 Colstaff, Kol-staf, «. a Iqrj staf, on hwiq a 
 
 burdn iz karid betwen tCD men on dqr Jolderz. 
 Colt, Kolt, n. de yug ov a hers. 
 Colter, Kwl-ter, u. de Jqrp jurn ov a plu. 
 Coltish, K61t-iJ, a. Ijk a kolt; wonton. 
 Coltsfoot, K61ts-fut, n. a plant. 
 Colubrine, K61-yn,-brjn, a. relatig tu a serpent; 
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 CotUMBART, K61-um-ba-ri, n. a duv kot; a pijon 
 
 Columbine, K61-um-bin, n. a jenus av plants. 
 COLl'MEL, K61-yn,-mel. n. de sentral pq;-t ov a 
 
 kap'-iil, or ()V de tska ov mos. 
 Column, K61-uin, n. a silindrikal pilar: — afi! ov 
 
 trtnps:— \x\Tt ov a paj; a Ijn ov ligy^^rz. 
 CoLUMNAE, Ko-lum-nar, a. formd in koluml. 
 COLUEKS, Ko-l^r^, n. I'l. t<D imajinari grat serklz, 
 
 sup(f)zd tu intcrsekt eg udcr in de polz ov de 
 
 wurld. 
 Com, Koin, az a prtf ik?, dEncJt3 wid, tu, or agenst. 
 Coma, Ka-ma, -.u a morbid dispozijon tu step. 
 CoMATE, K6-mat, n. a felo-mat: a kompanyon. 
 Comatose, Ku-ma-tos, a. Ictqrjik; dr'szi; duzi. 
 Comb, Kom, n. an instrooment for de hi^r; — krcst 
 
 ov u kok; — selz in hwiq bez loj d^r huni; — a 
 
 mcjur. 
 Comb, Kom, v. t. tia divjd and adjust de hq,r; tu 
 
 dres, and la eni tii) smtod. 
 Combat, K6m-bat, er Kiim-bat, r. i. tu fit; tu 
 
 kontciid: tu akt in opozijon. 
 Combat, K6m-bat, v. t. tu op6z; tu fjt. 
 Combat, Kom-bat, n. a kontest; a batl; a fit: a 
 
 dqel. [a gampion. 
 
 Combatant, Kom-bat-ant, n. wun hot) kombats; 
 Combatant, Kom-bat-ant, a. dispozd tu kworel. 
 Comb at EE, Kom-bat-er, n. wun hcb fits. 
 Comb ATI VENESS, Kom-bat-iv-nes, h. a dispozijon 
 
 er jiroponsiti tu fit. 
 COMBEB. KtJm-er, 71. wun h<t) komz. [kombind. 
 COMBINABLE, Kom-bjn-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beiij 
 Combination, Kom-bi-na-Jon, n. ytj^nyon; asoji- 
 
 ajon: koalijon. [nit. 
 
 Combine, Kom-bin, r. t. tu jern tugeder; tu yq,- 
 CoMBiNE, Kom-bin, t\ i. tu yunit; tu koales; tu 
 
 agre. 
 CoMBLESS, Kcim-Ies, a. destit^t ov a kom. 
 Combustibility, Kom-bus-ti-bil-i-ti, ) n. de 
 COMBUSTiBLENESS, Kom-bus-ti-bl-nes, i kwol- 
 
 iti ov beifl kombustibl. [be burnt. 
 
 Combustible, Kom-bus-ti-bl, a. dat ma burn er 
 Combustible, Kom-bds-ti-bl, n. a kombu.'^tibl 
 
 material. [burnii). 
 
 Combustion, Kom-bdst-yon, n. a konflagrajon; a 
 Come, Kum, v. i. \i. kam, ps. kumii), kum:] tu 
 
 dro ner: tu advdns t^Dard; tu arjv; tu hapn; tu 
 
 fol Tst: tu aper; tu arjz. [a plaer. 
 
 Comedian, Kom-e-di-an, n. an aktor ov komedi; 
 Comedy, K^m-e-di, n. an amii,zii) dramatik pes. 
 Comeliness, Kdm-li-ncs, u. gras; \)\\i\\ digniti. 
 Comely, Kdm-li, a, grasful; bekumii); descnt. 
 Comer, Kdm-cr, n. wun hio kumz. 
 Comet, Kdra-et, n. a hevnli bodi wid a tal er tran 
 
 ov Ijt, and an eksentrik mo Jon. 
 Comet, Ka-m6t, n. a gam at kqrdz. 
 Comet.\eium, Kom-et-a-ri-um, 1 n. a majen tu 
 CoMETAEY, K6m-et-a-ri, ( Jo de revolq,- 
 
 Jonz ov komets. 
 CoMETARY, K6m-ct-a-ri, ) , .• ^ , 
 
 CoMETic. Rom-et-ik, ! ^- ^^^^^'S ^"^ ^^ ^'>'^''^- 
 CoMETOGRAPHY, Kom-et-6g-ra-fi, n. a deskripjon 
 
 ov komets. 
 CoMFiTURE, Kum-fit-yiir, ) , . , , 
 
 Comfit, Knm-fit, ^ *• ' | »• a dq swetmet. 
 Comfort, Kum-fort, v. t. tu enljvn; tu konsul: 
 
 tu qrr. [solajon. i 
 
 Comfort, Kum-fort, n. suport; k-sntcnnns: kon- ' 
 Comfortable, Kdm-fort-a-bl, a. pozesifl kum- | 
 
 fort (jciful- dispensij) kumfort. [ov kumfort. I 
 Comfortableness, Kiim-fort-a-bl-nes, n. a stat - 
 Comfortably, Kum-fort-a-bli, ad. in a kumfort- [ 
 
 ablimnT. [kon-^ulajon. 
 
 Comforter. Kdm-fort-er, n. wun hm administerz 
 Comfortless, Kdm-fort-lcs, a. wontij) kumfort. 
 GOMFREY, Kum-fri, n. a medisinal plant. | 
 
 Comic, K6m-ik, a. relatig tu komedi; razig meril. 
 Comical, K6m-i-kal, a. divertig; sportiv; drol. 
 Comically, Kom-i-kal-i, ad. in a komikal maner. 
 CoMicALNESS, K6m-i-kal-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beii) komikal. 
 Coming, Kiim-ifl, n. de akt ov kumig: arjval. 
 CoMi.NG, Kum-i{), pp. a. filtjij^r; beig ab-st tu 
 kum. fhliz ov de Romanz. 
 
 Comitia, Ko-miJ-e-a, n.pl. [L.] popyrilar asem- 
 CoMiTiAL, Ko-miJ-al, a. relatig tu de komijea. 
 Comity, K6m-i-ti, ;;. ktirtesi; siviliti: gud-brcdig. 
 Comma, K6m-a, «. a pornt mqrkt du.s (, 1. 
 Command, Kom-dnd, v. t. tu guvern; tu order; 
 tu led. [otoriti. 
 
 Command, Kom-dnd, v, i. tu hav de suprem 
 Command, Kom-dnd, n. p'ser: nnl; direkjon; order. 
 Commandable, Kom-dnd-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 komdnded. 
 
 Commandant. Kom-dnd-ant, n. a militari ofiscr. 
 
 Commander, Kom-dnd-er, n. wun hot) komdndz. 
 
 Commandery, Kom-dnd-er-i, n. a bodi ov njts. 
 
 Commanding, Kom-dnd-ig, a. erderig; direktig: 
 
 pvorful. [ig naaner. 
 
 Commaxdingly, Kom-dnd-ig-li, n. in a komdnd- 
 
 Commandment, Kom-dnd-ment, n. komdnd; er- 
 
 der: Id. [dndz. 
 
 Commandress, Kom-dnd-res, 71. a femal hot) kom- 
 
 Commaterial, Kom-a-te-ri-al, a. beig ov de 
 
 sam order. [tu de sam mejq^. 
 
 Commeasurable, Kom-e;5-Ti-ra-bl, a. redt^sabl 
 
 Comme il faut, Kom el f'u, [iK] az it Jud be. 
 
 Commemorable, Kom-em-<a-ra-bl, a. wurdi ov 
 
 reuieuibrans. [wid onor. 
 
 Commemorate, Kom-em-o-rat, r. t. tu selebrat 
 
 Commemoration, Kum-em-o-ra-Jon, «. de akt ov 
 
 publik selebrajon. [in memori. 
 
 Commemorative, Kom-em-o-ra-tiv, a. prezervig 
 
 CoMMEMORATORY, Kom-em-o-i-a-to-ri, a. pre- 
 
 zprvig in memuri. [enter upon. 
 
 Commence, Kom-ens, i'. t. and i. tu begin: tu 
 
 Commencement, Kora-ens-ment, n. a beginig; At 
 
 tjm hwen students in kolej resev di^r degrez. 
 
 Commend, Kom-end, v. t. tu rekomend: tu praz. 
 
 Commendable, Kom-end-a-bl, a. ledabl; wurdi 
 
 ov praz. [ig komendabl. 
 
 Commendablkness, Kom-end-a-bl-nes, tj. de be- 
 
 Commendably, Kom-end-a-bli, ad. lodabli. 
 
 Co.MMENDAM, Kom-en-dam, n. in lygland, de 
 
 huklig ov a vakant benef is til a pastor iz supljd. 
 
 Commendatary, Kom-en-da-ta-ri, »i. de holder 
 
 ov a livig in komendam. [Jou- 
 
 Commendation, Kora-en-da-Jon, n. rekomenda- 
 
 Commendator, Kom-end-a-tor, ;». wun hot) holdz 
 
 a benefis in komendam. 
 Commendatory, Kom-end-a-to-ri, a. tendig tu 
 
 komend: holdig a benefis in komendam. 
 Commender, Kom-end-er, u. wun hcD komendz. 
 Commensurability. Kom-en-Ji^-ra-bil-i-ti, i 
 Commensurableness. Kom-tJn-Ji^-ra-bl-nes, \ "' 
 
 de kajiasiti or stat ov liavig a kumon mejur. 
 Commensurable, Kom-en-Jn,-ra-bl, a. havig a 
 
 koTO'in mejt^r. 
 
 Commensurate, Kom-en-Jq,-rat, v. t. tu rtd^s 
 
 tu sum komon mejij^r. [tensiv. 
 
 Commensurate. Kom-en-Jti-rat, a. ekwal; koeks- 
 
 CoMMENSURATiON, Kom-en-Jq-ra-Jon, n. reduk- 
 
 Jon tu sum komon me,:?qr: proporjon. 
 Comment, Kom-ent, v. i. tu anotat: tu eksp'snd. 
 ("CMMENT, Kom-ent, v. t. tu eksplan. 
 Comment, Kom-ent, ». a not; eksplanajon; eks- 
 pozijon. [an anotajun. 
 
 Commentary. K6m-en-ta-ri, n. an ekspozijon; 
 Commentator. K6m-en-ta-tor, n. an eks})ozitor; 
 an anutator. [hot> komcnts. 
 
 CoMMENTEE, Kom-cnt-er, er Kom-<5nt-er, «. wim 
 CoMHEECS, K6m-er8, n. trad; trafik; interkon.
 
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 COMMEECE, Kom-ers, r. i. tu trafik; tm hold in- 
 
 terkor^ [tratik; merkantil. 
 
 Commercial, Kom-er-Jal, a. relatiij tu kom^rs or Commoner, Kom-on 
 
 Smmercx..Lv, Kon.-er.Jal-i, ai. in a kon^Jal Com^ox;-^. W 
 
 Common-council, Kom-on-k-jn-sil, ». de k'snsil 
 ov a siti. 
 
 K6m-on-er, n. a man not nobl. 
 
 -on-le, n. unritn le, hwiq re- 
 II) icjrs from imemQrial yi|,zaj. 
 Commi'grate, K6m-i-grat, .. i. tu mjgrat^Tu: , Commonly,- K6m-on-U, ad. frekwentlij ywli; 
 CoMMiGEATiON, Kom-i-gra-Jon, n. a mjgratiij jerntli. it Tof^ 
 
 '^"/"^ A ' o J ' [siajon. Commonness, Kom-on-nes, 7». de stat ov bem 
 
 ComIination, Kom-in-a-Jon, n. a tret; a dtnun- : Commonplace, K6m-on-plas, a. erdinarij komon; 
 COMMINGLE, Kom-iB-gl, .- L tu miks t-gede_r;;^y,,H^^^^^^ Kom-on-pla., 
 
 tu blend. [anuder 
 
 Commingle, Kom-iij-gl, v. i. tu yiinjt wun wirt 
 Comminute, K6m-i-niit, v. t. tu grjnd; tu pul- 
 verjz. [verizajon. 
 
 Comminution, Kom-i-mHoD) »• a grjidii); pul- 
 Commiserable, Kom-iz-er-a-bl, a. wurdi ov 
 
 kompajon. . . 
 
 Commiserate, Kom-iz-er-at, u. t. tu piti; tu 
 kompajonat. . JpaJon. 
 
 Commiseration, Kom-iz-er-a-Jon, n. piti; kom- 
 CoMMiSERATivE, Kom-iz-er-a-tiv, a. kompajonat. 
 CoMMiSEEATOE, Kom-iz-er-a-tor, «. wun ho) haz 
 
 kompajon. 
 Commissariat, Kom-is-a-ri-at, «. [i^r.] de bodi 
 
 ov ofiserz under de komisari-jeneral. 
 Commissary, K6m-is-a-ri, n. a delegat; a depyq,- 
 ti;— an ofiser atendii) an qrmi, ha> insp6kts mus- 
 ter-rolz, er regyiilats provigonz. 
 Commissaey-geneeal, K6m-is-a-ri-jen-er-al, n. 
 an ofiser ov an q,rmi hoo haz de qqrj ov provjdifl 
 supliz, &s. 
 CoMMi'ssARYSHiP, K6m-is-a-ri-Jip, n. de ofis ov a 
 
 komisari. 
 
 Commission, Kom-iJ-on, n. a. trust; a worant; 
 
 a qqrj; kompensajon;— ofis;— perpetrajon; a bodi 
 
 ov komijonerz. [apffnt. 
 
 Commission, Kom-iJ-on, v. t. tu emp-ser; tu 
 
 Commissioner, Kom-iJ-on-er, n. wun emp-serd 
 
 tu akt. [sHtyHr. 
 
 Commissure, Kom-iJ-qr, n. a jernt; a sem; a 
 
 Commit, Kom-it, v. t. ta intrust; tu send tu 
 
 prizn; tu depozit; tu doo; tu p^rpetrat; tu ekspoz. 
 
 Commitment, Kom-it-ment, jj. de akt ov komitii). 
 
 Committal, Kom-it-al, n. de akt ov komitii); 
 
 komitment. 
 Committee, Kom-it-e, n. a selekt number ov 
 personz apffnted tu egzamin er manaj eni mater. 
 Committeeship, Kom-it-e-Jip, n. de ofis ov a 
 
 komite. 
 Committee, Kom-it-er, n. wun hot) komits. 
 Committible, Kom-it-i-bl, a. Ijabl tu be komited. 
 Commix, Kom-iks, v. t. tu mi^gl; tu blend; tu 
 
 miks. 
 Commix, Kom-iks, v. i. tu yr^njt; tu be mikst. 
 CoMMiXTiON, Kom-ikst-yon, n. mikstyq,r. 
 Commixtuee, Kom-ikst-yT^,r, n. a kompiind. 
 Commode, Kom-6d, n. a ladiz hed-dres; — a pes 
 
 ov furnitq,r er smel sjdbord. 
 Commodious, Kom-6-di-us, a. konvenyent; st|,t- 
 abl; yq,sf ul. [li; SH^abli. 
 
 CoMMODiousLY, Kom-6-di-us-li, ad. konvenyent- 
 CoMMODiousNESS, Kom-u-di-us-nes, n. konven- 
 yens; yii,s. [qandjz. 
 
 Commodity, Kom-6d-i-ti, n. interest; profit; mer- 
 CoMMODOEE, K6m-o-dor, n. de kapten hco kom- 
 
 dndz a skwodron ov Jips ov wer. 
 
 Common, K6m-on, a. beloflii) ekwali tu de pub- 
 
 lik, tu meni, or tu mor dan wun:— vulgar; men; 
 
 not sk^rs; publik; jeneral; frekwent: yi\,jq,al. 
 
 Common, K6m-on, n. an opn publik gr-snd er spas. 
 
 Common, K6m-on, v. i. tu pozes er bord wid 
 
 uderz. 
 Commonable, K6m-on-a-bl, a. held in komon. 
 Commonage, K6m-on-aj, n. de rjt ov fedig on a 
 
 komon. 
 Commonalty, K6m-on-al-ti, n. de komon pepl. 
 
 t. tu redi^s tu 
 
 jeneral hedz. [a not. 
 
 Commonplace, K6m-on-plas, n. a. memorandum; 
 
 Commonplace-book, Kom-on-plas-buk, n. a buk 
 
 in hwiq tiijz qr ranjd under jeneral hedz. 
 Commons, Kom-onz, /i. jjI. de komon pepl; — de 
 
 loer h-ss ov pqrliment; — ftod on ekwal pa. 
 Commonweal, Kom-on-wel, n. de publik gud. 
 Commonwealth, K6m-on-welt, n. a stat; prop- 
 
 erli, a fre stat; de publik; de komt^niti. 
 CoMMOEANCE, Kom-o-rans, ) _ ^ezidens. 
 Commorancy, Kom-o-ran-si, ) 
 Commotion, Kom-6-Jon, n. tq,mult; distdrbans; 
 sedijon. [ojon. 
 
 CoMMOTiONEE, Kom-Q-Jon-er, n. wun keziij kom- 
 CoMMOVE, Kom-cbv, v. t. tu disturb; tu ajitat. 
 Communal, Kom-q,-nal, a. relatii) tu a komiin. 
 Commune, Kom-i^n, v. i. tu konvers tugeder. 
 Commune, K6m-iin, n. [/>•.] a Frenq teritorial 
 
 distrikt. 
 CoMMUNiBUS ANNis, Kom-i^-ni-bus an-is, \L.\ 
 
 wun yer wid anuder. 
 
 CoMMUNiCABiLiTY, Kom-q,-ni-ka-bil-i-ti, n. de 
 
 stat ov beiij komi\nikabl. [impqrted. 
 
 Communicable, Kom-vi-ni-ka-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 Communicableness, Kom-4-ni-ka-bl-nes, n. 
 
 komn,nikabiliti. 
 Communicant, Kom-4-ni-kant, n. a partaker ov 
 
 de sakrament ov de Lerdz super. 
 Communicate, Kom-vi,-ni-kat, v. t. tu import; ta 
 
 revel. 
 Communicate, Kom-q,-ni-kat, v. i. tu partak ov 
 
 de Lerdz super; tu hav sumtir) in komon. 
 
 Communication, Kom-q,-ni-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 komi^nikatij); komon inlet; konferens; konver- 
 
 sajon. [import. 
 
 Communicative, Kom-u-ni-ka-tiv, a. redi tu 
 
 Communicativeness, Kom-ii-ni-ka-tiv-nes, n. 
 
 redines tu impqrt. [ig nolej. 
 
 CoMMUNiCATOEY, Kom-vi,-ni-ka-to-ri, a. imjxirt- 
 
 COMMUNION, Kom-i|n-yon, n. interkors; felojip; 
 
 selebrajon ov de Lerdz super. 
 Community, Kom-ii-ni-ti, n. de komonwelt; de 
 
 publik; an asojiajon; komon pozejon. 
 Commutability, Kom-ii,-ta-bil-i-ti, n. kapasiti 
 ov eksqanj. [ed. 
 
 Commutable, Kom-i^-ta-bl, a. dat ma be komiq,t- 
 CoMMUTATiON, Kom-ti-ta-Jon, ?! . qanj; elterajon; 
 ransom. [^anj. 
 
 Commutative, Kom-ij,-ta-tiv, a. relatig tu eks- 
 CoMMUTATivELY, Kom-i|-ta-tiv-li, ad. in de wa 
 
 ov eksqanj. 
 Commute, Kom-i^t, v. t. tu eksqanj; tu bj of. 
 Commute, Kom-i\t, v. i. tu bqrgen fer egzemjon. 
 Commutual, Kom-4t-yn,-al, a. m^tynal; resip- 
 rokal. [agrement. 
 
 Compact, Kom-pakt, n. a kontraktn m4tyq,al 
 Compact, Kom-pakt, v. t. tu jern tugeder; tu leg. 
 Compact, Kom-pakt, a. ferm; solid; klos; held 
 tugeder. [maner. 
 
 CoMPACTEDLY, Kom-pakt-ed-li, ad. in a kompakt 
 Compactly, Kom-pakt-li, ad. klosli; densli. 
 Compactness, Kom-pakt-nes, n. fermnes; klosnes. 
 COMPACTUEE, Kom-pakt -yqr, n. struktyqr. 
 COMPAGES, Kom-pa-jez, n. [Z.] a sistem ov pqrts 
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 COMPAGIN'ATION, Kom-paj-i-nji-Jon, n. yq,nyon; 
 
 8truktyq,r. 
 Companion, Kom-pan-yon, n. a pqrtner; an aso- 
 
 Jiat: (1 komrad; a felo; a mat. [agrcabl. 
 
 Companionable, Koin-pan-yon-a-bl, a. sojal; 
 COMPAMONABJLENESS, Kom-jjan-yon-a-bl-nes, ». 
 
 wijiablues. [felujip. 
 
 Companionship, Kom-pan-yon-Jip, n. kuiu])ani; 
 Company, Kdni-pa-ni, n. personz a^oinbld tu- 
 
 geder; felojip; a band; a sosjcti; a bodi kurpurat; 
 
 a subdivi^on ov a rejiment. 
 Comparable, K6ra-par-a-bl, trr Koin-p4r-a-bl, a. 
 
 wurdi tu be kunipi'ird. [pH^d. 
 
 COMPAKATES, Koui-pa-rat;*, n. pi. t<D tigz kom- 
 COMPARATiVE, Kom-par-a-tiv, a. estimated bi 
 
 komparison. [parativ manor. 
 
 Comparatively, Kom-par-a-tiv-li, aJ. in u kom- 
 CoMPAHK, Kom-p^r, v. t. tu moj^tir wun tiij bj 
 
 andder; — tu Jo de dtgrez ov komparison. 
 Compare, Kom-p4r, ". komparison; simile; simil- 
 
 itqd. 
 Comparer. Kom-p4r-cr, ». wun ho) komp^rz. 
 Comparison, Kom-par-i-son, n. de akt ov kompjir- 
 
 ig; a komparativ estimat: a simile: ^imilitq^d. 
 Compart, Kom-pqrt, r. t. tu divjd; tu mqrk "st. 
 Compartiment, Kom-p<irt-i-ment, n. divii^on ov 
 
 a piktjT^r, «Sis. [vidifl; divi^on. 
 
 COMPARTiTioN, Kom-par-tiJ-on, ». de akt ov di- 
 Compartment, Kom-p<^rt-ment, n. a. divijon; a 
 
 scparat pqrt. 
 Compass, Kum-pa«, v. t. tu enserkl: tu cnkum- 
 
 pas; tu grasp; tu proki^r; tu obtan; tu atan. 
 Compass, Kum-pa.-=, n. a serkl; grasp; spas; eks- 
 
 t4nt; enkliJX>i,r; p'ser ov de vers; — u magnetik 
 
 aparatus for sterifl Jips. 
 Compasses, Kiim-pas-ez, n. pi. an instrcDment 
 
 for dividi{), makiij serklz, As. 
 Compassion. Kom-paj-on, «. gref for de suferiflz 
 
 ov uderz; piti; komizerajon. 
 Compassionate, Kom-paJ-on-at, a. inkl{nd tu 
 
 piti; mersiful. [komizerat. 
 
 Compassionate, Kom-jjaJ-on-at, u. t. tu piti; tu 
 Compassionately, Kom-pa/-on-at-li, aJ. mersi- 
 
 fuli: tenderli. [domes. 
 
 Comp.\ssionateness, Kom-paJ-on-at-nes, n. ten- 
 CoMPATEENiTY, Kom-pa-t^r-ni-ti, n. de relajon 
 
 ov gfxlfqder. [si; si^tablnes. 
 
 Compatibility, Kom-pat-i-bil-i-ti, n. konsisten- 
 CoMPATiBLE, Kom-pat-i-bl, a. si^tabl tu; tit for; 
 
 konsistent. [si; fitnes. 
 
 Compatibleness, Kom-p.it-i-bl-nes, n. konsistcn- 
 Compatibly, Kom-pat-i-bli, ad. fitli; sqtabli. 
 Compatriot, Kom-pa-tri-ot, n. wun ov de sain 
 
 kuntri; a felia-kuntriman. 
 Compeer, Kom-per, 71. an ekwal; a kompanyon. 
 Compeer, Kom-per, i-. i. tu be ekwal wid; tu 
 
 mat. [stran. 
 
 Compel, Kom-pel, v. t. tu fors; tu obljj; tu kon- 
 Compellable, Kom-pel-a-bl, a. dat ma be kom- 
 
 peld. [ov adrds. 
 
 COMPELLATION, Kom-pol-d-Jon, n. stjl or manor 
 CoMPELLATORY, Kom-pcl-a-tci-ri, a. kompdlsiv. 
 COMPELLEK. Kom-pel-er, n. wun ha> kompelz. 
 Compenh, K6m-pend, n. an abrijment; a kom- 
 
 pendium. 
 Compendious, Kom-p^n-di-us, a. Jort; konsjs; 
 
 sumari; abrijd. [epitome. 
 
 Compendiously, Kom-p«Sn-di-u3-li, aJ. Jortli; in 
 CoMPENDiousNESS, Kom-i)en-di-u3-nes. n. Jort- 
 
 nes; breviti. [a sumari. 
 
 Compendium, Kom-pen-di-um, n. an abrijment; 
 Compensable, Kom-p^ns-a-bl, a. suseptibl ov I 
 
 rekompcns. 
 Compensate, Kom-p6n-sat, v. i. tu rekompcns; I 
 
 tu pa; tu rekwit. [am6ndz. | 
 
 Compensation, Kom-pcn-sd-Jon, i». rekompens;! 
 
 Compensative, Kom-peo-sa-tiv, a. dat komp^n- 
 sats. [tu kont^nd. 
 
 Compete, Kom-pet, r. i. tu kari on kompctijon; 
 
 Competence, K6m-pe-tens, t n. stat ov beig 
 
 Competency, Kom-pe-tcn-si, j kompetent; ka- 
 pasiti; sufijonsi. [|jabl. 
 
 Competent, Kom-pe-tent, a. uiitabl; fit; abl; ka- 
 
 Competently, K6m-pe-tent-li, ad. adckwatli; 
 mijderatli. [kontcst. 
 
 Competition, Kom-pe-tiJ-on, n. rjvalri; rjvaljip; 
 
 Competitor, Kom-p^t-i-tor, n. a rjval; an ojmj- 
 nonc. [ijj; kolckJoD. 
 
 Compilation, Kom-pi-la-Jon,n. de akt ov kompjl- 
 
 CoMFiLE, Kom-pjl, I', t. tu kolekt from variua 
 otorz. [pilifl tugeder. 
 
 Compilement, Kom-pjl-ment, n. kuasen-ajon; a 
 
 Compiler, Kom-pjl-er, n. wun hot) kompjlz. 
 
 Complacence, Koiu-j)la-sens, ) n. gratifikajon; 
 
 ComplaceNjCY, Kom-pla-sen-si, j satisfak/on; 
 plejqr; siviliti. [ezi. 
 
 Complacent, Kom-pla-sent, a. sivil; afabl; mjld; 
 
 Complacently, Kom-pla-sent-li, ad. in a soft er 
 ezi manor. [folt. 
 
 Complain, Kom-plun, c i. tu murmur; tu fjnd 
 
 Complainable, Kom-plan-a-bl, a. dat iz tube 
 kompland ov. [sq,!. 
 
 CoMPLAi.NANT, Kom-plan-ant, n. wun hoi urjez a 
 
 Complainer, Kom-plan-er, «. wun hjj komplanz. 
 
 Complaining, Kom-plan-i^, )i. eksprejon ov soro. 
 
 Complaint, Kom-pluut, n. an akn,zaJon; a 1am- 
 entajon; a maladi; a dizez; informajon agenst. 
 
 CoMPLAiSAXCE, Kom-pla-ziins, n. siviliti; kdrte- 
 usnos. ^ [poljt. 
 
 Complaisant, Kom-pla-zant, a. sivil; kdrteus; 
 
 COMPLAISANTLY, Kom-pla-zant-H, ad. sivili; po- 
 Ijlli. [poljtnes. 
 
 CoMPLAiSANTNESS, Kom-pla-zant-ncs, n. siviliti; 
 
 CoMPLANATE, Kom-pla-nat, ( ^ * , 1 
 
 COMPLANE, Kom-plan, f "• '• *^ ^''''^^^ 
 
 Complement, K6m-ple-ment, n. a ful kwontiti 
 er number. [kompletig. 
 
 Complemental, Kom-ple-ment-al, a. filifl up; 
 
 Complete, Kom-pltt, a. perfekt; ful; finijt; ended. 
 
 Complete, Kom-ple't, v. i. tu perfekt; tu finij; 
 tu fulfil. ' [tjrll. 
 
 Completely, Kom-plet-li, ad. fuli; perfektli; CD- 
 Completeness, Kom-plet-nes, n. perfekjon; kom- 
 plejon. 
 
 Completion, Kom-ple-Jon, n. akomplijment; per- 
 fekt Stat. Lpi^tifl' 
 
 Completory, Kom-plet-Q-ri, a. fulfilifl; kom- 
 
 CoMPLEX, Kom-plcks, a. intrikat; komplikated; 
 ov lueni pqrts; not simpl. 
 
 Complex, Kom-pleks, ». komplikajon; kolekjon. 
 
 CoMPLEXED, Kom-plekst, a. komplikated; kom- 
 plcks. [kajon. 
 
 CoMPLEXEDNESS, Kom-pleks-ed-nes, n. kompli- 
 
 CoMPLEXiON, Kom-plek-Joa, n. de kulor ov de 
 skin, or ov de eksternal pqtts ov eni bodi: tem- 
 peratiir or habited ov de bodi. [komplekjon. 
 
 Complexional, Kom-pl^k-Jon-al, a. pertanifl tu 
 
 CoMPLEXiONALLY, Kom-plck-Jon-al-i, ad. bj 
 kouiplokjon. [tu komplekjon. 
 
 Complexionary, Kom-plek-Jon-a-ri, a. rclatig 
 
 COMPLEXiONED, Kom-plek-Jond, a. havig a kom- 
 plekjon. [kompleks. 
 
 Complexity, Kom-pleks-i-ti, n. de stat ov beifl 
 
 Complexly, Kom-pleks-li, ad. in a komplekj 
 mimer. ^ [komploks. 
 
 C0MPLEXNES8, Kom-pleks-nes, n. de stat ov beijj 
 
 CoMPLEXURE, Kom-pleks-ynr, n. komplikajon. 
 
 COMPLiABLE, Kom-plj-a-bl, a. dispozd tu kom- 
 pli; yeldig. [asent. 
 
 Compliance, Kom-plj-ans, n. de akt ov kompljig; 
 
 Compliant, Kom-plj-ant, a. yeldig; bendig; 
 siviU
 
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 Compliantly, Kom-plj-ant-li, ad. m a yeldig 
 
 maner. [phkated. ! 
 
 Complicate, Kom-pli-kat, a. komp-snded; kom- 
 CoMPLiCATE, Kom-pli-kat, v. t. tu entar)gl ; tu 
 
 iuvolv: tia implikat. [ 
 
 CoMPLicATELY, K6m-pli-kat-li, ad. in a kompli- { 
 
 katcd majier. [perpleksiti. 
 
 CoMPLiCATEXESS, Kom-pU-kat-nes, n. intrikasi ; i 
 Complication, Kom-pli-ka-Jon, n. niikstyixr; in- j 
 
 trikasi. [volv. t 
 
 Complicative, K6m-pli-ka-tiv, a. tendiij ta in- 
 Complier, Kom-plj-er, n. wun hoo kompljz. | 
 
 Compliment, Kom-pli-ment, n. an akt ov siviliti j 
 
 er isspekt. [praz. I 
 
 Compliment, Kom-pli-ment, v. t. tu flater; tu 
 Compliment, Kom-pli-ment, v. i. tu yii,z adyi^^- j 
 
 latori laggwaj. [pliments. I 
 
 Complimental, Kom-pli-ment-al, a. impljig kom- 
 Complimentallt, Kom-pli-ment-al-i, ad. bj wa 
 
 ov siviliti. 
 Complimentary, Kom-pli-ment-a-ri, a. bEstoii) 
 
 kompliments; ekspresiv ov siviliti; sivil; flat- 
 
 erii). [kompliments. 
 
 Complimenter, K6m-pli-ment-er, n. wun hm 
 COMPLOT, Kom-plot, n. a konfederasi in a sskret 
 
 plot; Q jernt plot. [spjr. 
 
 CoMPLOT, Kom-plot, V. i. tu farm a plot; tu kon- 
 CoMPLOTTER, Kom-pl6t-er, n. a konspirator. 
 Comply, Kom-pl|, v. i. tu yeld; tu asent; tu 
 
 konsent. [er pqrt. 
 
 Component, Kom-po-nent, a. fermii) a komp-snd 
 Comport, Kom-port, v. t. er i. tu bq,r; tu endi^r; 
 
 tu bshav; tu agre; tu sq,t. [abl. 
 
 CoMPORTABLE, Kom-purt-a-bl, a. konsistent; sq^t- 
 CoMPOSE, Kom-poz, i'. t. tu form, az a komp"snd; 
 
 tu put tugeder; tu rit, az an etor; — tu kwiet; 
 
 tu adjust; tu setl; — tu aranj, az tjps. 
 Composedly, Kom-poz-ed-li, ad. kqmli; scdatli: 
 
 kwjetli. [trankwiliti. 
 
 CoMPOSEDNESS, Kom-p6z-ed-nes, «. ssdatnes ; 
 Composer, Kom-poz-er, n. wun hoa kompozez; an 
 
 etor. 
 Composing-stick, Kom-poz-ig-stik, n. inprint- 
 
 ij), an instrcDment in hwiq tjps qr set from dg 
 
 kasez, and adjusted tu dg leijt ov Az Ijnz. 
 Composite, Kom-p6z-it, a. komp'snded: yunjted: 
 
 in qrkitektt;i(r, notig de last ov de fiv erderz 
 
 ov kolumz. 
 Composition, Kom-po-ziJ-on, n. a mikstyqr; a 
 
 ritn wurk; adjustment; kompakt. 
 Compositor, Kom-p6z-i-tor, «. wun hot) sets tjps. 
 Compos mentis, Kom-pos men-tis, [£.] beig ov 
 
 s-snd mjnd. [yiir. 
 
 Compost, K6m-post, n. a mikst mani^r; eni mikst- 
 Compost, Kom-post, v. t. tu mani^r; tu plaster. 
 Composure, Kom-pa-jnr, n. adjustment; kompo- 
 
 zijon; trankwiliti; sedatnes. [ig tugeder. 
 
 Compotation, Kom-po-ta-Jon,n. de akt ov drigk- 
 COMPOTATOR, K6m-po-ta-tor, n. wun hoo drigks 
 
 wid anuder. 
 Compound, Kom-p-snd, v. t. tu form ov diferent 
 
 pqrts: tu miggl; tu kombjn; tu adjust. 
 Compound, Kom-p-jnd, v. i. tu kum tu t^rmz: 
 
 tu agre. [gredientsl 
 
 Compound, Kom-p'snd, &. fermd -st ov meni in- 
 CoMPOUND, Kom-p'snd, n. a mikstyqr ov meni 
 
 ingredients. [komp-snded. 
 
 COMPOUNDABLE, Kom-pind-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 Compounder, Kom-p-snd-er, n. wun hoo kom- 
 
 pTsndz. 
 Comprehend, Kom-prs-hend, v. t. tu inklqd; tu 
 
 understand. [jibl; konssvabl. 
 
 Comprehensible, Kom-pre-hen-si-bl, a. inteli- 
 Comprehensibleness, Kom-pre-hen-si-bl-nes, n. 
 
 iutelijiblnes. [komprEhenJon. 
 
 Comprehensibly, Kom-pre-hen-si-bli, ad. wid 
 
 Comprehension, Kom-pre-hen-Jon, n. a kom- 
 
 prjzig: kapasiti. [Ivjj wjd. 
 
 Comprehensive, Kom-pre-hen-siv, a. kapajua: 
 Comprehensively, Kom-pre-hen-siv-li, ad. wid 
 
 komprghenjon. 
 Comprehensiveness, Kom-prc-h^n-siv-nes, «. 
 
 kapajusnes. [lysd. 
 
 Compress, Kom-pres, v. t. tu pros tugeder; ta 
 Compress, Kom-pres, n. a bcolster er bandaj ov 
 
 soft linen klot, wid several foldz, yi^zd in sur- 
 
 jeri. 
 Compressibility, Kom-pres-i-bil-i-ti, ) n. de 
 CoMPRESSiBLENESS, Kom-pres-i-bl-ues, ) kwoliti 
 
 ov bsig kompresibl. [prest. 
 
 Compressible, Kom-pres-i-bl, a. dat ma be kom- 
 CoMPRESSiON, Kom-preJ-on, n. de aktov kompres- 
 
 ig; konJensaJon; komprejq^r. 
 Compressive, Kom-pres-iv, a. havig de p^ser tu 
 
 kompres. [ig. 
 
 CoMPRESSURE, Kom-preJ-Ti,r, n. de akt ov pres- 
 CoMPRiSAL, Kom-prj-zal, )t. de aktov komprizig. 
 Comprise, Kom-prjz, v. t. tu kontan; tu inkli^d. 
 Compromise, Kom-pro-mjz, n. an adjustment; a 
 
 kompakt in hwiq konsejonz qr mad on eq sjd. 
 Compromise, Kom-pro-mjz, r. ;'. tu komp-snd: 
 
 tu adjust a dispi\,t bj mi'i,tynal konsejonz; tu 
 
 adjust. [akord. 
 
 Compromise, Kom-pro-mjz, v. i. tu agre ; tu 
 Compromiser, K6m-pro-mjz-er, n. wun hin kom- 
 
 promizez. [is. 
 
 CoMPROMiT, Kom-pro-mit, v. t. tu plej; tu prom- 
 CoMPROViNCiAL, Kom-pro-vin-Jal, n. wun ov de 
 
 sam provins. 
 Comptroller, Kon-trol-er, n. an ofiser h© eg- 
 
 zaminz de ak-snts ov de kolektorz ov publlk 
 
 muni. [forsig. 
 
 CoMPULSATiVE, Kom-piil-sa-tiv, a. kompelig : 
 Compulsatively, Kom-pul-sa-tiv-li, ad. wid 
 
 kompuljon. [forsig. 
 
 Compulsatory, Kom-pul-sa-to-ri, a. kompelig: 
 Compulsion, Kom-pul-Jon, n. de akt ov kom- 
 pelig; fors. 
 Compulsive, Kom-pnl-siv, a. kompelig; forsig. 
 Compulsively, Kom-pul-siv-li, ad. bj fors; bj 
 
 vjolens. [puljon. 
 
 Compulsiveness, Kom-pdl-siv-nes, n. fors; kom- 
 CoMPULSORiLY, Kom-piil-so-ri-li, ad. bj kompul- 
 jon. [stranig. 
 Compulsory, Kom-pdl-so-ri, a. kompelig; kon- 
 Compunction, Kom-piigk-Jon, 7». de aktovprikig; 
 
 remors. [oful. 
 
 Compunctious, Kom-pngk-Jus, a. repentant; sor- 
 CoMPURGATiON, Kom-pur-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 establijig eni manz verasiti bj de testimoni ot 
 
 uderz. 
 Compurgator, K6m-pur-ga-tor, n. wun hat bv» 
 
 hiz testimoni tu de kredibiliti ov anuder. 
 Computable, Kom-pi^t-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beij 
 
 numberd. 
 Computation, Kom-pq,-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov rek- 
 
 nig; estimat. [lat. 
 
 Compute, Kom-p^t, «. t. tu rekn; tu kalkn- 
 CoMPUTER, Kom-p4t-er, n. a rekner; a kalkti- 
 
 lator. [kn,lator. 
 
 CoMPUTiST, K6m-pq,-tist, n. a kompq,ter; a kal- 
 CoMRADE, Kom-rad, er Kum-rad, n. a. kompan- 
 
 yon; an asojiat. 
 Con, Kon, ad. an abreviajon ov de Latin wurd 
 
 {contra;} agenst; az, tu iis^xit pro a.nd ton; dat 
 
 iz, for and agenst. 
 Con, Kon, v. t. tu studi; tu komit tu memori. 
 Con amore, Kon a-mo-ra, a. [It.] wid luv er in- 
 
 klinajon. [tu velt. 
 
 CoNCAMERATE, Kon-kam-er-at, v. t. tu qrg over; 
 CoNCAMERATiON, KoD-kam-er-a-Jon, n. an qr^ 
 
 a velt.
 
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 Concatenate, Kon-kat-e-nat, r. i. tu liflk tu- 
 
 geder. 
 Concatenation, Kon-kat-e-na-Jon, n. a liflkig; 
 a seriez ov lipks. [iij konkav. 
 
 CoNCAVATiON, Kon-ka-vd-JoD, n. de akt ov mak- 
 CoNCAVE, Kon-kav, a. holo; opcjid tu konveks. 
 CONCAVEXESS, Kon-kav-nes, /i.. lujlunt'.-:: konkaviti. 
 Concavity, Kon-kav-i-ti, n. insid kaviti; holones. 
 Concavo-concave, Kon-ka-va-kon-kav, a. kon- 
 kav on bcj6 sidz. 
 Concavo-convex, Kon-ka-vo-k6n-vek!», a. kon- 
 kav on wun sjd, and konveks on de uder. 
 CONCAVOUS, Kon-ka-vus, a. konkav; hulu. 
 CONCAVOUSLY, Kon-ka-vus-li, a»L wid holones. 
 Conceal, Koh-.seI, r. t. tu hjd; tu sekrut. 
 Concealable, Kon-sel-a-bl, a. kapabl ov heir) 
 konstld. [.xkii^riti. 
 
 CoNCEALEDNESS, Kon-sel-cd-ncs, «. prjvasi ; ob- 
 Concf.aler, Kon-SEl-er, n. wun hm konsi'Iz. 
 Concealing, Kon-sel-iij, u. a bjdiij.or kepii) klu-?. 
 Concealment, Kon-sel-ment, n. de akt ov hjdii) ; 
 hjdiij-plas. [grant. 
 
 Concede, Kon-std, v. t. tu yeld; tu admit; tu 
 Concede, Kon-sed, v. i. tu admit; tu mak konsejon. 
 Conceit, Kon-set, n. fan.«i; imajinajon; nojon; 
 
 opinyon; idea; prjd; vaniti. 
 Conceit, Kon-set, i». t. tu konsev; tu im;ijin. 
 Conceited, Kon-set-ed, -p. a. prTsd; opinyonativ; 
 van. [yonativneg. 
 
 Conceitedness. Kon-set-ed-nes, «. prjd; opin- 
 Conceivable, Kon-sev-a-bl, a. dat ma be kon- 
 sevd. [konsevaljl. 
 
 Conceivableness, Kon-sev-a-bl-nes, tt. de bcii) 
 Conceivably, Kon-sev-a-bli, ad. in a konsevabl 
 
 manor. 
 Conceive, Kon-sev, «. t. tu admit intu de waam; 
 
 tu form in de mind; tu imajiu. 
 Conceiver, Kon-sev-cr, n. wun hio konsevz. 
 Conceiving, Kon-sev-ig, n. aprehcnjon; undcr- 
 
 standir). 
 Concentrate, Kon-sen-trat, v. t. tu brigtuged- 
 er, or tu a senter: tu kondena. [konsentratig. 
 Concentration, Kon-sen-tra-Jon, ». de akt ov 
 CONCENTRATIVENESS, Kon-sen-tra-tiv-ncs, n. de 
 p'Ser ov konsentrajon. [komon senter. 
 
 Concentre, Kon-sen-tcr, v. i. tu tend tu wun 
 Concentric, Kon-sen-trik, ) a. haviij wun 
 
 CONCENTRICAL, Kon-son-tri-kal, ( komon .senter. 
 Concentricity, Kon-sen-tris-i-ti, r». destatov be- 
 
 ifl konsentrik. 
 CoNCENTUAL, Kon-sent-yn,-al, a. h(^rmonius. 
 CoNCEPTACLE, Kon-sep-ta-kl, n. reseptakl; a fol- 
 ikl. [sevd. 
 
 CONCEPTiBLE, Kon-sep-ti-bl, a. posibl tu be kon- 
 CoNCEPTiON, Koii-.sep-Jon, n. de akt ov konsevir); 
 
 tir) kunsEvd; nojon; imaj in de mjnd; tet. 
 CoNCEPTiVE, Kon-sop-tiv, a. prodiisiijkonsepjon. 
 Concern, Kon-strn, v. t. tu beloi); tu efekt; tu 
 
 interest; tu disturb; tu intermedl. 
 Concern, Kon-sern, n. bizno.«; afi'ir; interest: kiir. 
 Concerning. Kon-?ern-ig, prc/>. relatiijtu. 
 Concernment, Kon-sern-ment. n. konsern; k^r: 
 biznes. ' [adjust. 
 
 Concert, Kon-sert, r. t. tu setl; tu kontrjv; tu 
 Concert, Kon-s6rt, v. i. tu konsult; tu kontrjv. 
 Concert, Kon-sert, n. a plan; a mi^zikal entertan- 
 
 mcnt. 
 Concerto, Kon-ser-to, n. [/<.] a pes ov mi^zik; o 
 konsert. [konseded; a grunt. 
 
 Concession, Kon-?6J-on, n. deaktov konstdifl: tip 
 CoNCES-siONARY, Kon-spj-on-a-ri, a.gi\Tibial^an?. 
 Concessive, Kon-ses-iv, a. impljig konsejon. 
 Concessively, Konsos-iv-lij.W.biwnovkonseJoD. 
 Conch, Koj)k, «. a maren Jel. 
 CoNCiiiTE, Kofl-kit, n. a pctrifid /el. 
 Conchoid, K6\)-kerd, n. a kind" ov kur^-. 
 
 CoNCHOiDAL, Koo-kfird-al, a. rez^mblio de kop- 
 kffd. [koflkoloji. 
 
 CoNCHOLOQiST, Koo-kol-o-jist, n. wun verst in 
 CoNcuOLOGY, Kojj-kol-o-ji, n. de sjens ov Jelz. 
 Conciliate, Kon-sil-i-at, r. t. tu gan bj favor: 
 
 tu win; tu rekonsji. 
 
 Conciliation, Kon-sil-i-a-Jon, n. de akt ov kon- 
 
 siliatifl; pes. [ats. 
 
 Conciliator, Kon-sil-i-a-tor, n. wun bO) konsili- 
 
 CONCILIATORY, Kon-sil-i-a-to-ri, a. tendij) tu 
 
 rekonsiliajon; pasifjip; perswasiv. 
 CoNCiNiTY, Kon-sin-i-ti, n. desensi; fitnes. 
 Concise, Kon-sjs, a. bref; /ort; komprehensiv. 
 Concisely, Kon-sjs-li, ad. in a konsjs maner: 
 _ brefli. ^ [sjs; broviti. 
 
 Conciseness, Kon-sjs-nes, n. de statov beig kon- 
 Co.vcisiON, Kon-.sig-on, n. de aktov kutig of. 
 CoNciTATiON, Kon-si-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov storig 
 up. [■stkrj or Jxt. 
 
 CoNCLAMATiON, Kon-kla-ma-Jon, n. a jeneral 
 Conclave, Kon-klav, n. an asembli ov kqrdin- 
 alz. fij. 
 
 Conclude, Kon-klq,d, v. t. tudetermin; tu fin- 
 Conclude, Kon-kh'id, v. i. tu end; tu infer; tu 
 
 detormin. 
 CoNCLUDER, Kon-kh'^d-cr, n. wun hot) konklqdz. 
 Conclusion, Kon-khi-jun, n. de akt ov konkhidifl; 
 final desijon; de kioz; de end. [ig debat. 
 
 Conclusive, Kon-khi,-siv, a. desjsiv; final; end- 
 CoNCLusiVELY, Kon-klii,-siv-li, ad. ina'kunklq,si^ 
 manor. [beig konklq^siv. 
 
 Conclusiveness, Kon-klq-siv-nes, n. de stat or 
 CoNcoAGULATE, Kon-ko-ag-yii,-lat, v. t. tu kon- 
 
 jel lugeder. 
 
 CoNCOAGULATiON, Kon-ko-ag-yq,-Ia-Jon, >i. de akt 
 
 ov koagyqlatig. [rjpn. 
 
 Concoct, Kon-kokt. v. t. tu dijest; tu px^rif j: tu 
 
 Concoction, Kon-kok-Jon, n. de akt ov konkoktig: 
 
 dijestyon. [natyi|,r. 
 
 CoNCOCTiVE, Kon-kok-tiv, a. ov a konkoktig 
 
 Concomitance, Kon-k6m-i-tan.s, ) n. de akt 
 
 CoNCOMiTANCY, Kon-kom-i-tau-si, j er .stat ov 
 
 subsi-tig wid sumtig els. [atendig. 
 
 Concomitant, Kon-kom-i-tant, a. akumpaniig: 
 
 Concomitant, Kon-kom-i-tant, «. an ateudant; 
 
 a kompanyon. [pani wid uderz. 
 
 Concomitantly, Kon-kom-i-tant-li, a(/. inkum- 
 
 CONCORD, Kon-kord, n. agremcnt; yq,nyon; hc^r- 
 
 'noni. [dek.s tu de >Skriptyq,rz. 
 
 Concordance, Kon-kord-ans, n. konkerd;— an in- 
 
 Concordancy, Kon-kord-an-si, n. konkerd. 
 
 Concordant, Kon-kord-ant, a. hqrmonius; agre- 
 
 ifl. [kerdant. 
 
 Concordant, Kon-kord-ant, n. dat hwiq iz kon- 
 
 CoNCORDANTLY, Kon-kord-ant-li, ad. in kon- 
 
 jugkjon. [venjon. 
 
 Concordat, Kon-kord-at, n. a kompakt; a kon- 
 
 CoNCOUDiST, Kon-kerd-ist, n. a rjter ov a kon- 
 
 kordans. *[in wun bodi. 
 
 CONCORPORATE, Kon-kor-po-rat, r. t. tu yunjt 
 
 Concorporate. Kon-kor-po-rat, v. i. tu yiinjt 
 
 intu wun bodi. [in wun mas. 
 
 Concorporation, Kon-kor-pt)-ra-Jon, n. yq,nyon 
 
 Concourse, Kon-kurs, n. a metig; an asembli or 
 
 pepl; a multitiid. [konkrejon. 
 
 Co.ncrement, Kon-kre-ment, n. a mas formd bj 
 
 Concrescence, Kou-kres-ens, ii. grot bj yn,nyon 
 
 ^ ov pqrtiklz. ' [njtip. 
 
 CoxcRESCiVE, Kon-kros-iv, a. groig tug6der;'yii- 
 
 Concrete, Kon-kret, t. i, tu koales intu wun 
 
 mas. 
 Concrete, Kon-kret, v. t. tu form bj konkrejon. 
 Concrete, Kon-kret, «/• Kon-kret, j. formd bj 
 ^ konkrejon; not ab.strakt; aplid tu a subjekt. 
 Concrete, Kon-kret. n. a mas formd bj konkre- 
 jon.
 
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 Concretely, Kon-kryt-li, er K6n-kr£t-li, ad. in 
 
 a konkret inaner. 
 CoNCRETEXESS, Kon-kret-nes, «.. koagycilajon. 
 Concretion, Kon-kre-Jon, n. de akt ovkonkrgt- 
 
 11} a mas. _ [iij- 
 
 Concretive, Kon-krst-iv, a. koagyq,lativ: koales- 
 CoNCUBiNAGE, Kon-k4-bi-naj, n. de akt ov liv- 
 
 ii) wid a wiaman az a wif, do not marid. 
 Co.vcuBiNAL, Kon-ki\,-bi-nal, ) a. rElatii) tui 
 CoxcuBiNART, Kon-k4-bi-na-ri, ) konki|,binrij; 
 
 er tu a k6r)ki|bin. 
 Concubine, Koy-'kix-bjn, i;. a waman kept in 
 
 konkii,binaj. [zjrz: lust. 
 
 Concupiscence, Kon-kT\-pis-ens, n. iregyixlar de- 
 CoNcurisCENT, Kon-kii,-pis-ent, a. lustful: lq,d; 
 
 seujii^al. [zir: eger. 
 
 CoNCUPisciBLE, Kon-k4-pis-i-bI, a. impresiij dz- 
 CONCUR, Kon-kdr, v. i. tu met in wun pffut; tu 
 
 agre. [iij: yiinyon. 
 
 Concurrence, Kon-kdr-ens, n. Az akt ov konkur- 
 Concurrent, Kon-kur-eiit, a. aktit) in kdnjuijk- 
 
 Jon: yiyiitiij. [yi|tori koz. 
 
 Concurrent, Kon-kur-ent, «. ajernt er kontiib- 
 Concurrently, Kon-kdr-ent-li, ad. in an agreii) 
 
 maner. 
 Concussion. Kon-kuJ-on, w. de akt ov Jakiij: aj- 
 
 itajon; de stat ov beig Jakn. [iij. 
 
 CoNcussiVE. Kou-kus-iv, a. havii) de p-Serov Jak- 
 CoNDEMN, Kon-dem, v. t. i\\ find gilti; txa dam 
 
 tu punijment: tuscnji^r; tu blam. [pabl. 
 
 CoxDEMNABLE, Kon-diim-na-bl, a. blamabl; kul- 
 Condemnation, Kon-dem-na-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 kondemnii); a sentens ov punijment; sever scnjixr. 
 Condemnatory, Kon-dem-na-to-ri, a. irapljiij 
 
 kondemnajon. 
 Condemner, Kon-dem-ner, n. wan hcD kondemz. 
 Condensable, Kon-dens-a-bl, a. kapabl ov kou- 
 
 densajon. [tia kondens. 
 
 Condensate, Kon-den-sat, v. t. tu mak tiker: 
 Condensate, Kon-den-sat, v. i. tu gro tiker; tu 
 
 kondens. 
 Condensate, Kon-den-sat, a. madtik: kondenst. 
 Condensation, Kon-den-sa-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 makii) mor dens. [kondens. 
 
 Condensative, Kou-den-sa-tiv, a. tendiij tu 
 Condense, Kon-dens, v. t. tu mak mor dens; tu 
 
 tikn. 
 Condense, Kon-dens, v. i. tu gro dens, or tik. 
 Condense, Kon-dens, a. tik; dens; kompakt. 
 Condenser, Kon-dens-er, n. heordat hwiq kon- 
 
 densez; a metalik vesel for kondensig q,r er 
 
 stem. [nes. 
 
 CONDENSITY, Kon-den-si-ti, )i. kondensaJon:dens- 
 Condescend, Kon-de-send. r. t. tu desend from 
 
 stiperior rai)k; tu yeld; tu submit; tu stdip. 
 Condescendence, Kon-de-send-ens, n. voluntari 
 
 submijon. [hvimiliajon. 
 
 Condescending, Kon-de-s^nd-ii), n. voluntari 
 Condescending, Kon-de-send-ig, fp. a. stoopiij: 
 
 kjnd;mEk. [st^perioriti.' 
 
 Condescension, Kon-de-sen-Jon, »i. desent from 
 Condign, Kon-djn, a. merited; dezervd; fit. 
 Condignity, Kon-dig-ni-ti, n. merit: dezert. 
 CoNDiGNLV, Kon-djn-li, ad. dczervedli. 
 Condignness, Kon-djn-nes, n. st^tablnes. 
 Condiment, K6n-di-ment, n. a sezniij; a sos. 
 CoNDisciPLE, Kon-di-sj-pl, n. a felcD disjpl. 
 CONDITE, Kon-djt, I), t. tu pikl; tu preztSrv. 
 Condition, Kon-diJ-on, n. kwoliti: stat; 'temper: 
 
 ragk; stipytilajon; termz ov kompakt. 
 Condition, Kon-diJ-on, v. i. tu kontrakt; tu 
 
 Btipyrilat. [dijonz. 
 
 Conditional, Kon-diJ-on-al, a. kontanig kon- 
 Conditionahty, Kon-diJ-on-al-i-ti, n. de stat 
 
 ov beig kondijonal. [limitajonz. 
 
 Conditionally, Kon-diJ-on-al-i, ad. wid sertcn 
 
 CoNDiTiONARY, Kon-diJ-on-a-ri, a. stipyq,lated. 
 Conditioned, Kon-diJ-ond, a. havig kwolitiz er 
 
 propertiz, gud er bad; stipyx|lated. 
 Condole, Kon-dol, v. i. tu lament wid, and for 
 Condole, Kon-dol, v. t. tu lament wid. [uderz. 
 CoNDOLEMENT, Kon-dol-mcnt, n. gref; kondol- 
 
 ens. [soroz. 
 
 Condolence, Kon-dol-ens, n. gref fer andderz 
 CoNDOLER, Kon-d61-er, ». wunho) kondolz. [ens. 
 Condoling, Kon-dol-ig, n. eksprejon ov kondol- 
 CoNDOMA, Kon-d6-ma, n. a spejez ov antelop. 
 Condor, K6n-dor, n. a veri Iqrj berd;de grat vult- 
 
 Conduce, Kon-di^s, ». s. tu tend; tu kontribjq,t. 
 CoNDUCEMENT, Kon-di|,s-ment, n. tendensi. 
 CoxDuciBLE, Kon-di\,-si-bl, a. promotig; tend- 
 
 ig tu. 
 CoxDUCiBLENESS, Kon-di],-si-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov kondti,sig. [adig. 
 
 Conducive, Kon-di^-siv, a. tendig tu kondi^s: 
 CoNDuciVENESS, Kon-dii,-siv-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 koudii^sig. [demenor. 
 
 Conduct, Kon-dukt, n. manajment; behavyor; 
 Conduct, Kon-dukt, v. t. tu led; tu direkt; tia 
 
 manaj. 
 CoxDUCTOR, Kon-duk-tor, n. he or dat hwiq kon- 
 
 dukts: a leder; qef: manajer; direktor. 
 Conductress, Kon-duk-tros, n. a. wuman hco 
 
 kondukts. [kanal. 
 
 Conduit, Kon-dit, nr Kdn-dit, »i, a weter-pjp; a 
 Conduplication, Kon-dq,-pli-ka-Jon, n. a dub- 
 
 lig: a diiplikat. 
 Condyle, K6n-dil, n. de riinded hed ov a bon. 
 Cone, KcDn, ii. a solid bodi in de form ov a Jugar 
 
 lof. [gedcr; tu qat. 
 
 Confabulate, Kon-fab-yi^-lat, v. i. tu tek tu- 
 Confabulation, Kon-fab-yn,-la-Jon, n. tek; kon- 
 
 versajon. 
 CoNFABULATORY, Kon-fab-yq,-la-to-ri, a. belogig 
 
 tu pratl. [mets. 
 
 CoNFECT, Kon-fekt, v. t. tu mak up intu swet- 
 Confect, Kon-fekt, n. a swetmet; a konfekjon. 
 Confection, Kon-fek-Jon, n. a. swetmet; a pre- 
 
 z^i-v. [swetmets. 
 
 Confectioner, Kon-fek-Jon-cr, n. a maker ov 
 Confectionery, Kon-fek-Jon-er-i, n. swetmetf 
 
 in jeneral; a plas for swetmets. 
 Confederacy, Kon-fed-er-a-si, n. a leg; a fed- 
 eral kompakt. 
 Confederate, Kon-fed-er-at, v. t. tujefnaleg. 
 Confederate, Kon-fed-er-at, a. yq,njted in a leg; 
 
 aljd. 
 Confederate, Kon-fed-er-at, n. an alj. an 
 
 akomplis. [konfederasi. 
 
 Confederation, Kon-fed-er-a-Jon, n. a leg; a 
 Confer, Kon-fer, v. i. tu diskors: tm konsdlt. 
 Confer, Kon-fer, i\ t. tu giv; tu besto; tu grant. 
 Conference, Kon-fer-ens, n. fermal diskors; a 
 CONFERRER, Kon-fer-er, n. wun hO) konferz. [pqrli. 
 Conferva, Kon-fer-va, n. river-wed; h^r-wed. 
 Confess, Kon-fes, v. t. tu aknolej; tu on; txi 
 
 grant; tu her de konfejon ov, az a prest. 
 Confess, Kon-fes, t-. i. tu mak konfejon; tu 
 
 reve'l. [pritabli. 
 
 Confessedly, Kon-fes-ed-li, ad. avsedli; indis- 
 Confession, Kon-feJ-on, n. de akt ov konfesig: 
 
 aknolejment; profejon; avsal. 
 Confessional, Kon-feJ-on-al, n. a konfejon qar. 
 CoNFESsiONARY, Kon-feJ-on-a-ri, ?i. a konf ejonal. 
 CoNFESSiONARY, Kon-feJ-on-a-ri, a. belogig tu 
 
 konfejon. [fesez hiz fat. 
 
 CoNFESSiONiST, Kon-feJ-on-ist, n. wun boo pro- 
 CoNFESSOR, Kon-fes-or, 6/* K6n-fes-or, n. wun 
 
 h(D maks profejon ov hiz fat in de fas ov danjer: 
 
 wun hoa herz konfejonz. 
 CoNFEST, Kon-fest, a. avsd.
 
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 Confidant, K6n-fi-dant, n. a konfidcnjal frcnd: 
 
 wiin trusted wid SEkret;--. [dens. 
 
 Confide, Kon-fjd, v. t. tu trust; tu hav konfi- 
 CoNFlDE, Kon-fjd, V. t. tu trust; tu intrust. 
 Confidence, K6n-fi-dens, n. ferm belef; aji^rans; 
 
 krcdit; rcljans; boldnes. [imi)qdent. 
 
 C0NFiDENT,'K6n-fi-dent, a. pozitiv; diirin; bold: 
 Confident, K6n-fi-dent, n. a konf idant, /i«2y «f . 
 Confidential, Kon-£i-den-Jal, a. prjvat; trusti: 
 
 fntful. _ [fer. 
 
 Confidently, K6n-fi-dent-li, ad. wid"8t d'st er 
 Confidentness, K6n-fi-dent-nes, n. konfidens; 
 
 aJurans. 
 CoNFiDER, Kon-fid-er, n. wun hO) konfidz. 
 Configurate, Kon-fig-yn-rat, v. i. tu Jo lik de 
 
 aspokts ov ds planets toardz eq uder. 
 Configub-\TION, Kon-fig-yq,-ra-/on, n. eksternal 
 
 form; figyT^r. [eni form. 
 
 Configure, Kon-fig-jnir, v. t. tu disp6z intu 
 Conkinable, Kon-fin-a-bl, a. dat ma be knnf jnd. 
 Confine, K6n-f jn, «. komon b^sndari; border; ej. 
 Confine, Kon-fjn, «/r Kon-fjn, v. i. tu border 
 
 upon. [n-stran. 
 
 Confine, Kon-fjn, w. t. tu limit; tu Jut up; tu 
 Con'fineless, Kon-f jn-les, a. bTsndles; wid^st end. 
 Confinement, Kon-fin-ment, n. impriznment; re- 
 
 strant. 
 Confiner, Kon-f jn-er, n. a restraner; a berderer. 
 CoNFiNiTV, Kon-fin-i-ti, n. ntrnes; naborhud. 
 Confirm, Kon-ferm, v. t. tu put past d-st: tu 
 
 sctl; tu establij: tu admit tia komi|^n)'-on. 
 Confirmable, Kon-ferm-a-bl, a. kapabl ov bgii) 
 
 konfermd. 
 Confirmation, Kon-fer-ma-Jon, n. &e akt ov 
 
 konfermig; cvidens; konvinslj) testimoni; an 
 
 ekkziastikal rjt. [tia konferm. 
 
 Confirmative," Kon-ferm-a-tiv, a. bavig ji-ser 
 Confirmator, Kon-fer-ma-tor, n. wun boo kon- 
 
 fermz. 
 Confirmatory, Kon-ferm-a-to-ri, a. dat servz 
 
 tu konferm. 
 CoNFiRMEDNESS, Kon-ferm-cd-ncs, n. de stat ov 
 
 beii) konfermd. 
 CoNFiRMER, Kon-f erm-er, n. wun hcb konfermz. 
 CoNFiRMiNGLY, Kon-ferm-ij-li, ad, wid konfer- 
 
 majon. 
 Confiscable, Kon-fis-ka-bl, a. liabl tu ferfityq^r. 
 Confiscate, Kon-fis-kat, v. t. tia transfer prjvat 
 
 properti tu de stat; tu kez tia be ferfitcd. 
 Confiscate, Kon-fis-kat, a. forfited tu de publik. 
 Confiscation, Kon-fis-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov kon- 
 
 fiskatii). [kats. 
 
 Confiscator, K6n-fis-ka-tor, «. -wun hoD konfis- 
 CONFISCATORY, Kon-fis-ka-to-ri, a. konsjnig tu 
 
 forfitytir. [cr. 
 
 Conflagrant, Kon-fla-grant, a. bumifl tuged- 
 CONFLAGRATION, Kon-fla-gra-JoD, n, a grat er 
 
 jeneral fir. [tugeder. 
 
 Conflation, Kon-fla-Jon, n. de akt ov bloig 
 Conflict, Kon-flikt, v. i. tu striv; tu kontest; 
 
 tu fit. ■ [strugl. 
 
 Conflict, K6n-flikt, n. koli;?on; kontest; stnf; 
 Confluence, Kon-fh^-ens, n." de ju^kjon ov xca 
 
 or mor strrmz; a konkors; kolekjon; konkurcns. 
 Confluent, K6n-flt\,-ent, n. a tribyqtari strem. 
 Conflux. K6n-fluks, n. yq,nyon ov several kur- 
 
 ents; a krrd. [form. 
 
 Conform, Kon-form, v. f. tu mak Ijk, or ov wun 
 Conform, Kon-form, r. /. tu komplj'wid; tu veld. 
 Conformable, Kon-f 6rm-a-bl, a. agreabl; si{tabl; 
 
 konsistent. [abli. 
 
 Conformably, Kon-form-a-bli, ad. aCTeabli; sn,t- 
 Conformate, Kon-form-nt, a. havij) it sam form. 
 Conformation, Knn-for-ma-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 konformiii; l^knes ov form: form; struktyi^r. 
 CoNFORMER, Kon-form-er. n. wun hcD konfermz. 
 
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 Conformist, Kon-form-ist, n. wun hcD konfermj 
 
 or komjiljz wid de wurjip ov de establijt qurq. 
 Conformity, Kon-f6rm-i-ti, n. kompljans; sim- 
 
 iliti^d. 
 Confound, Kon-f'snd, v. t. tu mij)gl; tu per- 
 
 pl^ks; tu astonij; tu stq^pefj; tu destr*; tta 
 
 ovcrtro. [fiizd;— enormus. 
 
 Confounded, Kon-f-snd-cd,t p. a. mikst; kon- 
 CoNFOUNDEDLY, Kon-f-»nd-ed-li,t ad. enermuali. 
 Confoundedness, Kon-f-snd-ed-nes, n. stat ov 
 
 beir) konf-^ndcd. 
 CoNFOUNDER, Kon-f-snd-cr, n. wun hot) konf -sndz. 
 Confraternity, Kon-fra-ter-ni-ti, n. a relijus 
 
 bruderhud. ' [agenst. 
 
 CoNFRiCATiON, Kon-fri-ka-JoD, n. akt ov rubig 
 Confront, Kon-frunt, v. t. tu fas; tu ojxJz; tu 
 
 korap4r. [fruntifl. 
 
 Confrontation, Kon-frun-ta-Jon, n. akt ov kon- 
 CoNFUSE, Kon-fi|z, V. t. tu konfisnd ; tu miks : 
 
 tu perpleks. [klerli! 
 
 Confusedly, Kon-f 4z-ed-li, ad. indistigktii; not 
 CoNFUSEDNESS, Kon-fii,z-ed-nes, n. wont ov dis- 
 
 tiflktnes. 
 Confusion, Kon-fi\,-;?on, n. iregyi\,lar mikstyq,r: 
 
 tiinuilt: disorder: uvertro; astonijment. [fitted. 
 Confutable, Kon-f I'^t-a-bl, a. dat ma be kon- 
 CoNFUTANT, Kon-fx|t-ant, n. wun hit konfiits. 
 Confutation, Kon-fix-ta-Jon, n. akt ov konfii.t- 
 
 ii): refi^tajon. [disprcfcv. 
 
 Confute, Kon-f^t, t>. t. tu konvikt ov eror; tu 
 CoNFUTER. Kon-f i|t-er, »i. wun boo konfqts. 
 Conge, K6n-je, n. [/>•.] de akt ov reverens; a b'S; 
 
 kurtesi; lev; f^rwel; — a sort ov moldig. 
 Conge, K6n-je, ar Kon-je, v. i. tu tak lev. 
 Congeal, Kon-jel, v. t. tu turn, bj frost, from a 
 
 flq,id tu a solid stat; tu frez. [kold. 
 
 Congeal, Kon-jel, v. i. tu gader intu a mas bj 
 Congealable, Kon-jel-a-bl, a. suseptibl ov kon- 
 
 JElaJon. [konjeld. 
 
 CoNGEALEDNESS, Kon-jel-ed-ncs, n. stat ov beiij 
 Concealment, Kon-jel-ment, n. konjelajon; a 
 
 klot. 
 Conge' d'e'lire, K6n-ja da-ler, n. [Fr.] in Ir/- 
 
 glanil, de kigz permijon tu a den and qapter tu 
 
 q(Dz a bijop. [ig from a flq,id tu a solid. 
 
 Congelation, Kon-je-la-Jon, n. de akt ov qanj- 
 CoNGENER, K6n-je-ner, n. [Z.] wun ov de sam 
 
 natyv. [jenus. 
 
 Congeneric, Kon-je-ner-ik, a. beig ov de sam 
 Congenial, Kon-je-ni-al, er Kon-jen-yal, a. ov 
 
 de sam natj-i^r; kindred; kognat; similar. 
 Congeniality, Kon-je-ni-.^l-i-ti, ; n. stat ov 
 Congenialness, Kon-je-ni-al-nes, \ beig kon- 
 
 jenial. 
 CoNGENious, Kon-JE-ni-us, a. ov de sam kind. 
 Conger, Koij-ger, n. de se-el. 
 Congeries, Kon-je-ri-ez, »i. a mas ov smel bodiz. 
 Congest, Kon-jest, v. t. tu hep up; tu gader 
 
 tugeder. 
 Congestion, Kon-jest-yon, n. a kolekjon ov mat- 
 er; an aki^mi^lajon, az ov blud or hq,morz. 
 Congestive, Kon-jes-tiv, a. impljig konjestyon. 
 Congiary, K6n-ji-a-ri, j». a gift mad bj de Ro- 
 man emperorz tu de pepl. 
 Conglaciate, Kon-gla-Ji-at, t'. «. tu turn tu j?. 
 Conglaciation, Kon-gla-Ji-a-Jon, n. de akt er 
 
 stat ov licii) (janjd intu is. [a bel. 
 
 Conglobatk, Kon-glij-bat, v. t. tu gader intu 
 Conglobate, Kon-gl6-bat, a. molded intu a 
 
 ferm bol. [form. 
 
 Conglobatelv, Kon-glu-bat-li, ad. in a sfcrikal 
 CoNGLOBATioN, Kon-glo-ba-Jon, n. kolekjon intu 
 
 a bol. 
 CoNGLOBULATE, Kon-gl6b-yq,-lat, v. i. tu gader 
 
 intu a globyq^l. [a bel. 
 
 Conglomerate, Kon-gliim-er-at, a. gaderd intu
 
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 CoxGLOMERATiON, Kon-glom-cr-a-Jon, n. kolek- 
 
 Jon inta Q bol. [tia reyqnjt. 
 
 CONGLUTINATE, Kon-gl4-ti-nat, V. t. tm sement; 
 CONGLUTINATE, Kon-glq,-ti-Dat, V. i. ta koales; 
 
 tu yqnjt. [er. 
 
 CoNGLUTiNATE, Kon-gl4-ti-nat, a. jernd ttaged- 
 CoNGLUTiNATiON, Kon-g^-ti-na-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov yiinjtiij bodiz. [tu yiinjt. 
 
 CoNGLLTiNATiVE, Kon-gl^-ti-na-tiv, a. tendig 
 CoNGLUTiNATOR, Kon-gh],-ti-na-tor, ti. he er dat 
 
 hwiq yunjts. 
 Congo, K6r)-go, n. a spejez ov blak te. 
 CoNGRATULANT, Kon-grat-yn-lant, a. rejersiij in 
 
 partisipajon. 
 Congratulate, Kon-grat-yix-lat, v. t. tu wij jer 
 
 tu; tia fslisitat on sum hapi event. 
 Congratulate, Kon-grat-yix-lat, v. i. tu rejffs 
 
 in partisipajon. [prejon ov jer. 
 
 Congratulation, Kon-grat-yi|-la-Jon, n. an eks- 
 CoNGRATULATOR, Kon-grat-yq,-la-tor, n. wun h(D 
 
 kongratyxj^lats. 
 Congratulatory, Kon-grat-yT|,-la-to-ri, a. eks- 
 
 presii) er wijii) jar. 
 Congregate, K6r)-gre-gat, v. t. tu kolekt tu- 
 
 geder; tu gader. [met. 
 
 Congregate, Koij-gre-gat, v. i. tu asembl; tu 
 Congregate, K6i)-gre-gat, a. kolekted; koijgre- 
 
 gated. [an asembli. 
 
 Congregation, Korj-gre-ga-Jon, n. a kolekjon; 
 Congregationax, Koij-gre-ga-Jon-al, a. pertan- 
 
 ig tu a kuijgregajon, or tu de Koggregajonalists: 
 
 publik. 
 Congregationalist, Kog-gre-ga-Jon-al-ist, n. 
 
 wun ov a relijus sekt. 
 Congress, Kog-gres, n. a metig: an asembli; de 
 
 lejislatj-i|r ov de Yn,njted Stats. 
 Congressional, Kog-greJ-on-al, a. relatii) tu de 
 
 koijgres ov de Yi|njted Stats; parlimentari. 
 CoNGRESSiVE, Koi)-gres-iv, a. kumig tugeder; 
 
 konfliktii). 
 CoNGRUE, Kon-grc6, v. i. tu agre; tu sq,t. 
 Congruence, Kori-grdB-ens, ) . 
 
 Congruency; Kon-|rd.-en-si, i "• agrement. 
 Congruent, Kog-grco-ent, a. agreig: korespond- 
 
 ent. 
 CoNGRUiTT, Kon-grifi-i-ti, n. s^tablnes; konsist- 
 
 ensi; fitnes; a proper adaptajon. [met. 
 
 Congruous. Kog-graj-us, a. agreabl; sT^tabl; fit; 
 Congruously, Kog-grco-us-li, ad. si^tabli; kon- 
 
 sistentli. 
 Conic, K6n-ik, ) a. havig de ferm ov a kon; 
 
 Conical, K6n-i-kal, i relatig tu a kon and its 
 
 sekjonz. 
 CoNiCALLY, K6n-i-kal-i, ad. 'n de ferm ova kon. 
 CoNics, Kon-iks, n. pi. de doktrin ov konik sek- 
 jonz. 
 Conic sections, K6n-ik sek-Jonz, n. pi. Ijnz 
 
 fermd bj de intersekjonz ov a plan wid de sur- 
 
 fas ov a kon. [ikal f reot. 
 
 Coniferous,^ Ko-nif-er-us, a. b<i,rifl konz, or kon- 
 CONIFOEM, K6-ni-ferm, a. in de form ov a kon. 
 Conistea, Ko-nis-tra, n. de pit ov a tcater. 
 CoNJECTURABLE, Kon-jekt-yq,-ra-bl, a. posibl tu 
 
 be gest. [konjektyiy. 
 
 Conjectural, Kon-jekt-yq,-ral, a. dependig on 
 Conjecturally, Kon-jekt-yn,-ral-i, ad. bj kon- 
 
 jcktyi^r or ges. 
 Conjecture, Kon-jekt-y^r, n. a gca; an jdca. 
 Conjecture, Kon-jekt-yr^r, v. t. tu juj bj gcs:— 
 
 V. i. tu form konjektyi;rz. 
 Conjectueer, Kon-jekt-yr^-rer, n. a geser. 
 Conjoin, Kon-jtrn, «. t. tu yunjt; tu a.soJiat. 
 Conjoin, Kon-j(^n, v. i. tu leg; tu yiinjt. 
 Conjoint, Kon-jent, a. yt|njted; kon^kted; aso- 
 
 Jiated. [geder. 
 
 Conjoi.ntly, Kon-jffnt-li, ad. in yq,nyon: tu- 
 
 Conjugal, K6n-jq,-gal, a. relatig tu marij; mat- 
 rimonial. 
 Conjugally, K6n-jn,-gal-i, ad. matrim(&niali. 
 Conjugate, K6n-jn,-gat, v. t. tu dekljn or inflekt, 
 
 az a verb. 
 Conjugate, K6n-jq,-gat, a. a kovj^gat dia?ncte}- 
 
 \z a rjt Ijn, bjsektig de transvers djameter. 
 Conjugation, Kon-jq-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov kon- 
 
 jH^atig; yiyiyon; de form ov iuflektig verbz. 
 Conjunct, Kon-jiigkt, a. konjffnd; konkurent: 
 
 yipited. [ektLg ward. 
 
 CoNJU.N'CTiON, Kon-jiigk-Jon, n. yn,nyon; a kon- 
 CoNJUNCTiVE, Kon-jiigk-tiv, a. klosli yv^njled: 
 
 yiyiitiij- [Jon. 
 
 Conjunctively, Kon-jugk-tiv-li, ad. in konjugk- 
 I Conjunctiveness, Kon-jugk-tiv-nes, n. de kwol- 
 
 iti ov jffnig. [yon. 
 
 Conjunctly, Kon-jugkt-li, ad. jerntli; in yn,n- 
 Conjuncture, Kon-jugkt-yq,r, n. yi^nyon; kom- 
 
 binajon ov events; a krjsis; an okagon. 
 Conjuration, Kon-Jn,-ra-Jon, ?». inkantajon; a 
 
 plot. [emli. 
 
 Conjure, Kon-jvir, f. t. tu sumon er enjtrn sol- 
 CoNJURE, Kun-ji],r, v. t. tid inflij^ens bj majik. 
 Conjure, Kiin-ji^r, v. i. tu praktis ^qrmz. 
 Conjurer, Kun-jn-rer, n. an encjunter. 
 Connascence, Kon-as-ens, v. komon bert er 
 
 orijin. 
 Connate, Kou-at, a. born wid aniidcr; ov de 
 
 sam bert; groig tugeder. 
 Connatural, Kon-at-yi\,-ral, a. konekted bj nat- 
 
 yt],r; partakig ov de sam natyqr. 
 Connaturality, Kon-at-j'n-ral-i-ti, n. yq,nyon 
 
 bj natyi|r. [ekt bj natyqr. 
 
 Connaturalize, Kon-at-yq-ral-jz, i;. ^.'tu kon- 
 Connaturally, Kon-.at-yii,-ral-i, ad. bj natyn,r: 
 
 orijinali. 
 Connaturalness, Kon-at7yi],-ral-nes, n, stat ov 
 
 beig konatyi],ral. [yiinjt. 
 
 Connect, Kon-ekt, v. t. tu jern; tu ligk; tu 
 Connection, Kon-dk-Jon, n. yqnyon; jugkjon: 
 
 a relajon. 
 Connective, Kon-ek-tiv, n. dat hwiq konekts. 
 Connectively, Kon-ek-tiv-li, ad. in konjugkjon. 
 Connexion, Kon-ek-Jon, n. yrinyoii. Se ( Oon- 
 
 nediim.') [tu an akt. 
 
 Connivance, Kon-j-vans, n. a voluntari bljndnes 
 Connive, Kon-jv, v. i. tu wigk; tu ferb^rtu se. 
 Connivent, Kon-j-vent, a. dormant; notatentiv. 
 CoNNiVER, Kon-jv-er, n. wun hn) konjvz. 
 Connoisseur, Kon-i-s^r, n. [/)•.] a juj in de fjn 
 
 qrts, in leterz, er literatij^r; a kritik. 
 Connoisseueship, Kon-i-ser-Jip, ».. de skil ov a 
 
 koniser. 
 Connubial, Kon-^-bi-al, a. nupjal; matrimoni- 
 al; konjqgal. [tugeder. 
 CONNUMERATION, Kon-n,-mer-a-Jon, n. a reknig 
 Conoid, K6-nerd, n. u figyn,r rezemblig a kon. 
 CoNOiDiCAL, Ko-ntjfd-i-kal, a. aproq tu a konik 
 
 ferm. [wid anuder. 
 
 CoNOMiNEE, Kc)-nom-i-ne, n. wun nominated 
 Conquer, K6g-ker, v. t. tu gan bj konkwest; tu 
 
 overkum; tu subdq,. 
 Conquer, K6g-ker, v. i. tu overkum. 
 Conquerable, K6g-kcr-a-bl, a. posibl tu bf 
 
 overkum. 
 Conqueror, K6g-ker-or, n. wun hcD kogkerz. 
 Conquest, K6n-kwest, er Kog-kwest, h. akt ov 
 
 kogkerig; akwizijon bj viktori; viktori; suks^S. 
 Consanguineous, Kon-san-gwin-e-us, a. ov de 
 
 sam blud. [blud. 
 
 Consanguinity, Kon-san-gwin-i-ti, n. relajon bj 
 Conscience, K6n-Jens, n. de fakulti ov noig rjt 
 
 from rog; de moral sens; skrcbpl; justis. 
 Conscientious, Kon-Ji-en-Jus, a. regyT^lated bj 
 
 kon Jens; skicGpij^lus; just; egzakt.
 
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 Conscientiously, Kon-Ji-dn-Jus-li, ad. akerdig 
 
 lu konjens. 
 CoNSCiENTiousNKSS, Kon-Ji-dn-Ju3-nes, n. de 
 
 kwoliti ov bei{) konjieiijus; skriipq,lusne3. 
 CONSCio.VABLE, Koii-Jon-a-bl, a. reznabl. 
 CONSCiOXABLY, K6ii-Jon-a-bli, ad. in a kon/us 
 
 manor. [ifl bi mental persepjon. 
 
 Conscious, K6n-Jus, a. noin wunz on tots; ncj- 
 CoxsciOUSLT, K6n-Ju3-li, aa. in a konjus maner. 
 Consciousness, K6n-Jus-nes, «. de persepjon ov 
 
 hwot pascz in wunz can mjnd. 
 OONSCEiPT, Kon-skript, a. ritn; rejisterd; cnrtald. 
 
 Kniskript fqderz, ae senatorz ov Ream. 
 Conscript, Kon-skript, ». wun cnriJld for de 
 
 qrmi. [ov soljcrz. 
 
 Conscription, Kon-skrip-Jon, n. an enrolii), az 
 Consecrate, K6n-se-krat, v. t. tu mak sakrcd: 
 
 tu dcdikat. [devoted. 
 
 Consecrate, K<Sn-se-krat, a. kon.sekrated; sakred: 
 Consecrated, K6n-se-krat-cd, p. a. mad sakred: 
 
 devoted. [sckratiij. 
 
 Consecration, Kon-se-kra-Jon, j). de akt ov kon- 
 CoNSECRATOR, Kon-SE-kra-tur, n. wun hO) kon- 
 
 sekrat.x. [kred. 
 
 CoNSECRATORV. Kon-SE-kra-to-ri, a. makig sa- 
 CoNSECTAEY, K6n-sek-ta-ri, a. konsekwent; fol- 
 
 oifl. [premisiz. 
 
 ('OXSECTARY, KoH-sek-ta-ri, n, a dcdukjon from 
 ToNSECUTiON, Kon-SE-ki|,-Jon, n. a tran ov kon- 
 
 sekwvnsez. [suksesiv. 
 
 Consecutive, Kon-sek-yT^-tiv, a. foloig in order; 
 Consecutively, Koa-3ek-yn,-tiv-li, ad. in suk- 
 
 sejon. 
 (JONSENSION, Kon-sen-Jon, n. agrement; akord. 
 Consent, Kon-sent, k. agrement ; komplians ; 
 
 asdnt. 
 Consent, Kon-sent, v. i. tu yeld; tu agre; tu 
 
 aseut. 
 Consentaxeous, Kon-3cn-ta-ne-us, a. agreabl 
 
 tu; akordant. [abli. 
 
 Consentaneously, Kon-scn-ta-ne-us-li, ad. agre- 
 Consextaneousness, Kon-sen-ta-ne-us-nes, n. 
 
 agrement. 
 CONSENTEB, Kon-sent-er, n. wun hot) konsents. 
 Consentient, Kon-sen-Jent, a. agreiij. 
 Consequence, K6n-se-kwcns, n. de cfektova koz: 
 
 «n infercns; event: ij^; importans: moment. 
 Consequent. K6n-se-kwent, a. foloiij natyxxrali. 
 Consequential, Kon-.^e-kwen-Jal, a. foloir), az 
 
 de efekt ; konsekwent; — important ; konseted ; 
 
 pompus. [konsekwens. 
 
 Consequentially, Kon-se-kwen-Jal-i, ad. bi 
 Conseque.vti ALNESS, Kon-se-kwcn-Jal-nos, v. 
 
 rdgyrilfir konsekuJon. 
 Consequently, Kon-se-kwcnt-li, ad. bi konse- 
 
 kwens. [konekjon. 
 
 CoNSEQUENTXEse, KoH-SE-kwent-nes, n. r^gyrilar 
 CoNSERVABLE, Kon-8^rv-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beip 
 
 kept. 
 Conservancy, Kon-serv-an-si, n. konservajon. 
 Conservant, Kon-serv-ant, a. dat prez^rvz nr 
 
 konthiynz. [zervij). 
 
 Coxservation, Kon-ser-va-Jon, n. de akt ov pre- 
 CoNSERVATiSM. Kon-3^rv-a-tiz-m, w. opozijon tu j 
 
 'i'ln.i- _ [tu prezfirv. I 
 
 Conservative, Kon-sorv-a-tiv, a. havip de pVer [ 
 CoxSERVATiVE, Kon-s«^rv-a-tiv, n. wun hcD opoz- ' 
 
 ez ratlikal (janj. [zervz. - 
 
 Coxservator, K6n-ser-va-t«r, n. wun hift pre- 
 Conservatory, Kon-serv-a-to-ri, n. a. plas fer \ 
 
 prrzcrvig. ^ [konser\'ativ. I 
 
 Conservatory, Kon-3^rT-a-lo-ri, a. prezervativ; 
 Conserve, Kon-.sc'rv, v. t. tu prezerv; tu kandi i 
 
 froDt. ■ [froDt.i 
 
 Coxserve, Kon-sfrv, n. a swetmet ; prez^rvd 
 CoxSERVER. Kon-serv-er, n. wun hio konservz. ' 
 
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 CoxsiDER, Kon-sid-er, r. t. tu tLgk upon ; tu 
 
 pond6r. ^ [erat. 
 
 Consider, Kon-sid-cr, i'. i, tu reflekt; tu delib- 
 CoxsiDEEABLE, Kon-sid-cr-a-bl, a. wurdiovkon- 
 
 siderajon; respektabl; important; mor dan a litl. 
 CONSIDERABLENESS, Kon-sid-er-a-bl-ncs, ;». im- 
 portans; valyq,. 
 Considerably, Kon-iid-er-a-bli, ad. in a kon- 
 
 sidcrabl degre. [kwjet. 
 
 Considerate, Kon-sid-cr-at, a. totful; proKlent; 
 Considerately, Kon-sid-cr-at-li, ad. kqmli : 
 
 prijodentli. [liberajon 
 
 Considerateness, Kon-sid-cr-at-nes, n. kqm de- 
 CoxsiDERATiON, Kon-sid-er-£i-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 kon.siderir); priDdens; kontemplajon; importana: 
 
 kompensajon. [erz. 
 
 CoNSiDERER, Kon-sid-er-er, n. wun hcD konsid- 
 CoxsiDERiNG, Kon-sid-er-i^, i>rep. havig regard 
 
 tu; if al'sans be mad for. 
 CoxsiGX, Kon-fin, r. t. tu giv in trust. 
 CoxsiGXEE, Kon-si-ne, n. he tu hcDm gudz <\t 
 
 sent or konsjnd in trust. 
 CoxsiGXER, Kon-sin-er, n. wun ho) konsjnz. 
 Coxsigxikicatiox, Kon-sig-ni-fi-ka-j"on, n. sim- 
 ilar signifikajon. 
 CoxsiGXMEXT, Kon-sjn-ment, n. de akt ov kon- 
 
 sjnig; dat hwiq iz konsjnd. 
 CoxsiGXOR, Kon-si-nor, n. wun hco konsjnz. 
 CoxsiMiLAR, Kon-sim-i-lar, a. havig a komon 
 
 rezemblans. [blans. 
 
 CoxsiMiLiTUDE, Kon-si-mil-i-tn,d, n. jffnt rezem- 
 CoxsiST, Kon-sist, v. i. tu subsist; tu be kom- 
 
 p6zd ov. 
 CoxsiSTEXCE, Kon-sist-ens, ) »i. de stat ov be- 
 CoxsiSTEXCY, Kon-sist-cn-si, \ ig konsistcnt; a 
 
 fikst stat; subsistans; degre ov densiti; form; 
 
 mak; kt)ngrcT)iti. [ant. 
 
 CoxsiSTEXT, Kon-sist-ent, a. konformabl; akord- 
 CoxsiSTEXTLY, Kon-sist-ent-li, ad. in agrement; 
 
 agreabli. [konsistori. 
 
 CoxsiSTORiAL, Kon-sis-to-ri-al, a. relatii) tu u 
 CoxsiSTORY, Kon-sis-to-ri, n. a spirityt^al kort; 
 
 an asembli. 
 CoxsOGiATE, Kon-s6-Ji-at, n. an asojiat. 
 CoxsociATE, Kon-so-Ji-at, v. t. tu asojiat. 
 CoxsociATE, Kon-so-Ji-at, v. i. tu koales; tu 
 
 asojiat. 
 CoxsociATiox, Kon-so-Ji-a-Jon, n. aljans; yi^n- 
 
 yon; .asojiajon; an ekleziastikal bodi. 
 Consolable, Kon-s61-a-bl, a. datmabe konsold. 
 CoxsoLATiON. Kon-SQ-la-Jon, n. kumfort; alevi- 
 
 ajon: solas. 
 CoxsOLATORY, Kon-s61-a-to-ri, a. afordig kon- 
 
 solajon; givii) kumfort. 
 CoxsOLE, Kon-s(jl, V. t. tu kumfort; tu qsr: tu 
 
 solas. 
 CoxsoLE, Kon-sol, n. a braket or Joldcr-pe.s. 
 Consoler, Kon-861-er, «. wua hot) kons61z or givz 
 
 kumfort. [solidat. 
 
 CoxsOLiDANT, Kon-s61-i-dant, a. tondig tu kon- 
 CoNSOLiDATE, Kun-sol-i-dat. v. t. tu mak solid: 
 
 tu hqrdn. [solid. 
 
 Consolidate, Kon-s61-i-dat, v. i. tu gro ferm er 
 CoxsoLiD.\TE, Kon-s61-i-dat, a. formd intu a 
 
 solid mas. [kunsolidatig. 
 
 Consolidation, Kon-sol-i-da-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 CoxsoLiDATiVE, Kon-s61-i-da-tiv, a. dat konsol- 
 
 idats. [transferabl stoks. 
 
 Consols, Kon-solz, er Kod-s61z, n. pi. a. sort ov 
 COXSOXANCE, Kon-so-nans, j n. akerd ov s'snd: 
 CoxsoNA.NCT. K6n-so-nan-si, ) h^nnoni; agre- 
 ment; kimkord. [agreip. 
 CoxsoXAXT, K6n-so-nant, a. agreabl; konsistcnt: 
 CoNSONAXT, K<Sn-so-nant, n. a leter roprezentig 
 
 an qrlikyqiat STsnd. [konsonant. 
 
 Consonantal, Kon-so-nant-al, a. rclatig tu a
 
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 Consonantly, Kon-so-nant-li, ad. konsistentli; 
 
 aVeabli. [agreablnes. 
 
 CONSONANTXESS, Koii-so-nant-nes, u. konsistensi; 
 CoNSONOrs. K6n-so-nus, a. agreiij in s-snd. 
 CoNSOET, Kon-sort, «. a kompanyon; a wjf er 
 
 huzbaud. 
 CoxsoET, Kon-sert, r. /. tvi asojiat wid. 
 Consort, Kon-sort, r. t. tu jern: tu miks; ta mari. 
 CoxsoKTABLE, Kon-SQvt-a-bl, a. sixtabl; fit. 
 CoxsORTSHiP, Kon-sart-Jip, n. felojip; pqrtnerjip. 
 Coxspicuous, Kon-spik-yti-us, a. obvius tia de 
 
 sjt: eminent. 
 CoxsriciousLY, Kon-spik-ytj,-us-li, ad. eminentli; 
 
 rsmqrkabli. 
 CoxspicuousNESS, Kon-splk-yTi-us-nes, n. emi- 
 nent: sslebriti. [il dezin. 
 Conspiracy, Kon-spir-a-si, n. kombinajon fer an 
 CoNSPiEANT, Kon-spjr-ant, a. konspjrii); plotiij. 
 Conspiration, Kon-spi-ra-Jon, n. an agrement ov 
 
 mcni. [a plot. 
 
 Conspirator, Kon-spir-a-tor, n. a man engajd in 
 Conspire, Kon-spir, v. i. tia konsert kqm; tu plot. 
 CONSPIRER, Kon-spir-er, ». wun hcD konspjrz: a 
 
 konspirator. 
 Constable, Kdn-sta-bl, n. a pes ofiser. 
 CoxsTABLESHip, Kun-sta-bl-Jip, n. de ofis ov a 
 
 kunstaljl. 
 CoxsTABLEWiCK, Kun-sta-bl-wik, n. ds distrikt 
 
 ov a kunstabl. [biliti. 
 
 CoxsTAXCV. K6n-stan-si, n. fermnes ovmind; sta- 
 CoNSTANT, Kon-stant, a. ferm; fikst; perpetynal: 
 
 pajcnt; unqanjii]; rezohxt; stedi; perseverig. 
 CoN.STANTLV, KoQ-stant-li, ad. perpetyn,ali; pa- 
 
 Jentli: formli. [stqrz. 
 
 Constellate, Kon-stel-at, v. t. im dekorat wid 
 Constellation, Kon-stel-a-Jon, n. a kluster ov 
 
 fikst stqrz; an asemblaj ov ekselensiz. 
 Consternation, Kon-ster-na-Jon, ?i. astonijment: 
 
 surprjz. [kostiv. 
 
 Constipate, Kon-sti-pat, v. t. tu tikn; tu mak 
 Constipation, Kon-sti-pa-Jon, n. kondensajon; 
 
 kostivues. [konstityq^ents. 
 
 Constituency, Kon-stit-yTi,-en-si, »i. a bodi ov 
 Constituent, Kon-stit-yT},-ent, a. elEmentari; 
 
 k6nstiti|tiij. [an elektor. 
 
 Constituent, Kon-stit-yq,-ent, n. wun hm depots: 
 Constitute, K6n-sti-ti|t. v. t. t\a mak: tu ferm: 
 
 tu kompoz; tia dspiit: tu apffnt. [tilts. 
 
 Constitutee, K6n-sti-ti|t-er, n. wun hcD konsti- 
 CoNSTiTUTiON, Kon-sti-ti\-Jon, n. de framov bodi 
 
 er mind: de lez ov a stat; ferm ov guvernment. 
 Constitutional, Kon-sti-ti\-Jon-al, a. konsistent 
 
 wid de konstiti^Jon: fundamental; legal. 
 Constitutionalist, Kon-sri-tii-Jon-al-ist, j 7i.an 
 Constitutionist, Kon-sti-ti\,-Jon-ist, i ad- 
 
 herent tu de konstitiiJon. 
 Constitutionality, Kon-sti-tq,-Jon-al-i-ti, n. 
 
 agrement or akordans wid de konstitqjon. 
 Constitutionally, Kon-sti-ti|,-Jon-al-i, ad. agre- 
 
 abli tu, or in akerdans wid de konstituJon. 
 Constitutive, K6n-sti-tTi,-tiv, a. dat konstitq,ts; 
 
 elemental. [tu pres. 
 
 Constrain, Kon-stran, v. t. tu kompel; tu fors; 
 Constrainable, Kon-stran-a-bl, a. liabl tU kon- 
 
 .stran. 
 Consteainer, Kon-stran-er, n. wun hoo konstranz. 
 CoNSTEAiNT, Kon-strant, «. kompuljon; konfjn- 
 
 mont. ' [stranig. 
 
 Consteaintive, Kon-strant-iv, a. kompelig; kon- 
 CoNSTEiCT, Kon-strikt, v. t. tu bjnd; tu kontrakt. 
 Consteiction, Kon-strik-Jon, n. kontrakjon; kom- 
 
 prejon. [kontrakts. 
 
 Consteictoe, Kon-strik-tor, n. he er dat hwiq 
 CoNSTEiNGE, Kon-strlnj, v. t. tu kompres; tu 
 
 kontrakt. [presig. 
 
 CoNSTKiNGENT, Kou-strin-jent, a. bjndig er kom- 
 
 CONSTEUCT, Kon-strukt, d. t. tu bild; tu farm; 
 
 tu mak. [stniktss. 
 
 CoNSTEUCTER, Kon-strukt-er, n. wun hcD kon- 
 CoNSTRUCTiON, Kon-strdk-Jon, n. de akt ov bild- 
 
 ii); fabrikajon; de konstrukjon ov wurdz in a 
 
 sentens; interpretajon. [de menig. 
 
 Constructional, Kon-struk-Jon-al, a. respektii) 
 CoNSTEUCTiONiST, Kon-struk-Jon-lst, n. an ad- 
 herent tu konstrukjon. 
 Constructive, Kon-struk-tiv, a. fermd bi kon- 
 strukjon. [konstrukjon. 
 Constructively, Kon-striik-tiv-li, ad. bj wa ot 
 Constructiveness, Kon-strdk-tiv-nes, n. de fak- 
 
 ulti ov konstrdktir); er a jenyus fer qrkitektyiyr. 
 Constructuee, Kon-strdkt-yq,r, n. a struktyq^. 
 CoNSTEUE, Kon-strco, v. t. tu interpret; tu trans- 
 
 lat; tu eksplan. 
 CoNSTUPEATE, K6n-stq,-prat, v. t. tu vjolat; tu 
 
 debeq. [defjlment. 
 
 CoNSTUPRATiON, Kon-stn,-pra-Jon, ». vjolajon; 
 CoNSUBSiST, Kon-sub-sist, v. i. tu egzisttugeder. 
 CoNSUBSTANTiAL, Kon-sub-stan-Jal, a. beig ov de 
 
 sam natyi^r. 
 CoNSUBSTANTiALiST, Kon-sub-stan-Jal-ist, n. wun 
 
 h(i) belevz in konsubstanjiajon. 
 Consubstantiality, Kon-sub-stan-Ji-al-i-ti, n. 
 
 partisipajon ov de sam substans. 
 Consubstantiate, Kon-.sub-stan-Ji-at, v. t. tu 
 
 yi^nit in wun komon substans er natynr. 
 Consubstantiation, Kon-sub-stan-Ji-a-Jon, «. 
 
 de yunyon ov de bodi and blud ov Krjst wid 
 
 de sakramental elements. 
 Consuetude, Kon-swe-tud, n. kustom. 
 Consuetudinal, Kon-sw£-ti^-din-al, a. kdstom- 
 
 ari; Vi'lStial. 
 Consul, K6n-sul, n. a Roman majistrat; — an of- 
 iser komijond in foren pqrts tu protekt dt 
 
 komers ov hiz kuntri. 
 Consular, K6n-sq,-lar, a. relatig tu a konsul. 
 Consulate, K6n-sn-lat, «. de stat er ofis ov 
 
 konsul. [k6nsq,lat. 
 
 Consulship, K6n-sul-Jip, n. de ofis ov konsul; 
 Consult, Kon-sdlt, v. i. tu tak k'snsel tugeder. 
 Consult, Kon-sdlt, v. t, tu ask advjs ov: tu re- 
 
 gqrd: tu plan. [kunsil. 
 
 Consult, Kon-sult, n. de akt ov konsdltig; — a 
 Consultation, Kon-sul-ta-Jon, ». de akt ov 
 
 konsdltiij; deliberajon. 
 CoNSULTEE, Kon-sdlt-er, n. wun ho) konsdlts. 
 Consumable, Kon-siyn-a-bl, a. dat ma be kon- 
 
 si^md. [destr^. 
 
 Consume, Kon-si^m, v. t. tu wast; tu spend; tu 
 Consume, Kon-si^m, v. i. tu wast awa. 
 CoNsuMEE, Kon-si^m-er, n. wun hcD konsi\mz. 
 Consummate, Kon-sdm-at, v. t. tu komplet: tu 
 
 perfekt; tu f inij. [finijt. 
 
 Consummate, Kon-sdm-at, a. komplet; perfekt; 
 Consummately, Kon-sdm-at-li, ad. perfektli; 
 
 kompletli. [perfekjon. 
 
 Consummation, Kon-sum-a-Jon, n. komplejon: 
 Consumption, Kon-sdm-Jon, n. de akt ov kon- 
 
 si^miij; a wastir) or pdlmonari dizez. [ig. 
 
 Consumptive, Kon-sdm-tiv, a. destrdktiv; wast- 
 CONSUMPTIVELY, Kon-sdm-tiv-li, ad. in a kon- 
 
 sdmtiv wa. [sdmtiv stat. 
 
 CoNSUMPTivENESS, Kon-sdm-tiv-nes, n. a kon- 
 CoNTABULATE, Kon-tab-yTj,-lat, v. t. tu flor wid 
 
 bordz. [yon. 
 
 Contact, Kon-takt, n. a tuq; jugkiy^r; klos yqn- 
 CoNTAGioN, Kon-td-jon, n. propagajon ov dizez 
 
 bj kontakt: infekjon; pestilens. 
 Contagious, Kon-ta-jus, a. komi],nikated bj kon- 
 takt, az a dizez: infekjus. 
 Contagiousness, Kon-ta-jus-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beig kontajus. [restran. 
 
 Contain, Kon-tan, v. t. tu hold; tu komprjz: ta
 
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 CONTAIV, Kon-tan, v. i. ta liv in kontinens. 
 Containable, Kon-t^n-a-bl, a. dat ma be kon- 
 
 tand. [poliit; tu konipt. 
 
 Contaminate, Kon-tam-i-nat, r. t, tu defjl; tu 
 Contaminate, Kon-tam-i-nat, a. pointed; kon- 
 
 taminated. [drfjlment. 
 
 Contamination, Kon-tam-i-na-Jon, n. polqjon; 
 Contemn, Kon-tem, v. t. tu despj*; tu sljt. 
 Contemner, Kon-tem-ner, n. wun hcD kont^mz; 
 
 a skorner. [temper. 
 
 Contemper, Kon-t6m-per, v. t. tu modcrat; tu 
 Contemperament, Kon-tem-per-a-ment, n. tem- 
 perament, [tu temper. 
 Contempeeate, Kon-tem-per-at, r. t. tu moderat; 
 Contemperation, Kon-tem-per-a-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov moderatifl. 
 CONTIICPLATE, Kon-tem-plat, v. t. tu konsider 
 
 atentivli; tu studi: tu meditat. [meditat. 
 
 Contemplate, Kon-tem-plat, r. e. tu vax\z\ tu 
 Contemplated, Kon-tem-plat-ed, or Kon-tem- 
 plat -ud, p. a. konsidcrd wid atenjon; meditated 
 
 on; intended. 
 Contemplation, Kon-tem-pla-Jon, n. ds akt ov 
 
 kontemplntifl: meditajon; stt^dius tot. 
 Contemplative, Kon-tem-pla-tiv, a. tetful: med- 
 
 itativ. [fuli. 
 
 Contemplatively. Kon-tem-pla-tiv-li, ad. tet- 
 Contemplator, Kon-tcm-pla-tor, n. wun hot) 
 
 kontemiplat<. 
 Contemporaneous, Kon-tem-po-ra-ne-u?, a. liv- 
 
 ig or egzi-tiij at At sam tim; kontemporari. 
 Contemporaneously, Kon-tem-po-ra-ne-us-li, 
 
 ad. at de .«am tim. 
 CoNTEMPORARiNESS, Kon-tem-po-ra-ri-nes, n. 
 
 sUit ov beig kontemporari; egzistens at de sam 
 
 tjm. 
 Contemporary. Kon-tem-po-ra-ri, a. livip or 
 
 egzistii) at de sam tim; kontemporaneus. 
 Contemporary, Kon-tcm-po-ra-ri, n. wan ho) 
 
 livz at dc sam tjm wid anuder. 
 Contempt, Kon-temt, n. ds akt ov dtspizip; 
 
 skorn: disdan; disgras: vilncs. 
 Contemptible, Kon-temt-i-bl, a. wurdi ov kon- 
 temt: vjl. [basnes. 
 CONTEMPTIBLENESS, Kon-temt-i-bl-ne?. n. vjlnes; 
 Contemptibly, Kon-temt-i-bli, ad. despikabli; 
 
 basli. [apt tu despjz. 
 
 Contemptuous, K()n-temt-yn,-ui!, a. s^kornful; 
 t'ONTEMPTUOUSLY, Kon-tcmt-yq-us-li, ad. in a 
 
 .skornfiil manor. [pozijon tu kontemt. 
 
 CoNTEMPTuouSNESS, Kon-temt-jT^-us-nes, n. dis- 
 (^oxTENi). Kon-tend, i-. i. tu strjv; tu strugl; tu vj. 
 Contender, Kon-tend-er, n. wun hcD kontendz.' 
 Content, Kon-tent, a. satisfjd; kontented; kwiet; 
 
 czi. ' Igratifj. 
 
 Content. Kon-tent, v. t. tu satisfj; tu plez: tu 
 Content. Kon-tent, n. satisfakjon; rest; kapasiti. 
 Contented, Kon-tent-ed, p. a. satisfjd; ezi; kon- 
 tent. [ezi maner. 
 Contentedly, Kon-t^nt-ed-li, ad. in a kwjet or 
 Contentedness, Kon-tent-ed-ne», n. stat ov brig 
 
 kontented. [test; zcl. 
 
 Contention. Kon-t^n-Jon, n. strif: dsbat; kon- 
 CoNTENTious, Kon-t^n-Jus, a. kworelsum. 
 CoNTENTiouSLY, Kon-t^n-Jus-li, ad. perversli; 
 
 kworeliiumli. [tu koiitest. 
 
 Contentiousness, Kon-ten-Jus-nes, n. a pronnes 
 Contentment, Kon-t^nt-ment, n. akwifeens; grat- 
 
 ifikajon. 
 Contents, K6n-tent^, ttr Kon-t6nts, n. pi. de 
 
 hedz ov a buk; an indeks; dat hwiq iz kontand 
 
 in eni tifl. [de sam b-jndz. 
 
 CONTERMiNABLK, Kon-t^r-min-a-bl, a. kapabl ov 
 Conterminatk, Kon-t^r-min-at, a. havig de sam 
 
 bundz. [b-yndz; berderi^ up6n: tuqig. 
 
 CoNTEHMiNOUB, KoD-t^r-mi-nus, a. havig de earn 
 
 I Contest, Kon-test, ». t. tu dispq,t; tu debit; 
 
 tu litigat. [vj. 
 
 Contest, Kon-t^3t, v. i. tu strjv; tu kontand; tu 
 
 Co.VTEST, Kon-test, n. a dispi^t; a debat; a kworel. 
 
 Contestable, Kon-test-a-bl, a. dispq,tabl; kon- 
 
 trovertibl. 
 : Contestation, Kon-tos-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 i kontestii); debat. [<japtcr. 
 
 I Context, K6n-tekst, n. de sericz ov a diskiftrs: a 
 '■ Contexture, Kon-tekst-y^r, n. de kompozijon 
 ! ov pqrts; tekstyq,r; si.stem. 
 i CoNTiGNATiON, Kon-tig-na-Jon, n. a fram ov 
 bemz: a stori. [a tuqip. 
 
 I Contiguity, Kon-ti-gi^-i-ti, n. aktyqal kontakt: 
 Contiguous, Kon-tig-yq-us, a. metig so az tu 
 tuq ; klos. [tu tuq. 
 
 Contiguously, Kon-tig-yn,-us-li, ad. in a maner 
 Contiguousness, Kon-tig-yti,-u£-ne3, n. klus 
 
 konekjon. 
 Continence, K6n-ti-nens, ) n. restrant: self- 
 Continency, K6n-ti-nen-si, i komdnd: forbq,r- 
 
 ans ov plejiij; qastiti; temperans; moderajon. 
 ontine 
 strand. 
 
 plejr 
 r, K^ 
 
 Continent, K6n-ti-nent, a. qast; abstemios; re- 
 
 Continent, Kon-ti-nent, n. a Iqrj porjon or land 
 
 kontanir) several kuntriz. [kontinent. 
 
 Continental, Kon-ti-nent-al, a. relatig tu a 
 Continently, K6n-ti-nent-li, ad. in a kontinent 
 
 maner. 
 CoxTiXGENCE, Kon-tln-jcn.s, ) n. de kwoliti ov 
 Contingency, Kon-tin-jen-si, i beig kontinjent: 
 
 kdj^qalti; aksident. [q,al. 
 
 Contingent, Kon-tin-jent, a. hapnig bj qans; kaj- 
 Contingext, Kon-tin-jent, n. qans; proporjon; 
 
 a kwota. 
 Contingently, Kon-tin-jent-li, ad. aksidentali; 
 
 kajnali. [lipted! 
 
 Continual, Kon-tin-yn,-al, a. insesant; uninter- 
 Continually, Kon-tin-yq,-al-i, ad. wid'st inter- 
 
 upjon. [nens. 
 
 Continualness, Kon-tin-yn-al-nes, n. perma- 
 CoNTiNUANCE, KoB-tin-yti,-ans, n. dqrajon; per- 
 
 manens; abcid. [terdpted. 
 
 CoNTixuATE, Kon-tin-yn,-at, a. unbrokn; unin- 
 CONTiNUATiON, Kon-tin-yq,-a-Jon, n. uninterdpt- 
 
 ed suksejon. [kontinynz. 
 
 CoNTiNUATiVE, Kon-tin-yTi,-a-tiv, n. dat hwiq 
 CoNTiNUAToa, Kon-tin-yq,-a-tor, ». wunhcokon- 
 
 tinyi\z. 
 Continue, Kon-tin-yq,, v. i. tu reman in de sam 
 
 Stat or plas; tu last; tu prezerv. 
 Continue, Kon-tin-yii, v. t. tu protrdkt;tu eks- 
 
 tend; tu repet. 
 Continuer, Kon-tin-yq-er, n. wun hookontinyqz. 
 Continuity, Kon-ti-n4-i-ti, n. uninlerapted 
 
 konekjon. 
 Continuous, Kon-tin-yij,-us, a. klosli j*nd: kon- 
 
 ekted. [ajon. 
 
 Continously, Kon-tin-yq,-us-li, ad. in kontinyq,- 
 Contort, Kon-tort, i'. t. tu twist; tu rid. 
 Contortion, Kon-ter-Jon, n. stat ov bcig twisted; 
 Contour, Kon-tt6r, n. •stljn ov a figyn,r. [twist. 
 Contbji, Kon-tra, a Latin prepozijon hwiq signi- 
 
 f jz StgenUt; — yq,zd in hompoztfm az a prcfiks. 
 Contraband, Kon-tra-band, a. prohibited; ilegal; 
 
 unleful. [tjm ov wor. 
 
 Contraband, K6a-tra-band, n. ilegal trafik in 
 Contrabandist, Kon-tra-band-ist, w. wun bo) 
 
 trafiks ilegali. 
 Contra bonos mores, Kon-tra b(5-nos m6-rez, 
 
 [Z.] ag^nst gud manerz or moralz. 
 Contract, Kon-trakt, v. t. tu lesn; tu dre tu- 
 
 geder; tu bqrgen fer; tu betrot; tu abrij; tu get. 
 Contract, Kon-trakt, v. i. tu Jrigk up; tu bqr- 
 gen. [a kompakt. 
 Contract, K6n-trakt, n. a kdvenant^ a bqi^n:
 
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 CONTEACTEDLY, Kon-trakt-cd-li, ad. in a kon- 
 
 trakted maner. [bsifl kontrakted. 
 
 CONTRACTEDXESS, Kon-trakt-ed-nes, n. stat ov 
 CoxTRACTiBiLiTT, KoD-trakt-i-bil-i-ti, n. stat ov 
 
 bein kontraktibl. [trakjon. 
 
 CoxTRACTiBLE, Kon-trakt-i-bl, a. kapabl ov kon- 
 CoNTRACTiBLENfSS, Kon-trakt-i-bl-oes, n. kon- 
 
 traktibiliti. [kontrakjon. 
 
 C»NTEACTiLE, Kon-trak-til, a. haviij de p-ser ov 
 Contractility, Kon-trak-til-i-ti, n. kwoliti ov 
 
 kontraktii). [nifl- 
 
 Contraction, Kon-trak-Jon, n. a Jriijkii); a Jert- 
 CONTRACTOE, Kon-trak-tor, n. wun hcD kontrakts. 
 CoNTEA-DANCE, Kon-tra-dans, »». a dans; a kun- 
 
 tri dans. [tu deni. 
 
 Contradict, Kon-tra-dikt, v. t. tu opuz verbali; 
 CoNTRADiCTEE, Kon-tra-dikt-er, /*. wun hu kon- 
 
 tradikts. [inkonsistensi. 
 
 CoNTEADicTiON, Kon-tra-dik-Jon, n. opozijon; 
 CoNTEADicTious. Kon-tra-dik-Jus, a. kontradikt- 
 
 ig: kontradiktori. [kontradikjon. 
 
 CoNTEADiCTOEiLY, Kon-tra-dik-to-ri-li, ad. bj 
 CoNTEADiCTOEiNESS, Kon-tra-dik-to-ri-nes, n. en- 
 
 tir opozijon. [tta; kontrari. 
 
 CoNTEADiCTOEY, Kon-tra-dik-to-ri, a, opozijon 
 CoNTEAmcTOEY, Kon-tra-dik-to-ri, n. a. kontrari 
 
 propozijon. 
 CoNTEADiSTiNCT, Kon-tra-dis-tii)kt, a. havig 6p- 
 
 ozit kwolitiz. 
 Contradistinction, Kon-tra-dis-tijjk-Jon, n. a 
 
 distiijkjun bj opozit kwolitiz. 
 CoxTEADiSTiNCTivE, Kon-tra-dls-tiflfc-tiv, a. 6p- 
 
 ozit in kwolitiz. 
 Contradistinguish, Kon-tra-dis-tiij-gwiJ, v. t. 
 
 tu distiijgwij bj opozit kwolitiz. 
 Conteaindicant, Kon-tra-in-di-kant, n. a pe- 
 
 ki^lyar simtom. 
 Conteaindicate, Kon-tra-in-di-kat, v.i. tupemt 
 
 ■»t sum pEkTi,lyar simtom, er metod ov ki^r. 
 Conteaindication, Kon-tra-in-di-ka-Jon, n. a 
 
 peki^lyar indikajon. [siti. 
 
 CoNTEAMUEE, Kon-tra-inq,r, n. an ■ster wel ov a 
 Conteanitency, Kon-tra-nj-ten-si, n. reakjon; 
 
 rezistans. [pozijon. 
 
 Conteaposition, Kon-tra-po- zij-on, w. an opozit 
 Conteaeies, Kon-tra-riz, n. pi. prflpozijonz hwiq 
 
 destri5f tq uder. [konsistensi. 
 
 Cqnteaeiety, Kon-tra-rj-e-ti, n. opozijon; in- 
 CoNTRARiLY, K6n-tra-ri-li, ad. in a kontrari 
 
 maner. 
 CoNTEAEiNESS, Kon-tra-ri-ncs, n. kontrarJEti. 
 CoNTEAEiwisEi, Kon-tra-ri-wjz, ad. konversli; 
 
 opozitli. [advers. 
 
 CoNTEAEY, K6n-tra-ri, a. opozit; inkonsistent; 
 Contrary, K6n-tra-ri, n. a tii) or propozijon dat 
 
 iz kc5ntrari. [ensez. 
 
 Contrast, K6n-trast, n. an eksibijon ov difer- 
 CoNTRAST, Kon-trdst, v. t. tia plas er egzibit in 
 
 opozijon; tu Jo de diferensez ov. 
 Contra VALLATION, Kon-tra-val-a-Jon, n, a ferti- 
 
 f ikajon tron up r-snd a siti tu hinder saliz from 
 
 a garison. 
 Contravene, Kon-tra-ven, v. t. txa opoz; tu ob' 
 
 .striikt; tu bafl; tu hinder. [ez. 
 
 (•Onteavenee, Kon-tra-ven-er, n. wun hot) opoz- 
 CONTEAVENTION, Kon-tra-ven-Jon, n. opozijon; 
 
 obstrukjon. [ds opozit sjd. 
 
 CoNTEA VERSION, Kon-tra-ver-Jon, n. a. turnig tu 
 CONTEIBUTE, Kon-trib-yq,t, v. t. tu giv tu a 
 komon stok. [tu be helpful. 
 
 Contribute, Kon-trib-ynt, v. i. tu b^r a pqrt; 
 GoNTBiBUTiON, Kon-tri-bq,-Jon, n. &z akt ov 
 kontribyntig; a levi. [kontribynt. 
 
 CoNTEiBUTiVK, Kon-trib-yq-tiv, a. tendig tu 
 CoNTEiBUTOE, Kon-trib-yq-tor, n. wun hca kon- 
 
 tribyi^ts. 
 
 CoNTEiBUTOEY, Kon-trib-yq,-to-ri, a. kontrib- 
 y^tig tu; helpig. [sin; humbl; penitent. 
 
 Conteite, Kon-trjt, a. grevd er brokn-hqrted fer 
 CoNTEiTELY, K6n-trjt-li, ad. in a penitent maner. 
 CoNTRiTENESS, Kon-trjt-nes, n. kontrijon. 
 Contrition, Kon-triJ-on, n. penitens; dep sotd 
 fer sin; repentans. [pland. 
 
 Conteivable, Kon-trjv-a-bl, a. posibl tu be 
 Contrivance, Kon-trjv-ans, n. Az akt ov kon- 
 
 trjvii); dg til) kontrivd; a plan; a skein. 
 
 Contrive, Kon-trjv, v. t. tu plan; tu devjz; tu 
 
 invent. [manaj. 
 
 Contrive, Kon-trjv, v. i. tu ferm er dezjn; tm 
 
 Contelvee, Kon-trjv-er, n. an inventer; a skemer. 
 
 CoNTEOL, Kon-trol, n. a qek: restrant; komdnd. 
 
 Control, Kon-trol, r. t. tu guvern; tu restran; 
 
 tu qek. [trold. 
 
 Controllable, Kon-trol-a-bl, a. dat ma be kon- 
 
 Conteollee, Kon-trol-er, n. wun ha> koutrolz er 
 
 direkts. [a kontroler. 
 
 Conteolleeship, Kon-trol-er-Jip, n. de ofis ov 
 
 Controlment, Kon-trol-ment, n. sqperintendens; 
 
 kontrol. [kontroversi. 
 
 Controversial, Kon-tro-ver-Jal, a. relatig tu 
 
 Controversialist, Kon-tro-ver-Jal-ist, n. a dis- 
 
 pt^ter: a kontroverter. 
 Controversy, K6n-tro-ver-si, n. a dispqt; a de- 
 bat; a kworel. [dispq,t. 
 Controvert, Kon-tro-vert, v. i. tu debat; tu 
 Controverted, Kon-tro-vert- ed, p. a. disputed. 
 CoNTEOVERTEE, K6n-tro-vert-er, f n. a dispnt- 
 Controveetist, K6n-tro-vert-ist,f ant. 
 Controvertible, Kon-tro-vert-i-bl, a. dat ma 
 
 be kontroverted. 
 Contumacious, Kon-tn,-ma-Jus, a. obstinat; per- 
 
 v^rs; infleksibl; stuborn; disobedient. 
 Contumaciously, Kon-tn,-ma-Jus-li, ad. obsti- 
 
 natli; infleksibli. 
 
 CoNTUMACiousNESs, Kon-tn,-ma-Jus-nes, ». 6b- 
 
 stinasi; kontumasi. [nes. 
 
 Contumacy, K6n-tq,-ma-si, n. obstinasi; pervers- 
 
 CoNTUMELious, Kon-tq-me-li-us, a. reproqful; 
 
 insolent: rcDd. [fuli; rtodli. 
 
 CONTUMELIOUSLY, Kon-tq,-mE-li-us-li, ad. reproQ- 
 
 CoNTUMELiousNESS, Kon-tq,-ms-li-us-nes, n. Wttd- 
 
 nes; reproq. [repr6^. 
 
 Contumely, Kon-tij^-me-li, n. rcctdnes; insolens; 
 
 Contuse, Kon-ti],z, v. t. tu bet tug^der; tu bnDZ. 
 
 Contusion, Kon-tq^-jon, n. de akt ov betig; a 
 
 brOttz. [kwibl. 
 
 Conundrum, Ko-ndn-drum, n. a sert ov ridl; a 
 
 CoNUSANS, Kon-yq-sans, n. in le, kognizans; nolej. 
 
 Conusant. K6n-yq-sant, a. kognizant; noig. 
 
 Convalesce, Kon-va-les, v. l. tu rekuver belt. 
 
 Convalescence, Kon-va-les-ens, n. rekuverig ov 
 
 belt. 
 Convalescent, Kon-va-les-ent, a. rekuverig ov 
 belt. [vend. 
 
 Convenable, Kon-ven-a-bl, a. dat ma be kon- 
 CoNVENE, Kon-ven, v. i. tu kum tugeder; tu 
 asembl. [asembl. 
 
 Convene, Kon-ven, v. t. tu kel tug^der; tu 
 CoNVENEE, Kon-ven-er, n. wun hiD konvenz. 
 Convenience, Kon-ven-yens, / n. fitnes; pro- 
 CoNVENiENCY, Kon-VEn-yen-si, \ prieti; akom- 
 
 odajon; ez. 
 
 Convenient, Kon-ven-yent, a, fit; sqtabl; komo- 
 
 dius; adapted tu yqs. [fitli. 
 
 Conveniently, Kon-ven-yent-li, ad. komodiusli; 
 
 Convent, Kon-vent, n. a bodi ov mugks er nunz; 
 
 an abi; a monasteri; a nuneri. 
 Conventicle, Kon-ven-ti-kl, n. an asembli for 
 
 sizmatikal wurjip; a metig. 
 CoNVENTiCLER, Kon-ven-ti-kler, n. a frekwenter 
 ov konventiklz. [trakt. 
 
 CoNTOSTiON, Kon-ven-Jon, n, an asembli; a kon-
 
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 CONVENTIOXAL, Kon-v^n-JoD-al, a. stipytilated; 
 
 agred on. [6n kontrakt. 
 
 CoxvENTiO.VARy, Kon-ven-Jon-a-ri, a. aktip np- 
 CoNVENTiOMST, Kon-ven-Jon-ist, n. wun hoo 
 
 mnks a kontrakt. [konvent. 
 
 Conventual, Kon-v^nt-yti-al, a. btlogi^ tu a 
 CONTEEGE, Kon-verj, v. i. tu tend tu wun pernt 
 
 er objekt. [verjip. 
 
 Convergence, Kon-verj-ens, n. de akt ov kon- 
 CONVEEGENT, Kon-verj-ent, i a. tendiij tu wun 
 CoNVKEQiNG, Kon-verj-i{), i pernt from diior- 
 
 ent plasez. [vers; sojal. 
 
 Conversable, Kon-vers-a-bl, a. inkljnd tu kon- 
 C0NVERSABLENE88, Kon-v^rs-a-bl-nes, n. soja- 
 
 biliti. [abl maner. 
 
 CONVEESABLY, Kon-vers-a-bH, ad. in a konvers- 
 CONVERSANT, Kon-vers-ant, a. akwanted wid; 
 
 verst in; konekted wid; familyar. 
 Conversation, Kon-ver-sa-Jon, n. familyar dis- 
 
 k(f)rs; tek. [tu konversajon. 
 
 Conversational, Kon-ver-sa-Jon-al, a. relatig 
 Conversazione, Kon-ver-sa-tsi-o-na, n. [It.] 
 
 konvtT.saJon; a mEti{) ov kumpani. 
 Converse, Kon-vers, v. i. tu asojiat; tia diskwr?. 
 Converse, K6n-vers, «. konversajon; akwantans; 
 
 an opcjzit; resiprokal propozijon. [trari. 
 
 Converse. Kon-vers, a. resiprokali opozit: kon- 
 Conversely, K6n-vers-li, &r Kon-vers-li, ad. bj 
 
 qanj ov order or plas. 
 Conversion, Kon-ver-Jon, n. akt ov konvertii): 
 
 qanj intu andder form er stat. 
 Convert, Kon-vert, v. t. tu qanj intu andder 
 
 form er stat; tu turn; tu aplj tu. 
 Convert, K6n-vert, n, a person hat iz konverted. 
 CONVERTiai, Kon-vert-er, n. wun hdj maks kon- 
 
 verts. [beig konvertibl. 
 
 Convertibility, Kon-vert-i-bil-ti, n. stat ov 
 Convertible, Kon-vert-i-bl, a. suseptiblovqanj. 
 CONVERTiBLY, Kon-vert-i-bli, ad. resiprcjkali; bj 
 
 inter<janj . 
 Convex, Kon-veks, a. sferikal; opozd tu konkav. 
 Convex, Kon-veks, n. a konveks er sferikal bodi. 
 CoNVEXED, Kon-vekst, p. a. fermd konveks. 
 CONVEXEDLY, Kon-veks-ed-li, ad. in a konveks 
 
 ferm. [rotunditi. 
 
 Convexity, Kon-veks-i-ti, n. a sferikal ferm: 
 CoNVEXLY, K6n-veks-li, ad. in a konveks ferm. 
 Convexness, Kon-veks-nes, n. stat ov beii) kon- 
 veks. 
 Convexo-concave, Kon-v^ks-a-kon-kav, a. kon- 
 veks on wun sid and konkav on de uder. 
 Convexo-convex, Kon-veks-o-kon-veks, a. kon- 
 veks on bot sjdz. 
 Convey, Kon-va, v. t. tu kari; tu transfer. 
 Conveyance, Kon-va-ans, n. akt er menz ov 
 
 konvaifl a ded fer transferig properti. 
 Conveyancer, Kon-va-ans-er, n. a leyer hd) drez 
 
 rjtigz fer transferii) properti. 
 Conveyancing, Kon-va-ans-ii), n. de akt er 
 
 praktis ov droig dedz fer transferii) properti. 
 Conveyer, Kon-vd-er, n. wun hcD konvaz. 
 CONVICJNITY, Kon-vi-sin-i-ti,n. naborhud. [felon. 
 Convict, K6n-vikt, n. wun kgali prmvd gilti; a 
 Convict, Kon-vikt, v. t. tu prcov gilti; tu detekt. 
 Convicted, Kon-vikt-ed, p. a. prtDvd tu be 
 
 gilti- [konftitajon. 
 
 Conviction, Kon-vik-Jon, n. detekjon ov gilt: 
 Convictivb, Kon-vik-tiv, a. havig piser tu kon- 
 
 vins. [maner. 
 
 CoNViCTiVELY, Kon-vik-tiv-li, ad. in a konvinsig 
 Convince, Kon-vins, r. t. tu mak sensibl ov bj 
 
 prcDf; tu satisfj: tu perswad. [vinsig. 
 
 CoN'viNCEMENT, Kon-vins-ment, n. de akt ov kon- 
 CoNViNCER, Kon-vins-er, n. wun dat konvinsez. 
 Convincible, Kon-vins-i-bl, a. dat ma be kon- 
 
 vinst. 
 
 Convincing, Kon-vins-ig, a. perswadiu bj evi- 
 
 dens. 
 Convincingly, Kon-vins- ig-li, ad. in a konvinsig 
 
 manor. [konvinsLg . 
 
 CoNViNCiNGNES.% Kon-vins-ig-nes, n. p-ser ov 
 Convivial, Kon-viv-i-al, a. inkljnd tu festiviti: 
 
 festiv. [poziJoD. 
 
 Conviviality, Kon-viv-i-al-i-ti, n. konvivial dis- 
 CoNVOCATE, Kon-vo-kat, v. t. tu sumon tu an 
 
 asembli. [asembli. 
 
 Convocation, Kon-vca-ka-Jon, ji. an ekleziastikal 
 Convoke, Kon-vok, r. t. tu kel tugeder: tu 
 
 asembl. [rold uijon itself. 
 
 Convoluted, Kon-vo-lqt-ed, p. a. twisted; 
 Convolution, Kon-vo-l^-Jon, n. rolig tugeder. 
 Convolve, Kon-volv, v. t. tu rol tugeder. 
 Convolvulus, Kon-v61-vq,-lus, n. [L.] a jenus ov 
 
 plants. 
 Convoy, Kon-v(5f, v. t. tu akumpani fer defens. 
 Convoy, Kon-ver, n. atendans fer defens. 
 Convulse, Kon-vuls, v. t. tu fas: tu disturb; tu 
 
 ajitat. [mult. 
 
 Convulsion, Kon-vdl-Jon, n. vjolent mojon; tq,- 
 CoNVULSiVE, Kon-vdl-siv, a. prodt^sig konvuljon. 
 Convulsively, Kon-vdl-siv-li, ad. in a konvdlsiv 
 
 maner. 
 Co.NEY, Kiin-i, dr Ku)-ni, n. a rabit; a simplton. 
 Coney-burrow, Kdn-i-bur-o, n. a rabits hoi. 
 Coo, Kct), v. i. tu krj az a duv er pijon. 
 Cooing, Ka-ig, n. de not ov de duv. [tabl. 
 
 Cook, Kuk, r. t. tu dres and prep4r fcod fer de 
 Cook, Kuk, n. wun hot) prep4rz iixA. 
 Cookery, Kuk-er-i, n. de qrt ov kukig. 
 Cook-maid, Kuk-mad, n. a mad dat kuks. 
 Cooky, Kuk-i, n. a swet kak. 
 Cool, KojI, a. sumhwot kold: not qrdent er werm. 
 Cool, KadI, n. a moderat stat ov kold. 
 Cool, KooI, v. t. tu mak kcol: tu kwjet pajon. 
 Cool, Kool, r. i. tu loiz het er wermt. 
 Cooler, Kdil-er, n. he er dat hwiq kdolz; a vesel. 
 CooLiSH, Kif>l-iJ, a. sumhwot kiDl. 
 Coolly. K(61-li, ad. wid koolnes; wid-st het. [Jon. 
 Coolness, Krfjl-nes, n. jentl kold; wont ov afek- 
 CooLY, Kif)-li, n. in India, a karier, er laborer. 
 CooM. Kiijm, n. scDt kolekted over an uvnz mist. 
 Coomb, Kcom, n. a. kern mejtj^r ov for bujelz. 
 Coop, K(.t)p, n. a barel: a kaj; a pen fer animalz. 
 Coop, Ka>p, v. t. tu Jut up: tu konfjn; tu kaj. 
 CoopEE, KdB-p^, n. a. moJon in dansig. 
 Cooper, Krf)p-er, n. wun hco maks barelz, &s. 
 Cooperage, K(f)p-er-aj, n. de wurk er pa ov a 
 
 kjjper. 
 Cooperate, Ko-6p-er-at, v.i. tu labor j em tli fer 
 
 de sam end; tu wurk tugeder. 
 Cooperation, Ko-op-er-a-Jon, n. jffnt operajon; 
 
 konkurens. [sam end. 
 
 Cooperative, Ko-6p-er-a-tiv, a. promotig de 
 Cooperator, Ko-6p-er-a-tor, n. a junt operator. 
 Coordinate. Ko-or-di-nat, a. holdig de sam ragk. 
 CooRDiNATELY, Ko-6r-di-nat-li, aa. in de sam 
 
 ragk. [beig koerdinat. 
 
 Coordinateness, Ko-(5r-di-nat-nes, n. stat ov 
 Coot, Kcot, «. a smolblak weter-f-sl; de moor hen. 
 Copaiba, Ko-pe-ba, J ,., ., 
 
 COPAIVA, Ko-pe-va; i "• Q l>kwid rezin. 
 Copal, K6-pal, n. a Meksikan rezin yi^zd in 
 
 vqmij. [tans. 
 
 Coparcenary, Ko-p^r-sen-a-ri, n. jmit inheri- 
 Cop.\rcener, Ko-p(ir-9en-er, n. a jernt ^r; ko^r. 
 Coparceny, Ko-p<ir-sen-i, n. ekwal f^r ov ko- 
 
 pqrsf nerz. 
 Copartner, Ko-p^rt-ner, n. wun ho haz a J^r in 
 
 biznes. \M'f^ i" bisnes. 
 
 Copartnership, Ko-p^rt-ner-Jip, n. jemt kon- 
 CoPE, Kop, n. a prests klok; — a konkav qrq. 
 Cope, Kop, v. t. tu kuver, az wid a kop.
 
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 CoPK, Kop, V. i. tu kontend; tta strugl; tu strjv. 
 CoPEENiCAN, Ko-per-ni-kan, a. relatifl tu Kq- 
 
 pernikus. , , • , •■ . 
 
 CoPiEE, K6p-i-er, n. wun hco kopiz; a kopiist. 
 Coping, K6p-iB, «• kontenjon; top er kuver ov 
 
 a wgI. 
 Copious, K(5-pi-us, a. plentiful; abundant; ampl. 
 Copiously, K6-pi-us-li, ad. plentiful!; abund- 
 antli. [difiison. 
 
 Copiousness, K6-pi-us-nes, n. plenti; abdndans; 
 Copped, K6p-ed, w Kopt, a. rjziij konikali. 
 COPPEL, K6p-el, n. an instrcoment yi^zd in asaiij 
 Copper, K6p-er, n. a metal; a Iqrj berler. [metals. 
 Copper, K6p-er, v. t. tu kuver wid koper. [riol. 
 Copperas, K6p-er-as, m. sulfat ov jura; grsn vit- 
 Copper-plate, K6p-er-plat, ?i. a plat on hwiq 
 
 dezjnz qr engravd; an imprejon from de plat. 
 Copper-smith, K6p-er-smit, w. wun hco wurks in 
 
 koper. 
 Coppery, K6p-er-i, a. kontaniij, er Ijk koper. 
 Coppice, K6p-is, n. a wud ov smal trez; a kops. 
 CoPPLED, K6p-ld, a. rjzig in a konikal form. 
 COPPLEDUST, K6p-l-dust, n. a p-sder yi^zd in pi^ri- 
 Cops, Kops, n. a draft iurn; a klevis. [fjig metalz. 
 Copse, Kops, n. a wud ov smel trez. 
 Coptic, Kop-tik, n. de lapgwaj ov Ae Kopts. 
 Copula, K6p-yii,-lQ, n. [L.] a wurd hwiq yq,njts 
 
 Ae subjekt and predikat ov a propozijon. 
 Copulate, Kop-yq-lat, v. t. tu yvinjt; tu kon- 
 
 jffn. [seksez. 
 
 Copulate, K6p-yq-lat, v. i. tu yqnjt az diferent 
 Copulation, Kop-yi\,-la-Jon, n. embras ov de 
 
 seksez. [ekt er yiinjt. 
 
 Copulative, Kop-yq-la-tiv, a. tendig tu kon- 
 COPY, K6p-i, n. a njanyixskript; an imitajon; a 
 
 patern tu rjt after; a transkript from an oriji- 
 
 nal; an individyn,al buk. [from. 
 
 Copy, K6p-i, v. t. tu transkrjb; tu imitat; tu rjt 
 Copy-book, K6p-i-buk, «. a buk in hwiq kopiz 
 
 qr ritn for de lerner tu imitat. 
 Copyer, K6p-i-er, n. a kopier. Se ( Gctpier.} 
 Copyhold, K6p-i-hold, n. a kjnd ov tenyi^r. 
 Copyist, K6p-i-ist, n. wun hco kopiz; a kopier. 
 Copyright, K6p-i-rjt, n. de sol rjt tu print a 
 
 buk. [kern roz, and itz kulor. 
 
 CoQUELiCOT, Kok-le-ko, n. [Fr.] de wjld popi, er 
 Coquet, Ko-ket, «. t. tu desev in luv. 
 Coquet, Ko-ket, v. i. tu jilt; tu trjfl in luv. 
 Coquetry, Ko-ket-ri, n. deset in luv. 
 Coquette, Ko-ket, n. a ga, jiltiij gerl; a jilt. 
 Coquettish, Ko-ket-iJ, a. havii) de manerz ov a 
 
 koket. 
 Coracle, K6r-a-kl, n. a bot yuzd bj fijerz. 
 Coral, K6r-al, n. a hqrd, kal'iureus substans, fermd 
 
 bj mimi,t animalz in de se, lik a plant; a qjldz ter . 
 Coralline, K6r-al-in, a. konsistig ov koral. 
 Coralline, K6r-al-in, »i. a se plant yq,zd in med- 
 
 isin. 
 CoRALLOiD, K6r-al-erd, ] ,., , , 
 
 Coralloidal, Kor-al-M-al, \ ^- H^ koral, 
 Coraltree, K6r-al-tre, n. a. jenus ov fl^erig 
 
 Jrub'i- [ket. 
 
 Core, Kerb, n. an ornament in bildi^; — a bas- 
 CoRBAN, Ker-ban, n. an qmz-basket; a gift; qmz. 
 CoEBEiL, Ker-bel, n. a basket yt^zd in fertifika- 
 
 Jon. 
 Cord, Kerd, n. a smol rop; a band; a sinq,; a 
 
 ™e3^r ov wud kontanii) 128 kq,bikfet. 
 Cord, Kerd, -». t. tu fasn wid kerdz;— tu pjl in 
 
 kordz. 
 Cordage, Kerd-aj, n. a. kwontiti ov kerdz; rops. 
 Cordate, Ker-dat, a. havi}) de form ov a hqrt. * 
 Cordelier, Ker-de-ler, u. a Fransiskan frjar. 
 Cordial, Kerd-yal, er Ker-di-al, n. a medisin 
 
 er driflk fer revjvig de spirits; enitig dat kum- 
 
 forts er egzilerats. 
 
 Cordial, Kerd-yal, a. revjvig; sinser; hqrti; Iqnd. 
 Coediality, Kerd-yi-al-i-ti, er Ker-di-al-i-ti, n. 
 
 sinseriti; afekjon. 
 CoEDiALLY, Kerd-yal-i, ad. sinserli; hqrtili. [iti. 
 Coedialness, Kerd-yal-nes, n. hqrtines, sinser- 
 Cordon, Kor-don, n. [Fr.] a ro ov stonz; a Ijn 
 
 ov militari posts; — a band; a ret. 
 Cordovan, Ker-do-van, n. SpaniJ leder from 
 
 Kerdova. 
 Corduroy, Kar-dn-rer, n. a tik, ribd, kotn stuf. 
 Cordwainek, Kerd-wun-er, ©r Kerd-i-ner, n. a 
 
 Jobmaker. 
 Core, Kor, n. de hqrt; de iner pqrt ov eni tig. 
 Coregent, Ko-re-jent, n. a jemt rejent, er guy- 
 
 ernor. 
 Corelative, Ko-rel-a-tiv, a. Ss ( Correlative.') 
 Coreopsis, Ko-re-op-sis, n. a perenial plant and 
 
 its fliser. 
 COEF, Kerf, n. a kol meyq^r ov tre bujelz. 
 Coriaceous, Ko-ri-a-Jus, a. konsistig ov leder; 
 
 ov a substans rezemblig leder. [a sed. 
 
 Coriander, Ko-ri-an-der, n. a. plant; a hot spjs; 
 Corinthian, Kor-in-ti-an, a. relatig tu Korint; 
 
 — notig de terd ov de fiv erderz ov 4rkitektyq,r. 
 Cork, Kerk, n. a tre and its bqrk;astopl; — a stel 
 
 pernt on a hersjco. 
 Cork, Kerk, v. t. tu stop, er furnij wid kerks. 
 Corking-pin, Kerk-ig-pin, »». a pin ov de Iqrj est 
 
 sjz. 
 CoEK-sCEEW, Kerk-skrot), n. a skrCD tu dre kerks. 
 Corky, Kerk-i, a. konsistig ov, er rezemblig kerk. 
 Cormorant, Ker-mo-rant, n. a. herd dat praz 
 
 upon fij; a glutn. 
 Corn, Kern, n. de gran ov hwet, rj, maz, &s.; — 
 
 an ekskresens on de fet. [yilat. 
 
 Corn, Kern, ». t. tu sprigkl wid selt; tu gran- 
 CoRNAGE, Kern-aj, n. an anjent tenyi^r ovlandz. 
 CoRNCHANDLER, Kom-Qand-ler, n. wun hco retalz 
 
 kern. [kemz. 
 
 Corncutter, Kern-kut-er, «. wun hco eksterpats 
 Cornea, Ker-ne-a, n. de herni kot ov de j. 
 Cornel, Ker-nel, n. a plant; a Jrub. 
 Cornelian, Ker-nel-yan, or Ker-ne-li-an, n. a 
 
 prejus ston. 
 Corneous, Kor-ne-us, a. herni; Ijk hern. 
 Corner, Ker-ner, n. an aggl; a sekret er remot 
 
 plas. 
 Cornered, Ker-nerd, a. havig kernerz. 
 Corner-stone, Ker-ner-ston, n. de prinsipal ston. 
 CoENEEWiSE, Ker-ner-wjs, ad. from kerner tu 
 
 kerner. 
 Cornet, Ker-net, n. a mTi,zikal instroiment; an 
 
 ofiser ov kavalri, hco bftrz de standard ov a trcop. 
 CoRNETCY, Ker-net-si, n. de komijon ov a kernet. 
 Cornice, Kir-nis, n. de top ov a kolum; a mold- 
 CoRNiCLE, Ker-ni-kl, n. a lit! hern. [ig. 
 
 CoRNicuLATE, Ker-nik-yq,-lat, a. herned. 
 Cornish, Kor-niJ, a. relatig tu Kornwel, in Ig- 
 
 gland. 
 CoRNMiLL, Kern-mil, n. a mil tugrjnd kern. 
 Cornstalk, Korn-stek, n. a stek er stem ov maz. 
 Cornucopia, Ker-nq,-k6-pi-a,». de hern ov plenti. 
 CoRNUTE, Ker-nut, v. t. tu besto hernz; tu kuk- 
 
 old. 
 CoRNUTED, Ker-ni\t-ed, a. havig hernz; kukold. 
 Corny, Kern-i, a. herni; prodn,sig gran er kern. 
 CoROL, K6r-ol, a. sam az { Cm-olla.) 
 Corolla, Ko-rol-a, n. de iner kuverig ov a fl^ser, 
 
 konsistig ov pctalz hwiq sur^nd de stamenz 
 
 and pistil. 
 Corollary, K6r-ol-a-ri, er Ko-rol-a-ri, a. kon- 
 
 sekwent trcot; a konsekwens; a konklq,gon. 
 Corona, Ko-ro-na, n. a Iqrj, flat member ov ds 
 
 kernis, hwiq krxnz de entablattir. 
 Coronal, Ko-r6-nal, a. relatig tu de krxn; k6r- 
 
 onari.
 
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 COEONAL, Ko-r(fi-nal, er K6r-o-nal, n. a knn; a 
 
 gqrland. fkoronal. 
 
 CoHO.VAEY, K6r-o-na-ri, a. relatig tu a krsn; 
 
 Coronation, Kor-o-na-/on,n. de akt er a^remoni 
 
 ov krsnig. 
 
 Coroner, K6r-o-ner, n. an ofiser hcDz dq,ti it iz 
 
 tu iakwjr irs eni ka3i],al er vjolent Jet woz ok- 
 
 ai^ond. [iti. 
 
 Coronet, K6r-o-nct, n. a knjn worn bj de nobil- 
 
 CoRPORAL, Kor-po-ral, «. de loest ofiser ov de 
 
 infantri. [terial. 
 
 Corporal, Kor-po-ral, a. relatigtude bodi;ma- 
 
 GoupoRAL, Ker-pu-rai, n. a linen klut yn,zd tu 
 
 kuver de sakrcd elements in de yT],karist. 
 CoRPORALiTT, Kor-pcD-ral-i-ti, n. de stat ov be- 
 
 i\) einbodid. 
 CoRPORALLV, Kor-po-ral-i, ad. bodili; in debodi. 
 Corporate, Kor-pca-rat, a. yn,njted in a bodi; 
 inkiirpo rated. [kapasiti. 
 
 Corporately. Kor-xxa-rat-li, ad. in a korporat 
 CORPORATENESS, Ker-po-rat-ues, n. 8tat ova bodi 
 
 korporat. 
 Corporation, Kor-po-ra-Jon, n. an inkerporated 
 
 bodi otorjzd bj lo tu akt az a siggl person. 
 Corporator, Kor-po-ra-tor, n. a member ov a 
 kerporajon. [spirityn^al. 
 
 Corporeal, Ker-ptJ-re-al, a. haviy a bodi; not 
 Corporealist, Ker-pu-re-al-ist, n. a materialist. 
 Corporeally, Ker-p6-re-al-i, ad. in a bodili 
 
 maner. 
 Corporeity, Ker-po-re-i-ti, n. materialiti. 
 Corposant, Kor-po-zant, n. a volatil meteor; ig- 
 nis fatyn,us. 
 Corps, Kur, u. [D:] a bodi ov forsez er trcaps. 
 Corps diplomatique, Kcbr dip-lo-mq-tek, n. 
 
 [/)'.] a di])liomatik bodi. 
 Corpse, Korps, n. a ded bodi; a kqrkas: a kors. 
 Corpulence, K9r-pq,-lens, y «• statovbeii) kor- 
 CoRPULENCY, Kor-pn,-len-si, i pn,lent; fatnes; 
 flejines. [bulki. 
 
 Corpulent, Kdr-pq,-lent, a. fleji; fat; st-st; lusti: 
 Corpuscle, Kar-pus-l, n. a smel bodi; a pqr- 
 tikl. [puslz. 
 
 Corpuscular, Kor-pus-kn-lar, a. relatiy tu ker- 
 Corpuscularian, Kor-pus-kn,-la-ri-an, a. relat- 
 ifl tu bodiz; — n. an advokat far de korpuskq,- 
 lar filijsofi. 
 CORRADIATION, Kor-a-di-a-Jou, n. a konjugkjon 
 
 ov raz in wun pernt. 
 Correct, Kor-ekt, v. t. tu f re f rom folts or erorz: 
 
 tu amend; tu rektifj: tu punij. 
 Correct, Kor-ekt, a. f re from folts; rjt; akyqrat. 
 Correction, Kor-ek-Jon, h. de akt ov korektiij; 
 
 amendment; disiplin; punijment; reprehenjon. 
 Correctional, Kor-ek-Jon-al, a. tendij) tu kor- 
 ekt. [korekt. 
 Corrective, Kor-ek-tiv, a. havig de p-ser tu 
 Corrective, Kor-ek-tiv, n. dat hwiq korekts. | 
 Correctly, Kor-ekt-li, ad. akyi|,ratli; wid-st 
 folts. [nes. 
 Correctness. Kor-ekt-nes, n. akyq,rasi; ogzakt- 
 Corrector, Kor-ekt-or, n. wun hcD korekts. 
 Corregidor, Kor-ej-i-dor, n. [Sp.] a. SpaniJ 
 majistrat. . [relajon. 
 Correlate, Kor-el-at, r. t. tu hav a resiprokal 
 Correlate, K6r-el-at, »». a korelativ. 
 Correlative, Kor-el-a-tiv, a. haviy a resipro- 
 kal rclajon. 
 Correlative, Kor-el-a-tiv, n. he er dat hwiq 
 standz in a resiprokal relajon, az a fqder and 
 sunz. [beifl korelativ. 
 Correlativeness, Kor-61-a-tiv-nes, n. de stat ov 
 Correspond, Kor-es-p6nd, v. t. tu sq,t; tu an- 
 ser; (u agre; tu kep up de interqanj ov letcrz. 
 Correspondence, Kor-es-p6nd-ens, n. relajon; 
 resiprokal adaptajon; epistolari intcrkors. 
 
 Correspondent, Kor-es-p6nd-ent, a. si^tabl; 
 
 ada|.tfd: lit. [korespondz. 
 
 Correspondent, Kor-es-p6nd-ent, n. wun ho* 
 
 Correspondently, Kor-es-pond-ent-li, ad. in u 
 
 sqtabl manor. 
 Corresponding, Kor-es-jwnd-iij, pp. a. agre- 
 
 it) lu; sn,tig. 
 CoRRESPONSiVE, Kor-es-pon-siv, a. dnserabl. 
 Corridor, K6r-i-dor, »i. [/>.] a galeii; a kuv- 
 t-rt wa. [be kordkted. 
 
 Corrigenda, Kor-i-jen-da, n. pi. [L.] tiyz tu 
 Corrigible, K6r-i-ji-bl, a. kapabl ov beijj kor- 
 
 ektcd. 
 CoRRiVAL, Kor-i-val, n. a. rjval; a kompetitor. 
 Corrivation, Kor-i-va-Jon,' h. de yqnitig ov 
 w.iterz. [fermig. 
 
 Corroborant, Kor-6b-o-rant, a. stregtenig:kon- 
 Corroborate, Kor-6b-o-rat, v. t. tu konferm: 
 tu establij. [konfermig. 
 
 Corroboration, Kor-ob-o-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 Corroborative, Kor-6b-o-ra-tiv, n. dat hwiq 
 koroborats. [konfermig. 
 
 Corroborative, Kor-6b-o-ra-tiv, a. stregtenig; 
 Corrode, Kor-oJd, v. t. tu et awa: tu konsqm. 
 Corrodent, Kor-6-dent, a. bavig de p-ser ov 
 
 was tig. 
 Corrodent, Kor-u-dent, «. dat hwiq cts awa. 
 Corrodibility, Kor-o-di-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov 
 lieig korodibl. [oded. 
 
 Corrodible, Kor-oi-di-bl, a. kapabl ov beig kor- 
 Coruosion. Kor-6J-;5on, n. de akt ov korwdig, or 
 
 ctig, or wj^rig awa bj degrez. 
 Corrosive, Kor-6-siv, a. konsq^mig; wJirig awa. 
 Corrosive, Kor-6-siv, n. a korodig substans. 
 Corrosively, Kor-(5-siv-li, arf. ina korosivman- 
 ^f"- [beig korosiv. 
 
 CoRROSiVENESS, Kor-o-siv-ncs, n. de kwoliti ov 
 CoRRUGANT, K6r-q-gant, a. kontraktig intu rig- 
 
 klz. 
 Corrugate. K6r-q-gat, v. t. tu rigklorpurs up. 
 Corrugate, K6r-n,-gat, a. kontrak'ted: rigkld. 
 CoRRUGATio.v, Kor-i^-ga-Jon, n. kontrakj'on intu 
 riflklz. [brjb. 
 
 Corrupt, Kor-iipt, v. t. tu infekt: tu defjl; tu 
 Corrupt, Kor-iipt, v. i. tu bekum putrid er vij- 
 
 iuted. 
 Corrupt, Kor-upt, a. sperld; tantcd:piitrid;vijus. 
 Corrupter, Kor-iipt-er, »i. wun hO) kordpts or 
 
 vijiats. 
 Corruptibility. Kor-upt-i-bil-i-ti, n. de posi- 
 biliti tu be koriiptcd. [Jon. 
 
 Corruptible, Kor-iipt-i-bl, a. suseptibl ov korup- 
 Corruptibleness, Kor-iipt-i-bl-nes, n. korupti- 
 •j'll'ti. [lipted. 
 
 Corruptibly, Kor-iipt-i-bli, a<f. soaztubekor- 
 Corruption, Kor-iip-Jon. ii. de akt ov koruptig; 
 
 stat ov beig koruptcd; pt|,tresens; pus: vjs. 
 Corruptive, Kor-iip-tiv, a. havig de kwoliti ov 
 ta'itijj- [usli. 
 
 Corruptly. Kor-upt-li, ad. wid korupjon; vij- 
 CoRRUPTNEss, Kor-dpt-ncs, n. korupjon. 
 Corsair, Kor-s%r, ;i. a pjrat; a pjratikal vesel, in 
 
 de s-sb ov Yq,rop. 
 Corse, Kors, or Kors, n. a ded bodi. 
 Corselet^ Kors-let, n. a lit qrmor far At bodi. 
 Corset, Ker-set, n. an qrti'kl ov dres worn r-snd 
 
 de bodi; a biKlis: staz. 
 Cortege, Kor-taj, n. [/>.] atran ov atendant.s. 
 Cortes, Kdr-tez, n. pi. [Up.] de lejislativ bodi ov 
 
 Span. 
 Cortex, K()r-teks, n. [L.] de -stcr bqrk; kuver. 
 Cortical, Kdr-ti-kal, a. bqrki; belogig tu de rjnd. 
 Corticated, Kdr-ti-kat-cd, a. rezemblig de bqrk 
 ov a tre. [ov bqrk. 
 
 CoRTiciKORM, Kor-tis-i-ferm, a. havig At form 
 Corticose, Kor-ti-kus, a. ful ov bqrk; bqrki.
 
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 CoEuscAXT, Ko-ius-kant, a. gliteng bj flajez; 
 
 flafiii. [t^ ii^- 
 
 Coruscate. Ko-riis-kat, i-. i. tu gliter; tia flaj: 
 Coruscation, Kor-us-ka-Jon, n. kwik vjbrajon 
 
 ov lit. ^ . . ^ . ^^^^"h 
 
 Corvette, Kor-vet, n. [Fr.] an advjs-bot; a smel 
 CoKVETTO. Kor-vet-o, n. [It.] dz kurvet. 
 Corvine. Ker-vjn, a. relati^ tu ds kro er ravn. 
 CoKVORANT, Kef-VQ-rant, 71. a vorajus berd; de 
 
 koriliLarant. 
 Corymb, K6r-imb, n. a spsjez ov inflcsresens. 
 CoRYMBiATED, Ko-rim-bi-at-ed, a. havii) klus- 
 
 terz ov beriz. [in bunqez. 
 
 Corymbiferous, Kor-im-bif-er-us, a. bqriij f rit)t 
 Corymbose, Kor-im-bos, a. relatii) tu er Ijk a 
 
 korimb. [kumpani. 
 
 CoEYPHEUS, Kor-i-fe-us, n. [Gr.] de qef ov a 
 Cosecant, Ko-se-kant, n. ds sskant ov an qrk, 
 
 hwiq iz de komplgment ov anuder tu njnti 
 
 degrez. 
 Cosenage, Kiiz-en-aj, n. an anjeni rit. 
 Cosey, Kw-zi, a. snug; worm; sojal; qati. 
 Cosine, Ku-sjn, n. ds s'ln ov de komplement ov 
 
 an aijgl or ov an qrk. [skin. 
 
 Cosmetic, Koz-met-ik, n. a woj tia imprAv de 
 Cosmetic, Koz-met-ik, a. inkresiij bii,ti; biitifjig. 
 CosMiCAL, K6z-mi-kal, a. relatifl tu de wurld; — 
 
 rjziii or sctiij wid de sun. 
 CosMiCALLY, K6z-mi-kal-i, ad. wid de sun. 
 CosMOGONiST, Koz-mog-o-nist, «. wun hd) deskrjbz 
 
 kreajon. [wurld. 
 
 Cosmogony, Koz-mog-o-ni, n. de kreajon ov de 
 CosMOGRAPHER, Koz-mog-ra-f er, n. wun verst 
 
 in kozmografi. 
 CosMOGRAPHiCAL, Koz-mo-graf-i-kal, a. relatip 
 
 tu kozmografi. [kozmografi. 
 
 CoSMOGRAPHiCALLY, Koz-mo-gr.if-i-kal-i, ad. wid 
 Cosmography, Koz-mog-ra-fi, u. de siens, er a 
 
 de.-^kri|ij(in ov de sistem ov de wurld. 
 CosMOLOGiST, Koz-mol-o-jist, n. wun verst in 
 
 kozmuluji. [de wurld. 
 
 CosMOMETRY, Koz-m6m-£-tri, n. mejtirment ov 
 CosMOPLASTic, Koz-mo-plas-tik, a. formii) de 
 
 wurld. [wurld. 
 
 Cosmopolite, Koz-mop-o-ljt, n. a sitizen ov de 
 CosMORAMA, Koz-mo-ra-ma, n. an optikal majen, 
 
 giviij a piktyi^resk eksihijon ov de wurld. 
 Cosset, K6s-et, n. a lam bret up bi hand; a pet. 
 Cosset, K6s-et, i-. t. tia mak a pet ov; tu fondl. 
 Cost, Kost, 0?' Kest, n. prjs pad; luksytiri; qqrj; 
 
 ekspens; los. 
 Cost, Kost, er Kest, t. t. [i. kost, ps. kostii), kost:] 
 
 tu be bot for; tu be had at a prjs. 
 Costal, Kos-tal, a. belogiij tu de ribz er sjd. 
 Costard, Kos-tard, n. a hed; a Iqrj r-snd apl. 
 Costard-monger, Kos-tard-mug-ger, ) n.adeler 
 Costeu-mongee, Kos-ter-murj-ger, \ in aplz 
 
 and friTjt. 
 Costive, K6s-tiv, a. b-snd inde bodi: restrinjent. 
 Costiveness. Kos-tiv-nes, n. stat ov beii) kostiv. 
 Costliness, K6st-li-nes, n. stat ov beir) kostii. 
 Costly, Kost-li, a. ekspensiv; der; ov grat prjs. 
 Costume, Kos-ti^m, w. stjl or mod ov dres. 
 Cot, Kot, n. a smel h-ss; a kotaj; a hut; a Jep- 
 
 fald; a bed: a hamok; a kuver for de finger. 
 Cotangent, Ko-tan-jcnt, n. de tanjent ov de 
 
 komplement ov an ar)gl or qrk. 
 Cote, Ktot, n. a kotaj; a Jep-fold; a kot. 
 CoTEMPORARY, Ko-tem-po-ra-ri, a. livig at de 
 
 sam tjm: "kontemporari. 
 Coterie, Ko-te-re, n. [Fr.] a sosjeti; a klub. 
 Cotillion, Ko-til-yon, n. a brisk, Ijvli dans, 
 
 perfermd bi at personz. 
 CoTQUEAN, Kot-kwen, n. a man hcD biziz himself 
 
 wid wimenz af4rz. 
 COTSWOLD, Kots-wcDld, n. Jepkots in an opn kuntri. 
 
 Cottage, K6t-aj, n. a hut; a kot; a smel dwelij. 
 
 Cottager, K6t-a-jer, n. wun ho) livz in a kotaj. 
 
 Cotter, Kot-er, / , ^ ^^^^. 
 
 Cottier, Kot-er, ) •' 
 
 Cotton, K6t-n, n. a plant; de d-sn ov ds kotn-tre; 
 klot mad ov kotn. 
 
 Cotton, K6t-n, a. mad ov kotn. 
 
 Cotton-gin, K6t-n-jin, n. a maJen fer klenig kotn. 
 
 Cottony, K(St-n-i, a. ful ov kotn; d-sni. 
 
 Cotyledon, Kot-i-le-don, n. ds seminal lef ov a 
 plant, er de lob dat nurijez de sed ov a plant. 
 
 Couch, K'sq, v. i. tu Ij disn; tu stoop er bend. 
 
 Couch, K-sq, v. t. tu la d-sn; tu hjd; tu inkl^d: 
 tu remcftv er depres, az katarakts from de j. 
 
 Couch, K-sq, n. a. set ov repoz: a bed. 
 
 Couchant, K-sq-ant, a. Ijii) d-sn; skwotig. 
 
 CouCHER, K-sq-er, w. wun hot) k-sqez katarakts. 
 
 Couchfello-w, K-sq-fel-o, n. a bedfelo). 
 
 Couching, K-jq-ig, «. de aktovbendi^; de opera- 
 Jon ov remOttvii) a katarakt. 
 
 Cough, Kof, m Kof, «. a konvuljon ov de Ittgz. 
 
 Cough, Kef, r. i. tu hav de lui)z konvnlst. 
 
 Couhage, K-5-aj, n. an Indian ben. 
 
 Could, Kud, i. from han; woz abl. 
 
 Coulter, K61-ter, n. de kutig jum ov a pi's. 
 
 Council, K-sn-sil, n. an asembli fer konsultajon. 
 
 Councillor, K-^n-sil-or, n. a member ov a k?n- 
 sil. 
 
 Counsel, K-sn-sel, a. advjs; direkjon; konsulta- 
 jon; sekresi; a k-snselor er advokat. 
 
 Counsel, K-sn-sel, v. t. tu giv advjs; tu advjz. 
 
 Counsellor, K-sn-sel-or, n. wun hO) givz advjs; a 
 leyer; an advokat. [k-snselor. 
 
 CouNSELLOESHip, K-sn-sel-or-Jip, n. de ofis ov 
 
 Count, K-snt, «. t. tu number; tu tel; tu reks. 
 
 Count, K-snt, v. i. tu rekn; tu relj on. 
 
 Count, K-snt, n. number; a qqrj; a tjtl ov nobiliti. 
 
 Countable, K-snt-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig num- 
 berd. 
 
 Countenance, K-sn-te-nans, n. form ov 4e fas; 
 i^r; luk; eksterior aperans; — patronaj; sup6rt. 
 
 Countenance, K-sn-te-nans, v. t. tu suport; tu 
 enkuraj. [tenansez. 
 
 Countenances, K-sn-te-nan-ser, n. wun hO) k-jn- 
 
 CouNTEE, K-snt-er, n. has muni; — a rekner; — ds 
 tabl ov a Jop, on hwiq muni iz k^nted. 
 
 Counter, K-sn-ter, ad. kontrari tu; in a rog wa. 
 
 Counteract, K-sn-ter-akt, v. t. tu akt kontrari 
 tu; tu hinder. 
 
 Counteraction, K-yn-ter-ak-Jon, n, opozit ak- 
 Jon er ajcnsi. [agenst. 
 
 Counterbalance, K-sn-ter-bal-ans, v. t. tu wa 
 
 Counterbalance, K-sn-ter-bal-ans, n. opozit 
 wat. [rokajon. 
 
 Counterchange, K-sn-ter-qanj, n. eksqanj: resip- 
 
 Counteechange, K-sn-ter-qanj, v. t. tu elisqanj. 
 
 CouNTEECH.uiM, K-sn-ter-qqrm, n. dat hwiq di- 
 zolvz a qqrm. 
 
 Counterchaem, K-sn-ter-q^rm, v. t. tu destrd 
 enqdntment. [qek. 
 
 Counteecheck, K-sn-ter-qek, v. t. tu op6z; tu 
 
 Counteecheck, K-sn-ter-qek, n. a stop; a reb^k. 
 
 Countercurrent, K-^n-ter-kur-ent, ?i. an opo- 
 zit kurent. 
 
 CouNTERDRA-<iv, K-sn-ter-di'e, v. t. tu tras de linz 
 ov a dreii) trdi transpi^rent paper. 
 
 Counteeeyidence, K-sn-ter-ev-i-dens, n. opozit 
 evideus. [tat; tu kopi. 
 
 Counterfeit, Kisn-ter-fit, v. t. tu forj; tu imi- 
 
 Counteefeit, K-sn-ter-fit, a. forjd; fiktijus; de- 
 setful. [forjeri. 
 
 Counteefeit, K-sn-t€r-fit, n. an impostor; a 
 
 Counterfeited, K-sn-ter-f it-ed, p. a. forjd; imi- 
 tated wid Q vi| tu defred. 
 
 Counterfeiter, K-su-ter-fit-er, n. a forjer; an 
 impostor.
 
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 CODNTERFEiTiNO, K'sn-ter-fit-ifl, n. de akt ov 
 
 forjiB or fanii). [folsli; fiktijusli. 
 
 CouxTEEKEiTLY, K"sn-ter-fit-li, ad. wid furjeri; 
 CouNTEEGUAED, Kisn-ter-gqrd, n. a smel ramixirt. 
 CouNTEEMAND, K"8n-ter-mdnd, v. t. tu rcvok a 
 
 komdnJ. [former order. 
 
 CouNTEEMAND. Kisn-ter-mand, n. a reptl ov a 
 CocNTEEMAEcn, K-sn-ter-mqrq, t^. «'. tu rncirq 
 
 bak. 
 Countermarch, K'sn-ter-mqrq, n. a mqrqig bak. 
 Countermark, K'sn-tcr-mqrk, n. an after mqrk 
 
 on gudz. 
 Countermark, Kun-ter-mqrk, v. t. tu plas a 
 
 k"5iitoriaqrk on; — tu holcj a hersez tet tu konsfl 
 
 hiz fij. 
 CocNTERMiNE, K-sn-ter-mjn, n. a mjn tu frustrat 
 
 de yqs ov wun mad bj an enemi. 
 Countermine, K-yn-ter-min, v.t. tu kisntcrwdrk; 
 
 tu deiit. [mo Jon. 
 
 COUNTERMOTION, Kisn-ter-mci-Jon, «. kontrari 
 Countermovement, K-5n-ter-m(f)V-ment, n. an 
 
 opozit mjjvment. 
 CouNTERMURE, K'sn-ter-mq.r, n. a wol bill be- 
 
 hjnd anuder. [bed. 
 
 Counterpane, K'sn-ter-pan, «. a kuverlet for a 
 Counterpart, K:sn-ter-pqrt, n. a korespondent 
 
 pqrt; a kopi. 
 Counterplea, Kin-t^r-pls, n. in fe, a replikajon. 
 Counterplot, K-sn-ter-plot, v. t. tu ofxiz wun 
 
 jjlot bj anuder. [anuder plot. 
 
 Counterplot, K"sn-ter-plot, n. a plot opozd tu 
 Counterpoint, K-Kn-ter-pernt, n. a kuverlet 
 
 wovn in skwi^rz; de qrt ov kompozig hqrmami; 
 
 an opozit pernt. [ans. 
 
 Counterpoise, K'sn-ter-pwz, v. t. tu k-snterbal- 
 CouNTEEPOiSE, Kisn-ter-perz, »i. ekwivalens ov 
 
 wat. [tu perzn. 
 
 CoDNTER-POisON, K-gn-ter-ptf-zn, n. an antidot 
 CouNTER-PEESSURE, KTU-ter-preJ-q^, n. opozit 
 
 fors. 
 Counter-revolution, K-sn-ter-rev-o-lq-Jon, n. a 
 
 revQlqJon suksf dii) anuder, and opozit tu it. 
 Counterscarp, K<;n-ter-skqrp, n. desidovadiq 
 
 hwiq iz nekst tu dt kamp. 
 Counterseal, Kisn-ter-sel, v. t. tu sel tugeder 
 
 wid anuder. 
 Countersign, K-sn-ter-sin, v. t. tu sjn an erder 
 
 ov a sqptrior, in kwoliti ov sekretari. 
 Countersign, K-sn-tcr-sjn, «. a militari woq- 
 
 wurd; an ofijal signatq/, az tu sertifikat. 
 CouNTERSiONAL, K-Rn-ter-sig-nal, ». a korespond- 
 
 ig signal. 
 Countersink, Ki?n-ter-sii)k, v. f. tu lot de bed 
 
 ov a skrco er nal intu a bord, As., so dat it ma 
 
 not projekt. [tumd. 
 
 Counterstroke, Kiin-ter-strok, n. a strak re- 
 Counterswat, K'sn-ter-swa, n. opozit inflqens. 
 Countertallv, K^in-tcr-tal-i, n. a korespondig 
 
 tali. [ov mqzik. 
 
 Countertenor, K'sn-ter-ten-or, n. a midl pqrt 
 Countertime, Kisn-ter-tjm, n. rezistans ova hors. 
 CouNTEKTURN, K-sn-t«r-turn, n. de hjt ov a pla. 
 Countervail, K'sn-ter-val, v. t. tu be ekwal tu; 
 
 tu balan.s. [yin. 
 
 Countervail, K-sn-ter-val, n. ekwal wat er val- 
 CouNTERViEW, K'sn-ter-vq, n. kontrast. 
 Counterwork, K-sn-ter-wArk, v. t. tu kisnter- 
 
 akt. 
 Countess. Kynt-es, n. de wjf ov an erl or k-5nt. 
 CJocntino-housk, Kynt-ip-h-Ks, n. a h-ss er rrt>m 
 
 hwi^r mer(}auts kcp d^ ak'snts, and tran.iakt 
 
 bizncs. [ak-xnt.s. 
 
 Counting-room, K'Ant-ifl-nDm, n. a wom far 
 Countless, KSnt-les, a. not tu be k-sntcd; in<^- 
 
 merabl. 
 OouxTEiFiED, Kdn-tri-fid, a. rustik; nad. 
 
 Country, Kun-tri, n. a trakt ov land; a rejon; 
 
 wunz nativ sffl or rezidens; rcDral pqrts, op6zd 
 
 tu tin or tfit4. 
 CouNTRT, Kun-tri, a. rustik; n&ral; WDd. 
 Country-dance, Kdn-tri-dans, n. a kjnd ov dons; 
 
 kontra-dans. 
 Countryman, Kdn-tri-man, n. wun bom in 4r 
 
 sam kuntri; a rustik; a fqrmer. 
 County, Kiin-ti, n. a Jcr; a serkit or distrikt. 
 Coup de grace, Kd> de grt^s, n. [/)•.] de meni 
 
 strok; de strok dat puts an end tu suferifl. 
 Coup de main, KdEi de man, n. [It:] a suden 
 
 atak. 
 Coup d'oeil. Ken dal, «. [Fr.] ferst er sljt vq,. 
 Cou-PEE, Kjj-pa, n. [Fr.] a mojon in dansi^. 
 Couplable, Kdp-la-bl, a. fit tu be kupld. 
 Couple, Kup-1, v. t. tu jflrn; tu mari. 
 Couple, Kdp-1, v. i. tu jern in embra.sez. 
 Couple, Knp-1, n, tO): a p^r; man and wjf. 
 Couplement, Kdp-1-ment, n. jnqnyon; embr^. 
 Couplet, Kup-lel, n. tO) verscz: a p^r. 
 Courage, Kdr-aj, n. braveri; valor; boldnes. 
 Courageous, Kur-aj-us, a. brav; bold; d^Q. 
 Courageously, Kur-aj-us-li, ad. bravli. 
 Courageousness, Kur-aj-us-nes, n. braveri ; 
 
 boldnes. 
 CouRANT, Km-rqnt, n. [/>•.] a nimbi dans; enitig 
 
 dat spredz kwik, az a ndzpaper. 
 Courier, KcL-re-er, n. [Fr.] a. mesenjer sent in 
 
 hast; an ekspres. 
 Course, Kors, h. a ras; karer; progres; erder: 
 
 kondukt; a .«ervi3 ov dijez: naty^ral bent; trak 
 
 in hwic; a Jip salz; — pi. mensez. 
 Course, Kors, v. t. tu hunt; tu pursq. 
 Course, Kors, v. i. tu ran; tu hunt. 
 Courser, K6rs-er, n. a ras-hers; a hers-raser. 
 Coursing, K6rs-in, n. de sport ov huntig. 
 Court, Kort, n. de rezidens ov a prins; a hel; 
 
 a palas: — an cnklozd plas; a naro stret; a hel 
 
 er plas for administ^rig justis; de juj, er jnjez. 
 Court, Kort, r. t. tu w(D; tu solisit; tu sek. 
 Court-b.\ron, Kort-bar-on, n. a kort insident tm 
 
 a manor. [justis. 
 
 Court-day, K6rt-da, n. a da fer administerin 
 Courteous, Kur-te-us, &r Kort-yus, a. poljt; wei 
 
 bred; sivil: resf>ektful. [fuli. 
 
 Courteously, Kdr-te-us-li, sd. poljtli: respekt- 
 CouRTEOusNESs, KuT-te-us-nes, n. siviliti; koni'' 
 
 plazan-^. 
 CouRTER, Kurt-er, n. wun hoo korts. 
 Courtesan, Kur-te-zan, n. a prostitqt. 
 Courtesy, Kur-te-si, n. siviliti; komplazans. 
 Courtesy, Kurt-si, »i. an aktov respekterrever- 
 
 ens mad bi wimen and gerlz. 
 Courtesy, Kurt -si, r. i. tu mak a kurtsi. 
 Couethand, K6rt-hand, n. a maner ov rjtig ynid 
 
 in rekordz and jqdijal prosedigz. 
 Courtier, K(5rt-yer, n. wun hcb frekwents korte; 
 
 a person ov kortli manerz. 
 Courtlike. Kort-lik, a. elegant: poljt. 
 Courtliness, Kort-li-nes, ». elegans ov manerz. 
 CouRTLiNG, Kort-lig, n. a hager on at a kort. 
 Courtly; Kiirt-li, a. relatig tu a kort ; poljt ; 
 
 soft. 
 Courtmartial, Kort-m(ir-Jal, n., pi. Korts-m^r- 
 
 Jal; a militari kort, for trjig militari ofensez. 
 Courtship, Kurt-Jip, «. akt ov kortig; makig 
 
 luv tu a wuman. 
 Cousin, Kdz-n, n. de qjld ov an ugkl er qnt. 
 Cove, Kov, n. a smol kir'ek or ba; a Jelter: a res^. 
 Cove, Kov, r. t. tu qrq over; tu Jelter. 
 Covenant, Kdv-e-nant, n. a kontrakt; an agre- 
 
 ment; a ded; a ritn kontrakt. 
 Covenant, Kdv-e-nant, t>. i. tu bqrgen; tu koB- 
 trakt. [stipyiilat. 
 
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 Covenantee, Kuv-E-nan-t£, ?i. a pqrti ta a kuv- 
 
 cnant. [kuyenant. 
 
 Covenanter, Kuv-e-nant-er, n. wun ho) maks a 
 
 Cover, Kdv-er, f. t. tu overspred; tu konsEl: 
 
 tu hjd. 
 Cover, Kuv-er, n. konselment; a skren; detens. 
 Covering, Kuv-er-ig, n. dres; vestynr; a kuver. 
 Coverlet, Kdv-er-let, 71. de uper kuveng ov a 
 bed. , ^, .., . 
 
 Covert, Kuv-ert, n. a Jelter; a defens; a tiket. 
 Covert, Kdv-ert, a. Jelterd; privat; insidius;— in 
 
 If), under protekjon, az a marid wuman. 
 Covertly, Kuv-ert-li, ad. sEkretli; klosli. 
 Coverture, Kuv-er-ttir, n. Jelter;— de legal stat 
 
 ov a wif. 
 Covet, ifdv-et, v. t. tu dezjr egerli or jnordinatli. 
 Covet, Kdv-et, v. i. tu hav a strog dezjr. 
 CovETABLE, Kuv-et-a-bl, a. tu be wijt fer. 
 Coveting, Kdv-et-iij, n. inerdinat dezjr, 
 CovETiNGLY, Kdv-et-iij-li, ad. egerli. 
 Covetous, Kdv-et-us, a. inerdinatli dezjrus; eger 
 
 fer gan; avarijus. 
 Covetously, Kdv-et-us-li, ad. avarijusli; egerli. 
 Covetousness, Kdv-et-us-nes, n. stat ov beii) 
 
 kuvetus. 
 Covey, Kdv-i, n. a haq er brtDd ov berdz. 
 Covin, Kdv-in, n. a fredyiilent agrement. 
 Coving, Kov-ii), n. a. projekjon in a bildig. 
 Covinous, Kdv-in-us, a. desetful;— fredyqlent: 
 Cow, K-s, n. de fsmal ov de bul. [disonest. 
 
 Cow, Ku, V. t. tu depres wid fer. _ [trdin. 
 
 Coward, K-s-ard, n. wun wontig kuraj; a pol- 
 CowARD, K-8-ard, a. dastardli; timid; bas; k'sardli. 
 Cowardice, K-s-ard-is, n. fer; habityi^al timiditi. 
 Cowardlike, K-s-ard-ljk, a. rezembliij a kuard. 
 Cowardliness, K-s-ard-li-nes, n. timiditi; k-s- 
 ardis. [men. 
 
 Cowardly, K-s-ard-li, a. ferful; pqsilanimus; 
 Cower, Ki-er, v. i. tu sigk bj bendig de nez. 
 Cow-herd, K-j-herd, n. wun hiti tendz kisz. 
 Cowhide, K-j-hid, v. t. tu bet wid a k-shjd. 
 Cowhide, K-^-bid, n. de skin ov a k-s drest fer 
 
 leder. 
 Cow-house, K's-h'ss, n. a h-ss tu Jelter katl. 
 Cowl, K-sl, n. a mugks hud; a qimni kuver. 
 CowLEECH, K-s-leg, n. wun hcD kn,rz dizezd k^sz. 
 Cowlick, K-s-lik, n. a reverst tuft ov hq^ on de 
 
 hq,man ferhed. 
 Cowl-stafk, Kil-staf, n. a staf fer suportig a 
 kisl. [sam wurk. 
 
 Coworker, Ko-wdrk-er, n. wun engajd in de 
 
 Cowpox, K-s-poks, n. de vaksin dizez. 
 
 Cowry, K"s-ri, n. a smel Jel yn,zd in India az kern. 
 
 Cowslip, K-s-slip, n. a plant; a spejez ov primroz. 
 
 Coxcomb, K6ks-kom, n. a fop; — a fl^ser. 
 
 Coxcombry, K6ks-kom-ri, n. fopijnes. 
 
 COXCOMICAL, Koks-kom-i-kal, a. fopij; konseted. 
 
 Coy, Ker, a. modest; rezervd;Ji; not aksesibl. 
 
 CoYiSH, KtJ-iJ, a. sumhwot ker; rezervd; Jj. 
 
 Coyly, Kw-li, ad. in a ker maner; wid rezerv. 
 
 Coyness, Kff-nes, n. rezerv; Jjnes; modesti. 
 
 Coz, Kuz, n. a kant wurd fer kuzn. 
 
 Cozen, Kdz-n, t>. t. tu get; tu trik. 
 
 Cozenage, Kdz-n-aj, n. fred; deset. 
 
 Cozener, Kdz-n-er, n. wun hco qets. 
 
 Crab, Krab, n. a. krustajus f ij; — a wjld, str apl; 
 a pevij person; — an enjin. 
 
 Crabbed, Krab-ed, a. peviJ; moros; hqrj; difikult. 
 
 Ceabbedly, Krab-ed-li, ad. pevijli; morosli. 
 
 Crabbedness, Krab-ed-nes, n. s^smes ov tast; 
 
 Ceabee, Kra-ber, n. de water rat. [asperiti. 
 
 Ceack, Krak,t a. ekselent; ferst rat, 
 
 Ceack, Krak, n. a suden nerz; a fijt^r; a bost. 
 
 Ceack, Krak, v. t. tu brak intu qigks; tu split. 
 
 Ceack, Krak, v. i. tu burst; tu opn in qigks. 
 
 Ceackbeained, Krak-brand, a. krazi. 
 
 Ceackee, Krak-er, n. a qqrj ov gdnp-sder; a fir 
 
 wurk; — a boster; — a hqrd biskit. 
 Crackle, Krak-1, v. i. tu mak sljt kraks; tu mak 
 
 smsl and frekwont Jqrp s-sndz. 
 Crackling, Krak-lig, n. a smel but frekwont nerz. 
 Cracknel, Krak-nel, n, a kjnd ov hqrd, britl kak. 
 Cradle, Kra-dl, »». a mcovabl bed in hwiq qildren 
 
 qr rokt;— a kas fer a brokn ban; — a fram ov 
 
 timber for lqn(3ig Jips; a fram aded tu a sjd fer 
 
 kutig gran. 
 Cradle, Kra-dl, v. t. tu aplj a kradl tu; tu rok. 
 Craft, Kraft, n. trad; qrt; kunig; — a smel Jip. 
 Craftily, Krdf-ti-li, ad. kunigli; qrtfuli; skil- 
 
 fuli. 
 Craftiness, Krdft-i-nes, n, kunig; stratajem; qrt. 
 Craftsman, Krdfts-man, n. an qrtifiser; a mc- 
 
 kanik. 
 Crafty, Krdf-ti, a. kunig; qrtful; Jrottd; slj. 
 Crag, Krag. n. a ruf, step rok. 
 Cragged, Krag-ed, a. ruf; ful ov prominensez; 
 
 kragi. [ed. 
 
 Ceaggedness, Krag-ed-nes, n. stat ov beig krag- 
 Ceagginess, Krag-i-nes, n. stat ov beig kragi. 
 Ceaggy, Krag-i, a. ruged; ful ov prominensez; 
 Crake, Krak, n. a berd; de kern-krak. [kraged. 
 Cram, Kram, v. t. tu stuf; tu trust in bj fors. 
 Cram, Kram, v. i. tu et gredili, or beyond satjeti. 
 Crambo, Kram-bo, n. a pla at hwiq wun givz a 
 
 wurd tu hwiq andder f jndz rjm. 
 Cramp, Kramp, 71. a spazmodik kontrakjon ov &z 
 
 limz; a restrikjon; — a pes ov bent jurn. 
 Cramp, Kramp, a. difikult; noti; trublsum. 
 Cramp, Kramp, v. t. tu restran; tu konf jn; ta 
 
 bjnd. 
 Crampfish, Kramp-fij, n. de terpedo. 
 Crampiron, Kramp-j-urn, n. an jam for fasnij 
 
 tugeder. 
 Ceampit, Kram-pit, n. a tin plat er pes ov metal 
 
 at de botom ov de skabard ov a bred-sord. 
 Crampoons, Kram-p6nz, 71. pi. jurn instroDments 
 
 fasnd tu de J(l)z ov a stormig pqrti; jurn huks. 
 Cranbeeey, Kran-ber-i, n. an asid beri yt^zd far 
 
 ses. 
 Ceanch, Krqnq, v. t. tu kruj wid de tet. 
 Crane, Kran, »i. a berd; a majen; — a kruked pjp. 
 Craniological, Kra-ni-o-loj-i-kal, a. relatig tu 
 
 kranioloji. 
 Craniology, Kra-ni-61-cD-ji, 7j. de studi ov &z 
 
 skulz ov animalz in konekjon wid dq,r fakultiz 
 
 and propensitiz. 
 Ceaniometee, Kra-ni-6m-e-ter, n, an instr<t)ment 
 
 fer me^nrig skulz. [ov skulz. 
 
 Ceanioscopy, Kra-ni-6s-ko-pi, n. egzaminajon 
 Cranium, Kra-ni-um, n. [Z.] de skul. 
 Crank, Kragk, n. de end ov an jurn aksis tumd 
 
 d^sn; a kontrjvans fer turnig; a bras; — a pun. 
 Crane, Kragk, a. Ijabl tu be tsverset, az a Jip; — 
 
 disterted; — helti; lusti; bold. [tu kragkl. 
 
 Ceank, Kragk, v. i. tu turn; tu run in and '%i; 
 Crankle, Krag-kl, v. i. tu run intu agglz; tu 
 
 krigkl. [agglz. 
 
 Ceankle, Krag-kl, v. t. tii brak intu bendz and 
 Ceankle, Krag-kl, 71. a bend; a turn; a krigkl. 
 Crannied, Kran-id, a. ful ov qigks. 
 Cranny, Kran-i, 71. a qigk; a fiji^r. 
 Ceape, Krap, n. tin stuf ynzd in mornii), &s. 
 Ceapola, Krap-yn,-la, n. [Z.] a surf it;' krapyn,- 
 lens. [eks6s. 
 
 Ceapulenoe, Krap-yq-lens, n. siknes kezd bj 
 Ceash, KraJ, v. i. tu mak a nerz, az ov tigz felij 
 
 and brakig; tu brak; tu bro&z. 
 Crash, KraJ, 7i. a lisd, suden, mikst s-snd. 
 Crashing, KraJ-ig, n. a vjolent, komplikated neri, 
 Crasis, Kra-sis, n. de temperament; de migglin 
 ov tot) vselz in wun silabl. [blucL 
 
 Crassament, Kras-a-ment, n. de red, tik pqrt or
 
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 Cbassihent, Kras-i-ment, n. tiknes. 
 Crassitude, Kras-i-tvid, n. grusnes; korsnes. 
 Ceastinatiox, Kras-ti-na-Jon, «. a putig of til 
 
 tiainoru). 
 Ceatch, Kra^, n. a fram fer ha, tu fsd katl in. 
 Ceatches, Kraq-ez, n. a swelifl on a hersez pas- 
 Ceate, Krat, w. a hamper for erten w^r. [tern. 
 Ceatee, Kra-ter, n. de m-st ov a volkauo. 
 Ceaunch, Krqnq, v. t. tu kruj in de m-st. 
 Ceavat, Kra-vat, n. eni tip worn ab'st de nek. 
 Ceave, Krav, v. t. tu ask ernestli; tu log for; tu 
 
 beg. 
 Craven, Kra-vn, n. a kok kogkerd; a k'sard. 
 Ceavex, Kra-vn, a. k-sardii; bas. 
 Ceavee, Krav-er, n. wun hoj kravz. [krarz. 
 
 Ceavino, Krav-ifl, n. unrezonabl dezjr; — a. dat 
 Ceaw, Kro, 11. de krop, or ferst stumak ov berdz. 
 
 CeAWFISH, KrO-fiJ, ; „ , » r r-r 
 
 Ceayfish, Kra-fiJ, i "• ^ krus^Jus fij. 
 Ceawl, Krel, v. i. tu krgp; tu mcDv az a warm. 
 Ceawl, Krel, n. de wel in a bot; — an inklci3iir 
 
 ov hurdlz fer fiJ and turtlz. 
 Ceawlee, Krol-er, ;i. wun h<D krelz; a kreper. 
 Cbayon, Krii-on, n. a kjnd ov pensil; a dreii). 
 Ceaze, Kraz, c. t. tu brak; tu imp^,r de intelekt. 
 Ceazedness, Kraz-ed-nes, «. dekrepitrid: brokn- 
 
 nes. ^ [mind. 
 
 Ceaziness, Kra-zi-ncs, n. weknes; disorder' ov 
 Ceazy, Kra-zi, a. wek; disorderd in mjnd; insan. 
 CsEAK, Krek, v. i. tu mak a hqrj, protrakted nerz. 
 Ceeakixg, Krek-ii), ;i. a smol, hqrJ nerz. 
 Ceeam, Krem, ii. de tfli pqrt ov milk; de best pqrt. 
 Ceeam, Krem, v. i. tu gader on de surfas. 
 Ceeam, Krem, v. t. tu skim of de krem. 
 Ceeam-faced, Krem-fast, a. pal-fast; k-sardli. 
 Cbeamy, Krem-i, a. havig de natyi]_r ov krem. 
 Ceeance, Kre-ans, n. a Ijn fasnd tu a hoks lej. 
 Ceease, Kres, «. a mqrk mad bj dublii) eni tiii. 
 Ceease, Kres, v. t. tu mqrk eni tir) bj dublii)" it. 
 Ceeate, Kre-at, v. t. tu kez tu egzist; tu form; 
 
 tu mak. [3rqnivers. 
 
 Ceeation, Kre-a-Jon, n. de akt ov kreatig; de 
 Ceeative, Kre-a-tiv, a. havi^ de puer tu kreat. 
 Ceeatoe, Kre-a-tor, n. wun ha> kreats; de Sq,- 
 
 prern Beig hcD bestcfiz egzistens. 
 Ceeatuee, Kret-yqr, n. a beii) kreated: a man; 
 
 a broit; eni tig kreated; a dependant; a ward ov 
 
 kontemt or tendernes. 
 Ceedence, Kre-dens, «. belef; kredit; konfidens. 
 Ceedenda, Kre-den-da, «. pi. [L.] tigz tu be 
 
 belevd. 
 Ceede.nt, Kre-dent, a. belevig; ezi ov belef. 
 Ceedenti AL, Kre-den-Jal, a. givig a tjtl tu kredit. 
 Ceedential, Kre-den-Jal, n. dat hwiq givz kredit. 
 Ceedibility, Kred-i-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 kredibl. [abl. 
 
 Ceedible, Kred-i-bl, a. dat ma be bele'vd; prob- 
 Cekdibleness, Kred-i-bl- nes, n. kredibiliti. 
 Ceedibly, Kred-i-bli, arf. inamanerklamigbelef. 
 Ceedit, Kred-it, n. belef ;*onor; gud opinyon; fat: 
 
 trust rejxizd; inflqens; sum di^. 
 Credit, Kr6d-it, v. t. tu belev; tu trust; tu ad- 
 mit az a detor. 
 Ceeditable, Kred-it-a-bl, a. dat ma be belevd; 
 
 probabl. [estimajon. 
 
 Ceeditablkness, Kred-it-a-bl-nes, n. repyritajon; 
 Ceeditably, Kred-it-a-bli, ad. repyntabli; onor- 
 „ abli. [kredit. 
 
 Ceeditoe, Kr6d-it-or, n. wan ho) trusts, er givz 
 Ceeditrix, Kred-i-triks, n. a femal kreditor. 
 Ceedulity, Kre-dq-li-ti, n. ezines ov belef. 
 Cbedulous, Kr^d-yq,-lus, a. ezi ov belef; unsus- 
 
 pektig. [pektig maner. 
 
 Credulously, Kred-yq-lus-li, ad. in an unsus- 
 Ceedulousxess, Kred-yq-lus-nes, n. aptnes tu 
 
 belev. 
 
 I Ceeed, Kred, n. a sumari ov qrtiklz ov fat; belif. 
 
 Ceeek, Krek, v. t. tu mak a hqrf nerz. Se 
 
 I ( Creak.) 
 
 Creek, Krek, n. a smol inlet; a ba; a kov; a turn; 
 
 I in sum pqrts ov Anurika, a smol river. 
 
 j Ceeeky, Krek-i, a. ful ov kreks; wjndig. 
 
 ; Ceeep, Krep, v. i. [i. krept, ps. krepig, krept;] tu 
 
 ! mijjv az a wurm; tu mav sloli or febli; tu gro 
 
 I alog; tu stel in; tu fen. 
 
 Cbeepee, Kre'p-er, n. he er dat hwiq kreps; — a 
 plant; — an insekt; — a grapnel. 
 
 Ceeephole, Krep-liol. "• a retret; a subterfqj. 
 
 Creeping, Krep-ig, pp. a. krolig: mcDvig sloli. 
 
 Ceeepixgly, Krep-ig-li, ad. in de maner ov a 
 reptil. ^ [lin. 
 
 Cremona, Kre-m(f)-na, «. a 8q,perior kjnd ov vjo- 
 
 Cremor, Kre-mor, n. a milki or kremi substans. 
 
 Crenate, Kre-nat, a. havig noqez; noqt. 
 
 Ceenated, Kre-nat-ed, /<. a. noqt; indented. 
 
 Creole, Kre-ol, n. a person bern in SpaniJ 
 Amerika, or de West Indez, but ov Yq,ropean 
 decent. 
 
 Creosote, Kre-o-sot, n. a p-jerful, antiseptik- 
 substans, obtund from distilig tqr. 
 
 Crepitate, Krep-i-tat, v. i. tu mak a kraklig nerz. 
 
 Crepitation, Krep-i-ta-Jon, n. a smel, kraklig 
 ntrz. 
 
 Crept, Krept, i. and p. from Krrp. 
 
 Crepuscule, Kre-piis-kq,l,* n. twjljt. 
 
 Crescent, Kres-ent, a. inkresig; gioig. [kres. 
 
 Crescent, Kres-ent, n. de mtin in her stat ov in- 
 
 Crescive, Kres-iv, a. inkresig: groig. 
 
 Cress, Kres, n. a plant ov several spejez. 
 
 Cresset,^ Kres-et, n. a. grat Ijt or bekn. 
 
 Crest, Krest, n. a plqm ov federz; de kom ov a 
 kok; an ornament; u tuft: prjd; spirit. 
 
 Crested, Krest-ed, a. havig u krest. 
 
 Crestless, Krest-les, a. wid-st a krest. 
 
 Crestfallen, Krest-fel-n, a. dejekted; sugk. 
 
 Cretaceous, Kre-ta-Jus, a. qeki. 
 
 Cretic, Kre-tik, n. a poetik fut ov tre silablz. 
 
 Cretin, Kre-tin, «. an idiot aflikted wid de 
 _ gtrter. 
 
 Cretinism, Kre-tin-iz-m, n. de gerter, er swelLg 
 I on de trot; a spejez ov idiosi. 
 
 Cretism, Kre-tiz-m, n. a Kretan praktis; felshud. 
 j Crevice, Krev-is, n. a krak; a kief t; a fijqr. 
 I Crew, Krco, i. from Kro. [bel. 
 
 : Crewel, Krdb-el, w. yqrn twisted and wsnd on a 
 , Crib, Krib, «. a manjer; a stol; a qjldz bed. 
 ! Crib, Krib, r. t. tu konf in;— tu ko'mit peti tefts. 
 I Cribbage, Krib-aj, «. a gam at kqrdz. 
 \ Cribble, Krib-1, n. a siv for klenig kom. 
 
 Crick, Krik, n. a krekig;— stifnes in de nek. 
 I Cricket, Krik-et, ». an insekt;— a st<i)l;— a gam. 
 
 Crier, Krj-er, n. wun hcD krjz; a krjer ov gudz 
 j for sal. 
 ■ Crim. con., Krim kon, n. kriminal konversajon; 
 
 unloful interkors wid a marid wuman. 
 I Crime, Krjm, n. an infrakjon ov lo; feloni; an 
 I ofens; a grat felt; a wiked akt. 
 j Criminal, Krim-i-nal, a. folti; kontrari ta lo; 
 I gilti: wiked. 
 
 Criminal, Krim-i-nal, n. a person gilti ov krjm. 
 
 Criminality, Krim-i-nal-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 kriminal; gilt. 
 
 Criminally, Krim-i-nal-i, ad. wikedli; giltili. 
 
 Criminate, Krim-i-nat, v. t. tu akqz; tu qqrj 
 wid krjm. 
 I Crimination, Krim-i-na-Jon, »i. de akt ov krim- 
 inatig: a qqrj._ [riua. 
 
 I Criminatory, Krim-i-na-to-ri, a. akqzig: senso- 
 I Crimp, Krimp, a. frjabl; britl; ezili krumbld. 
 I Crimp, Krimp, n. an ajent for kol-mercants, &s. 
 
 Crimp, Krimp, v. t. tu kurl er krisp de hqr. 
 1 Ceimple, Krim-pl, v. t. tu kontrakt; tu k6nigat.
 
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 Ceimson, Krim-zn, Ji. a dep red kulor. 
 Crimson, Krim-zn, a. ov a dep red. 
 Crimson, Krim-zn, i-. t. tia dj wid krimzn. 
 Cringe, Krinj, n. a servil bu; men siviliti. 
 Cringe, Krinj, v. i. tu b^s; tia fen; tu flater. 
 Cringle, Krig-gl, «. a wit; a hcol in a bolt rop. 
 Crinigerous, Krj-nij-er-us, a. hiiri; overgron 
 
 wid liq,r. 
 Crinite, Kri-njt, a. bavii) de aperans ov hq,r. 
 Crinkle, Kri^-kl, v. i. tu run in fleksy^rz; tia 
 
 rir)kl. 
 Crinkle, Kriij-kl, v. t. tu mold intu inekwolitiz. 
 Crinkle, Krii)-kl, n. a rigkl; a sinyi^ositi. 
 Cripple, Krip-1, n. wunhooizlam. 
 Cripple, Krip-1, v. t. tu lam; tu mak lam. 
 Crisis, Krj-sis, n., pi. Krj-sez; a kritikal tjm er 
 
 turn. 
 Crisp, Krisp, a. kurld; britl; frjabl; Jert; brisk. 
 Crisp, Krisp, v. t. tu kurl; tu twist; tu indent. 
 Crisping iron, Krisp-iij j-urn, n. a kurlii) jurn. 
 CaisPNESS, Krisp-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig kurld 
 
 er krisp. 
 Crispy, Kris-pi, a. kurld; krisp; Jert and britl. 
 Cristate, Krist-at, a. krested; tufted. 
 Criterion, Krj-te-ri-on, n., pi. Krj-te-ri-a; de 
 
 standard bj hwiq eni tii) iz jujd ov. 
 Critic, Krit-ik, n. a juj ov merit in literatii,r er 
 
 qrt; wun ho) fjndz felt. 
 Critic, Krit-ik, a. kritikal; relatii) tu kritisizm. 
 Critical, Krit-i-kal, a. relatii) tu kritisizm; eg- 
 
 zakt; dizernii); kapjus; — relatig tu, er prodi^sii) 
 
 a krjsis; desjsiv. [egzaktli. 
 
 Critically, Krit-i-kal-i, ad. in a kritikal maner; 
 Criticalness, Krit-i-kal-nes, n. egzaktnes; ak- 
 
 yi^rasi: njseti. 
 Criticism, Krit-i-siz-m, n. de qrt er akt ov jujiij; 
 
 a remqrk. [juj. 
 
 Criticize, Krit-i-sjz, v. t. tu egzamin kq,rfuli; tu 
 Criticizer, Krit-i-sjz-er, n. wun hoo kritisjzez. 
 Critique, Kri-tek, n. a kritikal egzaminajon; 
 
 kritikal remqrk; sjens ov kritisizm. [mur. 
 
 Croak, Krok, v. i. tu mak a hors nefz; tu mur- 
 Croak, Krok, n. de krj ov a frog er ravn. 
 Croaker, Kr6k-er, n. wun hcD kroks; a murmurer. 
 Croaking, Krok-ii), n. a lo, hors udz; murmurii). 
 Croceous, Kro-Jus, a. konsistii) ov safron. 
 Crock, Krok, n. a. vesel mad ov ert; — blak scot. 
 Crock, Krok, v. t. tu def jl wid smut er soQt. 
 Crockery, Krok-er-i, n. erten wq,r. 
 Crocket, Kr6k-et, n. an qrkitektyqral ernament. 
 Ceocky, Krok-i, a. smuti; def jld wid smt. 
 Crocodile, Kr6k-o-djl, er Krok-o-dil, n. an an- 
 imal ov de lizard trjb; a dorian. [a pTder. 
 Crocus, Kr6-kus, n. a jenus ov plants; a fl'ser; — 
 Croft, Kroft, n. a litl feld ner a h-ss. 
 Ceoisade, Krer-sad, n. a holi wer. Se { Crusade.} 
 Croises, Krtjf-sez, n. 'pl- pilgrimz boo kari a kros. 
 Cromlech, Kr6m-lek, h. a seriez ov hqj, bred, flat 
 
 stonz, razd upon ud6r stonz set up on end. 
 CsONE, Kron, n. an old yq,; an old wuman. 
 Ceony, Kro-ni, n. a. buzom kompanyon; an aso- 
 
 Jiat- [a Jeperdz buk. 
 
 Crook, Kruk, n. eni tii) bent; a bend; a kurv; 
 Ceook, Kruk, V. t. tu mak kruked; tu bend. 
 Crook, Kruk, v. i. tu bend; tu be bent. 
 Ceookback, Krxik-bak, n. a kruked bak. 
 Crookbaoked, Kriik-bakt, a. havig a r-snd bak. 
 Ceooked, Kruk-ed, a. bent; not strat; wjndig; 
 
 oblck; pervers. 
 Ceookedly, Krtak-ed-li, ad. not in a strat Ijn; 
 
 untoardli; not kompljantli. 
 Ceookedness, Kriik-ed-nes, «. stat ov beig 
 
 kruked. [kro. 
 
 Crop, Krop, n. de hqrvest; prodq,s ; — a berdz 
 Crop, Krop, v. t. tu kut of; tu mo; tu rep. 
 Ceopeaeed, Krop-erd, a. havig de erz kropt. 
 
 Cropout, Krop-ut, v. i. tu rjz abiiv de surfas. 
 
 Cropsick, Krop-sik, a. sik from replejon. 
 
 Ceore, Kror, n. ten milyonz. 
 
 Crosier, Krw-ger, n. an qrtjbijops staf. 
 
 Croslet, Kros-let, n. a smel kros. 
 
 Cross, Kros, w Kres, n. wun strat bodi er l^n 
 
 plast at rjt agglz over annder; a jibet; de ensjn 
 
 ov de Kristyan relijon; — misfertyq^n; veksajou} 
 
 trjal ov pajens. 
 Cross, Kros, a. transvers; oblek; pevij; fretful. 
 Cross, Kros, v. t. tu la atwert; tu sjn wid At 
 
 kros; tu kansel; tu pas over; tu twert; tu em- 
 
 baras; tu perpleks; tu veks. 
 Cross, Kros, v. i. tu Ij atwert anuder tig. 
 Crossbar, Kros-bqr, n. pqrt ov a karij; a lever. 
 Crossbarred, Kros-bqrd, a. seki\rd bj bqrz, 
 Crossbar-suot, Kros-bqr-Jot, n. a. bulet perst bj 
 
 a bqr for destrffiij rigig. 
 Crossbill, Kros-bil, n. de bil ov a defendant: — 
 
 a berd. 
 Crossbow, Kros-bo, n. a wepn fer Jootig. 
 Crossbreed, Kros-bred, n. ae ofsprig ov parents 
 
 ov diferent bredz; — apljd tu animalz. 
 Crossbun, Kr<5s-bun, n. a kak mqrkt wid a kroS. 
 Cross-examination, Kros-eg-zum-i-na-Jon, n. 
 
 de egzaminajon ov a witnes bj de opozit pqrti. 
 Cross-examine, Kros-eg-zam-in, v. t. tu egzam- 
 in a witnes prodt^st bj de opozit pqrti. 
 Crosseyed, Kros-jd, a. havig kros jz, er havig 
 
 bot jz turnd toardz de noz. 
 Crossgrained, Kros-grand, a. havig de fjbera 
 
 transvers; il-natyq,rd; trublsum. 
 Crossing, Kr6s-ig, n. an impediment; opozijon. 
 Crosslegged, Kros-leg-ed, a. havig de legz 
 
 krost. 
 Crosslet, Kros-let, n. a smel kros. 
 Crossly, Kros-li, ad. atwert; adversli; pevijii. 
 Crossness, Kros-nes, n. transversnes; pevijnes. 
 Cross-purpose, Kros-pur-pus, n. a kjnd ov enig- 
 ma er ridl. 
 Cross-question, Kros-kw^st-yon, v. t. tu kros- 
 
 egzamin. 
 Cross-road, Kros- rod, n. a rod akros de kuntri. 
 Cross-way, Kros-wa, n. a pat krosig de qef rod. 
 Cross-wind, Kros-wind, n. an unfavorabl wind. 
 Crotch, Kroq, n. a huk; de fork ov a tre. 
 Ceotched, Kroq-ed, a. bavig a kroq; forked. 
 Crotchet, Kroq-et, n. a not in mi^zik; — mqrks 
 
 er liuks in printig, [dus]; — a fansi; a hwim. 
 Crouch, Kr'sq, v. i. tu stcop lo; tu fen; tu krinj. 
 Crouched-friar, Krisq-ed-frj-ar, n. wun ov ae 
 
 erderz ov frjarz. 
 Croup, Kroop, n. de rump ov a fxl; de butoks ov 
 
 a hers; — a dizez in de trot. 
 Croupade, KrcD-pad, n. a hjer lep dan a kurret. 
 Crow, Kro, n. a Iqrj blak berd; — de nffz ov de 
 
 kok; — an jurn lever. 
 Crow, Kro, v. i. \i. krtD wr krod, ps. kroig, krod;] 
 
 tu mak de nffz ov a kok; tu bost; tu egziilt; 
 
 tu bluster. [a lever. 
 
 CrowbaRj^ Kro-bqr, n. a strog jurn bqr, yi^zd az 
 Crowd, Krisd, n. a konfqzd multitq,d; a popyqlas. 
 Crowd, Knsd, v. t. tu pres klos; tu enkumber; 
 
 tu urj. 
 Crowd, Kr-sd, v. i. tu swerm; tu be nq,menis. 
 Crowdy, KrTJ-di, n. food mad ov otmel, As.; fiDd 
 
 mad ov bred bffld in milk. 
 Crowfoot, Kr(f)-fut, «. a fluer; krozfut. 
 Crowkeeper, Kro-kep-er, n. a skq,rkro. 
 Crown, Kr-sn, n. a djadem worn on de hedz OT 
 
 soverenz; top ov de bed; regal p'ser; onor; O. sil- 
 ver kern; a gqrland; — komplejon. 
 Crown, Kr-sn, v. t. tu invest wid de knin; tta 
 
 dignif j; tu adern; tu rewerd; tu komplet. 
 Crown-glass, Kr^sn-glas, n. a fjn sert ov win- 
 
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 Ckown-impebial, Kr-»n-iin-pe-ri-al, n. a Iqrj, 
 
 biitiful fUer. 
 Ckownino, Kfsn-ij), n. &e finij ov eni dckorajon. 
 Ckown-wuekl, Kriin-hwEl, n. de upcr Lwel ov 
 
 a W(iq. 
 Crowskoot, Kru)Z-fut, n., /)^. Kraz-fet; rigklz 
 
 under de iz; — a plant and fl'ser. 
 Crucial, IvriD-Ji-al, a. transvers; krosig. 
 Cel'CIATK, Krif.-Ji-at, a. Ijk a kros. 
 Ckuoible, Krtf)-si-bl, n. a kcmists mcltig pot. 
 Crucifkeous, Krcti-sif-er-us, a. b.-\rifl de kros. 
 Crucifix, Krifj-si-fiks, n. an imaj or [jantifl ov 
 
 ■gr Savyor on de kros. 
 
 Crucifixion, Krjj-^^i-fik-Jon, «. de punijmcnt 
 
 ov miliD tu de kros. [a kros. 
 
 Cruciform, Kri6-si-form, a, havip de form ov 
 
 Crucify, KnG-si-fi, v. t. tu put lu dct bj nalig 
 
 tu a kros; tu mortif j; tu torment. 
 Ceucigeeous, Knt»-sij-er-us, a. b.irig de kros. 
 Crudk, Kriiid, a. to; bqrj; unrip: undijested. 
 (^RUDKLY, Knfjd-li, ad. in a krowi manor. 
 Crude.vess, KrcM-nes, ;i. stnt ov beifl krcod; rones. 
 Ceudity, Kr(f)-di-ti, n. unripnes: rones: krOKlnes. 
 Cel'el, Knf)-el, a. inhn,man; hqrd-hqrtcd. 
 Ceuklly, Krcd-cl-i, ad. in a kruoi-l maner. 
 Cruelxess, KriJf)-el-nes, ) n. inhiynaniti; krcoelti; 
 Ceielty, Krif)-el-ti, i bcirbariti. 
 (■ruet, Krd)-et, h. a vial for vinegur or erl. 
 Cruise, Khdz, ». a sinol kup. 
 Ckl'ISE, Krdz, n. a veraj widiit eni sertun kors, 
 
 or in serq ov plunder. 
 Cruise, KrOiz, v. i. tu rov in serq ov plunder. 
 Ceuisee, Kridz-er, >i. wun dat knnzez. 
 Cbumb, Krum, n. de soft jKjrt ov bred: a smol pqr- 
 tikl ov bred; a fragment. [pesez. 
 
 Ceuhb, Krum, v. t. tu brak intu krumz or smel 
 Ceumble, Krdm-bl, i'. t. tu brak intu smol pesez. 
 Cetmmy, Knim-i, a. soft; konsistig ov krumz. 
 Crump, Krump, a. kruked; britl. 
 Ceumpet, Kriim-pet, n. a kjnd ov soft kak. 
 Crumple, Krdm-pl, r. t. tu dro intu riflklz. 
 Crumple, Knim-pl, v. i. tu Jripk up; tu kon- 
 
 trakt. 
 Crumpled, Knim-pld, a. twisted: kruked. 
 Crumpling, Krdm-plii}, ». a smol de.jonerat apl. 
 Cruoe, Kroi-or, ii. [Z.j gt)r; koagynlated blud. 
 Crupper, Krdp-er, n. a leder pasij under a hors- 
 
 cz tal, tu kep de sadl rit. 
 Crural, KrX-ral, a. bcloyii) tu de leg. 
 ('rusade. KnD-sad, ji. an ckspedijon under de 
 
 baner ov de kros, agenst infidelz;— a ktrn. 
 Crusader, Kno-sad-cr, ii. wun empltVd in a kra»- 
 
 sad. 
 Cruse, Krms, n. a smol kup er vjal; a krjiet. 
 Crusf.t, KnJb-set, »j. a gioldsmits meltig jiot. 
 Crush, KruJ, r. t. tu skwcz; tu broz: tu subdi'i. 
 Crush, KruJ, n. a koli^^on: akt ov rujij) tugeder. 
 Crust, Krust, h. de bqrd, •ster pqrt ov bred; an 
 okstvmal kat, kuverij, or kas. [kas. 
 
 Crust, Krust. r. t. tu envelop; tu kuver wid a 
 Crust, Krust, r. i. tu gader or kontrakt a krust. 
 Crustackax, Krus-tti-Jan, n. a krustajus animal. 
 CuuSTACEOLOQY, Krus-ta-se-61-o-ji, »i. dat \)\xl 
 
 ov zwoloji hwi^ trets ov krustajus animalz. 
 
 Crustaceous, Krus-ta-Jus, a. Jeli: jemted, az a 
 
 lobster. _ [jffnted /elz. 
 
 Crustackousxess, Kru3-ta-Jus-nc8. «. de bavij) 
 
 Crustation, Krus-ta-Jun, n. an adherent kuver- 
 
 ifl: inkrustajVin. 
 Crustily, Kriis-ti-li, &d. pcvijii: suapijli. 
 Crustixkss, Knis-ti-nes, n. de kwoliti ov krust; 
 pevijnos. [surli. 
 
 </RUSTY, Kriist-i, .•(. kuvcrd wid a krust; murus; 
 Crutch, KruQ, «. asup(irt yqzd bi kriplz. 
 Crutch, Kruq, r. t. tu sup<irt ou kruqcz, az a 
 kripl. 
 
 Crux, Kruks, n. {L.\ a kros; eni tig veri term^ntig 
 
 or difikult. 
 Cry, Kr[, c. i. tu kol; tu eksklam; tu klamor; 
 
 tu wep. 
 Cry, Krj, v. t, tu pruklam; tu mak publik. 
 Cry, Kri, n. lamentnjon: u Jrck; wepig; klamor. 
 Cryee, Krj-er, n. a hok. Se i^Orier.) 
 Ceypt, Kript, n. a subtcranean sel or kav; a grav. 
 Cryptic, Krip-tik, a. hidn; .sekret. 
 Ceyptooamic, Krip-to-gam-ik, ; a. havijj de 
 Ceyptooamous, Krip-tog-a-inus, ( fruktifika- 
 
 Jon konseld, az in fernz, mosez, is. 
 Cryptography, Krip-tog-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov rjt- 
 ij) in sjlor. [gwaj. 
 
 Cryptology', Krip-tol-o-ji, n. enigmatikal lajj- 
 Crystal, Kris-tiil, n. a regyqlar, solid bodi: a 
 fjn glas. [taljn. 
 
 Crystal, Kris-tal, a. konsistin ov kristal; kris- 
 Ceystalune, Kris-tal-jn, «/• Kris-tal-in, a. kon- 
 
 si<tifl ov, or Ijk kristal: transparent; kler. 
 
 Crystallization, Kris-tal-i-za-Jon, ji. deaktov 
 
 kristaliziy. [talz. 
 
 Crystallize, Kris-tal-jz, r. t. tu form intu kris- 
 
 Crystallize, Kris-tal-jz, r. i. tu be konverted 
 
 intu kristalz. 
 Crystallograpiiy, Kris-tal-og-ra-fi, »i. de sjens 
 
 ov kristalizajon. 
 Cun, Kub, n. de yufl ov a best, az a b^r or foks. 
 Cub, Kub, k. i. tu briy fort: — apljd tu bests. 
 Cubatoey, Ki'j,-ba-to)-ri, a. rekumbent; liij) d'sn. 
 Cubatuee, KiJ-ba-tur, «. de findig ov de kq,bik 
 
 kontents. 
 Cube, Kqb, n. a skw^r, solid bodi, ov siks ekwal 
 sjdz; de produkt ov a number multipljd twjs in- 
 tu Itself. 
 CuBEB, Kq-bcb, H. Q smol, spjsi, drjd beri. 
 Cubic, Kq-bik, / a. havijj de' form ov de 
 
 Cubical, Kq-bik-al, \ kub itself. 
 Cubically, Ki^-bik-al-i, aa. in a kqbikal metod 
 er form. [kqbikal. 
 
 CuBicALNESS, Ki'i-bik-al-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 Cubiform, Kq-bi-form, a. ov de Jap ov a kqb. 
 Cubit, Kq-bit, n. de forqrm; — a me;?Tir from de 
 elbu tu de ekstremiti ov de midl fiijger, esti- 
 mated at aten inqez. cic Ilebrorj kqbit woz nerli 
 twenti-tOi inqez; de Roman sevnten and a hqf. 
 Cubital, Kq-bit-al, a. kontaniij de lejjt ov a 
 
 kqbit. 
 Cuboid, Kq-berd, ) a. havig de form ov dt 
 
 CuBOiDAL, Kq-bdfd-al, S kqb. 
 CiCKiNGSTOOL, Kuk-iy-stoil, II. an enjin for pdn- 
 ijifl skoldz. [teres. 
 
 Cuckold, Kdk-old, n. de huzband ov an adul- 
 CucKOi.D, Kuk-old, V. i. tu rog a huzband bj 
 adultori. [kukold! 
 
 Cuckoldom, Kdk-ol-dom, n. adulter!; stat ov a 
 Cuckoo. Kuk-*, n. a wel nun berd. 
 CucuLLATE, Kq-kul-at, a. huded. 
 Cucumber, Kij-kum-ber, n. a plant,and its fntit. 
 Cucurbit, Kq-kur-bit. »i. a kemikal vesel. 
 CucuEBiTACEOUS, Kq-kur-bi-ta-Jus, a. rczemblifl 
 
 a gurd. 
 Cud, Kud, n. f(tj(l rejwzited in de ferst stumak 
 
 iiv an animal in onler tu rOjiuinaJon. 
 Cuddle, Kiid-l, r. i. tu Ij klos er snug; tu hug. 
 Cuddy, Kdd-i, n. an a[iqrtmcnt in a Jip: a kabin 
 
 or kuk-riJjm; a tre-legd stand;— a kl-sn. 
 Cudgel, Kdj-el, >i. a Jert stik tu strjk wid. 
 Cudgel, Kiij-el, v. t. lu bet wid a stik. 
 Cudoeller, Kdj-ct-er, n. wun ha> kujelz aa- 
 
 uder. 
 Cudweed, Kdd-wrd, n. de plant galdi-loks. 
 Cue, Kq. n. de tal or end ov eni tig; a hint. 
 Cuff, Kuf, n. a bio: a boks: a struk;— pqrt ov a 
 
 slrv. 
 Cuff, Kuf, r. i. tu fit,'— r. t. tu strjk.
 
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 Cci BONO, Kj bc5-no, [Z.] Stu hooz benefit wil it 
 
 tend; 'Jtia hwot end, or hwot gud. 
 CuiEASS, KwE-ras, n. a brestplat. 
 Cuirassier, Kws-ras-sr, n. a soljer in qrmor. 
 CuiSH, Kwis, n. qrmor for de tjz. 
 CuLDEES, Kul-d£Z, n. pi. mugks in Skotland and 
 
 feland. [kukeri. 
 
 Culinary, Kii,-li-ua-ri, .1. relatiij tu de kiqen er 
 Cull. Kul, v. t. tu selekt from uderz; tu pjk ut. 
 Culler, Kul-er, n. wun lieu kulz er qojzez. 
 CuLLiON, Kdl-yon, n. a skisndrel; a rcq. 
 CuLLiONLY, Kiil-ydn-li, a. men; has; vjl. 
 CuLLis, Kiil-is, n. brot strand; a kind ov jell. 
 Cully, Kul-i, n. a man desevd; a men di^J- 
 Cully, Kiil-i, v. t. tu bfftfcl; tu qet. 
 CuLLYisM, Kiil-i-iz-m, w. de stat ov a kuli. 
 Culm, Kulm, n. a kjnd ov fosil kol; — a stum ov 
 
 gras. 
 CuLMEN, KiU-men, n. [£.} a sumit; a rojf. 
 CuLMiFEROUS, Kul-mif-er-us, a. prodnsii) stoks. 
 Culminate, l<ul-mi-nat, v. i. tia bs vertikal; tu 
 
 be in de meridian. [top. 
 
 Culminating, Kiil-mi-nat-ij), /)/». a.rjzig tu de 
 Culmination, Kul-mi-na-Jon, n. de transit ov u 
 
 planet tnii de meridian; de top or kr'sn. 
 Culpability, Kul-pa-bil-i-ti, n. stat ov beig 
 
 kulpabl. 
 Culpable, Kiil-pa-bl, a. kriminal; gilti; blamabl. 
 Culpableness, Kul-pa-bl-ncs, ». blamablnes. 
 Culpably. Kiil-pa-bli, ad. in a kulpabl manor. 
 Culprit, Kdl-prit, n. a person arand; a kriminal. 
 Cultivable, Kul-ti-va-bi, a. dat ma be tild. 
 Cultivate, Kdl-ti-vat, v. t. txa til; tu labor on; 
 
 tu imprJjv. [y'l""- '-'''^'• 
 
 Cultivated, Kiil-ti-vat-ed, jj. a. impnitvd bj kult- 
 Cultivation, Kul-ti-vfi-Jon, n. de akt ov im- 
 
 prcDvii) serlz, As. 
 Cultivator, Kul-ti-va-tor, n. wun hoi kultivnt.s; 
 
 an implement yi^zd in kultivajon. 
 Culture, Kult-yn,r, a. kultivajon; tilaj. 
 Culture, Kult-yn,r, v. t. tu kultivat. 
 Culver, Kiil-ver, ;i. a pijon er duv. 
 Culver-house, Kul-ver-h-ss, u. a duv-kot. 
 CuLVERiN, Kul-ver-in, n. a spejez ov erdaans. 
 Culvert, Kul-vert, n. an qrqt pasaj erbrij. 
 Culvertail, Kul-ver-tal, n. duvtal; — a mod ov 
 
 fasnig. 
 Cumbent, Kiim-bont, a. Ijir) d'sn; rckiimbent. 
 Cumber, Kiim-ber, v. t. tu cmbaras; tu enkumber. 
 Cumber, Kiim-ber,* n. veksajon; enkumbrans. 
 Cumbersome, Kum-ber-sum, a. trublsum; burdn- 
 
 sum. [sum maner. 
 
 Cumbersomely, Kum-ber-sum-li, arf. in a trubl- 
 Cumbersomeness, Kum-ber-sum-ne?, n. enkiim- 
 
 brans. 
 Cumbrance, Kum-brans,H. hindrans; enkiimbrans. 
 Cumbrous, Kum-brus, a. trublsum; burdusum. 
 Cumin, Kum-in, it. an aromatik, anyq,al plant. 
 Cumulate, K4-mq,-lat, v. t. tu akiyni^lat. 
 Cumulation, Ki],- mi],- la -Jon, n. akiyni^lajon. 
 Cumulative, Kii,-mn,-la-tiv, a. kousistiij ov pqrts 
 CuMULOSE, Ki'i-mq-lQs, a. f ul ov liilz. [hept up. 
 CuNCTATOR, Kuijk-ta-tor, n. [Z.] wun h(t) delaz: a 
 
 liijgerer. 
 CuNEAL, Ki^-ne-al, a. relatii) tu er Ijk a wej. 
 CuNEATED, Kii,-ne-at-ed, a. mad in form ova wej. 
 Cuneiform, Ki^-ne-i-form, a. fermd Ijk a wej. 
 Cunning, Kun-ig, a. .skilful; qrlful; slj;' sutl; 
 
 krafti. 
 Cunning, Kiin-ii), n. qrtifis; sljnes; qrt. 
 Cunningly, Kun-ig-li, ad. in a kunig maner; sljli. 
 CUNNINGNESS, Kdn-ifl-nes, n. qrtifis; sljnes. 
 Cup, Kup, n. a drigkig vesel; a pqrt ov a fl-ser. 
 Cup, Kup, «. t. tu dre blud bj skarifikajon. 
 Cupbearer, Kiip-bq,r-er, n. an ofiser ov a kigz 
 
 h'sshold; an at^ndant at a fest. 
 
 Cupboard, Kdb-arJ, n. a kas wid Jelvz for pro- 
 
 vi^onz, &s. 
 Cupboard, Kub-ard, v. t. tu hord up. 
 Cupel, Ki\,-pel, n. a kup er vesel yq,zd in asaig 
 
 ds prejus metalz, 
 CuPELLATiON, Kn,-pel-a-Jon, n. ds akt ovasaig er 
 
 ref jnii) de prejus metalz. 
 Cupidity, Kq-pid-i-ti, n. konkixpisens; avaris. 
 Cupola, Kix-po-la, n. a dcjm; an qrqt ra)f. 
 Cupper, Kup-er, n. wun hj) kups; a skarif jer. 
 Cupping, Kup-ig, n. a metod ov blud-letig. 
 Cupreous, Ki\,-prE-us, a. kopuri; konsistig oV 
 
 kopor. 
 Cur, Kur, n. a dog; a snapij, men man. 
 Curable, Kxi,r-a-bl, a. dat ma be kqrd er held. 
 Curableness, Kqr-a-bl-nes, n. stat ov beig kqr- 
 
 .abl. [a kqrat. 
 
 Curacy, Kq-ra-si, n. de ofis or empltrment ov 
 Curate, Kq-rat, n. a klerjiman hjrd tu perform 
 
 de dqiiz ov anuder; a parij prest. 
 CuBATESiiiP, Kij,-rat-Jip, n. de ofis ov a ki^rat; 
 
 kiyasi. [dizezez. 
 
 Curative, Kqr-a-tiv, a. relatig tu de kqr ov 
 Curator, Kq-ra-tor, «. a sqpcrintendent; a gqr- 
 
 dian. 
 Curb, Kurb, u. pqrt ov a brjdl; restrant; inhibi- 
 
 Jon; a fram r'siul de m'st ov a wel. 
 Curb, Kurb, v. t. tu rcstran; tu qek; tu brjdl. 
 Curb stone, Kiirb ston, n. a tik kjnd ov ston 
 
 plast at de ej ov a ston pavment, er bj a wel. 
 Curd, Kurd, n. de koagyqlated pqrt ov milk or 
 
 likwid. [kret. 
 
 Curdle, Kiir-dl, i\ /. tu koagyqlat; tu kon- 
 Curdle, Kur-dl, c. t. tu koz tu koagyqlat. 
 Curdy, Kiird-i, a. koagyqlated: konkreted. 
 Cure, Kqr, n. remcdi; restorativ; de akt ov helig: 
 
 — de benefis er emplermcnt ov a kn,rat. 
 Cure, Ki],r, v. t. tu hel: tu restortu belt; tuselt. 
 Cureless, Kqr-les, a. wid'st kqr; wid'st remedi. 
 CuRER, Kqr-er, re. wun bttj kij^rz; a heler. 
 Curfew, Kur-iq, n. an evnig bel; a fjr plat. 
 CuKiA, Kq-ri-a, n. [L.] a kort: a kort-h'ss. 
 Curiosity, Kq-ri-6s-i-ti, «. inkwizitivnes; ritriti; 
 
 a sit. [vertqoso. 
 
 CuRibso, Kq-ri-6-so, n. [Jt.] a kqrius person; a 
 Curious, Kq ri-us, a. inkwizitiv; r^r; akyqrat; njs. 
 Curiously, Ki^^-ri-us-li, ad. in a kqrius maner. 
 Curiousness, Ki],-ri-us-nes, n. inkwizitivnes; njs- 
 
 eti. 
 Curl, Kurl, n. a rlglct ov hi^r: a wav; fleksyn,r. 
 Curl, Kurl, i\ t. tu turn de hqr in liglets; tu 
 
 bend. 
 Curl, Kurl, v. i. tu Jrigk iutu riglets; tu bend. 
 Curlew, Kiir-lq, n. a kjnd ov weter-f'sl. 
 CuRLiNESS, Kdi-1-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig kurli. 
 Curly, Kiirl-i, a. havig kurlz; tendig tu kurl; 
 
 kurld. [qurlij felo. 
 
 Curmudgeon, Kur-miij-on, n. an avarijus, 
 Curmudgeonly, Kur-mdj-on-li, a. avarijusli; 
 
 qurlij. 
 Currant, Kdr-ant, n. a Jrub and its fr(l)t. 
 Currency, Kdr-en-si, w. serk^lajon; flo; de 
 
 muni ov a kuntri er de paper pasig az muni. 
 Current, Kdr-ent, a. j^neraliresevd; komon;jen- 
 
 eral; popyqlar; pasabl; ms pasig. 
 Current, Kdr-ent, n. a runig strem; a kors. 
 Currente calamo, Kur-en-te kal-a-mo, [Z.] wid 
 
 a runig pen. 
 Currently, Kur-cnt-li, ad. in a kurcnt manor. 
 CuRRENTNESS, Kur-cnt-nes, n. serkqlajon; jeneral 
 
 resepjon. 
 Curricle, Kdr-i-kl, n. an opn Jaz wid tco hwelz. 
 Currier, Kdr-i-er, n. wun hcb dresez and pv^ 
 
 leder. 
 Currish, Kdr-iJ, a. Ijk a kur; bra)tal;s-sr;m<Dr6s. 
 Currishly, Kdr-iJ-li, ad. in a brcotal maner.
 
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 COKRISHNESS, Kur-iJ-ncf, n. mdrosnes; qarlijncs. 
 CuKKY, Kiir-i, V, t. tu drcs ledcr; — tu bet; tu 
 
 ruli, 11/, II hors;— tu tiki lij flateri. 
 Corky, Kiir-i, n. a hjli spjsl Indian mikstyq,r. 
 (!URKV-C0MB. Kiir-i-kom, u. an jurn ka>m. 
 Curse, Kurs, v. t. tu wij evl tu; tu eksekrat; tu 
 
 aflikt. 
 Curse, Kurs, r. i. tu utcr iruprrkfijonz. 
 Curse, Kurs, n. maledikjun: aflikjon; torment. 
 Cursed, Kdrs-cd, a. dtzerviQ a kurs; hatful; 
 
 unhali. 
 Cursedly, Kdrs-ed-li, ad. mizerabli; Jninfuli. 
 CuRSEDNESS, Kiirs-cd-nes, «. stnt ov btii) under 
 
 u kur:i. 
 CuRSER, Kiirs-or, ;;. wun hit) uterz kurscz. 
 Cuitsiiii', Kur-Jip, H. do;;Jii): mennes. 
 CuusiTOU, Ki'ir-si-tor, n. u klork in ds (janseri. 
 Cursive, Kur-siv, a. runii); rapid. 
 Cursorily, Kiir-so-ri-li, ad. in a kursuri manor; 
 
 hfisliti. 
 CoRSORiNESS, Kiir-so-ri-nes, n. sljt atonjon. 
 Cursory, Kiir-.'^o-ri, a. hasti: kwik: !?ljt; k;trles. 
 Curt, Kurt, m. Jnrt: kurtald: mi'itilntcd. [abrij. 
 Curtail, Kur-tiil, c. t. tu kut of: tu Jortn: tu 
 CuRTAiLER, Kur-ttil-cr. n. wun Ljj kut.s of cnitij). 
 Curtain. Kiir-ton, «. a klot haijip rsnda bed, 
 
 at 11 windu, or in a teatLT. 
 Curtain. Kiir-tun, r. t. tu ha^j wid kurtenz. 
 Curtal, Kur-tal, n. a hors wirt a <lokt tul. 
 CuRTAi., Kiir-tal, a. bref; abrijd; kurtiild. [waj. 
 Curtilage, Kiir-ti-laj, n. n kort^yqrd ner a mes- 
 CuRL'LE, Ki'i-ro)!, a. bElojjijj tu a qariot. 
 Curvated, Kur-vat-cd, a. bent; krukcd; kun'd. 
 Curvatiox, Kur-vn-Jon, «. de akt ov bendiij or 
 
 krukij). [fleksyqr. 
 
 Curvature, Kur-va-tq,r, n. krukodncs: kurv; 
 CuiiVE, Kurv, a. krukcd: bent; iuflekted. 
 Curve, Kurv. r. t. tu bond: tu kruk:tu inflekt. 
 Curve, Kurv, n. eni \.\\) bent; pqrt ov u serkl. 
 Curvet. Kur-vct, r. t. tu lepaza h()rs;tu b5iid: 
 
 tu frii-k. 
 Cuevet, Kur-vot, n. a lep; a b"8nd; a frolik. 
 CuRViLiNEAL, Kur-vi-lin-E-al, j a. konsistiij ov a 
 Curvilinear, Kur-vi-lin-e-ar, ( kurvdlin;kom- 
 
 puizd ov kurvd Ijnz. 
 CuRViTY, Kur-vi-ti, n. krukcdnes; kurvati;r. 
 Cushat, KiaJ-at, n. dt rij] duv, or wud pijon. 
 Cushion, KiiJ-on, n. a pilo for a set. 
 Cushioned, KuJ-oud, />. a. seted onakujon. 
 Cusp, Kusp, n. a pernt; de pernt or horn ov de 
 
 nuon. 
 (k'.spiDAL, Kus-pi-dal, a. Jqrp; endii] in a pernt. 
 Cuspidated, Kiis-pi-dat-ed, a. endip in a pernt; 
 
 jxTntcd. 
 Crsris. Kus-pi?, n. [L.] de Jqrp end ov a tij). 
 Cdstaed. Kiis-tard, n. ioA mad ov egz, milk, 
 
 Ju.c;ur, As. fgqrdii). 
 
 Custodial, Ku.s-ttf)-di-al, a. relatig tu kiistodi; 
 Custody, Kils-t«j-di, u. impriznment; k^r; seki^- 
 
 riti. 
 Custom, Kiis-tom, n. habit; habityi^al praktis; 
 
 ynznj: patronnj; dqtiz on eksports'and imjHjrt.-. 
 Customable, Ku^-tom-a-bl, a. komon; Ijabl tu 
 
 till'"'!- [ti tu kustom. 
 
 Customableness, Kiis-toni-a-bl-nes, n. konfornii- 
 ('USTOMABLV, Kiis-tom-a-bli, ad. akordifl tu 
 
 kustum. [koraouli. 
 
 Customarily. Kiis-tom-a-ri-li, ail. habityiiali; 
 Custom ARi.stss, Kds-tom-a-ri-nes, «. frekwcn- 
 
 &i; k(imonne>-. 
 Customary, Kiid-tom-n-ri, a. konformabl tu kns- 
 
 toin: yn?;iial. [a delcr. 
 
 Customer, Kds-tom-cr, n. an okdstomd bier: 
 Custom-house, Kds-tom-h-ss, n. a h'ss hw^r'de 
 
 di^tiz u{>on gudz, im[iorted or eksjxDrted.qrkol- 
 
 t^ktcd. 
 
 CoSTUMARY, KiLi-tum-a-ri, n. a buk ov loz and 
 
 ku:;tomz. 
 Cut, Kut, v. t. [i. Vni, p». kutin,kut:] tu mak an 
 
 insijon; tu divid; tu hq; tu kqrv; tu pers;— 
 
 +tu Jun; tu avdrd. 
 Cut, Kut, v. i. tu mak yqs ov an ejd \js\. 
 Cut, Kut, »i. de akjon ov an ejd instrument; a 
 
 wa)nd nuid bj an ejd t«)I; a blu; a i)rinted pikt- 
 
 yqr; fajon; Jap. [ekted. 
 
 Cut, Kut, p. a. gajt; divjdcd; hqn; depii af- 
 Cutaneous, Kq-Ui-ne-us, a. relatig tu de skin; 
 
 kqiikyqlar. 
 Cute, Kqt.t a. Jqrp: JmkI; akqt. 
 Cuticle, Kq-ti-kl, n. atinf<kin; de skqrf skin. 
 CuTicuLAR, Kq-tik-yq-lar, a. belooij tude skin 
 
 or kqtikl. 
 Cutlass, Kut-las, n, a brod kutig sord. 
 ^ Cutler, Kdt-ler, n. wun hm maks kutij) instnib- 
 
 ments. 
 j Cutlery, Kdt-ler-i, n. a kutlerz wqr or bizneg. 
 Cutlet, Kdt-let, n. a sinol pes ov met; a stak. 
 CuTi'URSE, Kdt-purs, n. a riikpokct: a tef. 
 Cutter, Kdt-er, n. wun Oat kitts;— a fast salip 
 
 vi'sel. 
 Cutthroat, Kut-trut, n. a murderer; an asasin. 
 Cuttiiuoat, Kut-trut, a. krdjel; inhqman. 
 Cutting, Kdt-ii), ii. a pes kut of; a slip. 
 Cuttle, Kdt-1, / »i. a fijf dat troz -st a 
 
 Cuttlefish, Kdt-l-fiJ, i blak likor tu konsel 
 
 it>e!f. Lpnj. 
 
 Cutwater, Kut-wet-er, n. de for pqrt ov a Jips 
 Cyanide, Sj-au-jd, n. a kompTjud ovsjanojenwid 
 
 sum uder element or komvsnd. 
 Cyanite, Sj-an-jt, //. a mineral ov biq kulor. 
 Cyanogen, Sj-an-o-jen, n. a kompisnd ov wun 
 
 ekwivalent ov njtru)jen, and tm ov kqrbon. 
 Cyanometer, Sj-an-6m-e-ter, n. an instrument 
 
 tu asci-tan de degre ov blqnes ov de se or skj. 
 Cycle. Si-kl, »». a serkl; a periodikal spas ov tjm. 
 Cycloid, Si-kltfd, h. a jeumetrikal kurv,onhwiq 
 
 dejiendz de doktrinz ov pendqlumz. 
 Cyclometry, Sj-kl6m-e-tri, «. de qrt ov me3q,r- 
 
 ii) sjklz. 
 C'YCLOP-f.DiA, ^j-kl(:>-p8-di-a, ;i. a .serkl ov de qrt.' 
 
 and sjensez;an ensjklopedia. 
 Cyclopean, Sj-klcD-ps-an, a. relatig tu de Sj- 
 
 klo]S; vast; tcrifik. 
 Cyclopic, Kj-kl6p-ik, a. vast; tcrifik; sjklopean. 
 Cyclops, Si-klo))?, n. dig. and pi. in fabyqlu.« 
 
 histori, a kills ov jiants. 
 Cygnet, Sig-net, n. a yup swon. 
 Cylinder. Sil-in-der, «. a log s^rkqlar bodi or 
 
 yqniform djametcr. 
 Cylindrical', Si-lin-dri-kal, a. havig de form 
 ^ ov u silinder. [silinder. 
 
 <'ylindroid, Sil-in-drffd, n. a bodi rczemblig a 
 Cyma. Sj-mu, «. tt muldiu:n sjm. 
 Cymar. ."^i-niqr, «. a sijt kuverip; a skqrf. 
 Cymbal, Sim-bal, n. an anjent mqzikal instrcD- 
 
 niont, [bcDt. 
 
 Cymbikorm, Sim-bi-fomi. :\. havig de Jap ov a 
 Cymb. .Sjni, n. [y.'f-/.] an iuiiur.Mens. 
 Cynanche, Si-nan-ke, >i. a dizjz ov de trot. 
 Cynanihropy, yi-nan-tro-pi, h. asortovkanjn 
 
 uiaiines. [wid a dog. 
 
 Cynarctomachy, Sin-qrk-tom-a-ki, ». b^r-batio 
 Cynic, Sin-ik, \ a. havig de kwolitiz ov a 
 
 Cynical. Sin-i-kal, ( snapiJdog;snqrli5; snapi/. 
 Cynic, Sin-ik, n. a foloer ov Djojencz; a snqrlip 
 
 f ilosofor; a nicirus man; a snqrler. 
 Cynicism, Sin-i-siz-ra, n. misantropi; morosne?. 
 Cynosure, Sj-no-Jq^r, n. de stqr ner de nort pol 
 
 bj hwii; salorz .ster; a gid. 
 Cypher. Si-fer, ». i^t {Cipher.) [ifl. 
 
 Cypress. Si-jires, ii. a tre; an emblem or mom- 
 Cyprus, tfj-prus, n. a tin transpj\rcnt stuf .
 
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 Cyst, Sist, n. a bag kontanii) morbid mater. 
 Cysted, Sist-ed, a. enklozd in a bag er sist. 
 Cystic, Sis-tik, a. kontand in a bag er sist. 
 Cystotomy, Sis-tot-o-mi, n. de opnig ov insist- 
 ed tqmorz. 
 
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 Cytisus, Sit-i-sus, 71. [Z.l a jenus ov Jrubz. 
 Czar, Z^r, n. de tjtl ov de emperor ov Rcojia. 
 Czarina, Za-re-na, n. At empres ov RcDjia. 
 CzAROWiTZ, Zar-o-wits, n. de tjtl ov de Zqrz 
 oldest sun. 
 
 D. 
 
 D 
 
 d, ds fori) leter, and terd konsonant ov &t 
 , komon IggliJ alfabet, iz a vokal eksplodent. 
 Its sljt vokaliti distiijgwijez it from t, tw hwiq 
 it iz aljd. U, az an abreviajon, standz fer doh- 
 tw; az, D.D., doktor ov diviniti: az, M.D., dok- 
 tor ov medisin; az a Koman nn,meral, it dsn^ts 
 500. It iz yixzd az u ks in miizik; and it iz 
 elso yn^zd tu den6ta sljdiij valvina stem enjin. 
 
 Dab, Dab, v. t. tu strjk jentli; tu tug; tu slap. 
 
 Dab, Dab, n. a smol lump; a soft substans;— an 
 adept; a dabster; an qrtist. 
 
 Dabble, Dab-1, v. t. tu smer; tu spater; tu wet; 
 — V. i. tu pla in weter;- — tu tamper. 
 
 Dabbler, Dab-ler, n. wun ho) dablz or medlz. 
 
 Dabchick, Dab-qik, n. a smol weter f^l. [tig. 
 
 Dabster, Dab-ster,t n. wun ho iz ekspert at cni 
 
 Da capo, Dq kq-po, [It.] agen;— signifjii) dat ds 
 ferst pqrt ov de tq,n Jud bf. repsted. 
 
 Dace, Das, n. a smel river fij, Ijk a roq. 
 
 Dactyl, Dak-til, n. a poetikal fut konsistii) ov 
 wun lor) fut and tct) Jert wunz. 
 
 Dactylic, Dak-til-ik, a. relatig tu ds daktil. 
 
 Dactylology, Dak-ti-lol-o-ji, n. de qrt ov kon- 
 versiij bj At fiijgerz. [bj de figgerz. 
 
 Dactylomancy, Dak-til-o-man-?i, n. divinajon 
 
 Dactylonomy, Dak-ti-16n-o-mi, n. de qrt ov 
 numberiij wid de firjgerz. 
 
 Dado, D^-do, n. {It.] de plan pqrt ov a kolum 
 
 betwen de bas and kernis. 
 D^DALiAN, De-da-li-an, a. Ijk a labirint; dedalus. 
 Daffodil, Daf-o-dil, n. a nqrsisus; a jenus ov 
 
 plants. [mqrk ( t )• 
 
 Dagger, Dag-er, n. a Jert sord; a ptrnyard; de 
 Dagger, Dag-er, v. t. tu stab wid a dager. 
 Daggeks-dratving, Dag-erz-dro-ig, n. a dreig ov 
 
 dagerz. 
 Daggle, Dag-1, v. t. tu tral in mjr er weter. 
 Daggle, Dag-1, v. i. tu pas iro) wet er dert: tra 
 
 dragl. 
 Daggletail, Dag-1-tal, a. bemjrd; bespaterd. 
 Dag-lock, D.ig-lok, «. a loos end ov a lok ov wul. 
 Daguerreotype, Da-giir-o-tjp, n. a metod ov 
 
 fiksii) imajez, bj menz ov de kamera obski^ra, 
 
 on metal plats; invented bj (M. Daguerre.) 
 Dahlia, Dq-li-o, nr Da-li-a, •». a plant and bq,- 
 
 tiful fl'ser, orijinali from Meksiko, kompqzii) 
 
 meni varjetiz. 
 Daily, Da-li, a. hapnig evcri da. 
 Daily, Da-li, ad. everi da; veri ofn. 
 Daintily, Dan-ti-li, ad. delikatli;nisli;fastidiusli. 
 Daintiness, Dan-ti-nes, «. delikasi; fastidiusnes. 
 Dainty, Dan-ti, a. delijus; f jn; nis; skwemij. 
 Dainty, Dan-ti, )i. sumtiij njs or delikat;a tidbit. 
 Dairy, Da-ri, n. de plas hw^r milk iz prezervd 
 
 er mad intu buter, &s.; a milk fqrm. 
 Daiey-maid, Da-ri-mad, n. a femal hcJ) manajez 
 
 a dari. 
 Dais, Da-is, 71. [ /}•.] a platform or razd flor. 
 Daisied, Da-zid, a. ful ov daziz. 
 Daisy, Da-zi, n. a perenial plant and fl-ser. 
 
 Dale, Dal, n. a spas betwen hilz; a val; a vali. 
 Dalliance, Dal-i-ans, m. miityq,al kar^sez; akta 
 
 ov fondnes. 
 Dallier, Dal-i-er, n. a trjfler: a fondler. 
 Dally, Dal-i, v. i. tu trjfl; tu fondl; tu dela. 
 Dam, Dam, n. a. mol er bagk tu. konfin weter;— 
 
 a femal pq,rent, apljd tu bests. 
 Dam, Dam, i'. t. tu konfjn weter bj damz. 
 Damage, Dam-aj, n. misqif: hurt; detriment; los. 
 Damage, Dam-aj, «. t. tu inji^r; tu imp4r; tia 
 
 hurt. 
 Damageable, Dam-aj-a-bl, a. suseptiblovdamaj. 
 Damages, Dam-aj-ez, n. pi. de am'snt ov muni 
 
 asest on a defendant, az a remq,neraJon tu de 
 
 plantif fer &s injv^ri dun him. 
 Damascene, Dam-zn, n. a. plum. Se {Damson.} 
 Damask, Dam-ask, n. iigy\\Td klot er silk; — a red 
 
 kulor. [gold, &8. 
 
 Damaskeen, Dam-as-ken, i". t. tu inla jurn wid 
 Damaskin, Dam-as-ken, n. a saber mad at Da- 
 I maskus. [a red roz. 
 
 Damask-rose, Dam-ask-roz, w. roz ov Damaskus: 
 j Dame, Dam, n. a ladi; a mistres ov a famili. 
 Damn, Dam, r. t. tia da»m tu eternal punijment; 
 
 tu kurs; tn kondem; tu hoot. 
 Damnable, Dam-na-bl, a. most wiked; pernijus. 
 Damnableness, Dam-na-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beii) wurdi ov kondemnajon. [najon. 
 
 Damnably, Dam-na-bli, ad. so az tu inkdr dam- 
 Damnation, Dam-na-Jon, «. ekskli^jon from di- 
 
 vjn mersi; eternal punijment; kondemnajon. 
 Damnatory, Dam-ua-to-ri, a. kontanip kondem- 
 najon. 
 Damned, Damd, (>r Dara-ned, p. a. kond^md; 
 
 hatful; detestabl; abherd. 
 Damnific, Dam-nif-ik, a. proki^rig los; misqivus. 
 Damp, Damp, a. merst; wet: fogi; dejekted; suijk. 
 Damp, Damp, n. fog; mefstyi|r; vapor; dejekjon. 
 Damp, Damp, r. i. tu wet; tu mersn; tu depres. 
 Damper, Damp-er, n. a valv tu stop n,r in a fur- 
 
 nas; dat hwiq qeks; pqrt ov a peanof6rt. 
 Dampish, Damp-iJ, a. m»st; inkljnd tu wet; hq,- 
 
 mid. [ytir. 
 
 Dampishness, Damp-iJ-nes, n. tendensi tu merst- 
 Dampness, Damp-ncs, n. mtfstyqr; fogines. 
 Damsel, Dam-zel, ». a yu{) madn; a gerl. 
 Damson, Dam-zn, n. a smel, dqrk kulord plum. 
 Dan, Dan,* n. de old term ov onor fer men; 
 
 ekwivalent tu master. [steps. 
 
 Dance, Dans, v. i. tu lep or mcov wid megurd 
 Dance, Dans, v. t. tia mak tu dans. 
 Dance, Dans, n. regyi^ated miDvment ov de fet. 
 Dancer, Ddn-ser, ». wun bin praktisez dansig. 
 Dancing, Ddn-sig, n. de akt ov mCDvig wid steps 
 
 tu mq,zik. [dansifl. 
 
 Dancing-mastee, Ddn-sig-mds-ter, n. a. teqer ov 
 Dandelion, Dan-de-lj-on, n. a plant and yelo 
 
 flTser. [an old kem. 
 
 Dandipeat. Dan-di-prat, n. a konseted litl felo;— 
 Dandle, Dan-dl, c. i. tu fondl: tu tret Ijk a qjld. 
 Dandlee, Dan-dler, n. wun hO) dandlz cildren. 
 i Dandruff, Dan-druf, n. a skurf on de Led.
 
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 Dandt, D4n-di, n. a fop; a mal person h b dresez 
 
 Ijk u d..l. 
 Dandyism, Dan-di-iz-m,n. de kwolitiz ov a dandi. 
 Dane, Dan, «. a nativ ov Denmq^rk. 
 Daneoeld, Dan-gcld, u. DuniJ muni; a taks lad 
 
 upon de IflgliJ najon bj dt Danz. [peril. 
 
 Danger, Dan-jer, n. ekspoji^r tu inj^ri; hazard; 
 Danger, Dan-jer, v. t. tu endanjcr. [risk. 
 
 Dangeuless, l>Hn-jcr-les, a. wid'st hazard; wid'st 
 Dangerous, Dan-jer-us, a. ful ov danjcr;perilus. 
 Dangerolslv, Dun-jer-us-li, ad. hazardusli; wid 
 
 danjur. 
 Danoerousness, Dan-jer-us-nes, u. danjer; peril. 
 Dangle, Dag-gl, v. i. tu hay loos; tia fulo. 
 Dangler, Dag-gler, n. wun hoo dagglz or hagz 
 
 abSt. 
 Danish, Dan-iJ, a. rtlatig tu de Danz. 
 Dank, Daijk,* a. damp; hi^mid; mffst; wet. 
 Daphne, Daf-nc, ». a jtnus ov plants; de lercl. 
 Dapifer, Dap-i-fcr, n. [Z.] wun hcD servz iaA. at 
 
 de tabl. 
 Dapper, Dap-cr, a. litl and aktiv; priti; net. 
 Dapperling, Dap-cr-liij, n. a dworf ; a dandiprat. 
 Dapple, Dap-1, a. ov varius kulorz; variegated. 
 1>apple, Dap-1, 1-. t. tu strek; tu vari; tu spot. 
 Dappleu, Dap-ld, a. btig ov varius kulorz. 
 Dapplegray, Dap-1-gra, a. a gra mqrkt wid 
 
 spots. 
 Dare, D:vr, i-. i. \i. durst, ps. di\,ri5), djird;] tu hav 
 
 kuraj; not tu be afrad; tu ventyii^r. 
 Dare, Dv, v. i. [i. d.^rd, /<*•. dririg, dtird;] tu qal- 
 
 enj; tu dffj; tu brav. 
 Darer, Dqr-er, h. wun htn d.-^rz or def iz. 
 Daring, Diir-ijj, a. bold; adventyiyu.-; ferles. 
 Daringly, Di'ir-ig-li. ail. boldli: kurajusli. 
 Daringness, Di'ir-ig-nes, n. bioldnes; lerlesnes. 
 Dark, D^rk, a. wontiij lit: not IJt: opak; obsk^r. 
 Dark, Dqrk, n. dqrknes; obskn,riti; wont ov Ijt. 
 Darken, I)qrk-n, r, t. tu niak dqrk; tu kl-gd. 
 Darken, Dqrk-n, i'. i. tu gro dqrk. 
 Darkener, Dqrk-n-er, n. dal hwiq dqrknz. 
 Dark-eyed, l)qrk-jd, a. havii) dqrk jz. 
 Darkish, Dqrk-i/, a. duski; aprwcjiy tu dqrk. 
 Darkling, Dqrk-liy,* a. beii) in dr dqrk. [li. 
 Darkly, Dqrk-li, ad. obskiyli; bljndli; impcrfekt- 
 Darkness, Dqrk-nes, n. wontiy Ijt; obskq,riti; se- 
 
 krcsi: grat trubl. 
 Darksome, Dqrk-sum, a. gkumi; obski^r. 
 Darling, Dqr-lii), a. favorit; der; mucj Ijeiuvd. 
 Darn, Dqrn, i-. t. tu mend a rent or hoi bj suig. 
 Darnel, Diir-nel, «. a wed griaig in de feldz. 
 Darning, Dqrn-iij, h. At akt ov raendii) holz. 
 Dart, Dqrt, /;. a wepn tron bj de hand; a sper. 
 Dart, Dqrt, v. t. tu trco; tu jit; tu emit. 
 Dart, Dqrt, r. e. tu flj rapidli, az a dqrt. 
 Darter, Dqrt-er, ;i. wun hio triiz a dqrt. 
 Dartinglv, Dqrt-ig-li. a/Z. veri s-vviftli, ijk a dqrt. 
 Dash, DaJ, v. f. tu stnk agenst:— tu bespriykl; 
 
 tu miygl; tu obliterat;'tu blot: tu konf-snd. 
 Dash, DaJ, v. i. tu flj of; tu ruj: tu strjk. 
 Dash, DaJ, 71. a mqrkor lin in r^tiy, dus ( — ); — 
 
 a bio: -in ostcntajus Jo. 
 Dashing, DaJ-ij, a. prcsipitat; rujiy; fopij. 
 Dastard. Das-tard, n. a losard: a poltrrfm. 
 Dastardize, D.as-tard-iz, r. t. tu mak k-sardli. 
 Dastardliness, Das-turd-li-nes, »i. k-sardlines. 
 Dastardly, Das-ianl-li, a. k-sardli; men. 
 DjVTA, Dii-tu, v.pl. trffldz admitod. 
 Datary, Dii-ta-ri, n. a papal of iser in Rom. 
 Date, Dat, n. At tim ov an event: cpok; era; de 
 
 tjm at hwiq a Icter iz ritn; — a frmt. 
 Date, Dat, r. t. tu not de tjm; — v. i. tu rokn; 
 
 tu begin. 
 Dateless. Dat-les, a. wid^t cni dat or fikst t^nn. 
 Date-tree, Dat-tre, n. a. kjnd ov pqm dat b^rz 
 dats. 
 
 Dative, Da-tiv, a. notiy de terd kas ov Grek 
 
 and Latin n-snz, relatin tu giviy. 
 Datum, Da-tum, n. [Z.J pi. Dd-ta; a tij) givn; a 
 
 propozijon or triit admited. 
 Daub, Dob, v. t. tu smcr; tu pant korsli. 
 Daub, Dob, n. kors pantij); plaster. 
 Dauber, D()b-er, n. wun htij dobz; a kors panter. 
 Daubery, Dob-er-i, n. dobig: eni tiy qrtful. 
 Daubing, Dob-iy, a. plaster: kors pantiy. 
 Dauby, l)ob-i, a. viskus; glqtinus: smeri. 
 Daughter, Do-ter, n. a fcmal ofsprig ov a man 
 
 or wuman; a femal qild. 
 Daughter-in-law, Do-tcr-in-lo, n. a sunz wjf. 
 Daughterly, Do-ter-li, a. Ijk a dotcr. 
 Daunt, Dqnt, v. t. tu diskuraj; tu frjt; tu in- 
 
 timidat: tu apol. 
 Dauntless, Dqnt-les, a. ferles; bold. 
 Dauntlessness, Dqnt-les-nes, n. ferlesnes. 
 Dauphin, Do-fin, n. At eldest sun ov de Kig ov 
 
 Frans. 
 Dauphiness, Do-fin-es, n. At wif ov de dofin. 
 Davit, Da-vit, n. a Jort pes ov timber. 
 Daw, Do, »i. a herd; At jakda. [dali. 
 
 Dawdle, Do-dl,t v. i. tu wast tjm; tu tqfl; tu 
 Dawdler, D6-dler, n. a. trjfler; a dalier. 
 Dawn, Don, r. i. tu gro Ijt; tu glimer; tu opn. 
 Dawn, Don, n. brak ov da; beginiij; ris. 
 Dawning, Don-ig, n. brak ov da: beg'inig; don. 
 Day, Da, n. At tjm bet wen de rjzig and setig ov 
 
 de sun; de tjm from njjn tu noon, or from mrdnjt 
 
 tu midnjt; Ijt; sunjjn; Ijf; an aptrntcd tjm; an aj; 
 
 a kontest. [transakjonz. 
 
 Day-book, Da-buk, n. a dali rcjistcr ov merkantil 
 Day'-break, Da-brak, n. don;ferst aperans ov da. 
 Day-dream, Da-drem, «. a vijon tia ds wakig 
 
 scnsez. 
 Day-labor, Da-la-bor, n, labor bj de da. 
 Day-laborer, Da-la-bor-cr, w. wun hco wurks bj 
 
 At da. 
 Daylight, Da-ljt, n. At Ijt ov At da. 
 Day-lily, Da-lil-i, ». a plant and flijer; asfodel. 
 Day'-rule, Da-ro)!, n. in lo, a reles for wun da. 
 Daysman, Daz-man, n. an umpjr; a juj. 
 Day-speing, Da-sprig, n. rjs ov de da; de don. 
 Day-star, Da-stqr, n. At mornig stqr; Venus. 
 Day-time, Da-tjm, h. tjm in hwiq d^^r iz Ijt. 
 Day-work, Da-wurk, n. wurk imp6zd bj At da. 
 Day-writ, Da-rit, «. sam az da-rcsl. 
 Daze, Daz,* v. t. tu ovcrp-xer wid Ijt; tu dazl. 
 Dazzle, D:iz-1, t. t. tu overp-scr wid Ijt. 
 Deacon, De-kn, n. an ekleziastikal ofiser. 
 Deaconess, Dc-kn-es, ii. a femal dtkn. 
 Deaconky, De-kn-ri, ) j. c- j 1 
 
 Deaconship, Dt-ku-Jip, !"• "^ ^^'^ «'' °- ^^^''■ 
 Dead, Ded, a. deprivd ov Ijf; Ijfles; inanimat; dul; 
 
 spiritles; stil; tastlcs; vapid. 
 Dead, Dcd, n. stilnes: Ac\)\:;—pl. ded men. 
 Dead-drunk, Ded-drugk, a. so drugk az tu be 
 
 mojonles. 
 Deaden, Ded-n, v. t. txa depriv ov Ijf or vigor; tu 
 
 mak ded, vapid, or spiritles. 
 Deadish, Ded-iJ, a. re zeniblig bwot iz ded; dul. 
 Dead-lift, Ded-lift, n. a lift mad wid man stregt. 
 Dead-light, Ded-ljt, n. a sort ov Juter plast over 
 
 a glas windo ov a kabin. 
 Deadliness, Ded-li-nes, n. At stat ov beig dedli. 
 Deadly, Ded-li, a. destruktiv; mortal. 
 Deadly, Ded-li. ad. mortali; implakabli. 
 Deadness, Ded-nes, w. wont ov Ijf or vigor. 
 Deadnettle, Ded-net-1, h. a wed. 
 Dead-reckoning, Ded-r6k-nig, n. konjcktytir ov 
 
 de plas hwq,r a Jip iz, bj At log. 
 Dead-water, Ded-wo-ter, ji. de edi ov woter dat 
 klozez in wid a Jips stern. [herig. 
 
 Deaf, Def, nr Def, a. wontig de sens ov herig; not 
 Deafen, D6f-n, r. t. tu mak def.
 
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 Deafly, Def-li, ad. in a def maner. 
 
 Deafness, Def-nes, n. stat or bELg def. 
 
 Deal. Del, n. a pqrt; a kwontiii; a dol; fer er pjn 
 
 timber ?od intu plagks er bordz. 
 Deal, Del, v. t. [i. delt, ps. delii), delt:] tu dis- 
 
 tribviit: tu divjd; tu skater: tu tro ab^t. 
 Deal,' DeI, v. i. tu trafik; tu transakt; tu akt: 
 
 tu inter^En. 
 Dealek, Del-er, n. wun ha delz; a trader. 
 Dealing, Del-ifl, »i. praktis: interkors; trafik. 
 Dealt, Delt, af. andy). from Ld. 
 Deax, Dfn, II. Ae sckond dignitari ov a djoses: 
 
 an ofiser in a literari instituJon. 
 Deaneey, DEn-er-i, ii. at ofis er h-ss ov a den. 
 Deassuip, Den-Jip, n. At ofis ov a d£n; dcneri. 
 Deae. Dsr, a. btliivd: prejus: kostli. 
 Deak, Dsr, n. a dqrlig; a wurd ov endErment. 
 Deabbokx, Dsr-bem, n. a lit for-hwEld karij. 
 Dear-bought. Der-bot, a. pur^tst at a hj prjs. 
 Dear-loved, Dt'r-luvd, a. muq 1u>t1. 
 Dearly, DEr-li, ad. in a dEr maner: fondli. 
 Deaeness. Dsr-nes. n. luv: kostlines. 
 Dearth, Dert, n. sk^rsiti; wont; famin. 
 Deary, DEr-i, ii. At diminyn,tiv ov dsr: a dqrlig. 
 Death, Det, n. ekstiijkjon ov Ijf; mertaliti. ^diz. 
 Death-bed, Det-bed, ii. At bed on hwiq a person 
 Death-bopisg, Det-bod-iij, 7*. a. jjortendijj det. 
 Deathless, Det-les, a. imartal: never-djig. 
 Deathlike, Det-ljk, a. rEzemblii) det. 
 Death"s-dooe, Dets-diir, n. a. het aproq tu det. 
 Deatu's-max. Dets-man. n. an eksrktiJoncr. 
 Deatuward, Det-wcird, ad. toard det. 
 Death-vaerant, Det-wor-ant, «. an order fer 
 
 At eksEkuj'on ov a krimiaal. 
 Deathavatch, Det-woq, ji. an insekt hoiz nerz iz 
 
 imajind tu prognostikat det. 
 Debar. Ds-bqr, v. t. tu ekiklq,d: tu hinder. 
 Debark. Ds-bqrk, v. t. tu land; tu disemlxirk. 
 Debarkation, DE-bqr-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov dis- 
 
 embqrkij). [terat. 
 
 Debase. DE-bas, r. i. tu dEgrad; tm loer; tu adul- 
 Debasement, DE-bas-ment, )i. de akt ov dsbasiij. 
 Debaslr, Ds-bas-er, n. wun hcD debasez. 
 Debatable, Ds-bat-a-bl, a. dispqtabl; kontest- 
 
 abl. 
 Debate, Dc-bat, n. a dispi^t: a kworel: a kontcst. 
 Debate, Ds-bat, v. t. tu kontrovert: tu dispfj^t. 
 Debate. Dr-bat, r. i. tu dEliberat: tu dispi\t. 
 Debatefll, De-bat-ful, a. kontenjus; kontestcd. 
 Debatefully, DE-bat-ful-i, ad. in a kontenjus 
 
 maner. 
 Debatement, D£-bat-ment, ». kontroversi; debat. 
 Debater. D£-bat-er, n. wun ho) dsbits; a dis- 
 
 ptl'^nt. [iKDin. 
 
 Debauch, De-boo,, r. t. tu konipt: tu vijiat: tu 
 Debauch, DE-btkj, n. druijknnes; ekses; Iqdnes. 
 Debauchedness, De-boq-ed-nes, n. intemperans: 
 
 ck.'^e.'i. 
 Debauchee, Deb-o-jE, n. a rak: a dnipkard. 
 Debauchee, De-boq-er, n. wun htD deboqez. 1 
 
 Debauchery, Ds-boq-cr-i, n. iutcmperan.s; Ind- ' 
 
 nti. i 
 
 Debauchmext, De-boq-ment, ». akt ov dEboqifl. ! 
 Debextuee. D£-bent-yqr, n. a sertifikat; an iu- 
 
 str.wnent bj liwiq a det iz klamd: a sertifikat ov 
 
 druliuk ftr alisuus. 
 Debile, Dob-il, a. w£k; febl: fant. [fant. 
 
 Debilitate, De-bil-i-tat, v. t. tu wekn: tu mak 
 Debilitatio.x, De-bil-i-ta-Jon, n. At akt ov wEk- 
 
 n\\y. dEbUiti. [gwor. 
 
 Debility, De-bil-i-ti, n. wrknes: ftblnes; la^- 
 Debit, Deb-it, u. At detor .-id ov an akisnt. 
 Debit, Deb-it, v. t. tu qqrj wid det. 
 Debo.naie. Deb-o-n^r, a. elegant: .sivil; wel-bred. 
 Debonaibly, Deb-o-n^r-li, ad. elegantli ; wid 
 
 siviliti. 
 
 Deboxaiexess, Deb-i3-n4r-nes, n. siviliti; kom- 
 
 plazans. 
 Debouch, De-bobq, r. t. tu mqrq -st. 
 Debouchure, Da-ba>-jq,r, n. [/)'.] de mut ov a 
 
 river er strat. 
 Debris. Deb-re, n. [/)■.] fragments; nibif. 
 Debt, J3et, u. hwot wun man oz tu anuder. 
 Debtee, Det-e, n. wun tu hism a det iz dq,. 
 Debtor, Det-or, n. wun hoa oz muni, &s. 
 Debut, Da-bii,, n. [/>•.] an entrans upon enitig; 
 
 ferst atemt: ferst step; ferst aperans. 
 Decachord, Dek-a-kerd, j n. a mq,zikal in- 
 
 Decachordon, Dek-a-ker-don, i strcoment; dat 
 
 hwiq haz ten pqrts. [de top kut of. 
 
 Decacumixated, Dek-a-ki'i-mi-nat-ed, a. havig 
 Decade, Dek-ad, n. At sum or number ov ten. 
 Decadexce, De-ka-dens, n. deka; fel. 
 Decagox, Dek-a-gon, n. a fig)'vi,r havig ten ekwal 
 
 sjdz. [ten sjdz. 
 
 Decahedron, Dek-a-he-dron, n. a figyqr havig 
 Decalogist, De-kal-o-jist, n. an ekspozitor ov 
 
 de dekalog. 
 Decalogue, Dek-a-log, n. At ten komdndments. 
 Decameron, De-kam-e-ron, ji. a volyum havig 
 
 t^en buks. [of. 
 
 Decamp, De-kamp, v. i. tu rEmctiv a kamp; tu mav 
 Decampment, De-kamp-ment, n. a remoival ov At 
 
 kamp. [menz. 
 
 Decaxder. De-kan-der, n. a plant havig ten sta- 
 Decaxal. Dek-a-nal, a. pertanig tu a dsueri. 
 Decaxgular, Dek-ag-gq,-lar, a. havig ten agglz. 
 Decaxt, De-kant, r. t. tu por of jentli. 
 Decaxtation, De-kan-ta-Jon, n. At akt ov de- 
 
 kantig. [vesel intu andder. 
 
 Decanted, De-kant-ed, /). pord of from wun 
 Decaxter, De-kant-er, n. wun hco dekants; — a 
 
 glas vesel far likor. 
 Decapitate, De-kap-i-tat, i-. t. tu behed. 
 Decapitation, De-kap-i-ta-Jon, n. At akt ov be- 
 
 hedig. 
 Decapod, Dek-a-pod, n. an animal havig ten fet. 
 Decarbonize, De-kqr-bon-iz, i-. t. tu deprjv ov 
 
 kqrbon. 
 Decastich, Dek-a-stiq, n. a poem ov ten Ijnz. 
 Decastyle, Dek-a-stjl, n. an asemblaj ov ten 
 
 pilarz. 
 Decay, De-ka, v. i. tu Iffiz ekselens; ta dekljn. 
 Decay, Ds-ka, i-. t. tu imp4r; tu brig tu deka. 
 Decay, De-ka, n. a dEkliu: gradynal falytj^r. 
 Decayedness, D£-ka-ed-nes, n. a stat ov deka. 
 Decease, De-ses, h. det: depqrtyqr from Ijf. 
 Decea.sk, De-ses, i-. i. tu dj; tu ekspjr. 
 Deceased, De-sest, p. a. depqrted from Ijf; ded. 
 Deceit, De-set, n. fred; a qet: (^rtifis. 
 Deceitful, De-set-ful, a. fredynlent; fml ov 
 
 deset. [deset. 
 
 Deceitfully, De-set-ful-i, ad. fredjnq^lentli; wid 
 Deceitfulxess, De-set-ful-nes, n. At kwoliti ov 
 
 beig dEsetful. 
 Deceivable. Dfi-SEV-a-bl, a. Ijabl tu be desevd 
 Deceivablexess, De-sev-a-bl-nes, n. Ijablnes tu 
 
 be desevd. 
 Deceive, De-sev, r. t. tu kez tu mistak; tu de- 
 
 lipl: tu impJiz on; tu mok: tu fal. 
 Deceiver. De-sev-er, >i. wun hot) desevz; a qet. 
 December, De-sem-ber, n. de last munt ov dc 
 
 y£r. 
 Decempedal, DE-sem-pe-dal, a. ten fet in legt. 
 Decemvir, De-sem-ver, n. [Z.] p}. De-sem-vi-rj; 
 
 wun ov de ten guvemorz ov anjent Ram. 
 Decemvieal, De-sem-vi-ral, a. belogig tu a de- 
 
 semvirat. [bj ten rtolerz. 
 
 Decemvirate, De-sem-vi-rat, n. a guvemment 
 Decency, De-sen-si, n. proprjetij dekorum; mod- 
 
 csti. [ov ten ycrz. 
 
 Decenxart, De-sen-a-ri, n. a tjdig; a period
 
 DEC 
 
 99 
 
 DEC 
 
 DzcK.NNiAL, Dc-MJn-i-al, a. kuntinyiyg ten jtn. 
 Declnt, be-MUt, A. bckiituio; tit; si4Utt>l; mixlcst. 
 DKci:>rLir, De-Mol-li, nd. iu a devout, prupor 
 
 lOBiior. lili. 
 
 I)KC>..VT\£Hd, D^-sent-nes, n. dr<oiui; di^ f>jriiuil- 
 UtckJTiuiLiry, De-iei>-ti-bU-i-ti,t ». Ijabluo* tu 
 
 be dcMvd. 
 DKCKrTiBLK. De-i4p-ti-bl,t «. l^abl tu be dt«ivd. 
 L>KCKfTiuN, Ue-s«ip-ioa, n. dr aktuvdewvig; fnxl; 
 
 I»itCKFTiOLS, Dc-M-p-Ju*, a. desctful. 
 I»k».»JTiVE, l>r--e|)-iiv, I a. dt.'tviy; de^etful; 
 Untkn^okv, l>i ^cji tw-ri, j drl(|di{). [of. 
 
 l)i;t».Ki*TiL).>i, Di -»<''PJ""> '•• 'i kropnj, or takig 
 Dkcuaum, Ue-(;<4rtu, v. t. tu kvotonikl a (j((rui. 
 UkciUAULK, Dt:-.>{d-ii-bl, a. ku|>abl uv beiy dc- 
 
 lvruiii:<l. 
 Dxcii^t:, Ue-tijii, r. t. tu fikii At ev5nt uv; tu de- 
 
 tvruiiii; tu Aotl. 
 DliCiDLDLT, De-fid-cd-ii, ad. in a dctermind 
 
 niaiior. 
 Ukcidence, Des-i-dena, n. dt akt ov frfUg awu. 
 DLCiDtK. l)t-^i'l-LT, H. wun bit) lirtt'rmiDZ. 
 l>ECil»LOL.s, l>i:-ai;i-yii-u^, a. lulifl in otum; nut 
 
 fViT^rin; not i>ureuiul. 
 Decidlol'sxess, De-sid-yn-ua-nM, n. Stat or be- 
 lli Ur^id^iius. [bj ton. 
 DtciM.vt, lL>M-i-aiiil, A. nuuberd, or multi|j|{d 
 Dkcimal, l)e'«-i-iu:tl, it. a tfut; u deiiiinal frakjun. 
 ]>t:ciMATK, Dei-i-mat, c. t. tu tjd; tu tak de 
 
 Uiit. [lent. 
 
 1)lc)matiox, l>>s-i-ma-Jon, n. a selckjon ov cveri 
 Ukc'imatur, i>ej-i-iiui-U>r, h. wun hJ> deiiuatii. 
 Deciho suctu, i>«»-i-inu-!)eka-t<j, n. [Z.] a buk 
 
 in liwiq de Jrl is folded iutu aik^^ten Icvi. 
 Decipher, I>e-MJ-for, r. t. tu ck^iplan: tu uafuld; 
 
 tu unr.ivcl. 
 ItKCiriiLaui, Dc-sj-fer-pr, u. wun hiB dc-'iforz. 
 Decihion, Ue-^i;',-on, n. At akt ovde5idig:det(rmi- 
 
 nnJoD <>v u diieroo.s, dut, or rvent. 
 Decisive, Dc-sj-»iv, a. kuiiklii»iv; f{nal: pozitiv. 
 DECI81VELT, De-«i-siv-li, ad. in a konkhi-^iv 
 
 iiianiT. [sjMiv. 
 
 Dkcisivkxess, De-sj-siv-ne*, u. stat ov beijj dc- 
 Deci!>uRV, De-si-.s(j-ri, a. abl tu det^rmin. 
 Deck, Dok, r. t. tu kavcr; tu dres; tu ari; tu 
 
 ad'*i*n. 
 Deck, Ut-k, n. At flur uv a /ip: — a pok ov kqrdz. 
 Deckkr, l».k-iT, n. wun hiij dfk:s; t» kuvcror. 
 Decei.n'u. I'fk-i5), II. i.'rnauient; einbelijiufnt. 
 Declaim, Dc-kluiu, r. i. tu 8|iek tu de pujoni. 
 Dkclaimer, Dc-klam-cr, n. wun boo deklAniz. 
 Declaimixu, De-klnui-ig, n. an apel tu de {la/- 
 
 onz. [de pnjunz. 
 
 Dkclamatiox, Dek-U-mA-Jon, n. a diakurs tu 
 Declamator, Dek-lu-iua-tor, n. an orator: a rct- 
 
 orij'an. [pajonz. 
 
 Declamatort, De-klain-a-t<j-ri, a. aprlin tu de 
 Declarable, l)c-kl:ir-a-bl. a. dat mn be dck^rd. 
 D»:i LARATiox, Dok-la-ra-Jon, n. an opn ek.-<i>roJ- 
 
 .'ii; nil :iicnuaJon: a ]iroklania/on. 
 )!>< i.MivTiVK, De-klar-a-tiv, j. proklamig; ek.«- 
 
 \\ 111 i',.:i. (tivli. 
 
 DkCLARATORiLT, De-kUr-a-to-ri-li, ad. af«*nuA- 
 Dr.cLARAToRT, De-kUr-a-t<^ri,a.afvnautir; kler: 
 
 ck«|>ri'-iv. 
 Declare, U«-kl4r, r. t. tu mnk nan: tu (mj- 
 
 kliim. 
 DL( I.aRK. Dr-kl.ir. r. I. U\ mak ■; n. 
 
 DECLARti'LY. Dr-klHr-«\l-li, ad. ., 
 Declarer, Dc-kl^r-er, «. wanh.iu ,.., . ,!.'o- 
 
 klnmrr. jon. 
 
 Declarixo, Dr-kl^r-iQ, n. pnblikajon: d^klara- 
 Dkclensiox, Dc-kl^n-Jun, «. dc akt or dekllnig; 
 
 tpnilcnsi tu fol; drjt-norasi; dr^'nt: rarin/oo ov 
 
 Declixablk, Dt-klin-B»' - * • --i-- i-ii-^ 
 Declixatiox, Dek li-nu . 
 
 'Irklt-nf ii: clu-<snt; de j i 
 
 ;i fn.ni de tkwai-r, lur 
 1' • Dek-li-nA-t«r, n. »:■ 
 
 . . .'liO. 
 
 DkcLi.SE, Dr-kljn, r. •'. tu len: tu fti; tu deka. 
 Dkclixe, De-ki{n, r t. tu brig dvn; tu/ao: tu 
 
 refiiz: tu vnri, or inflekt, az wurdz. 
 Declixe. Dc-kl|n, a. fi.lio of: dimintjon; <lekA. 
 DtcLivixr, De-kliv-i-ti, h. a tlcj;.: i .- .ivuil 
 
 dc.-i<iitt. [■ 
 
 Declivoim, De-klj-Tus, n. a Aoy, ; 
 Decoct, De-kukt, v.i. tu b<rl; tudiji-^. . . 
 
 en. 
 Decoctiox. Df-kok-Jon, «. de akt ov bwliji 
 Decollate, De-kul-at, c. t. tu beh6d: tu at 
 
 kapitut. [in. 
 
 Decollatiox, Dck-ol-a-Jon, n. deaktov bebed- 
 I>ECOLORATiox, De-kul-or-&-Jon, n. abiiin .ir pri- 
 
 VH/on ov kulor. iii(kc.mp6z<J. 
 
 Decomfosadle, De-kom-piiz-a-bl, u. . '■ 
 
 I^EcoMi'osE, De-kon)-|HJz, c. t. tu - 
 
 komtitynont jurl-^ uvu tKxli; ture-: • 
 
 tu ilrk>>iii|iiin<l. 
 Decojipusitk, De-kom-pdz-it, a. kompsndcd a 
 
 iiL-ki>nd l{tn. [Jon ov pqrt*. 
 
 Decomposition, Dc-kom-po-xiJ-on, h. a ueijara- 
 Decompo(;xi), Dc-kom-p>>nd, r. t. tu kotnii-^nJ 
 
 ami; '*** T^^Jlv ^ kuiniiund intu jKirt:-: tu de- 
 
 kijinpuz. [ii'kond tjm. 
 
 Decompound, De-kom-pind, a. kompundcd a 
 Decompolxdable, De-kum-pind-a-bl, a. datmii 
 
 be dekompTsnded. 
 Decorate, Dek-o-rat, r. /. tu adorn; tu dok: tu 
 
 embelij. [ment. 
 
 Decoe.\tiox, Dek-'j-rd-Jiin, «. ornament: cmbvlij- 
 Decorator, Dek-u-m-tor, ii. wun hii> dekombi. 
 Decorous, Dek-o-ru«, </r De-kj-rus, a. de^nt: 
 
 !<iltubl tu a karaktcr: bekdtuig: pru]M-r. 
 Decorouslt, Dek-u-rus-li, ad. m u bekdmig 
 
 inaner. [of az bqrk. 
 
 Decorticate, De-kor-ti-kat, r. I. tu pel: tu strip 
 DecoBticatiox, Dc-kor-ti-kii-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 stripig of. r'l 
 
 Decorum. De-ku-rum, n. descnsi; order: ; 
 Decoy, Dc-kA, r. t. tu lqr:tufntrap:tu ■ 
 Decov, Dr-kif, fi. ulqrtuoiil tu nii-<;if:a sn.ir. 
 DtCDY-DlcK, l>c-k«ir-duk. n. a <iuk dat h\n udon. 
 Decrease, Dc-kres, r. i. tu gru K-s: tu be di- 
 
 minijt. 
 Decrease, Dc-kre'.*, r. t. tu mak Ic5: tu diminij. 
 Decrease, De-kr^!S a. stat ov gruig le*: deka. 
 Decree, De-kr€, r. t. tu a«in bju dekr<; tu er- 
 
 dan. [Jf'ti- 
 
 Decree. Dr-kre, n. an rJikt: ft !••: a drffrm • 
 Decrement, Dek-re-mcnt, n. gradyi^al dim: 
 
 drkrr^. [uj: vw:.. 
 
 Decrepit. De-kr«p-it, a. waited and worn wia 
 Decrepitate, De-kr«p-i-tat, r. /. and «'. tu 
 
 ro.'t or kmkl in dr fjr. [ntri. 
 
 Decrkpitatidn. Drkrop-i-ta-Jon, h. a krakli 
 Decrepitude, De-kn>p-i-tqd, ». de last staj or 
 
 deka: uld aj. 
 Decrescent. De-kr«^«-ent, a. eroig lc«:dekrt«iii. 
 Decretal. De-kri-t*l, m. a buk or dtkrez t>r 
 
 rJikU. 
 Decretal, Dr-krc-t«I, a. pertanig tu a dekr/. 
 Dlcui.tust. De-kri-tist, n. wun v^rst in de dekre 
 
 tul. 
 Decretorilt, Ddk-rt-ttt -ri-li, aJ. in a Jt-fiuit 
 
 inancr. Ikriiika' 
 
 Decretory, D«^k-re-f«a-ri. a. jqdijal; drfii.ii. 
 I>ECRIAL. Dc-kri-al, h. dcnkt ovdekr|ig: klam-^rtL- 
 
 »cnjiir. 
 Decrier, Dr-krj-er, n. wun badrkris.
 
 DEF 
 
 100 
 
 DEF 
 
 Decry, De-krj, v. t. tu senjqr; tin klamor agdnst. 
 Decumbexce, De-kdm-bens, j n. Ae akt ov Iji;) 
 Decumbencv, De-kdm-ben-si, ) d-sn; prostra- 
 
 Jon; a Ijiij d-sn. [lo. 
 
 Decumbent, De-kdm-bent, a. Ijhj on de gr-snd; 
 Decumbiture, De-kdm-bi-ti\,r, n. konfjnment tin 
 
 bed. 
 Decuple, Dek-\^-pl, a. ten told. [ed. 
 
 Decuple, Dek-ix-pl, n. a number ten tjmzrspEt- 
 Decuuion, Ue-k4-ri-on, n. a komdnder Qver ten 
 
 men. 
 Decuruext, Ds-kdr-ent, a. runig d-snward. 
 Decursion, De-kdr-Jon, n. &e akt ov runii) d«n. 
 Decursive, De-kur-siv, a. runig er tendii) d-sn. 
 Decussate, De-kus-at, v. t. tu intersekt at ak^t 
 
 apglz. [intersekjon. 
 
 Decussation, De-kus-a-Jon, n. &z akt ov krosiij; 
 Dedalous, Ded-a-lus, a. havii] varius turniijz. 
 Dedecorous, Ds-dek-o-rus, a. disgrasfial; re- 
 
 profjful. 
 Dedextition, Ded-en-tiJ-on, n. de Jedii) ov de 
 
 tet. [inskrjb. 
 
 Dedicate, Ded-i-kat, v. t. tia konsekrat; tia 
 Dedication, Ded-i-ka-Jon, n. konsEkraJon; an 
 
 adrt'i. 
 Dedicator, Ded-i-ka-tor, n. wun ho dedikats. 
 Dedicatoky, Ded-i-ka-to-ri, a. relatiij tia a dedi- 
 Deditiox, De-diJ-on, n. a surender. [kajon. 
 
 Deduce, De-diis, v. t. tia dro from; tia interfsr; 
 
 tu gader. [d^st. 
 
 Deducement, De-d^s-ment, n. dsdukjon; tii) ds- 
 Deducible, i)s-dvi,s-i-bl, a. dat ma be dedij^st er 
 
 inferd. 
 Deducive, Dg-dii,-siv, a. perfermir) dedukjon. 
 Deduct, De-ddkt, v. t. tia subtrakt; tia tak awa. 
 Deduction, De-duk-Jon n. ds akt ov dednktir); 
 
 inferens. 
 Deductive, De-duk-tiv, a. dat ma be dEdi|,st. 
 Deductively, De-duk-tiv-li, ad. bji-egyi^lar de- 
 dukjon. 
 Deed, Ded, n. an akjon: an eksplfft; a fakt; — ci 
 
 ritn instrcDment for transferii) real estat. 
 Deedless, Ded-les, a. ivid-st akJon; -wid-st cks- 
 
 plflfts. 
 Deem, Dem, v. t. tu juj; tu deterniin; tu supoz. 
 Deem, Dem, v. i. tu juj; tu tiijk; tu estimat. 
 Deemster, Dem-ster, ». a juj in de >J1 ov Man. 
 Deep, Dep, a. reqii) fqr belo de surfas; prcjf-snd; 
 
 qrtful; sagajus; dqrk-kulord; grav. 
 Deep, Dep, n. de se; de man; de ojan. 
 Deepen, Dep-n, v. t. tu mak mor dep. 
 Deeply, Dep-li, ad. tu a grat dept; prof-sndli. 
 Deepness, Dep-ncs, n. dept: profunditi; sagasiti. 
 Deer, Der, ji. a forest animal hunted for venizn. 
 Deface, De-fas, v. t. tu destrer; tu raz; tu dis- 
 
 fig.vqr. [destrukjon. 
 
 Defacement, De-fas-ment, n. vjolajon; rajixr; 
 Defacer, De-fas-er, n. -wun hen defasez. 
 De facto, De fak-to, [Z.] in fakt; in realiti. 
 Defalcate, De-fal-kat, v. t. tu kut of; tu lop. 
 Defalcation, Def-al-ka-Jon, n. diminii,Jon; abat- 
 
 ment. Lreproq. 
 
 Defamation, Def-a-ma-Jon, n. slander; kalumni; 
 Defamatory, De-fama-to-ri, n. slanderus; kal- 
 
 umriius. 
 Defame, De-fam, v. t. tu slander; tu kalumniat. 
 Defamer, De-fam-er, n. wun boo defamz. 
 Defatigable, De-fat-i-ga-bl,* a. Ijabl tu be weri.' 
 Defatiuate, De-f;'it-i-gat, v. i. tu weri. 
 Defatigation, De-i'at-i-ga-Jon, n. werines; fateg. 
 Default, De-folt, n. omijon; f alyi^r; folt; defekt. 
 Default, De-felt, v. i. tu fal in performifl a kon- 
 
 trakt. 
 Defaulter, De-folt-er, n. wun gilti ov def.)lt. 
 Defeasance, De-fe-zans, n. de akt ov anuliij; a 
 
 rUiij dat defets de kondijon ov a bond. 
 
 Defeasible, De-fez-i-bl, a. kapabl ov beii) anuld. 
 Defeat, De-fet, n. an cavertro; frustrajon. 
 Defeat, De-fet, v. t. tu overtro; tu frustrat; tu 
 
 undtb. [tu kler. 
 
 Defecate, Def-e-kat, v. t. tu pi^rifj; tu refjn; 
 Defecate, Def-e-kat, a. purjd from lez; defekated. 
 Defecation, Def-e-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov defekatig; 
 
 pqrifikajon. 
 Defect, De-fekt, v. a folt; imperfekjon; a blemij. 
 Defectible, De-fekt-i-bl, a. imperfekt; defijent; 
 
 wontii). [revolt. 
 
 Defection, De-fek-Jon, n. wont, fal.yn,r; apostasi; 
 Defective, De-fek-tiv, a. ful ov defekts; imper- 
 fekt; felti. [maner. 
 Defectively, De-fek-tiv-li, ad. in a defektiv 
 Defectiveness, De-fek-tiv-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 defektiv. [kaJon. 
 
 Defence, De-fens, n. a gqrd; protekjon; vindi- 
 Defenceless, De-fens-les, a. unqrmd; ungqrded; 
 
 wfk. [tekted maner. 
 
 Defencelessly, De-fens-les-li, ad. in an unpro- 
 Defencelessness, De-fens-les-nes, n. an unpro- 
 
 tekted stat. [tu repel. 
 
 Defend, De-fend, v. t. tu protekt; tu vindikat; 
 Dependable, De-fend-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig 
 
 defended. [sil,d. 
 
 Defendant, De-fend-ant, n. a. person aki^zd er 
 Defender, De-fend-er, n. wun boo defendz; an 
 
 AdvQkat. 
 Defensative. De-fen-sa-tiv,«. defens; — abandaj. 
 Defensible, De-fen-si-bl, a. dat ma be defended; 
 
 rjt. 
 Defensive, De-fen-siv, a. servig tu defend; re- 
 
 zistig agrejon; opQzd tu ofensiv. [maner. 
 
 Defensively, De-fen-siv-li, ad. in a defensiv 
 Defer, De-fer, v. t. tu put of; tudela: tu prolog. 
 Defer, De-fer, v. i. tu dela; tu akt; tu pa def- 
 erens, [mijon. 
 Deference, Def-cr-ens, n. regqrd; respekt; sub- 
 Deferent, Def-er-ent, m. a vesel konvaig flq,id. 
 Deferrer, De-fer-er, n. a delaer; a puter of. 
 Defiance, De-fj-ans, ti. qaleni;kontemtovdanjer. 
 Deficience, De-fiJ-ens, ] n. wont; defekt; im- 
 Deficiency, De-fiJ-en-si, f perfekjon. 
 Deficient, De-fiJ-ent, a. falig; wontig. 
 Deficiently, De-fiJ-ent-li, ad. in a defektiv 
 
 maner. 
 Deficit, Def-i-sit, n. [L.] wont: defijensi. 
 Defier, De-f j-er, n. wun h(D defjz. 
 Defile, De-fjl, v.t. tu mak f-sl; tu konipt. 
 Defile, De-fjl, v. i. tu mqrq; tu go of f jl bj fjl. 
 Defile, De-fjl, n. a log naro pas. 
 Defiler, De-fjl-er, »i, wun hco def ilz. [fjnd. 
 
 Definable, De-fjn-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig de- 
 Define, De-fjn, v. t. tu giv a dcfinijon ov; tu 
 
 eksplan; tu deskrjb; tu serkumskrjb. 
 Defined, De-find,/), a. limited; deskrjbd;asertand. 
 Definer, De-f jn-er, «.. wun hcodefjnzordeskrjbz. 
 Definite, Def-i-nit, a, serten; limited; egzakt; 
 
 presjs. 
 Definitely, Def-i-nit-li, ad. in a definit maner. 
 Definiteness, Def-i-nit-nes, n. sertenti; limited- 
 
 nes. [deskripjon. 
 
 Definition, Def-i-niJ-on, n. an eksplanajon; a 
 Definitive, De-fin-i-tiv, a. determinat; pozitiv; 
 
 ekspres. 
 Definitive, De-fin-i-tiv, ji. dat hwiq definz. 
 Definitively, De-fin-i-tiv-li, ad. pozitivli; desj- 
 
 sivli. 
 Definitiveness, De-fin-i-tiv-nes, n. desjsivnes. 
 Deflagrability, Def-la-gra-bil-i-ti, n. kombus- 
 
 tibiliti. 
 Deflagrable, De-fla-gra-bl, a. kombustibl. 
 Deflagrate, Def-la-grat, v. t. tu set fir tu; tu 
 
 burn. [ekspl6d. 
 
 Deflagrate, Def-la-grat, r. i. tu tak fjr and
 
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 DirLAORATiON, Dof-Ia-grd-Jon, n. ntor destruk- 
 
 /..n l.j tjr. 
 Deklkct, Uc-fl6kt, V. «. tu turn asjd; tu dcvint. 
 DiiKLtcTioN, DE-fl<Sk-Jon, n. deviujun; a turnig 
 
 Deki.lxuue, Ur-flek-/i\r, «. adevinjon. [a rop. 
 Deklouatio.v, I)cf-la-rii-Jon, h. dc iiklovdEflfjri}); 
 Deklouii, l)f-n'sr, r. t. tu nivij; tu tuk uwii u 
 
 wi.iiniiiu vurjiiiiti; tu tuk uwd biiti. 
 Dkfloirku, l)e-l'l"sr-cr, u. wun ho) defliirz. 
 Uekllxion, iJE-fldk-Jon, h. a dtiuward flo ov 
 
 lH(iiiorz. 
 Dek(Edatiov, Dcf-E-dd-Jon, «. poliiJon. 
 Dkkoliatiom, UE-fQ-li-fi-Jon, n. dE folio ov Ievz. 
 Defokoe, l)E-f(ir!<, t'. t. tu kep Tft ov pozcjon. 
 Dekokcement, DE-fiirs-ment, u. a widliuldifl bj 
 
 furs. [form ov. 
 
 Deform, I)r-fi»rm, v. t. tu disfigyn,r; tu .sperl dt 
 Deformation, Dcf-or-ma-Jon, ». u dEfasig; a 
 
 disri^'viirij). 
 Deformed, I)e-f>)rmd, p. a. ugli; disfigyt|,rd. 
 Deformer, DE-furm-er, n. wun hO) defaiiuzorde- 
 
 fiiriuz. [nes. 
 
 Deformity, DE-form-i-ti, n. wont ov biiti; ugli- 
 Defrali), DE-fn'xi, r. t. tu rob bj trik; tu (jEt. 
 Defraudation, J)ef-ro-dti-/on, /*. prjvujon bj 
 
 fr-xl. 
 Defbauder, De-fred-er, n. wun hen dsfrodz. 
 Defray, Dr-frA, r. /. tu brjr At qurjez ov; tu pn. 
 Defrayer, Ds-fra-cr, ». wun hoj disqqrjez eks- 
 
 j)<>nse7.. [sajon. 
 
 Defravmext, DE-fni-raont, n. pnnK-nt; konipcn- 
 Deft, Dctt,* n. HEt: liunsuui: jontl. 
 Definct, I)E-frn)kt, 71. wuii haj iz d£sl:;t or dcd. 
 Defi'.nct. UE-fiiykt, .1. dcd; dESEst. 
 Defy, DE-fi, f. t. tu qulenj; tu dj\r; tu brav. 
 Dege.nlracy, DE-jen-cr-a-i-i, «. deka ov vfrtyij, 
 
 or );ui(lnes. 
 Degenerate, DE-j6n-er-nt, v. i. tu fol from dE 
 
 vv>rtyii ov imseatorz; tu deka in vcrtyil or kjnd. 
 Degenerate, DE-j^n-er-nt, a. dEkad in vertjTi: 
 
 drjonerntcd. [enit maner. 
 
 Deok.nerately, DE-jt'n-er-at-li, sd. in a dtjen- 
 Degeneratkness, I)E-j^n-cr-at-nc!'. n. dEJi^nenisi. 
 Degeneration, De-jcn-er-a-Jon, n. de nkt ov 
 
 dFJoiifniiifl. 
 Degenerol'8, DE-jen-cr-uis, /». drjcncrat; vjl; has. 
 Deglutition, Dfj;-ln^-tiJ-on, 11. a swtjluifl. 
 Dkoradation, Deg-ra-du-/on, u. de akt ov de- 
 
 gnidi;): biisnc.-<. 
 Degrade, DE-griid, v. t. tu pins locr; tu locr; tu 
 
 disgrtis. [maner. 
 
 Degradingly, DE-gnid-ifl-li, ad. in a dEgradifl 
 Degree, Dr-grE, a. kwnliti; rajik; stajon; sti-p; — 
 
 u t|tl or raj)k konft'rd bj a kokj; dE :{t)Otl ])qrt ov 
 
 Q scrkl: t>(t JEOgnifikal milz. (ov tn.stif). 
 
 Deoustation, De-gus-tu-Jon, n. a tnstig; dE sens 
 Dehiscence, De-hLs-ens, 11. a gcipig; de upni|) nv 
 
 kajKiil/.. [ov a plant. 
 
 Dehiscent, DE-his-cnt, a. opnig, az At ka|vsiil 
 Deiiort. l)E-hi>rt, V. t. tu diswiiil or advjz agoiist. 
 Deiioutation, l)E-bor-la-Jon, n. diswnjon; advj> 
 
 aiT'Mi-'t 'I uii-^nr. [wild. 
 
 Dkhortatorv, l)E-h.>r-ta-to-ri, a. t«ndig tu dis- 
 Deikic, i)r-if-ik, a. mnkin divjn. 
 Deification, De-i-fi-kii-Jnn, n. At akt ovdEifjio- 
 Deifier, Ds-i-fi-cr, m. wun ha> dsif jz. 
 Dei FORM, DE-i-lorm, a. ov godljk form. 
 Deify, Dj-i-f j, v. t. tu mak a gml nv; tu lulur. 
 Deign, Dan, r. 1. tu kondrsi'-nd: tu vsqsiif. 
 Deign, Dan, r. t. tu grant; tu permit; tu alx. 
 Deis.M. lU'-izui, n. At lioktriii or krEd ov a dsist. 
 Deist, l>i'-ist, n. wun Iud bEJEvi in de cgziat«ns 
 
 ov (J(h1, but disbelevz rEvc'ld rrlijon. 
 Deistic, DE-is-tik, j ^^^. J J 
 
 Dkistical, De-is-ti-kal, \ " >* 
 
 Deity, D£-i-ti, n. de Divjn Hein; divjn natynr. 
 Deject, DE-j(-kt, i-. t. tu kust dun; tu dEpres. 
 I>ejected, DE-jekt-cd, a. kast dun; lu itpirited. 
 Dejectedly, De-j(5kt-od-li, ad. in u dijekted 
 uianer. \ya»l dun. 
 
 Dejectedness, DE-jekt-ed-nos, n. gtat ov beiy 
 Dejecter, De-jekl-cr, 11. wun Lo) drj^kta or kruU 
 J«"- [pre/on. 
 
 DUECTION, DE-jt^k-Jon, n. luncs ov gpiriU; de- 
 Dejeiner, Du-jn-na, n. [/K] u brckfast. 
 De jure, De ji'i-rE, [/.] bj, or ov rjt; bj lo. 
 Delapsed, I)E-la[>st, a. foln dun. 
 Delation, De-la/on, n. konvaans; an akqzajon. 
 Delay, De-Ib, r. t. tu dsfer; tu put of; tu hinder. 
 Delay, De-la, r. i. tu linger; tu stop; tu pro- 
 
 kra.stinat. 
 Delayer, De-W-er, n. wun hoa delaz. [ut. 
 
 Dele, Dt'-le, v. t. [Z.] tu dElEt; tu crn."; tu blot 
 Deleble, Del-E-bl, a. kapabl ov bEiy efiist. 
 Delectable, DE-lekt-a-bl, a. plezio; deljtful; 
 plezant. (nes. 
 
 Oelectableness, De-lekt-a-bl-nes, n. dEljiful- 
 Delectably, De-lekt-a-bli, ad. deljtfuli; plcz- 
 
 aniii. 
 Delectation, Del-ek-ta-Jon, n, plej^r; dEljt. 
 Delegate, Del-e-gat, r. t. tu send on an embui: 
 tu intru:>t. [tiv. 
 
 Delegate, Del-e-gat, n. a d^pyqti; a reprezenta- 
 Delegated, Del-E gat-cd, a. dEpi^ted. 
 Delegation, Dil-r-ga-Jon, n. Az akt ov sendij 
 
 uwfi; (1 puti|) in koinijoii; dE person depicted. 
 
 Delete, De-Iei, r. t. tu blot ui; tu efiis; tu enid. 
 
 Deleterious, Dcl-£-t£-ri-u.«, a. destriiktiv; injij,- 
 
 rius. [jon. 
 
 Deletion, DE-le-/on, 11. At akt ov blotij) ut; era- 
 
 Delf, Delf, ) H. cstern w.ir; k-snterfit t'jna w^r. 
 
 Delft, Delft, i orijinali mad at Delft. 
 
 Deliberate, De-lib-er-at, v. i. tu konsider: tu 
 
 hezitat. [sidcr. 
 
 Deliberate, De-lib-er-at, v. t. tu wa; tu kon- 
 
 Deli BERATE, De-lib-er-at, a. kojus; konsidcrat; 
 
 "lu. [at manor. 
 
 Deliberately. De-lib-er-nt-li, ad. in a dEliber- 
 
 Delibkkateness, DE-lib-cr-at-nes, n. kojon: dc- 
 
 libenijon. 
 Deliberatio.n, De-lib-er-d-Jon, 11. de akt or de- 
 
 liberatiu; frjt. 
 
 Deliberative, De-lib-er-a-tir, a. kontanig de- 
 
 libem/on. [liberntiv manor. 
 
 Deliherativelt, Dt-lib-cr-a-tiv-li. .id. in a de- 
 
 Delicacy, Del-i-kn-si, n. .sumtio delikat; danti- 
 
 ne.s; njseti: softnec: poljtnes; tenderne.". 
 Delicate, Del-i-kat, a. iij.s: danti: fin: \<a\'ii: soft. 
 Delicately, Del-i-kat-li, ad. in a deliknt manor: 
 Hoftli. [nes. 
 
 Delicateness, D^l-i-knt-niM, «. tendemc.«; soft- 
 Delicious, De-HJ-us, a. hjli pleiio; veri gratful; 
 
 swEt; agrEabl: <;ririnio. 
 Deliciously. Dr-liJ-us-li, ad. in a delijus manor. 
 Deliciousness, De-liJ-us-ncs, h. deljl; grat plej- 
 
 Ur. 
 Pelioation, Del-i-ga-Jon, n. deaktov bjndiijup. 
 Delight, De-ljl, »i. plo^q^rabl emojon: j«f; gmt 
 
 plt'Sqr; hj satisfakjon. 
 Delight, De-Iji, v. t. tu plrz gratli. 
 Delight, Dc-ljt, r. 1. tu hav drljt. 
 Delightful, DE-ljt-ful, a. hjli plrziij. 
 Delightfully, De-ljt-ful-i, ad. in a drljtful 
 inamr. [deljt. 
 
 Delightfulness, DE-lit-ful-no?, n. grat plo3iir; 
 Delightsome. Dr-ljt-.«iira. a. drljtful. 
 DELiOHTrtOMEN»_ss, DE-lit-sum-ne*, H. picxantncs. 
 Delineament, Dc-lin-e-a-ment, n. a dniig: At- 
 
 liiirn/.-n. 
 Delineate, De-Iiu-c-at, v. t. tu dcijn; tu sko^; 
 tu (junt.
 
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 Delineation, Dc-lin-£-a-Jon, n. &e ferst draft: 
 
 a dr.tiij: u deskripjon. 
 Delixeator, De-liii-e-a-tor, n. wun hoD dslinsats. 
 Delinquency, Dc-liij-kwen-si, ». a iolt; a rais- 
 
 ded: (liens. 
 Delinquent, DE-lig-kwcnt, w. an ofeuder. 
 Delinquent, Dc-liij-kwcnt, a. faliij indi],ti; folti. 
 Deliquate, Del-i-kwat, v. i. and t. tia melt; tu 
 
 dizolv. 
 Deliquesce, Del-i-kwes, v. i. tu mult sloli in de 
 
 Jtr: tia atrakt woter from At q,r. [At ^r. 
 
 Deliquescence, Dcl-i-kwes-ens, n. a meltig in 
 Deliquescent, Del-i-kwes-ent, a. mcltiij in At q,r. 
 Deliquium, Dg-lik-wi-um, 71. [Z.] a meltiij in 
 
 df :\r: delikwescns: a fantiij. [fansi. 
 
 Delirament, l)e-lir-a-ment,* n. a dotii) or fojlij 
 Delirious, De-lir-i-us, a. Mt hcded; ravii); dotiij. 
 Deliriousness, Ds-lir-i-us-nes, n. de stat ov wun 
 
 raviij. 
 Delirium, De-lir-i-um, n. a disorder ov At in- 
 
 telokt, ulyennjun ov mind, az in fsver. 
 Delirium tremens, De-lir-i-um trt'-menz, [Z.] a 
 
 disorder ov de bran, almost peki^^lyar tia druijk- 
 
 ardz. [dens. 
 
 Delitescence, Del-i-tes-ens, n. retirment; subsi- 
 Deliver, De-liv-cr, v. t. tu set fre; tia reles; tu 
 
 reski|; tu surender; tu giv; tu spek; tu uter. 
 Deliverance, De-liv-er-ans, n. reles; reski^,; de- 
 
 liveri. 
 Deliverer, De-liv-er-er, n. wun liio deliverz. 
 Delivery, De-liv-er-i, n. de akt ov deliveriy; re- 
 les: reskij,: surender; uterans; speq; qjldbert. 
 Dell, Del, ». a pit; a kaviti; a Jadi kuvert; a dal. 
 Delph, Delf, )j. erten w^r. 
 Delphic, Del-fik, a., relatii) tu Delfi: orakyri^lar. 
 Delphinite, Del-fin-it, n. a mineral; epidot. 
 Delta, Del-ta, n. de Grek leter a; — a trjaggi^lar 
 
 trakt ov land tourdz de m'st ov a river. 
 Deltoid, Del-terd, n. a trKii)gn,lar musl. 
 Deltoid, Del-terd, a. rezemblig de Grek leter 
 
 delta. [ptrnt. 
 
 Delude, De-h\d, v. t. tu desev; tu qet: tu disa- 
 Deluder, Do-lvid-er, ji. %Yun hcD deh'^dz. [hud. 
 Deluding, De-l^d-iij, n. desepjon; koliijon; fols- 
 Deluge, Del-xy, n. a jeneral inundajon. 
 Deluge, Del-xy, i'. t. tu dr'sn; tu overhwelm. 
 Delusion, De-14-gon, «. de akt ov deln,dii), de- 
 sepjon; frod; fols reprezentajon. 
 Delusive, De-h'i-.siv, | ^ , ■.■ . , , 
 Delusory, D8-htso-ri,f ^- ^^^^'B ^"^ ^^^^^- 
 Delve, Delv, v. t. tvi dig; tu opn wid a spad. 
 Delve, Delv, n. [••a kav;] a kwontiti ov kulz. 
 Delver, Delv-cr, ji. wun hoo delvz; a diger. 
 Demagogue, Dem-a-gog, n. a. rhjleder ov a fak- 
 
 Jon; a p6pyn,lar and iakjus oraior. 
 Demagogism, D6m-a-gog-iz-m, n. de praktisez ov 
 
 dein;ig(igz. 
 Demain, De-man, ) ^-^ • , j 
 
 Demesne, De-men, 1 "• "" ""^^'^ "^ ^'''^^^ 
 Demand, De-mdnd, v. t. tu ask wid otoiti; tu 
 
 klani. [kolii). 
 
 Demand, De-mdnd, u. a klam; a kwestyon; a 
 Demandable, De-mdnd-a-bl, a. dat ma be de- 
 
 miindcd. [akjon. 
 
 Demandant, De-mdnd-ant, n. a plantif in an 
 Demander, De-mdnd-er, n. wun hoa deradndz. 
 Demarcation, De-mar-ka-Jon, n. divigon; b-sn- 
 
 dari. [self. 
 
 Demean, De-men, v. t. tu behav; tu kari wunz 
 Demeanor, De-men-or, «. karij; behavyor; kon- 
 
 dukt. [insan. 
 
 Dementate, De-men-tat, v. t. tu mak mad or 
 Dementate, De-mon-tat, a. infatyi^atcd; insan. 
 Dementation, De-men-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov mak- 
 
 ii) mud or frantik. [atcd. 
 
 Demented, De-meat-ed, a. insan; mad; infatyn^- 
 
 Demerit, De-mer-it, n. il dczert; fait. 
 Dkmersion, De-mer-Jon, n. imerjon; a dnjnig. 
 Demi, Dem-i, a prefiks signifiir) hqf, az, demigod; 
 
 dat iz, hqf a god; yi^zd onli in kompozijon. 
 Demidevil, Dem-i-dev-1, n. hqf a devl. 
 Demigod, Dem-i-god, n. hqf a god; a grat hero. 
 Demijohn, Dem-i-jon, n. a Iqrj glas vesel. 
 Demiquaver, Dem-i-kwav-er, n. hqf a kwaver. 
 Demirep, Dem-i-rep,t ». a wuman ov suspijua 
 
 karakter. 
 Demise, De-mjz, 11. det; deses; a yeldig up. 
 Demise, De-miz, v. t. tu grant at wunz det; tia 
 
 wil. 
 Demised, De-mjzd, p. a. lest; bekwedd. 
 Demission, De-mij-on, m. degradajon. 
 Demit, De-mit,* v. t. tu depres; tu let fel. 
 Demitint, Dem-i-tint, n. a sert ov medial or hq;f 
 
 tint. [pspl. 
 
 Democracy, Ds-mok-ra-si, n. a guvernment bj Az 
 Democrat, Dem-o-krat, n. wun devoted tu de- 
 
 mokrasi. 
 Democratic, Dem-o-krat-ik, I a. relatii) tu 
 
 Democratical, Dem-o-krat-i-kal, j a popyqlar 
 
 guvernment. [demokratikal maner. 
 
 Democratically, Dem-o-kr;it-i-kal-i, ad. in a 
 Demolish, De-mol-iJ, v. t. tu tro d-su; tu destrff. 
 Demolisher, De-mol-iJ-er, 11. wun hO) demolijez. 
 Demolishing, De-mol-iJ-ig, i^p. pialii) d'sn; de- 
 
 strffii). [demolijon. 
 
 Demolishment, De-mol-iJ-ment, n. destrukjon; 
 Demolition, Dem-o-liJ-on, n. destrukjou. 
 Demon, De-mon, n. an evl spirit; a devl; a spirit. 
 Demoniac, De-mo-ni-ak, n. wun pozest bj a de- 
 mon. 
 Demoniac, De-mci-ni-ak, ) a. beloijii) tu a 
 
 Demoniacal, Dem-o-nj-a-kal, i demon, er an 
 
 evl spirit; devlij. 
 Demonian, De-mo-ni-an, a. devlij; demoniak. 
 Demonism, De-mon-iz-m, n. de wurjip ov demonz. 
 Demonocracy, De-mon-ak-ra-si, n. guvernment 
 
 ov demonz. [spirits. 
 
 Demonology, De-mon-ol-c-ji, 7i. a tretiz on evl 
 Demonship, De-mon-Jip, n. At stat ov a demon. 
 Demonstrable, De-mon-stra-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 demonstrated; dat ma be prcovd beyond d'st er 
 
 kontradikjon. 
 Demonstrableness, Dc-mon-stra-bl-nes, n. de 
 
 kwoliti ov beiij demonstrabl. [klerli. 
 
 Demonstrably, De-mon-stra-bli, ad. evidentli; 
 Demonstrate, De-mon-strat, v. t. tu prCDv wid 
 
 sertenti; tu Jo bj ekspcriment. 
 Demonstration, Dem-on-stra-Jon, n. At hjest 
 
 degre ov evidens; serten prmf. [planli. 
 
 Demonstratively, De-mon-stra-tiv-li, ad. klerli; 
 Demonstrator, Dem-on-stra-tor, er De-mon- 
 
 stra-tor, n. wun hitj demonstrats. 
 Demonstratory, De-mon-stra-to-ri, a. tendig 
 
 tu demonstrat. [strukjon ov moralz. 
 
 Demoralization, De-mor-al-i-za-Jon, 11. At de- 
 Demoralize, De-mor-al-jz, 1;. t. tu destrt? de 
 
 moralz ov. [moralz. 
 
 Demoralized, De-mor-al-jzd, p. a. konipt in 
 Demulcent, De-mul-sent, a. sofnii); molifiii). 
 Demulcent, De-mul-sent, n. a molifjii) aplikajon. 
 Demur, De-miir, v, i. tu dela; tu pez; tu hezitat. 
 Demur, De-nuir, n. d'st; hezitajon; a pez. 
 Demure, De-mi^r, a. sober; grav; d-snkast; modest. 
 Demurely, De-mi'ir-li, ad. in a demi\,r maner. 
 Demureness, De-mi'ir-nes, n. afekted modesti; 
 
 graviti. 
 Demurrable, De-mur-a-bl, a. dat ma be demurd 
 
 tu. [Jips. 
 
 Demurrage, De-miir-aj, n. an al-sans for delaig 
 Demurrer, De-mur-er, n. wun h<» demiirz; stop 
 
 in a lo sn,t. 
 Demy, De-mj, n. a partikyi|lar sjz ov paper.
 
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 Dkn, Don, n. a kavcm; de knv ov a wjld btst. 
 I)KN, l)cn, r. 1. tu dwi'l az in a den. 
 l)t:.NARiL'B, l)t-na-ri-us, n. a Ituman kffn ov nbiSt 
 
 «ik.iirn Hont8. 
 I)knary, l)*n-a-ri, &. kontanig ton. 
 Dknatioxalizk, l>c-nA/-on-al-iz, v. t. tu drprjv 
 
 ov luijonal riw. [unnatynrul. 
 
 i)ENATiRALiXE, I)E-nat-yq,-ral-iz, v. t. tu mak 
 Dkndbite, Di'n-drjt, n. a mineral havig figyriri 
 
 ov trrz i>r Jrubz. [trtz. 
 
 De.vdhitic, iK'n-drit-ik, a. vand Ijk de levz uv 
 DendkoiI), Hc'n-drffd, a. rezt^niblig a tre or Jrub. 
 Dendbolooist, Dfn-dr6l-o-jist, «. wun verst in 
 
 dciulroluji. [tori ov trtz. 
 
 DENiiKOLOGr, Don-drol-o-ji, n. At niityi^ral his- 
 1)em>kuiiktkk, Den-drom-E-tor, n. uu instrti)incnt 
 
 fitr ni(?jiiri\) trtz. 
 IJemaulk, DE-nj-a-bl, a. kapabi ov beig denjd. 
 Denial, Dt-nj-al, n. nrjpijon; rEfi[znl; abjq,raJon. 
 Demeu, De-nj-cr, n. wun biD drnjz: a refiizer. 
 Dt.NiORATE, Den-i-grnt, v. t. tu blakn. 
 Denieatio.v, Don-i-Eu-Jon, «. de akt or cnfrAn- 
 
 <ji7.i(). 
 Denize.v, Dt'n-i-zcn, m. a foronor cnfranqizd. 
 Demzkn, Den-i-zen, r. t. tu onfrdnqjz. 
 Denomixable, DE-n6ui-i-na-bl, a. dat ma bE 
 
 nniml. [giv u nam tu. 
 
 Dexomi.vate, De-n6m-i-nat, r. t. tu naiu: tu 
 DKiUMi.VATiox, DE-nom-i-na-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 nainit): a nam; a sukt or kluj ov Kristyanz. 
 Dexom I native, DE-n6m-i-na-tiv, a. dat givz a 
 
 num. 
 Dkxominatob, DE-n6m-i-na-tor, «. de giver ov 
 
 II Miiiii: dE luor number in Kiinion Fmk/i>nz. 
 DEXnTABLE. DE-n<it-a-bl, a. kaimbl nv bEip mqrkt. 
 Denotation, l)en-o-tu-Jon, ii. dE akt ov dEnotif). 
 Denote, Dt-uut, r. t. tu mqrk; tu signify; tu 
 
 betiDkn. 
 Denotement, De-n<St-ment, n. a sjn; an indikajon. 
 Denoting, l)E-nu>t-i|), ;j/>. mqrkip; indikatij). 
 Denouement, Dn-mtj-iii<ih. n. [//•.] dE diskuvcri 
 
 ov de plot ov Q drqma or poem: katastrofe. 
 Denoince, De-n'sns, f. t. tu tretn; tu akiiz; tu 
 
 Ht-'nJur. 
 Dknolncemext, De-niKns-ment, n. denunsiajon. 
 Dexoi'NCee, DE-n'sns-er, n. wun h<n dEnt^nsez. 
 De novo, De nij-vu, [/..] ani\; from dE beginip. 
 Dense, Dens, a. klos: koinjvikt; tik: i»Imost solid. 
 Density, D^n-si-ti, u. klu.^nes; kompaktnes. 
 Dent, Dent, v. t. tu mqrk wid a dent; tu indent. 
 Dent, Dent, n. a mqrk; an indentajon. 
 Dental, D(^n-tal, a. bEloyin tu dE ttt. 
 Dental, Dental, n. a letor prunviut prinsijmli 
 
 III dc ajensi ov de tet. 
 
 Dentate, D«»n-tat, ) »,,.,.. 
 
 Dentated. I)en-tat-cd, ( "■ P'^nto*l» U^ Ut 
 Dented, l)«4nt-ed, a. no^t: indi^ntcd. 
 Dentelli, Don-t^l-e, H.pl.[Jt.] mi:>dilyonz. 
 Denticle, Don-tiki, n. an ornament rez^mbli^) 
 
 a t«Dt; a pruj^ktcd p<rnt; a dentil. 
 Denticilated, Dcn-tik-yq-lat-ed, a. set wid 
 
 !nn<\ Irt. 
 Denticllatiox. Den-tik-yn-la-Jon, n. destatov 
 
 brip dentikyqiatod. 
 DEXTirRiCE, Den-ti-f^i^ n, a p-jder for de t«t. 
 Dextil. D^n-til, u. a modilyon: a dentikl. 
 Dentist, D^n-Ust, m. a surjon or doktor for de 
 
 trt. 
 Dentiktrv, Df^n-ti.i-tri, n. At biznej ova dentist. 
 Dentition, Den-ti/-on, n. At brrdig ov t£t. 
 Dentoid. Den-t<Td, a. rezf^mblip a U.h\>. 
 Dexidate. Dr-nq-dut, r. t. tu div^it; tu strip. 
 Dexi datium, Dcn-yq-da -Jon, >i. u stripig or mak- 
 
 ip imki'ti. 
 Dknlke. Dr-nqd, r. t. tu strip. (tretn. 
 
 Dknunciats, De-ndn-Ji-at, r. t. tu denvos; tu 
 
 Denuxciatiox, Dr-nnn-Ji-6-Jon, n. At akt ov 
 
 dEnttn<i(): publik menus. 
 Denuxciatou, De-niin-ji-a-tor, n. wun hat At- 
 
 nTinsez or tretni. 
 DEXUNciATOBy, De-ndn-/i-»-t<i-ri, a. kontani^i 
 
 denunjiajon; liensuriai!. [diawn. 
 
 Dexv, De-nj, v. t. tu kontradikt; tu nfqz; tu 
 Deobstbuent, DE-6b-i!tnJj-cnt, a. remoivio ob- 
 
 strukjonz. [medinin. 
 
 Deobstbuext, DE-6b-BtM)-ent, n. an a{irrient 
 Deodand, De-a-<Und, a, a tifl givn or fwrliu-d 
 
 tu (iixl. [dcontilojS. 
 
 Deontolooist, De-on-t61-o-jist, n. wun vernt in 
 Deontolooy, De-on-tol-o-ji, n. At ciemi ov etik#. 
 Deoxidate, l)E-ok.s-i-dat, v. t. tu dEok.-idjz. 
 Deoxidize, DE-6ks-i-djz, r. t. tu dEprjv ov ofcji- 
 
 jen; tu rEdqs tu dE i>t«t ov an okfid. 
 Depaint, DE-|>ant, c. t. tu jiant; tu degkrjb. 
 Depart, De-pl^rt, r. i. tu gu awa; tu lev; tu 
 
 Atii*. [Jon. 
 
 Departing, De-p^rt-ijj, n. a goiifl awii; separa- 
 Depabtmext, DE-i4rt-meut, n. scparat ofis, pqrt, 
 
 or divi;-{i)n. 
 Depabtmextal, De-pqrt-m^n-tal, a. belogig tu 
 
 a deiN^rtiuent or provins. 
 Depauture, DE-jx|rt-yqr, n. a goifl awi; det; 
 
 a l•"^!iaki^); an abandonment. 
 Depastlbk, DE-jnist-yqr, r. i. tu pastyqr. 
 Depauperate, Ds-fio-pcr-at, r. t. tu mak par. 
 Depend, DE-p<§nd, c. t. tu hap from; tu rtlj; tu 
 
 lulbEr. 
 Dependant, De-p^nd-ant, n. wun hdB iz subordi- 
 
 nnt or dEi>endcnt; — ritn olsu {dtjxnJent.y 
 Dependence, DE-p^nd-ens, i n. stat ov bEi^ 
 Depexde.ncv, DE-jiend-en-ai, I subordinat; kon- 
 
 ekjoii: trust: rEljans. 
 Dependent, Ds-pend-ent, a. bagig d«n: subor- 
 dinat. [rEtaner. 
 Dependent, De-p^nd-ent, n. wun subordinat; a 
 Depexder, De-p6nd-er, n. wun hot dep^ndz; de- 
 
 |M.'ndent. 
 Depending, De-p^nd-ig, pp. a. hagig dun; reljig 
 
 on; tru-ilig tu. [flem. 
 
 Dephleomate, DE-fl6g-mat, c. t. tu kler from 
 Dephlegmation, Def -leg-ma -Jon, n. separajon 
 
 "V Hem. (skrjb. 
 
 Depict, DE-pikt, r. t. tu pant; tu portra; tu de- 
 Depicture, DE-pikt-yqr, v. t. tu depikt er repre- 
 
 zetit in kulorz. 
 Depilate, Dep-i-lat, r. t. tu pul of h^r. 
 Depilation, Dep-i-la-Jon, ii. a pulig of de h^r. 
 Depilatory, Dr-pil-a-to-ri, a. takig awa dE h^r. 
 Depilatory, DE-pil-a-tij-ri, n. dat hwiq taks 
 
 awii li.ir. 
 Depiluus. De-pj-Ius, or D^p-i-lus, a. wid'st h^r. 
 Deplaxtation, Dep-lan-ta-Jon, n. de aktov tak- 
 ig U|) plant.*:. 
 Deplktio.v, ItE-pU-Jon, n. an emtiig: blud-letig. 
 Depletory, DE-plE-t«j-ri. a. k..iig drple/on. 
 Deplorable, DE-pliir-a-bl, a. lamentabi ; sad; 
 
 kalamitus. [beig dEplU)rabl. 
 
 Deplorableness, De-plur-a-bl-nes, h. stat ov 
 Deplorably, De-pldir-a-bli, aJ. Umentabli; mii- 
 
 erabli. [pldrin; lamentajun. 
 
 Deploration, Dep-lo-ra-Jon, ii. At akt ov de- 
 Deplore, De-pltSr, v. t. tu lament; tu bcwal: 
 
 tu murn. 
 Deploker, De-plur-cr, m. a lam^ntcr; a mtamer. 
 Deploy, De-pl^ir, r. »'. tu displa; tu opn: tu un- 
 
 f(2>ld. [or jlajea. 
 
 Deplumatiox, Dep-lq-mn-Jon. n. dr los ov fedcn 
 Deplume, Ds-plqm, r. /. tu strip ov leden. 
 Deponent, De-ixj-nenl, n. wun nu mutu a dcp- 
 
 uzijon: a witnea;— a dE|>tJnent verb. 
 Deponent, Dr-inJ-nont, a. nutig Ijttin vy rbi hwi^ 
 
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 Depopulate, Ds-pop-yii-lat, v. i. tu bekdm dis- 
 
 pt-pld. [havok; wast. 
 
 Depopulation, De-pop-yn-la-Jon, n. dtstrukjon; 
 Depopulatok, De-pop-yi^-la-tor, n. wun hco de- 
 
 poiwulats. [bEhav. 
 
 Depokt, l)t-pcort, V. t. tu kari; tia demen; tu 
 Deport, De-p6rt, «. demenor; deportment. 
 Deportation, Dep-or-ta-Jon, n. transports Jon: 
 
 eksjl. [demenor. 
 
 Deportment, De-purt-ment, n. kondukt; bq^rig; 
 Deposable, De-p6z-a-bl, a. dat ma be depozd. 
 Deposal, I)e-p6z-al, n. de akt ov deprjviij ov 
 
 saverenti. [atest. 
 
 Depose, De-poz, v. t. tu degrad; tu divest; tu 
 Depose, De-poz, v. i. tu bi^r witnes; tu testifj. 
 Deposer, De-p6z-er, n. wun boo depozez er de- 
 
 gradz. 
 Deposit, De-poz-it, v. t. tu la up; tu loj; tu plas. 
 Deposit, De-poz-it, n. dat hwiq iz depozited; a 
 
 plej; a pon; a sekn,riti; a depozitori. 
 Depositaky, De-p6z-i-ta-ri, n. wun tu hoam a 
 
 tiij iz intrusted. 
 Deposition, Dep-o-ziJ-on, n. de akt ov depozii); 
 
 de testimoni ov a witnes er deponent redi|st tu 
 
 rjtiij and sjnd. [pozit. 
 
 Depositor, De-poz-i-tor, n. wun hoo maks a de- 
 Depository, De-poz-i-to-ri, n. a plas fer lojii) 
 
 eni tig. 
 Depositum, De-p6z-i-tum, n. [Z.] a depozit. 
 Depot, De-p6, n. [/'/'.] a plas ov depozit; a mag- 
 
 azen; a plas fer stopig and stqrtig on a ralrod. 
 Depravation, Dep-ra-va-Jon, n. korupjon; de- 
 
 praviti. 
 Deprave, De-prav, v. t. tu mak bad; tu korupt. 
 Depraver, De-prav-er, n. wun boo depravz; a 
 
 vijiator. 
 Depravity, De-prav-i-ti, n. korupjon; a vijiated 
 
 Stat. [agenst. 
 
 Deprecate, Dep-re-kat, v. t. tu beg of; tu pra 
 Deprecation, Dep-re-ka-Jon, n. pr<T,eragenst evl; 
 
 entreti. 
 Deprecative, Dep-re-ka-tiv, ) a. dat servz tu 
 Deprecatory, Dep-re-ka-to-ri, i deprEkat;en- 
 
 tretig: apolwjetik. 
 Deprecator, Dep-re-ka-tor, n. wun hcu deprekats. 
 Depreciate, De-pre-Ji-at, v. t. tu loer de prjs 
 
 ov: tu Icsn in valyi|; tu disparaj. 
 Depreciation, De-pre-Ji-a-Jon, n. de akt ov de- 
 
 prt'Jiatiij: dekres ov valyi],. 
 Depredate, DepvE-dat, v. t. tu rob; tu pilaj; 
 
 tu sperl. [ig; wast. 
 
 Depredation, Dep-re-da-Jon, n. a robig; a sperl- 
 Depredator, Dep-re -da-tor, «. a rober; a de- 
 
 vsrer. [tu dejekt. 
 
 Depress, De-pres, v. t. tu kast d'sn; tu humbl; 
 Depressed, De-prest, p. a. loerd; kast d-sn; dis- 
 
 bqrtnd. 
 Depression, De-preJ-on, n. &z akt ov depresig: 
 
 abasmont: melankoli; dejekjon. 
 Depressive, De-jires-iv, a. tendig tu depres. 
 Depressor, De-pres-or, n. he er dat bwiq de- 
 
 y)rcsez. 
 Deprivable, De-prjv-a-bl, a. Ijabl tu dcprivajon. 
 Deprivation, Dep-ri-va-Jon, »i. deakt ovdeprjv- 
 
 ig; los. [debi\r. 
 
 Deprive, De-prjv, r. t. tu tak from; tvi berev; tia 
 Depriver, De-prjv-er, n. he or dat hwiq deprjvz. 
 Depth, Dept, •»». distans bel6 de surfas; depnes; 
 
 midl; obstrtDsnes; obskn,riti; sagasiti. 
 Depulsion, De-piil-Jon, n. a drjvig er trustig 
 
 awa. 
 Depulsory, De-piil-so-ri, a. putig awa: avertig. 
 Depurate, Dep-yn,-rat, v. t. tu piyrif j; tu klenz. 
 Depurate, Dep-yn,-rat, a. klenzd; p^r; fred from 
 
 dregz. 
 Depuration, Dcp-yn,-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov klenzig. 
 
 Deputation, Dep-yTi,-ta-Jon, ». de akt ov depi^t- 
 
 ig; dclfgajon; personz depilted. 
 Depute, D£-pi\,t, v. t. tu send; tu emp-ser tu akt. 
 Deputy, Dep-yq-ti, n. wun apernted tu akt for 
 
 aniider; a reprezentativ; a levtenant; a vjsrff. 
 Deracinate, De-ras-i-nat, v. t. tu pluk up bj 
 
 de rtt)ts. 
 Deraign, De-ran, v. t. tu prtov; tu justif j. 
 Derange, De-ranj, v. t. tu diserder; tu disaranj. 
 Deranged, De-ranjd, p. a. displast; diserderd in 
 
 mind; insau. 
 Derangement, De-ranj-ment, n. de akt ov de- 
 ranj ig; diserder; insaniti. 
 Derelict, Der-e-likt, n. eni tig fersakn er left. 
 Derelict, Der-e-likt, a. purpusli religkwijt; fer- 
 sakn. [dezerjon. 
 Dereliction, Der-e-lik-Jon, n. de akt ov fersakig; 
 Deride, De-rjd, i'. t. tu Iqf at; tu skof at; tu 
 
 mok. 
 Derider, De-rjd-er, n. wun hcD derjdz: a skofer. 
 Deridingly, De-rjd-ig-li, ad. in a jeriij maner. 
 Derision, De-rij-on, n. de akt ov dEijdig er Iqf- 
 
 ig at; kontemt; skern; ridiki\,l. 
 Derisive, Ds-rj-siv, a. kontauig derijon; niokig 
 Derisory, De-rj-so-ri, a. mokig; ridiki^lig; de- 
 
 rjsiv. [dedn^sibl. 
 
 Derivable, De-rjv-a-bl, a. dat ma be derjvd; 
 Derivation, Der-i-va-Jon, n. de akt ov deijviij; 
 
 dedukjon. 
 Derivative, De-riv-a-tiv, a. derivd from aniider. 
 Derivative, De-riv-a-tiv, ji. de tig er wurd de- 
 rjvd. [maner. 
 Derivatively, De-riv-a-tiv-li, ad. in a derivativ 
 Derive, De-rjv, v. t. tu dedi^s; tu dro; tu lesev. 
 Deriver, De-riv-er, n. wun bet) derjvz er drez. 
 Dermal, Der-mal, a. pertanig tu de skin. 
 Dernier, Dern-y^r, w Der-ni-er, n. [Fr.] last; 
 
 fjnal; de onli wun left. 
 Derogate, Der-o-gat, v. t. tu disparaj; tu di- 
 
 minij. [awa. 
 
 Derogate, Der-o-gat, v. i. tu detrakt; t\a tak 
 Derogate, Der-o-gat, a. degraded; damajd. 
 Derogation, Der-o-ga-Jon, n. deilamajun; de- 
 
 trakjon. [tniktig maner. 
 
 Derogatorily, De-rog-a-to-ri-li, ad. in a de- 
 Derogatoriness, De-iog-a-to-ri-nes, n. stat ov 
 
 beig derogatori. 
 Derogatory, De-rog-a-lo-ri, a. tendig tu lesn 
 
 er degrad; degradig: detraktig; disonorabl. 
 Dervis, Der-vis, n. a TurkiJ prest er mugk. 
 Descant, Des-kant, n, a. sog; a diskors; a dispi^- 
 
 tajon. 
 Descant, Des-kant, t;. i. tu sig; tu diskors. 
 Descend, De-send, v. i. tu kum er go d-sn. 
 Descendant, De-send-ant, n. de ofsprig ov an 
 
 ansestor. 
 Descendent, De-send-ent, a. felig; desendig. 
 Descendibility, De-send-i-bil-i-ti, n. stat ov 
 
 beig desendibl. 
 Descendible, De-send-i-bl, a. dat ma desend. 
 Descension, De-sen-Jon, n. a goig d-snward; de- 
 klcujon. [sent. 
 
 Descensional, De-sen-Jon-al, a. relatig tu de- 
 Descensive, De-sen-siv, a. desendig; tendig disn- 
 
 ward. 
 Descent, De-sent, «. progres disnwardz; dekliv- 
 
 iti; inklinajon; invajon; bert; ekstrakjon. 
 Describable, De-skrjb-a-bl, a. dat ma be de- 
 
 skrjbd. 
 Describe, De-skrjb, v. t. tu delincat; tu mqrk 
 ■st: tu reprezent bj wurdz; tu def jn bj propertiz. 
 Describer, De-skrjb-er, n. wun hiD deskrjbz. 
 Descrier, De-skrj-er, n. wun bto deskrjz; a dis- 
 
 kuvercr. 
 Description, De-skrip-Jou, n. de aktovdeskrjbig: 
 delineajouov propertiz; reprezentajon; definijon.
 
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 Dmcriptive, De-»kri[>-tiv, a. kontanig dr.sknp- 
 Dl-scuiko, Uc-^krj-or, ii. wun li>i> Ui'skrjz. [/on. 
 Di:^uy, Ut-nkri, f. t. tu cjij ui; tu deU-kt; lu 
 
 dixkdvor. 
 DxsecEATX, DM-e-krut, v. t. tu divert from a 
 
 •akrod purpu.t. [iy; prufana/oD. 
 
 Dkskoeation, Dcs-e-kni-JoD, u. uki uv doscknit- 
 I)K8KKT, Ddi-crt, n. Q wilderiK's; QKolittid; u wust. 
 DkUKKT, I>t<i-ert, a. wjld; wu.st; xolituri; Vtfd. 
 DuscBT, De-zt-rt, v. i. tu run awti klaudo^tinli. 
 Dksuit, L){:-zi.Tt, V. /. tu foniak; tu ubuudun; 
 
 tu Irv. [lui-rit. 
 
 DcSERT, Dc-ziTt. n. klam tu reword; merit orde- 
 DejO-UTKU, De-ii/rt-iT, /i. wun bcb dezyrttt. 
 DfjiKRiioS, l)€-ivr-/on, n. dc ukt ov drzi'rtiij. 
 Di:2>i:b.vk, Dt-z^rv, r. i. tu he wurdi ov gud or 
 
 il. [it. 
 
 Dkskbve, Dt-tirr, v. i. tu be wurdi or; tu mer- 
 DxsKEVKDLT, Ue-z^rv-«d-li, ad. wurdili; wid 
 
 merit. 
 DxsEKVER, De-ierv-er, n. wun ba> merit:* reword. 
 Desekvi.no, De-z(>rv-ifl, a. wurdi; merituriu.4. 
 Dksebvi.nuly, Dc-z^rv-io-li, aJ. wurdili; mcr- 
 
 ituriusli. 
 Deshabille, Des-a-bil. Se {DUhahiUe.) 
 Dejiiccant, De-sik-ant, n. uo aplika/on datdriz 
 
 up U MJT. 
 
 Desiccate, De-sik-at, v. t. tu drj up. 
 Desiccate, De-sik-at, v. i. tu eruj drj. 
 Desiccation, Doa-i-kA-Jon, n. de akt or makiu 
 
 drj. [Jrjin. 
 
 Desiccative, Dt-sik-a-tir, a. harig de puer ov 
 Desidkbate, De-aid-er-at, r. t. tu wont; tu 
 
 mis; tu drzjr. 
 Desidehative, De-!«i<l-er-a-tiv, a. imnljig dezjr. 
 Desideratum, De-.*id-cr-ii-tum, n. [/.] /7. De- 
 
 sid-er-a-tu; sumtig not poz^st; but dezjrd or 
 
 wonted. 
 DxsiON, De-zjn, or De-sjn, v. t. tu purpus; tu 
 
 intend; tu plan; tu prajckt; tu skeq st; tu de- 
 
 linrat. 
 Desio.n, Dc-z|n, n. an intenJ'on;a purpus;a skem; 
 
 a plan ov akjon; a skec. [zjnd. 
 
 Desionable, De-z|n-a-bl, a. kapabi or beig de- 
 Desionate, Des-ig-nat, v. t. tu pffnt ■st; tu 
 
 mqrk. [rukjun. 
 
 Designation'. Des-ig-nu-Jon, n. aptfntment; di- 
 Desiu.nedly. De-zjn-ed-li, aJ. purpusli. 
 Designer, l)e-zjn-cr, n. wun ho) dczjnz. 
 Designing, De-zjn-ig. n. de akt ov delineatig. 
 Desionmknt, De-zjn-mcnt, n. a dczjn. 
 Desirable, De-z(r-a-bl, a. wurdi nv dezjr: plez- 
 
 ig. [beig dez|rabl. 
 
 Desirable.ness, De-zir-a-bl-ne?, n. At kwolitiov 
 Desire, De-zjr, n. wij: egemes tu obtan or cnjw. 
 Desirjc, De-i{r, r. t. tu wij; tu log for; tu 
 
 kuvot. 
 Desirer, De-zjr-er, n. wun ha> dezjrz. [ig. 
 
 Desiroi'S. Ur-zir-u", a. ful ov dezjr; eger; kuvel- 
 D18IROL-8LY, De-zir-u.s-li, ad. egerli; wid dezjr. 
 Desiroi S.NESS, Dc-zjr-u.t-ni'^, »». fulnes ov dezjr. 
 Desist, lie-i'i.-'t, r. 1. tu sen from; tu $top. 
 DxsiSTA.NCE, De-»ij(-tans, 11. de akt uv dcsistig or 
 Desk, Desk, n. an inkljnig tabl tu rjt on. ^^e.^ig. 
 Desolate, Dds-u-lat, v. t. tu de|>6pyi^lat: tu la 
 
 wast. [solituri. 
 
 Desolate. D^s-o-lat, a. lad wast; uninbu1>ited: 
 Desolately, Dcs-o-lat-li, ad. in a ddaolat man- 
 
 er. [ola/oD. 
 
 Desolater. D^s-o-lat-er, n. wun h<i> kotes dcs- 
 Desolation, Deit-o-Iii-Jon, n. deaktor d^^ulRlig; 
 
 a de.-^ulnt ]>ln'<: destrukjon: gliiimines. 
 Desolatory, Des-u-la-tu-ri, a. kozig d^<>olajon. 
 Despair, |)e-spt'ir, n. a hwplcs atat; despondensi. 
 Despair, De-8|Kir, r. •'. tu be widit hup; tu dc- 
 
 B]^nd. 
 
 I>E.si>AiRLR, De-8p4r-cr, n. wun widit hop. 
 l>J-hi'AiuiNGLY, Lt-smr-ig-li, ad. in a desf^yig 
 
 uiaiiiT. 
 Despatch, De-spi^, r. /. tu send awaha8tili:tu 
 
 hasu: tu kil. Pit (JH*pateh.} [«|)a.;oi. 
 
 DtSPATCIlKR, Di -.•<|a.;-tr, n. he or dat hwi<j de- 
 I)E.>>PATt.lULL. D1--1..1.; lul, a. bent oil has I. 
 IJe-sperauo, I)e.''-jH.T-u-ti(j, n. wun b4» iz desperat. 
 Desperate, Dds-{jer-al, a. huplea; mad; r»/; fu- 
 
 rius. (u^JI^ 
 
 Desperately, Dd.'-iicr-at-li, ad. hoplcili; fi^ri- 
 J>ESPEUATENESS, Des-i>».r-at-nts, n. madncs; fqri. 
 DespeRaTIO.n, Des-por-a-Jon, h. abatns ov hup; 
 
 'liM'Hr. [wurtlw. 
 
 De-spicable, D<^s-pi-ka-bl, a. kontcmtibi; vjl; 
 Despicable.ness, D&i-pi-ka-bl-nes, n. mrnnes; 
 
 vjlnes. [maner. 
 
 Despicably, D^s-pi-ka-bli, ad. in a ddspikabl 
 Despisable, De-upjz-a-bl, a. kontemtibl; d.-spi- 
 
 kal'l. LJi.-.ian. 
 
 Despise, De-spjz, c. t. tu skom; tu kontein;tu 
 Despised.ness, De-spjz-cd-nua, n. stat ov bei{) 
 
 despjzd. 
 De4>piser, Dc-spjz-cr, n. a kont^mncr; a skomer. 
 Despite, De-spjt, h. mulis; agger; maligniti; de- 
 
 lj;ins. 
 Despiteful, De-spjt-ful, a. maliJus:fulov«plen. 
 DtspiTtKULLY, De-spjt-ful-i, ad. maliju.oli; ma- 
 
 li^iiauili. [mulignili, 
 
 Despitepulness, De-spjt-ful-nos, n. umlis;hat; 
 Despoil, Dc-si«>1, r. t. tu rot; tu deprjv; tu di- 
 
 *'"■''• [plunderer. 
 
 Despoiler, Dc-sp^l-er, n. wun hoo desjKflz: a 
 DtspoLiATio.N, De-spo-li-a-Jon, n. de akt ov dc- 
 
 .■'ptrlig. 
 Despond, De-sp6nd, r. i. tutozhop; tu desp^r. 
 Desponde.ncy, De-5p6nd-en-si, n. huiplesnes; dc- 
 
 jek/i.n. 
 Dtspo.NDENT, De-sp6nd-ent, a. desp^^rig; hoples. 
 Despondkr, De-sj»6nd-er, n. wun hoi desjiuudz. 
 Dt.spoM)ixoLy, De-sp6nd-ig-li, ad. in q hoples 
 
 "'aner. (trotig, 
 
 Despo.nsatio.v, Dc3-pon-sa-Jon, n. de akt ov be- 
 Despot, D<^s-i)ot, II. an absolivt soveren; a tjrant. 
 Despotic, De.-'-jMii-ik, i a. absoliit;(irbitra- 
 
 Despotical, Des-i>6t-ik-al, I ri. 
 Despotically, Des-jxit-i-kal-i, ad. in an urbi- 
 
 tniri wancr. 
 
 Despotism, D«i3-pot-is-m, n.absulqt p»er; tirani. 
 
 Dkspumate, De-spi'i-mat. r. t. tu fom: tu frot. 
 
 I Dlspumatio.n, Df<-pn-uiu-Jon, n. skuui;frotincJ. 
 
 ; DEsyUAMATio.N, Des-kwa-nuk-jon, 11. de akt or 
 
 skiilig banz. 
 D>:sstBT. Dez-ert, ». a s^rvis ov fitDts after met. 
 D>:sTiNATE, Des-ti-nat, c. /. tu dezjn; tu destin. 
 Desti.n ATio.N, Des-ti-na-JoD, i«. an end; ultimat de- 
 zjn: destini. (devut. 
 DtsTi.NE, D^s-tin, c. t. tu doom; tu ap«rnt; tu 
 Desti.ny, Des-ti-ni, n. fat; invinsibl nesesiti; 
 
 *l''"i>- [wont. 
 
 I>E8T1TUTE, D^s-ti-tiit, a. forsakn; frendle^: in 
 Destitution, Dcs-ti-tii-Jon, n. stat ov beigde^- 
 
 tiiiit: Wont. 
 Dlstkov, De-str*. v.t. tu la wn.st: tu nain: tu kil. 
 De-stiuiyer, De-stnir-cr, n. wun ha> destrcn. 
 Dejjtuictibility, De-struk-ti-bil-i-ti, n. Ijablncs 
 
 tu ilr.-trukj.in. [struk/on. 
 
 Destructible, Dc-striik-ti-bl, a. Ijabl tu de- 
 Destruction, De-strdk-JoD, n. a kilig: ntin; 
 
 ojvertru. [qivus; wastful. 
 
 D»^RICTIVE. Dc-strrtk-tiv. a. niiinus: faiil: mis- 
 Destrui TirE. De-striik-liv, n. a destririr: a rad- 
 
 ikul rr ti'irnier; — a t^rm ov reprw^ from injlitikiU 
 
 oi'onents. 
 Destbuctivelt, De-itrdk-tiv-li, ad. in a d«- 
 
 strtiktiv manor.
 
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 DEV 
 
 Destructivexess, De-struk-tiv-nes, n. de twoliti 
 
 ov destrtrii): a propensiti tia destrtJf er kil. 
 Desudation', Des-ii-da-Jon, n. a profii? swetig. 
 Desuetude, Des--we-ti|d, n. diskontinyn,ans ov 
 
 habit: disyi|S. 
 Desultoet, Des-ul-to-ri, a. leas: unkonekted; un- 
 
 setld; imetodikal; kiirsori; hasti; sljt. 
 Detach, De-taq, v. t. t\a separatt tu send of a 
 
 pqrti. [dgtaqt. 
 
 Detachment, De-taq-ment, n. a bodi ov troops 
 Detail, De-tal, v. t. tia relat partikyi|larli. 
 Detail, De-tal, &r De-tal, n. a mimi,t ak'snt; 
 
 rESJtal; narajon. [larz. 
 
 Detailee, De-tril-er, n. wun ha> reluts partikyn,- 
 Detain, Ds-tan, v. t. tu widhold: tu kep; tu hold. 
 Detainee, Ds-tan-er, n. a rit: detini^. 
 Detainee, De-tan-cr, n. he or dat hwiq detanz. 
 Detect, De-tekt, f. t. tu. diskdver; tia fjnd ■st; 
 
 tia konvikt. 
 Detected, De-tekt-ed, p. a. diskuverd; f^nd -st. 
 Detectee, De-tekt-er, n. wun hoo detekts; a dis- 
 
 kuvcrer. [roB- 
 
 Detection, De-tek-Jon, n. diskuveri ov gilt er 
 Detent, De-tent, n. a stop tu. a klok in strjkig. 
 Detention, De-ten-Jon, n, de akt ov kepii); re- 
 
 smint. 
 Detee, De-t^r, v. t. tia diskuraj bj teror; tu hin- 
 der, klenzig. 
 Detergent, De-ter-jent, a. havig de p'ser ov 
 Detergent, De-ter-jent, n. dat hwiq klenzez. 
 Deteriorate, De-te-ri-o-rat, v. t. tu inip4r; tu 
 
 mak wurs. 
 Deteriorate, De-te-ri-o-rat, v. i. tu gro wurs. 
 Deterioration, De-te-ri-o-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 makii) wurs. [hindrans. 
 
 Determent, De-t^r-ment, n. de akt ov deteriij; 
 Determinable, De-ter-min-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 determind. [fikst. 
 
 Determinate, De-ter-min-at, a. definit; desjsiv; 
 Determinately, De-t&-min-at-li, ad. definitli; 
 
 sertenli. [Jon; desijon. 
 
 Determination, De-ter-mi-na-Jon, n. xeza\\\- 
 Deteeminative, De-t^r-mi-na-tiv, a. direktir) 
 
 tia an end. [terminz. 
 
 Deteeminatoe. De-ter-mi-na-tor, n. wunhmde- 
 Determine, De-ter-min, v. t. tu fiks; tu setl; tia 
 
 adjust; tu konklii,d; tu limit; tu rezolv; tu de- 
 
 sjd. [sjd. 
 
 Determine, De-t^r-min, v. i. to. konkli^d; tia de- 
 Deteemined, De-ter-mind, p. a. desjded; fikst; 
 
 rezoiliit. [minz. 
 
 Determiner, De-ter-min-er, n. wun hcD deter- 
 Detereation, De-ter-a-Jon, n. removal ov ert. 
 Deteesion, De-t^r-Jon, n. de akt ov klenzig a 
 
 sor. 
 Detersive, De-ter-siv, a. haviij p-ser tu klenz. 
 Detersive, De-ter-siv, n. a klenziij aplikajon. 
 Detest, De-test, v. t. tu hat; tu abhor; tu 
 
 abominat. [ekrabl. 
 
 Detestable, De-test-a-bl, a. hatful; alihord; eks- 
 Detestableness, De-test-a-bl-nes, n. stat ov beii) 
 
 detestabl. [entlf. 
 
 Detestably, De-test-a-bli, ad. hatfuli; abhor- 
 Detester, De-test-er, «. wun hO) detests or abherz. 
 Dethrone, De-trcSn, t>. t. tu divest ov regaliti. 
 Dethronement, De-ir<6n-ment, n. de akt ov de- 
 
 tronii). 
 Dethroner, De-tron-er, n. wun hoo detronz. 
 Detinue, Det-i-nq, n. a k|nd ov rit or akjon. 
 Detonate, Det-o-nat, r. i. and t. tu ekspl(Sd er 
 
 kez tu ekspl(&d wid nffz; tu inflam. [nerz. 
 
 Detonation, Det-o-na-Jon, n. an eksplo^on wid 
 Detonize, Det-o-njz, v. i. and t. tu detonat. 
 Detorsion, De-ter-Jon, n. a pervcrjon; a restii). 
 Petort, De-tert, v. t. tu rest from de orijinal 
 
 dez^n. 
 
 Detour. Da-t6r, n. [Fr.] a turniij: a scrkit. 
 Detract, De-trakt, v. i. tu derogat; tu defam; 
 
 tu slander. [slander. 
 
 Detraction, De-trak-Jon, n. de akt ov detraktii); 
 Uetractious, De-trak-Jus, a. kontanirjdetrakjon. 
 Detractive, De-trak-tiv, a. tendir) tu detrakt; 
 
 drtraktiij. 
 Detractor, De-trakt-or, n. wun hco detrakts. 
 Detractress, De-trakt-res, n. a sensorius wuman. 
 Detriment, Det-ri-ment, n. los; damaj; misqif. 
 Detrimental, Det-ri-men-tal, a. misgivus; kezig 
 
 los. 
 Detrition, De-triJ-on, n. de akt ov wfi,rig awa. 
 Detritus, De-tr|-tus, n. [Z.] ei-ti substans worn 
 
 awa bj atrijon er de akj(m ov weter. 
 Detrude, De-trdid, v. t. tu trust d-sn; tu depres. 
 Detruncate, De-triig-kat, v. t. tu lop; tu kut; 
 
 tu Jertn. [Jertnd. 
 
 Detruncated, De-triir)-kat-cd, ^j. a. kut of; 
 Detruncation, Det-rug-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 kutig of. 
 Detrusion, De-tr(f)-3on, u. de akt ov trustig dun. 
 Deuce, Di^s, n. de tm in kqrdz er djs. 
 Deuse, Dqs, n. a. kant nam fer de devl. 
 Deuterogamist, Dn-ter-6g-a-mist, n. wun hco 
 
 enterz intu a sekond marij. 
 Deuterogamy, Di|-ter-6g-a-mt, n. a sekond marij. 
 Deuteronomy, Dn,-ter-6n-o-mi, n. de sekond le; 
 
 de fift buk ov Mcozez. [er sjt. 
 
 Deuteeoscopy, Di|-ter-6s-kcs-pi, n. sekond menig, 
 Deutoxide, Di|,-t6ks-id, n. a komp'snd kontanig 
 
 too pqrts ov oksijen and wun ov a bas. 
 Devastate, De-vds-tat, er Dev-as-tat, v. t. tu 
 
 la wast. [desolajon. 
 
 Devastation, Dev-as-ta-Jon, w. wast; havok; 
 Develop, De-vel-op, v. t. tu unfold; tu unravel; 
 
 tu unkiirl. [an unfoldig. 
 
 Development, De-vel-op-ment, n. a disklogur; 
 Devest, De-vest, v. t. tu alyenat. Se {IHvest.} 
 Devexity, De-veks-i-ti, «. inkurvajon; dekliviti. 
 Deviate, De-vi-at, v. i. tu wonder; tu go astra; 
 
 tu er. [ofens. 
 
 Deviation, De-vi-a-Jon, n. de akt ov deviatig; 
 Device, De-vjs, n. a kontrjvans; a dezjn; an em- 
 blem. 
 Devil, Dev-1, n. a feln anjcl; de evl spirit. 
 Deviling, Dev-l-ig, «. a yug devl. 
 Devilish, l)ev-l-ij, a. djabolikal; wiked. 
 Devilishly, Dev-1-iJ-li, ad. djabolikali. [devl. 
 Devilishness, Dev-1-iJ-nes, n. de kwoliti ov de 
 Devilkin, Dev-1-kin, n. a litl devl. 
 Devilship, Dev-1-Jip, n. de karakter ov a devl. 
 Devious, De-vi-us, a. ni ov de komon wa; erig. 
 Devisable, De-vjz-a-bl, a. dat ma be devjzd. 
 Devise, De-vjz, v. t. tu kontrjv; tu invent; tia 
 
 bekwed; tu grant bj wil. 
 Devise, De-vjz, v. i. tu konsider; tu kontrjv. 
 Devise, De-vjz, n. a gift er bekwest bj wil. Se 
 
 Devisee, Dev-i-ze, n. he tu hoom a tig iz bekwedd. 
 Devisee, De-vjz-er, n. wun hot) devjzez. 
 Devisoe, Dev-i-zer, er De-vj-zor, n. wun hoci givz 
 
 bj wil. 
 Devoid, De-vwd, a. emti; vakant; vffd; fre from. 
 Devoie, Dev-wer, ji. [ZK] an akt ov siviliti. 
 Devolution, Dev-o-14-Jon, n. de akt ov devolvig; 
 
 rrmitival. [tta. 
 
 Devolve, De-v61v, v. t. and i. tu rol d-sn; tu fel 
 Devote, De-v6t, v. t. tu dedikat; tu konsekratj 
 
 tu giv up. 
 Devoted, De-vot-ed, p. a. givn up; konsekrated. 
 Devotedness, De-v6t-ed-nes, n. konseki-ajon; 
 
 adiktedncs. [bigot. 
 
 Devotee, Dev-o-te, n. wun cntjrli devoted; a 
 Devotement, De-vot-ment, n. de akt ov devotig; 
 
 devojon.
 
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 Devotee, De-rit-er, n. wiin Ihd dtv6t^. 
 DtvoTio.v, l)r-v6-Jon, ii. iijtti; wurji|.; jjR^or; gtroy 
 
 iil'-k/i'ii; urtliir; ernentiie.*. 
 DtvoTioxAL, Ue-v6-Jon-iil, a. pertonig tia de- 
 
 vujiiii; ilcvit. [tnuli dcvxt. 
 
 DtvoTioMST. I)e-v<j-Joii-i:<t, «. wiin hit> iz fm- 
 Ulvoik. I)i--vsr, r.t. tutt iiji grrdili; lu kon^i'im. 
 l)LV(ii'KKi), Dr-viinl, /•. a. i-tn vuraju-ili; k(ius(\,uid. 
 Deviuhke. Dt-vsr-iT, n. wun lidft dcvsn!. 
 DtvoruiNULY, Dc-vTJr-iu-li, nd. in u konsi^mig 
 
 Ml 111 r. 
 l>i'.')iT, I)r-V5t, It. pjuii; reliju5: fTiiest; sins^r. 
 l»Kviii TLY, Dc-vst-li, ad. in u dcvKt inaner; ]>l- 
 
 ii.-li. [v*t: pjeti. 
 
 Devoutnkss, l)f-vst-ni'.', u. kwoliti ov bfiy dc- 
 Dkw, i>n, V. t. ti.i wi't, 117. wirt dt[: tu inrtr.-<n. 
 I>tw, l>i[, H. mtT.slynr df iMi/.ited durij) de njt. 
 UEW-imop, Dii-drop, n. a drop ov dij,. 
 Dewlap, Di'i-hip, «. n lut'inbrnnus i»r floji suh- 
 
 stan-* liajiii) fn.tn dr trot ov an ok-s. 
 Dewless, Dri-les, a. havijj na di^. 
 Dew- WORM, Di'i-wurm, n. dp t;rt-wurin. 
 Dewy. Dq-i, a. Ijk dii: iRirlnkij) ov dii. 
 Dextlr, Deks-tur', .1. [Z.] rjt, az oiK:)/.d lu /^V. 
 Dextebity, Doks-t^r-i-li, u. rcdincw; uktiviti: 
 
 t'k-'|M;rtnfs. [skilful. 
 
 Dextkrois, D6k<-tcr-us, n. ekajx'rt: aktir; redi: 
 Dexterously, Deks-tcr-us-li, m. ck»i)?rUi; skil- 
 
 liili. [iti. 
 
 DEXTKitoisSESS, Deks-t<.T-us-nf.«, n. skil; dL-ksicr- 
 Dextual, Dt'ks-tral, &. At rjl; not de left. 
 DtxruALiTY, Dik.H-tral-i-li, n. stat ov bcij) di-ks- 
 
 tnil. (Aljr'r/.. 
 
 Dey. Dn, n. de tj'.l, fonnerli, ov At guvcrnor ov 
 Di, D{, <i prtfik.', kontnikted from dis; it dcnc&tj, 
 
 frouj, i>c|>iirnJon, neg;iJon, nr tu. 
 DiA, l)j-(i, u prffit-', dfnJ>ti() tro). [yi^rin. 
 
 DlABKTi_s, Di-u-bt'-tEz, ;i. a morbid kcipiurincst ov 
 DiAiioi.iC, Di-a-bol-ik, / _ , ,., . , 
 
 Diabolical. Dj-a-bol'i-kal. 1 ^- J^'vl'/; atruju.. 
 DlAUOLiCALLV, DJ-a-bol-i-kiil-i, ad. in a djabol- 
 
 ikal ni:in»'r. [ov a dcvl. 
 
 DIABOLKALXES8, Dj-a-bol-i-kal-ncs, 11. At kwoljti 
 DiABOLi.sM. Dj-:ib-o-liiin, n. de akjonz ov dr devl. 
 Diachylon, l){-:ik-i-lcin, n. a in6lif|i|) pl<ister. 
 DiAcunicM. Dj-a-kij-di-um, n. [Z..] f<«^rupov jxipiz. 
 DlACOisTics. l)i-a-kif)-.<tik.'', u. jd. At sjeiis ov 
 
 ri-t'rakt«l s'>«iid7.; diafoniks. 
 Diacritic. Di-a-krit-ik, | i- .• 1 ,• 
 Diacritical, Di-a-krit-i-kal.l ''• distioktiv. 
 DiAiiEM, Di-a-dom, n. a krun; At mrirk ov rffalti. 
 DiAPiMKi), Dj-a-di'iiid, a. krisnd. 
 DiAIiROM, Dj-a-drom, », u kurs; u vjbmjon. 
 Di^.RKSis, Di-(^r-c-.''is, n. [/..] ;»/. Dj-^r-r-stz: a 
 
 ni'irk tu indikat dnt a dipN>u u. dizolvd, and 
 
 dai it.'' li'tort qr tu bt pronSnst .seiiaralli. 
 Diagnosis, Dj-ag-nu-si.", 11. de ^rt ov distiflgwij- 
 
 iy wiin diiez from aniidcr. 
 DiAO.NOSTic, Di-a{j-n6i-tik, n. a diytijigwljiu 
 
 sinilom. (toin.itik. 
 
 Diagnostic. Dj-ag-n6s-tik, a. distiugwijiy; siiiu- 
 DlAGOXAL, Dj-.ig-u-nal, n. a l|n fn<in augl tu a^gl. 
 Diagonal. D| ag-u-nal,fl. rnjigfromaiigl tun|)gl. 
 Diagonally, Dj-ag-u-nal-i, ad. in u djagonal 
 
 dir-kj..n. [-•ikrni. 
 
 Diagram, Di-a-gram, n. ajromctrikal figytir or 
 DlAGRAPii, Dj-a-gnif, n. an instniiment yn,td in 
 
 por.<l«'kliv. 
 DiAGRAi'iiiCAL, Di-a-grdf-i-kal, a. drskriptir. 
 Dial. Uj -al, n. a jilnt tu Jo At tt ov de da bj 
 
 inrni "V dr Kunz Jado. 
 Dialect, D|-a-likt, n. a ptki^lyor form or idiom 
 
 ov (1 hm^waj: !>pc<j; manor ov i<pckio. 
 Dialectical, Dj-a-Wk-ti-kal, m. resp^ktig dja- 
 
 lektf or dialoktiks: lojikal. 
 Dialectician, Di-a-lck-tiJ-an, n. a loji/an. 
 
 Dialectics, D^-s-l^k-tikji, n.pl. lojik; de qrtoT 
 
 rt-r.nif). 
 
 Dialing, Di-al-iQ, n. dr qrt ov konntniktio dials. 
 
 Dialiht, Dj-al-im, «. u konHtnikt<-T ov djalz. 
 
 I)ialooi«t, D|-al-u-jii<t, 1 a. buvig de 
 
 j Dialooistical, Di-al-u-jiK-ti-kal, J furmov,or 
 I rrliitii) tu >i dialog. [manor ov o dialog. 
 
 DiALooisTiCALLY, D|-al-(j-ji..<-ii-kul-i, ad. in de 
 
 Dialogize, D{-al-o-ju, r. i. tu disikurx in djalog. 
 
 Dialogue, Dj-a-log, n. u diskurs or kouvursujoo 
 betwrn tj) nr uiur: u kunfcrcn.''. 
 
 Dial-plate, Dj-al-iilut, u. dr ui'iikt j.lat or a djal. 
 
 Dialysis, Dj-al-i-sis, n. u djcrisiii; a«indetoti; 
 
 Wl-kllf.H. 
 
 Diameter. Dj-ikm-e-tcr, n. a rjt Ijn, pasij) tra> de 
 
 sc-nti-r ov u tSL-rki and divjdig it intu tOt rkwal 
 
 ixirtii. [amrtcr: direkt. 
 
 Diametrical, Dj-a-met-ri-kal, a. deHkrjbio <i dj- 
 Diametrically, Di-u-m6t-ri-kal-i, ad. in a di- 
 
 afiii-triknl direkjou. 
 Diamond. Dj-a-mond, &r Dj-mond, n. de most 
 
 valy ii;i.bl ov ol jciiiz;de .'■•molest fi\t ov t jp. [kerd. 
 Diapason, l)i-a-|iti-zn, ». an oktav in mi^zik; a 
 Diaper, Dj-a-ixr, «. linen klot worn in fig}'i\,t«. 
 Diaphaneity, Dj-a-fa-nt-i-ti, n. trun!'i>%rL-nsij 
 
 pelil'iidnes. 
 DiAPHANic. Di-a^fau-ik, a. transparent: peli\gid. 
 Diaphanous, bj-af-a-nu:', a. trans [irirent; trans- 
 
 Iriscnt. 
 Di aphonics, Di-a-fon-iks, n. pi. de sicna ov rt- 
 
 fr.ikted sTSiidz: djaktustik:). 
 Diaphoretic, Dj-af-o-rdt-ik, * , .-., 
 
 DiAPHORETicAL,'Di-af-o-ret-i-kal,^ ^- si"'^''!^''^ 
 Diaphoretics, Dj-at-o-rct-iks, n. pi. si\dorifik 
 
 luedi.siiiz. 
 Diaphragm, Dj-a-fram, n. de raidrif. 
 D1ARI.ST, Dj-a-rist, II. wun hit) kf p.i a djari. 
 DiARKiUEA. Di-a-re-u, n. a fluk-t; a purjig. 
 Diakuiuetic, bj-a-ret-ik, a. purgativ. 
 DiAKY. Dj-a-ri, /». u dnli ak'snt; u jurnal. 
 DiASTEM, Di-a-stem, n. a simpi inter>al. 
 Diastole, Dj-a.s-to-lr, «. dr makig ov a Jort 
 
 silabi lug:— dilnjon ov dc hqrt. 
 DiASTYLE, Dj-a-sijl, n.a mod ov aranjig kolumx. 
 D1ATE.SSAR0N, Dj-a-te-s-a-ron, n. de fur Gospel*; — 
 
 dr interval ov a fort. 
 Diathesis, Dj-at-e-sis, n. de stat ov de bodi. 
 Diatonic, Dj-a-t<ju-ik, a. proj^rdig bj tunz. 
 Diatribe, Dj-a-trjb, vr Dj-at-ri-be, n. a dispi^- 
 
 tajon; a di:<kijr.'<. 
 DiBUEE, Dib-er, n. an agrikiiltynral in.<trajmcnt. 
 DiBBEL. Dib-1, n. a gqniencrz tctil; u sra-d s]>nd. 
 Dice, Djs, n., pi. ov If'u — f. «. tu gam wid djs. 
 Dice-box, D(s-boks, n. a boks from bwiq djs qr 
 
 tron. 
 Dicer, Dh^-er, n. a plaer at d^s. [b] pi^n. 
 
 Dichotomy, Di-k6t-o-mi, n. a divijon ov {deas 
 Dicker, Dik-^r,* u. ten: at, a (/iitfr ov h^dz. 
 Dicky. l)ik-i, «. u linen Jert kolar. 
 DicROTUS, Dik-ro-lu.s, n. [Gr.] a rebvodin er 
 
 dubl pul.-". [dcr. 
 
 Dictate, Dik-tat, v. i. tu tcl hwot tu rjt: tu or- 
 Dictate. Dik-tat, n. a prfscpt;nj)l: maksim: order. 
 Dictation, Dik-ta Jon, 11. de akt ov diktatio; 
 
 prrsept. (i.<traU 
 
 Dictator, Dik-ta-tor, n. a ntler; a Koman maj- 
 Dictatorial, Dik-ta-t<j-ri-al, a. otoritativ: uver- 
 
 b;\rij). [tator. 
 
 Dictatorship, Dik-ta-tor-Jip, n. At ofis ov dik- 
 Dictatory, Dik-ta-to-ri, J. ovorbi^rio; dogmati- 
 
 kal. 
 Dictature. Dik-tAt-yqr, «. At ofi» ov a diktator. 
 Diction, Dik-Jon, n. stihlaggwaj: ek.'"prc/on. 
 Dictionary, Dik-Jon-n-ri, ». <i buk in hwiq dt 
 
 wurdz ov a laggwaj qr aninjd alfabetikaii and 
 ekspland; a wurd-buk: a Icksikon.
 
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 Dictum, Dik-tum, n. [Z.] pi. Dik-ta; a wurd: an 
 Did, Did, i. from Bat. Se (Do.) [aserjon. 
 
 Didactic, Di-d;ik-tik, ) a,,givii) instrukjon: 
 
 Didactical, Di-dak-ti-kal, i tEqhj: prcseptiv. 
 Didactics, Di-dak-tiks, n. pi. de qrt ov ttqii). 
 DiDACTYLOUS, Di-dak-til-us, a. havig too toz. 
 DiDAPPEE, Did-ap-er, n. a berd dat divz intia de 
 
 woter. 
 DiDASCALiC, Did-as-kal-ik, a. preseptiv; didaktik. 
 Diddle, Did-1, v. i. tu toter az a qild; tia trjfl. 
 Didst, Didst, sekond persun iii)., i. from Day. 
 DiDUCTiON, Dj-duk-Jon, n. a separajon ov pqrts. 
 Die, Dj, v. i. tu Icdz Ijf; tu ekspjr; tu perij. 
 Die, Dj, v. t. tu tinj. 
 
 Die, Dj, w., pi. Djs; a smel kn,b tia pla wid._ 
 Die, Dj, n., pi. Djz; de stamp yi^zd in kernaj. 
 Diet, Dj-et, n. fcod; vitlz; an asembli. 
 Diet, Dj-et, v. t. tu suplj wid food; — v. i. tva et. 
 Dietary, Dj-et-a-ri, n. a sistem er kors ov djet. 
 DiET-DKiNK, Dj-et-driijk, n. medikated likor. 
 Dieter, Dj-et-er, n. wun hoo djets er prsskrjbz djet. 
 Dietetic, Dj-s-tet-ik, \ i^XgXm tu diet 
 DiETETiCAL,'Dj-8-tet-i-kal,j ' " ' ' 
 
 Dietetics, Dj-e-tet-iks, n. pi. de regytilajon ov 
 
 djet. 
 DiETiST, Dj-e-tist, »i. wun skild in djet. 
 DiEU ET MON DROIT, Deq, a moil drwe, [/)'.] God 
 
 and mj rjt. [ov a kak. 
 
 DiFFAKREATiON, Dif-ar-e-a-Jon, n. de partakii) 
 Differ, Dif-er, v. i. tu be unljk; tu vari; tu dis- 
 
 agre. [debat. 
 
 Difference, Dif-er-ens, n. disimilariti; dispqt: 
 Different, Dif-er-ent, a. unljk; distigkt; disim- 
 
 ilar. 
 Differential, Dif-er-en-Jal, a. infinitli smol. 
 Differently, Dif-er-ent-li, ad. in a diferent 
 
 maner. [rijid. 
 
 Difficult, Dif-i-kult, a. bqrd; not ezi; veksajus: 
 Difficultly, Dif-i-kult-li, ad. hqrdli; wid difi- 
 
 kulti. [perpleksiti. 
 
 Difficulty, Dif-i-kul-ti, n. an obstakl; distres; 
 Diffidence, Dif-i-dens, n. distrust; wont ov kon- 
 
 fidens. [dent. 
 
 Diffident, Dif-i-dent, a. distrustful; not konfi- 
 Diffidently, Dif-i-dent-li, ad. in a difident 
 
 maner. 
 Diffluence, Dif-ln-ens, ) ^ ,. 
 
 DiFFLUENCY, Dif-lq-en-si, i ""■ " ^^^'^ '^^^^ 
 Diffluent, Dif-lq,-ent, a. floii) everi wa; not 
 
 fikst. [yillar. 
 
 Difform, Dif-erm, a. not yn,niferm; unljk: ireg- 
 Difformity, Di-for-mi-ti, n. iregyqlariti ov form. 
 Diffraction, Di-frak-Jon, n. inflekjon ov Ijt. 
 DiFFRANCHiSEMENT, Di-f ran-Qiz-ment, n. Se 
 
 {iJhfraHchisement.y [skater. 
 
 Diffuse, Di-fqz, v. t. tu par Tst; tu spred; tu 
 Diffuse, Di-fqs, a. wjdli spred; kopius; not kon- 
 
 sjs; amplifid; proliks. 
 Diffusedly, Di-fqz-ed-li, ad. wjdli; dispersedli. 
 Diffusedness, Di-fqz-ed-nes, n. stat ov beiij 
 
 difqzd. 
 Diffusely, Di-fqs-li, ad. ekstensivli; k6piusli. 
 Diffuser, Di-fii,z-er, n. wun hoo difqzez er dis- 
 
 persez. 
 Diffusible, Di-fx\z-i-bl, a. kapabl ov beii) difvizd. 
 Diffusion, Di-fq-jon, n. a disperjon; a spredii). 
 Diffusive, Di-fii,-siv, a. skaterd; disperst; eks- 
 
 tended. 
 Diffusively, Di-fq-siv-li, ad. wjdli; ekstensivli. 
 Diffusiveness, Di-fq-siv-nes, n. ekstenjon; dis- 
 perjon. 
 Dig, Uig, v. t. [i. dug er digd, ps. digii), dug 6r 
 
 digd:] tu pers wid a spad; tu turn up er kulti- 
 
 vat land; tu ekskavat. 
 Dig, Dig, t\ i. tu wurk wid a spad, As. 
 Digastric, Dj-gas-trik, a. havig a dubl beli. 
 
 Digest, Dj-jest, n. a. bodi ov lez; a pandekt; a 
 
 sistem. 
 Digest, Di-jest, v. t. tu aranj in erder; tu dis- 
 
 p6z; tu dizolv er konkokt fit)d in de stumak. 
 Digester, Di-jest-er, n. he er dat hwiq dijests; 
 
 a vesel tu konfjn elastik vaporz. [jested. 
 
 Digestible, Di-jest-i-bl, a. kapabl ov beii) di- 
 Digestion, Di-jest-yon, n. de proses ov dizolvig 
 
 f(Dd in de stumak. In kemiatri, de operajon or 
 
 ekspozir) tu a grat het. 
 Digestive, Di-jes-tiv, a. kezig dijestyon; dizolvii). 
 Digger, Dig-er, n. wun hit) digz oropnz de grisud. 
 Digit, Dij-it, «. tre forts ov an inq; de twelft 
 
 pqrt ov de djameter ov de sun er moon; — cni nu- 
 meral figyi^r under ten. 
 Digital, Dij-i-tal, a. pertanig tu a dijiter figger. 
 Digitalis, Dij-i-ta-lis, n. a plant; de foksgluv. 
 Digitate, Dij-i-tat, a. havig de form ov figgerz. 
 Digitated, Dij-i-tat-ed, a. branqt Tst Ijk figgerz. 
 Digitigrade, Dij-i-ti-grad, n. an animal dat 
 
 weks on its toz. 
 Digladiate, Di-gld-di-at, v. t. tu fens; tu kworel. 
 Digladiation, Di-gla-di-a-Jon,*«. akombat wid 
 
 sordz. 
 Dignified, Dig-ni-fjd, a. invested wid digniti; 
 
 egzolted; onord; nobl. [tu onor. 
 
 DiGNiFY^, Dig-ni-f j, v. t. tu advdns; tu egzelt. 
 Dignitary, Dig-ni-ta-ri, w. a klerjiman ov ragk. 
 Dignity', Dig-ni-ti, j». trco onor; hj ragk; grand- 
 
 yiir- 
 Digraph, Dj-graf, n. a yn,nyon ov tO) vselz, er ov 
 
 tcD konsonants in wun s^sud. 
 Digress, Di-gres, v. i. tu turn asjd; tu wonder. 
 Digression, Di-greJ-on, ?i. de akt ov digresig; an 
 
 ekskurjon; a turnig asjd; deviajon. 
 Digressional, Di-greJ-on-al, a. deviatig. 
 Digressive, Di-gres-iv, a. tendig tu digres; de- 
 viatig. [grejon. 
 Digressively, Di-gres-iv-li, ad. in de wa ev di- 
 Dijudicate, Di-j4-di-kat, v. t. tu determin bj 
 
 senjq,r. 
 Dijudication, Di-ji^-di-ka-Jon, n. ajqdijaldis- 
 
 tigkjon. 
 Dike, Djk, n. a. qanel; a dig; a bagk; a m"5nd. 
 Dilacerate, Di-las-er-at, v. t. tu tqr; tu rend. 
 Dilaceration, Di-las-er-a-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 rendig; a rent. [tufel. 
 
 Dilapidate, Di-lap-i-dat, v. i. tu go tu rcoin; 
 Dilapidate, Di-lap-i-dat, v. t. tu pul d-sn; tu 
 
 wast. [r(t)in. 
 
 Dilapidation, Di-lap-i-da-Jon, n. wast; deka; 
 Dilapidator, Di-lap-i-da-tor, ji. wun ho) kezez 
 
 dilapidajon. 
 DiLATABiLiTY, Dj-lat-a-bil-i-ti, / n. statovbeig 
 Dilatation, Dil-a-ta-Jon, S dilatabl. 
 
 Dilatable, Di-lat-a-bl, a. kapabl ov ekstenjon; 
 
 ekspansiv; Iqrj. [enlqrj. 
 
 Dilate, Di-lat, v. t. tu ekstend; tu spred -gt: tu 
 Dilate, Di-lat, v. i. tugro wid; tu spek Iqrjli. 
 DiLATER, Di-lat-er, n. wun iioo enlqrjez er eks- 
 
 tendz. 
 Dilation, Di-la-Jon, n. ekstenjon; enlqrjment. 
 Dilator, Di-la-tor, n. dat hwiq wjdnz er eks- 
 
 tendz. [er. 
 
 Dilatorily, Dil-a-to-ri-li, ad. in a dilatori man- 
 DiLATORiNESS, Dil-a-to-ri-nes, n. slones; slugij- 
 
 nes. 
 Dilatory, Dil-a-to-ri, a. tqrdi; lat: slo: Iffterig. 
 Dilemma, Di-lem-a, n. a dubl asumjon, kdig 
 
 tu a prtijf ederwa; a difikult elternaiiv. 
 Diligence, Dil-i-jens, n. industri; asidqiti; ak- 
 
 tiviti. [Fr.] a staj koq. [tiv 
 
 Diligent^ Dil-i-jent, a. asidyqus; not jdl; aten- 
 DiLiGENTLY^, Dil-i-jent-li, ad. in a dilijent man- 
 or. 
 Dill, Dil, n. an anyv^jil aromatik plant.
 
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 PiLUKNT, Dil-ii-cnt, a. maki;)tin nr morfliiid. | 
 l)iLLi:.NT. Dil-n-cnt, n. dat hwi(; tiiir ud<.T luater. ' 
 I)ILITE, l)i-liit, c. t. tu mak tin; tu wfkn. 
 Dilute, l)i-ln,t, a. tin; atenytiatcd: juijr: diititod. 
 DiLUTtia, Di-liit-cr, n. he or dat hwic; inaki tin. 
 DiLUTiox, I)i-lii-/on, n. de akt ov dili^tig; a 
 
 wrk likwiil. [flu>l. 
 
 Diluvial, l)i-lix-vi-al, a. relatio tudcdeliijor 
 Diluvium, Di-lii-vi-um, n. a delqj, a driiozit 
 
 ov ert, iUinJ, iii., kozd bj a dclnj or flo ov wot-J 
 
 rr. [ov aprthonjon. ; 
 
 Dim, Dim, «. not scij) klrrli; obski'ir; not klcr: dul 
 Dim. Dim, e. t. tu kl-gd; tu dqrkn; tu obski'ir. 
 Dime. Dim, n. a silver karn ov de Yiinjted Stats, 
 
 i.v At Viilyn ov ten gent."'. 
 DiMENSiO.V, Di-m^n-JoD, n. spas; bulk: ckstt'nt: 
 
 kH|':Lijiti. [Jonz. 
 
 DiMtNSio.NLESS, Di-m<5n-Jon-Ics, a. wid^t dimcn- 
 DiMENSiVE, Di-mon-siv, a. mqrkij) b-sndariz. 
 DiMKTER, Dim-E-tcr, a. havig Mi poetikal mv^- 
 
 \\TZ. [ckwal jiqrt.''. 
 
 Dimidiate, Di-mid-i-at, c. >'. tu divjd intu ta> 
 Diminish, Di-min ij, r. t. or t. tu Icsn; tu dc- 
 
 kii--". [k'-": dekre^. 
 
 Diminution", Dim-i-in'i-Jon, n. At nkt ov mnkio 
 Diminutive, Di-min-yn,-tiv, a. smol; kontrakicd; 
 
 lid. [kind. 
 
 Diminutive. Di-min-yTi-ti%% n. a tip litl ov At 
 Diminutively, Di-min-yii-tiv-U, ad. inadimin- 
 
 yHtiv inantT. [litlncA. 
 
 Diminutiveness, Di-min-yti-tiv-nc!', ii. smolnes; 
 DiMisriORV, Dim-is-o-ri, a. di^mi.-'ig. 
 DiMiTr, Dim-i-ti, n. a V\nA ov hwjt kotn klof 
 
 rilid. 
 Dimly. Dim-li, ad. in a dim manor; obskt^rli, 
 DiMMisn, Diiu-iJ, a. sumhivut dim. 
 Dimness. Dim-nes, n. dulncs ov sit: obfiktiriti. 
 Dimple, Dim-pl, n. un indcntajon in de (;ck or 
 
 t;iii. 
 Dimple. Dim-pl, r. i. tu sipk in smol knvitiz. 
 DiMi'i.KO. Diin-pld, a. ."ct wid dimplz. 
 DiMsiuuTKD, Dim-sjt-cd, a. havij) wtk iz. 
 Din, Din, m. a lisd n«rz; a kontinynd s-snd. 
 Din, Din, v. t. tu stun or konl'isud wid nwz. 
 Dinarchy, Din-ar-ki, n. a guvcrnment h\ UXi 
 
 p<;rsonz. 
 Dine. Djn, r. «'. and t. ta et or tu giv a diner. 
 DiNO, Dip, c. t. [». digd. p*. diflifl, di^d;! tu daj 
 
 wid vjulens; tu impr^s wid fors. 
 DiNO, Dij), r. i. tu bluster: tu brns. 
 DiNUDONQ, Diy-doj), n. wurdz ckspresijj At .Tsnd 
 
 ov l)ilz. [ji. 
 
 DiNoiNESS. Din-ji-nes, n. dr kwoliti ov beifl din- 
 DiNGLK. Di{)-gl, n. a holo brtwrn tin hilz. 
 Dingy, Din-ji, a. dqrk bnsn; dun; derti; sffld. 
 DiNiNU-BOOM, Djn-ifl-nttm, fi. a ntjmtudjnin. 
 Dinner, Din-er, n. (it qef mrl ov At da. 
 Dinnertime, Din-er-tim, n. de f jm ovd^nio. 
 Dint. Dint, ;». a bio; a dent:— vjulens; furs. 
 DiMMERATiON, Dj-nq-mer-u-Jon, n. numbcrifl 
 
 wuu b| wun. 
 Diocesan, Di-^s-c-ran, »r D}-o-s£-gan, n. a bij- 
 
 op HZ he standc related tu hii on klcrji, or flok. 
 Diocesan, Dj-6s-c-san, a. pcrtanip tu a djoses. 
 Diocese, Di-o-sm, n. a bijojis jurisdikjon; de se 
 
 ov a bijop; a bijoprik. 
 
 DIOCESS. Di-0-8C«. Sc iI>U'(€ft.) 
 
 Dioptric, Di-<Sp-trik. t a. rrlatig tu dj(^p- 
 DiOPTRiCAL. I)j-.pp-tri-k«l, S trik.<; adig de sit. 
 Dioptrics, Dj-op-triks, n. pi. dat pqrt ov optiks 
 
 hwiij trcta ov rtfrakjun ov \'\i, er rtfraktcd vi3- 
 
 on. 
 Diorama, Dj-o-r4-nia, or D{-o-r&-nia, n. a rc- 
 
 volvif) nptikal miij£n. 
 DiORAMic. D[-o-ram-ik, a. rtlatig tu a djorqina. 
 DiORiSM, Dj-cj-riz-m, n. di'tijikJoD or definijon. I 
 
 DioRisTic, D{-o-ria-tik, A. rtlatig tadjorizm:de- 
 
 '('"O- [kruked ljn». 
 
 DiouTiiusis, Dl-or-tuKis, n. At <\n ov Btralnig 
 l>iosMA, D{-6z-ma, n. a jmui* ov pliiot«. 
 Dip, Dip, v. t. [i. dipt, /•«. dipifl: dipt;] ta im^rj; 
 
 tu iinvm; tu put intu eni likor; til wet. 
 Dip, Dip, t-. i. tu (*iok; tu im>;rj: tu enter. 
 Dip, Dip, n. a drprejon; an inklina/ondunward. 
 DiPETALOua, Di-{)et-al-us, a. bavig UB fl'ser- 
 
 If vz. 
 DiPHTHONO, Dip-top, or Dif -log, n. ayi^nyonoT 
 
 tjj vselz in wun n-^nil. 
 Diphthongal, Dip-tog-al, a. brlopip tua diptog. 
 Diploma, Di-plu-ma, n. pi. a rjtip konferip «uin 
 
 l)rivilej, onor or otoriti. 
 Diplomacy, Di-plu-ma-si, n. dr qrtovmakiptrt- 
 
 tiz'wid I'oren stats; a diplumatik bodi. 
 DiPLOMATED, Dip-lu-mat-ed, p. a. mad bj diplo- 
 ma, [inasi or enven. 
 Diplomatic, Dip-lo-mat-ik, a. resn^ktipdiplo- 
 DiPLOMATics, Dip-lo-mat-iks, n. pi. At sjena ov 
 
 drsjferip anjent rjtipz; fik^ig d;^r data. 
 Diplomatist, Di-pl6-ma-tist, n. wun v^rst in 
 
 di[>kjiuaz. 
 Dii'i'ER, Dip-cr, n. wun dat dips; a ladl. 
 Dipping-needle, Dip-ip-ne-dl, n. a magn^tik 
 
 ncdl hwiq iukl(nz tu de ert. 
 Dll'SAS, Di|i-sas, fi. [Z.] a venomus B^rpcnt. 
 1)iptotk, l)ip-t£>t, It. a niin havig t>i> kasez onli. 
 Diptych, Dip-tik, n. a rejiiter ov bijops and 
 
 mqrt crz. 
 Dire, Djr, a. dredful: dizmal; djrful; horibl. 
 Direct, Di-rekt. a. strat: nt: uj-n: ebipres. 
 Direct. Di-rekt, r. /. tu am; tte resvqlat; tu 
 
 order. {hirector.) 
 
 DiRECTER, Di-rdkt-er, n. wun hi» direkta. Se 
 Direction, Di-rck-Jon, n. am; erdcr; sqjicr-krip- 
 
 Jon. 
 Directive, Di-rek-tiv, a. informip: Juip At wa. 
 Directly. Di-rekt-li, ad. in a stmt Ijn; s<i.n. 
 Directni-ss, Di-n^kt-nes, n. stratnes"; strat kors. 
 Director, Di-rekt-or, n. wun ha> direkts er man- 
 
 ajez; a superintendent; a gjd. 
 Directorial. Di-rek-tci-ri-al, a. dir^ktip:— rt- 
 
 Intip tu a direktori. [a gjd. 
 
 Directory, Di-rek-tu-ri, n. a buk ov direkjoni; 
 Directory, Di-rek-to-ri, a. gjdip: koDKindig. 
 Direful, Djr-ful, a. teribl; dizmal: horibl. 
 DiREFULNESS, Djr-f ul-nej", n. dredfulnes; horor. 
 Diremption, Di-rom-Jon, n. separajon. 
 DiRENESS, Djr-nes, ii. dizmalnes; horor. 
 DiREPTiON, Di-rep-Jon, n. de akt ov plundcrig. 
 Dirge, Deri, n. a niurnful diti; a fqneral sop, 
 DiRiGENT, Dir-i-jent, a. notig a Ijn in jeomctri. 
 Dirk, Derk, ». a kind ov dager; a jxrnyard. 
 Dirt, DitI, n. mud: filt; mjr; dust; ert. 
 1)IRT, Dert, r. t. tu f-gl: tu frtU tu derti. 
 Dirtily, Dert-i-li, ad. in a dfrti maner; fislli; 
 
 filtili. 
 Dirtiness, Dert-i-no.«, n. rtat ov beig derti. 
 Dirty, D.;rt-i, a. f-sl: naiiti:filti; sulid: men. 
 DiRUPTiON, Di-nip-Jon, n. At aktov bun^tip; dis- 
 
 rupjun. 
 Dis, Dis, an inse|«rabl pqrtikl, komonli impljig a 
 
 prjvativ or nograiv signifikajon, tkwiv&lent tu 
 
 t/n; az, tu qr-tn, (u di»qrm. [dm. 
 
 Disability, Dis-a-bil-i-ti, «. wont or piien wtk- 
 DiSABLE, Dis-a bl, r. /. tu deprjr or fors; tu 
 
 Wfkn. 
 Disabled, Dis-a-bld, p. a. dcprjvd ov gtrept. 
 Disabuse. Dis-a-biir, r. /. tu undestv:tu »ct rjt. 
 Disaccommodate, Dis-a-k6m-o-dat, r. t. tu dis- 
 
 komod. [stat oT beig unfit. 
 
 Disaccommodation, Dis-a-kom-o-da-Jon. m. a 
 Disaccustom, Dis-a-ktb-tom, r. t. tu widdrf 
 
 from I raktis.
 
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 Disadvantage, Dis-ad-vdn-taj, n. los; injn,ri tu 
 
 interest. [us; hurtful. 
 
 Disadvantageous, Dis-ad-van-ta-jus, a. injixri- 
 DiSADVA.NTAGEOUSLY, Dis-ad-van-ta-jus-li, ad. 
 
 wid injuri. 
 DiSADVA>"TAGEOUSNESS, Dis-ad-van-ta-jus-nes, n. 
 
 inji|ri: los. [alyenat. 
 
 DiSAFFECT, Dis-a-fekt, v. t. tia fil wid disljk: tia 
 Disaffected, Dis-a-fekt-ed, p. a. alyenated: 
 
 uufreudli. [afekjon. 
 
 Disaffection, Dis-a-fek-Jon, n. disljk; wont ov 
 Disaffirm, Dis-a-ferm, v. i. tia kontradikt: ta 
 
 denj. [fij,taJon. 
 
 Disaffirmance, Dis-a-ferm-ans, n. denial; kon- 
 Disageee, Dis-a-gre, v. t. tia dif er in opinyon; 
 
 tia kworel. [siv; unfit. 
 
 Disagreeable, Dis-a-gre-a-bl, a. unpkzig; ofen- 
 DlSAGREEABLENESS, Dis-a-gre-a-bl-nes, n. un- 
 
 plezautues. [ofensivli. 
 
 Disagreeably, Dis-a-gre-a-bli, ad. unplezautli; 
 Disagreement, Dis-a-gre -ment, n. diferens; dis- 
 
 imilitn,d. [senji],r. 
 
 Disallow, Dis-a-1-s, v. t. tio. denj; tu refi^z; tia 
 Disallow, Dis-a-1-s, r. i. tia refi^z permijon. 
 DiSALLOWABLE, Dis-a-l-g-a-bl, a. not al-sabl; not 
 
 tia be permited. [fi],zal. 
 
 Disallowance, Dis-a-H-ans, n. probibijon; re- 
 DiSANCHOR, Dis-ar)-kor, v. t. tia fairs from ai)koraj. 
 DiSANiMATE, Dis-an-i-mat, r. t. tia depriv ov Iji'; 
 
 tui dejekt. 
 Disannul, Dis-a-niil, v. t. tia aniil; tia makverd. 
 DiSAPPAEEL, Dis-a-iar-el, t\ t, tia disrob; tu 
 
 undres. [vanij. 
 
 Disappear, Dis-a-per, v. i. tu be lost tu viy tu 
 DiSAPPEAEAXCE, Dis-a-per-ans, n. de akt ov disa- 
 
 perii). 
 Disappoint, Dis-a-pe-nt, v. t. tu defet ov eks- 
 
 pektajon: tu bok; tu deprjv ov: tu frustrat. 
 Disappointment, Dis-a-pffnt-ment, n. falyn,r ov 
 
 ekspektajon. [al; senJur. 
 
 Disapprobation, Dis-ap-ro-ba-Jon, n. disapriDv- 
 Disapproval, Dis-a-prjjv-al, n. disaprobajon; 
 
 senjivr. [Ji|r. 
 
 Disapprove, Dis-a-proiv, v. t. tu dislik; tu sen- 
 DiSABM, Dis-qrm, v. t. tu deprjv ov qrmz; tu 
 
 divest ov. [qrmz. 
 
 DiSAEMEE, Dis-qrm-er, n. wun hco deprivz ov 
 Disarrange, Dis-a-ranj, v. t. tu put -st ov order: 
 
 tu deranj. [deranjment. 
 
 Disarrangement, Dis-a-ranj-ment, n. disorder; 
 DiSAEEAT, Dis-a-ra, v. t. tu undres: tu overtro. 
 Disarray, Dis-a-ra, n. disorder; konfu^on; undres. 
 Disaster, Diz-ds-ter, j». misfortynn; gref:kalamiti. 
 Disastrous, Diz-ds-trus, a. unluki; unhapi; ka- 
 
 lamitus. [nianer. 
 
 Disastrously, Diz-ds-trus-li, ad. in a dizdstrus 
 Disastrousness, Diz-ds-trus-nes, n. unlukines; 
 
 kalamiti. 
 Disavouch, Dis-a-vsq, v. t. tu retrakt profejon. 
 Disavow, Dis-a-vis, t-. t. tu disun; tu denj; tu 
 
 disklam. [denial. 
 
 Disavowal, Dis-a-vs-al, >i. de akt ov disavsii): 
 Disband, Dis-band, v. t. tu dismis from servis: 
 
 tu set at libcrti; tu dispers. 
 Disband, Dis-b.ind, r. i. tu retjr from servi."?. 
 DiSBARK, Dis-b^rk, v. t. tti divest ov bqrk; tu 
 
 disembqrk. 
 Disbelief, Dis-be-lef, «. wont ov belef. 
 Disbelieve, Dis-be-lev, v. t. not tu krcdit. 
 DiSBELiEVEE, Dis-be-lsv-cr, n. wun hco refq,7,ez 
 
 belef. [ov. 
 
 DiSBOWEL, Dis-b-s-el, v. t. tia tak -st de intcstinz 
 Disburden, Dis-biir-dn, v. t. tu unljjd; tu dis- 
 
 Disburdened, Dis-bur-dnd, /i. a. unlodcd;relEvd. 
 Disburse, J)is-burs, v. t. tu spend er la -st muni. 
 
 Disbursement, Dis-biirs-ment, n. dt akt ov dis- 
 
 biirsig; sum spent. 
 DiSBURSER, Dis-burs-er, n. wun hot) disbdrsez. 
 Disc, Disk, n. de fas ov de sun, &s. Se {-Disk.} 
 DiscALCEATE, Dis-kal-se-at, v. t. tu strip of Jidz. 
 Discard, Dis-kqrd, v. t. tu dismis from servis, er 
 
 empltrment. 
 Discase, Dis-kas, v. t. tu put; tu undres. 
 Discern, Di-zern, v. t. tu diskrj; tu se; tu dis- 
 
 tiijgwij: tu juj. 
 Discern, Di-zern, v. «. tu mak distiijkjon. 
 DiscERNER, Di-zern-er, n. wun hO) dizernz. 
 Discernible, Di-zeru-i-bl, a. perseptibl. 
 DiscERNiBLENESS, Di-zem-i-bl-nes, n. viziblnes. 
 DiscERNiBLY, Di-zern-i-bli, ad. perseptibli. 
 Discerning, Di-z^rn-iij, n. dizernment. 
 Discernment, Di-zern-ment, n. de akt ov dizern- 
 
 ii); penetrajon; sagasiti; jujment. 
 DiscERP, Di-serp,^ r. t. tu tq,r in pesez; tu brak. 
 DiscERPTiBiLiTY, Di-serp-ti-bil-i-ti, n. stat ov 
 
 beii) diserptibl. 
 DisCERPTiBLE, Di-serp-ti-bl, a. franjabl;separabl. 
 DiscERPTiON, Di-serp-Jon, n. de akt ov pulii) tu 
 
 pesez. 
 DiscHAEGE, Dis-gqrj, v. t. tu disburdn; tu unlad; 
 
 tu pa: tu eksEkn,t; tu dismis; tu reles. 
 Discharge, Dis-qqrj, v. i. tu brak up; tu eksplod. 
 Discharge, Dis-gqrj, n. vent; eksplo^on: dismijon; 
 
 reles; ransum; pament; ekseki|Jon. 
 DischaPlGER, Dis-qqrj-er, ji. wun hcD disqqrjez. 
 Disciple, Di-sj-pl, n. a foloer; alerner; a skolar. 
 DisciPLESHip, Di-sj-pl-Jip, n. de stat ov a disjpl. 
 Disciplinable, Dis-i-plin-a-bl, a. kapabl ov disi- 
 
 plin. 
 DisciPLiNABLENESS, Dis-i-plin-a-bl-nes, n. ka- 
 
 pasiti ov instrukjon; stat ov subjekjon. [iplin. 
 DisciPLiNANT, Dis-i-plin-ant, n. wun under dis- 
 DisciPLiNARiAN, Dis-i-pli-na-ri-an, a. pertanig 
 
 tu disiplin; — n. wun strikt in disiplin. 
 DisciPLiNAEY, Dis-i-pli-na-ri, a. pertanig tu 
 
 disiplin. 
 Discipline, Dis-i-plin, n. edji^kajon; rcA ov guv- 
 
 ernment; militari regyn,laJon; subjekjon; pun- 
 
 ijment. 
 Discipline, Dis-i-plin, v. t. tu instrukt and guv- 
 
 ern: tu edy^kat; tu reg7q,lat; tia qastjz; tu re- 
 form. 
 Disclaim, Dis-ldam, v. i. tu dison; tu ren'sns. 
 Disclaimer, Dis-klam-cr, n. wun hoo disldamz; 
 
 an ekspres or impljd denial; renunjiajon. 
 Disclose, Dis-kliiz, i-. t. tu unkdver; tu revel: 
 
 tu tel. 
 DiscLOSEE, Dis-kloz-er, n. wun hcD disklozez. 
 DiscLosuEE, Dis-kl(f)-3ii,r, n. de akt ov disklozij). 
 DisCLUSION, Di?-kl4-jon,'- n. a fruii) "St; emijon. 
 Discoid, Dis-kerd, n. a. Jel rezemblii) a disk. 
 DiscoiDAL, Dis-kffd-al, a. haviij de form ov a 
 
 disk. [kulor ov. 
 
 Discolor, Dis-kul-or, r. t. tu stan; tu ^anj de 
 Discoloration, Dis-kul-or-a-Jon, n. qanj ov kul- 
 or: Stan. [kwij. 
 Discomfit, Dis-kiim-fit, v. t. tu defet; tu vay- 
 DiscoMFiT, Dis-kiim-fit, ) >i. defe't; over- 
 DiscOMFiTUEE, Dis-kum-fit-yi^r, S tro ; vag- 
 
 kwijment. [soro. 
 
 DiscOMFOET, Dis-kum-fort, n. trubl: unezines; 
 Discomfort, Dis-kum-fort, v. t. tu grev; tu sadn. 
 Discommend, Dis-kom-end, v. t. tu blam; tu 
 
 scnjqr. [abl; senJn,rab'i. 
 
 Discommendable, Dis-kom-end-a-bl, a. blam- 
 DiscoMMENDABLENESS, Dis-kom-end-a-bl-nes, n. 
 
 blamablncs. [reprcSg. 
 
 Discommendation, Dis-kom-en-da-Jon, n. blam; 
 DiscoMMENDER, Dis-kom-end-er, n. wunhrodis- 
 
 komendz. [venyens. 
 
 Disco-MMODE, Dis-kom-ud, v. t. tu put tu inkon-
 
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 DucouMOOioi'S, ViA-kom-tii-di-iu, s. inkonvcn- 
 
 y<ui. fkonvtnyeuH. 
 
 Ditic'UMMOUIOUS.NUiil, I>i8-kom-u-di-U'<iic'ii, n. iii- 
 DutcuMMo.'K, L>iii-kuiD-oii, v. t. tu \>\a\. tu inkun- 
 
 \tnyvM. (disldrb. 
 
 DlBi'UMFOSE, Dis-kuiu-p<jz, r. t. tu disorder; tu 
 DnujuMfUttlBi:, DiK-kuiu-iMJ-ji^r, n. diiiordiT. 
 DiBcu.M'KUT, Ui!i-koa-«v'°t, r. I. tu uii.'<o(l; tu 
 
 di-k<'iii|'uz. [kuiiformiti. 
 
 I>iM osuntJiiTy, I)is-kon-f«»nii-i-ti, n. wont ov 
 iJlhCoNUBUiTV, lJis-kun-gni>-i-ti, n. inkoiigroiiti. 
 I)l8CON.N£CT, Du-kun-ckt, I'. /. tu KL-|junit; tu 
 
 di.HJ«tii. fsfjMiraJon. 
 
 Disconnection, Dis-kon-^k-Jon, n. dinyi^nyoii; 
 DiscoNiiciLATt:, Di;)-kun-;<<;>-lut, a. bbplcd; eoru- 
 
 ful; >ad. 
 Disconsolately, Dis-kijn-i!0-lnt-li, ad. in a dis- 
 
 kiMi-ujl'it iimiHT. 
 DiSLoxsoLATENESS, Dis-k6n-ec»-lat-ne8, n. wont 
 
 ov koiisulajon. [uDeziiici<. 
 
 Discontent, Dis-kon-t«?nt, n, wont ov kontont; 
 Discontent, Dis-kun-t^nt, a. uneii; di.ikonteut- 
 
 cd. [luuk unczi. 
 
 Discontent, Di.<-kon-teiit, r. t. tu di.-atisfj; tu 
 DiscoNTENTEU, Dia-kon-t<5nt-ed, y. a. unezi; di- 
 
 sati-tjcl. [salijfakjon. 
 
 DiBCONTLNTEDNESd. Dw-kon-t6nt-od-no!i, ri. di- 
 DiscoNTEXTjiENT, Du-kon-t^nt-oicnt, n. inkwje- 
 
 ti^d; di.'<kuiitent. ^iut«rmiJon. 
 
 DiacONTiNiANCK, Dis-kon-tin-jq-ans n. sesiijon; 
 Discontinuation, Di*-kon-tin-yii-u-Jon, «. de 
 
 akt i>v di.^kuiitinniio. [n*. 
 
 DiscoNTiNtE, Dis-kon-tin-yq, r. i. tu lev of; tu 
 DisciJNTiNCE, Dis-kun-tin-yti, c. t. tu brnk of: 
 
 tu inUTU|it. [di.^kontin^'iiz. 
 
 DiSCONTiNiER, Dis-kon-tin-yii-er, n. wun hit) 
 DiscoNTiNLiTV, Dis-kon-li-Dii-i-li, n. di.-'yiiniti 
 
 ov jx^rl.''; sesnjon. 
 DiscoxTiNiOLS, Dis-kon-tin-jTl-us, a. brokn of. 
 DiscoBi), Dis-kopl, II. Q wont ov konkord: kon- 
 
 ti-iijoii: strjf; di.«agrrujcnt: kontrurjeti ov sTsndz. 
 DlSCoBiiANCE, Di.''-ki?rd-ans, mi. a wont ov kun- 
 DiscoBi>ANCV, Dis-kurd-an-8i, i kord; di^k»rd: 
 
 di.-<u>;rciui;nt. [bqruionius. 
 
 DiscOBDANT, Dis-kurd-ant, a. inkonsistcnt: in- 
 DiscoBDANTLY, Dis-kerd-oot-li, ad. in a ditfkord- 
 
 ant iimnor. 
 DiscocNT. Di<-kMit, 11. a drdukjon; an alrans. 
 Discount, Di.<-k"snt, v. t. tu ]« bak ageu; tu 
 
 dEdiikt; tu inak a di^ik'sut; tu udvuii.s on dis- 
 
 k'snt. [kdraj; tu abaj. 
 
 DiscoLNTKNANCK, Dis-kin-tc-nans, v. t. tu di:-- 
 DiscocNTENANCEB, Dis-kin-tc-naos-er, n. wun 
 
 hiD diskiirujfz. 
 DisioiBAOE, Di.f-kdr-nj, r. t. tu dcprts; tu dc- 
 
 prjv ov konfidcDs; tu drt«-r; tu di!<wad. 
 DiscuiBAGEMENT, Dis-kiir-aj-mcut, ii. de akt 
 
 ov di:«hqrtnio: dat Lwiq di:jbqrtnz. 
 Discoi'BAGER, Din-kiir-aj-er, n. wun h(t> di^kdr- 
 
 ajez. (kdraj. 
 
 Discoi EAOiNO, Di.-kdr-iij-ijj, p. a. tcndig tu dis- 
 DiucoiHjiE, Dis-kiJrs, ii. konvi-rsajon; a :^nuon; 
 
 Q *\'t>y. a tritiz; u di.-trtajon. 
 DiscoLBSK, DiK-kwn, r. t. tu konvyn; tu tok; 
 
 tu rtzn. 
 DiscoLBSE, Dis-kum, r. /. tu trtt ov; tu di.«kd5. 
 DiSCOiBiiEB, Di^-kure-cr, n. wun hiii di.-koret'z. 
 Discoi'HsiNO, Di.-i-kiJrs-in, «. At akt ov konv.;r!»io. 
 DiscoiBsiVK, Di.<-kiJr<-iv, a. rrznin; konv^rsubl. 
 DiscoLBTEocs, Dis-kur-i€-u», t«r Di^-kifirt-yu.'*. a. 
 
 uncivil; nixl: inipolit. [nndli. 
 
 DiscoLBTEOCSLT, Di.i-kdr-t«-u»-li, ad. uiuirili; 
 DiscocBTEsr. Dia-kdr-tc-si, n. inniviliti. 
 Discois, Dis-ku.s a. brod; flat; wi<l; lik a dii)k. 
 DiscovEB, Di.i-kdv-cr, r. ^ tu Ju: tu diskli^z; 
 
 tu revel: tu c^pi; tu fjnd 'St; tu drt^kt. j 
 
 D18COVEKABLE, Di«-kuT-«r-ii-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 dirkiivfrJ. 
 DiMcovtUEB, Dif-kdv-cr-cr, n. wan bdidiskdven. 
 DihcovEuy, DiK-kdv-cr-i, n. dc iikt ov fjudig; 
 
 dinklcixur. Ijfria. 
 
 DiscBEiiiT, DU-krtkl-it, n. ignuinini; rzprw^; di«- 
 DlscBEUiT, Diii-krM-it, r. t. tu diagnu; tu dis- 
 
 iru'^t. [rt|.ro<;ful. 
 
 DiscUEDiTABLE, Dia-kred-it-a-bl, a. diigntaiul; 
 DiscuELT, Di.-kret, a. pWidcut ; »<rkuuui*kl : 
 
 koju-. 
 DiscBEETLV, Diii-kret-li, ad. priiKiiutli; ku/iuli. 
 DiscBEETNEbS, Dis-krtt-ncn, «. prujdfiuj di»- 
 
 krejiin. 
 DiscBEi'ANCE, Dis-krep-aa", / n. difcrcns; kon- 
 DiscBEPAXCY, Di.-'-krup-an-si, i trarjeti; din- 
 
 grtmi-nt. 
 DiscuEi'AXT, DiH-kr^p-ant, a. difcrcnt; diiiagrti{). 
 Discrete, Di.i-kret, a. diatigkt; dixjorud. 
 DlscKETiON, Di«-kr6J-on, ri. pniidenij; wjz man^j- 
 
 luent. 
 DiscBETiONAL, Dis-krtJ-on-al, a. left tu dijskre/- 
 
 on or (j'f-: uiiliiiiitt-d: di.-krejonari. 
 DiscRETioNALLY, Dis-kreJ-on-al-i, ad. at plej- 
 
 Hr; at <jfn. 
 DiscBETioNABY, Dis-ki^J-on-a-ri, «. lofttudia- 
 
 krcjoii iir c^ns: unlimited; unrcstrand. 
 DiscBETiVE. Dis-krr-tiv, a. sv\mtuI; disiiukt. 
 DisciiKTivELY, Di<-kre-tiv-li, a<y. in a disiiogwij- 
 
 iU uiMiK-r. [abl. 
 
 Disc ttiMiN ABLE, Dis-krim-in-a-bl, a. disiingwij- 
 DiscBjMiNATE, Dia-krim-i-nnt, v. t. tu diati^- 
 
 gwij; tu separat. 
 DiscBiiiiNATE, Dis-krim-i-nat, a. diskriminatcd. 
 DiscBiMiNATELV, Dis-krim-i-nat-li, at/, diali^jkt- 
 
 li; iiiimitli. [kriminajon. 
 
 DiscBisiiXATENESS, Dis-krim-i-nat-ne.s, «. dis- 
 DiscBiMiNATiON, Dis-krim-i-na-Jon, n. de akt or 
 
 fakulliov di.-ikriminnti{): dizoramcut: di.^tigkjon; 
 
 a mrjrk. [di;kriminaJon. 
 
 Discriminative. Dis-krim-i-na-iiv, .1. nmkij) 
 DiscBiMiNATiVELY, Dis-krim-i-na-tiv-li, nJ. wid 
 
 di.-<kriminaJon. [postynr ov Irnin- 
 
 DisciuiTOBv, Di.o-kii-bi-to-ri, a. fitod tu de 
 DiscLLPATE. Di.-i-kdl-pat,* v. t. tu t-kskulpot. 
 DisciMBEXCY, Dis-kdm-bcn-si, n. de akt ov len- 
 
 \\f at luilz. [dijicngaj. 
 
 DiscLMBtB. Dis-kdm-bcr, c. t. tu unbunln; tu 
 DisciBsiON, Dis-kdr-Jou, n. a diskdrsiv pruned- 
 
 yur. 
 DisiCBSiVE, Dis-kdr-siv, a. d^ultari; qrgtimcn- 
 
 tativ. [maner. 
 
 DisciEsiVELY, Dis-kdr-siv-li, ad. in a divkdiviv 
 DisccBsiVENESS, Di:j-kdr-£iv-DC8, ». Stat ov beiy 
 
 diskdrsiv. [kdrsiv. 
 
 DisciBsoRY, Di«-kdr-»o-ri, a. qrgqmcntiuiv; dia- 
 DiscLBSLS, Dij-kdr-sus, n. [I..] qrgqmenta/on. 
 DiscLS. Di-kii". II. [L.] /7. Dis-ki, [2'iij^.J Dis- 
 
 kus-ez; a kwtft. 
 Disccss, Di^-kd5, r. t. tu cgxamin; tu debat; tu 
 
 sift;^ tu di<|K;n', az murbid mator. 
 DiscvssEK, DiA-kus-cr, n. wun ha> diskdacz; an 
 
 cgzaniiniT. 
 Discission, Di.'-kd/-on, n. de akt ov di^kdaig: 
 
 rgzaminajon: dii<kwizi/i>n. 
 DiscissiVK, Dis-kd-x-iv, a. diskdaig; dii6lvip. 
 DisciTiENT, I)is-kq-/cnt, 11. a mcdisin tu di«- 
 
 fi^T.4 morbid mater. [kontcm. 
 
 I>isi)AiN, Di'i-dan, r. t. tu skom; tu drxpii: tu 
 Disdain, Dis-diin, ». kontemt: i>kom: indigna/on. 
 DisUAiNKUL, Dls-dan-ful, a. sksmful; buLi; koo- 
 
 ti-mtyqus. 
 DiSDAiNFi LLT, Di.1-ddn-ful-i.A4/. wid boti skaTD. 
 DisDAiNFiLNESS, Di«-dan-ful-nea, n. kuot^Bl* 
 
 yqu.iuts. 
 Disease, Diz t'l, n. distumi^r; maladi.
 
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 Disease, Diz-EZ, v. t. tu aflikt wid dizez; tva in- 
 
 DiSEASED, I)iz-£7.d, /'. a. alekted bj dizez. [fekt. 
 
 DiSEASED.VESS, Diz-t'z-ed-nes, ». siknes. 
 
 Disembark. Dis-em-bqrk, v. t. tia land, az trmps 
 
 fiiim Q /ip. [ajor. 
 
 Disembark, Dis-em-bqrk, v, i. tui land; tu go 
 
 Disembarrass, Dis-em- bar-as, «. t. tu fre from 
 
 klog; tu liberat. [erajon. 
 
 Disembarrassment, Dis-em-bar-as-ment, ji. lib- 
 
 DiSEMBiTTEK, Dis-em-bit-er, r. t. tu frs from 
 
 bitcniL-s. [bodi. 
 
 Disembodied, Dis-em-bod-id, a. divested ov a 
 
 Disembody, Dis-em-bod-i, t'. t. tu divest ov de 
 
 budi. 
 Disembogue, Dis-em-bog, v. t. tu por ist at de 
 
 ui'st, az a river; tu discjqrj. 
 Disembosom, Dis-em-b\az-om, v. t. tu separat 
 
 fnm At buzem: tu diskloz. 
 
 Disembowel, Dis-em-b's-el, v. t. tu tak ■st ds 
 
 b-selz. [qdntment. 
 
 Disenchant, Dis-en-qdnt, v. t. tu fre from cn- 
 
 Disenchantment, Dis-en-qdnt-ment, n. Az akt 
 
 ov discnquntii). [tu frs. 
 
 Disencumber, Dis-en-kiim-ber, v. t. tu disbiirdn: 
 
 Disenclmbeance, Dis-en-kum-brans, n. libern- 
 
 Jon: frfdum. [tu fre. 
 
 Disengage, Dis-en-gaj, r. t. tu reles; tu kler; 
 
 Disengage, Dis-en-gaj, <■. i. tu set wuuz self fre 
 
 from. 
 Disengaged, Di^-en-gajd, p. a. disjffnd: disen- 
 
 tai)gld: fre: vakant; beii) at le^nr. 
 
 Disengagement, Dis-en-gaj -mcnt, n. reles: va- 
 
 kan.-^i. [or list. 
 
 DiSENROLL, Dis-en-rol, v. t. tu eras from a rol 
 
 Disentangle, Dis-en-tag-gl, v. t. tu unravel: tu 
 
 - set fre. [gajment. 
 
 Disentanglement, Dis-en-tai)-gl-ment, H.disen- 
 
 DiSEXTHRALL, Dis-en-trel, v. t. tu set fre: tu 
 
 liberat. [detron. 
 
 DiSENTHRONE, Dis-en-trcjn, v. i. tu depoz; tu 
 
 Disentitle, L)is-en-tj-tl, v. t. tu depriv ov titl. 
 
 Disentomb, Dis-en-tijbm, v. t. tu disinter. 
 
 DiSENTRANCE, Dis-en-trdns, c. t. tu awakn from 
 
 a trans. [disestem. 
 
 DiSESTiMATiON, Dis-es-ti-ma-Jon, n. disrespekt; 
 
 Disfavor, Dis-fa-vor, n. disk'sntenans; — v. i. tu 
 
 opoz. [an opozer. 
 
 DiSFAVORER, Dis-fa-vor-er, n. a disk'sntenanser: 
 
 Disfiguration, Dis-fig-yi),-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 disfigynrii). 
 Disfigure, Dis-fig-ynr, v. t. tu deferm; tu de- 
 fas: tu ma:i)gl. [ov bn,ti. 
 Disfigurement, Dis-fig-yT],r-ment, n. defasment 
 Disfranchise, Dis-fran-giz, v. t. tu deprjv ov 
 privilejez. [akt ov disfranqjzii). 
 Disfranchisement, Dis-fran-qiz-ment, n. de 
 DiSFURNiSH, Dis-fiir-niJ,* i-. t. tu deprjv; tu un- 
 fdrnij. [ments. 
 DiSGARNiSH, Dis-g4r-niJ, v. t. tu strip ov orna- 
 DiSGAREisON, Dis-gar-i-son, v. t. tu deprjv ov a 
 garison. [fors. 
 Disgorge, Dis-gerj, v. t. tu vomit: tu por Tit wid 
 Disgorgement, Dis-gerj-ment, n. de akt ov dis- 
 gerj ii). 
 Disgrace, Dis-gras, n. ignomini; disonor: Jam. 
 Disgrace, Dis-gras, v. t. tu disonor; tu briij tu 
 Jam. [ius; bas. 
 Disgraceful, Dis-gras-ful, a. Jamful: ignomin- 
 Disgracefully, Dis-gras-ful-i, ad. ignominius- 
 li; basli. [disgras. 
 DiSGRACEFULNESS, Dis-gTHS-ful-nes, »i. ignomini; 
 Disgbacek, Dis-gras-er, n. wun hO) ekspozcz tu 
 
 Jam. 
 Disguise, Dis-gjz, v. t. tu konsel bj an unyx^jt],- 
 
 al dres; tu disfigyij^r; tu qanj de form ov. 
 Disguise, Dis-gjz, «. k-snterfit Jo; mask. 
 
 DiSGUiSER, Dis-gjz-er, n. wun hda disgjzez. 
 Disgust, Dis-gust, v. t. tu ofend; tu prodi^s 
 averjon. [gustij). 
 
 Disgustful, Dis-gnst-ful, a. keziij disgust; dis- 
 DiSGUSTiNG, Dis-giist-ii), p. a. keziij disgust; 
 oteusiv. [disgust. 
 
 Disgustingly, Dis-gust-ig-li, ad. in a maner tu 
 Dish, DiJ, n. a. vesel for servig up food; food. 
 Dish. DiJ, t. t. tu serv er put in a dij. 
 Dishabille, Dis-a-bil, n. [/>.] undres; Icos dres. 
 Dish-cloth, DiJ-klot, n. a klot fer wojii) dijez. 
 Dishearten, Dis-hqrt-n, r. i. tu diskiiraj. [tabl. 
 Dished, l-'ijt, p. a. put in a diJ and redi fer ds 
 Disherison, Dis-her-i-son,t n. de akt ovdisinher- 
 Dishevel, Di-Jev-el, v. t. tu spred linsli. [iti^. 
 Dishful, DiJ-ful, 7i. az muq az a diJ wil hold. 
 Dishonest, Dis-on-est, a. not onest; verdov prob- 
 
 iti; I'atles: frddyi^lent; unqast. 
 Dishonestly, Dis-6n-est-li, ad. in a disonest 
 
 maner: tatlesli; wikedli. 
 Dishonesty, Dis-6n-es-ti, n. wont ov probiti: vj- 
 olajon ov trust; unqastiti: deset; naveri; wont 
 ov integriti. 
 Dishonor, Dis-6n-or, n. disgras; Jam. 
 Dishonor, Dis-6n-or, v. t. tu disgras; tu briij Jam 
 
 upon; tia tret wid indigniti. 
 Dishonorable, Dis-6n-or-a-bl, a. not onorabl; 
 jaiuful: repiQqful; ignominius. [li. 
 
 Dishonorably', Dis-6n-or-a-bli, ad. ignominius- 
 DiSHONORER. Dis-6n-or-cr, n. wun boo di^onorz. 
 Disincarcerate, Dis-in-kqr-ser-at, v. t. tu fre 
 from prizn. [inklinajon. 
 
 Disinclination, Dis-in-kli-na-Jon, n. wont ov 
 Disincline, Dis-in-kljn, v. t. tu mak avers. 
 Disinfect, Dis-in-fekt, i-. t. tu pv^rif j from in- 
 
 fekjon. 
 
 Disinfection, Dis-in-fek-Jon, n. pi^rifikajon. 
 
 Disingenuous, Dis-in-jen-yn,-us, a. unf^r; menli 
 
 qrtful; slj. [li; qrtfuli. 
 
 Disingenuously', Dis-in-jen-yn-us-li, ad. unfsy- 
 
 DisiNGENUOUSNESS, Dis-in-jen-yti-us-nes, n. un- 
 
 f%rnes: lo kraft. [inheritii). 
 
 Disinherison, Dis-in-her-i-son, n. de akt ov dis- 
 
 Disinherit, Dis-in-her-it, v, t. tu deprjv ov an 
 
 inheritans. [tu pqrtiklz. 
 
 Disintegrate, Dis-in-te-grat, v. t. tu separat in- 
 
 Disintegeation, Dis-in-te-gra-Jon, n. separajon 
 
 intu pqrtiklz. 
 Disinter, Dis-in-ter, v. t. tu tak -st ov de grav. 
 Disinterested, Dis-in-ter-est-ed, a. fre from 
 
 self interest. 
 Disinterestedness, Dis-in-ter-est-ed-nes, n. fre- 
 dom from self interest. [beriii). 
 
 Disinterment, Dis-in-ter-ment, n. de akt ov un- 
 DiSiNTHRALL, Dis-in-trel, v. t. tu set fre; tu lib- 
 erat. [Jon from bondaj. 
 Disinthralment, Dis-in-trel-ment, n. emansipa- 
 DiSJOiN, Dis-jtfn, v. t. tu separat; tu pqrt; tu 
 sunder. [brak. 
 Disjoint, Dis-jc^^nt, v. t. tu put -st ov jernt: tu 
 Disjoint, Dis-je-nt, r. i. tu fel in pesez. 
 DiSJOiNTLY, Dis-jffnt-li, ad. in a divided stat. 
 Disjunct, Dis-juijkt, a. disjend; separat. [Jon. 
 Disjunction, Dis-jiigk-Jon, n. disyqnyon; separa- 
 DiSJUNCTiVE, Dis-juijk-tiv, a. separatii); disjern- 
 iij; — n. a wurd dat disjtfnz. [separatii. 
 Disjunctively, Dis-jiiijk-tiv-li, ad. distiijktli; 
 Disk, Disk, ii. de fas ov de sun er planet. 
 Dislike, Dis-ljk, n. disinklinajou: averjon. 
 Dislike, Dis-ljk, v. t. not tu Ijk; tu disrelij. 
 Disliken, Dis-ljk-n, r. t. tu mak unljk. 
 DiSLiKENESS, Dis-ljk -nes, n. disimiliti^d; unljkne8. 
 Dislimb, Dis-lim, v. t. tu t^r of de limz. 
 Dislocate, Dis-lo-kat, v. t. tu put ist ov jent: 
 tu disjdrnt. [disjtfnted. 
 Dislocated, Dis-lo-kat-ed, p. a. put si ov plas;
 
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 DiBLOCATiox, Diw-lo-ka-Jun, n. de ftkt or du- 
 
 |>lu:tig; a lukKafon. 
 DiHLOUUE, L)i!«-luj, c t. tu rtokir; tu dqr from. 
 UiHLuuui:, Dis-Ioj, v. i. tu go awii tu auiidt-r 
 
 plif. [led. 
 
 DiHLOYAL, DiH-ltir-al, ji. not l<ful; disiijbcdicnt; fiit- 
 
 UlHLOYALLV, Diri-lrf-lll-i, ud. fotlciili: trO<jtTUSli. 
 
 DisLOYALTr, Dii-l(f-ul-ti, II. wont ov alejiauii or 
 
 fideliti. 
 Dismal, Dix-mul, a. suroful; elibmi; dir; dqrk. 
 UlSMALLV, I)iz-in:>l-i, atl. horiuli; mjrofuli; sodli. 
 UisjiAL.VKsa, I)iz-mul-nu:i, n. gla)uiine8; aoru : 
 
 dqrkh'-i. [tu dcstrif. 
 
 Dismantle. Dis-man-tl, c. I. tu strip: tu divc-t: 
 DiHMAHK. l)ia-iuiisk, v. t. tu dive.st ov a ma^k. 
 DISMAST, I)i:<-incist, I', t. tu drprj*' ov musts. 
 D18MAY, l)iji-mu, r. t. tu terifj: tu ufrjt: tudrjokt. 
 D18MAV, Dis-mti, fi. fol ov kuraj; t^TT: frr. 
 DiaMAYKb.N'Ess, DU-ma-cd-nes, n. dejc-kjon ov 
 
 kuraj. 
 Dismaying, Dis-md-ig, pp. depqvinov kuraj. 
 DlSMKMBKB, Dis-m^m-bcr, r. t. tu divid lim from 
 
 lim. [from liui. 
 
 Dismembered, Dis-mdm-bcrd, p. a. divided lim 
 DiSMEMBEiiMKNT, Dis-m^m-bcr-mcnt, n. divijon; 
 
 Hc|uiriiji>n. 
 Dismiss. l)i:i-mi.s, i-. t. tu t<cnd awa; tu diskqrd: 
 
 tu di-jKn;. [mi/uu. 
 
 Dismissal, [>i!<-mi:j-al, n. At akt ov dismisig; diii- 
 DisMissio.v. I>i»-tniJ-uu, n. de akt ov dismuiu; 
 
 lev tu iljix'irt; di-Kjf'trj; deprivajon. 
 D18MIS.SIVK. l>i.'i-mi.'<-iv, a. koziu di-mijon. 
 DisMOLXT, Di^-raSnt, r. t. tu tru of a hor.'i, kit. 
 DisMOLNT, Dis-m-siit, r. «'. tu aljt from a hors. 
 Dis.NATUBALiZE, Diii-iuit-yii-ral-iz, r. t. tu mnk 
 
 nlyen. [fqtal tu oba. 
 
 DisoBKDiE.NCE, Dis-o-b£-di -ens, /I. noglektorrr- 
 DisoBKiHEXT, Di^i-o-bi-di-ont, a. rrliizifl tu uba. 
 Disobey. Dis-u-ba, i-. t. tu rrfqz ubedicn.'< tu: 
 
 tu bnik koniuudz: tu truni<gre:ii. 
 DisoBLiUATiO.v, Dis'-ob-li-ga-Jon, «. ofens; kec ov 
 
 di.xgiist. [ligajon. 
 
 DisoBLiOATORT, Dis-6b-liga-fo-ri, a. rrlfsip ob- 
 DisoBLiciK. Dis-o-blij, r. t. tu of^nd: tu displrz. 
 DisoBLiuER, Dis-o-bljj-tr, n. wun ha> ofendz an- 
 
 lidtT. [kjnd. 
 
 DisoBLitiiNO. Dis-o-bljj-in. pp. a. displezig; un- 
 DisoBLiuiNOLY, Dis-a-blij-ig-li, ad. in a manor 
 
 tu displez. [tu gratifj. 
 
 Disobligingness, Dis-o-blij-ijj-nei!, »i. rrliiktans 
 DisORBKD, Dis-.'.rbd, a. tron Tst ov it.s orb. 
 Disurdeb, Di.-'-or-dor, >i. wont ov order; konfq3on; 
 
 iregyqlariti: tqmult; .-iikuvsi. 
 Disordered. Dis-tir-dcnl, a. ir^gyqlar: il. 
 DisoRDEREDNESS, Di.t-^r-dcrd-nc!', n. ircgjiilariti: 
 
 konfii^on. [lolcs. 
 
 Disorderly, Dis-«5r-der-li, a. konfi'izd: iregvuiar: 
 Disorderly, Dis-<5r-dcr-li. ad. widiit n\A'. kon- 
 
 f'lzfdli. [Jon ov onlcr. 
 
 DisoRGANiZATlO.v, Dis-of-gan i-zd-Jon, n. subver- 
 DisoROANiZE. Did-^r-gan-{z, r. t. tu de:<tr^ order 
 
 or si.xtem. [diserder. 
 
 Disorganized, Dis-or-gan-izd, p. a. nAx^n tu 
 DlsoRGANiZER, Di8-6r-gan-{-ter, 11. wun ha» dis- 
 
 drgnnizt't. 
 Disown. Di^ iJn, r. /. tu drnj: tu rrn-jns. 
 DisrAiR. Dij-jgjr, r. t. tu pqrt a kupl; tu separat. 
 Disi'AKAUE, Difl-par-aj, r. /. tu maq unekwali: 
 
 tu vilit}. [digniti. 
 
 Disparagement, Di<i-pdr-aj-mcnt, n. di.4gni.i: in- 
 DiSPARAGER. Di.f-|>ar^-er, n. wun h* di.'<|Kirajci. 
 Disparaging. Di:i-i>ar-nj-ip, pi>. .1. drgmdi|): un- 
 
 dirv:.iviii{|. ' [rkwal. 
 
 DisPAUATE. Di-par-Bt, a. nepnit. disimiUir: un- 
 DisPARATE-S. Dis-|«r-Ht.>i, n. III. 6p.jiit«;llj)i unljk. 
 Disparity, Di?-p.ir-i-ti, n. inrkwoliti:difiTen-. 
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 DisPARK, Dii)-p(\rk, r. /. tu tro opn; tu n\l». 
 Dispart, h\*-\»\ri, c. t. tu dir^d in la; lu aepanit. 
 DisPAHNioN, Di.4-i>i/-.jn, n. mi-nUl kitklne*. 
 DisPASbiUNATK, Din-ijaJ-on-ut, a. koA; kqm; im- 
 
 I-irjal. [maner. 
 
 DisrAii.sioNATELY, Dis-pi/-on-ot-li, ad. in a kqm 
 Dispatch, Dii<-|<a(;, r. t. tu »end awu ba»tili: lu 
 
 ha'<ii: tu kil. 
 Dispatcu, Dii-pa<;, «. iipfd: an ekspn^^; drspdc. 
 Dispatcher, Di.<-pa<;-fr, h. ht or dat hwic di«- 
 
 VMyt. [kwik 
 
 DibPATcHKUL, Diii-patj-ful, /». bent on haisi: basti: 
 Dispel, Di.i-pel, v. t. tu driv awa; tu skater; tu 
 
 disi|Mt. 
 DisPEND, Dis-ixSnd,* c. t. tu la •»t: tu cksp^nd. 
 Dispensable, l)i*-|K5n-«n-bl, a. datmnbr di.fp^^nst. 
 Dispensary, DiM-ixJn-wi-ri, n. u pla^ bw;^r mudi- 
 
 "iriz qr <li''|«5ii!'t i.r distribynted tu At i«ijr. 
 Dispensation, Dis-in-n-dM-Jon, »i. At akt ov dii<- 
 
 |N-n:ji(|: di.<tribijiiii:iin egxem/on tu sum lo. 
 DisPENSATiVE, Di.«-pcn-8a-tiv, a. gruntig dispen- 
 
 oa/on. [sajon. 
 
 DispENSATiVELT, Dis-p^n-sa-tiv-li, ad. bj diapen- 
 DlsPENSATOR, Dis-pen-sa-tor, n. u di3pen.«cr: u 
 
 distriliviitor. 
 Di.sPKNSATORY, Dis-iien-sa-to-ri, n. d dir^ktori 
 
 l'<*r uiakiy lui-di.-inz: u fqrmako|iFya. 
 Dispensatory, Dis-ixjn-sa-to-ri, a. grantig dis- 
 
 |«-nsaJoii. 
 Dispense, Dis-i*'ns. r. t. tu drl -st: tu distribjiit: 
 
 tu inuk up: tu ckski'iz; tu trt fn>m obligajon. 
 Dispenser, Di:^-pon''-er, 11. wun bin dispensei; a 
 
 (li'tribynti-r. 
 Dispeople. Di.'-pe-pl, r. /. tu dcpopynlat. 
 Dispeopler, Dis|(e-plcr, «. a df (Mipyqiator. 
 DisPERMOis, Dis-iH-rm-us a. kontanig tiD stdz. 
 Disperse, Dis-p«'r.-', r. t. tu skater: tu driv awa. 
 DisPERSEDLV, liis-jivra-ed-li, ad. in a dispt'n'f 
 
 "uu'ier. [ig dispvrst. 
 
 Di.sPERSEDNE.ss, Dij-pvrs-c<l-nca, n. At stat ov br- 
 DitipERSER, Dis-p«;rs-er, n. wun bo* dispersez: u 
 
 .•"prrdor. [distribqjon. 
 
 DibPEiisiON, Dis-p<,'r-Jon, h. dr akt ov di.-(>or>iig: 
 Dispersive, Dis-pt/r-siv, a. tondig tu skater: 
 
 >l.ri-.iio. 
 Dispirit, Diii-pir-it, r.t. tu diskiiraj; tu dcprex. 
 DisPiRiTED.NESS, Dis-pir-if -ed-ne.«, n. wont ov 
 
 spirit er vigor. (rcnMbv. 
 
 Displace, Di.s-pla.-), c. /. tu put -st ov pla»; tu 
 Displacement, Dis-plus-mcni, n. At akt ov di«- 
 
 I'lii-^iU- [ligajon. 
 
 DisPLACENCY, Di>-pla-sen-«i, n. insiviliti: diwb- 
 iMspLANT, l>is-pl:int. r. t. tu pluk up: tu drjv awa. 
 Di.sPLANTATiON, Dis-plan-ta-Jon, it. At akt ov 
 
 dis|i|:intig. 
 Display. l»is-pln. r. ^ tu ."iprcd wjd: tu cpiibit. 
 Display. l'i.''-pla, n. an ek.sibijon; u Jo: parud. 
 Displease. Dis-pli'z, r. t. tu otend; tu mak aggri. 
 DisPLEASiRE, Dis-plej-qr, 11. uncxine.<: ofens: 
 
 I4II1 givn: agger: disfavor. 
 DisPLODE, Dis-pliid, r. /. tu di.*r,4rj; tu ckspl»i<l. 
 DisPLOsiON, Dis-plu-jon, ii. an oksplojon. 
 DisPLiME. Displqm, r. /. tu strip ov piqmi. 
 Disport. Dis-jujrt, 11. pla: sjiurt: {Kist{m. 
 Disport. Dis-j-urt, r. t. and t. tu spurt: tu pla: 
 
 ti.i wiiiiion. [pu>td ov. 
 
 Disposable, Di8-p(5i-a-bl, ji. kapabl ov brig di.»- 
 DiisposAL. Di»-i<«Iiz-al. n. At akt ov dispoiig: dis 
 
 {^.^lijon. 
 Dispose, Dis-puz, r. /. tu plas; tu aranj: tu r^- 
 yiilat: tu adlipt: tu inkljn: tu empl<r; tu br.<tw: 
 tu sel. 
 Disposed, Dis-puid, p. a. arinid; inkljnd. 
 Disposer, Di8-p<5(-cr, n. wun bob dispusct: a di- 
 
 n?ktor. 
 Disposing, Di^-pui-ig, n. dirckjon: regynUJon.
 
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 Disposition, Dis-po-ziJ-on, n. order; metod; dis- 
 
 pcazal: kwoliti; temper ov mind. 
 Dispossess, Dis-poz-es, v. t. tuput-stovpozejon. 
 Dispossession, l)is-poz-eJ-on, n. de akt ov dis- 
 
 poze.-iij: scat ov bsig dispozest. 
 DiSPOSL'RE, Dis-pc)-gn,r,* n. dispozal; stat. 
 Dispraise, Dis-praz, n. blam; senji\r; disonor. 
 Dispraise, Dis-praz, v. t. tu blam; tia senji],r. 
 DisPREAD, Dis-pred, v. t. tu spred ar-snd; — v. i. 
 
 tu ekstend itself. 
 DiSPROFiT, Dis-prof-it, n. los; damaj; detriment. 
 Disproof, Dis-prdbf, n. konfi|taJon; refn,taJon. 
 Disproportion, Dis-pro-por-Jon, n. unsi\,tablnes 
 
 ov wiui tig tu aniider; wont ov simetri; dispariti. 
 Disproportion, Dis-pro-piir-Jon, u. t. tu jern 
 
 unfitli. 
 DispROPORTiONABLE, Dis-pro-p6r-Jon-a-bl, a. 
 
 wontii) proporjon. 
 Disproportion ABLENESS, Dis-pro-p6r-Jon-a-bl- 
 
 nes, n. unsi^tablnes. [unsq,tabli. 
 
 DispROPORTiONABLY, Dis-pro-por-Jon-a-bli, a.d. 
 DisPUOPORTiONAL, Dis-pro-por-Jon-al, a. wid'st 
 
 proporjon. 
 DisPROPORTioxALiTY, Dis-pro-por-Jon-al-i-ti, n. 
 
 wont ov prupurjon. 
 DispROPORTiONALLY, Dls-pro-por-Jon-al-i, ad. 
 
 uusiitabli. [proporjouat. 
 
 Disproportionate, Dis-pro-p6r-Jon-at, a. not 
 Disproportionately, Dis-pro-p6r-Jon-at-li, ai. 
 
 unsi^tabli. 
 DisPROPORTiONATENESS, Dis-pro-por-Jon-at-nes, 
 
 n. unsx\tablues. 
 Disprove, Dis-prcw, v. t. tu konfi^t; tu prcDv fols. 
 DiSPROVER, Dis-prtov-er, «. wun hO) disprcDVz. 
 Dispunishable, Dis-piin-iJ-a-bi,* a. wid'st penal 
 
 restri'iut. j^d'stful. 
 
 Disputable, Dis-p^t-a-bl, a. Ijabl tu kontest: 
 Disputant, Dis-pi^-tant, ji. a kontrovertist: an 
 
 qrgqer. [kontroversi. 
 
 Disputation, Dis-pi|-ta-Jon, n. qrgq,mentaJon: 
 Disputatious, Dis-pvi,-ta-Ju.s, a. inklind tu dis- 
 
 pi'lt: kavilii). [er dispvjt. 
 
 Disputative, Dis-pvi-ta-tiv, a. disp6zd tu debit 
 Dispute, Dis-pi^t, v. i. tu kontend; tu cirgi^; tu 
 
 debat. 
 Dispute, Dis-p^t, v. t. tu kontend fer; tu diskiis. 
 Dispute, Dis-pi\t, jt. a kontest; a kontrovorsi; 
 
 debat. [pi^tant. 
 
 Disputer, Dis-piit-er, n. wun hcD disp4ts; a dis- 
 Disqualification, Dis-kwol-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. dt 
 
 wont ov kwolifikajon. 
 Disqualified, Dis-kw61-i-fjd, p. a. renderd unfit. 
 Disqualify, Dis-kw61-i-fj, v. t. tu mak unfit; 
 
 tu disabl: tu dcprjv ov rjt cr klam. [zJeti. 
 
 Disquiet, Dis-kwj-et, ?;. untzines; veksajon; ai)- 
 DiSQUiET, Di?-kwj-et, a. unkwjet: unezi; restles. 
 Disquiet, Dis-kwj-et, v. t. tu disturb; tu mak 
 
 unezi. [a disturber. 
 
 Disquieter, Dis-kwj-ct-er, n. wun hot) diskwjets; 
 DiSQUiETLY, Dis-kwj-et-li, ad. wid'st rest; aijk- 
 
 Jusli. [le.snes. 
 
 DiSQUiETNESS, Dis-kwj-et-nes, n. unezines; rest- 
 Disquietude, Dis-kwj-e-tn,d, n. unezines; agzieti. 
 Disquisition, Dis-kwi-ziJ-on, n. an qrgn,mentativ 
 
 inkwjri or tretiz; diskujon. 
 Disregard. Dis-re-gi'ird, n. sljt nQtis;noglekt;s!it. 
 Disregard, Dis-re-g^rd, v. J.'tu sljt; tta nej^lekt; 
 
 tu kontem. [kontemtyi|^us. 
 
 Disregardful, Dis-re-gqrd-ful, a. ncglijent; 
 DiSREGAaDFULLY, Dis-rc-g^rd-ful-i, ad. negli- 
 
 jentli. 
 Disrelish, Dis-rel-iJ, n. distast; di?ljk; disgust. 
 Disrepair, Dis-re-p^r, n. a stat ov not beij) in 
 
 gud rep4r. [disgrasful. 
 
 Disreputable, Dis-r6p-yq,-ta-bl, a. dis6n.irabl: 
 Disreputably, Dis-rep-yii,-ta-bii, ad. disonorabli. 
 
 Disreputation, Dis-rep-yq,-ta-Jon, n. disonor; 
 
 ignomini. frep^t. 
 
 Disrepute, Dis-re-pi^t, n. diskredit; disonor; il- 
 DiSRESPECT, Dis-re-spekt, n. insiviliti; wont ov 
 
 re^pekt. [tu. 
 
 Disrespect, Dis-re-spekt, v. t. tu Jo disrespekt 
 Disrespectful, Dis-re-spekt-ful, a. wontir) re- 
 
 s]iekt: unsivil. [entli; uusivili. 
 
 Disrespectfully, Dis-re-spekt-ful-i, ad. irever- 
 DiSROBE, Dis-rob, v. t. tu undres; tu unkuver; 
 
 tu strip. [of. 
 
 Disrober, Dis-rob-er, «. wun hca disrobz er strips 
 Disruption, Dis-riip-Jon, n. de akt ov braki^ 
 
 asiinder. [diskontent. 
 
 Dissatisfaction, Di-sat-is-fak-Jon, n. unezines; 
 Dissatisfactory, Di-sat-is-fak-to-ri, a. unabl 
 
 tLi giv kontent. [displez. 
 
 Dissatisfy, Di-sat-is-fj, v. t. tu diskontent; tu 
 Dissect, Di-sekt, v. t. tu kut in pesez; tu divjd 
 
 and tgzamin. 
 DissECTiBLE, Di-sekt-i-bl, a. dat ma be disekted. 
 Dissection, Di-sek-Jon, n. dg akt ov disektig; 
 
 anatomi. 
 Dissector, Di-sek-tor, n. wun hm disekts. 
 Disseize, Dis-sez, v. t. tu dispozes roijfuli; tu 
 
 deprjv. 
 Disseizee, Dis-sez-e, n. wun hoo iz dissezd. 
 Disseizin, Dis-se-zin, n. unloful dispozejon. 
 Disseizor, Dis-sez-or, ii. wun hcD dispozesez an- 
 iider. [blans. 
 Dissemblance, Di-sem-blans, n. wont oYrezem- 
 DissEMBLE, Di-sem-bl, v. t. tu disgjz; tu klok. 
 Dissemble, Di-sem-bl, v.i. tu pla de hipokrit. 
 Dissembler, Di-sem-blcr, n. wun hco disemblz. 
 Disseminate, Di-sem-i-nat, i-. t. tu skater, az sed; 
 
 tu so. [spredig. 
 
 Dissemination, Di-sem-i-na-|on, n. de akt ov 
 Disseminator, Di-sem-i-na-tor, n. wun hco di- 
 
 seminats. [kworel. 
 
 Dissension, Di-sen-Jon, n. disagrement; strjf; 
 Dissensious, Di-sen-jus, a. kworelsumikontenjus. 
 Dissent, Di-sent, v. i. tu disagre in opinyon; tu 
 
 difer. [ment. 
 
 Dissent, Di-sent, ji. de akt ov disentip; disagre- 
 Dissentaneous, Dis-en-ta-ne-us, a. disagreabl; 
 
 kontrari. 
 Dissenter, Di-sent-er, ». wun hto disents; wun 
 
 ho) duz not konform tu de establijt qurq. 
 Dissentient, Di-sen-Jent, a. disagreiij; disentig. 
 Dissentient, Di-sen-jent, n. wun dekl^rig hiz 
 
 diseut. [tiz. 
 
 Dissertation, Dis-er-ta-Jon, n. a diskors: a tre- 
 DissERTATOR, Dis-er-ta-tor, n. wun licb diskorsez. 
 Disserve, Di-serv, r. t. tu dm inji^ri tia; tu hurt. 
 Disservice, Di-ser-vis, n. injiyi; misgif; hurt. 
 DissERViCEABLE, Di-ser-vis-a-bl, a. injurius; mis- 
 
 qivus. 
 DissERVicEABLENESS, Di-ser-vis-a-bl-nes, n. in- 
 
 ji^ri; hqrm; hurt. [tu sever. 
 
 Dissever, Di-sev-er, v. t. tu pqrt in to); tu divjd; 
 Disseverance, Di-sev-er-ans, n. separajon. 
 DissiDENCE, Dis-i-dens, n. diskerd: disagrement. 
 Dissident, Dis-i-dent, a. variig; not agrcig. [er. 
 Dissident, Dis-i-dent, n. wun hco disents; a disent- 
 DissiLiENCE, Di-sil-i-ens, n. de akt ov stqrtig 
 
 asunder. 
 DissiLiENT, Di-sil-i-ent, a. stqrtig asunder. 
 DissiLiTiON. Dis-i-liJ-on, n. burstig in tcO. 
 Dissimilar, Di-sim-i-lar, a. unljk; hcterojenius. 
 Dissimilarity, Di-sim-i-lar-i-ti, n. unljknes. 
 DissiMiLE, Di-sim-i-le, n. a komparison bj kon- 
 
 trariz. [zemblans, 
 
 Dissimilitude, Dis-i-mil-i-tti,d, n. wont ov re- 
 DissiMULATiON, Di-sim-yTi,-la-Jon, »i. disemblig; 
 
 hiiokrisi. 
 DissiPABLE, Dis-i-pa-bl, a. Ijabl tu disperjon.
 
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 DlBStPATK, Dis-i-pat, r. t. tu diapers; tu apend 
 
 liivijli. (hvio. 
 
 DiShU'ATiox, I)is-i-pd-/(»n, h. di.iperjon; duelist 
 DlHhu, lAiiLK. I)i-!<<j-Ji-a-bl, a. not iKjJal. 
 l)is.>'i)i'i AL, Di-iiu-Jiil, a. di^inkljiid tu ««.><t|eti. 
 DissociATK, Di-uu-ji-at, r. t. lu st'imrat; tu din- 
 
 yHiilt: tu |«;rt. [rajon. 
 
 Dissociation, Di-so-Ji-A-Jon, n. divijon; isepa- 
 D188OLUBL1:, DU-o-lii-bl, a. kajmbl ov brig di- 
 
 x6lvd. Ibedixolvd. 
 
 DissoLUUiLiTY, Di-9ol-yri,-bil-i-ti, n. IjabliiM tu 
 bissoLiTK, l)i,--u-liit, a. lutMf; unrEstrand:dEb<*<jt. 
 DissoLUTtLY, l)is-u)-lii,t-li, aJ. linsli; widiit re- 
 
 itniiit. [ipajon. 
 
 Dissoluteness, Dis-a-liit-nes, n. deboqeri; dis- 
 DlSSOLfTiON, l)i-i-u-lij,-Jon, II. Ac aktov diz6lvig; 
 
 d<rt: ilcstrukjon; de akt ov brakiQ up an a.'<^nibli. 
 Dissolvable, Di-rolv-a-bl, a. dat ma be diiolvd. 
 Dissolve, Pi-zolv, r. /. lu mi'lt; tu disynnjt; 
 
 tu soijjirat: tu dEiitrdr;tu diskoiitinyii. 
 Dissolve, Di-colv, c t. tu be likwilid; tu sigk 
 
 awti. [melt. 
 
 Dissolvent, Di-i61v-ont, a. tendijj tu diz6lv,ar 
 Dissolvent, Di-i61v-cut, ». dat hwiij kozez melt- 
 
 D18SOLVER, Di-i'ilv-cr, n. he or dat hwitjdiwilvi. 
 Dissonance, Dis-u-nans, ». diskord; di<igreincnt. 
 Dissonant, Dij-a-nant, a. inhqrtnonius; inkdn- 
 
 gnoiis. 
 Dissuade, Di-swAd, c. «. tu adviz aghast; tu 
 
 diskiiriij; tu det»*r: tu disinkljn. 
 DissuADKE, Di-swfiJ-cr, II. wun h<i» di.swadi, 
 DisstA.sioN, I)i-swii-7oii, fe. advj-i a<;cii-t. 
 D1S.SIA8IVK, Ui-.^wfi-siv, a. tendifl tu diswiid. 
 Di.ssuasive. I)i-!iwu-siv, h. rfzncmjilnrd tu drt^r. 
 Dissyllabic, Di-si-lab-ik, a. kun^utiy uv ttH ^il- 
 
 Dissyllable, Di-sil-a-bl, «. a wurdov tmsilablz. 
 Distaff, Di.-i-taf. «. dt etat from hwiq flaks iz 
 
 dmn iu spinig. 
 Distain, Din-tun, r. t. tu stan; tu blot; tu suli. 
 Distance, Dis-tans. h. spas bctwi'n td» objekts: 
 
 rruiutrics; S[>ns ov tjni: rEzer\: intorkurs. [mi. 
 Distance, Dis-tan.«, r. t. tu It v brhind, at in a 
 Distant, Dis-tauf, a. rrnitjt in t[inorplas; rc- 
 
 luut; jj; kold: not aljd; not obvius; not plan. 
 Distaste, Dis-tast, h. avt/r/on: disreli/; di.-lik. 
 Distaste. Dis-tast, r. t. tu di^relij; tu disljk. 
 Uistastkful, Dis-t«st-ful, a. noju.'!:olonsiv: un- 
 
 I>lfzit|. [bines. 
 
 DlSTAKTKFi LNtss, Dis-tast-f ul-ncs, h. disagrfa- 
 DiSTEUPER, Di^-ti^m-per, n. diiez; a matadi: il- 
 
 ytiinor. [di^itdrb. 
 
 DisTEJirEB, Dig-tem-pcr, «. t. tu di^rdcn tLi 
 DisTEurLBATURE, Dis-t^m-pcr-a-tqf, n. badt^m- 
 
 jHTitur; ilni':<. 
 Distend, Dis-tend, r. t. tu strcq ist: tu ek.ipand. 
 r)lsTKNTioN. i)is-ton-Jon, n. dc akt <>v.«tro<jifl:brc«lt. 
 DisTicii. l>i.-<-tik, n. a kujilet: tiT)]H>'tik Ijnz. 
 Distil, Dis-til, v. i. tudrop:tu fol indro|is. 
 Distil, Dis-til, r. /. tu dro b( distilajuo; tu di- 
 
 aolv. 
 DisTiLLABLK, Di«-ti1-a-bl, a. kapabi ov brigdix- 
 
 tild. (dropip. 
 
 Distillation, Di^-ti-lii-Jon, ■. dt aktov di.'<tilig;a 
 Distillatory, Di»-tll-a-t<D-ri, a* bcldgni tu 
 
 di.-'tilnjin. 
 Distiller, Dis-til-^r, ■. wnn hA distill. 
 Di.stillebt, DiS-til-er-i, m. a ploj bw^r ipirits 
 
 qr di'^tild. 
 DiSTiLMEXT. Dis-til-mcnt, • n. a di^tila/on. 
 Distinct, Di^-Uokt, a. difcrcnt; scparat; unkon- 
 
 fiizd. 
 Distinction, Dia-tigk-Jon, «. diferens; notajon 
 
 ov diferens; $oparajon: prefercDS; disfnuncnt; 
 
 emincD.": onorabl estimajou. 
 
 DiSTiNCTiTK, Du-tigk-tiv, a. dat mqrk« dittigk- 
 
 Jon. 
 Distinctively, Dis-tigkt-ir-li, ad. panikynlar- 
 
 li: pliinli. [li. 
 
 Distinctly, Dis-tiokt-li, ad. kltrli, notkonfqied- 
 Distinctness, Dis-tiokt-ne.i, n. klcmes; ni< ob- 
 
 ziTvn/on. 
 Distinguish, Dls-tiogwiJ, r. t. tu dii^m; to 
 
 )!C|iarat: tu divjd; tu mqrkiit. 
 Distinguish, Din-tig-gwiJ. v. i. tu tnakdiJiiokJoD. 
 DisTiNuuiHiiABLE, Dis-tig-gwiJ-a-bl, a. dii^rn- 
 
 abl. 
 DiSTiNOUiBUED, Dis-tig-gwijt, p. a. M^lrbrated; 
 
 eiuiiK-iit: tran.-dndont; ck-'tnirdinari. 
 DisTOUT, Dis-tiirt, r. (. tu rjd; tu twist; tu rest. 
 Distortion, Dis-tor-Jon, n. de akt ov di^tArtig; 
 
 JRTV.Tjon. 
 
 Distract, Dis-trikt, v. t. tu dro api^rt: tu sepa- 
 
 nit: tu pcrpl^ks: tu mak mad: — a. mod. 
 Distractedly, Dis-tnikt-ed-li, ad. madli; frin- 
 
 tikali. [distrakted. 
 
 I'istbvctedness, Dis-trakt-cd-ne«, u. statovbeig 
 Mi^THArTEB. DiH-trakt-er, n. wun dat dittraku. 
 Distraction, Dis-trak-Jon, n. stat ov brig dia- 
 
 ii;ikl,il. koiifn;.5on; m:ulnc8,-di4tiirban.4. 
 DisTRACTivE, Dis-tnikt-iv, a. k>zig pcrpleksiti. 
 Distrain, Dls-tran, v. t. tu sez lor det; — c. t. 
 
 tti uiiik se^iir. 
 DisTRAi.NT, Dis-trdnt, n. sejqr ov gudz. As. 
 DisTttEAM, Dis-trFm, * r. i. tu strrni or flo. 
 l)isTRhj>s. Di^•-trc.'<, ri. mizcri; misfortynn; wont; 
 
 akt ov ditttranig; srsqr. 
 Di^TRf-ss, Dis-tres, r. t. tu hara."; tu mak mix- 
 
 er.ibl. 
 DisTRESSEDNESS, Dis-tr^s-ed-ne.«, n. statovbeig 
 
 di.<tre.st. [erabl. 
 
 l>isTRt:ssKUL, Dis-tr^-ful, a. ful ov trubl: miz- 
 DisTRi.ssFULLY, Dis-tn5.<-f ul-i, aJ. in a mizer- 
 
 alil iii.inor. [panful. 
 
 Distressing, Dis-tr^s-ig, a. harasig: afliktig; 
 Distribute, Dis-trib-yqt, c. t. tu divjd amiig 
 
 iii"ni. [.vtlts. 
 
 Distributer, Dis-trib-ytj-tcr, n. wunhii)di.''trib- 
 DiSTKiBUTiON, Dis-tri-bii-Jon, n. a delig 7t; dis- 
 
 jK-nsaJon. 
 Distributive. Dis-trib-yi\-tiv, a. dat distribyi^ta. 
 DisTRiBUTiVELY, Dia-lrib-yq,-tiv-li, aJ. bj di.nri- 
 
 liilJon: singli. (sorkit; 
 
 District, Dis-trikt, n. a provins: a t^rifori: a 
 District. Dis-trkit, r. t. tu divjd intu di«trikta. 
 District, Di^-trikt, a. relalig tu a distrikt or 
 
 divi;5on. fdi^tranig. 
 
 Distringas. Di«-trin-ga.^ n. [Z.] a rit, a rit for 
 Distrust, Dis-trd-st, r. /. not tu truiit: tudisbelfv. 
 Distrust, Dis-tnist, n. wont ov konfidrn^: stis- 
 
 I'ijon. [difidc-nt. 
 
 Distrustful, Dis-trdst-ful, a. apt tu distdrb; 
 Distrustfully, Dis-trdst-ful-i, ad. in a dis- 
 
 trii^'ful matter. [konfidons. 
 
 Distri STFULNES8, Dis-tnist-ful-ncs, n. wont ov 
 Disturb. Di^-tdrb, r. /. tu perpl<5ks: tudi.'kwjet; 
 
 tu vcks. [ft|jon: tt^mult. 
 
 DisTiniiANCE, Dis-tiirb-an«, n. jierpltksili: kon- 
 DisTURBEii. Di,<-tiirlHl, /(. a. diskwjetol: hindord. 
 Disturber. Dis-tiirb-cr, n. wun bdi di^tdrbi. 
 Disunion, Dic-yi'in-yon, m. scparajon. 
 Disunite, Dis-yn-njt, p. t. tu separat. 
 Disunited, Di-^-yq-nit-ed, p. a. separated: dii- 
 
 jfTiitt,-.!. 'ytiniis. 
 
 Disuniter. Dis-yq-Djt-or, n. he or dat hwiij liis- 
 DisuNlTY, Di:?-yt'i-ni-ti, n. wont ov yqniti; »op*r- 
 
 njon. 
 D18USAGE, Di.i-yti-zaj. n. fcsajon ov yq*; disyt^a. 
 Disuse, Dis-yq!<, h. scsa/on ov yqs. 
 Disuse, Di.«-yiiz, c. /. tu «•» tu yqi. fdl«gr4«, 
 DisVALUATioN, Dis-T»J-yn-d-Jon, «. U> Mlima/oo}
 
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 UisvALDE, Dis-val-yri, v. t. tu undervalyn,. 
 DisvoucH, Dis-vsq, v. t. tu diskredit; tu kon- 
 
 tradikt. 
 Ditch, Diq, n. a. tren(j kut in ds grsnd; a mot. 
 Ditch, Die, v. t. and i. tu mak a diq; tu treng. 
 Ditcher, Diq-er, n. wun ho digz diqez. 
 Dithyramb, Dit-i-ramb, ) n. a soi) in onor 
 
 DiTHYKAMBic, Difi-l-ram-bik, i ov Bakus; a bak- 
 
 analian sog. 
 DiTHYRAMBiC, Dit-i-ram-bik, a. wjld:enfcii,ziastik. 
 DiTION, DiJ-ou,* n. rml; guvernment; kontrol. 
 DiTONE, Dj-ton, n. in fniizik, an interval ov tcD 
 
 tanz. 
 DiTTAXDER, Di-tan-der, n. peperwurt; a plant. 
 Dittany, Dit-a-ni, n. a plant ov diferent spejez. 
 Ditto, Dit-o, ad. er n, az sed; er, az aforsed; dt 
 
 sam til) rspeted; yrizd in ak-snts. 
 DiTTY, Dit-i, n. a poem; a sor). 
 Diuretic, Dj-i],-ret-ik, a. promotii) yqrin; — n. a 
 
 inedisin dat promots yt^rin. 
 DiURXAL, Dj-dr-nal, a. rglatii) tu dg da; — n. a 
 
 da-buk; a jurnal. 
 DiuRXALLY, Dj-iir-nal-i, ad. dali; cvori da. 
 DiUTUBXAL, Di-q,-tur-nal, a. lastiij; ov loi) kon- 
 
 tinyipns. 
 DiUTCRXiTT, Dj-Ti,-tur-ni-ti, n. leijt ov diyajon. 
 DivAX, Di-van, n. de grand k'snsel ov Turki; a 
 
 k'snsil; a hel. [tO). 
 
 Divaricate, Dj-var-i-kat, v. i. tu be pqrted in 
 Divaricate, Dj-var-i-kat, v. t. tu divjd intu t<D. 
 Divarication, Dj-var-i-ka-Jon, n. partijon; divi- 
 
 jon. 
 Dive, Djv, r. i. tu plunj intu woter; tu imers. 
 Divellext, Di-vel-ent,* a. dreir) asunder. 
 DiVELLiCATE, Di-vel-i-kat,* v. t. tu pul in pesez. 
 Diver, Dj-ver, n. vrun hot) djvz; a woter-f'sl. 
 Diverge, Di-verj, v. i. tu tend varius vraz from 
 
 wun pernt; tu ressd. [uder. 
 
 Divergence, Di-ver-jens, n. a resedir) from gq 
 Divergent, Di-ver-jent, a. resgdii) from eq uder. 
 Diverging, Di-verj -ip,p^:i. and a. rcsediy; diverj- 
 
 ent. [maner. 
 
 DiVERGiNGtT, Di-verj -ii)-li, ad. in a diverjii) 
 Divers, Dj-verz, a. several; sundri; varius. 
 Diverse, Dj-vers, a. diferent: unljk; varius. [li. 
 Divb:rsely, Dj-vers-li, ad. in diferent waz; varius- 
 DiVERSiFiCATiON, Di-ver-si-fi-ka-Jon, n. variajon; 
 
 varicgajon. [diferent. 
 
 Diversified, Di-ver-si-fjd, ^J. a. variegated; mad 
 Diversion, Di-ver-Jon, ji. de akt ov divertiij; 
 
 sport; pla. [varJEti. 
 
 Diversity, Di-ver-si-ti, n. diferens: unljknes: 
 DiVERSLY, Dj-vers-li, ad. difei-ontli; variusli. 
 Divert, Di-vert, v. t. tu turn asjd; tu ami\z. 
 DiVERTER, Di-vert-er, ji. he er dat hwiq divert?. 
 Diverting, Di-vert-ir|, pp. turnii) asjd; plezii): 
 
 — a. amii^ziij. 
 DiVERTiSE, Di-ver-tiz,* v. t. tu plez; tu egzilerat. 
 DrvERTiSEMENT, Di-ver-t)z-ment, n. diverjon; 
 
 plcxur. 
 DiVERTiVE, Di-ver-tiv, a. rekreativ; egzileratii). 
 DiVE-ST, Di-vest, v. t. tu strip; tu mak naked. 
 DiVESTURE, Di-vest-yi],r, ji. a putiy of. 
 DiviDABLE, Di-vjd-a-bl, .1. kapabl ov beip sepa- 
 rated. 
 
 Divide, Di-vjd, v. t. tu jjqrt; tu separat; tu del "St. 
 Divide, Di-vjd, v. i. tu pqrt; tii sunder. 
 Dividend, Div-i-dend, n. a Jiir; pqrt aloted in 
 
 divi7i)n; a number tu be divjded. 
 Divider, Di-vjd-cr, n. he or dat hwiq divjdz. 
 Dividers, Di-vjd-erz, n.pl. a p^r ov kumpasez 
 Divination, Div-i-na-Jon, n. a fortelig ov fii,tyx]^r 
 events. [inajon. 
 
 DiviNATOR, Div-i-na-tor, r,. wun hO) profesczdiv- 
 DiviNE, Di-vjn, a. partakii) ov diviniti; prosedi:g 
 from God; godljk; hevnli. 
 
 Divine, Di-vjn, ji. a prest; a klerjiman; a teolo- 
 
 jian. , [yur. 
 
 Divine, Di-vjn, v. t. tu fortel; — v. i. tu konjekt- 
 DiviXELY, Di-vjn-li, at/, in a divjn maner. [elens. 
 DiViXENESS, Di-vjn-ncs, ad. diviniti; si|prgm eka- 
 DiviXER, Di-vjn-er, n. wunhcD divjnz; a kunjq^rer. 
 DivixG-BELL, Ujv-iij-bel, n. a majen fer desoudig 
 
 bslo de surfas ov de woter. 
 Divinity, Di-vin-i-ti, n. de stat ov beii) divjn; 
 
 de natyi^r er esens ov God; de Deiti; a fels god; 
 
 a selestyal beir); de sjens ov divjn tii)/., teoloji. 
 Divisibility, Di-viz-i-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig divizibl. 
 Divisible, Di-viz-i-bl, a. kapabl ov beig divjded. 
 DivisiBLENESS, Di-viz-i-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig divizibl. 
 Division, Di-vig-on, n. de aktov divjdig; partijon; 
 
 a ]jqrt: a porjon; diskerd; diferens. 
 Divisional. Di-vij-on-al, a. relatig tu divigon. 
 Divisive, Di-vj-siv, a. kreatig divigoner diskerd. 
 Divisor, Di-vj-zor, n. a number dat divjdz. 
 Divorce, Di-v6rs, n. de legal separajon ov huz- 
 
 band and wjf. 
 Divorce, Di-v6rs, r. t. tu separat, az huzband 
 
 and wjf; tii put awa; tufors asunder, [marij. 
 Divorcement, Di-vors-ment, n. disolriJon ov 
 Divorcer. Di-vors-er, «. he or dat hwiq divorsez. 
 Divulgatiox, Di-vul-ga-Jon, n. a piiblijig abrod. 
 Divulge, Di-viilj, v. t. tu publij; tu revel: tu 
 
 proklam. [lijer. 
 
 DivuLGER, Di-vul-jer, n. wun hat divuljez; a pub- 
 DivuLSiON, Di-vul-Jon, ji. a plukig awa; lasera- 
 
 Jon. 
 DivuLSiVE, Di-nil-siv, a. havig p-sor tu t^r awa. 
 DiZEN, Dj-zn,* t'. t. tu dres; tu dek; tu rig. 
 Dizziness, Diz-i-nes, n. gidines:a hwerlindehed. 
 Dizzy, Diz-i, a. gidi; tetles; hwerlig. 
 Do, Dj), v. t. [i. A\d,ps. dcoig. dun;] tu praktis; tu 
 
 perform; tu eks£ki|t; tu egzert;tu transaktjtu 
 
 finij; tu an?er de i)urpus. 
 Do, Dd), V. i. tu akt in eni maner, wel er 11. 
 Doat, Dot, V. i. tu egzibit de weknes ov aj, pajon 
 
 er fondnes. 
 DociBiLiTY, Dos-i-bU-i-ti, n. redines tu lern. 
 DociBLE, D6s-i-bl, a. traktabl; dosil. 
 DociBLENESS, D6s-i-bl-nes, ». redines tu lern. 
 Docile, Dos-il, ar- Do-sil, a. teqabl; ezili tet. 
 Docility, Do-sil-i-ti, n. aptnes tu be tet. 
 DociMACY, D6s-i-ma-si, n. de qrt ov asaig orz. 
 DociMASTic, Dos-i-mas-tik, a. relatig tu de 
 
 asaz ov orz, &s. 
 Dock, Dok, n. a Jip-bilderz j'qrd; a plant. 
 Dock, Dok, n. tu kut Jert; tu la in a dok. 
 Dockage, D6k-aj, ji. muni pad fer yqzig a dok. 
 Docket, D6k-et, ji. a label er direkjon on gudz; 
 
 a list ov kasez in kort. 
 Dockyard, D6k-yqrd, ji. q plas hw^r Jips qr bUt 
 
 and liaval storz qr repozitcd. 
 Doctor, Dok-tor, ji. a tjtl in diviniti, le, fizik, &s. 
 Doctor, D6k-tor,t v. t. tu kq,r; tu hel. 
 Doctoral, D6k-tor-al, a. relatig tu de degre ov 
 
 doktor. [doktor. 
 
 Doctorally, D6k-tor-al-i, ad. in de maner ov a 
 Doctorate, D6k-tor-at, n. de degre ov a doktor. 
 Doctorate, D6k-tor-at, v. t. tu mak q doktor. 
 Doctoes'-comwoxs, Dok-torz-kom-onz, n. pi. a 
 
 kulej ov sivilyanz. 
 DocTOESHip, Dok-tor-Jip, n. ds ragk ov a doktor. 
 Doctoeess, D6k-tor-es,| ^ , , , , 
 
 DocTEESs, Dok-tres, f "' <^ ^^™^^ '^°''t«'"- 
 DocTEiNAL, D6k-trin-al, a., relatig tu erkontanig 
 
 doktrin. [doktrin. 
 
 DocTEiNALLT, D6k-trin-al-i, ad. in de form ov 
 
 DocTEiNE, Dok-trin, ji. a prinsipl; presept; tenet. 
 
 Document, Dok-yq-ment, n. a ritn evidens; a 
 
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 Document, D6k-yq,-mcnt,* c. t. tu ttij; tu dirdkt. 
 DoouMKNTAL, Dok-yn-m6nt-al, a. bclooifl tu in- 
 
 Htrukjon. [dokyiimenU. 
 
 DocLME.NTAET, Dok-yri-ment-a-ri, a. kun.si.stig ov 
 DouuEU, l)LKl-fr, II. u irtiruiitjkul plant; b|ndweJ. 
 DouECAOON, Uu-dek-a-gon, «. a figyiir uv twelv 
 
 ekvvul ^t\l. 
 DoDECAUEURO.v, I)o-dck-a-h£-dron, n. a r«5gyq,- 
 
 lur tkilid, kuinprehdndcd under twelr ekwal and 
 
 rigyx\\aT pentagons. 
 Doooi:, Doj, V. i. tu yi^z kraft; tu Jift plas. 
 DODOE, Doj, r. t. tu rvtid bj sudun inittvinent. 
 DoooEB, D6j-er, n. wun ha> dc jez or tvtkdr. 
 Doe, Du, n. a Jt-dcr; At fcraal ov a buk. [ajent. 
 DoEK, Dd)-er, n. wun hiD duz u tiy: uu aktor: an 
 Does, Duz, r. t. At t^rd person singular f rum l>ib. 
 Hovr, Dof, r. t. tu i)Ut of; tu strip; tu put 
 
 awa. 
 Doa, Dog, n. a domestik animal;— an andjurn. 
 Doo, Dog, r. t. tu hunt az a dog; tu folo. [hip. 
 DouBUiEa, Dog-brj-er, n. At brjer dat b^trz at 
 Doo-CHEAP, D6g-<jEp,t a. c.t\> azdogz met; veri Qtp. 
 Doo-DAT, D6g-dn, n., ]>!. D6g-daz: At daz in hwiq 
 
 At d'lg-st^r rjzez and sets wid At i'ud. 
 Doge, Duij, n. At qtf maji:<trat ov Venis. 
 DooFisii, Dog-fiJ, n. a varjcti ov At Jqrk. 
 Doo KLY, Dog-fli, II. a trublsum flj. 
 Dogged, D6g-ed, a. sulen; suiki; stsr; murus. 
 Doggedly, D6g-cd-li, ad. sulenli; gla>mili; sTsrli. 
 DoGGED.VESS, D6g-ed-ne«, n. sulennu.": murusnt'S. 
 Dogger, Dog-cr, u. a duq vcsci wirt wun mast. 
 DoGGEHKt, Uog-cr-cl, .1. vjl: 1j)<; iregyi|lar; mm. 
 DoGGEKEL, D6g-cr-el, II. men, wurtles venwz. 
 Doo-KENJJEL, Dog-ken-el, ii. a litl but orh-ss fer 
 
 d<.gj:. 
 Dogma, D6g-ma, ii. an c.stabli/t prinsipl; a setld 
 
 upinyon: a doktrinal nojon. 
 Dogmatic, Dog-mat-ik, j a. otoritativ; poz- 
 
 DogmatiCal, Dog-mat-ikul, ) itivjmnjcstrrial; 
 
 arogant. [arogantli. 
 
 Dogmatically, Dog-mat-i-kal-i, ad. pozitivli; 
 Dogmaticalness, Dog-mat-i-kal-nes, »i. pozitiv- 
 
 nes. 
 Dogmatics, Dog-mat-iks, n. pi. dogmatik or dok- 
 trinal ttoluji. [yon. 
 Dogmatism, D6g-ma-tiz-Di,n. pozitivnes ov opin- 
 DOQMATIST, D6g-ma-tist, n. a dogmatikal trqcr. 
 Dogmatize, Diig-ma-tjz, r. t. tu tcq dogmatikali. 
 DoGMATiZEB, D6g-ma-t[z-er, n. wun boo dogma- 
 
 t{zez. 
 DoGBOSE, Dog-ruz, II. At fliser ov At hip or brjer. 
 DoGS-EAR, Dogz-cr, n., pi. I)6gz-crz: At kornerz ov 
 
 dr Itvz ov liuks foldi-d disn. 
 DoGSTAR, Dog-stqr, ii. de brit stqr Sirius, or 
 
 Kaiiikiila, hwi<j givz nam tia At dog-daz. 
 Dogtooth, D6g-t<i)t, u..)jI. Dog-trt; a Jqrp-pffntcd 
 
 biiman toit; — kdld olscj an j-tojt. 
 Dog-trick, D6g-trik, ii. an il tum;8urlitretmcnt. 
 Doo -TROT, Dog-trot, n. a jcntl trot lik dat ov a 
 
 dog. 
 Dog-weary, Dog-we-ri, n. kwit wcri: fat^gd. 
 Dogwood, D6g-wud, n. a trr : a sprjtzov kornus. 
 Doily, Ddf-ii, ». a smol napkin yqzd after diner. 
 Doings, Dit-igz. n.pl. Mgz dun; tran-ukjonz. 
 Doit, l>«Tt, n. a I>u<; ko[>cr kirn. 
 Dolce, D6l-tja, ( [It.] in a ."oft, 
 
 Dolcemente, D61-<;a-men-ta, i ' ogrtabl mancr. 
 Dole, Dol, h. eni tip dclt st; grtf: .«oro. 
 Dole, DijI, r. t. tu del: tu di«tribyiit. 
 DoLEFiL, DtJl-ful, .1. soruful: iliznial mdlankoli. 
 DoLEKiLLY, Dul-ful-i, ad. in a dulful mancr. 
 DoLKKfLNE.'w*, Dijl-f ul-ncs, II. wru; dizraalnea. 
 DoLESUMK, DtJl-sium, a. m(^lankoli; gloimi. 
 DoLtsoMELY. DJ)l-sum-li, ad. in a dultum manor. 
 DoLtsoMENESS, Dul-sum-nes, n. glocim; m^lankoli. 
 DoLX, Dol, n. a ^jldi pup«t or babi. 
 
 Dollar, Dol-ar, ii. a silver kffn ov Span and At 
 
 Yiin|t«-d .Slat8. 
 Dolor, Du-lor, n. grtf; soro; kompUnt; pan. 
 DoLOHiFEBOus, Dol-u-rif-cr-u8, a. prodi^sio pan. 
 DoLORiFic, Dol-o-rif-ik, i , 
 
 DOLORIFICAL, Dol-(j-rif-i-kal,f '• "^'0 P""- 
 DoLOROSO, 1>'i\-u-t6-sq, [It.] 8of t and pat«tik. 
 Dolorous, D61-o-rus, a. noruful; dulful: dizmal. 
 Dolorously, D61-(j-ru8-li, ad. sArofuli; mcjm- 
 
 fuli. 
 DoLPUi.N, D61-fin, n. de nam ov a fij or mam&l. 
 Dolt, Dolt, n. a bevi, stupid felo: a blokbed. 
 Doltish, Dult-iJ, a. stqpid; men; dul; bevi. 
 DoLTlSUNESS, DtJlt-iJ-nes, n. foli; stqpidili. 
 DoMAi.v, Do-mdn, n. duiuinyon; emp^r; estau 
 DoMAL, D6-mal, a. relatig tu a bitg. 
 Dome, Dom, n. a bildig: a ki\pola: an qrqt ro&f. 
 Domestic, Du-mes-tik, a. biluflig tu de bus; 
 
 privfit: taiu; not wjld; not forcn; intejtin. 
 Domestic, Do-m^s-tik, « wun kept in de htn; 
 a servant. [tik maner. 
 
 Domestically, Do-mes-ti-kal-i, ad. in a dum^s- 
 DoMESTiCATE, Do-mds-ti-kat, c. t. tu mak do- 
 mestik: tu tHm. [tamig. 
 DoMESTiCATio.v, D.o-mes-ti-ka-/on, n. de akt ov 
 Domicile, I)6m-i-«il, n. a Insna rczidens. 
 DoMicjLJC. D6m-i-iiil, c. t. tu establi/ de rezidcns 
 ov. [prjvnt biszec. 
 Domiciliary, Dom-i-sil-i-a-ri, a. intni>di{) intu 
 Domiciliate, Dom-i-sil-i-at, v. t. tu render do- 
 mestik. 
 Dominant, D6m-i-nant, a. predominant: prevalij). 
 Dominate, Dom-i-nat, r. t. and t. tu nnl; tu 
 guvem. [tirani. 
 Domination, Dom-i-na-Jon, n. p-ser; dominyon; 
 Dominative, D6m-i-na-tiv, a. impErius:guvcmifl. 
 Dominator, Dom-i-na-ttir, n. an ab:<<jliit guv- 
 
 ernor. 
 Domineer, Dom-i-ner, r. t. tu rail in an insolent 
 
 or overb^rin maner: tu bluster. 
 Dominical, Do-min-i-kal, a. notig de Lerdz da, 
 
 or At I»rdz pr^r. 
 
 Dominican, Do-min-i-kan, «. wun ov de order 
 
 ov St. Dominik. [master. 
 
 DoMiNiciDE, D6m-in-i-sjd, n. wun his kill hii 
 
 Dominion, Do-min-yon, n. soveren etoriti; p-ser; 
 
 teritori: rrjon; distrikt. 
 Domino, Dom-i-no, n. [It.] a kjnd ov hud; a log 
 
 (Ires: a kjnd ov gam. 
 Don. Don, ». a tjtl ov onor in Span. 
 Don, Don, r. t. tu put on; tu invoit wid. 
 Donary, DtJ-na-ri, ri. a tig givn tu rakred yt^sei. 
 Donation, Do-na-Jon, n. de akt ov givig; a gift; 
 
 a prezent. 
 Donatist, Don-a-tist, n. a foloer ov Donata£. 
 Donative, D6u-a-tiv, n. a gift; a prezent. 
 Done. l)un, />. from dr verb I)a>. 
 Do.NEE, Dij-ne, ii. wun tu hilim cni tig ii givn. 
 Donjon, Diin-jon, ii. a kcp. Se {Dung«oii,y 
 Donkey, Dog-ki.J n. a <jil<lij wurd for an q«. 
 Donor, Du-nor, ii. wun ha>givz:a giver; a brstoer. 
 Doodle, Di)[>-dl,J n. a trjfler; an jdler: a simplton. 
 Doom. Daui, r. t. tu juj; tu kondeui; tu destin; 
 
 tu taks at diskre/on. 
 Doom. Doim, ». a ji\di/al scntcns; jnjmcot: rain. 
 Doomsday, J)(fimz-dH, n. At da ov final jujment. 
 Doomsday-book, Diimz-da-buk, n. a buk mad 
 bj ordi-r ov Wilyam dc Kopkerer, in hwiq de es- 
 tiits ov Ipgland wer rojistcrd. 
 Door, Dur. n. At gnt ov a b-ss: cntrans. 
 Door-case, Dur-kac, n. dc fram ov a dor. 
 Door-keeper. Ddir-kep-cr, n. wun btt> krps a dor. 
 Door-post, Dur-post, ii. dr j«ost ov a dur. 
 DoyUET, l>6k-ot, f». Sc < />./i-i.-«'/.> (fiJ. 
 
 Dorado. Du-ra-do. n. a sudcm konstela/on; — a 
 DoREE, Do-r^ n. a fiJ keld Jon Dori,
 
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 DOBIC, D6r-ik, a. pertanig im Doris;— rclatig tm 
 
 an erder ov Grtjan qrkitektyixr. 
 DoEicisM, Dor-i-siz-m, n. a Durik fraz er idiom. 
 Dormancy, Der-man-si, n. kwjesens; slep. 
 Dormant, Der-mant, a. skpig; not publik; konseld. 
 Dormant, Der-mant, i , • ^ ^ ^^ 
 
 Dormer, Der-mer, ) ^ •' ' 
 
 DoEMiTiVE, Der-mi-tiv, n. a soporifik medisin; 
 
 ^n opiat. 
 DoRMiTORT, Der-mi-tc-ri, n. a plas tu skp id. 
 Dormouse, Der-m-ss, n. a smel animal. 
 Dorsal, Der-sal, a. relatig tu de bak. 
 DOKSEL, Der-sel, j ^ ^ l^sket. 
 
 DORSER, Der-ser, ) i^ •' ' 
 
 Dorsiferous, Der-sif-er-us, ) a. barii) sedz on de 
 Dorsiferous, Der-sip-er-us, i bak ov de levz. 
 Dose, Dos, n. de kwontiti ov medisin takn at 
 
 wun tjm. 
 Dose, Dqs, r. t. tu proporjon; tu giv in dosez. 
 Dossil, D6s-il, n. a. lump ov lint fer a sor. 
 Dost, Dust, sekond person ov Dca. 
 Dot, Dot, «. a smel pernt or spot in a rjtig. 
 Dot, Dot, v. t. tu mqrk:— v. i. tu mak dots. 
 Dotage, D6t-aj, n. imbesiliti ov mind; sili f ondnes. 
 Dotal, Dot-al, a. relatig tu de porjon ov a 
 
 wuman. 
 DoTABD, D6t-ard, n. wun hcDz mind iz imp^rd bj 
 
 .aj. " [d-sment. 
 
 Dotation, Do-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov end-sii); en- 
 DoTE, Dot, V. i. tu luv ekstremli. 
 Doter, Dot-er^ n. wun hco dots; a dotard. 
 Doth, Dut, 6r Dot, terd person sig. from Bd); 
 
 sam az duz. 
 Dotinglt, Du-tii)-li, ad. wid sili fondnes. 
 Dottard, Dot-ard, n. a tre kept lo bj kutig. 
 Dotterel, D6t-er-el, n. de nam ov a berd. 
 Double, Diib-l, a. too-fold; to) ov a sert. 
 Double, Diib-l, ad. twjs over; dubli. It iz muq 
 
 jTl,zd in kompozijon fer duMi. 
 Double, Diib-l, v. t. tu ad az muq mor; tu repet; 
 
 tu fQld; tu pas r'snd, az a hedland. 
 Double, Dub-l, n. twjs az mug: a fold; a trik. 
 Double-dealer, Dub-1-del-er, n. a nav. 
 Double-dealing, Diib-l-del-ig, n. qrtifis. 
 Double-entendee, DA-bl-qn-tqn-dr, n. [Fr.'] a 
 
 fraz er sentens wid a dubl menii). 
 Doubleness, Diib-l-ncs, n. stat ov bcig dubl. 
 DoUBLER, Diib-ler, )i. wun hO) dublz. 
 Doublet, Diib-let, n. a wastkot; tit); a p^r. 
 Double-tongued, Dub-l-tugd, a. dcsetful. 
 Doubling, Diib-lii), n. a foldii); an qrtifis. 
 Doubloon, Dub-ldm, n. a SpaniJ kern. 
 Doubly. Diib-li, ad. in twjs de kwontiti. 
 Doubt, D-st, v. i. tu kwestyon- tu hezitat. 
 Doubt, Dist, v. t. tu suspekt; tu distrust. 
 Doubt, D-st, «. unsertenti ov mjnd; hezitajon; 
 
 suspens; skrcDpl; suspijon. 
 Doubtable, D-st-a-bl, a. dat ma be d-sted. 
 Doubter, D^st-er, n, wun hO) d^ts. 
 Doubtful, D-»t-ful, a. dn,bius; ambigytj^us; ob- 
 
 skqr; kwestycmabl: unserten. [gH*''- 
 
 DouBTFULLNESS, I)-»t-ful-nes, n. suspens; ambi- 
 DouBTFULLY, D^xt-ful-i, ad. in a dutful maner. 
 Doubtless, D-st-lcs, ad. wid^st d-st. 
 Doubtlessly, D-st-les-li, ad. und-stedli. 
 Douceur, DcD-ser, n. [/?'.] a brjb; a li^r. 
 Douche, DoqJ, n. [/).] a strem er J-ser bqt. 
 Dough, Do, n. unbakt past; ncdcd fl-scr. 
 Dough-nut, Do-nut, n. a pes ov pastri fqd er 
 
 berld in Iqrd. 
 Doughtiness, D-5-ti-nes,J n. valor; braveri 
 Doughty, D-5-ti,{ a. brav; nobl; eminent. 
 Doughy, D6-i, a. soft, Ijk do; soft. 
 Douse, D-ss,^ v. t. tu plunj intu weter; tu loer. 
 Douse, D-sS, j v. i. tu fol sudenii intu weter. 
 Dove, Duv, n. a domestikated pijonj a pijon. 
 
 Dove-cot, Duv-kot, n. a li-ss fer duvz or pijonz. 
 Dove-house, Ddv-h-ss, n. a h-ss fer duvz er pijonz. 
 Dovelike, Diiv-ljk, a. rezemblii) a duv. 
 Dovetail, Duv-tal, n. a jernt in de form ov a 
 duvz tal. [tal. 
 
 Dovetail, Diiv-tal, v. t. tu jern bj menz ov duv- 
 Dovetailed, Diiv-tald, a. jtrnd bj duvtal. 
 Dowable, D^-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beiij d-»erd. 
 Dowager. D^-a-jer, n. a wido wid a jerntynr. 
 Dowdy, D-s-^i, n. an ekward, il-drest wuman. 
 Dowel, D-s-el, r. t. tu fasn wid pinz, az timber. 
 Dowel, D-s-el, n. a pin fer fasnig timber. 
 Dower, D^-er, ) ^.^^ ^^ ^;^^^ j^,jj_ 
 
 Do-tt'ERY, D-s-er-1, i • ' ■" 
 
 Do-vs'eeed, D-s-erd, a. porjond. [porjond. 
 
 Do-WERLESS, D-s-er-les, a. wontig a fertynn; un- 
 DowLAS, D-s-las, n. a. kors kjnd ov linen fer jerts. 
 Do-n^N, D-sn, n. soft federz or hfir; an opn plan. 
 Do-WN, D-sn, prep, alog a desent; — ad. on de 
 
 grsnd; tu a loer plas er stat; — a. dcjekted. 
 Downcast, D-sn-kast, a. bent d-sn; dejekted. 
 Downfall, D-sn-fel, n. rii)in;kalamiti:asudenfel. 
 DowNFALLEN, D-sn-fol-n, a. rmind; feln. 
 Downhill, D-sn-hil, «. a dekliviti: — a. slopig. 
 Downlying, D-sn-lj-ig, n. de akt ov Ijig d^n; 
 
 bed-tjm. 
 Downright, D-sn-rjt, a. plan; opn; direkt. 
 Downright, D-sn-rjt, ad. planli; trcoli. 
 Downsitting, D-sn-sit-ig, n. de akt ov sitig d-sn; 
 
 repoz. 
 DowNTROD, D-sn-trod, j p. a. trampld up- 
 
 Downtrodden, D-jn-trod-n, S on. 
 Downward, Disn-ward, a. tendig d-sn; dejekted. 
 Downward, D-sn-ward, ) ad. toardz de senter; 
 DowN-WAEDS, D-sn-wardz, i from a hjer sityq,- 
 
 ajon tu a loer. 
 Downy, D-sn-i, a. kuverd wid d-sn; soft. 
 Dowry, D-s-ri, n. a wjfs er widoz porjon. 
 Dowse, D-ss,t ". a slap on de fas; — v. t. tu strjk. 
 DoxoLOGiCAL, Doks-o-16j-i-kal, a. pertanig tu 
 dokioloji. [tu God. 
 
 DoxoLOGY, Doks-61-o-ji, n. a ferm ov givig glori 
 Doxy, D6ks-i,t n. a k6gki]^bjn; a prostit\i,t. 
 Doze, Doz, v. i. tu slumber; tu slep Ijtli. 
 Doze, Doz, «. a sljt slep; slumber. 
 Dozen, Diiz-n, n. at number twelv; — a. twelv. 
 Doziness, D6-zi-nes, n. dr-szines; slepines. 
 Dozy, D6-zi, a. slepi; dr-szi; slugij. [kulor. 
 
 Drab, Drab, n. a. strumpet; a slut: a tik klot; a 
 Drabble, Drab-1, v. t. and i. tu tral on wet gr-snd. 
 Drabbled, Drab-ld, p. a. mad derti bj dreig in 
 
 mud. 
 Drachm, Dram, n. a Grcjan silver kern; de att 
 pqrt ov an -sns trff; de sikstent pqrt ov an -sns 
 avordi\pffz. Se {Dram.} 
 Deaco, Dra-ko, n. [L.] de dragon: a konstelajon. 
 Deaff, Draf, n. refqs; lez; dregz; swepigz. 
 
 Draffy, Drdt-i, a. wurtles; dregi. 
 
 Deaft, Draft, n. a bil; a dreig; — a porjon ov men 
 dren from an qrmi; — an erder fer muni. Se 
 {Draught.} 
 
 Draft, Draft, v. t. tu dre -st; tu dre: tu detag. 
 
 Drag, Drag, v. t. tu pul alog bj fors; tu dre. 
 
 Drag, Drag, i). i. tu tral er grat upon de gr-snd. 
 
 Drag, Drag, n. a net; a huk; a kind ov kqrerslej. 
 
 Draggle, Drag-l, v. t. tu mak derti bj dragig. 
 
 Draggle, Drag-l, v. i. tu gro derti bj'beig dren. 
 
 Dragman, Drag-man, n. a fijerman ha> y-qzez a 
 dragnet. [botom. 
 
 Dragnet, Drag-net, n. a net tu be dren alog de 
 
 Dragoman, Drag-o-man, n.,pl. Drag-o-manz; an 
 interpreter in Turki and urter 8stern kuntriz. 
 
 Dragon, Drag-on, n. a wigd serpent; a konstela- 
 
 Dragonet, Drag-o-net, n. a litl dragon. [Jon. 
 
 Dragon-fly, Drag-on-flj, ?». a jeuus ov insekts 
 wid for wigz.
 
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 Dbagoxish, Drag-on-iJ, a. bavin Ac form ov a 
 
 dni>;..n. liu; fjeri. 
 
 Dbaoonliik, Drig-on-ljk, a. IJk a drajjon; li|ri- 
 Dkagon»- BLOOD, IJnig-oM-blud, n. u reiin ov a 
 
 reil kuliiF. 
 Dbauoo.v, Dra-K*n. "• a soljer hat s^rvi eder on 
 
 lut iir on hijr:'biik;-a sort ov pijou. 
 Draooon, Um-gdm, v. t. tu komp^l tu submit: 
 
 tu ridii!'. [jerz. 
 
 Dbagoonade, Drag-a»-ndd, n. a ravajio h\ sol- 
 Deaooonkd, l>nig-a>nd, p. a. abinduud tu wal- 
 
 jori; biifiist. [<lrj. , 
 
 Deain, Dran, f. t. tu dra of grady^uli; tu muk ; 
 Deain, Drun, n. a ^ncl for wotcr; u wotcrkurs; a j 
 
 sijjk. I 
 
 Dbaivable, Dran-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beio drand. | 
 Dbaixagk, Driin-aj, n. dc akt or qrt ov drauig. ; 
 Deakk. Dmk. II. rtf mal ov At duk. 
 Deau. Urani, ». At alt pqrt ov an una trer, or dc I 
 
 sikstent jiqrt uv an Tsm avordiip«rz; a glas ov | 
 
 spiritynus likor. _ | 
 
 Deaua, bni-mu, vr Drqm-a, n. a poem akomu- , 
 
 dated tu ukjon, Qcfli eder trajedi er komedi; a 
 
 pia. 
 Deamatic, Dra-m/it-ik, j a. rrlatifl tu, or 
 
 Deahatical, l)ra-uiat-i-kal, j havig de form : 
 
 iiv a (Iniiua. [tajon. ! 
 
 Dbamatically, I)ra-mat-i-kal-i. ad. bj rcprtzen- 
 Deamatis ptESOX.t, Dr:im-a-tii! i>er-s»J-nE, [/..j 
 
 kuriiktiTZ or |»;rsouz reprtzentcd in a dramu. 
 Deaicatise, Dram-a-tjz, r. t. tu reprczeut in a 
 
 dnimu. [dramaz. 
 
 Dramatist, Dnim-a-tist. n. a rjtur ov plaz or 
 1>KANK. l>rui)k, »'. Iriim Driijk. 
 DuArt, Drap, f. i. tu muk klot; tu kuvcr wid 
 
 klot. 
 Dbapee. Dra-pcr, n. wun \uh selz er delz in klot. 
 Deatlev, Dra-pcr-i, n. klot-wurk; de drea ov a 
 
 piktynr. 
 Deastic, I)ras-tik, a. pTfi-rf ul: efikajus; vigorui. 
 Deal'giit, Drufi, n. At akt ov dri{)ki{); a kwun- 
 
 titi ov likiir drugk at wuns;— de akt ov droig; 
 
 de kwdiititi uron: dElinfuJuu: u skc(j: u jaks; u 
 
 sigk: dcpt ov woter:— an order. Se i^hraft.') 
 Dbaight, Draft, a. yti,zd in droig. 
 Dealght, Druft, r. t. tu dro ist. 
 Deal outs. Drutt.-i. n.y//. a kjnd ov j)la, or gam. 
 DbalgiitsUan, Dnifts-man, n. wun b(i> droz r^t- 
 
 i{)^, pikiyiirz, pianz, or ma[i.s. 
 Dbaw, Drr>, c. t. [t. driD, ^. droig, dron;] tu pul; 
 
 tu utrukt; tu unjed; tu win; tu ckstrakt; tu 
 
 drrjv: tu ttli'ir; tu dclinrat. 
 Deam'. Dm, r. i. tu pul: tu pniktis droip. 
 Draw, Dr>, ii. dc akt ov droiy: At lot dri>n. 
 Deawable, Dni-a-bl, a. ka|i:kbl ov brig dron. 
 Deawuack, Dn«-bak, n. muni (lad bak, or re- 
 
 iiiilid: a I'lS ov advuntaj. [ed up. 
 
 Drawbeiuoe, Drii-brij, n. a brij mad tu Ijc lilt- 
 Deawkk, Dni-e, n. wun on hdjm u bil iz dron. 
 Deawlk, Dni-er, n. wun ba> dn-z: u ^l|dig bi>ks. 
 DEAWhUs, Dri'-erz, n. /7. an under garment for 
 
 rtf luer limz. 
 Dbawi.s'o, Dni-ig, n. dtlineajon; rcprexentajcn. 
 Deawing EOOM, DnI-ig-rcom, n. a ni»m for At rr- 
 
 M |ij"ii <.v kuu)|>ani. [.•<umli. 
 
 Drawl, Dml, r. i. and t. tu 8pek sloli and tjr- 
 Deawl, Dnil, N. a prutraktod uteraod. 
 Drawn, Dmn, />. fn>m /'rw. 
 Deaw-well, Dn'«-wel, n. a drp wcl ot woter. 
 Deav, Dni, n. a lu kqrt or karij. 
 Dray horse, Dni-honi, n. u hors hwi^ drot a dra. 
 Dra) ma.v, Dni-man, n. a man b<t> drjvx a dra er 
 
 kcirt. 
 Dhkau, Drcd, n. grat ftr: toror; o. 
 Dread, Dred, a. tcribl; oful: v^norabl. 
 Deead, Drcd, r. t. tu fcr; tu be afrud or. 
 
 DEKADruL, DrM-ful, a. t«ribl; oful; dirful. 
 Deeadklllv, Drcd-ful-i, md. t«ribli; frilfuli. 
 Deeadkul.neiw, Dred-ful-Dc-«, n. t^ribluoa; h6r- 
 
 iblne.^. 
 
 DEEADLEJ48, Dred-les, a. frrle*; intr^pii. 
 Dbead.nalght, Dred-uot, n. a tik klut. 
 Deeam, Drim, n. toLt in sirp: jdl fansi; reveri. 
 Deeam, Drt-m, r. i. [/. drrmd, dremt,/i«. dremig, 
 
 dreuid, i.r drcmt:j tu hav jdeui in sUp; tu imaj- 
 
 in: tu {dl. 
 Deeam, Drem, c. t. tu se in a drem: tu fanai. 
 DEEAMtJi, Dn'm-er, n. wun hoj dremx; an jdler. 
 Dreami.noly, Dri'm-ig-li, a>l. .•"lugij'li; neglijentli. 
 Dkeamless, iJrtm-les, a. Ire from drrmz. 
 DuEAMV, Dri'm-i, a. relatig tu drcmi; ful ov 
 
 drt'uiz. 
 Deeamt, Drcmt, /. and p. from Dttrn. 
 Deeae, Drcr, a. muruful; dizmal; gljomi; dreri. 
 Deeaeily, Drt'r-i-li, ad. gld>mili; dizmuli. 
 Deeaei.nkss, DrtT-i-nes, n. dizmalne.4; gldimincs. 
 Deeaey, Drer-i, a. gliJbmi; dizmal; hurid; moro- 
 
 ful. [gran. 
 
 Dbedge. Drej, ii. an «fster-net;— u mikstynr ov 
 Deedge, Drej, r. t. tu skater flvr on; tu tak er 
 
 garter. 
 Deedgle, Drej-er, n. wun biDyiizez adrej; u boks. 
 Dbedgi.vq-box, Drej-ig-bokri, u. a boks f.jr drej- 
 
 ig met. [fekynlens. 
 
 Deegginees, Dr6g-i-nes, n. f'slncs wid dregs; 
 Dreggy, Dreg-i, a. kontanig dregz; f^kyi^lent. 
 Dregs, Dregz, n. y/. dc sediment ov likorz; lex: 
 
 refn^. 
 Dre.ncu, Drenq, v. <. tu wet tdroli; tu woj; tu 
 
 scjk: tu step: tu fizik. 
 Dre.ncu, Drenq, n. u druft; f izik for a broit. 
 Dress, \ifk», r. t. [». dre-<t, /». dresig, drest;] tu 
 
 klurt; tu adorn; tu dek; tu kuk; tu kuver, az 
 
 a wa>nd. 
 I)EESS, Dres, t.i. tu ranj in a Ijn: tu put ondres. 
 LiRESS, Dre.-!, ». klu>dz; gqrments; habit: vcstyrir. 
 Dressee, Drcs-er, ». wun lia> drc^ex; — a ki^en 
 
 tabl. [at jr. 
 
 Dressing, Drcs-ig, n. de akt ov wun bcbdrcsex; 
 DE>':ssiNG-Eooii, Dreji-ig-ribm, n. a ruim for dres- 
 
 ig in. [drescx. 
 
 DEt*.s MAKEE, Drcs-mak-cr, n. wun ha> mak!< 
 DRESijY. Dre?-i, a. Joi in dres: atentiv tu dres. 
 Drew, Dru>, i. from Ihxi. 
 
 Dribble, Drib-1, r. i. tu fol in drops; tu slaver. 
 Driblet, Drib-let, u. a :*mol kwi.ntiti, or sum. 
 Deilr, Drj-tr, n. he or dut hwic; drjz or abstirbz. 
 Dbift, Drift, H. in jfOlcj I, kx term iipl(d tu dt 
 
 iiu«, iin.-tniiifid materialx on de vrti surfa^; oisc) 
 
 kold Jiln'iuin. 
 Deiet, Drift, II. cui tig drivn at rnndom; fon>: 
 
 drzin; teudensi: a hep; a budi ov sno. 
 Deiet, Drift, c. /. tu drjv; tu tro lug^dcr on 
 
 heps. 
 Duiet, Drift, f. /. tu form intu ht\>», ax sno. 
 1 uiETWooD, Drift-wud, «. wud drifted or flol 
 
 ed bj dc woter. 
 Drill, Dril, h. an in5tni>mont for burig bulx: u 
 
 «mul bruk; militari eluer^ix; a to ov gruu sod: 
 
 a (/anel; an np. 
 Drill, Dril, r. /. tu pers wid a dril; tu bor; tu 
 
 ikMTriz troip*; tu Iran; tu so in ruz. 
 D'KILL, Dril, f. i. tu fla jenlli: tu mu.'ter. 
 Drill-box, Dril-boks, n. u bok^ for boldig and 
 
 .-oig .-cd. 
 LiRiLLiNO, Dril-ig, n. de akt ov yqxig a dril;— 
 
 iniliiari ekser>jt:- a kjnd ov kotn or linen klot. 
 DEiLL-rLouoH, Dril-plv, h. a pin for swig ii< 
 
 drilz. 
 Drink, Drigk, v. t. [•'. dragk, />«. drigkig, dragk:] 
 
 tu ^wolw likorx: tu kwcn(; tyrsl; tu imbjb; tu 
 
 drigk tu ekiii.
 
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 Deink, Drigk, i-. i. tu swolo; tu suk up; tu ab- 
 sorb, [aj. 
 Drink, Dripk, n. likor tu be swolod; a bever- 
 Drinkable, i)riijk-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beiij druijk. 
 Deinkkr. Driijk-er, n. wuu hmdrigks; adruijkard. 
 Drinking, Driijk-ig, />/>. imbibii); swoloig; — a. 
 
 adikted tu intemperans. 
 Drinking, Diiijk-ii), n. de akt ov swoloig likorz. 
 Drip, Drip, v. i. tu fel in drops; — v. t. tu let fel. 
 Drip, Drip, n. dat hwiq felz in drops; — de ej ov 
 
 Q nt)f; a projektiij kornis. [drip. 
 
 Dripping, Drip-ii), n. fat gaderd from rost met; 
 Dripping-pan, Drip-ig-pan, n. a pan fer de fat 
 
 ov rost met. 
 Drive, Drjv, v. t. [i. drov, ps. drjvir), drivn:] tu 
 
 fors aloij; tu urj; tu kompel; tu send; tu qas; 
 
 tu hunt: tu gjd. 
 Drive, Drjv, v. i. tu ruj hastili; tu tend; tu am. 
 Drive, Drjv, n, a kors fer, er pasaj, in a karij. 
 Drivel, Driv-1, v. i. tu slaver; tu drop. 
 Drivel, Driv-1, n. slaver; merstyq,r from de mist. 
 Driveller, Driv-1-er, n. a fail: an idiot. 
 Driven, Driv-n, p. from Dr\K. 
 Driver, Driv-er, n. wun hot) drjvz; a qarioter. 
 Driving, Drjv-ig, n. de akt ov impelir); tendensi. 
 Drizzle, Driz-1, v. t. tu Jed in smol, slo drops. 
 Drizzle, Driz-1, v. i. tu fel in smel, slo drops. 
 Drizzle, Driz-1, n. a smel ran; mizl; mist. 
 Drizzly, Driz-li, a. ranii) in smol drops; misti. 
 Droit, Drert, n. [/)•.] a rit ov rjt. 
 Droll, Drol, a. komikal; od; stranj; kwer. 
 Droll, Drol, «. a jester; a bufcbn; a fqrs. 
 Drollery, I)rol-er-i, n. jdl joks; bufconer!: a Jo. 
 Dromedary, Drum-e-da-ri, n. a kamel wid wun 
 
 hump. 
 Drone, Dron, i'. i. tu liv in jdlnes; tu drem. 
 Drone, Dron, n. de mal be hwiq maks no huni: 
 
 a slugard: an jdler; — a humii) sisnd. 
 Dronish, Driin-iJ, a. jdl: indolent; slugij. 
 Droop, Drd>p, v. i. tu laijgwij; tu fant; tu pjn 
 
 awa. 
 Drop, Drop, n. a globi^l ov likwid; — an er-rig; — 
 
 de platferm ov a galoz, hwiq drops dun. 
 Drop, Drop, v. t. [i. dropt, ps. dropig, dropt;] tu 
 
 por in drops; tia let fel; tu kwit. 
 Droplet, Drop-let, »i. a litl drop; a smol er-rig. 
 Dropping, Drop-ig, n. dat hwiq felz in drops; 
 
 a fol. 
 Dropsical, Drop-si-kal, a. dizezd wid a dropsi. 
 Dropsied, Drop-sid, a. dizezd wid a dropsi. 
 Dropsy, Drop-si, n. a dizez from a merbid kol- 
 
 ekjon ov weter or serus fli^id in de bodi. 
 Drosky, Dros-ki, ii. a RAjan for-hweld plegTi,r- 
 
 karij. 
 Dross, Dros, n. de skum ov metalz; rust; refits. 
 Drossiness, Dros-i-nes, n. f-slnes; impn,riti: rust. 
 Drossy, Dros-i, a. ful ov dros; wurtles; f-sl. 
 Drought, Dr-st, n. drj wcder; wont ov ran. 
 Droughtiness, Dr-st-i-nes, n. wont ov ran. 
 Droughty, Dr-st-i, a. wontig ran: drj. 
 Drove, Drov, ?*. a number ov katl drivn; a kr-xd. 
 Drove, Drov, i. from JJriv. [ket. 
 
 Drover, Drov-er, n. wun h<D drjvz katl tu mq^r- 
 Deown, Dr-sn, V. t. tu sufokat in woter; tu over- 
 
 hwelm: tu overflo; tu dcliy; tu imers. 
 Drowner, Dr-sn-er, n. he or dat hwiq dr-snz. 
 Drowse, Dr-sz, v. t. tu mak hevi wid slep. 
 Drowse, Ditjz, v. i. tu slumber; tu gro hevi. 
 Drowsily, Dr«z-i-li, ad. in a dr-szi manor: slepili. 
 Drow\siness, Dr^z-i-nes, n. slepines; slugijnes. 
 Drowsy, Dr-sz-i, a. slepi; hevi; letqrjik; dul. 
 Drub, Drub,t i\ t. tu trej; tu bet; tu bag. 
 Drub, Drub,+ n. a tump; a nok; a bio. 
 Drubbing, Drdb-iij,t n. a bctig; a tumpig 
 Drudge, Druj, d. z. tu wurk hqrd; tu slav. 
 Drudge, Druj, 71. wun hoB wurks hqrd; a slav. 
 
 Drudgery, Druj-er-i, w. men labor; hqrd, servil 
 
 wurk. 
 Drudgingly, Druj-ig-li, ad. laboriusli; terlsumli. 
 Drug, Drug, h. an ingredient yqzd in medisin; 
 
 medi^in; eni tig wid'st wurt er valyq. 
 Drug, Drug, v. t. tu sezn wid drugz; tu tigkt- 
 
 Drugget, Dnig-et, n. a slit kjnd ov wulen stuf. 
 Druggist, Drug-ist, n. wun hco delz in drugz. 
 Druid, DrA-id, n. a prest ov de anjent Britonz 
 Druidical, Droo-id-i-kal, a. pertanig tu de T>r<r 
 
 idz. [idz. 
 
 Druidism, Dr6-id-iz-m, n. de doktrinz ov de Drott- 
 Drum, Drum, n. an instrooment ov militari mi^zik; 
 
 de timpanum ov de er; a silinder. 
 Drum, Drum, v. i. tu bet a drum; tu bet. 
 Drum, Drum, v. t. tu ekspel wid de bet ov a 
 
 drum. [a rejiment. 
 
 Drum-major, Drum-ma-jor, n. de qef drumer ov 
 Drummer, Drdm-er, n. wun hco bets a drum. 
 Drum-stick, Drum-stik, n. a stik fer betig de 
 
 drum. 
 Drunk, Drugk, a. intoksikated wid likor; sat- 
 
 yipated wid merstyqr. 
 Drunk, Drugk, p. from Drhjk. 
 Drunkard, Drugk-ard, n. wun adikted tu 
 
 drugknnes: a sot. 
 Drunken, Drugk-n, a, intoksikated wid likor. 
 Drunkenness, Driigk-n-nes, n, intoksikajon; in- 
 
 ebriajon. 
 Drupe, Drcop, n. a pulpi perikqrp, az in de plum. 
 Dry, Drj, a. not wet; not rani; not JH,si; arid; 
 
 tersti; baren; plan; kold: sarkastik. 
 Dry", Drj, v. t. tu fre from merstynr; tu dran. 
 Dry, Drj, v. i. tu gro drj; tu Imz mffstynr. 
 Dryad, Drj-ad, n. a wud-nimf. 
 Dryer, Drj-er, n. he er dat hwiq drjz. 
 Dryly, Drj-li, ad. in a drj maner; frijidli: koldli. 
 Dryness, Drj-nes, n. wont ov merstyi],r; barennes. 
 Dry-nurse, Dri-nurs, n. a. wuman hoo brigz up 
 
 and fedza qjld bj hand, wid'stde brest. 
 Dry-salter, Drj-selt-er, n. a. deler in selted er 
 
 drjd mets, &s. 
 Dry-shod, Drj-Jod, a. havig drj fet. 
 Dual, Di|-al, a. ekspresig de number iOi. 
 Dualism, Dii,-al-iz-m, n. cte doktrin ov tfb godz. 
 Duality, Dq-al-i-ti, «. de statov beig too. 
 Duarchy, Dq-qrk-i, n. a guvernment bj tO) laA- 
 
 erz. 
 Dub, Dub, J v. t. tu mak a man a njt; tu konfdr 
 
 eni digniti; — v. i. tu mak a kwik nerz; — n. a bio; 
 
 a nok. 
 Dubious, Dq,-bi-us, a. d^stful unserten: not plan. 
 Dubiety, Dq,-bj-e-ti, n. unsertenti: d'stfulnes. 
 Dubiously, Dq,-bi-us-li, ad. unsertenli; d-stfuli. 
 Dubiousness, Dq,-bi-us-nes, n. unsertenti; d'st- 
 
 fulnes. 
 Dubitable, Dq-bi-ta-bl, a. d'stful: unserten. 
 DuBiTATiON, Dq,-bi-ta-Jon, n. de aktovd-stig. 
 Ducal, Dt^-kal, a. pertanig tu a dq,k er dqk- 
 
 dom. [dqk. 
 
 Ducat, Diik-at, n. a Yc&ropean kern struk bj a 
 DucATOON, Duk-a-t<f)n, n. a Duq silver kern; ab:st 
 
 1U4 sents. 
 Duchess, Duq-es, n. de konsert erladi ova di^k. 
 Duchy, Diiq-i, «. de teritori ov a dqk; a di]^kdom. 
 Duck, Duk, n. a weter f-sl;— a kjnd ov kanvas. 
 Duck, Duk, v. i. tu djv underwater: tu krinj. 
 Duck, Duk, y. t. tu put under woter; tu imers. 
 Ducked, Dukt, j). plunjd: dipt. 
 DuCKF.R, Diik-er, 11. a plunjer; a djver. 
 Ducking, Diik-ig, n. deaktovputig under weter. 
 Ducking-stool, Duk-ig-stcol, n. a sta)l fer duk- 
 
 ig skoldz. 
 Duck-legged, Diik-legd, a. Jert legd. 
 I Duckling, Duk-lig, n. a yug er smel duk.
 
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 DucKMEAT, Ddk-met, ) n. At p6pyq,larnam or 
 l)UtKWt£i), l)uk-wed, I several :i\)eJEt ov lam- 
 
 iiu. pliiiiLs gruig in Jalu> w<)tur, upon bwit; 
 
 (luk.-i ami gt-d fed. 
 DuiT. I)uk(, It. a tii,b in de b(Hli;a kunal;a paiuij. 
 UUCTILK, iJiik-til, rt. lU-ksil)l; |il{itbl; ezili dnjn nt. 
 DucTiLKNESS, iJuk-til-ncs, ii. l'U-k.'<ibilitl:riuktilili. 
 UucTiLiTV, l)uk-til-i-ti, II. ku{uuiiti ov bcifl drun 
 
 Yt wi.l'sl brukiy: kDiDiiliiins. 
 IJUD, iJud.J II. a rag; — /7. ragz; taterz. 
 Duuoto.v, l)dj-on,J n. aj)ger; rezeotment. 
 DuK, U^i, a., ud; pruper; dat ut tu be dun; fit; 
 
 fgzakt. 
 Due, \iy\, nd. cgzuktii; dirdktli; az, dti nnrt. 
 DUK. l^n,, n. dut hwiq belugz lu wun; rjt: just 
 
 tjtl: tribq,l: tail. 
 DuKL, Di'i-i-l, n. a kombat betwtn t»i»:a sij);^! fjt. 
 DuKL, Dii-t'l. I'- «'• t>-i fjtu diifior fiD'^l koinbat. 
 DUELLEB, Di'i-cl-er, n. asiggl kumbatuut: u din-l- 
 ist. [dti<'lz. 
 I)i;kllixg. Di'i^-cl-io, n. dt akt orkustom ov miu 
 DutLLisT, Di'i-c'l-ist, n. wun luij f(t.s a dn,el. 
 Duello, Dq,-el-(j,* n. [Il.]de dii,el;de nDlovdii- 
 
 elij). 
 DuE.vNA, Di^-dn-a, n. an old wuman b(t>g(irdza 
 
 yu)).;i'r wuti: a guverne.s. 
 Duet. l)ii-et, «. an i^r lor t4ti pcrformcrz. 
 Duo. Du;;, n. a \>ap or tet ov a best. 
 Duo. Du;^. I. nnd p. from I)iij. 
 Duke. Di^k, n. wun ov de hiest order ov nobiliti; 
 
 Q prins: n qrf. [ov a diik. 
 
 Dukedom, Di'ik-duin, h. de pozejonz, or kwoliti 
 Dulcet, lUil-sct, a. swct; nielodiu--i. [swetnig. 
 DuLciKiCATiON, Dul-si-fi-kii-Jiin, ii. de akt i>v 
 DuLCiFiED, Diil-si-fid, p. a. swctnd; purifjd. 
 DuLCiFV, Diil-si-f j. V. t. tu mnk swet. 
 Dulcimer, Diil-si-mer, n. an anjcnt imj^zikal in- 
 
 strtunient. [swetncs. 
 
 DULCITUDE, Ddl-si-ttid,* n. swetnes ov s-sml: 
 DuLCORATE, Diil-ko-rat, *r. t. tu swetn;tudul- 
 sifj. [ni)). 
 
 DuLCORATiON, Dul-ko-rd-Jon, n. de aktov swei- 
 DuLiA, Di'i-li-a, n. [Z.] an inferior kjnd ov wur- 
 
 Jip. 
 Dull, Dul, a. sttipid: slugij: blunt: okward: not 
 
 kwik: sad: gros: not brjt: drszi. 
 Dull. Dul, r. t. tu sti'ipefj: tu blunt; tu sadn. 
 DuLLAnn. Diil-anl, n. a blokhed; a dolt. 
 DuLL-imAiNED, Diil-brand, a. stupid: doltij. 
 DuLL-BROWtu, Dul-brsd, a. havij) a globiui luk. 
 DuLLEYED, Diil-jil. a. liavii) a d-snkast h.ik. 
 Dl LL-IIEAD, Diil-hed, II. a blukhed; a dolt. 
 Dully, l)iil-i, ad. in a dul manor: stupidli. 
 DuLXESS, Diil-nes, n. sttipiditi: dimm-s; bluntncs. 
 DULOCRACY, Dn-16k-ra-»i,n. a guvcrnnicnt ov 
 
 .slllVZ. 
 
 Duly, Di'i-li, ad. in a di^ manor; properli; fitli. 
 Dumb. Dum, a. inkH[iabl ov npeQ: mi^t. 
 Dumb. Dum, r. t. tu s{lon!<. 
 Dumb-bells, Ddm-belz, n. pi. wat« swug in de 
 
 baii'lz f')r cksersji. 
 Dumbly. Ddm-li, ad. mi^tli: sjlcntli. 
 DuMBNt-ivS. Diim-ne!>. n. inkajMuiiti tu spck. 
 DlMB-sHow, Diim-Ju), n. a p.Tntomim. 
 Dummy. Diim-i, t »•. wun haj iz dum. 
 Dump. Dump,* n. smro; mt^lunkvli; siidnea. 
 Dumpish. I)iirai>-iJ,* a. sad: mtSlankoli; dejektcd. 
 Dumpish NESS. I)dmp-iJ-nc«,» n. sadncs; indlankoli. 
 DuMPLIMii. Diimp-lig, n. a kjnd ov pudig. 
 Dumpy, Durap-i,J a. /.>rt and tik;- dumpi/. 
 Dun, Dun, a. ov a dqrk kubir: dqrk; ghbini. 
 Dun. Dun.* r. /. tu prc^i; tu a»k ofn for a dct. 
 Dt'N. Duii.J n. a klamom^, imi ^rtyi^nat krcditor. 
 Dunce. Duns, n. a tik skul; a dulanl; a dolt. 
 DuNFiSH, Dun-fi/, n. a kodfij ki^rd ioa partik- 
 
 yi^ar maner. 
 
 Du.*(0, Dug, n. de (^kitkrement ov animalz; moni^r. 
 DuNO, Dug, V. t. tu uani^r wid dug. 
 iJUNOtox, Diiri-jon, n. a kiu^, dqrk prizo. 
 DUNGKOUK, Dug-turk, ii. a fork yqzd tu tro dug. 
 DuNuiiiLL, Diig-hit, II. u bepovduo:u menabud. 
 Dunghill, Diig-hil, a. Hprug from de dughil; 
 
 men. 
 Dungy, Diig-i, a. ful ov dug: men; wnrtloa. 
 DuNGYARD, Diig-yqrd, n. de plus ov a dughil. 
 DuNKERii. Diigk-erz, n. denuinov a kristyan aekt, 
 
 boa pniktis abstinent and mortitikiijon. 
 Dunnage, Dun-aj, n. fagots lud in /ijistuaupirt 
 
 gudz. 
 Duo, Dq-o, II. [Z.] a sog in Ub pqrts. 
 Duodecimo, Dq-o-des-i-mo, «. u buk bavig 12 
 
 livz tu a Jet. [twelvz. 
 
 DuoDECUPLE, Dq,-o-dek-ii-pl, a. konsistig ov 
 Duodenum, Dq-u-dl-num, n. At ferst ov de 
 
 sin.jj in!(':-tinz. [letcrz. 
 
 DuoLiTtRAL, Dq-o-lit-cr-al, a. konsistig ov ta> 
 Dupe, Dqp, n. a j)crs<jn impuzd on; a man ezili 
 
 trikt. 
 Dupe. Dqp, t. t. tu trik: tu qet; tu dcsev. 
 Duple, Dq-jil, a. dubl; wun repcted. 
 Duplicate, Dq-pli-kat, i. /. tu dubl: tu fold. 
 Duplicate. Dq-pli-kat, a. dubl; tu fold. 
 Duplicate, Dq-pli-kat, n. a sekond tig ov dc 
 
 !>nin kjnd: an egzakt kopi; a transkript. 
 Duplication, Dq-pli-ka-Jon, n. deakt ov dublig; 
 
 a told. [dubld. 
 
 DUPLICATURE, Dq-pli-ka-tqr, n. a fold: eni tig 
 Duplicity, Dq-pli-i-i-ti, n. deset; desepjon: dubl- 
 
 nus. [permanens. 
 
 Durability, Dq-ra-bil-i-ti, n. pser ov lastig; 
 Durable, Dq-ra-bl, a. lustig; bavig log egzist- 
 
 tns. [kontinyqans. 
 
 Durableness, Dq-ra-bl-nes, ?i. puer ov lastig; 
 Durably, Dq-ra-bli, ad. in a lastig niancr. 
 Dura-mater, Dq-ra-ma-ter, n. [Z.Jdcuter mem- 
 
 brnn ov de bran. 
 Durance, Dq-rans, n. impriznment; endqrans. 
 DuRANT. Dq-rant, n. a glazd wulen stuf or klot. 
 Durante vita, Dq-ran-te vj-ta, [L.] {Law) 
 
 •Iqrig lif. (tjm. 
 
 Duration, Dq-ra-Jon, «. kontinyqans: legt ov 
 DlRE.ss. Dq-rc?, n. impriznment; konstrant. 
 During. Dqr-ig, /^r*"/*. fur de tjm ov kontinyqans. 
 Durst, Durst, i. from V^r. 
 Dusk, Dusk, a. tendig tu dqrknes; dqrk: duski. 
 Dusk, Dusk, n. tendig tu dqrknes; dqrk kulor. 
 Duskily, Dusk-i-li, aat. wid tendensi tu dqrk- 
 nes. 
 Duskiness. Ddsk-i-ncs, n. insipient obsksqriti. 
 DusKisH, Ddsk-i/, a. inkljnd tu dqrknes er blak- 
 
 nes. 
 DusKisnNESS, Du<k-iJ-nes, n. apr6<j tu dqrknes. 
 DisKY. Diisk-i, a. tendig tu dqrknes: gloimi. 
 Dust. Dust, n. ert redqst tu p-sder; ert. 
 Dust, Dust, r. t. tu fre from dust; tu sprigkl 
 
 wid dust. 
 Duster, Ddst-cr, n. he er dat hwiq frez from 
 
 dust. [dust. 
 
 Dustiness, Ddst-i-nc^, »i. slatovbeig kuvi-rd wid 
 Dustman, Ddst-man, n. a man bobkarix awudust. 
 Dusty. Dust-i, a. fild or kuverd widdust. 
 Dutch. Duq, v. t. tu klarifj and hqrdn, az kwilt. 
 Dutch, Duq, n. delaggwaj ov Uolandor dc Duq; 
 
 })l. At pepl ov Holand. 
 Dutchess, Ddq-cs, n. Se {Duche**.) 
 Duteous, Dt'^-te-us, a. obedient: obsckwius: dti- 
 
 tiful. [dqU. 
 
 Dutiable, Dq-ti-a-bl, a. subjckt tu impost or 
 DuTiKUL, Dq-ti-ful, a. obedient; submisiv; roT- 
 
 erenU 
 DuTiruLLT, D4-ti-ful-i, ad. obidicntii; snbmis- 
 
 ivli.
 
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 Ddtifulness, Di^-ti-ful-nes, n. obediens; re- 
 
 spekt. 
 Duty, Dii,-ti, n. hwot wun iz bifnd tu perferm; 
 
 obediens: servis; taks; impost; kustom. 
 DuUMViE, Dq,-um-ver, n. [L.] wun ov ta> ofiserz in 
 
 anjent Rom. 
 Duumvirate, Dn,-um-vi-rat, n. a guvernment 
 
 eksersjzd bj to. [aaii sjz. 
 
 Dwarf, Dwerf, n. a person or plant bEl6 de erdi- 
 DwARF, Dworf, a. belo ds y^,■i^!^l sjz. 
 Dwarf, Dwerf, v. t. tu hinder from fulgrot. 
 Dwarfish, Dworf-iJ, a. belo denatyi^ral sizjsmel. 
 Dwarfishness, Dwerf-iJ-nes, n. a litlnes ov 
 
 statjur. 
 Dwell, Dwel, v. i. \i. dwelt, fs. dwelig; dwelt;] 
 
 tu liv in a plas; tu rezjd; tu reman. 
 Dweller, Dwel-er, n. wun boolivz in a plas. 
 Dwelling, Dwel-ig, n. a habitajon. 
 Dwelling, Dwel-ii),^p. rezjdii); livii);kontinyti,- 
 
 iij wid fikst intenjon. 
 Dwelling-house, Dwel-ig-h'ss, n. a h-ss in 
 
 hwiq wun livz. [rezidens. 
 
 Dwelling-place, Dwel-ii)-plas, n. a plas ov 
 Dwindle, Dwin-dl, v. i. tu Jrigk; tu gro litl. 
 Dwindle, Dwin-dl, v. t. tu mak les; tu sigk; tu 
 
 loer. 
 
 Dye, Dj, v. t. tu tinj: tu kulor; tu stan. 
 Dyer. £>i-er, n. wun hoo djz klot, &s. 
 Dtestuff, Dj-stuf, n. matsrialzfer djig. [&s. 
 Dying, Dj-ii), n. de qrt ov stnniijerkulorip klot, 
 Dyke, Dik, ji. a m-snd ov ert, &s. Se {Z>ike.} 
 Dynametee, Dj-nam-E-ter, ji. an instrcoment far 
 
 determinir) de magnifjii) piser ov teleskops. 
 Dynamics, Dj-nam-iks, ji. de sjens ov mekani- 
 
 kal p^erz. 
 Dynamometer, Din-a-mom-e-ter, n. an instrco- 
 ment for mejij^rii) de streijt ov men andanimalz. 
 Dynasty, Dj-nas-ti, er Din-as-ti, n. a ras er fam- 
 
 ili ov soverenz in suksejon; soverenti. 
 Dyscrasy, Dis-kra-si, n. a bad habit ov bodi. 
 Dysenteric, Dis-en-ter-ik, a. relatii) tudisenteri. 
 Dysentery, Dis-en-ter-i, n. a panful dizez, atend- 
 
 ed bj mi^kus er bludi evakytiajonz. 
 Dyspepsy, Dis-pep-si, n. a difikulti ov dijestyon; 
 
 indijestyon. 
 Dyspeptic, Dis-pep-tik, j a. relatii) tu dis- 
 
 Dyspeptical, Dis-pep-ti-kal, S pepsi;havii) bad 
 
 dijestyon. [pepsi. 
 
 Dyspeptic, Dis-pep-tik, n. wun aflikted wid dis- 
 Dysphony, Dis-fo-ni, n. a difikulti in spekiij. 
 Dyspncea, Disp-ne-Q, n. difikulti in bredig. 
 Dysury, I)i3-yq,-ri, n. a difikulti in va'dig yi],rin. 
 
 E. 
 
 Ee, de fift leter ov de komon alfabet, iz de 
 , sekond and de most frekwent vsel in de Ig- 
 
 glij laggwaj. It haz tea prinsipal s?ndz: loi), az 
 
 in {mete), and Jert, az in {met). 
 Each, 8"q, a. eder ov de toa; everi wun ov eni 
 
 number. 
 Eager, S'ger, a. kenli dezjrus; vehement; impet- 
 
 yi],us; Jq,rp; ken; sever. 
 Eagerly, 8'ger-li, ad. qrdentli: kenli. 
 Eagerness, tl'ger-nes, n. qrdent dezjr; impetyq,- 
 
 ositi; vjolens. 
 Eagle, ^'gl, n. a herd ov pra; a militari standard; 
 
 a gold kffn ov de Yi^njted Stats, ov de valyq, 
 
 ov ten dolurz. 
 Eagle-eyed, S'gl-id, a. Jqrp-sjted, az an egl. 
 Eagle-sighted, 8gl-sjt-ed, a. kwik-sjted. 
 Eaglet, t-'glet, 71. a yug egl. 
 Eagre, £'ger, n. a tjd swelig abuv andder. 
 Ean, t'n,* V. i. tu brig fort yug, az Jep. 
 Ear, 8t, n. de organ ov herig: p'ser ov jujig ov 
 
 hqrmoni; sens ov herig; — a spjk ov kern er maz. 
 Ear, i:T, V. i. tu Joot intu erz, az kern. 
 Earache, Sr'ak, n. pan in de er. 
 Eared, i:,v<i, a. havii) erz. 
 Earl, Erl, n. a tjtl ov IggliJ nobiliti. 
 Earlap, ^'r'lap, 71. de tip ov de er. 
 Earldom, Krl'dora, n. de senyori ov an erl. 
 Earless, tVlcs, a. dcstiti],t ov erz. 
 Earliness, Er'lines, ». stat ov beip erli. 
 Earl-Mak.shal, Erl'mqr-Jal, n. an ofiser hO) haz 
 
 de qef kq^r ov militari solemnitiz. 
 Eaelock, Fr'lok, n. a. kurl or twist ov h^r. 
 Early, Er'li, a. beig in sezn; seznabl. 
 Early, Er'li, ad. in gud sezn; betjmz. 
 Earmark, {^'r'mqrk, n. a mqrk on de er. 
 Earn, Ern, v. t. tu gan bj labor; tu obtan. 
 Earnest, Er'nest, a. qrdent: zelus; eger. 
 Earnest, Er'nest, n. seriusnes; not jest; — a plej; — 
 
 ferst frcDts;— muni advdnst. 
 Earnestly, ta'nest-li, ad. wermli; egerli. 
 Eaenestness, Er'nest-nes, n. egernes. 
 
 Earning, Em'ig, n. dat hwig iz ernd. 
 Earpick, 8r'pik, 71. an instrcoment fer klenig era. 
 Ear-ring, Sr'rig, n. an ernament fer de er. 
 Earth, Ert, 71. de mater hwiq kompozez de glob; 
 
 sffl; de grsnd; de terakweus glob; de wurld; — in 
 
 kemistri, serten metalik oksidz. 
 Earth, Ert, v. t. tu hjd in de ert; tu beri. 
 Earth, Ert, v. i. tu retjr under grsnd. 
 Earth-boakd, Ert'bord, n. de bord ov a pi's. 
 Earth-born, Ert'bern, a. born ov de ert. 
 Earthen, Ert'en, a. mad ov ert er kla. 
 Earthiness, Ert'i-nes, n. stat ov beig erti. 
 Earthliness, Ert'li-nes, n. wurldlines. 
 Earthling, Ert'lig, 71. an inhabitant ov ert. 
 Earthly, Ert-li, a. belogig tu ert; wurldli; not 
 
 hevnli: kqrnal; senJual; vjl. 
 Earthnut, Ert'nut, 7t. a pignut; a roit. 
 Earthquake, Ert'kwak, n. a konvuljon ov de ert. 
 Earthy, Ert'i, a. kousistig ov ert; teren. 
 Eae-wax, Sr'waks, n. serdimen ov de er. 
 Ear-wig, 8r'wig, n. an insekt: — a hwisper. 
 Ease, 8z, n. kwjet; rest after labor; fasiliti. 
 Ease, E'z, v. t. tu fre from pan; tu relev. 
 Easel, 8'zI, n. de fram on hwiq a panterz kan- 
 
 vas er piktyi^^r rests. 
 Easement, fz'ment, »i. ez; suport; relef. 
 Easily, 8'zi-li, ad. wid-st difikulti; redili. 
 Easiness, g'zi-nes, n. redines; ez: rest. 
 East, 8st, n. de kwerter hwq,r de sun rjzez. 
 East, 8st, a. beig from er toardz de rjzig sun. 
 Easter, Ssi'er, u. At da on hwiq de rezurekjon 
 
 ov Krjst iz komemorated, beig de ferst Sunda 
 
 after de ful moon hwiq hapnz upon, er nekst 
 
 after de 21st ov Mqrq. 
 Easterly, Fst'er-li, a. and ad. toardz de est. 
 Eastern, 8st'ern, a. beig in de est; oriental. 
 Eastward, 8st'ward, ad. toardz de est. 
 Easy, 8'zi, a. not difikult; kwjet; kompljig. 
 Eat, 8t, v. t. [i. at er et, ps. etig, etu er et;] tu 
 
 devsr, tu konsi\m; tu korod. 
 Eat, £t, v. i. tu fed; tu tak fcbd.
 
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 Eatable, Tta-bl, a. kaj^bl ov bt ip etn. 
 Eatabli:, ^'t'a-bl, II. eni tig dut ma be etn. 
 Eatln, Kt'll, /'. from ft. 
 Eatlu, t't'er, n. wun ha>EtD;a korosiv. 
 Eavu). t'\ z, «. pi. At fjez ov de niif ov a bus. 
 EAVtJ* UBOPPtii, i'vz'drop-cr, «. a lisnur under 
 
 windoi. 
 Ebb, Eb, n. dc rrfluks ov dt tid; wast. 
 Ebb, Eb, r. t. tu flu bak tuurdz de nt. 
 Ebb-tide, Eb'tid, n. de reflukj ov de se. 
 Ebon, Eb'on, a. mad ov eboni; dqrk; bluk. 
 Ebo.vy, Eb'on-i, n. a hqrd, bluk, valyx^abl wud. 
 EBKiETr, F-brj-e-ti, or b'-brj-e-li, ii. druflkniits; 
 
 intbriEti. [turuifl a hor.". 
 
 Ebrillade, ^'-bril-yad, ii. a qek ov de brjdl fur 
 Ebeiositv, i'-bri-6s-i-ii, «. druflkuncs; ebrjeti. 
 Ebullie.ncy, t"-bdl-yen-si, n. u btflig over. 
 Ebullient, t'-bul-ycnt, u. btflip over. 
 Ebullition, Eb-ul-iJ-ou, »i. dt akt ov berlig. 
 Eblhnkan. i'-bur-ne-ai), a. relalifl tu jvuri. 
 EccE UOMO, Ek'sE hii-mu, [/..J bebdjld de man: 
 
 — u iMiniifl reprezentijj Krjdt az givn up tu de 
 
 pepl. 
 Eccentric, Ek-s^n-trik, ( a. dfviatio from 
 
 EccENTEiCAL, Ek-s^n- tri-kal, | de sent«r; ireg- 
 
 yulur: niiiiinalus; od. 
 EcctNTHiciTY, Ek-son-tris-i-ti, n. devia/on from 
 
 Q senior; deviajon from hwot iz yiisqal: ircgyii- 
 
 lariti. [or baj. 
 
 EccK .siGXUM, Ek'se sig-num, [Z.j behi^Id de sin 
 EccHYMOSis, Ek-i-m(b-8i!i, n. a livid spot on it 
 
 skin. iSkriptyqr. 
 
 EccLtsiASTES, Ek-le-xi-as-tez, n. a buk ov iluli 
 EcLLtsiAsTic, Kk-le-zi-a.s-tik, n. a klvrjiiuan 
 
 kuuekli'd wid an Fpi^k(D])asi; a pre^t. 
 Ecclesiastic, Kk-le-zi-as-tik, / a. relatigtu 
 
 Ecclesiastical, Kk-le-zi-as-ti-kal, i de qur(j: nut 
 
 sivil or M-kynlar. 
 EccLESiASTiCAS, Ek-le-zias-ti-kas, n. a buk ov 
 
 de Ajiokrifa. [in de form ov steps. 
 
 Echelon, Ej'c-lop, n. [Fr.] a m>i>vmeDt ov an qrmi 
 Echinate, Kk'i-nat, ( . , ... ,^„,„j 
 ECHINATED. Ek'i-nflt-cd,r ^^ ^'"^^•d; pffnted. 
 Echinus, i'-kj-nus, n. [L.] de se-urqin; a krab- 
 
 fij: a prikli bed ov a ]>lant. [s-gnd. 
 
 Echo, hk'o, m. de retdm or reverbera/on ov a 
 Echo, Ek'o, r. i. tu rez'snd: tu be sanded bak. 
 Echo, Kk'u, v. t. tu send bak a vars. 
 EcHOMETEK, T-kom-e-tor, n. a kjnd ov skal, serv- 
 
 ifl tu nifi^qr de dtirajon ov s'sndz. 
 EcLAiRCisstMENT, U-kl:ir-sia-raqn, n. [Fr.] eks- 
 
 pliiiiaji'n; de akt ov klerif) up an 8f4r. (luster. 
 Eclat, il-khi, u. [Fr.] aploz: ren^jn: splendor; Jo; 
 Eclectic. Ek-lek-tik, a. selektig; qtczi;); — n. wun 
 
 ov de sekt ov Eklektiks. 
 Eclipse, t"-kliji.'>, «. dr dqrknig ov wun hevnli 
 
 bodi b{ de Jiulo ov aniider: dqrknes; obskqrajon: 
 
 — r. t. tu dqrkn: tu obski\r. 
 Ecliptic, i'-klip-tik, n. a serkl bwiq mqrk;: de 
 
 sum jiqt in de hevnx;— a. reltitiu tu de tklipiik. 
 Eclogue, Ek'lug, n. a pust£)ral poem. 
 Economic, Ek-u-num-ik, J a. pertnnig tu 
 
 Economical, Ek-u-nom-i-kal, i ekdnc^mi: frm- 
 
 «pil; trilti. [t-mi. 
 
 Economically, Ek-o-nom-i-kal-i, ad. wid ekou- 
 EcoNOMics, Ek-o-nom-ikj, n. pi. h'sshtjld nuin- 
 
 ajmi'iit. ("friDpil. 
 
 Economist, r-k6n-o-mist, n. wun bat iz trifti or 
 Economize, t-k6n-b-m{t, v. /. tu cmpl<^ wid 
 
 ekoiiumi. 
 Economy, F-k6n-Q-mi, n. trifti manajmcnt: fni>- 
 
 galiti: araniment; reKyqlaJon: sistem. I'olilikal 
 
 ckonumi, de siens bwiq treta or de welt ov 
 
 najoni. 
 EcPHONESiS, Ek-fQ-ne-si«, n. ad cksklama/on. 
 Ecstacv, Lk'sLa-si, n. eksibiv j(T: raptyi^r;a trans. 
 
 Ecstatic, Ek-alat-ik, » •?._:. 
 
 Ecstatical. Ek-.tar^i-kal, 1 *' r*''!'. rap'^l""- 
 Ecumenical, Kk-q-mda-i-kal, a. jcner&l; yiini- 
 EuACious, ti'-dii-Jus, a. eiij): vorajuj. [v^ra&I. 
 EuAClTY, t!-da«-i-ti, «. vuru.'*iti. 
 Edda, Ed'u, n. a kolekjon ov [loctri, kontanig dc 
 
 .Skundinuviau mitoluji. 
 EuDER, Kd'er,* II. wud tu b|nd «Laz in a feni. 
 Kdi>18U, Ed'iJ, n. Q sekond krop ov gra«. 
 Eddy, Ed'i, «. a serkqlar mujon ov wuter. 
 KuUY, Ed'i, r. t. tu mj>v or bwrrl, az in an edi. 
 Edematose, t'-dem-a-t<j>i, a. swelij). 
 Kden, i'den, II. a gqrden; paradj^. 
 Edentalous, i'-den-ia-lus, a. widiit tet; txbtles. 
 Edentation, t^'-den-la-Jon, n. a pulij) ut ov let. 
 Edge, Ej, n. de kutifl jiqrt ov a blad; de border; 
 
 de bri^k; keunes; rim; brigk. 
 Edge, Ej, v. t. tu Jqrpn: tu giv an ej. 
 Edge, Ej, v. i. tu mOjv furwurd s^dwaz. 
 Edged, Ejd, ur Ej'ed, p. a. Jqrj': not blunt. 
 EuGtLt&s, Ej'les, a. blunt; obi q<: not Jqrp. 
 Edgetool, Ej'tiijl, «. a itiA wid u Jqrp ej. 
 Edgewise, Ej'wjz, aJ. wid de ej forward. 
 Edging, Ej'ii), «. a border; a frinj;a narti las. 
 Edible, Ed'i-bl, a. fit tu be eln; elabl. 
 Edict, ^''dikt, n. a proklamajou; a komdnd; a le. 
 Edification, Ed-i-fi-ku-Jon, n. indtrukjun; im- 
 
 pra>vment. [iikajon. 
 
 Edificatory, Ed'i-fi-ka-to-ri, a. tendig tu edi- 
 Edifice, Ed'i-fis, n. a bildig; a slruktyqr. 
 Edificial, Ed-i-fiJ-al, a. rclatij) tu edifi^i. 
 Edifiee, Ed'i-fj-cr, n. wun hat edifiz. 
 Edify, Ed'i-fj, e. t. tu instriikt; tu impnfiv. 
 Edifying, Ed'i-fj-ip, y^/>. a. in.-^triiktifl; tendi^) ta 
 
 edift. 
 Edile, P'dil, n. a Roman majistrat ha> bad qqij 
 
 ov bildigz, ks. 
 Edit, Ed'it, r. t. tu superintend de publikajon 
 
 ov a buk; tu publij. 
 Edition, t'-dij-on, n. de publikajon ov a buk; dc 
 
 bul imfirejon ov a buk: republikajon. 
 Editor, Ed'i-tor, n. wun bin sqperiutendz a pub- 
 likajon. 
 Editorial. Ed-i-t»j-ri-al, a. belogif) tu an editor. 
 Editorship, Ed'i-tor-Jip, n. de ofis and dqti or 
 
 an editor. 
 Educate. Ed'yq-kat, r. /. tu brin up; tu instrdkt. 
 Education, Ed-yq-lsa-Jon, «. <le akt ov brigig 
 
 up: instrukjun: formujon ov mancrz. 
 Educational, Ed-yq-ka-Jon-al, a. pertanig ta 
 
 edyiikajon. iydit. 
 
 Educator, Ed'jrq-ka-tor, n. wun ha> instrdkta 
 Educe, t'-diis, t . /. tu brig ■jsl; tu ek^trakt. 
 Eduction, b-diik-Jon, ti. de akt or edqsig er 
 
 briflij) Tit. [purin. 
 
 Edulcorate, F-dul-ko-rat, r. t. tu swetn; tu 
 Edulcoration, i'-dul-ko-ra-Jon, n. de akt ot 
 
 swetnij). 
 Eek, i'V, r. t. tu suplj. Se ilXt.) 
 Eel, i'l, n. Q scT[>cntju, sljmi fij. 
 E'en, i'n, ad. kontraktod f n m {erm.') Se {Even.) 
 Effable, El'a-bl,* a. ek.ipresibl; literabl. 
 Efface, Ef-as, r. t. tu blot ut; tu eras; tu de- 
 
 j^trit. [era;qr. 
 
 Effacement, Ef-as-mont, n. At akt ov efasig; 
 Effect, Ef-ekt, n. dat bwiq iz prodq.st bj a kes; 
 
 kon:'ekwens: event: purpus; kouplcjon; reAlili, — 
 
 pi. gudz: mtDvablz. 
 Effect, Ef-ekt, r. t. tu brig tu pa.«; tu prod^s. 
 Effectiblk, Ef-ekt-i-bl, a. pniktikabl; friibl. 
 Effection, Ef-ck-Jon, n. a kousirukjon; a prob- 
 lem, (ful. 
 Effective, Ef-c'k-tiv, a. efikajus; efijent; yq»- 
 Effectivelt, Ef-ek-liv-li, ad. pucrfuli; wid 
 
 efekt. 
 Etfectoa, Ef-^-tor, ■. he or d*t bwi^ ef^ti
 
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 Effectual, Ei-ekt-yxi-al, a. prodtisii) efekt; ef- 
 
 ikajus. [al maner. 
 
 Effectually, Ef-ekt-yxi-al-i, ad. in an efektyix- 
 Effectualxess, Ef-ekt-y^-al-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov btiij cfektyi^al. 
 Effectuate, Ef-ekt-yn,-at, v. t. tu brii) tu pas: 
 
 tu efekt. [delikasi. 
 
 Effeminacy, Ef-em-i-na-si, n. softnes: unmanli 
 Effeminate, Ef-em-i-nat, a. wumanij; soft: 
 
 tL-nder: voliiptyv^us. [ij. 
 
 Effeminate, Et'-em-i-r.at, c t. tia mak wuman- 
 Effeminately, Ef-em-i-nat-li, ad. in an efemi- 
 
 nat maner. 
 Effemixatf.xess, Ef-em-i-nat-nes, n. efeminasi. 
 Effendi. f]f-en-di, ». in Turl-if. a ma&isT. 
 Effervesce, Ef-er-ves, v. i. ivx send Tit gas or 
 
 elastik vapor; tu bubl: tia wurk. 
 Effeevescexce, Ef-er-vrs-ens, n. de eskap ov gas 
 
 er vapor from a f h],id, az in ebulijon. 
 Effervescent, Ef-er-ves-ent, a. jentli berlii) er 
 
 bublii). 
 Effete, Ef-t't, a. baren: worn Tst wid aj. 
 Efficacious, Ef-i-ka-Jus, a. aktyi^ali prodti^siij 
 
 efekts; efektyi|al: efijent. [di\,s efekts. 
 
 Efficaciously, Ef-i-ka-Jus-li, ad. so az tia pro- 
 Efficaciousness, Ef-i-ka-Jus-nes, n. efikasi. 
 Efficacy, Ef'i-ka-si, ». piser tu prodi^s efekts: 
 
 enerji. 
 Efficience, Ef-iJ-ens, ) n. de akt er p"ser ov 
 Efficiency, Ef-iJ-en-si, ) prodq,sig efekts; ef- 
 ikasi; ajensi. 
 Efficient, Ef-iJ-ent, n. an ajent; a kez. 
 Efficient, Ef-iJ-ent, a. kezii) efekts. 
 Efficiently, Ef-iJ-ent-li, ad. efektivli. 
 Effigy, Ef'i-ji, n. an imaj; a Ijknes; a reprezen- 
 
 tajun. [up. 
 
 Efflate, Ef-Iat, v. t. tm fil wid Az bret; tu puf 
 Effloresce, Ef-lo-res, v. i. tu farm a dust er 
 
 pTsder on de surfas bj ekspci3H,r tu q,r. 
 Efflorescence, Ef-lo-res-ens, ) n. ds akt ov 
 Efflorescexcy, Ef-lo-res-en-si, \ efloresip: — 
 
 produkjon ov fl'serz; — an erupjon er rednes on 
 
 de skin. [resens. 
 
 Efflorescent, Ef-lo-res-ent, a. indikatig eflo- 
 Effluence, Ef'lri-ens, n. a floir) -st; ijr^. 
 Effluent, Ef'li|-ent, a. floir) ■st; ijiiifl "st ov. 
 Effluvium, Ef-li^-vi-um, n. [L.] yl. Ef-h|-vi-a; 
 
 a floii) ■st; vapor; smol pqrtiklz hwig qr kontin- 
 
 y^ali fljii) of from bodiz. 
 Efflux, Ef'luks, n. de akt ov floii) -st; efiijon. 
 Effluxion, E£-liik-Jon, ji. de akt ov floiij ■st. 
 Effort, Ef'ort, n. a strugl; stran; endevor; trjal. 
 Effossion. Ef-6J-on,* n. ds akt ov digii) up. 
 Effrontery, Ef-runt-er-i, n. boldnes; impi^dens; 
 
 edasiti. 
 Effulge, Ef-iilj, V. i. tu send fort luster. 
 Effulgence, Ef-ul-jens, n. luster; brjtnes; splen- 
 dor. 
 Effulgent, Ef-ul-jent, a. Jinii); brjt: li^minus. 
 Effuse, Ef-qz, v. t. tu por'^st; tu spil; tu Jed. 
 Effusion, Ef-ii-jon, n. a porir) ■st; wast. 
 Effusive, Ef-i\,-siv, a. porii) ■st; dispersii); di- 
 Eft, Eft, n. a nut; a sort ov lizard. [fitsiv. 
 
 Egest, ^%jest,'* V. t. tu tro ■st: tu verd. 
 Egestion, E-jest-yon, n. Az akt ov troir) ■st. 
 Egg, Eg, n. dat hwiq kontanz de embrio ov a 
 
 f'sl or uder animal. 
 Eglantine, Eg'lan-tjn, n. a spejez ov roz; swet- 
 
 brier. [d-st. 
 
 Egoism, 8'go-iz-ni, 6r Eg'o-iz-m, n, skepti.-izm: 
 Egoist, 8'go-ist, er Eg'o-ist, n. wun ov a klas ov 
 
 filosoferz b(t) profest tu d^st everi tig eksept 
 
 d^r on egzistens. 
 Egotism, E'go-tiz m, n. self-komcndajon; de frr- 
 
 kwent yqs ov de wurd (^.) [self. 
 
 Egotist, 8'go-tist, n. ■wun hm teks muq ov him- 
 
 Egotistic, S-go-tist-ik, ) a. adikted tia ego- 
 
 Egotistical, 8-go-tist-i-kal, i tizm; self-kon- 
 
 sfted: van. 
 Egotize, E'gQ-tjz, V. i. tu tek mug ov wunz self. 
 Egregious, E-gre-jus, a. eminent; remqrkabl, yq,- 
 
 ^qali in a bad sens. 
 Egregiously, £-gre-jus-li, ad. eminentli; re- 
 
 mqrkabli. [eminent. 
 
 Egregiousness, E-gre-jus-nes, n. stat ov beig 
 Egress. E'gres, n. Az akt ov goig ■st; depqrtytj,r. 
 Egression, E-greJ-on, n. de akt ov goig ■st. 
 Egret, E'gret, n. de leser hwjt heron; de h^ri 
 
 kr^sn ov sedz on tislz. 
 Egriot, E'gri-ot, n. a sprjez ov s^sr qeri. 
 Egyptian, E-jip-Jan, a. relatig tta Ejipt; — n. a 
 
 nativ ov Ejipt: gIso a jipsi. 
 Eh, 3, iitte)'. no d^st: inkwiri, er sljt surpriz. 
 EiDER-DCWN, i'der-d^sn, n. Az d^sn ov de jder- 
 
 duk. 
 Eider-duck, i'der-duk, n. a spejez ov duk f^snd 
 
 in de Grkuiz, Hebridez, and Zetland ilandz. 
 Eight, Ct, a. twjs for: sevn and wun. 
 Eighteen, {;I'ttn, a. twjs njn. 
 Eighteenth, £I'teut, a. nekst in erder tu de 
 
 sevntent. 
 Eight-fold, at'fold, a. at tjmz de k'wontiti. 
 Eighth, £Itt, a. nekst in erder tu de sevnt. 
 Eighth, £ltt, n. de oktav or att not. 
 Eighthly, £Itt'li, ad. in de att plas. 
 Eightieth, U'ti-et, a. de ordinal ov ati. 
 Eighty, £l'ti, a. and /;. at timz ten. 
 Either, E'der, pron. wun er de uder. 
 Either, E'der, Zifwy. er; az, tder dis er dat. 
 Ejaculate, E-jak-yq-lat, v. t. tu tro; tu J<Dt; 
 
 tu dqrt ■st; tu eksklam. [priter. 
 
 Ejaculation, E-jak-yq^-la-Jon, n. a. dqrtii); a Jert 
 Ejaculatory, E-jak-yi|-la-tQ-ri, a. dqrted ■st; 
 
 sudon: hasti. [ekspel. 
 
 Eject, E-jekt, v. t. tu tro -st; tu kast fort: tu 
 Ejection, E-jek-Jon, n. a kastig ■st: ekspuljon. 
 Ejectment, E-jekt-ment, n. ekspuljon; a rit 
 
 komdndig an inhabitant er tenant tu depqrt. 
 Ejulation, Ej-n-la-Jon, n. ■stkrj; walig; lamcn- 
 
 tajon. 
 Eke, Ek, v. t. tu suplj; tu protrakt; tu spin 'st. 
 Eke, Ek, ad. elso; Ijkwjz; besjd. 
 Elaborate, E-lab-o-rat. v. t. tu prodv^s wid la- 
 bor: tu imprdiv b} suksesiv operajonz. 
 Elaborate, E-lab-o-rat, a. finijt wid grat labor. 
 Elaborately, E-lab-o-rat-li, ad. wid grat labor 
 
 er studi. [elaborat. 
 
 Elaborateness, S-lab-o-rat-nes, n. stat ov beig 
 Elaboration, S-lab-o-ra-Jon, n. At akt ov elab- 
 
 oratig. 
 Elain, E-lan, n. erl er fat in a likwid stat. 
 Elapse, E-laps, v. i. tu pas awa; tu gljd awa. 
 Elastic, E-las-tik, ) a. sprigig bak: return- 
 
 Elastical, E-las-ti-kal, i ig tu de ferm from 
 
 hwiq it iz bent, prest, er ekstended. 
 Elasticity, E-las-tis-i-ti, n. de properti ov sprig- 
 ig bak tu its orijinal form. 
 Elate, B-lat, a. flujt wid sukses; lofti; elated. 
 Elate, 8-lat, v. t. tu elevat; tu puf up; tu eg- 
 
 zelt. [ses. 
 
 Elation, S-la-Jon, n. trjumf prosedig from suk- 
 Elbo^w, El'bo, n. Az kurvatqr ov de qrm; an aggl. 
 Elbo'w, El'bo, r. t. tu puj wid de elbo. 
 Elbo^w, El'bo, V. i. tu jut ■st in agglz; tu klaj. 
 Elbo^vs'-CHAir, El'bo-q^r, n. a cfij: wid qrmz. 
 Elbo^w-room, El'bo-rrtim, n. rttim tu ekstend de 
 Eld, Eld,* n. old aj: old pepl: old tjmz. [elboz. 
 Elder, El'dcr, a. surpdsig aniider in yerz; older. 
 Elder, El'der, n. a rmler: a senyor; a freer Jrub, 
 Elderly, El'der-li, a. borderig upon old aj. 
 Eldership, El'der-Jip, n. senyoriti; de ofis ov an 
 
 elder.
 
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 Eldk«t, Ki'iieit, .1. olJe^ti; must ajod. 
 Klding, Kl'dip, M. wud fir burnio; fqol. 
 liiLKOAMrASK, Kl-c-kuin-fuin, u. a pluut; a Jwct- 
 
 inet. 
 Elect, P-l^kt, v. (. tu qai for ofis; tu sel^kt. 
 Elect, t'-Mkt, a. quzn; tnkn bj prefercns. 
 Election, t-Mdk-Jon, «. Ae ukt or pner ov qatzig; 
 
 q(Ts; de Hc'rcmuni ov publik q*s. 
 Electioxekr, t'-lek-Jdii-iT, c. ». tu yi^z qrts for 
 
 rU'kti|), iir i'tr brig rlokti'J lu ud ofis. 
 Electioneuiino, fc'-lek-Jiju-Er-i{), ;i. qrti yqzd 
 
 in an clckjon. 
 Elective, tM6k-tiv, a. bcstiid bj elekjon. 
 Electively, t'-l6k-tiv-li, ad. bj qas. 
 Electou, i'-lek-tor, n. wun hot) baz a vut at an 
 
 f lekjon; dt tjtl ov serton prinsez in Jermani. 
 Electoral, ^'-lek-t<D-ruI, a. relatig tu an elek- 
 
 tor. or tK'kJon. 
 Electorate, fc'-16k-to-rat, «. de t^ritori er otis 
 
 ov an elektor. 
 Electric, i'-lek-trik, ) a. relatig tu, or kon- 
 
 Electrical, iJ-lek-tri-kal, i tanig elektrisiti ; 
 
 atraktiv. 
 Electrician, i>-lck-trij-nn, n. wun bo) iz verst 
 
 in (ti- sjons ov elektrisiti. 
 Electricity, i'-k-k-tris-i-ti, »i. de sjens hwic 
 
 i'k-"iiluiu de loz ov de ei^ktrik fluid; a subtil 
 
 fluid jiiiadi'ist bj frik/on. i^nt obzi-rvd iu amber. 
 Electrifiaule, c-lek-tri-fi-a-bl, a. dat ina be 
 
 cloktrifjd. 
 Electriky, S-lek-tri-f{, r. t. tu qqrj wid elek- 
 trisiti; tu giv an elektrik Jok; tu ek*jt ^judcnli. 
 Electrize, ^'-Idk-triz, r. /. tu elektrifj. 
 Electrometer, t'-lek-troni-e-ter, /». an elektri- 
 
 kal iiistroBinont. [tcr. 
 
 Electroscope, C-lek-tro-skop, n. an elektr6niE- 
 Electrl'm, i^-lek-trum, n. [L.] amber; a mikst 
 
 metal. [medi^in. 
 
 Electuary, 8-I6kt-yq,-a-ri, n. a soft, kompKnd 
 Eleemosy.n'ary, El-r-moz-i-na-ri, a, relatig tu 
 
 qnu: drijondii) upon (jariti. 
 Eleemosynary, El-e-moz-i-na-ri, n. wun hm 
 
 »ubsi^t.-> u()6n qmz. 
 Elegance, El'c-gans. n. de bq,tiov proprjeti; re- 
 
 fjnmont; polij; simetri; gras; {'•aljtnes. 
 Elegant, El'e-gant, a. bavig elegans; plezig: re- 
 
 fjnd. [full. 
 
 Eleoaxtly, El'c-gant-li, aJ. wid elegans: gras- 
 Eleuiac, El-c-jj-ak, a. pertanig tu eleji; morn- 
 
 ful. 
 Elegiac, El-e-jj-ak, n. an elejjak v^n. 
 Elegiacal. El-e-J{-ak-al, a. belogig tu an ^leji. 
 Elegiast, El-c-jj-a?t, n. a rjtcr ov elejiz. 
 Elegit, t'-li-jit, n. [L.] a rit oy eksekijon. 
 Elegy. El'e-ji, n. a miDmful sog er jxaem; a derj. 
 Element, El'e-ment, n. a f?rst, er konstityqcnt 
 
 prin-sipl; an ingredient; Q proper 8tat or sfcr; 
 
 — ;)/. de riJodimcnUi ov nolej. 
 Elemental, El-em^nt-al, a. pertanig tu ele- 
 ment.'; mxl. 
 Elementary, El-c-men-ta-ri, a. prjmari; simpl; 
 
 unkMmp'Hndi'd; pertanig tu elements. 
 Elench. i'-l(Sgk, n. an (^rgqment; n sofizm. 
 Elepha.vt, El'e-fant, n. de Iqrjcst ov kw6dnt>- 
 
 l»e<lr. Lfei ov l^prosi. 
 
 Klephantiasis, El-e-fan-tj-a-sis, n. [L.] a spe- 
 Elepiiantixe, El-e-fan-tin, a. pertanig tu de 
 
 olrt'aiit. [ov Screz. 
 
 Eleusinean, El-ti-?in-e-an, a. relatig tu de rjta 
 Elevate, El'e-vat, c t. tu raz up; tu egz<jlt; tu 
 
 dignif}. 
 Elevation, El-e-va-Jon, n. a raxig ap; egielta- 
 
 /on: digniti; hjt; altitqd. 
 Elevator, El'e-va-tor, n. a razer or lifter up. 
 Eleve. U-lav, n. [Fr.] wun prot^ktod bj andder; 
 
 a piipil. 
 
 Eleven, 8-ldv-n, a. ten and wun. 
 
 Eleventh, t-ldv-ot, a. de nekat in order tu At 
 
 lent. 
 Elk, Elf, n., pi. Elvz; a wonderig spirit; Q fvJ. 
 Elun, Ell'in, a. relatig tu elvz or f^riz; elfij. 
 Kl>'I8U, Elf'ij, a. relutig tu elvz or demonz. 
 Elklock, Ell'lok, ri. Q U'Hov h%r twinteU bj elvz. 
 Elicit, K-lis-it, r. t. tu dro ist; tu strjk xt. 
 Elicitation, i:'-lis-i-ta-J«n, n. dt akt uv eliailig. 
 Eligibility, El-i-ji-bil-i-ii, n. fitnta tu be qozn. 
 Eligible, Kl'i-ji-bl, a. fit tu be quzn; wurdi ov 
 
 (jtM; preferabl. [cozn. 
 
 Eligibleness, El'i-ji-bl-nes, n. wurdine« tu be 
 Eliminate, i'-lim-i-nat, r. t. tu put ut ov dorx; 
 
 tu ekspel; tu iiis<5(^rj; tu opn. 
 Elimination, t-lim-i-na-Jon, n. an ckspuljon; a 
 
 rcjekjon. [bodiz. 
 
 ELigUATiON, El-i-kwa-Jon, n. a separajon ov mikut 
 Elision, tMis-on, n. de akt ov kuti^j of a vsel 
 
 or silabl in a wurd. 
 Elite, ll-let, «. [/>.] de filter ov an qrmi: de 
 
 qozn, or best l>qrt. 
 Elixir, i'-liks-cr, n. a likwid medis'in; rcfjnd 
 
 spirit; a kordyal. 
 Elk, Elk, n. a Iqrj kwodnsped; de mow dcr. 
 Ell, El, n. de IggliJ el iz a yqrd and a kwortcr. 
 Ellipse, El-ips, «. an Dval figyt^r; an elipsia. 
 Ellipsis, El-ip-sis, n. [I..] fl. El-ip-sez; an oval 
 
 figyqr; an omi/on; a defekt. 
 Ellipsoid, El-ip-s«rd, n. a solid eliptikal bodi. 
 Elliptic. El-ip-tik, i a. havig de form ov 
 
 Elliptical, El-ip-ti-kal, i an clips or clipsis; 
 
 ovah^dtfoktiv. 
 Elliptically, El-ip-ti-kal-I, ad. wid an clipsis. 
 Ellipticity, El-ip-tis-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 eliptikal. 
 Elm. Elm, n. de nam ov a forest tre. 
 Elocution, El-o-kti-Jon, n. pronunsiajon; uter- 
 
 ans; deliveri. [elukqjon. 
 
 Elocution.uiy, El-o-kq-Jon-a-ri, a. relatig tu 
 Elocutionist, El-o-kq-Jon-ist, n. a teqor ov 
 
 elukqjon. Im.) 
 
 Elogy, El'u-ji,* n. panejirik; yqloji. Sc (£W(/- 
 Eloin, t'-ltrn, v. t. tu renufiv; tu banij. 
 Elongate, t'-log-gat, c. t. tu legten; tu drsTst; 
 
 tu pratrakt. [distans. 
 
 Elongation, 8-log-gd-Jon, ». de akt ov legtenig; 
 Elope, E-ltfip, r. t. tu run awd; tu eskap pr{- 
 
 vaili. 
 Elopement, 8-16p-ment, n. a prjvat er kland^- 
 
 tin depqrtyt^^r. 
 Eloquence, hl'o-kwcn<, n. de qrtov spekig wel; 
 
 flqent and elegant spcy; 6rat<ari; perswajon. 
 Eloquent, El'o-kwcnt, a. bavig elekwens: ora- 
 
 torikal. [maner. 
 
 Eloquently, El'o-kwcnt-li, ad. in an dlokwent 
 Else, Els, j-ron. uder; wun brijdz. 
 Else, Els. ad. uderwjz; besjdz. 
 Elsewhere, Els'hw^r, ad. in anddcr plas. 
 Elucidate, t'-li^-^'-dat, r. t. tu mak klcr; tu 
 
 eks|jlHn: tu iidistrat. 
 Elucidation. 8-lii-si-da-/on, n. an cksplana/on; 
 
 an ekspuzijon. [datwri. 
 
 Elucidative, fc'-lq-si-da-tiv, a. troig Ijt; tli;si- 
 Elucidator, F-lq-si-da-tor, n. an ek-<pluncr; a 
 
 komentator. [sidat. 
 
 Elucidatory, 8-lq-si-da-t^-ri, a. tendig tu elq- 
 Elude, 8-lqd, r. t. tu eskap bj stratAJom; tu 
 
 evad. 
 Eludible. 8-li\d-i-bl, t. dat ma be eliidod. 
 Elision, ^-Iq-j'.n, n. eskiip bj qrtifia: evajon. 
 Elusive, i'-lqv'iv, a. praktijig elqjun: des»'Ptiv. 
 Elusokiness. 8-lq-so-ri-nes, ii. de uLat ov beig 
 
 f Iqsjri. 
 Elusory, F-l^-so-ri, a. tcndig tu eli^d; cli^iir. 
 Elute, 8-lqt,* r. t. tu woj of; tu elqtriaL
 
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 Elutriate, 8-lq,-tri-at, v. t. tu woj; tu dekant 
 
 or stran tst. [triatig. 
 
 Elutriation, E-ln,-tri-a-Jon, ra. dg akt ov elii- 
 Elvks. EWz, n. de pln,r;il ov elf. 
 Elvisu, El'viJ, a. relatii) tu elvz. 
 Elysian, S-lij-i-an, a. relatii) tu. Elijium; dgljt- 
 
 ful: hapi. 
 Elysium, S-lij-i-um, n. [L.] dt plas asjnd bj de 
 
 he tenz tu hapi solz. 
 Elytron, ^Mj-tron, n. \ Gr.] pi. S-lj-tra; de Jet 
 
 ov an insekt; de kuveriij ov de wir)z. 
 Emaciate, C-ma-Ji-at, v. t. tu wast. 
 Emaciate, S-ma-Ji-at, v. i. tu gro len. 
 Emaciation, 8'-ma-Ji-a-Jon, n. de akt ov makii) 
 
 or groiij len. 
 Emanaxt, Em'a-nant, a. ijixig or floir) from. 
 Emanate, Em'a-nat, i\ i. tu iji], er flo from: tu 
 
 arjz. [efluks. 
 
 Emanation, Em-a-na-Jon, n. ds akt ov iJniij: 
 Emanative, Em'a-na-tiv, a. ijiyg from anudtr. 
 Emancipate, 8-man-si-pat, v. t. tu set fre from 
 
 serviti^^d. [setiij fre. 
 
 Emancipation, S-man-si-pa-Jon, ;i. de akt ov 
 Emancipator, 8-man-si-pa-tor, n. wunhoieman- 
 
 sipats. 
 Emarginate, 8-m4r-jin-at, a. noqt at de end. 
 Emasculate, K-mas-kv^-lat, v. t. tu kastrat; tu 
 
 deprjv ov marij pijerz. 
 Emasculation, B-mas-kix-la-Jon, n. kastrajon: 
 
 unmanli weknes. 
 Embale, Em-bal, v. t. tu mak intu a bal. 
 Embalm, Em-bqm, v. t. tu fil wid aromatiks, 
 
 az u budi fc3r prezervajon. 
 Embalmer, Em-bqm-er, n. wun hco ombqmz. 
 Embank, Em-bar)k, i'. t. tu tro er hep up. 
 Embankment, Em-bagk-ment, n. a m'snd ov ert; 
 
 a bagk. 
 Embargo, Em-bqr-go, )i. a prcahibijon upon ves- 
 
 elz tu prevent dtir saliij. 
 Embargo, Em-bqr-go, u. t. tu prohibit from 
 
 salig. [engaj. 
 
 Embark, Em-bqrk, v. t. tu put on Jipbard; tu 
 Embark, Em-bqrk, v. i. tu go on Jipbord; tu 
 
 engaj. [bqrkii). 
 
 Embarkation, Em-bqr-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov em- 
 Embarrass, Em-bar-as, v. t. tu perpleks; tu en- 
 
 taijgl. [difikult. 
 
 Embarrassing, Em-bar-as-ig, pp. a. perpleksig; 
 Embarrassment, Em-bar-as-ment, n. perpleksiti; 
 
 trubl. 
 Embase, Em-bas,''^' v. t. tu vijiat; tm debas. 
 Embassador, Em-bas-a-dor, Se {Ambassador.) 
 Embassy, Em'bas-i, n. a publik mesaj er fuijkjon. 
 Embattle, Em-bat-1, v. t. tu rauj in order ov batl. 
 Embattled, Em-bat-ld, a. indented Ijk a bail- 
 ment, [lok. 
 Embay, Em-ba, v. t. tu inkloz in a ba; tu land- 
 Embed, Em-bed, v. t. tu plas in bed; tu imbed. 
 Embedded, Em-bed-ed, a. plast in: imbeded. 
 Embellish, Em-bel-iJ, v. t. tu adorn; tu butifj. 
 Embellishment, Em-bel-iJ-ment, n. an erna- 
 
 ment; dekorajon. 
 Embers, Em'berz, n. pi. hot sinderz er ajez. 
 Ember-week, Em'ber-wek, n. a wek in hwiq an 
 
 ember da, er da ov humiliajon, felz. 
 Embezzle, Em-bez-1, v. t. tu stel bj breq ov trust. 
 Embezzlement, Em-bez-1-ment, «. de akt ov 
 
 embezlii). 
 Embezzler, Em-bez-ler, n. wun hoo cmbezlz. 
 Emblazon, Em-bla-zn, v. t. tu adern wid ensjnz 
 
 qrmorial; tu dek glq,rir)li. 
 Emblazoner, ]5m-bla-zn-er, n. wun hO) emblaznz. 
 Emblazonry, Em-bla-zn-ri, n. de akt ov embla- 
 
 znig; devjsez er piktyi^rz upon Jeldz. 
 Emblem, Em'blem, n. a piktyq,r; a panted enig- 
 ma; tjp. 
 
 Emblematic. Em-blem-at-ik, ) a. pertanig 
 
 Emblematical, Em-blem-at-i-kal, ) tu, erkom- 
 I prjzii) an emblem: ah^siv. 
 Emblematically, Em-blem-at-i-kal-i, ad. in de 
 I man:r ov emblemz. [emblemz. 
 
 ' Emblematist, Em-blem-a-tist,* n, a maker ov 
 I Emblements, Em'ble-ments, n. pi. de profits 
 I from laud son. [emblcmz. 
 
 j Emblemize, Em'blem-jz, v. t. tu reprezent bj 
 Embody, Em-bod-i, v. t. tu ferm intu a bodi; tu 
 
 imbodi. [enkuraj. 
 
 ' Embolden, Em-bold-en, v. t. tta mak bold: tu 
 (Embolism, Em'bo-liz-m, w. de inserjon ov daz er 
 I yerz tu prod^s regyi^lariti; de tim inserted. 
 j Embon point, Bn-buh pwen, n. [Fr.] de stat ov 
 
 belt: gud pljt ov bodi; plumpnes. 
 Embosom, Em-biiz-om, v. t. tu hold in de buz- 
 
 om: tu iukloz: tu sur'jnd. 
 Emboss, Em-bos, r. i. tu form wid proti'j,beransez; 
 
 tu engrav wid relet, or rjzig wurk. [relef. 
 
 Embossment, Em-bos-ment, n. a prominens; jut; 
 jEmbottle, Em-bot-l, y. t. tu inkh'j^d in botlz. 
 Embouchure, ilii'btt>-Jq,r, n. [Fr.} de apertq,r ov 
 
 a flqt, its.; de mift ov a river. 
 Embowel, Em-b-s-el, v. t. tu tak ■st de entralz; 
 
 tu sigk in andder substaus. 
 Emboweler. Em-b's-el-er, n. wun hco embijelz. 
 Embower, Em-b's-er, v. t. and i. tu loj er rest 
 
 ill a b'ser. 
 Embrace, Em-bras, v. t. tu hold fondli in de 
 
 qrmz; tu inkloz; tu komprjz; tu kontan; tu 
 
 inkli|,d. 
 Embrace. Em-bras, v. i, tu jern in embras. 
 Embrace, Em-bras, n. klasp; fond prejqr in de 
 
 qrmz. [embras. 
 
 Embracement, Em-bras-ment," n. klasp: hug; 
 Embracery, Em-bras-er-i, h. an atemt tia koriipt 
 
 a jq,ri. [qrmz. 
 
 Embracing, Em-bras-ig, n. fond preji^r in de 
 Embrasure, Em-bra-gi^r, er Em-bra-gi^r, n. an 
 
 apertiy in fertifikajonz for kanon; a batlmen'. 
 Embrocate, Em'bro-kat, j;. t. tu mersn and rub 
 
 a dizezd pqrt. [brokatig. 
 
 Embrocation, Em-bro-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov em- 
 Embroider, Em-brffd-er, v. t. tu adern wid fig- 
 
 yqrd wurk. [erz. 
 
 Embroiderer, Em-brM-i^r-er, n. wunhcDembrerd- 
 Embroideey, Em-brffd-er-i, n. ernamented nedl- 
 
 wurk. [tu entaggl. 
 
 Embroil, Em-brffl, v. t. tu disturb; tu konfi^z; 
 Embroilment, Em-brffl-ment, n, konfq,3on; dis- 
 
 turbans. [hrue.) 
 
 Embrue, Em-brdb, v. t. tu wet; tu step. Se {Iin- 
 Embryo, Em'bri-o, n. de ofsprig yet unfermd in 
 
 de wilim; eni tig unfinijt. 
 Embryo, Em'bri-o, ) c. .|.. 
 
 Embry'ON, Em'bri-on, S ' ■' * [ov embrioz. 
 
 Embeyology^, Em-bri-61-o-ji, n. de sjens hwiq trets 
 Emend, t'-meud,* v. t. tu amend; tu korekt. 
 Emendable, 8-mend-a-bl, a. kapabl ov emenda- 
 
 Jon. [imprcDvment. 
 
 Emendation, Em-en-da-Jon, n. a korekjon; an 
 Emendator, Em'en-da-tor, n. a korektor; an im- 
 prover, [emendajon, 
 Emendatort, S-men-da-to-ri, a. kontribyi],tig 
 Emerald, Em'er-ald, n. a prejus ston ov a gren 
 
 kulor. [ijq. 
 
 Emerge, 8-merj, v. i. tu rjz :5t ov weter, &s.; tu 
 Emergence, 8-mer-jens, ) n. de akt ov emerjig; 
 Emergency^, 8-mer-jen-si, i — suden oka^on; 
 
 eksijens. [kagnal. 
 
 Emergent, 8-mer-jent, a. rjzig intu vij,; suden; 
 Emerited, 8-mer-it-ed, a. havig dun sufijent 
 
 servis. 
 Emeritus, 8-mer-i-tus, a. [Z.] an epitet apljd 
 
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 Eheboius, Em'cr-ffdi, n. pi. hcmortrtlE; pjlz. 
 Kmkksio.v, i'-mt^r-JoD, n. de akt or em^rjio: a 
 rj/i|) Tit. [daric. 
 
 Emlrv. Eul'cr-i, n. a h^ird mineral, yi^id bj lapi- 
 EMtTic, T-nn^t-ik, n. a mcdii<in provukiy vumitii. 
 
 P ' I {"'mn, n. a kjiid ov ostriq; de kasiijwari. 
 
 Emicatio.v, Em-i-ka-Jon, n. a spqrklig;a flji;) of 
 
 ill |Mirtiklz. 
 EuiCTio.v, K-mik-Jun, n. disqc^rj ov jnirin; yurin. 
 Emiokant, Em'i-gnmt, ii. wun hoi t-mifjruts. 
 EmoBANT, Ein'i-grant, a. rEinaivio from plas tu 
 
 pla^. 
 EiiiuKATK, Em'i-gnit, r. t. tu lev wun« nativ 
 
 knntri tra rtzjd in anddcr: tu <}anj habitnjon. 
 Emiguation, Em-i-gra-/on, n. de akt ov 6ini- 
 
 fCratifl. 
 Emise.nce, Em'i-nens, / n. loftincs: hjt; fnm;— 
 EMiNENcr, Em'i-ncn-si, f a tjtl givn tu kurdi- 
 
 n:il/.. 
 
 Emimi.vt, Ein'i-nent, a. bj: cgsr>lt<?d; konspikyi^us. 
 Eminently, Em'i-nent-li, ail. konspikyiiu-ii: hjli. 
 Kmik. i''mer, ii. a tjtl ov digniti amiiy At Turki. 
 KMibbARV, Em'i-sa-ri, n. wun sent un u inijun; a 
 
 S|i): a srkret ajt-nt. 
 E1118SARY, EIn'i-^a-^i, a. lukip abiil: pqiij. 
 Emission, i'-ini/on, n. At akt ov s-.'ndij) •jt; vent. 
 Emit, i'-inif, r. t. tu send furt; tu let go; tu dqrt. 
 Emuet, Km'ct. It. an nnt;a pizmjr. 
 EllMEW, Em-H, r. t. tu koiifjii; tu kiDp up. 
 
 Emoll»-sc'kxce, Ein-Q-les-en.<, n. At sofnig ov a 
 
 m<*t^il in brginin tu melt. 
 Emollient, t'-mol-yent, a. sofuij). 
 Emollient, r-mol-ycnt. 11. a sofnig medi^in. 
 Emullition, Em-(j-liJ-i>n, n. a sofnio- [gan. 
 
 Emolument, i'-uiui-yii-inent, n, profit; ad vdntnj: 
 Emoll'mental, t;-mol-yn-ment-al, a. y^sful: 
 
 yfldiy profit. [on, 
 
 Emotio.v, r-iu(i-Jon, n. a miAvig ov de mjnd: pa/- 
 Emotive. J'-miJ-tiv, a. rrlatig tu tmo/on. 
 Empale, Em-pal, r. t. tu fena wid a pnl: tu in- 
 
 klijz: tu put tu det bj i\ks\^ on u stak. 
 Empalement, Em-pal-ment, n. At akt ov cm- 
 
 pnli|):-a kaliks. [impanel. 
 
 Empanel, Em-p;in-el, c. t. tu farm a juri; tu 
 Empanel, Em-pan-el, n. a list ov jqrorz. Se 
 
 Empark. Em-p^rk, v. t. tu inkltfiz in a pqrk. 
 Empassiox, Em-paJ-on, ». t. tu afekt stroflli. Se 
 
 {/in/xinri'tnt.y 
 Emperii., Era-per-il, r. t. tu cndanjcr; tu peril. 
 Kmpkrur, Em |>er-or, n. a monark superior tu a 
 
 kifl. 
 Emphasis. Em'fa-sis, n., pi. Em'fa-sez: i<tres or 
 
 for'* i)V v«T« Ind on a wurd or sentcn?; aksent. ' 
 Emphasize, Em'fa-.«iz, v. i. tu pins ewfac^is on. 
 Emphatic. Eiu-fat-ik. ) a. rrlntij) tu.or ut- 
 
 Emphatual, Em-fat-i-kal, S cnl wid emfa-fis; 
 
 fur-lbl: iinpresiv. (ibli. 
 
 Emphatically. Em-fat-i-kal-i, ad. stroll i : fors- 
 Empiivsema, Em-fi-si-ma, n. {Med.) a Ijt, pufi 
 
 luini'T. I 
 
 Empire, Em'pjr, n. imperial p'scr; an ekstensiv ' 
 
 rrjon guvtrnd bj an emperor. 
 Empiric, Ein-pir-ik, » r Em'pi-rik, n. a pretended 
 
 or ignurant fizi/an; a kwak. 
 Empiric. Em-pir-ik, ) a. rtlntin tu empiri- 
 
 EMFiRiCAt., Em-pir-i-kol, i Bizm; clcipcrim^nta]; 
 
 Jqrlatanikal. [maner. I 
 
 Empiiucally. Em-pir-i-kal-i, ad. in an cmpirikal { 
 Empiricism. Ein-pir-i-siz-in, n.drpt'ndeiu oo eks- 
 
 periens widist nolej or qrt; kwakcri. t 
 
 Emplacement, Em-pla.«-mcnt, n. de akt or plas- \ 
 
 15: plas. ! 
 
 Emplastek, Em-pld»-ter,* c. /. tu kuver wid a 
 
 plii.st<?r. 
 Emplastic, Empld«-tik, a. riakus; glqtinua. 
 Employ, Em-plrt, c. t. tu kep at wurk.tu ekser- 
 
 .-(/.: tu yi^z; tu mak y\\* ov; tu inlrddt; tu fil 
 
 u|> wid. 
 Employ, Em-pl«f, n. bizne;): okyiipajon: ajensi. 
 Employable, Em-pltf-a-bl, a. dat ma be yi^id; 
 
 fit f.tr yii-<. 
 Employer. Em-pltf-cr, n. wun hdk cmplifs. 
 Employment, Em-pl«ir-ment, n. bixnes; okji^M- 
 
 Jiin: eugiijniont: ofis: po-^t ov biznes; ajen.ti. 
 Empoison. Em-p«f-zn,* c. t. tu [xTzn: tu envenom. 
 Empoisoner, Ein-p«r-zn-er,* »i. wun hm |j<frn«. 
 Emporium, Em-ixj-ri-um, n. [L.]pl. Em-f<u-ri-a; 
 
 (/uii/.) Kin-p»f)-ri-umz; a plasov koiu<-rs: u rnqrl. 
 Empovebish, Em-p6v-er-i/, r. t. tu m«k pii»r; tu 
 
 ex'"/'-!. [poveri/e*, 
 
 Empoverisheb, Em-p6v-cr-iJ-er, n. wun hd> em- 
 Empoverishment, Em-por-er-iJ-mcnt, n, de akt 
 
 <iv em|iovorijio. 
 Empower, Em-p^-er, r. t. tu otorjz: tu cnabl. 
 Empress. Eiu'pre,-', n. de wjf ov ao emperor; a 
 
 1 final hit) guvernz an empjr. 
 Empimse, Em-prjz,* n. atemt ov danjer; cnterprji. 
 Emptier, Em'ti-er, n. wun dat emtiz. 
 Emptiness, Em'ti-nes, «. stat ov beijj cmti; va- 
 
 kiiiti: vakynuin: wont ov niub.'jtanj. 
 Emption, Em'Jon, n. At akt ov b{i5:a purqas. 
 Empty, Em'ti, ,-i. verd; not ful; unfiirniji; vakint; 
 
 drviird: evakynated. 
 Emity, Em'ti, r. t. tu evakjT^at; tu egzost. 
 Empty, Em'ti, r. i. tu bekiim cmti or Vffd. 
 Emptyings. Em'ti-i^z, n. j>L lez ov ber, sjder, Aa. 
 Emplbple, Em-pdr-pl, v. t. tu mak ov a purpi 
 
 kulor. 
 Empyema, Em-pi-e-ma, h. kolckjon or pi^nnlent 
 
 mater in sum kaviti ov de bodi. 
 Empyreal, Em-pir-c-al, a. formd ov fjr or lit; 
 
 hjli rtfind: reluti{) tu de hje.st hevn. 
 Empyrean, Em-pi-re-an, nr Em-pir-c-an, n. de 
 
 hjost bevn, hwi^r pt^r elemental fjr wox sup6zd 
 
 tu subsist. [pireal. 
 
 Empyrean, Em-pi-re-an, or Em-pir-e-an, a. em- 
 Empybeum-V Em-pi-rdb-ma, 11. [Or.] At tast er 
 
 rmi-l ov sum burnt, 9li, animal or vejetabl sub- 
 
 suinscz. 
 Empyrelmatic, Em-pv-nD-mat-ik, ; a. har- 
 
 Empybeimatic.u,. Em-pi-roti-mat-i-kal. j ig de 
 
 .'^ini'l or Inst ov burnt substamcz, as 9\z and ani- 
 mal !=ub.-!tan.<ez. [cral fjr. 
 Empybosis, Em-pi-r6-sij, ». a konflagra/on: jcn- 
 Emclate, Em'yq-lut, r. t. tu rjval: tu vj wid; ta 
 
 imitat. (kontcnjon. 
 
 Emulation, Em-yri-la-Jon, ». r}v;\lri; kontcst; 
 Emulative. Em'yq-la-tiv, a. inkl2nd tu emyxi- 
 
 Injon; rivalip. 
 Emulatob, Em'jTi-ln-tor, n. a rjval: a kompctitor. 
 Emulgent, r-iniil-jent, a. milkig or draoiQ TSt. 
 E.MULOus. Effi'vii-lus. a. rjvalio: Jczjnis tu cks^I. 
 Emulously, Em Vi-lus-li, ad. wid dezjr ov ck- 
 selig. [ifl ^myT^lus. 
 
 Emulousness, Em'yu-lus-nes, n. At kwoliti ov be- 
 EMUI.SION', t'-miil-JoD, n. an e\\, Iiibrikatig med- 
 
 i!<in. 
 
 Emulsive, F-mul-«iv. a. tendig tu sofn: Ijk milk. 
 
 Emunctory, I'-milgk-to-ri, n. q sekre'turi gland; 
 
 a dukt. [from mos. 
 
 Emuscation, F-mus-ki-Jon," n. de akt ov klerig 
 
 Emydine, Em'i-djn, n. a kelunian reptil or tortic 
 
 En, Ell, a jirrfik.t tu meni I()gliJ wurdi. qefli 
 
 borod from de Fron(;, and koin.-jJip wid d> 
 
 Latin in, and jdontikal wid rm and tin. Mcni 
 
 wurdz waver betwen At \a> muds ov 5peli^. ax, 
 
 {encli-*« or inclose, tndvrte or indorm, tn^utre or 
 
 in^ire.y
 
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 Enable. En-a-bl, v. t. tia mak abl; tu empTjer. 
 Enact, En-akt, v. t. tia perform: tu. establij; ta 
 
 dekre. [intu a I9. 
 
 Enactment, En-akt-ment, n. de pasig ov a bil 
 Enactor, En-akt-or, n. wun hcD enakts er dskrez. 
 Enallage, En-al-a-JE, n. [6^/'.] in Crramar, a 
 
 qanj ov wun moid er kas fer aniider. 
 Enambush, En-am-buJ, v. t. tu hid in ambuj. 
 Enamel, En-am-el, u. t. tia inla; tu variegat wid 
 
 kulorz. [ameliij. 
 
 Enamel, En-am-el, u. i. tu praktis dc qrt ov en- 
 Enamel, En-am-el, n. a substans yrizd in enam- 
 
 elir); korteks, er fjn eksterior kuverig ov ds tet. 
 Enameller, En-am-el-er, n. wun huj enamelz. 
 Enamelling, En-am-ol-ig, n. de qrt ov apljiij en- 
 amelz. 
 Enamorado, En-am-o-r4-do,* n. a ftmal in luv. 
 Enamour, En-am-or, v. t. tu inflam wid luv. 
 Enaxtiopathic, 8-nan-ti-o-pa6-ik, a. {Med.} 
 
 relEvig but nut kii^rii); paliativ. 
 Exartheosis, En-ar-tri.a-sis, n. de bel and sokct 
 
 jernt. [inkaj. 
 
 Encage, En-kaj, v. t. tu pul up; tu koop up;tu 
 Encamp, En-kamp, v. t. tu piq tents; tu holt. 
 Encamp, En-kamp, v. t. tu form an qrmi intu 
 
 a kamp. 
 Excampmext, En-kamp-ment, n. de akt ov en- 
 
 kampir): a kamp. 
 Encase, En-kas, v. t. tu enkloz. Se {Incase.) 
 Encaustic, En-kas-tik, a., burnt in; — apljdtu en- 
 
 amslii). 
 Encave, En-kfiv, v. t. tu hid, az in akav. 
 Enceinte, fln-sdnt, n. [//■.] gr'snd enklozd. 
 Enceinte, fln-sdnt, ^2. [/)■.] pregnant; beii) vrid 
 
 qjld. 
 Enchafe, En-qaf, v. t. tu qaf; tu enraj: tuiritat. 
 Enchain, En-qan, v. t. tu fasn wid a qan;tu 
 
 bjnd. 
 Enchant, En-qdnt, v. t. tu qqrm; tu bswiq; tu 
 
 fasinat: tu enraptjqr; tu deljt. 
 Enchanter, En-qdnt-er, n. wun hit) enqdnts. 
 Encuaxtingly, En-qdnt-ig-li, ad. wid enqdnt- 
 
 ment. 
 Enchantment, En-qqnt-ment, n. de akt ov cn- 
 
 qdntig; majikal gqrm; spelz; inkantajon; deljt. 
 Enchantress, En-qdnt-res, n. a wuman hio en- 
 
 qdnts. [engrav. 
 
 Enchase. En-qa.», v. t. tu infiks; tu adern; tu 
 Enchiridion, En-ki-rid-i-on, n. [ Gr.] a litl 
 
 buk; a manyqal. 
 Encircle, En-ser-kl, r. ^. tu sur-8nd:tuenvjron. 
 Enclitic, En-klit-ik, a. a pqrtikl hwiq troz bak 
 
 de akscut upon de forgaii) silabl. 
 Enclitic, En-ldit-ik, j a. ri;latiij tu enklit- 
 
 Enclitical, En-klit-i-kal, ) iks; troig bak. 
 Encloister, En-kl(js-ter, v. t. tu Jut upazina 
 
 klt!rster. 
 Enclose, En-kloz, r. t. tu envjron: tu enserkl; 
 
 tu sur-snd: tu inkl4d. Ritn elso {Inclose.} 
 Encloser, En-kl6z-cr, n. wun hOi enklozez; an 
 
 inklozer. 
 Enclosure, En-klQ-j;qr, n. de akt ov enklozig; 
 
 til) euklozd, or hwiq enklozez: inklogqr. [er. 
 Encomiast, En-kci-mi-ast, n. apan£jirist;a praz- 
 Encomiastic, En-ko-mi-iis-tik, i a. lodato- 
 
 Encomiastical, En-ko-mi-as-ti-kal, ) ri; be- 
 
 .stoiij prnz; panejirikal. 
 Encomiastic, En-ko-mi-as-tik, n. a panrjirik. 
 Encomium, En-kw-mi-um, n. [L.] pL En-ko-mi-a, 
 
 {Eng.} En-k(j-mi-umz, panejirik; praz;yqloji. 
 Encompass, En-kdm-pas, v. t. tu cnklfc)z: tu en- 
 serkl; tu sur-snd; tu envjron. 
 EnCompassment, En-kdm-pas-ment, n. de akt 
 
 ov enkumpasi;). 
 Encore, fln-k6r, ad. [/*■.] agen; wuns mor. 
 Encoee, fln-kcjr, '(. t. tu kel for repetijon. 
 
 Encounter, En-kiin-ter, n. a batl; f jt; dq,el; met- 
 
 ii). [tu rezist. 
 
 Encounter, ^En-k^sn-ter, v. t. tu met; tu atak; 
 Encounter, fin-k-sn-ter, v. t. tu engaj; tu fit; tia 
 
 met. iterz. 
 
 Encounterer, En-k'sn-ter-er, n. wun hfl) enkisn- 
 Encourage, En-kur-aj, v. t. tu animat; tu insjt; 
 
 tu giv kuraj tu embolden. 
 Encouragement, En-kdr-aj-ment, n. de akt ov 
 
 cnkdrajig; favor; kTsntenans, suport; insentir; 
 
 insjtment. 
 Encourager, Eu-kur-aj-er, n. a favorer. 
 Encouraging, En-kdr-aj-ii), p. a. afordig enkdr- 
 
 ajmeut. [Jez ov zoofjt. 
 
 Encrinite, En'kri-nit, n. a fosil animal: a sps- 
 Encrixitic, En-kri-nit-ik, j a. relatig tu 
 
 Encrixitical, En-kri-nit-i-kal, ( enkrinjts. 
 Enceinus, En'krin-us, n. a maren animal bodi, 
 
 haviij a ley jernted stem, de jerntrf sumhwot re- 
 
 zembliij smel butnz wid a sentral perforajon. 
 Enceisped, En-krispt,* a. kurlig: formd in kurlz. 
 Encroach, En-kr6q, v. i. tu mak invajon; tu 
 
 intrdid: tu advdns bj stelt. 
 Enceoacher, En-kro'jq-er, n. wun ho) enkroqez. 
 Exceoachixgly, En-kroq-ig-Ii, ad. bj enkroq- 
 
 ment. [trcojon. 
 
 Encroachment, En-kroq-ment, n. an unlef ul in- 
 Enceust, En-krust, v. t. tu kuver. Se {In- 
 
 cniKt.} [tu imped. 
 
 Encumber, En-kiim-ber, v. t. tu klog; tu lod; 
 Encumbeance, En-kdm-brans, n. klog; lod; im- 
 pediment. 
 Encyclical. En-sik-li-kal,* a. serkq,lar; sent r^nd. 
 Encyclopcedia, En-sj-klo-pe-di-a, n. a kom- 
 
 plgt serkl ov sjensez: a dikjonari ov de qrts, sjen- 
 
 sez and literatyqr; a sjklopedia. 
 Encyclopedic, En-sj-k'lo-ped-ik, | a. re- 
 
 Encyclopedical, En-sj-klo-ped-i-kal, ) lat- 
 
 ig tu an ensiklopedia. 
 Encyclopedist, En-sj-klo-pe-dist, «. wun hco 
 
 asists in kompjlig an ensjklopedia. 
 Encysted, En-sist-ed, a. enklozd in a vesikl er 
 
 bag. 
 End, End, n. konkliijon: fjnal dcom; pffnt; fat; pe- 
 riod; limit: terminajon; purpus: dezjn. 
 End, End, v. t. tu terminal; tu konkh|d;tu finij. 
 Endamage, En-dam-aj,"' c. t. tu injqr; tu prej- 
 
 ildis. [jer or peril. 
 
 Endanger, En-dan-jer, v. t. tu ekspoz tu dan- 
 Endear, En-der, v. t. tu mak der; tu mak be- 
 
 liivd. [Jon. 
 
 Endearment, En-der-ment, n. koz ov luv; afek- 
 Endeavor, En-dev-or, n. efort; labor; am. 
 P'xdeavoe, En-dev-or, v. t. tu labor tu a ser- 
 
 ten purpus. [trj. 
 
 ExDEAVOE, En-dev-or, v. t. tu atemt: tu e?a; tu 
 Endeavoeer, En-dev-or-er, «. wun hooendevorz. 
 Exdecagon, En-dek-a-gon, n. a figyi^r ov elevn 
 
 sjdz. 
 Endemial, En-de-mi-al, a. endemik. 
 Endemic, En-dem-ik, ) a. pek^lyar tu a 
 
 Endemical, En-dem-i-kal, j kuntri er plas; — 
 
 apljd tu dizezcz. 
 Endenizen, En-den-i-zn,* p. t. tu natyqraljz. 
 Ending, End'ig, n. konkli|^on: terminajon. 
 Endite, En-djt,* v. t. tu kompoz." Se {Indite and 
 
 ladiri.} 
 Enditer, En-djt-er, n. a kompozer; an indjter. 
 Endive, En'djv, n. a plant yi^zd az a salad: suk- 
 
 oi'i. [sesant. 
 
 Endless, End'Ics, a. widit end: perpetyqal; in- 
 Endlessly, End'lcs-li, ad. perpetyq^alijwidistend. 
 Endlessness, End'les-nes, n. endles ekstenjon er 
 
 dqrajon. 
 Endocarp, En'do-kqrp, n, de hqrdljnig ov sum 
 
 perikqrps.
 
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 Endooex, EnMo-jcn, n. {H<*.) a plant or trt 
 hwii: inkrrKei in diaiueter b| adi/unz mad tu de 
 inxjilfir scntiT: az, de |Kiin ire. [jenjs. 
 
 Endogknous, Kn-doj-cn-us, a. relatig tu 6n<lo- 
 
 K.NDOttSE, Kn-d^re, r. «. tu «ivpcrskr|b. i>t{J»- 
 di/rn'.) [indor<infiit. 
 
 Endorsement, En-di^rs-ment, n. a sinxTskripJon; 
 
 Endorser, En-durs-cr, n. wunhmendi)rsex;uii in- 
 
 dillXT. 
 
 Eni>ow, En-d's, r. t. tu furnij wid a por/on: tu 
 
 ciidi'i: tu inv<5,<t: tu cnriq. [porjon. 
 
 Endower, Kn-<l's-t'r, ii. wun hm cnd'iz or givz a 
 
 Endowment, Kn-dS-ini-'nt, h. de akt ov ondisiu: 
 
 oni til) v.nlvniibl Itrsttid; a Rift ov nntyii,r. 
 Endue, Kn-dii. r. /. tu wuplj wid; tu invdst wid. 
 Endurable, Kn-di'ir-a-bl, a. tolfrabl; siifenibl. 
 Endurance, En-diir-ans, n. sfat ov endn,ri5: jia- 
 
 Jon.o. [urt. 
 
 Endure, En-diir, v. t. tu b^r; tu sustfin; tu »}x\i- 
 Endure, En-diir, r. i. tu last: tu reman; tu btir. 
 Endurer. En-di'ir-er, n. wun luDendi'irz;a suferer. 
 Enduring, En-iii'ir-in, a. lastifl; p«;rmancnt. 
 Enduringness, En-di'ir-io-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 cndq.ri|). 
 Endwise. End'wjz, ,id. er('-ktli: dprjtli; on end. 
 Eneid, T-ne-id, >i. de Latin i-jiik poem ritn bj 
 
 Verjil, ov hwi<] i^'iieus iz de hcrt). 
 Enema, En-e-mi, n. an injck/on;a klister. 
 Enemy, En'e-mi, n. a fu: an advcrsari;an oponent. 
 Energetic, En-cr-jdt-ik, | a. forsibl; stnn); 
 
 Energetical, En-cr-j(5t-ik-a!, S aktiv; vigorus: 
 
 pi<orful. [erjtitik uianer. 
 
 Energetically, En-cr-j(St-i-kal-i, ad. in an en- 
 Energize, Kn'ur-jjz, r. t. tu giv enerji tu. 
 Energizer, En'cr-jiz-cr, n. be or dat hwiq givz 
 
 enerji. 
 Energy, En'cr-ji, w. p-ser: fors; vigor; street. 
 Enervate, t'-n«.'r-vat, or En'cr-vat, r. t. tu wekn; 
 
 tu render febi: tu debilitat. 
 Enervate, t'-n^r-vat. a. weknd; deprjvd ovfors. 
 Enervation, En-cr-vd-Jon, n. de akt ov wcknij); 
 
 weknes. 
 Enerve, F-ntfrv,* p. t. tia enervat: tu wekn. 
 Em famille. Hii'fq-mi'l, [Fr.] in a famili wn. 
 Enfeeble, En-ft-bl, r. t. tu wekn; tu cner\-at. 
 Enfeoff. Kn-fef. r. t. tu invest wid pozc/onz in fe. 
 Enfeoffment, En-fdf-mcnt, »i. de aktov enf^fip; 
 
 an instrtDinont or ded. 
 Enfilade, En-fi-ltid, n. [Fr.] a Ijn; a.strat pasaj. 
 Enfilade, Kn-fi-lad, f. t. tu pers in a rjt lin. 
 Enforce, En-f6r3, v.t. tu stregten; tu'urj; tu 
 
 konstran; tu kompdl. [enftSrst. 
 
 Enforceable, En-fu>ri»-a-bl, a. kapabl ov bcij) 
 Enforcement, En-f6rs-mcnt, n. kompuljon; furs 
 
 apljd. 
 Enforcer, En-fcirs-er, n. wun h(B enforscz. 
 Enfranchise, En-fran-<jiz, r. ^ tu niak fre; tu 
 
 admit tu Ac privilejez ov a .«itizen: tu liberat. 
 Enfranchisement, Kn-fnin-qiz-ment, h. de aktov 
 
 inakin fre; reles* from prizn or from slaveri. 
 Enfrancuiser, En-fnin-qix-er, n. wun hiT> givz 
 
 frrdnra. 
 Engage, En-giij, r. t. tu enlist; tu indi'i": tu 
 
 win: tu gnn; tu bjnd; tu craplor; tu cnk^nter. 
 Engage, En-gaj, ». «. tu konflikt; tu fit; tu cm- I 
 
 b«\rk. I 
 
 Engaged, En-gnjd, p. a. cnlistod; betr6tt; felijj 
 
 an intorost; ^rnest. 
 Enoagepnk.<vS, En-g«j-o<l-ne«, ii. ^mestnes: tel. ' 
 Engagement, Kn pij-ra"Mit. u. de akt hv engajiQ; 
 
 promis: cl.ligajon: emipl<Tmcnt; konflikt: ball. 
 Engaging. Kn-gsj-i^, ;>/>. a. ataijig; atraktiv. 
 Engagingly. En-gAj-in-li. ad. in a winin manor. I 
 Engarland, Kn-gi^r-land, r.t. tu onw^rkl wid a i 
 
 glHanl. (tu form. ! 
 
 Enoendiui, En-jdn-dcr, r. t, tubegetjtu prod^s;! 
 
 j Engender, En-jeu-der, r. i'. tu kdpji^lat; tu be 
 
 ppudn^t. 
 IEnoenderer, En-j^n-dcr-*cr, n. wun hiD brg^la. 
 
 Engine, I'.ci'jin, «. u mcknuikiil inj<tra>wunt ot 
 koinplikntcd \*\ri*: u majen: uii ajt-nt. 
 
 Engineer, Kn-jin-er, n. wun lia> kuiutnikt* or 
 I iiianiijtz enjinz. Sicil Ji„juur, wan htt> kon- 
 I Klriikts kuiialz, doki*, nilrunlz. A*. 
 I Engineering, En-jin-er-io. "• At biznes «v an en- 
 ■ jiner. 
 
 Enginery, En'jin-ri, n. enjinz ov wxr; qrtileri. 
 
 E.NOinD, En-g(?rd, r. /. [/. cng<;rt or cngerdcdjp*. 
 eiig.r'lifl, eiig(-rt or L'ngvrded;^ tu enJM^rkl. 
 
 Knoiscope, En'ji-skup, »i. a rttlektio I'nikruakup. 
 
 English, lu'gli], a. belooij) tu I{j;,'luiid. 
 
 English, lu'gli/. "• At lao^wuj uv lu^land;— />/. 
 ' de \tt\A ov Ijigiand. 
 
 KNciLisH, JD'gliJ. I', t. tu tran.Mttt intu luglij. 
 j Englut, En-glut, v. t. tu iiwolo; tu glut. 
 I Engorge, En-g.<rj, c. t. tu swolo; tu dtvijr; tu 
 
 gorj- 
 I Engorge, En-g.'.rj, v. {. tu fed wid egernes. 
 
 Engraft, En-gniit, r. t. tu ingniii. Se 0"'ir<tJt-> 
 
 Engrail, En-gnil, r. t. tu indent in kurv<I Ijnz. 
 I Enguailment, En-gral-mont, u. At rig, ordot*- 
 ' afsnd df cj ov a int'dal. [gran. 
 
 I Engrain, En-^nin, r. /. tu dj dcp; tu dj in dr 
 I Engrapi'Le, Ln-gnip-l, r. /. tu kluz wid; tu 
 
 Engrasi', En-grd-p, r. t. tu ."cz hold ov: lu grjp. 
 
 Engrave, En-gniv, v. t. [I. eiignivd.yw. cngravijj. 
 
 engriivd or ongi-avn;] tu piktynr bj iiwijonx in 
 
 eni mater; tu m^rk metal, wud, stun, As.; tu 
 
 impres; tu iinnrint. 
 
 Enoraveme.nt, En-grav-ment,* n. engruvd wurk; 
 
 engravij). [4^ 
 
 Engraver, En-gniv-cr, «. wun hot) cngnivz metalz. 
 
 Engraving, En-gniv-ijj, n. de qrl er wurk ov an 
 
 engraver. 
 Engross, En-gru«, r. t. tu mian6puljz: tu furstol; 
 tu bj up <!ni komoditi in onli-r tu sd it agen at 
 a hj prj!<;— tu kopi in u Iqrj hand. 
 Engrosser, En-gru-i-er, n. wun ho) engroscz. 
 Engrossme.nt, En-griis-ment, n. At akt ov cn- 
 grusij). {l,igul/.f 
 
 Engulf, En-giilf, r. /. tu absorb in a gulf. Sr 
 Engulfment, En-gtilf-ment, u. akt ov ingldlfig. 
 
 or oTorhwoliuifl. 
 Enhance, En-hcins, r. r. tu rnz: tu advdns; tu 
 hjm ill prj'i or est^m: tu agrnvat. [Jon. 
 
 Enhancement, En-hdns-ment, n. inkre.'': agrava- 
 Enhancer, En-hiins-er, 11. wun hcti onhun.sez. 
 Enharmonic. En-hqr-mon-ik, a. prusedij) bj di 
 vi;{onz stil ^m.<lcr dan somit»jnz; az, an entiqr- 
 monik skal: — notifl a manor ov tqnio At vtfj'. 
 Fnhvdrite, En-hj-drjt, n. a rokor st«jn koutanip 
 
 woter. 
 Enigma, f-nig-ma, n. a ridl: anobski'irkwestvun. 
 Enigmatic, t'-nig-mat-ik, j a. i»<irtakiu ov 
 
 Enigmatical, t'-nig-m.-it-i-kal, I enigma; am- 
 
 bigyqus; ob<kqr: dqrk. 
 Enigmatically, t'-nig-mat-i-kal-i, ad. in an 
 obtkqr maner. [cnigmni. 
 
 Enigmatist, t'-nig-ma-tist, n. wun hin deli in 
 Enigmatize. i'-nig-ma-tjz. r. ♦. tudel in enigmuz. 
 Enjoin, En-jtVn, v. t. tu dir^kt; tu infurs; tu 
 
 preskril). 
 Enjoiner, En-j»fn-er. ». wun lut> givz injupk/oni. 
 Enjoinment, En-j<rn-mont,*», direk/on; injupk- 
 
 Jon. 
 Enjoy. En-j<*, r. r. tu bar or obtiin jwie/un or 
 
 fnt)ij'i>n ov: tu deljt in; tu egzilerat. 
 Enjoyable. En-j«V-a-bl, a. ka|>al.l ov enj(rmcnt. 
 Enjover, En-j«r-er, u. wun bib cnjiri. 
 Enjoyment. F^n-j<r-ment, m. plcji^r; bapioMf 
 froijyn.
 
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 Enkindle, En-kin-dl, ». t. tu set on f jr; ta in- 
 
 flam; tia insjt. 
 Enlaed, En-lqrJ, v. t. tia grez; tu bast. 
 Enlarge, En-lqrj, ''•. t. tu mak grater; tu inkres; 
 
 tu ekstend: tu diliit; tu ekspand; tu set fre. 
 Enlarge, En-lqrj, i-. i. tu ekspajiat; tu be difii,s. 
 Enlargement, En-lqrj-ment, n. inkres ov bulk 
 
 or ekstent: reles from konf jnment; ekspanjon. 
 Enlighten, En-ljt-n, r. t. tu iln,niinat; tu suplj 
 
 wid Ijt: tu instriikt; tu qer. 
 Enlightener, En-ljt-n-er, ji. an il4niinator. 
 Enlightenment, En-ljt-n-ment, n. dz akt ov en- 
 
 litnii); ilii^minajon; instrukjon. [gaj. 
 
 Enlist. En-list, r. t. tia enrtil or rejister; tu en- 
 Enlist, En-list, v.i. tu enrol wunzself; tu engaj. 
 Enlistment, En-list-ment, ji. de akt ov enlistig; 
 
 a voluntari engajment tu servaza soljerersal- 
 
 or; enrolment. 
 Enliven, En-ljv-n, v. t. tu mak aljv, aktiv, sprjtli, 
 
 or ga; tu animat: tu egzilerat; tu qer; tu in- 
 spirit. Djvnz. 
 Enlivener, En-ljv-n-er, n. he er dat hwiq eu- 
 Enlivening, En-liv-n-ig, n. de akt ov givig Ijf. 
 En masse. Ah mqs, [/>•.] in a bodi er mas. 
 Enmitv, En'mi-ti, 7i. malevolens; hatred; hostiliti. 
 Enneagon, En'e-a-gon, er En-E-a-gon, n. a fig- 
 
 y\\x ov njn sidz and agglz. [menz. 
 
 Enneandrian, En-E-an-dri-an, a. havig njn sta- 
 Enxeatical, En-e-at-i-kal, a. njnt. 
 Ennoble, En-ncJ-bl, r. t. tu mak nobl; tu egzelt; 
 
 tu elevat: tu mak ilustrius. [vajon. 
 
 Ennoblement, En-nG)-bl-ment,n.. egzeltajon; ele- 
 Ennui, flri-we, 71. [Fr.] werisumnes; lasit^d; list- 
 
 lusnes; disgust. [not. 
 
 Enodation, En-o-da-Jon, n. de akt ov untjig a 
 Enomoty, En-6m-Q-ti, n. a bodi ov men sworn 
 
 tu serten di^tiz; de nam givn tu a militari bodi, 
 
 suptizd tu hav bin terti-tco men, in anjent Las- 
 
 edemon. [krjm. 
 
 Enormity, S-nor-mi-ti, n. depraviti; an atrojus 
 Enormous, 8-ner-mus, a. ireg7q,lar; eksesiv; veri 
 
 bad. 
 Enormously, S-ner-mus-li, ad. beyond megi^r. 
 Enormousness, 8-ner-mus-nes, n. ime3q,rabl ek- 
 
 ses. 
 Enough, 8-nuf, a. sufijent; satisfjii). 
 Enough, 8-nnf, »i. a sufijensi; plenti. 
 Enough, 8-ndf, ad. in a sufijent degre. 
 Enow, S-n-s,* ad. At old plixral ov {Enough.) 
 En passant, Rh p^s-qh, [Fr.] bi de wa. 
 Enquire, En-kwjr, i\ t. and i. tu ask; tu sere; 
 
 tu egzamin. Ritn elso (inquire.) Se {Inquire}) 
 Enquirer, En-kwir-er, ». wun boa enkwjrz. Se 
 
 {Inquirer.) [qtiiry.) 
 
 Enquiry, En-kwir-i, n. egzaminajon. Se {Jn- 
 Enrage, En-raj, v. t. tu iritat; tu mak fq,rius. 
 Eneank, En-ragk, v. t. tu plas in raijks; tu ragk. 
 Eneaptuee, En-rapt-yq,r, v. t. tu transport wid 
 
 ple;^q,r; tu deljt hjli; tu enqdnt. 
 Eneavish, En-rav-iJ, v. t. tu tro intu ekstasi; 
 
 tu enraptyqr. 
 Eneegistee, En-rej-is-ter, v. t. tu rejister. 
 Enrich, En-ric, v. t. tu mak riq; tu fertiljz. 
 Eneichment, En-riq-ment, n. de akt ov makig riq. 
 Enridge, En-rij, v. t. tu form intu rijez. 
 Eneing, En-rig, v. t. tu bjnd rsnd; tu enserkl. 
 Eneipen, En-rip-n, v. t. tu rjpn. 
 Eneobe, En-r6b, v. t. tu dres; tu klod; tu invest. 
 Enroll, En-rd)l, v. t. tu rejister; tu rekerd; tu 
 
 inrap. 
 Enroller, En-rol-er, n. wun hco enrAlz. 
 Enrollment, En-rol-ment, n. a rejister; a rjtir); 
 
 rekord. [plant. 
 
 Eneoot, En-r(6t, v. t. tu fiks bj de root; tu im- 
 En eoute, ilh r<i>t, [/)•.] on de wa; on de pasaj. 
 Ens, Enz, [Z.] eni beig; egzistens. 
 
 Ensanguine, En-sag-gwin, v. t. ta smer wid 
 
 gor; tu sufqz wid blud. 
 Enschedule, En-sked-yi],I, er En-Jed-yi^l, v, t. 
 
 tu insert in a skedyq,!. Se {Schedule.) 
 Ensconce, En-skons, v. t. tu kuver az wid a fort; 
 
 tu sekiir. 
 Enseal, En-sel, v. t. tu impres; tu sel. 
 Enseam, En-sem, v. t. tu so up; tU enkloz bj a 
 
 sem. 
 Ensear, En-ser, v. t. tu keterjz; tu ser. 
 Ensemble, flh-sqm-bl, [Fr.l de hoi; a relativ 
 
 proporjon ov pqrts tu de hoi. 
 Enshield, En-Jeld, i'. t. tu Jeld. [kred. 
 
 Enshrine, En-Jrjn, v. t. tu prezerv az a tig sa- 
 Ensign, En'sjn, n. a flag er standard ov a Jip er 
 
 rejiment; de ofiser hco kariz it; a signal. 
 Ensigncy, En'sjn-si, n. de ofis ov an ensjn. 
 Enslave, En-slav, v. t. tu redii,s tu slaveri er 
 
 bondaj. 
 Enslavement, En-slav-ment, n. sen'itvid; slaveri. 
 Enslaver, En-slav-er, n. wun hen enslavz. 
 Ensnare, En-snq,r, v. t. tu entrap; tu tak. Se 
 
 {Insnare.) 
 Ensnare, En-snqrl, v. t. tu entaggl; tu snqrl. 
 Ensphere, En-sfer, v. t. tu plas in a sfer. 
 Ensue, En-si^, v. i. tu folo; tu suksed. 
 Ensue, En-sx\,, v. t. tu folo; tu pursi^. 
 Ensuing, En-si\-ig, p]}. a. foloig; suksedig. 
 Ensurance, En-Jx|r-ans, ji. de akt ov enjririi)-, 
 
 sekq^riti agenst los; ajq,rans. Se {Imurance.) 
 Ensure, En-Jii,r, v. t. tu ascrtan; tu mak serten 
 
 er sEki|r; tia SEki|r. Se {Insure.) [surer.) 
 
 Ensurer, En-Ji|r-er, n. wun hiD inji\rz. Se {In- 
 Entablatuee, En-tab-la- ti^r, n. {Arch.) de qr- 
 
 kitrav, frez and kernis ov a kolum er pilar. 
 Entail, En-tal, n. an estat limited in its desent. 
 Entail, En-tal, v. t. tu setl de desent ov an estat 
 
 so dat it kan not be bekwedd at plejur. 
 Entailment, En-tal-ment, n. de akt ov entalig. 
 Entangle, En-tag-gl, v. t. tu inrap; tu twist; tu 
 
 konfi\,z; tu involv; tu embaras. 
 Entanglement, En-tag-gl-ment, n. involqjon; 
 
 perpleksiti. 
 Entangler, En-tag-gler, n. wun hco entagglz. 
 Entangling, En-tag-glig, pp. a. involvig; per- 
 
 pleksig. 
 Enter, En'ter, v. t. tu go intu; tu inijiat; tu set 
 
 d-sn. [etrat. 
 
 Enter, En'ter, v. i. tu kum in; tu go in; tu pen- 
 Enteree, En'ter-er, n. wun hm enterz. 
 Enteeing, En'ter-ig, n. entrans; pasaj intu a plas. 
 Enteeitis, En-te-rj-tis, n. {Med.) inflamajon ov 
 
 de biselz. 
 Entermewer, En-ter-mi|-er, n. a hok gradyn^ali 
 
 qanjig de kulor ov its federz, komonli in de 
 
 sekond yer. 
 Enterocele, En-ter-o-sel, {Med.) a hernia er 
 
 ruptyi|r in hwiq a protroagon ov de intestinz 
 
 aperz in de grern. 
 Enterology, En-ter-cl-o-ji, n. de pqrt ov anat- 
 
 omi dat trets ov de intestinz er b'selz. 
 Enterpleader, En-ter-pled-er, n. {Laiv.) wun 
 
 hiD interpledz; de tjtl ov a bil in ekwiti. Se 
 
 {Interpleader.) [an atemt. 
 
 Enteepeise, En'ter-prjz, n. a bold undertakig; 
 Enteeprise, En'ter-prjz, v. t. tu undertak; tu 
 
 atemt. [prjz. 
 
 Enterpriser, En'ter-prjz-er, n. a man ov enter- 
 Enteeprising, En'ter-prjz-ig, a. havig enterprjz; 
 
 rezolq,t. 
 Entertain, En-ter-tan, v. t. tu tek wid; tu tret 
 
 at de tabl; tu kep; tu qerij; tu ami\r, tu divert. 
 Entertainer, En-ter-tan-er, n. wun hci)entertanz. 
 Entertaining, En-ter-tan-ig, a. amqzig; divert- 
 
 ig. [amqzig maner. 
 
 Entertainingly, En-ter-tan-ig-li, ad. in an
 
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 EvTKETAiNifXNT, En-tcr-tan-mont, n. At akt or 
 
 eiilertiiiin); a Irrt; a fmt; umqzinunt; div^rjon. 
 Enthrai.u En-tp^l, V. t. tu cnsluv; in Juki. Se 
 
 {.'nthniU.y [cgv'At. 
 
 Enthrone, En-trin, r. t. tu plas on a trun; lu 
 Entuu8IA8M, Kn-ti'i-ii-ai-nj, fi.htt ov imajtnajun: 
 
 olcviijon uv fan^i; qrdur uv mind; qrdent it\; 
 
 fiiiiatiriizm. 
 Enthusiast, Kn-tii-iiast, n. wun poidst ov cn- 
 
 tiitiiizin: (1 vij'inori; a celot; a funaiik. 
 Enthusiastic, Eii-tn,-ii-as-tik, j a. havig 
 
 ENTI1U8IA8TICAL, Kn-tq-ii-is-ti-kiil, i cntqzi- 
 
 a/.iu: uvor-iflus; qrdent. 
 ENTHYUKif, Kn'ti-ini-m, n. in hjik, a silojizm ov 
 
 bwiij wun uv dc premisez iz undcrstud. 
 Entice, En-tj-", c. t. tu alqr tu il; tu at^mt: tu 
 
 atrukt. [alqnnent. 
 
 Enticemevt, En-tjs-ment, n. At akt ov eni^sig; 
 Enticke. Kii-tj.s-cr, n. wun hoo alqrz. 
 Enticixo, Hn-t|s-ip, />/>. n. alqrig tu tvl; atnikliv. 
 Enticlvult, En-tjs-ii)-li, aJ. in an c'nl[sij) inatK-r. 
 Entire. En-tjr, a. bul; undivjduJ; kuiuplet; ful. 
 Kntirkly, En-tjr-li, aJ. in de liol: kijin|ilctli; full. 
 Entireness, En-tjr-nc.>!, n. totuliti; kumpletnu^. 
 E.vtirety. En-tjr-ti, «. koraiilElnfs: hulnes. 
 Entitle. En-tj-tl, v. t. tu dij^nit'i wid a tjtl; tu 
 
 giv II tjtl nr Q rjt tu; tu sq|>iTskrjb: tu stil. 
 Entity, Eu'ii-ti, n. gumtig hwiq iz; a real oti\). 
 Entoil, En-t/'fl, r. t. tu einn^r: tu enUiflgl. 
 ENTojiATOORAniy, En-l<j-ma-tog-ra-fi, n. a dis- 
 
 kur.-" (Ill (fi- IcibiUsov ins'okt.-s. 
 Entomb, Kn-ttLra, v. I. tu put intu a t(i>m. 
 Entomhment. En-t»ijm-incnt, m. beriiil. 
 Entomoline, En-t«iui-o-lin, h. a sub^tans or prin- 
 
 Hipl k'liiUind iu ds intt^gyqincnts ov in-^ckts. 
 Entomolite, ED-tom-o-l{t, n. a pctrifakjon ov 
 
 nn in'okt. [tu entuiuoloji. 
 
 Entomological, En-to-ino-l6j-i-kttl, a. rrlatiu 
 Entomologist, En-lu-mdl-o-jist, n. wun verst in 
 
 ciituiiDluji. [turi ov insckt;*. 
 
 Entomology, P^n-to-mdl-o-ji, ». de natyqral his- 
 E.NTUAIL8, En'iralz, ». pi. inte.-itinz; bisclz. 
 Entrance, En'tnm.s, n. Ac ukt ov entorij); ptisaj 
 
 fi>r I'uUTig: avcnq; inijiajon: kom^nsment. 
 Entrance, En-trdns, v. t. tu put intu a trans; 
 
 tu in«j'int. 
 Entraf, En-trap, v. t. tu cnsn/ir; tu ko^ in a 
 
 trap. [portqn. 
 
 Entreat, En-trtt, v. t. tu beg omcstli; tu im- 
 Entreat, En-trtt, r. e. tu mak entrcti. 
 Entreaty, I^n-trt-ti, n. pctijon; pn^r. 
 Kntrle, Hii-trti, n. [/K) cntrani:; entri. 
 Entrepot, Hii'tr«-i>u, n. [/r.] a magazen; a w^r- 
 
 b>s fur dcpozitio gudz. 
 Entry. En'tri, n. u pasaj; entrans; ingrcs. 
 Entinb, En-tqn, v.t. tu tqn; tu qant. 
 Entwine, F^n-iwjn, v. I. tu twist rund. Se {In- 
 
 ticiiu.) [tiogl. 
 
 Enucleate, F-ni^-klt-at,» c. t. tu solv; tu disen- 
 Enucleation, t'-nq-kle-a-JoD, n. cksplanaJoD; 
 
 ek^|HJIiJon. 
 Enumerate, f-m^-mer-at, c. t. tu rckn npsiggli; 
 
 tu kifiit; tu number. 
 Enumeration, t'-nq-mcr-6-Jon, n. At akt ov 
 
 numlx Til): <i k'sntip. [kisntic. 
 
 Enumerative, t'-nq-mer-a-tiv, a. rcknig up: 
 Enunciate, t'-ndn-Ji-at, r. t. tu dfkl4r; tu pro- 
 
 kluni: tu rdiit; tu ck-^pr^; tu an^ns. 
 Enunciation, r-nun-Ji-a-Jon, «. dcklaraJoD; eka- 
 
 prejim: luanur ov uteran*. 
 Enusciativk, F-nrtn-Ji-a-tiv, a. dcklantiv. 
 Enunciatort, t'-ndn-Ji-a-to-ri, a. givip utcran.*. 
 Enure, t'-nqr, r. «'. <Lair.) tu bckdm valid; tu 
 
 inqr. 
 Envklop, Envelop, r. i. tu inrip; tu karer; la 
 
 bid; tu surindj tu lin. 
 
 Envklop, En-r<!-op, n. a raper. — 3ij ii At I^- 
 gli/ form ov {envfltipe,} but not muQ jqxd. 
 
 Envelope, Hii-vo-lup, n. [Fr.] a raper; an »t- 
 ward kni). 
 
 Envelopment, En-vil-op-mcnt, n. perplekjiti; 
 
 entaoglinetit. 
 
 Envenom, En-v6n-om, r. t. tu tant; tu p<rxn; tu 
 
 ennij. [ijrabl. 
 
 Enviable, En'vi-a-bl, a. dat ma ekiijt envi; dc- 
 Envier, En'vi-cr, n. wun boi envix; a maJiner. 
 P^NVious, En'vi-U!), a. ful ov envi; malijun; jelof. 
 Enviously, En'vi-us-li, ad. wid envi; wid malig- 
 
 niti. (r*'- 
 
 Environ, En-vj-ron, r. t. tu surind; tu enkdm- 
 E.NViRONS, En-vj-ronz, or En'vi-roni, n.pl. plas- 
 
 ez ndjascnf; naborhud. 
 Envoy, En'vff, n. a gi>crBl publik minister wnt 
 
 from wun p'ser tu andder: a publik mesenjer. 
 Envoysuip, En'ver-Jip, n. At ofis ov an envw. 
 Envy, En'vi, v. t. tu hat andder for ekselen:! ar 
 
 hapineii: tu grtv ut ekselfn!"; tu gruj. 
 Envy, En'vi, n. jjan or veksajon at andden gud. 
 Enwrap, F^n-rap, r. t. tu kuvcr. Se {lawrap.) 
 Eocene, t-''o-sf n, a. { Gejil.} notijj dc ferst ov de 
 
 gubdivi^onz intu hwic de terjiari jieriod ov de 
 
 crt iz divjded bj jtoluji.sts. 
 EoLir, i^;-6l-ik, a. rtlatio tu V-ciWa. Se (^Jic.) 
 Eolipile, t' ol-i-pji, II. a holo bol ov metal, wid 
 
 a ] jp, tu Jo Ac ridjtik pucr ov stem. 
 Eon, K'on, n. a vortyq or pcrfckjon; — a t?rm ytl«d 
 
 in Ac inctafizik<< ov I'lntu. 
 Epact, tVpakt, n. de cksesov At solar mnnt abdv 
 
 Ac Iqnar, and ov de Jkalar yer abdv de Iqnar. 
 Epanalei'sis, Ep-a-na-lep-sis, n. [Gr.] {Jihft.} 
 
 repEtiJun. (ina, 
 
 Eparch, Ep'ark, n. a guvemor ov a Grrjan prov- 
 Epaulment, F-pi'.l-ment, n. [Fr.] (Fcrt.) a »jd- 
 
 wurk lusd ov ert, gabionz. As. 
 Epaulet, Ep-o-let, n. a Julder-not. 
 Epenthesis, t'-jien-te-i'is, n. [(Jr.] {Gram.} At 
 
 insfrjon ov a letor in de midl ov a wurd. 
 Epha, E'ta, n. a Ilebnn mcjqr ov fiften solid 
 
 inqez. 
 Ephemera, F-fem-e-ro, n. [Gr.] a fever dat ter- 
 
 iniimt.-< in wun da: an insekt dat livi onli wun da. 
 Ephemeral, i^'-f^m-e-ral, a. djdmal; beginig aod 
 
 fii'liji in a dn: Jort-ljvd. 
 Epiiemeran, T-fem-E-ran, n. a neopterus insekt. 
 Ephkmeric, F-fein e-rik, a. d^drnal; beginig and 
 
 ondij) in a da: /ort-ljvd. 
 Ephemeris, F-fem-E-ris, n. [Gr.] pi. T-f^m-e- 
 
 ri-<lrz: a jurn.Tl: a kniendar; an ak'snt ov At 
 
 dnii mojonz and sityqajonz ov de plancU*. 
 Ephemerist, L'-fdm-c-rist, n. wun hat keps a 
 
 jurnul. 
 Epuemeron, r-f(?m-c-ron, n. an insekt or«rurTa 
 
 dut livz but a da. [»Hr. 
 
 Ephialter, Ef-i-al-tEZ, n. [Gr.] {Med.) Ac njl- 
 Ephod, Ef'od, N. a g^rdl or ornament worn h\ At 
 
 JqiJ prrsta. 
 Epuoe, Ef'or, n. a Ppqrtan maji.«tnit. 
 Epic, Ep'ik, a. narativ: hrroik;— apljd tu pootri 
 Epic, Ep'ik, n. an epik, brruik, or narativ |<L>om • 
 Epicariuan, Ep-i-kar-i-dan, n. an ekwal futcd 
 
 kru.-^tajan. (ikqrp. 
 
 Epicarp, Ep'i-kqrp, n. de ekat^mal laerov dr pcr- 
 Epicedian, Ep-i-.sf-di-an, a. elrjiak: momful. 
 EpicEDiUM, Ep-i-s^-di-um, ii. [L.\ an ^lrji;a fi^- 
 
 ncrnl poem. 
 Epicene, Ep'i-srn. a. komon tu bol »cksct; or 
 
 bot kjndz:— apljd tu I^atin n'sni. 
 Epicure, Ep'i-kqr, n. wun holli givn tu Idk^ynri. 
 Epicurean, Ep-i-kq-rt-an, ». wun ov de »ckt or 
 
 Epikqrus:a voldpiyqnri. 
 Epicurean, Ep-i-kq-rr-on, a. brl6oig tu Epik^- 
 
 riu; devoted tu plejqr; luluyqriui.
 
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 Epicukeanism, Ep-i-kq,-r8-an-iz-m er Ep-i-kq,- 
 
 re-an-iz-m, n. &z doktrin ov Epikn,rus. 
 Epicukism, Ep'i-kq,-riz-iii, n. luksyii,ri; voldptyr^- 
 
 usnes. 
 Epicycle, Ep'i-sj-kl, n. a. litl serkl hcDz senter iz 
 
 in At serkumf«rens ov a grater serkl. 
 Epicvcloid, Ep-i-sj-klerd, n. a spEJez ov kurv Ijn. 
 Epidemic, Ep-i-dem-ik, n. a dizez dat ataks meni 
 
 personz at ds sam tjm. 
 Epidemic, Ep-i-dem-ik, ) a. jenerali pre- 
 
 Epidemical, Ep-i-dem-i-kal, i valii); jeueral: 
 
 afektii) grat numbcrz, az de plag. 
 Epideemis, Ep-i-der-mis, n, [(?/•.] de skqrf-skin; 
 
 ds kiitikl. 
 Epidote, Ep'i-dot, n. a. spejez ov mineral. 
 Epigeum, Ep-i-JE-um, n. [Z.] dat pefnt ov de 
 
 moDDz erbit hwiq iz nerest tia de ert; sam az 
 
 perijr. [ds lariijks. 
 
 Epiglottis, Ep-i-gl6t-is, n. [6rr.] a kqrtilaj ov 
 Epigkam, Ep'i-gram, n. a Jert poem endip in a 
 
 pffnt. 
 Epigrammatic, Ep-i-gram-at-ik, > a. delig 
 
 Epigeammatical, Ep-i-gram-at-i-kal, i in epi- 
 
 gramz; lik an epigram; pented. 
 Epigrammatist, Ep-i-gram-a-tist, n. a rjter ov 
 ■ epigramz. 
 
 Epigraph, Ep'i-graf, n. a tjtl; an inskripjon. 
 Kpilhpsy, Ep'i-lep-si, n. a konvuljon; felii) siknes. 
 EpiLEHiXic, Ep-i-lep-tik, ) a. relatii) tu, er 
 
 Epileptical, Ep-i-lep-ti-kal, i afekted wid, 
 
 epilepsi; konvulst. [epilog. 
 
 Epilogistic, 8-pil-o-jis-tik, a. pertanig tia an 
 Epilogue, Ep'i-log, n. a poem er speq adrest tu 
 
 spektatorz at de end ov a pla. 
 Epiphany, S-pif-a-ni, »i. a festival in komemo- 
 
 rajon ov ■sr Savyorz beig manifested tu de 
 
 wurld bj a stqr, beig de 12t da after Krismas. 
 Epiphonema, Ep-i-fo-ne-ma, n. [Gr.] {Hhet.) 
 
 an eksklamajon. , [i. 
 
 Epiphora, S-pif-o-ra, n. [GV.] {Med.) de -woteri 
 Epiphysis, 8-pif-i-sis, n. {Med.) akrejon; de 
 
 pqrt aded. [ov kljmaks. 
 
 Epiploce, 8-pip-lo-se, n. [G-r.'\ {Rhet.) a. sort 
 Episcopacy, 8-pis-ko-pa-si, n. a guvernment bj 
 
 bijops. 
 Episcopal, 8-pis-k(a-pal, a. relatii) tu episkopa- 
 
 si; vested in a bijop; episkopalian. 
 Episcopalian, 8-pfs-ko-pa-li-an, a. relatiij tu 
 
 episkopasi. [tu episkoipasi. 
 
 Episcopalian, 8-pis-ko-pa-li-an, n. an adherent 
 Episcopally, 8-pis-ko-pal-i, ad. in an episkopal 
 
 maner. 
 Episcopate, 8-pis-ko-pat, n. de of is ov a biJop. 
 Episode, Ep'i-sod, n. insidental narativ; digrejon. 
 Episodic, Ep-i-s6d-ik, > a. pertanig tu, or 
 
 EPiSjpoiCAL, Ep-i-s6d-i-kal, ) kontand in, an 
 
 episod; digresig. 
 Epistle, 8-pis-l, n. a letcr; a rjtig sent. 
 Epistolary, 8-pis-t(D-la-ri, a. relatig tu leterz 
 
 or epislz. 
 
 Epistrophe, 8-pis-tro-fE, n. [Gr.'] {Bhet.) a 
 , i\gy\\r bj hwiq sentensez end wid de sam Tvurd 
 •■ er fraz. 
 
 Epistyle, Ep'i-stjl, n. {Arch.) an qrkitrav. 
 Epitaph, Ep'i-taf, 71. au'inskripjou on a monyi],- 
 
 ment. 
 Epitaphic, Ep-i-taf-ik, a. pertanig tu an epitaf. 
 Epithalanium, Ep-i-ta-la-ni-um, n. [i.] a nup- 
 
 Jal sog. 
 Epithet, Ep'i-tet, «. au adjektiv denotig eni 
 
 kwoliti, gud or bad; a term; a tjtl. 
 Epitome, 8-pit-(u-me, n. an abrijment; an ab- 
 
 strakt. 
 Epitomist, 8-pit-c)-mist, ) , .. 
 
 Epitomize^, 8-pit-G)-mji-er, \ "• '^^ '^''"J^^" 
 Bktojuze, 8-pit-o-miz, v. t. tu abrij; tu rEdq,s. 
 
 Epizoan, Ep-i-zo-an, n. a parasitik animal. 
 
 E PLURiBUS unum, 8 jjlii-ri-bus^ yxi-num, [Z.] 
 
 wun ov meni. — cIe moto ov de YT^njled Stats; — 
 
 de ah|3on iz tu de formajon ov wun federal 
 
 guvernment ist ov several independent stats. 
 Epoch, Ep'ok, er 8'pok, ) n. a remqrkabl period 
 Epocha, Ep'o-ka, ) ov tjm: an era. 
 
 Epode, Ep'od, 71. de stanza foloig de strofi and 
 
 de antistrofi; an adijonal od. 
 Epopee, Ep-o-pe, n. an epik er heroik poem. 
 Epsom, Ep'som, a. notig a spejez ov purgativ 
 
 solts fisnd at Epsom, in Iggland. 
 Epulary, Ep'yn,-la-ri, a. belogig tu fests er bag- 
 
 kwets. [ment. 
 
 EpuLOTiC, Ep-yn-16t-ik, n. a sikatrjzig medika- 
 Equability, 8-kwa-bil-i-ti, n. evnnes ; yn,ni- 
 
 fermiti. 
 Equable, Ek'wa-bl, or 8'kwa-bl, at ekwal tu 
 
 itself; evn: yi\,niform in el pqrts. [li; cvnli. 
 
 Equably, Ek'wa-bli, w 8'kwa-bli, ad. yi\niferm- 
 Equal, 8'kwal, a. Ijk andder; evn; yi^niferm; 
 
 just. [merit. 
 
 Equal, 8'kwal, n. wun ov de sam aj, ragk er 
 Equal, 8'kwal, v. t. tu mak ekwal; tu be ekwal 
 
 tu. [liknes; yunifermiti. 
 
 Equality, 8-kw61-i-ti, n. stat ov beig ekwal; 
 Equalization, S-kwal-i-za-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 e'kwaljzig: ekwoliti. [tkwal. 
 
 Equalize, 8'kwal-jz, v. t. tu mak evn; tu mak 
 Equally, S'kwal-i, ad. in de sam degrs; yi^ni- 
 
 fermli. 
 Equalxess, 8'kwal-nes, n. ekwoliti. 
 Equangular, 8-kwag-gix-lar, a. havig ekwal 
 
 agglz. Se {Equiangular.) [kompo3q,r. 
 
 Equanimity', 8-kwa-nuii-i-ti, n. evnnes ov mjnd; 
 Equation, 8-kwa-Jon, n. de akt ov brigig tigz 
 
 tu an ekwoliti; de sam kwontiti eksprest difer- 
 
 entli. 
 Equator, 8-kwa-tor, n, a grat serkl hwiq divjdz 
 
 de ert intu tea ekwal pqrts, nert and sift. 
 Equatorial, 8-kwa-tQ-ri-al, a. pertanig tu de 
 
 ekwator. 
 Equerry, Ek'wer-i, n. a stabl fer hersez; an ofis- 
 
 er hiD haz de kqr ov hersez. 
 Equestrian, 8-kwes-tri-an, a. relatig tu a njt, 
 
 tu a hersman, er hersmanjip. 
 EtiuiANGULAR, 8-kwi-ag-gi:i,-lar, a. havig ekwal 
 
 agglz. [ekwal legt. 
 
 Equicrural, 8-kwi-kr(f>-ral, a. havig legz ot 
 Equidistant, 8-kwi-dis-tant, a. beig at de sam 
 
 distans. [distans. 
 
 Equidistantly, 8-kwi-dis-tant-li, ad. at de sam 
 Equiformity, S-kwi-ferm-i-ti, n. yr^niferm 
 
 ekwoliti. [ekwal. 
 
 Equilateral, 8-kwi-lat-er-al, a. havig el sjdz 
 Equilibration, 8-kwi-li-bra-Jon, n. ekwiperz; 
 
 evn balans. 
 Equilibrious, 8-kwi-lib-ri-us, a. ekwali perzd, 
 Equilibriously, 8-kwi-lib-ri-us'-li, ad. in ekwi- 
 
 perz. [a tig. 
 
 Equilibrist, S-kwil-i-brist, n. wan dat balansez 
 Equilibeity, 8-kwi-lib-ri-ti, n. ekwoliti ov wat. 
 Equilibrium, 8-kwi-lib-ri-um, n. [L.] ekwipffz; 
 
 ekwoliti ov wat; a stat ov beig balanst. 
 Equinal, 8-kwin-al, ) 1 .• ^ i. 
 
 Equine, S'kwjn, ) ^- ''^^^'"S t^i hersez. 
 Equinoctial, S-kwi-nok-Jal, a. pertanig tu de 
 
 ekwinoks. 
 Equinoctial, 8-kwi-n6k-Jal, n. a grat serkl ov 
 
 de selestyal sfer, nu komonli keld de ekwator. 
 Equinox, 8'kwi-noks, n. de presjs tjm in hwiq 
 
 de sun enterz intu de ferst pernt ov flriez er Lj- 
 
 bra, hwen de njts and daz qr ov ekwal legt. 
 Equinumerant, 8-kwi-nii,-mer-ant, a. havig de 
 
 sam numberz. 
 Equip, 8-kwip, v. t. tu f urnij; tu aka)terj tu dres.
 
 ERE 
 
 133 
 
 ESC 
 
 Equipage, Ek'wi-paj, n. furnityq,r for a horsman; 
 
 a karij; rctinti; aka>l«;rm<;nts. 
 
 Equipenpency, t'-kwi-p^n-dcD-si, n. de akt ov 
 
 hujjio in tkwipflrz. [fdruityiir. 
 
 Equipment, T-kwip-ment, n. de akt pv ekwipig; 
 
 Equipoise, E'kwi-pffr, n, ekwoliti ov wat; ckwi- 
 
 libnijon. [or p7tT. 
 
 Equipollence, E-kwi-p61-ens, n. ekwoliti ov fors 
 
 Equipollent, 8-kwi-p6l-ent, a. havig ekwul pij- 
 
 er or furs. [iti ov wat. 
 
 Equipondekance, 8-kwi-p6n-der-an3, n. ekwol- 
 
 Equipondebant, t;-kwi-p<5n-der-ant, a. beifl ov 
 
 de rMUj wnt. [ekwul. 
 
 Equipo.ndebate, F-kwi-p6n-der-at, v. i. tu wa 
 Equibotal, t'-kwi-ru-Uil, H. huvig ekwal rotajdn. 
 Equitable, Ek'wi-ta-bl, a. parlakip ov ckwiti; 
 
 ju.st; rjt; im|>qrjal; fq,r. 
 Equitableness, Kk'wi-ta-bl-nes, n. justnes. 
 Equitably. Ek'wi-ta-bli, ad. justli: impqrjali. 
 Equitant, Ek'wi-tant, a. rjdip on hijrsbak. 
 Equity, Ek'wi-ti, n. justi?; rit: onesti; iiupqrjial- 
 
 iti. In Jai, de korekjon ov komon lo; qanseri. 
 Equivalence, S-kwiv-a-lcns, n. ekwoliti ov puer 
 
 or wurt. [merit or piser. 
 
 Equivalent, F-kwiv-a-lent, a. ekwal in vulyq, 
 Equivale.nt, fc'-kwiv-a-lent, n. a tig ov de sum 
 
 valyn,. [manor. 
 
 Bquivalently, 8-kwiv-a-lent-li, ad. in an ekwal 
 Equivocal, t-kwiv-o-kal, a. ambigynus; unser- 
 
 ten: d-stful. [d-stfuli. 
 
 Equivocally, S-kwir-o-kal-i, ad. ambigyqusli; 
 Equivocalness, fc'-kwiv-o-kal-nes, «. slat ov be- 
 
 ig ekwivokal. 
 Equivocate, i'-kwiv-o-kat, v. i. tu yqi ckwiv- 
 
 okajon; tu evad: tu kwibl. 
 Equivocatio.v, C-kwiv-o-ka-Jon, «. de akt ov 
 
 rkwivokatig; a kwibl; evajon; ambigi],iti ov 
 
 spcq. [okats. 
 
 Equivocatoe, F-kwir-o-ka-tor, n. wunbcoekwiv- 
 Equivoke, Ek'wi-vok, or t'kwi-vok, n. an am- 
 
 bijn'qus cksprejon; ckwivokajon; a kwibl. 
 Eb, Er, Q silabl in dc midl ov namz ov plascz, hwiq 
 
 kumz bi kontrakjon from de Sakson {wara,) 
 
 dwelerz. At de end ov a wurd, it nots de in- 
 habitant ov a plas; az, Lund</ner. 
 Eea, F'ra, n. an cpok; a period or pmit ov tjm. , 
 Ebadiate, 8-ra-di-at, v. t. tu Joit Ijk a ra; tu 
 
 radiat. [tu end. 
 
 Ebadicate, 8-rad-i-kat, v. t. tu pul upbj de WiU; 
 Eeadication, 8-nid-i-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov erad- 
 
 ikutif): cksterpajon. 
 Eradicative, t-rad-i-ka-tiv, a. dat eradikat^ 
 
 nbtig up. 
 Erase, 8-rHS, r. <. tu ekspdnj; tu rubist; tuefas., jEbuptive, 8-rup-tiv, a. bursti{) fort; havip an 
 
 Eraseiient, 8-ras-mcnt, n. de akt ov erasig; ob- 
 
 litorajim. 
 Erasion, 8-ra-5on, n. &t akt ov crasij); era^qr. 
 Erastian, 8-rist-yan, or 8-ras-ti-an, n. a foluer 
 
 ov i'rastus. 
 Erastianism, 8-rdst-yan-ii-in, n. de doktrin ov 
 
 de t'nwtyanz. 
 Erasure, 8-ra-3tiir, n. de akt ov erasi^): ra^r. 
 Ere, Ar, ad. befur; s<i>ner dan; — prtp. befur. 
 Erebus, Er'e-bui<, n. de loer wurld; bel; dqrknes. 
 Erect, 8-r<^kt, c. t. tu plas uprjt; tu raz. 
 Erect, 8-rekt, a. uprjt; not Icnij): ferm: intent. 
 Erection. 8-r6k-J<>n, n. At aktovrazio; elevajon. 
 Erective. 8-rek-tiv, a. razig; advunsip. 
 Erectness. 8-r«Jkt-nc.«, ii. liprjtaes ov ixjstyqr. 
 Erector, 8-r6k-tor, n. wun bin razcz or kon- 
 
 striikto!. 
 Erelong, Ar-lop, ad. befiir log. 
 Eremite, Er'e-mjt, n. a hermit; — a mineral. 
 Eremitical, Er-e-mit-i-kal, a. seklqdcd; sdlitari. 
 Erenow, Ar-nr, ad. bef<ir dis tim. 
 Erkftion, 8-r6p-JoD,* n. a takip awa bj for>. 
 
 Frewbile, Ar-hwil, ad. 8um t{m ag6. 
 
 Ergo, EHgo, ad. [L.] {L)gic) d^rfor; konse- 
 
 kwcutli. 
 Ergot, Er'got, n. a morbid ckskr^aciu in grao. 
 Eringo, 8-ri{)-g(j, n. a jenua ov plants; de m- 
 holi. [fur. 
 
 Ermine, Er'm<n, n. a spejez ov animal eoid ita 
 Kbmineu, Er'mind, a. kiudd wid ^-rmin. 
 Kbode, 8-r6d, c. t. tu et awa; tu korud. 
 Ebosion, 8-rc)-3on, n. At akt ov etig awa. 
 Ebotic, 8-r6t-ik, t , .• . , 
 
 Ebotical, 8-r6t-i-kal, \ ^- "^"^'0 ^'^ '"^'• 
 Ebpetology, Er-pe-t<51-o-ji, n. dat pqrt ov nit- 
 
 vural histxiuri hwiq trets ov reptilz. Se {Uerpt- 
 
 V.l.Hjy.) 
 Ebb, Er, v. i. tu mis de r{t wa; tu stra; tu de- 
 
 viat; tu komit eror; tu miatak. [on. 
 
 Ebband, Er'and, >i. a mesaj; a mandat; a komij- 
 Ebeant, Er'ant, a. wonderig; rovijj; vjl; bad. 
 Ebbantly, Er'ant-li, ad. in an erant slat. 
 Ebbata, Er-u-ta, n. pi. \_L.] erorz er foils in 
 
 printig, &g. 
 Erbatic. Er-.it-ik, i a. wonderi^; ir^gyii- 
 
 Ebeatical. Er-at-i-kal, ( lar. [der. 
 
 Ebbatically, Er-at-i-kal-i, ad. wid-st laA er er- 
 Ebratum, Er-a-tum, n. [L.] pi. Er-a-ta; an eror 
 
 in printin, is. ^ 
 
 Erbhine, Er'{n, a. dat iz snuft up bi de v^^ 
 Ebbhine, Er'jn, n. a medisin for de noz. 
 Ebbing, Er'in, p. a. komitip eror; falibl. 
 Ebboneous, Er-iJ-ne-us, a. beifl in eror; inkor^kt; 
 
 mistakn; fols; untroE); rog. 
 Ebeoneously, Er-(d-ne-us-li, ad. bj mistak; not 
 
 qtli. [er6neus. 
 
 Ebboneovsness, Er-(5-ne-us-nes, n. stat ov beig 
 Ebbob, Er'or, n. [L.] a. mistak; blunder; ofens; 
 
 sin. 
 Ebse. Ers, n. de laggwaj ov de Sko^ Hjlanderz. 
 Ebst, Erst,* ad. ferst; fermerli; til n7. 
 Eeubescence, Er-q,-bes-ens, n. rednes; a bluj. 
 Ebubescent, Er-q-bes-ent, a. redij; eumbwot 
 
 red. 
 Ebuct, 8-rukt,* ) ^ . u i *_ •» 
 
 Ebuctate. 8-rdb-tat,» f '"• '• ''^ ^"^'i' ^"^ '^«'°"*- 
 Ebuctation, Er-uk-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov belqifl: 
 Q bflq. ' 
 
 Ebudite, Er'q-djt, er Er'q-dit, a. l?mcd; havi^ 
 
 criidijiin; wel-red. 
 Eeldition, Er-q-diJ-on, n. nolej obtiind from 
 
 buks: litcratqr; lernig. 
 Ebuginous, 8-nf)-ji-nus, a. partakin ov koper. 
 Ebuption, i'-riip-Jon, n. At aktovburstip fart; 
 
 Q burst; emiJon;^eflor6sens; pustql; hqmor. 
 
 erupjon. 
 Ebysipelas, Er-i-sip-c-las, n. {Med.) a panful 
 
 inflaiuajon ov At skin, vuigarli kold St. An'to- 
 
 nizfjr. [sipela.'. 
 
 Ebysipelatous, Er-i-si-p^l-a-tus, a. havig eri- 
 EscALADE, Es-k»-Iad, n. [/V.] de akt ov skalig 
 
 wolz. 
 EscALOP, Skol-op, n. a /el-fij; an indentyqr. 
 Escapade, Es-ka-pad, n. [Fr.] ir^gyqlar mojon 
 
 ov a hors. [avffd. 
 
 Escape, Es-kap, r. t. tu Jun; tu flc from; tu 
 Escape, Es-kap, v. i. tu flj: tu get st ov danjer. 
 Escape, Es-kap, n. fljt; a getij) st ov danjer. 
 Escapement, Es-kap-ment, u. dat jiqrl ov a wo<j 
 
 or klok hwic rcgyqlats its mjivmenls. 
 EscABP, Es-kqrj),* f. t. tu slup d'su, ai a fortifi- 
 
 ka/on. 
 EsCABPMENT. Es-kc^rp-mcnt, n. a slop. 
 Eschalot, EJ-a-16t, n. a smol onyon er gt^rlik. 
 
 Sr {iih^ill^^.} 
 Eschar, Es'kqr, n. {Med.} a skab ar mqrk oo a 
 
 woind.
 
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 EsCHABOTiC, Es-ka-rot-ik, a. kestik; serig; tend- 
 
 ig tu SET er burn de skin. 
 EscHAROTiC, Es-ka-rot-ik, »i. a kestik aplikajon. 
 EscuATOLOGY, Es-ka-tol-o-ji, n. de doktrin ov 
 
 de last tiijz. 
 Escheat, Es-get, n. a ferfityT^,r bj wont ov j^rz. 
 Escheat, Es-qet, v. i. tia be forfited bj falyixr 
 
 ov q,rz. 
 Escheatable, Es-qet-a-bl, a. Ijabl tia esqet. 
 EscHEATOE, Es-get-or, n. an ofiser ho) obzervz 
 
 esqets. 
 Eschew, Es-qi\, v. t. tu flj; tu avffd; tia Jun. 
 Escort, Es'kert, n. a bodi ov q,rmd men fer a 
 
 gq,rd. 
 Escort, Es-kert, v. t. tu atend, az a gqrd, bj land. 
 EscOT, Es-kot,* n. a taks; a reknig. It iz m 
 
 Jertnd intia skot; az, "shot and lot." Se (*Si»Jt.) 
 Escritoire, Es-kri-twer, n. [old Fr.] a boks 
 
 wid implements for rjtig; skroitwer. 
 EscuAGE, Es'kq-aj,* n. a kjnd ov tenyn,r bj de 
 
 servis ov a njt. 
 Esculent, Es'kn-lcnt, a. gud fer foad; etabl. 
 Escutcheon, Es-kiiq-on, ji. de Jeld ov a famili; 
 
 de ensjnz qrmorial. [oteric.} 
 
 Esoteric, Es-o-ter-ik, a. sckret; — opozd tu (^- 
 EsPALiER, Es-pal-yer, n. a tre on a fram. 
 Especial, Es-peJ-al, a. prinsipal; spejal. 
 Especially, Es-peJ-al-i, ad. prinsipali. 
 Espial, Es-pj-al, n. de akt ov espjig; sekret ob- 
 
 zervajon. 
 EspiER, Es-pj-er, n. wun ha> woqez az a spj. 
 Espionage, Es'pi-o-naj, er Es'pi-o-n^s, n. a klos 
 
 wo<5; de praktis ov a spj. 
 Esplanade, Es-pla-nad, n. [Fr.] {Fmi.) de slop- 
 
 ig ov a kunterskqrp taardz de opn kuntri; a 
 
 glasis; — a gras-plot. [piszig. 
 
 Espousal, Es-p-sz-al, a. relatig tu de akt ov es- 
 EspousALS, Es-p-8z-alz, n. pi. a kontraktig er 
 
 miityi|al promis ov marij. 
 Espouse, Es-p'sz, v. t. tu betrot; tu mari; tu 
 
 defend. [tanz. 
 
 EspousER, Es-p'sz-er, n. wun hoo esp'szez er man- 
 EspRiT DE corps, Es-pre de kcir, [Fr.] de spirit 
 
 ov de bodi; de kerporajon spirit. 
 Espy, Es-pj, v. t. tu se at a distans; tu diskuver. 
 Espy, Es-pj, v. i. tu woq; tu luk ab'st. 
 Esquimau, Es'ke-mo, n. a trjb ov Indianz; de 
 
 aborijinal inhabitants ov Labrador. 
 Esquire, Es-kwjr, n. q tjtl ov a justis ov de pes, 
 
 &s.; orijinali de Jeld-b^rer ov a njt; de tjtl ov 
 
 digniti in Ipgland nekst beldj a njt; and bj kur- 
 
 tesi, a tjtl ckstendcd indefiuitli tu men ov liber- 
 al profejonz and pursii,ts. 
 Esquire, Es-kwjr, *;. t. tu atend; tu wat on. 
 Essay, Es-a, v. t. tu atemt; tu trj; tu endevor; 
 
 tu mak ckspcriment ov. 
 Essay, Es'a, ». an atemt; a trjal; a Jort tretiz er 
 
 discrtajon; a trakt. 
 EsSAYER, Es-a-er, n. wun ha> esaz. 
 Essayist, Es'a-ist, &r Es-a-ist, n. a rjter ov esaz. 
 Essence, Es'ens, n. de natyi]_r, substans, er beig 
 
 ov enitii): egzistcns; — perfum; sent. 
 Essence, Es'ens, v. t. tu perfi|,m; tu sent. 
 Essential, Es-en-Jal, a. nfeesari; veri important; 
 
 prinsipal; pvir; hjli rektifjd. 
 Essentiality, Es-en-Ji-al-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig esonjal. [er. 
 
 Essentially, Es-en-Jal-i, ad. in an escnjal man- 
 EssoiN, Es-ffn, n. {Law) an egzemjon; a person 
 
 ekski^zd; an ekski'],s. 
 Establish, Es-tab-liJ, v. t. tu setl fermli; tu 
 
 fiks; tu ratifj. 
 Establisuer, Es-tab-liJ-er, n. wun hoo establijez. 
 Establishment, Es-tab-liJ-ment, n. setlment; 
 
 f ikst stat; ferm; f ■sndajon; al'sans ; inkum ; 
 
 salari. 
 
 [ Estaoade, Es-ta-k4d, n. {Fr.] a djk konstrdkted 
 
 wid pjlz in de se, a river, or a moras, tu hinder 
 
 de entrans ov an enemi. 
 Estafette, Es-ta-fet, ?i. [Fr.'\ a. militari kcorier. 
 Estate, Es-tat, n. kondijon; fertyq^n; pozejon; 
 
 ragk; — pi. klasez er reprezentativz ov Q pepl hca 
 
 tak a pqrt in de guvernment. 
 Esteem, Es-tem, v. t. tu valyij,; tu prjz; tu rat; 
 
 tu respekt; tu regqrd; tu tigk. 
 Esteem, Es-tem, n. estimajon; hj regqrd; respekt; 
 
 frendjip. [^stimabl. 
 
 EsTEEMABLE, Es-tem-a-bl, a. wurdi ov estem; 
 Esteemer, Es-tem-er, n. wun hoo estemz. 
 Esthetics, Es-tet-iks, ji. pi. de sjens dat trets 
 
 ov de bv|,tiful. Ilitn elso {(Esthetics. ) 
 Estimable, Es'ti-ma-bl, a. wurdi ov estem; val- 
 
 yil,abl. [estem. 
 
 Estimableness, Es'ti-ma-bl-nes, n. dezervig 
 Estimate, Es'ti-mat, v. t. tu rat; tu set a val- 
 
 yil on. 
 ESTIMATE} Es'ti-mat, n. komp^tajon; kalkqlajon; 
 
 valyi],; valyi],aJon; aprazment; estimajon. 
 Estimation, Es-ti-ma-Jon, n. cDpinyon; estem; val- 
 
 yiiajon. [justig. 
 
 Estimative, Es'ti-ma-tiv, a. komp^rig and ad- 
 EsTiMATOR, Es'ti-ma-tor, «. wun hcD estimats; a 
 
 valyner. 
 EsTiVAL, Es'ti-val, a. pertanig tu de sumer. 
 Estop, Es-top, v. t. {Law} tu bqr; tu stop. 
 EsTO PEEPETUA, Es'to per-pet-yn,-a, [L.] is 
 
 peipetyiial; — ma dis institi\,Jon be permanent. 
 Estopped, Es-topt, a. {Law) under an estopel. 
 Estoppel, Es-top-el, 71. an akt dat b^rz a legal 
 
 proses. 
 Estovers, Es-to-verz, n. pi. nesesariz al^sd bj le. 
 Esteade, Es-trad, n. \_Fr.] a level plas; a hjer 
 
 pqrt ov a camber. [yenat. 
 
 Estrange, Es-tranj, v. t. tu mak stranj; tu al- 
 EsTEANGEMENT, Es-tranj-ment, n. alyenajon; dis- 
 tans. [iv hers, 
 EsTRAPADE, Es-tra-pad, n. [Fr.] de aktovarest- 
 EsTEAY, Es-tra, n. a best lost er wonderig; a stra . 
 EsTEEAT, Es-tret, n. a troo kopi ov an orijinal rjt- 
 
 "J- 
 Estreat, Es-tret, v. t. {Law) tu ekstrakt; tu kopi. 
 EsTEEPEMENT, Es-trep-mcnt, n. {Law) sperl; 
 
 wast ov land. 
 Esteich, Es'triq, n. a f jn d-sn dat Ijz imediatli 
 
 under de f ederz ov de ostricj. 
 Estuaey, Est'yq-a-ri, n. an qrm ov de se; a frif). 
 Estuate, Est'yn,-at, v. t. tusweland raj; tuberl. 
 Estuation, Est'yn,-a-Jon, n. de akt ov berlig; aj- 
 
 itajon. 
 EsuEiNE, Ej'ii-rin,* a. korodig; etig. 
 Etat-majoe, a-tq-ma-jor, n. [/)'.] a spesifik num- 
 ber ov ofiserz, belogig tu de sam kor. 
 Et CjETEEa, Et set-8-ra, [L.] dez wurdz, az elso 
 
 de kontrakjon, {etc.) er {&c.) denot, and ds 
 
 rest, and so on, er and so/orfi. 
 Etch, Eq, v. t. tu engrav on koperbj menz ov 
 
 akwa-fertis. 
 Etching, Eq'ig, n. a metod ov engravig on kop- 
 
 er bj menz ov akwa-fertis; an imprejon from a 
 
 dreig skect on metal. 
 Eteenal, fc-ter-nal, a. wid-st beginig erendiin- 
 
 finit; endles; perpetyq^al; everldstig; konstant. 
 Eternal, S-ter-nal, n. dat hwiq iz endles; an ap- 
 
 clajon ov God. 
 Eternally, S-tdr-nal-i, ad. wid'st beginig er end. 
 Eternity, 8-ter-ni-ti, v. t. anatribqt ov de De- 
 
 iti; dqrajon widest end, [les. 
 
 Eternize, S-ter-njz, v. t. tu mak eternal erend- 
 Etesian, g-te-gi-an, a. notig windz dat bio at 
 
 stated tjmz; periodikali. 
 Ethal, 8'tal, n. a substans formd bj de saponifi- 
 
 kajon ov sp^rmaseti.
 
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 Etiiks, r'tor, n. an dlcment; — a fliyd supdizd tu 
 
 Lf iiiU(; finer unj nirer dun nr, uiid tu okiipj de 
 
 ht-'viili 8i»ii!i from dt toruiiimjon ov de ulinusfir; 
 
 ek.si'dioli vuliitil, iiiilauiubl uiid iutukiiikatio. 
 Ktiiereous, t'-tf-ri-us, a. lorinduv ctcr; buvnli. 
 IvTiiKRiAi^ I'-te-ri-al, a. formdov etcr; Kclodtyul. 
 Etukkialisu, H-ti-n-al-hm, n. de kwuliti uv be- 
 
 ij) ttirial. 
 Etuio, Kt'ik, ( a. relatiy tuctika or motalz; 
 
 Ethical, Kt'i-kul. j inoml. 
 Etuically, Et'i-kal-i, a-l. in an ctika! mancr. 
 Ethics, Et'ikii, n. pi. de siens ov morals; mural 
 
 filu.-<ufi; inuraliti. 
 Ethiop, i''ti-up, n. a nativ or 8tiapiu;a blaka- 
 
 nuDr. 
 Ethnic, P^t'nik, t a. hedcn; pagan; relatig 
 
 Etumoal, Et'iii-kal, ! tu ctn6loji,ur tii rasez 
 
 ov mitiikjnd. 
 Ethnicisu, Et'ni-siz-m, n. bedcnizm; paganizm. 
 ETUNutiitArutiR, Et-nog-ra-fer, n. wun v^rst in ct- 
 
 nognifi. 
 Ethnogkaphical, Et-no-graf-i-kal, a. rtlatio 
 
 tu ctnnjrrafi. 
 Etunoorapuy, Et-n6g-ra-fi, n. a deskripjon ov 
 
 najuiiz or rnsez ov uion. [ctnoluji. 
 
 Etbnolooical, Et-no-loj-i-kal, a. rclatiy tu 
 Etunolooist, Et-n61-o-ji8t, n. wuu v^rst in tt- 
 
 noluji. {men. 
 
 Ethnology, Et-n61-(a-ji, n. a tretiz on rasez ov 
 Etuolooical, EC-o-16j-i-kal, a. tretig ov m(;;>nil- 
 
 iti. 
 Etuology, F-t61-o-ji, m. a tretiz on ctiks. 
 Etiolate, b"ti-a-lat, c t. tu bw(tu bi ckiskhidif) 
 
 de sun. 
 Etiolatio.n, F-ti-o-lii-Jon, »i. de hwitnij) ov plants 
 
 bj de ek^klnym ov de sunz raz. 
 Etiquktte, Et-i-ket, n. [Fr.] ^emnoni; siviliti. 
 Etui, JJ-iwe, n. I/V.] a kas for twezerz, As. 
 Etymological, Et-i-ino-Ioj-i-kal, a. rtlatig tu 
 
 ctiiiioluji. 
 Etymologically, Et-i-rao-16j-i-kal-i, ad. akoni- 
 
 ill tu I'tiinoluji. 
 Etymologist, £t-i-m61-o-jist, n. wun v^rst in 
 
 etimoiuji. 
 Etymologizl, Et-i-m61-o-Jiz, v. i. tu tret on 
 
 ftiini'ilujji. 
 Etymology, Et-i-m61-o-ji, «. de dts^nt or dor- 
 
 ivnjiin ov wurdz; — Q tretiz on de j^irts ov spcq. 
 Etymon, Et'i-mon, >i. an orijinal or primitiv 
 
 wurd. 
 Eucharist, Yi'i-ka-rint, n. de Lordz super. 
 Eucharibtic, Yii-ka-ris-tik, ) a. relatig tu 
 
 EucHARisTicAL, Viika-ris-ti-kal, i de sakra- 
 
 nient i>v dr lrf»rdz super. 
 Euchology, Vii-kol-o-ji, n. a formiilari ov pnircz, 
 
 IMirtikyiiliirli in de (!rek qurq. 
 EucHROiTE, Y^-kru-jt, «. a mineral kontani)) 
 
 kop«'r and qr<cnik, 
 EucHYMi, \i{ ki-mi, «. a gud jifatov blud. 
 EucBASY, Yti-kra-si, n. a gud temperament, or 
 
 liolti slat ov dr bodi. 
 EuDiOMKTKU, Yii-<li-om-e-tcr, n. an instnumenl 
 
 tu drtrrmin Ac purili ov de %r ergas. 
 EuDioMETRT, Yt^-di-6m-e-tri, n. de qrt ot ascr- 
 
 taniy dr iinliibnti ov de nr. 
 Edlooical, Vn-16j-i-kal, a. kontauig prnz. 
 EuLOGiCALLY, 1 ii-16j-i-kal-i, ad. in a lodatori 
 
 manor. 
 Eulogist, Yi\,-lu-ji.st, n. wun hu> jT^loiiioz. 
 EuLUOiUM, Yt^-16-ji-um, n. nam az {£vl<'^.} 
 Eulogize, Y>i-lu-jjz, p. t. tu komend; tu praz. 
 EuLt)OY, Yi'i-io-ji, /*. u panrjirik; prnz. 
 Eunuch, Yi'i-nuk, n. wun dat ix koilratcd. 
 Eunuchism, Yii-nuk-iz-m, n. de stat ov a yqnuk. 
 EuPKPSY, Yi'ipop-si, or Yt^-p^p-si, n. a guJ di- 
 
 JBStyOD, 
 
 Eupeptic, Yti-j.^p-tik, a. ezi ov dijest/oo. 
 Euphkmikm, \ I'l-feui-ix-m, n. de deskrjbig oT an 
 
 otuiiMV liu. b( an ofon^iv ckifpre/on. 
 Euphonic, Vii-fon-ik, j a. avodig agreabl; 
 
 Euphonical, Yi^-fon-i-kal, { yi^oaius; hqrmo- 
 
 aias. [ik. 
 
 Euphonious, Yii-f6-ni-U!i. a. hqrmunius; yi^fon- 
 EuPUO.NON, Yi'i-i'u-non, «. u fjn miizikal iuiilni)- 
 
 uicnt. 
 KuPHONOUS, Yi'i-fo-nus, a. bqrmoniun; jri^fdnik. 
 Euphony, Yii-fu-ni, n. an agreabl nuud. 
 EuFHouBiuM, Yi^-fer-bi-um, m. [Z.J a mediain- 
 
 al gum; rezin. 
 Euphuism, Yii-fq,-iz-m, n. ekstr^m purili or fu«- 
 
 tidius delikasi iu laggwuj. 
 EuPiON, Yi'i-pi-on, II. u limpid and hjli inflamabl 
 
 likwitl, obliiiid from aiiiiuul tqr. |bolu. 
 
 P^UPVRION, '^'q-jjir-i-on, n. u nqli invdnted fjr- 
 Euroclyuon, \ q-rok-li-don, ii. an cslerli wind, 
 
 hwi(j, in de Muditcrancan partikyi^larli, iz vcri 
 
 danjerus. 
 European, Yq-rOj-piJ-an, a. belooijj tu Yurop;— 
 
 n. a iinliv ov Yij^rui). 
 EuKus, Yi'i-rus, 11. [Z.j de est wind. 
 Eurythmy, Yii-rit-mi, n. simctrikal proporjon. 
 Eustachian, Y q-sta-ki-an, a. {Anat.) nutip a 
 
 ti^b ek.-tcndi() from de incr s{d ov de timi>anum, 
 
 and (jpniy at de bak ov de nostrilz. 
 EusTVLE, \ il-stjl, II. de pro(>er (lozijon ov kolumz. 
 Euthanasia, Yii-tan-u--<i-u, i • j » 
 
 EUTHANASY, Y,i-tau-a-si, 1 "• "^ "' «*"*• 
 EvACUANT, i'-vak-yq,-ant, n. a purgativ mcdisin. 
 Evacuate, K-vak-yn-at, v. I. tu mak emti; tu 
 
 kwit. [droip. 
 
 Evacuation, P-vuk-yii-ii-Jon, n. a disij^rj; u wia- 
 EvACUATiVE, t"-vak-yn-a-tiv, a. purgativ: evak- 
 
 yqiitij). Int-". 
 
 EvACUAToa, fc'-vak-yn,-a-tor, n. wun hO) tvakyii- 
 EvADE, t'-vud, r. I. tu eli'id; tu avtfd: tu ckwiv- 
 
 ukat. |ek.skurJon. 
 
 EvAOATio.v, Ev-a-g»i-Jon,* ii. de akt ov wonderig; 
 Evanescence, Ev-a n^s-ens, n. di^uipe rans: u van- 
 
 ijil). [tibl. 
 
 Evanescent, Ev-a-nfe-ent, a. vani/ijj; impcrsep- 
 EvANGELic, i>-van-jel-ik, a. agrrabl tu dr go.spcl. 
 EvANOKLU'AL, T- van-jel-i-kal, cr Ev-an-jel-i-kal, 
 ^ a. agrrabl tu, or konUiiid in de gospel. 
 Evangelically, i^-van-jel-i-kal-i, aJ, akordip 
 
 tu de gospt'l. 
 EvANUELicisM, 8-van-j61-i-i)i>-ni, n. eranjcliknl 
 
 l)rinsiplz. [go.<ipcl. 
 
 Evangelism, F-van-jel-i»-m, n. de precig ov de 
 Evangelist, F-\an-jcl-i«t, n. wun ov de for rjl- 
 
 erz i.v (If gospel hist£>ri; a pretjcr ov de gospel. 
 Evangelize, t--van-jcl-jz, r. t. tu instrtikt in d» 
 _ gospel. [vapor. 
 
 EvAPORABLE, 8-vap-a-rabl, a. ezili disipated in 
 Evaporate, E-vap-o-rat, r. f. tu flj awa in va- 
 
 porz. [porz. 
 
 Evaporate, E-vap-o-rat, r. t. tu disp^rs in vn- 
 EvAPORATiON, t'-vap-o-ni-Jon, n. de akt ov evap- 
 
 urati(); vujxT. 
 Evasion, t'-va-jon, n. subtcrfqj: qrtifis. 
 Evasive, t-'-vii-siv, a. praktisig cvnjon; iliisiv. 
 Evasively, i'-va-siv-li, aJ. bj cvajon; rl^sivli. 
 Eve, fv, ) A ■ 
 
 Even. i''vn. j "• ''^ "•"«• 
 Evection, t'-vck-Jon, n. cgzoltajon. 
 Even, t'vn.J a. level; yqniform; ekwal; paralel; 
 
 kqm: kw^ct; vt ov dot; nut od. 
 Even, i''vn, r. (. tu mak rvn: tu level. 
 Even, T'vn, v. i. tu be ekwal or level. 
 F>EN, r'vn, ad. verili: Ijkwji; su muq ai; .■•til. 
 Even-handed, f'vn-hand-ed, a. impqr/al; ekwi- 
 
 tal.l. 
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 Evenly, 8'vn-li, ai. ekwali; yqniformli. 
 Evenness, 8'vn-ncs, ji. de stat ov beii) Evn. 
 Evensong, E'^'vn-soi), n. a soij fer de evnig. 
 Evening star, 8'vn-ig stqr, n. Venus; de planet 
 
 sen at evnip. 
 Event, 8'-vent, n. iji]^: end: insident; konsekwens. 
 Eventful, 8-vent-ful, a. ful ov events; mo- 
 
 uientus. 
 Eventide, 8'vn-tjd, n. de tjm ov evnip. 
 Eventilate, 8-ven-ti-lat, v. t. tu ■wino; tu sift 
 
 ■St. [mat; final. 
 
 Eventual, f-vent-yi^-al, a. konsekwenjal; ulti- 
 Eventuality, E>-vent-yn^-al-i-ti, n. {Fhren^ a 
 
 propensiti tu tak kognizans ov fakts and events. 
 Eventually, S-vent-yti-al-i, ad. in de event: 
 
 liltimatli. 
 Eventuate, 8-vent-yq,-at, v. i. tu ij^; tia hapn. 
 Ever, Ev'er, &d. at eni tjm: at el timz: elwaz. — 
 
 FtiT ever, eternali. — Ever iz yr^zd in kompozijon 
 
 in de sens ov elwaz; az, evergrsn. 
 Everglade, Ev'er-glad, n. a trakt ov land kuv- 
 
 crd bj woter er gras. 
 EvEEGREEN, Ev'er-gren, a. verdant troj-st de yer. 
 Eveegeeen, Ev'er-gren, ;i. a plant gren el de yer. 
 Everlasting, Ev-er-ldst-ii), a. haviij no end: 
 
 eternal. [wid-st end. 
 
 Eveelastingly, Ev-er-ldst-ig-li, ad. eternali; 
 EvEEMOEE, Ev-er-mor, ad. elwaz; eternali. 
 EvEET, S-vert,* f. t. tu destrff; tu CDvertro. 
 Every, Ev'er-i, a. eq wun; el, takn separatli. 
 Every-day, Ev'er-i-da, a. komon; okdrin on eni 
 
 da. [eq plas. 
 
 Everywhere, Ev'er-i-hwiir, Ad. in el plasez; in 
 Evict, 8-vikt, v. t. {Law) tu tak awa bj legal 
 
 proses. [rivajon. 
 
 Eviction, 8-vik-Jon, n. {Laid) dispozejon; dep- 
 EviDENCE, Ev'i-dens, n. testimoni; pra)f;a witnes. 
 Evidence, Ev'i-dens, v. t. tu proov; tu evins; tu 
 
 Jo. 
 Evident, Ev'i-dent, a. plan; apj^rent; notorius. 
 Evidential, Ev-i-den-Jal, a. afordig evidens er 
 
 prttif. 
 Evidently, Ev'i-dent-li, ad. ap^rentli; sertenli. 
 Evil, 8'vl, a. not gud; wiked; bad; il. 
 Evil, 8'vl, n. wikednes; inji^ri; kalamiti. 
 Evil, 8'vl, ad. not wel; inji^riusli. 
 EviL-DOEE, 8'vl-d(f)-er, n. a malefaktor. 
 Evil-eyed, 8'vl-jd, a. havii) a malignant luk. 
 Evil-minded, 8'vl-mjud-ed, a. malijus. 
 EviLNESS, 8'vl-nes, n. kontrarieti tu gudnes. 
 Evil-speaking, 8'vl-spgk-ir), 'n. slander. 
 Evince, 8-vins, i'. t. tu proDv; tu Jo; tu manifest. 
 Evincible, 8-vin-si-bl, a. kapabl ov praf. 
 Evincive, 8-vin-siv, a. tendi^ tu proDv; indikativ. 
 Evisceeate, 8-vis-er-at, v. i. tu tak -st de en- 
 
 tralz ov. 
 Evitable, Ev'it-a-bl, a. kapabl ov bei?) Jund. 
 Evocation, Ev-o-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov keliij -gt. 
 Evoke, 8-v6k, i\ t. tu kol fort; tu kel from. 
 Evolation, Ev-o-la-Jon, n. de akt ov fljii) aw&. 
 Evolution, Ev-o-hHon, n. de akt ov unfoldij): 
 
 a displaig. 
 Evolve, 8-v61v, v. i. tu unf61d; tu opn. 
 Evolve, 8-v6tv, v. i. tu opn er diskloz itself. 
 Evulsion, 8-vul-Jon, n. de akt ov plukig er t^r- 
 Ewe, Yij, )i. a femal Jep. [ig -st. 
 
 EwEE, "i 4,-er, 71. a kind ov piqer fer weter. 
 Ex, Eks, er Egz, a Latin prepozifmi, signif jig st 
 
 ov; fr(/m. It iz prefikst tu namz er termz ov 
 
 ofis, impljig st ov rfis, let; az, {ex-minister.) 
 ExACEEBATE, Eg-zas-cr-bat, V. t. tu egzasperat. 
 Exaceebation, Eg-zas-er-ba-Jon, n. egzaspera- 
 
 Jon: de hjt ov a dizez; a paroksizm. 
 Exact, Eg-zakt, a. akyi^rat; kor^kt; presjs; par- 
 
 tikyqlar: strikt; metodikal; prigktyTi,al. [rjt. 
 
 Exact, Eg-zakt, v. t. tu rEkwjV: tu demdnd ov 
 
 ExACTEE, Eg-zakt-er, n. wun hco egzakts. 
 Exaction, Eg-zak-Jon, n. de akt ov egzaktig; 
 
 eksterjon; unjust demund: a tribytit. 
 Exactitude, Eg-zakt-i-tiid, «. egzaktnes; njseti. 
 Exactly, Eg-zakt-li, ad. akqratli; korektli; pre- 
 
 sjsli. [yTi,lariti. 
 
 Exactness, Eg-zakt-nes, «. akq,rasi; njseti; reg- 
 Exactoe, Eg-zakt-or, n. wun hoo egzakts; an eks- 
 
 terjoner. [overstat. 
 
 Exaggeeate, Eg-zaj-er-at, v. t. tu hjtn; tu 
 Exaggeration, Eg-zaj-er-a-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 egzajeratig: tco hi a statment; hjperbole. 
 Exaggeeatory, Eg-zaj-er-a-to-ri, a. kontanig 
 
 egzajerajonz. 
 Exalt, Eg-zelt, v. t. tu raz; tu elevat; tu hjtn. 
 Exaltation, Eg-zel-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov egzeltig; 
 
 elevajon. 
 Exalted, Eg-zelt-ed, p. a. razd hj; elevated; lof ti. 
 ExALTEDNESS, Eg-zelt-ed-nes, n. stat ov beig 
 
 egzelted. [egzamind. 
 
 Examinable, Eg-zamin-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig 
 ExAMiNANT, Eg-zam-in-ant,* n. wun hO) iz eg- 
 zamind. 
 Examination, Eg-zam-i-na-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 cgzaminig: skrcotini. 
 Examine, Eg-zam-in, v. t. tu trj; tu kwestyon; 
 
 tu serq intu; tu skxootinjz; tu sift. 
 Examinee, Eg-zam-in-er, n. wun hco egzaminz. 
 Example, Eg-zdm-pl, n. sumfcig tu be imitated; 
 
 a kopi; patern; model; instans; ilustrajon. 
 Examplee, Eg-zdm-pler,* n. nv keld sampl, er 
 
 sampUr. 
 Exanimate, Eg-zan-i-mat, a. Ijfles; ded; spiritles. 
 ExANiMATiON, E^-zan-i-ma-Jon, n. deprivajon ov 
 
 Ijf. 
 Exanthemata, Eks-an-tem-a-ta, n. pi. [Ch'.^ 
 
 erupjonz; pustqlz. [ent; eruptiv. 
 
 Exanthematous, Eks-an-tem-a-tus, a. eflores- 
 Exaech, Eks'qrk, n. a vjsrff; Q prefekt. 
 Exaechate, Lks'ar-kat, n. de ofis ov an eksqrk. 
 Exaeticulation, Eks-ar-tik-yn-la-Jon, n. &z 
 
 dislokajon ov a jffnt. 
 Exasperate, Eg-zas-per-at, v. t. tu provcfik; tu 
 
 enraj; tu veks; tu iritat; tu eksjt. [perated. 
 Exaspeeate, Eg-zas-per-at, a. provokt; egzas- 
 Exaspekatee, Eg-zas-per-at-er, n. wun hcD egz- 
 
 asperats. [kajon; agger. 
 
 Exaspeeation, Eg-zas-per-a-Jon, n. grat provo- 
 ExCANDESCENCE, Eks-kan-des-cns, 71. a hwjt er 
 
 grat he t. [hwjt wid het. 
 
 ExCANDESCENT, Eks-kan-des-ent, n. veri hot; 
 Ex cathedea, Eks ka-te-dra, [i.] from de qq,r; 
 
 — from hj etoriti. 
 Excavate, Eks'ka-vat, er Eks-ka-vat, v. t. tu 
 
 holo; tu mak holo. [vatig; a kaviti. 
 
 Excavation, Eks-ka-va-Jon, n. de akt ov ekska- 
 Excavatoe, Eks'ka-va-tor, n. wun hua ekskavats. 
 Exceed, Ek-sed, v. t. tu go beyond; tu eksel; tu 
 
 surpds; tu •stdcb. 
 Exceed, Ek-sed, v. t. tu go to fqr; tu pas b-sndz. 
 Exceeding, Ek-sed-ig, pp. a. grat in kwontiti, 
 
 ekstent, As. 
 Exceedingly, Ek-sed-ig-3i, ad. tu a grat degre. 
 Excel, Ek-sel, v. t. tu •stdd) in ekselens: tu sur- 
 Excel, Ek-sel, v. i. tu hav gud kwolitiz. [pds. 
 Excellence, Eks'el-ens, n. stat ov ckselig; sqpe- 
 
 rioriti: gud kwoliti; digniti; pi\,riti; gudnes. 
 Excellency, Eks'el-en-si, n. ekselens;— a tjtl ov 
 
 onor. [kwoliti. 
 
 Excellent, Ek'sel-ent, a. eminent in eni gud 
 Excellently, Ek'sel-ent-li, ad. wel in a hj degre. 
 Excenteic, Ek-sen-trik, a. iregyi|,lar; anomalus; 
 
 od; deviatig from de senter. Sam az {Eccentric.) 
 Except, Ek-sept, v. t. tu lev •stj tu ekskli\,d; tu 
 
 rejekt. [Jon. 
 
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 ExcrPT, Ek-s6pt, prtp. e]«klq,8ivli ov; not inkliid- 
 
 i,). [eks^pt. 
 
 ExctPTi so, Ek-sfSpt-ij), prep, wid ekscp/<in cv; 
 ExctPTiox, Ek-s^p-JoD, n. ekskhijoii; objokjon: 
 
 kiivil. U*"''/""; f"'''- 
 
 Excti'TiONABLE, Ek-sdp-Jon-a-bl, a. liiibl tia ob- 
 ExctiTioi'S, Ek-sdp-Ju.'", a, prvij; fruard. 
 Exceptive, Ek-^^p-tiv, a. inkh|,ilig an ck-^epjon. 
 ExctPTOE, F'k-sep-tor, n. wun biB eksopts. 
 ExcERN, Ek-sern, v. t. tu stran -st: tu ik!(kr£t. 
 ExcEfiPT, Ek-9tTpt,* n. a pasaj ek.-itrakt -d; an 
 
 c'k^trukt. [k-kjonz. 
 
 ExcEHPTA, Ek-si-'rp-ta, n. ]>l. [L.] ckstnikts; se- 
 ExCERPToa, Ek-scrp-ior,* n. a piker or kuk-r. 
 Excess, Ek-s^s, u. mor dan eniif; si^pcrfUj^iti; 
 
 cj^ziibenins: ekstravagans; intcmperans. 
 Excessive, Ek-s^s-iv, a. beyond di|, bundz; ve- 
 
 htin-nt. [trava^ntli. 
 
 Excessively, Ek-ses-iv-li, ad. eksediiili: cks- 
 ExcKssiVE.VESS, Ek-8«3-iv-ncs, ii. ekscs; vthtraens. 
 ExcuA.vuE, Eks-^nnj, v. t. tu giv wun tig for 
 
 aniider; tu bqrter; tu komi'it; tu qanj. 
 Exchange, Eks-ijanj, n. de ukt ov ekscjfinjii): bqr- 
 
 tor; — balans ov muni ov difcTcnt kuntriz:^a 
 
 pla-i hw.-tr inertiants inrt. [ek.'qsinjd. 
 
 Exchangeable, Ek?-(jiiiij-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 ExCHbtjUER, Ek3-qek-cT, n. an loglij kort hw:ir 
 
 de publik rovcnn iz resevd and jiad, and ol kasez 
 
 rrlatio tu At revfnn, trjd. 
 ExcHEQL'ER-BtLL, Eks-(jek-cr-bil, n. a bil ov 
 
 kri-dit iJnd bj At otoriti ov de BritiJ pqrlimcnt. 
 Excisable, Ek-s{z-a-bl, a. l^abl tu de di{,ti ov 
 
 eksjz. 
 Excise, Ek-'jz, ii. a taks levid upon komoditiz. 
 Excise. Ek-sjz, v. t. tu k-vi a taks or eksjz. 
 Exciseman, Ek-sjz-man, n. an insp^ktor ov ck- 
 
 sjzil gudz. 
 Excision, Ek-sij-on, n. eksterpajon; nitin. 
 Excitability, Ek-sjt-a-bil-i-ti, n. kapabiliti ov 
 
 beio eksjied. [stord up. 
 
 Excitable, Ek-sjt-a-bl, a. ezi tu be ckejtcd or 
 Excitation, Ek-si-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov eksitijj or 
 
 risziy. 
 Excitative, Ek-«jt-a-tiv, a. havip p-ser tu eksjt. 
 Excite, Ek-5jt, ». t. tu rsz; tu animat; tu stor up. 
 Excitement, Ek-sjt-ment, n. stat ov bcifl eksjtcd; 
 
 sensnjiin: ajitajon; komo/on. 
 Exciter. Ek-sjt-er, n. wun h<n eksjts or sterz up. 
 Exciting, Ek-sjt-iQ, pp. a. r'szij); tondig tu eksjt. 
 Exclaim, Eks-klum, v. i. tu krj -st; tu mak an 
 
 Tstkri. 
 ExcLAiMER. Eks-klam-er, n. wun ha> maks 'stkr^z. 
 Exclamation, Ek.-!-kia-ma-Jon, n. vehement -51- 
 
 krt: klamor;— a mqrk (!; indikatig emojon or 
 
 wunder. 
 ExCLAMATOBT, Eks-klam-a-to-ri, a. kontanig 
 
 eksklamajon. [prohibit. 
 
 Exclude, Eks-klqd, r. t. tu Jut ist; tu deb^r; tu 
 ExcLisiON, Eks-khi-jon, n. a Jutij) Tst. 
 ExcLisiONiST, Eks-kiij,-5on-ist, n. wun hO) cks- 
 
 kk|,ilz or df Uirz. 
 ExcLL'SiVE, Eks-klq-siv, a. tcndig tu eksklqd: 
 
 dtbqrii): eks<?ptii);— oputd tu {Inclueice.} 
 Exclusively, Ek^-klii-siv-li, ad. widiit adraitio 
 
 anilder. [ekskliisiv. 
 
 ExcLisiVENESS, Ek.><-kl4-siv-nes, n. stat ov beij) 
 Excogitate, Eks-k6j-i-tat, c. t. tu invent: tu 
 
 kcijitat. ^ [itat. 
 
 Excogitate, Eks-k6j-i-tat, v. i. tu tigk; tu koj- 
 EXCOGITATION, Eks-koj-i-ta-Jon, n. invenjon: 
 
 kojitafon. [tu ckskornqnikajon. 
 
 ExcoMMi'NiCABLE, Eks-kom-^-ni-ka-bl, a. IjabI 
 ExcoMMiNiCATE, Eks-kom-i'i-ni-kat, c. t. tu 
 
 cksklqil I'rnm komqnydn: tu cksp^l. 
 Excommunicate, Eks-kum-^-ni-kat, «. ekikli^d- 
 
 ed from de Qurq. 
 
 ExcoMMUNiCATio.v, Eks-kom-ti-ni-ki-JoD, n. eks- 
 
 klim.n from de ft^lj/ip ov de (;urq: an intcrdikt. 
 Ex CONCK8SO, Eki kon-ads-Q, [L.] from hwot 
 
 haz bin grunted. [of de skin. 
 
 Excoriate. Eks-k<f>-ri-at, r. t. tu fla; tu strip 
 KxcottiATio.v, Eks-ku-ri-a-Jon, n. de akt ov fla- 
 
 iij; 11 gdip. [puli{) of de bqrk. 
 
 ExcoRTiCATiON, Eks-kor-ti-kii-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 Excrement, Eks'kre-ment, n. alvindis<jqrjez;dug. 
 Exlremental, Eks-kre-ment-al, a. rtlatio tu 
 
 ckskrcm"nl. [tanin ekskrtment. 
 
 Excrementitious, Eks-kre-men-tiJ-us, a. kon- 
 KxcRtscENCE, Ekji-kres-cn.", 11. a prutqberaa"; a 
 
 tiUUT. [els. 
 
 Exckesce.nt, Eks-kr^s-ent, a. groin '"^ ov sumtig 
 Excrete, Eks-kret, v. i. tu ejcki bj ekskrtjun; 
 
 tu eksern. ' [substans. 
 
 F-lxcRETiON, Eks-krc-Jon, n. ejekjon ov animal 
 Excretive, Eks-krc-tiv, a. sei>arntig: rjektijj. 
 Excretory, Eks'kre-tu-ri, or Eks-krc-to-ri, a. 
 
 ek:5kretiy; ek-kretiv. 
 Excretory, Eks'kre-to-ri, n. a dukt dat trans- 
 mits ek:!kreted mater. 
 Excruciate, Eks-kni)-Ji-nt, r. t. tu aflikt wid 
 
 grat pan: tu tortyqr; tu torment. [ful. 
 
 ExcuL'ciATiNO, Eks-knf)-Ji-at-ifl, pp. a. veri pan- 
 ExcRuciATioN, Eka-knD-Ji-d-Jon, n. terment; 
 
 veksajon: tortjT^r. [kdlpated. 
 
 Exculpable. Eks-kul-pa-bl, a. dat ma be eks- 
 ExcuLPATE, Eks-kiil-pat, v. t. tu kler from felt; 
 
 tu ekski'iz. (ekskiis. 
 
 ExcuLPATio.v. Eks-kul-pa-Jon, n. vindikajon; 
 Exculpatory, Eks-kul-pa-to-ri, a. klcrij) from 
 
 imputed folt. 
 ExcuRiA, Ek.s-kq,-ri-a, [L.] {Law} ut ov kort. 
 ExcuESiON, Eks-kar-Jon, n. a rambl; digrejon, 
 
 ajurni. frovij). 
 
 Excursive, Eks-kiir-siv, a. ramblig: wonderiy; 
 Excursively, Eks-kiir-siv-li, ad. in a wonderig 
 
 manor. [ekskdrsiv. 
 
 ExcuRSiVENESS, Eks-ktir-siv-nes, ». stat ov bcig 
 Excursus, Eks-kdr-sus, n. [L.] a literari eksersji 
 
 or jterf'trmans; a diskujon. 
 Excusable, Eks-kqz-a-bl, a. admitig eksktis 
 
 l^rdnabl. [nes, 
 
 ExcusABLENESS, Eks-ki^z-a-bl-nes, n. p<^rdnabl- 
 ExcusATio.v, Eks-kii-za-Jon, II. ekski^s; pie: ai>61- 
 
 oji. [aiK.lojetikal. 
 
 Excusatory, Eks-ki\z-a-to-ri, a. pleuij] ekskqs; 
 Excuse, Eks-kqz, v. t. tu ekst^nynat; tu remit; 
 
 tu jx^rdn. 
 Excuse, Ek'-kqs, n. pic; apoloji; pqrdn. 
 ExcussiON, Eks-kiiJ-on, n. {Law) a se.Tqr. 
 Execrable, Eks'e-kra-bl, a. hatful; detestabi; 
 
 akiirst. [manor. 
 
 Execrably, Eks'c-kra-bli, ad. in an ^ksekrabl 
 Execrate, Eks'e-krat, r. t. tu kurs; ta imprekat 
 
 il ujxjn. [Jon ov evl. 
 
 Execration, Eks-e-kra-Jon, n. a kurs; imprcka- 
 ExECRAiORY, Eks'e-kra-to-ri, n. a formqlari ov 
 
 ek.'^rkrajimz. 
 Execute, Eks'c-kqt, v. t. tu perform; tu kari 
 
 intu ofekt: tu komplct; tu put tu dot. 
 Executer, Eks'c-knt-er, n. wun boo perfermi er 
 
 eksekqts. 
 ExECUTio.v, Ek3-e-k»i-Jon, n. de akt ov eksekqtig; 
 
 rKTf.irman«; se^nr;— det infliktcd bj formi ov \a. 
 Executioner, feks-e-kq-Jon-cr, n. wun hoo kili; 
 
 Sfiejali, wun hoD puts tu dot kondemd kriminali. 
 Executive. Eg-z^k-yq-tiv, a. havig de puer ta 
 
 akt or ek.-'ekut: putig de loi in fors. 
 Executive, Eg-zek-yq-tiv, n. de person er p^er 
 
 dat admini.'<terz de guvcrnment. 
 Executor, Eg-iek-yi;-tor, n. he hco ^kfrkqts a 
 
 testHtorz wil. [an cgi^kyrilor. 
 
 ExxcuTORsaiP, Eg-i6k-yti-tor-Jip, n. dc ofiJ or
 
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 ExECUTOET, Eg-z6k-yq,-to-ri, a. relatip tia eks- 
 
 EkxiJon. [yntor. 
 
 Executrix, Eg-z6k-yTi,-triks, n. a fsmal egzek- 
 ExEGESiS, Eks-E-je-sis, n. eksplana/on; interpre- 
 
 tajon. 
 ExEGETic, Eks-e-jet-ik, ) eksplanatori. 
 
 ExEGETiCAL, i.ks-E-jet-1-kal, ) ^ 
 
 Exemplar, Eg-zem-plar, n. a patern; an egzdmpl; 
 
 a kopi. [plari maner. 
 
 ExEMPLARiLY, Eg-zem-pla-ri-li, ad in a egzem- 
 ExEMFLARiNESS, Eg-zem-pla-ri-nes, n. statov be- 
 
 ii) egzemplari. 
 Exemplary, Eg-zem-pla-ri, a. wurdi ov imita- 
 
 Jon; servig for a patern; korekt. 
 Exemplification, Eg-zem-pli-fi-ka-Jon, n. ilus- 
 
 trajon; kopi. [plifiz. 
 
 EXEMPLIFIEE, Eg-zem-pli-fi-er,n. wun hco egzem- 
 ExEMPLiFY, Eg-zem-pli-f j, v. t. tia ildstrat bj 
 
 egzdmpl; tu kopi. 
 Exempli gratia, Eg-zem-plj gra-Ji-Q, [L.] az an 
 
 egzdmpl. [tu ekski^z. 
 
 Exempt, Eg-zemt, v. t. im privilej; tu frs from; 
 Exempt, Eg-zemt, a. fre bj privilej; not Ijabl. 
 Exempt, Eg-zemt, n. a person egzemted from 
 
 serten scrvisez or di^tiz. [egzemted. 
 
 Exemptible, Eg-zem-ti-bl, a. kapabl ov beig 
 Exemption, Eg-zem-Jon, «. stat ov beig egzem- 
 ted; imi^niti. 
 Exequatoe, Eks-e-kwa-tor, n. [Z.] a ritn instrda- 
 
 ment rekognjzii) a person az konsul. 
 Exequial, Eg-ZE-kwi-al, a, fq,n£rial; rElatig tu 
 
 funeralz. [Emoniz. 
 
 Exequies, Eks'E-kwEz, n. pi. fn,neral rjts er ser- 
 ExERCiSE, Eks'er-sjz, n. labor; praJttis; perferm- 
 
 ans. 
 ExEECiSE, Eks'er-sjz, v. t. tu empl^; tu engaj ; 
 
 tu tran; tu praktis; tu yn,z; tu egzert. 
 Exercise, Eks'er-sjz, v. i. tu yq,z eksersjz; tu 
 
 labor. 
 Exeecisee, Eks'er-sjz-er, n. wun hoo eksersjzez. 
 Exeecitation, Eg-zer-si-ta-Jon, n. eksersjz; prak- 
 tis; yi|s. 
 Exeegue, Eg-zerg, n. [Fr.] a spas on a medal fer 
 
 de nam ov dE plas hw^ it iz struk; d£ dat, &s. 
 Exert, Eg-zert, v. t. tu yq,z wid efort; tu per- 
 form. 
 Exertion, Eg-zer- Jon, n. dEaktovegzertig; efort. 
 ExESiON, Eg-zE-jon, n. Az akt ov Etig trco. 
 Exfoliate, Eks-fii-li-at, v. i. tu Jel of; tu pEl of. 
 Exfoliation, Eks-fo-li-a-Jon,»i. dE aktov Jelig of. 
 Exfoliative, Eks-f6-li-a-tiv, a. proki^rii) eks- 
 
 foliajon. 
 Exhalable, Eks-hal-a-bl, a. dat ma \>z ekshald. 
 Exhalation, Eks-ha-la-Jon, n. deaktovekshalii); 
 
 Evaporajon. [Emit. 
 
 Exhale, Eks-hal, v. t. tu send "st in vaporz; tu 
 Exhalement, Eks-hal-ment, n. mater ekshald; 
 
 vapor. 
 Exhaust, Eg-zest, v. t. tu dran; tu dre ^t totali. 
 Exhausted, Eg-zest-er, n. wun hca egzests er 
 
 drez 'St. [egzested. 
 
 Exhaustible, Eg-zest-i-bl, a. kapabl ov bsig 
 Exhaustion, Eg-zest-yon, n. dE akt ov egzestig; 
 
 stat ov bfiig egzested. 
 Exhaustless, Eg-zest-les, a. dat ma not bE eg- 
 zested. [inheritii). 
 Exheredation, Eg-zer-E-da-Jon, n. {Law} dis- 
 Exhibit, Eg-zib-it, v. t. tu ofer tu vxi; tu Jo. 
 Exhibit, Eg-zib-it, ». a paper egzibited; astat- 
 
 ment. [ofcrz. 
 
 ExHiBiTEE, Eg-zib-it-er, n. wun hcD egzibits or 
 Exhibition, Eks-i-biJ-on, n. dsakt ovegzibitig; 
 
 displa: publik Jo; penjon. 
 Exhibitioner, Eks-i-biJ-on-er, n. in Ijgland, a 
 
 yi|,niversiti 8tq,dcnt hcD enj^z an eksibijon er 
 
 penjon. 
 
 Exhibitive, Eg-zib-i-tiv, a. reprezentativ; dis- 
 
 plaig. 
 Exhibitory, Eg-zib-i-to-ri, a. setig fort; Joii). 
 Exhilarate, Eg-zil-a-rat, v. t. tu mak qErful; tu 
 
 enljvn. {zilaratii); hilariti. 
 
 Exhilaration, Eg-zil-a-ra-Jon, n. dt akt ov eg- 
 ExHOET, Eg-zort, V. t. tu insjt tu gud; tu per- 
 
 swad. [gud; advja. 
 
 Exhoetation, Eg-zer-ta-Jon, n. insjtment tu 
 Exhortative, Eg-zer-ta-tiv, a. kontanig eg- 
 
 zortajon. [zert; hortatori. 
 
 Exhortatoey, Eg-zer-ta-to-ri, a. tendii) tu eg- 
 Exhoetee, Eg-zert-er, n. wun hd) egzerts er en- 
 
 kurajez. [beriig. 
 
 Exhumation, Eks-hn-ma-Jon, n. At akt ov un- 
 ExHUME, Ek3-h4m, v. t. tu dig -st ov de ert; tu 
 
 unberi. [cate.y 
 
 ExiccATE, Eks-ik-at, v. t. tu drj up. Se {Mcsic- 
 ExiGENCE, Eks'i-jens, j n. dEmdnd; wont; nsd; 
 Exigency, Eks'i-jen-si, ) presip nssesiti; suden 
 
 okajon. [ad. 
 
 Exigent, Eks'i-jent, a. presii); rEkwjrig imEdiat 
 Exigent, Eks'i-jent, n. \Law) a Iqnd ov rit. 
 Exiguity, Eks-i-g^-i-ti, n. diminyn,tivnes; slen- 
 
 dernes. 
 Exiguous, Eg-zig-yq,-u3, a. smel;diminyri,tiv;litl. 
 Exile, Eks'jl, n. banijment; At person banijt. 
 Exile, Eg-zjl, v. t. tu banij; tu drjv from a kuntri. 
 Exile, Eg-zjl,* a. smel; slender: tin. [liv. 
 
 Exist, Eg-zist, v. i. tu hav egzistens; tu be; tu 
 Existence, Eg-zist-ens, n. stat ov beig; a bsig; 
 
 Existent, Eg-zist-ent, a. havig egzistens er bEig. 
 Exit, Eks'it, n. [/<.] dEpqrtyxir: a goiij 'st; det. 
 Exode, Eks'od, n. an interhxd at dE end ov a pla. 
 Exodus, Eks'o-dus, n. a dEpqrtyi;r; dE sekond 
 
 buk ov Mozez, hwiq dEskrjbz As jurni from 
 
 Sjipt. 
 Ex officio, Eks of-ij-i-o, [LA bj vertytj, ov ofis. 
 ExoGEN, Eks'o-jen, n. {Bvt.) a plant er tr£ hwiq 
 
 iz inkrEst bj grot on dE Tstsid. 
 Exogenous, Eg-z6j-en-us, a. bElogig tueksojenz. 
 ExoMPHALOS, Eg-z6m-fa-los, 71. a. navel rupty^r. 
 ExONEEATE, Eg- z6n-er-at, v. t. tu unl6d; tu dis- 
 
 qqrj. [bardnig. 
 
 ExoNEEATiON, Eg-zon-er-a-Jon, n. dE akt ov dis- 
 ExoNERATiVE, Eg-z6n-er-a-tiv, a. freig from enl 
 
 qqrj. [entrsti. 
 
 ExORABLE, Eks'o-ra-bl, a. dat ma bE moovd bj 
 Exorbitance, Eg-zer-bi-tans, / n. stat ov bsig 
 Exorbitancy, Eg-zer-bi-tan-si, ( egzerbitant; 
 
 ekses; Enermiti. 
 Exoebitant, Eg-zer-bi-tant, a. eksEdig dq, bundz; 
 
 unrEznabl; Enormus; eksesiv. 
 ExoECiSE, Eks'or-sjz, v. t. tu ekspel, azEvl spirits; 
 
 tu piyifj from evI inflqens. 
 ExORCiSEE, Eks'or-sjz-er, 7j. wun hrt) eksorsjzez.. 
 Exorcism, Eks'or-siz-m,n.ekspulJonov evI spirits. 
 Exorcist, Eks'or-sist, n. wun boo eksorsjzez; a 
 
 kdnjqrer. ^ ' [tori. 
 
 Exordial, Eg-zer-di-al, a. introdiiktori; jirefa- 
 ExoRDiUM, Eg-zer-di-um, n. [L.] a prefas; an in- 
 
 trodukjon. 
 ExossEOUs, Eks-6s-E-us, a. bonles. 
 Exostosis, Eks-os-to-sis, n. [Gfr.] a protuberans 
 
 ov a bon. 
 Exoteric, Eks-o-ter-ik, ) a. publik; ekstc- 
 
 ExoTEEiCAi, Eks-o-ter-i-kal, ) rior; not SEkret; 
 
 opozd tu esoterik. 
 ExOTEEY, Eks'o-ter-i, n. hwot ia obvius er komon. 
 Exotic, Eg-z6t-ik, a. foren; not nativ; not pro- 
 
 dqst at horn. 
 Exotic, Eg-z6t-ik, n. a foren plant. [iom. 
 
 Exoticism, Eg-z6t-i-siz-m, n. a foren wurd er id- 
 ExPAND, Eks-pand, v. t. tu sprcd; tu opnj tu 
 
 dilat.
 
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 EzPAVSE, Eks-panK, n. w{d okst^nt; de firmament. 
 ExPA.\81BlLlTy, Ekd-puu-si-bil-i-ti, n. kapasiti 
 
 ov ek-U;iiJi<n. [ed. 
 
 Expansible, Eks-pan-si-bl, a. datmabe ek!<pand- 
 ExPANSiox, Eks-pan-Jun, n. de akt ov (;ks]aiiJig; 
 
 ek.-tt'iit. [ud. 
 
 Expansive, Eka-pan-siv, a. 8prcdig;beio ekspand- 
 ExPARTK, Eks-Mr-te, [L.] on wun sjd or pqrt. — 
 
 HkffXirtc eviJens, eviden;) ov Onli wun sjd. — 
 
 Ekupqrte ksiKsil, a kvndil on onli wun sjd. 
 Expatiate, Ek^-pu-Ji-at, v. i. tu ranj at Iqrj; 
 
 lu enlnrj U|)6n in lafljjWHJ. [jiuU. 
 
 ExPATiATOa, Ek3-|ja-Ji-a-Ujr, n. wun hob ekspa- 
 ExPATKiATE, Eks-i>a-lri-at, v. t. tu banij or re- 
 
 miLv frmn wunz kuntri. [emigrujon. 
 
 ExPATEiATiON, Eks-p«-tri-d-/on, n. bani/ment: 
 Expect, Eks-pekt, v. i. tu luk for; tu wut f»r. 
 Expectance, Eks-jtek-tan-s > «. de akt or ^lat 
 ExptCTANcr, Kk3-|jek-tan-si, ( ov ek3i)eklifl: 
 
 suinti() L-k.-ifiekted: hop. [/on. 
 
 Expectant, Ek^-pek-tant, a. watig in ekspckta- 
 ExptcTANT, Eki-pek-tant, n, wun ha> wata in 
 
 ekBpcktaJon. 
 Expectation, Eks-pek-ta-Jon, n. &z akt ov eks- 
 
 p^kti|): tij) eksi)oktcd; hop; trust; pruspekt ov gud. 
 Expkcter, Ek.s-pekt-er, n. wun hiD eksixJkts. 
 Expectorant, Eks-p^k-to-rant, a. kazig ekspek- 
 
 torajon. 
 Expectorant, Eks-p^k-to-rant, n. an cksp^kto- 
 
 mtiv ujL-disin. 
 Expectorate, Eks-p^k-to-rat, v. t. tu ej6kt from 
 
 de brest, (jejt.or lugz; tu kof up. 
 ExPECTORATio.v, Eks-pck-to-ra-Jon, n. disq^rj bj 
 
 k'tfifl. [ekspcktorajon. 
 
 Expectorative, Eks-p^k-to-ra-tlv, a. promotig 
 Expedience, Eks-jie-di-en?, ) n. fitno.^; proprje- 
 ExPEDiENCY, Eka-pe-di-en-si, j ti; siitablnea tu a 
 
 gud end. 
 Expedient, Eka-pe-di-ent, a. proper: fit; konven- 
 
 yent: sq_tabl: rekwizit; advizabl; yi^sful. 
 Expedient, Eks-pt-di-ent, n. menz tu an end: 
 
 dcvJH. [vcnyt-nlli. 
 
 Expediently, Eks-pe-di-ent-li, a<f. sqtabli: kun- 
 Expedite, Eks'pe-djt, i-. t. tu hasn; tu kwikn. 
 Expedite, Eks'pe-djt, a. kwik; hasti; czi; aktiv. 
 ExPEDiTELY, Eks'pc'-dit-li, ad. wid kwiknes; has- 
 
 tili. 
 Expedition, Eks-pc-diJ-on, n. hast; sped; aktiv- 
 
 iti; an cnterpriz; an undcrtakig. 
 Expeditious, Eks-pe-diJ-us, a. kwik; nimbi. 
 ExPEDiTiOL'SLY, Lkd-pc-dlj-us-li, ad. sptdili; 
 
 nimbli. fbanij. 
 
 Expel. Eks-pel, r. t. tu drjv -st; tu ej^kt; tu 
 Expellee. Eks-pel-er, n. be or dat hwiq ekspelz. 
 Expend, Ek.s-pend, r. t. tu la -xt; tu wast; tu 
 
 «pc"d. [ed; kost; ekspens. 
 
 EzPENDiTUBE, Eks-p^n-di-tur, n. de sumckspend- 
 ExPENSE, Ekd-pens, n. kost; Qqrjei; muni ek- 
 
 p^nded. [kostli. 
 
 Expensive, Eks-p^n-?iv, a. givntu ek^pens; lavij; 
 Expensively, Eka-p^n-siv-li, ad. in an eksfx^nsiv 
 
 manor. (kostlines. 
 
 ExPENSiVENESS, Eks-p^n-siv-ncs, (I. ckstravagans; 
 Experience, Eks-pe-ri-en.', n. nolej or wizdom 
 
 gnnd bj praktis; pwjf; teat; trjal. [pniktis. 
 
 Experience. Eks-pi-ri-ens, v. t. tu tq; tu no bi 
 Experienced, Eks-pi-ri-enst, p. a. havig had 
 
 oksperii-n-: vcrst; trjd. [trmlz. 
 
 Experienceb, F^ks-p«-ri-cn-»or, n. wun h(i> maks 
 Experiment. Eks-p^r-i-mont, n. an akt or opor- 
 
 a/on tu diskiWcr or pnt»v sum tn&t; a trjal; test. 
 Experiment, Ek^-per-i-mont, r. «'. tu mak cks- 
 
 ptTini''nt''. [eksiH-riraonti. 
 
 Experimental, Eks-por-i-m^nt-al, a. fiindod on 
 Experimentalist, Eks-per-i-ment-al-iat, n. a 
 
 maker ov ckdporimonta. i 
 
 Experimentally, Eks-pvr-i-m^at-al-i, ad. \\ 
 
 L'k^|";riineiil. 
 Experimenter, Ek^i-pdr-i-mcnt-er, n. a maker 
 
 iiv fk>|ierimeiits. 
 ExPERiMENTUM CRusis, Ek4-pcr-i-ment-um knfr- 
 
 sis, «. [L.\ ek-.i'perirnent ov de kro§; — a de»>i!)ir 
 
 eks[>c>rimuut. (terua. 
 
 Expert, Eks-p^rt, a. skilful; promt; redi;delu- 
 Expertly, Eko-p^rl-li, ad, in a skilful, redi 
 
 maner. [terilL 
 
 ExPERTNESS, Eks-p^rt-nes, n. skil; redines; deks- 
 ExpiABLE, Ekb'pi-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig ikapi- 
 
 atcd. 
 Expiate, Eks'pi-at, v. t. tuaton for; tu apei. 
 Expiation, Eks-pi-a-Jon, n. de akt ov ekspiatig; 
 
 sali.-fakjon. 
 Expiatory, Eks'pi-a-to-ri, a. relatigta,er mak- 
 
 ig ck.-piajon. [land. 
 
 ExpiLATiON, Eks-pi-la-Jon,* u. robcri; wast upon 
 ExpiBABLE, Ekd-pjr-a-bl, a. dat ma kum tu an 
 
 end. 
 Expiration, Eks-pi-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov ekspjr- 
 
 ig; f mi/on ov bret; end; dot; cvaporajon; vapor. 
 Expire, Eks-pjr, v. t. tu bred •5t; tu okshal. 
 Expire, Eks-pjr, o. t. tu emit de lust brut; tu 
 
 di. 
 Explain, Eks-plan, n. t. tu eksp'snd; tu iliistrat. 
 Explainable, Eks-plau-a-bl,^ a. kapabl ov beig 
 
 ekspland. [eksp'jziior. 
 
 Explainer, Eks-plan-cr, n. wun hoa cksplanz; an 
 Explanation, Eks-pla-na-Jon, n. de akt ov eks- 
 
 planig; d not. [planajon. 
 
 Explanatory, Eks-plan-a-to-ri, a. kontanig uks-' 
 Expletive, Eks'ple-tiv, a. yi^zd tu fil up a spas. 
 Expletive, Eks'ple-tiv, n. a wurd yqzd tu fil 
 
 up a s|as. [room. 
 
 Expletoey, Eks'ple-to-ri, a. filig up;takig up 
 Explicable, Eks'pli-ka-bl, a. dat ma be eks- 
 
 plund. [plan; tu kler. 
 
 Explicate, Eks'pli-kat, c. t. tu unfiild; tu eks- 
 ExPLicATio.v, Eks-pli-ka-Jon, ». de akt ov eks- 
 
 plniiig: fksplannjon. 
 Explicative, Ek-i'pli-kn-tiv, a. tcndigtueksplan. 
 ExPLiCATOR, Eks'pli-ka-tor, n. an cksp'snder; an 
 
 eksplaner. [eksplanig. 
 
 Explicatory, Eks'pli-ka-to-ri, a. ^ksplikativ; 
 Explicit, Eks-plis-it, a. plan; kler; direkt: eka- 
 
 pres; not mcrli impljd. 
 Explicitly, Eks-plis-it-li, ad. planli; ckspr^Ii; 
 
 direktli. [plisiL 
 
 ExPLiciTNEas, Eks-plis-it-nes, n. stator beig eks- 
 ExPLODE, Eks-pluid, V. t. tu driv 'st; tu rtj^kt; 
 
 tu diskqrd. [tu burst. 
 
 Explode, Eks-plcSd, v. i. ta mak an cksplojon; 
 Exploder. Eks-pliid-er, n. wun hot) eksplodz. 
 Exploit. Eks-plfrt, «. a grat akjon; an a(jevment. 
 Exploration, Eks-plo-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov cks- 
 
 plwrig: strq. [or ck>pl(fin. 
 
 Explorator, Eks'plo-ra-tor, n. wan hoD s^rqes 
 Exploratory, Eks-j)16r-a-ta-ri, a. serqig. 
 Explore. Eks-plur, v. i. tu s^rq intu; tu cgzim- 
 
 in b[ trjal. 
 ExPLOSio.v, Eks-pl6-jon, n. de akt ov cksplod- 
 
 ig; a nuden, \%d di.aqqrj. 
 Explosive, Eks-pl<f>-siv, a. burstig; koxig cka- 
 
 plujon. [ov a prer. 
 
 Exponent. Eks-p<5-nent, n. {Algebra) an indcks 
 Exponential, Eks-po-n^n-Jal, a. relatig tu an 
 
 i'k-<|>oiK-nt. j kuntri. 
 
 Export, Eks-purt, r. /. tu kari or send it or a 
 Export, Eks'(>ort, n. dat bwiq ii eksported; a 
 
 komoditi sent tua forcn mqrkct. 
 Exportable, Eks-purt-a-bl, a. dat ma be eki- 
 
 lortiti. [pOrti^j. 
 
 Exportation, Eks-por-ta-Jon, n. de akt or eks- 
 EzroRTKR, Eks-purt-er, n. won hA ek5purts.
 
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 Expose Eks-poz, v. t. tu la opu; tu disklcJz; tu 
 
 put in danjer; tu mak Ijabl. 
 Expose', Eks-po-za, n. {Fr.'\ an ekspozijon. 
 Exposition, Eks-pa-ziJ-on, n. eksplanajon. 
 Expositive, Eks-poz-i-tiv, a. eksplanatori; dis- 
 
 klozifl. [preter. 
 
 Expositor, Eks-p6z-i-tor, n. ancksplaner; inter- 
 ExposiTOKr, Efcs-poz-i-tca-ri, a. eksplanatori; il- 
 
 listrativ. 
 Ex post facto, Eks post fak-to, [L.] from sumtig 
 
 dun afterwardz. An {ex post facto law) iz wun 
 
 hwiq apljz tu an ofens hwiq woz komited bsfor 
 
 de lo woz enakted. _ [remonstrat. 
 
 Expostulate, Eks-p6st-yq,-lat, v. i. tu rczn; tu 
 Expostulation, Eks-p6st-yti-la-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov eksp6styti,latii); debat; diskujon wid-st ag- 
 ger; rtmonstrans. [eksp6styq,lats. 
 Expostulator, Eks-post-yq,-la-tor, n. wun hot) 
 Expostulatory, Eks-p6st-yq,-la-t<a-ri, a. kon- 
 
 tanig ekspostyqlajon. 
 Exposure, Eks-p6-3q,r, n. &z akt ov ekspozig; 
 
 manifestajon; sityi^ajon; danjer. 
 Expound, Eks-p3nd, i;. (. tu eksplan;tukler: 
 
 tu interpret. [an eksplaner. 
 
 Expounder, Eks-p'snd-er, n. wun hdo efep-sndz; 
 Express, Eks-pres, v. t. tu reprezent;tu uter;tu 
 
 dskl^r; tu d£n6t; tu signif j; tu pres ut. 
 Express, Eks-pres, a. plan; manifest; in direkt 
 
 termz. 
 Express, Eks-pres, n. a mesenjer, er mesaj sent. 
 Expressible, Eks-pres-i-bl, a. dat ma be eks- 
 
 prest. 
 Expression, Eks-preJ-on, n. de aktovekspresii); 
 
 fraz; mod ovspeq; reprezentajon; aperans ov de 
 
 k'sntenans. 
 Expressive, Eks-pres-iv, a. servig tu ekspres; 
 
 Ijvli. [iv maner. 
 
 Expressively, Eks-pres-iv-li, ad. in an eksprds- 
 Expressiveness, Eks-pres-iv-nes, n. p'ser ov eks- 
 
 prejon. [prejon. 
 
 ExpRESSivo, Eks-pres-e-vo, [/(.] {Mus.} wid eks- 
 ExPRESSLY, Eks-pres-li, ad. in direkt termz; 
 
 planli. [senJn,r. 
 
 ExPROBRATE, Eks-pro-brat,* v. t. tu upbrad; tu 
 Exprobrative, Eks-pro-bra-tiv, a. upbradii): re- 
 
 proqig. [fejon. 
 
 Ex PROFESSO, Eks pro-fes-o, [L.] {Law} bj pro- 
 ExpROPRiATiON, Eks-pro-pri-a-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 diskqrdii). 
 ExPUGN, Eks-pi|n, v. t. tu kogker; tu tak. 
 ExPUGNABLE, Eks-pug-na-bl, a. dat ma be wun 
 
 bj fors. ' [ig bj aselt. 
 
 ExPUGNATiON, Eks-pug-na-JoD, n. de akt ov tak- 
 ExPUGNER, Eks-p^n-er, n. wun hca ekspi^nz. 
 ExPULSE, Eks-pdis,* v. t. tu drjv -st; tu ekspel. 
 Expulsion, Eks-pdl-Jon, n, de akt ov ekspelii); 
 
 ejekjon. [ekspuljon. 
 
 Expulsive, Eks-pdI-siv, a. havin de p"ser ov 
 Expunction, Eks-pdgk-Jon, n. de akt ov eks- 
 
 punjiy; abolijon. [tu efas. 
 
 Expunge, Eks-piinj, v. t. tu blot st; tu rub Tst; 
 Expurgate, Eks-pdr-gat, v. t. tu ekspdnj; tu 
 
 klenz; tu woj awa. 
 Expurgation, Eks-pur-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 klenzii): pq,rifikaJon. 
 Expurgator, Eks-piir-ga-tor, er Eks'pur-ga-tor, 
 
 n. wun htt) ekspurgats. [rifjii). 
 
 ExPURGATORY, Eks-pur-ga-tA-ri, a. klenzig; p^,- 
 ExPURGE, Eks-pdrj,* V. t. tu ekspdrgat. 
 Exquisite, Eks'kwiz-it, a. ekselent; konsdmat; 
 
 fjn. 
 Exquisite, Eks'kwiz-it,J n. wun hd) afekts fajon; 
 
 a fajonabl person ov eder seks; a bel or dandi. 
 Exquisitely, Eks'kwiz-it-li, ad. kompletli; kon- 
 
 sdmatli. [Jon. 
 
 Ezquisitenesb, Eks'kwiz-it-nes, n. n^seti; perfck- 
 
 ExsciND, Ek-sind, v. t. tu kut of. 
 Exsect, Ek-sekt, v. t. tu kut; tu kut awa. 
 Exsection, Ek-sek-Jon,* n. de akt ov kutig ut. 
 ExsiccANT, Ek-sik-ant, ;;. a drjig mcdisin. [drj. 
 Exsiccant, Ek-sik-ant, a. drjig: havig p-ger tu 
 Exsiccate, Ek-sik-at, ^'. t. tu drj. 
 Exsiccation, Ek-si-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov driig. 
 Exsiccative, Ek-sik-a-tiv, a. havig de p-ser ov 
 
 drjig. [bj spitig. 
 
 ExspuiTiON, Eks-pq,-iJ-on, n. disgqrj ov saljva 
 ExsTiPULATE, Ek-stip-yn,-lat, a. {JBot.y havig 
 
 no stipyTi,lz. 
 ExsL'CTiON, Ek-sdk-Jon, n. de akt ov sukig 'st. 
 ExsuDE, Ek-si],d, V. i. tu swet -st; tu ijir 'st. Se 
 
 {Exude.} [Se {Ecstasy.} 
 
 ExTACY, Eks'ta-si, n. eksesiv jer; raptyn^r; a trans. 
 ExTANCY, Eks'tan-si,* n. stat ov beig ekstant. 
 Extant, Eks'tant, a. standig in vij,; ns in beig. 
 ExTEMPORAL, Eks-tem-po-ral, a. ekstemporari; 
 
 suden. 
 Extemporaneous, Eks-tem-po-ra-ne-us, a. un- 
 premeditated; suden. [ekstempore. 
 Extemporaneously, Eks-tem-po-ra-ne-us-li, ad. 
 ExTEMPORANEOUSNESS, Eks-tem-po-ra-ne-us-nes, 
 
 n. de beig ekstemporari. 
 Extemporary, Eks-tem-po-ra-ri, a. uterd er 
 
 perfdrmd wid'st premeditajon; suden; ekstempo- 
 
 raneus. [tajon. 
 
 Extempore, Eks-tem-po-re, ad. wid'st premedi- 
 ExTEMPORizE, Eks-tem-po-rjz, v. i. tu spek eks- 
 tempore. 
 Extend, Eks-tend, v. t. tu streq "st; tu ekspand. 
 Extend, Eks-tend, v. i. tu req tu eni distans. 
 Extender, Eks-teod-er, n. he er dat hwiq eks- 
 
 tendz. 
 Extendible, Eks-tend-i-bl, a. ekstensibl. 
 Extensibility, Eks-ten-si-bil-i-ti, n. stat ov be- 
 ig ekstensibl. [ekstended. 
 Extensible, Eks-ten-si-bl, a. kapabl ov beig 
 Extensibleness, Eks-ten-si-bl-nes, n. de kapas- 
 
 iti ov ekstenjon. 
 Extension, Eks-ten-Jon, n. de akt ov ekst^ndigj 
 
 dilatajon; stat ov beig ekstended. 
 Extensive, Eks-ten-siv, a. havig grat ekstant; 
 
 komprehensiv; Iqrj; wjd. 
 Extensively, Eks-ten-siv-li, ad. wjdli; Iqrjli. 
 Extensiveness, Eks-ten-siv-nes, n. Iqrjnes; di- 
 
 fipivnes. [tu ekstend. 
 
 Extensor, Eks-ten-sor, n. a musl hwiq servz 
 Extent, Eks-tent, n. spas; bulk; kumpas. In 
 
 Lo, a rit ov eksek^Jon; scjur. 
 Extenuate, Eks-ten-yv^-at, v. t. tu mak tin; tu 
 
 lesn; tu paliat. [mitigajon. 
 
 Extenuation, Eks-ten-yq-a-Jon, n. paliajon ; 
 Extenuatory, Eks-ten-yq,-a-to-ri, a. ekst^nyn- 
 
 atig; paliativ. [ekstrinsik. 
 
 Exterior, Eks-te-ri-or, a. ■stward ; ekstemal; 
 Exterior, Eks-te-ri-or, n. de •stward surfas er 
 
 aperans. [tu destr^-. 
 
 Exterminate, Eks-ter-mi-nat, v. t. tu rCbt -st; 
 Extermination, Eks-ter-mi-na-Jon, n. destruk- 
 
 Jon; eksi^on. [eksterminats. 
 
 Exterminator, Eks-tdr-mi-na-tor, n. wun h© 
 Exterminatory, Eks-t^r-mi-na-to-ri, a. kezig 
 
 destrukjon. 
 ExTERMiNE, Eks-ter-min,* v. t. tu ekstenninat. 
 Extern, Eks-tern, a. ekstemal; eksterior; •st- 
 
 ward. 
 Extern, Eks-tern, ji. a stn,dent hcD duz not bord 
 
 widin de seminari; a da skolar. [ibl. 
 
 External, Eks-t^r-nal, a. TJtward; eksterior; viz- 
 ExTERNALiTY, Eks-t«r-nal-i-ti, n. stat ov beig 
 
 ■Ktward. [maner. 
 
 Externally, Eks-t^r-nal-i, ad. in an ekstemal 
 Externals, Eks-t^r-nalz, n. pi. tigz on de -stsid; 
 
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 EzTERSiON', Eka-t^r-JoD, n. de akt or rubig or 
 
 wjpin -St. 
 Extinct. P^ks-tijkt, a. ek3tij);?wijt: put Tt; dcd. 
 ExTixcTiox, Eki-iiuk-Jon, n. de akt ov kwcncjio; 
 
 de^trukjun. 
 Extinguish, Ek.s-ti{)-gwi/, v. t, tu put -st; tu 
 
 kwon(j: tu siijires: tu dfstr<^. 
 ExTiNOi;isuABLE, ELj-tijj-gwiJ-a-bl, a. dat ma 
 
 br kwi'iiijt. [kwen(jez. 
 
 Extinguisher. Eks-tifl-gwiJ-er, n. he or dat hwiq 
 Extinguishment, Ek.s-iiD-gwij-ment,J 71. cka- 
 
 ti{)kjun; drslrukjon. [katcd. 
 
 EiTiBPABLE, Eks-tor-pa-bl, a. dat ma be eradi- 
 ExTiEPATE, Eks-t^r-pat, p. t. tu w&t TSt; tu erad- 
 
 iknt; tu fk.stcrminat. 
 ExTiKPATiON, Eks-ter-pa-Jon, n. eradikajon: de- 
 
 strukjiin. 
 ExTiRPATOE, Eka-ttV-jMi-tor, er Eks'ter-pa-tor, ii. 
 
 wun h(i> roats st; a destrerer. 
 Extol, Ek3-t6l, v. t. tu praz; tu magnif{; tu lod. 
 ExTOLLKR, Eks-tol-er, n. wun hO) ckstolz; a 
 
 pra7.1T. [opresiv. 
 
 Extorsive, Eks-ter-sir, a. serv'ig tu ekstjrt: 
 ExTOHsiVELY, Eks-ter-siv-U, ai. in an ekstorsiv 
 
 manor. 
 Extort, Ek^-tort, v. t. tu fors awii; tu rip from. 
 Extort, Ek.s-tort, v. i. tu pruktis oprcjon. 
 Extorter, Eks-tort-er, ji. wun hO) ekstort^s. 
 Extortion, Eks-ter-Jon, n. ilcgal cgzakjon : 
 
 oprojon. [ekatorjon. 
 
 ExTORTiONART, Ek3-tor-Jon-a-ri, a. partakig ov 
 Extortioner, Eks-tor-Jon-er, n. wun hat prak- 
 
 tisez ckstorjon. 
 ExTORTious, Eks-t-V-Jus,* a. opresiv; unjdst. 
 Extra, Eks'tra, [Z.] a wurd oln yi;zd in kompo- 
 
 zijon, mf nig over and abiiv, (kutninli/iari; az, 
 
 ekstra !«, &s.; er, htyond; az, fA-rtra-jqdiJal, As. 
 Extract, Eks-trakt, v. t. tu dra Tst; tu tak from; 
 
 tu .sel^kt: tu abjtrakt from a literari wurk. 
 ExTttACT, Eks'trakt, n. de substans ekstraktcd; a 
 
 kwotajon. [lineaj. 
 
 ExTRACTio.v, Eks-trak-Jon, n. de akt ovdroig rt: 
 Extractor, Eks-trakt-or, n. he er dat hwiq iks- 
 
 trakti*. 
 Extraditio.v, Ek3-tra-diJ-on, n. {Law) Az akt 
 
 ov sendifl a person aki|,zd ov krjm tu be trjd in 
 
 Q foren kuntri, hw^r de krjm woz komited. 
 Extraoeneous, Eks-tra-JE-ne-u-i, a. foren; ov 
 
 antidcr kind. 
 Extrajudicial, Ek3-tra-ji]_-di/-al, a. beig 'st ov 
 
 de regyqlar kors ov legal prosEdyn,r. 
 ExTEAMissiON, Eks-tra-miJ-on, »i. emi/on. 
 Extramundane, Eks-tra-mdn-dan, a. beyond 
 
 de wurld. [substans. 
 
 Extraneous, Eks-tra-ne-us>, a. foren; ov diferent 
 Extraordinarily, Eks-trur-di-na-ri-li, ad. un- 
 
 komonli: (^minentli; rcmqrkabli. 
 Extbaordinariness, Eks-trdr-di-na-ri-ncs, n. 
 
 renii^rkiiblnes. 
 Extraordinary, Eks-trur-di-na-ri, a. not ordi- 
 
 nari; eminent; remnrkabl; unyi'iat^al; mor dan 
 
 komon. 
 Extraparochial, Eks-tra-pa-ru-ki-al, a. not 
 
 widin a pari/. 
 ExTRATAGA.NCE, Eks-tiiv-a-gans, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 bein ck.stravagant ; Ircgjulariti ; prodigilliti; 
 
 wast. [wjld; wastful. 
 
 Extravagant, Ek«-trdv-a-gant, a. ir^gjulQr; 
 Extravagantly, Eki-trav-a-gant-li, ad. wjldli; 
 
 wastfuli. 
 ExTRAVAS.\TE, Eks-tfav-a-sat, r. t. tu fisrs -gt 
 
 ov de proj)er vei<€l. 
 Extravasated, Ek5-triv-a-sat-od, a. bcifl •st 
 
 ov de proper vesel. 
 Extravasation, Eks-trav-a-sd-Jon, n. At akt 
 
 ov forsijj 51 ov veaelz. 
 
 Extreme, Eks-trem, a. gratest; ov de hjest de- 
 
 gre: utmost; lust; vigurus; gtrikt; sev£r. 
 Extreme, Eks-tre'm, n. de utmost pffnt; de hjest 
 
 dtgrt uv enitij); ek^tremiti; de end. 
 Extremely, Ekj-trem-li, ad. in At utmost de- 
 
 gre; gratli. 
 Extremist, Eks-lr^m-ist, n. a suporlcr ov eka- 
 
 trt'm dijktrinz or praktiaez. 
 Extremity, Ek.s-tr<5m-i-ti, ;j. de utmost pffnt ar 
 
 p(irt; nese.siti; emerjensi; vjulena; vigor; dia- 
 
 tres; end. [6kalrikated. 
 
 P^XTRiCABLE, Eks'tri-ka-bl, a. kapabl ov beig 
 Extricate, Ek^'tri-kat, v. t. tu didcmbanvs; tu 
 
 set fre. [trikatig; libora/on. 
 
 ExTKicATio.v, Eks-tri-kA-Jon, n. de akt ov 6ka- 
 ExTRiNbic, Eks-trin-sik, j a. cksternal; Tst- 
 
 ExTRiNsicAL, Eks-trin-si-kal, i ward. 
 ExTRixsiCALLY, Eks-triu-si-kal-i, ad. from wid- 
 est; cksternali. 
 Extrude, Eks-trtW, r. t. tu trust of; tu dqv of. 
 Extrusion, Eks-tnfi-jon, n. de akt ov trustig er 
 
 drjvig "st. [prot^berans. 
 
 ExTUBERANCE, Eks-ti|,-ber-ans,* n. a swclig; q 
 ExTUBERANT, Eks-tq,-ber-ant, a. swold; standig 
 
 ■St. [rjzig up. 
 
 ExTUMESCENCE, Eks-tti,-m&i-ens, n. a swelig; a 
 P^xuBEUANCE, Egz-yi'i-ber-ans, j n. overfloig 
 Exuberancy, Egz-yii-ber-an-:<i, j plenti; abiin- 
 
 dan.-; luksynrians. 
 Exuberant, Egz-yi'i-bcr-ant, a. abdndant; veri 
 
 kupius: pluntius; luksyqriant. 
 Exuberantly, Egz-yi^-ber-ant-li, ad. abundant- 
 
 li; kupiujli. [abdndans. 
 
 Exuberate, Egz-yi^-ber-at, v. i. tu be in grat 
 Exudatio.n, Ek:i-yq,-da-Jon, »i. de akt ov eks- 
 
 yndig; swet. 
 Exude, Eks-yi^d, v. t. tu fora ^t: tu disq^rj. 
 Exude, Eks-yi'^d, c. t. tu swet Tst; tu ijq, si. 
 Exult, Eg-zdlt, v. i. tu rcjor?-; tu trjuinf. 
 Exultance, Eg-zdlt-ans,* n. transpurt: jer; trjumf. 
 Exultant, Eg-zdlt-ant, a. rejffsig; trjumfig; cg- 
 
 zdltig. [umf; dclit. 
 
 PIxultatio.v, Eg-zul-tA-Jon, n. akt ov jer; tq- 
 ExuNDATio.N, Eks-un-d6-Jon, n. overflu; abdn- 
 
 diin*. [nsz. 
 
 Exuscitate, Ek-sds-i-tat,* r. t. tu stor up; tu 
 ExusTio.N, Eg-zdst-yon,* n. At akt ov burnig up. 
 Exuvi^, Egz-yii-vi-c, n. pi. [L.] kast skinz; koat 
 
 Jclz; hwotever iz Jed bj animalz. 
 Eyas, 'Fas,* n. a yug hok. 
 Eye, i, n. de organ ov vijon; aspekt; sjt; a smol 
 
 perfora/on; a smol kaq tU resev a huk; a bud 
 
 ov a plant. 
 Eye, i, v. t. tu woq; tu vt^; tu obz^rv. 
 Eyeball, 'Fbtil, n. de apl ov de j- 
 Eyebrigut, •Fbrjt, n. a plant; ynfrasi; yi^ferbia. 
 Eyebrow, i'hrs, n. de h.'iri qn; over de j. 
 Eyeglass, i^glas, «. a glas tu a^ist de sji. 
 Eyelash, ■FlaJ, 11. h^r dat ejez de jlid. 
 PjYELET, •Flet, n. a hoi tu let in Ijt, As. 
 Eyelid, ■f lid, u. de membran dat Juts over de j. 
 EvESALVE, ■F.-qv, n. flutment for de jz. 
 EvESERVKE, 'Tsfr-vi.'", n. s^rvis performd onli 
 
 under iospekjon. 
 Eyeshot, rjot, »i. a gluns; a tran/ent vrj. 
 Eyesight, i^sjt, »». de sjt ov At i. 
 Eyesore, ■Psor, «. sumtig of^nsiv tu Ac sjt. 
 Eyestrixo, i^.-'trig, n. de strig ov At j. 
 Eyetooth, ■FujDt, n. Ac UDt ov Ac uper je nekst 
 
 tu de grjnderz; de fag. 
 Eyewater, i^wo-ter, n. a kolirium. 
 Eyewitness, 'Fwit-nes, »i. wun ha» sei a tig wid 
 
 hiz on jz; okyt^lar evidens. 
 Eyre, Ar.* «. a kort ov itinerant jostise*. 
 Eyry, Ar'i, n. dc plos hw^^r b^rdi ov pra bild dv 
 
 ne.^ts, and ha^.
 
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 F. 
 
 Ff, iz a hwisperd kontinyriant, and iz qrtikjTi- 
 , latcd Ijk V, its korespondig vokal kontinyq- 
 
 ant. Se Latinz resevd de leter from de Polianz, 
 
 in Gi-ES, hcD rot it in de form ov dubl gama; 
 
 hwens it woz keld dj-gama. F standi fer Felo; 
 
 az, "F. R. S." 
 Fa, Fq, n. a mq,zikal neat, de fort in de skal. 
 Fabaceous, Fa-ba-Jus, a. havii) de natyixr ov a 
 
 ben. [priDdcnt. 
 
 Fabian-, Fa-bi-an, a. relatig tu Fabius; kojus: 
 Fable, Fa-bl, n. a fand stori, intended tu enfors 
 
 sum moral presept; a fikjon: a Ij. 
 Fable, Fa-bl, v. i. tu fan; tu rjt fikjon; tu Ij. 
 Fable, Fa-bl, v. t. tu fan; tu tel felsli. 
 Fabled, Fa-bld, a. selebrated in fablz. 
 Fabler, Fa-bler, n. a rjter ov, er deler in fikjon; 
 
 a tabyq^list. 
 Fabric", Fab-rik, n. a bildii]; an edifis; a manyq,- 
 
 faktyqrd qrtikl. 
 Fabricate, Fab-ri-kat, v. t. tu bild; tu kon- 
 
 striikt: tu forj. 
 Fabrication, Fab-ri-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov fabri- 
 
 katifl; konstrukjon. [a bilder. 
 
 Fabricator, Fab-ri-ka-tor, ji. wun hto fabrikats; 
 Fabrile, Fab-ril, a. belogig tu handikrafts. 
 Fabulist, Fab-yq-list, n. an etor, er rjter ov 
 
 fablz. [forjd. 
 
 Fabulous, Fab-yq-lus, a. fand; ful ov fablz; 
 
 ?^Fabulously, Fab-yq-lus-li, ad. in a fabyqlus 
 
 maner. [beiij fabyq,lus. 
 
 Fabulousness, Fab-yTi,-lus-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 Facade, Fa-sqd, n. \^Fr.] de frunt ov a bildig. 
 Face, Fas, n. vizaj; k-sntenans: surfas; frunt or 
 
 for pqrt; a plan; aperans; boldnes. 
 Face, Fas, v. i. tu turn de fas; tu kum in frunt. 
 Face, Fas, v. t. tu met in frunt; tu opoz wid 
 
 konfidens; tu stand cpozit tu; tu kuver; tu Ijn. 
 Facet, Fas-et, n. a litl fas; a smel surfas er sjd. 
 Facetiae, Fa-se-Ji-e, n. pi. [L.] witisizmz; plez- 
 
 antri; yqmorus kompozijonz. 
 Facetious, Fa-se-Jus, a. Ijvli; ga; witi. 
 Facetiously, Fa-se-Jus-li, ad. gali; witili; merili. 
 Facetiousness, Fa-S8-Jus-nes, n. qerful wit; 
 
 mert; gaeti. 
 Facial, Fa-Jal, a. relatii) tu de fas. 
 Facile, Fas-il, a. ezi; pliant; fleksibl. 
 Facileness, Fas-il-nes, n. pljausi. 
 Facilitate, Fa-sil-i-tat, v. t. tu mak ezi or ezier. 
 Facilitation, Fa-sil-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov mak- 
 
 ig ezi. 
 Facilitt, Fa-sil-i-ti, n. ezines: redines; dekster- 
 
 iti; redi komplians; ez; afabiliti; ezines ov ak- 
 
 ses. ' [ig. 
 
 Facing, Fas-ig, n. a kuverig; ornamental kuver- 
 Facing, Fas-ig, pj>. a. havig de fas toardz er 
 
 opozit. 
 Facinorous, Fa-sin-o-rus,* a. atrojusli wiked. 
 Facsimile, Fak-sim-i-le, n. [Z.] an egzakt kopi; 
 
 an engravd rezemblans ov a rjtii), engravig, &s. 
 Fact, Fakt, n. a tig dun; realiti; akjan; ded; 
 
 troot. [junto. 
 
 Faction, Fak-Jon, «. a politikal pqrti; disenjon; 
 Factionart, Fak-Jon-a-ri,* n. a pqrti man; a fak- 
 
 Jonist. [Jon. 
 
 Factionist, Fak-Jon-ist, n. wun hcD promots fak- 
 Factious, Fak-Jus, a. givn tu fakjon; tdrbi^lent. 
 Eactiously, Fak-Jus-li, ad. in a fakjus maner. 
 Factiousness, Fak-Jus-nes, n. inkiinajon tu 
 
 fakjon. 
 
 Factitious, Fak-tiJ-us, a. mad bj qrt in opozijon 
 
 tu hwot iz mad bj natyqr: qrtifijal. 
 Factor, Fak-tor, n. an ajent fer andder: a sub- 
 
 stitv|,t. In aritnutik, a mdltipljcr, or multipli- 
 
 kand. [faktor. 
 
 Factorage, Fak-tor-aj, n. de komijon al'sd tu a 
 Factorship, Fak-tor-Jip, n. de stat er ofis ov a 
 
 faktor. 
 Factory, Fak-to-ri, n. a h^ss er rezidens ov I'ak- 
 
 torz: a bodi ov faktorz; a manyqfaktori. 
 Factotum, Fak-to-tum, n. a servant emplM 
 
 aljk in el kjndz ov bizncs: a depyqti. 
 Faculty, Fak-ul-ti, n. abiliti: p-ser ov mind er 
 
 bodi; gift; deksteriti: de ofiserz ov a kolej; a 
 
 bodi ov prcafejonal men ov eni kjnd. 
 Facund, Fak-und,* a. elakwent. 
 Facundity, Fa-kun-di-ti, n. elokwens; rcdines 
 
 ov speQ. 
 Faddle, Fad-1,+ v. i. tu tqfl; tu tff; tu pla. 
 Fade, Fad, r. i. tu Icdz kulor; tu wider; tu vanij. 
 Fadge, Faj.f* V. i. tu si|t; tu fit: tu agre. 
 Fadixgxess, Fad-ig-nos, n. Ijabiliti tu fad; deka. 
 F^CAL, Fe-kal, a. Se {Fecid.) 
 F^CES, Fe-sez, n.-pl. [X.] ekskrement; sediment. 
 Fag, Fag, r. i. tu gro weri; tu fant; tu druj. 
 Fag, Fag, v. t. tu komjeh tu druj: tu bet. 
 Fag, Fag, n. a slav; wun hcD wurks hqrd; a not. 
 Fag-end, Fag-end, n. de end ov a web ov klot; 
 
 de untwisted end ov a rop; refqs. [twig. 
 
 Fagot, Fag-ot, n. a bundl ov stiks fer fqel; a 
 Fagot, Fag-ot, r. t. tu tj up; tu bundl tugeder. 
 Fail, Fal, v. i. tu be defijent: tu ses; tu perij; 
 
 tu deka; tu mis; tu bekum insolvent. 
 Fail, Fal, v. t. tu dezert: tu disapffnt; tu desev. 
 Failance, Fal-ans,'^ n. omijon; felt. 
 Failing, Fal-ig, n. omijon; defijensi; laps; felt; 
 
 det; falyqr. 
 Failure, Fal-y-qr, n. defijens; sesajon; omijon; 
 
 non-perfermans; bagkruptsi. 
 Fain, Fan, a. glad: pkzJ: — ad. gladli. 
 Faint, Fant, v. i. tu deka; tu sigk mojonles. 
 Faint, Fant, a. laggwid; not brjt; not vivid; wek; 
 
 k-8Qrdli: dejekted. [ardli. 
 
 Faint-hearted, Fant-hqrt-ed, a. timorusli; k^s- 
 Faint-heartedness, Fant-hqrt-ed-nes, n. kTS- 
 
 ardis; timiditi. 
 Fainting, Fant-ig, n. a swAn; sinkope. 
 Faintish, Faut-iJ, a. sumhwot fant. [fantnes. 
 Faintishness, Fant-iJ-nes, n. a slit degre ov 
 Faintly, Fant-li, ad. febli; laggwidli; timorusli. 
 Faintness, Fant-nes, n. de stat ov beig fant; 
 
 laggwor. 
 Fair, F^r, a. bTitiful;hwit; kler; not fisl; f avorabl; 
 
 ekwal; just; opn; priti gud; prosperus; liberal; 
 
 lejibl. 
 Fair, F^r, n. a stated mqrket;(lhand3am wuman. 
 
 Se fqr, de f emal seks. [opnli. 
 
 Fairly, F4r-li, ad. wid f^mes; justli; kandidli; 
 Fairness, F4r-nes, n. de stat ov beig f^r; onesti; 
 
 klernes. [ibl. 
 
 Fair-spoken, F^r-spok-n, a. sivil: kurteus:plez- 
 Fairy, F4r-i, n. a kjnd ov fabld, aerial beig er 
 
 spirit, in hqman Jap; an elf: a fa; an enqdntres. 
 Fairy, F^r-i, a. givn bj, er belogig tu, f^riz. 
 Fairyland, F4r-i-land, n. de jdeal rezidens ov 
 
 fi^riz. 
 Faith, Faf), n. belef ; trust in God; trust in Krjst 
 
 az Q Savyor; doktrin belevd; fideliti; konfidens; 
 
 Binseriti; onor.
 
 FAL 
 
 143 
 
 FAR 
 
 Faith, Fof,t nd. rcrili; in tntf. 
 
 Faithh-'L, Fat-ful, &. ffnn tu At trabt; leral; 
 
 upnt; k"n8tant. [oncstli. 
 
 Faithkllly, Fat-fu!-i, ad. in a fatful maner; 
 FAiTiiFiTLNESS, Fat-ful-Dcs, n. fideliti: onesti; 
 
 l«Talti. (Iffnl. 
 
 Faithless, Fat-les, «. widit fat; perfidius; dis- 
 FAiTULtssxKSS, Fut-les-nes, n. wont ov fat; per- 
 
 fiiii. 
 Fakir, Fu-kcr, n. a sert ov wondcrig mu;)k or 
 
 dvrvis in India. 
 Falcade, Fal-kad, «. de mo/on ov a hers hwcn 
 
 trun on hit hqn(}ci. 
 Falcate, P'al-knt, a. bent l[k n huk; falkatcd. 
 Falcated, Fal-kat-ed, a. Lukt; bent Ijka rr|iij)- 
 
 huk. [form. 
 
 Falcatio.v, Fal-ka-Jon,* n. krukodncs; a bendiy 
 Falchion, Fal-qon, </r Fol-/on, n. u Jort, kruk'-d 
 
 g*jrd: a dimeter. [sikl or sjd. 
 
 Falcifoem, Fal-si-form, a. havij) At form ov a 
 Falcon, F»5-kn, or Fal-kon, ii. a hok trand for sport. 
 Falconer, Fii-kn-cr, n. a trancr ov foknz. 
 Falconet, Fal-ko-net, or Fol-ko-nct, n. a sort 
 
 ov iirdnan!). 
 Falconry, Fol-kon-ri, n. At qrt ov tranig hoks. 
 Fall, Fol, r. t. tu drop dm: tu di: tui dckljn; 
 
 tu sigk: tu dckres; tu cb; tu h.ipn; tu rev6It: 
 
 tu apostatiz: tu loiz cicvajon or mpk. 
 Falu Fol, n. dcakt ov f.-dij): overtru; dcstrukjon: 
 
 d'snfol: kndons; katarakt; At otuin. 
 Fallacious, Fa-ln-Ju«, a. prudiislp mistdk; so- 
 
 fistikal: dr.«€tful; disapvntig. [maner. 
 
 FallaCIOUSLT, Fa-la-/us-li, aJ. in a falajus 
 Fallaciousness, Fa-la-Jus-ncs, n. tcndensi tu 
 
 dfstv. [krafl. 
 
 Fallacy, Fal-a-si, n. sofizm: dtst tf ul c^rgiinifnt: 
 Fallen, Ftil-n, p. from {Fall.) [falibl. 
 
 Fallibility, Pal-i-bil-i-ti, n. At stat ov btip 
 Fallible, Fal-i-bl,a. liabl tueror;fral;imporfekt. 
 Fallibly, Fal-i-bli, ad. in a falibl manor. 
 Fallixosickness, Fol-ig-sik-nes, n. de^pilepsi. 
 Falling-star, F6l-ij)-stqr, n. a JiDtig stqr; a 
 
 meteor. 
 Fallopian, Fa-lci-pi-an, a. an cpitet apljd tu 
 
 tii> tqbz or dukts diskdvcrd bj l^atopius, arjzi{) 
 
 from At yqtErus. 
 Fallow, Fal-o, a. pal red; — not .«on; untild. 
 Fallowing, F.-il-o-ifl, n. de akt ov makij) falo. 
 Fallowxess, Fal-o-nci), n. egzemjon from kulti- 
 
 vajon. 
 False, Folo, a. not tra>; pcrfidias; k^ntcrfit. 
 False-hearted, Fols-h^rt-cd, a. perfidius. 
 False- HE AETEDNI3S, Fels-h<^rt-ed-nes, w. perfid- 
 
 iui<nfs: dtsclfulnes. 
 Falsehood, FuU-hud, «. wontov tnat: anuntrdEit; 
 
 tre<jeri: a Ij: a foU as^rjon. [izm. 
 
 FALSEiSlf. Ftils-izm, n. a folsiti; At 6pozit ov tro- 
 Falsekeel, Fols-kcl, n. <Aau(.)de timber bel6de 
 
 man krl. 
 Falsely, F»5ls-Ii, a. in a fels maner: perfidiusli. 
 False.vess, Fols-nes, n. wont ov tntt; dese't: pcr- 
 
 fidi. 
 Falsetto, Fol-s^t-o, n. [Ji.] a t^nn in mqzik, 
 
 fif^nifjiD a fols or qrtifijal v<t«. 
 FALSiriABLK, Fol-si-fi-a-bl, a. liabl tu be folsifjd. 
 Falsification. Fol-si-fi-ka-Jo'n, n. At akt ov 
 
 folsifiio; kunterfit. [terfiu=. 
 
 Falsifier. Fiil-si-f|-cr. n. wunh(i)fol.<ifji ork-sn- 
 Falsikv. F/il-si-fj. r. t. tu mnk or pnt)V fols. 
 Falsify. Ftil-si-fi, c. i. tu utcr lit or folshudi. 
 Falsity, Fel-si-u, n. koDtraqeti ta tiott; a Ij; 
 
 cror. 
 Falter, Filter, r. i. tu heiitat in speq: tu fal. 
 Faltering. Fi5l-lcr-ip, n. ftblnes: drfijvnsi. 
 Falteringlt, Fol-tcr-ig-li, ad. wid hetitojon er 
 
 difikulti. 
 
 Fame, Fam, n. ulcbriti; rtn'Kn: rrpdirt; mtmor. 
 "amlu, Famd, p. a. rrniod: i>elebrat4xl. 
 
 AMILIAR, Fa-mil-y<ir, a. afabl; eii; umtcrtmani- 
 us; iiitimat; Ire; wcl non. 
 ■'amiliar, Fa-niil-yar, n. an intimat; — a demon. 
 
 'amiliarity, Fu-mil-yi-ar-i-ti, n. dettatorbeig 
 familyur: inlima.ii. 
 
 AMiLiARiZE. Fa-mil-yar-iz, r. (. tu mak famil- 
 j<ir: tu mak ezi b{ habit. 
 
 'ahiliarlv, Fa-mil-jar-li, sui. in a familyor 
 
 mailer: ezili. 
 Famille. Fq-me'l, [/*/■.] Se {En/amilU.) 
 "amily, F.im-i-li, it. b'sshuld; ras: jenera|on:kla8. 
 
 AMINE, Fam-in, n. a grat sk^^rsiti ov fit<d: d^rt. 
 
 'amisii, Fam-i/, c. t. tu stqrt-; tu dj ov hunger. 
 
 ■'amisiiment, Fam-iJ-ment, n. elutrem bugger er 
 tor^t. 
 
 AMocs, Fa-mu.«, a. remind; B^lebratcd; noted. 
 
 'amously, Fa-mus-li, ad. in a famus maner. 
 Fajious.vess, Fa-mus-nes, n. selebriti: grat fam. 
 "an. Fan, H. an in.''tnl<ment j'qzd bj wimen tu 
 kiTjJ dem-selvz; a yqt<5nsil tu wino gran. 
 
 A.N, Fan, r. t. tu koA wid a fan; tu wino. 
 
 ANATic, Fa-ndt-ik, »». a wjld entqziajit; a vij- 
 onnri. 
 '^ANATIC. Fa-nat-ik, | a. f ild wid fanatisizm; 
 
 ANATiCAL, Fa-nat-i-kal, j wjld; eottiziistik; 
 mad. [maner. 
 
 AXATICALLY, Fa-nat-i-kal-i, ad. in a fanatikal 
 
 AXATICALNESS, Fa-nat-i-kal-nes, n. frenzi: fan- 
 atisizm. [frenzi. 
 
 ANATiciSlf, Fa-nat-i-siz-m, n. wjld cntiiziazm; 
 
 ANCIER, Fan-si-er, n. wun b(t> fan^iz: an amater. 
 
 A.vciFUL. Fan-si-ful, a. imajinativ; vi3onari; 
 kimi-rikai. [er. 
 
 ANCiFULLY, Fan-?i-ful-i, ad. in a fansiful mao- 
 
 ANCiFL'LNESS, Fan-si-ful-nes, n. At kwoliti ov 
 beij) fansiful. 
 
 ANCY, Fan-si, n. imnjinajon; last: jdea; imaj; 
 inklinnjon: fondncs; yqraor; hwim. 
 Fancy, Fan-si, v. i. tu imajin: tu figyqr tu wunz 
 self. 
 
 AXCY, Fan-si, t. t. tu imajin: tu konsev; tu Ijk. 
 
 ANCY, F.in-si, a. fjn; plezig de fansi. 
 
 AXDANOO, Fan-da^-go, n. [<Sy>.] a Ijvli SpaniJ 
 
 dans. 
 
 AXE, Fan,* H. Q tempi; a qnrc; a van. 
 
 AXFARON, Fan-fa-ron, n. [Fr.] a blusterer; a 
 bull: a blaster. [boat. 
 
 AXFAROXADE, Fan-far-o-nad, n. a blu«tor; parad; 
 
 AXG, Fag,* r. f. tu sez; tu grjp: tu kluq. 
 
 ANo, Fag, ri. de tusk ov an animal; a talon: a 
 klo. 
 
 ANGED, Fagd, a. fornijt wid fagz. 
 Fangled, Fag-gld, a. gi3di;ridikyqlu5li: Joi. A\- 
 
 faij'ild iz nq fajond. [bj a prest. 
 
 ANNEL, Fan-el, h. an ornament Ijk a skqrf, worn 
 
 ANNRR, F.in-cr, ii. wun ho fanz. 
 
 ANTASiA, Fan-t^-je-n, n. [A.] a term in mqzik, 
 
 sitcnif jig a fanta^tikal or kaprijus ^r. 
 
 ANTA8TIC, Fan-tas-tik, ( a. irajnnal; im-ij- 
 
 ANTASTICAL, Fan-tas-ti-kal, i inari; hwimzikal; 
 
 fansiful: kaprijus. 
 
 ANTASTiCALLY, Fan-tis-ti-kal-i, ad. in a fan- 
 
 ta.stik maner. [likalnes; kaprfs. 
 
 ANTASTICALNE8S, Fan-tis-ti-kfiil-ne.«, n. hwim- 
 
 A.NTASY, Fan-ta-si, n. fansi: imajina/on. flcfn.) 
 
 ANTOM, Fan-t«im, n. a fansid vijon. ."^e {I'hnn- 
 
 AQUIR, Fa-kwfr, n. a wonderig d^rvis or mugk. 
 
 AR, Fqr, ad. rcmotli: at a distans; vori muq. 
 Fau, Fur, a. distant: rrraul: Alycnatcd. 
 "aecb, rqrs, n. a IqdikrusdramAtik reprrientajon. 
 
 ARCE. Fqrs, r. /. .tu stuf; tu swel ut: tu ckst^nd. 
 
 ARciCAL, F^r-si-kal, a. bel6oig tu a fqrs: Iv 
 
 dikrus. [er. 
 
 Farcically, F^r-si-kal-i, ad. in a fqrsikal man-
 
 FAS 
 
 lU 
 
 FAU 
 
 Fardel, F^r-del,* ji. a bundl; a pak; a burdn. 
 Fare, Fiir, v. i. Ua. go; tia pas; tu travel; luhapn 
 
 tu eni wun, wel er il; tu fed; tia et. 
 Fare, Fq,r, n. depris ov pasaj in a vehikl, bj land 
 
 er bj woter; fitid; pra)vi3()nz; — a tij takn. 
 Farewell, F4r-wel. or Fq,r-wel, ad. de pqrtig 
 
 kom|>liment; adi\. [Jon. 
 
 Farewell, F^r-wel, n. lev; dspqrtyixr; vakdik- 
 Faeewell, F^r-wel, a. valediktcDri; takig lev. 
 Far-fetched, F^r-fogt, a. brot from a distans; 
 
 stvi,diusli set; strand; iorst. 
 Farina, Fa-rj-na, n. fl-sr. In Botani, a f jn polen 
 
 or dust in fliserz, er on de anterz ov plants; — 
 
 stqrq er fekyq,la; wun ov de proksimat prinsiplz 
 
 ov vejetablz, 
 Farinaceous, Far-i-na-Jus, a. meli. 
 Farm, Fqrm, n. gnsnd kultivated bj a fqrmer. 
 Farm, Fqrm, r. t. tu les er let;— tukulti vat land. 
 Farm able, Fqrm-a-bl, a. dat ma be fqrmd. 
 Farmer, Fqrm-er, n. wun hro fqrmz; a kiiltivator 
 
 ov land. [biklipz. 
 
 Farmery, F^rm-er-i, n. a fqrm-h-ss and utter 
 Farming, Fqrm-ir), n. &z biznes ov a fqrmer. 
 Farmost, Fqr-mast, a. most distant; remotest. 
 Farness, Fqr-nes, n. distans; remotnes. 
 Faro, F^r-o, n. a gam at hazardz wid kqrdz. 
 Farraginous, Far-aj-i-nus, a. fermd ov diferent 
 
 materialz. 
 Farrago, Fa-ra-go, n. [L.] a konfi'izd mas; a 
 
 medli. [doktor. 
 
 Farrier, Far-i-er, n. a Jcper ov hersez; a bers 
 Fareierv, Far-i-er-i, n. de qrt ov helii) hersez, &s. 
 Farrow, Far-o, n. a liter ov pigz. 
 Farrow, Far-o, «. not prodqsiij yui); baren. 
 Farrow, Far-o, v. t. tia brii) forfc pigz. 
 Farther, F^r-der, ad. mor remotli; beyond; mor- 
 
 over; furder. [Se {Fvrther.} 
 
 Farther, Fqr-der, a. Jcmnp. mat remot; furder. 
 Farther, Fqr-der, v. t. tu. furder. Se {Further.) 
 Farthest, F4i'-dest, a. smjerl. most distant; fur- 
 
 dest. 
 Farthest, F^r-dest, ad. at de gratest distans; 
 
 furdest. 
 Farthing, Fqr-di;), n. de fort pqrt ov a peni. 
 Farthingale, Fqr-dig-gal, n. a ha)p tu spred de 
 
 petikot. 
 Fasces, Fas-ez, n. pi. [L.] rodz tjd up in a bundl 
 
 vrid an aks in de midl, anjentli karid bef(5r de 
 
 Roman konsulz. 
 Fascet, Fas-et, n. an jurn instrooment yi^zd in 
 
 makii) glas botlz. 
 Fascia, FaJ-i-a, n. [L.] a filet; a bandaj. 
 Fascial, FaJ-al, a. beloijiij tu fasez. 
 Fasciated, FaJ-i-at-ed, a. b-snd wid filets. 
 Fasciation, FaJ-i-a-Jon, n. a bandaj. 
 Fascicle, Fas-i-kl, n. a lit! bunq ov fl-serz;— a 
 
 bundl; a kolekjon. [bundl. 
 
 Fascicular, Fa-sik-yii-lar, a. ov or beloyiij tia a 
 Fascinate, Fas-i-nat, v. t. tu enqdnt; tu i;qrm; 
 
 tu bewiq. 
 Fascination, Fas-i-na-Jon, n. enqdntment; qqrm. 
 Fascine, Fa-sen, ji. [Fr.] {Fort.} a fagot. 
 Fashion, FaJ-on, n. de jeneral kustom or praktis; 
 
 farm; mak; vea; mod; raijk. 
 Fashion, FaJ-on, c. t. tu form; tu adapt. 
 Fashionable, FaJ-on-a-bl, a. koni'drmd tu de 
 
 fajon: modij; jcntil. [tu fajon. 
 
 Fashionableness, F;iJ-on-a-bl-nes, n. lionfermiti 
 Fashionably, FaJ-on-a-bli, ad. in a fajonabl 
 
 maner. [eni tip. 
 
 Fashioner, FaJ-on-cr, n. a maker or molder ov 
 Fast, Fast, v. i. tu abstan from fcDd; tu be ab- 
 stinent. 
 Fast, Fast, n. abstinens from find; tjm ov fastig. 
 Fast, Fast^ a. form; slroi); fikst; kwik; swift. 
 Fast, Fast, ad. fermli; klosli; nerli; swiftli. 
 
 Fast-day, Fdst-da, n. a da ov relijus abstinens. 
 Fasten, Fds-n, v. t. tu mak fast; tu mak ferm; 
 
 tu hold tugMer; tia sement; tu lii)k; tu afiks. 
 Fasten, Fds-n, v. i. tu fiks itself. 
 Fastener, Fds-n-er, n. wun hco fasnz. 
 Fastening, Fds-n-ii), n. dat hwiq fasnz. 
 Faster, Fdst-er, n. wun ho) abstanz from fiDd. 
 Fast-handbd, Fdst-hand-ed, a. avarijus; klos- 
 
 handed. [njs. 
 
 Fastidious, Fas-tid-i-us, a. disdanful; skwemij; 
 Fastidiously, Fas-tid-i-us-li, ad. in a fastidius 
 
 maner. [undij, njseti. 
 
 Fastidiousness, Fas-tid-i-us-nes, n. skwemijnes; 
 Fastness, Fdst-nes, n. fermnes; streijt; a strog 
 
 plas. 
 Fat, Fat, n. de liijktyqus pqrt ov animal flej; kon- 
 
 kret erl; — a me;?i|r; — a vesel;— a vat. 
 Fat, Fat, a. plump; fleji; kors; gros; rig. 
 Fat, Fat, v. t. tu mak fat; tu fatn. 
 Fat, Fat, i'. i. tu gro fat: tu gro ful-flojt. 
 Fatal, Fa-tal, a. apernted bj fat; dedli; mertal; 
 
 destruktiv; inevitabl; nesesari. 
 Fatalism, Fa-tal-iz-m, n. de doktrin ov inevitabl 
 
 nesesiti. 
 Fatalist, Fa-tal-ist, n. an adherent ov fatalizm. 
 Fatality, Fa-tal-i-ti, n. dekre ov fat; koz ov il. 
 Fatally, Fa-tal-i, ad. bj fat; mortali; destruktivli. 
 Fata morgana, r4-ta mer-g^-na, n. [A.] a me- 
 
 teorik fenomenonov Itali nerli aljd tu demirqj. 
 Fate, Fat, n. destini; destrukjon; kez ov det. 
 Fated, Fat-ed, a. dekred or orderd bj fat; dcbmd. 
 Father, F^-der, n. de mal parent; de ferst an- 
 
 sestor; wun hco kreats, invents, or fermz. 
 Father, Fq-der, v. t. tu tak; tu adopt, az a qjld. 
 Father-in-law, Fq-der-in-ld, n^pl. Fq-derz-in- 
 
 le; de fqder ov wunz huzband or wjf. 
 Fatherland, Fq-der-land, «. wunz nativ land or 
 
 kuntri. [titq,t. 
 
 Fatherless, Fq-der-lcs, a. wontin a fqder; des- 
 Fatherliness, F^-der-li-nes, n. de tendernes ov 
 
 a fqder. [havirj loi) legz. 
 
 Father-long-legs, F(^-der-16g-legz, n. an insekt 
 Fatherly, Fq-der-li, a. Ijk a fqder; tender; pa- 
 rental. 
 Fatherly, Fq-der-li, ad. in de maner ov a fqder. 
 Fathom, Fad-cim, n. a meji^r ov siks fet in legt; 
 
 penetrajnn. 
 Fathom, Fad-om, v. t. tu s-snd; tu fjnd de bot- 
 
 om; tu penetrat. [ig. 
 
 Fatiiomer, Fad-om-or, n. wun emplM in fadom- 
 Fathomless, Fad-om-les, a. dat kan not be fad- 
 
 omd. 
 Fatigate, Fat-i-gat,* v. t. tu weri; tu fateg. 
 Fatigue, Fa-teg, n. [Fr.] werines; lasitqd; de kez 
 
 ov werines; labor; tffl. 
 Fatigue, Fa-tt'g, v. t. tu tjr; tu weri. 
 Fatiscence, Fa-tis-ens, n. an opnig; an apertq,r. 
 Fatling, Fat-liij, n. a yug animal fed for sleter. 
 Fatly, Fat-li, ad. wid fatnes; grosli; grezili. 
 Fatness, Fat-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig fat: 
 
 plumpnes. 
 Fatten, Fat-n, r. t. tra mak fat er fleji. 
 Fatten, Fat-n, v. i. tu gro fat er fleji. 
 Fattiness, Fat-i-nes, n. grosnes: fulnes ov flej. 
 Fatty, Fat-i, a. liijktynus; oliajinus; grezi. 
 Fatuitous, Fa-ti^-it-us, a.' partakig ov fatq,iti; 
 
 fcolij. 
 Fatuity, Fa-ti^-i-ti, m. f^lijnes; wekneg ov mjnd. 
 Fatuous, Fat-yi],-us, a. fcolij; sili; sti^pid. 
 Faubourg, Fo-bcorg, n. [/''/•.] de envjronz ov a 
 
 siti; a suburb. 
 Fauces, Fd-sez, [Z.] {Anat.) de posterior pqrt ov 
 
 de m-st, terminated bj de larigks. 
 Faucet, F6-sct, n. a pjp tu giv vent tu a vesel. 
 Faugh, Fe, inter, ekspresig disljk or abhorens; fo. 
 Faulchion, Fdl-Jon, n. Se {Falchion.)
 
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 Faulcox, Fol-kon, n. Se (Falcrm.) 
 
 Fault, Kiilt, n. an ofdn«; »ljt krjm; def^kt; wont. 
 
 At /-lit, |)uzlil: in difikulti. 
 Faultily, Fol-ti-li, ad. in a fulti mancr; ropli. 
 Faultinem, F6l-ti-ncs, n. baducs; vijusnes; dt- 
 
 f.^ki. 
 Faultlms, Folt-lea, a. egz<5nit from folt; p«'rfekt. 
 Faultle88J(1l88, Felt-los-nes, n. dc stut ov btio 
 
 Faulty, Fol-ti, a. havio folts: rog; drf^ktiv. 
 Faun, Fun, n. a kind ov demigod or nitrul deiti. 
 Fauxa, F.i-na, n. [L.] n t<>rm in Zooloji, slgnif j- 
 
 ig de luiimalz, kuk-ktivii, i.v a kuntri. 
 Faux, Fok'i, «. At gulot: dc fari|)k.-<. 
 Fauxpas. Fii-pi'i- "• [■'''''•I ^ f"l* stcji; a minded. 
 Favillous, P'a-vil-u3, a. konsistip ov ajoz. 
 Favou, Ffi-vor, f. t. tu »up<irt; tu k'»ntrnans; tu 
 
 axi-ft; tu reg^jrd wid kindnf."; tu rezfimbl in fet- 
 
 Favob, Fii-vor, n. kindnes; rrgf'ird; 8up6rt; leniti; 
 
 gud-wil: cnitig worn az a tokn. 
 Favobable, Ffi-vor-a-bl, a. kjnd: propijus; frend- 
 
 li; tciidir; kuntribyiitii) tn; konvcnyent. 
 Fatorableness, n. kjndnes: btnigniti. 
 Favorably, Fa-vor-a-bli, ad. in a fuvorabl man- 
 
 er; kjndli. 
 Favored, Fii-vord, p. a. re;;qitled wid kindnes; — 
 
 fctyiird, yijzd wid uel, h'liJ, it, ki. 
 Favorer, Fii-vor-cr, n. wun hi'j favorz; a frcnd. 
 Favorite, Fii-vor-it, n. [Fr.] a person or tig br- 
 
 luvd. [vor. 
 
 Favorite, Fa-vor-it, a. bcltivd; rtgc;rdcd wid fa- 
 Favouitisu, Fa-vor-it-is-m, n. de akt ov favorig; 
 
 pqrjialiti. 
 Fawn, Fan, n. a yuj) drr; flatori. 
 Fawx, F.'n. r. I. tu kurt .•"crvilli: tu krinj. 
 Fawner, Fi>n-er, n. wun hj> fonz: a flatcrcr. 
 Fawnino. Fon-ij), ii. gro< or lo llatori. 
 Fawmni;, Fon-i{), /»p. a. mrnii flatcrip; s^rvil. 
 Fawnixoly, Fon-ij)-li, a</. in a krinjig, s^rvil wa. 
 Fay, Fn, n. a f:iri; an elf. 
 Fay, Fn, r. t. tu fit; tu «q,t; tu adapt. 
 Fay, Fn, r. «. tu Ij er yn,njt klus tugedcr; tu fit. 
 Fealty, Fe-al-ti, n. dqti d^ tu a siiperior lord; 
 
 IfTalti. 
 Fkar, Ftr, II. dred; tcror; o: apzifti; reverens. 
 Fkab, Fcr, r. t. tu dred; tu be afrad ov; tu rev- 
 erens. 
 Fear. Frr, r. •'. tu liv in ttror; tu be afrad. 
 Fearful, Ftr-ful, a. fild wid fcr; timorus; afrdd; 
 
 oful; drcdful. 
 Fearfully. F^r-ful-i, ad. in a fcrful mancr. 
 Fkarfulness, Fer-ful-ne?, «. timorusncsto; dred. 
 Fearless, Fit-Ics, ,i. frc frtmi fcr: intr«5pid: bold. 
 Fearlessly, F^r-lcs-li, ad. wid-st fer; intrcpiditi. 
 Fearnauuut, Fer-not, ii. n tik wulcn stuf. 
 Feasibility. Fc-zi-bil-i-ti, n. praktikubiliti. 
 Feasible, Fe-zi-bl, a. daf mn be dun. 
 Feasibleness, F^-xi-bl-ne?, n. praktikabiliti. 
 Feasibly, Fe-zi-bli. ad. praktikabli. 
 Feast, Fr-ft, n. a Bdrntynus tret; a festival. 
 Feast, Fr-t, v. i. tu tt cdintynu.-ili. 
 Feast, F^^<t, v. t. tu cntertiin sdmtyi^uali: tu 
 
 paiu|icr. 
 Feaster, Frut-er, n. wun h® fe?ts, or givx a feat. 
 Fkastino, F^!<t-io, n. an entcrtanment; a tret. 
 Feat, Frt, a. an a^cvment; an akt: ded: akjon: 
 
 ckspltrt; a trik. 
 Feather. Fed-or, n. a piqm ov a b^nl. 
 Feather, Fed-iT. r. /. tu dret in fedcrz. 
 Feather-bed. F^d-er-bod, n. u bed stuft wid 
 
 foderz. 
 Featiikred, F^d-erd. a. kladd wid feden; fited 
 
 wid t'odorz; swift; wigd. 
 Fkatheb-edoed, F^d-cr-ojd, a. slopig tu an oj 
 
 on wuu e°id. 
 
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 Feathery, Fed-er-i, a. fcdcrd: ptqmdfti. 
 Feature, Fet-ynr, n. a linrainent ov de fas; u 
 
 «i|)i?' I"!""': /''■ kaiit or inak ov At fas. 
 Featured, Fit yurd, a. ba\n) frtynrz. 
 Feiirkula, Fe-link-yii-lu, n. [A.] a sljl fever. 
 Febrific, Fr-brif-ik, a. t4:ndi() tu prodi^s fever. 
 Febuifuoe, Fub-ri-fii j, «. medii<in tu alii a fever. 
 Febrile, Fi'-bril,«/r ttb-ril, a. rtluiiu tu.partak- 
 
 i|) <iv, or indikfitig u fever. [yer. 
 
 t'EBRUARY, Ft'lj-nb-n-ri, (I. de I'l.-konil munt in dr 
 Fecal, Fe'-kal, a. reliitig tu dk-ikremi-nt, dregz, or 
 
 Icz. 
 Feces, Ff-sez, n. pi. [Z.l drogz. Se {Futeet.) 
 Fecula, F^k-yn,-la, n. [L.\ farjna: stqrq. 
 Feculence, F6k-yTi,-lens, n. mudine«; lez; sedi- 
 
 mi'iit: drci;z. (tiju". 
 
 Feculent, Fek-yn-lenf, a. f''<l:dregi;ekskrrmeii- 
 Fecind, Kek-uncl.i.r Fi-kuiid. a. frJjif uil; |>ru>lirik. 
 Fecundate. Fe-kiin-dat, r. /. tu imprf^imt; tu 
 
 niak friijtful or prolifik. 
 Fecundation, Fek-un-du-Jon, n. At akt ovmakig 
 
 prolifik. 
 Fecundiky, Fe-kiin-di-fi, r. /. tu fekdndnt. 
 Fecundity, Fe-kiin-di-ti, n. fntitfulncs; prujlifik- 
 
 nc^. 
 Fed, Fed, i. and p. from {Feed.} 
 Fedary, F^-a-ri,* ii. a konfederat; a pqrtnor. 
 Federal, F(5d-er-al, a. relatiy tu a leg; konfed- 
 erat. 
 Federalist, F^-er-al-i.^t, n. a member ov, or an 
 
 iiilberent tu a federal yqnyon: a member ov a 
 
 poiitikal jiorti. [asi. 
 
 Federate, ted-er-at, a. legd; jflrnd in konf(klcr- 
 Federation, Fed-er-a-Jon, «. a leg: a konfederasi. 
 Federative, Fod-er-a-tiv, a. ytinjtifl; formig u 
 
 leg. 
 Fee, Fc. m. rew.inl; rekompcns: pamcnf. In Ia^>. 
 
 a tenyi^r bj hwi<! landz, k*., qr held. An esUit 
 
 held in /c siinpt iz at de entjr disi)ozul ov dr 
 
 (jner. 
 Fee, Fc, r. t. tu rcwi'inl: tn pa; tu brjh; tu hjr. 
 Feeble, Fe-bl, a. wek; debilitated; sik'li; infMn. 
 Feeble-minded, Fe-bl-inind-ed, a. wek ov injnd: 
 
 iri'Zuliit. 'fcnnili. 
 
 Feebleness, F^-bl-nes, n. wrknes; imbe^iliti; in- 
 Feebly, Fc-bli, ad. in n febl maner; wekli. 
 Feed. Fed, r. t. tu suplj: tu fnrni/; tu nurij: tu 
 
 qerij: tu kep. 
 Feed, Fed, r. i'. tu tak fiod; tin ct; tu po^tynr. 
 Feed, Fed, n. fotnl; dat hwiq iz etu; po-tyur. 
 Feeder, Fed-er, ». wun hoj frdz or givz fa)d; a 
 
 ^trrm ov wotcr for suplji)) a knnal. 
 Feeding, Ft'(l-ifl, n. de akt ov frclij); — pastyqr. 
 Feed-pipe, Ffd-|>ip, n. a pjp for supliig wotcr 
 
 tu a stem cnjin berler, or tu n pump. 
 Fee-Estate, he-e.-i-tat, n. landi or tenements for 
 
 hwiq sum s^rvis or aknolejment iz pad tu dr 
 
 qef lord. 
 Fee-farm, Fe-fqrm, n. {Ln*r)a t«nynr ov landz; 
 
 o tenviir bj hwiq landz qr held. 
 Feel, i-'el, r. ♦. [«. felt, i>f. felii), felt,] tu hav 
 
 persenjon bj At tu(j: tu be afekte<l; tu sorq. 
 Feel, Fel, -r. t. tu persev bj de fu<}; tia handl: 
 
 tu hav sens ov; tu sufer; tu (s'snd; tu trj. 
 
 Feel, Fel, n. At cens ov feliy: de tu^; felifl 
 Feeler, Fi'l-cr, n. he or du ' 
 hornz or antenr ov insekts. 
 
 ic; te 
 fclz: 
 
 p}. dc 
 
 Feeljno, F^l-ij), pp. a. ekspnJsiv ov pcnsibiliti: 
 
 tender. 
 Feeling Fil-ij), n. desons ov tuq; pcr.<epJon; t«n- 
 
 demt'."; sensibiliti. 
 Feelingly, Fel-io-Ii, ad. in a felio mancr. 
 Fee-simple, Fe-slm-j'l. n. {Imic) a tonyqr tu 
 
 projH-rli: an iili^ioliit fe. I^and or real calal held 
 
 bj fr-tiinpl iz held bj dr oner* rjf. and ii trwu- 
 
 misibl inhcritnns.
 
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 FzCT, Yet, n. de plural ov {Foot.} 
 Feign, Fan, i-. t- tu invent; tu dis^mbl; tui pre- 
 tend: tia forj; tu kTsnterfit. 
 Feigx, Fan, I', t. tia relat folsli; tu. imaj. 
 Feigned, Fand, jj. a. invented: felsifjd. 
 Feignedlt, Fan-ed-li, ad. in fikjon; not tra>li. 
 Feigxedness, Fan-ed-nes. n. fikjon; deset. 
 Feigner, Fan-er, n. wun hoD fanz. 
 Feint, Fant, n. fols apsrans; mok aselt. 
 Felapton, Fs-lap-ton, 7i. {Logic} a farm ov 
 
 silojizm. 
 Felicitate, Fe-lis-i-tat, v. t. tia wij hapines tu; 
 
 tu mak hapi: tu kongratyvi,lat. 
 Felicitation, Fg-lis-i-ta-Jon, n. kongratyr^lajon. 
 Felicitous, Fe-lis-i-tus, a. hapi; blisful; pros- 
 
 perus. 
 Felicitously, Fe-lis-i-tus-li, ad. hapili. 
 Felicity, Fe-lis-i-ti, n. hapines; prosperiti; blis. 
 Feline. Ft-lin, a. Ijk a kat; pertanii) tu a kat. 
 Felis, Fe-lis,' n. [L.] wun ov de/dids, a famili 
 
 ov fero.[us animalz ov dg kat kjnd. 
 Fell, Fel, a. krcDcl; inhq,man; savaj; bludi. 
 Fell, Felj n. de skin; As hid ov a best;— a hil. 
 Fell, Fel, v. t. tu nok d-sn: tu hq, d^n; tu kut 
 
 d3n. 
 Fell, Fel, i. from {Fall}. 
 Feller. Fel-er, n. wun hoD folz er hTi,z d-sn. 
 Fellmonger, Fel-mug-ger, w. a deler in hjdz. 
 Felloe, Fel-o, n. de rim ov a hwel. Se {Felly.} 
 Fellon, Fel-on, n. a sor; a hwitlo. Se {Felon.} 
 Fellow, Fel-o, n. a kompanyon; an asojiat; an 
 
 ckwal: a per; a member ov a kerporajon; a priv- 
 
 ilejd member ov a kolej; — a men person. It iz 
 
 muq yi\,zd in IcompQzifon, az/eZo-servant, felo- 
 
 suferer, &s. 
 Fellow-creature, Fel-o-krEt-yq,r, n. wun hcD 
 
 haz de .-^am kreator. [interest. 
 
 Fellow-feeling, Fel-o-fel-ig, n. simpati; jernt 
 Fellow-heir, Fel-o-4r, n. a ko^r; ajemtJir. 
 Fellowship, Fel-o-Jip, ». kompanyonjip; sosjeti; 
 
 asoijifijon; frekwensi ov interkors; scDjal ple3i|r; 
 
 an establijment in a kolej. 
 Fellow-soldier, Fel-o-s61-jer, n. wun hco fjts 
 
 under de sam komdnder. 
 Fellow-student, Fel-(a-st4-dent, n. wun hoo 
 
 studiz wid aniider. 
 Fellow-subject, Fel-o-sdb-jekt, n. wnn ho) 
 
 livz under de sam guvernment. 
 Felly, Fel-i, ad. krcoeli; savajli; bqrbarusli. 
 Felly, Fel-i, n. de ijtward rim ov a hwel. 
 Felo de se, Fe-lo de se, n. {Laio} he hcD komits 
 
 feloni bj murderii) himself: a self-murderer. 
 Felon, Fel-on, n. wun konvikted ov feloni; — a 
 
 hwitlo; a sor. 
 Felon, Fel-on, a. kriminal; krt)el; tratorus. 
 Felonious, Fe-16-ni-us, a. wiked; vilanus; malig- 
 nant, [wa. 
 Feloniously, Fc-16-ni-us-li, ad. in a felonius 
 Feloniousness, Fe-lo-ni-us-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beii) felonius. 
 Felspar, Fel-spqr, ?i. asilijus mineral hwiq fermz 
 
 a konstityT\,ent pqrt ov granit and sjenjt. 
 Felspathic, Fel-?pat-ik, a. relatii) tu felspqr. 
 Felt, Felt, i. and p. from {Fed.} 
 Felt, Felt, n. wulen klot er stuf for hats; a skin. 
 Felucca, Fc-luk-a, n. [It.] a smol vesel wid too 
 
 mast?; a smol wer bot. 
 Female, Fe-mal, n. a. Je; wun ov de seks hwig 
 
 briijz yun. 
 Female, te-mal, a. not mal; feminin: soft. 
 Feme covert, Fam ko-r6rt, «?• Fern kuv-ert, ji. 
 
 [Fi\] {Law} a marid wuman. 
 Femesole, Fam-s61, n. [Fv.'] {Law} a siggl 
 
 wiaman. 
 Feminine, Fem-i-nin, a. relatig tu wimcn or 
 femalz; femal; soft; tender; delikat. 
 
 Femoral, Fem-o-ral, a. belogii) tu de tj. 
 
 Fen, Fen, n. a mqrj; a moor; a bog; a moras. 
 
 Fence, Fens, n. dut hwiq defendz or protekts; a 
 Ijn ov obstaklz interpozd bj qrt betwen tco jior- 
 Jonz ov land; Q gqrd; enklo3ii,r; a n\«nd; a hej; 
 a wol; — de qrt ov defens; fensiij; defens. 
 
 Fence, Fens, v. t. tu enkloz wid a fens; tu se- 
 ki'^r; tu gqrd; tu fortif j. 
 
 Fence, Fens, v. i. tu praktis de qrt ov fensig. 
 
 Fenceless, Fens-les, a. wid-st enklojur; opn. 
 
 Fence-month, Fens-munt, n. de muut in hwig 
 it iz prohibited tu hunt in eni forest. 
 
 Fencer, Fens-er, n. wun hen tegez er praktisez 
 fensii). 
 
 Fencible, Fen-si-bl, a. kapabl ov defens. 
 
 Fencible, Fen-si-bl, n. a soljer fer defensiv pur- 
 pusoz. 
 
 Fencing, Fens-ig, n. de qrt ov defens bj wepnz. 
 
 Fencing-master, Fens-iij-mas-ter, n. a teqer ov 
 fensiij. 
 
 Fencing-school, Fens-ig-skool, n. a skcol fer teg- 
 ig de qrt ov fensig. 
 
 Fend, Fend, v. i. tu dispi\t; tu Jift of a qqrj. 
 
 Fender, Fend-er, n. a metal gqrd plast befor a 
 fjr. 
 
 Fenestral, Fe-nes-tral, a. belogii) tu windoz. 
 
 Fen-goose, Fen-goos, n. a spejez ov gcDs. 
 
 Fennel, Fen-el, n. a bjenial, aromatik plant. 
 
 Fenny, Fen-i, a. mqrji; bogi; moDriJ. 
 
 Feodal, Fq,-dal, a. held bj tenynr. Se {Feu- 
 dal.} 
 
 Feoff, Fef, v. t. tu put in pozejon; tu invest. 
 
 Feoffee, Fef-e, er Fef-e, n. wun put in pozejon 
 ov real properti. 
 
 Feoffer, Fef-er, er Fef -or, n. wun hot) fefs. 
 
 Feoffment, Fef-ment, n. grant ov a pozejon. 
 
 Feral, Fe-ral,* a. fi|nereal; dedli. 
 
 Feretory, Fer-e-to-ri, n. a plas in a qurq fer a 
 ber, a Jrjn, toom, or relik-boks. 
 
 Ferial, Fe-ri-al, a. relatig tu wek-daz, er tu 
 holidaz. 
 
 Ferine, Fe-rin, a. wjld; savaj; bqrbarus. 
 
 Ferment, Fer-ment, v. t. tu raz er rq,rif j bj in- 
 ternal mojon; tu kez tu akt. 
 
 Ferment, Fer-ment, v. i. tu wurk; tu hav in- 
 ternal moJon. [yest. 
 
 Ferment, Fer-ment, n. intestin moJon; ti^^mult; 
 
 Fermentability, Fer-raent-a-bil-i-ti, n. stat ov 
 beiij fermcntabl. [mentajon. 
 
 Fermentable, Fer-ment-a-bl, a. kapabl ov fer- 
 
 Fermentation, Fer-men-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 fermentig; a spoutaneus qanj in serten substans- 
 ez, bj hwiq a nq, flqid er gas iz prodqst; a 
 wurkig. [tajon. 
 
 Fermentative, Fer-men-ta-tiv, a. kezig fermen- 
 
 Fermentativeness, Fer-men-ta-tiv-nes, «. ka- 
 pabiliti ov fermeutig. 
 
 Fern, Fern, ji. a plant ov several spejez. 
 
 Ferny, Fern-i, a. overgron wid fern. 
 
 Ferocious, Fe-ru-Jus, a. savaj; fers. 
 
 Ferociously, Fe-r6-Jus-li, ad. in a ferojus 
 maner. [nes. 
 
 Ferociousness, Fe-ro-Jus-nes, n. fersnes; savaj- 
 
 Ferocity, Fe-ros-i-ti, n. savajnes; fersnes; kroo- 
 elti. [jurn. 
 
 FERREOtrs, Fer-e-us, a. jurni; Ijk jurn; mad ov 
 
 Ferret, Fer-et, n. a kjnd ov wezl; — a naro tap. 
 
 Ferret, Fer-et, v. t. tu drjv ist ov lurkig-plasez. 
 
 Ferreter, Fer-et-er, n. wun hiD ferets er hunts 
 ■St. [ferl. 
 
 Ferriage, Fer-i-aj, n. de f^r pad fer pasig a 
 
 Ferric, Fer-ik, a. relatig tu, er ekstrakted from 
 jurn. 
 
 Ferruginous, Fer-<6-jin-us, a. partakig ov jurn. 
 
 Ferrule, Fer-^l, &r Fer-il, n. a metal rig at ds 
 end ov a stik.
 
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 FxRRT, F<r-i, V. t. tu kari OTer a river, As., in a 
 
 bat. 
 Fkhuv, F<5r-i, r. i. tu pas orcr wotcr in a hot. 
 Ktuiiv, YicA, n. a pa.-iaj over hwiq f-^ri-bott pas. 
 F»:iiKV BOAT, Fdr-i-but, n. a but f »r konvuio l>as- 
 
 oiij -n. l« fi-ri. 
 
 Fkerv MAX, F^r-i-man, n. wun hjj krps or tt-ndz 
 FuiTiLK, Fvr-Ul, a., frtiilful; proddkiiv; abdo- 
 
 (iaiit. 
 Fkutilelt, F(?r-tiI-Ii, ad. frtntfuli; abundantli. 
 FuiTiLt.NtSS, Fvr-lil-nes "• fnDlfulnes; fekuu- 
 
 •liti. 
 Fektilitt, For-til-i-ti, n. Az stat ov btifl f?rtil; 
 
 frkuii'liti; abiiniian:!; frcbtfuluci. 
 Fkktilizk, F^r-iil-ji, c t. tu mak frstful or 
 
 pru'liiktiv. 
 Ferula, Fer-n-la, n. [L.] Se {FtruU.) 
 Febl'LK. Fdr-ti,l, ». an instra>ment ov koruk/on. 
 FtaiLE, Ferial, v. t. tu Qastji wid At icT\\\. 
 Fkrvlxct, F^r-ven-si, n. het ov mind; urdor: 
 
 rj;.Tn ■-. [zdus. 
 
 Fervent, Fcr-vont, a. hot; qrdcnt; vehcinent; 
 FeRVentlt, Fdr-vcnt-li, ad. in a f9rvcnt mancr: 
 
 fg-rli. ' [xelus. 
 
 Fervid. F^r-vid, a. hot; qrdcnt; v^htmcnt: tgcr: 
 Fervidxess, Ftjr-vid-nM, n. (^rdor ov mind; itl: 
 
 jiajon. 
 Fervor. F<Jr-vor, n. [L.] het; wonnt; wl; qrdor. 
 Fescexxise, F4i-en-jn, r. a nupjal or a Ijsenjus 
 
 Fescue, F^s-kq,. «. a smol wjr tu p<Tnt wid. 
 Fesse, Fes, n. {I/er.y a band or gordl. 
 Festal, F^<-u1, a. rtsjiektio frrJUi; brfitig a ftst. 
 Fester, FiSs-tcr, v. i. tu raflkJ; tu kordpt; tu 
 
 gru virulent. 
 FiijrTKR, t^j-tcr, a. a smol, inflamatori tqraor. 
 Festival, F^s-ti-val, n. a da ov festio; a ftst. 
 Festival, F^i-ti-val, a. relatig tu a fcst; fe^tiv; 
 
 jtfus. 
 Festive. F6-(-tiv, a. rclatijj tu frsLs; jarus: gs. 
 Festivitt, Fes-Uv-i-ti, n. sojal j«y; gaeti; jer- 
 
 fulnes. [wurk. 
 
 Festoox, Fes-Uin, «. {Arch.) an ornauent; kqr\-d 
 Festucous, Fcs tii-kus, or Fej-tii-kus, a. formd 
 
 ov .-tro. 
 Fetal, F£-tal, «. relatig tu a fetus. 
 Fetch, Fe^, c. t. tu go and brig; tu derjv; tu 
 
 dro. 
 Fetch. Fec.J n. a stratajem; an qrtifis: a trik. 
 Fetcukr. Foij-er, H. wun hoti feqer unitig. 
 Fktk, Fat, n. [Fr.] a ff.-t; a hnlida. 
 Fete champetre, Ftii-/um-patr, n. [/>.] a nsral 
 
 fr.-it, MMcbrate<l ut ov dorz. 
 Fsticism, F^t-i-!iit m, n. At wurjip ov material 
 
 sub-ituusc'z; az, stonz, wopnx, plant.^, 4^.; a -spe- 
 
 Jcz <>v [doialri koiuun lunug At negroz in sum 
 
 pfirL-" ov w •stern Afrika. 
 Fetid, F<^'.-id, a. «tigkig: ransid. 
 Fetiiixe.s8. Fet-id-.nei, «. *ir kwolitiovbeig fetid. 
 Fetish. Fd-ti/, ». an Afrikan idol or qqrm. 
 Fetlock, F^l-lok, n. .1 tuft ov h^r dat grox be- 
 hind dr jKWti^m JTnt ov harscx. 
 Fetor, Fe'-tor, «. u stoD(;; a strog. of(?nsiv smcl. 
 Fettkr. Fi't-cr, a. a ^11 for At frL 
 Fettlr, Fet-cr, r. t. tu bind; tu cn^iin; tu tj. 
 Fetus, Fe-tas, n. aa aaimial in embrio.. Se 
 
 ( t-arlM.) 
 Feud, Fqd, a. a dcdii kworel. In I«, a fcf; a 
 
 tcnriir; a kondi/onal aldtment ov land. 
 Feudal, Fqd-al, a. relatig tu fqdalizm, or tu 
 
 fex, f qdz, or tenyqn: held bi tcnjqr. 
 Feudalism, Fqd-ul-izm, n. a fi^tcm ov bwldig 
 
 laiidz on kondijon uv lailitari s^rvis; de landx 
 
 beig hvld bi lordx, and dc komon pcpl beig d^r 
 
 Feuoautt, Fii-dil-i-ti, ». de stat ov bcig fqdal. 
 
 Feudart, Fi^d-a-ri, n. a fqdol tenant; fi^datari. 
 Feuuauv, Fqd-a-ri, a. holdig len/qr under a 
 
 liqperior. 
 Feudatart, Fud-a-ta-ri, n. a tenant; a vasal. 
 Feu de joie. hq do jw^, n. [/V.] a bonr^r; a 
 
 fjrig ov jjutiz on eni jiTful okajon. 
 Feuillemorte, Fql-jrc-m.Srt, a. [/V.J kulor at 
 
 a fade<i lef. 
 Fever, Fe-vcr, n. a dizfx karakterixd bj aa ak- 
 
 fclerato<I puis, inkrfst het, and tflru. 
 Fever, P'e-vcr, r. t. tu put iniu a fever. 
 FtVKEKT, Fe-vcr-et,* n. a t\\l fever. 
 Feverkew, F^-ver-fq, h. a plant or erb. 
 Feverish, Fe-ver-i/, a. dizezd wid a fever; t«nd- 
 
 ig tu a fever; inkonstant; hot; bumig. 
 Feverishxess, Fe'-ver-iJ-nes, n. de stat or beig 
 
 IcveriJ. 
 Few, Fu, a. not mcni: pmol in number. 
 Fewel. Fuel, H. fjrwud: kol. Se {Fuel.) 
 Fewness, Fq-nes, n. positi; smolnes ov number. 
 Fiat, Fj-at, n. \L.] an order or dekre. 
 Fib. Fib,J n. a li: a foUhud; — 0. 1. tu Ij. 
 Fibber, Fib-er,J n. a tclcr ov fibx. 
 Fibre, Fj-ber, h. a sraol tred or strig. 
 FiDRiXE, Fj-brin, n. {(.%)n.) a hwjt, fibnis rob- 
 
 stans obtund from koagyqlated blud. 
 Fibrolite, Fib-ru-lit, n. a veri r^r mineral, kom- 
 
 jxJzd ov fiberz. 
 Fibrous, Fj-brus, a. kompi^zd ov fjbcrx. 
 Fibula, Fib-yq-la, n. [L.\ At utcr and smoler 
 
 bun ov de log. 
 Fickle, Fik-1, a. qanjabl; inkdnstant; waverig; 
 
 viiriabl: unstabl: volatil. 
 Fickleness, Fik-1-nes, n. inkonstansi; nnstedines. 
 Fictile, Fik-til, a. molded intu form, as bJ a 
 
 poter. 
 Fiction, Fik-Jon, «. an invented stori; a tal; a 
 
 tig fnnd: an invenfon; a folshud. 
 Fictious, Fik-Ju?,* a. fiktijus;iniijinari; invented. 
 Fictitious, Fik-tiJ-u.s a. kuntcrfit; fols; land; 
 
 imaiinari; not real; alegorikal. 
 Fid, Fid, n. {A'aut.j a splis or pin for a mast or 
 
 rup. [olin. 
 
 Fiddle, Fid-1, n. an instnfimcnt ov mqzik; a vj- 
 FiDDLE, Fid-1. r. I. tu pla up6n a fidl; tu trifl. 
 Fiddle-faddle, Fid-l-fad-l,t n. a tqfl; nonsena. 
 Fiddler, Fid-ler, n. wun hoci plaz u]i6n a fidl. 
 Fiddle-stick, Fid-I-stik, a. a bo yqxd bi a fid- 
 
 lor. 
 Fiddle stei.no, Fid-1-strig, n. At strig ov a fidl. 
 Fidelity, Fi-d^l-i-ti, «. onesti; verasiii; fatful- 
 
 ncs. 
 Fidget, Fij-et,J c. 1. tu motv bi fits and stqrta. 
 Fidget. F'ij-ct,! a. resiles ajita/on: unrxincj". 
 Fidgety, I-ij-et-i.J a. rcstles: impejcnt; uncxi. 
 Fiducial. Fi-dq-/al,* ,1. konfidcnt; form. 
 FiDUCiALLY, Fi-dq-Jal-i, aJ. und'stigli; konfi- 
 
 dentli. 
 Fiduciary, Fi-dq-Ji-a-ri, ■. wun bat holds cni- 
 
 tig in trust:— an Antinomian. 
 Fiduciary, Fi-dq-Ji-a-ri, a. konfidcnt; stedi; nn- 
 
 d'stig; held in trust. 
 FlE. Fi. iiiUr. okspresig blam or kont^mt. 
 FiEr, Frf. h. a tt: a manor: o pozo/on. 
 Field, Frid, a. a kultivated trakt ov grsnd; 
 
 griind iiv bati: spas: kum|)as; ekslonU 
 FiELD-BOOK, Feld-buk. u. a buk yqid bi surva- 
 
 orz, tu SL-t dmi aiiglt, di^^tansoz, if. 
 Fieldfare. Fi'ld-f:ir, n. a herd. 
 FiELD-MARSiiAL, Fc'ld-mqr-Jal, a. dc komdnder 
 
 ov an qnni. 
 FiELD-MOUSK, Feld-m'ss, n. a mis dat baras ia 
 
 biigk". 
 Field OFFICER. Ffld-of-is-cr, «. an ofisor ov a 
 
 rejiment, abdv de ragk ov kaplen. 
 FlXLO-PiECE, Fe'ld-pcs, m, a smol kanon.
 
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 148 
 
 FIN 
 
 FiELD-PRKACHEE, Fgld-preQ-er, n. wun hoB prsg- 
 
 ez in a feld. 
 FiELD-spoET, Feld-sport, n. de diverjonov Jcotii). 
 Fiend, Fend, n. an encmi; an infernal ensmi er 
 
 btifl: de devl. [gri; fiirius. 
 
 Fierce, Fers, a. saraj; ravenus; Eger; vjolent; ag- 
 Fiercely, Fers-li, ad. in a fsrs maner; f^riusli. 
 Fierce.vess, Fers-nes, n. fcrositi: savajnes; fi],ri. 
 Fieri facias, Fj-e-rj fa-Ji-as, n. [L.] {Law} a 
 
 rit ov eksEkqJon direkted tu a Jerif tu levi det 
 
 er damajez. [temper. 
 
 FiERiNESS, Fj-er-i-nes, n. hst; akrimoni; hst ov 
 Fiery, Fj-er-i, a. konsistig ov fjr; ful ov fir; hot; 
 
 VEhgment; (^rdent; pajonat. 
 Fife, Fjf, n. a smel wind instrooment ov mq^zik. 
 Fife, Fjf, v. i. tu pla on a fjf. 
 FiFEE, Fjf-er, n. wun hm plaz on a fjf. 
 Fifteen, Fif-ten, a. fjv and ten. 
 Fifteenth, Fif-tent, a. de erdinal ov fiften. 
 Fifth, Fift, a. de erdinal ov fjv; nekst tu ds 
 
 fort. 
 Fifthly, Fift-li, ad. in de fift plas. 
 Fiftieth, Fif-ti-et, a. de erdinal ov fifti. 
 Fifty, Fif-ti, a. and ji. fjv tjmz ten; fjv tenz. 
 Fio, Fig, n. de frmt ov de fig-tre; a fig-tre. 
 Fight, Fjt, v. i. [i. fet, ps. f jtii), fet:] tu kontend 
 
 in batl: tu batl; tu kombat. 
 Fight, Fjt, v. t. tu wer er kombat agenst. 
 Fight, Fjt, n. a batl: a kombat; a dn,el; an en- 
 
 gajment; a konflikt; a kontest. 
 Fighter, Fjt-er, n. wun hco fits; a weryor. 
 Fig-leaf, Fig-lef, «. a lef ov' de fig-tre; a tin 
 
 kuverir)., 
 Figment, Fig-ment, n. an invenjon: a fikjon. 
 Fig-tree, Fig-tre, n. de tre dat b^rz figz. 
 FiGURABiLiTY, Fig-yq,-ra-bil-i-ti, n. suseptibiliti 
 
 ov ferm. [f igytj^r. 
 
 FiQURABLE. Fig-yn-ra-bl, a. kapabl ov ferm er 
 FiGUEAL, Fig-yi],-ral, a. reprezented bj deline- 
 
 ajon. ' [ferm. 
 
 FiGURATE, Fig-yT^-rat, a. haviij a determinat 
 Figuration, Fig-yvj,-ra-Jon, n. tte akt ov givii) a 
 
 serten form. 
 Figurative, Fig-yr^-ra-tiv, a. ful ov, er repre- 
 zented bj, f igyn,rz; tipikal; not literal; metafor- 
 
 ikal. [rativ maner. 
 
 Figuratively, Fig-yn,-ra-tiv-li, ad. in a figjTi,- 
 FiGUKE, Fig-yrir, n. Jap: ferm ov enitii); splendor; 
 
 a statyiy an imaj: a karakter denotig a num- 
 ber: a tip; a metafor; a trop. 
 Figure, Fig-jT^^r, v. t. tu ferm intu eni Jap; tu 
 
 Jo bj a rezemblans; tu reprezent. 
 Figure, Fig-yqr, v. t. tu mak a figytir. 
 Filaceous, Fi-la-Jus, a. konsistii) ov tredz. 
 Filacer, Fil-a-ser, n. an ofi^er in de IijgliJ kort 
 
 ov komon plez hcD fjlz rits. 
 Filament, Fil-a-ment, n. a slender tred; a f jber. 
 Filamentous, Fil-a-mdn-tus, a. Ijk a slender 
 
 tred. 
 Filatory, Fil-a-to-ri, «. a majsn tu form tred. 
 Filature, Fil-a-tq,r, n. de spinig ov tred. 
 Filbert, Fil-bert, «. a fin hazel-nut, wid a tin 
 
 Jel. * [fer. 
 
 Filch, Filq.J v. t. tu stel: tu tak bj teft; tu pil- 
 Filcher, Filq-er, n. wun hcD filqez;* a peti tef. 
 File, Fjl, ?i. a tred; a Ijn or wjr on hwiq paperz 
 
 qr strui); a rol; a seriez; a Ijn ov soljerz; an in- 
 
 strcbment for .smottdiij. 
 File, Fjl, v. t. tu strig upon; tu smood; tu polij. 
 File, Fjl, v. i. tu mqrq in a fjl er Ijn; tu ragk. 
 File-cutter, Fjl-kut-er, n. a maker ov filz. 
 Filer, Fjl-er, n'. wun hco fjlz. 
 Filial, Fil-yal, a. relatig tu, or befitii) u sun. 
 Filiate, Fil-i-at, r. t. tu fqder; tu af'iliat. 
 Filiation, Fil-i-a-Jon, n. de relajon ov a sun tu 
 
 a fqder. 
 
 FiLiGEANE, Fil-i-gran, / n. f jn ornamental wurk 
 Filigree, Fil-i-gre, )' in gold er silver, in 
 
 de maner ov litl tredz er granz. 
 Filings, Fjl-iijz, n. pi. pqrtiklz rubd of bj a fjl. 
 Fill, Fil, v. t. tu mak ful; tu satisfj; tu surfit. 
 Fill, Fil, v. i. tu giv tu drigk; tu gro ful. 
 Fill, Fil, «. fulnes; satjeti. In Nutikal lay- 
 
 fficaj, a brasig. 
 Filler, Fil-er, 71. wun hoo filz. 
 Fillet, Fil-et, n. a band tjd r-snd de bed, &s.; a 
 
 bandaj; de fleji pqrt ov de tj ov vel. 
 Fillet, Fil-et, v. t. tu bjnd wid a bandaj er filet. 
 Fillibeg, Fil-i-beg, n, a Skoq Hjland dres. Se 
 
 {FhiUheg.} [figger. 
 
 Fillip, Fil-ip, v. t. tu strjk wid de nal ov de 
 Fillip, Fil-ip, n. a. jerk ov de figger from de 
 
 turn. [yug hers. 
 
 Filly, Fil-i, n. a yug mqr; — opozd tu a kolt er 
 Film, Film, n. a tin pelikl er skin. 
 Filmy, Fil-mi, a. kompozd ov membranz er pel- 
 
 iklz. [filtrat. 
 
 Filter, Fil-ter, v. t. tu defekat; tu stran; tu 
 Filter, Fil-ter, n. a straner fer defekatig likorz. 
 Filth, Filt, n. dert; nastines; grosnes; polqjon. 
 Filthily, Filt-i-li, ad. in a filti maner; grosli. 
 Filthiness, Filt-i-nes, n. nastines; f-slnes; dert- 
 
 ines. 
 Filthy, Filt-i, a. nasti; f-gl; derti; gros; polqted. 
 Filtrate, Fil-trat, v. t. tu stran; tu perkolat; 
 
 tu filter. [er filterig. 
 
 Filtration, Fil-tra-Jon, n. de akt ov filtratig 
 Fimbriate, Fim-bri-at, v. t. tu hem; tu frinj. 
 Fimbriate, Fim-bri-at, a. frinjd; fimbriated. 
 Fin, Fin, n. de wig ov a fij, bj hwiq it swimz. 
 Finable, Fin-a-bl, a. admitig a fjn; dezervig 
 
 a fjn. 
 Final, Fj-nal, a. ultimatT last; konklqsiv; mertal. 
 Finale, Fi-nq-le, n. [It.] a mqzikal term, signi- 
 
 f jig de kloz: de last pes. 
 Finality, Fj-nal-i-ti, n. de stat ov beii) f jnal. 
 Finally, Fj-nal-i, ad. ultimatli; lastli; desjsivli. 
 Finance, Fi-nans, n. de publik revenq ov a stat. 
 Finances, Fi-nans-ez, n. pi. fundz in de publik 
 
 trejqri, er akrcDig tu it; individyxial resorsez er 
 
 inkum. 
 Financial, Fi-nan-Jal, a. relathj tu finans. 
 Financier, Fin-an-ser, n. wun hcD manajez de 
 
 publik revenq: wun okild in finans. 
 FiNARY, Fj-na-ri, n. a ref jneri; de sekond forj in 
 
 jurn-wurks. Se {Finery.} 
 Finch, Finq, n. a jenus ov berdz. 
 Find, Fjnd, r. t. tu obtan bj serqig: tu met wid; 
 
 tu diskuver; tu furnij: — tu determin bj ver- 
 
 dikt. • . . 
 
 Finder, Fjnd-er, n. wun hcD fjndz; a diskuverer. 
 Finding, Fjnd-ig, n. diskuveri; de verdikt ov a 
 
 Findings, Fjnd-lgz, n. pi. de tcolz and materi- 
 
 alz yqzd bj Jtflmakerz. 
 Fine, Fjn, a. not kors; pqr: tin: ken; kler; njs; 
 
 ekskwizit; delikat; qrtful; Joi; bqtiful; elegant. 
 
 In de Fin Rr-ts, poetri, mi^zik, (^rkitektyrir, 
 
 pantig, skulptyqr, &s. 
 Fine, Fjn, n. a mulkt; a pekqnyari punijment; a 
 
 penalti; ferfit; — de end; az, in fin. 
 Fine, Fjn, v. t. tu ref jn; tu pqrif j; — tu inf likt a 
 
 penalti. [njsoti. 
 
 Fine-draw, Fin-dre, v. t. tu so up a rent wid 
 Fine-drawer, Fjn-dre-er, n. wun hO) soz up 
 
 rents. 
 Finely, Fin-li, ad. wid f jnnes; njsli; wel. 
 Fineness, Fjn-nes, n. stat ov beig fjn; delikasi. 
 Fi.NER, Fjn-er, n. wun hcD f jnz: a refiner. 
 Finery, Fjn-er-i, n. Jo; splendor; gaeti in dres:— 
 
 a furnns for refinig metalz; refjneri. 
 Fine-spoken, Fjn-spok-n, a. yqzig fjn frazez.
 
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 149 
 
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 FiKE-BPOM, Fjn-gpun, s. injenyuali kontr^vd ; 
 
 inini'it. 
 FiSiJWE. Ki-n^, n. [/>.] qrtifin; gtratajcm; trik: 
 
 frjl; dr«l; dtlq^on; imputijon. 
 FiN-KOOTED, Fin-fut-ed, a. palmipcdiu; harig 
 
 frt wid membranz betwe'n de tuz; wcb-fut«d. 
 Finger, Fip-ger, n. a member ov de band. 
 FixoER, Kig-gi-r, r. t. tu mq Ijtli; tu handl; tu 
 
 pilfer. 
 FiNOER-BOARD, Fijj-gcr-bord, «. a bond at de 
 
 nek ov a f idl, gitqr, k»., hw^ de figgen operat 
 
 un de Btrinz. 
 FiNOEREO. Fifl-gerd, a. havig fipgerz. 
 Finical, Fiii-i-kal,» a. njs in trjtlz; fopij; Joi. 
 FiNiCALLY, Fin-i-kal-i,J ad. in a finikal mancr. 
 Fi.viCALNESS, Fin-i-kal-ncs,t ri. supyrfltiuii njjcti; 
 
 foijori. 
 Fi.viNG-POT, Fjn-ifl-pot, n. apotferrefjnig metalz. 
 Finis, Fj-nis, n. [L.] de end; de konklnjun. 
 Finish, Fin-iJ, r. (. tu komplet; tu p^rfekt; tu 
 
 end. 
 Finish, Fin-iJ, n. de last tuc;: last polif. 
 Finished, Fin-ijt, p. a. ended; komplet. 
 Finisher, Fin-ij-er, n. wunhtBfiniJez orperfckts. 
 FiNisiiiNO, Fin-iJ-ij), h. kom|ileJoD: de last tuq. 
 Finite, Fi-njt, a. limited; b-^nded: nut infinit. 
 Fi.NiTELY, Fj-iiit-li, ad. widin F»>rten limits. 
 FiNiTENESS, Fj-njl-ne^, n. limitajon; konfjnment. 
 Fin-likk. Fin-lik, a. formd in imitajon or finz. 
 Finned, Find, a. havi^ finz. (pijonz. 
 
 FiNNiKiN. Fin-i-kin, n. a portikyrilar !<pejez ov 
 Finny, Fin-i, a. furnijt wid, or havij) finz. 
 Fin-toed, Fin-tod, a. palmi|>cdu4; wtbfutcd. 
 Fir, F'T, h. an evergren tre ov several kjndz. 
 Fire, Fjr, n. de igneus Element; enitij) burnig: 
 
 flam; lit; luster; qrdor; spirit. 
 FiRK, Fjr, c. t, tu set on fjr; tu kindl; tu infldm. 
 Fire, Fjr, v. i. tu tak fjr; tu dis<j<'irj fjr-qnnz. 
 FlRE-ARHS, Fjr-qrmz, n. pi. gunz, muskets, 
 
 jiist-.U. As. 
 Fire-ball, Fjr-bol, n. a bol fild wid kombustiblz. 
 Fire-brand, Fjr-bnind, n. a pes ov wud kindld; 
 
 an in.'iMuliari: wun hi» inflamz fakjonz. 
 FlRE-BRiCK, Fjr-brik, n. a veri hqrdkjnd ov brik, 
 
 mad uv a ixirtikyqlar kjnd ov kla,yiizd for Ijnijj 
 
 fdmiisez, is. [wid. 
 
 FiRK-BRi'Bii. Fjr-bruJ, h. a brujtu swep de hqrt 
 FiUECOiK, Fjr-kok, h. a kok or plug tu let -Bt 
 
 wotor from de man pjps, tu ckstipgwij fjr. 
 Fire-cross. Fjr-kros, h. an anjcnt signal in Skot- 
 
 liuid for de najon tu tak qrmz. 
 Fire-damp, Fjr-diimp. >i. kc\rbqreted hjdrojen 
 
 gius; un inflam.abl ga.'* in kul-mjnz. [fir. 
 
 Fire-engine. Fjr-on-jin. u. a mujen tu ckstingwij 
 Fire-fly, Fjr-flj, ». an insekt hwiq emits Ijt. 
 Fire LOCK, Fjr-lok, n. a soljerz gun; a musket. 
 Fireman, Fjr-man, n. an ekstiugwijer ov fjrz. 
 Fire-new, Fjr-nq, a. nqfromde forj; brand-nq. 
 Fire office, Fjr-of-is, n. an ofis ov in/qrans 
 
 from fjr. 
 Fire PAN, Fjr-pan, n. a pan for holdij) fjr. 
 Fireplace, rir-pla.% n. a plas fee a f jr in a qimni. 
 FiRKPLUO, Fjr-plug, H. a atopl in a pjp, yi^zd in 
 
 fjn. 
 FiRE-SET, Fjr-iot, n. Jnmi for a f jr-plan. 
 Fire SHIP. Fir i'P. "• « /'P f'ld wid kombastiblz 
 
 tu semi a^eiist an (ineini. 
 FlRE-8iiovEL, Fjr-Juv-el, 71. an instroament wid 
 
 hwiq iijei and kali qr tron on a fjr. 
 F1RF.SIDE, Fjr-!ijd, n. At hqrt; hum. 
 Fireside. Fjr-«jd, a. ner de fjr; domt^stik. 
 FiREWABD. Fjr-word, t n. wiin hm dir^kts in 
 
 Firewarden, Fjr-word-n, i n fjrz. 
 
 FiREWKED. Fjr-wrd. n. an. ■ or wrJ, 
 
 vcri kumon on landi resc; ■ . ..1 burnt 
 
 over. 
 
 Firewood, Fj^r-wud, »i. wud ta bum; fqel. 
 Fireworks, l-jr-wurkj, n. pi. /oi or f jr. 
 Firing, Fjr-iOi n. fqcl; dintqrj ov fjr-qnni. 
 Firkin, Ft'r-kin, n. a vesel kontanio njn galoni. * 
 Firm, Ferm, a. stroj); fa«t: hqrd; konstanl; lolid. 
 Firm, F^rm, n. de p<'nMjuz komjuzig a p^^rtnerjip, 
 
 or de nam under hwiq u [/irtnerjip karii on 
 
 mr-rknntil or uder biznes. 
 Firmament, Fer-ma-mcnt, n. de rejon ov de Vi 
 
 di- lievnz. [nil. 
 
 Firmamental, Fer-ma-m^nt-al, a. selestyal; etc- 
 FlRMAN, Fer-man, n. a lisens; a paspurU 
 Firmly, Ferm-li, ad. wio fermncs; stropli. [ne«. 
 KinMNE.ss, Ferm-nee, n. saliditi; stahiliti: stedi- 
 FiKST, Ferst, a. erliest in tjm; formost; cef. 
 First, F^rst, ad. befor enitig els; prjmanli. 
 First-born, F^rst-bom, a. f?rst in order ov b^rt; 
 
 eldest. 
 Firstling, F^rst-lip, n. de ferst prodqs orofsprig. 
 FiRsT-RAT£, Ferst-rat, a. preeminent; sqperior; 
 
 best. 
 Fisc, Fisk, fi. [L.] a publik tr^jqri. 
 Fiscal, Fis-kal, a. belooig tu a publik trejqri. 
 Fiscal, Fis-kal, n. publik revenq; a trejqrer. 
 Fish, FiJ, n. an animal dat inhabits de wnter. 
 Fish, FiJ, r. t. tu serq woter in kwest ov fij, ke. 
 Fish, Fij, r, j. tu kaq fiJ: tu sek bj qrt. 
 Fisher, FiJ-er, ii. wun emplo^d in kaqig fij. [fij, 
 Fl-herman, FiJ-er-man, n. wun hoi livz bj kaqig 
 Fishery, FiJ-er-i, n. de biznes, or a plas ov fijij). 
 Fishhook, FiJ-huk, n. a huk tu kaq fij wid. 
 Fishify, FiJ-i-fj,I v. t. tu turn tu fij. 
 Fishing, FiJ-in, n. de qrt or praktis ov kaqig fij. 
 Fisu-KETTLE, FiJ-kct-l, ri. a kctl for bfflin fij. 
 Fish-market, FiJ-mqr-kct, n. a mqrket for selig 
 
 fij. 
 Fishmonger, FiJ-mug-ger, n, a deler in fij. 
 Fish-pond, FiJ-f*ond, n. a finol pinl for fij. [fij. . 
 P'lSii -SPEAR, FiJ-s]>cr, It. a dqrt or sper for strjkig 
 Fishy, FiJ-i, a. kon-istij) ov fij; Ijk fij. 
 Fissile, Fis-il, a. dat ma be split or kleft. 
 FissiLiTY, Fis-il-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig fisil. 
 Fissi'RE, FiJ-qr, n. a kleft: a naro kazm er opni{). 
 Fist, Fist. u. de hand klinqt or klozd. 
 Fisticuffs, Fis-ti-kufs,t n. pi. bloz or kombat 
 
 wid de fist. [ser. 
 
 Fistula, Fis-tq-la, n. [L.] a pjp; — a sinyqus ul- 
 Fistllar, Fis-tq-lur, a. relatig tu a fistqla; holo. 
 FiSTiLATE, Fis-tq-lat, r. i. tu turn or gra tu a 
 
 fistqla. 
 FisTL'LATE, Fis-tq-lat, p. (. tu mak holo Ijk a pjp. 
 Fistulous, Fis-tq-lus, a. havig de natyqr ov a 
 
 fistqla. 
 Fit, Fit, n. a jiaroksizm ov eni distomper; a kon- 
 
 vuljon; interval; disorder ov bodi or mjnd. 
 Fit, Fit, a. kwolifjd; proper; konvenyent; met. 
 Fit, Fit, r. t. tu ak6mij<lat; tu sqt: tu adapt. 
 Fit, Fit, r. i. tu be projier; tu be ad.ipted tu. 
 Fitful, Fit-ful, a. varid bj {uroksizmz; ful or 
 
 fits. 
 Fitly, Fit-li, ad. propcrli; justii; sqtAbli. 
 Fitnk.s-s, Fit-nc-s n. proprjeti; netnes; .<i\tablne?. 
 Fitter, Fit-cr, u. he or dat hwin konf«,'n fitnes. 
 Fitting, Fit-ip, pp. a. sqtip; adaptig; fit: jiropcr. 
 Fittingly, Fit-ifl-li, aJ. pnipcrii; squbli, 
 FiTZ, Fits, H. [XtfrmaH] a eun; — yqzd in nami, as 
 
 Five. Fjv. .1. for and wun: hqf ov ton. 
 
 Five-barred. Fjv-bi^rd, a. havio fjv hqn. 
 
 Five-fold. Fjv-fuld, a. havig fjv timi as mnq. 
 
 Fives, Fjvz, n. a pla wid a bol; — a dises or hors- 
 es; vjvs. [setJ. 
 
 Fix, Fiks, v. t. tu mak fa«t, form, or stnbl: tu 
 
 Fix, Fiks, r. 1". tu reat; tu btkiim I'-rm ••r hqrd. 
 
 Fixation. Fiks-d-Jon, n. Ac akt ov fiksip: «t*bil- 
 iti; ffimnes.
 
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 FirED, Fikst er Fiks-ed, p. a. mad fast; ferin; sta- 
 
 bl: not wonderig; not volatil. 
 Fixedly, Fiks-ed-li, ad. sertenli; fermli; stedfastli. 
 'Fixkdness, Fiks-ed-nes, n. stabiliti; fermnes; so- 
 liditi. 
 Fixity, Fiks-i-ti, n. koherens ov pqrts; fiksednes. 
 FiXTL'KE, Fikst-yn,r, n. enitii) fikst tu a plas. 
 FixuRE, Fiks-yx\,r, n. pozijon; fermnes. 
 Fiz-GIG, Fiz-gig, n. a dqrt er hqrpdm. 
 
 fIzzle,' Fiz-1, 1 ''■ '• ^"^ "^^^ "" ^'^'B '^°'^- 
 Flabbiness, Flab-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig flabi. 
 Flabby, Flab-i, a. soft; not ferm; plasid; lagk; 
 
 lots. 
 Flabile, Flab-il, a. subjekt tu be blon. 
 Flaccid, Flak-sid, a. lagk; not tens; limber. 
 Flaccidity, Flak-sid-i-ti, n. lagknes; limbernes. 
 Flag, Flag, v. i. tu gro dtjekted er febl; tu IcDz 
 
 vigor: tu hag IcDS. [stonz. 
 
 Flag, Flag, v. t. tu let fel; tu kuver wid flat 
 Flag, Flag, n. a weter plant; — de kulorz er ensjn 
 
 ov a Jip, is.: — g flat ston yi^zd fer pavments. 
 Flagellate, Flaj-el-at, v. t. tu hwip er skurj. 
 Flagellation, Flaj-el-a-Jon, n. a hwipig er 
 
 skurjig. 
 Flageolet, Flaj-o-let, n. [Fr.] a smel, mqzikal 
 
 wind instrcDment, rezemblig a flqt; — ritn olso 
 
 i/lageht.} 
 Flaggy, Flag-i, a. ful ov flagz: — wsk; laks. 
 Flagitious, Fla-jiJ-us, a. wiked; atrojus. 
 Flagitiousn'ess, Fla-jiJ-us-nes, n. vilani. 
 Flag-officee, Flag-6f-i-ser, n. a komdnder ov 
 
 a skwodron. 
 Flagon, Flag-on, n. a drigkig vesel ov tea kwerts. 
 Flagrancy, Fla-gran-si, n. burnig; het; f jr; ener- 
 
 miti. 
 Flagrant, Fla-grant, A. qrdent; gloig; snermus. 
 Flagrante bello, Fla-gran-te bel-o, [Z.] hwjl 
 
 de wor iz rajig, or di^rig hostilitiz. 
 Flagrante delicto, Flagran-te de-lik-to, [L.] 
 
 diyig dt komijon ov de krjm. [er. 
 
 Flagrantly, Fla-grant-li, ad. in a flagrant man- 
 Flag-Ship, Fl.ig-Jip, n. de Jip hwiq b^rz de kom- 
 dnder ov a (let. [fikst. 
 Flagstaff, Flag-staf, n. de staf on hwiq a flag iz 
 Flagstone, Flag-ston, n. a flat, smcnd ston for 
 
 pavig. 
 Flail, Flal, n. an instrdjment fer trejig gran. 
 Flake, Flak, n. enitig dat aperz IcDsli held tu- 
 
 geder; a stratum; laer; film; lamina. 
 Flake, Flak, v. t. tu ferm intu flaks er laerz. 
 Flake, Flak, v. i. tu brak intu lamine er Icos 
 
 bodiz. 
 Flaky, Flak-i, a. konsistiYi ov flaks er laerz. 
 Flam, Flam,*t n. a. felshuJ; a Ij; ilvj,scari pretekst. 
 Flam, Flam,! v. t. tu desev wid a li: tu delq,d. 
 Flambeau, Flam-bo, n. [Fr.'] a. Ijted terq. 
 Flame, Flam, n. Ijted gas in a stat ov kombust- 
 
 yon; fir: blaz; — qrdent luv: qrdor; vjolens. 
 Flame, Flam, v. i. tu Jin az fjr: tu burn. 
 Flam EN, Fla-men, n. [L.] a prest amug de Eo- 
 
 manz. 
 Flaming, Flam-ig, a. brilyant; resplendent: gedi. 
 Flamingo, Fla-mig-go, n. a herd ov de gralik 
 
 erder. 
 Flaminical, Fla-min-i-kal, a. belogig tu de Ro- 
 man flamen. [flamabl. 
 Flammability, Flam-a-bil-i-ti,n. de stat ov beig 
 Flammeous, Flam-e-us, a. konsistig ov flam; Ijk 
 
 flam. 
 Flammi FERGUS, Fla-mif-er-us, a. prodtj^sig flam. 
 Flammivorous, Fla-miv-o-rus, a. vomitig flamz, 
 
 az a volkano. 
 Flamy, Flam-i, a. inflamd: burnig: blazig. 
 Flanch, Flanq, n. a pqrt in mckanizm hwiq iz 
 
 skra>d on tu sumtig els; a rim. 
 
 ' Flange, Flanj, n. a lej er rim razd on an jnrn 
 
 i ral, or on de t jr ov a hwcl, for de purpus ov kon- 
 
 fjnig de hwel widin serten limits. 
 Flank, Flagk. n. pqrt ov de sjd; pqrt ov a bast- 
 yon; de sjd ov an qrmi or f let. 
 Flank, Flagk, v. t. tu atak de sjd ov a batalyon 
 
 or flet: tu seki|r on de sjd. 
 Flanker, Flagk-er, n. a fertifikajon jutig Tst. 
 i Flannel, Flan-el, n. a soft, napi, wulen klofi. 
 Flap, Flap, n. enifcig dat hagz bred and l(t)s; — o 
 : bio er mojon ov a flap; a dizez in hersez. 
 Flap, Flap, v. t. tu bet er mcDv wid a flap. 
 Flap, Flap, v. i. tia plj de wigz wid nerz. 
 P' LAP-DRAGON, Flap-drag-on, n. a qjldz pla or 
 
 gam. 
 I Flap-eared, Flap-erd, a. havig pendent erz. 
 Flapjack, Flap-jak, n. a bred, tin pankak. 
 Flapper, Flap-er, n. he or dat hwiq flaps; a 
 
 flap. 
 Flare, E14r, v. i. tu giv a gl^rig er unstedi Ijt. 
 Flare, Flq,r, n. an unstedi er glfirig Ijt. 
 Flash, FlaJ, n. a suden blaz; a suden burst ov 
 
 wit. [wit. 
 
 Flash, FlaJ, v. i. tu burst •st intu flam, Ijt, er 
 Flash, FlaJ, v. t. tu strjk er tro up, az weter; tu 
 
 tro, az Ijt, on de jz, or de mjnd. 
 Flash, FlaJ, a. vjl; lo: vulgar. — Flaf laygwstj, 
 
 laggwaj spokn bj tevz, navz, &s. 
 Flasher, FlaJ-er, n. he er dat hwiq flajez. 
 Flashy, FlaJ-i, a. dazlig fer a moment; ga; Joi, 
 
 but emti; not solid; dajig. 
 Flask, Flask, n. a botl; a vesel; a p"8der-hem. 
 Flasket, Flds-ket, n, a vesel in hwiq vjandz qr 
 
 servd. 
 Flat, Flat, a. horizontal; plan; level; smcbd; in- 
 sipid: dul; not Jril; not Jqrp; not akqt. 
 Flat, Flat, n. a level; a plan; smood, lo gr^nd. In 
 
 Mxizik, a mqrk ov deprejon; a deprest ton. 
 Flat-bottomed, Flat-bot-omd, a. havig a flat 
 
 botom. 
 Flative, Fla-tiv, a. prodi^sig wind; flatsrulent. 
 Flatly, Flat-li, ad. in a flat maner; peremtorili. 
 Flatness, Flat-nes, n. evnnes; insipiditi: dulneg. 
 Flatten, Flat-n, v. t. tu mak flat, evn, er level; 
 
 tu mak vapid; tu dejekt; tu depres. 
 Flatten, Flat-n, r. i. tu gro evn er dul. 
 Flatter, Flat-er, t. t. tu scDd wid prazez; tut 
 
 praz felsli; tu kares; tu raz fols hops. 
 Flatterer, Flat-er-er, n. wun hcD flaterz; a 
 
 fener. 
 Flattering, Flat-er- ig, j>p. a. bestoig flateri; en- 
 
 kiirajig; qrtful; obsekwius; plezig. 
 Flattery, Flat-er-i, n. fels, venal praz; adyq,- 
 
 lajon. 
 Flatulence, Flat-yi|-lens, ) n. windines; em- 
 Flatulency, Flat-yi|-len-si, j tines; leviti. 
 Flatulent, Flat-yn,-lent, a. turjid wid ^r; win- 
 
 di; van. 
 Flatus, Fla-tus, n. [L.] wind; flaty^^lens; bret. 
 Flaunt, Flqnt, v. i. tu mak ostentajus displa; 
 
 tu fluter; tu kari a sesi aperans. 
 Flaunt, Flqnt, n. enitig Joi; displa. 
 Flavor, Flavor, n. relij; tast; savor; fragrans. 
 Flavored, Fla-vord, a. havig a f jn tast. 
 Flavorous, Fla-vor-us, a. deljtful tu de palat; 
 
 fragrant. 
 Flaw, Flo, n. a krak; a breq; a felt; a dcfekt; a 
 
 suden gust ov wind. 
 Flaw, Flo, v. t. tu brak; tu krak; tu vjolat. 
 Flawy, Fle-i, a. ful ov floz er kraks; defektiv. 
 Flax, Flaks, n. a f jbrus plant, ov hwiq de fjnest 
 
 tred iz mad; de f jberz ov flaks klenzd. 
 Flaxcomb, Flaks-kom, n. an instrument wid 
 
 hwiq flaks iz klenzd. 
 Flax-dresser, Flaks-dres-er, n. wun hO) pr£p4rz 
 
 flaks fer de spiner.
 
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 Flaxkn, Flaks-n, n. mad ov, or Ijk flaks; f^r. 
 Flaxv, Flaka-i,* a. Ijk flaki; ov a Ijt kulor; 
 
 lUiksii. 
 Flay, Fla, v. t. ta skin: tu strip of de skiu. 
 FtAVtia, Fld-cr, n. wun b<i>stri(<!i of de akin. 
 Flka, Fir, n. a smiil, blud.Hukig in^okt. 
 FLtABANK, FlE-bun, n. a jenus ov i>lunt5; hors- 
 
 wtd. 
 Fleabitk, Fl£-bjt, n. de stio ov a flc. 
 Fleabittkn, Fle-bit-n, h. ^tug bj flex. 
 Flkak, KUk,* II. Q smol lok or twist; a grat. 
 Flkau, Flem, n. an iustmtmcnt yiizd tu bled 
 
 kutl. 
 Fleck, Flek,* r. /. tu spot: tu strek: tu dapl. 
 Flkctio.n, Flek-Jon,* b. de aktor p-serov beiidig. 
 Flectoe, Flek-tor, n. a musl, kumouli kold 
 
 Fled, Fled, i. and ;>. from Fir. 
 
 Fledge, Flcj, r. t. tu furnij wid wigz or fcderz. 
 
 Fledoelino, Flej-lii), «. a yug bord ju.st flojd. 
 
 Flee, Kit-, r. t. ii. flud, /*«. flcifl, fk-d;] tu run 
 from datijer; tu hav rtkorn tu jclter. 
 
 Fleece, Fles, n. dt wul Jam fpjni wun Jrp. 
 
 Fleece, Fles, c. t. tu Jer of; tu strip; tu plun- 
 der. 
 
 Fleeced, First, p. s. havin a flc.«; plunderd. 
 
 FLKECEa, Flt'd-er, n. wiin not> .-^triiks itr plundurz. 
 
 Fleecy, Fle^-i, a. wuli; kuvcrd wid wul. 
 
 Fleer, Vltr,* v. •'. tu umk: tu jib: tu jost; tu ler. 
 
 Flele, Flrr, n. in..kori: a dc-^ctful grin. 
 
 Fleet, FIrt, n. a kumjianiov Jips; a navi. 
 
 Fleet, Flel, ». swift ov in.'*: kwik: nimbi: aktiv. 
 
 Fleet, FIrt, r. i. tu flj swifili; tu hnsn: tu vnni/. 
 
 Fleet, Flet.* r. f, tu skim, az milk or w.itcr. 
 
 Flekti.vg, Flet-ii), j>i>. a. )«sig r.ipidii: tr.uijent. 
 
 Fleetly, FU't-Ii, au. jjwiftli; nimbli; wid !<wif( 
 im-'. (iti. 
 
 Fleetness, FUt-nos, n. swiftncs: nimblncs; selor- 
 
 Flkuisii, Flcm-iJ, a. rtlatig tu Flunduns or de 
 Fli-minz. 
 
 Fle8U, Fli>J, n. de miL<kiilar pqrt ov 6e bodi: 
 aiiiiual fiijd; — de htimiin rus:— a kqrnni stat. 
 
 Flesh. FN-J, «-. t. tu inijiat: tu glut: tu Kajiat. 
 
 Flesh -BRtsB, FlcJ-bruJ, u. a bruj tu rub de 
 fl.-J wid. 
 
 Flesh -COLOR, FleJ-kul-or, n. de kulor ov ficj. 
 
 Fleshi.vess, FleJ-i-ne.<, n. plumpncs; fulncs: 
 
 FLEiiHLESS, FliJ-lcs, a. destitq,! ov flcJ: len. 
 Fleshli.xess, Fl^J-li-ncs, n. kqrnal pajonz or ap- 
 
 rili.-*. [jHal. 
 
 Fleshly. Fl^J-li, a. kqrnal; la.<!ivius; not npirit- 
 Flesh MEAT, FleJ-mct, h. animal fa>d; flej ov 
 
 uiiimitlz. [fleJ. 
 
 Fle^h MO.VtiER, FloJ-uiug-gcr, r.. wun hm drlz in 
 Fli.shpot, Fk'J-i>i.t, (I. a pot in hwi(j fli-J iz kukt. 
 FlI-SHV, FleJ-i, .1. ful ov fk-J: fiit; pulpus: plump. 
 Fletcher, Fl^q-er,* n. a uxiker ov buz and aruz. 
 Fletz, Flct-s ». (J/iH. and (Jei'l.) apl(d tu t^k- 
 
 onduri stnitii or f->rmaj<>nz ov ruks bwi(j uprr in 
 
 bi'dz luujr nrrli hurizi'mtul dan transi^un Tuks. 
 Fleiu DE LIS, Fl(T-do-lr, fi. [J-'r.] a f i-jer rezem- 
 
 blig Ac [tx*. kold (J'l"ti>er-de-luc4.} 
 Flew, Flq, ». from F/j. [mind. 
 
 Flexanimous, F'leks-in-i-mus, ». or ^injubl 
 Flexibility, Flcks-i-bil-i-ti, n. fl^ksiblnoc; plj- 
 
 anMi. 
 Flexible. Flok^-i-bl, a. dat ma be bent; duktil; 
 
 pli.inl: k(iDipl(in: supl. 
 FLtxiBLEXLSS, b l^lu-i-bl-Des, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 bri() fk'ksibl. 
 Flex ILK, Flek»-il, a. pliant: etili b«nt: fleksibl. 
 Flexion, FI6k-Jon, n. At akt or bcndip: a turn. 
 Flexor, Fl^k^-or, n. a musl hwiq kuntrikta de 
 
 jfTnt-s. 
 Flkzuol'B, Fl^k-Jq-us, a. windig; b«ndi{). 
 
 Flkxurk, F16k-Jqr, n. a b«ndio; a j<Tnt: bend. 
 Flick tu, Flik-er, v. i. tu flulor; tu flap de 
 wigz. [miM. 
 
 Flickeumoube, Flik-or-m-<t^ n. a bat; a llitcr- 
 Flier, Fij-cr, ri. wun bat fl^z; pqrt ov a ma/en 
 
 u fl{. 
 
 Flight, Fljt, n. de akt ov fl{io or fleig: eakip; — 
 a flok ov bcrdz; — sali ov de imajinajon; -a apoi 
 in a.«»'Midig bj suirz; a serirz <iv -ti^rz. 
 
 FnoilTI.NESS, Fljt-i-nts, n. »tat ov brig fljti; lev- 
 iti: litnc"; gidine^; volutiliti. 
 
 Flighty, Fljt-i, a. wjld; ov disordcrd imajinajon; 
 ekstravngunt in funsi: gidi. 
 
 FLiM-rLAM, Flini-flum,t n. a hwim; a trik; a ^t. 
 
 Flimslness, Flim-zi-nes, ii. wrkucii ov tekstyqr. 
 
 Flimsy, Flim-zi, a. wek; fcbl; mm; sqi«rfijal; 
 wid^t for.-". 
 
 Fli.vch, Fliuc, r. t. tu Jrigk; tu widdru from- 
 Fli.nching, Flin^-ig, u. de ukt ov ycldig or 
 
 , tliuq, r 
 ixg, Flit 
 
 Jrigkig. [m'ss. 
 
 Flinuekmouse, FIin-dor-nn53, n. a but: a flit«r- 
 Fling, Flig, r. t. [i. flug, /•«. fligig, flug;] tu 
 
 kasl fruiu de bund; tu tru; tu durt. 
 Fliso, Flig, r. «. lu flijn^: tu win.-; tu snrr. 
 Fli.no, Flig, /». a tro; a kast; a jjb; a sner. 
 Fli.nt, Flint, n. a bqrd sUjn; a :jiuu for strjkig 
 
 Ijr. |kra>el. 
 
 Fli.NT-BEARTED, Flint-hqrt-ed, a. hqrd-hqrtod; 
 Fli.nty, Fliut-i, a. mad ov flint: hqrd: krifttl. 
 Flip, Flip, n. a likur mad ov ber, spirits and 
 
 Jugur. [tok. 
 
 FliI'I'axcy, Flip-an-si, »i. lokwa-siti; pertnes ov 
 Flippant, Flip-unt, a. tokativ; lukwajus: pert. 
 Flirt, Flert, r. t. tu tra wid a kwik mujou. 
 I'liut, Fkrt, c. I. tu be unstediij tu akt wid 
 
 k-viti. ' [ket. 
 
 Flirt, Fl?rt, n. kwik mojon;— Ja p^rt gerl: a ko- 
 Flirtatign, Fler-Ui-Jon, h. koketri; drzjr tu 
 
 atrukt natis. [a fifrt. 
 
 Flirtigig, Fl«r-ti-gig,+ w, a wonton, flcniggerl; 
 Flit, Flit, r. i. tu flj awii;* tu remajv; tu flutcr. 
 Flitch, Fliq, h. de r^jd ov a hog, soiled and kqrd. 
 Flitterjiolse, Flit-cr-mTJs,* «. de bat: a flikcr- 
 
 irns.^. 
 Float, Flat, v. i. tu swim: tu moiv ezili. 
 Float, Flut, r. i. tu kuver wid wot«r; tu kex 
 
 tu .-iwim. 
 Float, Flot, n. a bodi swimig on wotcr; a raft; 
 
 a kork or kwil fusnd tu a fijig-lju. 
 Float-board, FlcJt-burd, n. u IajhI fikst tu de 
 
 riiu or serkumfcrens ov a wotcr-bwrl, hwic rc- 
 
 sevz de impuls ov de strem, and puts dc hwrl 
 
 in mo/iin. 
 Floater, Flut-cr, «. wun hat fletd. 
 Floati.ng, Flut-ig, n. de akt ov beig konvud b{ 
 
 de .*lrrm. [ov de woter. 
 
 Floati.ng, Flut-ig, pp. a. ?wimig on dc surfa.* 
 Floati.ng-bridge. Flut-iji-brij, ». a brij formd 
 
 ov bemz ov tiiubor and plaglu Ijig on de ^^urfas 
 
 ov a rivor or |^.s i.v wotcr: u brij formd o» a 
 
 serirz i.v but'*: a kjnd ov foribut. 
 Floatstonk, Flut-stun, «. (J/in.) a Ijt, yoriia 
 
 varieti ov flint. 
 Floaty, Flut-i,* a. borant; swimig on de surfas. 
 Floccillatio.v, Fluk-.-ti-lu-Jon, n. a mt-dikkl 
 
 tvrm, .-i;^iiit{ig de akt ov pikig de bed-kludi, — 
 
 e.stemd an alqrmig .timtoiu in ukqt dizrscz. 
 Floccose. Flok-u.'*, a. wuli; Ijk wul. 
 Floccllkxt, FI6k-q-leut, a. havig loks; wuli. 
 Flock, Flok, n. a kumpani ov b^rd* or Jcp; a lok 
 
 ov wul. 
 Flock, Flok, v. i'. tu gadcr in krsdi or kumpanit. 
 Floe, Flu, n. a mus ov flwtig jk, or a bodi ov (s 
 
 drivn upon de /or. 
 Flog, Flog, v. t tu l.ij; tu bwip; tu bet. 
 Flouoino, Flog-ig^ n. a bwipig; dc akt or bctig.
 
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 Flood, Flud, n. a bodi ov woter; de se; a river; 
 
 a dohy'; an inuiidajon; flo; fluks. 
 Flood, Flud, r. t. tu deliy; tia overhwelm. 
 Floodgate, Flud-gat, n. a gat tu stop or let -st 
 
 wotcr: a pasaj: an avenTi. 
 Flooding, Fliid-ii), ». an ovcrfloiij; an eksesiv 
 
 difcqrj from de yn,terus. 
 Flood-maek, Fliid-mcirk, n. hj-weter mqrk; at 
 
 mqrk hwiq de se maks on de Jor at floiij weter, 
 
 and de hicst tid. 
 Floor. Fluk, n. a fl-snder: a fliik. Se {Fluke.} 
 Flookixg, Fluk-iij, ». an interupjon or Jiftii) 
 
 ov a lu)d or van ov cor bj a kros gran er fiJur. 
 Floor, Flojr, n. dt botom ov a rann er bildig; a 
 
 platform; a stori in a bildii). 
 Floor, Flor, v. t. tu kuver wid a flor; tu grsnd. 
 Flooring, Flor-iij, n. de botom; materialz ferflcorz. 
 Flop, Flop,t ''. ^ tu klap de wigz wid nerz; tu 
 
 flap. 
 Flora, F16-ra, n. [Z.] de botani, or varius kjndz 
 
 ov plants, trez and fl-serz ov a kuntri. 
 Floral, Flo-ral, a. relatir) tu Flora, er tu fl-s- 
 erz. [—a silk. 
 Florentine, F16r-en-tjn, n. a nativ ov Florens; 
 Florescence, Flo-res-ens, n. de akt ov fl-seriij; 
 
 de SEzn ov de fl-serii) ov plants. 
 Floret, Flci-ret, «. a litl fl-ser. 
 Florid, F16r-id, a. kuverd wid fl-jerz; flujt wid 
 
 red; embelijt; splendid; fl^seri. 
 Floridity, Flo-rid-i-ti,* n. de stat ov beip florid. 
 Floridly, F16r-id-li, ad,, in a Joi and impoziij 
 
 wa. 
 Floridness, F16r-id-nes, n. de stat ov beig florid. 
 Floriferous, Flo-rif-er-us, a. prodiiktiv ov 
 
 fl^serz. 
 Florin, F16r-in, n. \Fr.'\ a kern ferst mad at 
 
 Florens; n^s a kern ov diferent valyi^z. 
 Florist, F16-rist, n. a kultivator ov fl-serz. 
 Flosculous, F16s-kTi,-lus, a. kompozd ov fl-serz. 
 Floss, Flos, n. a fliyd glas flotiij upon de jurn 
 
 prod4st bj de vitrif ikajon ov de oksjdz and erts 
 
 in a pudi:g f urnas. [plants. 
 
 Floss, Flos, n. {£ot.} a. d-sni substans in sum 
 Floss-silk, Flos-silk, «. de porjon ov ravld silk 
 
 brokn of in de filati^r ov de kokcbnz, and y^iCi 
 
 far korser fabriks. 
 Flota, F16-ta, n. [Sp.] a SpaniJ flet; a flet. 
 Flotage, Flot-aj, n. dat hwiq flots on weter. 
 Flotilla, Flo-til-a, n. [Sp.] a flet ov smel ves- 
 
 elz; a flet. 
 Flotsam, Floatsam, er Flotson, Flot-sam, 
 
 Flot-sam, er Flot-son, n. {Law.} gudz dat 
 
 swim on de se wid-st an oner. [lens. 
 
 Flounce, Fl-sns, v. i. tu moav or strugl wid vjo- 
 Flounce, Fl-sns, v. t. tu dek wid fl-snsez. 
 Flounce, Flsus, n. a fril er rufl sod tu a wum- 
 
 anz gqrment, so az tu swel and Jak; a daj. 
 Flounder, Fl-sn-der, n. a smel, flat fij. 
 Flounder, Fl-sn-der, v. i. tu strugl aloi); tu 
 
 stumbl. 
 Flour, Fl^r, n. de edibl pqrt ov hwet, &s.; mel. 
 Flour, Fl-5r, v. t. tu konvert intu fl-sr; tu 
 
 spriflkl wid fl-sr. [skater fl-sr. 
 
 Flour-box, Fl-sr-boks, n. a boks tu hold and 
 Flouring, Fl-sr-ii), a. konvertiij intu fl-ser; em- 
 
 plffd in makii) fl-sr; az, a flsriij mil. 
 Flourish, Flur-iJ, v. i. tu trjv, az a plant; tu 
 
 be in vigor; tu be prosperus; tu bost. 
 Flourish, Fliir-iJ, i'. t. tu adorn; tu brandij. 
 Flourish, Fliir-iJ, n. bravcri; ostentajus embol- 
 
 ijment; a blosom; a miizikal preli^d. 
 Flout, Fl-st,*t «• '• tu mok; tu insult; tu sner at. 
 Flout, Fl-st, v. i. tu praktis mokeri; tu sner. 
 Flout, Fl-st, n. a mok: an insult; u sner; a jer. 
 Flouter, Fl-st-cr, n. wun hoQ il-sts er jerz. 
 Floutingly, Fl-jt-ig-li, ad. in an insdltij) maner. 
 
 Flo-w, Flo, V. i. tu run az weter; tu rjz az dg 
 tjd: tu melt; tu prosed; tu ijq,; tu ab-snd. 
 
 Flo-w, Flo, V. t. tu overfl6; tu delqj. 
 
 Flo-w, Flo, n. de rjs ov weter; volyr^biliti. 
 
 Flo-wer, Fl-s-er, n. de blosom ov a plant; an or- 
 nament; de prjm; de most ekselent pqrt; az, ds 
 fl-ser ov an qrmi; kwintesens. 
 
 Flower, Fl-s-er, v. i. tu be in fl-ser; tu blosom. 
 
 Flo"WER, Fl-s-er, v. t. tu adern wid fl-serz. 
 
 Flo-wer de-luce, Fl-s-er-de-lqs, n. a bulbus jris. 
 Se {Fleur-de-lis!} 
 
 Flo-weret, Fl:s-er-et, n. a smel fl-ser; a floret. 
 
 Flo-wer-garden, Fl-8-er-gq,r-den, n. a gqrden 
 fer fl-serz. 
 
 Flo-weriness, Fl-s-er-i-nes, n. stat ov bei^ fl-seri. 
 
 Flo-wery, Fl-s-er-i, a. adernd wid fl-serz; florid. 
 
 Flowing, Flo-ig, pp. a. ab-sndig; kopius; abun- 
 dant. 
 
 Flowingly, Flo-ig-ii, ad. wid plenti. [&s. 
 
 Flowingness, F16-ii)-nes, n. a strem ov dikjon, 
 
 Flown, Flon, j). gon awa. 
 
 Fluate, Fh'],-at, n. {Chem.) a. selt fermd ov 
 fh],6i-ik asid and a bas. 
 
 Fluctuant, Flukt-yii,-ant,* a. waverii); unserten. 
 
 Fluctuate, Fldkt-yri-at, v. i. tu wav; tu be 
 waveriij. [unsertenti. 
 
 Fluctuation, Flukt-yq,-a-Jon, n. alternat mojon; 
 
 Flue, Fh|, n. de pip ov a qimni; d-sn er fur. 
 
 Fluency, Fhi-en-si', n. de akt ov floig; volyi^bil- 
 iti er smibdnes ov speq; kopiusnes. [bl. 
 
 Fluent, FhVent, a. likwid; floiij;^ kopius; volyix- 
 
 Fluent, Flq-ent, n. a strem. {Fluxions,} a flo- 
 ii) kwontiti. 
 
 Fluently, Fhi-ent-li, a.d. wid redi flo; v61yq,bli. 
 
 Flugelman, Fhi-gel-man, n. a soljer, er non- 
 komijond ofiser, yi^zd az a gjd tu soljerz in de 
 mdivments ov de dril. 
 
 Fluid, Fli^-id, a. runii) az weter; not solid; likwid. 
 
 Fluid, Fh],-id, ". a likwid; jqs; animal ji^s. 
 
 Fluidity, Flq-id-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beii) flq,id. 
 
 Fluidness, Fh],-id-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beii) flq,- 
 id; fliyditi. 
 
 Fluke, Flu^k, n. de bred pqrt er qrm ov an ai)kor. 
 
 Flume, Fli^^m, n. a (;anel er pasaj fer weter. 
 
 Flummery, Flum-er-i, n. fcod mad ov fl-sr, &s., 
 
 Flung, Flui), i. and wj. from Flir). [flateri. 
 
 Fluor, Fh\,-or, n. [L.] a i\\\\ti stat; katamenia. 
 
 Fluor, er Fluor-spar, Fh\,-or, er Fl^-or-spqr, n. 
 a mineralojikal term, signifjii) flqat ov Ijm; a 
 mineral, ofn bn,tif ul. [or-spqr. 
 
 Fluoric, Fhi,-6r-ik, a. partakii) ov flij^or er flq,- 
 
 FlurRY, Flur-i,t n. a gust ov wind; huri; busl. 
 
 Flurry, Flur-i,J v. t. tu kep in ajitajon; tu alqrm. 
 
 Flush, FluJ, v. i. tu flo sudenli; tu stqrt; tu glo. 
 
 Flush, FluJ, v. t. tu kulor; tu redn; tu elat. 
 
 Flush, FluJ, a. frej; gloiij; aflqent; — evn; level. 
 
 Flush, FluJ, n. flo; bloom; grot; abiindans. 
 
 Fluster, Fliis-ter,}; v. t. tu disgjz; tu konf-sndj 
 tu huri. 
 
 Fluster, Fliis-ter,! 71. sudenimpuls; ajitajon; busl. 
 
 Flustered, Fliis-terd, jk a. ajitated; hqf drugk. 
 
 Flute, Flqt, n. a mi^zikal wind instrcoment; — an 
 uprjt qanel in a kolum. 
 
 Flute, Flqt, v. i. tu pla on de fliit. 
 
 Flute, Fln,t, v. t. tu kut intu holoz; tu Qanel. 
 
 Fluter, Fhj,t-er, n. wun hco plaz on de flqt. 
 
 Flutist, Fli^t-ist, n. wun ha> plaz on a flqt; a 
 flq,ter. [moJon. 
 
 Flutter, Fldl-er, v. i. tu flj er moov wid kwik 
 
 Flutter, Flut-er, v. t. tu drjv in disorder; tu 
 ajitat. 
 
 Flutter, Fliit-er, n. huri; kwik moJon; konfi^jon. 
 
 Fluvial, Fhi,-vi-al, a. relatii) tu riverz. 
 
 Fluviatic, Flii,-vi-at-ik, a. beloijiij tu riverz, 
 Fluviatile, Flii,-vi-a-til,* a. belogii) tu riverz; 
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 Fli'ic, FliikK, n. de akt uv flulo; discntcri; fqjon 
 l-LtXATioN, Kluks-d-JoD, n. de akt or stat ov 
 
 ]'i-i|l uwii. [ov pqrU. 
 
 Fluxilitv, Kluks-il-i-ti,* n. ezincs ov fupaniion 
 Kli'XIU.v, Fliik-Jon, n. de akt ov fluin; iiiator 
 
 dai tluz;^uii iufiiiiili huioI, viiriiihl kwuniiti; a 
 
 tlil«'ii(:- /'/. dt iiiiiili''i.s ov llukJuDZ uiid flii<'ntj). 
 Fll'XIONAby, Fldk-Jon-a-ri, a. rtluciu tu tluk- 
 
 Jun«. [Jonz. 
 
 Fluxiomst, Fldk-Jon-ist, n. wiin skild in fluk- 
 Flv, F1{, r. I. tu uuttv wid wi{)z; tu pad Hwiflli; 
 
 tu run awd. 
 Fly, FIj, r. t. tu Jun; tu avt^d; tu kos tu flj. 
 Flv, Flj, II. u ntn »1, wiyd insekt;— de r<Jgyn,lator 
 
 ('V 11 iniJiMi:— u Ijl karij. 
 Flvdlow, Flj-blu, II. de eg ov a flj. 
 Flyblow, Fl)-blu, r. /. tu fil wid lljz or magots. 
 Fly CATCH ER, Flj-ka^-cr, n. wun dat ka<]fz tliz; 
 
 u 111-"'- [huk. 
 
 Flykisu, Flj-fiJ, V. i. tu ap;;! wid a flj <>n de 
 Fly LtAK, Fli-lef, ii. an ins«^rt*?d or bhiflk lef. 
 Fly-whlel, Fij-hwel, ". a hcvi bwcl ataqt tu 
 
 innjtnori lu regyij,lat de luujon ov it. 
 Foal, Ful, «. de ofiprig ov a in^r or Je as. 
 Foal, FqI, v. i. tu brio fort a ful, kutlt, or fili. 
 Foal, Fol, v. t. tu briy furt, az a m.'ir. 
 Foam. Foui, n. a hwjt sub-tiui!'; frot; spum. 
 Foam, Fain, c. i. tu frot; tu gadcr funi; tu raj. 
 Foamy, Fum-i, h. kuverd wid l:uiu;froti. 
 Fou, Fob, II. a smol pokot for u wixj. 
 Fob, Fob.*t ". t. tu qet; tu trik: tu defnid. 
 Focal, Fij-kal, a. brlugio tu de fukus. 
 FocL'8, F(j-kus, n. [A.J fil. F'lJ-.-i; {Oflic*) de 
 
 |.<fnt ov konv^rjcns, bwi^r dt raz t.v \\t met. 
 FoDPKK, F6d-cr, n. drj foxl stoni up for katl. 
 Fodder, F6d-cr, v. t. tu fed wid drj fiitd. 
 Foe, FiJ, n. an euemi; an adversari; a p»;rscktitcr. 
 FoKMA.N, Fti-inan, ii. an <5nriiii in wor. 
 FiETL'8, Fe-tus, n. [L.] a qjld in de wcntn. 
 Foo, Fii;;. n. a tik mist; a mffat vapor; *aftergras. 
 Fou-BA.\K, Fog-ba^k, II. at .se, an apFnins in biizi 
 
 wodtT, rrzemblifl land at a distan^•, but bwi<; 
 
 vdni/cz nz it iz aprdxjt. 
 FOQOILY. Fofj-i-li, ad. mi.'tili; dqrkli; kl'sdili. 
 Foiiiiixt.ss, F6g-i-ncs, n. dr slat ov beifl fogi. 
 FoGOY, Fo;^-i, a. fild wid fog; misti; klisdi. 
 FouiE, Fu-gi,+ n. an ultra kon^v^vativ. 
 Foil. Fo, inter, ckspre^^ij) kontcmt or avorjon. 
 Foible. Ftf-bl, n. a weknes; a falig; a foit. 
 Foil. Ftfl, c. t. tu defet; tu blunt; tu dul; tu 
 
 puzl. 
 Foil, F>tI, n. a defet; a lef: gildig; sumtig tu hjtn 
 
 luster; a blunt ^ard, a kut ov tin or kwiksilver 
 
 on de bak ov a lukig-gUiii. 
 Foiler, FiVl-er, ii. wun h* frrlz. 
 F'oiLiNO, Frfl-in, n. a trak mad in gras bj dcr: ferl. 
 FoiN, FfTn, o. I. tu puj in fcnsig; — ii. a pu/. 
 FoiHT, F'T.it, I'. (. tu in*<>rt ropfuli; tu fol.sif j. 
 F018TY, Ftirst-i,* a. muldi; fusti. .Se {FukIi/.) 
 Fold, Fuld, n. a pon for Jcp: a plat or a dublig. 
 Fold, Fuld, v. t, tu Jut in a fuld; tu dubl. 
 Fold. Fuld, c 1. tu klus over anddcr ov de som 
 
 kjnd. 
 Folder, Fuld-cr, n. he er dat hwiq folds eni tig. 
 FoLiACEOUS, Fo-li-d-Jui<, a. Icfi. 
 FOLIAUE, Fuli-aj, n. levz kolektivli; tuftaovlevz. 
 Foliate, Fu-li-at, r. t. tu bet intu lamine or levz. 
 F'oLiATio.N, Fo-li-d-Jon, n. de akt ov beti^ intu 
 
 IfVZ. 
 
 Folio, Fo-li-o, »r Fwl-70, n. a lefor p(g;a buk 
 
 ov hwiq de pajci qr furmd b) a Jet ov paper 
 
 wuns dubld. 
 Folio. Fu-li-o, Ar Ful-yo, a. notig de fji ov a 
 
 buk, ii*., havig a Jrt dubld intu Uh Icvt. 
 Folk, '"• Folks, Fok, or Fok.-<,J ». ^7. pcpl, in 
 
 fMnilyar laggwaj; pyrsonz; mankjad. 
 
 FoLKMOTK, Fuk-mDt,* fi. a metig ov pcpl ta 
 
 kiiifuU Hixin publik af^rz. 
 Follicle, F61-i-kl, n. a litl bog or lijt. 
 Follow, F6I-0, f. t. tu go after tu pura^i tia 
 
 al<^n<l: tu iinitat; tu kopi; tu (uiuid. 
 Follow, FoI-u, c i. tu kum uftcr andder; tu b< 
 
 IMistrriiir in tjin; tu rezult. 
 Follower, F6l-o-or, n. wun hiD foluz: a dis}pl. 
 Folly, Fol-i, n. fdili/nc-:); wekn<-ii; drpraviti. 
 Foment, Foment, v. t. tu (;erij wid bet; tu bed 
 
 wid worm lujonz: tu i-nkdnij: lu okujt. 
 P'OMEXTATiOV, Fu-meu-t«-Jon, n. de akt OT to- 
 
 mi-iitig; a worm lujon; ckflitu/on. 
 FoMENTKU, Fu-mt'iit-fr, n. wun bij fumdnts. 
 Fond, Fond, a. indiskrt't: wrkli tfndi-r; uUi<^t. 
 Fo.NDLE, F6nd-1, V. t. tu tret fonJli; tu kan^. 
 FoNDLKtt, Fond-ler, n. wun h<J< fondlz. 
 Fo.NDLiNO, F6nd-lit), 11. a person or tin mau 
 
 f-iidld. 
 Fondly, F6nd-li, aJ. dutigli; wid ckatr^m ten- 
 
 dernes. 
 Fondness, Fond-nc'', n. foAij tcndcmes; afek/on. 
 Font, Font, n. a buptizmal basn orvcst-l; a tint; 
 
 an aAtrtincnt ov printig tjjis. 
 Food, Fiixl, «. vitiz; eni tiy dat ndrijez. 
 Fool, FibI, u. a jiorson verd ov undenitandig; an 
 
 idiot; a (junjiig; a bufidn: a jcftfr. 
 Fool, Foil, r. 1. tu trjfl; tu t&; tu pla; tu jdl. 
 Foolery, FiLl-er-i, n. habityqal foli; an akt ot 
 
 foli. [sens. 
 
 Fooliiardiness, F(6l-bqr-di-nc.«, n. kuraj widit 
 Foolhardy, FiLl-hqr-di, a. fojlijli bold; raj. 
 Foolish, Fail-iJ, a. vtrdov understandig;indiskr<t. 
 Foolishly, FAI-iJ-li, aJ. in a foilij mancr; wekli. 
 Foolishness, F(f>l-iJ'-ncj, n. foli; foilij praktis. 
 Foolscap, Fif>lz-kap, n. de nam ov a kjnd ov pa- 
 per ov a i??rtcn siz. 
 Foot, Fut, n., pt. Fct; de pqrt upon hwiq &n 
 
 animal or tig standz; — a .'<».>rtfn number ov silablx 
 
 in vers;— a mejqr ov twelv inqez. 
 Foot, Fut, r. 1. tu dans; tu trip; tu wok. 
 Football, Fut-bol, n. a bol drivn bj de fut; a 
 
 pin wid de futbel. 
 FooTBOY, F»it-b<T, n. a menial; a mncr. 
 Footbridge, Fut-brij, n. a naro brij. 
 FooTCLOTH. Fut-klot, fi. a .•'umtcr klot. 
 Foot-guards, Fut-gqrdz, n. pi. fut-soljcn. 
 Foothold, Fiit-hold, n. sjias for de fut. 
 Footing, Fut-ig, n. gr-snd for de fut; sup^rt; 
 
 bifis; fisndujon: stat; kondijon. 
 Footma.v, Fut-man, 11. a menial servant. 
 Footmark, Fut-mqrk, n. a print ov de fat. 
 Footpace, Fut-jms, 11. a olo pas; — a st^r. 
 Footpad, Fut-{jad, n. a hjwaman on fut. 
 Footpath, Fut-pqt, n. a wa for fut-poscnjen. 
 Footpost, Fut-ixjst, n. a post travelig on fut. 
 Foot-soldier, Fut-sol-jer, n. a soljer dat mqr^- 
 
 cz and fju on fut. 
 Foot.step, Fut -stop, n. a mqrk or Ired ov de fut. 
 Footstool, Fut-st»i>l, n. a sW>l for de fet. 
 Fop, Fop, m. a gn, trjflig man; a kolukom; a bo. 
 FoPLiNO, Fop-lig, n. a pcti fop; an undcr-rat 
 
 kok.<kum. 
 Foppery, F6p-cr-i, n. imp^rtincns; /oi foli. 
 Foppish, F6n-iJ, a. Ijk a fnp; van in dres or Jo. 
 Foppishly, F6p-iJ-li, ad. in a fopij manor: vanli. 
 FoppiSH.NESa, rop-ij-ncs, n. Joi or ostentajus 
 
 vaniti. 
 For, For, »rep. bckdz ov; wid resp^kt tu; in di 
 
 pins (ty; tor de snk ov; dqrip. 
 For, For, ktmj. bekox; on it ' '. 
 
 Forage, F6r-aj, r. i. tu w , ov forai. 
 
 Forage. For-aj, r. t. tu plu; ; ; tu spoi. 
 
 Forage. Fur-aj, n. food for bMr^ci aud kalJ. 
 Forager, F6r-^-«r, n. wun dat f<Sn^es; a pctt> 
 
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 Foramen, Fia-ra-mon, n. [£.] pi. Fo-ram-i-na; a 
 
 i-iu'il liul: a perforajon. [koz dat. 
 
 Forasmuch, For-az-muq, konj, in regard dat; bt- 
 FoRAY, Fo-ra, «. a hostil inkurjun. Se {Forray.) 
 Forbade, For-bad, i. from Fvrhid. 
 Forbear, For-b^r, v. i. tti s£S from eni tig; tu 
 
 intermit; tu poz; tia abstan. [omit. 
 
 Forbear, For-bq,r, v. t. tu dekljn; tta avffd; tu 
 Forbearance, For-brir-ans, n. de akt ovforb4rii); 
 
 intermijon; komdnd ov temper; leniti. 
 Forbearer, For-b4r-er, n. wun hO) forb^rz. 
 Forbid, For-bid, v. t. tu prohibit; tu interdikt. 
 Fobbiddance, For-bid-ans, ji. prohibijon; edikt 
 
 agenst. 
 Forbidden, For-bid-n, p. from Forhid. 
 Forbidder, For-bid-er, n. wun hot) forbidz er 
 
 prohibits. [ester. 
 
 Forbidding, For-bid-ig, pp. a. kezig averjon; 
 Forborne, For-b6rn, p. from Fiyrl^r. 
 Force, Fors, 71. stregt; vigor; mjt; vjolens; vertyi],; 
 
 efikasi; validnes; qrmament. 
 Force, Fors, v. t. tu kompel; tu konstran; tu 
 
 impel; tu pres; tu urj; tu ravij; tu hasn. 
 Forceful, Fors-ful, a. vjolent; stroij; impetyqus. 
 Forcefully, F6rs-ful-i, ad. vjolentli; impetyq,- 
 
 usli. 
 Forceless, Fors-les, a. wtk; fsbl; impotent. 
 Forcemeat, Fors-mst, n. kukt met stuft. 
 Forceps, For-seps, n. [L.] a surjonz pinserz. 
 FoRCEPUMP, Fors-pump, n. a p£kn,lyar sert ov 
 
 pump. 
 Forcer, Fors-er, n. he er dat hwiq forsez. 
 Forcible, Fwrs-i-bl, a. stroij; mjti; vjolent; im- 
 
 petyij^us; efikajus; aktiv; p'serful; valid. 
 FoRCiBLENESS, F6rs-i-bl-nes, n. de stat ov beir) 
 
 forsibl. 
 Forcibly, F6rs-i-bli, ad. strogli; p'serfuli; bj fors. 
 FoRCiPATED, Fer-si-pat-ed, a. formd lik a p^r 
 
 ov pinserz. 
 Ford, Ford, ji. a Jalo pqrt ov a river; a kurent. 
 Ford, Ford, v. t. tu pas a river wid'st swimig. 
 FoRDABLE, F6rd-a-bl, a. pasabl wid^t swimig. 
 Fore, For, a. anterior; not behjnd; kumig ferst. 
 Fore, For, ad. anteriorli. — Far and aft, de hoi 
 
 legt ov a Jip. — For iz muQ yv^zd in kompozijon 
 
 tu mcirk prjoriti. 
 Fore-arm, FQr-4rm, v. t. tu provjd erli fer atak. 
 Fore-arm, F6r-q,rm, n. de p^rt betwen de elbo 
 
 and de rist. [forno. 
 
 Forebode, For-b6d, v. i. tu prognostikat; tu 
 Foreboder, For-bod-cr, n. wun hO) forbodz. 
 Foreboding, FQr-b6d-ig, m. presaj; persepjon be- 
 
 forhand. Itrjv. 
 
 Forecast, For-kdst, v. i. tu form skemz; tu kon- 
 FoRECAST, F(Sr-kast, n. forsjt; fortot. 
 Forecaster, For-kdst-er, n. wun ho kontrjvz 
 
 befoi'Iiaud. 
 Forecastle, For-kus-l, n. {Nant.) de uper dek, 
 
 ner de lied ov a Jip. 
 Foreclose, For-kloz, v. t. tu Jut up; tu prckli^d. 
 Foreclosure, For-klog-i^r, n. de akt ov for- 
 
 klozig. In Lo, q deprivajon ov de pyer ov re- 
 
 deraii) a morgaj. [ov a Jip. 
 
 FoREDECK, F(f>r-(lek, n. {Na'ut.) de anterior pqrt 
 Foredoom, For-dcom, v. t. tu dojm beforhand. 
 Fore-end, F6r-end, n. de anterior pqrt. 
 Forefather, F6r-fq-der, n. an ansestor. 
 FoREFEND, For-fend,* v. t. tu prohibit; tu avert. 
 Forefinger, For-fig-gcr, n. de figger nekst tu 
 
 de turn. 
 Forefoot, For-fut, n. de anterior fut. 
 Forego, For-go, v. t. [i. forwent, ps. forgoig, 
 
 forgo;!,] tu kwit: tu giv up; tu rezin. 
 Foregoer, For-gcS-cr, it. wun hcD forg(5z. 
 Foreground, For-gr-snd, n. dat pqrt ov de gr-snd 
 
 ov a piktynr hwit; semz tu Ij beior de figyvi,rz. 
 
 Forehand, For-hand, n. de pqrt ov a hers befcSr 
 
 de rjderz hand. [lor. 
 
 Forehand, Ftir-hand, a. dun sdBner dan iz regyn- 
 Forehanded, F6r-hand-ed, a. erli; tjmli. In 
 
 AiMrika, signifjig gud serkumstansez az tia 
 
 propcrti. [ov de fas. 
 
 Forehead, Fer-hed, or F6r-ed, n. de uper pqrt 
 Foreign, F6r-en, a. not ov dis kuntri; ■stlandij; 
 
 alyeu; remot; not tu de pernt. 
 Foreigner, F6r-en-er, n. wun from andder kun- 
 tri; not a nativ; an aiyen; a stranjer. 
 Foreignness, F6r-en-nes, n. remotnes. 
 Forejudge, For-juj, v. t. tu juj beforhand. 
 Foreknow, For-no, v. t. tu no previusli; tu hav 
 
 prejiens ov; tu forse. [non. 
 
 Foreknowable, For-no-a-bl, a. dat ma be for- 
 FoREKNOWER, For-no-er, n. wun hco forn6z. 
 Foreknowledge, For-nol-ej, n. prejiens; nolej 
 
 ov hwut haz not yet hapnd. 
 Foreland, For-Iand, n. a promontori; a kap. 
 Forelay, For-la, v. t. tu la wat fer; tu la be- 
 forhand. 
 Forelock, Ftir-lok, n. de h^r on de ferhed. 
 Foreman, For-man, n. de ferst er prezjdig ofiser 
 
 ov a jil,ri; a qef wurkman. 
 Foremast, For-mast, n. de ferst er hed mast ov 
 
 a Jip. [formast. 
 
 Foremastman, For-mast-man, n. a man at &z 
 Foremost, For-most, a. ferst in plas; ferst in 
 
 digniti. 
 Foremother, F(f)r-mud-er, n. a femal ansestor. 
 Forenamed, For-namd, a. namd befor. 
 Forenoon, For-noon, «. de tjm befor mid-da. 
 Forensic, Fo-ren-sik, a. ^belogig tu korts ot 
 
 j\\,dikattir. [hand. 
 
 Foreordain, For-er-dan, v. t. tu erdan befor- 
 FoREPART, For-pqrt, n. de anterior er previus 
 
 pqrt. 
 FoRERANK, For-ragk, n. de ferst rai)k; de frunt. 
 Forerun, For-run, v. t. tu kum befor; tu presed. 
 Forerunner, For-run-er, n. a prekursor; a hq^- 
 
 binjer. 
 Foresaid, For-sed, p. a. spokn ov befor. 
 Foresail, For-sal, ». {JS'aut.} de sal ov de for- 
 mast. 
 FoRESAY, For-sa,* 1;. t. tu predikt; tu profesj. 
 Foresee, For-se, v. t. tu st beforhand; tu forncS. 
 FoRESEER, For-se-er, n. wun hiD forsez. 
 Foreshorten, For-Jert-n, v. t. tu Jertn in 
 
 akerdans wid a for-vq, ov de objekt. 
 Foreshow, For-J6, v. t. tu diskiiver bef(&r it 
 
 hapnz; tu reprezent befor; tu predikt. 
 Foreshower, For-Jo-er, n. wun hcD forjoz. 
 Foresight, F6r-sjt, n. prejiens; prognostikajon; 
 
 fornolej; forkast; penetrajon. 
 Foreskin, F6r-skin, n. de prepqs. 
 Forest, For-est, n. a trakt ov land kuverd wid 
 
 trez. 
 Forest, For-est, a. kuverd wid trez; silvan; rustik. 
 Forestage, F6r-est-aj, n. servis er rjt ov f oresterz. 
 Forestall, For-stol, v. t. tu antisipat; tu bj up 
 
 korn, &s., befor it kumz tu de mqrket. 
 FoRESTALLER, For-stol-er, n. wun hcD forstelz. 
 Forester, F6r-est-er, n. a keper or inhabitant 
 
 ov a forest. [tisipat. 
 
 Foretaste, Fcr-tast, v. t. tu tast befor; tu an- 
 Foretaste, F6r-tast, n. tast beforhand; antisi- 
 
 pajon. 
 P'oretaster, For-tast-er, n. wun hen fortasts. 
 Foretell, For-tel, v. t. tu tel beforhand; tu 
 
 predikt: tu profesj. 
 Foretell, For-tel, v. i. [i. iaitald, ps. fortelLg, 
 
 fortold;] tu uter profesi. 
 Foreteller, For-tel-er, n. wun hm fortelz. 
 I'OiiETHOUGHT, FcJr-tot, n. prejiens; antisipajon; 
 
 provident kq,r; kejou; forkast.
 
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 Foretoken, For-t<i-kn, ii. a previus sjn. 
 FotttTOKtx, For-tu-kn, v. t. tu lurJ6. 
 Foiitrooru, Fur-tiLt, n. pi. I'ur-Ut; a Ubt in de 
 
 fijr|Kirt ov it irnst; an iu.sjsor. 
 FoHKTOP, F6r-top, n. At lop jKjrt in front, az ov 
 
 a beJ-drcs; h^^r on dc I'orhcd. 
 FoaKVtB, For-ev-cr, at/, rtornali; wid'st end. Hj 
 
 Jyglij rjtLTZ most komonii ritn iiz t<n vi\it<ii,Jor 
 
 ecff, and h\ AmiTikau ai viuu.J'citrer. 
 FoEEWAEN, For-worn, v. t. tu adiuouij beforhnnd. 
 FORKWAUNINO, Fur- worn-ij), n. kojongivu bcfor- 
 
 haiKi. 
 Forfeit, For-fit, n. a fjn for an of^ns; mulkt. 
 FoEKEiT, F()r-fit, v.t. ta loi bi of6n3. 
 FoKKEiTABLE, Fiir-fit-u-bl, a. flat ma be lost. 
 FottFEiTLBK, Fiir-f it-yi\,r, n. dt akt ov ferfitio; 
 
 dE tig fort'itod: a mulkt; a fjn. 
 FoRKtx, F'l'ir-fek.i, ii. (/,.] a pjir ov sizorz. 
 Forgave, For-gav, i. from Funjiv. 
 FORGK, Forj, II. a plas hw^^r jurn iz bttn; a fur- 
 
 nns; a plas hwiir enitiu iz mad. 
 FOBOE, Furj, V. t. tu form bi At hamor; tu bet 
 
 inlu Jap; tu kisnterfit; tu folsifj. 
 FoEOER, KiJrj-cr, n. wun ho) furjoz or fnrmz. 
 FoEOKUV, Fcirj-er-i, n. At krjm ov foUifjig or 
 
 k^nti-rfitiy. 
 FoRUET, Fur-g^t, V. t. tu la>z memori ov; tu 
 
 ovorliik; tu noglekt. 
 FoRGETKLL, For-g6t-ful, a. apt tu forgdt; hed- 
 
 los: kiirlcs. [wri; nuglekt. 
 
 FoROETKULNESS, For-get-ful-nes, n. loa ov mem- 
 F^ORQETTEK, F'or-get-iT, fj. wun h* forgets. 
 F'ORGiVABLE, For-giv-a^bl, a. dat mti be pqrdnd. 
 Forgive, F'or-giv, v. t. tu pqnln; not tu imnij; 
 
 tu rrmit. [forgivn;] from tt/rylv. 
 
 Forgiven, For-giv-n, p. [». forgdv, jd«. forgivig. 
 Forgiveness, For-giv-ne3, n. dc akt ov forgivijj; 
 
 jmrdii. 
 FoEoiVEE, For-giv-er. n. wun hflo forgivz. 
 FoEQiviNO, For-giv-ig, pp. a, inkljud tu forgiv; 
 
 ]>lakabi. 
 FoEGOT, For-got, r. and p. from Forget. 
 Forgotten, For-g6t-n, }>. from Forget. 
 FORiNSECAL,* F'o-rin-se-kul, a. foren: alyen. 
 Foek. Fiirk, n. an InstriDmcnt divided at de end 
 
 intu tio or mor [)ent3 or progz: a jxTnt. 
 Fork, Fork, ». «. tu Joat intu bladz; tu divjd. 
 FoEKEO, F'ljrk-cd, a. opnig intu t<D or mur [Xirts. 
 FoEKEDNESS, F'ork-ud-nus, n. de kwolitiov opuig 
 
 intu p<\rt.s. 
 FoEKiNESs, F'ork-cd-nes, n. a divi^^on Ijk a fork. 
 FoEKT, F6rk-i, a. forkt; fdrkatcd; opnig intu 
 
 FOELORN, For-lom, a. forsakn; helples; despcrat; 
 
 \oii.-~ FurUirn hop, a bodi ov soljerz put u|M')n 
 
 a !"-Tvis ov grat peril. [solitiid. 
 
 FoELOBN.VESS, F'or-lorn-ncs, ii. destitrjjon; mizori; 
 Foau, Form, u. a mold; inefccid; Jap; figyn,r; bl^ti; 
 
 order; cmti Jo; serruoni; rjt. 
 FOEM, F'orm, n. a log itl; a klos; bod ov a b^r. 
 FOBM, F'orm, D. t. tu mak; tu fajon; tu plan; 
 
 tu m'Klcl: tu kontr^v: tu aranj. 
 Formal, F"ttrm-al, a. .icrfmoiiiiis; sok-m; prcsjs; 
 
 stif: cgi:ikt; rogynlur; mctodikal; ekstcrnal. 
 Formalism, F'orm-al-izm, n. At kwoliti ov beig 
 
 formal. ^ [onli. 
 
 Formalist, Form-al-ist, n. an obi^ rvor or formx 
 Formality, For-mal-i-ti, n. sortmoni; prcsjsncs; 
 
 iTilcr. ^ (presjsli. 
 
 Foemallt, F'i>rm-al-i, ad. in a formal nmnur; 
 Forma i-AirKKis, F'.'>r-mu-p>(-pcr-i!<, [L.] (Law) a 
 
 niuil ov brigig a »\\t in dr kanikter ov u poper. 
 Formation, F'or-md-Jon, n. dc akt ov fermig; 
 
 kiintrjviins. 
 Formative, For-ma-tir, a. gi rig form; plastik. 
 Formes, F'orm-cr, n. trun ha formx; a maker. 
 
 Former, Form-or, a. befur in tim; past; previas; 
 
 pnnr. 
 F'oRMEULY, Form-c-r-li, ad. in timi past; at fvrat. 
 FoEMiUAULK, Furm-i-da-bl, a. t«ribl; drodful; 
 
 I'Tifik. [nea; loror, 
 
 FoRMiDABLKNESS, Form-i-da-bl-nc8, n. dredful- 
 FouMiDAULY, F'lirm-i-da-bli, ad. in a toribl manur. 
 F'oRMLE-SS, F'onu-loJ, a. Japluii; bavig no form. 
 Formula, For-mn-lu, n. [Z.] a prtskribd firm or 
 
 order; a model. [.tiated forms. 
 
 Foemulaev, F'dr-mri-la-ri, n. a buk kontunig 
 F'ou.siCATE, Fur-ni-kat, v. i. tu komit lii,dnu<. 
 F'oR.NiOATiON, F<«r-ni-ku-Jon, n. inkoniinuiu er 
 
 lildiius ov uuinarid jiersonz; konki^binaj. 
 P'OR.viCATOR, F'or-ni-kat-or, n. wun bii> komits 
 
 firnikajon. 
 FOENICATEESS, For-ol-ka-tres, n. a wuman gilti 
 
 ov hldneM. 
 F'oRRAY, For-a, v.t. tu ravaj; tu spffl a kuntri. 
 F'oRUAY, F'or-a,* «. a bo.stil inkurjon. 
 Forsake, For-sak, v. t. tu kv; tu kwit; tu nog- 
 lekt. 
 Forsaken, For-sak-n, p. from FurtAk. 
 F'ORSAKER, For-sak-er, n. wun hoi forsaks. 
 F'oRSOOK, For-siik, i. from Firguk. 
 Forsooth, F'or-.'vit, ad. in tni>t); in dtd; sertcnli. 
 FoR.sWEAR, F(jr-sw4r, f. t. tu rtn-sus or dtnj 
 
 uiKJn ot. Tu. Jorswiir wxtaz nelf; tu swi^r fobli. 
 F'oRSWEAE, F"or-»w4r, v. i. tu sw.'vr folsli. 
 FoRswEAREE, For-3w4r-er, »i. wun ho pfrjiyv 
 
 him;^elf. 
 F'OUT, F'ort, n. a fortifjd post; a fortros; a kasl. 
 F'oRTE, Fort, »i. dat in hwiq wun ekselz; a pe- 
 
 kqlyar talent or fakulti; a strog sjd. 
 F'orte, For-ta, [It.\ a mq,zikal term, aignifiig Ivd- 
 
 li; wid spirit. 
 F'oRTH, Fort, ail. forward; abrod; ist ov dorz. 
 Forthcoming, Fort-kiim-ifl, a. redi er ab^t tu 
 
 apt'r. 
 Forthwith, Fort-wid, a</. imediatli; widistdelA. 
 F'oRTiETii, F6r-li-et, a. de ordinal ov forti; de 
 
 fort tent. 
 FoRTiKiABLE, For-ti-fj-a-bl, a. dat ma be fortifjd. 
 Fortification, FV-ti-fi-ka-Jon, n. At ."jens ot 
 
 niilitari <irkitektyn,r; a plas bilt for stre|)fc:a fort. 
 Fortifier, For-ti-fj-er, »i. wun ha> fortifjz. 
 Fortify, For-ti-fj, Y. t. tu .-ilregten; lu enkdraj; 
 
 tu fiks. 
 Fortissimo, For-tis-i-mo, [It.] a mi^zikal tfrm, 
 
 si;;iiifjig veri lisd. 
 Fortitee in re, F"6r-ti-tcr in rt, [/-.] wid fermnes 
 
 in aktig. 
 F'ortituue, For-ti-ti\d, fi. stregt tu endqr pan; 
 
 rezuiliiJun; iwjens; fermnes; kuraj. 
 Fortn'ight, Ftirt-nji, n. At spas ovtii) weks. 
 Fortress, For-tres, n. a strog-bold; a fortiQd 
 
 plas. [konlinjunt. 
 
 F'ORTUITOUS, For-ti'i-i-tus, a. aksidental; kajt^al; 
 Fortuitously, For-ti^-i-tus-li, ad. aksidontili; 
 
 ka^iiali. [qans. 
 
 Fortuitousness, For-tii-i-tus-ncs, n. aksidcnt; 
 Fortuity, F"iir-ti\-i-ti, n. qans; fi>rti\itusncs. 
 Fortunate, F'ort-yn,-nat, a. Iuki:hftpi:.«ukse-''ful. 
 Fortu.nately, Fort-yr^-nat-li, ad. bapili;suksc»- 
 
 fuli. 
 Fortu.natknkss, Fort-yn-nat-nos, n. gud luk; 
 
 suk.'eH. 
 Fortune, Fort-yi^n, ». de gud er il dat bcfoli 
 
 man; ^ans; luk; fat; suks^; event; eaiat; well; 
 
 rlqez. 
 Fortune. Fort-yqn, r.i. tu befol: tu hapn. 
 Fortune-hunter, F"ori-yn,n-hunt-cr, n. wun ba 
 
 i<f ks lu cnriij himself bj umriig Q wuman oT 
 
 f.irtyiin. (or f.iriyqnt. 
 
 F'oetune TELLER. Fort-yn,n-til-er, n. a forlilor 
 F'orty, Forti, a. and n. fur timx ton.
 
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 Forum, F<S-rum, n. [L.] de Roman tribq,nal; a 
 
 kort: a jiublik plas. [for. 
 
 Forward, For-ward, ad. onward; progresivli;be- 
 FoRWARD, Fer-ward, a. worm; ernest; redi; kon- 
 
 filent; bold; erli; rjp; kwik; antErior. 
 Forward, Fer-ward, v. t. tia hasn; tia kwikn; tu 
 
 advdns; tia send on, az gudz. 
 Forwarder, Fer-ward-er, n. wun hflo ferwardz 
 
 or promots. [li. 
 
 Forwardly, F6r-ward-li, Ad. egerli; hastili; kwik- 
 Forwardxess, Fdr-ward-ues, n. egernes; erlines. 
 Forwards, For-wardz, ad. sam az forward. 
 Fosse, Fos, n. a dig; a mot; an intrenqment. 
 Fossil, F6s-il, n. eni petrifjd erganik substans 
 
 dug 'St ov de ert, az Jelz, bonz, wud, &s. 
 Fossil, F6s-il, a. dug st ov de erf). 
 FossiLiFEROUS, Fos-il-if-er-us, a. prodq,sig fos- 
 
 ilz. 
 FossiLiST, F6s-il-ist, n. wun hoa iz verst in fosilz. 
 Fossilize, F6s-il-jz, v. t. tm qanj ta a fosilstat. 
 Foster, Fos-ter, v. t. tu nurs; tu fed; ivx. suport; 
 
 tu qerij. 
 Fosterage, F6s-ter-aj, n. de qqrj ov nursii). 
 Foster-brother, F6s-ter-brud-er, n. wun fed 
 
 at de sam brest. 
 Foster-child, Fos-ter-qjld, n. a qjld nurst or 
 
 bred bj wun ho) iz not its parent. 
 Fosterdam, Fos-ter-dam, n. a nurs or muder ta 
 
 a foster gild. [ijez. 
 
 Fosterer, F6s-tor-er, n. wun hd) fosterz er nur- 
 Foster-father, F6s-ter-fqd-er, ji. wun hoo briijz 
 
 up anuder manz qjld. 
 Fosterling, Fos-ter-lii), n. a foster qjld; a 
 
 nurs qjld. 
 Foster-mother, F6s-ter-miid-er, n. a nurs. 
 Foster-son, Fos-ter-sun, n. wun fed and edyn,- 
 
 kiited az a sun, do not a sun bj natyqr. 
 Fother, F6d-er, n. a wat ov led; a lod. 
 Fought, Fet, i. andy). from Fit. 
 Foul. F-sl, a. not kkn; not kler; not f^r; filti; 
 
 derti; impi^r; hatful; kors; gros. 
 Foul, F-sl, ad. wid rcDd tors; agenst; az, "tu run 
 
 fsl ov." 
 Foul, F-sl, v. t. tta deb; tia bemjr; tu mak filti. 
 Foully, Fisi-li, ad. in a f-sl maner; filfiili. 
 Foul-mouthed, F-sl-m-sdd, a. skurilus. 
 FouLXESS, F-sl-nes, n. stat ov beir) f-sl; filtines. 
 FouLSPOKEN, F-sl-spok-n, a., konti^melius. 
 Foumart, Fdb-mqrt, n. a polkat. 
 Found, F-snd, i. and p. from Find. 
 Found, F-snd, v. t. tu la de basis ov; tu bild; tia 
 
 raz; tu institi^t; tu establij; tu kast; tu gr-snd; 
 
 tu fiks ferm. 
 Foundation, F-sn-da-Jon, n. de basis ov an edi- 
 
 fis; ferst prinsiplz; gr-snd: rjs; establijment. 
 Founder, Find-er, n. wun h'lD f jndz; a bilder. 
 Founder, F-snd-er, v. t. tu kdz somes in a hers- 
 
 ez f ut. [tu fel. 
 
 Founder, F-snd-er, ti. i. tu siijk; tu trip; tu fal; 
 FouNDERT, F-snd-cr-i, n. de qrt ov kastiij metalz; 
 
 a plas in hwiq f-sndii) iz karid on;akastig h-ss. 
 
 Ritn elso {foundry.} 
 Foundling, F-snd-lig, n. a qjld dezerted er eks- 
 
 pozd. ■ [bildz, &s. 
 
 Foundress, F-sn-dres, n. a wuman dat f-sndz. 
 Fount, F-snt, »i. a sprig; a font; a f-snten. 
 Fountain, F-sn-ten, n. a weljasprig; a sp-st ov 
 
 woter; ferst prinsipl; ferst kez. 
 Four, For, a. twjs too. 
 Fourfold, FcSr-fold, a. for tjmz told. 
 FouRFOOTED, F6r-f ut-cd, a. havig for fet. 
 Fourscore, For-skor, a. for tjmz twenti; ati. 
 Four-square, F6r-skwqr, a. kwodraggn,lar. 
 Fourteen, For-ten, a. for and ten. 
 Fourteenth, For-tent, a. de ordinal ov forten. 
 Fourth, Fort, a. de ordinal ov for. 
 
 Fourthly, F6rt-li, ad. in de fort plas. 
 Fovilla, Fo-vil-c, n. a fin substans imperseptibl 
 
 tu de naked j, e mi ted from de polen ov fl^erz. 
 Fowl, F-sl, n. a wigd animal; a berd. 
 Fowl, F^l, v. i. tu kil berdz for food er gam. 
 Fowler, F-sl-er, n. a sportsman hot) pursi\,z berdz. 
 Fowling, F-sl-ig, n. de Jiutig ov berdz; feknri. 
 Fowling-piece, F-sl-ig -pes, n. a gun fer Jcotig 
 
 berdz. 
 Fox, Foks, n. an animal remqrkabl for kunig. 
 Fox-chase, Foks-qas, n. pursi|,t ov de foks wid 
 
 h-sndz. 
 Foxglove, Foks-gluv, n. a plant; de dijitalis. 
 Fox-HOUND, Foks-h-gnd, n. a h-snd fer qasig 
 
 fuksez. [foksez. 
 
 Fox-HUNTER, F6ks-hunt-er, n. wun hot) hunts 
 Fox-hu.nting, F6ks-hunt-ig, n. de akt ov hunt- 
 
 ig foksez. 
 FoxiSH, F6ks-iJ, a. kunig; qrtful; Ijk a foks. 
 Foxtail, Foks-tal, n. a plant; a spejez ov gras. 
 Fox-trap, Foks-trap, n. a jin er snq,r tu kaq 
 
 fuksez. [foksij. 
 
 Foxy, F6ks-i,J a. relatig tu, er wjli az, a foks; 
 Fracas, Fra-kas, er Fra-k^, n, [i^/'.J a nerzi 
 
 kworel; a distiirbans. 
 Fraction, Frak-Jon, ?i. de aktovbrakig; abrokn 
 
 pqrt: — a brokn number er pqrt ov an intejer. 
 Fractional, Frak-Jon-al, a. relatig tu frakjonz; 
 
 brokn. 
 Fractious, Frak-Jus, a. kros; pevij; fretful. 
 Fracture, Frakt-yqr, n. a breq; a ruptyq,r. 
 Fracture, Frakt-yi]^r, v. t. tu brak a bon, &s. 
 Fragile, Fraj-il, a. britl; ezili brokn; wek. 
 Fragility, Fra-jil-i-ti, li. britlnes; weknes; fralti. 
 Fragment, Frag-ment, n. a pqrt brokn of; a pes. 
 Fragmentary, Frag-men-ta-ri, a. kompozd ov 
 
 fragments. 
 Fragor, Fra-gor, n. [L.] a n«rz; a krak; a kraj. 
 Fragrance, Fra-grans, ) n. swetnes ov smel; 
 Fragrancy, Fra-gran-si, ) plezig sent ; grat- • 
 
 f ul odor. 
 Fragrant, Fra-grant, a. odorus; swet ov smel. 
 Fragrantly, Fra-grant-li, ad. wid swet sent. 
 Frail, Fral, a. wek; iuferm; Ijabl tu eror. 
 Frail, Fral,* n. a basket mad ov rujez. 
 Frailness, Fral-nes, n. weknes; instabiliti. 
 Frailty, Fral-ti, n. weknes: infermiti; irezolqjon. 
 Fraise, Fraz, n. [Fr.] a pankak wid bakn in it; 
 
 a ptJ-nted stak in fortifikajon. 
 Frame, Fram, v. t. tu form or fabrikat; tu mak; 
 
 tu kompoz; tu regyqlat; tu kontrjv; tu plan. 
 Frame, Fram, n. de timberz hwiq sup<5rt a bild- 
 
 ig; a fabrik; a struktyi^r; order; regyi^Iariti; 
 
 skem; Jap; ferm. 
 Framer, Fram-er, n. wun hoo framz; a former. 
 Framework, Fram-wurk, n. wurk dun in a fram. 
 Framing, Fram-ig, n. jenig tugeder; timber- 
 
 wurk. [sents. 
 
 Franc, Fragk, n. a Frenq kern, valyi^ ab-st njnten 
 Franchise, Fran-qiz, n. egzemjon; privilej; imq,- 
 
 niti; rjt granted; a privilejd distrikt. 
 Franchise, Fran-qiz, v. t. tu mak fre; tu en- 
 
 franqiz. [ment. 
 
 Franchisement, Fran-qiz-ment,* n. enfranqiz- 
 Frangibility, Fran-ji-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 franjibl. 
 Frangible, Fran-ji-bl, a. frajil; britl; ezili brokn. 
 Frank, Fragk, a. liberal; opn; injenyq,us; kan- 
 
 did. 
 Frank, Fragk, «. a fre leter;— a nativ er inhab- 
 itant ov Western Yiyop. 
 Frank, Fragk, v. t. tu egzemt leterzfrom postaj. 
 Feankal-moign, Fragk-al-mern, n. {Eng. Latv} 
 
 a tcnyiy bj divjn servis. 
 Frankincense, Fragk-in-sens, n. a gum rezin 
 
 yH,zd az a perfq,m.
 
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 157 
 
 FRI 
 
 Fbamklin, Fraflk-lin, n. a fr^holdor. 
 Fra.skly, Fragk-li, ad. liburali ; freli; upiili; 
 
 rcJili. (dor. 
 
 Fhank.ni:hs, Frogk-nR.-!, n. opnnoii: liboroliti; kan- 
 Fhankj'LEDOE, Fraok-pluj, n. {Law) a Jurti lur 
 
 I'rriiii'ii. 
 Feantio, Fnin-tik, a. miul: nivip: fiirius; Ytraju.t. 
 Feanticly, Fran-tik-li, ad. madli; fi'iriusli; •»t- 
 
 niju.«li. [trakjoii. 
 
 Franticskss, Fran-tik-ne.'j, «. madnes; I'liri: dis- 
 FEATtKNAL, Frtt-t^r-nal, a. brudcrli; brkiiiniu 
 
 bruftiTZ. [mniicT. 
 
 Fbatkknally, Fra-t^r-nal-i, ad. in a brudcrli 
 Featkknitv, Fra-tor-ni-ti, n. a bodi nv men yq,- 
 
 niti'il: 11 kuriiiDrHjiin; u tiOfjrti; <i bniderhud. 
 Fbatkrmze, Fra-tvr-niz, v. i. tu konkdr wid; 
 
 tu aure or a-sojint at bruder-!. [cr. 
 
 FRATRiCinK, Frat-ri-sjd, n. dc murder ova brud- 
 F'eauu, Frnd, II. dr.-iet; a qet; a trik; qrtifis. 
 Fkaudfll, Frod-ful, a. troccrus; qrttul; trikij. 
 Fraudkllly, FriKl-ful-i, aa. dEsetfuii; qrtl'iali. 
 Fraudl'LENCE, Fr.Ml-yq-lens, I n. dEsettulnes; 
 Fraui>ilk.\cy, Fn'Ml-yq-Ien-si, i trikijnes: pron- 
 
 iie.i tu qrtili.s: frod. 
 Fraudulent, Fred-yi^-lent, a. ful ov qrtifis: 
 
 triM;eru?. [qrtifis. 
 
 Fraudulently, FriKl-yq-lent-li, ad. bj frod; bj 
 Fraught, Fmt, p. from J-'rn(; ladn. 
 Fraxixus, Fraks-i-nus, »i. a jtuus ov trez, kom- 
 
 prjzin dc u/. 
 Fray, Fm, u. a batl; a fjt; a kworel; a r{ot. 
 Fray, Frn. v. t. tu frjt; tu terifj; tu rub; tu 
 
 w:jr. 
 Freak, Frr k, ti. a eudcn fan?i: a yximor; a bwim. 
 Freak, Frrk." v. t. tu varicgat; tu qeker. 
 Freakish, Krt'k-iJ, a. kaprijus; bwiinzikal; fikl. 
 Freakishly, Frek-iJ-li, ad. kaprijusli; yi'),mor- 
 
 sumli. 
 Freakishness, Frfk-iJ-nes, n. statov bcij) frekij. 
 Freckle, Fr(^k-1, n. a spot in de skin; a spot. 
 Freckle, F'rok-l, v. t. and i. tu giv or akw{r 
 
 frcklz. 
 Freckled. Frek-ld, a. spotcd: makyrilatod. 
 Frecely, Frok-li, a. ful ov froklz; spotod. 
 Free, Frc. a. beip at liberti; not onslavd; opn; 
 
 injenyqus; frajjk: liberal; Ink?: ljsenju.«: giltlcs; 
 
 inosont; kler; egz^mt. (klcr. 
 
 Free, Frr, f. /. tu set at liberti; tu reskq; tu 
 Freebooter. FrE-bit)t-er, n. a rober: a pilajer. 
 Freeborn, Fn'-born, a. bom frr; iiihcritij) liberti. 
 Freecost, Frt-kost, i». fredom from ekspens. 
 Freedman. Fred-man, n. n slnv mnnyi^mitcd. 
 Freedom, Fn'-dom, n. liberti; indfp<^ndens; priv- 
 
 ilojcx: franfjizez; imqnitiz; fasititi; Ijsens. 
 Free-hearted, Frc-hqrt-ed, a. opn; liberal. 
 Freehold, Fre-huld, n, an cstat held in pcrp<5t- 
 
 .vqal rjt. [hold. 
 
 Freehold} R, Frt-hold-er, n. wun hm haz a frr- 
 Freely, Fr^-li, ad. wid fredom: frankli; liberali. 
 Freeman, Fr^-man, n. wun lun enj<*z liberti; not 
 
 u -lav: wun jx.z^dt ov sivil rit,"; a sitizen. 
 Freemason, Frr -mn son, h. wun ov de fratomiti 
 
 ov Masonz. Se (Jl/(i*<m.) 
 Freema.sonry, Fr£-ma-8on-ri, m. de kraftovFre'- 
 
 inasonz. [lit kiir. 
 
 Free- MINDED, Frf-mind-cd, a. unperpldkst; wid- 
 Freeness, Fr^-nes, n. At beifl frc; opnncs; kan- 
 
 dor. 
 Freer, Fr^-cr, n. wun ha* givz fredom. 
 Free-school, Fre-skool, n. a skial frekwt^nted 
 
 widiit pn. 
 FRKf:8TONE, Frf-ston, n. a sandston yi^zd in 
 
 bihlifl, rzili rot, and kut freli in eni direk/on. 
 Fkee-thinker, Frf-tink-cr. n. a t^rm asi^md bj 
 
 disliflrvorz in Kristyianiti. (iti. 
 
 Frke-thinkino, Frt-'tiok-ifl, ii. unbeUf; infidel- 
 
 Fbeewabekn, Fre-wur-en, n. {Kng. Law) a prir- 
 
 ilej ov prczorvig and kilio gam. 
 Freewill, Fre-wil, n. de pxt-r ov dircklig wuni 
 
 uii iikJoDZ widvi koni'trtiut; vuluntorinon; spon- 
 
 tune ili. 
 FuEEZE, Frez, c. i. tu be konjeld b{ kold; tu ^il. 
 FuEEZE, F'rez, v. t. tu konjil bj kold; tu qil. 
 FuEioHT, Fnit, V. t. [i. fratcd, ;«. fralig, trated, 
 
 lriit:{ tu lod a Jip, ks. 
 Freight, Frut, n. de kqrgo or ladifl ov a Jip; 
 
 burdn: prjs ov truui|)orta/on ov gudz. 
 Freighter, Frut-er, n. wun ha> fnitJi. 
 French, Vmncj, n. de lujjgwaj ov Fruna; — pi. de 
 
 pEpl ov Fruus. 
 French, Fn-nq, a. beWpifl tu Fruns or de Frcnq. 
 Fhencu-horn, Frenq-horn, it. a mqzikul wind- 
 
 instnoment. 
 Frenchify, Frdn(;-i-fj,t v. t. tu mak F'renq; tu 
 
 infekt wid Frcnq munerz. 
 Frenetic, FrE-net-ik,*a. mad; distnikted; frantik. 
 Feenzical, Fren-zi-kal, a. aprui^iy tu mudnes; 
 
 mad. 
 Frenzy, Fren-zi, n. madnes; distrakjon ov m^nd. 
 Frequency, Fre-kwen-si, n. okiircns ofn repeted. 
 Freque.vt, Fre-kwcnt, a. ofn dun or okdrig; yi^- 
 FuEyuENT, F're-kwdnt, u. t. tu vizit ofn. (jqal. 
 Frequentable, Fre-kwent-a-bl, a. kapabl ov 
 
 beij) frekwented. 
 Frequentation, Fre-kwen-Uk-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 frekwenti}): rrzort. [kwcntli. 
 
 Frequentative, Fre-kw^nt-a-tiv, a. repetig fre- 
 Frequenter, Fre-kwent-er, n. wun hot f rekw^nU. 
 F'REguENTLY, FVe-kwcnt-li, ad. ofn; komonli; not 
 
 nirli. 
 FRESCO, Fres-ko, n. [It.] k<Dlncs; Jad; duskincs; 
 
 — a pantiy on frej plaster. 
 Fresh, FreJ, a. kool; not solt; nq: resent: not stal; 
 
 florid; vigorus; rudi; brisk; ro. 
 Fresh, FreJ, n. froj woter; a flud, or overfloifl 
 
 ov Q river; a frejet. 
 Freshen, FreJ-n, v. t. tu mak freJ. 
 Freshen, ¥ri]-n, v. i. tu gro frcj. 
 Freshet, FreJ-et, n. a flud ov woter or suden in- 
 
 undajon, kozd bj ran or meltif) sno. 
 Freshly, Fr(^J-li, ad. kalli; nqli; rescntli: rudili. 
 Feeshman, F'reJ-man, n. a no%is; wun in de loest 
 
 klas in a kolej. 
 Freshness, FreJ-nes, n. stat ov beij) freJ; ni^ne?. 
 Fret, Fret, n. ajitajon ov likorz; ajitaj'.n ov de 
 
 mind; iritajon;— de stopova mqzikal instrtDmcnt 
 
 hwicj regyi^lats de vjbrnjonx ov de strig. In 
 
 Jlr'kitikti/i(r, an ornament. 
 Fret, Fret, v. t. tu ajitat vjolentli; tu Tek.«; tu 
 
 kiirod;— tu form intu rnzd wurk: tu varicgat. 
 Fret, Fret, r. i'. tu be ."ijitBted or ajjgri: tu korisd. 
 Fretful, Fret-ful. a. jietyq^lant: pevij; il-yqmord. 
 Fretfully, Fret-ful-i, ad. in a fretful mancr; 
 
 pEviJli. [ful. 
 
 Fretfulness, Fr^t-ful-ncs, n. stat ov btiy frct- 
 Fretter. Frot-er, ii. he or dut hwiq frctjj. 
 Fretty, Fr(^t-i, .-J. ad'trnd wid rnzd or fret-wnrk. 
 Fret-work, Fret-wurk, n. a sort ov razd wurk; 
 
 masonri razd in protqbcransez. 
 Friability. Fri-a-bil-i-ti, ( n. kapasiti ov beio 
 Friableness, l-'rj-a-bl-nes, i ezili rrdqst tu 
 
 prdcr. 
 Friable, Frj-a-bl, a. ezili pulvcrjid or krumbld. 
 Friar, Fri-ar, «. a relijus bruder ov sum order. 
 Friary, Irj-a-ri, n. a mdoostcri or konvcnt ov 
 
 frjarz. 
 Fribble, Frib-l.t a. frivolus; trjnio; sili. 
 Fribble, Frib-l.I v. i. tu trjfl:* tu totcr. 
 Fribble, or Fribbler, F'rib-l, er Frib-lcr,J n. a 
 
 triflor: a fop. 
 Fricassee, Frik-a-sf, n. [Fr.] a dijov^ikeni, tu., 
 
 kut smol and drcdt wid strog soa.
 
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 158 
 
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 Fricassee, Frik-a-ss, v. t. txi drcs in frikass. 
 Friction, Frik-Jon, n. At akt ov rubii); atrijon. 
 Fridat, Frj-da, n. At sikst da ov de wek. 
 Fried, Frid, p. a. rosted in a pan over de fjr. 
 Friend, Frcnd, n. wun jtfnd tu anuder bj afek- 
 
 Jon: an intimat; a konlidant; a favorer. 
 Friend, Frend, v. t. tu favor: tu befrend. 
 Friendless. Frend-les, a. wontiii frendz. 
 Friendliness, Freud-li-nes, n. kjndnes. 
 Friendly, Frend-li, a. havig frendjip; kjnd; fa- 
 
 vorabl: amikabl: salyi\tari. 
 Friendship, Frend-Jip, n. intimasi, yq,njted wid 
 
 afekj'on: personal kjndncs; favor. 
 
 Frieze, Frtz, n. a kors wulen kloB. {Ai'cTi.y a 
 
 Iqrj, flat member, hwiq separats it qrkitrav from 
 
 de kornis. 
 
 Frieze. Frez, u. i. tu form nap on klot: tu friz. 
 
 Frigate, Frig-at, n. a ]ip ov wor smoler dan a 
 
 Jip ov de Ijn, kariiij from twenti tu fifti gunz. 
 Frigefaction, Frij-E-fak-Jon, n. de akt ov mak- 
 
 ii) kold. 
 Fright, Frjt, v. t. tu terifj: tu fntn. 
 Fright, Frjt, n. a sudcn teror; alqrm. 
 Frighten, Frit-n, v. (. tu terifi; tu dqnt; tu Jok 
 
 wid dred. 
 Frightful, Frit-ful, a. teribl; dredfial. 
 Frightfully, Frit-ful-i, ad. dredfuli. 
 Frightfulness, Frit-ful-nes, ji. dred; teror. 
 Frigid. Frij-id, a. kold: dul; Ijfles; impotent. 
 Frigidity, Fri-jid-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig fiijid; 
 koldnes. [Jon. 
 
 Frigidly, Frij-id-Ii, ad. koldii; dulli; wid-st afek- 
 Frigidness, Frij-id-nes, n. frijiditi; Ijoldnes: dul- 
 nes. [kold. 
 
 Frigorific, Frig-Q-rif-ik, a. kozir) er prodi],siij 
 ^ Frill, Fril,* v. i. tu kwak or Jiver wid kold. 
 Frill, Fril, n. an ejir) ov linen er kotn; a rufl. 
 Fringe, Frinj, n. ernamental trimit); ej: mqrjin. 
 Fringe, Frinj, v. t. tu adorn wid frinjez; tu 
 
 dekorat. 
 FaiNGY, Frinj-i, a. adernd wid frinjez. 
 Fripper, Frip-er, n. a delcr in old tigz: a broker. 
 Frippery, Frip-er-i,:}; ;;. de plas hwq,rold klodzqr 
 sold; old klodz; kast dresez; taterd ragz; gedi 
 fineri er trumperi; trjflz. 
 Frippery, Frip-er-i,J a. trjflig: kontemtibl. 
 Friseur, Fre-zer, n. [Fr.] a hiir-dreser. 
 Frisk, Frisk, v. i. tu lep; tu skip; tu dans in 
 
 frolik. 
 Frisk, Frisk, n. a frolik; a fit ov wonton gaeti. 
 Frisker, Frisk-er, n. wun hd) frisks; a wonton. 
 Frisket, Frisk-et, n. a fram tu konfjn paper in 
 
 printir). 
 Friskiness, Frisk-i-nes, n. gaeti; l^vlines; frolik. 
 Frisky, Frisk-i, a. ga;qri; frolik.;um; wonton. 
 Frit, Frit, n. kalsind sjleks, fikst alkalj, &s., for 
 
 glas. 
 Fbxt, Frit, v. t. tu deprjv ov merstyrir bj bet. 
 Frith, Frit, n. a strat ov de se; an estyTj,ari. 
 Fritter, Frit-er, n. a smol pes kut tu be frjd; a 
 
 pankak; — a fragment: a pes. 
 Fritter, Frit-er, r. t. tu kut intu smol pesez tu 
 
 be frjd; tia brak intia fragments. 
 Frivolity, Fri-v61-i-ti, n. trjfliflnes; frivolusnes: 
 foli. [ment. 
 
 Frivolous, Friv-o-lus, a. sljt; trjflii); ov no mo- 
 Frivol'ously, Friv-a-lus-li, ad. trjflii)li; wid-st 
 wat. [iti. 
 
 Frivolousness, Friv-o-lus-nes, n. trjflirines; van- 
 Frizz, Friz, I V. t. tu kurl; tu frizl: tu frcz. 
 Frizzle, Friz-l,|: r. t. tu kurl in Jart kurlz: tu f rez. 
 Frizzle, Friz-1,+ n. a kurl; a lok ov h^r krispt. 
 Frizzler, Friz-ler, n. wun h<I) maks Jort kurlz. 
 Fro, Fro, ad. from; — a kontrakjon ov from, az, 
 
 " tu and fro," bakward and forward. 
 Feock, Frok, n. a dres; a kot; a gisn for qildren 
 
 Frog, Frog, n. a smol, amfibius animal:— a fruj. 
 Frolic, Fr6I-ik, a. ga; ful ov leviti: ful ov pragka. 
 Frolic, Frol-ik, n. a wild praijk: a sen ov merfi. 
 Frolic, Frol-ik, v. i. tu pla wild praijks; tu be 
 meri. [plaful. 
 
 Frolicsome, Frol-ik-sum, a. ful ov wjld gaeti; 
 Frolicsomely, Fr61-ik-sum-li, ad. wid wild gaeti. 
 Frolicsomeness, Frol-ik-sum-nes, n. wjldnes ov 
 
 gaeti. 
 From, From, frep. notig sors, prjvajon, distans, 
 
 absens, or depqrtyi],r: "st ov; sins. 
 Frond, Frond, n. a lef: lefig ov pqmz and fernz. 
 Frondation, Fron-da-Jon,* n. a lopig ov trez. 
 Frondescence, Fron-des-ens, n. de akt ov putlg 
 
 fort levz. 
 Frond I FERGUS, Fron-dif-er-us, a. bsirig levz. 
 Frondose, Fron-dos, a. ful ov levz; lefi. 
 Front, Frunt, )i. de forhed; fas; de van ov an 
 
 qrmi; de for pqrt ov eni tig. 
 Front, Fruut, v. t. tu opoz direktli; tu enk-jnter. 
 Front, Frunt, v. i. tu stand formost. 
 Frontage, Friiut-aj, n. de for pqrt ov a bildig; 
 de frunt. [frunt. 
 
 Frontal, FnSnt-al, a. relatig tu de forhed er 
 Frontal, Front-al, n. a litl pediment; a fruntlet. 
 Fronted, Fnint-ed, a. formd wid a frunt. 
 Frontier, Fron-ter, n. de utmost verj ov eni t^r- 
 
 itori; a border. 
 Frontier, Fron-ter, a. borderig: konterminus. 
 Frontiniac, Fron-tin-yak, n. [Fr.] a riq win. 
 Frontispiece, Fron-tis-pes, n. an ernamental paj 
 
 ov Q buk; de fas ov a bildig. 
 Frontless, Friint-les, a. unblujig; wontig Jam. 
 Frontlet, Friint-let, n. a bandaj worn upon ds 
 
 forhed. 
 Frost, Frost, n. a fhyd konjeld bj kold: de p-ser 
 ov konjelajon: ds efekt ov konjelajon; hor-frost. 
 Frost-bitten, Frost-bit-n, a. nipt bj frost. 
 Frosted, Fr6st-ed, a. kuverd wid hor-frost. 
 Frostily', Frost-i-li, ad. wid frost; wid eksesiv 
 
 kold. 
 Frostiness, Frost-i-nes, n. kold; frezig kold. 
 Frostnail, Frost-nal, n. a nal drivn intu a 
 
 horsez Jen, tu prevent hiz slipig on de js. 
 Frostwork, Frost-wurk, n. wurk rezemblig hor- 
 frost. 
 Frosty, Frost-i, a. veri kold; hori; rezemblig frost. 
 Froth, Frot, n. spq,m; fou; unsubstanjal mater. 
 Froth, Frot, v. i. tu f om; tu tro "St spi^m. 
 Frothily', Frot-i-li, ad. wid fom; wid spq,m. 
 Frothiness, Frot-i-ues, n. de stat ov beig froti. 
 Frothy, Frot-i, a. f liil ov fom, frot, or spi^^m: emti. 
 Frounce, Fr-sns,:]: n. a rigkl; a kurl: a frinj. 
 Frounce. Fr-sns, J v. t. tu kurl; tu frizl; tu rigkl. 
 Froward, Fro-ward, a. pevij; refraktori; pervers. 
 Frowardly, Fro-ward-li, ad. pevijli; perversli. 
 Frowardness, Fro-ward-nes, n. pevijnes; per- 
 versnes. [stern. 
 
 Frown, Fr-sn, v. i. tu ekspres displejqr; tu luk 
 Frown, Fr-sn, v. t. tu drjv of bj stern luks. 
 Frown, Fr-sn, n. a stern luk; a luk ov disple3H,r. 
 Frowy, Fr-s-i,* a. muKti; frszi. 
 Frowzy, Fr-s-zi,* a. fetid; musti; dim; kl-sdi. 
 Froze, Froz, i. from Frtz. 
 Frozen, Froz-n, p. from Frez; konjeld wid kald; 
 
 qil in afekjon: vtrd ov het. 
 F. R. S., abreviajon for Felo ov Reral Sosjeti. 
 Fructed, Fnikt-ed, a. {Her.} bqrig frcot, az trez. 
 Fructescence, Fruk-tes-ens, n. de rjpnig ov frcot. 
 Fructiferous, Fruk-tif-er-us, a. biirig froot. 
 Fructification, Fruk-ti-fi-ka-Jon, «. fekunda- 
 Jon: fertiliti. [fertiljz. 
 
 Fructify, Friik-ti-fj, v. t. tu mak frmtful; tu 
 Fructify, Friik-ti-fj, v. i. tu b^r frot; tu be 
 
 frffitful. 
 Fructuee, Frdkt-yTi,r,* «. yr^s; frcoijon.
 
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 159 
 
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 Fhi'Oal, Fnfi-pil, M. trifti: Jprtrip: rkanomik&I. 
 FBifiALiTV, KnB-^pl-i-ti, /». ilr Ktat or beip frutt- 
 
 pil: trill; rkoiiomi; gud in.innjrnnnt. 
 Fbloali-V, Fnf>-g!il-i, ad. Fkomimikali: triftili. 
 Frl'ooin, Friig-in, n. an uvn I'-trk or fHjI. 
 
 Flliolvoib, Fi ■ 
 Fli-L. Ful, a. 
 iui|irf-^iial<-<i 
 _ h.irnd «r gibu». at, -.j /ui uuitu.' 
 ! F'ULL, Ful, n. kompltt ni<-3nr; de hoi 
 
 -Jli. 
 
 ''yiimt«d; 
 i'.rlekt,; not 
 
 FKUuiruiOL'S, Froj-jif-er-ui, a. biirig fru>t; frnk- j Flll, Ful, aJ. kwiu c->^zakili; direkUi; ofn yn«d 
 tifi-ru«. in ki)m|KjtiJon; ar, /'u//f./, nnte<J. 
 
 Frioivorocs, Fnt)-giv-o-nis, a. frdip on froti. | F'ull, Ful, t>. t. tu tikn and klcni, at klot. 
 
 Fkuit, F'nBt, ri. Ae produkt ov de 9rt, trtx and Fullaok. Fial-uj, n. muni |nid for f ulin kiot. 
 ]>lanU: prnfit; a tre: ofspnj) ov dr wOiin. i FuLLtR. Ful-er, /». wun hobz imd iz tu lul k'l 
 
 Fklitaok, Friijt-nj, ii. fnrit kolekcivli. 
 
 Fsiir BI.ARIXO, Fri<)t-b.i,r-iD, s. produ'lp fr*'- 
 
 F'RL'tTKKbR, Fnf)l-er-cr, n. wun h<ii trudz in froit. 
 
 klot. 
 
 FuiiThBY, Fribt-er-i, n. a rrpoiiUDri fur InDt; a 
 
 fr.r.t loft. » 
 
 Friitkil, Fr(6t-ful, a. proddktiv; ffrlil; b^irij) 
 
 fr.ijt; prolilik: dld-bririp: not barcn. 
 FEfiTFL'LLV, Fr2:-ful-l, ad. in a fnfttful m.incr. 
 FELJTKULXhJiS, FfiLt-f ul-ncs, n. fcrliliti; plenti- 
 ful )irudukj()n. 
 Fruition, Frda-iJ-on, f». dc akl ov cnjoip; enjer- 
 niL-nt; {(orejon; yt^s. [ubl. 
 
 Fri'itlkss. Frif)t-li.'s, a. barcn; von; jdl; unprrifii- 
 FRLiTLts.sLY, F'nfd-les-li, ad. vanli; jdli; unprof- 
 itiibli. [vaniti. 
 
 PBi'iTLtssxEss, Frut-lcs-ncs, n. unfrmtfulnes; 
 Frl'it TKEK. Fnf)t-trE, n. a trc dat prcKiiiix-z fntit. 
 Fni'MKNTACKOi'S, FnX)-mcn-ta-/u.-i, a. niadov;;nin. 
 FuL'Mi.xrATioN, Frott-men-ta-Jon, n. a jcnurul do.l 
 ov k irn. [milk. 
 
 Fai'MtXTr, F'n&-men-ti, n. find ov hwct bwld in 
 Futur, Frump,* v.t. tu mok;tu insiilt; — n.a juk. 
 Fri'MPIsh, Fnimp-iJ,+ a. test!; tinajii/li in.silltig. 
 Fbl'kh, FruJ. n. dr frog or tender horn in de niidl 
 ov (Ic !k3l ov u horsci fut. ftu bok. 
 
 Fri'stratk, Frii'-tmt, r. t. tu drfrt; tu disaprfnt: 
 F'kcstuatjox, Frus-tra-Jon, n. diMip<Tntmcnt; de- 
 fer. 
 Feustcm, Frds-tum, n. [L.] pi. Frds-ta; Ae pqrt 
 
 ov u si.lid nekst tu de bns hwcn kut of. 
 Fbv. Fq, II. a sworm ov litl fijer; a dij frjd. 
 Frv, Frj, f. t. tu drc.« foDd in a pan on dr fjr. 
 F"ry. Fri, r. 1. tu be rested in a pan; tu melt. 
 FRYlXG-rAX, Frj-ijj-jMin, n. a pan yi^zd for fqijj 
 met. &*. [disf^jzd. 
 
 Fccate. Floated, Fi'i-kat, Fq-kat-cd, a. panted; 
 Fuel's. Fi'i-ku.", /). [A.] pant on de fas; disgjz. 
 F'CPDLE, Fiid-l.J v.t. tu mak drugk: tu intok^iknt 
 Fui>i>LE. Fud-I.» V. i. tu dri|)k tu ekso.-;; tu tipl. 
 F'UDOE, Fuj.J inter, an ck.«prcJon ov kont^mt. 
 Fuel, Fi'i-cl, n. de mater or aliment or fjr; wud, 
 FUOACIOI 8, F»i-gri-Jus, a. volatil; fljin. [As. 
 
 FuoACiousxESS, Ft^-ga-Jus-ncs, n. volatiliti: a 
 fljil) nwa. [volatiliti. 
 
 FiGACiTY, Fii-gas-i-ti, n. de akt ov fljij) awa: 
 F'tGiTiVE. Fiiji-tiv, a. un.«t«bl; not dt^rabl; vola- 
 til: flitio: wondcrifl; Jert-ljvd; perijabl. 
 FcoiTiVE, F\i-ji-tiv, n. a dei^rter; a r^negad 
 
 FuLLKit's EARTH, Ful-crz-vrt, II. a kjnd ov kla. 
 FtLLEUV, Ful-er-i. n. de pla.i hwijr Riot is fuld. 
 Flll-ked, Fvil-fod, p. a. abundanlli fc-d; aat«d; 
 
 plump. 
 
 FuLLixo-MiLL, Ful-ip-mil, n. a milf.jrfulio klot. 
 
 Full LEXOTii, Ful-lcut, a. embnwio de IkjI. 
 
 FOULLY, Fui-i, ad. komplctii; wirtist luk or def^kt. 
 
 F'ULMINA-NT, Fdl-mi-nant, a. roakiga lud nttx. 
 
 FuLiii.NATK, Ful-mi-nat, v. i. tu tunder; tu ek«- 
 
 „ P'<^- [ek«pl6d. 
 
 F ULiii.fATK. Ftil-mi-nat, v. t. tu uter; tu ko« ta 
 
 FcLMiNATio.v, Ful-mi-na-Jon, n. a tundcrio; an 
 eksi.|u:^on. [jj, horor. 
 
 FuLMLVATOHT, Fdl-mi-na-to-ri,a. tnndcrio;iitr}k- 
 
 FuL-NEss, Ful-nes, ii. de «tat ov beig fuil; kom- 
 pletnei'; ubdndans; satjeti. 
 
 Fulsome, Ful-^^um, a. nojus; of^nsiv. 
 
 FuLsoMtLY. Ful-.-ium-li, ad. nojusli. 
 
 P'uL-sosit.NESS, Ful-sum-ncs, n. nojusncs. 
 
 FuLViD, Ful-vid, a. ov a dep yclu kulor; folvoa. 
 
 FuLVts, Fdl-vua, a. yelo; t«m; fulvid. 
 
 FuM AGE, Fij-maj, n. {Ltu) a taks on hqrts. 
 
 F'liMAAOLE, F'l'i-ma-rol, ii. a hoi from hwiq «mok 
 iJHz iu a KuHur mjn or volkano. [purl. 
 
 FCMBLE, Fum-bl.J r. J. tu atemt okwardli; tu 
 
 Flmulk, Ftim-bl.; r.t. tu manaj okwardli. 
 
 Fi MiiLLK, F'um-bler, H. wun hoi akts okwardli. 
 
 FuJiK, Film, n. smijk: vapor: raj: jdl kon.set. 
 F\me, F'^m, c. I. tu smuk; tu be in a raj. 
 
 FrUE, Fi^m, r. t. tu smuik: tu |.erfiim bj smok. 
 
 FuMiD, Fii-mid, a, smoki; vu|>oru,-'. [smok. 
 
 FUMIDITY, Fii-mid-i-ti, n. smokinw; tcndensi tu 
 Fumigate, Fii-mi-gat, r. f. lu smok; tu klens or 
 
 piirilj bj smok: tu perfi'im. 
 Fumigation, Fii-mi-ga-Jon, o. de akt ov fi^mi- 
 
 gatii): va|)or. 
 Fumy, Fi'im-i, a. fild wid fqmi; smoki. 
 F'u.N, Fun.; n. 8port; hj meriment; frolik. 
 Fu.namuulatobt, Fi^-nam-bii-la-to-ri, a. ov er 
 
 Ijk (1 rup diiuser. 
 F'uxAMBULiST, Fti-nam-bq-list, n. a rop danscr. 
 Fuxctiox, Fugk-Jon, n. cmplffment: ofi!<; pucr. 
 Functional, tdj)k-Jon-al. a. relatig tu .«um ofis. 
 F'uNCTioxAKY, Fd^k-Jon-a-ri, n. wun hiB has an 
 
 ofi.s or f u])kJon. 
 Fund, F'und, n. stok: kapital; a bagk ov muni. 
 F\nd, Fund, r. t. tu plas in de fundz, as muni. 
 F'UNDAMENT. Fdn-da-ment, n. de set ov de bodi. 
 
 FUGITIVE.NESS. Fii-ji-'.iv-ncs, fi. volatiliti; fqgas- j Fundamental, Fun-da-ment-al, a. servij) for de 
 
 Fuglkman. Fii-gl-man, n. Se (Fhitjelman.) [iti. | f-nndajon or basis; escnjal; iminrtant. 
 
 FuiiUK, Fii;.', II. [/v.] a miizikul torro, M;;nifji{) a I Fundamkntally, Fun-da-ment-al-i, ad. cscnjali; 
 
 nik-i/'.n .T ropctijon ov jiqrta in a koniixazijon. 
 FuGiisT. Fii-:^<t, n. wun \xa> kompozcz ft^gz. 
 FuLCiMtXT, Fdl-ai-ment,* n. a prop; de p«nt ov 
 
 gus|K'nJon. 
 Fulcrum, Ful-krum, «. [L.] pi., L. Fdl-kra, 
 
 if-ny.} Ful-krumi; n prop; a f!up«irt. 
 FuLFil., Ful-fil, r. t. tu akiSmpli): tu kompljt. 
 FULFILLKR. Ful-fil-er, n. wun h* fulfilz. 
 Fulfilling, Ful-fil-io, n. fulfilm<-nt; k-.mple/ftn. 
 FuL*MLMtXT, Ful-fil-mcnt, n. komjJeJon; pcr- 
 
 fiiriuau'*. 
 FuLOK.Ncr, Fdl-jcn-«i, w. splendor glitcrefdljene. 
 F'ulgF-NT. Fdl-jent, a. Jinip; dazlig: vcri brjt. 
 
 F'ULOID. Fiil-jid,* a. Jinip: glitorij); dnxlifl. 
 
 FwLGOE, Fdl-gor. n. [L.l .•'ploudor; dasliBbritaoB. I Funicular, Fn-nlk-jrq-lar, a. konsistig ov kard 
 
 urijiiiuli. 
 FuNEBEiAL, Fq-n£-bri-al,* a. relatig tu fqncrali; 
 
 funereal. [kwii. 
 
 FuNEBAL, Ft^-ner-al, n. bcrial; interment; obse- 
 FuNtRAU F'l^-nor-al, a. relati^i tu bcrial; mumio. 
 Funereal, F«i-ne'-rt-al, a. sqlig a fiineral.-dqrk; 
 
 dizinal. 
 FuNOOSiTY, Fun-gi«-i-ti, n. uns<)lid ek.«kr^en». 
 Fungous, Fdg-gun, a. Ijk a fuggua; ek^krCMnt, 
 
 Mpunji. 
 FUNOUS, Fdg-gus, n. [L.] pi. L. F"dg-gi. (Im^.} 
 
 F'dp-gus-oz: a mujra>m; a tod lUxA; an c-k«kr^*eas. 
 FuNiCLK, F'c[-ni-kl, n. a smol konl; a f|ber: a 
 
 «trig. [er fiber.
 
 GAD 
 
 160 
 
 GAG 
 
 Funk, Fui)k,t n. an ofensiv smel. 
 Funnel, l^'iin-el, n, a pjp er pasaj; a Jaft. 
 Funny, Fdn-i, a. komikal; drol. 
 Funny, Fda-i,J n. a Ijt bot: a kjnd ov hweri. 
 Fur, Fur, «. soft hq,r;— a skin wid soft hq,r. 
 Fuk, Fur, V. t. tu Ijn er kuver wid fur, &s. 
 Fur, Fur,'" ad. [ais Fcir] at a distans. 
 FuRACious,* Fix-ra-Jus, a. tevij. 
 FuEACiTY,* Fti-ras-i-ti, n. dispozijon tia teft. 
 Furbelow, Fdi--b£-lo, n. fur, frinj, er ernament 
 
 on dg loer pqrt ov a gqrment. 
 Furbelow, Fur-be-lo, v. t. tu adern wid f urbeloz. 
 Furbish, Fdr-biJ, v. t. tia burnij; tu polij; tu 
 
 rub. [polijt. 
 
 Fuebishable, Fur-biJ-a-bl, a. kapabl ov bcir) 
 FuRBiSHER, Fiir-biJ-er, n. wun bcD furbijez eni- 
 
 tig. 
 Furcate, Fur-kat, | ^^^ ferk-Japt. 
 Furcated, Fur-kat-ed, S > j r 
 
 Furcation, Fur-ka-Jon, n. forkines; a forkir). 
 Furfur, Fur-fur, n. [L.] skurf; dandruf on ds 
 
 skin. 
 FuRFURACEOus, Fur-fur-a-Jus, a. huski. 
 Furious, F^-ri-us, a. mad: frantik; rajii); vjolent. 
 Furiously, Fi\-ri-us-li, ad. in a fi^rius maner; 
 
 madli. [ftiri. 
 
 FuRiOuSNESS, F^-ri-us-nes, n. fronzi; madnes; 
 Furl, Furl, v. t. tu dre up: tu koutrakt; tu rcA 
 
 up. 
 Furlong, Fdr-loi), n. de att pqrt ov a mil. 
 Furlough, Fur-lo, n. a. temporari Iev ov absens 
 
 frum militari servis. 
 Furnace, Fiir-nas, n. an enklozd f jr-plas; a pins 
 
 far nieltiii metalz. [skwip. 
 
 Furnish, Fiir-niJ, v. t. tu suplj; tu fit up; tu 
 Furnisher, Fiir-niJ-er, n. wun hoa fiirnijez or 
 
 fits -St. 
 Furniture, Fur-ni-tq,r, n. gudz in a h-ss fer yn,s 
 
 or ornament: moovablz; apendajez; ekwipaj. 
 Furrier, Fdr-i-er, n. a deler in furz. 
 Furrow, Fiir-o, n. a loi) trcnq er holo. 
 Furrow, Fiir-o, v. t. tu kut in furoz. 
 Furry, Fur-i, a. kuverd wid er konsistii) ov fur. 
 Further, Fiir-der, a. kom/p. ov {ffrrth,) s^iperl. 
 
 {fvrthid/} at a grater distans: fqrder. 
 Further, Fiir-der, ad. tu a grater distans: fqrder. 
 J'URTHER, Fur-der, v. t. tu forward; tu prcimot; 
 
 tu asist. 
 Furtherance, Fdr-der-ans, n. promojon; advdns- 
 
 ment. 
 FuRTHEEER, Fur-der-er, n. a promoter: an ad- 
 
 vdnser. 
 
 Furthermore, Fdr-der-mor, ad. morover; be- 
 
 Fu^hermost, rdr-d£r-most, ) ^_ ^^,^^^,^^^^^ 
 Furthest, Imr-dest, ) 
 
 Furtive, Fdr-tiv, a. stoln; got bj teft; tsvij. 
 Fury, Fi^-ri, n. madnes; raj; pajon; frenzi. 
 Fury-like, Fij,-ri-ljk, a. ravig; rajiij; fqrius. 
 Furze, Furz, n. gers; a prikli Jrub: gos; hwin. 
 FuRZY, Fdrz-i, a. overgron wid furz: ful ov gers. 
 FuscATiON, Fus-ka-Jon, n. a dqrknii) er ob3kn,rig. 
 Fuscous, Fds-kua, a. br-sn; ov a dim er dqrk 
 
 kulor. 
 Fuse, Fqz, v. t. tu melt; tu likwefj bj bet. 
 Fuse, Fqz, v. i. tu be melted; tu melt. 
 Fusee, Fi^-ze, n. pqrt ov a woq on hwiq a qan iz 
 
 wsnd: — a pjp for f jrii) a bum; — trak ov a buk; — 
 
 a musket;- — ritn elso {Fusil.} 
 Fusibility, Fq-zi-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov bsij) 
 
 fqzibl. 
 Fusible, Fi\-zi-bl, a. dat ma be melted. 
 Fusil, Fij,-zil, a. kapabl ov bsig melted: floig. 
 Fusil, Fi^-zil, or Fq,-z£, ii. a smel musket. 
 FusiLEEE, Fix-zi-lsr, n. a soljerqrmd wid a fqzil. 
 Fusion, I'4-gon, v. At akt ov meltig: flqiditi. 
 Fuss, Fus,j n. a tq^mult; busl; nerz. 
 Fust, Fust, n. de Jaft ov a kolum; — *an il smel. 
 FuSTED, Fdst-ed,*J a. moldi; stiijkii). 
 Fustian, Fiist-yan, n. a kind ov klot; — bombast. 
 Fustian, Fdst-yan, a. mad ov fustyan; — pompus. 
 Fustic, Fds-tik, n. a sert ov wud yx^zd in djig. 
 Fustigate, Fds-ti-gat, v. t. tu bet wid a 'stik: 
 
 tu kan. 
 Fustigation, Fus-ti-ga-Jon, v. de akt ov brtig 
 
 wid a kujel. 
 FuSTiNESS, Fds-ti-nes, n. moldines; stigk. 
 Fusty, Fds-ti,*! a. il-smelii); moldi. 
 Futile, Fq-til, a. triflig; wurtles: ov no wat. 
 Futility, Fq,-til-i-ti,' n. de stat ov beii) fii^til. 
 Futtocks, Fdt-oks, n. pi. ds loer timberz in a 
 
 Jip. 
 Future, Fi\t-yq,r, a. dat wil bs htrdfter. 
 Future, F)it-yvir, n. tjm tu kum. 
 Futurity, Fq,-t4-ri-ti, n. fqtyi^^r tjm, er tjm tu 
 
 kum. 
 Fuze, Fti,z, n. a Jert tq,b mad ov wel seznd wud, 
 
 and f ikst in ds bor ov a jet, ji^zd in eksplodig. 
 Fuzz, Fuz, J v. t. tu flj •gt in smel pqrtiklz. 
 FuzzBALL, Fdz-bel, n. a kjnd ov fungus: a puf- 
 
 bel. 
 FuzzLE, Fdz-1,* V. t. tu mak drur)k; tu fudl. 
 Fy, or FiE, Fj, inter, a wurd ov blam and kon- 
 
 temt. 
 
 G. 
 
 Gg, ov de komon romanik alfabct, haz too 
 , s"5ndz— wun bqrd, bsfc'ir {ci, o, and «y as, in 
 
 go;} de uder soft, Ijk j, heior (c, /, and y; as, 
 
 in gem.} In Mii::il\ it reprEzent.-< de trebl kief. 
 Gab, Gab,t n. de mist; lokwasiti; prat. 
 Gabardine, Gab-ar-dsn, n. a. kors frok. 
 Gabble, Gab-1, i-. /. tu tek widxt menig; tu 
 
 prat. 
 Gabble, Gab-1, n. Ifrd tek wid^t meni;); prat. 
 Gabbler, Gab-ler, n. a prater: a qiiterii) fclo. 
 Gable, Ga-bl, n. de trj;ii)gn,lar end ov a li'ss. 
 Gad, Gad, n. an ii)got ov sIeI; a stjl or graver. 
 Gad, Gad,t v. i. tu rambl ab'st; tu rov jdli. 
 Gad-about, Gad-a-bTit,t n. wun hco runz ab'^t 
 
 jdli. 
 
 Gad-bee, Gad-be, n. a gad-flj; a Iqrj, stigig flj. 
 Gadder, Gad-er, n. wun hco gaJy, er runz abred. 
 Gad-fly, Gad-flj, n. a flj dat stigz katl. 
 Gaelic, Ga-lik, n. de Galik laggwaj, a djalekt 
 
 ov de Seltik. 
 Gaelic, Ga-lik, a. pcrtanii) tu de Galik laggwaj. 
 Gaff, Gaf, n. a bqrprfm or Iqrj huk; — de boom 
 
 hwiq ekstendz de upcr pqrt ov de Iqrj sal in a 
 
 sl*p. [respekt. 
 
 Gaffer, Gaf-er,* n. master; — a rustik wurd ov 
 Gaffle, Gaf-1, n. an qrtifijal spur fer a fjtig 
 
 kok. 
 Gag, Gag, v. t. tu stop de rasi; tu Jut up. 
 Gag, Gag, n. sumtig yq,zd tu gag de m^t wid. 
 Gage, Gaj, n, a. ploj: a pen; a me^qr; a ro)!.
 
 GAL 
 
 IGl 
 
 GAM 
 
 Oaok, Giy, V. t. tu cngdj ; — tu mo3iir. Se 
 
 ( (Jauge.y 
 Gaokr, Oiij-pr, n. wun hc» gajcz. Se i^Oauger.') 
 (tACjCibu, (iag-er, n. wun hiD gtigz or !4t(i|j!t dc nmt. 
 (•AUULK, liaff-l,* r. t. tu luak u nffz l|k a giM. 
 Gauulino, (ia^-lio, n. u u«rz mad b[ ges; kuklig. 
 IJAitTV, (iii-ot-i, cr Gti-E-ti, n. nnjrt. tie {(Jay- 
 Oailv, (id-li, aJ. nierili. Se {Oai/ly.} [ffy-) 
 (lAiN, liHn, n. profit; iidvdiitaj; interv.it. 
 Gain, Gan, r. t. tu ubtiin; tu win: tu get: tu 
 (iAiN, (ian, f. i. tu gru ricj; tu ndvdns. [ftq. 
 Gain, (^im, a. hundi; kuiivt-nycnt; drzirabl. 
 (rAi.VABLC, Gttn-a-bl, a. kapiibl uv bcig gund. 
 Gainkr, Gfin-cr, n. wun hiK ganz profit or ad- 
 
 vdntnj. [ddktiv. 
 
 Oainful, Giin-ful, a. pr6fitabl; lti,krativ; pro- 
 Gainfillt, Gan-ful-i, ad. profitabli; advantii- 
 
 jusli. 
 Gainkilness, Giin-ful-np!', n. profit; advdntaj. 
 Gainl»:ss, Gun-le,", a. unprofitubl; ov no advdu- 
 
 taj. 
 Gainly, CJiin-li,* ad. handili; rcdili; dokstcrusli. 
 Gainsay, Gan-su, «rr Gan-sa, v. t. tu kontnidikt; 
 
 tu deni. [tnidiktor. 
 
 (tAixsATEH, Gan-sii-cr, or Gan-sa-er, ri. a k(»n- 
 Gainsayino, Gan-sn-ijj, or Gan-sa-ifl, n. opo- 
 
 cijon. 
 'Gainst, 'Genst, />r<p. kontraktod iroiaAgentt. 
 Gaihish, Gi\r-ij, a. godi; fjn: splendid; gn. 
 (lAiRiHilLV, (i;ir-ij-li, aJ. godili; splendidli; gali. 
 Gait, (!at, n. \in\xiy. wiik: iiiuncr ov wokijj. 
 Gaiter, Gat-cr, n. a kuvurig for At log; a kind 
 
 ov .spjitiTdaJez. 
 Gala, Ga-la, «. a festival; a Jo; mert. Gala-da, 
 
 a da ov fi'.Mtiviti and Ju. 
 Galaxy, (t.il-aks-i, ii. de milki wa; a Iiiiiiinu!< 
 
 truk i'iikiiiniiasi{) de hovnz. 
 (»albaxlm, Ci:il-bu-nuin, n. [£.] a rezinus gum. 
 GaL£, Gal, »». a strofl wind, not temp<53tyiius; a 
 ^ gust. [el. 
 
 Galeas, Gal-e-as, or Ga-lc-as, n. a heri-bilt ves- 
 Galeatkd, Ga-le-at-ed, a. kuverd, az wid a 
 
 hflmet. [led. 
 
 Galena, Ga-le-na, «. \_L.] {Jfin.) a fdlftirat ov 
 Galilean, Gal-i-le-an, n. a nativ or inhabitant 
 
 ov (tjiiiie. [ve.-iel. 
 
 Galiot, (Jal-i-ot, n. a litl gali; a sort ov Duq 
 Gall, (JoI, h. de bjl; a biter animal jns:—nn)k()r; 
 
 maligniti: aflger; biternes ov mjnd: u !<lit inji^ri 
 
 tu de skin; a vakant, or b^r sj)ot; an ekjkrcsens 
 
 prodiist bj an insekt on dt uk, yr^zd in mnkijj 
 
 i{)k. 
 Gall, Gol, r. t. tu rub of At skin: tu ttz: tu veks. 
 Gall, G.(1, r. i. tu fret: tu bt trzd. 
 (Iallant, (i.-il-ant, n. brav; hj-spiritod; durijj: fin. 
 (Jallant, (iiil-iint, a. fKDljt and atontiv tu lad'iz. 
 (Jallant, (iiil-iint, H. u gn, sprjtli nimi: a wajer. 
 Gallant, Gal-dot^ c. t. tu pa atcnjon tu Indiz. 
 Gallantly, Gal-dnt-li, ad. in de mancr ov a 
 ,K"l'ii"- [usli. 
 
 Gallantly, (J.il-ant-li, ad. bravli; nobli; jener- 
 Gallantness, Gal-ant-ncs, «. hj akomplijinent. 
 Gallantry, (tal-ant-ri, n. de kwoliti ov beii) gal- 
 ant; Jo; brnvcri; nublncs; jencrositi; kurtjip: re- 
 fund adrd.-' tu wimcn. 
 Galleon, Gal-c-on, n. a Iqrj Jip wid fur deka. 
 Gallesy, (jr&l-er-i, n. a kuverd jui-^aj; u balkoni 
 
 nsud a bildifl; an apqrtmcnt in a <juri; or a Jip. 
 Galley, (;:il-i, «. u vcsel drivn wid on:- u fram 
 
 hwi<; rr-tvz At kontents ov de printerz kom|)uz- 
 
 ifl-stik. 
 Galley SLATE. Gal-i-slav, n. a man kond^md 
 
 tu ru) in de galiz. 
 Oalliard, li:il-yurd,* a. brisk; ga; Ijvli. 
 Galliard, Gal-yard,* n. a ga man: — a spritli 
 
 dans. 
 
 11 
 
 (Gallic, G^I-ik, t i .- . r< i e> 
 
 Gallic^n. Gal-i-kan, | *• rtlat.u lu Gol; Frenr,. 
 
 Gallic, (>''«l-ik, a. relatig tu At gol-nut. 
 Gallicism, (ial i-siz-ui, n.a Fruucj idiom or fraz. 
 Galliuaskins, Gul-i-gaii-kinz,* n. pi. Iqrj, upu 
 
 llu/. 
 
 Gallimatia, (ial-i-inii-Ji-a, n. noniicaa. 
 GALLiMALFRr, Gal-i-in6-fri,*t n. u haj; a ridik- 
 yHJui medli. 
 Gallinacean, Gat-i-na-Jan, n. wunovde famili 
 
 ov bt'rdz tiwiij inkir^dz de komon hen. 
 Gallinackol'S, (iul-i-mi-Jus, a. denutiu l>\-rdz 
 
 ov de fezaiit kind. [a rvzin. 
 
 (■ALLIPOT. (ial-i-|»ot, n. a pot ixinted and glazd: 
 Gall-nut, (iol-nut, ». an ekskresens groi;) on u 
 
 spejez ov (jk, yi\zd in mukiy iyk. 
 CiALLON, Gal-on, ii. a likwid int-jurov fur kwort?. 
 Galloon, Gal-Jiu, n. a k|nd ov kars las; u sort 
 
 ov fcrec. 
 Gallop, G;il-op, r. i. tu nutv bJ leps, or veri fast. 
 ('ALLOP, Gal-op, n. de swiftest mojon ov a hers. 
 (iallopade, Gal-op-^d, V. i. tu galop; tu vamv 
 
 ab'tit briskli. 
 ("ALLOPADE, Gal-op-c'id, n. a hand-galop; de akl 
 
 ov g-.ilopiy; u k{iid ov dans. 
 Galloper, G;il-op-er, «. wun dat galops. 
 Galloway, (.ral-u-wu, «. a spejez ov hors ov 
 
 sm'fl sjz. 
 Gallows, G.tI-uz, h. an erekjon r>r ha^jig krim- 
 
 inalz, koiisistii) ov a bein lad on tjj ]K.>.'«ts. 
 Gallows-tree, Giil-oz-ire, ii. At tre or jKjst ov 
 
 ck.sekiiJon. [bladcr. 
 
 Gall-stone, Gol-st4;)D, ii. a konkrejon in de gol- 
 Gally, G(jl-i, a. havin g'd; biter az gol. 
 Galoche, Gu-16J, n. [/v.] u Jiti mad tu be Wurn 
 
 over anuder Jio or Utit in wet wedcr. 
 Galsome, Gol-siiiu,* a. ay^ri: luuligiiant. 
 (Jalvanic. Gal-v;in-ik, <■*. riliitiu tu galvanizm. 
 Galvanism, Gal-vau-iz-m, n. a brunij ov elek- 
 
 trisiti. [vaniim. 
 
 Galvanize, Gal-van-jz, r. t. tu af^kt wid gal- 
 Galvanometer, Gal-va-n(5m-e-ter, n. an instni)- 
 
 meiit for a->ertnniu de prezens ov a kurent ov 
 
 g:ilvanik clektrisiti. [ez. 
 
 GAMASI1E.S, Ga-m(iJ-ez, n. }d. pl'smenz sjciterdaj- 
 Gambado, Gam-ba-du, ii. a spiiterdaj ataqt tu 
 
 de stirups: u spaterdaj. 
 Gambit, (i:im-bit, «. a spejez ov gam at qes. 
 Gamble, G:'uu-bl, v. i. tu pla or gnm for muni. 
 (lAMiiLEK. (iam-bler, n. wun adikted tu gamblig. 
 Gamuoue, (inm-bdij, n. u gum rezin yiizd in 
 
 nu'di.-in, is. 
 Gambol, Gam-bol, r. t. tu duns: tu skip: tu 
 
 frisk; tu lep. 
 Gambol, G.im-bol, n. a skiji; a hop: a lep for jff. 
 Gambrel, Ciaiu-brel, ii. de hjnd li-g ov a hors: 
 
 a kruked .^tik tu hag met on: u kambrel. 
 Game, Gnm, n. si*urt ov ciii k^ud; insolent meri- 
 
 uieiit; a siggl inatj at pla; advdntaj in pin; feld 
 
 8|Kjrts: animalz takn in de feld or forest;— a 
 
 solem kontest: az, de (irejan gamz. 
 Game, (lam, r. i. tu plu tor muni: tu gambl. 
 (lAME-cocK, (iiim-kok, II. a kok bred tu fjt. 
 (iAME-EUU, Gnm-eg, n. an eg for brcdig a fjtig 
 
 kiik. [tekts gam. 
 
 Gamekeeper, (Jiim-kep-cr, ». a p<,>rson hoi pro- 
 (iAME-SOME. (itiui-.-uui, a. trolik.«um; ga. 
 (iAMKsoMKLY. Gtiiii'SUiu-li, sd . merili. 
 GAME.SUMKNESS, Gtim-sum-Dcs, u. sportivncs . 
 
 meriinent. [gnmig. 
 
 Gamester, (irun-.«ter, n. wun vijusli adikted tu 
 Gaminu, Gt'im-ig, n. At pniktis ov gniusten: gsu 
 
 blig. 
 ('AMINO HOUSE, Giiiu-io-h'<<s, 11. a bvs for gamig. 
 Gamino-table. Gtiuiig-ta-bl, n. a tabl yi^id fur 
 
 gamiQ.
 
 GAR 
 
 162 
 
 GAV 
 
 Gammer, Gam-er, n. de koanpelajon ov an old 
 
 wuman, koresp6ndiij tia Gafer. 
 GAMMO>f, G:itn-on, n. de ti or butok ov a hog, 
 
 salted and drjd; — a kjnd ov pla wid djs. 
 Gamut, Gam-ut, n. de skal ov mii^zikal nots. 
 Gander, Gan-der, n. de mal ov de gcos. 
 Gang, Gag,* v. i. tu gca; tia wok. 
 Gang, Gag, n. a troip; a kumpani; a Jips kroa. 
 Ganglion, Gag-gli-on, n. an enlqrjment in de 
 
 kors ov a nerv; a ti^mor in de tendinus pqrts. 
 Ganglionic, Gag-gli-6n-ik, a. relatig tia, er [xir- 
 
 takiij ov, a gagglion. 
 Gangrenate, Gag-gre-nat, v. t. tu prodi\,s u 
 
 gaggren. 
 Gangrene, Gag-gren, n. a mertifikajon. 
 Gangrene, Gag-gren, ■». (. tia. koriipt and mer- 
 
 tifj. 
 Gangrene, Gag-gren, v. i. tu bekum mertifjd. 
 Gangrenous, Gag-gre-nas, a. mertifjd; pq,trifjd. 
 Gangue, Gag, n. [Jv.] {Min.) de matriks ov an 
 
 or, or de kors ov a van; a substans kontanig de 
 
 or ov metalz. [a Jip. 
 
 Gangway. Gag-wa, n. a pasaj, partikytj^larli in 
 Gannet, Gan-et, n. a Iqrj akwatik berd. 
 Gantlet, Gant-let, n. a militari punijment, in 
 
 hwiq de kriminal, runig betwea de ragks, resevz 
 
 a laj from e<j man. 
 Gantlope, Gant-lop, n. de sam az {Gantlet.) 
 Gaol, Jal,* n. a prizn; — eiso ritn {jail.) 
 Gaol-delivery, Jal-de-liv-er-i, 71. {Law) de jii- 
 
 dijal proses hwiq klerz de jalz bj trjig ae priz- 
 
 nerz. 
 Gaoler, Jal-er, h. a keper ov a prizn. 
 Gap, Gap, n. an opnig; a breq; a pasaj. 
 (Jape, Gqp, er Gap, i-. i. tu opn ae mut w|d; tu 
 
 yon: tu krav; tu sti\r. 
 Gaper, Gqp-er, n. wun hat gqps er yenz. 
 Garb, Gqrb, n. dres; klodz; eksterior aperans. 
 Garbage, Gqr-baj, 71. de biselz; de ofal; refq,s. 
 Garbel, Gqr-bel, n. a plagk nekst tu de kel ov 
 
 Q Jip. [arat. 
 
 Garble, Gqr-bl, r. t. tu sift; tu pik -st; tu sep- 
 Garbler, Gqr-bler, n. wun hot) gqrblz. 
 Garden, Gqr-den, n. a pes ov gr'snd enklozd, 
 
 apriipriated tu plants, fl-serz, er frcots; grisnd 
 
 hjli kdltivated. 
 Garden, G4r-den, v. i. tu kultivat a gqrden. 
 Gardener, G^r-den-er, n. a kiiltivator ov a gqr- 
 
 den. 
 (JrARDENiNG, Gqr-den-ig, n. hertikultyq,r. 
 Gargarism, Gtqr-ga-riz m, n.o. gqrgl; a likwid 
 
 medisin. [gVo^- 
 
 Gargarize, Gqr-ga-riz,* v. t. tu woj de mist; tu 
 Garget, Gqr-get, n. a. dizez in de uderz ov k'sz, 
 
 arjzig from inflamajon ov de limfatik glandz; 
 
 Q distemper in hogz; — a medisinal plant and 
 
 beri: fjtolaka dekandria. 
 Gargle, Gqr-gl, v. t. tu woJ de trot and m-st 
 
 wid a likwid preparajon. 
 Gargle, Gqr-gl, n. a likor fer wojig de trot, &s. 
 Gargol, Gqr-gol, n. a distemper ov hogz. 
 Gargoyle, Gqr-gerl, n. a projektig woter-sp-»t. 
 Garisu, G4r-iJ, a. godi; Joi. Se {Gairish.) 
 Garland, Gqr-land, n. a ret ov branqez er fl-s- 
 
 crz; a knsn. 
 Garland, Gqr-land, r. t. tu dek wid a gqrland. 
 Garlic, Gqr-lik, ». a strofl sented plant: a sort 
 
 ov unyon. [dres. 
 
 Garment, G^r-ment, »>. eni kuverig for debodi; 
 Garner, G^r-'ner, n. a plas for grau; a granari. 
 Garner, (Jqr-ner, r. t. tu stor az in a granari. 
 Garnet, Gqr-net, n. a mineral; a jem; — a takl. 
 Garnish, G^r-niJ, v. t. tu dekorat wid apenda- 
 
 jez. 
 Garnish, G4r-nij', n. dekorajon;erabelijment. 
 Gaenisher, G4r-niJ-er, n. wun lioo dekorats. 
 
 Garnishment, Gqr-niJ-ment, n. ernament; em- 
 
 belijment. 
 Garniture, Gqr-ni-tTi,r, n. [Fr.] embelijment; 
 
 ernament. 
 Garret, Gar-et, n. de upermost room ov de h'ss. 
 Garreteer, Gar-et-sr, n. wun hcolivz in a garet. 
 Garrison, Gar-i-son, n. soljerz er gqrd fer afer- 
 
 tifjd plas: a fertif jd plas. [&s. 
 
 Garrison, Gar-i-son, v, t. tu seki^r bj fortresez. 
 Garrulity, Ga-rto-li-ti, n. lokwasiti; tekativnes. 
 Garrulous, Gar-yi^-lus, a. pratlig;pratig;tekativ. 
 Garter, Gqr-ter, w. a strig, ribon, er elastik 
 
 baud tu hold up de stokig; — de mqrk ov an Ig- 
 
 glij order ov njthud. 
 Garter, Gqr-ter, v. t. tu bjnd wid a gqrter; tu 
 
 invest. 
 Gas, Gas, n. an elastik, aeriferm flv^id. 
 Gasconade, Gas-kon-ad, n. a host; a bravado; 
 
 a vent. [tu bluster. 
 
 Gasconade, Gas-kon-ad, v. i. tu host; tu brag; 
 Gaseous, Gaz-e-us, a. havig de form and stat ov 
 
 gas. 
 Gash, GaJ, v. t. tu kut dep; tu mak a gaj m. 
 Gash, GaJ, n. a dep kut; a gqpig wcond. 
 Gaskets, Gas-kets, n. pi. smol kerdz tu fasn salz 
 
 wid. [kinz. 
 
 Gaskins, Gas-kinz, n. pi. wjd, opn hoz: galigas- 
 Gaslight, Gas-lit, n. de Ijt prodq,st bj de kom- 
 
 bustyon ov kqrbi|reted hjdrujen gas. 
 Gasmeter, Gas-me-ter, n. a me3H,rer ov gas; 
 
 a gazometer. 
 Gasometer, Ga-z6m-e-ter, n. a me3q,r er rezer- 
 
 vwer fer gas. 
 Gasp, Gasp, v. i. tu pant er kaq fer bret; tu gqp. 
 Gasp, Gusp, n. a. kaq ov bret in de last ag- 
 
 oniz. 
 Gastly, Gdst-li, a. Se ( Ghastly.) 
 Gastric, Gas-trik, a. belogig tu de belierstum- 
 
 ak. [kwist. 
 
 Gastriloquist, Gas-tril-o-kwist, n. a ventrilo- 
 Gastriloquy, Gas-tril-o-kwi, n. de aktov spekig 
 
 from de beli. 
 Gastronomy, Gas-tron-o-mi, n. deljt in etig; 
 
 epikqrizm. 
 Gastrotomy, Gas-trot-o-mi, n. de akt ov kutii) 
 
 opn de beli. 
 Gat, Gat,* old prit. from Get; got. 
 Gate, Gat, n. de dor ov a siti, kasl, palas er bild- 
 
 ig;an avenq; a wa; a pasaj. 
 Gateway, Gat-wa, n. a wa trO) gats er enklojurz. 
 Gather, Gad-er, v. t. tu kolekt; tu pik up; tu 
 
 gl£n:tu krop; tu asembl; tu kontrakt:tu puker. 
 Gather, Gad-er, v. i. tu be kondenst; tu asembl. 
 Gather, Gad-er, n. a puker; klot dren tugeder. 
 Gather ABLE, Gad-er-a-bl, a. dat ma be gaderd. 
 Gatherer, Gad-er-er, n. wun hca gaderz; a kol- 
 
 ektor. 
 Gathering, Gad-er-ig, n. anasembli;a kolekjon. 
 Gaud, God,* u. an ernament; a ter; a bebl. 
 Gaudery, Ged-er-i,* n. f jneri; ostentajus dres. 
 Gaudily, G6d-i-li, ad. in a gedi maner; finikali. 
 Gaudiness, Ged-i-nes, n. Joines; f jneri. 
 Gaudy, God-i, a. Joi; ostentajus: f jn: finikal. 
 Gauge, Gaj, v. t. tu mejur wid respekt tu de 
 
 kapasiti er kontents ov a vesel. 
 Gauge, Gaj, n. a me^i^r; a standard. 
 Gauger, Gaj-er, n. wun hoo gajez. 
 Gaulish, Gol-iJ, a. relatig tu de Gelz; Galik. 
 Gaunt, (Jqnt, a. tin; slender; len; meger. 
 Gauntlet, Gqnt-let, n. an jurn gluv. Se {Gant- 
 let.) 
 Gauntly, Gqnt-li, ad. lenli; slenderli. 
 Gauze, Gsz, )j. a kjnd ov tin transpi^rent silk. 
 Gave, Gav, i. from Give. 
 Gavel, Gav-el, n. a litl pjl ov rept gran; — *grsnd; 
 
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 Qatelkind, Giv-cl-kjnd, n. in loglij Lo, a ten- 
 
 yx^r b| bwiq tandz desend frum u fqdor tu ol ov 
 
 h\ifuiti iu ekwiil jwrjonr. 
 GAViJi.ncK, (jtkv-Iuk, ». an (urn kru. 
 Gavot, (i.iv-ot, H. a kind ov dans. 
 Gawk, liitk, n. a kukjii a foilij felo; a goki. 
 Oawkv, (iiik-i,^ n. u Htt]^|)id, okward p^nkin. 
 Gawky, Uok-i,t »• okwurd; unf^nli; kl'snij. 
 Gay, Via, a. ^ri: ^erfuhmcri; f{u; Jui. 
 GaYETY, (Jd-ot-i, «/r Ga-E-ti, n. qtrfulnes; m^rt; 
 
 fjiii-ri; Jo. 
 Gatly, Ga-li, ad. mcrili: qcrfuli; f{Dli. 
 GaYNKKS, (la-no!*, ». gaoti; fineri. 
 Gatkuml', (iti-suni,* a. ful ov;;afti: ga. 
 Gaze, (iaz, c, i. tu luk int<^ntlinnd erncstli. 
 Gaze, (iuz, h. intent rtg<^rd: u lukov wunder. 
 Gazk-rol'ND, Gux-htsnd,* n. a hisad dat iiursij^t b{ 
 
 dE j. 
 Gazel, (Ja-r^l, n. Se ( Gazelle.') flop. 
 
 Gazelle, G;i-t6l, n. [Fr.] a smol, bq,tiful ante- 
 Gazer, Uat-cr, n. wun ba> gnzcz. 
 Gazette, (Ja-z^t. n. a m'lzpapcr. 
 Gazette, (Ja-KJt, r. t. tu insert in a gaz^t. 
 Gazetteer, (iaz-<'t-i'r, n. a rjtcror piiblijcr ov 
 
 n\iz:— <i JFOgmfikal dik/onari. 
 Gazingstoc'K, Gaz-ig-stvk, n. a person gazd at 
 
 wil fkurn. 
 (tAzox. (Ja-z<&ft, n. [FV.] {Fort.} a turf, er pes 
 
 ov i-rt kuvcrd wid gras, tu Ijn ijarapet.«, &/. 
 (lEAE, (^irr, II. fiirnityiir; Hkit)tcrmcntii;drej; habit; 
 
 ornain-nts; stuf: gudx: hqrnes. 
 Gee, '-r (Seho, .Jr. »>r Jr-ho, r. /. tu dc rjtia 
 
 torrayiizd bi wamncrz tu dq,r temz. 
 Geebe. (lE*, H. pf. ov (JcbS. 
 Gelablk, .li^l-a-bl, a. dat ma be konjild er kon- 
 
 v^>rti'il intu jdi. 
 Gelatine, .lel-a-tin, <i. viskus: — ramaiJeljUinim. 
 Gelatine, ,Iel-a-tin, n. an aninialsubstan.s ov de 
 
 kuti-i-tcns ov jeli; de pqrt ov dt skin under de 
 
 kiitikl. 
 Gelatinous, .Te-I:it-in-us, a. kontaoig jclatin er 
 
 jeli; vi'^kus; kuhtsiv. 
 Geld, (Jcid, r. t. [i. gelded or gelf, jm. geldip. 
 
 gelled, tir gelt:) tu kantrat; tu miitilnt. 
 CtELD, (J -Id, II. [Lfi'r] tribjiit:a fjn; akompensa- 
 Geldinq. Geld-iD, h. a kiistrnted hors, [/on. 
 
 Gelid, .lel-id. .-<. ek.^trcmli kold. 
 (Jelidity,* <//• Celidn'ess, Jc-lid-i-ti, er Jel-id- 
 
 ne-i, II. ekstrt'ni ktild. 
 Oelly, .Ii?l-i, H. a vi^kus sub.^tans, St {Jelly.) 
 Oelt, (Jclt, i. and p. from Geld. 
 <!e)I, ,)'-m, «. a ji^el: a prejus ston: a bud. 
 «!r.M. .Ii'in, V. t. tu adnm, az wid j(l''lz or bude. 
 <!em. .leni. r. t. tu nut fort de ferst budz. 
 Cemkl. Jem-eL, H.{I/rr.} a ]>ar: ton tigzor a sort. 
 <;kmisate, J^ra-i-nat.* r. (. tu dubl. 
 ItEM I nation, Jcm-i-nu-Jon, n. repeti/on; redq- 
 
 l'likii|iin. 
 Gemini. .lera-i-ni, h. P^- [^1 fie twinz, Kastur 
 
 nnii 1'oluk.o; de tfrd !<|n in de ztjdiak. 
 <Seminy. ,Iera-i-ni,+ n. twinx:a p:ir: a kupL 
 <:ei<mko(°s. J^iii-e-u!«,* a. pcrtanin tu,tirlikjpmz. 
 Gemmy. ,liim-i, a. re»<fmblin j«ini. [dred. 
 
 Gemote, .I<^m-ot,* «. a inriin: kort ov de hun- 
 Geniiarme, Xan-dc'irni, n. [Ff.\ (i niilitnri man. ! 
 
 <{r iijtudtiriHot.) y,iii\-di'{rm. (^fenji d'ltnn^,}' jnu- 
 
 di^rm, r>r (<ifnditrin<rit\) ran-dijr-fHf-rr; a sel^kt 
 
 bodi ov trApo in Fniu.^ cmpl<Vd hj de pules. 
 Gendfju .Mn-der, ■. a »oks; a di.-tigkjon in rt- 
 
 gi'irl tu si'k'^. [koz. 
 
 Genhkr, .I^n-der,* r. t. tu begirt; tu prodi'is; tu 
 Gendkr. .len-der,* r. i. tu kiinyqlat; tu bred. 
 Genealogical, Jen-e-a-USj-i-ical, a. rclatig tu 
 
 jenraLiji, or tu des^nts ov familiz. 
 Genealogist, Jen-e-al-o-jist, a. wnn hot tnuci 
 
 dc^nta. 
 
 Gknealoot, Jen-e-41-o-ji, n. de pedigrt, er a 
 
 hi'^turi <jv de iiuka«Jon ov familit; a aukaitir 
 
 Rcriez ov fumiliz. 
 Genera, Jeu-e-ra, «. \L.] pi. ov Jmu*. 
 (lENKKABLE, J(^n-er-u-Lil, a. dat ma be prodqit. 
 (lENERAL, .len-or-al, a. relutio lu a jenus or bol 
 
 kla^^: publik; ck.'<t4^nsiv; kotuun; kutnpendiua. 
 General, Jen-cr-al, n. de komdnder ov an qnni; 
 
 de hul. — /njeneral, in de man. 
 Genera Liiisiuo, Jen-er-al-is-i-mo, n. de iqprim 
 
 komdnder. [bulk. 
 
 Generality, Jen-cr-41-i-ti, ii. de man bodi; de 
 Generalization, Jcn-er-al-i-zA-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov j<ineralJ7.i{). 
 Generalize, Jcn-cr-al-jz, r. t. tu aranj under 
 
 jeneral hcdz; tu redqs tu a jenm. 
 Generally, Jen-er-al-i, ad. iu jeneral: komonli; 
 
 yi'lj^iiali. [komonnes. 
 
 Generalnkss, Jen-cr-al-ncs,* n. wjd eluuint; 
 Generalship, Jen-cr-al-/ip, n. de koudukt ov a 
 
 jenenil. 
 tiENERALTY, J^n-cr-al-ti, H. de bol; de totaliti. 
 (ienerant, J<5n-er-ant, n. de prodtiktiv puer. 
 Generate, J^n-er-at, r. t. tu beget; tu prodqs; 
 
 tu k'lz. 
 Generation. Jen-er-a-/on, ». de akt ov beg^tig; 
 
 a ni": ofsprig: a siggl :<uk?eJon; an aj. 
 Generative, Jen-cr a-tiv, a. prodq^ig; prulifik; 
 
 frjitful. [g^t«. 
 
 Generator, Jen-cr-a-tor, n. he or dat hwi(j be- 
 Generic, .le-ner-ik, l a. relatig tu or cm- 
 
 (rtXLKicAL, Je-ner-i-kal, t bra:jig, de jenus. 
 Genlrically, Je-ner-i-kal-i, ad. wid regtird ta 
 
 dEJEnus. [emliti. 
 
 Generosity, Jen-er-6s-i-ti, n. magnanimiti; lib- 
 Generol'S, ,rcn-cr-us, a. magnauimus: opn-hqrt- 
 
 ed: lilieral: rnqnifiscnt: strog: kurajus. 
 Generolsly, Jen-er-us-li, ad. in a jenerusmancr. 
 Generousness, Jcn-er-us-ncs,* u. de kwoliti ov 
 
 bEig jenerus. 
 Genesis, .I<5n-e-sis, m. Ac fv'rat buk ov Skriptyqr. 
 tiF.XET, Jen-et, n. a smol 8{zd Spaqi/ hors. 
 (jENETIILIACAL, Jcn-et-lj-a-kal, a. pertanig tu 
 
 iiativitiz. 
 Gexetuliacs, Je-net-li-aks, u. pi. de sjcns ov 
 
 kulkqlatig nativitiz. 
 Genetic, Je-net-ik, a. relatig tu b^rt or orijin. 
 Geneva. Je-nl-va, m. a di.itild spirit: - bj kontrak- 
 
 Jon kold_/i'«. [ga. 
 
 Genial, Js-ni-al, a. kozi^ propagajon; qerful; 
 (Jexially, .lE-ni-al-i, atl. natyqrali: gali; ^Erfuli. 
 (Jeniculate, Je-nik-yn-lat, a. {JiU.} ne-jffnlod. 
 Genicl'Lation, Je-nik-yq-Ia-Jon, m. nutincs; a 
 
 jtrntig. [ov m{nd. 
 
 (Jenio, Je-ni-o,* h. [It.]a man ov pekqlyar turn 
 Genitals, Jen-i-talz, >. pi. pqrts belugig tu jcn- 
 
 crajon. 
 (Jenitino, Jon-it-ig, n. an ?rli apl; a jcnctig. 
 Genitive, J^n-i-tiv, a. a gramatikal term, apljd 
 
 tu a kas ov n'vnx ckspresig properti er pozejon; 
 
 pozAsiv. 
 Genitor, .len-i-tor, *. a sjr; a fqder. 
 (lENU'S, ,Irn-yus, «<r .le-ni-us, h. mental frsor or 
 
 invenjun: pekqlyar kust ov mjnd; disjiozijon ov 
 
 iintyqr; talent; a man ov grat mental jrger. 
 Genius, Je-ni-us, a. [L.] pi. J e-ni-i, a spirit, gud 
 
 or Evl. 
 Genteel. Jen-tel, a. p^ljl; wcl-bred; polijt; 6\t- 
 
 gantli drcst. [full. 
 
 Genteelly, .len-tEl-li. .v/. <^legantli: jiuljtli:gra»- 
 (Senteelness, .len-tf'l-nes, n. gra-ifulnej; puljt- 
 GentiaN, J(*n-Jan, a. a plant and fl^er. [nM. 
 
 (lENTILE, .I^n-tjl, n. a pagan; a beden. 
 Gentile, Jen-tjl, a. btl6gig tu pagnnt or hedea. 
 Gentilihm, Jen-til-itni, n hedenizm: paganixia. 
 Gkktilitial, Jen-ti-liJ-al, a. jentili/iu.
 
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 Gentilitious, Jen-ti-liJ-us, a. p8kti,lyar tia a 
 
 najon er pepl: najonal; hereditari. 
 Gentility, Jen-til-i-ti, n. digniti ov bert; ek- 
 
 gans ov bshavyor; grasf lalnes ov men; puljtnes. 
 Gentle, Jen-tl, a. soft; mild; mek; wel-bern. 
 Gentle-folks, Jen-tl-foks,J ". pL personz dis- 
 
 tiijgwijt from de vulgar; jentri. Se {Folks.) 
 Gentleman, Jen-tl-man, n. a man razd abuv dg 
 
 vulgar bj bert, edyixkajon, kondijonor profejon. 
 Gentlemanlike, Jen-tl-man-ljk, t a. onorabl; 
 Gentlemanly, Jen-tl-man-li, \ bekiimiij a 
 
 jentlman; poljt. 
 Gentlemaxliness, Jen-tl-man-li-nes, n. At hz- 
 
 havyor ov a jeatlman. [a jentlman. 
 
 Gentlemanship, Jen-tl-man-Jip, n. de kwoliti ov 
 Gentleness, Jen-tl-nes, n. softnes ov manerz: 
 
 mjldnes. 
 Gentlewoman, Jen-tl-wum-an, n. a vftiman 
 
 abuv de vulgar; a ladi. 
 Gently, Jent-li, ad. softli; mekli; tenderli: kjndli. 
 Gentoo, Jen-tO), n. an aborijinal ov HindcDstan; 
 
 a HindiJb. 
 Gentey, Jen-tri, n. a klas ovpsplabiiv de vulgar. 
 Genuflection, JE-nn,-flek-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 bendir) de ne. 
 Genuine, Jdn-yq,-in, a. fre from adulterajon: 
 
 nativ; not spt^rius; imajd; real; trO). 
 Genuinely', Jen-yix-in-li, ad. in aj6nyq,inmaner. 
 Genuineness, Jen-yq-in-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 jenyiyn. 
 Genus, Je-nus, n. [L.^^pl. Jen-£-ra; a klas ov bsigz 
 
 komprtliendii) under it meni spejez. 
 Geocentkic, j£-6-sen-trik, a. haviij de ert for 
 
 its seuter. 
 Geod^sia, Je-o-de-^i-a, n. [i.] sam azjcodesi. 
 Geodesy, Je-6d-e-si, j». de jeometri ov, er de qrt 
 
 ov me^nrii), de ert; land survaig. 
 Geodetical, Je-o-det-i-kal, a. relatiij tvi jeodesi. 
 Geognostic, Je-og-nos-tik, a. relatiij tu jeognosi. 
 Geognosy, Je-og-no-si, n. jeoloji, orabranqovit. 
 Geogony, Je-6g-o-ni, n. jeognosi; jeoloji. 
 Geogeaphek, Js-6g-ra-fer, n. wun hco iz verst in 
 
 jeografi. [ografi. 
 
 Geogeaphical, Je-o-graf-i-kal, a. relatii) tu je- 
 Geogeaphically, Je-u-graf-i-kal-i, ad. inaje- 
 
 Qgrafikal manor. 
 Geogeaphy, Je-og-ra-fi, n. a deskripjon ov de 
 
 ert; a buk kontanii) a deskripjon ov de ert. 
 Geological, Je-o-loj-i-kal, a. relatii) tu jeoloji. 
 Geologist, Je-ol-o-jist, »i. wun hcQ iz verst in je- 
 oloji. 
 Geology, Je-61-o-ji, n. &z siens ov de fermajon 
 
 and konstrukjon ov ds ert. 
 Geomancee, Je-o-man-ser, n. a divjner; a fert- 
 
 yi|n-teler. _ [figyi^rz. 
 
 Geomancy, Je-Q-man-si, ii. divinajon bj kastii) 
 Geomantic, Je-o-man-tik, a. pertaniij tu jeo- 
 
 mansi. 
 Geometeb, Je-om-e-tcr, «. wun skild in jeometri. 
 Geometeic, Je-Q-met-rik, j a. pertaniij 
 
 Geometeical, Je-o-met-ri-kal, ) tu jeometri; 
 
 kon>i-^tent wid jeometri. 
 Geometeically, Je-Q-met-ri-kal-i, ad. akerdir) 
 
 tu jeometri. [jeometri. 
 
 Geometeician, Je-om-e-triJ-an, i». wun verst in 
 Geometeize, Je-om-e-triz, v. i. tu perform jeo- 
 
 metrikali. 
 Geometey, Je-om-e-tri, n. de sjens ov kwontiti, 
 
 er de sjens hwiq trets ov de propertizov figyq^rd 
 
 spas. 
 Geoponic, Je-o-pon-ik, a. relatii) tu agrikultyn,r. 
 Geoponics, Je-o-p6n-iks, n.pl. de sjens ov agri- 
 
 kultyT|,r. 
 Geoege, Jorj, ji. a figyqr ov Sant Jerj on hers- 
 
 bak, worn bj njts ov de Gqrter: de nam ov a 
 
 mal person. 
 
 Geoegic, .Jor-jik, a. relatig tu agrikultyT^r. 
 Geoegic, Jor-jik, n. a poem on agrikultytir. 
 Geoegium-sidus, Jor-ji-um-sj-dus, ;i. \_L.] a plan- 
 et, kold elso llerjel, and ni5 Yi^ranus. 
 Geoscopy, Je-6s-ko-pi, n. nolej ov dg grsnd er 
 
 serl. [kranbil. 
 
 Geeanium, .Je-ra-ni-um, )i. a jenus ov plants; 
 Geefalcon, Jer-fe-kn, n. a berd ov pra. 
 Geem, Jerm, «. a sprist; a Joot; a bud; orijin. 
 German, Jer-man, a. akin. — Kuzn Jerman, a 
 
 ferst kuzn. [plant. 
 
 Geemandee, Jer-man-der, er Jer-man-dcr, n. a 
 Geemaxism, Jer-man-iz-m,a. idiom ov de Jerman 
 
 Inggwaj. {Genn.y 
 
 Gekmen, Jer-men, n. a JiBtig sed; a jerm. Se 
 Geeminant, Jer-mi-nant, a. sprytig; branqig. 
 Geemixate, Jer-mi-nat, v. i. tu spr^st; tu Jcot; 
 
 tu. bud. 
 Germinate, Jer-mi-nat, v. t. tu kez tu spr'st. 
 Geemixation, Jer-mi-na-Jon, n. de akt ov sprut- 
 
 ig;grot. 
 Gerund, Jer-und, a kjnd ov verbal nun in Latin. 
 Gestation, Jes-ta-Jon, n. a bi^rig ov yug in de 
 
 wtt»m. [tu akt. 
 
 Gesticulate, Jes-tik-yi],-lat, i'. i. tu yqz jestyn,rz; 
 Gesticulate, Jes-tik-yn-lat, v. t. tu akt; tu 
 
 imitat. [jestikyi],latig. 
 
 Gesticulation, Jes-tik-yxi -la-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 Gesticulatoe, Jes-tik-yq-la-tor, n. wunhcBJes- 
 
 tikyqlats. [tu jestikyi^^lajon. 
 
 Gesticulatory, Jcs-tik-yi|-Ia-tQ-ri, a. relatig 
 Gestuee, Jest-yi|r, n. iikjon or postyqr ekspresiv 
 
 ov sentiment; mojvment ov de bodi. 
 Get, Get, v. t. \i. got, ps. getig, got. — Fermerli, 
 
 i. gat, ms obsolet; p. goten, nrs obsolesent,] tu 
 
 prokqr; tu obtan; tu beget; tu gan. 
 Get, Get, v. i. tu arjv at; tu bekdm; tu advdns. 
 Gettee, Get-er, n. wun hiD gets or obtanz. 
 Gewgaw, Gq-ge, n. a Joi trjfl; a ter. 
 Gewgaw, Gi\-go, n. Joi; widiit valyq,; gedi. 
 Ghastliness, Gdst-li-nes, n. frjtful aspekt; pal- 
 
 nes. [id. 
 
 Ghastly, Gdst-li, a. Ijk a gost; pal; dizmal; hor- 
 GuEEKix, Ger-kin, n. a smel pikld kii,kumber. 
 Ghost, Gost, n. de sol ov man; a spirit, [gostli. 
 Ghostlixess, Giist-li-nes, ji. de kwoliti ov beig 
 Ghostly, G6st-li, a. spirityn,al; relatig tu de sol. 
 Ghoul, GidI, n. a demon dat fedz on hqman flej. 
 Ghyll, Gil, n. a. m'snten torent; a raven. 
 Giaxt, Jj-ant, )i. a man ov ekstrerdinari sjz. 
 Giantess, Jj-ant-es, n. a femal jjant. 
 Giantlike, Ji-ant-ljk, ) ,...'. ... 
 Giaxtly. Ji-ant-li, ^ H" htlJ; Jlgantik. 
 GiAXTSHip, Ji-ant-Jip, n. de kwoliti or karakter 
 
 ov a jjaut. 
 GiAOUE, J-sr, n. {TurJc.] a dog; — an infidel. 
 Gibber, Gib-er, v. i. tu spek inartikyqlatli. 
 Gibberish, Gib-er-iJ, ji. kant; wurdz wid"st men- 
 
 ig. [yan. 
 
 GiBBEEiSH, Gib-er-iJ, a. kantig; unintelijibl; fust- 
 Gibbet, Jib-et, «. a galoz. 
 
 Gibbet, Jib-et, v. ^ tu hag er eksp(f)z on a jibet. 
 Gibbosity, Gib-6s-i-ti,* n. konveksiti; prtatuber- 
 
 ans. 
 Gibbous, Gib-us, a. konveks; prottj,berant: swelig. 
 GiBBOUSNESS, Gib-us-nes, «. konveksiti; protq,- 
 
 berans. [kat. 
 
 Gib-cat, Gib-kat,* n. an old, worn-ist kat; a he 
 Gibe, Jjb, v. i. tu jern senjt\,r wid kontemt. 
 Gibe, Jjb, v. t. tu skof at; tu derjd; tu tqnt. 
 Gibe, Jjb, n. a sner; a hint ov kontemt; a tqnt. 
 Giber, Jjb-er, n. a snerer, a skofer; a tqnter. 
 Gibingly, Jjb-ig-li, ad. skernf uli; kontemtyxiusli. 
 Giblets, Jib-lets, n. pi. de entralz ov a gcDs, &s. 
 Gibstaff, Jib-staf, er Gib-staf,* n. a netikaf 
 
 term, signif jig a staf tu gaj weter.
 
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 riiDPiLT, Gid-i-li, »d. in a eidi mancr; unst^di. 
 UlDDlNEsa, Uid-i-D08, n. de stat ov beig gidi; 
 
 vcriigo. 
 tiiDbr, Oid-i, A. Tcrtijinua: havig a hwerlig sen- 
 
 oajon; hw^rlig: inkdn-ttant; m(\Ubl; w|ld. 
 (ilDDY-BBAi.VKD, (lid-i-brand, a. totlcg. 
 (Ji»jt-EAOLE, J^r-e-gl, n. a kjnd uv cgl, men/ood 
 
 Ur. xi. 18. 
 Gift, (iift, m. a tin givn; a proicnt; puer; fakulti. 
 (iirTED, Gift-cd, a. end'sd wid eminent p'jerz. 
 Gio, (!ig, II. eni tig hwerld risnil; a Ijt Jaz. 
 GlOANTEAN, J{-gun-te-an, a. l|k a jjant: irezistibl. 
 Gigantic, Ji-gnn-tik, a. lik a jjant; big: enormus. 
 (ilOGLE, Gig-l,J n. Q kjnd ov Iqf; a titer. 
 GuiOLE. Gig-l,i p. I. tu Iqf jdli; tu titer. 
 (flGGLEB, Gig-lcr,t n. Q Iqfer; a titcrer. (jffnt. 
 GiGOT, Jig-ot, n. At brunq ov a brjdl; — de hip 
 Gild, Gihl, v. t. [«*. gilt ur gilded, pa. gildig, gilt 
 
 »r gilded;] tu overla wid tin gold; tu ad(5rn wid 
 
 luster. {{Guilder.) 
 
 Gilder, Gild-cr, n. wnn hiB gildi:— a krni. Se 
 Gilding, Gild-ig, n. gold lad on a surfas fer 
 
 omiiinent. 
 Gill, Jil, n. At fort pqrt ov a pjnt; gnrad jvi, 
 (iiLLS, (Jilz, II. /7. At organ* ov re?plraJon in fi/c*. 
 GiLLT-FLOWER, Jil-i-flis-er, n. a gqrden fiver; a 
 
 djantuF. 
 Gilt, Gilt,* n. gold lad on a surfas; gildin. 
 (•ILT, Gilt, ». an>i p. from Gild. Sr {Gild.) 
 (Jim, Jim,* a. net; gpnus; wel-dre-«t. 
 Gimbals, Jim-bulz, n. yl. rigz tu suspend a se- 
 
 kumpas. [izm. 
 
 GiMCRACK, Jim-krak.t n. a slit er trivial mekan- 
 Gimlet, or GiMBLET, Gim-!et, or Gim-blet, n. a 
 
 borer wid a ("knTj at its jirnt. 
 Gimp, (Jimp, n. a kjnd ov silk twist or las. 
 (ilN, Jin, n. a trap; a majcn;— Q distild spirit. 
 Gi.v, Jin, I', t. tu ka^ in a trap; tu kirr kotn. 
 GiMOER, Jin-jor, n. a plant or root ov a hot kwoliti. 
 Gi.NOER-BREAn, Jin-jcr-bred, n. a swtt kak. 
 GlXGERi.v, Jin-jer-li,* &d. kojusli; njsli. 
 Gi.vGiiAM, (.<ig-am, n. a tin kotn s'tuf mad tu 
 
 iraitat Ion. 
 Gingival. Jin-ji-val, a. btloflij) tu At gumz. 
 GiNOLE, Jifl-gl, r. t. tu utera tigklig nffz; tu jipgl. 
 GiNOLE, Jio-gl, r. t. tu koz a Jril .<"5nd; tu jijigi. 
 Gingltmoid, Gig-gli-mvd, a. rcz^mblig a gig- 
 
 glimu*. 
 GiNOLYMls, Gifl-gli-mus, n. [Z.] {Anat.) a spt- 
 
 Jrz ov qrtikytxlajon, az de ne j*nt; a mi^tyi^al 
 
 indentig <>v tOi bonz. 
 Ginseng, Jin-seg, n. an nrom.itik root and plant. 
 (JiP, Jip, r, t. tu cvisernf, az herij)z. [{Gifpty.y 
 <JlP8Y. Jip-si, n. a vaRabnnd: a vagrant. Vc 
 Giraffe, Ji-raf, n. [Fr.\ At kanielupqrd; a kwod- 
 
 roiped. [kanillstik; a Jandclr'r. 
 
 Girandole, Jir-an-dol, ii. [/>.] a kjnd ov branqt 
 GiRASOLE, Jir-a-sol, n. [Fr.] a plant; a mineral. 
 Gird, (J?rd, r. i. [i. gert or girded, ps. gerdig, 
 
 gerf or gerded;! tu bjnd risnd; tu invest: tu 
 
 dro-;: tu rrpruMj: tu jjb. [flor. 
 
 Girder, (Jerd-er, n. de Iqrjest pes ov timber in a 
 Girdle, (J^r-dl, n. a band; a bolt: an enklojiir. 
 Girdle. (Sijr-dl, r. t. tu gerd; tu bjnd;— tu mak 
 
 a iH-rkiilnr insi^ton nind a trt. 
 Girdle-belt, G^r-dl-bclt, n, a belt cns^rklig At 
 
 wast. [g?rdlz. 
 
 GiRDLER, {5i,'rd-ler, n. wun h<» gprdlz: o maker ov 
 GiRE, .Ijr, n. a (M'rktilar mujnn. .<r {(ryte.) 
 GiRU (".tI, n. a ymi wuman; u ftmal qjid. 
 Girlhood, (Jerl-hud, n. At stnt ov o g^rl. 
 Girlish. (t«>rl-i/, a. cqtig a gprl:y(t>tful. 
 GiRLlHHLT, Gerl-iJ-li, ad. in a gorlij maner. 
 Girt, (Jort, i. and p. fn'm llerd. 
 GiBT, er (iiRTH. Gert, or G?rt, n. a band bj hwiij 
 
 de atdl u fikst ap6na hon; a bandaj; a kumpu. 
 
 Girt, or Girth, G^rt, or G^ «. t. ta bjnd wid 
 
 a g?rt: tu gyrd. 
 Gist, Ji«t, n. [/>.] de man pffnt ot a kwe«tjron 
 
 or ak/on. 
 GlTK, Giv, r. t. [i. gav, pi. givig, givn:] tu be- 
 
 «t<I); tu konf>;r; tu yeld; tu grant; tu «uplj; tu 
 
 fjQ; tu ali: tu aplj. [(e. 
 
 Give, Giv, r. i. tu relent; tu yrld; tu melt; tu 
 GiVFJt, Giv-er, ri. wun hdi givi; a dunor. 
 Gives, Jjvz, h. pi. fclcrx. Se {Gyre.) [lt\. 
 
 Gizzard, Giz-ord, n. de m)i.-<kqlu« stumak or a 
 (iLABROt'S, (ila-brus, a. tvaoA, Ijk boldnc^t. 
 Glacial, Glu-Ji-al, a. isi; fruzn. 'dt i/lnfial ti- 
 
 uri, ( Geiil.) sufiozcz Oat mc-ni ov de kuntriz or 
 
 Yiyop, As., wer wuns envelopt in js nerli tu 
 
 de topii ov de hjest mtsntenz, and dat de (a 
 
 melted az de nordem hemii^fer gradyi^&li bekam 
 
 wormer. 
 Glaciate, Gla-Ji-at, v. i. tu turn intu j^. 
 Glaciation, Gla-Ji-a-Jon, n. de akt ov frezijj. 
 Glacier, GLas-l-er, n. [Fr.] a feld ov js and uno, 
 
 az in de elevated valiz ov de Alps. 
 OlacioI'S, (Jla-/u8,* a. jsi; rez^mDlig js. 
 Glacis, GId-sis, vr Gla-sez, n. [Fr.] {Furt.) a 
 
 slopi;) bagk. 
 Glad, Glad, a. qerful; ga; Elevated wid j<T. 
 (iLAD, Glad, r. (. tu mak glad; tu gludn. 
 Gladden. Glad-n, r. t. tu mak glad; tu qer. 
 Glade, Glad, n. u Ion or opnig in a wud. 
 Gladiator, Glad-i-a-tor, n. a. sord plaer; a prji 
 
 fjter. 
 Gladiatorial, Glad-i-a-t^fi-ri-al, ) a. relatig tu 
 Gladiatoey, Gl.id-i-a-t<j-ri, f prjz-fjterx. 
 
 Gladiole, Glad-i-ul, n. a bulbus plant. 
 Gladly, Glad-li, ad. jafuli: wid gladnes. 
 Gladness. Glad-nos, «. qcrfulnes; jar; egzulta/on. 
 Gladsome, Glad-sum, a. ga; deljted. [Ijt. 
 
 Gladsomelt, Glad-sum-li, ad. wid gaeti and de- 
 Gladsomeness, (Jlad-sum-nes, «. gaeti; dcljt. 
 Glair, Gl:ir, n. de hwjt ov an eg; — a halbcrt. 
 Glair, GUjr, r. t. tu smer wid de hwjt ov an eg. 
 Glance, Glans, n. a suden Joit ov Ijt; a dqrtig ov 
 
 de j; a sna^ ov sjt; a kwik vq: a glimp«. 
 Glance, Glans, r. ■'. tu vq wid a kwik kast oT 
 
 At j; tu pla At j; tu scnjqr bj oblek hints. 
 Gland, Gland, n. an orgno ov de bodi komp(^zd 
 
 ov blud veselz, n^n^z, is. 
 Glanders, Glan-dcrz, n. pi. a kontajus dii^t in 
 
 borsoz. [akoms. 
 
 Glandiferocs, Glan-dif-cr-u«. a. b^rig mast or 
 Glandiform, (ilan-di-form, a. formd Ijk a gland. 
 Glandular, Glan-dq-lar, a. pertanig tu de 
 
 glandz. 
 Glandule, Glan-dql. n. a smol gland, az in plants. 
 Glandl'lol'S, Glan-di^-Ius, a. relatig tu, or havig 
 
 glundz. 
 Glare, Gls^r, r. t. tu Jin so az tu dazl de jz. 
 Glare. Gl^r. ii. dazlin Ijt; luster or splendor. 
 Glaring, Gh'ir-ig. a. blazig 'St; dazlig; noturius. 
 Glass, Glas, n. a hqrd, briti, trans|i^rent substans; 
 
 u f,\>\f ve.-^el; a kup; az muc az a glas holdz; a 
 
 lukig glas; a miror; a tolcskup. 
 Glass, Glas, a. vitrcu.«; mad ov glas. 
 Glass, Glas, r. t. tu kuvcr wid glas; tu glai. 
 Glass-blower, Glds-blo-er, n. wun has bitnea 
 
 it iz tu bio or fajun glas. 
 Glassful, (ilds-ful, n. az muq ai a glas holdi. 
 Glass-furnace, Glus-fur-nas, n. a fumas for 
 
 nuikig glas. fglas. 
 
 Glass-grinder. GIds-grjnd-er. n. wun ha) piSli/ei 
 Glass-house, (ilus-b'ss. m. q h'ss bw^r glan it mad. 
 Glassiness, (flus-i-nes, n. At stat uv brig gloii. 
 Glassman. (ilds-man, n. wun hd> drii in glas. 
 Glassmltal, GIds-mot-al, ii. glas in fqjon. 
 Glassworr, GIds-wurk, n. manynfaktyqr ov giof. 
 Glassy, GIds-i, a. mad ov gl<u; Ijk glas; vitnox.
 
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 Glacberite, Gle-ber-jt, re. a kristaJjzd selt or 
 
 mineral. 
 Glauber's-salt, Gle-berz-selt, re. ( Ohem.) a. sul- 
 
 fat ov soda. [in de j. 
 
 Glaucoma, Gle-ko-ma, n. [Gr.] a felt er dizez 
 Glaucous, Glo-kus, a. ov a ss-gren kulor. 
 Glave,* Glav, n. a bredsord; a halbei-t. 
 Glaze, Glaz, v. t. tu furnij or kuver wid glas. 
 Glaze, Glaz, n. a polijig substans; glazig. 
 Glazier, Gla-jer, n. wun hcD glazez. 
 Glazing, Glaz-ig, n. de akt ov fiirnijii) wid glas; 
 
 a vitreus substans on poterz wi^r. 
 Gleam, Gltm, n. a suden Joot ov Ijt; luster. 
 Gleam, Glcm, r. i. tia Jjn sudenli; tu flaj. 
 Gleaming, Glem-ii), n. de komeusment_ ov Ijt; a 
 
 sudeu JCDt ov Ijt; a ra; luster; brjtnes. 
 Gleamy, Glem-i, a. flajiij; dqrtii) Ijt. 
 Glean, Glen, v. t. tia gader hwot iz tinli skaterd. 
 Gleaner, Glen-er, n. wun hcD glenz er gaderz. 
 Glebe, Gleb, n. turf; serl; grsnd; land bel6i)ii) tu 
 
 a parij qurq er a benefis. 
 Gleby, Gleb-i, a. relatiij t\a sffl er gleb; turfi. 
 Glede,* er Glead, Gled, n. a kjnclovhek. 
 Glee, Gle, n. jer; meriment; mert; — a soi). 
 Gleeful, Gls-ful, a. ga: meri; qerful. 
 Gleen, Glen,* v. i. tu Jjn ivid bet or polij. 
 Gleesome, Gle-sum, a. meri; jffus. 
 Gleet, Glet, n. a tin mater runir) from a sor. 
 Gleety, Glst-i, a. ikori; tinli sanius. 
 Glen, Glen, n. a naro vali; a dal; a val. 
 Glene, Gle-ne, or Glen, n. \Gv?[ 6.?, pi],pil ov de j. 
 Glew, Gil],, n. a viskus sement. Se \Glue.y 
 Gliadine, Glj-a-din, «. {Chem.) de gliitin ov 
 
 hwet, &s. 
 Glib, Glib,:!: a. smmd; sliperi; v61yq,bl. 
 Glibly, Glib-li, ad. smcodli; v61yi|bli;kwikli. 
 Glibness, Glib-nes, n. smcbdnes; sliperines. 
 Glide, Gljd, v. i. tu flo jentli; tu mdiv smoodli. 
 Glide, Gljd, n. laps: de akt ov pasig smoodli. 
 Glider, Gljd-er, n. he er dat hwiq gljdz. 
 Gliff, GlifjJ n. a tranjeut \\\; a glimps. 
 Glimmer, Glim-er, i-. i. tu Jjn er apsr fantli. 
 Glimmer, Glim-er, n. fant splendor; wek Ijt. 
 Glimmering, Glim-er-ii), n. fant er imperfekt vq,. 
 Glimpse, Glimps, v. i. tu aper bj glimpsez. [vi|. 
 Glimpse, Glimps, n. a fant lit; a tranjent luster er 
 Glisten, Glis-n, ■?;. i. tu Jjn; tu spqrkl. 
 Glister, Glis ter, v. i. tu Jjn; tu be brjt; tu gliter. 
 Glister, Glis-ter, u. Se {Clyster.) [ter. 
 
 GLiTTf:R, Glit-er, v. i. tu Jjn; tu egzibitljter lus- 
 Glitter, Glit-er, n. luster; brjt Jca: splendor. 
 Gloam, Glom,* V. i. tu be sulen er glum. 
 Gloar, Glor,* V. t. tu skwint; tu luk aski],. 
 Gloat, Glot, v. i. tu stq,r wid dczjr; tu gaz. 
 Globated, Gl(i)-bat-ed, a. sferikal; gl6byx],lar. 
 Globe, Glob, n. a sfer: a bel: de terakweus bol. 
 Globose, Glo-bos, a. gl6by\\lar; sferikal; rsnd. 
 Globosity, Glo-bos-i-ti, n. sfgrisiti; sferikalnes. 
 Globous, G16-bus, a. sferikal; risud; gl6byn,lQr. 
 Globular, G16b-yn,-lQr, a. havir) de form ov a 
 
 sfer; rund; sferikal. [glob. 
 
 Globule, G16b-yql, «. a smel r'snd pqrtikl; a litl 
 Globulous, Glob-yq-lus, a. in form ov a sfer; 
 Glode, Glod,* Qld _prrt. f rom Gljd. [r-snd. 
 
 Glome, Gliom, n. {JJot.} a i-sndij bed ov fl-serz. 
 Glomerate, G16m-er-at, a. gaderd intu q bal. 
 Glomerate, G16m-er-at, v. t. tu gader intu a 
 
 bol or sfer. 
 Glomeration, Glom-cr-a-Jon, n. konglomcrajon. 
 Gloom, Gloim, n. dizmalncs; sadnes; melankoli. 
 Gloom, Glcom, v. i. tu be klisdijdqrkjer melankoli. 
 Gloomily, Gld&m-i-li, a.d. dimli; dizmali; not qer- 
 
 fuli. 
 Gloominess, Gld6m-i-nos, «. de statovbeir) gloomi. 
 Gloomy, Gldiim-i, a. olmost dqrk; dizmal; melan- 
 koli. 
 
 Gloriation, Glo-ri-a-Jon, n. a beast; a trjumf. 
 Glorification, Glo-ri-fi-ka-Jon, «. de akt ov 
 
 glijrifjiij; onor. [glori. 
 
 Glorify, Glo-ri-fj, v. t. tu onor; tu egzelt tu 
 Glorious, G16-ri-us, a. nobl; ilustrius; veri eks- 
 
 elent. 
 Gloriously, G16-ri-us-li, ad. nobli; ilustriusli. 
 Glory, Glo-ri, n. hj onor; praz: ren'sn; luster. 
 Glory, G16-ri, v. i. tu bost; tu egziilt; tu be 
 
 pr«d ov. 
 Gloss, Glos, n. a koment er ekspozijon; sti,perfijal 
 
 luster: a smcod, Jjnii) surfas. 
 Gloss, Glos, v. t. tu eksplan bj koment; tu paliat. 
 Glossarial, Glos-a-ri-al, a. relatig tu a glosari. 
 Glossarist, G16s-a-rist, n. a. rjter ov a glos er 
 
 glosari. 
 Glossary, G16s-a-ri, n. a dikjonari ov unkomon 
 
 wurdz. [glosarist. 
 
 Glossator, Glos-a-tor,* n. a rjter ov glosez; a 
 Glosser, G16s-er, n. a komentator; a polijer. [ij. 
 Glossiness, G16s-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig glosi; pol- 
 Glossographer, Glos-6g-ra-fer, n. a komenta- 
 tor; a glosarist. [glosariz, &s. 
 Glossography, Glos-6g-ra-fi, n. de rjtig ov 
 Glossy, G16s-i, a. smcod and Jjnii); hjli polijt. 
 Glottis, G16t-is, n. [ Gr.\ an opnig in de larigks. 
 Glout, Glist,*! V. i. tu pTst; tu luk sulen. 
 Glove, Gluv, n. a kuverii) fer de hand. 
 Glove, Gluv, v. t. tu kuver, az wid a gluv. 
 Glover, Gliiv-er, n. wun hd) maks er selz gluvz. 
 Glow, Glo, v, i. tu Jjn wid intens het; tu burn; 
 
 tu fel het; tu fel qrdent pajon. 
 Glow, Glo, n. Jjniij het; paJon; brjtnes. 
 Glowing, Glo-ii), j)p. a. Jjnig wid het; brjt. 
 Glow-worm, G16-wurm, n. a smel grub dat Jjnz 
 
 in de dqrk, wid a hxminus tal. 
 Gloze, Gloz, -v. i. tia flater; tu koment. Ss 
 
 ( Gloss.} 
 Gloze, Gloz, V. t. tu paliat bj spgjus ekspozijon. 
 Gloze, Glaz, n. flateri; insinyv|,aJon; spejus Jo. 
 Glozer, G16-zer, n. wun hto glozez; a flaterer. 
 Glue, Glix» "• ci viskus substans; a sement. 
 Glue, Glq,, v. t. tu jam wid a viskus sement; tu 
 
 sement; tu jffn. 
 Gluer, Glii,-er, n. wun hcb sements wid glq,. 
 Gluey, Glij,-i, a. haviij de natyq^r ov glq. 
 Glum, Glum,t a. sulen; f'-snii); stubornli grav. 
 Glum, Glum,* v. i. tu luk s-srli; tu be STsr ov 
 
 aspekt. 
 Glum, Glum,* n. sulennes ov aspekt; a fr'sn. 
 Glume, Gli|m, n. de kaliks er husk ov kern, 
 
 gras, &s. 
 Glut, Glut, v. t. tu swolo; tu kler; tu satyij,rat. 
 Glut, Glut, ji. mor dan eniif; sviperabiindans; — a 
 
 Iqrj wudn wej. 
 Gluten, Glq-ten, ii. a visid, elastik substans, 
 
 fisnd in hwet and uder granz. 
 Glutinate, Glq-ti-nat,* v. t. tu jern wid glq; ta 
 
 sement. [wid glq,. 
 
 Glutination, Glq-ti-na-Jon, n. de akt ov jernig 
 Glutinative, Glq-ti-na-tiv, a. tenajus; viskus. 
 Glutinous. Glq-ti-nus, a. glqi; viskus; tenajus. 
 Glutinousness, Glq-ti-nus-nes, n. viskositi; te- 
 
 nasiti. 
 Glutton, Gliit-n, n. wun hco ets tu ekses. 
 Gluttonize, Gliit-n-jz, v. t. tu et tu ekses. 
 Gluttonous, Gliit-n-us, a. givn tu eksesiv etig. 
 Gluttony, Gldt-n-i, n. ekses in etig; vorasiti. 
 Glyph, Glif, n. {Arch.) a qanel; a kaviti. 
 Glyphic, Glif-ik,* re. a piktyn,r. Se {Eiero- 
 
 fjlyphic.) 
 Glyphograph, Glif-o-graf, n. an engravd dreig. 
 Glyptic, Glip-tik, n. de qrt ov engravig figyqrz 
 
 on jemz. 
 Glyptooraphic, Glip-to-graf-ik, a. relatig ta 
 
 gliptografi.
 
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 1G7 
 
 GOR 
 
 Qltptoohapht, Glip-ui;;-ra-fi, n. a deskrip/on 
 
 er iivjli-j ov I'ligravd jcinz. 
 Unakl, Nurl, f. »'. lu (fr?l: tu inqrl. 
 Gnaklcu, Niirl-cd, a. noti; kroi-tjruud. 
 Gnakly, Nqrl-i, a. huvio uol-i; uuti. 
 Gna8U, Na/, r. t. tu strjk tu^^edor; tu kla/. 
 Gnami, Na/, r. I. tu grjnd rte ttt: tu fiiin. 
 G.N'AT, Nat, n. a siuol, wi|)gd, .ttigig iuaekt. 
 Gnaw, Na, r. /. tu bit of; tu korcbd. 
 Gnaw, No, r. i. tu ekaen'ji At ttt. 
 G.N'AWCK, Nu-cr, n. wun dut not. 
 G.NKI.S.S, N{!i, n. (iA°H.) u iilratif|d rok, rez^mbliy 
 
 granit. 
 Gnomk, Nom, n. an imajinari beig: a spirit. 
 Gnumu.v, Nu-inon, ii. At band or pin ov u djal; — 
 
 an in.itnbnu'Ut fi>r tukig altitii<lz. 
 Gkomomc, Nu-ni6n-ik, / a. pertauij) tu ncj- 
 
 Gnomo.mical, Nu-moD-i-kul, i mijniks, ur de qrt 
 
 ov (l|llll{|. 
 
 Gnoiiuxics, Nb>-in6n-ik.i, n. pi. de qrt ov djaliy. 
 Gnostic, Nos-tik, h. wuq ov an (rli sckt ov Kri«i- 
 
 yanz. 
 Gnostic, Nos-tik, a. relatig tu At Nostiks. 
 Gnosticism, Noi-ti-siz-m, «.de tcncU ov de Nos- 
 
 tik-. 
 Gnu, N'h, n. a .optjez ov antclup rEzcmblio At Xiar*. 
 Go, Go, r. i. [i. went, /m. guig, gun:] tu wek; tu 
 
 mibv: tu travel; tu pro.'ted; tu pan. 
 Goad, Gud, n. a pirated «tik tu dr|v ok.sn. 
 Goad, <jud, r. t. lu drjv wid a guvi; tu insjt. 
 Goal, (iul, n. At Jtrut tu bwiq raserz run. 
 GoAK, Gur, n. a triug^i^lar :>lip ov kJut. Se 
 
 ( (!,^.) 
 
 Goat, (Jut, n. a wtl-non ra>minant animal. 
 
 GOATIIKRD, (iiJt-hiTd, n. wun dut tendz guts. 
 
 GOATINH, Gut-i/, a. rczi-mbiig a gut iu eni kwoliti. 
 
 Gob. lii.b.t i ir I I 
 
 r. ,. -I . » I n. a nnttful; a lump. 
 
 GOBBtT, (job-ct,* S ' ' 
 
 Gobble, G6b-1, r. (. tu swolu hastili, wid nffz. 
 
 Gobble, Gob-1, v. t. tu inak a nirz, az a turki. 
 
 GoBliLKR, Gub-lcr, n. wun dut goblz: a turki. 
 
 Go-BtTWEE.v, (J(i-bE-twrn.J ». wun dat tninaakts 
 
 biznt';! bj goiiy bctwi'n Mj jiqrliz: u iiiilnil. 
 GOBLKT, (iob-lut, n. u bul. kuj). or driykii) vesol. 
 GoBLi.v, Gob din, n. an evl spirit; a fanlou; a 
 
 furl. 
 Go-BY, Gii-bj.t n. evajon; a pasig bj: omijon. 
 Go CAKT, Gu-kqrt, u. a ma/en tu teq <jildren tu 
 
 wok. 
 God. GikI, n. de Sqprtm Btij): At Krtator: At 
 
 I'eiti; -<i fills gml; an jdol. 
 God-cuild, G6d-(;{ld. n. u q|ld for ba>m wun be- 
 
 kiim hiM.nsor at baptizm; — u term ov spirityiial 
 
 rrlnjnn. 
 GoD'DAL'GRTEa, G6<l-dr>-ter, n. a gerl for ham 
 
 wiin brkiiiu .-tiamsur at buptizni. 
 Goiu>E8s, tJ(kl-e,<, n. a ftmai diviniti. 
 God FATHER, Gt>d-fq-der, n. u mal spunsor in 
 
 biiptizui. 
 Godhead. God-bed, a. dtiti; divin natjqr. 
 GODLlJiH. (iod-les, a. atei.'<tikal: wiked; impiui>. 
 (lUDi.iKK. (iiHl-ljk, a. divjn: xqprerali cksclent. 
 GoDLiN^Jiii, God-li-Dc^s H. de kmulitiov bcig god- 
 
 li: I'lrti. 
 GoDLV. (ii'xl-li, a. Pius t£>ardz God; gud: rtlijui'. 
 GOD-MOTHEJI, G6d-inud-i-r, n. a wuinan l)d> baz 
 
 undiTinkn »i>iinjiin in baptizm. 
 Godsend. (to<d-scnd, n. an unckspt^kted akwi- 
 
 lij. n ..r gift. [god. 
 
 GoDSiiiP. lii'Ml-Jip, m. At rngk or karakter uv a 
 GoD-soN. (iod-^un, n. he for b<bm wun hai be- 
 
 kiiin Kpunsor in baptizm. 
 GoDWABO, God-ward,* ad. Unard 0«d. 
 GOKR. Gu-or, M. wun hib guz: a runcr. 
 GOFF, (lof,* w. a fdilij klwn;— a gam. St {Golf.) 
 Goa. Gog,* B. bast; drzjr lu gu. Se {AgtMf.) 
 
 GoQOLE, G6g-1, r. t. tu «tran di (s; tu luk 
 
 o.'skwiut. 
 Google, G6g-I, n. a t\\c; a bold or «trand luk;— 
 
 pi. bl{ndz lor boraez; glutez wurn tu defend 
 
 At \t. 
 Google, G.jg-1, a. g^rip; havig ful jz. 
 
 (•OOOLE-LYED, Gog-l }d, a. huVH) Iqrj njlij) ^1. 
 Going, Gu-ig, n. de akt ov wokig; depqrtjrqr: 
 
 kiindukt. 
 Goitre. G^-ter, n. \_Fr.] a ti^mor on dr trut. 
 GoiTROt;s, Gd^-truii, a. partakiy ov, ur l(k, de 
 
 gffter. 
 GoLA, Gu-la, n. {Arch.') 8{ma; a muldig. 
 Gold. Gold, n. a pn-Ju!) metal, muni. 
 Gold-beater, Guld-bet-er, n. u beterov gold. 
 GOLDE.N, Guld-n, a. mad ov gold; brjt; splendid; 
 
 yi-lu: ekselent; hapi. 
 GoLDENLV, Guld-n-li, aJ. dfl|tfuli; brjtli. 
 Goldfinch, Guld-finq, »i. u smol i^iflig b«;rd. 
 GoLDLEAF, GiJld-lef, n. gold betn inlu tin lef. 
 GOLDSIZE, Guld-fjz, n. a glq yqzd bj gilderz. 
 Goldsmith, Guld-smit, n. wun hoi inuoyqfakt- 
 
 yqrz guld. 
 (•OLK. Golf, n. a gam plad wid a l»l and bat. 
 (loiiE. (iuiii. H. At blak grr- ov k^rt hwrlz. 
 GOMI'HOSIS, (Jc in-fu-si.", n. [tlr.] {Aiiat.) q kjud 
 
 ov qrtikyqlajon. [flat-bot. 
 
 (JoNDOLA. G6n-du-la, n. [Jl.] a plcji^r-bot: a 
 Gondolier, Gun-do-ler, n. wun dat roz a g6n- 
 
 dolu. 
 Gone, (ion, p. from Gu; advunst: past. 
 Gonfalon, G6n-fa-lon,*». [/>.] an cnsjn; a stan- 
 dard, (bqrcr. 
 Gonfalonier, Gon-fal-o-ner,* n. a qtf siuudard 
 Gong, Gog. n. a sort uv (r'ines bras drum; a sund- 
 
 ig instnJjmcnt rqzd at hutelz. 
 Goniometer, Gu-ni-oui-f-ti-r. u. an in.'troiiment 
 
 for ni<7,iing uyglz, az duz ov kristalz. 
 GoNioii ethical, Go-ni-u-mt't-ri-kal, a. relatig 
 
 tu guniumetri. 
 Goxiometry, Go-ni-6m-E-iri, n. de qrt ov m^- 
 
 Gonorrii(£a. Gon-or-e-a, w. [Z.] a morbid run- 
 
 ig, okoi^ond luu^tli b{ venereal tants. 
 Good, Gud, a. [kcmii. beter, mi/jerl. be«t:] pozest 
 
 ov ek.'H.-lont kwolitiz; not bad: proper; fit; kon- 
 
 vrnyont: yq^iul: s"snil. 
 <JooD. (>ud. n. At kontrari tu evl; bonefit. 
 (ioOD, (iud, aJ. wel: not il; not ami;). 
 (iooD-BREEDiNO, Gud-bn'd-ig, /I. i^ljtncs; air- 
 
 lllti. 
 (JooD-BY, Gud-bj, ad. adq: f^jrwel. 
 Good Friday, Gud-Frj-da, >i. de fast in kom- 
 
 cwurajon ov ■sr .^avyorz kroisifik/on, beig dt 
 
 F'rjdn lirfur F'^tcr. 
 Good-hvmok, Gud-yq-mor, n. a qerful and 
 
 agrralil temi>cr ov mind. Se {I/vm/.r.} 
 (JooD lUMORED. (>ud-yq-nior»l, .i. ^erful. 
 (JOODLINES.S, (iud-li-iK-s, «. bqti: gnis. 
 (iooDLV, Gud-li, a. bqtiful: grasful; fjn. 
 (iooDMA.v. (iud-man, n. a ru.>tik t<>rm ov siviliti. 
 Good-natcre. Gud-ntit-yqr. n. kjndnos. 
 (looD-NATUtttD. Gud-nut-yqrd, a. brnevwlcnt. 
 (iool>N>JiS. tiud-nes, n. oksvlens: kindncs. 
 tiooDS, (iudz, n. pi. nittivublz; ui<;rc;ai)iijz. 
 Goodwill, Gud-wil, n. brnevulvns; kjndnc«. 
 (ioODY, Gud-i.* n. gud-wuman; — a lu t^rm ov 
 
 siviliti tu a wuman. 
 (■'oosANDER, Gow-.in-tler, u. a Iqrj woter-f»l. 
 Goose. Gok". «., pi. Ges; a wotor-f'sl; a taJon 
 
 {urn. 
 G00.SEBERRY, Gii>t-ber-i, n. a komon frait:a/rub. 
 GoosK-CAF. <n{«!«-kap, ■. a cili r>rr«<in. 
 GoosE-guiLL. Gihs-kwil. n. de kwil ov a gxm. 
 GoFHER. G«:>-f('r. n. a litl .\merikan kwodrapod. 
 GORBELLIED, Gur-bel-id,* a. big-bclid; f»t.
 
 GOV 
 
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 GOEDIAN, Ger-di-an, a. relatiij tu Gerdius; in- 
 
 trikat. 
 Gore, Gor, n. bind kloted er konjeld: — a trjai)- 
 
 gH^lar pes ov klot; — a naro slip ov land. 
 Gore, Gor, t-. t. tu stab; tu pcrs: tu penetrat. 
 Gorge, Gerj, ». de trot; de swolca: de gulet. 
 Gorge, Gurj, t. t. tu glut; tu sajiat; tu swolo. 
 Gorge, Gerj, v. i. tu fed; tu et grgdili. 
 Gorgeous, Ger-jus, a. fin: splendid; Joi. 
 Gorgeously, Ger-jus-li, ad. splendidli; fjnli. 
 GoRGEOUSNESS, Grer-jus-nes, n. splendor. 
 Gorget, Ger-jet, n. a pes ov qrmor tu defend dg 
 
 trot; a pendant; — a surjikal instr<t)ment. 
 Gorgox, Gor-gon, n. a fabld monster: enitii) 
 
 horid. [gsrgon. 
 
 GoEGONiAN, Ger-go-ni-an, a. rslatii) tu, er Ijk a 
 GoRMAND, Ger-mand, «. a gredi eter. 
 Gormaxdee, G6r-mand-er,* n. a grat eter; a ger- 
 
 mandizer. [tu ekses. 
 
 Gormandize, Ger-man-djz, v. i. tu et gredili er 
 Gormandizer, Ger-man-djz-er, n. a vorajus eter; 
 
 a glutn. 
 Gorse, Gers, n. a tik, prikli Jrub; furz; hwin. 
 Gory, Gii-ri, a. kuverd wid kloted bind; bludi. 
 Goshawk, Gos-hek, ji. a hek ov a Iqrj kjnd. 
 Gosling, Goz-lii), n. a yug gcos, not ful gron. 
 Gospel, Gos-pel, n. de evanjelikal histori ov 
 
 Krjst; de Kristyan revela/on; diviniti. 
 Gospel, Gos-pel,* v. t. tu evanjeliz: tu gospeljz. 
 GoSPELLARY, G6s-pel-a-ri,* a. teolojikal. 
 Gospellbir, G6s-pel-er, n. an evanjelist: a Wik- 
 
 lifjt. [gospel. 
 
 GosPELLizE, G6s-pel-jz, r. t. tu instrukt in de 
 Goss, Gos, n. a. kind ov lo furz; gers. 
 Gossamer, Gos-a-mer, n. dun ov plants: a tin 
 
 kobweb. [stanjal. 
 
 Gossamery, Gos-a-mer-i,! a. Ijt; flimzi; unsiib- 
 GossiP, Gos-ip,! n. an jdl tatler; tatl; trjflig tek. 
 Gossip, G6s-ip,j v. i. tu qat; tu prat; tu be meri. 
 Gossoon, Gos-dbn, n. a men f ut-ber; a lo atendant. 
 Got, Got, i. and p. from Get. 
 Goth, Got, n. wun ov de anjent pepl ov Skandi- 
 
 navia; a bqrbarian. [derer. 
 
 GOTHAMIST, G6t-am-ist,* n. a wjzaker; a blun- 
 GoTHic, G6t-ik, ) a. relatig tu de Gots ; 
 
 GoTHiCAL, G6t-i-kal, i rcod; — notig a stjl ov 
 
 pffnted 4rkitektyi^r. 
 GoTHiciSM, Gob-i-siz-m, M. a Gotik idiom; roxines. 
 GoTHiciSE, G6t-i-siz, v. t. tm brii) bak tu bqr- 
 
 barizm. 
 Gotten, G6t-n, p. from Get. 
 Gouge, Gisj, er Cnty, ». a skcDpig qizel. [g'sj. 
 Gouge, G'sj, or Grooj, v. t. tu skmp -st, az wid a 
 Gourd, Gord, or Goord, n. a. plant dat bq,rz a 
 
 botl-Japt frcDt. [mand. 
 
 Gourmand, GAr-mqnd, n. [/>.] a glutn; a ger- 
 GouT, Gist, n. de qrtrjtis; a panful dizez. 
 Gout, Gcd, h. [/)■.] tast; relij. 
 Goutiness, G-st-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig gsti. 
 Gouty, G'st-i, a. relatig tu, or dizezd wid, de g'st. 
 Govern, Giiv-ern, v. t. tu ribl; tu direkt; tu 
 
 manaj; tu regyqlat; tu kontrol; tu infln^ens. 
 Govern, Giiv-ern, v. i. tu kep snperioriti. 
 Governable, Giiv-ern-a-bl, a. (tat ma be guv- 
 
 ernd. [kontrol. 
 
 Governance, Giiv-crn-ans, «. guvernmcnt; rml; 
 Govern ant, Guv-em-ant, ) n. a guvernes ov 
 GovEUXANTE, Guv-er-nant, i yug ladiz. 
 Governess, Gdv-ern-es, ji. a direktres: an in- 
 
 striiktrcs. 
 Government, Gdv-em-ment, n. direkjon; kon- 
 trol; eksersjz ov etoriti; egzekyqtiv p'ser: man- 
 aj ment. [guvernment. 
 Governmental, Guv-crn-ment-al, a. relatig tu 
 Governor, Gdv-em-or, «. wun ho) guvernz; a 
 
 r(i)ler. 
 
 Gowk, G'sk,* n. a kl-»n; a kukiD. Se {Gawk.) 
 Gown, G'sn, n. an uper gqrment ov wimen, er ov 
 
 men devoted tu qrts ov pes; az, diviniti, le, &s. 
 Gowned. G-snd, a. drest in a g-jn. 
 GowNMAN, G'sn-man, ) n. a man devoted tu 
 Gownsman, G'snz-man, ( de qrts ov pes; a di- 
 
 vjn, leyer, profesor, er stq^dent. 
 Grab, Grab,J v. t. tu sez sudenli. 
 Grabble, Grab-l,t ^'. i. tu grop; tu grapl. 
 Grace, Gras, n. unmerited favor; pqrdn; mersi; 
 
 vertyq,; privilej; ez and elegans ov ferm and 
 
 manerz; bi^ti; ernament; — de tjtl ov a dqk er 
 
 qrqbijop; — a Jort pr^er. [belij. 
 
 Grace, Gras, v. t. tu adern; tu dignif j; tu em- 
 Grace-cup, Gras-kup, n. a kup er belt drugk 
 
 after gras. [kumli. 
 
 Graceful, Gras-ful, a. bqtiful; wid digniti; 
 Gracefully, Gras-f ul-i, ad. in a grasful maner; 
 
 elegantli. 
 Gracefulness, Gras-f ul-nes, n. elegans ov maner. 
 Graceless, Gras-les, a. verd ov gras; veri wiked. 
 Gracelessly, Gras-les-li, ad. in a maner devffd 
 
 ov gras. 
 Graces, Gras-ez, n. pi. {Mi/th.} tre sister god- 
 
 esez; — elegant manerz; favor; — a gam for gerlz. 
 Gracility, Gra-sil-i-ti,* n. slendernes; smelnes. 
 Gracious, Gra-Jus, a. mersiful; benevolent; fa- 
 
 vorabl: kjnd; akseptabl; vertyqus; gud. 
 Graciously, Gra-Jus-li, ad. mteifuli; kjndli, 
 Graciousxess, Gra-Jus-nes, ji. mersifulnes. 
 Gradation, Gra-da-Jon, n. regyn,lar progres; or- 
 der; a seriez. [steps. 
 Gradatory, Grad-a-to-ri, n. a seriez er tljt ov 
 Gradatory, Grad-a-to-ri,* a. prosedLg step bj 
 
 step. 
 Grade, Grad, n. ragk; degre; — rjs and desent. 
 Grade, Grad, v. t. tu redi],s, er level, and prep4r 
 
 for plasiy ralz on a ralrod. 
 Gradient, Gra-di-ent,* a, wekig; m(»vig bj steps. 
 Gradient, Gra-di-ent, n. degre ov asent and 
 
 desent. 
 Gradual, Grad-yq,-al, a. prosedig bj degrez: ad- 
 
 vdnsig step bj step. [grat. 
 
 Gradual, Gra.d-yii,-al, n. an erder ov steps; — a 
 Gradually, Grad-y^-al-i, ad. bj degrez; step bj 
 
 step. 
 Graduate, Grad-yxi-at, v. t. tu diguif j wid a 
 
 degre or diploma; tu divjd intu degrez. 
 Graduate, Grad-yn-at, v. i. tu resev a degre; 
 
 tu prosed. [a degre. 
 
 Graduate, Grad-yq-at, n. a man dignifjd wid 
 Graduateship, Grad-yn,-at-Jip, n. de stat ov a 
 
 gradynat. 
 Graduation, Grad-yq-a-Jon, w. de akt ov grad- 
 
 yil,atig; stat ov beig gradyq,ated; regyi],lar pro- 
 
 grejon. 
 Gradus, Gra-dus, n. [Z.] a prosodial dikjonari. 
 Graff, Graf, v.t. and i. n's sqperseded bj {Graft.') 
 Graft, Graft, n. a smel jAt er sjon ov a tre. 
 Graft, Graft, v. t. tu insert a sjon, Jiat, er branq 
 
 ov wun tre intu de stok ov anuder: tu insert. 
 Grafter, Grdft-er, n. wun boo grafts. 
 Grail, Gral, n. a buk ov himz and pr^erz. 
 Grain, Gran, n. el kjndz ov kern; de sed ov eni 
 
 irOii: a mini'it pqrtikl; de smelest wat; — de di- 
 rekjon ov de f jberz ov wud, &s.; — dispozijonj 
 
 temper: hqrt. 
 Grain, Gran, v. t. tu ferm wid granz. 
 Grained, Grand, a. ruf; djd in gran. 
 Grains, Granz, n. pi. husks ov melt in brooig. 
 Grainy, Gran-i, a. ful ov kern; ful ov granz. 
 (iRALLiC, Gral-ik, a. havig log legz; stilted. 
 Gramerct, Gra-mer-si,* inter, an eksprejon OV 
 
 tagks. 
 Gramineal, Gra-min-e-al, ) 
 Gramineous, Gra-min-e-us, i ^' S'"<isi.
 
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 169 
 
 GRA 
 
 Gbaminivorocb, Gram-i-niv-o-ru^ a. frdifl op- 
 
 6n (rra«. [Iij iin iilfubctik p|ii. 
 
 (iKAMMALi CCE. Ordm-a-Iop. n.B wurd r.'|.r«<^nU'd 
 (•UAMMAit. (Jr;itn-<ir, n. At qrt ov 8|ieki|) <»r rjlip 
 
 u l.iii'.'wiij klip ktli. ijjramar. 
 
 GttAiiMARiAN, (ira-m(i-ri-an, n. wun vprst in 
 Grammar 8(.'iiooL. (inim <ir->ka)l, n. ci skoil in 
 
 hwii; At iiiur ndvi'inst gtudir qr pur.-ii'iil. 
 Gbammatic. (!r;i-m;it-ik, | a. brli'mip tu 
 
 Grammatical. (Im-inati-kiil. i gratnar. 
 Gbammatically, Gru-mat-i-kal-i, nd. nkordiy 
 
 ti.i ^.Tiirimr. [grainiilikul. 
 
 Grammaticize, Gra-ni&t-i-.«{i, v. t. tu render 
 Grahpl'S, (ir;iiu-|pu3, n. a Iqrj fij ov de sctajus 
 Granado, (Sm-nti-du, ) c / , . i \ [kind. 
 
 Granai.k. (Jm-MMd. '\n.i^t{(,nu<ule.) LI 
 
 Granary, Gr:kn-a-ri, ii. a stor-h-ss for korn. 
 Grand, <ir.iiid, a. gnit; ilustrius: h| in p'^er; .■i|>lcn- 
 
 did; luagnifi-^cnt; principal; qef.— Ai a prrtiks, 
 
 it nots a ligk or jenerajon in reluji>iiji|i: at, 
 
 ffrdnil/ndi r. [wuinati. 
 
 Granuam, (iran-dam, n. grandmudcr; an old 
 GBANDruiLU, Gnind-qjid, n. At (jjld <>v a sun or 
 
 dot'T. [a sun or dotor. 
 
 Granduauohter, Grdnd-do-tcr, n. Ae doter ov 
 Granuci:, Gran-de, n. a man ov gnit pner ur 
 
 digniti. 
 Grandeur, Grind-yxir, n. stat; splendor; mag- 
 
 nifi.^oiis; grntne.s. [crz fqder. 
 
 Grandfather, <!rand-fq-der, n. a fqdcrzorumd- 
 Grandiloviuence, Gran-dil-Q-kwen:', n. hi, lutti 
 
 8|ickig. [nurdz. 
 
 Grandiloquol's, Gran-dil-o-kwus, a. yqzio lofti 
 Grand-Jcror, Orand-jn-ror, n. wun ov a grand- 
 
 JHri. 
 Grand-JI'RT, Grand-jq-ri, n. a jqri hinz dqti it 
 
 iz tu kciimdor hweder bilz ov indjtmont Jud be 
 
 prtzonted tu Ae kurt agdnst porsunz akqzd. 
 Grandlt, (irand-li, aJ. subljuiii; loftili. 
 Urandmotuer, Grand-mud-er, n. a fqderx er 
 
 muderz inuder. 
 Grandness, Grand-ncs,* n. grandyq,r; gratncs. 
 Gsa.ndsire, Grund-s{r, n. u grandfqder; an an- 
 
 .'cstor. [ter. 
 
 Grandson, Grand-sun, n. At sun ov a sun or do- 
 Granue. (iranj, n. u fqrtn; a fqrm-h'ss: a granari. 
 Gra.mtk, Gr.nn-it, n. a hqrd ston or rok, kompuzd 
 
 ov kworts, fcL-spi^r and mika. 
 Granitic, Gni-nit-ik, a. kontanig granit; lik 
 
 granit. [gran. 
 
 Granivorous, Gra-niv-Q-rus, a. etiporliviu upon 
 Grannaji, (.tran-arn.J n. grandmudcr; grandam. 
 Grant, Grant, i'. t. tu giv; tu besta; tu admit; 
 
 tu alS: tuycid; tu konsed. 
 Grant, (Jrant, n. enitifl granted; a gift; a boon. 
 Grantable, Gnint-a-bl, a. dat ma be granted. 
 Grantee, Gran-te, n. wun tu bobm cni grant iz 
 
 mad. 
 Gba.ntob, Grdnt-or, er Gron-t^r, n. a person bj 
 
 hcbin a grant iz mad. 
 Grant LAB, (Iran-yq-lar, ) a. konslstio ov 
 Granulaby, Gran-yq-la-ri, j granz; rtzem- 
 
 blit) t;rnn or std. [granz. 
 
 Gbanl'Late, <Jran-yq-lat, r. i. tu be formd intu 
 Granulate, Gran-yxi-lat, v. t. tu brak intu 
 
 8nt')l granz. 
 Granulatio.v, Graa-yti-Ui-JoD, m. de akt ot 
 
 brakig intu grnni. 
 Gbanule, Gran-yql, fi. a smol pqrtikl. 
 GRANirLOCB, Gran-yq-lu-s J. ful ov gram. 
 Grafe, Grap, n. dc fntit ov de v|n, groig in klus- 
 
 tcrz. 
 Orafebt, GrAp-cr-i, n. a planta/on ov grapvinz. 
 Grafeshot, (trap-Jot, n. a kombinajon or fmol 
 
 Jot put intu a tik kanvu bag. [grap. 
 
 GftAFESTO.NE, Grup-ston, n. de <toa or scd uv a 
 
 (iBAFEViNE, Grdp-v{n, n. de rjn dat b^rt grapa. 
 (iuAPHic, Graf-ik, i a. reluiio tu dtlinta- 
 
 (JKAi'iiiCAL, Graf-i-kal, ] Jon; de«kriptiv; wel 
 
 lit'liiicated. [uaner. 
 
 <iUAi>iiiCALLY, Graf-i-kal-i, aJ. in a grafikAl 
 Gbai-iiite, Gnkf-{t, n. blak led; u mineml Hub- 
 
 ftan.". [meot. 
 
 Grapuomiter, Gra-fom-i-tcr, ». a Bur^'aig iiutixb- 
 Grapnel, Grap-nel, n. a 8mol a^jkur; u graplig 
 
 jurn. 
 Grapple, Grap-1, v. i. tu 8ek;tu konic^t in klos 
 
 tit: tu sirugl. 
 (JiiAPPLE, (Jrap-1, r. t. tu sek; tu la fust huld ot. 
 Grapple, Grap-1, n. a klcis fit; — an ^urn in:itnft- 
 
 UlCIlt. 
 
 Grappling, or Grapflino-iron, Grjp-lio, vr 
 
 (irnp-lig-j-urn, n. u uotikul term, ^iguif^ig an 
 
 iii:-tat>iiieut yqzd in klus ukjori. 
 Grapy, Griip-i, a. ful ov grap7;in«d ov dc grap. 
 (iUASiER, Gra-jer, n. .Se {Omzier.) 
 GuASF, Grasp, r. (. tu hold in de band; tugr^p; 
 
 tu scz. 
 (•rasp. Grasp, V. i. tu cndevor tu scz; tu strugl. 
 (iiiASP, Grasp, n. de gr[p or sejqr ov dc baud; 
 
 huld. 
 (Jkasper. Grdsp-er, n. wun hob grasps. 
 tiHA.ss, Gras, n. At komon herbaj ov fcldz, is. 
 GuAss, Gras, r, t. tu bred gras; tu bekiiu past- 
 
 Grass, Gras, v. t. tu kuvcr wid gras. 
 GuAssuopPER, Gnis-hop-er, n. an insekt, aljd tu 
 
 df luku^t trjb. L^ras. 
 
 (iRASsiNtsii, Gnis-i-nes, n. de etat or ab'sndig in 
 Guassplot, Gnis-plot, n. a level spot kuverd wid 
 
 gras. 
 Gr.\sst, Grds-i, a. kuverd wid, orkontanig gras. 
 Grate, Grat, h. q purtijon or tram mad wid bqrz; 
 
 a ranj ov bqrz widia hwiq fjrz qr mud. 
 Grate, Grat, i-. /. tu rub or w^r of; tu vcks; tu 
 
 nuik a hqrj S3nd; — tu enkluz wid bqrz. 
 (iRATE, Grat, r. t. tu rub hqrd; tu mak a hqrJ nffi. 
 (iRATED, Grat-ed, a. granyqlatcd; wum L^rubig; — 
 
 liavig Ix^rz Ijka grat. 
 Grateful, Grtit-f ul, a. havig a dq sens ov b^ne- 
 
 fit.-<: tugkful;plezig: akscplabl: del{tful. 
 Gratefully, Grat-lul-li, ad. in a gratful ar 
 
 plrzig maner. Ifulnos. 
 
 Gratefulness, Gnit-ful-ncs, n. gratitqd; tagk- 
 Grater, Gnit-er, n. he or dat hwiq gratj*; a ruf 
 
 instrument tu grat wid. 
 Gratificatio.n, Grat-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. plc3q,r; deljt; 
 
 rcwiird. [IjlB. 
 
 Gbatifier, Grat-i-fj-er, n. wun bin gretif|zorde- 
 Gratify, Grat-i-fj, r. ». tu indtilj; tu pltz; tu 
 
 deljt. [grat. 
 
 Gratino, Gnit-ig, n. a hqrJ nwx; — At bqrz ov a 
 Grating, Grat-ig, pp. a. tEtsndig hqrjli; ofensiv. 
 Gratingly, Gnkt-ig-li, ad. hqrjli; olensivli. 
 Gratis, Gra-tis, ad. [Z.] for nutig; wid'st a rc- 
 
 w.ird. 
 Gratitude, Grat-i-tqd, n. a dq sens ov benefits; 
 
 di^ti tu benef.iktorx: tagkfulncs. 
 Gratuitous, (Jra-tq-i-tus, a. bcstud frcli; givn; 
 
 frr: voluntnri; as^rted wid'st pnuf. 
 Gratuitously, Gra-tq-i-tus-li, ad. in a gratqi- 
 
 tiis maner. [a frt gift. 
 
 Gratuity, Gra-ti^-i-ti, n. a prezent; rekompens; 
 Gratulate, Grat-yq-lat, c. t. tu kongratyqlal; 
 
 tu .sahit. [kongratyqliijon. 
 
 Gratulatio.v, Grat-yn-la-Jon, n. salyqtajon; 
 Gratulatory, Grat-yn-la-to-ri, a. kongratyn- 
 
 laturi. [ana. 
 
 (fRAVAHEX, Gra-vA-men, n. [L.] kompliint: grev- 
 (iRAVE, (srav, n. a pitorhal in dc f rt, for de dad. 
 Grave, Grav, r. (. [•'. gravd; pt. gravig, greva or 
 
 gravd;J tu kqrv; tu kut; tu engr&v.
 
 GRE 
 
 170 
 
 GRI 
 
 Ghave, Grav, v. i. tu delincat on hqrd substansez. 
 Geave, Giav, A. soleni; strius; wati; slo; not Joi; 
 
 notaki'it or Jqrp in s-snd. [ded. 
 
 Geave-clothes, Grav-klodz, n. ■pi. klodz for de 
 Geavel, Urav-el, n. hqrd, ruf saud; saudi erkal- 
 
 kii,lus mater konkrEted in de kiduiz. [puzl. 
 
 Geavel, Grav-el, v. t. tia kuver wid gravel; tu 
 Geaveless, Grav-les, a. wontiij a tiom; unberid. 
 Gravelly, Grav-el-i, a. ab-sndiij wid gravel. 
 Graveli', Grav-1), ad. solemli; striusli; soberli. 
 Geaveness, Grav-nes, n. At stat ov beiijgrav. 
 Geavee, Grav-er, n. wun hO) engravz; a gravii) 
 
 t<Dl. 
 
 Geavestone, Grav-ston, n. a ston lad over, er 
 plast bi Q grav. [ded. 
 
 Geaveyaed, Grav-yq,rd, n. a plas for beriiij de 
 
 Geavid, Grav-id, a. hevi wid pregnansi; preg- 
 nant. . LqHd- 
 
 Geavidity, Gra-vid-i-ti, «. pregnansi; beig wid 
 
 Geavixg, Grav-ig, n. kqrvd wurk; engravii). 
 
 Geavitate, Grav-i-tat v. t. tu tend tu de sen- 
 ter ov atrakjon. 
 
 Geavitation, Grav-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov grav- 
 itatij; graviti. 
 
 Geavity, Grav-i-ti, ji. wat; hevines; seriusnes. 
 
 Geavy, Gra-vi, n. de jq,s ov rested met, &s. 
 
 Geay, Gra, a. hwjt mikst wid blak; dqrk; hori. 
 
 Geay, Gra, n. a. gra kulor; — Q bajer. 
 
 Geay-beaed, Gra-berd, n. an old man. 
 
 Geayish, Gra-iJ, a. aproqii) tu a gra kulor. [gra. 
 
 Geayness, Gra-nes, n. stat er kwoliti ov beig 
 
 Geaze, Graz, v. i. tu et gras; tu suplj gras. 
 
 Geaze, Graz, v. t. tu suplj wid gras; tu tug 
 Ijtli. 
 
 Geazee, Graz-er, n. wun dat fedz on gras. 
 
 Geaziee, Gra-3er, n. wun dat fedz katl. 
 
 Geease, Gres, n. animal fat in a soft stat. 
 
 Geease, Grez, ttr Gres, n. a swelig in a hersez leg. 
 
 Geease, Grez, v. t. tu smer orantynt wid gres. 
 
 Geeasily, Grez-i-li, ad. wid gres. 
 
 Geeasiness, Grez-i-nes, n. &b stat ov beig grezi; 
 erlines. 
 
 Geeasy, Grez-i, a. erli; fat; iii)kti],us; gros. 
 
 Geeat, Grat, a. Iqrj; qef; prinsipal; ilustrius; emi- 
 nent; niobl: grand; jenerus; prsd; magnanimus. 
 
 Great-hearted, Grat-hqrt-ed, a. hj-spirited. 
 
 Geeatly, Grat-li, ad. in a grat degre; hjli. 
 
 Greatness, Grat-nes, n. Iqrjnes; digniti; p-ser; 
 stat. 
 
 Greaves, Grevz, n. anjent qrmor for de legz. 
 
 Grecian, Gre-Jan, a. relatiij tu Gres. 
 
 Geecism, Gres-iz-m, n. an idiom ov de Grek lag- 
 gwaj. 
 
 Greedily, Gred-i-li, ad. in a gredi maner. 
 
 Greediness, Gred-i-nes, n. raver.usnes; vorasiti. 
 
 Geeedy, Gred-i, a. ravenus; vorajus; eger. 
 
 Geeedy-GUT, GrEd-i-gut,t n. d glutn; a devsrer. 
 
 Geeek, Grek, a. relatig tu Greks; Grejan. 
 
 Geeek, Grek, n. a nativ ov Gres; a Grejan; — de 
 laflgwaj ov de Greks or Grejanz. 
 
 Geeen, Gren, a. verdant; flurijig; frej; undekad; 
 nq,; not drj; unrjp; imati\,rd. 
 
 Green, Gren, n. a gren kulor; a grasi plan; levz. 
 
 Green, Gren, v. t. tu mak gren. 
 
 Geeencloth, Gren-klut, n. a kisnsel hwiq r^gyq,- 
 lats de af4rz ov de h'sshold ov de soveren ov Ig- 
 gland. 
 
 Greengage, Gren-gaj, n. a spejez ov delijus 
 plum. [etablz. 
 
 Greengrocer, Gren-grca-scr, n. a retaler ov vej- 
 
 Greenhorn, Gren-hern,{ n.a re, unpraktist yuot. 
 
 Greenhouse, Gren-h-gs, n. a hvs fer prezervig 
 plants. 
 
 Greening, Gren-ig, n. a Iqrj gren apl. [gren. 
 
 Greenish, Gren-iJ, a. sumhwot gren; tendig tu 
 
 Greenly, Gren-li, ad. wid a greuij kulor; Irojli. 
 
 Geeenness, Gren-nes, w. de statov beig gren: vi- 
 
 riditi. [teater. 
 
 Greenroom, Gren-room, n, a rcom ataqt tu a 
 Greens, Grenz, n. pi. levz ov vejetablz, fer food. 
 Greensickness, Gren-sik-nes, a. adizez ovmadz, 
 
 Invii; kezez palnes; klorosis. 
 Greenstall, Gren-stel, »». a stel tuplas grenz on. 
 Greensward, Gren-swerd, n. a turf, on hwiq 
 
 gras groz. [gratyqlat. 
 
 Greet, Gret, v. t. tu adres; tu sahit; tu kon- 
 Greet, Gret, v. i. tu met and salqt; — *tu wep. 
 Geeeter, Gret-er, n. wun hO) grets. 
 Greeting, Gret-ig, n. d frendli salytitajon at 
 
 metiij. [herdz. 
 
 Gregarious, Gre-ga-ri-us, a. goig in floks or 
 Gregariously, Gre-ga-ri-us-li, ad. in a flok er 
 
 kumpani. [beig in herdz. 
 
 Gregaeiousness, Gre-ga-ri-us-nes, n. de statov 
 Gregorian, Gre-ga-ri-an, a. belogig tu Gregori, 
 
 er de stjl er metod ov kompqtig tjm, institqted 
 
 bj Pop Gregori xiii, 1582 — 5, az de Grsgari- 
 
 an kalenddr; — notig a reflektig teleskop. 
 Gremial, Gre-mi-al, a. pertanig tu de lap er 
 
 buzom. 
 Grenade, Gre-nad, n. [-?r.] a litl holo bel ov jurn, 
 
 tu be fild wid piider, and tron upon invaderz. 
 Grenadier, Gren-a-der, n. a tol fut soljer. 
 Grenado, Gre-na-do, n. sam az grcnad. 
 Grew, GrcD, i. ov Gru. 
 Grey, Gra, a. gra. Se ( Gray.y 
 Greyhound, Gra-h-snd, ji. a tol, flet dog. 
 Griddle, Grid-1, n. an jurn pan fer bakig kaks. 
 Gride, Grjd, v. i. tu kut; tu mak wa bj kutig. 
 Geidieon, Grid-j-urn, n. a portabl grat on hwiq 
 
 met iz lad tu be brtrld. 
 Grief, Gref, n. soro; aflikjon; — grevans. 
 Grievance, Grev-ans, n. a rog suferd; an injq,ri. 
 Grieve, Grev, v. t. tu aflikt: tu mak sad. 
 Grieve, Grev, v. i. tu fel soro; tu morn. 
 Grievous, Grev-us, a. afliktiv; panful; kezig 
 
 soro; atrojus; hevi; veksajus. 
 Grievously, Grev-us-li, ad. panfuli; kalamitusli. 
 Grievousness, Grev-us-nes, n. soro; pan; ka- 
 
 lamiti. 
 Griffin, Grif-in, ) n. [grifon, Fr.] a fabld animal, 
 Griffon, Grif-on, j reprezented wid de uper 
 
 pqrt rezemblig an egl, and de loer pqrt, a Ijon. 
 Grig, Grig, n. a smal el; — a meri kretyqr. 
 Grill, Gril, v. t. tu brerl on a grat er gridjurn. 
 Grim, Grim, a. horibl, hidius; frjtful: ugli. 
 Grimace. Grim-as, n. a distorjon ov de kisntenans 
 
 from habit er insolens; an i^r ov afektajon. 
 Grimalkin, Gri-mal-kin, n. de nam ov an old 
 
 kat. [wid filt. 
 
 Grime, Grjm, v. t. tu dert; tu suli depli; tu deb 
 Grime, Grjm, n. dert depli insinyi],ated. 
 Grimly, Grim-li, ad. horibli; hidiusli; s-srli. 
 Grimness, Grim-nes, n. horor; frjtful vizaj. 
 Grin, Grin, v. i. tu Jo de tet settugeder in Iqfter 
 
 or skorn. 
 Grin, Grin, ji. de akt ov grinig; an afekted Iqf. 
 Grind, Grjnd, v. t. \i. grsnd, ps. grjndig, gr-snd;] 
 
 tu redqs tu p-sder er mel bj frikjon; tu Jqrpn; 
 
 tu rub: tu opres. 
 Grind, Grjnd, v. i. tu perform de akt ov grjndig; 
 
 tu rub tugeder. 
 Grinder, Grjnd-er, n. he or dat hwiq grjndz; an 
 
 iiistntiment for grjndig; a bak er dubl tcot. 
 (jRlNDSTONE, Grjnd-ston, er Grind-ston, n. a 
 
 srikqlar ston on hwiij ojd tiDlz qr gr-snd. 
 Orip, Grip, n. piser ov grjpig: grasp; grjp. 
 (■RIPE, Grjp, V. t. tu hold hqrd; tu grasp; tu 
 
 skwez. 
 Gripe, Grjp, v. i. tu fel de kolik; tu pinq. 
 Gripe, Grjp, n. a grasp; hold; prejqr. — pi. &z 
 
 kolik.
 
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 GUA 
 
 Griper, Grjp-or, «. wun hat grips; an opr^sor. 
 GaiHKTTb, lin-i6t, n. [t'r.] at wjf or dotor ova 
 
 Kri'iK; trmUinun. 
 Odihki.v, (rriD-kin, n. Ae vtirtrbrt uv a hog. 
 Okislkd, (irii-l<l, a. Se {(rriziUd.) 
 (iai8Lr. Urii-li, a, drcdful; horibl. 
 Ukimo.na, Gre-zu£i, n. At iuhubiUiuU or de estcrn 
 
 Swis Alps. 
 Gsi8T, Gri«t, n. korn tu be gnsinl; suplj; nruvijon. 
 GaiSTLE, Gri:)-I, n. a tut' animal 0ub:jtuu!i; a 
 
 k(irtiliij. 
 (JniSTLV, Gris-li, a. mnd ov, or ful ov, grisl. 
 Grit, Grit, ». At Van px^rt ov mel; Rand: grnvcl. 
 Grittinkss, Grit-ines, n. At stat ov btio griti. 
 Uritty, (irit-i, a. ful ov grit; kundi:itig uv ^rit; 
 
 sundi. Igra. 
 
 Grizzle, Griz-I, n. a inikstyi^r ov hirit and bluk; 
 Grizzled, Gri«-ld, a. intersjxir.st wid gra. 
 (iRizzLY. (Jriz-li, a. suiuliwot p-a; KfoiJ- 
 Groa.v, (irun, v. i. tti brr d or .sj, iiz in pan. 
 (iROAN, (iron, n. a dtp sj from soro or pan. 
 Groaning, Grun-ip, n. liiiui-iitiiji>n; a dtp sj. 
 Groat, (Jnit, u. a pes ov iiiuui valynd at for pens, 
 
 n\ not kuront. 
 (Jroats. Gpit,-), n. pi. uts dath.iv At huU takn of. 
 Grocer, (Jru-sor, n. a deiorin te, Jugar, spjsez, <ks. 
 Groolky. (iru-si-r-i, n. At trad, bizntv< or komod- 
 
 itiz iiuld b| grijsora; de Jop ov a grosor. 
 
 Grog. (Jro;:, ». spirit and woUjr. 
 
 GRociOKRY, (JnSg-er-i, n. a yilns hwnrgrogiz sold. 
 
 Gkogkam, (Jroij-nim, ) ,. , -n . r 
 
 ,,, . ,. ,, - ' [ II. a kind ov »ilk stuf. 
 
 Grogshop, <«r6;;-Jc)p, n. sam nz gnigori. 
 Groi.v, Grifn, n. de pqrt nekst abdv de t{. 
 (iROoji, Gribin, n. wun lun ti-ndz liorsuz. 
 Groove. (Jr<»v, r. (. tu kut in (;ani'lz: tu hola. 
 (tRoovE. (tnt>v, n. a holo: d qaiu-l kut wid a tcjl. 
 Grope, Grup, r. /. tu fel hw.'ir wun kiin not se. 
 Grope, Gru)p, r. /. tu .serq bj felij) in de dqrk. 
 Groper, (irdip-er, n. wun hot) .>sor{;«'z in de dqrk. 
 Gross, Gru.-<, a. tik: buiki; indelikat: kor^j; ]>al- 
 
 ]>abl; impi'ir: unrefind; stq^pid; dul: fut. 
 Gross, Gruii, n. de bulk or man bodi; — twelv 
 
 duzn. 
 Grossly, Grus-li, a. in a gros manor, kursli. 
 Gro.ssne.ss, (ir63-ncs, n. stnt ov bei^ gru.s: komncs. 
 Grot. Gmt, ii. a kav; a kuvcrn; a grotu. 
 GROTESgi'E, Gro-t»isk, a. di.itortcd; fnnt:i.>itik. 
 GROTEsgUELY, Gru)-te.fk-li, ad. in a fanta-stikal 
 
 miuuT. 
 Grotto, Gr6t-o, n. an ornnni(^ntal kav; a kavorn. 
 Ground, Gmnd, n. ert;land: t^ritori: flur; botom: 
 
 — fvrat prinsipl: — p). \et, or sodimcnt. 
 Gbound. Gnjnd, v. t. tu plas or fiks; tu f-snd; 
 
 tu setl. 
 Ground, Gntnd, v. i. tu strjk At botom or grsnd, 
 
 and rrrnan fik.tt. 
 Ground. Grund, i. and p. from Grjnd. 
 Groundaoe, Grsnd-Hj, n. taks for a Jips standit) 
 
 in jxart. 
 Groundabh, (}r»nd-a/, n. a saplip ov «J. 
 Oroundbait, (trSnd-bat, n. a bHt al'^d tu sijjk. 
 Groundkloor, (Jnind-flor, ii. de loor flur. 
 Groundless, itnind-lcs, a. vffd ov rtzn: wontip 
 
 gn"id. |or just rezn. 
 
 Groundluhsly, (inind-los-li, ad. widiit gmnd 
 GROUNDLiJiS.XESS, GrSnd-les-ne."!, n. wontov gr^nd 
 
 or jii;<t rrin. 
 Groundling. Gr-nnd-lij). n. a fij:- a men p9r«on. 
 Grounpnut. GrSnd-nut, n. a plant and iu* fnnt. 
 Groundplate, Griind-plat. f». At luor horit6ntal 
 
 timber ov a bildig, kold o\f*iffrxHdtil^nA<irs»d- 
 
 nel. I'l bildin. 
 
 Gbouxdplot, Or*nd-plot, n. a grund 6kyi\p{d bJ 
 GroundRent. Grtind-rrnt, n. rent pad for land, 
 
 c.-ipt>Jtili for land on hwiq a bildig standi. 
 
 Groundsel, Grftnd-sel, n. a plant; ragwart. Se 
 
 < Orouiid/jlate.) 
 Ground HILL, Griind-sil, n. At Itjest horizontal 
 
 tiuiber nil liwicj df i-kstrrior iz iri'kttrd. 
 Groundwork, Gr-tiad-wurk, n. de gr'snd; f^rst 
 
 prin^iplr bu:j. 
 Group, GrJ>p, n. a klust«r; a kolck/on. 
 Group, Grmp, r. (. tu form intu grixi|>s; tu koUkt. 
 Grouse, Gms, n. red and blak hrt gum. 
 Grout, Grist, n. kurs mrl; wirt; -ujurtar in a 
 
 flqid stilt; — pi. ticdiiuent ov likor. 
 (iROVE, Gruv, ri. a 6m>j| wud:u plu^ Kct wid tret. 
 Grovel, Grov-el, r. i. tu Ij prun; tu krrp lu on 
 
 dr grKnd; tu be men or vjl. 
 Groveller, Grov-cl-cr, n. wun hot grovelx. 
 Grow, Gru, r. i. [i. griD. ps. gruig, gron:] tu 
 
 vejctiit: tu iiikrt'< in sjz; tu impriLv; tu udvdns; 
 
 tu ekstund: tu bekdm. 
 Grow, Gro, t-. /. tu k^z; tu gru; tu rnz. 
 Grower, Gru-er, /». wun ha> gruz; a fqriuer. 
 (Jrowl, Grtil, V, i. tu suqrl; tu murmur; tu 
 
 gruinbl. 
 Growl, Gnsl, v. t. tu signify or ekspres bj gnsli^, 
 (iRoWL. (irisl, II. a murmur az ov an uy;^ri kur. 
 Grown, Grun, p. fruin Gru; advdnjt. 
 Growth, Grut, n. vojeiajun; pruduktitig prudi'^st; 
 
 iiikres ov statyiir: advuu^: advdu.iuifut. 
 Grub, Grub, «•. t. tu dig up; tu r<i)t ■st. 
 Grub, (irub, h. q kjnd ov wurm or magotia dworf. 
 (jRUB'AXE, (Jriib-aks, ii. a t.tjl ynzd in grubip. 
 Grubber, Griib-cr, n. wun hj> grubz; an a^rikiilt- 
 
 yunil t-bl wid trt. 
 Gruustreet, Griib-stret, n. and a. orijinali, de 
 
 niim ov u strct ncr Mdjr-feldz in Lundon, muc 
 
 inhabited bj .xkriblerz for At ]ircs: — huns yi^zd 
 
 mustli az an adji-kliv, tu dcsignat a men litcr- 
 
 ari pruxluk/on; men; lu. 
 Grudge, Gruj, r. t. tu onvi At enjffment ov; ta 
 
 giv unwiiifjli; tu brgruj. 
 Grudge, Gruj, r. t. tu murmur; tu be onrius; 
 
 tu grev. 
 Grudge, Gruj, n. an old kworcl; il-wil; cnvi. 
 (iRi'DGBR, (iriij-iT, II. wun lut) grujoz. 
 Grudgingly, Griij-iy-li, ad. unwili{)li; reluk- 
 
 tantli. [tcr. 
 
 Gruel, Gnfi-cl, n. fetid mnd bj flitr or mel in wo- 
 Gru KK, Gruf, a. sisr ov as}>ckt; bqrj ov muncn; 
 
 ruf: unsivil. 
 (Jrufklt. Gnif-li,J ad. in a gruf mancr; bqrjli. 
 <iRUFKNKSS, Griif-ncs, n. hqrjncs ov manor ar 
 
 Ink. 
 Grum, Grum, a. sur; surli; sever: grim: hqrj. 
 <iRUMBLE, Gnim-bl, r. i. tu murmur wid diskon- 
 
 U'lit: tu gr'xl: tu kompliin: tu find folt. 
 Grumbler, Griim-bk-r, ». wun \i<x> grumbli; a 
 
 uiuruiurvr. [nffi. 
 
 Grumbling, Gnim-blip, n. a murmurig: a burs 
 Grume, Gnnm, ii. a tik, visid kon^i^tcos ov a 
 
 fhlid. 
 (!rumly, Gnim-li,^ a(^. in a grum maner: sulenli. 
 (Jrumous, <inf)-mu!<, a. tik; kloti'd; visid. 
 Grumous.ness, Gnf>-mu:i-ncs, n. destatovbei^ 
 
 kiiiikreteil. 
 (iRUNT, Grunt, r. i. tu mnk a nax Ijk a hog. 
 (!rint. Grunt, n. At niri ov a hog; a gron. 
 tiRUNTLE, (Jriint-l,* f. »'. sam ai (^runt. 
 (iRUNTLiNG, (Jnint-lin.J ». a yup hog; a pig. 
 tiRYPiioN. tirif-on. n. Se ( </ri^»ii.) 
 tiUAiAiuM. (iwii-ya-kum, n. a roiiniu aubotau 
 
 obliiiid from d tre. 
 (JuARANTKE, Gar-nn-ti, h. Jqrti for porfonnans; 
 
 /qrli:- wun tu hojin a giininlc or Jqrti ii mad. 
 Guarantee, Ciar-an-ti, r. /. tu nndcrtak dat 
 
 antidvr jnl perform stipyiila/onB; tu infqr At 
 
 |H'rf>rinans ov; tu worant. jantil. 
 
 Guarantor, Gar-an-tor, n. {Lav^) wun boi gar-
 
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 Guaranty, Gar-an-ti, n. a Jq,rti fer performans; 
 
 garants. Se ( Guarantee.) 
 GuAED, Gqrd, v. t. tu prcatekt; tm defend; tu Jtld; 
 
 tu prgzerv bj kojon. 
 GuAED, (iqrd, V. i. tu bs in a stat ov kejon er 
 
 dcfens. 
 GuAED, Gqrd, «.. a man er bodi ov men emplffd 
 
 fer dtfens; protekjon; kfir; pqrt ov de hilt ov a 
 
 sord; a postyn,r tia defend de bodi; eni tii) dat 
 
 protekts. [t«kted. 
 
 GuAEDABLE, Gqrd-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig pro- 
 GcAEDEDNESS, G^rd-ed-nes, n. keJon; whines. 
 GUAEDER, Gqrd-er, n. wun boo gqrdz. 
 GuAEDiAN, Gq,r-di-an, n. wun htt) haz de k^r ov 
 
 an erfan, er uder person; a protektor. 
 Gdaedian, Gc^r-di-an, a. performig de ofis ov 
 
 protektor. [dian. 
 
 Guardianship, G^r-di-an-Jip, n. de ofis ova gqr- 
 GuARDLtss, Gqrd-Ies, a. wid-st defens; defensles. 
 Guard-room, Gqrd-riDm, n. a room in hwiq doz 
 
 hO) qr apernted tia woq asembl. 
 Gdardship, Gqrd-Jip, )i. a Jip tu gqrd de kost. 
 GUBEENATION, Gq,-ber-na-Jon, n. guvernment; 
 
 rttil. [tia a guvernor. 
 
 GuBEENATOEiAL, Gq,-ber-na-t6-ri-al, a. relatiij 
 Gudgeon, Giij-on, n. a smol fij; — a man ezili 
 
 (jeted; — an jurn pin on hwiq a hwel turnz. 
 Gudgeon, Giij-on, v. t. tu. qet. 
 GuEEDON, Ger-don,* n. [FrA a rekompens. 
 Guerilla, Gur-il-a, n. \_Sp.\ a peti werf^r. 
 Guess, Ges, v. i. tu konjektyq,r; tu juj wid-st eni 
 
 serten prinsiplz. It iz mug yi|,zd kolokwiali in 
 
 de sens ov, tu belev: tu supoz; tu tigk. 
 Guess, Ges, v. t. tu hit upon bj konjektyq^r. 
 Guess, Ges, n. a konjektyqr; a supozijon. 
 GuESSEE, Ges-er, n. wun hm gesez. 
 Guest, Gest, n. wun entertand bj aniider. 
 Guest-chamber, Gest-qam-ber, n. a qamber ov 
 
 entertanment. 
 Guggle, Giig-l, v. i. Se ( Chirgle.) 
 GuiDABLE, Gjd-a-bl, a. dat ma be ... 
 Guidage, Gjd-aj, n. rewerd givn tu a gjd. 
 Guidance, Gjd-ans, n. direkjon; guvernment. 
 Guide, Gjd, v. t. tu direkt; tu guvern; tu reg- 
 
 yqlat; tu kondukt; tu led. 
 Guide, Gjd, «. wun boo gjdz; a direktor. 
 GuiDELESS, Gjd-les, a. havig no gjd. 
 GuiDEPOST, Gjd-post, n. a direktii) post. 
 GuiDER, Gjd-er, n. a direktor: a gjd. 
 Guild, Gild, «. a sosjeti; a kerporajon. 
 Guilder, Gild-er, n. a florin, a foren kern. 
 Guildhall, Gild-hel, n. de hel in hwiq a kerpo- 
 rajon yvisqali asemblz; a t-sn-hel. 
 Guile, Gjl, n. desetful kunig; qrtifis; deset; fred; 
 
 dqplisiti. [erus. 
 
 Guileful, Gjl-ful, a. wjli: insidius; qrtful; treq- 
 GuiLEFULLY, Gjl-ful-i, ad. insidiusli: tr^qerusli. 
 Guilefulness, Gjl-ful-nes, n. sekret tregeri. 
 Guileless, Gjl-les, a. fre from deset; onest. 
 GuiLELESSNESS, Gjl-les-nes, n. onesti. 
 Guillotine, Gil-o-ten, n. [Fr.'l a majen for be- 
 
 hedii) yqzd in Frans. [giloten. 
 
 Guillotine, Gil-o-ten, v. t. tu dekapitat bj de 
 Guilt, Gilt, n. kriminaliti; sin; a krjm. 
 Guiltily, Gilt-i-li, ad. in a kriminal maner. 
 Guiltiness, Gilt-i-nes, n. de stat ov beii) gilti. 
 Guiltless, Gilt-les, a. inosent; fre from krjm. 
 Guiltlessly, Gilt-les-li, ad. wid-»t gilt. 
 Guiltlessness, Gilt-les-nes, ». fredomfrom krjm. 
 Guilty, Gilt-i, a. havii) gilt; justli qqrjabl wid 
 
 Q krjm; not inosent; wiked. 
 Guinea, Gin-e, n. fermerli an IngliJ gold kern, 
 
 valyn 21 Jiligz sterlifl; 21 Jiligz. 
 Guinea-hen, Gin-e-hen, n. a spejez ov f^sl. 
 Guinea-pig, Gin-e-pig, n. a smol animal. 
 Guise, Gjz, n. maner; men; habit; dres. 
 
 Guitar, Gi-t^r, n. an instroament ov mn,zik. 
 GuLES, Gqlz, a. [Her.'] red. 
 Gulf, Gulf, n. a ba: an opnig intu land; an abis. 
 GuLFY, Giilf-i, a. ful ov gulfs er hwerlp<Dlz. 
 Gull, Gu1,J; v. t. tu trik; tu get; tu defred. 
 Gull, Gul, n. a se-f ^1; — a trik; a fred; — wun ezili 
 
 (jeted. 
 GuLLER, Gul-er,J: n. wun hcD gulz: a get. 
 Gullet, Giil-et, n. de trot; de esofagus. 
 Gullibility, Gul-i-bil-i-ti,J n. wek kredt^liti. 
 Gullish, Gul-iJ, a. foilij; stqpid; absurd. 
 Gully, Gdl-i, h. a raven; a ganel; — a Iqrj njf. 
 Gully, Gul-i, v. t. tu wj^r awa bj weteror frikjon, 
 Gully, Giil-i, v. i. tu form a ganel; tu gurgl. 
 Gully-hole, Gdl-i-hol, n. a hoi hwq,r de guterz 
 
 emti demselvz intu a subteraneus scoer. [rasiti. 
 GuLOSITY, Gq,-16s-i-ti, n. gredines; glutni; vo- 
 Gulp, Gulp,! V. t. tu swolo egerli; tu suk d-sn. 
 Gulp, Gulp, J n. az mug az kan be swolod at wuns. 
 Gum, Gum, n. a viskus jvis ov serten trez; — de 
 
 fleji kuverig dat kontanz de tet. 
 Gum, tium, r. t. tu kloz or woj wid gum. [gumz. 
 Gumboil, Gum-berl, n. a panful tremor on ds 
 Gumbo, Gum-bo, n. fod prep^rd from okra. 
 GuMMiNESS, Gum-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig gumi. 
 Gummous, Glim-US, a. ov de natyq,r ov gum; 
 
 gumi. 
 Gummy, Gum-i, a. konsistiij ov, er havig gum. 
 GuMP,t* Gump, n. anekward, fiDliJ person; a dolt. 
 Gumption, Gum-Jon, t* ". understandig; skil. 
 Gun, Gun, n. a jeneral nam for f jrqrmz; a mus- 
 ket. 
 Gun, Gun, v. i. tu Joot wid a gun. [gunz. 
 
 Gunboat, Gun-bot, n. a. bot kariig wun er t<l> 
 Gunnel, Gun-el, n. Se {Gunwale.) 
 Gunner, Gdn-er, n. a kanoner; wun ho) Jcots; a 
 
 naval ofiser hoo haz de gqrj ov de erdnans, am- 
 
 yqnijon, &s., ov a Jip. 
 Gunnery, Gun-er-i, n. de qrt ov manajig gunz or 
 
 kanon. 
 Gunning, Gun-ig, n. de yn,s ov a gun in Jcotig. 
 Gunpowder, Gun-p-s-der, n. de p^sder put intu 
 
 gunz;— a kompozijon ov seltpeter, sulfur and 
 
 gqrkol. 
 Gunshot, Giin-Jot, n. de reg er ranj ov a gun. 
 Gunshot, Giin-Jot, a. mad bj de Jot ov a gun. 
 Gunsmith, Gnn-smif), n. a man hco maks gunz. 
 GuNSTOCK, Gun-stok, n. de wud in hwig a gun 
 
 iz fikst. 
 Gunter's-chain, Gun-terz-gan, n. a. gan 7q,zd 
 
 for me^qrig land. 
 Gunwale, Gun-wal, or Gun-el, n. de uper pqrt 
 
 ov a Jips sjd, from de hqf dek tu de forkasl. 
 GuRGE, Gurj, n. a hwerlpcDl; a gulf. 
 Gurgle, Gdr-gl, v. i. tu guj, az weter from a 
 
 both 
 GuRGLET, Gdrg-let, n. a porus erten vesel. 
 Gush, GuJ, v. i. tu flo er ruj -st wid vjolens. 
 Gush, GuJ, n. a kopius emijon ov weter er likor. 
 Gusset, Gds-et, n. an aggqlar pes ov klot at de 
 
 uper end ov a Jert slev, de nek ov a gqrment, &s. 
 Gust, Gust, n. sens ov tastig; — blast ov wind; a 
 
 gal. 
 Gustable, Gdst-a-bl,* a. plezant tu de tast. 
 Gusto, Gds-to, n. [It.] de relij ov enitig; Ijkig. 
 Gusty, Gus-ti, a. stermi; tempestyrj^us; windi. 
 Gut, Gut, n. de internal pasaj for fiud; a pasaj. 
 Gut, Gut, v. t. tu eviserat; tu dre; tu tak 'St. 
 GuTTA, Gdt-a, n. [L.] pi. Gdt-e; a litl kon; a drop. 
 Gutta-percha, Gdt-a-p^r-ga, n. a. gum elastik; 
 
 partakig ov de natyqr ov kobguk. 
 GuTTA-SEEENA, Gut-a-sg-re-nu, n. [Z.] {Med.) 
 
 a dizez ov de j. 
 GuTTEE, Gut-er, n. a pasaj fer weter; a ganel. 
 GuTTEE, Gdt-er, v. t. tu kut in smel holoz. 
 Guttle, Gdt-l,t v, t. tu swolo; tu guzl.
 
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 Guttle, Giit-1,1 r. i. tu fed grtilili; tu guzl. 
 OuTTLEB, (Jdt-lor,J n. a grrdi iter. 
 OfTTULOL'8, Gut-ii-luii, «. in dc fcirin ov a smol 
 
 drop. 
 GuTTt'EAL, Gdt-ur-al, a. belogig tu de trot. 
 GuTTfRAL, Gdt-ur-al, n. a lotor pron'inst qcfli bj 
 
 df (rut. iiz Ic, and ff. 
 GuTTLUALXESS, Giil-ur-al-Dcs, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 bri|) Ku'ur'''- [i'P- 
 
 Guy, (<|, II. {.Vaut.) a rup yi^zd for liftin in a 
 Guzzle, (luz-l.t v. i. tu swolo cnitij) prcdili. 
 Guzzle, Guz-1,J v. t. tu swolo wid imodcmt gust. 
 Guzzle, Giiz-I,* ii. an iufui/iabl tij) or pi^rson. 
 Guzzler, Guz-k'r,J n. an imudurut eter or drigkcr. 
 GVDE, .Ijli. II. a sner; a tqnt. Se {(j'tlie.) 
 Gymxasiaucu, Jim-na-zi-qrk, n. a master ov a 
 
 jiiniiu;yuin. 
 GvM.NASiL'M, Jim-nd-si-um, n. [L.) pi. Jim-nd- 
 
 ji-ii, vr Jiin-na-si-uuiz; a plas for atldtik dkacr- 
 
 8|zez: u iioiniuHri; a skoil. 
 Gymnast, .liiu-must, ) n. wun hd) teqez or 
 
 Gymnastic, Jim-nds-tik, i praktiscz atldtik ^ks- 
 
 er:i{zez. 
 Gymnastic, Jim-nas-tik, a. relatig tu jiinnastiks; 
 
 iitletik. 
 Gymnasticallt, Jim-nas-ti-kal-i, ad. in a jim- 
 
 n;i.~iik nianer. [or eksenijz. 
 
 Gymnastics, .liin-nns-tiks, n. pi. At jimnastik qrt 
 Gymnosoi'IIist, Jim-n6s-u)-fist, ii. an Indian fi- 
 
 16.-kjffr lub livd nakfd in de wudz. 
 Gymnosferm, Jim-ucs-sporm, n. a plant havig 
 
 naked sedz. 
 
 Gymnospebmoub, Jim-nu-.<|>vr-mu«, a. bavig na- 
 ked ^erlz. 
 Gymnote, Jim-not, n. de elektrik el; jimnutuj. 
 Gyna:ocbacy, Jin-e-^k-ra-si, n. femal guvom- 
 
 uicnt. 
 (lYNANDER, Jj-n4n-der, n. a plant, de stamons or 
 
 liwii; qr inst-rtfd in de pistil. 
 Gynanubia, Jj-nan-dri-a, fi. a klas ov plants 
 
 hwiq huv diir stamcnz and piatilx kon8<Slidat«d 
 
 inlu u siflgl b<)di. 
 Gynandrous, Jj-nan-drus, a. havig stamonz and 
 
 pistilz konsolidated. 
 Qynarchy, Jin-qr-ki, ) n. femnl guvemmcnt; 
 Gynocracy, Ji-ntjk-ra-si, i jiuekokrasi. 
 Gynecoceasy, Jin-c-k6k-ra-si, n. feinal guvern- 
 
 uicnt. 
 Gypseous, Jip-se-us, ) i »• » •• 
 
 Gypsine, Jip-sin, 1 "• '^^^'0 ^"^ J'P*"""- 
 Gypsum, Jip-sum, n. plaster-stun; a nntiv sulfat 
 
 ov Ijm. 
 Gypsy, Jip-si, n. a strolig begar; a fortyqn teler. 
 (Jyral, Jj-ral, a. turnig r'Snd; rutsitori; jjratciri. 
 Gyrate, Jj-rat, r. i. tu turn n$nd; tu hwerl. 
 Gyration, Jj-ni-/on, n. de akt ov turnig ab'st. 
 (lYUATORY, Jj-ra-to-ri, a. mojvij) nsnd; rutatori. 
 Gyre, Jjr,* ii. a serkl or serkqlar luajun. 
 Gyrkalcon, .ler-fo-kn, ii. Sc {Gerfalcm.) 
 Gyromancy, Jj-rij-man-si, n. a sort ov divinajon, 
 
 portViriud b^ wokig in or rsnd a 89rk]. 
 Gyron, Jj-ron, ii. [Her.] wun ov de ordinariz. 
 Gyve, Jiv,* n. a feter; a qan for de legz. 
 Gyve, J^v,* i-. t. tu feter; tu Jakl. 
 
 H. 
 
 Hh, iz a not ovaapira/on, era mqrkov strot) 
 , bredig; in de romanik kombinajon wh, ol 
 ©rtoepiats agre dat de bredip h iz de inijal ele- 
 ment. 
 
 Ha, Ilq, inter. [L.]. an cksprejon ov wunder, sur- 
 priz, sudeu egzerjon, or Iqftcr. 
 
 Habeas corpus, lld-bc-as kor-pus, n. [Z.] {Zaw} 
 a fit, for deliverig a person from fols imprizn- 
 uiont, As. [wi\rz. 
 
 Haberdasher, Hab-er-daJ-er, n. adeler in smol 
 
 Haberdashery, Hab-cr-daJ-er-i, n. smol gudz, 
 or w.irz. 
 
 Habekuine, Hab-er-di'n, n. a drjd solt kod, 
 
 Haberueon, Ua-b^r-jc-on, n. qrmor for de nek, 
 and brcst. [mcnt. 
 
 Habiliment, Ha-bil-i-ment, n. dres; klodz; gqr- 
 
 Hauility, Ha-bil-i-ti,* n. fakulli; n's ahiliti. 
 
 Habit, H:ib-it, n. dres; gqrb, — kustom: invetcrat 
 yqs: yiizaj; stat ov cni tin; az hahit ov bodi. 
 
 Habit, Hab-it, r. «. tu dres; tu akiDter; tu arii. 
 
 Habitable, Hab-it-a-bl, a. kajjabl ov beij) dwelt 
 in. (beifl dwelt in. 
 
 Habitableness, Hab-it-a-bl-ncs, n. kajw^iti ov 
 
 Habitant, Hab-i-taut,* n. a dwelcr; an inhabi- 
 tant. 
 
 Habitat, H:ib-i-tat, n. [L.] de plas for de nit- 
 yqnil grub uv plants, animali^ insckts, ks. 
 
 Habitation, Hab-i-la-Jon, n. a plas or ab<^; a 
 dwclig. 
 
 Habitep, Hab-it-od, a. klodd; aktlstomd; yii^i^al. 
 
 Habitual, Ha-bit-yq-al, a. beij) in konstant 
 yqs: kustoiunri; konstant. [habit. 
 
 Habitually, Ha-bit-yq-al-i, nd. kdstomarili; bj 
 
 Habituate. Ha-bit-yi^-at, r. t. tu aktbtom; tu 
 mak familvar. j 
 
 Habitude, Hab-i-tt^d, n. lofl kustom: habit; stat. 
 Hack, Hak, c. t. tu kut; tu qop; tu kut klum- 
 
 zili. [a bakni: a hakni kocj. 
 
 Hack, Hak, n. a noq: a kut: — a hors kept for hjr; 
 Hack, Hak, v. t. tu hakni; tu turn prustitqt. 
 Hackberey, Hak-ber-i, n. a Iqrj Amerikan for- 
 est trc. 
 Hackle, Hak -I, r. t. tu separat; tu t^ra^dnder, 
 
 tu hak; tu dres flaks. 
 Hackle, Hiik-l, n. a flj for af)gli{); — a kom for 
 
 dresij) flaks. Se {I/nicful.} [lcir(j. 
 
 Hackmatack, H:'ik-ma-tak, n. de Amerikan red 
 Hackney, H:ik-ni, h. a nag: a hjrd bors; a bjrlio: 
 
 a prcistittit: euitig let ut for hjr. 
 Hackney, H:ik-ni, a. muq j'qzd: let vt for hjr. 
 Hackney, Hak-ni, v. t. tu jt\% muq; tu mak 
 
 kuuion. [hjr. 
 
 Hackneycoach, Hi'ik-ni-ko^, n. a karij let for 
 Hackneyed, Hak-nid, />. a. muq ynzd or warn. 
 Had, Had, i. and /i. ov Ilav. 
 Haddock, H/id-ok, n. a se-fif, ov de kod kjnd. 
 Hade, Hud, ii. de step des<Jnt ov a Jaft: des^nt. 
 Hades, Hii-dez, u. [Gr.'\ de plas ov de ded, or or 
 
 deiiqrtcd spirits. 
 Hakt. Haft, fi. a handl; — r. f. tu set in a haft. 
 Hao, Hai;, 11. a wiq; a fqri; an old, ugli wuman. 
 Hao, Hag, f. t. tu tonutint; tu haras wid van 
 
 teror. 
 Hagoard, H.ig-nrd, a. len; rugcd; pal; deformd. 
 Hagoaed, Hag-ard, n. a spejes ov hok; oni tig 
 
 ugli. 
 Hagoaedly, H;ig-ard-li, ad. deformedli: foUli. 
 Haggis, H:ig-is, n. a Sko^ dij ov qopt met. 
 Haggish, H.-ig-ij, a. Ijk a hag: defiinnd; horid. 
 Haggle, Hag-1, v. t. tu kut; tu qop; tu maggl.
 
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 Haggle, H.ig-l, v. i. tu be difikult in a bqrgen. 
 Haggler, Hag-ler, 7i. wun ho haglz. 
 Hagiographal, Ha-ji-6g-ra-fal, a. relatii) tia 
 
 hajiografi. 
 Hagiographer, Ha-ji-6g-ra-fer, ii. a holirjter. 
 Hagiography, Ha-ji-6g-ra-fi, n. sakred rjiiijz; rte 
 
 sakrt'd Skriptyi]^rz. L*'B^- 
 
 Hagiology, Ha-ji-61-o-ji, n. a tretiz on sakred 
 Hagship, Hag-Jip, n. ds titl ov a wiq er hag. 
 Haguebut, jftag-but, n. a kulverin; qrkwEbus. 
 Hah, Hq, inter, ekspresii) surprjz, or efort. 
 Haha, Hq-hi^, )i. a fens suijk btlu de grand. 
 Hail, HhI, n. drops ov rau frozn in felir). 
 Hail, Hal, r. t. tia pordisn hal: — v. i. tia por. 
 Hail, Hal, inter, a term ov salyqtajon: belt. 
 Hail, Hal, a. hclti; s^nd. Se {Jlale.} 
 Hail, Hal, r. t. tu salqt; tu kel tu. 
 Hail-fellow, Hal-fel-o, n. a kompanyon. 
 Hail-siiot, Hal-Jot, n. smol Jot skaterd Ijk hal. 
 Hail-Stoxe, Hal-stQn, n. a pqrtikl, er siggl bol 
 
 ov hal. 
 Haily, Hal-i, a. konsistirj ov hal: ful ov hal. 
 Hainous, Ha-nus,* Se {Ileinout:.} 
 Hair, Uiit, n. dri, elastik filaments arjziij from de 
 
 skin ov animalz; a siijgl hi^r. 
 Haiubrained, H4r-brand, a. Se {Harehmined.} 
 Hairbreadth, Hi'ir-brodf, n. a veri smol distans; 
 
 djarngter ov a hqr; — veri naro. 
 Hairbrush, H4r-bruJ, n. a bruj fer de hf^r. 
 Haircloth, H4r-klot, u. stuf mad ov hq,r, veri 
 
 ruf. 
 Hairiness, H4r-i-nes, n. de stat ov beii) b^ri. 
 Hairless, H4r-les, a. destiti^t ov hq,r: bold. 
 Hairy, U4i'-i, a. kuverd wid, or konsistii) ov h^r. 
 Hake, Hak, n. a kind ov fij re/.emblii) de kod. 
 x»-Halberd, Hal-berd, er Hol-berd, ;;. a kjnd ov 
 
 spgr; a kros-bqr. [halberd. 
 
 Halberdier, Hal-ber-de'r, n. wun qrmd wid a 
 Halcyon, Hal-si-on, n. a se herd; de kig fijer. 
 Halcyon, Hal-si-on, a. plasid;kwjet; stihpesfval. 
 Hale, Hal, a. helf)i;s'8nd; hqrti; uninjqrd. 
 Hale,* Hal, er Hel, v. t. tu drag. Se {Haul.) 
 Haler,* Hal-er, er Hel-er, n. wun hit) holz. Se 
 
 {Baul.} 
 Half, Hqf, n., pi. Hqvz; a mffeti; anekwal pqrt. 
 Half, Hqf, ad. in pqrt; ekwali. 
 Half, Hqf, a. konsistir) ov a mffeti, er hqf. 
 Half-blood, Hqf-blud, n. wun born ov de sam 
 
 fqderor mudcr, but not ov hat; relajon bj wun 
 
 pqrent; — yqzd olso az an adjektiv. 
 Half-cent, Hqf-sent, «. akoperk<yn, ov de Yix- 
 
 nited Stats, ov de valyq ov fjv milz. 
 Half-cock, Hqf-kok, n. de pcDziJon ov a gun at 
 
 de ferst noq. 
 Half-crown, H^lf-kr-sn, n. an Ii)gliJ silver kern, 
 
 valyqd at t<n Jiliflz and siks-pens sterlii). 
 Half-dime, Hqf-djm, n. d silver kern ov de Yq,- 
 
 njted Stats, ov de valyq ov fjv sents. 
 Half-dollar, Hqf-dol-ar, n. a silver kffn ov de 
 
 Yiinjtcd Stats, ov de valyq, ov fifti sents. 
 Half-kagle, Hqf-e-gl, n. an Amerikan gold kern. 
 
 ov de valyq ov fjv dolarz. [ed. 
 
 Half-moon, flqf-mcon, n. de main hqf ilqminat- 
 Half-pay, Hqf-pa, n. a redqst pa. 
 Half-penny, Hqf-pen-i, er Ha-pen-i, n.,pl. Hc^f- 
 
 pens, ur Ha-pens; a koper kern. 
 Half-seas-over, Hqf-SEz-6-ver,t a. hqf-drur)k; 
 
 tipsi. [midl. 
 
 Half-way, H^f-wa, a. ekwidistant; — ad. in de 
 Half-wit, Hqf-wit, n. a foilij fclo. 
 Half-witted, Hqf-wit-ed, a. fmlij. [fiJ. 
 
 Halibut, Hal-i-but, er H61-i-but, n. a Iqrj, flat se- 
 Hall, Hel, n. a kort ov justis, — a manor hTjs; an 
 
 entri; a Iqrj rffim; a kolejiat bodi. 
 Hallelujah, Hal-e-lq-ya, n. [Heb.] praz ye de 
 
 Lerdja soij ov tagksgivig. 
 
 Halliards, Hal-yardz, j n. pi. in netikal lag- 
 Halyaeds, Hal-yordz, ) gwaj, rops or takl 
 
 tbi htrst er loer yqrdz, salz, and signalz. 
 Halloo, Ha-lijo, inter, ekspresin iusjtmeut or 
 
 kel. 
 Halloo, Ha-Ido, v. i. tu krj, az after de dogz. 
 Halloo, Ha-lco, v. t. ta enkdraj wid Jists; tu 
 
 kol tu. 
 Hallow, Hal-o, «. t. tu k6nsekrat;tu mak holi. 
 Hallowmas, Hal-o-mas, n. de fest ov 91-Sq1z. 
 Hallucinate, Ha-li'i,-si-nat, v. i. tu stumbl; tu 
 
 blunder. [der; mistak. 
 
 Hallucination, Ha-hi,-si-na-Jon, n. eror; blun- 
 Halo, Ha-lo, n. a brjt serkl r'snd de sun er 
 
 mjjn; a glori. 
 Haloid, Hal-erd, n. ( 6'A«7W.) a spejez ov selt. 
 Halser, Ho-ser, n. a rop. Se {Hawser.} 
 Halt, Helt, v. t. tia limp; tu stop; tu hezitat. 
 Halt, Holt, a. lam; kripld. 
 
 Halt, Helt, n. deaktov limpii); a stop in a mqrg. 
 Halter, H61t-er, n. wun hoa belts; — a rop tu 
 
 hai) malefaktorz wid; — a sort ov rop brjdl. 
 Halter, Holt-er, v. t. tu bjud wid a kerd. 
 Halve, Hqv, v. t. tu divjd intu tea ekwal pqrts. 
 Halves, Hqvz, h. de ph^ral ov {Half.} 
 Ham, Ham, n. dehip; de tjov a hog soltcd. 
 Hamadriad, Ham-a-drj-ad, n. a wud nimf. 
 Hamlet, Ham-let, n. a smel vilaj. 
 Hammel, Ham-el, n. a smel Jed fer an animal. 
 Hammer, Ham-er, «. an instroomentferdrjviij nalz, 
 
 &s. [hamer. 
 
 Hammer, Ham-er, v. t. tu bet or ferm wid a 
 Hammer, Ham-er, v. i. tu wurk; tu be bizi. 
 Hammercloth, Ham-er-klot, n. a klot kuverig; 
 
 a koq-buks. [hamer. 
 
 Hammerer, Ham-er-er, n. wun hcb wurks wid a 
 Hammock, Ham-ok, n. a swiijii) bed;— a humok. 
 Hamper, Ham-per, n. a Iqrj basket; a kjnd ov 
 
 fet'jr. [ensn4r. 
 
 Hamper, Ham-per, v. t. tu Jakl: tu entar)gl; tu 
 Hamstring, Ham-strir), n. de tendon ovde ham. 
 Hamstring, Ham-striij, i'. t. [i. bamstrur), ps. 
 
 hamstriijii), hamstruij;] tu kut de tendon ov de 
 
 ham. 
 Hanaper, Han-a-per, n. a hamper; — a tregi},ri. 
 Hances, Han-sez, n. pi. de endz ov eliptikal qrgez; 
 
 — felz ov de f jf ralz in a Jip. 
 Hand, Hand, 71. de pqm wid de figgerz; — a mejur 
 
 fer inqez; a pqm; an indeks, az ov a klok; man- 
 
 er ov rjtig; — sjd, rjt er left; — a person emplffd; 
 
 a wurkman. 
 Hand, Hand, v. t. tu giv or transmit; tu gjd er 
 
 led. — Hand iz mug y\\i& in kompozijon, fer dat 
 
 hwiq iz manajabl bj de hand, az a haudso, ks. 
 Handball, Hand-bel, n. a gam wid a bel. 
 Handbaerow, Hand-bar-o, n. a fram karid bj 
 
 hand. 
 Handbasket, Hand-bas-ket, n. a portabl basket. 
 Handbell, Hand-bel, ?i. a bel swui) bj de hand. 
 Handbill, Hand-bil, n. a IcDs, printed Jet. 
 Handbook, Hand-biak, n. a manyqal. 
 Handbow, Hand-bo, tt. a bo manajd bj de hand. 
 Handbreadth, Hand-bredf), n. aspasekwaltu 
 
 de bredt ov de hand: a pqm. 
 Handcraft, Hand-kroft, n. Se {Handicraft.} 
 Handcraftsman, Hand-krafts-man, n. a wurk- 
 man; a manyv^faktyqrer. 
 Handcuff, H:ind-kuf, n. a feter fer de rist. 
 Handcuff, Hand-kuf, v. t. tu manakl; tu fasn. 
 Handed, Hand-ed, a. havii) de yi^s ov de hand, 
 
 left er rjt, az, rii-handed; — wid handz je'nd. 
 Hander, Hand-er, n. wun hoa handz er transmits. 
 Handfettee, Hand-fet-er, n. a. manakl fer de 
 
 handz. 
 Handful, Hand-ful, n. az muq az de hand kan 
 
 grasp; a smel kwontiti.
 
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 IlANnOALLOP, ITanJ-gal-op, n. a jentl, rii gnlnp. 
 IIami-ci'N, lland-f;un, n. (i gun wrl<lc«l b(drhund. 
 llANimiiAKT, lland-i-kruft, ft. wurk iKTfiiriniJ bj 
 
 (\r liin.l. (yiitaktyiirvr; ii mckanik. 
 
 JlAXDiCRArntJiAX, Hanil-i-kr(itt.'<iiiuii, ». a riian- 
 liANI>lLY, llaiul-i-li, nd. wid ^kil; wid dekmcriti. 
 llASiiiNtss, Haiul-i-iies, ii. rediiR-^; dok.'tlcriti. 
 ilAMiiwouK, Hatid-i-wurk, n. wurk ov de hand. 
 Handkkri'IIIEK, llai)-ker-<jif, i». a prs ov pilk or 
 
 liiii'ii tu wi|i de fus or kuvi-r de nek. [ov. 
 
 IIandlk, llaii-dl, V. t. tu tu(j; tu inarinj; tu tret 
 llANDLt:, llan-ill, n. de jxirt ov n tiy held in de 
 
 haiiil: <i hiitt; dat nv hwi(j yi^.s iz uifid. 
 HaNdlkablk, llan-dl-u-bl, a. dut inti be bandld. 
 Handi.ino, ll:iiid-lip, n. tu(j; oksckiiJon. 
 Ua.niiuaiu, Hand-uiad, n. a watiy-mad; a mad 
 
 dut waU at band. 
 IIanhmaidkn, Iland-niad-n, n. a handmad. 
 HamiMILL. ll.ind-niil, n. a mil moivd b| de band. 
 IIandkail, lland-ral, n. a rtil !<u|>urted bj jKJsts. 
 Ha.ndsaw, iland-s<i, n. a M raanajabl bj de hand. 
 Ha.ndskl, lland-.icl, n. Ac forst yiis ov eiii tl{). 
 IIamiskl, Hand-scl, p. <. tu yni or dii> de fi.Tst tjm. 
 Ha.ndsome, iland-.'<uu], a. biitit'ul; wid digniti; 
 
 f;rn-tul: elegant; ainpl: libcnii; jcneruM. 
 Uandsomkly, Iland-^uni-li, ad. bi'itifuli; j^ncr- 
 
 usli; oleg;intli. [p»ns. 
 
 Haxu8omknilS.s, Iland-sum-ncs, n. bi^ti; gras; <>le- 
 IIand-sI'ikk, Hand-.ipik, u. a wudn lover, yn,zd on 
 
 jip-burd. 
 Ha.ndstaff, Hnnd-staf, n., pi. Hand-stqvz; a 
 
 javelin. [in. 
 
 Ha.ndvick, Iland-v[s, n. a vjs tu huld smol wurk 
 11am>wohk. Iland-wurk, ;i. saia az J/.tudiwiirk. 
 IIasdwritixo, lland-rjt-io, ii. a form ov rjtij) 
 
 I eki[lyar tu e(j hand; an litograf. 
 Haxut, Haiiil-i, a. red!; dukstorus; konvenycnt. 
 Hang. Ilai), r. t. [i. hu\) irr hapd, jte. haul)), hup 
 
 or ha|)d;j lu !-us|K^nd; tu Ju aloft; tu (juk and 
 
 kil b| su^■[)Cndiy b( de nek. 
 Uang, Haj). r. I. tu be suspended; tu depend. 
 Hang bv, H;n)-bj,* n. a dependant; a liaper-on. 
 IIa.nukh, lia|)-er. m. he or dat hwii; ha|)z; a surd. 
 nAN(;i-.K-o.\, lI:'nj-er-on, ri. a sfrvil de|>endunt. 
 IIa.ngi.n'G, ILnj-ip, »i. draper! huy tu de wolz ov 
 
 risun/.. 
 ITanguan. H.^n-tnan, ii. a publik eksektiJoner. 
 FIasgxail. lI:io-nnl, n. a inint'it porjori ov de 
 
 kiitikl, Jiverd of from de ntit^ ov de fiflgfr nal. 
 Haxk. llapk, ti. a skan ov tred; a tj. 
 Hank, llaj)k, r. i". tu form intu hanks. 
 HankI-K, ll:n)k-er, r. j. tu log im|>ortyiinatli. 
 IlAXKhRiXG, H:n)k-er-ij), n. stroj) dezjr; a Knjip. 
 IIanklk. H:in-kl, r. ». tu twist; tu entangl. 
 IIaxskatic, Han-se-at-ik, a. relatig tu dc Hans 
 Hat, Hap, n. qans; fortyi^n: aksident. [tuni. 
 
 Hai'. Hap.* r. «. tu hapn. 
 Hai'Iiarlot, H.ip-hqr-lot,* n. a kors kuverlot. 
 Hai-iiazaru, Hap-har-ard,t h. <;<ins; aksident. 
 tlAi-Lt^s. Ha|>-lis, a. unh.ipi; unfortynnat; lukles. 
 Haily. Haii-li, aJ. i>erhiips;])enidventyiir;biyans. 
 Haipkx. Ilap-n, I'. I. tu fol -St; tu qnns. 
 Hajtily, Han-i-li, ad. in a hapi maner; lukili. 
 llAri'ixuss, n.ip-i-nw, n. friisiti; blis; gud fort 
 yipi. [suksesful; fortynnat. 
 
 llArrv, H.ip-i, a. havin bapincs; feli-fitus; luki; 
 UaraM, lU-ram, or H^-ram, n. a stralya. Se 
 
 (/Air^rt.) [doklnma/on. 
 
 HARAXOfE, Ha-nii), n. a deklamaturi or u«Tii speq; 
 Haraxgi K. lla-raj), r. i'. tu drkliini. 
 HAitAXGit:, Ha-ray, «-. I. tu adro< bj an orajon. 
 Haraxuikr, Ha-ray-er, h. a drklamcr. 
 Haras-H, Har-tt.-', r. (. tu wa«t; tu weri; tu fatig. 
 UAKA.>iSKR. Har-aa-cr, n. wun btb harasvt. 
 Hardixoeb, n^r-bin-jcr, h. a for-runcr; a prr- 
 kursur. 
 
 Harbor, H<'ir bor, n. a [>ortorhaTn;airjlum: Jcltar. 
 Hauiior, H(ir-bor, r. i. tu loj; tu t4ik Jeller. 
 Hariiur, Hcir-U.r, r. t. tu enU-rtan; tu /cltcr; ta 
 
 Hikiir. 
 Hariiorage, n(\r-bor-aj, n. /eltcr; entcrtanment. 
 Hariiorkr, Hijr-lj<ir-er, n. wun bdi bqrborx. 
 HARBORLtss, Hiir-b<jrl(s, a. wontiy harbor. 
 Hard, H<ird, a. fenn; iwjiid; not wjfi; difikult; pan- 
 tul; laburius; rigorus; never; unk{Dd; irnxsiuibl; 
 ol>diirfit;-impr<'gMnted wid nolt. 
 Hard. Hqrd, ad. klos; ner; dilijentli; la(>uriaAli; 
 
 iii'^ej^antli; unezlli; veksa/usli; fuiit; vjhementli. 
 Harden, Hqrd-n, v. i. tu gru hqrd: tu indiirat; 
 
 tu konferm in efrunteri. 
 Hardkx. Hqnl-n, v. t. tu mak hqrd or f^rm. 
 Hardkxer, Hqrd-n-er, n. wun h* hqrdni. 
 Hard-faced. Hunl-fast, a. havij) a morn fax. 
 Hard-kavorkd. Hi'ird-fa-vord, a. kors ov fetyqr. 
 Hardkavored.xess, Hqrd-favord-nea, n. kuns- 
 If'.viird. [banded. 
 
 Hardkisted, H4rd-fist-ed,+ a. kdvetus; kloe- 
 Haudkoigiit, Hqrd-fiit, a. 1<\t\<\'i kontiSsted. 
 Hardiiack, Hcjril-hak, n. a smol Jrub; spjrea. 
 Hardhaxdkd, Hijrd-hand-ed, a. kurs;' scv£r; 
 
 opre.-iv. 
 Hardhearted, H^rd-hqrt-ed, a. kn&el; 6bdqrat. 
 Hahdiieartedxess, H(^rd-hqrt-ed-ne«, n. knuclti. 
 Hardihood, Hcir-di-hud, n. sfstnes; buldnes. 
 Hardixess, Hijr-di-nes, n. fennnes;stutnes;kuraj. 
 Hardly. Hqnl-li.arf. not eziii;skqrsli;b;trli; hqrjli. 
 Hardmouthed, Hijrd-mudd, a. not sensibl ov de 
 bit:-yii7.ii) bqrj laygwaj. [soliditi. 
 
 HARD.NES8, H<ir>i-nos, /». de kwoliti ov bcio hqrd; 
 Hardxibbed, Hqrd-nibd, a. havij) Q hqrd nib. 
 Hards, Hqrdz, «. pi. de refqs ov flaks or hemp. 
 Hardship, Hqrd-Jip, n. ecv^r labor or wont; 
 o|irejon. (As. 
 
 Hardware, Hi'ird-w,ir, n. manyqfaktyqrz ov jurn, 
 Hardwaremax, Hqrd-wqr-man, n. u deler io 
 
 h(inlw:ir. 
 Hardy, Hqr-di, a. bold; brav; stut; strop: ferm. 
 Mare. Hqr, n. a smol, swift, timid kwodttDped. 
 Harebell. H^r-bel, n. n plant; a blq finer. 
 Harkbraixed, H;tr-brand. a. volatil; wjld. 
 Harekoot, H.jr-fut, n. an erb; a bord. 
 Hakehou.xd, Hqr-h'Hnd, n. ah'dnd forbuntin h^n. 
 Harehl'XTER, Hqr-hunt-or, n. wun hot hunts h^ra. 
 Harelip, Hiir-lip, n. adivjded liji, Ijk datova hv- 
 Harelipped, Hqr-liiit, a. havio a ^qrlip. 
 Harem, Hii-ruin, «r Ilq-rem, n. de ajiqrtmcnt fer 
 
 wiinm ill a seralyo. pains, or oriental hns. 
 Haruot, H;ir-i-ko, »i. [/>.] a kjnd ov rqgA. 
 Harier, ILir-i-er,* n. a dog for huntig h^n. 
 Hark, Hqrk, r. i. tu lisn; tu giv er; tu bqrkn. 
 Hark, Hqrk, inUr. list! her. 
 Harl, Hqrl, n. dc filaments ov flaks or bcmp. 
 HARLEgt'iN, Hqr-le-kwin, n. a bufi)n; a meri- 
 andnt). [iBncri. 
 
 Harleqcinade, Hqr-k-kwin-dd, n. a fet ov buf- 
 Harlot, Hqr-lot, 71. a prostitqt; a strumjict. 
 Harlot. Hijr-lot, a. wonton; Iqd; Ijk a bqriot. 
 Harlotry, Hqr-lot-ri, n. At trad ov a hqrlot; 
 
 Iq.lnes. 
 Harm. II<irni, n. injqri; krjm; mi!«<jif; hurt. 
 Harm, Hqrin, r. t. tu hurt; tu injqr; tu damaj. 
 Harmattax, Hqr-iua-tan. n. a drj, nokjus wind, 
 
 hwi(j bioz from de interior ov Afrika. 
 
 Harmful, H<\rm-ful, a. hurtful; mis^ivus; injq- 
 
 rius. [hart. 
 
 Harmless, Hqrm-le.s, a. inoscnt; not hurtful: un- 
 
 Harmlessly, Hqrm-les-li, ad. inusonili; widiit 
 
 hurt. [brig hqrralec. 
 
 IIarmlessxess, Hqrm-lcs-nc», n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 Harmoxic. H(|i-m6n-ik, j a. rrlntin tu mi^- 
 
 Ua&moxical, Hqr-moD-i-kal, i lik or n^naoni; 
 
 kunkordaol; mqtikal.
 
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 Harmonica, Hqr-mon-i-ka, n. a miizikal apara- 
 
 tus, konsistii) ov a kolckjon ov glas goblets. 
 Harmonically, Ilqr-mon-i-kal-i, ad. in a hqr- 
 
 monikal nianer. [strdiment. 
 
 Haemoxicon, Hqr-mdn-i-kon, n. a mqzikal in- 
 Haemoxics, Hqr-mon-iks, n. pi. At sjens ov mq,- 
 
 zikal s^-ndz. [zikal; agrgig. 
 
 Haemoxious, Hqr-mo-ni-us, a. konkerdant; mTi,- 
 Harmoniously, Hqr-mo-ni-us-li, ad. wid hqr- 
 
 moni. [miizikalnes. 
 
 Harmoxiousnkss, Hqr-mQ-ni-us-nes, n. konkord; 
 Harmoxist, Hqr-mo-nist, n. a mixzijan; a h^r- 
 
 monizer. [proporjonz. 
 
 Harmonize, Hqr-mo-niz, v. t. tu adjust in fit 
 Harmoxize, Hqr-mo-niz, v. i. tu agrt; tu kores- 
 
 pond. [njzez. 
 
 Haemomzer, Hqr-mo-nj-zer, n. wun ho) hi^rmo- 
 Harmony, Hqr-mo-ni, n. mi^^zikal konkord; agre- 
 
 ment; — a literari wurk Jqii) agrEmont. 
 Harness, Hqr-nes, n. qrmor; furnitii,r for liorsez. 
 Harness, Hqr-nes, v. t. tu put on hqrnes; tu 
 
 ekwip. 
 Harnessee, Hqr-nes-er, n. wun hd) hqrnesez. 
 Haep, Hqrp, n. a. strigd instrcoment; — a konstela- 
 
 jon. [on- 
 
 Harp, Hqrp, v. i. tu pla upon ds hqrp; tu dwel 
 Harper, Hqrp-er, n. a plaer on At hqrp. 
 Harping-iron, Hqrp-ig-j-urn, ?i. a bgrded dqrt. 
 Harpings, Hqrp-iijz, n. i>L a Jips bred* at At b-s. 
 Harpoxeer, Hqr-pO-nEr,* ) n. wun hcD troz de 
 Harpooxer, Hqr-pcbn-er, S hqrpifininhwalfijir). 
 Harpoon, H(ir-pa)n, n. a dqrt tu strjk hwalz wid. 
 Hakpoox, Hqr-prt)n, 1. 1. tu strik wid de hqrpjjn. 
 Harpsichord, Hqrp-si-kord, n. a ked miizikal 
 
 instriumeut, er hqrp, strut) wid wjrz. 
 Harpy, Hqr-pi, n. a fabyixlus wigd monster: a req. 
 Harquebuss, Hqr-kwE-bus, n. a hand-gun. Se 
 
 {Arqaclnise.} 
 Hareateex, Ilar-a-tEn, n. a kind ov stuf er klot. 
 Harridax, Har-i-dan, n. a dEkad strumpet. 
 Harrier, Har-i-cr, ?;. a huntig-dog. Se {Harier.} 
 Haeeow, Har-o, n. a fram ov timber set wid t£t, 
 
 tu bs dragd over pl'sd landz. 
 Haeeow, H:\r-o, v. t. tu brak er kuver wid At 
 
 haro; tia t.^r up: tu disturb. 
 Haeeowee, Har-o-er, n. wun hcD haroz; — a hok. 
 Haery, Har-i,* v. t. tu tcz: tu rufl; tu plunder. 
 Haesh, HqrJ, a. estir: ruf; krabed; moros. 
 Harshly, HqrJ-li, ad. in a hqrj maner; rufli. 
 Harshness, H^rJ-ncs, n. rufnes; SEveriti. 
 Harslet, H^rs-let, n. At liver, Ijts, &s., ov a hog; 
 
 haslet. 
 Hart, Hqrt, n. a hE d£r: dE mal ov At hjnd. 
 Hartshorn, H^rts-horn, n. At hern ov a hqrt; a 
 
 volatil spirit obtand from horn; — a plant. 
 Harum-scarum, H4r-um-sk4r-um,t a. fljti; wjld. 
 Harvest, Hqr-vest, n. At SEzn ov repiij, &s.; korn 
 
 rjpnd and gadord; prodx^s; produkt ov labor. 
 Harvest, Hqr-vest, v. t. tu rgp and gader in. 
 Harvester, or Harvestmax, H(ir-vest-er, cr 
 
 Hqr-vest-man, 71. a rcpcr, &s. 
 Harvest-home, Hqr-vest-hom, n. At soi) or tjm 
 
 ov hqrvest. [hqrvest-tjni. 
 
 Harvest-moon, H^r-vest-mcon, n. At It^najon at 
 Harvest-queen, Hqr-vest-kwtn, n. an imnj ov 
 
 SErtz, formerli karid on At last da ov hqrvest. 
 Has, Ilaz, tcrd person niy. ov JIav. 
 Hash, HaJ, v. t. tu mins; tu qop intia smel pEsez. 
 Hash, HaJ, n. minst niEt; a hajt dij; a mikstyqr; 
 
 — a skarif jer for gras land. 
 Haslet, Has-let, oz-llq-slct. n. liver, Ijts, &s., ov 
 
 a hog. Ritn o\»a {JIarcIet.} 
 Hasp, Hasp, n. a klasp folded over a stapl; a huk. 
 Hasp, Hasp, v. t. tu Jut or fasn wid a hasp. 
 Hassock, Has-ok, n. a tik mat for nsliij upon; — • 
 
 a tr.ft ov kors gras. 
 
 Hast, Hast, sekond person girj. ov Hav. 
 Hastate, Has-tat, a. formd bj a spEr or halbert. 
 Haste, Hast, n. huri; spEd; prEsipitaJon. 
 Haste, or Hasten, Hast, er Has-n, v. i. tu mak 
 
 hast. 
 Hasten, Has-n, v. t. tu puj on; tu drjv. 
 Hastenee, Has-n-er, n. wun ho hasnz. 
 Hastily, Has-ti-li, ad. wid hast; spedili; kwikli. 
 Hastiness, Has-ti-nes, n. hast; sped; huri; testines. 
 Hastings, Hast-igz, n. pi. pEz dat kum erli; erli 
 
 frdit. 
 Hasty, Has-ti, a. kwik; spEdi; vshsment; raj. 
 Hasty-pudding, Has-ti-pud-ii), n. a pudii) mad 
 
 ov woter er milk and fl"sr or mEl, btjld kwik tu- 
 Hat, Hat, n. a kuver for ds hcd. [geder. 
 
 Hatable, Hat-a-bl, a. dat ma bE hated; odius. 
 Hatband, Hat-band, n. a striij tjd r'snd At hat. 
 Hat-box, er Hat-case, Hat-boks, er Hat-kas, n. 
 
 a buks er kas for a hat. 
 Hatch, Hag, v. t. tu prodi^s yur) from egz; tu 
 
 plot; tu kontrjv; — tu engrav; tu Jad. 
 Hatch, Hag, n. a hqf-dor; — a brtbd; — ^j?. a neti- 
 
 kal term, signif jiij d£ (Spnii) in a Jips dek er f lor; 
 
 fludgats. 
 Hatchel, Hiiq-el, er Hak-1, n. an instrument fer 
 
 klEnii) flaks. Ritn elso {IhcJcle} and {Iletchel.} 
 Hatchel, Haq-el, v. t. tu klen er dres flaks, &s. 
 Hatchet, Haq-et, 71. a smol aks. 
 Hatchet-face, Haq-et-fas, n. a prominent, il- 
 
 formd fas. 
 Hatching, Haq-ij, n. a kjnd ov Jadii) er dreii). 
 Hatchment, Haq-ment, n. {Her.y an qrmorial 
 
 ekskuqon. 
 Hatchway, Haq-wa, n. an opnii) in a Jips dek. 
 Hate, Hat, v. t. tu detest; tu abhor; tu abominat. 
 Hate, Hat. n. hatred: maligniti; detestajon. 
 Hateful, Hat-fial, a. dstestabl; odius; malignant. 
 Hatefully, Hat-ful-i, ad. in a hatful maner. 
 Hatefulxess, Hat-ful-nes, w. At kwoliti ov beig 
 
 hatful. 
 Hatee, Hat-er, n. wun hiD hats; an abherer. 
 Hateed, Ha-tred, n. enmiti; hat; il-wil; malig- 
 niti. 
 Hattee, Hat-er, n. a maker ov hats. 
 Hattock, Hat-ok, n. a Jok ov twelv Jevz ov kern. 
 Hauberk, Hd-berk, n. a kot ov mal wid'stslEvz. 
 Haud passibus jEQUIs, Hod pas-i-bus e-kwis, [L.] 
 
 not wid Ekwal steps. 
 Haught, Het,* a. hoti; insolent. 
 Haughtily, Hdt-i-li, ad. prisdli; arogantli. 
 Haughtiness, Het-i-nes, n. prjd; arogans; dis- 
 
 dan. 
 Haughty, Hdt-i, a. prsd; arogant; insolent; bold; 
 
 adventyq^rus; hi; lofti. 
 Haul, Hoi, v. t. tu pul; tu dre; tu drag bj fors. 
 Haul, Hoi, n. a pul; vjolens in dragii); a "draft. 
 Haum, Horn, n. at stem er stok ov gran, after At 
 
 sEdz qr gaderd;— ritn elso {haulm, halm, and 
 
 Tiau'm.} 
 Haunch, Hqnq, «. dE ti; At hip; rEr. 
 Haunched, Hqnqt, a. havii) hqnqez. 
 Haunt, Hqnt, v. t. tu rEzort tu; tu frEkwent 
 
 triiblsumli, er az a spirit. 
 Haunt, Hqnt, ;i. a plas muq frEkwentcd. 
 Haunted, Hqnl-ed, p. a. frEkwented, in an il 
 
 sens, az bi aparijonz. 
 Haunter, Ht\nt-er, n. wun hcD hqnts. 
 Hautboy, H6-bef, n. a wind instrcument. 
 Hauteur, Ho-ter, h. [Fr.] hetines; prjd. 
 Haut-gout, Ho-g(f), n. \_Fr.] a strog relij. 
 Have, Hav, v. t. [i. had, ps. haviij, had. — lud. 
 
 prezcnt, j hav, A^s hast, hE haz; we, ycD, da hav;] 
 
 tu pozcs: tu enjtf; tu hold. It iz muq yt|,zd az 
 
 an ogzilyari verb tu form dE tensez. 
 Haven, Ha-vn, n. a port; a hqrbor; a Jelter. 
 Havener, Hav-n-er,* n. an oversgr ov a port.
 
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 177 
 
 HEA 
 
 Ha7eesack, HAr-«r-iak, n. a soljen bag er nap- 
 
 .-ak. 
 Havoc, ILiv-ok, n. wast; dovuntnjun; drstrukjon. 
 Havoc, Hiv-ok, v. I. tu dtstrrf; tu lu wust. 
 Haw, H «, H. At bori ov de butorii;— u Niamorio. 
 Haw, Hi, r. •'. tu 8prk i>lu>li, wid hczilajuu; — tu 
 
 di- li-tl, yirid bj tciustcrz. 
 liAW-HAW, H't-bi'i, II. a suyk fens. .Se {Ila-ha.) 
 Hawk. H-ik, ri. a vurnjus b(;rd ov pro. 
 Hawk. H >k, v. i. tu ilj bokii at fviz; — tu fan up 
 
 tli-ai wid II iiffz. 
 Hawk. Hik. v. t. tu krj and bl-I gudz. 
 Hawkuit. H<)k-bil, n. ii hi/rbajus phmt. 
 Hawkik, H'lk-iT, «. u pfdler, iiiiz-karitT; fokncr. 
 Hawk KVKU, H'ik-{d, a. baviy a ken {. 
 Hawking. Hik-in, ». Ac divvrjon ov fljij) hoks. 
 Hawk-.nuscd, litik Dozd, a. havig an akwilin 
 
 nu/.. 
 Hawskii, Hi'».s-or. n. a rup or kabl. Sc {I/alger.) 
 Hawsks. Ui'u-vr., H. pi. {J\'aul.) At ixirt ov At 
 \)-ni iifk.-^t tu de kablz. Jluz-huh, az hijlz un- 
 der n Jips bed. 
 Hawthoun', Ho-torn, n. a tern dat b^rz hoc. 
 Hav. Hh, 11. Rras drjd fur fodcr. 
 Haycock. Hi'i-kok, h. a hep ov frej ba. 
 Havinu. H.i-i{). H. de cinpleriUL-nt ov mukig ba. 
 Hayloft. Hti-loft, n. a loft tu put ba in. 
 Hayuakui. Hti-uiak-er, u. wuu L-nipltfd in umk- 
 
 i|l hii. 
 Haymaking, Hu-mak-ig, u. de akt ov uiakig ha. 
 Haymow, Hti-inv, n. d mi* ov ba. 
 HaykicK. Hii-rik, n. a rik iiv ba. 
 Haystack. H;'i-.sta.k, «. u .•'tak ov hn. 
 Hazard, Uaz-ard, h. qans; danjcr; — aje^matdjs. 
 Hazard, Hat-ard, c t. tu ckspuc tu ciin«; tu 
 
 ri-ik. [organs. 
 
 Hazaroable. Hiiz-ard-a-bl, a. Ijabl tu liuzard 
 ilAZAUi'LB, Haz-ard-cr, h. wun hot hiiZ'irdz: a 
 
 piin-tcr. [tu hacurd. 
 
 Hazakdol'S, Haz-ard-its, a. danjcrus; uk»p<;l)zd 
 Hazk, Haz, N. fo;^; mist: wotcri va|Mjr. 
 Hazk, Hhz. r. I. tu be fiigi i»r misti. [wurk. 
 
 Haee, Hnz, r. (. a nitiikal t<>rin, tu pUDiJ b{ bc|rd 
 Hazel. Ha-zol, n. a Jrub b;irifl a nut, 
 Hazkl. Ha-iel, u. u l|t brxa: Ijk bazel. 
 Hazelly, Hii-zel-i, a. ov At kulor ov hazel. 
 Hazelnlt, Ilii-iel-uut, «. de nut or fnut or de 
 
 hazi'l. 
 Haziness, Ud-zi-Rca, «. de stat or beig hazi. 
 Uazy. Ila-zi, A. di.|rk: h>%\; lai^ti; kl'Ydi. 
 He. Hr. /irun. l/vc hiz. f>l;/. biiu: jtf. du, /v/r. djirz, 
 
 iJi). doui:l dr man; de jn-rson;— de mal undor- 
 
 Httid or aliidi'd tu. SumL{mz yi^zd adjcktivli 
 
 fir /««/.- az, a he-gut. 
 Head, HitL, a. de |>qrl ov an animal da.t kontanz 
 
 At bran: de (jrf; prin.si|<al: de forst jJas; under- 
 
 Ht.indlir. frunt; fur pqrt: topik. 
 Head. Hid, a. <;ef; prinsipai; forst: hjcst. 
 Hkak. H-d, r. I. tu led; tu dirokt; tu guvern. 
 Head, Hod, r. «. tu form u bed, ai a plaaL 
 Headacrk, H^l-ak, ■. pan in de bed. 
 Headbanii. Hod-tuind, n. a filrt; a topaot. 
 Hkaoborol-gr. H(>d-bur-tj, u. u Kub-kun»tabL 
 Heai>-I)R»j«, H.-d-droi, u. dnti <>v dr bed, 
 Hkadkii. ll<i.l-tHl, .1. bavin u bt<d, or ^cf. 
 Hkapkr, HivI-<t, h. wun liA bodz. 
 HKAti-'iKAK, Hod-grr, m. dnv or At bed. 
 HEAniNKMi. H^d-i-ncs, n. buri; ra/nM. 
 Heading. H<><l'i(|, n. laatrriaU fora hod; f«aBi. 
 Headland, H<^d-!ni>4, n. a promontari; a kap. 
 Headle.*;';. lUd Irs a. bavin nu bod; ra/. 
 Ukadlonu. H^I ii.j). a. !*ep; -totlca. 
 Headlong. Hed-lo^, »d. rajli; hajtili. 
 Heahman, lli'<l-iniin. n. a qtf; a icdcr. 
 HsADPiECC HM-pe^ «. qrmor for de bed; holmet; 
 
 — underslandig; furs ov m^ad. 
 
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 HEAD-quARTEHg, IIM-kwiir-terz, a. pi, de plu 
 
 ov jcauml niiiluvoi lor un qrmi. 
 Heaunuii', H.iJ/ip,* II. utoriti; <;ef pU«. 
 Headsman, Hodz inan, n. an cluekiiJoner. 
 HkadM'UINO, HeJ -iprio, n. funun; orijin. 
 Headhtall. H<Jd-»Utl, /I. jiqrl ov a brjdl. 
 Headstone, Htkl-Htuu, ». de kapital aCun; a grar- 
 
 8tull. 
 
 Hkadstbono, H<^d-8troo, a. ungdvomabl; obtU- 
 
 nut: tiL-lf-wiid; iituborn; v|ulvut. 
 Head TIRE, Hdd-tir, «. atjr for At hod. 
 Headway, Hed-wu, ii. de is\Mi under an qr^; — dc 
 
 mu/nn ov udvunsig at »e. 
 Headwind, Hed-wiad, ii. a k^ntraxi wind. 
 Heady. Hed-i, a. raj; hasti: vjulcnt. 
 Heal, Hil, v. t. tu kij^r; tu resttjr; tu rckoa4I' 
 Heal, llcl, v. i. tu gru wcl or trsnd. 
 Healable, Hrl-a-bl, a. kajuilil uv beig held. 
 Hkaler, Hi'l-er, u. wun btij brlz. 
 Healing, \\i\-\}^, pp. a. tendijj tu ki^r; mjld; jcntl. 
 I Health, Helt, «. frcdom from bodili pan er sik- 
 I nes; u STnd stat; pqriti; i<ulvaJon. 
 j Healthful, Helt-ful, a. fre from gikncn; sund; 
 I .sainhrius: salyaturi: bolti. [er. 
 
 HEALTiiKLLLV,"lIelt-ful-i. ad. in a beltful man- 
 llEALTUKLLNEhS, Helt-f ul-iies, M. At Stat ov bein 
 I holttul. 
 Hkaltuily, H^lt-i-Ii, ad. wid-vt sikncs or pan. 
 ■ Hkalthiness. Holt-i-nes, ri. de stat ov bcig belti. 
 ! Healthless. Holt-les, a. wek; .xikli; inferm. 
 ' Hkaltiisome. Hflt-suin,* a. bubium. 
 I Healthy, Jleit-i, a. lajrriij belt; lial: kondi^siT 
 tu belt: hulsuin: heltrul. 
 Heam, Hem, n. de after-b^rt in bests. 
 Heap, Hep, «. u pjl; akiimqla/on; klustcr. 
 Heap, Hcii, v. t. tu tru: tu pjl: tu aki'imiilaL 
 Heaf>:r, Hep-cr, «, wun boi luak.-i pjlz or bcp«. 
 Heapy, Ht'p-i, a. ful ov heps; Ijifl in hep:-. 
 Hear, Her, r. i. [/. hrrd, /*». berig, herd;] ta 
 
 jiersev bj de er; tu lisn: tu be told. 
 Hear, Her, r. /. tu persev bj At er: tu at^nd tu; 
 lu lisn tu; tu tsba; tu atend tu judijali; tu 
 Heard, Herd, i. and p. from Her. [irj, 
 
 HeaU(^. Ht'r-or, n. wun h* berz. 
 Hearing, He'r-ig, n. At sens b{ hari^ siindz <^ 
 
 IHT-Evd: odiens; — a Jiidi/al trjal. 
 Heaiiken. H.ir-ko, r. i. tu lisu; tu atend. 
 Heaukener, Hqr-kn-cr, u. wun ha> hqrknz. 
 Ukaksay, Her-sa, u. a rtpcirt; a nDmor. 
 Hearsay, Her-sa, a. f'Mided on nbuior. 
 11kau.sk, H'T-s, n. a kurij tu konva de dod. 
 Hearse, Hers, c. t. tu enkUJz in a hvrs. 
 Hearse-clotu, U^r»-kluti, a. a klut kuvcrig a 
 
 h^rs. 
 Hearse-liee, ners-ljk, a. sqtabl tu a fqneral. 
 Heart, Hqri. u. de luusl hwig iz de set uv Ijf, 
 and de prpuuri nrgaii ov de bludz uiijjon in an 
 animal bodi; (;ef orvjtal pqrt; kuraj; spirit; afok- 
 Jon: gu<l-ivil. It iz mu(j yqtd in kumpuzi/on 
 fur m\inl or nftlj'in. 
 Heabtacue, Ilqrt-nk, u. .<ioro; paf|. 
 Heart iiROKEV, Hqrt-bro-ka, a. veri sdrofuL 
 IIkaut iiiu.v, Hqrt-burn, u. \»a in Ac biumak; 
 
 kiirdi;ilji. 
 HEART-BCBMNa, Hqrtrbum-ig, a. bqrt^buni;ie> 
 
 kret enniiti. 
 Hkartease, Hurt-es, a. kw|et: hqrt^-ea. 
 Heart EABI NO. Ilqrt-rz-ig, a. giviu kwjeU 
 Hearted, Hqrt-etC p. a. .-eiwl in de hqrl:— jn*! 
 
 in koniiiQziJou: az, liqrd-hqrtoil. 
 Heautesi. Hurt-n, c.t. tu enkdraj: tu iiia|C 
 Heartfelt, Hqrt-felt, a. fell at hqrU 
 Hearth, Hqrt, n. a |4as f.ir a fjr. 
 Heartily. Huri-i-li, ad. kordyali: «inscrli. 
 UEARTiNEas, Uqrt-i-no8, m. kJrdyialiti; 
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 Heartless, Hqrt-les, a. verd ov afekjon; kuld; 
 
 insinser. 
 Heartlessly, Hqrt-les-li, ad. in a hqrtles maner. 
 Heartlessness, Hqrt-les-nes, n. wont ov afekjon 
 
 or spirit. [gwij. 
 
 Heart-rending, Hqrt-rend-ii), a. kilii) widai)- 
 Heart's-ease, Hqrts-EZ, n. a plant; — kwjet. 
 Heart-sick, Hqrt-sik, a. pand in mind er hqrt. 
 Hjeart-strings, Hqrt-strii)z, ». pi. dz tendonz 
 
 er nervz supozd tu bras and sustan de hqrt. 
 Hearty, Hqrt-i, a. kordyal; sinsgr; zolus. 
 Heat, Het, n. de sensajon kezd bj f jr; kalorik; 
 
 hot ^,r er weder; — pqrti raj; a fluj; pa Jon; qrdor: 
 
 — kors at a ras. 
 Heat, Het, v. t. tu mak hot; tu warm: tu eksjt. 
 Heater, Hst-er, n. he er dat hwiq hets. 
 Heath, Hst, «. a Jrub; a plas overgron wid hst 
 
 er uder Jrubz. 
 Heath-cock, Hst-kok, n. a Iqrj ful; de grxs. 
 Heathen, He-don, n. a jentjl; a pagan. 
 Heathen, He-den, a. jentjl; pagan. 
 Heathenish, He-den-iJ, a. pagan; savaj. 
 Heathenishness, He-den-iJ-nes, n. de stat ov de 
 
 hedenz. 
 Heathenism, He-den-iz-m n. paganizm. 
 Heathenize, He-den-jz, v. t. tu render hedenij. 
 Heather, Het-er, n. a het; a Jrub. 
 Heathery, Het-er-i, n. a plantajon ov hets. 
 Heathy, Het-i, a. ful ov het. 
 Heave, Hev, v. t. [i. hevd &r haw, /'«. heviij, 
 
 hevd;] tu lift; tu raz; tu tro. 
 Heave, Hev, v. i. tu pant; tu bred wid pan. 
 Heave, Hev, n. a tro; an efort tu vomit. 
 Heaven, Hev-n, n. de rejonz abiiv; de ekspans 
 
 ov de skj; de habitajon ov God and blest spirits; 
 
 stat ov blis; divjn p-ser. 
 Heaven-born, Hev-n-bem, a. desended from 
 
 hevn. [hevnli. 
 
 Heavenliness, Hev-D-li-nes, n. de stat ov beir) 
 Heavenly, Hev-n-li, a. selestyal; ekselent. 
 Heavenly-minded, Hev-n-Ii-mjnd-ed, a, havig 
 
 de afekjonz plast on hevn. 
 Heavenly-mindedness, Hev-n-li-mjnd-ed-nes, n. 
 
 de stat ov a mjnd direkted tu hevn. 
 Heavenward, Hev-n-ward, a. toardz hevn. 
 Heave-offeeing, Hev-of-er-ig, n. ferst frCDts 
 
 givn tu Levjts. 
 Heaver, Hev-er, n. wun hoo hevz er lifts. 
 Heavily, Hev-i-li, ad. wid wat or gref. 
 Heaviness, Hev-i-nes, n. wat; deprejon. 
 Heaving, Hev-ig, n. a pant; a swel. 
 Heavy, Hev-i, a. ponderus; soroful; dejekted; 
 
 deprest; grevus; slugij; slo. 
 Hebdomad, Heb-do-mad,* n. a wek; de spas ov 
 
 sevn daz. 
 Hebdomadal, Heb-dom-a-dal, \ ,,. 
 
 Hebdomadaey, Heb-dom-a-da-ri, y ^* '''''^'^"• 
 Hebetate, Heb-e-tat, v. t. tu dul; tu blunt; tu 
 
 stqpefj. [dulnes. 
 
 Hebetation, Heb-e-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov duliij; 
 Hebetude, Heb-e-tq,d, ji. dulnes ; obtq,snes ; 
 
 bluntnes. 
 Hebraism, He-bra-iz m. n. a Hebra> idiom. 
 Hebraist, He-hni-ist, n, wun verst in Hebroi. 
 Hebrew, He-bri», n. a i\\\ de Hebra> tuij. 
 Hebrew, He-br*, a. relatiij tu de Jqz. 
 Hebrician, Ile-briJ-an, n. u Hebraist. 
 Hecatomb, Ilek-a-ttDm, n. a sakrifjs ov a hun- 
 dred katl. 
 Heck, Hek, n. a rak; a net; a laq; a smel wiket. 
 Hectic, Hek-tik, n. a konstitqjonal er hcktik 
 
 fever. 
 Hectic, Hek-tik, ) a. babityqal; konstitq- 
 
 Hectical, H6k-ti-ka], i Jonal;— aplid tu a fe- 
 ver er kef. [tqjonali. 
 Hectically, Hdk-ti-kal-i, ad. habityqali; konsti- 
 
 Hector, Hek-tor, v. t. tu bull; tu treten; tu tez. 
 Hector, Hek-tor, v. i. tu pla de buli. 
 Hector, Hek-tor, n. a buli; wun dat tezez. 
 Hederaceous, Hed-e-ra-Jus, a. prodqsig jvi. 
 Hederal, Hed-e-ral, a. kompuzd ov jvi. 
 Hedge, Hej, n. a fens mad ov ternz, Jrubz, &s. 
 Hedge, Hej, v. t. tu enkliaz wid a hej; tu ob- 
 
 strukt. [skulk. 
 
 Hedge, Hej, v. i. tu Jift; tu hjd de bed; tu 
 Hedge-hog, Hej-hog, n. an animal set wid 
 
 priklz. 
 Hedger, Hej-er, n. wun hco maks hejez. 
 Hedge-row, Hej-ro, n. trez er bujez fer enklo- 
 
 Hedge-sparrow, Hej-spar-o, n. a herd. 
 Hedging-bill, Hej-i{)-bil, n. a kutig huk. 
 Heed, Hed, v. t. tu mjnd; tu regqrd; tu atead 
 
 tu. 
 Heed, Hed, v. i. tu konsider; tu yqz kejon. 
 Heed, Hed, n. kfir; atenjon; kojon; regqrd. 
 Heedful, Hed-ful, a. woqful; kojus; kEirful. 
 Heedfully, Hed-ful-i, ad. atentivli; kqrfuli. 
 Heedfulness, Hed-ful-nes, n. koJon; vijilans; 
 
 atenjon. 
 Heedless, Hed-les, a. neglijent: inatentiv; k^rles. 
 Heedlessly, Hed-les-li, ad. k.-jrlesli; inatentivli. 
 Heedlessness, Hed-les-nes, n. k^rlesnes; negli- 
 
 jens. 
 Heel, HeI, n. de hjnd pqrt ov de fut; de fut. 
 Heel, HeI,* v. i. tu dans; tu len on wun sjd. 
 Heel, Hei, r. t. tu qrm a kok; tu ad a hel tu. 
 Heel-piece, Hel-pes, v. t. tu put a pes on a Joo- 
 
 hEl. 
 Heel-piece, Hel-pes, n. a pes fikst upon de hel. 
 Heft, Heft, n. a handl; — he vines; wat. 
 Heft, Heft, v. t. tu trj de wat ov bj liftii). 
 Heglea, HE-jj-ra, «i?' Uej-i-ra, n. [Arab.\ fljt; — 
 
 de Mahometan epok er era, reknd from de da 
 
 hwen Mahomet fled from Meka, Jqlj 16, A. D. 
 
 622. 
 Heifer, Hef-er, n. a yug k's. 
 Heigh-ho, Hi-ho, inter, ekspresig laijgwor. 
 Height, Hjt, n. elevajon; altitqd; sumit; as6nt; 
 
 bj plas; utmost degre; krjsis. 
 Heighten, Hit-n, v. t. tu raz; tu impr6v. 
 Heightening, Hjt-n-ig, n. improavment. 
 Heinous, Ha-nus, a. atrojus; veri wiked. 
 Heinously, Ha-nus-li, aa. atrojusli. 
 Heinousness, Ha-nus-nes, n. atrojusnes. 
 Heir, At, n. wun hco inherits; an inheritor. 
 Heir, 5\.r, v. t. tu inherit. 
 Heirdom, Ar'dom, n. de stat ov an qr. 
 Heieess, Ar'es, n. a wumau ho) inherits. 
 Heirless, Ar'les, a. beii) wid'st an qr. 
 Heirloom, Ar'liDm, n. eni ma>vabl er personal 
 
 (jatel, hwiq desendz bj inheritans. 
 Heirship, Ar'Jip, >i. de stat ov an qr. 
 Held, Held, i. and ^j. from Hold. [san. 
 
 Heliacal, Hs-lj-a-kal, a. pertanig tu er ner de 
 Ueliacally, He-lj-a-kal-i, ad. ner de sun, in 
 
 rjzig er setig, az a stqr. [Jonz. 
 
 Helical, Hel-i-kal, a. spjral; havig serkumvolq- 
 Helicoid, Hel-i-kerd, n. a parabolikal spjral er 
 
 kurv. [sunz senter. 
 
 Heliocentric, He-li-o-sen-trik, a. rtlatig tu de 
 Heliogeapuy, He-li-og-ra-fi, n. a deskripjon ot 
 
 de sun. [sun. 
 
 Heliolatry, He-li-ol-a-tri, w. de wurjip ov de 
 Heliometer, He-li-6m-e-ter, j». an instroment 
 
 for megqrig de djameter ov de sun, ma>n and 
 
 planets. [de sun. 
 
 Helioscope, He-li-o-skop, n. a teleskop, fer seig 
 Heliotrope, He-li-Q-trop, n. a jenus ov plants; 
 
 de turnsol; — a silijus mineral. 
 Helispherical, Hel-i-sfer-i-kal a. wjndig spjrali 
 
 rTsnd a sfer; notig a romb li.n.
 
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 IIri,ix, TT^-liks, n. [<?r.] pqrt ot a apjral IJn; a 
 
 wjtulin. 
 IIkll, IioI, n. Ae plas or At devl and wiked «qIz. 
 Hkli.kuore, Hel-e-bor, n. de Kriztmua flift'r, u 
 
 pi II II (. 
 Hellk.vio, n<^l-c-nik, or Hel-rfn-ik, a. Grtjan. 
 IIellenisu, Ht'l-E-nir-m, n. a Orrk idiom. 
 Hellenist, Hel-t-nist, n. a Ji], ho) yi|,zd de Grek 
 
 laggwRJ:— wun i-kiM in dr Grrk hm^waj. 
 Hellenistic, Hel-E-niji-tik, a. rclatiy tu Ac 
 
 (Jrrk tinj. [kwhj. 
 
 Hellesize, nel-e-n[r, r. ». tu yx{t Ac flrck lim- 
 Uell- HOUND, Hel-hund, m. a dog ov hcl; an ajunt 
 
 OV llfl. 
 
 Hellish, H^l-i/, a. relatig tu bel; infernal; wikcd. 
 Hkllishness, Hel-iJ-nes, n. ckstrcra wikcdnes. 
 Helm. Holm, n. de iniftrobment bj hwiq a Jip iz 
 
 stfnl; plas ov dirc'kji)n; — u helmet. 
 Helm, Helm, ••. t. tu gid; tu kondukt. 
 Helmkt, Hel-niet, n. qrmur for Ac hed; a hcd pes. 
 Helminthic, Hel-min-tik, n. relatio tu wuruiz. 
 Helmsman, Helmz-man, n. wun ha> manajez de 
 
 helm. 
 Helot, Hol-ot, h. a slav; a Spqrtan slar. 
 Help, Help, v. t. tu a^^ist; tu suixirt; tu ad: tu 
 
 avtird. 
 Help, Help, r. i. tu kontribyi^t a«i:jtans. 
 Help, Help, n. a.<;istnn:t; ad; .suixbrt; sukor. 
 Helper, Ilelp-cr, n. wun hoo helps; an asistant. 
 Helpful, U^lp-ful, h. givip help; yqsful: sal- 
 
 yHtari. [ne^'. 
 
 Helpkulnfss, H^lp-ful-ncs, m. asistiins: yqsful- 
 HuLPLKss. Helii-le.j, a. dcstiti^t ov help: wek: ft bl. 
 HELPLt:«8Lr, tlt4p-los-li, ad. widvt help: wid-st 
 
 .■<ukiir. [ctreyt. 
 
 HKLPLESSXF.SS, Hdl p-Ics-nes, n. wont ov abiliti or 
 Helpmate, Help-mat, n. a kompanyon: an asis- 
 
 tiint. [mat. 
 
 Helpmeet, n<?lp-met. n. a fit kompanyon; a hclp- 
 Helter-skelteb, H^l-tcr-sk^l-tcr,+ ad. konfiiz- 
 Helve, Helv, II. Ac handl ov an alu. [edli. 
 
 Helve, Helv, v. t. tu fit wid a helv. 
 Helvetic, Hcl-v6t-ik, a. relatig tu Ac Helvcjij 
 
 '>r Swis. j 
 
 Hem, Horn, n. Ac ej ov a gqnnent dubld and sod: ! 
 
 —an inqrtikynlat sTsnd. IJut in. 
 
 Hem, Hem, r. (. tu fi>rm a hem: tu border; tu 
 Hem, Hem, r. i. tu ufcra nffz cksproiit \>\hem. 
 Hematite, Hdm-a-tit, n. in .Mineraloji, de blud- | 
 
 »t£)n. 
 Hemi, H('m-i, an abreviajon ov aOrek wurd, yqzd 
 
 in komjxazijon, signifjig Itqf. [de hed. 
 
 Hemicrany, H(^ra-i-kra-ni, n. a pan in Ac sjd ov I 
 Hemiovcle, Hem-i-sj-kl, ii. a hqf perkl. i 
 
 IIemina, He-mj-na, n. [Z.] a mcsur ov abiit ' 
 
 l«'n •snsez. " [sjd. 
 
 Hkmipleoy, Hc^m-i-plej-i, n. a pnralisis ov wun ' 
 Hemispiikuk, Hera-ia-fer. ii. hqf ov a glob. 
 IIkmisimieric, Hcm-is-f(ir-ik, j a. relatij) tu, 
 
 HEMispiiKRirAL, Hem-is-fdr-i-kal, i erkontanig, 
 
 a hi'mi-frr; hqf rsnd. 
 Hemistick, H^m-is-tik, »r Hr-mis-tik, n. hqf a 
 
 Ijn in pootri. itrr. 
 
 Hemlook, Hem-lok, n. a pffznus plant:— overgrrn 
 Hemoptysis, He-m6p-ti-»i.«, n. (J^*rf.> At spitig 
 
 ov blud. 
 Hemorriiaoe, n<5m-or-BJ, n. a fluks ov blud. 
 HemorrhoidaI, Hem-or-^d-al, a. relatig tu 
 
 hein^rrrdz. 
 Hemokrhoips, Hem-or-«TtU, n. />/. de pili. 
 Hemp. Hemp, n. a plant; olsa. its drcst f jberr. 
 Hkmpen, H^mp-n. a. mad ov hemp. 
 Hen, Hen, n. dr femal ov a ful or eni herd. 
 Henbane, H(5n-ban, n. n p<Txnua, pcronial plant. 
 Hence, Hens, ad. from A\a pla«; at a distans; 
 
 from dis tim, rem, koi, er sors. 
 
 Henceforth, Hdns-fort, ad. from dis tjm forward. 
 Hencefurwaku, Hens-fur-ward, ad. from dii> 
 
 tjm forwiini. [kept. 
 
 Hencoop, Hen-kbp, n. a kaj in hwiq poltri qr 
 Heniiecaoon, Hen-dek-a-gon, n. a figyv ov 
 
 elovn njdz. 
 Henuiadys, Hen-dj-a-dia, n. {lihet.) a figyqr 
 
 b{ hwiq t<ii .sub:>tantivz qryqzd in«t^ ov a iiab- 
 j 8t.intiv ai><l un adjektiv. 
 HenjiearteI). Hen-hqrt-ed, a. k'riardli. 
 HeM'ECKEI). Hen-iiekt, a. guvernd bj u wjf. 
 IltxuoosT, lli'ii-nJist, II. <i plan hw^r |Mjltri nKst. 
 Hep, Heji, n. Ac fnJit ov de wjld brjer. .Se {Jlip.) 
 Hepatic, He-pat-ik, / ■ .• . ^ %• 
 
 Uepatical, l/e-pat-i-kal, i "' "'«"0 ^" <*' >"^"- 
 Heptacapsular, Hep-ta-kap-sq,-lar, a. havig »cvn 
 
 8clz. 
 
 Heptachord, Hep-ta-kord, n. a niqzikal inittroD- 
 inent iiv .xevn Ktrigz; a »i»tem ov .sevn nut.'i. 
 
 Heptagon, Hep-ta-gon, n. u figyqr wid nevn gjdz. 
 
 Heptagonal, Hep-iag-u-nal, a. havig 8evn agglz 
 and iijdz. [sevn pqrts. 
 
 Heptamerede, Hep-tam-e-rcd, n. a divjiier intu 
 
 Heptarchy, Hep-tqr-ki, n. a guvernment bj sevn 
 
 I Wilerz. 
 
 Heitateuch, He[i-ta-tqk, n. a terra apljd tu dr 
 tVrst sevn buks ov de (Jld Testament. 
 
 Her, Her, pron. Ac objektiv kns ov AV; belogig 
 tu a femal: ov a Je; ov a wuiiian. 
 
 Herald, H^r-ald, n. an ofiser hiU anjentli prci- 
 kliimd wor and jies: — wun hat rejisterz jvnealu- 
 jiz, adjusts cn-i[nz qnuojrial, and rdgyqlata fq- 
 neralz and pubiik seremuniz; a hqrbinjer. 
 
 Herald, Her-ald, i-. t. tu intrudqs az bj u herald. 
 
 Heraldic, He-ral-dik, a. relatig tu heraldri. 
 
 Heraldry, Her-ald-ri, n. de qrt or <jfi.-< ov u her- 
 ald: a rejislri ov jencalojiz: blaznri. 
 
 Heraldsuip, Her-uld-;ip, ii. de ofis ov a herald. 
 
 Herb, Krb, or Herb, ii. a plant; a vejetabl. 
 
 Herbaceous, Her-ba-Jus, .«. relatig tu '?rbz. 
 
 Herbage, Her-baj, or Er'baj, ii. erbi kolektivli; 
 gras; jiastyqr. [ov plantji. 
 
 Herbal, Her-bal, »r Erb'al, n. a tretis on, or buk 
 
 Herbal, Her-bal. or Erb'al, a. pertanig tu erbz. 
 
 Herbalist, Hi'r-bal-ist, I in- . 
 
 Herbarist, H. r-ba-ri.t,») "• "^"" "'"'^ '° f""^*" 
 
 Herbarium, Hvr-ba-ri-um, n. [L.] (/>'f.> pf. 
 Her-ba-ri-a, or Hfr-ba-ri-umz; a kolekjon or 
 drjd plants. [um. 
 
 Herbary. Her-ba-ri, »i. a gqnlen ov erbz; herbari- 
 
 Herbescent, Her-be.f-ent, a. gruig intti vrbz. 
 
 Herbist, Her-bist, ii. wun skild in ^rbz: a herbalist. 
 
 Herbivorous, Her-biv-u-rusi, a. frdig on herbaj. 
 
 Herborize, Her-bci-rjz, r. i. tu ^rk for plants. 
 
 Herby, Erb'i,* a. Ijk erbz; ful ov erbz. 
 
 Herculean, Her-kq-le-an, a. relatig tu or Ijk 
 Herkiilez: veri strog: qnlqus; Iqrj; masi. 
 
 Herd, Herii, n. u number ov befts tugedcna druv 
 
 Herd, Hervl, r. i'. tu run in herdz; tu a^ojiat. 
 
 Herd, Herd, e. t. tu tro or put intu a herd. 
 
 Herdsman, Herdz-man, n. wun empldrd in tcndip 
 herdz. 
 
 Here, Her, aJ. in dis plas: in dis stat. 
 
 Hereabout, «r Hereabouts, Hcr-a-b'st, «»r Her- 
 B-b-sts,* ad. ab'st dis iJns. ifqtyqf- 
 
 Hereafter. Hrr-uf-ter, ad. in tjm tu kum: in 
 
 Hereafter, Her-df-ter, ii. a fqtyqr stat. 
 
 Hereat. Hcr-.it,* ad. at dis jilasor tig. 
 
 Hereby. Hrr-bj, ad. bj di.'* plas or tig. 
 
 Hereditable, He-nSi-i-ta-bl, a. kajobl ov brig 
 inherited. [heritans. 
 
 Hereditame.nt, Hcr-e-dit-a-mcnt, n. {Lair) io- 
 
 Hereditarily, He-rM-i-ta-ri-li, ad. bi inhcri 
 tan.'i. [hcritaos. 
 
 Hereditary, Hc-red-i-ta-ri, a. dci^mlig bj in- 
 
 Herein. Hcr-in, ad. in dis plas or tig.
 
 HES 
 
 180 
 
 HID 
 
 IIeeeinto, Hrr-in-tu, er HEr-in-t<J5, ad. intii dis. 
 Heremite, Her-r-mjt,* n. a hermit. Se {Eremite.} 
 Heeemitical, Her-e-mit-i-kal, a. solitari; si^tabl 
 
 tu Q hermit. 
 Hereof, Her-6f, ad. from dis; ov dis. 
 Hereon, Her-on, ad. on dis plas er tig. 
 Heresiarch, He-re-ji-qrk, n. a qef heretik. 
 Heresy, Her-e-si, n. an opinyon not ortodoks; a 
 
 sekt. 
 Heretic, Her-e-tik, n. wun hen propagats hiz 
 
 prjvat opinyonz in opozijon tu de Katolik qurq: 
 
 wun not ertcadoks. 
 Heretical, Ht-ret-i-kal, a. kontanig herssi; het- 
 
 erudoks. [maner. 
 
 Heretically, He-ret-i-kal-i, ad. in a heretikal 
 Heretofore, Her-tu-for, ad. formerli; anjentli. 
 Hereunto, Hgr-un-tct, ad. tia dis plas er tiij. 
 Hereupon, Her-up-on, ad. upon dis plas er tig. 
 Herewith, Her-wid, ad. wid dis. 
 Heriot, Her-i-ot, n. a f jn pad tia &z lerd at de 
 
 det ov a landholder. [ov heriot. 
 
 Heriotable, Her-i-ot-a-bl, a. subjekt tu de fjn 
 Heritable, Her-it-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig inher- 
 ited. 
 Heritage, Her-i-taj, n. an inheritans; an estat, 
 Hermaphrodite, Her-maf-ro-djt, n. a person, 
 
 animal, or plant, yn^njtig de distigkjonz ov de 
 
 t<D seksez. 
 Hermaphroditic, Her-maf-ro-dit-ik, ) 
 
 Hermapheoditical, Her-maf-ro-dit-i-kal, \ par- 
 
 takig ov hot seksez. 
 Hermeneutic, Her-me-n^-tik, ) a. relatig 
 
 Heemeneutical, Her-me-n^-ti-kal, \ tu her- 
 
 meni|tiks er interpretajon. [interpretajon. 
 
 Heemexeutics, Her-me-ni^-tiks, w.^/. desjensov 
 Heemetic, Her-met-ik, ( a. kemikal; kom- 
 
 Heemetical, Her-met-i-kal, j pletli klozig; az, 
 
 " a liermetik sel." [metik maner. 
 
 Hermetically, Her-met-i-kal-i, ad. in a her- 
 Heemit, Her-mit, «. an agkoret; a devst rekh^s. 
 Heemitage, Her-mit-aj, n. a hermits sel; — a 
 
 Frencj wjn. [devojon. 
 
 Heemitess, Her-mit-es, n. a wuman retjrd tu 
 Hermitical, Her-mit-i-kal, a. relatig er st^tab) 
 
 tu a hermit. 
 Hernia, Her-ni-a, n. [L.] {Med.) a ruptyq,r. 
 Hero, He-ro, n. a brav man; a grat weryor. 
 Heroic, He-ro-ik, | a. relatig tu, er Ijk a 
 
 Heeoical, He-r6-i-kal, j hero; brav; intrepid; 
 
 valyant; — epik. [er. 
 
 Heroically, He-ro-i-kal-i, ad. in a heroik man- 
 Heroicomic, He-ro-i-kom-ik, ) a. kombjnig 
 
 Heroicomical, He-ro-i-kom-i-kal, \ hwot iz 
 
 hcruik wid hwot iz hxdikrus. 
 Heroine, Her-o-in, n. a femal hero. 
 Heroism, Her-o-iz-m, n. de kwolitiz er karakter 
 
 ov a hero: valor: braveri: kuraj: magnanimiti. 
 Heron, Her-on, n. a berd dat fedz upon f ij; a kran. 
 Heronry, Her-on-ri, n. a plas hvf^r heronz bred. 
 Herpes, Her-pez, «. [i.] {Med.) a. k\],taneus in- 
 
 flamajon. 
 Herpetic, Her-pet-ik, a. relatig tu de herpez. 
 Herpetology, Hor-pe-tol-u-ji, n. dat pqrt ov 
 
 natyii^ral histwri hwiq trets ov reptilz. Kitn tAsd 
 
 {Erpetdh (jy.) 
 Herring, Her-ig, n. a smol se-fij. 
 Hers, Herz, pran. de pozesiv form ov Se, 
 Hebsche'l, Her-Jel, n. a planet. Se {Uranus.) 
 Hebse, Hers, n. {Fori.) a pcDrtkiilis set wid spjks. 
 Herself, Her-self, j^run. a femal individyipl. 
 Hesitancy, Hez-i-tan-si, n. unsertenti: suspens. 
 Hesitate, Hez-i-tat, r. i. tu be d-»tful; tu drla: 
 
 tu i»z: tu folter: tu stamer. [f^peq. 
 
 Hesitation, Hez-i-ta-Jon, n. d-jt; intermijon ov 
 Hesperian, Hes-pe-ri-an, a. western; beig in de 
 Hest, Hest,* 11. komdnd: injugkjon, [west. 
 
 Heteeaechy, Het-er-qr-ki,* n. guvernment ov 
 
 an alyen. [er wurd. 
 
 Heteeoclite, Het-er-Q-kljt, n. an iregyq^lar usn 
 Heteeoclite, Het-er-o-kljt, a. iregyn,lar; anom- 
 
 alus. 
 Heteeoclitic, Het-er-o-klit-ik, ) a. ireg- 
 
 Heteroclitical, Het-er-o-klit-i-kal, ) yilar; 
 
 deviatig from de komon rail. 
 Heterodox, Het-er-o-doks, a. not ertodoks; he- 
 
 retikal. [beig heterodoks. 
 
 Heterodoxy, Het-er-u-dok-si, «. de kwoliti ov 
 Heterogeneal, Het-er-o-je-ne-al, a. diferig in 
 
 natyii,r. [ov natyq^r. 
 
 Heterogeneity, Het-er-o-je-ne-i-ti, n. opiazijon 
 Heteeogeneous, Het-er-cD-je-ne-us, a. opozit er 
 
 disimiiar in natyqr; — opcjzd tu hamojimus. 
 Heterogeneousness, Het-er-o-je-ne-us-nes, n, 
 
 diferens ov natyqr. [Kosaks. 
 
 Hetman, Het-man, n. de c,tl komdnder ov de 
 Hew, Hq, v. t. [i. hqd, ps. hqig, hqn or hq,d;] tu 
 
 kut wid an aks; tu hak; tu (jop; tu kut and 
 
 ferm regjn],larli, az timber. 
 Hewer, Hq-er, n. wun ho) hqz wud, &s. 
 Hexachord, Heks-a-kord, «. a konkord, keld a 
 
 sikst. [heksahedron. 
 
 Hexahedral, Heks-a-he-dral, a. relatig tu a 
 Hexahedron, Heks-a-he-dron, n. { Geoin.) a. kqb. 
 Hexagon, Heks-a-gon, n. a figyi^r ov siks sjdz 
 
 er agglz. [agglz. 
 
 Hexagonal, Heks-ag-o-nal, a. havig siks sjdz er 
 Hexagony, Heks-ag-CD^ni, n. a figyqr ov siks 
 
 agglz; heksagon. [siks fet. 
 
 Hexametee, Heks-am-E-ter, ii. a vers er Ijn ov 
 Hexameter, Heks-am-e-ter, a. havig siks metri- 
 
 kal fet. 
 Hexameteic, Heks-a-met-rik, ) a. konsistrg 
 
 Hexameteical, Heks-a-met-ri-kal, j ov heks- 
 
 ameterz; havig siks fet. [or kornerz. 
 
 Hexangular, Ueks-ag-gq-lar, a. havig siks agglz 
 Hexastyle, Heks-a-stjl, «. a bildig wid siks 
 
 kolumz in de portiko er in frunt. 
 Hey, Ha, inter, an eksprejon ov jer. 
 Hey-day, Ha-da, inter, ekspresig cgzultajon. 
 Hiatus, Hj-a tus, ». [L.] an apertqr;agqpig breg. 
 Hibernal, Hj-ber-nal, a. belogig tu de winter. 
 Hibernate, Hj-ber-nat, v, i. tu winter; tu pas 
 
 de winter. [terig. 
 
 Hibernation, Hi-ber-na-Jon, n. de akt ov win- 
 HiBERNiAN, Hj-ber-ni-an, a. relatig tu Mand. 
 HiBERNiciSM, Hi-ber-ni-siz-ra, n. an irij idiom er 
 
 fraz. [plants. 
 
 Hibiscus, Hj-bis-kus, n. [£.] a jenus ov malvajus 
 Hiccough, Hik-up, er Hik-of, »i. a konvuljon ov 
 
 de stumak, prodqsig sobz. Se {Hidcnp.) 
 Hiccough, Hik-up, w Hik-of, t\ i. tu sob wid 
 
 konvuljonz ov de stumak. 
 Hickory, Hik-o-ri, «. a tre ov de welnut jenus. 
 HiCKUP, Hik-up, n. and v. i. koriipted from 
 
 {hica/iiffh.) It iz ofn so ritn, and komonli so 
 
 pron'snst. 
 Hid, Hidden, Hid, Hid-n, p. Se {Hide.) 
 Hidage, Hj-daj, n. fermerli an IggliJ land taks. 
 Hidalgo, Hi-dal-go, n. [jSp.] a Spanyard ovnobl 
 
 bert. 
 Hide, Hid, v. t. [i. hid, ps. hjdig, hid er hidn;] 
 
 tu konsel; tu kuver; tu prcDtekt; — tu bet. 
 Hide, Hjd, v. i. tu Ij hid; tia be konseld. 
 Hide, Hid, n. de skin ov an animal; a pes ovland. 
 HiDE-AND-SEEK, Hid-and-sek, ji. a pla amdg 
 
 qiklrcn. 
 Hidebound, Hjd-b-snd, a. havig de skin klos. 
 Hideous, Hid-e-us, a. horibl: dredful: Jokin; dc- 
 
 tostabl. 
 Hideously, Hid-e-us-li, ad. horibli; dredfuli. 
 Hideousness, Hid-e-us-nes, n. horiblnes; dred- 
 
 fulnes.
 
 HIN 
 
 lU 
 
 UIT 
 
 IIiDER, njd-cr, n. wun hot) hi<li. 
 Hiding, ll|'l-io. "• koiwilineut: — fa betig. 
 lilK. ilj, r. ('. 11^ hiLsn; tu jiu iu ba.st. 
 IliKiiALCii, Hi-E-rqrk, n. At <jtl" ov u Hukrcd order. 
 lIiLKAKCiiAL, llj-t-nir-kal, i a. rrlatio lu a 
 
 HitKAmaiCAL, lli-E-n^r-ki-kal, i bjerqrk, ortu 
 
 a hjiriirki. [ernuieut. 
 
 lIiLUAUi'tiY, Hj-E-rqr-ki, n. an ekUziaMlikal'j^uv- 
 HiKRATiu, li{-e-rat-ik, a. cmpldrd initukrud yiisex. 
 HiKHuuLVfU, il|-e-ru-glif, ». a simbulikal kur- 
 
 aktiT. 
 HiKBOULVi'iiic, H[-e-ru-;^lif-ik, n. a simbolikal 
 
 karukler; .-iiubolikiil or piktynr rjUfl. 
 HiEKUGLYi'HiC, Hi-f-rij-glif-ik, / a. rclatig 
 
 Hii^DciLYhHiCAL, llj-E-ro-glif-i-kal, i tu bji- 
 
 ru^litiks; I'lublcmatikal. [blcui:itik:ili. 
 
 HiEUOULYPiiiCAtLV, Hj-e-ro-glif-i-kal-i, ad. em- 
 HitHOGKAPiiic, lli-E-rw-grai'-ik, j a. rElalio 
 
 HiKauuuAiMiicAL, lli-c-ru-graf-i-kal, j tu hjE- 
 
 r<i;;riili, or .-iikrcd rjtij). [rUiQ- 
 
 HiERuuRAPiir, Ilj-E-roji-ra-fi, b. holi or sakrcd 
 HiEaoLOGY, lli-E-rol-a-ji, u. diskuir^ on sakred 
 
 tiyz. [iiukrifiiiez. 
 
 HiEROllA.vcr, Hj-E-ro-uian-si, n. diviiiajuu bj 
 llitKOrHANT, Hj-6r-u-fant, or ll{-e-r6>-£ant, n. 
 
 nil i-kspTjialLT ov lui'torii; a prEst. 
 IIlGGLt. Hi^-1,^ r. t. tu (jufcr; tu bagl; tu pcdl. 
 UiuGLtDY-i'iGGLEDV, llig-l-di-pijj-l-dijf ad. kun- 
 
 liizcdh. 
 IIiUGLtR, Hig-lcr, n. wun boi hok^ or biglx. 
 High, ilj, a. elEvat4.-d: cgZ'ilted; ditikult; pr^d; 
 
 liitti: iiubl: vjulent; ful: cgzi)rbit:iiit. 
 High, Hi, ail. ulOt't: al'sd: pSerluli. 
 HiGH-ULUwy, Hj-blkin, a. swuld wid wind. 
 HiGii-Duu.v, Hi-born, a. uv nubl t-kstrakjun. 
 UiGU-rLiKR, llj-tl|-cr,^ M. wua ekitravagant in 
 
 biz u>|iiiiyoiiz. 
 HlOUKLOWX, Hj-flun, a. prud; ckstravagant. 
 UiGiiLAM), Hj-laiid, ». a m'sntonus rEJuit. 
 HlGlli.A.M>tR, H|-land-L-r, u. u in'!(iitcuEr. 
 Highly. Il)-li, u<l. aloft: in u grat dEgre. 
 UiGiiui.NULD, Hi-uijiiJ-cd, a. prisd; urugant; — 
 
 nubl; luaguaniuius; oiiorabl. 
 UiGii.N'i^s^, H|-iie^. N. elEvaJon: diguitiov natyiir; 
 
 cksL-luns: n till ov prin.^cz. 
 High PRKSsuRi:, Hj-pre/nr, n. a prejq,r, grater 
 
 dun (lat iiv a «iggl a;mo$ler. 
 HiGU-BEASO.N'ED, H{'^E'''>*'> A- pikaot tu de 
 
 |uilu(: (luiijont. [salent. 
 
 UiGii-spiBiTED, H(-8pir-it-cd, a. b^oldjdririy; in- 
 HiGinii, lilt,* H. hit. tieiHti>j/U.) 
 UiGiiWATta, Hj-woi-cr, n. dE utuuj.st flo ov Ae 
 
 tj.l. 
 IIiGiiWAr, H{-wa, m. de grat rud;a publik pqt. 
 Highwayman. Hi-wa-man. u. u rober. 
 HiGHWROLGiiT, H(-rut, a. bill liiiijt.. 
 Hilarity, lli-lar-i-ti, u. luvrt; uiLTiment; gaeti. 
 Hill. IIil, h. an ulsva/ou ov grifad Im dan a 
 
 iii'Miiti-n. 
 Hillock, Htl-ok, it. a litl bil. 
 Hilly, Hil-i, a. ful i>v bilz; unrkwalia surfaa. 
 Hilt. HiIi, h. de bandl ov a >4^nJ, ki. 
 Hii.Ttu. Hilt-od, a. baviu u bilt. 
 HiLiM, lli-lum, It. [/,.) (JJnt.) de skqr left upon 
 
 o .■<id liwou .iciianitc-d from de pla.s(>iilu. 
 Hm. Him, urun. dt ubjektiv kas ov JJr.. 
 UlMSELr, ilim-wlf. /iruii. in dc n6minativ ar ob- 
 
 jondk ka.s; be or bim.- Jiy kitiueif, alun. 
 HiN. iliiL, M. u ji^ij uii>3iir uv t<Mi piiil^. 
 Ui.NU, H|nd, a. [k-imtj>. h|ndur; /lUftcrl. hjnd- ' 
 
 nio>jt:j bukward: koutruri in puzijon tu de fa.'«. 
 Bl.ND. iljud, II. de fcinul ov de otag; a boir; a rus- 
 
 tik. [imped. 
 
 Hinder. Hin-der, r. t. tu ob.-itrukt; tu 8iop;tu! 
 Ui.VDLR. Hia-der, f. i. tu rai ob.>taklz; lu kos iin- 
 
 podimeuU 
 
 Hi.sder, Hjnd-er, a. on de rer, or bakxid. 
 Hi.NDERA.NCK. Hin-dcr-ani, n. an iinpiMlimcnt; a 
 
 Ht4ip; an ob.'*trukJun; -ofn ritn (Ai iu/ranc«.) 
 Hi.NDERER, Hin-der-er, n. be, or d*t hwic bin- 
 
 di-rz. [im«l. 
 
 Hi.NDtULi.vo, Hind (.r-lio, n. a poltri, wurtlesan- 
 Hindeumo.'jT, Hiiid-cr-uik>:jt, a. hinduiL>«t; lost. 
 Ili.NDMO.sr, Hind-ma.'<t, a. lu:tt; dat kuuiz in de 
 
 rer. 
 Hindoo, HiD-difi, n. an aborijinal ov HinddMtin. 
 Hi.NGE, Hinj, n. de jtrnt on hwi<] a dur turnz; u 
 
 rjil. 
 Hinge, Hinj, v.t. tu furnij wid binjez; tu bend. 
 Hi.VGK, Hiuj, r. I. tu turn, az upon a hinj; tu 
 
 bay. [ali^d. 
 
 Hint, Hint, v. t. and i. tu brig tu mind; tu 
 Him, Hint, n. a rrmijt .sugje.-styon; an intimajon. 
 Hip, Hip, n. de jtrut ov de tj; dE bqrK^;— de fnftt 
 
 ov dE brjer or dog-ruz. 
 Hipped, Ifipt, *' a. [u korupjon ov hipcihrndri- 
 Hippisu, Hip-iJ,*f a/.-;J luin^piritij; mu^ dej^k- 
 
 tc-d: bipokondriak. 
 HiPPOCAMP, Hip-(^-kamp, m. q se-hors. 
 HippocENTAUB, Hip-o-.<en-t«r, n. a fabynlua mon- 
 ster, buf bor.^, and bqf man. 
 HiPPOCRASS, Hip-u-kra^, ii. a me<likatcd w|n. 
 HippODKuuE, Uip-u-dram, n. a kors for hen 
 
 ru.sL'z, ii*. 
 HippoGRlFF, Hip-o-grif, n. a wigd bars. 
 HiPPOPiiAGY, Hip-()f-a-ji, n. dt akt ov fedig on 
 
 b jrs-flej. ler-bora. 
 
 Hippopotamus, Hip-u-pot-a-mu?, h. [L.\ de riv- 
 HiPUuuF, Hip-nijf, n. a rojf bt&z endz slup in de 
 
 sum drgrt' az dc sidz. [hip. 
 
 HiPsuoT, Hip-Jot, d. sprand, or dislokated in de 
 Hire, Hjr, v. t. tu engaj for jia: tu let; tu brjb. 
 Hike, Hjr, ». reword; rekompens; wajcz. 
 HiRELi.s'O, Hjr-lig, n. wun ba> iz h^rd; a mer- 
 
 senari. 
 Hireling, Hjr-lig, h. wun bii> iz bjnl; venal. 
 Hirer. Hir-«r, n. wun hai b[rz. 
 Hirsute, H^r-si'i,t, a. ruf ; b^ri; rugcd; Jagi. 
 HiRSUTENESS, Hor-siit-nes, n. b^rincs; ruged- 
 
 nes. 
 His, Hiz, prun. puzc.siv ov Ifr; ov him. 
 Hispid, ilis-pid, a. set wid brislz. 
 Hiss. His, t*. t. tu utera ntrz I|k dat ova serpent; 
 
 tu ekspres kontemt or disaprubajon. 
 Hiss, His, v. l. tu kondom b{ bisig: tu eksplt^d. 
 Hi.ss, His, M. de s'<$ud ov de leter n; dc vtfi or a 
 
 spri»ent, Jts.; senJur. 
 Hissing, His-ig, n. de nirz uv a serpent, &«.; — a hit. 
 HibT. Hist, i/Utr. kumjndig sjlens; buj. 
 Hi.sToRiAN, His-t(^-ri-an, ii. a rjtcr ov bistori. 
 Historic, His-tor-ik, | a. relatig tu hii- 
 
 Historical, His-t6r-i-kal, i turi. 
 Historically, His-tor-i-kal-i, aJ. in dc m&ner 
 
 ov bisluri. 
 HisTORiFY. His-tor-i-fi,* r. ^. tu rclut;tu lekard 
 
 iu bisluri. 
 Historiographer, Uis-tw-ri-og-ra-fi-r, n. a rjt- 
 
 er ov bisluri. [i<v a histurian. 
 
 Historiography, His-to-ri-og-rn-fi, ii. de biznea 
 History, Hi--Uj-ri, ii. u narativ ov past events. 
 Histrionic, His-lri-6n-ik, > » , i, i 
 
 HisrRiONiOAL, His-tri-on-i-k«l, I *• "''"■»'^- 
 Histrionically, His-tri-on-i-kal-i, ad. teatri- 
 
 kali. [zentajon. 
 
 HisTRiONiSH, His-tri-o-nii-nn, n. ttatrikal npre- 
 HiT, Hit, ij. /. [i. bit, /■*. hitig, hit;j tu strjk; tu 
 
 luij; not tu mis; tu rt^;tu utan; tu si^t; tu luf 
 
 or reprczcnt properli. 
 Hit, Hit, c. i. lu klaj; tu koljd; tu agrf;tu wjt. 
 Hit, Hit, u. a struk: u (jun«: u luki (;<iii'«. 
 Hitch, Hi^ c. t. tu be k»t: tu mj<v \>i jfrka. 
 Hitch, Hit;, v. t. tu fasn; tu b^nd tu; tu t^.
 
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 182 
 
 HOM 
 
 Hitch, Hiq, n. a ka<5; enitir) dat holdz. 
 
 HiTHE, Hja,* n. a peart orsmol havn. 
 
 Hither, Uid-er, ad. tti dis plas: tu dis end or 
 
 pornt. 
 Hither, Hid-er, a. nerer; beig toardz dis pqrt. 
 HiTHERMOST, Hid-er-must, a. nerest dis s^d. 
 Hitherto, Hid-er-tu, ad. tia dis tim; yet; til n-s. 
 Hitherwaud, Hid-er-ward, ) , a- 
 HiTHERWARDS, Hid-cr- wQrdz, i ^- "'" "^^• 
 HiTY-TiTY, Hj-ti-ti-ti,:|: inter. Se {Ilnity-toitij.y 
 HiVE, Hjv, n. a bolis er qrtifijal reseptaki ov bez. 
 Hive, Hjv, v. t. tia put intu hjvz: tu liqrbor. 
 Hive, Hjv, i-. i. tu rezid or tak Jelter tugeder. 
 HiVER, Hjv-er, n. wun biD puts bez in a hjv. 
 Hives, Hjvz, h. jd. de dizEz kold kroop er ratlz. 
 Ho, Ho, inter, komdndii) atenjon. 
 Hoar, Hor, a. hwjt er gra wid aj er frost. 
 Hoar, Hor, n. antikwiti; — horines; — mist. 
 Hoard, Hord, n. a stcar lad up; a treji],r. 
 Hoard, Hord, v. i. tu la up storz or hordz. 
 Hoard, Hord, v. t. tu stor; tu la in hordz. 
 Hoarder, H6rd-er, n. wun hoo hordz. 
 Hoarfrost, Hor-frost, n. a hwjt frost. [wurt. 
 HOARHOU.ND, Hor-h-snd, «.'a biter plant; jipsi- 
 HOARiNESS, Hor-i-nes, jj. de stat ov beig hori. 
 Hoarse, Hors, a. havig de vers ruf. 
 Hoarsely, Hors-11, ad. wid a ruf vers. 
 Hoarseness, Hors-nes, n. de stat ov beig hors. 
 Hoary, Hor-i, a. hwjt; gra wid aj; hwjt wid frost; 
 
 moldi. 
 Hoax, Hoks,J n. an impozijon; a desepjon. 
 Hoax, H^oks,! v. t. tu desev; tu impoz upon. 
 Hob, Hub, n. a klisn; — a fq,ri; — pqrt ov a grat. 
 Hobble, H6b-1, i-. i. tu wek lamli; tu limp. 
 Hobble, H6b-1, n. an unevn, ekward gat; a difi- 
 
 kulti. 
 Hobbledehoy, H6b-l-de-her,t «. a striplii). 
 HoBBLER, Hob-ler, n. wun hO) hoblz. [jekt. 
 
 Hobby, H6b-i, n. a hek; — a nag; — :J:a favorit ob- 
 HoBBY-HORSE, H6b-i-hers, n. a wudn hers on 
 
 hwiq berz rjd; a favorit objekt ov pursi^t: a hobi. 
 HoBGOBLix, Hob-gob-lin, n. a i\x\\ a frjtful apa- 
 
 rijou. 
 Hobnail, Hob-nal, n. a nal yn,zd in Jfloiij a hers. 
 Hobnob, H6b-nob,+ a. a familyar kel in drigkig. 
 Hoboy, Ho-ber, n. a wind instrcbment. Se i^Haut- 
 
 hoy.y 
 Hock, Hok, n. de jernt betwen de ne and de fet- 
 
 lok; — a sort ov ReniJ wjn. [a qet. 
 
 Hocuspocus, H6-kus-pQ-kus,:[: n. a jugler; a jugl; 
 Hod, Hod, n. a tref yqzd in briklaig. [pt'Q- 
 
 Hodge-podge, H6j-poj,| h. a mikst mes; a hoq- 
 HODiERNAL, Ho-di-er-nal, a. ov dis da; ov tuda. 
 Hodman, Hod-man, n. a laborer hcD kariz mertar. 
 HoE, Ho, n. a tool yqzd in gqrdenig, &s. 
 HoE, Ho, V. t. tu kut or dig wid a ho. 
 Hog, Hug, n. de jeneral nam ov swjn. 
 Hogcote, H6g-kot, n. a hiss fer hogz: a hogstj. 
 HoGGEREL, H6g-er-el,* » . ,, 
 
 Hogget, H6g-et,* | "• a tO) yer old yq. 
 
 Hoggish, H6g-iJ, a. Ijk a hog; briBtiJ; selfij. 
 HoGGisuNESS, H6g-iJ-nes, n. brmtaliti; selfijnes. 
 HoGHEKD, Hog-herd, n. a keper ov hogz. 
 Hogpen, Hog-pen, n. an euklo3n,r fer hogz; hogstj. 
 Hogshead, Hogz-hed, n. a Iqrj kask; a likwid 
 
 me^qr, de fort ptirt ov a tun, er 63 galonz. 
 Hogshearing, H6g-Jer-ig,* n. muq adtb ab-st 
 
 nutig. [old. 
 
 Hogsteer, Hog-ster,* n. a wjld bor ov tre yerz 
 Hogsty, Hog-stj, n. a pen er enklo;^i^r fer hogz. 
 Hogwash, H6g-wuJ, n. a draft givn tu swjn. 
 Hogweed, Hog-wed, n. a komun wed; ragwurt. 
 HoiDEN, Htf-dn, n. a rojd, ekward gerl. 
 Hoiden, Her-dn, a. rustik; inelegant; rood. 
 HoiDEN, H(5^-dn, v. i. tu romp indesentli. 
 Hoist, Herst, v. t. tu raz er lift up; tu hev. 
 
 Hoist, Herst,t n. a lift; de akt ov razig. 
 
 Hoity toity, Hff-ti tff-ti,:!: inter, notig surprjz. 
 
 Hold, Hold, v. t. [i. held, ;w. holdig, held er hol- 
 
 dn; — lioldn iz nu litl y^zd eksept in legal ferm;] 
 
 tu grasp; tu kep; tu retan; tu mantan; tu kon- 
 
 sider: tu regqrd; tu resev; tu kontau; tu hav. 
 Hold, Hold, r. i. tu stand; tu last; tu refran. 
 Hold, Hold, n. a grasp; suport; p'ser; kustodi. 
 Holdback, H61d-bak,J n. a hinderans; a restrant; 
 
 a ^ek. [ant. 
 
 Holder, H61d-er, n. he er dathwiqholdz;a ten- 
 Holderforth, H61d-er-fort, n. a haraper; a 
 
 preqer. 
 Holdfast, Hold-fast, n. a kaq; huk; suport; hold. 
 Hole, Hoi, n. a. kaviti; a perforajon: a holes 
 
 plas; a sel; a men habitajon; — subterfqj. 
 Holiday, H61-i-da, n. a da ov sum ekleziastikal 
 
 festival: a da ov festiviti, rest er sport; — ritn 
 
 elsQ {hdijday.y [ful. 
 
 HoLiDATT, H61-i-da, a. befitig a festival; ga; qer- 
 HoLiLY', Ho-li-li, ad. pjusli; wid sagktiti. 
 Holiness, Ho-li-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig holi; 
 
 sagktiti; pjeti; — de tjtl ov de Pop. 
 Holland, Hol-and, n. a f jn linen mad in Holand. 
 Hollands, H61-andz,J n. a sert ov kant term fer 
 
 jin. 
 Hollow, Hol-o, inter, a wurd ytizd in kelig tu 
 
 eni wun at a distans. It iz sumtjmz elso ritn 
 
 {holla, halloa, halloo,) and {hallow.) 
 Hollo, Hol-6, v. i. tu krj ut I'sdli; tuhalcb. 
 Hollo, Hol-6, n. a Jist; a I'sd kel. 
 Hollow, Hol-o, a. ekskavated; havig a verd widin; 
 
 verd; not solid; nerzi; not fatful. 
 Hollow, Hol-o, n. a kaviti; a kavern;a hoi; a pit. 
 Hollow, Hel-o, t. t. tu mak holo. 
 Hollow, Hol-o, or Hol-6, v. i. tu J-jt. Se 
 
 {JLllo.) 
 HollowneSS, H61-o-nes, n. a kaviti; deset. 
 Holly, H61-i, n. an evergren tre er Jrub. 
 Hollyhock, H61-i-hok, «. a plant; de roz malo. 
 Holm, Holm, «. a river-jl; — de evergren ok. 
 Holocaust, H61-o-kest, n. a hoi burnt-sakrifjs. 
 Holograph, H61-o-graf, «. {SccUinh Laiv) a ded 
 
 or wil ritn bj de giantorz or testatorz hand. 
 Holographic, Hol-o-graf-ik, a. relatig tu a 
 
 holograf. 
 Holp, Holp, i., Holpen, H61-pn, 2^- ov Help. 
 HoLSTEE, H61-ster, n. a kas fer a hersmanz pis- 
 tol. 
 Holy, Ho-li, a. perfektli pt^r; divjn; imakyiilat; 
 
 pjus; relijus; halod; sakred. 
 HoLYDAY, H61-i-da, n. a festival da; a da ov rest 
 
 er jfJ; — ritn elso {holiday.) 
 Holy Ghost, H6-li Gust, n. dg Holi Spirit. 
 Holy-week, H6-li-wek, ?i. de wek befor Sster. 
 Homage, H6m-aj, n. servis; fealti; di^ti; respekt. 
 Homage, H6m-aj, v. t. tu reverens; tu pa onor 
 
 tu. [homaj. 
 
 Homager, H6m-aj-er, n. wun hoo oz er paz 
 Home, Horn, n. wunz hiss, dwelig or kuntri. 
 Home, Horn, a. domestik: — klos; direkt; pernted. 
 Home, Horn, ad. tu wunz hom; tu de pernt er 
 
 person. [foren. 
 
 Homeborn, H6m-born, a. nativ; domestik: not 
 Homebred, H6m-bred, a. nativ; plan; qrtles; 
 
 domestik. [vat. 
 
 Homefelt, H6m-felt, a. felt widin; inward; prj- 
 HoME-KEEPiNG, H6m-kep-ig, a. staig at horn; 
 
 domestik. 
 Homeless, H6m-les, a. destitii,t ov a hom. 
 Homeliness, H6m-li-nes, n. plannes; korsnes. 
 Homely, H6m-li, a. plan; not elegant; kors; roA. 
 Homemade, H6m-inad, a. mad at hom; plan; ritd. 
 Homer, H6-mer, »i. a Hebro) meju^r ov ab-st siks 
 
 pjnts. 
 Homesick, H6m-sik, a. dezjrus tu go hom.
 
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 UOB 
 
 (EOfsyESS, Ho-mo-JE-ne-us-nes, J 
 .EALXESS, Hu-mo-je-nE-al-nes,* V 
 JEiTV, Ho-mu-je-ne-i-ti,* J 
 
 Homesickness, H6m-8ik-ne«, n. At stat ov beip 
 hoiiiwik. [homli. 
 
 HouMSfL'M, H(f)in-!^un, a. mad at hom; plan; 
 
 HoMKhTEAD, Hum-!ftcd, M. de plas ov Ac Lim; a 
 iu;iriJMn-hlJs: u fqrtn wid its bildigz. 
 
 Homeward, "^""-ward^ { ad. U«rdx hom. 
 
 HoMEWAEUS, Hoin-wardt, ) 
 
 Homicidal, Uom-i-si-dal, a. relatig tu bomi8|d; 
 
 bluiii. 
 Homicide, Hoin-i-sjd, n. At kilifl ov a man bj de 
 
 hand ov a man; mansloter; — a manslaer. 
 HoMiLETiCAL, Hom-i-lot-i-kal, a. rtlaliotu hom- 
 
 iliz; ht'trtaturi. [ij). 
 
 HoMiLETics, Hom-i-l^t-iks, n. pL At qrt ov prr(j- 
 HoMiLiST, H6m-i-list, n. a prtqcr tu a ko()grE- 
 
 Hominy, H6m-i-ni, n. find mnd ov maz. Kitn 
 
 olsu {h'tn/my, and k/zmnumi/.y 
 HoMOCENTEio, Uu-m£>-8^n-trik, a. havig de sam 
 
 sonter. [homeopati. 
 
 HoMczoPATHic, Ho-me-o-pat-ik, a. relatig tu 
 UoMCEOi'ATiiisT, Ho-me-op-a-tist, n. wun v?rst 
 
 in humminiti. 
 HoMCKOPATHT, Ho-mc-6p-a-ti, n. At doktrin dat 
 
 dizf zez qr kqrl bj medisinz hwiq hav p-ser tu 
 
 koz similar dizrzez in ht.'lti ftcrsonz. 
 HoMOOENEAL, Hoi-mcD-je-ne-al, a. homojeneus. 
 Homogeneous, Ho-mo-je-ne-us, a. havig de gam 
 
 niityqr, 
 HoMOOENEOfSNESS, Ho-mo-J£-ne-us-nes, 
 
 HOMOOEN 
 HOMOOEN 
 
 samne^ ov natyi^r. 
 HoMOOENY, Hu-moj-e-ni,* n. jernt naty^r. 
 HoMOLOQOUs, U(j-m6I-o-ga8, a. proporjonal tu 
 
 r<; uder. [(//(/mi'iiy.) 
 
 HoMONY. Hom-o-ni, n. fjid mad ov maz. Se 
 Homonym. Hijm-(j-nim, n. a wurd hwiq agre'z 
 
 in STind wid aniider, but haz a difcrcni menig. 
 Homonymous, Ho-m6n-i-mu8, a. ekwivokal; am- 
 
 bi^iynus. [ambi^^iti. 
 
 HoMONVMY, Ho-mon-i-mi, n. an ekwivokajon: 
 HoMOTONOi'8, Hui-mot-o-nus, a. ekwabl; not va- 
 
 riig. 
 Ho.NE, Hon, II. a ston for hTretig razon, ks. 
 Hone. Hon. r. t. tu Jqrpn on a hon. 
 Honest. On'ost, a. uprjt; triD: just; dkwitabl; pi^r: 
 
 voriynui'; cast. 
 Honestly, On'est-li, ad. dprjfli; justli. 
 Honesty. On'cs-ti, «. justis: vortyq: purili. 
 Honey. Hiin-i, «. de swet prodqs ov bez, is. 
 Honey BAG, Hiin-i-bag, n. dt stumak ov de be. 
 Honeycomb, HAu-i-kum, ii. selz f.ir huni. 
 HoNEYDEW, Hiin-i-dn, n. a swet substans f'snd 
 
 in (pIiiiiI.":- a {•l:int. 
 Honeyed, Htin-iil, a. kuverd wid huni; swet. 
 Honey LOCfST, Htin-i-16-kust, «. a bn,tiful tre. 
 Honeymoon, Hdn-i-mcDn, n. At ferst munt after 
 
 marij. (grant fl-ser. 
 
 Honeysuckle, Hdn-i-suk-l, n. wudbjn; a fra- 
 HoNEY-swEET, Hiin-i .«wct. a. swtt az huni. 
 Hong, H^g, n. At t'jner nam fur a Viirapean, er 
 
 f' r>-n t':ikt<Dri at Kunton. 
 Honor. On'or, n. [/,.] digniti; hj ragk; repyi^ta- 
 
 |>>n: fnm: mognanimiti; rrsp^kt: a tiU. 
 Honor, On'or, c. t. tu rcvercn.i: tu dignifj. 
 Honorable, On'or-a-bl, a. havig onor; ilustrius; 
 
 nubl: niagnanimu.^: jcneru*. 
 HoNORABLENJiss, On'or-B-bl-nM, B. onor. 
 Honorably, On'or-a-bli, ad. wid onor. 
 HoNOBAKY. On'nr-n-ri, a. konfi-rig onor. 
 HoNOUER, On'or-er, n. wun h<» onnrs. 
 Hood, Hud, n. a kuvorig for a wumani bed. It 
 
 iz yqzd in kompuzijon az a sufika, tu dtn6t 
 
 Stat or kwoliti; ai, qildbud. 
 HooD, Hud, V. t. tu drcd in a hud: tu kuver. 
 
 lIooD-wiNK, Ht^d-wigk, c. t. tu bljnd; tu bjd. 
 Hoor, Hdif, n. de horni pqrt or a bests f ut. 
 Hook, Hmf, v. i. tu wok or m>iiv, ax k»tl. 
 Hooked, HAft, a. furnijt wid hif*. 
 Hook, Huk, n. enitig bent act ax tu ]taq bold; a 
 
 kaq: a ea:^T; an inatfibmcnt. 
 Hook, Huk, r. (. tu kaq: tu in8n4r; tu gar. 
 Hook, Huk, v. i. tu bend; tu hav a kurv. 
 HooKAU, Hi>-kq, n. a sort ov tubako-pip Ti^id 
 
 in de t'st. 
 Hooked. Huk-cd, or Hukt, a. bent; kdr\-ated. 
 H00KEDNES.S, Huk-ed-ncs, 11. dr btig bent. 
 Hooknosed, Huk-nazd.^ a. havig de uoz akwi- 
 
 lin, and r|zig in de midl. 
 Hooky, Hiik-i, a. ful ov huks. 
 Hoop, Hup, or Hoip, n. a band ov wad er met&I 
 
 eiikumpasig a ka.sk; enitig ?i-rkqlar. 
 Hoop, Hup, i-. t. tu bjnd er cukluz wid hupj. 
 Hoop, Hoc>p, i-. t. tu Jut; tu inak an •stkri. 
 Hoop, HiTjis n. a Jut; — a pek njcjqr. 
 Hooper, Utf>p-er, 11. wun boo hinps; a kuoper; — a 
 
 herd; de nam ov dt wjld swon. 
 Hooping-cough, Hiftp-ig-kof, n. a konviilsiv kef. 
 
 Ititn olso {wh'Hipintj-comjh.) 
 Hoot, HojI, c. t. tu Jut; tu krj az an ul. 
 Hoot, Ucot, p. t. tu drjv wid nut and Juts; tu 
 
 .«kut. 
 Hoot, Hott, n. a Jut ov kont^mt; a klamor; n9%. 
 Hoove, Hoiv, n. a diz£z ov katl, h\ hwiq de stum- 
 
 ak iz inflated. [leg. 
 
 Hop, Hop, r. i. tu jump; tu skip; tu lep on wun 
 Hop, Hop, n. a plant; — a dans; a jump on wun 
 
 leg. 
 Hop, Hop, v. t. tu impr^gnat wid hops. 
 Hop-bind, Hdp-bjnd, n. Az stem ov de hop; a 
 
 hop-vin. 
 Hope, Hop, n. dezjr yqnjted wid ekspektajon ov 
 
 gud: trust; konfidens; A&t hwiq givz hijp. 
 Hope, Hop, c. t. tu liv in ekspektajon ov sum 
 
 gud. 
 Hope, Hop, v. t. tu el»p^kt wid sum dezjr. 
 HoPEKUL, Htjp-ful, a. ful ov hop; givig hop; 
 
 promisig. 
 Hopefully, H<5D-ful-i, ad. in a hopful maner. 
 Hopefulness, Uup-ful-neg, n. promis er proe- 
 
 IH'kt ov gud. 
 Hopeless, H6p-les, a. destitqt ov hop: dcspi^rig. 
 HoPEL>:£SLY, H>jp-lc9-li, ad. in a hoples maner. 
 HoPEO, U(jp-cr, n. wun hot) hax plezant ckspek- 
 
 tajonz. Tket. 
 
 Hopper, Hop-er, n. wun h* hops; — a boks; a bas- 
 UoppEES, ur .Scotch -hoppeks, H6p-cn, or Sk6^- 
 
 bo|>-crz,* II. fil. Q kjnd ov pla. 
 
 HoSAL, H(5-ral, ) , ,■ . 
 
 u^.. „,. u - ■ \ *• relatin tu an ur. 
 
 Horary, Hu-ra-n, \ *• 
 
 Horde, Uord, n. a klan: a migratori kiu> ov 
 
 prpl. 
 Horizon, Hu-rj-zon, n. {<ir.'\ deljndat terminals 
 
 de vq: olso. an imijinari grat serkl hwiq divjdz 
 
 de glub intu t<i> hemisferz hwiq wud bund de 
 
 vq, if it kud tak in de hemisfcr. 
 Horizontal, Hor-i-z6n-tal, a. paralel tu de ho- 
 
 rjzon: level. 
 Horizontally, Hor-i-x6n-tal-i, ad. in a horiz6n- 
 
 tal maner. 
 HoR.v, Hom, n. a hqrd substans groig on At hedi 
 
 ov sum kwodrcopcdz; a felcr ov an insekt;— an 
 
 in.strdiment ov wind mqzik. [on. 
 
 Horn. Il'im, r. t. tu koruiit; tu bcsUi homz up- 
 HoRNBEAM, Hiirn-bem, n. a tre havig tuf timber. 
 HoKNBiLL, Horn-bil, 11. a spejrx ov berd. 
 Hornblende, Horn-blend, n. a dqrk-kulord min- 
 
 enil. (hom. 
 
 Hoenblower, Hiirn-blo-cr, n. wun hat bloi a 
 Hornbook, Hi>m-buk, n. a qjldx buk, hwiq ji^id 
 
 tu be kuverd wid hom tu kep it uoM^ld.
 
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 HOKNED, Hern-ed, a. fumijt wid hernz; Ijk a 
 hern. f^^ern. 
 
 Horner, Hern-er, n. wun hcD wurks er delz in 
 HoRNKT, Hor-net, n. Q veri Iqrj sert ov wosp. 
 HoRNFOOT, Horn-fiat, a. hcolt; havifl hrofs. 
 Hornpipe, Horn-pip, n. a dans; a wind instroi- 
 inent. ' [Q?rt. 
 
 Hornstone, Hern-ston, n. a kjnd ov flint-ston; 
 Horny, H6rn-i, a. mad ov hern; hqrd; kalus. 
 Horography, Ho-rog-ra-fi, n. At qrt ov kon- 
 
 struktii] djalz; an ak-snt ov de 3rz. 
 Horologe, H6r-o-loj. n. a kick er woq. 
 HoROLOGiOGRAPHic, Hor-ca-lc)-ji-o-graf-ik,a. per- 
 
 tanii) tu djalii). 
 HoROLOGiOGRAPHY, Hor-o-lo-ji-6g-ra-fi, n. an 
 
 ak'snt ov tim pgsez. 
 Horology, Ho-rol-o-ji, n. deqrt ov me3q,rii) tjm. 
 HOROMETRY, Ho-rom-E-tri, n. de qrt ov mesiinij 
 
 tjm. 
 Horoscope, Hor-o-skop, «. a term in Astroloji, 
 signifiiij de konfigyn,raJon ov ds planets at de 
 ■sr ov wunz bert. 
 Horrent, Hor-'ent,* a. dredfial; konvaii) teror. 
 Horrible, H6r-i-bl, a. dredful; teribi; Jokii). 
 HoRRiBLENESS, H6r-i-bl-nes, n. dredfulnes; ter- 
 
 iblnes. 
 Horribly. H6r-i-bli, ad. in a horibl maner. 
 Horrid, H6r-id, a. hidgus; dredfial; Jokii); ruf. 
 Horridly, H6r-id-U, ad. in a horid maner; Jok- 
 igli. . . 
 
 HoRRiDNESS, H6r-id-nes, n. hideusnes; snermiti. 
 
 Horrific, Hor-if-ik, a. kezig horor; teribi. n - ^ . 
 
 Horrify, Hor-i-fj, v. t. tu impres wid dred er i Hortatory, Her-ta-to 
 
 horor. 
 HoRRisONOUS, Hor-is-o-Dus, a. s-sndii) dredfuli. 
 Horror, H6r-or, n. [L.] teror mikst wid hatred; 
 
 a Jiideriii; dred; eksesiv fgr; glcDm; drsrines. 
 Hors de combat, Her do kom-ba, [Fr.] -st ov 
 
 kondijon t\a f jt. 
 Horse, Hers, «. a wel-non animal, ynzd for draft, 
 fer burdn, and fer rjdiij; — kavalri: — a wiadn 
 fram er majgn for suport;— a konstelajon. 
 Horse, Hers, v. t. tu m-snt on a hers; tia rjd; tia 
 
 furnij wid a hers er horsez. 
 Horseback, Hers-bak, n. dt bak ov a hors; rjdii) 
 
 postyi|r; dt stat ov bsii) on a hors. 
 
 HoRSEBEAN, Hors-bsn, n. a hzn kiiltivated fer 
 
 hersez. [ig a hers. 
 
 Horseblock, Hers-blok, n. a blok yi^zd in m-snt- 
 
 HORSEBOAT, Hers-bot, n. a bot mcovd bj hersez, 
 
 or tia konva hersez. 
 Horseboy, Hdrs-ber, n. a ber hot) taks kjir ov hers- 
 ez; a grcTjm. 
 Horsebramble, Hors-bram-bl, n. a spejsz ov 
 brjer; a wjld roz. [ez. 
 
 Horsebreaker, Hors-brak-er, n. a tamer ov hors- 
 HoRSECHESTNUT, Hdrs-qcs-nut, n. a handsum 
 
 fl-serir) tre and its nut. 
 Horsefly, Hdrs-flj, n. a flj dat stipz hersez. 
 Horseguards, Hdrs-gqrdz, n. 2>l. a bodi ov kav- 
 alri formii) de kii) ov Ipglandz Ijf-gqrd. 
 Horsehair, Hdrs-h^r, «. de hq,r ov hersez. 
 HORSE-UOE, Hers-ho, n. a sert ov ho or hero dren 
 
 bi a hors. 
 Horsejockey, Hdrs-jok-i, n. a deler in hersez. 
 HOKSEKEEPER, Hors-ksp-cr, n. wun hcD taks k^ 
 
 ov horsez. 
 Horselaugh, Hers-lqf, n. a Isd, nod Iqf. 
 
 HoRSEMEAT, Hers-met, n. iM fer hersez; proT- 
 
 ender. 
 HoRSEMiLL, Hors-mil, )i. a mil turnd bj a hers. 
 HoRSEMiNT, Hers-mint, n. a kors kjnd ov mint. 
 HoRSEML'SCLE, Hors-mus-l, n. a Iqrj musl. 
 HoRSENAiL, Hers-nal, n. a nal for de Ja» ov hersez; 
 
 — a toil) pqt. 
 Horseplay, Hdrs-pla, n. kors, ruf pla. 
 HoRSEPOND, Hdrs-pond, n. a pond fer weterig 
 
 hersez. 
 Horse-power, Hers-p's-er, n. de p-ser er stregt 
 ov a hors in draft; — {Steam Engine) dt wat 
 hwiq a hors iz kapabl ov razir) tia a givn hjt in 
 a givn tjm, estimated bj Wot at 32,000 ptindz 
 avordq,ptfz, lifted tu de hjt ov wun fut in d 
 minit. 
 Horserace, Hers-ras, n. a maq ov hersez in runip. 
 Horseradish, Hers-rad-iJ, w. a rcat akrid and bjtii). 
 Horserake, Hdrs-rak, n. a rak dron bj a hers. 
 Horseshoe, Hdrs-JoD, n. a Job for hersez. 
 Horseshoe, Hdrs-Jco, a. havii) dt form ov a hors- 
 Jo); az, "a hmfco magnet," or, "a Jwrt^fco krab." 
 Horseshoe-head, Hers-Joo-hed, n. a dizez in in- 
 fants, in hwiq de sqtyi^rz ov de skul qr capn; ds 
 opozit tu h(d-niold-fiit. [horsez. 
 
 Horsestealer, Hdrs-stel-er, n. a tef hca stelz 
 Horseway, Hdrs-wa, n. a wa traveld bj horsez. 
 Horsewhip, Hers-hwip, n. a hwip tu strjk a hers 
 wid. [hwip. 
 
 Horsewhip, Hers-hwip, v. t. tu strik wid a hors- 
 HoRTATiON, Hor-ta-Jon, n. advjs; egzortajon. 
 Hortative, Her-ta-tiv, I a. enkuraji^; advjz- 
 -ri, ) ig; kontaniij egzor- 
 tajon. [hertikultyq,r. 
 Horticultural, Her-ti-kult-yti,-ral, a. relatiij tu 
 Horticulture, H0r-ti-kult-yq,r, m. de qrt ov 
 
 kultivatii) gqrdenz and orqardz; gqrdenig. 
 Horticulturist, Hor-ti-kult-yivrist, n. wun 
 
 skild in hertikultyqr. 
 
 HoRTULAN, Hert-yn,-lan,* a. relatin tu a gqrden. 
 
 Hortus siccus, Her-tus sik-us, n. [L.] a kolekjon 
 
 ov spesimenz ov plants drjd and prezervd in 
 
 buks er paperz. [ov praz tu God. 
 
 HosANNA, Ho-zan-a, n. {Heb.) an eksklamajon 
 
 Hose, Hoz, n. {j>l. fermerli, IJuzn;) stokigz; kuv- 
 
 eriij for de legz; — a fleksibl ti|b for konvaig woter. 
 
 Hosier, Ho-jer, n. wun boo maks or selz stokigz. 
 
 Hosiery, H6-!;er-i, n. dt oiznes ov makig or selig 
 
 stokiijz; stokigz kolektivli. [mugks. 
 
 Hospice, Hos-pis, ji. [Fr.] a sert ov hospital fer 
 
 Hospitable, H6s-pi-ta-bl, a. atentiv er kjnd tu 
 
 stranjorz. [stranjerz. 
 
 Hospitableness, H6s-pi-ta-bl-nes, n. kjndnes tu 
 
 Hospitably, H6s-pi-ta-bli, ad. in a hospitabl 
 
 maner. [insan, er pcDr, 
 
 Hospital, H6s-pi-tal, n. a reseptakl for de sik, 
 
 Hospitality, Hos-pi-tal-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beii) hospitabl; atenjon er kjndnes tu stranjerz. 
 
 Hospitaller, H6s-pi-tal-er, n. a njt ov a relijus 
 
 order. 
 HospoDAR, H6s-po-dqr, n. de tjtl ov de prinsez 
 er guvernorz ov Wolakia and Moldavia, apernted 
 bj de Porter de Sultan ov Turki,sins 1829, fer Ijf. 
 Host, Host, n. wun hoi entertanz aniider; a land- 
 lord; — an qrmi: a grat number; — de sakrif js ov 
 de mas in de Roman Katolik qurq. 
 Hostage, H(5st-aj, n. wun givn in plej az sekn,- 
 riti for de perfermans ov serten kondijonz. 
 
 Horseleech, Hdrs-leq,' «. a leg dat bits horsez. I Hostess, H6st-es, n. a femal host; a landladi. 
 HORSELITTER, Hdrs-lit-er, n. a karij* hug upon j Hostile, Hos-til, a. advers; opozit; s\|tabl tu an 
 
 polz, and born bj and betwen t<» hersez. enemi. [miti; animositi. 
 
 HoRSELOAD, Hers-lod, n. az muq az a hers kan Hostility, Hos-til-i-ti, n. de praktis ov wer; en- 
 
 ]ja,ri. [rjder. I Hostler, Hos-ler, er Os'ler, n. wun hd) haz de 
 
 Horseman, Hers-man, n. wun skild in rjdiij; a kq,r ov horsez at an in er stabl. 
 Horsemanship, Hors-nian-Jip, n. de qrt ov rjdig. Hot, Hot, a. havig bet; f jeri; fqrius; qrdent; V8- 
 Horsemaeten, Hors-mqr-ten, n. a Iqrj kjnd ov be. I hement; eger; punjent; akrid.
 
 HOV 
 
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 Hotbed, H6t-bcd, n. a bed ov ert, mad hot bj de 
 Icrini-iiUiJon ov horn-duo, Ihirtz. l><irk,cir Irvz uiid 
 *;rt, uiiil kuvord wid n\'i'f, fi*r rcriy orii pluDln. 
 
 HoTBRAi.NED, Uut-braud, a. vjolonl; tiiriuii. 
 
 HoTciii-OT, Hi'x;-j><>t, ; n. a huj; a h(ij-p<.j;— 
 
 HoTCiij'orcii, llo(j-i)oq, I {Law) a komikat^iir 
 
 iiV taint/.. 
 HoT-coCKLKS, llot-kok-li, n. pi. a plu in hwi<j 
 
 wuii kuviTz hiz |z, iind f^oscz ha> strik.s him. 
 Hotel, Hu-tel, n. an in; u jonttl lojip-h'SH. 
 HoTtL DiEU, D-t6l Dii, ». (/>.] Q hos[)iUl;— de 
 
 hS.-ioV (i.Hl. 
 
 IIoTHEAUED, Hot-hod-ed, a. vjulont; pajonat. 
 UoTiiOLSE, lIol-hij!<, n. an iukl(j:<q,r kept wenn, 
 
 l'.>r rrrin tonder plaiiL'i, and rjpiiiy fra>ti*. 
 Hotly, liot-li, ad. wid hct: not kaldli: vjulcntli. 
 HoT.S'Eas. IIol-uc.s, n. de .-*tat dy heh) hot; liEl; liiri. 
 HoTPRKsa, Hot-pres, i\ t. tu pros bctwtn hot plaUi. 
 HoTSPUE, Hot-spur, n. a vjulent, pajunat man; — 
 
 u |ir. 
 HoitDAH, HiG-da, II. a set tu fiks on an ^lefants 
 
 or kaniclz bak tu akoniudat rjderz. [best. 
 
 Uot'GU. Hok, n. dc j»rnt ov de hjndpr leg ov a 
 HoLGH, Hok, r. t. tu hiiuistrifl; tu kut up. 
 HOL'XD, HtsiuI, II. a sptjcz ov dog yn^zd in de r,os. 
 HOL'ND, H'snd, V. t. tu ."ut on de (;as; tu hunt. 
 Houa, ^r, II. de twenli-furt pqrt ov a natytiml 
 
 da; siksti miiiits: u jwrtikynlar tjm. 
 Hourglass, 'bVgla.'<, n. a glas fild wid sand fer 
 
 de purpus ov inejurip tirz. 
 UouRiiA.vo, 'Sr'haiid, ii. dat pqrt ov a klok or 
 
 W()(; hwiq p<rnts -nt de isr. 
 Hot'Ri, 'Sr'i, n. a Muhuuietan nimf ov paradis. 
 Hourly, 'Jfr'Ii, a. hapnig everi isr. 
 Hourly, 'Sr'li, ad. cveri -sr; frckwentli. 
 UouRPLATE, '^r'plat, n. de pint ov a klok on 
 
 hwii; de tsn qr mqrkt; a djal-plat. 
 HouSAGE, H-sz-aj, n. a fe ]«ad for Jelterig gudz. 
 House, H'^s, n. a plus ov hi),man abcfid; — a fninili; 
 
 a ras; a hisshuld; — a hat^l; a ^urq; — a kolej; — 
 
 a lejislativ bodi. 
 House, H^z, v. t. tu hqrbor; tu Jeltcr; tu kuver. 
 House, Hnz, r. i. tu tnk Jelter; tu rtzjd. 
 Housebreaker, H'ss-brak-cr, «. a tef hcD fursi- 
 
 bli I'nti-rz a h'ss; a burglar. [intu u Yiy,*. 
 
 Housebreaki.vo, Hiis-brak-ij), n. fwrsibl entri 
 Housedog. H-s.-<-dog, n. a dog kept tu gqrd a hus. 
 Household, ll-ss-huld, u. a faiuili livip tugodiT. 
 HousEUOLDER, ll'8s-huld-cr, /». an okyqpJLT ov u 
 
 hTss. (ov a h-^s. 
 
 HousEiiOLD-STUFF, H'ss-hold-stuf, n. de furnitqr 
 Housekeeper, llSs-kep-cr, n. wun ba> keps a h^s; 
 
 a wuman hit) haz de qef kiir ov a fainili. 
 Housekeeping, HSs-kep-ij), «. dc uianajment ov 
 
 Houselk.ek, H-«s-lek, n. a plant ov several spejcz. 
 Houseless, H-hs-Ius, a. wontifl an abod or a \\^^. 
 Housemaid, HxH-mad, n. a femnl menial !<orvant. 
 Hou8ere.\t, H^s-rent, n. rent pad for a hus. 
 HousJUJOOM, IlTis-ntini, n. si>a-i or nDm in a h'ss. 
 HousE-WARMiNO. H'jjt-worra-in, n. a festor meri- 
 
 makii) u|Kin guig intu a nq hitg. 
 Housewife, llSis-wif, i.r Hdz-wif, n. dt mistrcs 
 
 ov <i tainili; a fenial rktKiuini.st. 
 Housewifely, H'Si-wjf-li, vr Hdz-wif-li, a. eku- 
 
 ni'iiiikal: trit'ti. 
 Housewifery^ His-wjf-er«i, w Hiii-wif*er>i, n. 
 
 donii'^tik rkonomi. 
 Housing. Ili^z-ig, n. a habitajon; a nadl klot. 
 HousTO.'^iA, HTjs-t<J-ni-a. n. {JJot.} a jtniu ov 
 
 plants. 
 Hove, Hov, i. from {Heave.) 
 Hovel, H(Sv-cl, n. a Jod; a men babitajon; a kotaj. 
 Hovel, llov-oi, ». /. tu Jflior in a hovol. 
 Hover, lliiv-er, r. i. tu hag in de i^r ovorhdd; 
 
 tu woiidor ab'st. 
 
 I How, W-K, ad. tu bwut dtgii; in hwot maner. 
 
 HowuEiT. Hu-be-it,* ad. nevordeles; yet. 
 
 Howi>v, IH-di,; II. u midw(f. [kask. 
 
 llowEL, ll'8-ol, n. a UiA tu srooid dc insid uv a 
 
 However, H's-ev-er, ad. in hwol<jvor luaner; at 
 nl ivoiiln; at Ic.^t; nuvurdelod; yot. 
 I HowiTZ, llij-itJ, ^ n. u kjnd ov mortar or 
 
 I Howitzer, JH-it-zer, > kanon. 
 I HowKER, Hv-kcr, n. u sort ov Uui; vcicl or Jip, 
 I kariiy from fifti tu toi hundre<l guiiz. 
 
 Howl, llvl, v. i. tu kr{ az u wu!f ur dug, or as 
 WUII in di.itrdj; tu inak u llfd krj. 
 
 Howl, H'xl, n. dt krj ov a wulf or dog. 
 
 HowLET, H«-lot, n. Q bord ov de ■bI kjnd. 
 
 HoWLi.NG, Hil-if), u. de krj uv a wulf or dog; a 
 bond nrfz. 
 
 Howsoever, H's-so-ev-or, ad. in hwotever man- 
 er; oldu; b'sever. .Se {Jlnwecer.) 
 
 Hov, Hef, II. a sinol vesol, yq;^nali rigd az a 8la>p. 
 
 Hoy, Hrf, iuttr. a vug ekskluinujon or kol. 
 
 Hub, Hub, n. de nav ov a hwel; — a niqrk;— a hilt. 
 
 Hubbub, llub-ub,{ n. a konfq;;on; a tqinult. 
 
 HucK, lluk,^' V. i. tu hugl in piiri^asio guds. 
 
 IlicKLE, Hiik-I,* II. de hip. 
 
 HutKLEBACKED, Iliik-1-bakt,* a. krukbakt. 
 
 Hucklebekky, Hiik-l-bcr-i, n. a smol Jrub and 
 ii.s friijt. It rczeinblz de hwertlberi ov Iggland. 
 
 HucKSTEB, Huk-stcr, ». a retalor ov smol w^rz; a 
 pedler. 
 
 Huckster, Huk-stcr, i-. i. tu del in pcti bqrgenz. 
 
 HucKSTERAGE, lluk-ster-nj, n. delijj; biznus. 
 
 Huddle, Hiid-I,^ v.t. tu dm in a huri; tu tro tu- 
 goder. 
 
 Huddle, Hild-l.t r. i. tu pros tugdder in konf q^on. 
 I HuDDLK, Hud-1,^ n. a knsd; a tqmult; a koofq- 
 
 HuDDLER, Hdd-lor,:{ n. wun ba> hudlz; a bugglor. 
 
 HuDiBRASTic, Hq-di-brus-tik, a. dogerel; Ijk llq- 
 dibuLj. 
 
 Hue, Hq, ii. kulor; tint; — a klamor; a pursi'^t. 
 I Huff, nuf,J n. a swel ov anger or arugans: — a 
 ' buli. 
 
 I HuKF, Huf,J r. t. tu swel; tu tret wid insulena. 
 iHuFK, Huf,i V. i. tu bluster; tu storm; tu swel. 
 I HuFFER, Hiif-er,^ n. a blusterer; a buli. 
 
 Ill KFisii, lliif-ij,^ a. arogant; insulent; p^tyr^- 
 hiiit. 
 
 HuFFisHXESS. Hiif-iJ-ne.s.l n. p<4tyqlans; arogans. 
 
 Huffy, Hiif-i,J a. petyqlant; uogri; hufij. 
 jllro, Hug. I'. ^ tu euibrtis fondli: tu build fast. 
 < Hug, Hug, ii. a klos cmbras; u grjp in rcslig. 
 
 Huge, Hiij, a. vast; veri grat; enorinus. 
 [ Hugely, Hi'n-li, ad. iinen.sli; enormusli; gratli. 
 I HuGE.NESS, Uiy-nej*, n. enormus bulk; vast cks- 
 I tent. [pins. 
 
 Hugger MUG0I3, Hug-cr-mug-er,+ n.sekresi; bj- 
 I HuGUE.NOT, Hq-gon-ot, n. a Frcnq Kalvinist. 
 I Hulk, Hulk, n. de bodi uv a Jip: an uld ves«l. 
 
 Hulk, Hulk, r. /. tu rvi:<erat; az, tu hulk a h^r. 
 : HuLKY, Hiilk-i, a. hcvi, Iqrj, er unweldi. 
 i Hull, Hul, n. a husk; a kuvcrig;— de bodi ov a 
 I i'P. 
 
 Hull, Hul. p. t. tu pel of; — tu pers de hul. 
 I HuLLY. Hiil-i, a. havig hulz; huski. 
 ^ Hum, Hum, t. >'. tu sig Id; tu buz; tu murmar. 
 : Hum, Hum, v. t. tu sig in a lo drunig vtrs;— fta 
 iinput upon. [impoai/on. 
 
 Hum, Hum, n. a builfl nffi: — fa jest; a hiaks; an 
 
 Hum, Hum, i'it>r. impliig dtit and dcliborojon. 
 
 Human, Hq-man, a. havig de kwoliti ov a man; 
 luiinli: not divjn. 
 
 UuMANK, Hq-man, : k|nd; sivil; benevolent; 
 t.-iidcr. Ikjndli. 
 
 Humanely, Hq-miin-li, ad. in a hqman man«r; 
 
 HuMANE.NKSS, llq-mau-aea, n. t«ndernes; bl^- 
 munili.
 
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 186 
 
 HUR 
 
 Humanist, Hii,-nian-ist, n. wun verst in de nolej 
 
 ov hixmaniti; a gramarian; wun verst in poljt 
 
 lerniij. 
 Humanitarian, Hn,-man-i-ta-ri-an, n. wun hoo 
 
 bEk'vz Krist tu be a mtr man. 
 HuMANiTABiAN, Hi],-man-i-ta-ri-an, a. relatig 
 
 tia hiiraanitarianz, or hi\manitarianizm. 
 HuMANiTAEiANiSM, Hi|^-man-i-ta-ri-an-iz-ni, n.de 
 
 doktrin dat Jezus Krjst woz pozest ov a hn,man 
 
 natyi^r onli. 
 Humanity, Htj,-man-i-ti, n. de natyn,r ov man; 
 
 mankind; — bsnevolens; tendernes; — poljt liter- 
 
 ati]^r. [hitman. 
 
 Humanize, Hi\,-man-iz, v. t. tu sofn; tu render 
 HuMANiZEE, Hq.-man-jz-er, n. wun hm hi\man- 
 
 jzez. [mankjnd. 
 
 Humankind, Hti-man-kjnd, n. de ras ov man; 
 Humanly, Hii,-man-li, ud. after de maner ov 
 
 men. 
 Humble, Hiim-bl, or Um'bl, .1. not pr-jd; modest; 
 
 submisiv; loli ov spirit; lo. 
 Humble, Hdm-bl, v. t. tu mak humbl; tu subdi^. 
 Bumblebee, Hdm-bl-be, er Um'bl-be, n. a Iqrj 
 
 be; bumblbe. [prjd. 
 
 Humbleness, Hiim-bl-nes, n. hn,militi; absens ov 
 Humbler, Hum-bler, n. wun hco humblz er sub- 
 
 dviz. 
 Humbly, Hdm-bli, ad. wid'st prjd; wid hiimiliti. 
 Humbug, Hdm-bug, n. an impozijon: a hoks. 
 Humbug, Hum-bug, v. t. tu get; tu impoz upon. 
 Humdrum, Hum-drum,+ a. dul; dronij; sti^pid. 
 Humdrum, Hum-drum, j n. a stn,pid felo; a dron; 
 
 dul moaotoni. [wetii). 
 
 Humectation, Hq,-mek-ta-Jon,* n. de akt ov 
 Humeral, Hi^-mer-al, a. bel6i)iij tu de Jcalder. 
 Humid, H^-mid, a. wot: merst; damp; weteri. 
 Humidity, Hv^-mid-i-ti, n. merstyn,r; dampnes. 
 Humiliation, Hq-mil-i-a-Jon, n. de akt ov hum- 
 
 blii); de Stat ov bcii) humbld; abasment; merti- 
 
 fikajon. 
 Humility, Hix-mil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beii) 
 
 humbl; lolines; fredom from prjd; modesti. 
 HuMiNE, Hq-min, n. (^Chern.) de blak nqtritiv 
 
 mater ov vejetablz, az derjvd from de gr'snd, 
 
 pet, er turf, konsistii) ov kqrbon yi^njted wid 
 
 oksijen. 
 Humite, Hvi-mjt, n. {Min.} a mineral fund in 
 
 yelci-br'sn er kulorles kristalz on Monte Soma. 
 Hummel, Hum-el, v. i. tu separat de enz ov bqrli 
 
 from de kernel. 
 Hummeller, Hum-el-er, n. wun hO) humelz: an 
 
 instiajment fer separatii) de enz er hulz ov bqrli 
 
 from de sed. 
 Hummer, Hiim-er, n. he er dat hwiq humz. 
 Humming, Hum-ii), n. de ner-^ ov bez er fljz; 
 
 hum. 
 Humming-bird, Hum-ig-berd, n. a veri smel herd. 
 HuMMUMS, Hum-umz,* n, pi. swetig plasez er 
 
 bqdz. 
 HuMOE, Hq,-mor, n. mffstyiir; animal flq,id; de 
 
 merstyqr er flxj,id ov de animal bodi. 
 Humor, Yvi-mor, n. jeneral turn er temper ov 
 
 mjnd; dispozijon; mjnd; temporari inklinajon: 
 
 kapres; hwim; plezantri; jokyi|lariti; a spejez 
 
 ov wit floir) from de yi|mor ov a person. 
 Humor, Yi^-mor, v. t. tu gratifj; tu indulj. 
 Humoral, Hi\-mor-al, a. relatiij tu hi\,morz. 
 Humorist, Yii-mor-ist, n. wun hco gratifjz hiz 
 
 on yi|mor; a jester; a wag. 
 Humorous, Yti-mor-us, a. ful oy yn,mor; meri; 
 
 jokyqlar; jok«f)S; plezant. 
 Humorously, Yi^-mor-us-li, ad. jokosli; wid 
 
 yri'uor. 
 Humoeousness, Yii,-mor-us-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beirj yi],morus; jokyn,lariti. [ij. 
 
 Humoesome, Yii,-nior-sum, a, p6tyq,lant; od; pev- 
 
 Humoesomely, Y^-mor-sum-li, ad. petyT]_lantli; 
 
 pevijli. 
 Hump, Hump, n. a protuberans, az on de bak. 
 Humpback, Hdmp-bak, n. a kruked bak; hj Jol- 
 
 derz. 
 Humpbacked, Hump-bakt, ) a. havir) a kruked 
 Hunchbacked, Hunq-bakt,) bak. 
 Hunch, HuncjjJ v. t. tu josl; tu Juv; tu kruk. 
 Hunch, Hunq.J 71. a hump; a bunq: a puj; a Juv. 
 Hundred, Hun-dred, a. ten multipljd bj ten. 
 Hundred, Huu-dred, n. de number 100; — a dis- 
 
 trikt. [dred. 
 
 Hundredth, Hun-dredt, a. de ordinal ov a hun- 
 Hung, Huj), i. and p. ov Hatj. 
 Hunger, Uuij-ger, n. an eger dezjr er wont ov 
 
 f(Dd; a kravii) apetjt: eni vjolent dezjr. 
 Hunger, Hiig-ger, v. i. tu fel hugger. 
 Hungered, Hug-gerd, a. famijt; huggri. 
 Hungrily, Hiig-gri-li, ad. wid ken apetjt. 
 Hungry, Hug-gri, a. beig in wont ov iaA. 
 Hunks, Hugks,J n. a kuvetus, sordid req; a mjzer. 
 Huns, Hunz, n. i)l. a bqrbarus pepl ov Sifcia, hcD, 
 
 after subdiyg Fanonia, gav tu it de prezent 
 
 nam ov Huggari. 
 Hunt, Hunt, v. t. tu qas; tu pursi^; tu serq fer. 
 Hunt, Hunt, v. i. tu folo de (^as; tia serq. 
 Hunt, Hunt, n. a pak ov hundz; a qas; a pur- 
 
 sijt. 
 Hunter, Hiint-er, n. wun hoo gasez animalz. 
 Hunting, Hunt-ig, n. diverjon ov de qas; a serq- 
 
 ig. [tu qer h'sndz. 
 
 Hunting-horn, Hunt-ig-hern, n. a bij^l; a hern 
 Huntress, Hunt-res, n. a wuman hoo foloz de gas. 
 Huntsman, Hunts-man, n. wun hoo praktisez 
 
 huntig. [Jonz ov a hunter. 
 
 Huntsmanship, Hiints-man-Jip, n. de kwolifika- 
 HuRDLE, Hur-dl, n. a tekstyn,r ov stiks; a krat. 
 Hurdle, Hur-dl, v. t. tu hej, kuver, er kloz wid 
 
 hurdlz. [hqrdz. 
 
 HuRDS, Hurdz, n. pi. de refq,s ov hemp er flaks; 
 Huedy-gbedy, Hdr-di-gur-di, n. a strigd instrcD- 
 
 ment. 
 Hurl, Hurl, v. t. tu tro wid vjolens; tu drjv. 
 Hurl, Hurl, v. i. tu moov rapidli; tu hwerl. 
 Hurl, Hurl, n. de akt ov troig; a tq^mult; rjot. 
 Hurler, Hiirl-er, n. wun hoo troz er hurlz. 
 Hurly-burly, Hur-li-bur-li,t »i. a tn,mult: kom- 
 
 ojon; busl. [aplez; huz^. 
 
 Hurrah, Hu-r4, inter, a J-gt ov jer, trjumf, er 
 Hurricane, Hur-i-kan, n. a vjolent sterm ov 
 
 wind; a tornado; a vjolent tempest. 
 HuRRiER, Hur-i-er, n. wun hto huriz; a distiirber. 
 Hurry, Hur-i, v. t. tu hasn; tu drjv konfuz- 
 
 edli. 
 HuREY, Hdr-i, v. i. tu moov on wid presipitajon. 
 Hurry, Hdr-i, n. tumult; presipitajon; komo- 
 
 Jon. [fH3on- 
 
 Hurry-skurry, Hur-i -skur-i,} n. hast and kon- 
 HuRRY-SKUEEY, Hur-i-skur-i,t ad. konfq^zedli; in 
 
 a busl. 
 Hurt, Hurt, v. t. [i. hurt, fs. hurtig, hurt;] tta 
 
 hqrm; tu wosnd: tu injq^r. 
 Hurt, Hurt, n. hqrm; misqif; a woond; inj^ri. 
 Hurtee, Hurt-er, n. wun hoo duz hqrm; a wCDnd- 
 
 er. [Jus. 
 
 Hurtful, Hurt-ful, a. misqivus; injq,rius; nok- 
 HuRTFULLY, Hurt-ful-i, ad. inj^riusli; misqiv- 
 
 usli. 
 HuRTFULNESS, Hurt-f ul-nes, ji. inji^riusnes; hqrm. 
 Hurtle, Hur-tl, v. i. tu klaj; tu skermij; tu 
 
 josl. ' [hwerl. 
 
 Hurtle, Hur-tl, v. t. tu puJ wid vjolens; tu 
 Huetleberey, Hur-tl-ber-i, n. hwertlberi; hukl- 
 
 beri. 
 HuETLESS, Hurt-les, a. inosent; hqrmles; innok- 
 
 Jus.
 
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 Husband, Hdi-baml, n. kort-lativ tu ic\f; a man 
 
 miiri'l tu II wum:in; — un tki'muiuisl; ci furtuiT. 
 Husband, iliii-bund, c /. tu luanaj fnbgali; tu 
 
 til. ' [tnugalui. 
 
 Hl'Bbandable, Hii«-band-a-bl, a. manojabl wid 
 Husbandman, Hiiz-bund-man, n. a fqrinur; a kdl- 
 
 tiviii.ir. [kiir. 
 
 Husbandht, Hdz-b:in(l-ri, ii. tiliij: trifl: fri&guliti; 
 Husu, HuJ, inter. !>{luiisl be 8til! no nirz! 
 Hush, HuJ, a. «til; sjlent: kw|et. 
 Hush, HuJ, v. i. tu be stil; tu be s^lont. 
 Hush, HuJ, ■-. t. tu stil; tu silcns; tu kwjct. — 
 
 HiJ up, tu 8upr6s in sjlens. 
 Hushmo\kv, HiiJ-mun-i, ii. a bqb tu indies sc- 
 
 kru-i, or tu hiiidor iiifonnajon. 
 Husk, Hu-ik, n. de utmusl integynment ov fniits. 
 Husk, Husk, v. t. tu ."trip of de integyivmont. 
 HusKKD, Huskt, a. b.irifl a husk; — stript ov 
 
 husk:*. 
 HrsKiNKSS, Hiia-ki-nos, n. de stat ov beig hui^ki. 
 Husky, Hi'n-ki, a. ab'itndiD in husks; — drj; hor^. 
 Huso, Hi'i-su, n. a Iqrj fij, ivnd in de Danyi^b, 
 
 friiui hwii} |zig;^las iz mad. 
 Hussar, Huz-qr, n. a kjnd ov hoM soljcr. 
 HussV, Hdz-i.* H. u sori or wurtles wuuian. 
 HusTiNus, Hi'ist-ipz, II. f>l. a kurt. lu Jijijland, 
 
 de plus ov metig for elektig a member ov Pqrli- 
 
 meiit. 
 Hustle. Hii*-!,! r. t. tu Jnk tugeder in konfiijon. 
 Huswife, Hiiz-if, or Huz-wif, n. a bad mAnujer; 
 
 a huzi; u kn:i for nedlz, ks.; htss-vrif. Se 
 
 HuswiKK. Htiz-if,* c. t. tu manaj froigali, 
 HuswiKELY, Hiiz-if-li,* a. trifti; foDsjal. 
 HuswiFtLY. Hiiz-if-li,* ad. trifiili. 
 HuswiFEUY, Hiiz-if-ri,* n. duim^tik ekdnomi. 
 Hut, Hut, n. a jxtir kotaj; a tc^mporari bildig. 
 Hut, Hut. r. i. tuloj or plus in hut.s. [trap. 
 
 Hutch. Huq, n. a Itorn qest: a nibit boks; a rat 
 Hutch. IIu<^, o. (. tu hard; tu la up, az in a qcst. 
 Huzza, Hu-zi^, inUr. an eksklamajon ov j* or 
 
 trjuinf; hurq. 
 Huzza, Hu-zq, n. a J-st; a krj ov eksklamajon. 
 Huzza, Huzq, f. «. tu uter eksklamajon. 
 Huzza, llu-z(i, v. t. tu rescv er atend wid eks- 
 
 khiintifun: tu apl'kl. 
 Hyacinth. Hj-a-sint, n. a finer; a jem;a mineral. 
 Htacintuine, Hi-a-sio-tin, a. relatig tu b^a- 
 
 sinfc<. 
 Htads, Hj-adz, n. pi. {A*tron.y a woteri kon- 
 
 stolujcin: a kluster ov f^v stqrz. 
 Hyaline, Hj-a-lin,* a. glusi; kristalin. 
 Hybrid, Hj-brid, (/r Hib-rid, a. muggrel; ov dif- 
 
 cri-ni !<pejcz. [spejcz. 
 
 Hybbidous, Hib-ri-dus, a. prodi^st fifem diferont 
 HYDAfiDES, Hi-dat-i-des, ». pi. [L.] litl transpi^r- 
 
 ent bliKliTZ. ' 
 
 Hydra, lii-dru, ». [L.] a monster wid meni hcdz. 
 Hydragouue, Hj-dra-gog, n. medi^iiD bwiq elu- 
 
 pelz wjtori sekrtjonz. 
 Hydranoka, Hi-drin-je-o, n. {Bot.} a wnter 
 
 pbin^ and fl'Mer. (ig wotcr. 
 
 Hydrant, Hi-drant, n. a pjp ormaj^n for dis<;qrj- 
 HvDEATi:, lli-drat, n. a kcmikal kumpiiud, wuii S 
 
 ov (\c inijrriliiMit" i>v hwiq iz woter. I 
 
 Hydraulic, Hi-dnU-ik, j a. relatig tu ^ot- ' 
 
 Hydraulical, Hi-dn'»l-i-kal, t cr pjjw, er de 
 
 konviiaiis ov woter tru> pjpe. I 
 
 Hydraulicon, Hl-dril-i-kon, n. a woter-ergan | 
 Hydraulics, Hj-drol-ik", h. pi. de Hjen.t ov de ! 
 
 mujon and furs ov fli^idi; de qrt ov konvaig 
 
 W'lt T trvK \>'i\**. I 
 
 Htdriodate. Hj-dri-o-dat, «. {Chem.} a aolt 
 
 forind li) hjdrolik a<id, wid a ba<. 1 
 
 Htdriodic, Hl-dri 6d-ik, a. {Ch^m.} noli;) an | 
 
 ■aid kuuipu>xd or b^drojea aad i«jdiQ. I 
 
 Hydriot, Hj-dri-ot, n. a natir or de Orek ilaod 
 
 ov Hj.lra. 
 Hydrocarbo.n, Hi-dru-kqr-bon, n. (Chem.) a 
 
 kompvad ov htdrujcn and kqrbon; hidrbkc^rbi^- 
 
 ret. 
 Hydrocarbuuet, Hi-dru-k(\r-bq-ret, n. ( Chem.) 
 
 <i k<>iiip><ii<l ov lifdrujcn auj ki^rbon. 
 Hydrocardia, lli-drij-kqr-<ii-<i, n. (iW.)u drop- 
 si ov de |H:rikqrdium. 
 Hydrocele, H|-dro-!<el, n. a morbid kolok/on or 
 
 w.jter Ml de ."krutulu or s|>9rmatik kurd. 
 Hydrocefhalus, Hi-dru-sc-f-a-lus, n. adropsi in 
 
 dc tied, (jr WDtfr on de bron. 
 Hydrochloric, lli-dru-klu-rik, a. { (Jhem.) DOti^ 
 
 1111 !i<id kumoiili kold mqriatik asid. 
 HvDKODYNAMics, Hi-dro-di-naiu-ik-s n. a siona 
 
 koinprizig biilruslatiks and bidroliks. 
 Uydrookx. Ili-dro-jon, «. {Chem.} a gas hwic, 
 
 kuiiibiiid wid' ok^iJL-n, jiruKlq-iez wottr. It ii 
 
 kuiorl'--, tasiles, iiiodorus and iuflamabl. 
 Hydrographer, H)-dr6g-ra-fer, n. wun v^rst in 
 
 hjilro;?r.ifi. 
 Uydrourapuical, Hi-dra-graf-i-kal, a. relatig 
 
 tu hj.lrojirrafi. 
 Hydroorafuy, Uj-drog-ra-fi, n. de qrtovm^jur- 
 
 ig and de:ikrjbig de se, its b'sudariz, ks. 
 Hydrology, Hj-drol-o-ji, n, de sjena or nolej ov 
 
 wtter. [er. 
 
 Hydromancy, Hj-dro-man-si, n. divinajon b{ wot- 
 Hydromkl, Hj-dra-mcl, n. a likor formd ov huni 
 
 ami w.jter. 
 Hydrometer. Hj-dr6m-e-tcr, n. an in'trutment 
 
 lia inejqr de ekstent, graviti, densiti, As., ov 
 
 flqidz. [qrig flqidz. 
 
 Hydrometry, Hj-drom-e-tri, n. de qrt ov mej- 
 Hydropathy, Hj-dnip-a-ti, n. de metod ov kqr- 
 
 ig dizi/.L-z l)j mrnz ov woter; woter-kqr. 
 Hydrophobia, Hj-drd-fJi-bi-a, ii.adredov wotcr; 
 
 kanju madnes. 
 Hydrophobic, H{-dro-f6b-ik, a. relatig tuhj- 
 
 drutubiu. 
 Hydropic. H[-drop-ik, > a. dropsikal; wot- 
 
 Hydropical, Hj-drop-i-kal, j eri. 
 Hydroscope, ifj-dru-skcip, n. a sort ov woter 
 
 ktok. 
 Hydro.static, Hj-dni-stit-ik, > a. relatig 
 
 Hydrostatical, Hj-dto-stat-i-kal, i tuhidro- 
 
 sUitik.-. 
 Hydrostatics, Hi-dro-stit-iks, n. pi. Ae sjena 
 
 hwifj trr ts ov de wat and mojon ov flqidz. 
 Hydrothorax, Hl-drd-tu-raks, n. in medikal 
 
 lag^wuj, drnii.<i in de .Qcst. 
 Hydrotics, Hi-drul-iks, n. pi. purjera or we- 
 
 tt-r or Mem. 
 Hydrous, Hj-drus, a. woteri; kontanig wotcr. 
 Hydrous, Hj-drus, m. [Z.] q wutcr-snak: u kon- 
 
 stelajun. 
 Hyemal, Hj-e-mal, or Hj-c-mal, a. bcl6gig tu 
 
 winter. [wulf. 
 
 Hyena, H|-e-na, n. a fers animal rez^mblig a 
 
 Hygeiax. Hi-je-an, * i .• . u i» 
 
 ii»„.i-... If •• 1 *• relatin tu hell. 
 
 llYOiEAN, Hj-jE-an, ) " 
 
 Hygiene, Hi-ji-en, n. dat bronq ov mcdisin hwiq 
 
 trrts (iv dr prczer%-nj(in ov belt. 
 Hygienic, llj-ji-en-ik, a. relatig tu hjjien or holt. 
 Hygrometer, H[-gr6m-e-ter, n. an instratment 
 
 tu mejqr de ilegrez ov de mffstyqr ov de at- 
 
 mosfer. 
 Hyorometric, Hj-gro-met-rik, a. rtlatig tu hj- 
 
 grumctri: apijd tu sub.^tanscz hwiq rcdili brklim 
 
 mifst or dr|, b| koresp6ndig Qanjei ov de slat or 
 
 dr atmosfrr. 
 Htorometry, Hj-gnSm-e-tri, «. de qrt ov m^s^ir- 
 
 ig dc miTstyqr ov dt atmosfer. 
 Htoroscope^ lij-gro-.'kop, n. an instroment ta 
 
 Ju dc mtfstyqr and drjnes or de i^r.
 
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 188 
 
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 Htgrostatics, Hi-gro-stat-iks, «. de mejiirii) ov 
 
 dsgrez ov merstynr. [er. 
 
 Hylaechical, Hj-lqrk-i-kal, a. prezidii) overmat- 
 Htlobate, Hi-16-bat, n. a log-qrmd ap; a gib- 
 
 on. 
 Hylopathism, Hj-16p-a-tiz-m, n. ds tenet er 
 
 doktriii dat de Ijf ov mater iz senjent. 
 Hylotheism, Hi-I6f)-£-iz-m, n. de doktrin er be- 
 
 \ii dat mater iz God; a spejcz ov materializm. 
 Hylozoic, Hj-lo-z6-ik, «. wun hot) boldz el mat- 
 er tu be animated. 
 Hylozoism, Hj-l(a-z6-iz-m,w. de doktrin dat mat- 
 er livz: de tgori ov de sol ov de wurld,er ov a 
 
 Ijf rezjdii) in natyqr. 
 Hymen, Hi-men, n. de god ov marij; a membran. 
 Hymeneal, Hi-men-e-al, n. a marij soi). 
 Hymeneal, Hj-men-e-al, ) a. pertanig tumar- 
 Hymenean, Hj-men-e-an, i ij. 
 Hymenean, Hi-men-e-an, n. sam az himerual. 
 Hymn, Him, n. a divjn soi); a sog ov praz. 
 Hymn, Him, v. t. tu praz in sog; tu sig. 
 Hymn, Him, v. i. tu sig sogz ov adorajon. 
 Hymnic, Him-nik, a. relatig tu bimz. 
 Hyp, Hip,t v. t. tu mak melankoli; tti dispirit. 
 
 Q kontrakjon ov hipokondriak. 
 Hypallage, Hj-pal-a-j£, n. a term in Retorik, 
 
 signifjig a spejez ov inverjon. 
 Hyphee, Hj-fer, n. a Grek pref iks, impljig over, 
 
 beyond er ekses. 
 Hypeebaton, Hj-per-ba-ton, n. {Bhet.) a figyrir 
 
 bj hwiq wurdz qr transpozd from de gramatikal 
 
 erder. [a kon. 
 
 Hypeebola, Hj-per-bo-la, n. {Genm.) a sekjon ov 
 Hypeebole, Hj-per-bo-le, «. {Rhet.} a figyi],r 
 
 hwiq ekspresez mor er les dan de egzakt trilit). 
 Hyperbolic, Hj-per-bol-ik, ) a. Ijk a hjp^r- 
 Hypeebolical, Hj-per-bol-i-kal, \ bole er hj- 
 
 perbala; egzajeratig er ekstenyqatig. 
 Hypeebolically, Hj-per-bol-i-kal-i, ad. in a 
 
 hjperbolik maner. 
 Hypeeboliform, Hj-per-bol-i-ferm, a. fermd Ijk 
 
 a hiperbola. [boljzez. 
 
 Hypeebolist, Hj-per-bo-list, n. wun hcD hjper- 
 Hypeebolize, Hj-per-bo-ljz, t;. i. tu j^r. hjp^r- 
 
 ha\zz. [ekstenytiat. 
 
 Hyperbolize, Hj-p^r-bo-ljz, v. t. tu egzajerat er 
 Hypeeboeean, Hj-per-bo-re-an, a. fqrnertjfrijid; 
 
 kolJ. 
 Hypeecatalectic, Hj-per-kat-a-lek-tik, a. ek- 
 
 sedig de mejqr. 
 Hypeeceitic, Hj-per-krit-ik, »i. a kapjuserun- 
 
 kandid kritik. [yond rezn. 
 
 Hypeecritical, Hj-per-krit-i-kal, a. kritikal be- 
 Hypercriticism, Hj-per-krit-i-siz-m, n. kapjus 
 
 kritisizm. [de standard. 
 
 Hypermetee, Hj-p^r-me-ter, n. sumtig mor dan 
 Hypeephysical, Hj-per-fiz-i-kal, a. sq,pernatyq,- 
 
 ral. 
 
 Hypeesaecosis. Hj-per-sar-kco-sis, n. {Med.) pr'sd 
 
 llej. 
 Hyphen, Hj-fen, n. a Jert daj, yTj,zd az a not ov 
 
 konjugkjon in kompozijon and printig. 
 Hypocaust, Hip-o-kest, n. a plas fer a furnaa. 
 Hypochondeia, Hip-o-kon-dri-a, n. [Z.] melan- 
 koli; dejekjon; splen; vaporz; hipokondrjasis. 
 Hypochondriac, Hip-o-kon-dri-ak, a. hipokon- 
 
 drjakal. 
 Hypochondriac, Hip-o-kon-dri-ak, «. wun hen iz 
 
 melankoli, er aflikted wid hipokondria. 
 Hypochondriacal, Hip-o-kon-drj-a-kal, a. mel- 
 ankoli; dispirited; diserderd in de imajinajon. 
 Hypochondeiacism, Hip-o-kon-drj-a-siz-m, n. 
 
 melankoli. 
 Hypochondeiasis, Hip-o-kon-drj-a-sis, n. hipo- 
 
 kondriak afekjon; melankoli; splen; hipokondria. 
 Hypocist, Hip-o-sist, n. a plant; — an inspisated 
 
 JH^- [pretens. 
 
 Hypoceisy, Hi-p6k-ri-si, n. disimyqlajon; fels 
 Hypocrite, Hip-o-krit, n. a disembler in relijon, 
 
 &s. 
 Hypocritic, Hip-o-krit-ik, ) a. partakig ov 
 
 Hypocritical, Hip-o-krit-i-kal, i hipokrisi; in- 
 
 sinser; k^nterfit. [simyqlajon. 
 
 Hypoceitically, Hip-o-krit-i-kal-i, ad. wid di- 
 Hypogastric, Hip-Q-gas-trik, a. seted in de loer 
 
 pqrt ov de beli. 
 Hypogene, Hip-o-jen, a. {Min.} relatig tu a 
 
 klas ov roks, komonli keld prjmari roks. 
 Hypogeum, Hip-o-je-um, n. [L.] {Arch.) a seler 
 
 er velt qrqt over. 
 Hypostasis, Hj-p6s-ta-sis, n. [L,] pi. Hj-p6s-ta- 
 
 SEz; personaliti; substans. 
 Hypostatical, Hj-po-stat-i-kal, a. k6nstitq,tiT; 
 
 personal. [ali. 
 
 Hypostatically, Hj-po-stat-i-kal-i, ad. person- 
 Hypothecate, Hj-pot-E-kat, v. t. tu pen; tu plej. 
 Hypothenuse, Hj-p6t-e-nq,s,) n. de Iqrjestsjdov 
 Hypotenuse, Hi-pot-e-nns, ) a rjt aggld trj- 
 
 aggl. 
 Hypothesis, Hj-p6t-e-sis, n.,pl. Hj-pot-e-sez; a 
 
 supozijon; a sistem as^md but not prcovd. 
 Hypothetic, Hj-po-tet-ik, j a. inkh^dig a 
 
 Hypothetical, Hj-po-tet-i-kal, ! hjpotesis er 
 
 supozijon; kondijonal. [onali. 
 
 Hypothetically, Hj-po-tet-i-kal-i, ad. kondij- 
 Hyson, Hj-son, n. an eKselent spejez ov gren te. 
 Hyssop, Hiz-op, er His-op, n. a vertisilat plant; an 
 
 erb. 
 Hysteric, His-ter-ik, ) a. relatig tu bister- 
 
 Hysterical, His-ter-i-kal, \ iks; trubld wid fits. 
 Hysterics, His-ter-iks, n. pi. fits pekx^lyar tu 
 
 wimen. 
 HysterolOgy, His-te-rol-o-ji, ) 
 
 Hysteron-proteron, His-te-ron-prot-e-ron, \ "* 
 
 {Bhet.) a figyqr ov speq bj hwiq an inverjon iz 
 
 mad, putig de last ferst. 
 
 I. 
 
 Ii, az a v^el in de komon Igglif alfabet, haz 
 , \a> prinsipal s-sndz; wan log, az in {fine,) de 
 uderjert, az in {fin.) Hi a nqmeral ior wyn. 
 It iz also yil,zd az an abreviajon for id; az {i. e. 
 id est,) dat iz. 
 I, ^, pron. ov de ferst person; mjs(51f, de person 
 
 spEkig;,s— ;wz. mjn; ohj. me; — pi. we, -srz, us. 
 Iambic, i-am-bik a. havig a Jert and a log silabl. 
 Iambic, i-am-bik, n. a. vers kompiizd ov jambik fet. 
 
 I Iambus, ^-am-bus, n. [Z.] pi. ^-am-bj, er i-km- 
 
 bus-ez; a poetik fut konsistig ov a Jert and a 
 
 ! log silabl, az adctr. [trntig. 
 
 Iatroleptic, i-a-tro-lep-tik, a. dat kqrz bj an- 
 i Ibex, 4'beks, n. [Z.] a wjld got. 
 
 Ibidem, l-bj-dem, ad. [Z.] in de sam plas. 
 
 Ibis, i'bis, n. [L.J an fjipjan herd Ijk de sterk. 
 
 Ice, ^s, n. woter er uder likwid konjeld solid bj 
 1 kold; konkreted Jugar; js-krem.
 
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 189 
 
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 Ice, fr, r. t. tu kuver wi(t J«; tu fm. 
 
 ICKBCBO, •jH'berg, ". a munten iir grat maa ov ja, 
 
 flutij) in At nordcrn or polar cri. 
 ICKBLI.VK. {^'bligk, n. a diizlig brjtnoe, kesd b] 
 
 At rrflfk/on ov Ijt from \*. 
 IcLBijiLT, +s'bilt, a. f.»rm<l ov j«. 
 IcK-CREAM. 'ti'krf m, n. a konfekjuii mad ov krr m. 
 
 As., fruzn. [ed. 
 
 ICE-HOCSE, ■h('hT5S, n. a h'ss in hwir j^ iz rrpoiit- 
 ICK-PLANT, ^'|pliinf, n. a jilimt ov j'-i itpcranH. 
 IcHNEL'MON, Ik-ni\-mon, n. a .smol animal. 
 lOHNUOBAPniCAL, Ik-nu-grdf-i-kal, a. rrlntif) tu 
 
 iknopTifi. [platfrtrm. 
 
 IcHNOORAPnY, Ik-n6g-ra-fi, n. a grsnd plot: a 
 IcuoB, fk.ir, H. [6V.] a tin, wotcri humorordis- 
 
 q(\rj, Ijk sFrum. 
 IcnoRi's, ■Fkor-us. .-i. scrus; ganius; tin. 
 Ichthyology, Ik-ti-<Sl-o-ji, n. de sjens ov fijcr. 
 ICHTHYOPHAOY, Ik-ti-6f-a-ji, n. At praktis ov 
 
 rti|) fij. 
 ICHTHYOPHTHALIIITE, Ik-ti-of-tal-mjt, »l. ( J/ifl.) 
 
 a spf Jr/. ov zi'oljt ov a pvrli luster, rezcmblig At 
 
 i ov a fiJ; fij-j ston. 
 Ichthyosaurus, Ik-ti-o-s<i-ru!<, n. {Geol.} a hiy 
 
 fiJ l|k a liz'ird, an ek.x(i;)kt animal. 
 Icicle, ■F<i-kl, n. a p<'ndi.'nt Jwt ov j:». 
 IciXESS. 'Fsi-nea, n. dc ftat ov beip jsi. 
 IciNO, i'sifl, n. a kuvcrij) ov konkrttod Jugar. 
 Icon, fkon, n. [L.] a pikfji^r or reprtientajon. 
 Iconoclast, i'-k6n-o-klast, n. a braker ov im- 
 
 Bjor. 
 Iconoclastic, t-kon-o-kla-'-tik, a. brakip imnjez. 
 IcONOORAPHY, 'J-ku-nog-ra-fi, n. a dr-ikripjon ov 
 
 piktynrz. As. [rrrcnta/on. 
 
 Iconolooy, 'I'-ko-ndl-o-ji, n. de doktrin ov rep- 
 IcosANDRiA. i-ko -s.-in-dri-a, n. {/fot.) a klas ov 
 
 plants havif) twcnti or raor stnmonz. 
 Icteric Ik-ter-ik, h. a mcdisin fur jqndis. 
 ICTERiCAL, Ik-t^r-i-kal, a. rclatig tu Ac jqndis; 
 
 gud agenst At jqndii!. 
 ICT, ¥m, a. ful ov js; kold; frosti; bakward. 
 I'd, 4'd.t a kontrak/on for aP rrxid. 
 Idea, i'-de-a, n. [ </r.] df imaj ov cnitip in de | 
 
 mjnd; konsppjon; tot: nojon: imajinajon. 
 Ideal. t-dE-al, a. mental; inteloktyqal; imajind. 
 Idealism, 't-dE-al-ii-m. n. At doktrin ov jdtal 
 
 cgzistiri.s. (izm. 
 
 Idealist, ■f-dr-al-ist, n. wun ho) belevz in jdral- 
 Idealitv, ■f-dc-al-i-ti, n. {f'hren.) signifjig de 
 
 talent fir poetri and wurks ov imajinajon. 
 Idealize, i-df-al-jz, r. t. and t. tu form jdrnz: 
 
 tu iinajin. 
 Ideally, t-de-al-i, a<l. intclektyqnli: montali. 
 Idem. Fdem. n. [L.] At sam: ofn kontniktod tu id. 
 Identic, *-dpn-tik,* > . ,., 
 
 Identical. t-dPn-ti-kal. \ "• "*^ «"": not dif crent. 
 Identically, t-d^n-ti-kal-i, ad. wid samnes. 
 Identu'alni:s.s, t-den-ti-kal-ncii, n. de otat ov 
 
 brip {ilentikal. 
 Identification, ♦-den-ti-fi-ka-Jon, n. At akt ov 
 
 Jd^ntifjio. [gam. 
 
 Identify, t-d^^n-ti-fl, *"• '• ^^ V^^ o«" mak de I 
 Identity, +-d«>n-ti-ti, n. samnw: jd^ntikalnos. I 
 Ideoouapiiic, Id-e-o-graf-ik, a. roprrzf^ntip jdraz 
 
 or fitryiirr, ai hicroglifik or i-'lnit karakterz. 
 Ideourapht, ♦-de-^g-ra-fi, n. a ristem ov ./art- 
 hand rjtip. 
 Ideology, •f-dr-Al-o-ji, n. dr i^cns ov dr mjnd. 
 Ides, hit, n. in dr Human Kalcadar, dt fiftrnt 
 
 da ov Mqn;, Ma, JqlJ, and Oktobcr, and de t^r- 
 
 tf nt I'V dr udor munt;*. 
 Id est, Jd est, [/,.] dat iz; — abr^vintod tu (i. *.) 
 Idiocrast, ld-i-6k-n-«i, n. pekt^lyiariti or kon- 
 
 stiti^Jon. (kon.<tittjJon. 
 
 Idiocratical, Id-i-o-krit-i-kal, ». pckqlyor in 
 Idiocy, Id'i-o-si, •>. wont ot nnderstindig. 
 
 Idiom, Id'i-om, n. At mod ut tftq pekfiljar tu a 
 
 lapgwaj. 
 Idiomatic, Id-i-u-mat-ik, j m. rtlatig tu 
 
 Idiomatical. Id-i-u-mat-i-kal, i idiomz; pekql- 
 
 yiir tu a lungwuj. 
 Idiopathic, Id-i-upaf-ik, m. orijinal; pr|mari. 
 Ikiopathv, Id-i-6p-a-ti, n. a prjmah or urijinal 
 
 dizez. 
 Idiosyncrasy, Id-i-o-sin-kra-si, ». q pekqlyar 
 t<>m|iurament. [in. 
 
 Idiot, M'i-ot, n. a fii»l; wun dev^d ov undersliod- 
 Idiotic, ld-i-6t-ik, > , i r • r 
 
 iDioTicAL, Id-i-ot-i-kal, ; ^- »tlH: f"'!'/. 
 Idiotism, Id'i-ot-iz-m,* n. an idiom;— foli; idiosi. 
 Idiotize. Id'i-ot-jz, c. t. tu bckdm stqpid. 
 Idle. ¥■{], a. lazi; not erapl»fd: yi^slcs; trjflip. 
 Idle, 'Pdl, i\ t. tu loiz t|m in indulons: tu be idl. 
 Idle. •Pdl, r. t. tu wast: tu konsqm unprofitabli. 
 IDLE.VES.S. i^dl-nes, n. lazines; sl^t; trivialnes. 
 Idler, "Fdler, n. an {dl or lazi per«<jn: a slugard. 
 Idly, filli, ad. in an jJl manor; fifili/li. 
 Idol, 'Fdol, n. an imaj wurjipt az a g<id. 
 Idolater, •t-dol-a-ter, n, a wurjiper ov jdolz; a 
 
 |>npin. 
 Idolatress, ii-dol-a-trcs, n. a femal idolater. 
 Idolatrize, 't-dol-a-triz, r. t. tu wurjip jdoli; 
 
 tu {doljz. 
 Idolatrous, i-ddl-a-trus, a. partakig or jdolatri. 
 Idolatroisly, i'-dol-a-trus-li, ad. in an idulatrus 
 
 mancr. [imajez. 
 
 Idolatry, i'-dol-a-tri, n. At wurjip or jdolz er 
 InoLisM, 'Fdol-iz-m,* w. jdolatrus wurjip. 
 Idolize, ►Kdol-jz, r. t. tu luv or reverens tu ad- 
 
 orajon. [crensez. 
 
 Idolizer, i^dol-jz-er, n. wun ho* jdoljzez or r^r- 
 Idoneous, t-ddi-nc-us,* a. fit: proper; kunveoyent. 
 Idyl, t'dil, n. a pastoral i)ucm: an eklog. 
 I. E.. for id est, [L.] dat iz. 
 If, If, kmij. yqzd az a sjn ov kondijon; — giv er 
 
 supuz dat: nl'sig dat: do. 
 Igneous, Ig'ne-us. a. kontanig fjr; emitig f jr. 
 Igniferous, Ig-nif-cr-us,* a. prudqsij) fjr. 
 Igmkv, I;;'ni-tj,* r. f. tu form intu fjr. 
 Ignipotent, Ig-nip-o-tent,* a. jprrzidip over fjr. 
 Ignis katuus, Ig'nis fat-yq-us, n. [L.] pi. Ig-nei 
 
 fat-yii-j. a fieri meteor, sen in mqrji plascz, 
 
 kold Wil-wid-a-wisp, or .lak-wid-a-lantem. 
 Ignite, Ig-nji, v. t. tu kindl; tu set on Qr. 
 I(;mte. Ig-njt, r. i. tu bekiim fjeri: tu tak fjr. 
 IiiMTiBLE, Ig-nji-i-bl, a. kapabl ov beip ignjted. 
 Ignition. Ig-niJ-on, n. At akt ov ignjtip. 
 loMvoMOUS, Ig-niv-o-mus, a. vomitip fjr. 
 Ignoble, Ig-nu-bl, a. not nobi: ov \o bert: men. 
 Ignobleness, Ig-n(I>-bl-nc», m. de stat ov beig ig- 
 
 nobl. 
 Ignobly, Ig-ndi-bli, ad. ignominiusli: menli. 
 Ignominious, Ig-no-min-i-us, a. men; Jamful; 
 
 disoiiorabl: rcpru^ful. 
 loNOMiNiouSLY, Ig-no-min-i-us-H, ad. menli; 
 
 .skandalu.sli. 
 Ignominy, Ig'no-min-i, n. disgras; repruq: Jam. 
 Ignoramus, Ig-niD-ra-mu.«, n. \L.] pi. Ig-nu-ra- 
 
 nius-ez: a fdilij fclo: a van pretender. 
 Ignorance, Ig'nu-ran?. n. wont ov nolej; nejeens. 
 Ignorant, Ig'no-rant, a. wontip nolcj; unl^mcd. 
 Ignorant, Ig'no-rant, n. wun untot or unin.<trukt- 
 loNORANTLY, Ig'no-rant-li, ad. wid'St nolej. [ed. 
 Ignore, Ig-nur, r. t. {Uuc) tu dekl4r igiiurans 
 
 ov; not tu no; az a grand jqri u/nur a bil. hwen 
 
 da dot not fjnd suq evident at tu mak gud dc 
 
 prtzc'ntment. 
 Ignoscible, Ig-n65-i-bl, a. kapabl or pqrdn. 
 loOANA, I-gw4-na. n. a jenus or bi;tiful liKirds, 
 
 csif'md for fiod: kold olso ijit<qma. 
 louANODON, I-gw.4n-o-don, n. {(rfJ.) a jjgintik 
 
 ckstigkt fosil reptil, rei^mblin Ac igwqoa.
 
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 II, B, wun ov dt fermz ov in; yq,zd bsfor wurdz 
 bEginiij wid I, komonli negativiij de wurd tu 
 hwiq it iz prsfikst. 
 
 Ile, 41, n. a wok er ali;— properli, (Aisle.) 
 
 Ilex, 4'leks, n. [L.] ds grat skqrlet ok. 
 
 Iliac, Il'i-ak, a. rElatig tu de loer b-selz. Jliak 
 
 pafm, a danjerus kjnd ov kolik. 
 Iliad, Il'i-ad, n. de Grsk epik poem ov Homer. 
 Ilk, Ilk,* a. de sam; eq. 
 
 III, II, a. bad; not giad; evi; sik: not in belt. 
 Ill, II, H. wikednes; misfGrtyq,n; mizeri. 
 
 Ill, II, ad. not wel; not rjtli. Jl iz yixzd in kompo- 
 
 zijon tia ekspres a bad'kwoliti; az, t7-formd, &?. 
 
 Illacerable, Il-as-er-a-bl, a. dat kan not be torn, 
 
 Illacrymable, Il-ak-ri-ma-bl,* a. inl 
 
 WEpi;). 
 
 Illapse, ll-dps, n. a gradyT^al sljdig in. 
 Illaqueate, Il-a-kw8-at, v. t. tu entrap; tu 
 
 ensn4r. 
 Illaqueation, Il-a-kwe-a-Jon, n. de akt ov en- 
 
 sn^rii]; a sn^r. 
 Illation, Il-a-Jon, n. inferens: konklt^^^on dren. 
 Illative, ll'a-tiv, a. rslatii) tia ilajon: inferenjal. 
 Illative, ll'a-tiv, n. a pqrtikl dtnotiij ilajon. 
 Illatively, ll'a-tiv-li, ad. bj ilajon er konkh|j;on. 
 Ill A UD able, Il-ed-a-bl, a. not ledabl; senjrirabl. 
 Illaudably, li-od-a-bli, ad. wid-st dezervii) praz. 
 Ill-bred, Il'bred, a. not wel-bred; unsivil: im- 
 
 pi\dcnt. 
 Illegal. Il-E-gal, a. kontrari tu le; not legal. 
 Illegality, ll-e-gal-i-ti, n. de statovbeiij ilegal. 
 Illegalize, Il-E-gal-jz, r. t. tu render ilegal. 
 Illegally, Il-£-gaI-i, ad. in a maner kontrari tu 
 le. [gal. 
 
 Illegalxess, Il-e-gal-nes, n. de stat ov beii) He- 
 Illegibility, Il-ej-i-bil-i-ti, 7i. inkapabiliti ov 
 beii) red. [lejibl. 
 
 Illegible, Il-ej-i-bl, a. dat kan not be red: not 
 Illegibly, Il-ej-i-bli, ad. in a maner not tu be 
 red. [ilejitimat. 
 
 Illegitimacy, Il-e-jit-i-ma-.si, n. de stat ov beii) 
 Illegitimate, Il-e-jit-i-mat, a. bern ut ov wed- 
 lok. [jitimat. 
 
 Illegitimate, Il-e-jit-i-mat, v. t. tu render ile- 
 Illegitim.\tely', Il-e-jit-i-mat-li, ad. not in 
 wedlok. [ilejitimatii). 
 
 Illegitimation, Il-E-jit-i-ma-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 Illeviable, Il-ev-i-a-bl, a. dat kan not be levid. 
 Ill-faced, Il'fast, a. baviij an ugli fas. 
 Ill-favored, ll-fa-vord, a. defdrmd; ugli. 
 Illiberal, ll-ib-er-al, a. not liberal; sp^rii); men. 
 Illiberality, ll-ib-er-al-i-ti, n. wont ov liber- 
 aliti. [er. 
 
 Illiberally, Il-ib-er-al-i, ad. in an ilibcral man- 
 Illicit, Il-is-it, a. unloful; ilegal. 
 Illicitness, Il-is-it-nes, n. unlofulnes. 
 Illimitable, Il-im-it-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 limited. 
 Illimited, ll-im-it-ed, a. unb^snded; unlimited. 
 Illiteracy, Il-it-er-a-si, ?i. wont ov lerniij; ig- 
 norans. [lerned. 
 
 Illiterate, Il-it-er-at, a. ignorant; untot; un- 
 Illiterateness, Il-it-er-at-ncs, n. de stat ov 
 
 beii) ilitcrat. 
 Ill-lived, Il-ljvd, a. lediij a wiked Ijf. 
 Ill-nature, Il-nat-yixr, n. bad temper. 
 Ill-natured, Il-nat-yi|rd, a. kros: pevij. 
 Ill-naturedly, Il-nat-ynrd-li, ad. pevijli. 
 Ill-naturedne.ss, Il-nat-yqrd-nes, n. krosnes. 
 Illness, Il'nes, n. siknes; a maladi; a disorder. 
 Illogical, Il-6j-i-kal, a. kontrari tu de rcDlz ov 
 lojik. [maner. 
 
 Illogically, Il-6j-i-kal-i, ad. in an ilojikal 
 Illogic ALNESS. Il-6j-i-kal-nes, ?;. de stat ov beiij 
 
 ilojikal. 
 Ill-starred, H'stqrd, a. unliiki. 
 
 Illude, Il-qd, V. t. tu desev; tu mok; tu d8lq,d. 
 Illume, Il-q,m,* v. t. tu enljtn; tu ilnminat. 
 Illuminate, Il-ij,-mi-nat, v. t. tu enljtn; tu 
 
 ilustrat; tu adern wid piktyqrz er wid lamps. 
 Illuminate, Il-vi-mi-nat, n. wun enljtnd, er pre- 
 
 tendiij tu be so; wun ov de Ilqminatj. 
 Illuminati, Il-q-mi-na-tj, ) n. pi. memberz ot 
 Illuminees, Il-ij^-mi-nez, j asojiajonz in mod- 
 ern Yqrop, bostil tu de egzistig relijus insti- 
 
 tqjonz. 
 Illumination, Il-n-mi-na-Jon, n. de akt ov ilq,- 
 
 minatiij: britnes; Ijts hui) ist az a tokn ov jer. 
 Illuminative, ll-i\-mi-na-tiv, a. afordir) lit. 
 Illuminator, ll-q-mi-na-tor, n. wun hcD ilq,- 
 
 minats. 
 Illumine, Il-q,-min, v. t. tu enljtn; tu dekorat: 
 
 tu adern; tu ih|minat. 
 Illusion, Il-i^-^on, n. fels Jo; dElii,3on. 
 Illusive, Il-i\-siv, a. desevii) bj fels Jo; delqsiT. 
 Illusively, Il-i|,-siv-li, ad. in a deseptiv maner. 
 Illusiveness, Il-T^-siv-nes, n. desepjon; fels aper- 
 
 ans. [Iqsiv. 
 
 Illusory, Il-i|-so-ri, a. desevii); fredyqlent; de- 
 Illusteate, Il-us-trat, v. t. tu brjtu; tu eksplan; 
 
 tu f Iqsidat; tu mak kler, brjt, er ilustrius. 
 Illustration, Il-us-tra-Jon, n. an eksplanajon; 
 
 elqsidajon. 
 Illustrative, Il-iis-tra-tiv, a. tendig tu ilustrat. 
 Illustratively, Il-us-tra-tiv-H, ad. bj wa ov 
 
 eksplanajon. 
 Illustrator, Il-iis-tra-tor, n. wun btn iliistrats. 
 Illustrious, Il-us-tri-us, a. konspikyi\us; nobl; 
 
 eminent. [eminentli. 
 
 Illustriously, ll-us-tri-us-li, ad. konspikyqusli; 
 Illustriousness, Il-us-tri-us-nes, «. eminens; 
 
 selebriti. 
 Ill-will, Il-wil, n. dispozijon tu envi er hatred. 
 I'm, 4"m,t a kontrakjon fer {/ am.') 
 Im, Im, a prefiks, yqzd in kompozijon fer in, be- 
 
 for mi|^t leterz, iz from de Latin, and korespondz 
 
 tu em, hwi(j iz from de Frenq. [idea. 
 
 Image, Im'aj, n. a statyq; a piktynr; an jdol; an 
 Image, Im'aj, i\ t. tu kopi bj de fansi; tu imajin. 
 Imagery, Im'aj -ri, e?' Im'a-jer-i, n. a sensibl 
 
 reprezentajon; piktyqrz: statynz; Jo. 
 Imaginable, Im-aj-in-a-bl, a. dat ma be imajind. 
 Imaginary, Im-aj-i-na-ri, a. fansid; vigonari; 
 
 jdeal. 
 Imagination, Im-aj-i-na-Jon, n. de fakulti er 
 
 p'ser ov fermiij ideal piktyqrz; an imaj in de 
 
 mjnd; konsepjon: jdea; fansi. 
 Imaginative, Im-aj-i-na-tiv, a. fantastik; ful 
 
 ov imajinajon. 
 Imagine, Im-aj-in, v. t. tu ferm er kombin men- 
 tal imajez; tu fansi: tu konsev; tu kontrjv. 
 Imaginer, Im-.ij-in-er, n, wun boo imajinz. 
 Imbank, Im-bai)k, v. t. tu defend wid a bagk; 
 
 tu embaijk. [ment. 
 
 Imbaxkment, Im-bar)k-ment, n. a bagk; embagk- 
 Imbathe, Im-bad,'-' v. t. tu bat el over. 
 Imbecile, Im'be-sel, er Im-bes-il, a. wek; febl; 
 
 inferm. 
 Imbecility, Im-be-sil-i-ti, n. weknes; feblnes ot 
 
 mind er bodi; debiliti; infermiti. \hed.) 
 
 Imbed, Im-bed, r. t. tu la, az in a bed. Se {Em- 
 Imbezzle, Im-bez-1, i-. t. Se {Embezzle.) 
 Imbibe, Im-bjb, v. t. tu drigk in: tu dre in; tu 
 
 admit. 
 Imbiber, Im-bjb-er, n. he er dat bwiq imbjbz. 
 Imbibition, Im-bi-biJ-on,* n. de akt ov imbjbig. 
 Imbitter, Im-bit-er, v. t. tu mak biter; tu eg- 
 
 zasperat. [biterz. 
 
 Imbitteres, Im-bit-er-er, n. he er dat hwiq im- 
 Imbody, Im-bod-i, ti. t. tu ferm intu a bodi; tu 
 
 cmbodi. Se {Embody.) {Embody.) 
 
 Imbody. Im-bod-i, v. i. tu j\\nlt in a bodi. Se
 
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 IjfBOLDEH, Im-b6ld-CD, V. t. tu mak bold. Se 
 
 Imbubdkr, Im-bor-der, v. t. tu t<;rtninat; tu 
 
 b>iiiJ; tu furnij wid a berder. [wud. 
 
 Imbosc, lui-bo^k,* V. i. tu be konsfld, tu in a 
 Imbo»OM, Im-buz-om, r. (. tu buld in de buzom: 
 
 tu kuvt-r fondli wid de fuldz ov wunz gqrmcnt; 
 
 tu udinit tu de hqrt. 
 Imdound, Ini-b-siid, v.t. tu enkl6z; tu Jut in. 
 Imhow, lui-bu, ur Im-b's, r. t. tu qrq; tu volt. 
 IiiuowtR, Im-lcs-cr, f. <. tu Jeltcr. i^t\Ktnhuic€r.) 
 Imbowmknt, Iin-bcj-uicnt, ii. an qnj: u volt. 
 Imuraxolk, lni-bra5-gl,t r. t. tu entapg'- 
 Imbrekd, lin-bred, v. t. [i. iiubred, jm. imbrcdig, 
 
 itubrcd;] tu jencrat widin; tu prudi'is. 
 Imbricate, Im'bri-kat, a. lad wun under anuder, 
 
 az tjlz. [kavitiz. 
 
 Imbricated, Im'bri-knt-ed, a. indented wid kon- 
 Imbricatiox, Im-bri-ka-Jon, n. de stat ov bein 
 
 inibrikiitcd; a konkav indcntajon. 
 Imbrow.v, Iiu-br-jn, r. t. tu mak brsn; tu dqrkn. 
 Imbrl'K, Im-brOb, r. t. tu step; tu sok. 
 Imbrltl, Im-brit, v. t. tu degrad tu bnntaliti. 
 Imbuutk, Ini-brd>t, r. i. tu sigk d^^n tu brtntaliti. 
 Imbuk. Iin-bq, r. t. tu tijjktyqr dep; tu tinj. 
 Imbuksk, Im-liiin',* r. t. tu stok wid muni. 
 Imitability, Im-i-ta-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig imitabl. (imitated. 
 
 Imitable, Im'i-ta-bl, a. wurdi or poeibi tu be 
 Imitate, Iin'i-tat, r. t. tu folo de manor, wa, or 
 
 akjiin <iv iiniidcr; tu kopi; tu kisnterfit. 
 Imitatium, Im-i-tu-Jun, ii. de akt ov imitatig; a 
 
 rezeujblans; a kopi: a Ijkne^. [kopi. 
 
 Imitative. Im'i-la-tiv, a. inkl^nd or tendig tu 
 Imitator, Im'i-ta-tor, n. wun hot imitatsor kopiz. 
 Imitatorsiiip, Im'i-ta-tor-/ip, u. de of is ov an 
 
 imitator. 
 Imitatrix, Im'i-ta-triks, n. Je h(b imitats. 
 Immaci late, Im-ak-yn,-lat, a. spotles; ptir; un- 
 
 defjld. (ij: pqrli. 
 
 Immaculately, Im-ak-yq-lat-li, ad. wid-st bU-m- 
 Immaculate.Mi^ss, Im-ak-yq-lat-nes, n. pqriti: 
 
 inosen.^. 
 Immaleable, Im-al-e-a-bl, a. not maleabl. 
 Immanence, Im'a-nens, n. internal dwelig. 
 Immanent, Im'a-ncnt, a. intrin:<ik; inherent: in- 
 
 tvrnal. 
 Imuanity, Im-an-i-ti, n. bqrbariti; savajnes. 
 Immartial, Im-<^r-/al, a. unmqrjal. [mask. 
 
 Imma8K, Iiu-dsk, v. t. tu kuver; tu disgjz: tu 
 Immatcuable, Im-.iq-a-bl,* a. not ma^abl; pcrles. 
 Immaterial, Im-a-te-ri-al, a. not material; un- 
 
 iin|ii)rlaiit; inkorp(f)real; vffd ov mater. { 
 
 Immatlri ALiSM, Im-a-te-ri-al-iz-m, n. de doktrin I 
 
 o» de fgii.-ilens ov imatcrial substanscz; spirit- I 
 
 yqal rgzistens. 
 Immaterialist, Im-a-te-ri-al-ist, n. a belevcr in ; 
 
 inmtrriuliii. [beig imaterial. 
 
 Immatkrialitt, Im-a-te-ri-al-i-ti, n. de stat ov ' 
 Immaterialness, Im-a-tf-ri-al-ncj, n. imateri- 1 
 
 aliti. [hasti. | 
 
 Immature, Im-a-t^r, a. not mat^r; not p^rfekt;' 
 Immatirklt. Ira-a-tqr-li, a</. tift tnon; t<D erii. 
 Immati RKNtss, Im-a-ti\r-nei<, j n. de statov brig 
 Immatiritv, Im-a-tq-ri-ti, I imatqr; unrip- 
 no:*; inkuuiplctnca; kribdne^. 
 Immeasurable, Im-^-qr-a-bl, a. not tu be 
 
 mfjqrd: iinens; indefinit; ekst^nsir. 
 Immeasi'Rablt, Im-dj-qr-a-bli.fl</. bey6ndme3nr. 
 Immeasi'red, Im-ej-nrd, a. not me^iird. 
 Immei'Iianical, Im-e-kan-i-kal, a. not mckanikal. 
 Immediacy, lm-e'-di-a-*i,* n. imcdint y^vr. 
 Immediate, Im-e-di-at, a. bavig nutig intervcn- 
 
 ig, edor ui tu plad, tim, or akjun; prokaimat: 
 
 aktig widvt a medium; dir^ktli; not aktig bj 
 
 sekood koiez: instantli prcxeot; wid'it dela. 
 
 Immediately, Im-e-di-at-li, td. widit a nudi- 
 
 uui: iiL^tuntli: dir^ktli. 
 Immediateness, Im-e-di-at-nes, n. de stat ot 
 
 beig iinediat: ogzL-mJou from nekond kozez. 
 Immedicable, Im-ed-i-ka-bl, a. not tu be held; 
 
 iiikqnibl. 
 Immelodious, Im-e-l(!J-di-us, a. not mclodiiu; 
 
 uniiiqzikal. 
 Immemorable. Im-^m-o-ra-bl, a. nut m^morabl. 
 Immemorial, Im-e-m6-ri-al, a. past de ijm ot 
 niewuri. [^memori. 
 
 Immemorially, Im-e-mi-ri-al-i, ad. beyond 
 Immense, Im-en.", a. unlimited; unb'SDdcd; voat. 
 Immensely, Im-ens-li, ad. wid'st mejqr or limita. 
 iMMENSENEbS, Im-^nii-ncs, 7». unbvuded gratnes. 
 Immensity, Im-en-si-ti, n. unbonded gratnes; 
 
 infiniti. 
 Immexsurabilitt, Im-en-Jq,-ra-bil-i-ti, n. im- 
 
 jiosibiliti ov bein mejqrd. 
 Immensurable, Im-en-/q-ra-bl, a. not tu be 
 
 UK-.^qrd; imejiirabl. 
 Immensurate, Im-en-Jq-rat, a. unmesi^rd. 
 Immerue, Im-erj, v. i. tu im^rs. [sigk. 
 
 Immerse, Im-ers. r. t. tu put under woter; tu 
 Immersion, lm-er-/on, n. de akt ov imersig; sub- 
 
 inVJ'^n. '[konfqzd. 
 
 Immztuodical, Im-e-tod-i-kal, a. not metodikal; 
 Immethodically, Im-e-t<id-i-kal-i, ad. wid-st 
 
 metod. [ov mc-tod. 
 
 Immethodicalxess, Im-e-tod-i-kal-nes, n. wont 
 Immigrant, Im'i-grant, «. wun hot) imigrats er 
 
 rcmoivz intu a kuntri. 
 Immigrate, Im'i-grat, v. i. tu go tu dwel in 
 
 sum pias. [ijj. 
 
 Immigration, Im-i-gra-Jon, n. de akt ov imigrat- 
 Immixence, Im'i-nen?, n. an impendig danjer. 
 Immixe.nt, Im'i-nent, a. imjiendig; tretnig: ner. 
 Immixgle, Im-ig-gl, r. t. tu miggi: tu miks. 
 Immixltiox, Im-i-ni'i-Jon, n. diminriJon. 
 Immiscibility, Im-is-i-bil-i-ti, n. inkapaaiti ov 
 
 brig mikst. [miggld. 
 
 Immiscible, Im-is-i-bl, &. not kaf>abl or beig 
 Immissiox, Im-iJ-on, n. de akt ov sendig in. 
 Immit, Im-it, r. t. tu send in; tu injekt. 
 Immitigable, Im-it-i-ga-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 mitignted. [miks. 
 
 Immix. Im-iks, r. t. tu miggl; tu intcrmiks; tu 
 Immixable, lui-iks-a-bl, a. imposibl tu be miggld. 
 Immobility, Im-ia-bil-i-ti, n. unmdivablnes. 
 Immoderate, lm-6d-er-at, a. cksesiv; ck.strava- 
 
 piiit. [Jf^re'. 
 
 Immoderately, lm-6d-cr-at-li, ad. in an eksesiv 
 Immoderateness, Im-od-er-at-nea, n. wont or 
 
 miMloraJon. [era Jon. 
 
 Immoderatiox, Im-od-er-a-Jon, n. wont ov mod- 
 Immodkst, Im-<'"d-est, a. not modest; indelikat. 
 Immodestly, Im-6d-cst-li, ad. in an im6<le.«t 
 
 maner. [delikasi. 
 
 Immodesty, Im-6d-est-i, n. wont ov modcsti er 
 Immolate, Im'o-lal, r. t. tu sakrifi«; tu ofcr up. 
 Immolation, Im-o-ld-Jon, n. de akt or sakrifix- 
 
 ig; sakrifjs. [sakrifjs. 
 
 Immolator. Im'o-la-tor, u. wun hd) ofen in 
 Immomextous, Im-o-nirn-tU!', a. uniiniiortant. 
 Immoral. Im-6r-al, a. not moral; disonest; rijos. 
 Immorality, Im-o-ral-i-ti, a. disonesti; wont ov 
 
 vcrtyq. Ijl*!. 
 
 Immortal, Ira-t5r-taJ, a. egz^mt from det; pcrp6t- 
 Immortality, Im-er-tal-i-ti, ri. de stat or beifl 
 
 iiii'irtal. [ov imtirtalizig. 
 
 Immortalization, Im-or-tal-i-ia-Jun, n. de akt 
 Immortalize, Im-or-tal-ix, r. t. tu mak imor- 
 
 t.ll. (tAl. 
 
 Immortalize, Im-or-Ul-ji, r. i'. tu bekiim imor- 
 Immortally, Im-er-tal-i, ad. widit m^rtaliti 
 or end.
 
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 192 
 
 IMP 
 
 Immovability, Im-cov-a-bil-i-ti, ii. stedfastnes. 
 Immovable, Iin-cbv-a-bl, a. dat kan not be mcovd: 
 
 ferm. [imoivabl. 
 
 Immovableness, Im-<)C)V-a-bl-nes, n. stat ov beiij 
 Immovably, lm-(f)V-a-bli, ad. in a stat not tu 
 
 be Jakii. 
 Immunity, Im-vi-ni-ti, n. privilej; egzemjon from 
 
 (jbli.najon: frEdom: prerogativ; rjt; liberti. 
 Immure, Im-i'ir, r. t. tu. cnkloz; tu konfin: tu 
 
 jut in: tu impiizn. [monius. 
 
 Immusical, Im-i\-zi-kal,* ,i. not mxizikal; inhqr- 
 Immutability, lin-n,-ta-bil-i-ti, «. de kwoliti ov 
 
 bcii) iiun,tabl; egzemjun from qauj. 
 Immutable, Im-vi,-ta-bl, a. uiKjanjabl; unoltcrabl. 
 Immutablexess, Im-ii,-ta-bl-nes, n. unqanjabl- 
 
 nes. [abli. 
 
 Immutably, Im-\\-ta-bIi, ad. uneltcrabli: untjanj- 
 Immutation, Im-n-ta-Jon, n. qanj: an|tajun. 
 Imp, Imp, «. a suboltern or ])i|ni dcvl: a d£mon. 
 Imp, Imp,* v. t. tu leijten; tu enlqrj. 
 Impact, Im-pakt,'^ v. t. tu drjv klos er hqrd. 
 Impaixt, Im-pant,* r. t. tu pant; tu dekorat wid 
 
 kuli.rz. 
 Impair, Im-j^r, v. t. tu injqr: tu mak wurs. 
 Impair, Im-p^r, v. i. tu bs Icsnd or worn 'St. 
 Impairer, lm-p;'ircr, n. he or dat hwiq imp4rz. 
 Impalatable, Im-pal-a-ta-bl, a. unpalatabl. 
 Impali;, Im-pal, v. t. Se {EtnpaU.) 
 Impalpability, Im-pal-pa-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov 
 
 beiij impalpabl. 
 Impalpable, Im-pal-pa-bl, a. not tu be persevd 
 
 bi tuq: veri fin; not kors. 
 Impaxatiox, Im-pa-na-Jon, n. ds supozd prcz- 
 
 ens ov dg bodi ov Krjst in de sakramental 
 
 bred. [ajn"- 
 
 Impanxel, Im-pan-el, v. t. tu enr^l: tu form, az 
 Imparadise, Im-par-a-djs, v. t. tu put in a stat 
 
 (IV f£li.-iti. [Jon. 
 
 Imparity, Im-par-i-ti, n. inekwoliti: dispropor- 
 Impark. Im-pqrk, v. t. tu enkloz in a pqrk er az 
 
 a pqrk. [ov trial. 
 
 Imparlance, Im-p^r-lans, n. {Law} Ijsens ferdela 
 Impart, Im-pqrt, v. t. tu grant; tu giv; tu kon- 
 
 fer. 
 Impartial, Im-pqr-Jal, a. not pqrjal; ekwitabl; 
 
 frg from rsgqrd tu pqrti: just; fq,r. 
 Impartialist, Im-p4r-J'al-ist, n. wun hro iz im- 
 
 pqrjal. 
 Impartiality, Im-pqr-Ji-al-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beii) impqrjal; ekwitablnes. 
 Impartially, Im-pqr-Jal-i, ad. wid impqrjial- 
 
 iti: justli. [impqrtibl. 
 
 Impartibility, Im-pqrt-i-bil-i-ti, n. stat ov beir) 
 Impartible, Im-p^rt-i-bl, a. kom^nikabl: — not 
 
 pqrtibl. [kloj^ri^r. 
 
 Impartment, Im-p4rt-ment,*n.komnnikajon:dis- 
 Impassable, Im-pds-a-bl, a. not tu be past; im- 
 
 pervius. [ov pasaj. 
 
 Impassableness, Im-pds-a-bl-nes, n. inkapabiliti 
 Impassibility, Im-pas-i-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov 
 
 beii) iinpasibl; egzemjon from suferig. 
 Impassible, Im-pas-i-bl, a. inkapabl ov suferii); 
 
 egzemt from pan er de ajensi ov eksternal 
 
 kozez. 
 Impassibleness, Im-pas-i-bl-nes, n. impasibiliti. 
 Impassion, Im-paJ-on, v. t. tu afekt stroijli. 
 Impassionate, Im-paJ-on-at, a. strogli afekted: — 
 
 wid^t felij). [fuli. 
 
 Impassionate, Im-paJ-on-at, i'. t. tu afekt p^er- 
 Impassioned, Im-paJ-ond, p. a. animated. 
 Impassive, Im-pas-iv, a. not pasiv; fre from suf- 
 erii). [pasiv. 
 Impassiveness, Im-pas-iv-nes, n. stat ov beir) im- 
 Impastation, Im-pas-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov im- 
 
 pastij). 
 Impaste, Im-past, v. t. tu ned; tu past; tu la on. 
 
 Impatible, Im-pat-i-bl,* a. intolerabl; notttabe 
 
 bwrn. 
 Impatience, Im-pa-Jens, n. wont ov pajens; ve- 
 
 hemens ov temper; unezines; egerne:). 
 Impatient, Im-pa-Jont, a. not pajent; veri unezi; 
 
 hot: hasti; eger; qrdentii dezjrus. 
 Impatient, Im-pa-Jent, n. wun hiD iz restles. 
 Impatiently, Im-pa-Jent-li, ad. egerli. 
 Impatroxization, Im-pat-ron-i-za-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov impatronjzig. 
 Impatronize, Im-pat-ron-jz, v. t. tu put in 
 
 pozejon ov eni senyori. 
 Impawn, Im-pen, r. t. tu pen; tu giv az a plej. 
 Impeach, Im-peq, v. t. tu qqrj publikli wid an 
 
 ofens; tu akv^z; tu senji^r. 
 Impeachable, Im-peq-a-bl, a. aki^zabl; qqrjabl. 
 Impeacher, Im-peq-er, 7j. wun hcD impeqez; an 
 
 akqzer. [senjq^r. 
 
 Impeachmext, Im-peq-ment, n. publik akii,zaJon; 
 Impearl. Im-perl, v. t. tu adorn az wid perlz. 
 Impeccability, Im-pek-a-bil-i-ti,n. de stat ov be- 
 
 iij impfckabl. [iti tu sin. 
 
 Impeccable, Im-pek-a-bl, a. egzemt from posibil- 
 Impeccancy, Im-pek-an-si, n. impekabiliti. 
 Impede, Im-ped, v. t. tia hinder; tu let; tu ob- 
 
 striikt. [hinderans. 
 
 Impediment, Im-ped-i-ment, n. an obstrukjon; 
 Impedimental, Im-ped-i-ment-al, a. hinderig; 
 
 ibstniktii). 
 
 Impedition, Im-pe-diJ-on,* n. hinderans. 
 Impeditive, Im-ped-i-tiv, a. kezii) hinderans. 
 Impel, Im-pel, v. t. tu urj forward; tu pres on. 
 Impellent, Im-pel-ent, a. impelii); urjii) on- 
 
 wurdz. [ward. 
 
 Impellent, Im-pel-ent, n. a p-ser dat drjvz fer- 
 Impeller, Im-pel-er, n. wun hit) impelz. 
 Impen, Im-pen, v. t. tu Jut up; tu enkloz. 
 Impend, Im-pend, v. i. tu hag over; tu be at 
 
 hand. 
 Impendence, Im-pend-ens, ) n. de stat ov hag- 
 Impexdexcy, Im-pend-en-si, ) ig over ; ner 
 
 apr(f)q. [ig. 
 
 Impendent, Im-pend-ent, a. hagig over; impend- 
 Impending, Im-pend-ig, a. hagig over; ner at 
 
 hand. 
 Impenetrability, Im-pen-e-tra-bil-i-ti, n. de 
 
 kwoliti ov beiij impenetrabl. 
 Impenetrable, Im-peu-e-tra-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be penetrated; impervius; not tu be afekted er 
 
 mtDvd: hqrd; unfelig. [penetrabiliti. 
 
 Impenetrableness, Im-pen-e-tra-bl-nes, n. im- 
 Impenetrably, Im-pen-e-tra-bli, ad. wid impen- 
 
 etrablnes. 
 Impenitence, Im-pen-i-tens, ) n. wont ov pen- 
 Impenitency, Im-pen-i-ten-si, i itens er kon- 
 
 trijon; obdqrflsi. [dqrat. 
 
 Impenitent, Im-pen-i-tent, a. not penitent; 6b- 
 Impenitent, Im-pen-i-tent, n. an obdq^rat, un- 
 
 hdmbld siner. [tens. 
 
 Impenitextly, Im-pen-i-tent-li, ad. widest peni- 
 Impennate, Im-pen-at, a. havig no federz er 
 
 wigz. 
 Impennous, Im-pen-us, a. wontig wigz. 
 Imperative, Im-per-a-tiv, a. komdndig; etiori- 
 
 tativ. [tiv maner. 
 
 Imperatively, Im-per-a-tiv-li, ad. in an impera- 
 Imperceptible, Im-per-sep-ti-bl, a. not tu be 
 
 persevd; smel. 
 Imperceptibleness, Im-per-sep-ti-bl-nes, n. im- 
 
 perseptibiliti; not tu be persevd. 
 Imperceptibly, Im-per-sep-ti-bli, ad. widest be- 
 
 ig persevd. [persepjon. 
 
 Impercipient, Im-per-sip-i-ent, a. not havig 
 Impeedible, Im-per-di-bl,* a. not tu be destred. 
 Imperfect, Im-per-fekt, a. not perfckt; defek- 
 
 tiv; fral.
 
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 IMP 
 
 litPERFECTios, Im-pcr-f6k-/on, n. wont or pcr- 
 
 fokjon; drf^kt; fali'iir; full, hweder fiiikal or 
 
 III ' '■111: wckne!*: vij. [mancr. 
 
 IiirLurEC'TLY, Iin-j'^r-fckt-li, &d. in an imporfekt 
 Ijil'tBKECTNESS, loi-p^rfokt-nes,* n. a dtfekt; 
 
 im;H.'rfekJon. [bord trxD. 
 
 luPEBPORABLE, Im-p^r-fo-rs-bl, a. not tu be 
 liiPtEFOBATED, Im-p^r-fu)-rat-cd, a. not pcrat 
 
 trJj. [bcig klatd. 
 
 Imperkobation, Im-per-fia-rd-Jon, n. de stut ov 
 Imperial, Im-iit'-ri-ul, a. rrlutig tu an craipjr or [ 
 
 an cmpiTiir; nral: rrgal: inuiKirkikiil; smirtm. 
 Imperialist, Im-p^-ri-al-ist, n. wuu hin adhcrz I 
 
 tu an cmiicror. [piscr. | 
 
 Ikpebiality, Im-pe-ri-&I-i-ti, n. imprrial slat er j 
 Imperiallt, Im-pe-ri-al-i, ad. in an imperial | 
 
 uiaiKT. [imperiiiiiti. ! 
 
 Imperialtt, Im-p^-ri-al-ti, n. impErial piser ; ! 
 Imperil, Im-p^r-il, v. t. tu brip intu danjc-r. 
 Imperious, Im-p^-ri-us, a. etoritativ; hoti; aro- ' 
 
 gaiit; tiranikal; QV^■^b^rin. i 
 
 Impebiously, Im-pe-ri-us-li, ad, in an impcrius ' 
 
 manor. [brig imperius. ' 
 
 Imperiotsxess, Im-pe-ri-us-ncs, n. At kwoliti ov 
 Imperisuable, Iui-p<5r-iJ-a-bl, a. not Ijabl tu ; 
 
 pcrij; fVirUi.-'tio. ; 
 
 Impebium in imperio, Im-pt-ri-um in im-pe-ri-o, 
 
 [L.] a guvcmmcnt widin a guvernmont. 
 Imperii A NENCE, Im-i>vr-ma-nen.">, n. wont ov dq,- 
 
 ni/oii. 
 Impermeability, Im-p^r-mca-bil-i-ti, n. de stat 
 
 ov brig iinp^rmeabl. Itmt. 
 
 Impermeable, Ini-[>^r-me-a-bl, a. not tu be past 
 Impersonal, Im-p^r-son-al, a. not personal; not 
 
 viiriil nk'trdip tu de pcrsont. [personaliti. 
 
 Impersonality, Im-per-aon-al-i-ti, n. wont ov 
 Impersonally, lai-jK'r-son-al-i, ad. wid^t pcr- 
 
 :?<inaliti. 
 Impersonate, Im-p^r-son-at, c. t. tu pcrsonifj. 
 Imperspici'ITY, Im-per-spi-lni-i-ti, n. wont ov 
 
 porspikiiiti. [klcrncs. 
 
 Imperspicious, Im-pcr-spik-jti-us, a. wontig 
 Imperslasible, Im-per-swd-zi-bl, a. not tu be 
 
 pcrswadcd. 
 Impertinence, Im-por-ti-nens, J n. irelcvansi; 
 Impertinency, Im-per-t'-nen-ii, S intr<»3on; trj- 
 
 flij): riodnes. 
 Impertinent, Im-p^r-ti-nent, a. ov no wat; im- 
 
 piirtytinnt; introosiv; mcdlijj; fcolij; triflip: raA. 
 Impertinent, Im-p^r-4i-nent, n. a medicr; an in- 
 
 tn'j'lcr. [nt>dli. 
 
 Impertinently, Im-p^r-ti-nent-li, ad. intniwivli; 
 Impertransibility, Im-per-tran-si-bil-i-ti,* h. 
 
 uiiixi^ablnes. 
 Imperturbable, Im-per-tdrb-a-bl, a. dat kan 
 
 not l>r distiirbtl. [triinkwlliti. 
 
 Imperturbation, Im-pcr-tur-ba-Jon, n. kqtnne.o; 
 Imperturbed, Im-per-tiirbd, a. umliittiirbd: kqin. 
 Impcrviable, Ln-p<,'r-vi-a-bl, a. iinix;rviu«: im- 
 
 p<;rinrabl. [jiusabl. 
 
 Impervious, Ini-p^r-vi-us, a. imp<«nftn»bl: un- 
 Imperviously, Im-per-vi-us-li, ad. imp^netrabli: 
 
 un|»i<abli. [iini>crriu5. 
 
 Impebviousness, Im-p^r-vi-us-nos, n. stntovbeifl 
 iMPETKiiNOus. lni-pF-tij-i-nu8, a. kuvord wid 
 
 skahi; .■ikurfi. 
 Impetrate. Im'pr-tnit.* c t. ixx entr£t. 
 Impetrative, lin'|>t-tra-tiv,» a. aW tu obt^n bj 
 
 ontrrti. [ip. 
 
 Impetratory, Im'pe-tm-t«j-ri,» a. besecin; ontrrt- 
 Impetuosity, lin-pct-yii-^-i-ti, ••. T^cns; t<- 
 
 hcmen!*. 
 Impetuous, Iin-p<'t-yT\-u», a. vjolcnt; forsibli: 
 
 feri; vt'brmcnt ov ra{nd; pa/onat. 
 Impetuously, Im-p^t-yT^-usAi, ad. in an imp^t- 
 
 yi^us maner. 
 
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 MPETDOU8NE88, Ini-p«t-yq,-tt»-ne«, ». TJoIeM;iin- 
 
 jx-'tyqositi. 
 MPETUfl, Im'pe-tus, n. [L.] fors apl^d tu eni ti^; 
 
 inuinptitum: impuU; efort. 
 MPIERCE, Iin-jierM, c. t. tu pers tno. 
 mpierceable, Im-pirn-a-bl,* a. not tu be pent. 
 MPIETY, Im-pj-c-ti, n. wont ov pjeti; irtlijon. 
 mpinoe, Im-pinj, c. t. tu fol or strjk agenjt: tu 
 
 klaj. 
 MPIOUS. Im'pi-u.«, a. not njus; irrlijus; wikcd. 
 MPiousLY, Im'pi-us-li, ad. in an impius manor. 
 MriousxESS, Iw'pi-us-nes, n. impirti; irrlijon. 
 MPLACABILITV, Im-pla-ka-bil-i-ti, n. irekonsil- 
 
 iiM: t-niniti. 
 mplacable, Im-pld-ka-bl, a. not plakabl; not 
 
 tu be apezd: int'k.''urabl; maliju;'. 
 MPLACABLENE8S, Im-pla-ka-bl-nes,* n. de stat 
 
 ov brio iui[ilakabl. [urabli. 
 
 MPLACABLY, Iin-pld-ka-bli, ad. wid malis; inek^- 
 MPLANT, Im plant, v. t. tu plant, tu insert; tu 
 
 fn;;ruft. 
 MPLANTATION, Im-plan-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov im- 
 
 I'I:iiiti{): in.serjon. 
 MPLAUSiBLE, Im-pl6-zi-bl, a. not plozibl er 
 
 -prju:'-. [probabiliti. 
 
 MPLAUSiBLT, Iin-plo-zi-bli, ad. wid'st Jo ov 
 MPLEAD. Iiu-pItJ, f. t. tu akqz; tu indit. 
 MPLEADEB, Im-pled-er, ii. wun hob impltdz er 
 
 uniji.--. 
 MPLEDGE. Im-plej,* r. t. tu pen; tu plej. 
 MPLEUEXT, Im'ple-ment, n. an instrooment; a 
 
 tUil- a vesul. [ne«. 
 
 MPLETION, Im-pl£-Jon, n. de akt ov filig; ful- 
 MPLEX, Im'plcks, a. intrikat: komplikated. 
 MI'LICATE, Im'pli-kat, p. t. tu entaggl; tu in- 
 laid: tu inV'.Iv. 
 MPLicATiON, Im-pli-ka-/on, ii. involtiJon; a 
 
 ta.-^it inferens. 
 MPLiCATiVE, Iin'pli-ka-tiv, a. havig implikajon. 
 MPLiCATiVELT, Im'pH-ka-tiv-li, ad. bj impli- 
 kajon. 
 MPLiciT, Im-plis-it, a. inferd; tasitli impljd or 
 
 k. luprjzd; restig on dr otoriti ov uderz. 
 MPLK ITLY, Im-plis-it-li, ad. in animplisit maner. 
 MPLICITNES8, Im-plis-it-nes, ». de stat ov beifl 
 
 impliiiit. 
 MPLIEDLY, Im-plj-ed-li, ad. bj implikajon. 
 MI'LOBATION, Im-plo-ra-Jon, m. soiisitojon; snp- 
 
 likaj<in. [beg. 
 
 MI'LOBE, Im-pl«jr, r. t. tu suplikat: tu cntret;tu 
 MPLOrer, Im-plur-cr, n. wun ho) impluirz. 
 MPLUMED. Im-pli'imd, a. widrt fcdcrx. 
 MPLUMOU8, Im-phi-mu?, a. dc^titiit ov federx. 
 MPLUXGE, Im-plunj, r. /. tu plunj; tu huri intu. 
 MPLV, Im-plj. r. t. tu involv bj implikajon; tw 
 
 iijlilt'ld: tu konijirji: tu signifj. 
 MPOisoN, Im-p«r-zn, r. t. tu cmptfzn. 
 MPOLICY, Im-p61-i-si, n. wont or polisi; indis- 
 
 krcjon. 
 MPOLiTE, Im-po-Iit, a. not poljt; nod: unsivil. 
 
 MP0LITENES8, Im-fKS-ljt-nOS, K. WODt OV poljt- 
 
 nc.-i; in-iviliti. 
 MPOLITIC, Im-p(il-i-tik, a. not politik; impns- 
 
 il'iit: iniliskrt't. 
 MPOLiTiCLT, Im-p61-i-tik-li, ad. wid-st qrt or 
 
 forkast. [be wad. 
 
 Mi-ONDERABLE. Im-p6n-der-B-bI. a. dat kan not 
 MPONDEROUS, Im-p6n-der-u!t, a. vffd ov pcrscf*- 
 
 tibl wat. [klo-'ncs. 
 
 MPOROSITY, Im-po-r69-i-ti, n. wont ov puro^iiti; 
 MPOROus. Im-pu-ras, a. frc from punt: klo.«: solid. 
 MPORT, Im-pdirt, r. /. tu brig from abnid:— tu 
 
 implj: tu inf(;r;tu signifj: tu mm; tu kons^m. 
 Import, Im'ixart, n. impirUns: mompnt; mrnig; 
 
 l*nden»i: — oni tig im(xjrt«d. [ed. 
 
 iMPOaTABLX, Im-ptfirt-a-bl, a. dat ma be import-
 
 IMP 
 
 194 
 
 IMP 
 
 Importance, Im-p6r-tans, n. konsskwens; mo- 
 ment, [ib!. 
 Important, Im-per-tant, a. momentus; watijfors- 
 Importantlv, Im-por-tant-li, ad. wati; forsibli. 
 Importation, Im-por-ta-Jon, n. ds akt ov im- 
 
 portii). [abred. 
 
 Importer, Im-port-er, n. wun hoo brigz in from 
 Lmpoktunact, Im-pert-yn,-na-si, n. dt akt ovim- 
 
 portiinhj. 
 Importunate, Im-pGrt-yq,-nat, a. insesant in so- 
 
 lisitajon; urjent; presii); pertinajus. 
 Importunately, Im-pert-yn-nat-li, ad. wid im- 
 
 portiiaiti, 
 Importunateness, Im-pdrt-yn-nat-nes, n. inses- 
 ant solisitajon. [ernestli. 
 Importune, Im-por-t^n, v. t. tu tez; tu. solisit 
 Importune, Im-por-ti^n, a. veksajus: unsszn- 
 
 abl. 
 Importunity, Im-por-tq,-ni-ti, n. insesant sqHs- 
 
 itajon; urjeusi. 
 Imposable, Im-paz-a-bl, a. dat ma be )mp6zd. 
 Impose, Im-p6z, v. t. tia enj^ az a di^ti; tia la er 
 
 put on. Tu impcjz on. or upon; tu desfv. 
 Imposer, Im-poz-er, n. wun hco impozez. 
 Imposing, Im-p6z-ii), a. makii) a Jo: impresiv. 
 Imposing, Im-pdiz-ii), n. de akt ov wun hin im- 
 
 pozez. 
 Imposition, Im-po-ziJ-on, n. ds akt ov jmpozii) 
 
 On: konstant qst; impostyi]_r; taks. 
 Impossibility, Im-pos-i-bil-i-ti, n. ds stat ov beii} 
 
 imposibl. [posibl. 
 
 Impossible, Im-p6s-i-bl, a. dat kan not hz-, not 
 Impost, Im'post, n. a taks; a tol; — pqrtov a pilar. 
 Imposthdmate, Im-p6st-hq-mat, v. i. tu ferm 
 
 an abses; tu gader. 
 Imposthumate, Im-post-hi^-mat, v. t. tu aflikt 
 
 wid an abses. [majon ov an abses. 
 
 Imposthumation, Im-post-hi|-ma-Jon, n. fer- 
 Imposthume, Im-p6st-hi|m, « . a kolekjon ov pq,- 
 
 rcolent mater in a sist; an abses. 
 Imposthume, Im-p6st-hq,m, v. t. tu brsd an im- 
 
 p6sthi],m. [sEver. 
 
 Impostor, Im-p6s-tor, n. a fols pretender; a de- 
 Imposture, Im-post-jTj^r, n. desepjon: fred. 
 Impotence, Im'po-tens, ) n. de stat ov beig im- 
 Impotency, Im'po-ten-si,j potent; imbesiliti; 
 
 weknes. 
 Impotent, Im'po-tent, a. wek; febl; wontig p-ser. 
 Impotent, Im'po-tent, n. wun ha> iz inferm er 
 
 febl. 
 Impotently, Im'po-tent-li, ad. wid-jt p'ser; febli. 
 Impound, Im-p^nd, v. t. tu enkloz, az in a p-gnd. 
 Impoverish, Im-p6v-er-iJ, v. t. tu mak pair; tu 
 
 *^n'>'»=t- [Jon tu poverti. 
 
 Impoverishment, Im-p6v er-ij-mont, n. reduk- 
 Impower, Im-p-s-er, v. t. Se {Umpower.} 
 Impracticability, Im-prak-ti-ka-bil-i-ti, n. de 
 
 stat ov beiij impraktikabl; imposiblliti. 
 Impracticable, Im-prak-ti-ka-bl, a. not prakti- 
 
 kabl: imposibl; untraktabhunmanajabl. 
 Impracticableness, Im-prak-ti-ka-bl-nes, «. im- 
 
 praktikabiliti; imposiblliti. 
 Imprecate, Ira'pre-kat, v. t. tu invok er kel f er 
 
 evl. 
 Imprecation, Im-pre-ku-Jon, «. invokajon ov 
 
 evi; a kurs. [ov evl. 
 
 Imprecatory, Im'pre-ka-to-ri, a. kontaniij wijez 
 Impregn, Ini-pren, v. t. tu iinpregnat. 
 Impregnable, Im-preg-na-bl, a. not tu be taku; 
 
 unmLUvd. [nabl maner. 
 
 Impeegnably, Im-preg-na-bli, ad. in an improg- 
 Impregnate, Im-preg-nat, v. t. tu mak pregnant: 
 
 tu fil ful. [prolifik. 
 
 Lmpeegnate, Im-preg-nat, a. impregnated; mad 
 Impregnation, Im-preg-na-Jon, n. de aktov im- 
 
 pregnatiij. 
 
 Imprescriptible, Im-pre-skrip-ti-bl, a. indepen- 
 dent ov preskripjon; not tu be alyend er lost. 
 Impress, Im-pres, v. t. tu stamp; tu f iks dep ; 
 
 tu cnfors. 
 Impress, Im'pres, n. a mqrk; stamp; figyqr; devj's. 
 Impressibility, Im-pres-i-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov 
 
 beii) impresibl. [suseptibl. 
 
 Impressible, Im-pres-i-bl, a. dat ma be imprest; 
 Impression, Im-prej-on, «. de akt ovimpresig; a 
 
 mqrk mad bj preji^r: a stamp; an imaj fikst in 
 
 de mjnd; operajon: infli^ens; efekt; — an edijon 
 
 ov a buk. [tir. 
 
 Impressive, Im-pres-iv, a. makii) imprejon; ef^k- 
 Impressively, Im-pres-iv-li, ad. in an impresiv 
 
 maner. 
 Impressiveness, Im-pres-iv-nes, ji. de statov be- 
 
 ig impresiv. [ig intu servis. 
 
 Impressment, Im-pres-ment, n. de akt ov fors- 
 Impressure, Im-preJ-nr, n. an imprejon. 
 liiPREVALENCY, Im-prev-a-len-si, »j. wontovprev- 
 
 alens. [print. 
 
 Imprimatur, Im-pri-ma-tur, n. [L.] a Ijsens tu 
 Imprimis, Im-pri-mis, ad. [L.] in de ferst plas; 
 Imprint, Im-print, v. t. tu print; tu fiks in de 
 
 mind. 
 Imprint, Im-print, si. de designajon ov de plas; 
 
 dat, &s., afikst tu a printed wurk. 
 Impeison, Im-priz-n, v. t. tu put intu prizn: 
 
 tu Jut up; tu konfjn. 
 Imprisonment, Im-priz-n-ment, n. konfjnment 
 
 in prizn. [probabiliti. 
 
 Improbability, Im-prob-a-bil-i-ti, »i. wont ov 
 Improbable, Im-pr6b-a-bl,a. notprobabl; unljkli. 
 Improbably, Im-prob-a-bli, ad. wid-jt probabiliti. 
 Improbate, Im'pro-bat,* v. t. not tu apnov. 
 Improbity, Im-prob-i-ti, n. wont ov onesti; dis- 
 
 onesti. 
 Improficience, Im-pro-fi/-ens, w. wont ov prog- 
 res er imprJjvment. 
 Impromptu, Im-prom-tq,, »i. LFr.] an ekstempo- 
 
 raneus kompozijon: — ad. wid'st studi; of-hand. 
 Improper, Im-prop-or, a. not proper; unsi],tabl: 
 
 unfit. [fitli! 
 
 Improperly, Im-prop-er-li, ad. not properli; not 
 Impropitious, Im-pro-piJ-us, a. unpropijus. 
 Improportionable, Im-pro-por-Jon-a-bl, a. not 
 
 proporjonabl. [proporjonat. 
 
 Improportionate, Im-pro-por-Jon-at, a. not 
 Impropriate, Im-pro-pri-at, i'. t. tu put de poz- 
 
 ejonz ov de qurq intu de handz ov lamen. 
 Impropriation, Im-pro-pri-i-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 impropriatii); an alyenajon ov de pozejonz ov 
 
 de Cjurq. [propriats. 
 
 Impropriator, Im-pro-pri-a-tor, n. wun hO) im- 
 Impropeiety, Im-pro-pri-e-ti, «. wont ov proprj- 
 
 eti; unfitnes. [unprosperus. 
 
 Improsperous, Im-pros-per-us, a.* unfertyi^^nat; 
 Improvability, Im-prcDv-a-bil-i-ti, n. kapabiliti 
 
 ov impivjvment. [ment. 
 
 Improvable, Im-prwv-a-bl, a. kapabl ov imprcDv- 
 Impeove, Im-proiv, v. t. tu mak beter; tu egment; 
 
 tu inkres; tu mak gud j\\i ov. 
 Improve, Im-prc&v, v. i. tu mak impriDvment. 
 Improvement, Im-priiv-ment, n. de akt ov im- 
 
 prajvii): progres from gud tu beter; melyorajou; 
 
 instrukjon. 
 Improver, Im-probv-er, n. be ©r dathwiq imprcovz. 
 Improvidence, Im-prov-i-dens, ». wont ov fortet. 
 Improvident, Im-prov-i-dent, a. wontLg forkast; 
 
 k^rles. [fortet. 
 
 Improvidently, Im-prov-i-dent-Ii, ad. wid-»t 
 Improving, Im-prcnv-ig, fp, a. makig er bekumig 
 
 beter. 
 Improvisate, Im-prov-i-sat, v. t. and i. tu kom- 
 
 pijz and siij ekstcmporaneusli. [improvisatirj. 
 Improvisation, Im-prov-i-sa-Jon, «. de akt ov
 
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 Imphovisatob, Im-pr6v-i-?a-tor, n. wun hu> kom- 
 
 poifz and aigz cIc^temixDruneusIi. 
 IlfPKL'UK.NCK, Iiii-pnf)-dcn<, «. wont or pitbdens; 
 
 indiikrcjiin; neglyens; kiirlcsnes. 
 Ii(PRi.'i>ENT, Im-priD-dcnt, a. wontig pnixleiu; in- 
 
 di^tkret. 
 iMPatBENTLT, Iin-pnfc-dent-li, ad. widvt pribdcns. 
 Impudence, Ini'pii,-den«, n. Jamlcsnci; in.sulcn!<. 
 Impudent, Iin'pq,-dent, a. /amle^; imude^^t; aro- 
 
 piiit: ruxl. [insulcntli. 
 
 Impudently, Im'pq-dent-li, ad. wid'st niodo.--ti; 
 Impudicitf, Im-pn-dis-i-ti, n. imodcsti. 
 Impugn, Iiu-pi'in, r. (. tu atak: tu op<fiz; tu a<i')lt 
 
 bj qrjrt^nicnt; tu kontrodikt. 
 Impugnation, Im-pug-na-Jon,* n. opozi/on; rtzis- 
 
 tiin!". 
 Impugn ER, Im-pi'in-er, n. wnn hm impi^nz. 
 Impuissance, Im-pii-is-an.'', n. wtkncs; inabiliti; 
 
 feblncH. [on. 
 
 Impulse, Im'pal.", h. komiinikatcd fors; imprt-J- 
 Impulsion, Im-pill-Jon, >i. at akt or imiwilio; im- 
 
 pulH. [pehint. 
 
 Impulsive, Im-pdl-siv, a. impelig; mdjvij: im- 
 Impuisively, Iui-i)iil-siv-li, «(/. bj or wirt impals. 
 Impunity, Im-pi'i-ni-ti, n. cgzemjon from punij- 
 
 inviit; frrdom from injuri or los. 
 Impure, loi-pi'ir, a. nut inir: unhali; f'sl; li^d. 
 Impurely, Im-pi'ir-Ii, ad. wid impiiriti. 
 Impureness, Im-pi'ir-ncs, n. impi^rtti. 
 Impurity, Im-pi'i-ri-ti, n. wont ov ptiriti: filtin<s. 
 Impuuple, Im-pur-pl, r. t. tu kulor, az wid pury)!. 
 Imputaulk, Im-put-a-bl, a. dat ma be iuipti'.<>l. 
 Imputableness, Im-pi'it-a-bl-nes, n. At stat ov 
 
 brii) iiupnte*!. [scn/qr. 
 
 Imputation, Iin-pt^-ta-Jon, n. At akt ov impi\ti{): 
 Imputative. Im-pti-ta-tiv, a. dat ma impi'it or 
 
 bt iiupiitod. 
 Imputatively. Im-pi'i-ta-tiv-li, ad. biimpqtajon. 
 Impute, Im-pi'it. r. t. tu qqrj up<Sn: tu atribiit. 
 Imputer, Im-pnt-cr, n. wun ho) impqts. 
 Imputrescible, lm-pq,-trds-i-bl, a. nottu be kor- 
 
 liptod. 
 I», In, pr</). notip At pla3 hwjir eni ti{) iz prczcnt; 
 
 widin; not wid"8t: ntr; klos. 
 Is, In, ad. widin sum plas: not "St. In iz mni; 
 
 y^zd in kompozijon, komonii az a rqrtikl ov 
 
 negajon, rkwivalent tu un; az, in-Aktir. 
 Inability, In-a-bil-i-ti, n. wontovabilitiorpTser. 
 Inacck-Ssibility, In-ak-ses-i-bil-i-ti, ii. de stat 
 
 ov hrii) inuk-sosibl. 
 I.naccei>sible, In-ttk-s<5s-i-bl, a. not tu be apruqt. 
 Inaccessibly, In-ak-s<^3-i-bli, ad. so az not tu 
 
 br apru<;t. [eror. 
 
 Inaccuracy, In-ak-yq-ra-si, n. wont ov akyqrasi; 
 I.naccurate, In-ak-vii-rat, a. not itkyivrHt;'inkor- 
 
 ^kt. 
 Inacci-katklt, In-ak-yxi-rat-li, ad. not is.'kjx^- 
 
 ratli: inkorektli. 
 Inaction, lu-ak-Jon, n. wont ov akjon; jdlncs. 
 Inactive, In-iktiv, a. not aktiv: indolent: slupi/. 
 Inactively. lu-ak-tiv-li, «rf. wid-st labor: slugijli. 
 Inactivity, lu-ak-tiv-i-ti, n. wont ov aktiviti; 
 
 jJlnes. [fektivne.<. 
 
 Inadequacy, In-ad-t-kwa-si, ». in«afijen.si: dr- 
 Inadequate, In-ad-r-kwat, a. not idekwat: dr- 
 
 fektiv. [kwatli. 
 
 Inadequately, In-id-r-kwRt-li, ad. not iulr- 
 iNAOEQUATKXxn. In-dd-t-kwat-ne«. n. At stat 
 
 ov brio in:iiickwHt. (korc9p6nden.'<. 
 
 Inadequation. In-«d-f-kwa-Ji>n,* n. wont or 
 iMADMiivsiBiLiTY, In-kd-mM-i-bil i-ti,* n. wont 
 
 ov adin:'<ibiliti. [unfit. 
 
 Inadmissible. In-sd-mis-i-bl, a. not admisibl; 
 Inadvertence. Iii-iul-v<;r-ten.s J ». k.vl''*n«i; 
 Inadvertenct. In-ad-v^r-tcn-8i. ( noglijcns; in 
 
 aleujon: hrJle<ucs. 
 
 Inadvkktent, In-ad-r^r-tent, a. of"' •■ "• '~- 
 
 les; htdles. 
 
 Inadvertently, In-ad-v^-tcnt-li, .. 
 Inapkability, ln-af-a-bil-i-ti,» n. mvncduei in 
 
 koiiver<iiJi>n. 
 iNArPABLE, In-af-a-bl,* a. not afabi; rti^-rrd. 
 Inalienable, In-al-yen-a-)>l, a. dat kan not be 
 
 lilyt-nalfd or transft-rd tu aiiddcr. 
 Inalie.vablkness, lu-iil-ycn-a-bl-ne)!, n. de (tat 
 
 or kwoljii ov bii() inulyi.-iiabl. 
 Inalterable, lri-t'<l-tcr-a-bl, a. un(5lterabl. 
 Inamorato, In-am-o-n^-tu, n. wun in luv: u 
 
 liiver. 
 Inane, In-un, a. cmti: vird: yn«Ie«. 
 I.NANIMATE, In-an-i-mat,* r. t. tu animat. 
 Inanimate, In-:in-i-umt, a. vtrd ov Ijf: Ijfles; in- 
 ert: ded; uuunimuted. 
 Inanimated, In-an-i-mat-cd, a, not animated: 
 
 unariimnted. 
 I.VANiTio.v, In-a-ni/-on, n. emtincs. 
 Ina.mtv, lu-an-i-ti, n. emtincs; vud «pas; vaniti. 
 Inappetexce, In-ap-E-tons, n. wont ov apetea- 
 
 or :i|iet{t. 
 Inapplicability, In-ap-li-ka-bil-i-ti, n. unfit- 
 
 iiLM lur At purpus. 
 Inapplicable, In-ap-li-ka-bl, a. nut aplikabl; 
 
 unlit. [ka/on. 
 
 Inapplication, In-ap-li-ka-Jon, n. wont ov apli- 
 IxAPPOsiTE, In-;ip-o-zit, a. not u|iozit: unsqtabl. 
 Inappreciable, In-a-prt-Ji-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 br aprEjiatod or estimatid. 
 Inapprehe.vsible, In-ap-re-b^n-si-bl, a. not ap- 
 
 rrhonsibl. [hensir. 
 
 Inapprehexsive, In-ap-re-hdn-siv, a. notapre- 
 Inappropriate, ln-a-pr6-pri-at, a. not apropriat: 
 
 unfit. (unfitne-i. 
 
 Inaptitude. In-.-»p-ti-tn,d, n. wont ov aptiti^d: 
 Inarable. In-ar-a-bl, a. not ar*bl; inkapabi ov 
 
 tilaj. 
 Inakcb, In-qnj, r. t. tu graft b| apr^q, dat iz. 
 
 bj J'unjtio a ^-jon tia At ftok wid'St scparatig it 
 
 from its pqrent tre. 
 Inarching. In-tjrq-ifl, n. a mctod ov gwftijj. 
 In.^Kticulate, In-qr-tik-yii-lat, a. not qrtikyqlat: 
 
 itidirtiokt. 
 Inarticulately, In-qr-tik-yn-lat-li, ad. not qr- 
 
 tikyqlatli: indi^-tipkt. 
 Inarticulateness, In-qr-lik-yq-lat-nc?. /». wont 
 
 ov (li:jtiflktnc?. [qrtikyqlajon. 
 
 Ixarticulation, In-qr-tik-yn-ln-Jon, n. wont ov 
 Inartificial, In-qr-ti-fi/-al, a. not qrtifijal: 
 
 natyqral: ])lnn: qrtlcs. 
 IXARTIFICIALLY, In-qr-ti-fiJ-al-i, ad. wid-^t qrt: 
 
 kontniri tu dr nblz ov qrt. 
 Ix.\SMUCH, In-8z-miiq, ad. "tip: seip dat: sin.*. 
 iNArrEXTioN, In-a-ten-Jun, n. wont ov atenjon: 
 
 ni->;lekt. [lijent. 
 
 Inattentive. In-a-ten-tiv, a. hedles; k^rles; n?;- 
 IxATTENTiVKLY, In-a-ten-tiv-U, ad. wid-st atea- 
 
 Jon. [her I. 
 
 Inaudible, ln-*>d-i-bl, a. not odibl; not tu l>r 
 Inaugural, In-o-gq-ral, a. rtlatig tu inagtim- 
 
 Jon. [indd'd. 
 
 Inaugurate, In-d-gq-rat, r. f. tu k6nsrkrat: ta 
 Inauguration, In-o-gq-ni-Jon, n. At akt ov ii 
 
 ••>cqnitin; instalRjon: inrciityqr bj rolem rjts. 
 Inauguratory. In-o-gq-rn-to-ri, a. rrlatifltM 
 
 iii'i^mmjon. [wid go' I. 
 
 Inauratiox, In-o-ni-/on. ii. de akt ov kure tu 
 Inauspicious. In-««i-piJ-u«, a. not twpijus: unfi» t- 
 
 yqnal; unfavorabl. 
 Inaispicioi SLY, In-oe-piJ-Ds-li, ad. in an ino - 
 
 piju-s msini-r; wid il-oment. 
 Inauspicioisxk.vs In-iM-piJ-us-nes, n. At »'■ t 
 
 or kiToliti ov brip inn^iii/us. 
 iNBKlNti. In-be-iy. n. iunrrpirt; iD'-<>{iiirabIoM.
 
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 Inbokn, In'born, a. inat; implanted bj natyqr. 
 Inbreathed, In-brgdd, a. inspjrd; infi],zd. 
 Inbred, In'bred, a. prod^ster jenerated widin. 
 Inbreed, In-bred, v. t. [i. inbred; ps. inbrsdig, 
 
 inbred;] tu prcDdi'\,s; txa raz. [kigz. 
 
 Inca, Ig'ka, n. de tjtl ov de anjent PsrcDvian 
 Inoage, In-keij, v. t. tia kdop; tu Jut up; tta en- 
 
 kaj. [kaj. 
 
 Incagement, In-kaj-ment, n. konfjnment in a 
 Incalculable, In-kal-kii-la-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be kalki|latcd. [wermt. 
 
 Incalescence, In-ka-les-ens, n. insipient hst er 
 Incandescence, In-kan-des-ens, n. a hwit, gloig 
 
 het. [wid het. 
 
 Incandescent, In-kan-des-ent, a. hwjt or gloig 
 Incantation, In-kan-ta-Jon, n. a qcirni; an en- 
 
 enqdntment. [ikal. 
 
 Ixcantatory, In-kan-ta-to-ri, h. enqdntig; maj- 
 Incanton, In-kan-ton, v. t. tu yn,njt intm a 
 
 Inintun. [beig inkapabl. 
 
 Incapabilitt, In-ka-pa-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov 
 Incapable, In-ka-pa-bl, a. not kapabl; unabl; 
 
 unfit. 
 Incapableness, In-ka-pa-bl-nes, n. inkapabiliti. 
 Incapacious, In-ka-pa-Jus, .•}. not kapajus. 
 Incapaciousness, In-ka-pa-Jus-nes, n. narones; 
 
 wont ov spas. 
 Incapacitate, In-ka-pas-i-tat, v. t. tu disabl: 
 
 tu wekn. 
 Incapacitation, In-ka-pas-i-ta-Jon, n. diskwol- 
 
 ifikajon. [inabiliti. 
 
 Incapacity, In-ka-pas-i-ti, n. wont ov kapasiti; 
 Incarcerate, In-kqr-ser-at, v. t. tu imprizn; tu 
 
 kont'in. [serated. 
 
 Incarcerate, In-kqr-ser-at, a. iinpriznd; ink^r- 
 Incarceration, In-kqr-ser-a-Jou,«. impriznment. 
 Incarn, In-kqrn,* i\ t. tu kuver wid flej. 
 Incarn, In-kqni,* i'. t. tu bred fleJ. 
 Incarnate, In-kqr-nat, o. t. tu klod er embodi 
 
 wid flej. [flej. 
 
 Incarnate, In-kqr-nat, a. klodd er embodid in 
 Incarnation, In-kar-na-Jon, n. &z akt ov asq,m- 
 
 ig bodi er flej. 
 Incarnative, In-kqr-na-tiv, a. prodi^sig flej. 
 Incase, In-kas, v. t. tu kuver; tu enkloz; tu en- 
 rap, [kasl. 
 Incastellated, In-kas-tel-at-ed, a. enklozd in a 
 Incaution, In-ke-Jon, n. wont ov kejon. 
 Incautious, In-ko-Jus, a. unwi^ri; hedles. 
 Incautiously, In-ko-Jus-li, ad. unw.irili. 
 Incautiousness, In-ko-Jus-nes, n. wont ov keJon. 
 Incend, In-send,* v. t. tu ster up; tu inflam. 
 Incendiarism, In-sen-di-a-riz-m, n. de akt ov an 
 
 insendiari. 
 Incendiary, In-sen-di-a-ri, n. wun hd) malijusli 
 
 sets h'szez, udcr bildigz, &s., on fir; a fomenter 
 
 ov strjf. 
 Incendiary, In-s6n-di-a-ri, a. relatig tu de ma- 
 
 lijijs burnig ov bildigz; inflamatcari. 
 Incense, In'sens, n. perfqm ekshald bj f jr. 
 Incense, In-sens, v, t. tu enraj: tu provok. 
 Incense, In'sens, i-. t. tu perfqm wid insens. 
 Incensement, In-sens-mont, n. rnj; het: fqri. 
 Incension, In-stSn-Jon, n. de akt ov kindlig; a 
 
 burnii). 
 Incensive, In-sen-siv, a. inflam vtori; eksjtig. 
 Incensor, In-sen-sor, n. [L.] a kindler ov agger. 
 Incensory, In'sen-so-ri, er In-sdn-so-ri, n. de 
 
 vesel in hwiq insens iz burnt. 
 Incentive, In-sen-tiv, n. dat hwiq kindlz, pro- 
 
 voks or insjts; insjtmcnt; u inotiv; a spur. 
 Incentive, In-sen-tiv, a. insjtig; enkurajig. 
 Inception, In-sep-Jon, «. a beginig; komensmcnt. 
 Inceptive, In-.'^dp-tiv, a. beginig; notig beginii). 
 Inceptor, In-sep-tor, n. a beginor; wun in fie 
 
 riDdiments. 
 
 nceration, In-se-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov kuverig 
 
 wid waks. 
 ncertitude, In-ser-ti-tq,d, n. unsertenti: dxt- 
 
 fulnes. [konstant. 
 
 ncessant, In-ses-ant, a. unsesig; kontinyi^al; 
 ncessantly, In-ses-ant-li, ad. wid-st inuermijon. 
 ncest, In'sest, n. kqrual nolej betwen persona 
 
 related widindegrez hwq,rinmarij iz prohibited. 
 NCESTuous, In-sest-yi],-us, a. gilti ov insest. 
 NCESTUOUSLY, In-sest-yvi-us-li, ad. in an insest- 
 
 yqus manor. 
 NCESTuouSNESS, In-sest-yti,-us-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 beig iutestyqus. 
 NCH, Inq, n. a megq,r; de twelft pqrt ov a fut. 
 XCHOATE, In'ko-at,* v. t. tu begin; tu komens, 
 nchoate, In'kca-at,* a. begun; enterd upon. 
 NcnOATELY, In'ko-at-li,* ad. in an insipient de- 
 
 gre. 
 NCHOATION, In-ko-a-Jon,* n. insepjon; beginig. 
 NCHOATIVE, In-ko-a-tiv,* a. inseptiv; beginig. 
 NCIDENCE, In'si-dens, n. de direkjon wid hwiq 
 
 wun bodi strjks er felz upon auuder. 
 NCIDENT, In'si-dent, a. kagq^al; fertiytus; oka- 
 
 j;onal. 
 NCIDENT, In'si-dent, ;r. event; okurens; ka^i^alti. 
 NCIDENTAL, In-si-den-tal, a. kagi|,al; hapnig 
 
 bj qans. [tal maner. 
 
 NCIDENTALLY, In-si-d^n-tal-i, ad. in an insiden- 
 NCINERATE, lu-sin-cr-at, v. t. tu burn tu ajez. 
 NCINERATION, In-sin-tT-a-Jon, n. de aktov burn- 
 ig tu aJez. [ment. 
 NCiPXENCY, In-sip-i-en-.'si, n. a beginig; komens- 
 NCIPIENT, In-sip-i-ent. a. beginig; komensig. 
 NCiRCUMSCRiPTiBLE, In-ser-kum-skript-i-bl, a. 
 
 not tu be b^snd. [ov keJon. 
 
 NCIRCUMSPECTION, lu-ser-kum-spek-Jon, n. wont 
 NCISE, In-sjz, V. t. tu kut; tu kqrv; tu engrav. 
 NCISION, In-sig-on, »i. a kut; a gaj. 
 NCISIVE, In-sj-siv, a. havig de kwoliti ov kutig. 
 NCISOR, In-sj-sor, n. [i.] a kuter; a fwr-tcot. 
 NCISORY, In-sj-SQ-ri, a. havig de kwoliti ov kutig. 
 NCISURE, In-sij-qr,* n. a kut; an aperti^r. 
 NCITANT, In-sjt-ant, n. dat hwiq insjts; a stimyq,- 
 
 lant. [puis. 
 
 NCITATION, In-si-ta-Jon, n. insjtment; motiv; im- 
 NCITE, In-sjt, V. t. tu ster up; tu animat; tu urj 
 
 on. [impuls. 
 
 NCITEMENT, In-sjt-ment, u. a motiv; insentiv; 
 NCITER, In-sjt-er, 71. he er dat hwiq insjts. 
 NCiviLiTY, In-si-vil-i-ti, n. wont ov kiirtesi; rowi- 
 
 nes. 
 NCLASP, In-kldsp, V. t. tu held fast; tu klasp. 
 NCLAVATED, In'kUi-vat-ed, a. set; fast fikst. 
 NCLEMENCY, In-klem-en-si, n. rigor; severiti; 
 
 rufnes. [bqrj. 
 
 NCLEMENT, In-klem-ent, a. sever; ruf: stermi; 
 NCLiNABLE, In-kljn-a-bl, a. wilig; havig a ten- 
 
 densi. 
 NCLINATION, In-kli-na-Jon, n. tendensi tu a 
 
 pernt; a lenig; afekjon; regqrd; dispozijon ov 
 
 mjnd. [najon. 
 
 NCLINATORILY, In-klin-a-t<3-ri-li,* ad. wid inkli- 
 NCLINATORY. In-klin-a-to-ri,* a. inkljnig; tendig. 
 NCLiNE, In-klin, v. i. tia bend; tu len; tu be dis- 
 
 pidzd. 
 NCLINE, In-kljn, V. t. tu turn toardz; tu bend. 
 NCLINER, In-kljn-er, n. wun has inkljnz; — an in- 
 
 kljnd djal. [kltrster. 
 
 NCLOISTER, In-klffs-ter, v. t. tid Jut up; tu en- 
 NCLOSE, In-kl(Sz, V. t. tu sur-snd; tu inkli],d. 
 
 It iz olso ritn enkloz. Se {Enchse.y 
 NCLOSER, In-kloz-er, n. wun hoo inklozez; en- 
 
 klozer. 
 NCLOSURE, In-kl6s-i|r, ». de aktov inklozig; spas 
 
 inkl6zd. Se {j^ndonure.} 
 NCLOUD, In-kl-sd, v. t. tu dqrlyi; tu obski^r.
 
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 Include, lD-kl4<l> '■'• '• ^^ onklwz; tu Jut in; tu 
 
 kdinprjz. 
 Inclusion, In-klii-j[<>n, n. de akl ov iiikludij). 
 Inclusivk, In-kli'i-Hiv, a. i-iiklazii); ktiiii|>rrn(^n(li{|. 
 Inclusively, In-kli^-siv-li, ad. in un inkliisiv 
 
 in:iiuT. [konkrrjuii. 
 
 Incoaoulable, In-ko-ag-yii-la-bl, a. inknjuibl or 
 Incog, Ink6g,J ad. [koriipicd from ink'-tjiiitci,] in 
 
 prjvnt. 
 Incogitanct, In-koj-i-Un-si, n. wont ov tot. 
 Incogitant, In-k(Sj-i-tJint,» a. not tiukiy, totles. 
 Incogitative, In-k6j-i-ta-tiv, a. wontifl tot. 
 Incognito, In-k6g-ni-t<,), ad. in a stat ov konsel- 
 
 IIH'llt. 
 
 Incognito, In-k6);-ni-tu), a. unni&n; konsfld. 
 Incoherence, In-ko-he-rcns, t n. wont ov ko- 
 Incoherency, In-ko-he-ren-si, t hercnsorkon- 
 
 ckjiin; iiikonprJilti. 
 Incohekknt, In-ku-h^-r^t, a. inkonsekwcnjal; 
 
 inkcmsistent. [herent inaiicr. 
 
 Incoherently, In-ko-h£-rcnt-li, ad. in an inkuj- 
 Incomblstihility, In-kom-bus-ti-bil-i-ti,H. wont 
 
 ov kciinbustibiliti. [ 
 
 Incohbi'stible, In-kom-bds-ti-bl, a. not tu be | 
 
 konsi'imil h\ fir. { 
 
 Incomblstibleness, In-kom-bds-ti-bl-no3,*n. in- ; 
 
 koinbiistibiliti. 
 Income, In'kum, n. r&vtn\\: profit: |)rodq,s. 
 Incouino, In'kum-in, n. revrnii; inkum. 
 In coaiMKMiAif, In kom-dn-duiii, [/..] in trust ar 
 
 ri'ki>nu'niliijcin. 
 Incommensurability, In-kom-cn-Ji^-ra-bil-i-ti, 
 
 II. fir slul iiv imvin nu koinon mejur. 
 Incommensirable, In-kom-dn-Jii-ra-bl, a. hav- 
 
 i|) nti ktiinon nicjur. 
 Incommensurate, In-kora-dn-Jn-rat, a. bavig 
 
 nu ki'inon mejur: inkonicn/iimbl. 
 Incommode, In-kom-ud, r. /. tu be inkonvenyent 
 
 tu: tu trubl; tu mijle,<t; tu distiirb. 
 Incommodious, In-koin-<f)-di-us, a. inkonvenyent: 
 
 trubl>um: anffij). 
 Incommodiously, In-kom-6-di-us-li, ad. inkon- 
 
 VEiiyintli. {konvenyens. 
 
 Incommodiousness, In-kom-(f)-di-us-nt's, n. in- 
 Incommunicability, In-kom-n,-ni-ka-bil-i-ti, n. 
 
 dr Stat iiv Itfifl inkomi'inikubl. 
 Incommunicable, In-koin-i'i-ni-ka-bl, a. not 
 
 kniiii'inikiibl. [inkunii|nikabiliti. 
 
 Incommunicableness, In-kom-u-ni-ka-bl-nt's, n. 
 Incommunicably, In-kom-q,-ni-ka-bli, ad. »u at 
 
 not lu br inip(\rtod. [qdnjabincs. 
 
 Incommutability, In-kom-ii-ta-bil-i-ti, ii. un- 
 Incommutaule, In-koiu-i'it-u-bl, a. not subjekt 
 
 tu <;niij. 
 Incomfact, Incomi'acted, In-kom-pakt, In-kom- 
 
 ]i4'ikt-(.-il, a. not ki'tniakt. 
 Incomparable, Iii-kom-j^a-ra-bl, a. not tu be 
 
 kiitni';trd: ckMcU'nt bryond koni|uirisun; marbles. 
 Incomparableness, In-kom-pa-ni-bl-nc.», ». grat 
 
 cksi-ltiis. [koniparison. 
 
 Iniompabablt. In-k6m-pa-ra-bli, ad. bf:y6nd 
 Incompassionate, In-kom-paJ-on-at, a. vffd ov 
 
 toiKifrne!". 
 Incompassionatelt, In-kom-pAJ-on-at-li, ad. 
 
 wid'xt k<iini«jon. 
 Incompassionateness, In-kom-p&J-on-at-ncs, n. 
 
 wi'Ht iiv piti or tondcrncs. ikonsistcnsi. 
 
 Incompvtibilitv, In-kom-pat-i-bll-i-ti, n. in- 
 Incompatiule, In-kom-pat-i-bl, a. inkonsiLitont 
 
 wid <iiiiitij) els; inkoppnuus. Iti'ntli. 
 
 Incompatibly, In-kom-|>at-i-bU, ad. inkon.si.s- 
 Incompetence, In-koui-pe-ten.^, j n. wont ov 
 Incompetency, In-kom-pe-tcn-si, I k6iupttcn!*: 
 
 insufij'tii.-i: innbiliti. 
 Incompetent, In-kdm-pc-tcnt, ». not k6mpctcnt 
 
 er adekwat. 
 
 Incompetently, In-k6iu-pe-t«nt-li, ad. inide- 
 
 kwatli; unxiiiubli. [fini/t. 
 
 Incomplete, In-koui-pUt, a. not komplel; not 
 Incompletenehs, In-koin-pltt lies, n. wont or 
 
 koinpleiues. 
 Incomplex, In-kotn-pli^kK, a. not komplcki; limpl. 
 Incompliance, In-kum-pl|-anH, n. wont ov koih- 
 
 pijiini. [limpl. 
 
 Incomposite, In-koin-i>6z-it, a. not kon)p6iit; 
 Incomprehensibility, In-kom-pre-hun-ni-bil-i- 
 
 ti, n. inkunHevablne.s. 
 Incomprehensible, In-kom-pre-h^n-si-bl, a. d«t 
 
 kiiii iiiil br kiitiiprEhdiidud; inkonsevabl. 
 LvcoMpREiiENsiBLENEsa, In-koni-pre-hdn-»i-bI- 
 
 ne.M, ;i. iiiki>iistvablne!i. 
 Incomprehensibly, In-kom-prc-h^nsi-bii, ad. 
 
 iiikoii^t'vuijli. [komprehciuiiv. 
 
 Incomprehe.nsive, In-kom-prE-hen-siv, a. not 
 Incompre«sihility, In-kom-pres-i-bil-i-ti, n. At 
 
 iitnt ov bci|j iiikonqiresibl. [koinpr&it. 
 
 Incompressible, Iii-koni-i»res-i-bl, a. not tu be 
 Inconcealaule, In-kon-sel-a-bl, a. diit k:»n not 
 
 be koiiscld. [konsi'vd. 
 
 Inconceivable, In-kon-sev-a-bl, a. not tu be 
 Inconceivableness, lu-kon-sev-a-bl-ncs, n. At 
 
 sint ov biij) inkonsevabl. [kon-iep/on. 
 
 Inconceivably, In-kon-sev-a-bli, ad. bryond 
 Inconceptible, lu-kon-s^p-ti-bl,* a. inkonstvubl. 
 Incoxcinnity, In-kon-sin-i-ti,* n. unsi'itablncs; 
 
 disprujxjrjon. [konsrkwena. 
 
 Ixconcludknt, In-kon-khj,-dont, a. inferin no 
 Inconclusive, In-kon-kli\,»iv, a. not konknisiv; 
 
 insufijont. [konkhisivnes. 
 
 Inconclusively, In-kon-kli'i-.«iv-li, ad. wid in- 
 Inconclusiveness, In-kou-kli'i,-.siv-ncH, ii. wont 
 
 ov nijipnal furs. [iy undijd^ted. 
 
 Inconcoction, In-kon-kok-Jon,* n. de stat ov be- 
 Inconcurring, In-kon-kiir-ifl, a. not koukurig. 
 Inconcussible, In-kon-kus-i-bl, a. inkapabl ov 
 
 brio Jtikn. [dunsibl. 
 
 Incondensible, In-kon-dons-i-bl, a. not kon- 
 Incondite, In-kin-djt, w In'kon-djt, a. ir^gyq- 
 
 lor; ntxl: un|M31iJt. 
 Inconformitv, In-kon-fenn-i-ti,* n. wont ov 
 
 konforiniti; nonkonformiti. 
 Incongealable, In-kon-ji'l-a-bl, a. unkonjelabl. 
 Incongruence, In-koo-gnxi-cnji, »i. unsi'itablne*. 
 Incongruent, In-k6i)-gnt)-cnt, a. unsiilabl; in- 
 
 k6^);;R^)US. 
 Incongruity, In-kon-gnfi-i-ti, n. unsiitablnee; 
 
 inkonsistensi: iuiprtjprjf ti: wont ov siinetri. 
 Incongruous, In-lsi'n) grin-us, a. unsiitabl; not 
 
 tili<): iiikdii.-i.^tent: iuipro[icr: ab-iird. 
 iNCONiauousLY, In-k6i)-gra>-u8-li, ad. improp- 
 
 crli: uiifitli. [Jon. 
 
 Inconnection, In-kon-dk-Jon, n. wont ov konek- 
 Inconscionable, In-k6n-Jon-a-bl,* a. unkiinjon- 
 
 abl. [inferen.«. 
 
 Inconsequence, In-kdn-.se-kwons, n. wont ov just 
 Inconsequent, In-kon-.-se-kwent, a. not k6nse- 
 
 kwent: not toluiy from de preiui.'«cz. 
 Inconsequential, In-kon-se-kwen-Jnl, A. not 
 
 konsekwcnjal. . [lant; trivial. 
 
 Inconsiderable. In-kon-vid-er-a-bl, a. unimpor- 
 Inconsidebableness, In-kon-sid-tr-a-bl-nw, n. 
 
 .«ni()I ini|iortans. 
 Inconsideracy, In-kon-sid-cr-a-si,* n. totlesnc*. 
 Inconsiderate, In-kon-?id-er-at,a. kurle.-*; t«>tlc-<i. 
 Inconsiderately, In-kon-sid-«r-nt-li, a</. t.itlfsli; 
 
 ln^Klijeiitli. [Ie#nc9. 
 
 Inconsiderateness, In-kon-sid-cr-at-ncs, ». fot- 
 Inconsidebation, lu-kon-sid-cr-a-Jon. n. wr.nt 
 
 ov kcn.-idi'nijon. 
 Inconsistency. In-kon-slst-cn-si, n. 
 Inconsistent, In-kon-fisl-ent, a. mt . 
 
 inkompfttibl.
 
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 Inconsistently, In-kon-sist-ent-li, ad. absurdli. I 
 
 inkoijgriDusli. 
 Inconsolable, In-kon-s61-a-bl, a. not tu be 
 
 kumforted. _ [diskerd. 
 
 Inconsonancy, In-kon-so-nan-si, n. disagrEinent; 
 Inconspicuous, In-kou-spik-yix-us, a. not kon- 
 
 spikyivus. [tabiliti. 
 
 Inconstancy, In-kon-stan-si, ». unstedines; mx\,- 
 Inconstant, In-kon-stant. a. not ferm; qanjabl; 
 
 variabl. [qanjabli. 
 
 Inconstantly, In-kon-stant-li, ad. unstedili; j 
 Inconsumable, In-kon-sq,m-a-bl, a. not tm be 
 
 konsi|md. ' ' 
 
 Incontestable, In-kon-tes-ta-bl, a. not tu be I 
 
 disjjii^tL'd: serten. 
 Incontestably, In-kon-tes-ta-bli, ad. indispq,- 
 
 tebli: unkontrovertibli. [yHys. ! 
 
 Incontiguovs, In-kon-tig-yri-us, a. not kontig- . 
 Incontinence, Incontinency. In-kon-ti-nens, 
 
 In-kon-ti-nen-si, n. unqastiti. 
 Incontinent, In-kon-ti-nent, a. It^d; Ijsenjus; 
 
 unqfist. [lisenjusli. 
 
 Incontinently, In-kon-ti-nent-li, ad. unqastli; 
 Incontrollable, In-kon-trol-a-bl, a. unkon- 
 
 trolabl. 
 Incontrovertible, In-kon-tro-vert-i-bl, a. not 
 
 kontravertibl: unkwestyonabl: indispqtabl. 
 Incontrovertibly, In-kon-tro-vert-i-bli, ad. in- 
 
 dispii^tabli. 
 Inconvenience, In-kon-ven-yens, n. wont ov 
 
 konvEuyens; unfitnes; disadvdutaj; difikulti. 
 Inconvenience, In-kon-ven-yens, v. t. tia trubl; 
 
 tia veks. [inkcmvsnyens. 
 
 Inconveniency, In-kon-ven-yen-si, n. sam az 
 Inconvenient, lu-kon-ven-yent, er In-kon-vg- 
 ' ni-ent, a. inkomodius; unfit. [odiusli. 
 
 Inconveniently, In-kon-ven-yent-li, ad. inkom- 
 Inconversable, In-kon-vers-a-bl,* a. unsojal; 
 
 stif: fermal. ' [<5anj. 
 
 Inconvertible, In-kon-vert-i-bl, a. inkapabl ov 
 Inconvincible, In-kon-vins-i-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be konvin^-t. [yikjon. 
 
 Inconvincibly. In-kon-vins-i-bli, ad. wid'stkon- 
 Incorporate, In-kor-po-rat, v. t. tu ferm intu 
 
 a bodi er korporajon; tu yxinjt; tu asojiat; tu 
 
 embodi. [a mas. 
 
 Incoeporate, In-ker-po-rat, v. ■». tu ytinjt intu 
 Incorporate, In-kor-po-rat, a. asojiated; inker- 
 
 porated. 
 Incorporation, In-kor-po-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 inkorporatig; fermajon ov a bodi; yn,nyon; aso- 
 
 Jiajon. 
 Incorporeal, In-kor-p<5-re-al, a. not korp6real; 
 
 not k<insi.-;tir) ov mater: imaterial. 
 Incorporeally, In-kor-po-rc-al-i, ad. wid'st 
 
 bodi or mater. 
 Incorporeity, In-kar-po-re-i-ti, n. imatErialiti; 
 
 distiijktnes from bodi. 
 Incorrect, In-kor-ekt, a. not egzakt; not korekt; 
 
 inakynrat. 
 Incorrectly, In-kor-ekt-li, ad. not korektii: in- 
 
 akynratli. [eror. 
 
 Incorrectness, In-kor-ekt-nes, «. inakyi^^rasi: 
 Incorrigibility, In-kor-i-ji-bil-i-ti, ) n. At stat 
 Incorrigibleness, In-kor-i-ji-bl-ncs, ) ov btiij 
 
 inkorijibl; df praviti. 
 Incorrigible, In-kor-i-ji-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 korektcd: hoclcs. [ment. 
 
 Incorrigibly, In-kor-i-ji-bli, ad. beyond amend- 
 Incokrupt, In-kor-ript, a. not koriipt; unkoriipt. 
 Incorruptibility, In-kor-up-ti-bil-i-ti, j n. de 
 Incorruptibleness, In-kor-iip-ti-bl-nes, 5 stat 
 
 ov beir) inkoruptibl. 
 Incorruptible, In-kor-up-ti-bl, a. inkapabl ov 
 korupjon. [korupjon. 
 
 Incoeruption, In-kor-up-Jon, n. inkapasiti ov 
 
 Incorruptive, In-kor-dp-tiv, a. fre from korup- 
 jon. [korupjon. 
 Incoeeuptness, In-kor-upt-nes, n. integriti; in- 
 Inceassate, In-kras-at, v. t. tu tikn; tu mak tik. 
 Incrassate, In-kras-at, v. i. tu bekum tik; tu 
 
 gro fat. 
 IN(_ kassate, In-kras-at, a. fatnd: fild; inkrasated. 
 Inckassation, In-kras-a-Jon, n. de akt ov tiknig. 
 Incrassative, In-kras-a-tiv, a. tiknir);makir) tik. 
 Incukas.'BLE, In-kres-a-bl, a. dat ma be inkrest. 
 Increase, In-kres, v. i. tu grca: tu advdns. 
 Inceease, In-kres, v. t. tu mak mor er grater, 
 IxCEEASE, In'kres, 6r In-kres, n. adijon; egmen- 
 
 tajon: irodn,s; projeni. [tj,s. 
 
 Increasei- ul, In-kres-ful,* a. abundant in prod- 
 Inceeaski:, In-kres-er, n. wun boo inkresez. 
 Inceeate, Inceeated, In-kre-at,* In-kre-at-ed,* 
 
 a. not kieated. 
 Incredibility, In-kred-i-bil-i-ti, \ n. de kwol- 
 Incredibleness, In-kred-i-bl-nes, f iti ov beig 
 
 inkredibl. [ig belef. 
 
 Inceedible, In-kred-i-bl, a. not kredibl; surpds- 
 Incredibly, In-kred-i-bli, ad. in an inkredibl 
 
 maner. [belev. 
 
 Inceedulity, In-kre-di\,-li-ti, n. indispdzijon tu 
 Inceedulous, In-kred-yq,-lus, a. not kredyi^lus; 
 
 bqrd ov belef. 
 Inceedulousness, In-kred-yn-lus-nes, n. bqrd- 
 
 nes ov belef. 
 Inceement, In'kre-ment, n. inkres; mater aded. 
 Inceescent, In-kres-ent, a. inkresig; groii). 
 Inceust, lu-krdst, v. t. tu kuver wid a krust er 
 
 kd)t. 
 Incrustate, In-knis-tat, v. t. tu inkrust. 
 Inceustation, In-krus-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov in- 
 
 krdstii); a krust. 
 Incubate, In'ki]^-bat, v. t. tm sit upon egz; tu bag. 
 Incubation, In-kn,-ba-Jon, n. de akt ov sitig up- 
 on egz. 
 Incubus, In'kq-bu.s, n. [L.] de njtmq,r; a diserder. 
 Inculcate, In-kiil-kat, v. t. tu impres on de mjnd 
 
 bi admonijonz; tu enfors; tu implant. 
 Inculcation, In-kul-ka-Jon, «. de akt ov inknl- 
 
 katig: qqrj. [blamabl. 
 
 Inculpable, In-kiil-pa-bl, a. not kulpabl; un- 
 Inculpableness, In-kul-pa-bl-nes, n. unblama- 
 
 blnes. [Tst blara. 
 
 Inculpably, In-kiil-pa-bli, ad. unblamabli; wid- 
 Inculpate, In-kiil-pat, v. t. tu blam: tu senjT|,r. 
 Inculpatoey, In-kul-pa-to-ri, a. impi^tig blam; 
 
 senjqrig. 
 Inculture, ln-kult-yi\r,* n. wont ov kultyii,r. 
 Incumbency, In-kiim-ben-si, n. de holdig ov an 
 
 ofis. [a dv^ti. 
 
 Incumbent, In-kdm-bent, a. Ijig upon; impozd az 
 Incumbent, In-kum-bent, n. wun bco pozescz an 
 
 ofis. {Encumher.y 
 
 Incumber, In-knm-ber, v. t. tu embaras. Se 
 Incur, In-kur, v. t. tu bekdm Ijabl tu; tu brig 
 
 on. [ov kn^r. 
 
 Incurability, In-kt),r-a-bil-i-ti, n. imposibiliti 
 Incurable, In-ki\,r-a-bl, n. an inki|rabl pajent. 
 Incurable, In-ki^r-a-bl, a. not tu be kxi,nl; ire- 
 
 mediabl. 
 Incueableness, In-k^-ra-bl-nes, ». At stat ov 
 
 beig inki^rabl. [lesli. 
 
 Incurably, In-ki|r-a-bli, ad. wid'st remedi; hop- 
 Incueiosity, In-kn-ri-os-i-ti,* n. wont ov ki\,ri- 
 
 ositi. 
 Incueious, In-ki\-ri-us, a. not kq^rius; inatentiv. 
 Incuriously, In-kii-ri-us-li, ad. wid'st inkwizi- 
 
 tivnes. [Iesne5. 
 
 Incuriousness, In-ki^-ri-us-nes, n. neglijens; k^r- 
 Incuesion, In-kdr-Jon, n. an invagon; an inrod; 
 
 ravaj. 
 Incuevate, In-kiir-vat, v. t. tu bend; tu kruk.
 
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 IftccsVATiON, In-kur-vd-Jon, n. de akt ov bond- 
 
 io; kurviii. [kdrvat. 
 
 Incl'UVe, In-kdrv, v. t. tu \n; tu bend; tu in- 
 LucuaviTT, In-kdr-vi-ti, n. knakedne!!; a bendio 
 
 itiwdrd. [raminajon. 
 
 I.VDAGATio.v, In-da-Ki-Jon, n. s^rq; inkwiri; cg- 
 Inuaoatok, In-da-ga-tor, n. a g^njcr; an cgzam- 
 
 iiii-r. 
 Indaet, In-d(^rt, r. r. tu dqrt in; tu Htrjk in. 
 Indebitatus assumpsit, In-dob-i-ta-tus a-sdm- 
 
 ."it, [L.\ (La'c) an ak/on brat tu rekdver in 
 
 diiuuijfz at am'snt or u det or demdnd. 
 I.VDKBT, In-det,* V. t. tu put intu det. 
 Indebted, In-d^t-e»l, p. a. beip in det. 
 Indebtedness, In-det-cd-nes, n. stat ov beig in- 
 
 delod. 
 Indebtment, In-d^t-mcnt, n. indctednos. 
 Indecency, In-dt-sen-si, n. wont ov desensi; in- 
 
 dckuruiu; innxJesti. 
 Indecent, In-di'-.-ent, a. unbekdmig; unfil for 
 
 Ae jz i>r f rz; not dtsent. 
 Ind£CE.\ti,T, In-de-scnt-li, aJ. wid'st descnsi. 
 Indkciduol'S, In-de-sid-yii-u!", a. not drsidynus; 
 
 cveri^rrn. [dd^iimated. 
 
 Inokcimable, In-d^s-i-ma-bl, a. not l{abl tu be 
 Indecision, In-de-sij-on, n. irezolqjon. 
 Indecisive, ln-de-!<i-»iv, a. not desjiiiv; inkon- 
 
 klijsiv. [si5on. 
 
 Indecisiveness, In-de-sj-siv-nes, n. wont ov dc- 
 Indeclinable, In-de-kljn-a-bl, a. not deklinabl; 
 
 not vurid. [a/on. 
 
 Indeclinablt. In-dt-kljn-a-bli, lul. widest vari- 
 Indecorocs, ln-d(^k-u)-ru8, or In-dt-kii-rus, a. 
 
 not dokuru.'i: indrscnt; unbekdraif}. 
 Indecoroisly, la-d^k-ct-nui-li, ad. in an unbe- 
 
 ktiinio manor. 
 Ixdecorousness, In-d^k-o-ru3-nes, n, improprj- 
 
 fti (iv kondukt; indt.-ensi. 
 Indecokl'K, In-dt-kii-rum, n. indescnsi; a tijj 
 
 unbfkuiniy. 
 Indeed, In-dt'd. ad. in rcaliti; in trtnt; in voriti. 
 Indefatigable, In-de-fat-i-ga-bl, a. unwerid: 
 
 not tjnl. [weridnes. 
 
 Indefatigableness, In-de-fAt-i-ga-bl-nes, n. un- 
 Indekatigablt, In-de-fat-i-ga-bli, ad. wid'st 
 
 wrrine-'. 
 Indefeasible, In-de-fez-i-bl, a. inkapabl ov be- 
 
 ifl dr fried. vnkatoJ, or mnd verd. 
 Indkfectibility, In-dc-fok-ti-bil-i-ti, rt. cgzem- 
 
 Jon from drkii. 
 Indefectible. In-dc-fek-ti-bl, a. not Ijabl tu 
 
 difi'kt or drku. [plet. 
 
 Indefective. In-dE-fek-tiv, a. not drfektiv; kom- 
 Indekknsible, In-dc-fen-si-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 dtfond^•d. 
 Indefensive, In-de-f^n-siv, a. havijj no def^ns. 
 Indeficient, In-df-fiJ-ent, a. komplet. 
 Indefinable, In-dt-fjn-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 dtfind. [ifod. 
 
 Indefinite, In-def-i-nit, a. not definit; not lim- 
 I.vDEKiNiTELT, In-d^f-i-nit-li, ad. tu a degrc in- 
 
 d'finit. [indefinit. 
 
 Indefiniteness, In-ddf-i-nit-ncs, n. stat ov beij) 
 Indeiiiscent, In-dt-bis-cnt, a. not opnig hwcn 
 
 rjp. 
 INDELIBF.RATE, In-dr-lib-er-at, a. not dclibcrat. 
 Indelibility, In-del-i-bil-i-ti, n. At kwuUti ov 
 
 beiy indolibl. 
 Indelible. In-d^I-i-bl, a. dat kan not be bloted 
 
 ttt, (.'fa.it or andid; iM>rmanvnt. 
 Indelibly, In-d<il-i-bii, ad. su as not tu be pfu.<t. 
 Indelicacy, In-d^-i-ka-ai, n. wont ov delikaai: 
 
 indrson.^i. [de.fcnt. 
 
 Indelicate. In-d^l-i-kat, a. wontig ddlikaai: in- 
 Indelicately, In-dd-i-kat-li, »d, in an indoli- 
 
 kat mancr. 
 
 Indemnification, In-dem-ni-fi-kA-/on, n. At akt 
 
 ov in<l<^mnif{i{). (loa. 
 
 Indemnify, In-d6m-ni-fi, r. t. tu egs^mt from 
 Imdemnity, In-d6m-ni-ti, n. sektiriti; kompenaa- 
 
 Jon for los. 
 Indemonstrable, In-de-m6n-stra-bl, a. not ta be 
 
 dem6n."traled. 
 Indenizen, In-d6n-i-in,* f. t. tu mak fre. 
 Indent; In-d^nt, c. t. tu hoq; — tu bjod bj kon- 
 
 trukt. [Rtamp. 
 
 Indent, In-d<5nt, n. an iiuijon; indenta/on; 
 Indentation, In-den-ta-/on, n. dc akt ov in- 
 
 d^ntio: a noq. 
 Indenture, In-dent-yi^r, n. a kdvenant: a r|liQ 
 
 kontaniga kontrakt: — indunta/on. 
 Independence, In-dc-p^n-dcns, n. de stat ov be- 
 
 ig independent; fredom; egzcm/on from kon- 
 
 tr6l. (fre. 
 
 Independent, In-de-p^n-dcnt, a. not dependent; 
 Independent, In-dc-iJ^n-dent, n. a Koggrtgd- 
 
 Jonalist. [pendens. 
 
 Independently, In-de-p^n-dent-li, ad. widitde- 
 Indeprecable, In-dep-rc-ka-bl,* a. dat kan not 
 
 be entrrted. [tnkn awd. 
 
 Indeprivable, In-de-prjv-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 Indescribable, In-de-skrjb-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be de.-ikrjM. 
 Indesert, In-de-z^rt, n. wont ov merit. 
 INDESINE.NT, In-d6s-i-nent,* a. ins^aant. 
 Indestructible, In-de-strdk-ti-bl, a. dat kan 
 
 not be dcstrdrd. 
 Indeterminable, In-de-t^r-min-a-bl, a. not tu 
 
 bf «irf(nd or fik-t. [indefinit. 
 
 Indcterminate, In-dc-t^r-mi-nat, a. not defjnd; 
 Indeterminately, In-de-t^r-mi-nat-li, ad. in- 
 
 definitli. ' [d^finitnes. 
 
 Indeterminateness, In-de-t^r-mi-nat-nes, n. in- 
 Indetermination, In-dE-tjr-mi-na-Jon, n. wont 
 
 ov de tormina Jon. 
 Indetermined, In-dc-t«fr-mind, a. undetermind. 
 Indevoted, In-de-v6-ted, p. a. not atact; undc- 
 
 votcii. [irelijon. 
 
 Indevotio.v, In-dc-v<5-Jon, r». wont ov drvujon; 
 Indevout, In-de-v8t, a. not dev^t: undcvst. 
 Indevoutlv; In-dc-v»t-li, ad. wid-st drvujon. 
 Index, In'dek-s n., pL In'dek«-oz, <rr In'di-.<rz; a 
 
 direktifl \<«nt or jxTnter: a hand dat {xrnts tu 
 
 enitig:— de labl <jv konteutji tu a buk. 
 Index expurg.\toriu8, In'dek^ eks-pur-ga-t<S- 
 
 ri-U!<, [L.] a p^rifjig indeks; a list ov prohib- 
 ited buk.", kondemd hi At t'ur^ ov Rom az he- 
 
 retikal. 
 Indexterity. In-dcks-t^r-i-ti, m. wont ov deks- 
 
 teriti; okwardno!". [am. 
 
 Indian, In'di-an, a. relatig tu India or de Indi- 
 I.NDIAN, In'di-an, n. a nativ ov India; an abarij- 
 
 inul inhabitant ov Amcrika. 
 I.NDIAN-INK. In'di-an-igk, n. akjndovigk. 
 I.vdian-red, In'di-an-ro<J, n. a kjnd ov akcr. 
 Indiarubber. In-di-u-rdb-er, n. koo^uk. 
 Indicant, In'di-knnt, a. Joig; p<rntig nt. 
 Indicate, In'di-kat, r. /. tu Ja; tu p«fnt -st; tu 
 
 mqrk. [a simtom. 
 
 Indication, In-di-kA-/on, ». a mqrk; a cjn; a n^t; 
 Indicative, In-dik-a-tiv, a. /oig; pffntig tit. He 
 
 iuditatic nun i ov a verb aferms. 
 Indicatively, In-dik-a-tiv-li, a'l. in juq a man- 
 or nr Joz. 
 Indicator, In'di-ka-tor, n. he or dat hwiq Jot. 
 Indicatory, In'di-ka-to-ri, a. Joig: p<nitig nt. 
 IXDKT, In-djl. r. t. tu impfq: tu akiii. 
 Indictable, In-d|t-a-bl, a. Ijabl tu be indjted. 
 Indicter, In-di(-er, n. wun ha> indjl.^. 
 Indiction, In-dik-Jon, n. a deklarajun. In KrO' 
 
 ruilciji, a gjkl, or period ov fifttn yen. 
 Indictite, Ln-dik-liv, a. pruklamd; dekl^rd.
 
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 Indictment, In-djt-ment, n. de akt ov inditig a 
 
 bil fer a psnal ofens. 
 Inhiffeeence, In-dif-er-ens, n. stat ov beii) in- 
 
 diferent: nii,traliti; neglijens; wont ov afekjon. 
 Indiffekent, In-dif-er-ent, a. nx^tral; unkon- 
 
 sernd; iuatentiv; lEgqrdles; impqrjal; pasabl. 
 Indifferently, In-dif-er-ent-li, ad. in an indif- 
 
 crent maner. 
 Indigence, In'di-jens, n. wont; penyq,ri; poverti. 
 Indigene, In'di-jen, n. a nativ animal er plant. 
 Indigenous, In-dij-E-nus, a. bern in a kuntri; 
 
 nativ. 
 Indigent, In'di-jent, a. p<Dr; nsdi; nssesitus. 
 Indigested, In-di-jest-ed, a. not dijested; undi- 
 
 jested. 
 Indigestible, In-di-jest i-bl, a. not dijestibl. 
 Indigestion, In-di-jest-yon, n. wont ov dijest- 
 
 yon; wont ov dijestiv p^er; dispepsi. 
 Indigitate, In-dij-i-tat, v. t. tu pffnt ■st wid de 
 
 figger. ['St. 
 
 Indigitation, In-dij-i-ta-Jon, n. ds akt ov pffntig 
 Indignant, In-dig-nant, a. havir) indignajon; 
 
 ai)gri. 
 Indignantly, In-dig-nant-li, ad. wid indignajon. 
 Indignation, In-dig-na-Jon, n. agger mikst wid 
 
 kontemt. [us inji^ri. 
 
 Indignity, In-dig-ni-ti, n. k6ntq,mEli; kontemtyq,- 
 Indigo, In'di-go, n. a plant yi],zd in djig blq,. 
 Indirect, In-di-rekt, a. not direkt; improper; not 
 
 fq,r. [menz. 
 
 Indirection, In-di-rek-Jon, n. an oblek kors er 
 Indirectly, In-di-rekt-li, ad. not direktli; not 
 
 rjtli. [nes. 
 
 Indirectness, In-di-rekt-nes, n. oblikwiti; un£q,r- 
 Indiscernible, In-di-zern-i-bl, a. not dizernibl; 
 
 undizernibl. [striiktiblnes. 
 
 Indisceeptibility, In-di-serp-ti-bil-i-ti, n. inde- 
 Indiscerptible, In-di-serp-ti-bl, a. not tu be 
 
 separated er destr^d; indestruktibl. 
 Indisciplinable, In-dis-i-plin-a-bl, a. inkapabl 
 
 ov disiplin. [kuverabl. 
 
 Indiscoverable, In-dis-kdv-er-a-bl, a. undis- 
 Indiscovery, In-dis-kdv-er-i, n. stat ov beig 
 
 hidn. 
 Indiscreet, In-dis-kret, a. not diskr&t; improodent. 
 Indiscreetly, In-dis-kre't-li, ad. wid^t diski-ejon. 
 Indiscrete, In-dis-kret, a. not diskret er sepa- 
 rated. 
 Indiscretion, In-dis-kreJ-on, n. wont ov diskrej- 
 
 ou; rajnes; imprcodeus. 
 Indiscriminate, In-dis-krim-i-nat, a. beig wid- 
 
 ■st diskriminajon; konfiizd. 
 Indiscriminately, In-dis-krim-i-nat-li, ad. wid- 
 
 ■xt distigkjon, [no distigkjon. 
 
 Indiscriminating, In-dis-krim-i nat-ig, a. makig 
 Indiscrimination, In-dis-krim-i-na-Jon, n. wont 
 
 ov di-sliriminajun. \sa\\\t nesesiti. 
 
 Lndispensability, In-dis-pen-sa-bil-i-ti, n. ab- 
 Indispensable, In-dis-pen-sa-bl, a. not tia be 
 
 dispenst wid; nesesari; esenjal. 
 Indispensableness, In-dis-pen-sa-bl-nes, n. ab- 
 
 scjh],t nesesiti. 
 Indispensably, In-dis-p6n-sa-bli, ad. nesesarili. 
 Indispose, In-dis-poz, v. t. tia mak unfit; tu dis- 
 
 inkljn. 
 Indisposed, In-dis-p6zd, p. a. not dispozd; dis- 
 
 inkljnd; diserderd ia belt. 
 Indisposedness, In-dis-poz-ed-nes, n. indispo- 
 
 zijon; unfitues. 
 Indisposition, In-dis-po-zi/-on, n. disorder ov 
 
 belt; sljt dizEz; disinklinajon. 
 Indisputable, In-dis-pq-ta-bl, a. inkontroverti- 
 
 bl; inkontestabl. [ti; evidens. 
 
 Indisputableness, In-dis-pq,-ta-bl-ne3, n. serten- 
 Indisputably, In-dis-p^-ta-bli, ad. wid^t kon- 
 
 troversi. 
 
 Indisolubility, In-dis-o-lq,-bil-i-ti, n. fermnes; 
 
 stablnes. 
 Indisoluble, In-dis-o-lq-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 dizolvd er destrtfd; ferm; stabl: bjndig forever. 
 Indisolubleness, In-di3-o-lq,-bl-nes, u. indis- 
 
 olH,biliti. 
 Indisolubly, In-dis-ffl-lq,-bli, ad. in a maner 
 
 not tia be brokn. [be dizolvd. 
 
 Indisolvable, In-di-z61v-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 Indistinct, In-dis-tigkt, a. not distigkt; kon- 
 
 fi|zd. [unsertenti. 
 
 Indistinction, In-dis-tigk-Jon, n. konfqgon; 
 Indistinctly, In-dis-tigkt-li, ad. konfxizedli; 
 
 unsertenli. [unsertenti. 
 
 Indistinctness, In-dis-tigkt-nes, n. konf^^son; 
 Indistinguishable, In-dis-tig-gwiJ-a-bl, a. dat 
 
 kan not be distiggwijt. 
 Indite, In-djt, v. t. tia kompoz; to. rjt; tu diktat. 
 Inditer, In-djt-er, n. wun hcD indjts. 
 Individable, In-di-vjd-a-bl, a. indivizibl. 
 Individual, In-di-vid-y^-al, a. siggl; ni:i,merikali 
 
 wun. [beig. 
 
 Individual, In-di-Tid-yn,-al, n. a siggl person er 
 Individuality, lu-di-vid-yxx-al-i-ti, «. distigkt 
 
 egzistens. In Frenoloji, de fakulti ov obzerv- 
 
 ig and individyi|aljzig objekts. 
 Individualize, In-di-vid-yi'^-al-jz, v. t. tu dis- 
 
 tiggwij; tu separat. 
 Individually, In-di-vid-yq,-al-i, a. wid'st dis- 
 tigkt egzistens. [tu individj'qaljz. 
 Individuate, In-di-vid-y^-at, v. t. tu mak siggl; 
 Individuate, In-di-vid-yi],-at, a. undivided. 
 Individuation, In-di-vid-yq,-a-Jon, «. de akt 
 
 ov makig siggl. 
 Indivisibility, In-di-viz-i-bil-i-ti, | n. de stat 
 Indivisibleness, In-di-viz-i-bl-nes,) erkwoliti 
 
 ov beig indivizibl. [vjded. 
 
 Indivisible, In-di-viz-i-bl, a. dat kan not be di- 
 Indivisibly, In-di-viz-i-bli, ad. so az not to be 
 
 divjded. 
 Indocible, iN-dos-i-bl, a. unteqabl; untraktabl. 
 Indocile, In-dos-il, a. unteqabl; untraktabl. 
 Indocility, In-do-sil-i-ti, n. unteqablnes; dul- 
 
 nes. [in prinsiplz. 
 
 Indoctrinate, In-dok-trin-at, v. t. tu instriikt 
 Indoctrination, In-dok-trin-a-Jon, 7i. instruk- 
 
 Jon in prinsiplz. [nes. 
 
 Indolence, In'do-lens, h. lazines; jdlnes; listles- 
 Indolent, In'ddj-lent, a. kf^rles; lazi; jdl: listles. 
 Indolently, In'do-lent-li, ad. in an indolent 
 
 maner; lazili. [sibl. 
 
 Indomitable, lu-dom-it-a-bl, a. untamabl; invin- 
 Indoor, In'dor, a. beig widin dorz. 
 Indorsable, In-ders-a-bl, a. dat ma be enderst. 
 Indorse, In-dors, v. t. tu rjt az a nam, on de 
 
 bak ov a paper; tu konsjn; tu konferm. Ritn 
 
 olso endtjrs. [derst. 
 
 Indorsee, In-der-se, n. wun tu hcom a bil iz in- 
 Indorsement, In-ders-ment, n. deakt ovindersig; 
 
 sum inderst; si|perskripJon. 
 Indorsee, In-ders-er, n. wun hcD endersez. 
 Indrencu, In-drenq, v. t. tu sok: tu dr-sn. 
 Indubious, ln-dii,-bi-us, a. not dn,bius; not d'stful. 
 Indubitable, In-dij,-bi-ta-bl, a. undated; un- 
 
 kwestyonabl. 
 Indubitablenss, In-di],-bi-ta-bl-nes, n. &z stat 
 
 ov beig indnbitabl. [tenll. 
 
 Indubitably, In-di^-bi-ta-bli, ad. und-stedli-, ser- 
 Induce, lu-di^s, V. t. tu inflqensj tu perswad; 
 
 tu prodq,s. 
 Inducement, In-d^s-ment, n. a. motiv tu eni tig; 
 
 dat bwiq perswadz tu eni tig; insjtment. 
 Inducer, In-dvi,s-er, n. wun hco indvisez; a per- 
 
 swader. 
 Inducible, In-d^s-i-bl, a. dat ma be indiist. 
 Induct, In-diikt, v. t. tu introdi^s; tu brig in.
 
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 Inductilk, In-ddk-til, a. not duktil; not ezili 
 
 ilrmi Ht. 
 Induction, In-diik-Jon, n. ancntmns;— a mud ov 
 
 rc^iiiy from partikynlarz tu jcuerulz; iDforcns. 
 Inductional, In-duk-Joii-al, u. impljig indukjon. 
 Inductive, lu-ddk-tiv, a. ledij); pn^Edio bj in- 
 dukjon. [infurcuK. 
 iNorcTiVKLY, In-diik-tiv-li, ad. V\ indukjon; bj 
 Inductor, In-ddk-tor, n. de ]>t'rson lia> indukt.'*. 
 Induk, In-di'i,* V. t. tu invest; tu end^. Sc {En- 
 
 duf.) ['jcij. 
 
 Indulge, In-ddlj, v. t. tu yi\mor; tu gralifj; tu 
 Induloe, In-ddlj, v. i. tu giv inddljcns. 
 Indulgence, In-ddl-jeiis, n. At akt ov inddlji{): 
 
 kjiidnoi; f.irb.iransi; favor: kompl[iin-!; gratif iktt- 
 
 Jon; remijon ov punijment. 
 Indulgent, In-ddi-jont, a. kjnd; jontl; mild: fu- 
 
 vonibl. [mildli. 
 
 Indulgently, In-ddl-jcnt-li, ad. wid-st stveriti; 
 Indulger, lu-dulj-er, h. wuu hoi inddljcz. 
 Indurate, Iii'dii-rat, r. i. tu gru) hcird; tu hqrdn. 
 Indurate, In'dn,-nit, i-. t. tu mak hqrd;tu hqrdn. 
 Indurate, In'dii-rat, a. impenitent; obdiirat. 
 Induration, In-dn-ra-Jon, n. At aktov hqrdnig: 
 
 obdiirasi. 
 Industrial, In-dds-tri-al, a. relatig tu industri; 
 
 l)erfijrmd b{ manyrinl labor; laborig. 
 Industrially, In-dd-s-tri-ul-i, ad. Iab6riusli; 
 
 iisidynu.-li. [asidyqus. 
 
 Industrious, In-dds-tri-us, a. dilijcnt; laburius; 
 Industry, In'dus-tri, n. habityn,al crapltrment; 
 
 dilijen^: n.-idiiiti. i 
 
 Indwkller, In'dvrel-er, n. an inhabitant. [in. 
 Indwelling, lu'dwel-io.n. de akt ovdwelig wid- 
 Indwellino, ln'dwel-i{), a. dwolig widin; inter- 
 nal. 
 Inebriant, In-^-bri-ant, a. tcndig tu intoksikat. 
 Inebriate, In-^-bri-at, v. t. tu intoksikat; tu i 
 
 ni!ik druyk. I 
 
 Inebriate, In-e-bri-at, r. i. tu be intoksikated. ! 
 Inebriate, In-c-bri-at, n. wun intuksikated; a 
 
 dnnjk.ird. (toksikajon. i 
 
 Inebriation. In-c-bri-a-Jon, n. drugknncs; in- 1 
 Ineiirietv. In-c-brj-E-ti. n. drugknaes; Ebrjeti. I 
 Inedited, In-ed-it-ed, a. not edited; not publijt. I 
 Inefkability, In-ef-a-bil-i-ti, ii. unspt'kublnes. \ 
 I.NEKKABLE, In-cf-a-bl, a. un.spekabl: undterabl. 
 Inefkableness, In-ef-a-bl-nes, n. un.'^pEkablnes. I 
 I.NEKFABLY, In-ef-a-bU, ad. in an inefabl miiner. | 
 Ineffaceable, In-cf-as-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 •'fii-'t. [inefijent. ' 
 
 Ineffective, In-of-6kt-iv, a. prodq,sifl no cfekt; 
 Ineffectual. In-ef-ekt-yq-al, a. not ef^ktyqal; 
 
 iii'lijfnt: WEk: wonlip p'Ser. 
 Ineffectually, In-ef-6kt-yn,-al-i, ad. wid^t 
 
 efi^kt. [oy cfekt. 
 
 INEFPECTUALNE8S, In-cf-^kt-yTi-al-nes, n. wont 
 Ineffervescence, In-cf-cr-ves-ens, ii. wont ov 
 
 cfirvesons. [vescnt. 
 
 Ineffervescent, In-cf-cr-ves-cnt, a. not efer- 
 Inefficacious, Iii-ef-i-kii-Ju", a. not efikajus; 
 
 uiuibl tu prudi'i^ cfekts: WFk. 
 In£FFICaciou8NE88, In-ef-i-ku-Jus-nc?, n. wont 
 
 ov efikasi. [ov cfekt. 
 
 Inkfficacy, In-^f-i-ka-si, ii. wont ov puor; wont 
 Inefficiency, In-cf-iJ-cn-si, n. wckncs. 
 Inefficient, In-of-iJ-ent, a. not cfijent. 
 Inelegance, lu-el-t-gans, n. wont ov dlcgans or 
 
 bilti. [tiful. 
 
 Inelegant, In-^l-e-gant, a. not Elegant; not bi;- 
 Ineleoantly, In-6I-e-gant-li, ad. not eUgantli; 
 
 korjili. [brio inelijibl. 
 
 Ineligibility, In-el-i-ji-bil-i-ti, n. Ac sut uv 
 Ineligible, In-^l-i-ji-bl, a. inkapabl ov beig 
 
 eloktod. [oralorikal. j 
 
 iNELoyuENT, In-^l-o-kwcnt, a. not (Jlokwcnt; not I 
 
 Ineludible, In-e-liid-i-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 ilildol. jcmbrio. 
 
 Inembryonate, In-6m-bri-(j-nat, a. bavig no 
 Inept, Iu-6pt, a. not apt or fit; triflig; fadij. 
 Ineptitude, or Ineptness, In-dp-ti-tiid, or In- 
 
 ept-nei!,* n. unfitncs. 
 Inequality, In-E-kwol-i-ti, n. wont or rkwoliti; 
 
 diforens in kwontiti, dcgre, or kwoliti; diapAriti; 
 
 unrvniies. Ijyri or balani. 
 
 In equilibbio, In E-kwi-lib-ri-o, [/,.] in an evn 
 Inequitable, In-^k-wi-ta-bl, a. not ekwitabl; 
 
 unjust. [valri. 
 
 Inequivalve, In-£-kwi-valv, a. havig unikwal 
 Inermous, In-er-mu3, a. widvt priklx; un^rmd. 
 Inekrability, In-er-a-bil-i-ti,* n. cgzcmjon f roin 
 
 eror. 
 Inerrable, In-6r-a-bl,* a. cgz^mt from eror. 
 Inert, lu-yrt, a. destiti^t ov p-jer tu niii»v itself, 
 
 or ov aktiv rezi^^tans tu majon imprest; inaktir; 
 
 slugij: mojonlcs. 
 Inertia, In-er-Ji-a, n. [L.] inaktiviti; wont ovak- 
 
 Jon; dat properti ov mater hwiq kozuz it tu kon- 
 
 tiiiyq in de sam stat, hweder in mojon or rc:it. 
 Inertio.v, In-vr-Jon, n. wont ov aktiviti; inertnes. 
 Inertly, In-ert-li, ad. inaktivli; slugijli; liuUi. 
 Inertness, lu-ert-nes, n. wont ov mujon or ak- 
 tiviti. 
 In esse, In 6a-t, [A.] in btig; aktyi^ali egzistig. 
 Inestimable, In-es-ti-ma-bl, a. abdv ol prjs; in- 
 
 valyqabl. [be estimated. 
 
 Inestimably, In-^.s-ti-ma-bli, ad. bo az not tu 
 Inevide.vt, In-ev-i-dent, a. not evident; obski^r. 
 Inevitability, In-ev-i-ta-bil-i-ti, »i. de stat ov 
 
 brij) ineviuibl. [unavffdabl. 
 
 Inevitable. In-ev-i-ta-bl, a. not tu be cskapt; 
 Inevitableness, In-^v-i-ta-bl-nes, n. sertenti; 
 
 inevit.-ibiliti. [ov eskap. 
 
 Inevitably, In-^v-i-ta-bli, ad. wid^t jjosibiliti 
 Inexact, In-eg-zakt, a. not egzakt; inkorekt. 
 Inexcitable, In-ek-sjt-a-bl, a. not eksjtabl; tor- 
 pid. 
 Inexcusable, In-cks-ki^z-a-bl, a. not tu be eka- 
 
 kiizd or p:'ilinted. 
 Inexcusableness, In-ok3-ki\x-a-bl-ncs, n. cnor- 
 
 initi beyond ekski\s. 
 I. N excusably, In-ek3-ki\z-a-bli, ad. tu a degre 
 
 beyond ekskqs. 
 Inexecutio.n, In-cks-e-ki'i-Jon, n. non-pcrformans. 
 Inexualable, In-eks-hal-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 (•k-hiild. [6mtid. 
 
 I.NEXHAUSTED, In-eg-zo.'<t-ed, a. not cnostod; an- 
 Inexhaustible, In-eg-biit-i-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be egzo3tod. 
 Inexuaustibleness, In-eg-xost-i-bl-nes, n. de 
 
 kwoliti ov beig inegzostibl. 
 Inexistence, In-cg-zist-en?, n. wont ov beig. 
 Inexistent, In-eg-zist-ent, a. not harig beig; not 
 
 egzistii). 
 Inexorability, In-cks-o-ra-bil-i-ti, n. de stat 
 
 ov beig ineksorabl. [bj entreti. 
 
 Inexorable, In-elu-o-ra-bl, a. not tu be misvd 
 Inexorably, lu-eka-o-ra-bli, ad. in an inok^o- 
 
 rabl mancr. [cks]>ekta/on. 
 
 Inexpectation, In-eks-pck-ta-Jon,* n. wont ov 
 I.NtxPEDiENCE, In-eks-pedi-ens, J n. wont ov 
 Inexpediency, In-eks-pe-di-on-si, J fitncs, pro- 
 
 prjf ti. or ekspediens. 
 Inexpedient, In-ckspe-di-cnt, a. not ekspedient; 
 
 inkonvrnyont; unfit; improper. [pcriena. 
 
 Inexperience, In-cks-pe-ri-ens, n. wont ov eks- 
 Inexperienced, In-ck:i-p{-ri-cu8t, a. not ckspc- 
 rii'n^t; untrjd. [okwoid. 
 
 Inexpert, In-cks-p^rt, a. not elup^rt; unskilful; 
 Inexpiable, In-^lu-pi-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 ^kitpiatod. [maner. 
 
 Inexpiablt, In-^ks-pi-a-bli, aJ. in an in^kjpiabl
 
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 Inexflainable, In-eks-plan-a-bl, a. uneksplan- 
 
 abl. [bsii) ekspland. 
 
 Inexplicable, In-eks-pli-ka-bl, a. inkapabl ov 
 Inexplicableness, In-eks-pli-ka-bl-nes, n. de 
 
 Stat ov bfii) ineksplikabl. 
 Inexplicably, In-eks-pli-ka-bli, ad. so az not 
 
 tu be ekspland. [kler. 
 
 Inexplicit, In-eks-plis-it, a. not eksplisit; not 
 Inexplorable, In-eks-pl6r-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be eksplord. 
 Inexpressible, In-eks-pres-i-bl, a. not tu be 
 
 told; unuterabl. 
 Inexpressibly, In-eks-pres-i-bli, ad. uniiterabli; 
 
 unspekabli. [takn bj asolt. 
 
 Inexpugnable, In-eks-pug-na-bl, a. not tu be 
 In extenso. In eks-ten-so, [L.] at Iqrj; in ful. 
 Inextinct, In-eks-tigkt, a. not eksti:gkt; not 
 
 kwenqt. 
 Inextinguishable, In-eks-tii)-gwiJ-a-bl, a. not 
 
 tu be ekstiijgwijt; unkwenqabl. 
 Inextirpable, In-eks-ter-pa-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be rented 'St. 
 Inextricable, In-eks-tri-ka-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be disentarjgld. 
 Inexteicableness, In-eks-tri-ka-bl-nes, n. de 
 
 Stat ov bell) inekstrikabl. 
 Inextricably, In-eks-tri-ka-bli, ad. in an ineks- 
 trikabl maner. 
 Ineye, In-j,* V. t. tu inokyt^lat, az a tre er bud. 
 Infallibility, lu-fal-i-bil-i-ti, ) n. de stat ov 
 Infallibleness, In-fal-i-bl-nes, i beiy infalibl; 
 
 egzemjon from eror, falyxj^r, er felt. 
 Infallible, In-fal-i-bl, a. not faliblj serten; un- 
 
 faliij. [tenli. 
 
 Infallibly, In-fal-i-bli, ad. wid-jt falyr^r; ser- 
 Infamous, In'fa-mus, a. notoriusli bad; Jamles; 
 
 disgrasful. [full. 
 
 Infamously, In'fa-mus-li, ad. wid infami: Jam- 
 Infamy, In'fa-mi, n. publik reproq er disgras; 
 
 notorjeti ov bad karakter; ignomini. 
 Infancy, In'fan-si, n. de stat ov an infant; qjld- 
 
 hud; — de ferst ov Ijf, ekstended bj natyi^ralists 
 
 tu sevn yerz; bj le, tu twenti-wun; beginig; 
 
 orijin. 
 Infant, In'fant, n. a bab; a qjld under sevn yerz 
 
 ov aj. {Laiv) a person les dan twenti-wun yerz 
 
 old. 
 Infant, In'fant, a. pertanir) tu infansi; yui). 
 Infanta, In-fan-ta, n. [Sp.] a prinses ov de reral 
 
 blud. 
 Infanticide, In-fan-ti-sjd, n. de murder, er a 
 
 murderer ov infants. 
 Infantile, In'fan-tjl, a. pertanig tu an infant; 
 
 qjldij: infantjn. 
 Infantine, In'fan-tjn, er ln'fan-*.in, a. Qjldij; 
 
 yui); infantjl. [Vmi. 
 
 Infantry, In'fan-tri, n. de fut-soljerz ov an 
 Infatuate, In-fat- yi^-at, v. t. tu strjk wid foli; 
 
 tu deprjv ov understandig; tu stij,pefj. 
 Infatuation, In-fat-yt^-a-Jon, n. a deprivajon 
 
 ov rezn. 
 Infeasibility, In-fe-zi-bil-i-ti. ) n. de stat ov 
 Infeasibleness, In-fg-zi-bl-nes, ! beig infezibl; 
 
 impraktikabiliti. 
 Infeasible, In-fez-i-bl, a. dat kan not be dun. 
 Infect, In-fekt, v. t. tu tant; tu korupt; tu poli^t. 
 Infected, In-fekt-ed, p. a. hurt bj infekjon; 
 
 tanted. 
 Infection, In-fek-Jon, n. de akt ov inf^ktig; 
 
 koutajon; tant; pczn. 
 Infectious, In-fek-Jus, a. komtj,nikated bj q,r, 
 
 bref), &s., az a dizez; kontajus. 
 Infectiously, In-fek-Jus-li, ad. bj infekjon. 
 Infectiousness, In-fek-Jus-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig infekjus. [fekjon. 
 
 Infective, In-fek-tiv, a. havig de kwoliti ov in- 
 
 Infecund, In-fek-und, a. unfrtotful; infertil. 
 Infecundity, In-fe-kun-di-ti, n. wont ov fe- 
 
 kunditi. [yn,nat. 
 
 Infelicitous, In-fe-lis-i-tus, a. unhapi; unfert- 
 Infelicity, In-fe-lis-i-ti, n. unhapines; mizeri; 
 
 kalamiti. 
 Infeoff, In-fef, v. t. Se {Enfeoff.) 
 Infer, In-fer, v. t. tu dedi^s; tu dre, az konklq,- 
 
 ^onz; tu implj. 
 Inferable, In-fer-a-bl, a. dat ma be inferd. 
 Inference, In'fer-ens, n. a konklt]^3on dren from 
 
 premisez. 
 Inferential, In-fer-en-Jal, a. kontanig inferens. 
 Inferior, In-fe-ri-or, a. loer in plas, stajon, er 
 
 valyii. [Jon. 
 
 Inferior, In-fe-ri-or, n. wun loer in ragk er sta- 
 Inferiority, In-fe-ri-6r-i-ti, n. a loer stat er 
 
 kwoliti. [abl. 
 
 Infernal, In-fer-nal, a. helij; tqrtarean; detest- 
 Infernal, In-fer-nal, n. an infernal beig. 
 Inferrible, In-fer-i-bl, a. dat ma be inferd. — 
 
 Kitn elso {Inferihle, and Inferable.') 
 Infertile, In-fer-til, a. unfra)tful;notproduktiv. 
 Infertility, In-fer- til-i-ti, n. wont ov fertiliti; 
 
 unfrflotfulnes. 
 Infest, In-fest, v. t. tu harasj^u disturb; tu plag. 
 Infestation, In-fes-ta-Jon, n. molestajon; aner- 
 
 ans. 
 Infested, In-fest-ed, p. a. dizezd; harast; trubld. 
 Infestered, In-fes-terd,* a. ragklig. [merO. 
 
 Infestive, In-fes-tiv, a. havig no festiviti er 
 Infestivity, In-fes-tiv-i-ti, n. wont ov festiviti. 
 Infeudation, In-fq-da-Jon, n. {Law) de akt ov 
 
 putig wun in pozejon ov a fe er estat. 
 Infidel, In'fi-del, n. a disbelever; an ateist; — 
 
 komonli apljd tu oponents ov Kristyianiti. 
 Infidel, In'fi-del, a. unbelevig; wontig belef. 
 Infidelity, In-fi-del-i-ti, n. wont ov fat; disbe- 
 
 lef: — treqeri; unfatfulnes; — opozijon tu Krist- 
 yianiti. 
 Infilter, In-fil-ter, v. t. tu filter in; tu infiltrat. 
 Infiltrate, In-fil-trat, v. i. and t. tu enter bj 
 
 de porz; tu infilter. [porz. 
 
 Infiltration, In-fil-tra-Jon, n. entrans bj de 
 Infinite, In'fin-it, a. bisndles; unlimited; imens. 
 Infinitely, In'fi-nit-li, ad. wid'st limits; imensli. 
 Infjniteness, In'fi-nit-ncs,* n. imensiti; infiniti. 
 Infinitesimal, In-f in-i-tes-i-mal, a. infinitli smel 
 
 or divjded. 
 Infinitive, In-fin-i-tiv, a. ( G^ram.) de infinitiv 
 
 ma)d ekspresez de akjon er menig ov a verb, 
 
 wid-st limitig it tu number er person. 
 Infinitive, In-fin-i-tiv, n. a mood ov de verb. 
 Infinitude, In-fin-i-tt],d, n. infiniti; imensiti. 
 Infinity, In-fin-i-ti, n. de kwoliti er stat ov beig 
 
 infinit; imensiti; endles number. 
 Infirm, In-ferm, a. not ferm; wek; febl: irezolTj,t. 
 Infirmary, In-ferm-a-ri, n. a rezidens fer de sik. 
 Infirmity, In-f|rm-i-ti, n. weknes; falig; felt; 
 
 dizez. 
 Infirmness, In-ferm-nes, n. weknes; feblnes. 
 Infix, In-fiks, v. t. tu drjv in; tu set; tu fasn. 
 Inflame, In-flam, v. t. tu set on fjr; tu pro- 
 
 V(I)k; tu iritat. * [ful. 
 
 Inflame, In-flam, v. i. tu gro hot, aggri, er pan- 
 Inflamed, In-flamd, p. a. insenst; iritated. 
 Inflamer, In-flam-er, n. de person er tig dat 
 
 inflamz. 
 Inflammability, In-flam-a-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov kaqig fjr. 
 Inflammable, In-flam-a-bl, a. dat ma be inflamd 
 
 or set on fir; ignitibl. 
 InflammablenessJ In-flam-a-bl-nes, n. de kwol- 
 iti ov kaqig fjr. 
 Inflammation, In-fla-ma-Jon, n. de stat ov beig 
 
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 IwrLAMMATOET, In-flam-a-to-ri, a. tendig tu in- 
 
 fliiiu; ijiTi. [up. 
 
 Inklatk, In-flat, r. t. tu swel wid wind: tu piif 
 Inflation, In-fld-Jon, n. de ukt ov inflatig; 
 
 flriiynlens. [a nun, k*. 
 
 iNFLErT, In-flokt, T. t. tu bend; tu turn; tu vuri 
 Inklkction, In-flok-Ji)ii. «. dt nkt ov infl^ktio: 
 
 kdrviitur; u bendiQ; modyiilajun; varia/on. 
 Inflectivk, In-fl^k-tiv, a. havig de p'ser ov 
 
 b'-ndij). 
 iNKLKXiiiiLiry, In-floks-i-bil-i-ti, n. de otat ov 
 
 lirii) iiiflek.Mibl. [stif; form. 
 
 Inki.kxible, In-fU'ks-i-bl, h. dat kan not be bt-nt; 
 Inflexiblkness, In-floks-i-bl-nes, n. stifn"s: in- 
 
 flfksiliiliti. [vi'iriiibli. 
 
 Inklkxiblv, In-fl^ks-i-bli, ad. wid fpnnncs: in- 
 Inklict, Iii-t'likt, I', t. tu la on; tuaplj; tu imyxoz. 
 Inflictee, lu-flik-ter, n. wun hdi inflikts or piin- 
 
 ijoj!. [punijmont. 
 
 Infliction, In-flik-Jon, n. de akt ov infiiktif): 
 Inflictive, In-flik-tiv, a. tcndig tu inflikt; im- 
 
 pozi|). [ifl: fluerz. 
 
 Inflorescence. In-flo-r^-cns, n. de akt ov flxor- 
 Infll'knce, In'Oii-en!!, n. an iiupulsiv or dircktig 
 
 pisiT: invizibl p'ser: kri'dit; swir, bjiui. 
 iNFLfKNCE, la'fi>i,-cns, f. t. tu akt upon; tu bjas; 
 
 tu mx'lifj. [or j)-8cr. 
 
 Influential, In-flq-dn-Jal, a. egi^rtin innii,cn3 
 IsFLLESTiALLY, In-flq,-^n-Jal-i, arf. wid infliions. 
 Infltesza, In-flq,-en-M, n. \_It.'\ on cpidemik 
 
 k;it(tr. fpTScr. 
 
 Influx, In'fluks. ii. de akt ov floig in; infiijon; 
 Influxiox, ln-f!iik-J<in, n. infi^un; influks. 
 Infli'XIVK, In-fliika-iv,* a. havig a tendcnsi tu 
 
 flu. [kl(f)E. 
 
 Infold, In-f61d, r. t. tfi inv61v; tu enrap; tu cn- 
 Infoliate, In-fib-li-at, p. t. tu knvor wid levz. 
 Inform, ln-f.'>riu, r. t. tu instnikl; tu iikwiint; 
 
 tu fiuplj wid Dolej; tu akwdnt wid fukUi; tu 
 
 apri?.. 
 Inform, In-fonn, c. t. tu giv intelijcn.i. 
 Informal, In-form-al, a. not in de yii,^q,al fi)rin: 
 
 ir«''gyi\lar. [lur form. 
 
 Informality, In-for-mal-i-ti, n. wont ov regyn,- 
 Informally, In-for-mal-i, ad. wid'st atcnjon tu 
 
 furin. [akqzez. 
 
 Informant, In-form-ant, «. wun bm infunnz or 
 In forma paiperis, In for-ma p«5-per-i9, [Z.] 
 
 {/.o'l-y in de fiirin or kondijon ov a popcr. 
 Information', In-for-mii-Jun, m. intvlijcns givn: 
 
 iii-trukj"n: a <;qrj or ak^zajon cgxibitcd. 
 Informer, In-form-cr, n. wun hio infdrmz; an 
 
 akqzer. 
 Inkormidable, In-for-mi-da-bl, a. not formidabl. 
 In foro coNSciKNTiiE, In fii-ra kon-Ji-^n-Ji-e, 
 
 (A.) {l^'c} bffiir de tr[bnnal ov konjcus. 
 Infract, In-frakt, r. t. tu brak; tu vjcalnt. 
 Infraction, In-frak-Jon, n. de akt ov brnkig; 
 
 v[ulHj»n. 
 Infractor, In-frak-tor, n. a brakcr; a violator. 
 Infranuible, In-fran-ji-bl, a. not tu be brokn; 
 
 inv{ulabl. 
 Infreqvence, In-frf-kwcns, ) 
 iNFREylKNCV, In-fr^kwon-si, i "" "^™"- 
 iNKREyi EXT, In-fre-kwent, a. not frekwent; r^r: 
 
 uiikoiuon. [kold. 
 
 Infrioipate, In-frij-i-dat, r. t. ta qil; tu mak 
 Infriuidation, In-frij-i-di-JoD, n. de akt ov rcn- 
 
 diri;) kuld. 
 Infringe, In-frinj, ». <. tu v^olat; tu brak, as loz 
 
 or kontrakt.-i; tu dcitr^; tu enkruQ; tu invad; 
 
 tu tmnspre:". 
 Infringement, In-frinj-nucnt, ». a brtq: a vjola- 
 
 Jon: invajon. (vjolator. 
 
 Infringer, ln-frinj-«r, n. wun h<b infrinjei; a 
 biFRiGAL, In-fnb-gal, a. not frdbgkl; prodigal. 
 
 Infl'Meii, In-fi\nid, a. drjd in smok. 
 Infixdibl'lau, In-fun-dib-y^-lar, a. rtlatig ta 
 
 or Ijk II tuncl. 
 Infunuibuliform, In-fun-dib-yn-Ii-fann, a. ov 
 
 de Jii|) i)V u funel or tunel. 
 Inflriate, Iu-fij,-ri-at, a. cnrdjd; rajig; fq,riuB; 
 
 mad. [inaan. 
 
 Infuriate, In-fi'i-ri-at, r. t. tu render ftiriu.i or 
 Ixfuscate, In-fd.f-knt, r, t. tu dqrkn; tu ob^k4r. 
 Infl'SCAtiox. hi-fu-f-ka-Jon, n. dc aktov dqrknig. 
 Infuse, In-fi'iz, v. t. tu jxjr intu de mjnd; tu in- 
 
 .«iil: tu in«p|r: tu .-tcp: tu miik an inli^jr.n wid. 
 IXFUHEtt, Iii-fi'iz-cr. n. wun bib infiuez. 
 IxFU.siBiLiTY, In-fiiz-i-bil-i-ti, n. de stiit ov bcin 
 I infiizibl. [not fniibl. 
 
 IxFU-siBLE, In-fi\,z-i-bl, n. dat ma be infi'izd:— 
 Infusion, In-fii,-;v>n, n. dt akt ov infi^zig; instil- 
 I Hjoii:suj»jestyon:likor infi^zd. 
 
 IxFusiVE, In-fi\,-8iv, ,1. havig de p'sor ov inf inon. 
 I Infusoria, In-fn,-s<i-ri-<i, n. pi. [L.] mikrtjskop- 
 j ik animalkiilez or in-^ekts fisnd in woter. 
 
 Infusorial, ln-fii-.s<o-ri-al, / a. relntig tu or kon- 
 i Infu.sory, In-fi'i-so-ri, (i tanig infusoria. 
 
 I IxGATiiEKiXG, In'gad-cr-ig, u. de aktov geiig in 
 
 dc harvest. 
 Inoelahle, In-jel-a-bl, a. dat kan not be from. 
 Ingeminate, In-jem-i-nat, r. /. tu dubl; tu 
 I re pet. [ed. 
 
 Ingeminate, In-j<5m-i-nat, a. reddbld; inj^minat- 
 Inoemination, In-jem-i-nA-Jon, ». repeti/on; re- 
 
 dilplikdjon. 
 Ingexeraule, In-jen-cr-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 enjunderd. [erat. 
 
 Ingenerate, In-j6n-er-at, r. t. tu beg^t; tu jen- 
 Ingenerate, In-j6n-cr-at, a. inborn; innat; in- 
 
 jenomtcd. 
 Ingenious, In-je n-yuf, or In-je'-ni-us, a. skilful; 
 
 invi-ntiv: pozest ov injcnt^iti or jrnyu?. 
 Ingeniously, In-jen-yus-li, ad. wid injenniti; 
 
 wid skil. [iti, 
 
 Ingexiousness, In-jen-yus-nes, n. injeniiiti; sat- 
 Ingexite, In-j^n-it, &r In'jen-it,* a. innat; in- 
 
 l>'trn. 
 IxGEXUiTY, In-je-m'v-i-ti, >i. piser ov invcn/on; 
 
 invenjon; jcnyus; sutlti; aki^tncs; kandor. 
 Ingexuous, In-jen-yi^-us, a. upn; fragk; fv; 
 
 kandid: jcncrus; nobl; frebom, 
 IXGEXUOUSLY, In-j^n-yn-us-li, ad. bpnli; fvH; 
 
 kandidli. [kandor. 
 
 IxGENUOUSNESS, In-jcn-VTi-us-nes, n. fragknes; 
 Inge-st. In-je-t, r. (. tu tro intu, az de stumak. 
 Ingestion, In-jest-yon, n. de akt ov iiyestig. 
 Ingle. Ig'gl,* n. f jr; flam; fir-plos; a katamit; a 
 
 IDiramibr. [iufl. 
 
 I.nglorious, In-gl6-ri-us,a. dis45norab]; ignomin- 
 Ingloriouslt, In-gl6-ri-u3-li, ad. wid ignomini; 
 
 uifiili. [Sit. 
 
 Ingot, In'got, n. a mas or wej ov gold, silver, 
 Ingraff, in-grdf, v. t. >'» eqperscded bj »»»- 
 
 ijriijt. 
 
 Ingraft, In-grdft, r. t. tu insert de sprig or sion 
 ov wun tre intu de stok ov aniider: tu fiks 
 drp. tgruftig a sprig. 
 
 IXGRAFTMEXT, In-gnift-ment, n. de akt ov in- 
 
 Ingraix, In-gran, r. t. tu dj in de gran; tu en- 
 gran. 
 
 Inorate. In-grat, I ., , 
 
 INGRATEFUL, In-^t-ful,*[ *' ""g^^'^l- 
 
 Ingratiate. In-gni-Ji-at, c. t. tu put in favor; 
 
 tu rckomend tu kjndnes: tu insinynat. 
 I.VGRATITUDK, In-grat-i- tud, n. wont ov gmtit^d; 
 
 retribiiJon ov evl for gud; wont ov a Ar\ »en« OT 
 
 favorx. 
 Inoravidate, In-grav-i-dat,» r. f. tu impr^gnat. 
 Ingredient, In-g^-di-ent, n. a komponcnt pt^rt 
 
 ov eni komp'snd.
 
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 Ingress, In'gres, n. entrans; p-ser ov entrans. 
 Ingression, In-greJ-on, n. dt akt ov enterii); en- 
 trans. 
 Inguinal, Ij)'gwi-nal, A. bslogii) tu de grem. 
 Ingulf, In-gulf, v. t. tu. swolo up: tu kast intii 
 a gulf. [ingulf. 
 
 Ingurgitate, In-giir-ji-tat, v. t. tu swolo ditn; tu 
 Ingurgitate, In-giir-ji-tat, v. i. tu dripk Iqrjli. 
 Ingurgitation, In-gur-ji-ta-Jon, n. At akt ov 
 ingiirjitatig. [tast. 
 
 Ingustable, In-gdst-a-bl,* a. not persoptibl bi de 
 Inhabile, In-hab-il,* a. unfit; unskild. 
 Inhabit, In-hab-it, v. t. tu dwel in; tu hold az 
 
 a dweler. 
 Inhabit, In-hab-it, v. i. tu dwel; tu liv. 
 Inhabitable, In-hab-it-a-bl, a. dat ma be in- 
 habited. 
 Inhabitance, In-hab-it-ans,* ) „_ rezidens. 
 Inhabitancy, In-hab-it-an-si, ) 
 Inhabitant, In-hab-it-ant, n. wun h(t> inhabits; 
 a dweler. [habitir); abod. 
 
 Inhabitation, In-hab-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov in- 
 Inh abitativeness, In-hab-i-ta-tiv-nes, n.{Phren.) 
 an inklinajon er tendensi tu selekt a ptkvilyar 
 dwelii). [inhabitant. 
 
 Inhabiter, In-hab-it-er, n. wun hcD inhabits; an 
 Inhalation, In-ha-la-Jon, n. de akt ov inhalii). 
 Inhale, In-hal, v. t. tu dre in wid ^r; tu inspjr. 
 Inharmonical, In-hqr-mon-i-kal, a. diskordant. 
 Inharmonious, In-hqr-mci-ni-us, a. not hqrmo- 
 
 nius; unmi^zikal. 
 Inhearse, In- hers, v. t. tu enkloz in a hers. 
 Inhere, In-her, v. i. tu egzist in sumtii) els. 
 Inherence, In-her-ens, j n. inseparabl egzist- 
 Inheeency, In-her-en-si, i ens in sumtii) els; 
 
 inhejon. 
 Inherent, In-her-ent, a. egzistig inseparabli in 
 
 sumtii) els; innat; inborn; inbred. 
 Inherently, In-her-ent-li, ad. bj inherens. 
 Inherit, In-her-it, v. t. tu rcsev bj inheritans. 
 Inheritable, In-her-it-a-bl, a. dat ma be in- 
 herited. 
 Inheritably, In-her-it-a-bli, ad. bj inheritans. 
 Inheritance, In-her-it-ans, n. de akt ov inher- 
 itii); dat hwiq iz inherited; patrimoni; poz- 
 ejon. [v. 
 
 Inheritor, In-her-it-or, n. wun hO) inherits; an 
 Inheritress, In-her-it-res,* ) 
 Inheritrix, In-her-i-triks, i ^- ^^ ^^^^' 
 Inhesion, In-he-gon, n. de akt ov inherens. 
 Inhibit, In-hib-it, «. t. tu hinder; tu repres; tu 
 
 prohibit. 
 Inhibition, In-hi-biJ-on, n. prohibijon. 
 Inhibitory, In-hib-i-to-ri, a. restranii); prohib- 
 itori. [repiilsiv. 
 
 Inhospitable, In-hos-pi-ta-bl, a. not hospitabl; 
 Inhospitableness, In-hos-pi-ta-bl-nes, ) n. wont 
 Inhospitalxty, In-hos-pi-tal-i-ti, \ ov hos- 
 
 pitaliti; repulsivnes. 
 Inhospitably, In-hos-pi-ta-bli, ad. in an inhos- 
 
 pitabl maner. 
 Inhuman, In-hi\-man, a. bqrbarus; savaj; krooel. 
 Inhumanity, In-hq,-man-i-ti, n. kx&elti; bqrbar- 
 iti. [li. 
 
 Inhumanly, In-hi^-man-li, ad. krmeli; b^rbarus- 
 Inhumate, In-hi^-mat, v. t. tu beri; tu inhvim. 
 Inhumation, In-hii-ma-Jon, n. de akt ov beriii); 
 
 sepulti^^r. 
 Inhume, In-hi^m, v. t. tu beri in de ert; tu inter. 
 Inimaginable, In-im-aj-in-a-bl,* a. unimajinabl. 
 Inimical, In-im-i-kal, er In-i-mj-kal, a. unfrend- 
 
 li; hostil; advers. 
 Inimitability, In-im-i-ta-bil-i-ti, n. inkapasiti 
 
 tu be imitated. 
 Inimitable, In-im-i-ta-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 imitated. 
 
 Inimitably, In-im -i-ta-bli, ad. in an inimitabl 
 
 maner. 
 Iniquitous, In-ik-wi-tus, a. unjust; wiked. 
 Iniquity, In-ik-wi-ti, n. injustis; sin. 
 Initial, In-iJ-al, a. bcginir); insipient. 
 Initial, In-iJ-al, n. de ferst leter ova wurd. 
 Initiate, In-iJ-i-at, v. t. tu enter; tu intrc)dq,9; 
 
 tu instriikt in de roDdiments. 
 Initiate, In-iJ-i-at, v. i. tu begin. 
 Initiate, In-iJ-i-at, a. frej; inijiated. 
 Initiation, In-iJ-i-a-Jon, n. de akt ov inijiatig; 
 
 admijon; entrans: resepjon. 
 Initiative, In-iJ-i-a-tiv, n. de rj* ^ '^kt ov in- 
 
 trodn,sir) a megq,r in lejislajon. 
 Initiatory, In-iJ-i-a-to-ri, a. introduktori. 
 Inject, In-jekt, v. t. tu tro in; tu dqrt in. 
 Injection, In-jek-Jon, n. de akt ov troig in; a 
 
 klister. 
 Injoin, In-jffn, v. t. tu enfcSrs. Se {Enjoin.) 
 Injudicable, In-jq,-di-ka-bl, a. not kognizabl bj 
 
 ajuj. 
 Injudicial, In-jq,-diJ-al, a. not jq^dijal. 
 Injudicious, In-ji\,-diJ-us, a. not jqdijus; verd ov 
 
 jujment; unwjz; indiskret. 
 Injudiciously, In-ji^-diJ-us-li, ad. in an injq,- 
 
 dijus maner: not wjzli. 
 Injudiciousness, In-jq,-diJ-us-ne3, n. wont ov 
 jujment. [sept. 
 
 Injunction, In-jui)k-Jon, n. komdnd; erder; pre- 
 Injure, In'jqr, v. t. tu hurt; tiii rog. 
 Injurer, In'jq-rer, n. wun heo injqrz er rogz. 
 Injurious, In-jt^-ri-us, a. unjust; misgivus; hurt- 
 ful. 
 Injuriously, In-j^-ri-us-li, a<f. roi)fuli; hurtfuli. 
 Injuriousness, In-j^-ri-us-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 beig injq,rius. [qif; detriment. 
 
 Injury, In'jti,-ri, n. hurt wid'st justis; roi); mis- 
 Injustice, In-jiis-tis, n. an unjust akt; vjolajon 
 
 ov rjt; inikwiti; rog. 
 Ink, Ii)k, ji. a flq,id fer rjtii) and printii). 
 Ink, Ii)k, v. t. tu blak er deb wid igk. 
 Inkhor.n, Ii)k'hern, n. a portabl kas forde instrdo- 
 
 ments ov rjtig; a vesel fer ii)k; an inkstand. 
 Inkiness, Igk'i-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig igkL 
 Inkle, Igk'l,* n. a. kjnd ov naro filet; a tap. 
 Inkling, Igk'lig,! n. a hint; a hwisper; intima- 
 
 Jon; dezjr. 
 Inkstand, Igk'stand, n. a vesel fer holdii) igk. 
 Inkstone, Igk'ston, n. a ston yn,zd in makiij 
 
 igk. 
 Inky, Igk'i, a. konsistig ov igk; blak az igk. 
 Inlace, In-las, v. t. tu embelij wid variegajonz. 
 Inlagation, In-la-ga-Jon, n. {Law} de restitt^,- 
 
 Jon ov wun ■Rtled tu de protekjon ov de le. 
 Inlaid, In'lad, p. a. diversif jd bj de inserjon ov 
 
 diferent bodiz. 
 Inland, In'land, a. interior; remot from ds se. 
 Inland, In'land, ji. de interior pqrt ov a kuntri. 
 Inlander, In'land-er, n. a dweler remot from 
 de se. [landif. 
 
 Inlandi.sh, In'land-iJ,* a. nativ; — opozd tu st- 
 Inlaw, In-le, v. t. tu kler ov ■stleri er atander. 
 Inlay, In-la, v. t. [i. inlad, ps. inlaig, inlad;] tu 
 
 diversif j; tu vener; tu variegat. 
 Inlay, In'la, n. mater inlad; mater kut tu be 
 
 inlad. 
 Inlayee, In-la-er, n. wun hco inlaz. 
 Inlet, In'let, n. pasaj; plas ov Ingres; entrans; a 
 
 ba er reses in a Jor or betwen jlandz. 
 In limine, In lim-i-ne, [L.] at de trejhold; at de 
 
 entrans. 
 Inlist, In-list, v. t. Se {Enlist.) 
 Inlock, In-16k, i\ t. tu klOz; tu lok, set, er Jut 
 
 wun tig widin anuder. 
 In loco, In 16-ko, [L.] in de proper plas. 
 Inly, In'li, a. interior; internal; sekret.
 
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 Inlt, In'li, ad. internali: widin; sekrctli. 
 Inmate, In'mnt, n. wun ba> dwulz jtrntli wid an- 
 
 lider; a felcj-lojer. 
 Inmatk, In'innl, a. admited az an inmat. 
 In MtuiAS K)La, In ine-di-ai rez, [L.] intu de 
 
 luid^t ov tiyz. 
 Inmost, In'must, a. dcpest widin: meat interior. 
 Inn, In, n. a bus ov cntertnrimcnt for travelorz; — 
 
 a kolej for student?, az inz ov kcjrt. 
 Inn, III, c. »". tu tak up a tcimi-uirari lojio- 
 Inn, In, v. t. tu hisz; tu put undt-r kuver; tu 
 
 luj. 
 
 Innate, In-ndt, a. inborn; nativ; inherent. 
 Innately, In-nat-li, ad. h\ natyqr; inhercntli. 
 Innateness, In-nat-ncs, ii. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 iiini'it. 
 Innavioabie, In-nav-i-ga-bl, a. not navigabl. 
 IssKK, Iii'cr, a. interior; not ■stwurd; internal. 
 Innermost, In'er-most, a. ininust: depest widin. 
 Inmioldee, In'hold-er, n. a keiiur ov an in; an 
 
 inkepor. 
 Inning. In'iti, n. de ingadorifl ov korn or {^an. 
 Innings, In'i|)z. «. pt. landz rrki'iverd fromde se. 
 Innkeeper, Iii'kr p-cr, «. wun hiD keps an in. 
 Innocence, In'o-scns, < ». fredom from gilt; 
 Innocency, In'u-sen-si, j puriti; intogriti; bqrm- 
 
 lesncs. 
 Innocent, In'o-sent, a. pt^r; widiit gilt; bqrinles. 
 Innocent, In'u-scnt, n. wun fre from pit or hqrm; 
 
 an ignurant person; a niityn^ral; an idiot. 
 Innocently, In'o-scnt-li, ad. widest gilt; wid'st 
 
 hurt. [le.«; sof. 
 
 Innocuous, In-n6k-yti,-u3, a. not hurtful; hqrm- 
 Isnocuously, In-n6k-yn,-us-li, ad. bqrmlcjli. 
 Inxoci'OL"snes.s, In-nok-yq.-us-nc!', ii. hqrmlcsncs. 
 Ixnominable. In-n6m-in-a-bl,*.T. not tu bt nnmd. 
 Innovate. In'o-vat, r. ^ tu qanj or olter l>i brijj- 
 
 i|) in sumtiji n\\: tu brii) in, az a novclli. 
 Innovate, In'ij-vat, v. t. tu intrudi'is noveltiz. 
 Innovation, In-o-vd-Jon, n. de introdukjon ov 
 
 n'.viUi. 
 Innovative, In'o-va-tiv, a. kozijj incjvajon. 
 Innovator, lu'o-va-tor, n. an introdqser ov nov- 
 eltiz. 
 Innoxious, In-nok-Jus, a. hqrmlcs; pi^r. 
 Innoxiously, In-nok-Jus-ii, ad. hqrmlcsli; wid'st 
 
 bqrni. 
 Innoxiousness, In-n6k-Ju.s-ncs, n. hqrmlesnes. 
 iNNUENno, In-yq-en-do, ii. an oblek hint; indir^kt 
 
 alij^^im: an insitiyqnjon. 
 Innumerability, In-m|-mer-a-bil-i-ti, «. de stnt 
 
 ov l)f ip innquifrabl. [numbcrd. 
 
 Innumerable, In-ni\,-mer-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 Innuherableness, In-ni\-mer-a-bl-nes, ii. innq- 
 
 mi-rabiliti. [bcr. 
 
 Innumerably, In-nq-mer-a-bli, ad. widSt num- 
 Innutritious. In-nq-triJ-us, a. not nqtrijus. 
 Inobservance, In-ob-z^r\--ans, n. wont ov ob- 
 
 zorvans. [kvles. 
 
 Inobservant, In-ob-z^rv-ant, a. not obzervant; 
 Inoculate, In-6k-yT\_-lnt, v. i. tu propagat bj in- 
 
 s<Tji>n; tu pniktis inokyqlajon. 
 Inoculate. In ok-yq-lat, v. t. tu bud; tu in- 
 
 ."^rt:— tu infekt wid a diz£z, az de smol-poks: 
 
 tu vaksinat. 
 Inoculation, In-ok-yq-lA-Jon, n. a. groftio in de 
 
 bud: a mctod ov koini^nikatig a dizcz: vaksin- 
 
 n/on. [yqlats. 
 
 Inoculator. In-6k-yTi-lat-or, n. wun h(t> in6k- 
 Inodorous, In-6-dor-u.i, a. wontij) sent, smel or 
 
 odor. [hqrmle?. 
 
 Tnokfexsive. In-of-dn-siv, a. givijj no ofdn.«; 
 Inoffensively, In-of-<n-siv-li, ad. widit ofdns 
 
 or hiirm. 
 Inokkknsiveness. In-of-«^n-siv-nps, n.bqrmlcancs. 
 Inofficiai., In-ofiJ-al, a. not ofijal. j 
 
 Inofficious, In-of-i/-us, a. not ofijus. 
 Inopkeative, ln-6p-er-a-tiv, a. not 6perativ; in- 
 
 aktiv. [g^znabl. 
 
 Inopportune, In-op-or-tqn, a. not oporiqn; un- 
 iNoi'PoaruNELY, lu-op-or-tqn-li, ad. un.seznabli. 
 Inordinacy, lu-or-di-nu-si, n. irt-gyqlarili; dis- 
 order. 
 Inordinate, In-dr-di-nat, a. iriJgynlar; disorder- 
 
 11: iiniMlerat; ekadsiv. [ekseaivU. 
 
 Inordinately, In-or-di-nat-li, ad. irdgyi^larli; 
 Inordinateness, In-or-di-nat-nes, n. iregyt^lari- 
 
 ti: fk.-cs. 
 Inorganic, In-or-gan-ik, \ a. not organikal; 
 
 Inorqanical, In-or-gan-i-kal, J deatitiit ov er- 
 
 gunz. 
 Inosculate, ln-6s-kii-lat, ». i. tu yivnjt bj kon- 
 
 takt; tu insert. fin. 
 
 Inosculate, In-js-kq-lat, v.t. tu insv-rl; tu j<Tn 
 Inosculation, In-os-kq-la-Jon, n. yqnyon bj kon- 
 
 jujjkjon. [er sekresi. 
 
 In petto, In pdt-o, \It.] "in de brest;" in rei^rv 
 In posse. In p6s-e, [Z.] in poaibl cgzistens. 
 In peopeia febsona, In prdf-pri-a por-su-na, [Z.] 
 
 in j)ers(in. [inajon. 
 
 Inquest, In'kwest, n. a jqdijal inkwjri or egzam- 
 iNyuiETUDE, In-kwj-e-tqd, n. wunt ov kwjet; dis- 
 
 kwJEtqd. [intu. 
 
 IxQUiRABLE, In-kwjr-a-bl. a. dat mn be inkwjrd 
 iNyuiRE, In-kwjr, c. i. tu ask kwestyonz; tu mak 
 
 sen;. Kiln indift-rcntli (inquire) or {en^juire.} 
 I.vyuiUE, In-kwjr, v. t. tu ask ab-st; tu sek Tst. 
 IxQUiREE, In-kwjr-cr, n. wun hoi inkwjrz; a 
 
 serqer. 
 Inquiry, In-kwj-ri, >i. de akt ov inkwjri^; s^rq; 
 
 i:itori3gajon; cnkwjri. 
 Inqulsitio-v, In-kwi'-ziJ-on, n. jqdij.il inkwjri; 
 
 gercj:— an oklcziastikal trjbqnal er kort for pdn- 
 
 i/ifl heretiks. [inkwjri. 
 
 Inquisitional, In-kwi-ziJ-on-al, a. bizi in makig 
 Inquisitive, In-kwiz-i-tiv, a. kqrius; bizi in s^rq. 
 I.VQUisiTiVELY, In-kwiz-i-tiv-li, ad. in an inkwiz- 
 
 itiv maner. 
 Lnquisitiveness, In-kwiz-i-tiv-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beij) iukwiziliv. 
 Inquisitor, In-kwiz-i-tor, n. an ofisor in de kort 
 
 ov inkwizijon ha> serqez fer ofdnderz and pdnij- 
 
 cz dcm. [inkwizijon. 
 
 Inquisitorial, In-kwiz-i-t<5-ri-al, a. relatig tu 
 IXRAIL, In-rill, 1-. t. tu enkluz widin ralz. 
 IXROAD, lu'rod, H. inkurjon: invajon. 
 Insalubrious, In-sa-li^-bri-us, a. unbelti; nnhol- 
 
 sum. 
 Insalubrity, In-sa-lq-bri-ti, n. unholsumnes. 
 Insaxable, ln->an-a-bl, a. inkqrabl; ircmcdiabl. 
 IxsAXE, ln-.«an, a. mad; distrakted; delirius; krazi. 
 Insanely, In-san-li, ad. widest rezn: madli. 
 Insanity, In-sau-i-ti, n. wont ov sifnd mjnd; mad- 
 
 nes. 
 Insatiable, In-sa-Ji-a-bl, a. inkapabl ov beijj 
 
 saiisfjd; gredi Lryond mejqr. 
 Insatiableness, In-«i-Ji-a-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov ht\\) iusujiabl; gredi ncs. 
 Insatiably, In-sa-ji-a-bli, ad. in an insajiabl 
 
 manor. 
 Insatiate, In-sa-Ji-at, a. insariabl; gredi. 
 Insatiately, In-sa-Ji-at-li, ad. gredili. 
 Ixsatiateness, In-sa-Ji-at-nes, n. de kwoliti or 
 
 bci)) insnjiat. [dines. 
 
 Insatiety, In-sa-tj-e-ti, h. insajiablnca; grat gre- 
 Insaturable, Iii-sat-yq-ra-bl, a. not tu be «it- 
 
 yq rated or fild. ["jn. 
 
 Inscribe. In-skrjb, r. t. tu rjt on; tu adr&i; tu 
 Inscribee, In-skrjb-cr, ri. wun hco inskrjbi. 
 Inscription, In-.skrip-/on, n. a tjtl, nam, karak- 
 
 tor, or adrcs, eder ritn or ongnivd: kon^jnment 
 
 ov a buk tu a patron wid'st a formal dcdikajon.
 
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 Inscriptive, In-skrip-tiv, a. b^rig inskripjon. 
 
 Inscrutability, In-skroo-ta-bil-i-ti, ) n. de stat 
 
 Inscrutableness, In-skrc6-ta-bl-nes, j ov beiij 
 inskrcctabl. 
 
 Inscrutable, In-skrc6-ta-bl, a. unserqabl; depli 
 hidn. ' [trast "st. 
 
 Inscrutably, In-skrc6-ta-bli, ad. so az not tu be 
 
 Insculp, In-skulp,* v. t. tu engrav; tia kut. 
 
 Insculpture, In-skulpt-yii,r, n. skulptyixr. 
 
 Inseam, In-SEm, v. t. tu. mqrk bj a sgin. 
 
 Insect, In'sekt, n. a mi,nierus klas ov miniit ani- 
 malz, divjded intu. t<D grat klasez, de wiyd and 
 wiijles; a smel invertebral animal wid a bodi 
 kut er divjded in de midl, de pqrts bgii) konekt- 
 ed tugeder, az a wosp er flj; er an qrtikyqlated 
 animal distii)gwijt bj de prezens ov antene and 
 ov bredii) erganz, kompcbzd ov ramifjd trakea 
 wid er wid^t Jir-saks; eni tiij veri smol. 
 
 Insectile, In-sek-til, a. havig de natyi|r ov in- 
 sekts. 
 
 Insection, In-sek-Jon, n. aninsijonjakutii) intia. 
 
 Insectivora, In-sek-tiv-o-ra, «. a klas ov ani- 
 malz dat fed upon insekts. [sekts. 
 
 Insectivorous, In-sok-tiv-o-rus, a. fedir) on in- 
 
 Insecure, In-S£-ki|,r, a. not sekxy-; not saf: unsaf. 
 
 Insecurely, In-SE-ki|,r-li, ad. widest seki^riti er 
 safti. 
 
 Insecureness, In-se-ki^r-nes, n. a wont ov se- 
 la],riti; ins8kq,riti. [jer; hazard. 
 
 Insecurity, In-SE-kvi,-ri-ti, n. wont ov safti; dan- 
 
 Insemination, In-sem-i-na-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 skaterii) sed. 
 
 Insensate, In-sen-sat, a. stv^pid; fcolij; insensibl. 
 
 Insensibility, In-sen-si-bil-i-ti, n. wont ov seu- 
 sibiliti; terpor. 
 
 Insensible, In-sen-si-bl, a. not sensibl; not per- 
 se vd bj de sensez; imperseptibl; vffd ov felii); 
 terpid; stupid. [terpor. 
 
 Insensibleness, In-sen-si-bl-nes, n, insensibiliti; 
 
 Insensibly, In-sen-si-bli, ad. imperseptibli; ter- 
 pidli. 
 
 Insentient, In-s6n-Jent, a. not senjent; sensles; 
 inert; not havii) sensajon er persepjon. 
 
 Inseparability, In-scp-a-ra-bil-i-ti, ) n. de 
 
 Inseparableness, In-sep-a-ra-bl-nes, i kwoliti 
 er stat ov beii) inseparabl. 
 
 Inseparable, In-sep-a-ra-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 separated. [rabl maner. 
 
 Inseparably, In-sep-a-ra-bli, ad. in an insepa- 
 
 Insert, In-s^rt, v. t. tia plas er set in or amdi); 
 iw. infiks. [tir) inserted. 
 
 Insertion, In-s^r-Jon, n. de akt ov insertig; de 
 
 Inshaded, In-Jad-cd, j)- ^- mqrkt wid diferent 
 
 Inshell, Tn-Jel,* v. t. tu hjd in a Jel. [Jadz. 
 
 Inshelter, In-Jel-ter,* v. t. tu. plas under Jelter; 
 tu Jelter. 
 
 Inshrine, In-Jrjn, v. t. tu enkl(5z. Se {Enshrine.) 
 
 Inside, In'sjd, n. interior pqrt; — opuzd tia de sfo^W. 
 
 Insipe, In'sjd, a. beii) widin; interior. [wat. 
 
 Insidiator, In-sid-i-a-tor, n. [L.'\ wun hOt Ijz in 
 
 Insidious, In-sid-i-us, a. Ijii) in wat; cnsnf^riij; 
 slj: serkumventiv; dilijent tu entrap; treqerus. 
 
 Insidiously, In-sid-i-us-li, ad. in an insidius 
 
 maner. [beii] insidius. 
 
 Insidiousness, In-sid-i-us-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 Insight, In'sjt, n. introspekjon; inspekjon er nolej 
 
 ov de interior pqrts. 
 Insignia, In-sig-ni-a, n. pi. [i.] bajez or distig- 
 
 gwijii) mqrks ov of is er oner. 
 Insignificance, In-sig-nif-i-kans, ) ». wont ov 
 Insignificancy, lu-sig-nif-i-kan-si, i signifi- 
 kans, menii), or impertans. [trjfliij. 
 
 Insignificant, In-sig-nif-i-kant, a. unimportant: 
 Insignificantly, In-sig-nif-1-kant-li, ad. wid-st 
 imprartans. [nifikativ. 
 
 Insignificative, In-sig-nif-i-ka-tiv, a. not sig- 
 
 Insincere, In-sin-ser, a. not sinser; not hqrti; fela. 
 Insincerely, In-sin-ser-li, ad. wid-st sinseriti. 
 Insincerity, In-sin-ser-i-ti, n. wont ov sinseriti 
 
 or trujt. 
 Insinuate, In-sin-yq,-at, v. t. tia introdq,s az bj 
 
 wjndiij er spjral mojon; tu introdii,s jentli; tia 
 
 puj jeutli intu favor; tu hint; tu import indi- 
 
 rektli; tu intimat; tu sugjest; tu ingrajiat; tu 
 
 instil. 
 Insinuate, In-sin-yii,-at, v. i. tu krep er wjnd in; 
 
 tu gan on de afekjonz bj jentl degrez; tu stel 
 
 intu imperseptibli. 
 Insinuating, In-sin-yti,-at-ii), pp. a. makig in- 
 
 sinyi^ajonz; jentli ganii) favor; winiij; hintii). 
 Insinuation, Iu-sin-yq,-a-Jon, n. de akt ov in- 
 
 siuyi^^atii); de qrt er p^ser ov plezig; a hint; in- 
 
 timajon; sugjestyon. [afekjonz. 
 
 Insinuative, lu-sin-yii,-a-tiv, a. steliij on de 
 Insinuator, In-sin-yq,-a-tor, «. he or dat hwiq 
 
 insinyi|ats. 
 Insipid, In-sip-id, a. tastles; vapid; flat: dul; hevi. 
 Insipidity, In-si-pid-i-ti, j n, de kwoliti ov beig 
 Insipidness, In-sip-id-nes, ) insipid; wont ov 
 
 tast er spirit. [spirit. 
 
 Insipidly, In-sip-id-li, ad. wid-st tast; wid-st 
 Insist, In-sist, v. i, tu persist in; tu pres;tu urj. 
 Insistent, In-sist-ent, a. standii) or restig upon. 
 Insitiency, In-siJ-i-en-si, n. fredom from terst. 
 Insition, In-siJ-on, n. a graft; an inserjon. 
 In situ. In sj-tii, [Z.] in de n;ityi],ral sityi|aJon. 
 Insnare, In-sn^r, v. t. tu entrap; tu invegl; tu 
 
 sni^r. Ritn elsu {Ensnare.} [sn^rer. 
 
 Insnarer, In-sn^r-er, n. wun hoo insn^rz; an en- 
 Insobriety, In-s(a-brj-e-ti, n. wont ov sobrjeti; 
 
 drugknnes. 
 Insociable, In-s(f)-Ji-a-bl,-^ a. not sojiabl. 
 Insolate, In'so-lat, v. t. tu drj er ekspoz tu de 
 
 sun. [raz. 
 
 Insolation, In-so-la-Jon, n. ekspogn,r tu de sunz 
 Insolence, In'so-lens, n. hetines er prjd mikst 
 
 wid kontemt er abi|s; impi^dens; insult. 
 Insolent, In'so-lent, a. kontemtyq^us ov uderz; 
 
 heti; abij^siv; mid; sosi; impixdcnt. 
 Insolently, In'so-lent-li, ad. wid insolensjhetili. 
 Insolidity, In-so-lid-i-ti, n. wont ov soliditi; 
 
 weknes. 
 Insolubility, In-sol-yix-bil-i-ti, u. de stat ov 
 
 beig insolyiibl. [klerd. 
 
 Insoluble, Iu-s61-yq,-bl, a. not tu be dizolvd er 
 Insolvable, In-solv-a-bl,-*^ a. not tu be solvd er 
 
 ekspland. [dots. 
 
 Insolvency, In-s61-ven-si, ». inabiliti tia pa el 
 Insolvent, In-s61-vent, a. unabl tu pa el dets; 
 
 bagkrupt. [restles. 
 
 Insomnious, In-s6m-ni-us, a. beig wid-st slep; 
 Insomuch, In-so-muq, konj. so dat; tu suq a de- 
 
 gre dat. 
 Inspect, In-sp6kt, v. t. tu luk intu; tu egzamin. 
 Inspection, lu-spek-Jon, «. klos egsaminajon; 
 
 oversjt. [intendent. 
 
 Inspector, In-spek-tor, n. an egzaminer: a sij^per- 
 Lnspersed, In-spc'rst, />. a. sprigkld upon. 
 Inspersion, In-spor-Jon, n. a sprigklig upon. 
 Inspeximus, In-speks-i-mus, u. [Z.] we hav in- 
 
 spokted; — de ferst wurd in anjent qqrterz, &s.; 
 
 an egzemplifikajon; a reral grant. 
 Insphere, In-sfer, v. t. tu plas in an orb er sfer. 
 Inspirable, In-spjr-a-bl, a. dat ma be inspjrd. 
 Inspiration, In-spi-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov inspjrig; 
 
 a dreig in; infii^jon ov si|pernatyq,ral jdeaz intu 
 
 de mjnd. 
 Inspire, In-spjr, v. i. tu dro in de breb; tu bio. 
 Inspire, In-spjr, v. t. tu bred intu; tu infij^z; tu 
 
 inf^z intu de nijnd, az si|pernatyi],ral jdeaz. 
 Inspired, In-spjrd, j)- a. endqd wid inspirajon. 
 Inspirer, lu-spjr-er, n, wun Ikb inspjrz.
 
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 Inbpihit, Tn-sp!r-it, v. t. tu animat; tu olujt; lu 
 
 eiilivn. 
 Insimhsate, In-spis-at, v. t. tu tikn; tu mnk tik. 
 Inbi'issate, In-fpis-nt, n. tik; dem; inspi^atcd. 
 iNSi'itWATio.v, In-spis-a-Jon, n. dc nkt ov mnkig 
 
 tik. [net. 
 
 Instability, In-stn-bil-i-ti, ». inkonstan.si; fikl- 
 Instaule, In-:!lu-bl, A. inkonstunt; uot stabi; un- 
 
 .sttibl. 
 Install, In-st/il, v. t. tu plas or im^tdt in ofis, ka. 
 Installation, In-sta-lu-jon, n. de nkt ov instol- 
 
 ifl; an iiivestin. 
 Instalment, fn-stol-ment, n. instalajon; — in 
 
 komi.Tjiil frnT:, a pqrt ov a sum ov muni tu be 
 
 pnd lit wuii tiin. 
 Instance, In':<tans, n. iniportn,niti; urjensi; 8<;dlis- 
 
 itnjon;— cg7.ilin[)l; tim: okn;^on; akt. 
 Instance, lu'stuns, i". i. tu givorofuran egzdmpl. 
 Instance, In'ntaiis, i'. t. tu inonjon az an egzduipl. 
 Instant, In':<tant, a. urjcnt; imediat; prezont: 
 
 kwik. 
 Instant, In'stant, n. a moment: de prezont munB. 
 Ixstaxtaxeity, In-stau-lu-ne-i-ti, n. instantd- 
 
 neus ('j;zistL'ns. 
 Instantaneous, In-stan-td-ne-us, a. dun in an 
 
 instant: spedi. 
 Instantaneously, In-stan-tii-ne-us-li, ad. in an 
 
 instant: at At moment: iint'dintli. 
 Instanteu, ln-st!in-tcr, ad. [L.] {Law} instantli. 
 Instantly, la'stunt-li, «rf. at de moment; ime- 
 
 diatli. 
 Instar omnium, In'stqr 6m-ni-um, [L.] an eg- 
 
 cdiupl hwi<; ma suf jz for el. [stat. 
 
 Instate, In-stat, i-. t. tu plas in a serten rayk or 
 In statu quo. In stat-yn, kw6, [L.] in de former 
 
 «tat. [reniial. 
 
 InstauratiON, In-sto-rd-Jon,* n. a rcstorajon; a 
 Instaurator, In'ste-ra-tor,* n a renq,er; a re- 
 storer. 
 Instead, rn-st<^d, ad. in de pins; in de rmm. 
 Insteep, Iii-sti'p, I'.t. tu sok: tu masernt in woter. 
 Instkp, In'stcp, 11. de ujKjr ixjrt ov de fut. 
 Instigate, In'sti-gat, r. t. tu urj, provuk, or in- 
 
 sjt tu il. [impuls tu il. 
 
 Instigation, In-sti-gu-Jon, n. an in*itmcnt or 
 Instigator, In'sti-ga-tor, ». wuii hiJ> instigate. 
 Instil, lu-stil, v. t. tu infi'iz bj dropn; tu insin- 
 
 yi^nt. [infii;^on. 
 
 Instillation, In-stil-ii-Jon, ii. de akt ov instilij): 
 Instilleb, In-stil-er, n. wun ha> instilz. 
 Instilment, In-stil-ment, n. eni tig instild; in- 
 
 stilajon. 
 Instinct, In'stiflkt, n. a natyii^ral aptltt^d er fak- 
 
 ulti, \t\ liwiq aniuialz qr direkled tu doa hwot- 
 
 evor iz iii'sosnri for drjr prezervnjon. 
 Instinct, In-stiukt, a. moivd from widin:insti5)k- 
 
 tiv. [natynnil. 
 
 I.vstinctive, In-sti^)k-tiv, a. promted bj instigkt; 
 Instinctively, In-stiok-tiv-li, ad. bj fors ov in- 
 
 sti||kt. 
 Institute, In'sti-tiit, r. t. tu fiks: tu cstabli/; 
 
 tu fMid: tu ai>^nt; tu inv«^st, az wid ofis. 
 Institute, In'sti-tqt, n. an esUbliJt lo; u prescpt: 
 
 ordiT; maksini; prinsipl: — a jijontifik bmli. 
 Institution, In-sti-tq-Jon, «. ancstablijmcnt; a 
 
 K>; ttlynkn/ou; de akt ov inv^gtig a klerk, As. 
 Institutional, In-sti-ti'i-Jon-al, j a. kontan- 
 Institutionabv, In-sti-li'i-Jon-a-ri, I ig de f^rst 
 
 prinsiplz. [UiUi. 
 
 Institutist, In-sti-ti'i-tist, n. wun v^rst in insti- 
 Institutive, In'sti-tn-tiv, a. abl tu cstiiblij or 
 
 iustitqt. [stniktor. 
 
 Institutor, In'sti-tn-tor, n. an eatibli/cr; an in- 
 Instruct, In-stnikt, r. t. tu teg: tu dirdkt: tu 
 
 ddynkat. [instniktod. 
 
 Instructible, In-strdkt-i-bl, a. ka[>abl uv bcig 
 
 Instruction, In-stnik-Jon, m. de akt ov instnikt- 
 
 ig; t€(]ig; informajou; u presept; dirckjon; man- 
 
 dnt. [daktik. 
 
 Instructive, In-striik-tiv, a. konvaig nuloj; dj- 
 Instuuctively, In-stnik-tiv-li, ad. su az tu 
 
 kcjnvii instrukjon. [instrtiklig. 
 
 Instructiveness, In-striik-liv-nc!!, n. pucr ov 
 Instructor, In-strdk-tor, ii. wun ha» iDiitrdktii;a 
 
 tftjLT. [utrtikts. 
 
 Instructress, In-strtik-tres, n. a fcmnl hiD id- 
 Instrument, In'«trit)-monl, n. u tail; an aj<-nt;a 
 
 rjtig. [«um end. 
 
 Instrumental, In-3tnD-m6nt-al, a. kondt^siv tu 
 Instrumentality, In-stnB-men-til-i-ti, n. sub- 
 
 ordinnt ajensi. 
 Instrumentally, In-stMi-m(5n-tal-i, ad. h\ wa 
 
 ov an instrajinent. [stniimentaliti. 
 
 Instrumentalness, In-strcD-mdn-tal-ncs,* n. in- 
 I.NSUBJECTiON, In-sub-jek-JoD, n. de stat ov dis- 
 
 obediens. [bedicns; dis4)rdcr. 
 
 Insubordination, In-sub-or-di-nd-Jon, »i. diso- 
 Insub.stantial, In-sub-stan-Jal,* a. unsubstanjal. 
 Insufferable, lu-stif-er-a-bl, a. intolcrabl: in- 
 
 suportabl. [di^rans. 
 
 Insufferably, In-sdf-er-a-bli, ad. bcy6nd en- 
 IxsuFFiciENCY, In-suf-iJ-en-sl, n. defijonsi. 
 Insufficie.nt, In-suf-iJ-ent, a. not sufijcnt; in- 
 
 aiiikwnt; inkapibl; unfit. 
 Insufficiently, In-suf-iJ-out-li, ad. unfitli. 
 InsXjlar, Iii'sq-lur, a. relutig luan jland; formd 
 
 IjkHnjIand: surTinded b| woter. [jland. 
 
 Insularity, In-sn-l:ir-i-ti, n. de stat ov btig an 
 Ixsui.ARY, In'-sq-lar-i, .1. de snm az iii*i^/<ir. 
 Insulate, In'sn-lat, i-. /. tu mak an jland; tu 
 
 detacj. [rated. 
 
 Insulated, ln'si\-lat-cd, a. not kontigyt\,us; sepa- 
 Insulation, In-si^-ld-Jon, n. dc statov beig in- 
 sulated. 
 Insult, In'sult, n. de akt ov insiiltig; an akt or 
 
 spc(j ov insolcns; a gros abqs; an indigniti. 
 Insult, In-siilt, v. t. tu tret wid insulens or 
 
 abijs. [trjumf. 
 
 Insult, In-sdlt, v. i. tu behdv wid insijlcnt 
 Insulter, In-sult-er, «. wun hcD insults. 
 Ixsultinq, In-sult-ig, pp. a. bestuig insult: in.«o- 
 
 lent. [us maner. 
 
 Insultingly, In-sdlt-ig-li, ad. in a kontemtyq- 
 Insuperability, lu-sq-pcr-a-bil-i-ti, »i. invinsi- 
 
 biliti. [m'^ntabl. 
 
 Insuperable, In-sij^-per-a-bl, a. invinsibl; inaar- 
 
 SUPERA 
 
 siblnes. 
 Insuperably, In-si\-pcr-a-bli, ad. invinsibli: in- 
 
 .<unn-8iitabli. j^insnferabl. 
 
 Insupportable, In-sup-tSrt-a-bl, a. intolcnibl: 
 Ixsupportableness, In-sup-urt-a-bl-ncs, n. in- 
 
 sdferiil)hii-s. 
 Ixsupportably, In-sap-tirt-a-bli, a<f. beyond cn- 
 
 dqraiis. [supr^t. 
 
 I.nsuppressible, In-sup-rds-i-bl. a. not tu be 
 Insurable, In-Jqr-a-bl, a. dat ma be injqrd. 
 Insurance, In-J^r-ans, u. dc akt ov injiirig:srkq- 
 
 rili agi-nst los; a/qrans. 
 Insure, In-Jqr, v. t. tu seki'ir agenst los:tu mak 
 
 /qr, or seki\r. liitn olso enfiir. 
 Insurer, In-Ji\r-cr, ;i. wun ha> in/i'irx. 
 Insurgent, In-sdr-jent, 11. wun hitjrjzezin opn rc- 
 
 bflyon agenst de establijt guvernment;>J robol. 
 Insurgent, In-sur-jcnt, a. rjiig in rrbelyon: rt- 
 
 belyus. [abl: inviD>ibl. 
 
 Insurmountable, In-sur-m'snt-a-bl, a. insiipor- 
 Insurmountably, In-sur-m'snt-a-bli, ad. invin- 
 sibli; insqpenbli. lyon- 
 In8URREctk)N, In-sur-ek-Jon, w. scUiJon: a rrbcl- 
 Insurrectionary, In-sur-ek-/on-a-ri, a. rtlatig 
 
 tu insarekjon. 
 
 1nsuperableN£S3, In-si'i-pcr-a-bl-Dcs, n. invin-
 
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 Insueeectionist, In-sur-ek-Jon-ist, n. an insiir- 
 jent: Q rebel. [not kapabl. 
 
 Insusceptible, In-su-sep-ti-bl, a. not suseptibl; 
 
 Intactible, In-takt-i-bl,* a. not perseptibl tu 
 ds tuq: intanjibl. 
 
 Intaglio, lu-tiil-yo, ?!. [Jt.'j a prejus st<an, havig 
 a bed er sum figyiir engravd on it. 
 
 Intangible, In-tan-ji-bl, a. dat kan notbEtuqt. 
 
 Intastable, In-tast-a-bl, a. dat kan not bs tast- 
 ed; tastles. 
 
 Integer, In'te-jer, n. de hoi: a hoi number. 
 
 Integral, In'te-gral, a. hoi; komplst; not frak- 
 Jonal. 
 
 Integrally. In'te-gral-i, ad. holli; kompletli. 
 
 Integrant, In'te-grant, a. makiij pqrt ov As hoi. 
 
 Integrate, In'te-grat, v. t. tu iznii; tu mak en- 
 tjr. [in hoi. 
 
 Integration, In-te-gra-Jon, n. de akt ov mak- 
 
 Integritt, In-teg-ri-ti, w. onesti; uprjtnes: prob- 
 iti. [erz; a kuver. 
 
 Integument, In-teg-yix-ment, n. eni tig dat kuv- 
 
 Intellect, In'tel-ekt, n. intelijent mjnd; under- 
 standiij. [standii). 
 
 Intellection, In-tel-ek-Jon, n. &e akt ov under- 
 
 Intellective, In-tel-ek-tiv, a. understandir|;per- 
 
 SEVig. 
 
 Intellectual, In-tel-ekt-yi\-al, a. relatig tm de 
 
 iutelekt er mind: mental; jdeal. 
 Istellectualist, In-tel-ekt-yq,-al-ist, n. wunhoD 
 
 holdz dat nolej iz derjvd from pi^r rezn. 
 Intellectually, In-tel-ekt-yii-al-i_, arf. b; yn,sov 
 
 intelekt. 
 Intelligence, In-tel-i-jens, n. informajon; notis; 
 
 ni\z; advjs: nolej; instrukjon: skil. 
 Intelligencer, In-tel-i-jen-ser, n. akonvaerov 
 intelijens. [skilful. 
 
 i Intelligent, In-tel-i-jent, a. noig; instriikted: 
 ' Intelligential, In-tel-i-jen-Jal, a. konsistig ov 
 unbodid mind; intelektyq,al; intelijent. 
 Intelligently, In-tel-i-jent-li, ad. in an inteli- 
 jent maner. 
 Intelligibility, In-tel-i-ji-bil-i-ti, j n. &e kwol- 
 Intelligibleness, In-tel-i-ji-bl-nes, I iti ov bs- 
 ig intelijent. [dersttid; klgr. 
 
 Intelligible, la-tel-i-ji-bl, a. dat ma be un- 
 Intelligibly, In-tel-i-ji-bli, ad. so az tu be un- 
 derstud. [konstitt^Jon. 
 
 Intemparement, In-tem-per-a-ment, n. a bad 
 Intemperance, In-tem-per-ans, n. wontovtem- 
 
 perans: eksesiv induljens, az in drigks; ekses. 
 Intemperate, In-tem-per-at, a. imoderat in 
 
 drigk; drugkn; glutnus; pajonat; eksesiv. 
 
 Intemperately, In-tem-per-at-li, ad. imoderatli: 
 
 eksesivli. [temperans. 
 
 Intempeeateness, In-tem-per-at-nes, n. wont ov 
 
 Intemfeeature, In-tem-per-a-ti^r, n. an ekses 
 
 ov sum kwoliti. [abl. 
 
 Intenable, In-ten-a-bl,* a. indefensibl; undter- 
 
 Intend, In-tend, v. t. tu regqrd; tu men: tu de- 
 
 zjn. [intendz. 
 
 Intend ANT, In-tend-ant,* n. an ofiser hcD si],per- 
 
 Intender, In-tend-er, (i. wun hot) intendz. 
 
 Intendment, In-tend-ment, n. {Law) intenjon; 
 
 dezin. 
 Inteneeation, In-ten-er-a-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 makig soft er tender. [tiv. 
 
 Intense, In-tens, a. vehement; qrdent; veri aten- 
 Intensely, In-t4ns-Ii, ad. tu a grat degre: ern- 
 estli. [jon. 
 
 Intenseness, In-t^ns-nes, n. vehemens; grat aten- 
 Intensio.n, In-ten-Jon, n. a stranig, erforsig. 
 Intensity, In-ten-si-ti, n. de stat ov beig intens; 
 ekses. [fors. 
 
 Intensive, In-ten-siv, a. intent; asidyi^us; adig 
 Intensively, In-t^n-siv-li, ad. in a maner tu 
 giv fors. 
 
 Intent, In-tent, a. agkjusli dilijent; eger; em6st 
 Intent, In-teut, n. dezm: a purpus; menig. 
 Intention, In-ten-Jon, n. dezju; purpus; end; am. 
 Intentional, In-ten-Jon-al, a. dezjud; dun bi de- 
 zin. [wid qers. 
 Intentionally, In-ten-Jon-al-i, ad. h\ dezjn; 
 Intentive, In-ten-tiv,* a. dilijentli apljd; atentiv. 
 Intently, In-tent-li, ad. wid klos ateujon; egerli. 
 Intentness, In-tent-nes, n. de stat ov beig intent. 
 Inter, In-ter, v. t. tu kuver under gr-snd; tu 
 
 beri. 
 Interact, In'ter-akt, n. a Jert pes betwen uders; 
 
 dc tjm betwen de akts ov de drama: interh^d. 
 Interaction, In-ter-ak-Jon, n. an intervenig 
 
 akjon. [twen riverz. 
 
 Interamnian, In-ter-am-ni-an, a. sityqated be- 
 Interarticolae, In-ter-qr-tik-yT^,-lar, a. sityq,- 
 
 ated betwen de qitikj'ulajonz. 
 Intercalar, In-ter-ka-lar, a. inserted; interka- 
 
 lari. 
 Intercalary, In-ter-ka-la-ri, a. inserted Tst ov 
 
 de komon erder tu prezerv de ekwajon ov tjm; 
 
 az, de 29t ov Febrmari, in a lep yer, iz an inter- 
 
 kalari da. 
 Intercalate, In-tdr-ka-Iat, v. t. tu insert -st ov 
 
 de komon erder, az an ekstrerdinari da. 
 Intercalation, In-ter-ka-la-Jon, n. inserjon ov 
 
 od daz. 
 Intercede, In-ter-sed, v. i. tu pas betwen; tu 
 
 interpoz: tu mediat: tu pled in favor ov wun. 
 Intercedent, In-ter-se-dent, a. media tig; goig 
 
 betwen. 
 Inteeceder, In-ter-sed-er, ji. wun hit) intersedz. 
 Intercept, In-ter-sept, v. t. tu stop and sez on 
 
 de wa; tu stop; tu obstriikt; tu kut of. 
 Intercepter, In-ter-sept- er, n. wun hoo inter- 
 septs, [strukjon. 
 Interception, In-ter-sep-Jon, n. a stopaj; an ob- 
 Inteecession, In-ter-seJ-on, n. de akt ov inter- 
 
 sedig: mediajon; interpozijon; ajensi betwen too 
 
 pqrtiz. [a mediator. 
 
 Inteecessoe, In-ter-ses-or, n. wun ho) intersedz; 
 Inteecessoey, In-ter-ses-o-ri, a. kontanig inter- 
 
 sejon. [geder. 
 
 Interchain, In-ter-qan, v. t. tu qan; tu ligk tu- 
 Interchange, In-ter-qanj, r. t. tu put eq in de 
 
 plas ov de uder: tu giv nnd tak mi\,tyi|ali. 
 Interchange, In'ter-qanj, n. komers; permi^^ta- 
 
 Jon ov komoditiz; alternat suksejon; a mij,tyq,al 
 
 eksqanj; resiprositi. 
 Interchangeable, In-ter-qiinj-a-bl, a. givn and 
 
 takn mi\t}'i|ali. 
 Inteechangeableness, In-ter-qanj-a-bl-nes, n. 
 
 de kwoliti ov beig interqanjabl. 
 Interchangeably, In-ter-qanj-a-bli, ad. bj in- 
 
 terqanj. [qanj. 
 
 Inteechangement, In-ter-qanj-ment, n. inter- 
 Inteecipient, In-ter-sip-i-ent, a. obstriiktig: stop- 
 
 ig. [piser. 
 
 Intercipient, In-ter-sip-i-ent, n. an interseptig 
 Interclude, In-ter-klvid, v. i. tu Jut from; tu 
 
 intersept. [tersepjon. 
 
 Interclusion, In-ter-klq,-5on, n. obstrukjon; in- 
 Intercolumniation, In-ter-ko-lum-ni-a-Jon, n. 
 
 spas betwen pilarz. 
 Intercommon, In-ter-kom-on, v. i. tu fed at de 
 
 sam tabl; tu graz in de sam pastyi\r. 
 Intercommonage, In-ter-kom-on-aj, ji. de jernt 
 
 yi],s ov de sam komonz. 
 Intercommunion, In-ter-kom-ij,n-yon, n. m^t- 
 
 yqal komi^nyon. 
 
 Intercommunity, In-ter-kom-i^-ni-ti, ». a mi^t- 
 
 yi^al komi^niti. [ribz. 
 
 Intercostal, In-ter-kos-tal, a. plast betwen de 
 
 Intercourse, lu'tcr-kcjrs, n. komers; resiprokal 
 
 eksqnnj; komii,nikaJon; konekjon.
 
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 IXTEBCUREKNOK, In-ter-kdr-CM, n. a pasaj be- 
 
 twf'ii. [inturvEiiiu. 
 
 Intkkcirrent, In-tcr-kdr-cnt, a. ruuij) betwen; 
 
 Intkboutaneoub, In-ter-kii-ta-ne-iu, a. widin 
 
 de Hkin. 
 Iktkudict, In-tcr-dikt, v. t. tu prohibit; tu for- 
 
 bi.l: tu ekskliiJ. 
 LsTERDicT, Iii'tcT-dikt, n. a prcihibijon: a papal 
 l)ru)hibi/on ov de nakrament or uder relijus riLs. 
 LsTERDlCTlON, In-tcr-dik-JoD, n. prohibijon: a 
 kurs: an intcnlikt. [prohibit. 
 
 I.STERDICTIVK, In-tcr-dlk-tiv, a. havip p'ser tu 
 I.NTKRDicTORY, lii-tcr-dik-t£)-ri, a. servin tu pro- 
 hibit, [tu eksjt. 
 I.NTKRE8T, In'tcr-cst, V. t. tu kons<?rn; tu afciit: 
 Interest, In'ter-cst, n. kons^rn; advuntnj; benr- 
 fit; iiitliiens; j£ir; cksjtod felij); — Q prrriiiuin jwd 
 for de yn-s ov muni. [or konsern. 
 Interested, In'ter-cst-od, p. a. havij) an interest 
 LsTERESTiNO, Iri'ter-cst-lo, pp. a. ck^jtifl interest 
 or iiti-iijon: afektin. [inedl. 
 Interfere, In-ter-fer, v. i. tu intcrptiz; tu inter- 
 Interference, In-ter-fer-ens, n. an intcrpozijon: 
 
 a kliijig. 
 
 Intekfluext, In-ter-flti-cnt, a. fluin bctwen. 
 
 Interfulgext, In-tor-fdl-jent, a. Jjnifl betwen. 
 
 IsTERFtSED, In-ter-f I'^zd, a. pord betwen. 
 
 Ixteuim, In'ter-im, n. de men tjm; intcrvenifl 
 
 tjm. [ward. 
 
 Interior, In-te-ri-or, a. internal; iner; not nt- 
 
 Intkbior. Iii-ti-ri-or, n. dat hwiq iz widin: de 
 
 insjd: de inland i>qrt ov u kuntri; wunz un kun- 
 
 tri, or de ham deix^rtment; az, minister ov de 
 
 intrri^ir. 
 
 Interiorlv, In-te-ri-or-li, ad. inwardli; intornali. 
 
 Interjacescv, ln-ter-ju-8on-si, n. de akt or stat 
 
 ov Ijiji betwen. [betwen. 
 
 Interjacent, In-tor-jii-sent, a. intervenio: Ijig 
 
 Interject, In-ter-j^kt, «?. (. tu put betwen; tu 
 
 tru in. [interp<iz. 
 
 Interject, ln-tcr-j<5kt, r. i. ta kum betwen; tu 
 
 LsTERJECTiON, In-ter-jek-Jon, n. an cksklamRjon: 
 
 a wurd or pqrt ov speq ckspresig emojon; az "CJ/ 
 
 AUiel" [intcijck/onz. 
 
 Interjectional, In-ter-jek-Jon-al, .1. relatig tu 
 
 Interjoin, In-ter-jffn, c. /. tu jern mi'itynali: tu 
 
 iotcnnari. ^tug^der. 
 
 Interlace, In-tcr-Ias, v.t. tu intermik.-<: tu put 
 
 Interlapse, In'tcr-Iapa, n. de tjm betwen cni toi 
 
 fvenU. [s»;rt betwen. 
 
 Interlard, In-ter-Iqrd, r. t. tu intfr|»uz; tu in- 
 
 Intkrlay, In-ter-la, v. t. tula betwen or amtifl. 
 
 Interleave, In-tcr-lev, v. t. tu insert betwen 
 
 lev/.. 
 
 Interline, In-ter-ljn, r. t. tu rjt betwen Ijnz. 
 
 Inteulineal, In-ter-lin-e-al, | a. ritn or in- 
 
 Intkklinear, In-ter-lin-e-ar, !- serted betwen 
 
 Interi.inearv, In-tcr-lin-c-H-ri,) Ijne. 
 
 Interlineation, In-ter-Iin-e-6-jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 iiit<Tlini|). [betwen Ijnz. 
 
 Interlining, In-ter-ljn-iu, n. korckjon: a rjtij) 
 
 Interlink, ln-ter-li{)k, v.t. tu kon^kt bj liyksi; 
 
 tu jtfn. [twen. 
 
 Interlocatiox, In-tcr-lo-ka-Jon, n. a pla.siu be- 
 
 Interlock, In-ter-I6k, r. 1. tu komiinikat wid, 
 
 or flu iiitu tc, uder. [ov speq. 
 
 Interlocution, In-ter-lo-ki^-Jon, n. an inter^nj 
 
 Interlocitor, In-tcr-l6k-yti-tor, n, a djalojigt: 
 
 wun hi'i sprk.^ wid or amdg uderz. 
 ISTERLOciTORY, In-ter-lok-jii-to-ri, a. konsiatig 
 
 ov diiilo^. 
 
 Interlope, In-tfr-lup. r. /. tu run betwf n pqr- 
 
 tiz: IM intriiKl. [an intrcrxler. 
 
 Interloper, In-ter-Iup-cr, n. wan hot intorl6pe; 
 
 InteRLUCATION, In-tor-hi-ka-Jon. n. a tinig ov a 
 
 wud, b] kulig awd branqcz, tu let in dc l{t. 
 
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 Intebllcent, In-ter-li'i-!t«nt, a. /Jnig betw£n. 
 Intebllde, Iii'iL-r-liid, n. u pes plnJ ul inlerv&lz. 
 Intebllnak, lii-ier-lii-nar, ( a. bel^nig tu de 
 I.NTERLUNART, lu-ter-li^-ua-ri, S t{m nwen At 
 
 miiiti, ubSt tu qanj, ii invitibl. 
 Intermarriage, In-ter-mir-ij, n. reiiprukal mar- 
 
 ij betwt'ii laniiliz. 
 Intekmabrv, lu-ter-mar-i, r. 1 . tu man mi^tjrqali. 
 Inteumaxillabv, In-ter-maks-il-a-ri, a. siljn^- 
 
 aicd bitwen de jo bunz. [i/usli. 
 
 Intermeddle, In-tcr-mW-l, e. ». tu intorpoi of- 
 Intebmeddle, In-ter-med-l, t. t. tu intermikt; 
 
 tu miggl. [mMli. 
 
 Intebmeddler, In-tcr-m6d-ler, ;i. wun hoi intcr- 
 Intebmede, In'tcr-m^d, n. a sort ov intcrli^d in 
 
 Q drama. IJon- 
 
 I.VTERMEDIACV, In-ter-mt-dl-a-ai. n. an interven- 
 Intermedial. Inter-me-di-al, a. intcr^•f nig: Ijig 
 
 betwen: interinediHt. [terp<2>xd. 
 
 Intermediate, In-ti-r-mc-di-nt,a. inter>-enig; in- 
 Intebmediate, In-tor-me-di-at, r. i'. tu intcrp6s. 
 Intermediatelv, In-ter-me-di-at-li, ad. bj wa 
 
 ov intervenjon. [dial .-ipa-". 
 
 I.NTERMEDiirM. In-ter-mi'-di-um, n. [L.\ intcrme- 
 Interment, lu-ter-menl, n. de akt ov iuterig; 
 
 bcriiil. [kal mjgrajon. 
 
 Intebmioration, In-ter-mj-gra-Jon, n. re-sipro- 
 Intkrminaule, lu-ter-min-a-bl, a. imeus; b-snd- 
 
 les: endles. [limited. 
 
 Interminate, In-ter-min-at, a. unb-sndcd; un- 
 Intermingle, lu-ter-mig-gl, r. t. tu luiggl; tu 
 
 intermik.-;. [inkorporated. 
 
 Intermingle, In-tcr-mig-gl, v. t. tu be mikst or 
 Intermission, In-tcr-miJ-on, n. a sesajon far a 
 
 tjm; u jMjz; intervcnyent tjm; rest. 
 Intebmissive, In-ter-inis-iv, a. kumig bj fits; 
 
 not konfinynal. [suspend. 
 
 Intebmit, In-ter-mit, r. /. tu forb^r for a tjm; tu 
 Intebmit, In-ter-mit, r. 1. tu ses for a tjm. 
 Intebmittent, In-ter-mit-ent, a. scsig at inter- 
 
 vhIz. [valz. 
 
 Int>;bmittinolt, In-ter-mit-ig-li, ad. at inter- 
 Intermix, In-ter-miks, r. t. tu miggl; tu mik» 
 
 tugeder. [^Aer. 
 
 Intermix, In-ler-miks, r. /. tu be miggld tu- 
 Intebmixtlee, In-tcr-iuik-t-ynr, ". uiik«tyiir. 
 Inteemundane, In-ter niiin-dan, a. beig betwen 
 
 wurldz. 
 Intebmiral, In-ter-mti-ral. a. Ijig betwen woli. 
 Intermiscllar, In-ter-mus-kq-lur, a. betwen 
 
 de iiiu-lz. [interqanj. 
 
 Intermitation, In-ter-mq-ta-Jon. n. miityqal 
 Internal, In-t^r-nal, a. not ckstomal; inward: 
 
 interior. 
 Intebnally, In-ter-nal-i, ad. inwardli; mentali. 
 Intebnatio.nal. In-ter-naJ-on-al. a. rtlntig tu 
 
 di- mi'ityiial interkors betwen diftrent najonz. 
 Intkunode, In'ter-nod, n. Ac sjiaa betwen nodi 
 
 • •r iK.ts. [nijdi, or nots. 
 
 Inti.knodial, In-tcr-no-di-al, a. bclwjn j(fnt.«. 
 Inter nos, In'tcr niis, [Z-.] betwen urselvx. 
 Inteunincio, In-ter-ndn-Ji-u^ II. a mesenjerbt- 
 
 twe'n till pqrtiz: an enver ov de pup. 
 Interpellation, In-tcr-i>el-a-/on, n. an adr^: a 
 
 suiunn/.. 
 Interplead. In-ter-pled, r. 1. {Late) tu diskd* 
 
 <i prfnt befor de prinsijial koi ix trjd. 
 Interpleader. In-tcr-j4cd-cr. n. (Laic) wun h* 
 
 iiitorpInU: dr tjtl ov a bil in ekwiti. 
 Interpledge. In-tor-pU«j, r. t. tu ploj mi\tyqali. 
 Interpolatiu In-ter-inj-lflt, r. t. tu insert intu 
 
 unU(1)'r kiiiii)<jzijon: tu iiTft in. 
 Interpolation, In-ter-pu-lh-Jon, n. dr akt o» 
 
 intvr|>ulatig: :)umtig aded or f»»tcd intu dr 
 
 urijinal mater. (polat*. 
 
 Interpolator, In-tvr-ixj-l.-i-tor, ». wun bat int^r
 
 INT 
 
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 Interposal, In-ter-p6z-al, n. interpozijon; inter- 
 
 venjon. [trust in. 
 
 Interpose, In-ter-poz, v. t. tu plas betwEn; tu 
 Interpose, In-ter-p6z, v. i. tia mEdiat; tia interf Er. 
 Interposer, In-ter-p6z-er, n. wun hcD interpozez: 
 
 a niEdiator. [ov depozit. 
 
 Interposit, In-ter-p6z-it, n. an intervEnii) plas 
 Interposition, In-ter-po-ziJ-on, n. mEdiaJon: 
 
 ajensi bEtwEn pqrtiz; intervenjon. 
 Interpret. In-ter-pret, r. t. tu eksplan; tu trans- 
 
 lat: tu dESJfer; tu eksp-jnd: tu elusidat. 
 Inteepretable, In-ter-pret-a-bl, a. dat ma b£ 
 
 interpreted. ' [Jon; ekspozijon. 
 
 Interpretation, In-ter-pre-ta-Jon, n. eksplana- 
 Intekpretative, In-ter-pr^;ta-tiv, a. eksplana- 
 
 tori: cks;«>zitiv. ' [interprEtaJon. 
 
 Interpretatively, In-ter-prE-ta-tiv-li, ad. bj 
 Interpreter. In-ter-pret-er, u. wun hiD interprets. 
 Interpunction, In-ter-pui)k-Jon, n. a pefntii) be- 
 
 twen wurdz. 
 Interuegency, In-ter-e-jen-si, n. de spas ov tjm, 
 
 or At guvornment, hwjl dq,r iz no leful soveren 
 
 on dE tron. 
 Interregnum, In-ter-eg-num, n. [Z..] ds tjm in 
 
 hwiq a trun iz vak.int, bEtwen ds det ov wun 
 
 soveren and dr akscjon ov aniider. 
 Interreign, In-ter-ran, n. interegnum. 
 Interrer, In-ter-er, n. wun hcr> interz. 
 Intekrex, In'ter-eks, h. [i.] wun hto discqrjez &.z 
 
 reral otoriti betwen dE det ov wun kir) and de ak- 
 
 sejon ov antider; a rejent diyii) an interegnum. 
 Interrogate, In-ter-o-gat, v. t. tu egzamin; tu 
 
 kwest.von. [kwestyonz. 
 
 Interrogate, In-ter-o-gat, v. i. tu ask; tu put 
 Interrogatee, In-ter-o-ga-ts, n. wun hcD iz in- 
 
 terQgnted. 
 Interrogation, In-ter-o-ga-Jon, n. a kwestyon; 
 
 an inkwiri; — pffnt, dEnotii) a kwestyon, dus (?). 
 Interrogative, In-ter-6g-a-tiv, a. kwestyonii); 
 
 interogatori. 
 Interrogative, In-ter-6g-a-tiv, n. a pronl$n or 
 
 wurd yi|zd in askii) kwestyonz: az, ha, hwot, 
 
 hwifj. [farm ov a kwestyon. 
 
 Interrogatively, In-ter-6g-a-tiv-li, ad. in dE 
 Interrogator, In-ter-oga-tor, n. an asker ov 
 
 kwestyonz. [an inkwiri. 
 
 Interrogatory, In-ter-og-a-to-ri, n. a kwestyon; 
 Interrogatory, In-ter-6g-a-t<a-ri, a. kontanig a 
 
 kwestyon. 
 In terrorem, In ter-u-rem, [L.] in erder tu terif j. 
 Interrupt, In-ter-upt, v. t. tu stop; tu interfer 
 
 wid; tu hinder: tu divid: tu separat. 
 Interruptedly, In-ter-upt-ed-li, ad. not in kon- 
 
 tiniyti. 
 Interrupter, In-ter-iipt-er, n. wun h(i> internpts. 
 Interruption, In-ter-up-Jon, n. dE akt ov inter- 
 
 uptii]:stop. [jQlderz. 
 
 Interscapular, In-ter-skap-yi\-lar, a. betwen de 
 Interscind, In-ter-sind, r. t. tu kut of, 
 Interscribe, In-ter-skrjb, v. t. tu rit bEtwen. 
 Intersecant, In-tcr-s8-kaut, a. dividiij intu 
 
 Wis. imi^tyi|ali. 
 
 Intersect, lu-ter-sekt, v. t. tu kut; tu divjd 
 Intersect, In-ter-sekt, v. i, tu met and kros eq 
 
 uder. 
 Intersection, In-ter-sek-Jon, n. Az akt ov inter- 
 
 >(:kti!): a krosig; a ptjrnt liwi\r Ijnz met. 
 Intersert, In-ter-sert,* v. t. tu put in betwen 
 uder tiijz, [inserted. 
 
 Intersertion, In-tcrser-Jon, ji. an inserjon: tig 
 Interspace, In'ter-spas, n. an intervenig spas. 
 Interspeecu, In'ter-spEq, n. a. speq interpozd 
 
 betwen uderz. 
 Intersperse, In-ter-spers, v. t, tu skater amug. 
 Inteksfersion, In-ter-sper-Jon, ji. At akt ov in- 
 tijrspetsig. 
 
 Interstellar, In-ter-stel-ar, a. intervsnig be- 
 twen de stqrz. 
 Interstice, In'ter-stis, er In-ter-stis, n. a spas 
 
 bEtwen tigz. [stisez. 
 
 Interstitial, In-ter-stiJ-al, a. kontanig inter- 
 Intertexture, In-ter-tekst-ytir, n. de akt ov 
 
 interwEvig: eni tig interwovn. 
 Intertropical, In-ter-trop-i-kal, a. bEig betwen 
 
 de tropiks. 
 Intertwine, In-ter-twjn, v. t. tu twjn mii,tyq,ali. 
 Intertwist, In-ter-twist, v. t. tu yi^njtbj twistig. 
 Interval, lu'ter-val, ii. spas betwen plasez; an 
 
 interstis: a vakiyti: dt tjm betwen tCD pffnts; re- 
 
 mijon: — I(j or ali],vial land, [souz, &s. 
 
 Intervene, lu-ter-ven, v. i. tu kum betwen per- 
 Intervenient, In-ter-ve-ni-ent, a. beig er pasig 
 
 betwen, [twen. 
 
 Intervening, In-ter-ven-ig, X'P- ^- l^umig be- 
 Intervention, In-tcr-ven-Jon, n. an interpuzijon; 
 
 mediajon. [vertelDre. 
 
 Intervertebral, In-ter-ver-te-bral, a. bEtwen de 
 Interview, In'ter-vvi, ». mvLtyqal sit; an apernted 
 
 metig er konferens; a metig. 
 Intervolve, In-ter-vi'lv, v. t. tu involv tugeder. 
 Interweave, In-ter-wev, r, t. [i. interwov er 
 
 interwevd, ps. interwevig, interwovn er inter- 
 
 wevd;] tvT wev tugeder; tu intermiggl. 
 Intestable, In-tes-ta-bl, a. diskwoliijd tu mak 
 
 a wil. [a wil. 
 
 Intestacy, In-tes-ta-si, ». de stat ov djig wid'st 
 Intestate, In-tes-tat, a. djig wid«t havig mad 
 
 a wil. [a wil. 
 
 Intestate, In-tes-tat, n. wun djig wid'st levig 
 Intestinal, In-tes-ti-nal, a. belogig tu de in- 
 
 testinz. [mestik. 
 
 Intestine, In-tes-tin, a. internal; inward; do- 
 Intestines, In-tes-tinz, n. pi. de b'selz; de en- 
 
 tralz. 
 Inthral, In-trol, v. t. tu enslav; tu Jakl. 
 Inthralment, In-trol-ment, n. servitn,d; slaveri. 
 Inthrone, In-tron, v. t. tu entron. Se {En- 
 
 thnme.y [ojip. 
 
 Intimacy, In'ti-ma-si, ». klos familyiariti er fel- 
 Intimate, In'ti-mat, a. inmost; inward; ner; klos; 
 
 familj'ar: klosli akwantcd. 
 Intimate, In'ti-mat, v. a familyar frend: a kon- 
 
 fidant. [skii,rli. 
 
 Intimate, In'ti-mat, r. t. tu hint: tu sugjest ob- 
 Intimately, In'ti-mat-li, ad. klosli; nerli; famil- 
 
 yarli, [sugjestyon. 
 
 Intimation, In-ti-ma-Jon, ji. a hint: an obskij,r 
 Intimidate, In-tim-i-dat, v. i. tu mak feiiul; tu 
 
 overo. [timidatig; fer. 
 
 Intimidation, In-tim-i-da-Jon, «. de akt ov in- 
 Intire, In-tjr,* a. hoi. Se {Entire.y 
 Into, In'tu, prep, notig entrans ©r penetrajon. 
 Intolerable, In-tol-er-a-bl, a, insuferabl; not 
 
 tu be born, [ablnes. 
 
 Intolerableness, In-tol-er-a-bl-nes, n. insufer- 
 Intolerably, In-tol-er-a-bli, ad. not tolerabli; 
 
 insiiferabli, [er endn,rans. 
 
 Intolerance, In-tol-er-ans, ii, wont ov tolerans 
 Intolerant, In-tol-er-ant, a. not tolerant; not 
 
 cndnrig, [ajon. 
 
 Intoleration, In-tol-cr-a-Jon, n. wont ov toler- 
 Intomb, In-tiim, r. t. tu plas in a toom. 
 Intonate, In'to-uat, i'. t. tu tunder; tu s'snd; 
 
 tu sig, [Qunt. 
 
 Intonation, In-to-na-Jon, ji. maner ov s-sndig; a 
 Intort, In-tc5rt, V. t. tu twist; tu red; tu rig. 
 In toto, In tu-to, ad. [X.] in de hoi; entjrli. 
 Intoxicate, In-tok-si-kat, i', \. tu inebriat; tu 
 
 mak drugk. 
 Intoxication, In-tok-si-ka-Jon, ». inebrinjou; 
 
 drugknnes, [ablnes. 
 
 Intractability, In-trak-ta-bil-i-ti, n. ungdverii-
 
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 I.VTR ACTABLE, In-trikt-n-bl, a. stubom; unm&n- 
 
 iijal.l: ntmnii; pcrv.TH: i>b«tinat. 
 I.VTR ArTABLENEas, In-trukt-a-bl-nc!), n. (!ib^tina.si, 
 
 jxTVfT^nes. [Htubornli. 
 
 iNTttACTABLT, In-trakt-a-bli, W. untoADajabli; 
 Intramsitive, In-tran-si-tiv, a. a gramatikul 
 
 t<;riii, i'k-<|>r^^ig a menig hwiQ dux not pas over 
 
 tu :in objekt. 
 I.VTRAV8ITIVELY, In-tran-si-tiv-li, ad. widit an 
 
 nl.j-kt f.jU)io. 
 I.v TttAXSiTu, In tran-si-tq,, [L.] in de akt ov pas- 
 
 ip, ai infrqaniljr, from wun plas tia andder. 
 I.VTRANSMUTABLE, In-tranji-niq,-ta-bl, a. nottrans- 
 
 niiitubl. [tu trenq. 
 
 IXTRKNCH, In-tr«5nq, c. t. tu invad: tu enkrufj; 
 Intrkmcu, In-trenij, r. t. tu furo; tu fortifj. 
 Intrenchment, In-ti^n^-mcnt, n. a fortifikajon 
 
 vfid a tronq. 
 IVTRKPID, In-tr^p-id, a. ferles; d^rig; bold; brav. 
 I.VTREPiDiTV, In-tre-pid-i-ti, ». fcrlcsnca; kuraj; 
 
 valor. 
 IxTREPiDLr, In-tr^p-id-li, aJ. ferlesli: d.'^rigli. 
 IsTRiCACV, In'tri-ka-si, h. kompk'k:-'iti; konipli- 
 
 kajon. [ttbi^ktir. 
 
 I.VTRICATE, In'tri-kat, a. perpl^kst; komplikHtcl: 
 Intricately, In'tri-kat-li, ad. in an intrikat 
 
 maner. [trika«i. 
 
 IsTRiCATENESS, In'tri-kat-ncs, «. involqjfon; in- 
 I.vtrioue. In-tr£g, H. [Fr.] a plot, apljd tu af4rz 
 
 ov luv ur guvcrnmcnt; a Icomplikajon; a gtrata- 
 
 jom: ainAr. ■ 
 
 LsTRiGLE. In-tr^K, r. ». tu form plot?. 
 JxTRiGi'ER, In-trpg-cr, n. wun hit) intregz. 
 iNTRiGL'iNOLr, In-trrg-ig-li, ad. wid intrtg. 
 Intrinsic. In-trin-sik. ) a. not ck^trinsik: 
 
 iNTRlNsrCAL, In-trin-si-kal, i inherent; intfrnal; 
 
 n.ityiiral: substanjal; rral; trco; j^nytiin. 
 Intrinsic ALLY, In-trin-si-kal-i, ati. intemali; 
 
 rEuii: widin. [ujer in. 
 
 Introduce, In-tro-dri«, r. t. tu briji, kondiikt, or 
 Inthodl'CER, In-tru-di'is-cr, n. wunhin introdii-cz. 
 IsTRODCCTiON, In-trcj-duk-Jon, «. dt akt ov in- 
 
 troJiisij): prcienta/on: — an cgzordiurata prcfa.*. 
 Introductive, In-trQ-diik-tiv, a. servig tu in- 
 tra di'i'*. 
 I.NTROOfCTOR, In-tra-ddk-tor, n. wun ha intro- 
 
 dii«ez. [trodi'is. 
 
 iNTRODfCTORr, In-tra-ddk-t<a-ri, a. servij) tu in- 
 jNTiiO(iRE.ssiON, In-tru-gr^J-on, n. cntrans. 
 lsTR(iMis.sioN. In-tro-miJ-on, n. a «cndig in. 
 Imtromit, In-tra-rait, r. t. tu send in: tu lot 
 
 in: tu ailmit. [insid. 
 
 Introspect, In-tra-sp^kt, r. (. tu tak a vq uv dr 
 Introspection, In-tra-spek-Jon, n. a vii ov df 
 
 ill-!'!. [trorcrtijj. 
 
 Introversion. In-tro-v^r-Jon, n. At akt ov in- 
 Introvert, In-tro-vi'rt, r. t. tu turn inwardz. 
 Intrl'OE, In-tn6<l, r. «. tu kum in unwolkum; tu 
 
 cTiti-r wid-it porraijon: tu cnkrutc;. 
 Intrude, In-trtib>l, r. (. tu fijrs in ntilli: tu obtrtM. 
 Intkideh. In-trfnl-er, n. wun h^u infrMz. 
 Intrusion, In-trvf»-jon, ». At akt ov introxlig. 
 Intrusive, In-tn£-sir, ji. intntxlio: apt tu intnM. 
 Intrust, In-trd^t, p. /. tu deliver in trust: tu 
 
 k.-niit tu. [imrdiat nolej. 
 
 Intuition, In-tii-iJ-on, ■. intqitir p<!r«epJon: 
 Intuitive. In-tq,-i-tiv, a. sen bj dr mind inii'<Ii- 
 
 ntli, wid'st dr intcrvi-njon ov (^rgnmL-nt or tej- 
 
 timoni: klerli «n. [sepjon. 
 
 Intuitively, In-lq-i-tiv-li, ad. bj imrdiat per- 
 Intujcescencb, In-tii-m^j-cna, m. a swclig; a 
 
 ti\m >r. 
 I.NT"WiNE, In-twjn, r. L tu twist <»r rr d tug^der. 
 Inumbrate. In-dm-brat, r. (. tu kuvcr wid Jadi. 
 Inundant. In-dn-dant, a. overfloij). 
 I.nl'noate, In-dn-dat, r. i. tu uverflJ wid wot«r. 
 
 Inundation, In-un-da-/on, n. an overflo or wa- 
 ter; delnj. 
 
 Inurbanity, In-ur-ban-i-ti, n. insivilili; rcDdnes. 
 
 Inure, In-yi^r, r. I. tu habityi^nt; tu akiLstom. 
 
 Inure, In-yiir, r. i. (Laio) tu tak efikt. 
 
 Inurement, In-jni,r-mcnt, n. praktit; habit; jmf, 
 
 Inurn, In-iirii, r. t. tu inuiim; tu bi-ri. [kuitom. 
 
 Inubitation, In-yn-si-ta-Jon, «. wont ov jm; 
 di^yi'i''. 
 
 Inutile. In-yl^-til,* ». yu'le*; unprofiubl. 
 , In- 
 ablnc8. 
 
 Inutility, In-yti-til-i-ti, n. ji^slcgnea; anprdfit- 
 
 Inutterablk, In-dt-cr-a-bl,* a. andtcrabl. 
 Invade, In-vad, c. t. tu atik; tu enter hostilli; 
 
 tu ustil. 
 Invader, In-vad-cr, n. wun hcbinvadz; an avilant. 
 Invalid, In-v:'il-id, a. wek; ov na wat or kojensi. 
 Invalid, In-va-led, n. a soljcr or uder j)erion di»- 
 
 abld l(i sikncs or woindz. 
 Invalid, In-va-ied, a. di<abld; inferm; wek. 
 Invalidate, ln-val-i-«lat, r. t. tu wekn; tu mak 
 
 V-fd. 
 
 Invalidation, In-val-i-dii-Jon, «. deaktovwek- 
 
 nii). [weknes. 
 
 Invalidity, In-va-lid-i-ti, n. wont ov validiti; 
 Invaluable, In-val-yi^-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 val yi^d or e^^tiuinted: in&stimabi: prejus. 
 Invaluably, In-v:il-yti,-a-bli, a/J. ine-itiraal>!i. 
 Invariable, In-vii-ri-a-bl, a. un(^anjabl: konstant. 
 Invariableness, In-va-ri-a-bl-nea,n. imiilabilili; 
 
 konstan-:!. 
 Invasion, In-va-jon. n. de akt ov invadig; a 
 
 ho~til entmn''; iiirud; atak. 
 Invasive, In-vii-siv, a. enterig hostilli; agresiv. 
 Invective, In-vek-tiv, m. a hqrj sen/qr; aggri 
 
 abi'i^. [sorius. 
 
 Invective, In-v^k-tiv, a. satirikal; abusiv; .sen- 
 Invectivkly, In-v^k-tiv-li, ad. satirikali; abq- 
 
 sivli. 
 Inveigh, In-vu. t. ». tu utcr scn/qr; tu ral. 
 Invekjiikr. In-vri-er, n. wun hit) inraz. 
 Inveigle, In-ve-gl, r. /. tu hwcdl: tu -sedqa. 
 Inveiglement, In-ve-gl-mcnt, a. seduk/on. 
 Inveigler, In-VE-gler, ». a sedqser: a descvcr. 
 Inveiled, In-vald, a. kuvcrd ax wid a vai. 
 Invent, In-vint, r. t. tu diskdver: tu forj; ta 
 
 fan. 
 Inventer, In-ven-ter. a. wun hiti invents; a forjer. 
 Inve.vtful, In-vent-ful, a. ful ov invenjon; in- 
 
 ventiv. [•jt. 
 
 Inve.vtible, ln-v^n-ti-bl,» a. kapablov beigfund 
 Invention, In-ven-Jon, a. de akt er fakuiti ov 
 
 inventig: a tig invented: a kontrjvau^: furjeri; 
 
 fik/ilM. i.YUS. 
 
 Inventive. In-ven-tiv. a. apt tu invent; injcn- 
 
 Inventor. In-ven-tor, a. wun hok inv^nU; a kon- 
 triviT. [inventori. 
 
 Inventorial. In-ven-Ui-ri-al, a, relatig tu an 
 
 Inventorially. Iii-vcn-t<i-ri-al-i, ad. in de min- 
 er. .v an invonturi. ^gudz. 
 
 Inventory, In'ven-to-ri, n. a li^t or aktsnt or 
 
 Inventory, In'vpn-tu-ri, r. /. tu mak a li.<t ov. 
 
 Investue-ss, In-v^n-tres. w. a femal hot invents. 
 
 Inverse. In-vi-r.-". a. inverted: — op«5zd tu <fiV(»t/. 
 
 Inversely, In-vers-li, ad. in an inverted order. 
 
 Invijision, In-ver-Jon, a. <;anj ov order, tjm, plaa, 
 
 Invest. In-r^rt, r. f. tu turn up?id dvn; tu plai 
 
 in a kontrari erder; tu plas de last f?r»i; tu 
 
 reveri. 
 Invektkbrate. In-v«.tr-te-brat, j a. not t^- 
 
 iNVEfiTEBRATED, In- vdr-te-brat-cd, I tebrat«d; 
 
 di'-iiitut or vertcbrc. 
 Invertko. In-v«;rt-ed, p. a. qnnjd bj inverjon. 
 Invertedly. In-v^rt-ed-li, ad. in a k6nlniri or 
 
 rcvfr.-it ardcr.
 
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 Invest, In-vest, v. t. tu dres; tu. klod; tia ara; 
 
 tu vest; tia konfer upon; tu enkloz; tia sur^nd. 
 LvvESTiGABLE, In-ves-ti-ga-bl, a. dat ma bs serqt 
 
 ■St. [fjnd ■St. 
 
 Investigate, In-ves-ti-gat, v. t. tu serq -st; tu 
 Investigation, In-ves-ti-ga-Jon, n. a serqiij; egz- 
 
 aminajon. 
 Investigative, In-ves-ti-ga-tiv, a. kixrius; serqii). 
 Investigator, In-ves-ti-ga-tor, n. wun hcD in- 
 
 vestigats. [pozejon. 
 
 Investiture, In-ves-ti-tixr, n. de akt ov giviij 
 Investive, In-ves-tiv, a. enserkliij; euklcaziij. 
 Investment, la-vest-meut, n. de akt ov investiij; 
 
 dres; klodz. 
 Investor, In-ves-tor, n. wun hcD invests. 
 Inveteracy, In-vet-er-a-si, n. log kontinyiians 
 
 ov eni tii) bad, az a dizez, &3.; obstinasi ov itijnd. 
 Inveterate, In-vet-er-at, a. old; loij establijt: 
 
 fikst. [bsiij inveterat. 
 
 Inveterateness, In-vet-er-at-nes, n. de slat ov 
 Inveteration, In-vet-er-a-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 makii] inveterat. 
 Invidious, In-vid-i-us, a. envius; eksjtiij envi er 
 
 il-wil; ofensiv. 
 Invidiously, In-vid-i-us-Ii, a.d. in an invidius 
 
 manev. [pi'ovakiij envi. 
 
 Invidiousness, In-vid-i-us-nes, ?i. de kwolitiov 
 Invigilance, In-vij-i-lans, n. wont ov vijilans. 
 Invigorate, In-vig-o-rat, v. t. tui strejjton; tu 
 
 animat. [vigorathj. 
 
 Invigoration, In-vig-o-ra-Jon, n. deaktovin- 
 Invincibility, In-vin-si-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beii) invinsibl. [abl. 
 
 Lnvincible, In-vin-si-bl, a. insvi,perabl;unk6gker- 
 Invincibleness, In-vin-si-bl-nes, n. unkogkera- 
 
 blnes. [kerabli. 
 
 Invincibly, In-vin-si-bli, ad. insi'^perabli; unkoij- 
 Inviolability, In-vj-o-la-bil-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beii) invjolabl. 
 Inviolable, In-vj-o-la-bl, a. dat ma not be vjc- 
 
 lated; profand er brokn; sakrcd. 
 Inviolableness, In-vi-o-la-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beii] invjolabl. \jW- 
 
 Inviolably, In-vj-o-la-bli, ad. wid-st breg er fal- 
 Inviolate, In-vj-o-lat, a. unhurt; unprofand; 
 
 unbrokn. [lated. 
 
 Inviolated, In-vj-o-lat-ed, a. unprofand; unvjo- 
 Invious, In'vi-us,* a. impasahl: not tu be past. 
 Invisoate, In-vis-kat, v. t. tu Ijn; tu deb wid 
 
 gill. \}l- 
 
 Inviscerate, In-vis-er-at, v. t. tu bred; tu nur- 
 
 Invisibility. In-viz-i-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beip 
 invizibl. [impcrseptibl. 
 
 Invisible, In-viz-i-bl, a. dat kan not be sen; 
 
 Invisibly, In-viz-i-bli, ad. in an invizibl maner. 
 
 Invita Minerva, In-vj-ta Mi-aor-va, {L. Miner- 
 va beii) unwilii);] wid'st dead ov jenyus. 
 
 Invitation, In-vi-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov invjtiij; 
 solisitajon. [invitajon. 
 
 Ikvitatory, lu-vj-ta-to-ri, a. 3'il,zii) or kontaniij 
 
 Invite, In-vjt, v. t. tu bid; tu kel; tu ah\r; tu 
 porswfid. 
 
 Invite. In-vjt, v. i. tu giv an invitajon; tu ask. 
 
 Inviter, In-vjt-er, h. wun hcu invjts. 
 
 Inviting, In-vjt-ii), pp. a. hi,rii); tomtig; atraktiv. 
 
 Invitingly, In-vjt-ig-li, ac^. in suqamaner az in- 
 vjts. [ov invjtii). 
 
 Invitingness, In-vjt-ig-nes, 71. de piserer kwoliti 
 
 Invocate, In'vo-kat, v. t. tu invok; tu implor. 
 
 Invocation, In-vo-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov kelig 
 upon in priir. [ak-snt. 
 
 Invoice, In'vers, v. t. tu insert in an invers or 
 
 Invoice, In'vers, ji. a katalog ov a Jips frat; a kat- 
 alog ov gudz wid dq,r prjscz. 
 
 Invoke, In-v6k, v. t. tu kel upon: tu implor; 
 tu pra tu. 
 
 Involucre, In'vo-lti,-ker, n. a kaliks or brakt. 
 Involuntarily, In-v61-un-ta-ri-li, ad. not bj 
 
 qers, er wil. [p'v qers er wil. 
 
 Involuntariness, In-vol-un-ta-ri-nes, n. wont 
 Involuntary, In-v61-un-ta-ri, a. not voluntari; 
 
 not wilig. [komplikajon; 
 
 Involution, In-vo-li^-Jon, n. de akt ov involvig; 
 Involve, In-v61v, v. t. tu enrap; tu komprjz; ixa. 
 
 cntwist; tu tak in; tu entaggl; tu blend. 
 Involvedness, In-v61v-ed-nes, n. de stat ov bs- 
 
 iij involvd. [nerablnes. 
 
 Invulnerability, In-vul-ner-a-bil-i-ti, n. invdl- 
 Invulnerable, In-vul-ner-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be woonded. 
 Invulnerablen'ess, In-vul-ner-a-bl-nes, n. de 
 
 stat ov bell) inviilnerabl. [wel. 
 
 Inwall, In-wol, V. t. tu enkloz er fortif j wid a 
 Inward, In'ward, a. internal; interior; plast 
 
 widin. 
 Inwai;d, In'ward, j ad., toardz de insjd er in- 
 Inwards, In'wardz, \ ternal pqrts; widin; kon- 
 
 kavli. 
 Inwardly, lu'ward-li, ad. in de hqrt; internali. 
 Inwards, In'wardz, n. pi. de b-selz; iner pqrts. 
 Inweave, In-wev, v. t. \i. inwov, ps. inwevig, 
 
 inwovn:] tu miks, in weviij; tu intertwjn. 
 Inwrap, In-rdp, v. t. tu infold; tu. involv. 
 Inwreath, In-red, v t. tu red ar-gnd. 
 Inwrought, lu-ret, a. adurnd wid figyq,rz. 
 Iodine, 'i*'o-din, n. a substans obtand from kelp. 
 Ionian, »P-o-ni-an, a. relatig tu tonia, or tu a 
 
 klustcr ov Grek jlandz. 
 Ionic, "f-on-ik, a. relatii) tu fonia, or de djalekt 
 
 ov de ionianz; — belogig tu wun ov de f jv erderz 
 
 ov qrkitektyi|r. 
 Iota, •t-o-ta, n. atitl;a jot; de lest kwontiti. 
 Ipecacuanha, Ip-e-kak-yix-an-a, n. a Sst 
 
 Amerikan plant er rcDt, ov emetik vertyi],z. 
 Ipse dixit, Ip'se diks-it, [Z.] mer aserjon; dogma- 
 
 tizm. [fakt. 
 
 Ipso facto, Ip'so fiik-to, [L.] bj er in de mer 
 Irascibility, "f-ras-i-bil-i-ti, n. propensiti tu 
 
 aijger. [hasti. 
 
 Irascible, *-ras-i-bl, a. pron tu agger; iritabl; 
 Irasciblen'ess, i<-ra3-i-bl-nes, «. destatovbeig 
 
 jrasibl. 
 Ire, ir, n. agger; raj; pajonat hatred. 
 Ireful, lu'ful, a. aggri; rajig; fi],rius. 
 Irefully, fo'ful-i, ad. wid jr; in an aggri man- 
 er. [bo. 
 Iridescence, Ir-i-des-ens, n. de kulor ov de ran- 
 Iridescent, Ir-i-d(5s-ent, a. kulord Ijk de ranbo. 
 Iris, 1^'ris, ». [L.] de ranbo; — de serkl risnd de 
 
 pi],pil ov de j; — fler-de-le. 
 Irish, i''rij, a. relatig tu tPrland er its pepl. 
 Irishism, 'f 'rij-iz-m, n. an i'rij idiom er fraz. 
 Irk, Erk, !'. t. tu weri. 
 Irksome, Erk'sum, a. werisum; tedyus. 
 Irksomely, Erk'sum-li, ad. werisumli. 
 Irksomeness, Erk'sum-nes, n. tediusnes. 
 Iron, i'urn, er i'lon, n. de most komon and 
 
 .yiisfial ov metalz; — pi. qanz; manaklz. 
 Iron, i'urn, a. mad ov jurn; stern; hqrd. 
 Iron, i'urn, v. t. tu smoid wid an jurn; tu kon- 
 
 f jn or Jakl wid jurnz. 
 Ironed, i''urnd, a. qrmd; feterd. 
 Iron-hearted, i<-urn-hqrt-ed, a. h(^i-d-hqrted. 
 Ironic, li-ron-ik, ) a. ekspresig wun tig and 
 
 Ironical, i-ron-i-kal, \ menig aniider; kontan- 
 
 ii) jroni. 
 Ironically, ^i-ron-i-kal-i, ad. bj de yi\s ov jroni. 
 Ironmonger, 'J-urn-miig-ger, «. a drier in jurn. 
 Ironmould, i<'urn-mold, n. a mqrk or spot on 
 
 linen, okajond bj de rust ov jurn. 
 Ironsided, 'f'urn-sjd-ed, a. strog; ruf; hqrdi. 
 Ironwood, 'Furn-wud, n. a veri hqrd wud.
 
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 Irony, Varn-i, a. mad ov, or Ijk jura. 
 
 iBo.sy, 'Fron-i, n. a mod uv speq io hwiq de mta- 
 
 H) i/. kcjiitniri tu de wurdr. 
 luiiADiA.NCE, Ir-ii-di-aus, ) u. an Emijon ov ra« 
 luitAmANCV, Ir-ii-di-iin-si, I ov Ijt; bemB ov Ijt. 
 loBADiATE, Ir-d-di-at, r. t. ta adurn wid Ijt; tu 
 
 brjtn; tu ili],iuiu; tu ihiminnt. 
 laBAUiATE, Ir-u-di-nt, v. i. tu Jjn; tu ^ro brjt. 
 IiiiiADiATK, Ir-d-di-nt, a. adornd wid Ijt. 
 l&UALilATlON, Ir-Q-di-a-Jon, ri. ih|,uiiiinji4n. 
 Ikeational, Ir-aJ-on-al, a. not rajonal; k6ntrari 
 
 tu rr xn; ubsdrd. 
 IiiKATio.VALiTV, Ir-aJ-on-il-i-ti, n. de stat ov he- 
 
 i\) irujoiial; wont ov rczn. 
 luEATio.NALLY, Ir-aJ-on-al-i, ad. absdrdli. 
 laaECLAiUAULE, Ir-c-kldin-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be riUliimd. 
 Lebkclaimablt, Ir-e-kltiin-a-bli, ad. so az not 
 
 tu be rekluuid. 
 Ibrkcuncilable, Ir-ck-on-sjl-a-bl, a. dat kan 
 
 nut be rt-'knnsjld. 
 IttBECO.xciLABLEVEss, Ir-uk-on-sjl-a-bl-nes, n. de 
 
 ¥tat t)V btiy irekoi)!<ilabl. 
 Irreooncilablt, Ir-ek-on-gp-a-bli, ad. in an 
 
 ircki)ii>[labl uiiint-r. 
 lEBhX'ONCiLiATiON, Ir-ek-on-sil-i-d-Jon, n. wont 
 
 I'V ri-kniisiliaj<jn. [konlcd. 
 
 luKECouuABLE, Ir-E-konl-a-bl, a. not tu be re- 
 Irbecovebable, Ir-e-ktiv-er-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 br ri-ktivLTd: not rekdvcnibl. 
 Ibrkcovkrablexess, Ir-E-kdv-er-a-bl-ncs, n. stnt 
 
 br^'oiul rckuvuri. Irekuvcri. 
 
 iRRKCOVEBAnLY, Ir-E-kdv-cr-a-bli, ad. beyond 
 Iruedkemaule, Ir-e-dem-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 rntniiil. [redt'ist. 
 
 Irrkdl'cible. Ir-e-di'is-i-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 Irrekraqability, Ir-ef-ra-ga-bil-i-ti, o. inka- 
 
 jia-siti ov kiinfutnjon. [fntod. 
 
 Irrefragable, Ir-6f-ra-ga-bl, a. not ta be kon- 
 Lrrekrauably, Ir-ef-ra-ga-bli, ad. abdv konfi^- 
 
 tajon. 
 Irrefutable, Ir-c-fi'it-a-bl, or Ir-ef-yn,-ta-bl, a. 
 
 dat kan nut be rEfi^ted; ununscrabl; indispntabl. 
 Irregular, Ir-og-yi^-lar, a. not regynhir; ime- 
 
 hxiikal: disorderli. Lynlariti; vjs. 
 
 Irregularity, Ir-og-yt|,-lar-i-ti, n. wont ov reg- 
 Irreoularlv, Ir-^g-yn-lar-li, ad. wid'st nxA or 
 
 mct."l. [ed. 
 
 Irrelative, Ir-^l-a-tiv, a. not relativ; unkon^kt- 
 Irrelatively, Ir-dl-a-tiv-li, ad. unkonektcdli. 
 Irrelevancy, Ir-61-E-van-si, n. de stot ov bfi^ 
 
 irelf\:int. [aplikabl. 
 
 Irrelkvaxt, Ir-61-e-vant, a. not relevant; not 
 Irrelevantly, Ir-el-e-vant-li, ad. in an irelc- 
 
 vaiit niancr. 
 Irrelievable, Ir-e-lev-a-bl, a. not admitig rEle'f. 
 Irreligion, Ir-e-lij-on, n. impjeti. 
 Irreligious, Ir-e-lij-us, a. impiu:*; profdn. 
 Irreligiously, Ir-e-lij-us-Ii, ad. wid irelijon; 
 
 iinpiusli. 
 Irremeable, Ir-£-me-a-bl, a. admitin no return. 
 Irremediable, Ir-e-me-di-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be r^medid. 
 Irremediablkness, Ir-e-mi-di-a-bl-nes, n. de 
 
 stilt ov brin irrmrdiabl. [sdi. 
 
 Irremediably, Ir-e-me-di-a-bli, ad. wid'st rem- 
 iRREMiiMiBLE, Ir-E-ini!<-i-bl, a. not tu be (iqrdnd. 
 Irremissibleness. Ir-e-mis-i-bl-nes, n. de kwol- 
 
 iti <iv brio ircmisibl. [he pqrdnd. 
 
 Irremissirlv, Ir-e-ini.i-i-bli, ad. so az not tu 
 Irrkmuvable. Ir-r-niiiv-a-bi, a. inuDvabl. 
 Irrfmi NKKABLE, Ir-E-mii-ncr-a-bl, a. not tu be 
 
 rrW(inii-<l. 
 Irrepakability, Ir-cp-a-r»-bll-i-ti, n. de stat ov 
 
 brig ire|>anibl. [rrpvd. 
 
 lutEPARABLE, Ir-^p-a-ra-bl, a. dat kaa not be 
 
 Irreparablt, Ir-^p-a-ra-bli, ad. wid^t rekuveri 
 
 or r^medi. [repaid. 
 
 Irrei'ealable, Ir-e-p^l-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 Irrepentanc'E, Ir-r-i)«?nl-anj<, n. imjicnitens. 
 Irrepleviable, Ir-c-plov-i-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be repluvid. 
 Irreplevisable, Ir-e-pl^v-i-sa-bl, a. irepl^viabl. 
 luuEPRtiiENsiBLE, Ir-ep-rE-h<in-«i-bl, a. not rep- 
 
 rihi-iisilil. [blam. 
 
 Irrepreiienhibly, Ir-ep-re-h^n-gi-bli, ad. widit 
 Irrepressible, Ir-e-pr^-i-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 re priest. 
 Irreproachable, Ir-c-prdMj-a-bl, a. not rrpro^- 
 
 abl: fre from blum or reprutj. lF"'*^^' 
 
 Irreproachably, Ir-e-pruiq-a-bli, ad. widiit re- 
 Irreprovable, Ir-e-prrf)V-a-bl, a. not repriiivabi; 
 
 uprjt. [prd)^. 
 
 Irrephovably, Ir-E-pn)£»v-a-bli, ad. bey6ud re- 
 Irreptitious, Ir-ep-tiJ-us,* a. krepig in. 
 Irresistance, Ir-e-ziit-an^, n. nonrezistan.s; jcn- 
 
 tlncs. [ofxazi/on. 
 
 Irresistibility, Ir-e-zist-i-bil-i-ti, n. furs abdv 
 Irresistible, Ir-e-zist-i-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 reziste<l: superior tu opozijon. 
 Irresistibleness, Ir-e-zist-i-bl-nes, n. pTser abdv 
 
 iipuzijon. 
 Irresistibly, Ir-e-zist-i-bli, ad. abdv opozijon. 
 Iruesoluble, Ir-ez-o-ln-bl, a. not tu be bruko 
 
 or dizolvd. [tu sej>arHjon. 
 
 Irresolubleness, Ir-^z-o-lq-bl-nes, n. rezistana 
 Irresolute, Ir-ez-o-lq,t, a. not r^zoli^t; not fyrm. 
 Irresolutely, Ir-6z-o-lq,t-li, ad. wid-st fi-rinnes 
 
 ov injnd. [uliiJon. 
 
 Irresoluteness, Ir-^z-o-lqt-nes, n. wont ov rei- 
 Irresolutiox, Ir-ez-o-h'i-Jon, «. wont ov ferm- 
 
 nes i)V niind. 
 Irresolvable, Ir-E-z61v-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 rezolvd intu pqrts. [minajon. 
 
 lBUh:soLVEDLY, Ir-E-zolv-od-H, ad. wid-st d£t«r- 
 Iruespective, Ir-e-spek-tiv, a. rcgqrdics ov s^r- 
 
 kum-tunscz. [sp^ktiv maner. 
 
 lRRt:.spECTiVELY, Ir-e-s{)ek-tiv-li, ad. in an ire- 
 Irrmpirable, Ir-es-pi-ra-bl, a. not r^spirabl. 
 Irresponsibility, Ir-e-spon-si-bil-i-ti, n. wont 
 
 uv rE-iH>nslbiliti. [ardnsorabl. 
 
 Irresponsible, Ir-e-sp6n-si-bl, a. not responsibi 
 Irretentive, Ir-e-t<5n-tiv, a. not rct<5ntiv. 
 Irretrievable, Ir-e-trf'v-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 rrtri'vd: irr kiiverabl; ir^parubl. 
 Irretrievably. Ir-e-trev-a-bli, «<f. irekdverabli. 
 Irreverence. Ir-ev-cr-ens, n. wont ov revcrens. 
 Irreverent, Ir-ev-cr-ent, a. wontig in reverena. 
 Irreverently, Ir-^v-er-ent-li, ad. wid-st rcver- 
 
 ens. [rev^rst. 
 
 Irreversible, Ir-e-v.-rs-i-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 Irreversibleness. Ir-e-v<jrs-i-bl-ne8, n. de stat 
 
 ov Itrii) ireviT-^ibl. 
 Irreversibly. Ir-e-vt«rs-i-bli, ad. wid'st qnnj. 
 Irrevocability, Ir-ev-u-ka-bil-i-ti, n. imposi- 
 
 billli i.v rrk.'il. 
 Irrevocable, ir-ev-o-ka-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 revukt. reki'iid, or reverst; irev^raibl. 
 I&REVOCABLENESS, Ir-^v-o-ka-bl-nos, n. de stat 
 ov brig irevokabl. [Qcnj. 
 
 Irrevocably, Ir-dv-o-ka-bli, ad. wid-st rek..! or 
 Irrigate, Ir'i-gnt, r. t. tu wet; tu m<Tsn: tu wot«r. 
 Irrigation, Ir-i-ga-/<>n, n. de akt ov irigntig or 
 
 w..torig. [mcrst. 
 
 Irriouous, Ir-ig-yn-us, a. wotcri: wotord; dqi; 
 Ierisible, Ir-iz-i-bl, a. not riiibl; inkatisbl or 
 Iqfter. [iriubl. 
 
 Irritability, Ir-i-ta-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov brin 
 Irritable. Ir'i-ta-bl, a. etili iritat«d; iratfibl; 
 
 frclful. 
 Irritant, Ir'i-tant, a. {Lair) ronderig vird. 
 Irritant, Iri-tant, n. sumtig dat iritau.
 
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 Ieeitate, Ir'i-tat, v. t. tu provok; tia tez; tin [ 
 
 fret: tu stimyqlat; tin hjtu: tu ajitat; tu eksjt 
 
 het or rednes in de skin bj frikjon. | 
 
 Ieeitation, Ir-i-ta-Jon, n. a provokajon; egzas- 
 
 perajon. 
 Irkitatoky, Ii-'i-ta-to-ri, a. stimyn,latig; iritatii). 
 Ierubrical, Ir-db-bri-kal, a. koutrari tu de nti- 
 
 brik. 
 Irruptiox, Ir-np-Jon, n. an entrans bj fors-, inrod. 
 Irruptive, Ir-up-tiv, a. burstiij fcDrt; rujii) in. 
 Is, Iz, r. i. de terd person «'//. ov tu be. 
 IsAGON, i'sa-gon", n. a figyi^r havig gkwal sjdz. 
 Ischiadic, Is-ki-ad-ik, a. pertanig tu de hip. 
 IscHURETics, Is-kn-ret-iks, n. pi. medisinz tu 
 
 relev iskqri. 
 IscHURY, Is'kri-ri, n. a stopaj ov ytirin. 
 ISH, IJ, a terminajon aded tu an adjektiv tu 
 
 ekspres diminiyon; az, Uii, hliiif. 
 IsiCLE, i'si-kl, n. a pendant Jot ov js. Se {Icicle^ 
 IsiXGLASS, i'zifl-glas, n. a substans prEp4rd from 
 
 de intestinz ov serten fijez; mjka. _ [izm. 
 
 IsLAH, Iz'lam, n. Mah6metaniz-m,erMohameda_n- 
 ISLAMISM, Iz'lam-iz-m, n. amilg Mahometanz, or- 
 
 todoksi, er de troo fat; de Mahometan relijon; 
 
 Izlam. 
 Island, t'land, n. land sur-snded bj water. 
 Islander, i'land-er, n. an inhabitant ov an jland. 
 Isle, il, «. an jland. 
 Islet, i'let, «. a litl jland. 
 
 Isochimal, i-so-kj-mal, ) a. havig de sam 
 
 IsocHiMENAL, 4-so-kim-e-nal, i temperati^r in 
 
 winter. [kulor. 
 
 Isochromatic, i-so -kro-mat-ik, a. havig de sam 
 Isochronal, i-sok-ro-nal, a. havii) ekwal tjmz. 
 IsocHRONiSM, ts6k-ro-niz-m, «. a vjbrajon ov a 
 
 pendi^^lum. 
 IsucuRONON, 5'-s6k-ro-non, «. an ekwal tjm-keper, 
 
 er a sort ov klok hwiq iz dezjnd tu kep perfektli 
 
 ekwal tjm. 
 Isochronous, i-sok-ro-nus, a. havig de sam legt 
 
 ov tjm; jsokronal. 
 IsODOMON. j^-s6d-o-mon, »i. [G^r.] {Arch.) a spe- 
 
 Jez ov anjent wolig in hwiq el de korsez wer ov 
 
 de sam hjt. 
 Isogeothermal, ^-so-je-o-ter-mal, a. havii) 
 
 ekwal temperatur belo de surfas ov de ert. 
 Isography, i-s6g-ra-fi, n. imitajon ov handrjtig. 
 Isolate, Iz'o-lat, r. t. tu detaq; tu separat. 
 Isolation, Iz-o-la-Jon, n. detaqt stat: separajon. 
 Isomeric, i-s6m-e-rik, a. kontanip de sam ele- 
 ments in de sam rajio, yet egzibitig distii)kt 
 
 kemikal kwolitiz. 
 Isomerism, $-s6m-e-riz-m, n. a. komp-snd hwiq 
 
 kontanz de sam elements in de sam raJio, and 
 
 egzibits its distigkt kemikal kwolitiz. 
 IsoMETRiCAL, i-so-met-ri-kal, a. ov ekwal dimen- 
 
 Jonz. [iti ov form. 
 
 Isomorphism, 'I-so-mer-fiz-m,». samnes er ekwol- 
 IsoMORPHOUS, i-so-mor-fus, a. ekwal er similar 
 
 az tu ferm; prezervig de orijinal ferm. 
 IsoNOMY, t-s6n-o-mi, n. ekwal lo er ekwal rjta. 
 
 Isoperimeteical, i-SQ-per-i-met-ri-kal, a. havig 
 
 ekwal bundariz. 
 Isoperimetry, >f-s(a-pe-rim-E-tri, n. a branq ov 
 
 hj jeometri hwiq trets ov de propertiz ov jsoper- 
 
 imetrikal figyi^rz. 
 IsoPYRE, i'so-pjr, n. {Mill.) a. silikat ov alti,mina, 
 
 Ijm, and peroksid ov jurn. [ekwal. 
 
 Isosceles, i-s6s-e-lez, a. haviij t<i> legz er sjdz 
 IsosTEMONOus, 4-so-stem-o-nu3, a. havig stamenz 
 
 ekwal in number tu de petalz. 
 Isothermal, i-so-ier-mal, a. havir) ekwal het. 
 
 tsciterinal Ipiz, qr imajinari Ijnz hwiq pas trd) 
 
 doz pernts on de surfas ov de ert, at hwiq de 
 
 men an3'nal temperatq,r iz de sam. 
 Isotonic, ii-scD-ton-ik, a. havig ekwal tonz. 
 Issuable, IJ'i],-a-bl, a. dat ma be ijTi,d. 
 Issue, IJ'i^, i>. de akt ov pasig •st; eksit; egres; 
 
 event: terminajon; konkli^3on; — a vent; evakyq- 
 
 ajon; — projeni; ofsprig. 
 Issue, IJ'i],, v. i. tu kum ist; tu prosed. 
 Issue, l]'\[, v. t. tu send •st: tu send fort. 
 Issueless, IJ'n,-les, a. havig no ijq. 
 Issuing, IJ'n,-ig, n. de akt ov sendig "st. 
 Isthmus, Ist'mus, n. a nek ov land jernig a penin- 
 
 si^la tu a kontinent. 
 It, It, pron. ov de nt^ter jender, yq,zd for a iiij. 
 Italian, I-tal-yan, n. a nativ ov Itali. 
 Italian, I-tal-j'an, a. relatig tu Itali. 
 Italianize, I-tal-yan-jz, v. t. tu mak Italyan. 
 Italic, I-tal-ik, a. denotig a kjnd ov leter er tjp. 
 Italicize, I-tal-i-sjz, v. t. tu reprczent in Italik 
 
 leterz. 
 Italics, I-tal-iks, n. pi. Italik er inkljnig leterz, 
 
 ferst yn,zd in Itali. 
 Itch, Iq, n. a ki^taneus dizez; a tezig dezjr. 
 Itch, Iq, v. i. tu fel iritajon in de skin; tu log. 
 Itchy, Iq'i, a. infekted wid de iq; unezi. 
 Item, i'tem, «. a m\ qrtikl; a siggl entri; a hint. 
 Item, j^'tem, ad. [i.] elso: — yt^zd hwen sumtig 
 
 iz aded. 
 Iterant, It'er-ant, a. repetig. [agen. 
 
 Iterate, It'er-at, v. t. tu repet; tu uter er doo 
 Iteration, It-er-a-Jon, n. de akt ov iteratig; rep- 
 
 etijon. 
 Iterative, It'er-a-tiv, a. repetig; reduhlig. 
 Itinerancy, i-tin-er-an-si, n. de akt er habit ov 
 
 travelig. 
 Itinerant, ^-tin-er-ant, a. travelig; wonderig. 
 Itinerary, i-tin-er-a-ri, a. travelig; dun on a 
 
 jurni. [tu plas. 
 
 Itinerate, ^-tin-er-at, v. i. tu travel from plas 
 Itself, It-self, 2)ron. a nn,ter resiprokal pron'sn 
 
 ov it. [task ov an elefant. 
 
 Ivory, t'vo-ri, n. a hqrd hwjt substans, beig de 
 Ivory, i'vo-ri, a. mad ov jvori. 
 Ivory-black, i''vo-ri-blak, n. a substans prodi^st 
 
 bj burnig and grjndig jvori: a fjn kjndovblakig. 
 Ivy, i'vi, n. a parasitikal plant. 
 Ixolite, Iks'o-ljt, n. a mineral f'snd in bitumin- 
 
 us kol. 
 '.'/./ AUD, Iz'ard, n. anuder nam ov de leter z. 
 
 J. 
 
 Jj, izavokal eksplodent. It haz bin hcrtufor I Jabbee, Jab-er,t n. jdl tek; prat; qat. 
 , jdentif jd wid de vsel {i} and miggld wid it Jabberer, Jab-er-er,t w. wun hco jaberz. 
 in el de IggliJ dikjonariz, az it iz stil in meni ov Jabbeement, Jab-er-ment,}: n. jdl tok; prat, 
 dem. It haz de sam s^nd az {g} soft in {giant;} Jacconet, Jak-o-net, n. a sljt spejez ov muzlin. 
 di.z jet, jvnt. Jacent, Ja-sent, a. Ijig at legt; ekstended. 
 
 Jabber, Jab-er,t v. i. tu tek jdli; tu qater. ' Jacinth, Ja-sint,* «.' a prejus jem; de hjasint.
 
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 Jack, Jak, n. an in^ilnDtncnt tu pul of ba>ts; an 
 enjin tu turn a iipit, &.i; a yug pik; a flag; u 
 BuptJrt; a bul; — dc mal ov de as; — ae diuunyi|tiv 
 
 OV Ji'lt. 
 
 JackadaXDT, Jak-a-dan-di, n. a litl impertinent 
 
 lolu. [luki. 
 
 Jackal, Jak-ol, n. a smol animal, sumhwot l|k u 
 JackaLENT, Jak-a-lcnt, n. a sort ov puput; a btf. 
 Jackanafi::s, Jak-an-aps, n. u mugki; an ap; u 
 
 kiik>kum. 
 Jackass, Jak-a.-;, n. de mal ov de an. [qrmor. 
 Jackboots, Jak-b-J&ls, n. pi. heats hwiq s^rv uz 
 Jackoaw, J:ik-do, n. a sptjez ov de kru. 
 Jackkt, Jak-ut, n. a Jort kot; a kiu^ waskat. 
 Jackkmk£, Jak-n{f, n. a pokct bwitlig-uif, in de 
 
 f.trin "V (1 ])L'nnif. [Andro). 
 
 Jack-pcuding, Jak-pud-i{), n. a zani; a meri 
 Jacksmitu, .lak-smit, h. a maker ov de enjin-jak. 
 Jack wiTU-A-LANTEEX, Jak-wid-a-Ian-tcrn, n. 
 
 a:i i'^tiis-fatyiius. 
 Jacobin, Jak-u-bin, n. a Gra or Hwit Frjar; — 
 
 a member ov a former Frenq fakjon; — a sort ov 
 
 pijon. 
 Jacubimc, Juk-u-bin-ik, ) a. rclatig tu de 
 
 Jacobinical, Jak-a-biu-i-kal, i Jakobinz or d!\,r 
 
 priiisiplz. [de Jakubiuz. 
 
 Jacobisism, Jak-o-bin-iz-m, n. de prin.'^iplz ov 
 Jacobimze, Jak-a-bin-{z, v. t. tu infekt wid 
 
 Jakubinizm. [Iggland. 
 
 Jacobite, J:.k-a-bit, n. a pqrtizan uv Jamz II. ov 
 Jacobitk, Jak-o-bjt, a. ov de prin^iipiz ov de 
 
 Jaku>btt.-i. [sterlii). 
 
 Jacobus, Ja-kti-bus, ». [L.] a gold ktrn, 25J. 
 Jaconet, Jak-a-not, n. a kors muzlin. Se i^Jac- 
 
 Olltft.) 
 
 Jactitation, Jak-ti-ta-Jon, n. a tosij): van bost- 
 
 ifl. In Kanjiii la, a fols pre ten Jon tu marij. 
 Jaculate, Jak-yn-lat, r. t. tu dqrt. [wepnz. 
 Jaculatiox, Jiik-yn-lii-Jon, n. de akt ov truifl 
 Jacclatokv, Jak-yii-la-to-ri, a. traig Tft. 
 Jade, Jnd, n. a wurtlcs hors; — a wuman in kon- 
 
 teint; — a silijus mineral. 
 Jade. Jad, v. t. tu t{r; tu weri; tu rjd d'sn. 
 Jade. Jad. r. i. tu lii>z spirit; tu sigk. 
 Jadisu, Jad-iJ, a. vijus: bad; unqa><t. 
 Jaq, Jag, n. a dcntiky»ilaJon: *a smel lii>d. 
 Jaq, (/r Jagq, Jag, t-. /. tu kut intu indcntyt^rz 
 
 or tf t. [tikyqlated. 
 
 Jagoed-vess, Jag-ed-nea, «. de stat ov beiy den- 
 Jaggv. Jag-i, a. unevn; dentikyi^lated; noQt. 
 Jaguar, Jag-yq,-<;r, n. a ferajiu, fel^n animal; 
 
 de Amerikan tiger. 
 Jau, Jq. M. {/leo.) wun ov de namz ov God. 
 Jail. Jal, n. a prizn; plas ov konfjnmcnt; — ritn 
 
 rum:iiiikali but (Jail) and ((/d/7.) Se ( Gcuil.) 
 Jail-bikd, Jal-berd, u. wun bot haz bin in jal. 
 Jailkii, .liil-cr, H. a ke(>er ov a jal or prizn. 
 Jakes, Jak.s m. a privi. 
 
 Jalap, Jal-ap, ». a medisinai, purgativ rOit ordrug. ' 
 Jam, Jam, n. a kon.-<^rv; — o bed ov gton; — a <jjldz 
 
 In.k. 
 Jam, ,laro, r. t. tu skwez klc>.<<li; tu pres. 
 Jamaica rEPPEft, Ja-ma-ku pep-cr, n. Se {^AU- 
 
 rpice.-* 
 Jamb, Jam, n. a sid pes ov a f(rplas, dur, ka. 
 Ja.vk, Jan, n. a twild kotn klot; sumtimz spelt 
 
 {j(iin)~a kern ov Jcntja. 
 Jangle, Jag-gl, r. i. tu prat; tu kworcl; tu 
 
 bikor. 
 Jangle, Jag-gl. r. /. tu mak inind diskordantli. 
 Jangle. Jag-gl, a. di.'kitrdant s«nd; prat; dispi^t. 
 Janoler. Jaj-gler, n. u nipglifl, nffii fek>. 
 Jangling, Jag-gliy, n. baCi; dispqt; altcrka/on. 
 Janitor, Jan-i-lor, h. [L.\ a dur-kcpvr: a p(arl«r. 
 Jaxiz-akv, Jan-i-ia-ri, n. wun ov dc TurkiJ fut 
 
 gi^rUz; dr menial ^eot ov aniider. 
 
 Jannock, J.-in-ok, n. ut bred; banok. 
 Ja.nsenist, Jan-^en-iiit. i». a fuluer or Janseo, a 
 
 FreiK; ilwiuaiii-i, boi dcQ{d fre-wil and held tu 
 
 ireziittibl gras and limitc-d atoumcut. 
 Jant, Jqut,* fi. u rambl. .Se {Jaunt.) 
 JANTINEiis, Jfint-i-ues, n. urine.*; fluter; fiklncs. 
 Janty, Jqut-i, a. Jui; j^ri; fluterio; finikal. 
 Januabt, Jan-yn-a-ri, n. dt fvrsimunt indejer. 
 Japan, Ja-|^n, n. a vc|ruij: wurk vqruijt. 
 Japan, Ja-pan, r. t. tu vnrnij and emboli/ wid 
 
 guild and razd fig^Mirz; tu uuik blak and gloai. 
 Japa.vnee, Ja-pan-er, »i. wun boi japanz. 
 Japanning, Ja-pan-iQ.n. de akt or qrt ov v(^niij- 
 
 iO and droijj figyqrz on wud, leder, metal, ptiper, 
 
 ki. 
 Jar, Jqr, p. ». tu klaj; tu intorfer; tu kworel. 
 Jar, ,l(|r, r. /. tu mak tu jqr; tu Jak; tu ajitat. 
 Jar, Jqr, II. a vjbrajon: di^kord; — a vcsol or botl. 
 Jaedes, Jqrdz, ii. pi. hqrd, kalus tqmorz on dr 
 
 legz ov horsez. 
 Jabgon, J^r-gon, n. unintelijibl tok; giberij. 
 Jargonelle, Jqr-go-nel, n. a spejcz ov jjqr. 
 Jasmine, Jaz-min, ur Jas-min, «. a plant and 
 
 flTSer. Kim olsu) {Je**ainiii^.) 
 Jasper, Jas-per, u. a hqrd stun yqzd in jqelri. 
 Jaundice, Jqn-dis, «. a dizcz hwi<j givz de jz and 
 
 skin u yelo kulor. 
 Jaundiced, Jqn-dist, a. havij) de jqndis. 
 Jaunt, Jqm, r. i. tu rambl; tu wonder ab'St; tu 
 
 bu.-l ab«t. Se {-Jant.) 
 Jaunt, Jqnt, n. a rambl; a wek; — a feli. 
 Javelin, Jav-lin, n. a aper or hqf-pjk, nerli siks 
 
 fet log, anjentli yqzd b| fut or b.jrs. 
 Jaw, J,i, II. de bun ov de m-st in hwiq At tet qr 
 
 fikst; de m'st; — t gruis abqs. 
 Jaw, Jo,t r. t. tu abqz: — v. i. tu skold. 
 Jav, Ja, n. Q berd wid g-jdi plqmaj. 
 Jazel, Jti-zel, II. a jem ov an a3qr or blq kulor. 
 Jealous, Jel-us, a. suspijus in luv; emyqlus; 
 
 suspi/usli koJu3 or vijilant. 
 Jealoislv, Jel-us-li, ad. suspijusli. 
 Jealousness, Jel-us-ne!<,* n. suspijon. 
 Jealousy. Jel-us-i, «. su:<pi/on in luv; fer. 
 Jeer, Jer, r. i. tu skof; tu fl-st; tu mnk mok. 
 Jeer, Jer, r. /. tu tret wid sk..f?; tu m.>k. 
 Jeer, Jer, n. a skof; tqnt; bjlij) jest; flist: jjb. 
 Jeerer, Jer-cr, n. a skofer; a skomer; a mi>ker. 
 Jeekixgly, Jer-ig-li, ud. skornfuli: kontemtyq- 
 
 "■*li. [God. 
 
 Jehovau, Je-hu-VQ, «. de Ilebrot proper nam ov 
 Jejune, Je-jqn, a. wontig; emti; vakaat; dri; 
 
 baren; b^r; unafektig. 
 Jejuvely, Jr-jqn-li, &J. in a jejqn mancr. 
 Jejuneness, Je-jqn-nes. n. i«nyqri;barenne8;dri 
 Jellied, Jel-id, a. gli|,tinu?; vi.^kus. Ines. 
 
 Jelly, Jel-i, «. u jrlatinus substans; a kjna ov 
 
 swetract. Kitn ol.*u < Gelly.) 
 Jemmy, Jem-i,J a. spru..*; net. 
 Jennet, Jen-et, n. u SjianiJ hor*. Se (Gentrt.) 
 Jenneting. Jeu-ot-in, ». konipt«d from (JuruaX- 
 
 iit^j.) an apl rjp in Jqn; u sprjrz ov erli apl. 
 Jexnizer-eekendi. J(?u-i-xer-uf-en-di, n. an of- 
 
 iser amdg de Turks, bd>i dqtiz <^r similar tu 
 
 dai ov de provust-mqrjal in de Vqrapean 
 
 qrmiz. 
 Jenxy, J^n-i, a. a maje'n fnr tpinig. 
 Jeopard, Jep-anl, r. /. tu hazard; tu risk. 
 Jeopardize, Jei>-uril-jz, •-. /. tu put injcpardi; 
 
 tu hazard; tu jepard. 
 Jeopardous, Jep-ar-dus, a. hazardus. 
 Jeopardy. Jei>-ar-di, •. hazard; danjer. 
 Jerboa, Jer-b(d-<i, n. (ZxV.) mi animal rti^m- 
 
 blig a der; a moM. 
 Jerk, Jerk, r. t. tu >;: ' tu IsJ; tu kut. 
 
 Jerk. Jerk, n. a laj: . a tru. 
 
 Jerked. Jerkt,^. a. - j. ai bef.
 
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 Jeeker, Jerk-er, n. wun hoo jerks; a hwiper. 
 Jerkin, Jer-kin, n. a jaket; a Jort kot; — a mal 
 
 fakn, a kind ov hok. 
 Jersey, Jer-zi, n. fin wul, er yqrn ov wtil. 
 Jess, Jes, ». a Jort strap ov leder er a ribon, tjd 
 
 ab'st d£ legz ov a hek, wid hwiq it iz held on de 
 
 fist. [{■Iasmi>2£.} 
 
 Jessamine, Jes-a-mln, >i. a fragrant fliier. Se 
 ■Fesse, Jes-8, n. alqrj, branqiij, bras kandlstik. 
 Jest, Jest, r. i. tu. divert; lu mak sport; tia jok. 
 J est. Jest, n. eni tii) li|dikrus; a lq,f ir)-stok. 
 Jester, Jest-er, n. wungivn tu jestir) er sport. 
 Jesting. Jest-ig, n. uterans ov sqrkazm er jests. 
 Jesuit, Jez-yq,-it, n. wun ov a relijus and lerned 
 
 erder ov de Roman Katolik fe'urq, keld de So- 
 
 sJEti ov Jezus; funded bj Ignajus Lerola in 
 
 1534. 
 Jesuitic, Jez-yq-it-ik, ) a. bElogig tu a 
 
 Jesuitical, Jez-yi|-it-i-kal, i Jezyi^it; — krafti; 
 
 qrtful; desEtfial. 
 Jesuitically, Jez-yq-it-i-kal-i, ad. in a Jezyriit- 
 
 ikal maner. [Jezyiyts. 
 
 Jesuitism, Jez-yix-it-iz-m, n. ds prinsiplz ov ds 
 Jet, Jet, n. a. f jn blak fosil; — a spist ov weter. 
 Jet, Jet, (•. i. tu Jijot forward; tu projekt: tu jut. 
 Jet d'eau, Xa do, n. \_Fr.'\ a weter pip er sput. 
 Jetsam, Jet-sam, «. {Law) de akt ov troii) gudz 
 
 overbord in a sterm: gudz kast overbord. 
 Jettee, Jet-E, n. a projekjon; a kind ov pEr;jeti. 
 Jetty, Jet-i, n. a. mol projektii) intu de se; a pEr. 
 
 llitn elsQ Jette and Jidty. 
 Jetty, Jet-i, a. mad ov jet; blak az jet. 
 Jeu de mots, Xe de mo, [/V.] a pla upon wurdz; 
 
 a pun. 
 Jeu de'esprit, Xed espri, \_FrP\ a witisizm. 
 Jew, i\\, n. a Hsbro); an Iz'raeljt. 
 Jewel, Jv(,-el, n. an ornament worn bj ladiz; a 
 
 prejus ston; a jem; eni tig prejus. 
 Jewel, Jq-el,* v. t. tu atldrn wid jii,elz. 
 Jeweller, Jq,-el-er, n. a maker ov, er deler in 
 
 jqelz. 
 Jewelry, Ji|,-el-ri, n. jti,elz, er ds w^rz ov ji^el- 
 
 erz. Ritn elso, {JeWeUtn/.') 
 Jewess, Jq-es, n. a HEbrco wuman. 
 Jewish, Jii,-iJ, a. rElatig tu dE Jqz. 
 Jewshaep, Jqz-hqrp, n. a mqzikal instrcDment. 
 Jib, Jib, n. diz bEm er qrm ov a kran; — dE for- 
 
 most sal ov a Jip. 
 Jib, Jib, v. t. tu Jift a bcom-sal. 
 Jiffy, Jif-i,J n. an instant; a moment. 
 Jig, Jig, n. a Ijt kfirles dans er i\\n\ a sog. 
 Jig, Jig, c. i. tu duns kq,rlesli; tu dans. 
 Jigger, Jig-er, n. a majEn tu hold on a kabl. 
 JiGGiSH, Jig-iJ, a. dispozd or sqtabl tu a jig. 
 JiLLFLiRT, Jil-flert, n. a gidi er wonton wuman; 
 
 a flert. 
 Jilt, Jilt, n. a wuman hm dESEVz her luver. 
 Jilt, Jilt, v. t. tu trik er dESEV in luv. 
 Jilt, Jilt, v. i. tu pla er akt ds jilter koket. 
 Jimmer, Jim-er,* n. a jernted hinj. 
 .Jimp, Jimp, a. nEt; handsum; wel Japt; {Local.} 
 Jingle, Jig-gl, v. t. tu koz tu giv a Jqrp sund; 
 
 r. i. tu s'snd wid a Jqrp rati; tu tigkl. 
 Jingle, Jig-gl, n. a ratlig er kligkig s-jnd; tigkl. 
 Job, Job, )i. a pts ov qans-wurk; pES ov labor: a 
 
 pES ov wurk undertakn for gan. 
 Job, Job, V. t. tu strjk or stab wid a Jqrp instrcb- 
 
 mcnt. [at jobz. 
 
 Job, Job, V. i. tu bj and sel az a broker; tu wurk 
 Jobber, J6b-er, n. wun ho duz (jans-wurk, &s.: 
 
 — a drier in publik stuk or fundz; — a msdiator 
 
 betwEn an importig merqant and a rEtaler. 
 Jobbernowl, J6b-er-nol,t n. a blokhed. 
 Jockey, J6k-i, n. wun hcorjdz, er dElz inhersez;a 
 
 (jEt; a trikij felo. 
 Jockey, J6k-i, v. t. tu get; tu trik. 
 
 Jocose, .Jo-kos, a. mcri; wagij; givn tujest. 
 Jocosely, Jo-kos-li, ad. wagijli; in jest; in gam. 
 
 JocosENESS, jQ-k6s-nes,( „ ■ 
 
 Jocosity, Jo-kos-i-ti,'' ; ^ 
 
 JocosERious, Jo-ko-se-ri-us, a.*t partakig ov 
 
 nidrt and SEriusncs. [ij. 
 
 Jocular, J6k-yq-lar, a. sportiv; meri: jok6s;wag- 
 Jocularity, Jok-yq-lar-i-ti, n. meriment; dispo- 
 
 zijon tu jest. 
 Jocularly, J6k-jq-lar-li, ad. in a jokos er jok- 
 
 yqlar manor. 
 JocL'ND, Jok-und, a. meri; ga; i^ri; Ijvli. 
 Jocundity, .Jo-kiin-di-ti, n. gacti; merfi. 
 JocuNDLY^, J6k-und-li, ad. merili; gali. 
 JocuNDNESS, J6k-und-nc3, n. de stat ov bsig 
 
 jokund. [suden puj. 
 
 Jog, Jog, r. t. tu puJ jentli; tu giv notis bja 
 Jog, Jog, r. i. tu mcov bj jogz; tu travel lEji^rli. 
 Jog, Jog, n. a puJ; a sljt Jak; a hint; Q stop; — 
 
 a jog; a jentl trot, pas or mojon. 
 Jogger, J6g-er, n. wun hca jogz er mcovz hevili. 
 Joggle, J6g-1, v. t. tu puJ: tu Jak; tu josl; tu 
 
 jusl. 
 Joggle, J6g-1, v, i. tu Jak; tu totcr; tu josl. 
 Joggle, J6g-1, n. a Jak; a josl; a puJ; a jog. 
 Johannes, Jo-han-sz, n. [L.] a Portyt|,g£z gold 
 
 kern, valyqd at at dolarz; — of n kontrakted intu 
 
 Jcj. 
 Join, Jern, r. t. tu kupl; tu kombjn; tu yqnit. 
 Join, Jflrn, r. i. tu adhsr; tu kloz: tu yqnit wid. 
 Joinder, Jtrn-der, n. a konjugkjon; dE akt ov 
 
 jernig. 
 Joiner, Ji^^n-er, n. wun htti jernz; a mskanik. 
 Joinery, Jsn-er-i, n. de wurk ov a jerner; kqrpen- 
 
 ui. [yqr. 
 
 Joint, .Jernt, -a. an qrtikyqlajon ov limz;a jugkt- 
 Joint, Jernt, a. J;\rd bj to er mor: yiyijted. 
 Joint, Jernt, v. t. tu yqnjt; — tu divjd a jernt. 
 Jointed, Jtjnt-ed, a. havig jernts, nots or komij- 
 
 J'tirz. [jernerz. 
 
 Jointer, Jffnt-er, n. a sert ov log plan yt],zd bj 
 Joint-heir, Jofnt-^r, n. a ko-v; felo-fir. 
 Jointly, Jtfnt-li, ad. tugeder; not separatli. 
 Jointress, Jernt-rcs, ji. a wuman hoo haz a jernt- 
 
 yqr. 
 
 Joint-stock Jernt-stok, h. stok held in kumpani. 
 Joint-stool, JtJnt-sttol, n. a stml konsistig ov 
 
 pqrts yquited. 
 Joint-tenancy, Jent-ten-an-si, n. a tenyn_r bj 
 
 yqniti ov tjtl. [estat bj jernt tenansi. 
 
 Joint-tenant, Jernt-ten-ant, ji. wun hO) holdz an 
 Jointure, Jemt-yn^r, n. an estat sctld on a wjf, 
 
 tu bs eujffd after her huzbandz dESES. 
 Jointure, Jffnt-yq,r,* v. t. tu end's wid a jernt- 
 
 Joist, Jerst, n. a. sekondari bEm ov a flor. 
 
 Joist, Jerst, v. t. tu fit er la in jersts. 
 
 Joke, Jok, n. a jest; sum tig not SErius; sport. 
 
 Joke, Jok, t-. t. tujest; — v. t. tu kastjoksat. 
 
 Joker, J6k-cr, n. a jester; a meri felo. 
 
 Jokingly, J6k-ig-li, ad. in a meri, jestig wa. 
 
 J OLE, Jol, n. dE fas er qEk; ds hed ov a fij. Ritn 
 
 elso {■/(/wLy 
 
 JOLL, Jul,* !'. t. ttii bEt dE hed agenst; tu klaj. 
 
 JoLLiLY, J61-i-li, ad. gali; wid elEvaJon ov spirit. 
 
 JoLLiNESS, J61-i-nes,-* ) i- „ ■„ * 
 
 T^, , ...,„ r-1 • i- «. saeti; meriment. 
 
 Jollity, Jol-i-ti, ) " ' 
 
 Jolly, J61-i,J a. ga: ^ri; qErful; plump. 
 
 Jolly-boat, J61-i-bot, n. a Jips smel hot. 
 
 Jolt, Jolt, v. i. tu Jak, az a karij on an unevn 
 
 rod or on ruf gr'snd. 
 
 Jolt, Jolt, v. t. tu Jak wun az a karij duz. 
 
 Jolt, Jolt, n. a Jok: a vjolent ajitajon. 
 
 JolteR; J61t-cr, n. hz or dat hwiq Jaks er jolts. 
 
 JoLT-HEAD, n. a grat hed; a duns. 
 
 JoNQUiLLE, Jon-kwil, «. a spsjEz ov dafodil.
 
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 .I08TLE, JiWI.t I'. <• tu ru/ n-^t^nut; tu jusl. 
 
 Jot, .I'lt. It. <i |KTnt;a till; juitu; dr Ir.-t kwontiti. 
 
 JouuXAL, Jiir-Dul, n. an ukiint uv duli trunsuk- 
 JoMz; a (lj«ri;a pjipcr pul>ii/t duli; — u porjon ov 
 dr niekanitin ov a Ktrin-onjin. [jumalx. 
 
 JoL'ii.VALisu, Jiir-mil-iz-ni, ri. dt munnjiuunt ov 
 
 JoriiNALisT, Jiir-iuil-ist, n. u rjtor ov jurnalz. 
 
 JouuNALiZK, .lAr-nal-jz, r.t. tu enter in u jurnal. 
 
 JOL'HNKV, Jiir-ni, n. travel bj land; n pasnj. 
 
 JoiJUNCY, Jur-ni, v. i. tu ]»i* from j)im tu plus. 
 
 JouKNKVMAN, Jiir-ni-uuin, »i. a hjrd wurkuuin. 
 
 .loiustywoBK, Jdr-ni-wurk, n. wurk pcrlurmd 
 f.tr hir. 
 
 Joi'ST, Just, n. a ta)rniiinent; a mok fit. Se {Jiist.) 
 
 Joust, Just, v. i. tu run in dt tilt: tu jusl. 
 
 Jove, Jov, h. Jupitor, an anjent hedcn dtiti. 
 
 Jovial, J<f)-vi-al, a. ga; qri; uiori; qerf ul. 
 
 Jovially, Ju-vi-al-i, ad. inorili; gali 
 
 JuDioiouBLY, Jn-diJ-uo-li, ad. skilfuli; wjrli. 
 JuDiciOLs.vtjjs, Jti-diJ-uD-ne*, n. pntMlcoJi; de 
 
 stut ov beiy judi/u'*. 
 JtO, Jug, «. <i VfSfl wid a g,\\i\xi beli. 
 Juo, Jug, r. 1. tu imit a luriikyiilur nind, ai a 
 
 tx/r^l- [fig. 
 
 JuaoLK, Jdg-I, V. I. tu pla trik*: tu praktis qrti- 
 Jloole, Jiig-I, n. a trik ov IcjerdEtnan; impoatjiy. 
 JuoGLEa, Jtig-Jer, n. wun luit praktisos tlit ot 
 
 hand. 
 Jloolino, Jdg-lio. ". desc-pjon; iinjHintytir. 
 Jloolixolv, Jdg-liy-li, ad. in a dc-tiptiv fnancr. 
 JuoLANs, Jii-gliinz, fi, [L.] {Hot.) u jenua ov 
 
 plants: dr wolnut tre. 
 JuouLAB, Ji'i-gii-lur, a. brloflij) tu de trot. 
 Juice. Jiis, n. at sup ov vejeiablz; siikynlcns; At 
 
 flilid in unitnalz. 
 JuicELESS, Ji'is-k's, a. drj; wid-st marstyt^r. 
 
 JoviALVESS, ur Joviality, Jo-vi-al-ncs, or Jo- Juiciness, Ji'is-i-ncs, n. dt stat ov btiy ji^-i 
 
 n. cnoti: uieriinont 
 II. at (jfk. 
 
 vi-:il-i-ti, n 
 Jowl, Jul, h. At <jik. Se {•luh-.) 
 JowLEK. Jul-er, or J-sl-er, 11. n huntit)dogor bfgl. 
 Joy, Jf, n. gladnes: gneli: cgzultfijon; fostiviti. 
 Joy, Jrf, V. i. tu rrjtrs; tu ht glad; tu cgzdit. 
 Joy, Jtf,* r. t. tu kongratyn^lat; tu glodn. 
 JOVANCE, Jtir-ans,* 11. gHuti; fcstiviti. 
 JOYKfL, J«r-ful, a. ful ov j«f: glad; cgzdltip; hapi. 
 JOVKULLY, JtV-ful-i, ad. in a jtrt'ul luaiii-r; wid jff. 
 JOVKULXESS, Jtf-ful-ncs, II. gladucs; jw; cgzulta- 
 
 Jon. 
 Joyless, J«ir-le?, a. v«rd ov jer;givij) no piejur. 
 Joylessly, .Itf-lcs-Ii, W. wid-it jtr or pU'i^t^r. 
 Joyless.vkss, Jtr-lfs-nes, n. dt stut ov beiy jtflcs. 
 Joyous, J«r-us, a. glad; luori; giviy j*; jtfful. 
 Joyously, JtV-us-li, ad, wid jtr; wid gladnes. 
 JOYOUS.VESS, .Itif-us-nos, n. dt stat ov bcio jffus. 
 Jubilant, Ji'i-bi-lant, a. rej^siy; jTJtig forj»f. 
 Jubilation, Jn-bi-la-Jon, »i. de akl ov dekl^rig 
 
 trjumf. [jtr. 
 
 Jubilee, Ji'i-bi-lE, n. a publik festiviti: a sczn ov 
 Jucunuity, Jn,-kdn-di-ti, «. plozantncs; agrtabl- 
 
 DCS. 
 
 Judaic, Jn,-dH-ik, a. rrlatiy tia dt Ji|,z; ji^^daikal. 
 JuDAiCAL, Jii-(lii-i-kal, a. JiliJ: btloijio tu Jt^z. 
 JuDAiCALLY, Jn,-da-i-kal-i, ad, after de Jr^iJ 
 
 minor. 
 Judaism, Ji\,-da-iz-m, n.de relijus rjts ov dt Jx\t. 
 JUDAIZK, Ji'i,-du-iz, V, I. tu konform tu de Ji^iJ 
 
 riLs-. [dt i\\T.. 
 
 JuDAiZEB, Jii-da-jz-er, n. wun hcD konformz tu 
 JUDUE, Jvij, n. wun luT) jujpz: an qrbiter; an ofiser 
 
 hit) prczjdz in a kort ov jr^dikatqr. 
 Judge. Juj, v. i. tu pas sentcns: tu desjd. 
 
 Juicy. Jiis-i, a. ab-sndiu wid jn-; niffst. 
 Jujube, Jii,-jii,b, ji. a plant: a kjnd ov Hwettnct. 
 Julep, Jq,-lep, n. a plezant driyk or likwid med- 
 
 isin. 
 Julian, Ji'^-li-an, a. drnotij) dt old ak-snt ov de 
 
 ycr, Svj kiild from .Iiilius Se zar. 
 July, Jq-li, n. dt sevnt inunt in de yer. 
 JuMAKT, Jii-mart, 11. dt ofsprig ov a bul and a 
 
 ui^r. [er. 
 
 Jumble, .Tdm-bl, i-. t. tu niiks konf^zcdli tugSd- 
 JuMBLE, Jdm-bl, V. I. tu be .ijitated tugeder. 
 Jumble. Jdin-bl, n, a konfi'iz<i mas or iuik;<tytir. 
 JuMBLEME.'«T, Jum-bl-mcnt,t «. a konfi'izd mikst- 
 
 yiir. [fiizedli. 
 
 JuMBLER, Jdin-bler, n. wun hiD miksez tijjz kon- 
 JuMP, Jump, i. i'. tu lep; tu skip; tia blind; tu 
 
 tall. 
 Jump, Jump, r. t. tu hazard; tu lep over. 
 .luMi', Jump, n. u lep: a skip: a btjnd. 
 JuMPKK, Jump-er, ». wun dat jumps er leps. 
 Ju.vcATE, Jdo-kat, n. a swetmet; a jugket. Se 
 
 {•/iiuktt.y 
 
 JuNcous, Jdy-kus, a. f ul ov bulnijez. 
 Junction, Jdgk-Jon, n. a ytinyon; a je^nig; a 
 
 koali/on. 
 Juncture. Jdgkt-yqr, n. a jffnt; an qrlikyqlajon; 
 
 yHiiymi: yqniti:— a kritikal p<fnt ov tjm. 
 June, .Inn, n. dt sikst munt ov dr yrr. 
 JuNEATiNO, Jqn-et-ij), 11. an erli apl; a jcnetig. 
 .FuNE-BKRRY, Jqn-bcr-i, n. a smol Amcrikan tre 
 
 and its frobl. 
 Jungle. Jdg-gl, n, a tik klustorov Jrubz or ru/ci. 
 Jungly, .Idy-gli, a. relatio tu, nr ful ov juggl. 
 Junior, Jqn-yor, a. yuggor: later in of is or ragk. 
 
 Judge, Juj, r. t. tu \>a» sentons ujion; tu deter- j Junior. Jtin-yor, n. a p«;rson yupger dan andder. 
 JuDOER, Jdj-er, n. wun h<t) jujez. [min. | Juniority, Jiin-yor-i-ti,n. de stat ov brig jnnyor. 
 
 Judgeship, Jdj-Jip, n. de ofis or digniti ov a juj. j Juniper, Jq-ni-per. n. a plant hwin biirz a beri. 
 Judgment. Jdj-ment, n. de akt <tv jujig: p-xer ov I Junk, Juyk, n. prsez ov old kabl, is.:— a t'jnfs 
 
 jujii): understandij): dcsijon: kritisizm: opinyon; 
 
 • — punijnient: final da)m;--dc sontcns ov a juj. 
 
 Uitii olso {Jndijcm^nt.) 
 Judicative, Jq-di-ka-tiv, a. havig piser tu juj. 
 Jcdicatorv, Jq-di-ka-to-ri, ri. a kort ov justis; 
 
 a tr|biin.il 
 
 Jip- [ment: a juykat. 
 
 .luNKET, Jtip-ket, n. a swetmet; a stoln cntertnn- 
 JuNKET, Jdg-ket, v, i. tu fest sekretli or bj stelt. 
 Juno, .Iq-no, n. {ilijtK.) a godcs; de sister and 
 
 k<>ns.)rt ov Jqpitcr. 
 Junto, Jdn-to, n. a kabal; a fakjon: a k^nsel. 
 
 Judicatory, Jq-di-ka-to-ri, a. disp<«nsio justis. Jupiter, Ji'ipi-ter, n. Juv, an anjent hedcn de- 
 JUDICATURE, Jq-di-ka-tiir, 11. pTfcr ov distribynt- ! iti;— wun ov dt prjniari planets. 
 
 i{) justis. I Jurat, Ji'i-rut, n. a mujistrat in sum korponi/oni. 
 
 Judicial, Jiv-<li/-al. a. relntin tu publik justis, [Juratory, Jii-ra-to-ri, a. pcrtanig tu an ot. 
 
 or a kurt ov l.»; inflikted ni a jx-nalti. | Jure divino, Jq-re di-vj-no, [L.\ bj divjn rjt. 
 
 Judicially. Jq-di/-al-i, ad. in a jqdijal maaer; I Juridical, Jq-rid-i-kal, a. relatig tu, oryqid in 
 
 in de form ov legal justis. I korts ov justis. 
 
 Judiciary. Jn,-dij-i-a-ri, a. relatig tu korts ov | Juridically, Jn-rid-i-kal-i, arf. wid legal otoriti. 
 
 jiplikatiir: msin jujmcnt up6n. , Juaisco.vsuLT, Jq-ris-kon-sulf, n. a k-nns.-lor-at- 
 
 JUDICIARY, Jii-diJ-i-a-ri. n. dt p'Bcr hwiq dis- lo. [ov pucr. 
 
 jioii-<z justis: jntlikativr. ) JURISDICTION, Jq-ris-dik-Jon, n. otoriti: ckst^nt 
 
 Judicious. Jq-dif-us, a. dir^ktod b) jnjment; 1 Jurisdictional, Jq-ris-dik-Jou-al, a. rtlatig tu 
 
 pnndcnt; wji; diskre't. | legal otoriti.
 
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 JuRiSDiCTiVE, Jq,-ris-dik-tiv, a. havir) jii,risdikJon. 
 
 JuEiSPEUDENCE, Jn,-ris-pr(fi-dens, n. de sjens ov le. 
 
 Jurist, Ji],-rist, n. wun verst in de sivil le; a si- 
 vilyan. 
 
 JuEOE, J4-ror, n. wun hO) servz on a ji|,ri. 
 
 JuEr, Jii,-ri, n. a number ov men sslekted and 
 impaneld for de purpus ov dEsidiij sum kontro- 
 versi, er trjiij sum kas in lo. Ji^riz qr gder gra?id 
 er petit jil,riz, de later konsistii) ov twelv men, 
 de former not les dan twelv nor mor dan twenti- 
 tre. [a jqri. 
 
 JuEYMAN, Jq-ri-man, n. wun hd) iz empaneld on 
 
 JuEYMAST, Ji|-ri-mast, n. a mast erekted tu suplj 
 de plas ov wun lost in a storm, er uderwjz. 
 
 Jus GENTIUM, Jus jeu-Ji-um, [L.] As lo ov najonz. 
 
 Just, Just, a. uprjt; inkoriipt; ekwitabl; onest; 
 egzakt; proper; akyq,rat; vertyii,us; troo. 
 
 Just, Just, dd. egzaktli; msrli; biirlij elmost. 
 
 Just, Just, n. a mok fjt on horsbak. Eitn elso 
 iJ<nid.y 
 
 Just, Just, v. i. tu engaj in a mok fjt; tm tilt. 
 
 Justice, Jiis-tis, n. ekwiti; rjt; le; — a juj; — a pss 
 ofiser; az, ajiidis ov de pes. 
 
 Justiceship, Jiis-tis-Jip, n. de raijk or ofis ov a 
 justis. 
 
 JusTiciAET, Jus-tiJ-i-a-ri, «. an administrator ov 
 justis; a tij juj. 
 
 Justifiable, Jus-ti-fj-a-bl, a. dat ma be justi- 
 
 fid; rjt: defensibl bj le er rezn. 
 JusTiKiABLENESS, Jus-ti-fj-a-bl-nos, n. de stat ov 
 
 beiij jiistifjabl. [justifjd. 
 
 Justifiably, Jus-ti-fj-a-bli, ad. rjtli; so az tia be 
 Justification, Jus-ti-fi-ka-Jon, ii. a defens; a 
 
 viudikajon. [justifj. 
 
 Justificative, Jus-tif-i-ka-tiv, a. havig p'ser tu 
 JusTiFiCATOE, Jus-ti-fi-ka-tor, n, wun hot) sup- 
 
 orts or justifjz. [defensori. 
 
 Justificatory, Jus-tif-i-ka-to-ri, a. vindikatori; 
 JUSTIFIER, Jus-ti-fj-er, n. wun hio justifjz. 
 Justify, Jus-ti-fj, v. t. tia prmv er Jo tu be just; 
 
 tu absolv; tu defend; tu vindikat; — tu adjust. 
 .Justle, Jiis-l, V. i. tu enk-snter; tu josl. 
 JuSTLE, Jiis-1, V. t. tu puj: tu drjv; tu josl. 
 Justle, Jiis-l, n. a Jok; a sljt enk'snter. 
 Justly, Jdst-li, ad. dprjtli; onestli; properli. 
 Justness, Jiist-nes, n. justis; ekwiti; akyixrasi. 
 Jut, Jut, V. i. tu puJ er Joot -st: tu but. 
 Jutty, Jiit-i, n. Q projekjon; a per; a mol; jeti. 
 Juvenescence, Ji^-ve-nes-ens, n. de akt ov groiy 
 
 up. 
 Juvenile, Jii,-ve-nil, a. yup; ycbtful. [er. 
 
 Juvenility, Ji^-ve-nil-i-ti, n. ycotfulnes; Ijtman- 
 Juxtaposition, Juks-ta-po-ziJ-on, n. a plasig Or 
 
 beii) plast tugeder; apozijon. 
 
 K. 
 
 Kk, iz a hwisperd eksplodent, and woz borod 
 , bj de IijgliJ from de Grek alf abet. Bef (Sr el 
 
 de vselz it haz wun yuniferm sisnd az in {keen, 
 
 hill.') [dilo. 
 
 Kabassou, Ka-bas-CD, ?i. {2k)ol.} a spejez ov qrma- 
 Kakoxene, Kak-oks-en, n. {Min.) a mineral wid 
 
 brsn or red radiated kristalz. 
 Kale, er Kail, Kal, n. a kjnd ov kabaj; kolwurt. 
 Kaleidoscope, Ka-lj-do-skop, n. an optikal in- 
 
 strcoment egzibitii) f jn fermz and kulorz. 
 Kalendae, Kal-en-dar, n. an ak'snt ov tjm. Se 
 
 ( Calendar.) { Calender.) 
 
 Kalender, Kal-en-der, n. a sort ov dervis. Se 
 Kali, Ka-li, n. se-wed; — hwens de wurd alkali. 
 Kalium, Ka-li-um, n. {Cliem.) potasium; — a 
 
 term yqzd bj Jerman kemists. 
 Kalligeaphy, Kal-ig-raf-i, n. bv^tiful rjtii). Se 
 
 ( Calligraphy.) 
 Kalmia, Kal-mi-a,7i. {Bof.} a jenus ov Amerikan 
 
 evergrcn Jrubz, havii) bii,tiful hwjt er piflk flis- 
 
 erz; de Amerikan lerel. [loyer.) 
 
 Kaloyer, Ka-16f-er, n. a Grek mugk. Se(Ca- 
 Kamsin, Kam-sin, n. a nokjus wind; simAm. 
 Kamtschadale, Kamt-Ja-dal, n. a nativ ov Kamt- 
 
 Jatka. 
 Kangaroo, Kag-ga-rcfe, n. a mqrsij^pial animal ov 
 
 Ostralia, bavig Jort for legz and log hjnd legz, 
 
 on hwiq it leps. 
 Kantian, Kan-ti-an, a. relatig tu Kantizm, er 
 
 tu de Jerman fil6sofer Kant. [Kant. 
 
 Kantism, Kant-iz m, n. de doktrin or tenets ov 
 Kantist, Kant-ist, «.. a foloer ov Kant. 
 Kaoline, Ka-o-lin, n. de fe'jnez nam fer perselan 
 
 kla. [Tqrtari. 
 
 Karagan, Kar-a-gan, «. a spejez ov foks f-snd in 
 Katydid, Ka-ti-did, n. an insekt; a sert ov gras- 
 
 hoper. 
 Kaw, Ke, V. i. tu krj az a kro or ruk. Se ( Caw.) 
 Kayle, Kal, n. a njnpin;— ij^. a kjnd ov pla. 
 Keck, Kek,* v. i. tu hev de stumak; tu req. 
 
 Keckle, K^k-1, V. t. tu defend a kabl wid a rop. 
 
 Kecksy, Kek-si, n. hemlok; keks; a jernted plant. 
 
 Kedge, Kej, V. t. tu werp er mcciv, az a Jip. 
 
 Kedge, Kej, n. a. smel agkor, yn,zd in a river er 
 hqrbor. 
 
 Kedgee, Kej-er, n. a smol agkor; kej. 
 
 Keel, Kel, n. de Iqrjest and loest timber in a Jip; 
 —a Jip. 
 
 Keel, KeI, n. tu turn de kel; tu navigat. 
 
 Keelfat, Kel-fat,* n. a. tub in hwiq likor iz set 
 tu kcol. 
 
 Keelhale, Kel-hal, v. t. sam az KelTwl. 
 
 Keelhaul, Kel-hel, v. t. tu punij bj dragig de 
 ofender under de kel. 
 
 Keeling, Kel-ig, n. a kjnd ov smol kodfij. 
 
 Keelman, Kel-man, 71. wun hcD manajez de kel. 
 
 Keelson, Kel-son, or Kel-son, n. de pes ov tim- 
 ber in a Jip nekst tu her kel. 
 
 Keen, Ken, a. Jqrp; aki\,t; sever; persig; eger. 
 
 Keenly, Ken-li, ad. Jqrpli; egerli; biterli. 
 
 Keenness, Ken-nes, n. Jqrpnes; asperiti; egernes. 
 
 Keep, Kep, v. t. \i. kept, ps. kepig, kept:] tu re- 
 tan: tu prezerv; tu protekt; tu gqrd; tu detan 
 or hold; tu obzerv; tu restran. [liv. 
 
 Keep, Kep, v. i. tu reman; tu sta; tia last; tu 
 
 Keep, Kep, n. de stroggest pqrt ov a kasl; gqrd; 
 kqr. [fender. 
 
 Keepee, Kep-er, n. wun hoo keps er holdz; a de- 
 
 Keepeeshjp, Kep-er-Jip, n. de ofis ov a keper. 
 
 Keeping, Kep-ig, «. qqrj; kiistodi; gqrd; suport; 
 — UKinajment ov lit and Jad in pantig. 
 
 Keeping-eoom, Kep-ig-rcDm,* n. a pqrlor. 
 
 Keepsake, Kep-sak, n. a gift in tokn ov reg^i'd. 
 
 Keeve, Kev, «. a Iqrj vesel or tub; kever. 
 
 Keevee, Kev-er, «. a brooig vesel or tub. 
 
 Keg, Keg, n. a smel kask er barel; a kag. Se 
 iCag.) 
 
 Kell, Kel, )i. de omentum: a qjldz kol. 
 
 Kelp, Kelp, n. se-wed: de alkaljn kalsiud ajez ov 
 de wed, yii,zd in de manyi],faktyij,r ov glas.
 
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 Kelpt, Kdl-pi, n. a sutxjiJ "lurit ov de wotem. 
 
 Kklhon. K<^l-son, II. iif {AWl»'n ) 
 
 Kklt, Kelt, ». {iScot.) klot wid de nap on. Be 
 
 (A'./j.) 
 KELTta. K^l-tor,* n. order; gud kondijon. Ritn 
 
 ciUu iA'Htrr.} 
 
 Kkx, Kun, f. I. tu luk rsnd: tu dir^kt de }. 
 Ken, Kon, ii. vi^; sjt; de rrq ov de :*jt. 
 Kennel, Kou-el, n. a kot fur dug-is; u number ov 
 
 d<i^: h(jl ov a fuk^, Jis., de woterkors uv u !<tret. 
 Kknnkl, KT'ii-oI, v. i. tu l(; tu dwcl, uz beHtd. 
 Ken.nel, Ken-fl, v. t. tu kep in a kcnvl. 
 Kennel-coal, Ken-cl-kol, «. Se {Ounal-ci>al.) 
 Kept, Kept. «'. and p. fr»in AV/j. 
 Kerb. K<-rl), h. Se {Curb.} 
 KEKCiiiKr, Kvr-(jit', »i. a hod-Jrcs ov a wunrnii. 
 Kermes, K<;r-iuez, n. «i//. and jjI. a smol in^ekt 
 
 fxnd in df akqrlet ok, and yil»d az a nkurlet d[. 
 Kekn, Kurn, n. an irij fut suljer; — a hand-mil. 
 Kern, K^m,* v. »'. tu bqrdn,az granz; tu granyn,- 
 
 lat. L*?""""' 
 
 Kernel, K<T-nel, n. an cdibl substanx in a Jel; 
 Kersey, Ki;r-zi, h. q kjnd ov kurs stuf or klot. 
 Ker.seymere, Kijr-zi-mir, n. a fjn, twild, wulcn 
 
 klot: ki>Kl olsu kaziinrr. 
 Kkiweynktte, Kvr-zi-not, n. a tin wulon stuf. 
 Kestrel. Kcs-trel, n. a kjod uv bastard hok; Wtrs- 
 
 tn-l. 
 Ketch, Keq, h. a sc-vcsel wid t<i> masts. 
 Kettle, Kot-1, n. a vcicl in hwiq likor iz bflrld. 
 Kettledrum, K^t-1-drum, n. a drum wid a bodi 
 
 (iv lirii:<. 
 Kettlepi.N8, Ket-1-pinz, n. jtL n{npinz: skitlz. 
 Kex, Kt'k.«, H. hemlok: keksi:— a drj sUik. 
 Key, Kr, m. an instriDmuTit tu fdsn and opn a 
 
 lok, iV''.: — «i nut in miizik; an imU-ks; an elu- 
 
 plannjon; dat hwicj ck.'^plunz; — a hw.irf. 
 Keyaoe, Ke-nj, n. muni |»nd for hworfaj. 
 Keyhole, Kr-hul, n. a faul tu put a ke in. 
 Keystone, Ke-stun, u. de midl ston ov an qrq. 
 Kuan, Kqn, «r Kan, m. [Turk.] a prins; a sover- 
 
 cu: a hi ofiser; — a sort ov in. 
 Kibe, Kib,* n. a qilblnn; a qap in de he). 
 Kibed, fcibil,* a. trubld wid kjbz. 
 KiDiTKA, Ki-bit-ka, n. a s.irt ov Rm/an vehikl. 
 KiBY, Kj-bi,* .-1. havij) kjb/,: sor wid kjbz. 
 Kick, Kik, v. t. tu strjk wid de fut. 
 Kick, Kik, r. i. tu tru-^t si At fut; tu rezist. 
 Kick. Kik, rf. a bio wid de fut. 
 Kicker, Kik-cr, n. wun bco kiks: a winsig hor?. 
 Kickshaw, Kik-Jn,* m. a fantaxtik dij <>v kukeri. 
 Kid. Kid, n. de yujjov a got;— a bundl ov het. 
 Kid. Kid, v. i. tu briy fort kidz. [korn. 
 
 Kidder, Kid-er,* h. an <>n;;rO'<er ov, er deler in. 
 Kiddle. Kid-1, n. a kjnd ov wcr in a river tu kaq 
 KiDDow, Kid-o, n. a web-futcd b^rd. [fi/. 
 
 KiDLiNO, Kid-liQ, n. a yug kid. 
 Kidnap, Kid-nap. c. f. tu stcl a hiiman beip. 
 Kidnapper, Kid-nap-er, n. wun ha> strlz hiiman 
 
 beipi. 
 Kidney, Kid-ni, n. wun or de ta> glands hwiq 
 
 scjiarat de yqrin from de blud; — a kant t<,>rm 
 
 for kf'td or mirt. 
 Kidney BEAN, Kid-ni-ben, «. a kjnd ov ben. 
 Kilderkin, Kil-dcr-kin, n. a smtl barpl. 
 Kill. Kil, c t. tu deprjv ov Ijf; tu destr*. 
 Killer. Kil-er, n. wun ha> kilz or deprjvz ov Ijf. 
 Kiln, Kil, n. a stov or furnB*; a p|l ov brik. 
 Kiln-dry, Kil-dri, r. i. tu dri bj a kil. [kil. 
 Kiln-dryino. Kil-dri-ig, n. de akt ov drjig in a 
 Kilogram, Kil-i3-gram, n. a Frcnq wat ekwal tu 
 
 2j>dz. A^t. 5dn. avonliiyxVz. 
 Kilolitre, Kil-o-lj-tcr, n. a FrenQ m«?j»\roT a 
 
 t'NAiin I Ijtprz. 
 Kilometre. Kil-o-me-ler. n. a Frcoq mesi^r ov 
 
 a t'szaiid meters. 
 
 Kilt, Kilt, n. a kjnd uv J.trt petikat worn b| de 
 
 Skoq Hjlanderz;- k.tld ,t\*ufUJx'J. 
 Kilter, Kil-tcr,* n. koudi/ou; order. Se KtlUr. 
 KiMBO, Kim-bu, A. krukod: bent; arct. Ht 
 
 {Akimixj.} 
 Ki.N, Kin, n. a relnjon; kindrt-d: reUtiri; de awB 
 
 spe/rz; -a diminyi^tiv t<;rminiiJou. 
 Ki.v, Kin, a. ov de s^im nutyi^r; kiudred. 
 Kind, Kjnd, a. bencvuluui; gud; londur; beaefi- 
 
 .■ieul; favorubl; iuddljunt; lujld. 
 Kind, Kjiid, n. nis: jenorikal klm; sort; natjur. 
 Kind-hearted, Kjud-hqrt-od, a. brnevulc-nt. 
 Kindle, Kiu-dl, v. t. tu set on fjr; tu Iji; tu in- 
 
 I'liiin. 
 Kindle, Kin-dl, v. i. tu ka/j fjr; tu be inflamd. 
 KiNDLER, Kind-ler, n. wun biii kindlz or iuflamx. 
 Kindliness, Kind-li-nes, n. favor; afek/on; gud- 
 
 wil. 
 Kindly, K|nd-li, a. konjenyal; proficr; bland; 
 
 mild. 
 Kindly, Kjnd-Ii, aci. bcnovolcntli; favurabli; fitli. 
 Kindness, Kjnd-nus, n. be nevulvus; gud- wil; fa- 
 vor: bencfi^<uIl.s; hiimauili; luv. 
 Kindred, Kin-drud, n. relajun \>\ b^rt; afiniti; 
 
 rehitivz. [nat. 
 
 Kindred, Kin-drcd, a. konjenyal; related; kog- 
 KiNE, Kjn,* «. pliiral ov Ks; kuz. 
 KiNU. Kip, n. a monark; a sovcrcn: a qcf roiler. 
 Kingcraft, Kio-kraft, n. kraft ov kijjz; qrl ov 
 
 guvernio. 
 KiNo-cuP, Kig-kup, n. de fl5er krofut. 
 Kingdom, Kig-dom, n. de dominyon ov a klg; 
 
 ran: guvernuient; — a klas; az, de vejetabl kiij- 
 
 duin. 
 Kingfisher, Kig-fiJ-cr, n. a sprjcz ov bcrd. 
 Kingly, Kijj-li, a. rtfal: monarkikal; nobi: ogiist. 
 Kingpost, Kig-|)ost, m. {Arch.) de midl po.-n ov 
 
 a framd roif, reqig from de senter ov de tj-bem 
 
 tu df rij at de top. 
 Kings. Kigz, n. de titl ov \a> buks ov de Old 
 
 Tf.-tam'.Mit. 
 King's bench, Kigz-bcnq, n. de IggliJ kort or 
 
 ji'irtikatiir in hwiq de lord Qef-justis preside ae 
 
 dr kigz depyi^ti. 
 King's-evil. Kigz-e-vl, n. de sknifyqla. 
 Kingship, Kig-Jip, n. de ofis ov a kig: r»Talti. 
 KiNic, K{-nik, {C/^ein.} denotig a vejctabl asid, 
 
 dertvd from sinkona, and suutimi kold tinhinik 
 
 anil. 
 Kink, Kigk, n. a twist; an cntagglmont. 
 Kink, Kigk, r. i. tu brkiim cnt.ig;{ld. 
 Kino. Kj-no, n. an asCrinjonl vejetabl ekstrakt, 
 
 ki>ntanig taniu, gum, and ckstraktiv nvitcr. 
 Kinsfolk, Kinz-fuk, *i. i>/. kindred: rrln/ons. 
 Kinsman, Kinz-mun, n.,pf. Kiuz-men; a man or 
 
 de sam nis or famili. 
 Kinswoman. Kinz-wum-an, m. a femal rtla/on. 
 Kiosk, Ki-osk, n. a TurkiJ plcjur-biss. 
 KiPPKR, Kip-er, a. apljd tu samon hwon unfit ta 
 
 br laku. 
 Kirk, Kt-rk, n. a qurq; de qurq or Skotland. 
 KiRKMAN, Ki,Tk-man, n. wun ov de qurqov Skot- 
 land. 
 KiRTLE, K'.'r-tl, n. a gvn; a pctikot; a klok. 
 KiRTLED, K^r-lld, a. w^rig a kortl. 
 Kiss, Kis, ■-. t. tu sali'il bj apljig de lips: tu ka- 
 
 res: tu tuq de lijw joutli. 
 Kiss, Ki'<, n. a sali^t givn bj jffnig lips. 
 KissiNo-coMFiT, Kis-ig-kiim-flt, ». a perf^md 
 
 Jugar-pluiD. 
 Kissi NO-CRUST, Kis-ig-krust, ». de krast or a 
 
 luf dat tuqez aniidrr. 
 Kit, Kit, n. a smol fidl; a fij-tub: a milk-pal; a 
 
 kitn:— de l<i>Iz ov a Joo-maker. 
 KiTCAT, Kit-kat, a. apljJ tu a Lundon klab;aad 
 
 ol-Ho tu a purtrat abit trr-kwart4.'n Icgt.
 
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 Kitchen, Kiq-en, n. a xtxiva. hw<ir provijonz qr 
 
 kukt. [gqrden. 
 
 Kitchen-garden, Kiq-en-gq,r-den, n. a vejetabl 
 Kitchen-maid, Kiq-en-mad, n. a mad emplW 
 
 in a kiqcn. [pots, &s. 
 
 Kitchen-stuff, Khj-en-stuf, n. fat skumd of ov 
 Kitchen-wench, Kiq-en-wenq, «. a kiyen-mad. 
 Kitchen-work, Kiq-en-wurk, n. wurk dun in a 
 
 kiqen; kiakeri, &s. 
 Kite, Kjt, n. a berd ov pra; — a paper ter razd bj 
 
 a striij and de wind. 
 Kith, Kit,* n. akwantans. 
 KiTLiNG, Kit-lii), «. a kitn; de yui) ov a best. 
 Kitten, Kit-n, n. a yuij kat. 
 Kitten, Kit-n, v. i. tu briij fort yug kats. 
 Klick, Klik, y. i. tu. mak a smel, Jq,rp nerz. 
 
 lucKiNGlWir,,!'^-'^^-^^'^^'-?^^^- 
 Knab, Nab,t V. t. tia bit; tia ka^j. 
 Knack, Nak,t n. a tor; — redines; deksteriti. 
 Knack, Nak, v. i. tia mak a Jqrp nerz. 
 Knacker, Nak-er,* n. a maker ov smol wurk. 
 Knag, Nag, n. a not in wud; a peg; a Jcot. 
 Knaggy, Nag-i, a. noti; — fruf; moras. 
 Knap, Nap, n. a protq,berans; a swelig. 
 Knap, Nap, v. t. tta bjt; tia brak Jert. [snap. 
 
 Knap, Nap, v. i. tia mak a Jqrp nerz; tu nak; tu 
 Knapple, Nap-1, v. i. tu brak of kwikli. 
 Knappy, Nap-i, a. ful ov naps er hiloks. 
 Knapsack, Nap-sak, n. a soljerz bag. 
 Knar, Nqr, n. a. hqrd not in wud; a nurl. 
 Knarl, Nqrl, n. a not in wud; a nurl. 
 Knarled, Nqrld, a. noted; noti. 
 Knave, Nav, n. a raskal; a sk'sndrel; — a kqrd. 
 Knavery, Nav-er-i, n. disonesti; vileni. 
 Knavish, Nav-iJ, a. disonest; fredyqlent. 
 Knavishly, Nav-iJ-li, ad. disonestli. 
 Knavishness, Nav-iJ-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 navij. 
 Knead, Ned, v. t. ta wurk intu a mas. 
 Kneader, Ned-er, n. wun hito nedz; a baker. 
 Knee, Ne, n. de jernt ov de leg and tj. 
 Kneed, Ned, a. havig nez; havig jtfnts. 
 Knee-deep, Ne-dep, a. riziij tu de nez. 
 Kneel, Nel, w. i. tu bend er rest on de ne. 
 Kneeler, Nel-er, n. wun huo nelz. 
 Kneepan, Ne-pan, n. a r'xnd ban on de ne. 
 Knee-tribute, Ne-trib-yi^t, n. jenixflekjon. 
 Knell, Nel, n. de STsnd ov a fii,neral bel. 
 Knelt, Nelt, ^j. from Nel. 
 Knew, Nq, i. from No. 
 Knick-knack, Nik-nak, n. eni trjfl er id. 
 Knife, Nif, n.,i)l. Njvz; an instrooment wid a Jqrp 
 
 ej fer kutiij. 
 Knight, Njt, n. a militari atdndant; a kompanyon; 
 
 ■ — a man advdnst tu a s^rten ragk, havig Ser 
 
 prefikst tu hiz nam. 
 Knight, Njt, v. t. tu kreat wun a njt. 
 Knightage, Nit-aj, n. de bodi ov njts. 
 Knight-errant, Njt-er-ant, n.,-pl. Nits-4r-ant;a 
 
 wonderig njt. 
 
 Knight-errantry, Njt-er-ant-ri, n. de karakter, 
 
 manerz ox lets ov a niterant. 
 Knighthood, Nit-hud, n. de digniti ov a njt. 
 Knighthness, Njt-li-nes, m. de kwoliti z ova njt. 
 Knightly, Njt-li, a. pertanig tu a njt. 
 Knit, Nit, v. t. [i. nit er nitcd, ps. nitig, nit er 
 
 nitcd;] tu wev wid-st a loom; tu tj; tu yqnjt. 
 Knit, Nit, v. i. tu yqnjt, az yqrn wid nedlz. 
 Knitter, Nit-er, n. wun hi» nits. 
 Knitting-needle, Nit-ig-ne-dl, n. a wjr hwiq iz 
 
 yqzd in nitig. 
 Knives, Njvz, n. plqral ov w//. 
 Knob, Nob, n. a protqberans; a bung. 
 Knobbed, Nobd, a. havig protqberansez. 
 Knobbiness, N6b-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig nobi. 
 Knobby, N6b-i, a. ful ov nobz; hqrd. 
 Knock, Nok, v. i. tu klaj; tu bet; tu strjk. 
 Knock, Nok, v. t. tu bet; tu strjk; tu koljd. 
 Knock, Kok, n. a suden strok; a bio. 
 Knocker, N6k-er, n. wun hoo noks; a strjker; a 
 
 dor-hamer. 
 Knoll, Nol, v. t. tu rig a fqneral bel; tu tol. 
 Knoll, Nol, v. i. tu s'snd az a bel. 
 Knoll, Nol, n. a litl risud hil; top ov a hil. 
 Knoller, N61-er,* n. wun hoa tolz a bel. 
 Knot, Not, n. a. pqrt hwiq iz tjd; komplikated; — a 
 
 nurl er a nqr in wtid; — a difikulti; a konfeder- 
 
 asi; a kluster. In Notikal laggwaj, a mjl. 
 Knot, Not, v. t. tu komplikat; tu yqnjt; tu tj. 
 Knot, Not, v. i. tu ferm nots; tu nit nots. 
 Knot-grass, Not-gras, n. an ot-ljk gras. 
 Knotted, N6t-ed, a. ful ov nots; noti. 
 Knottiness, N6t-i-nes, n. fulnes ov nots. 
 Knotty, N6t-i, a. ful ov nots: difikult. 
 Knout, Nist, n. a Rmjan instrtbment ov punij- 
 
 ment; punijment bj de nut. 
 Know, No, v. t. [t. nq, ps. noig, non;] tu hav 
 
 nolej ov; tu persev wid sertenti, tu rekognjz. 
 Know, No, v. i. tu hav serten persepjon. 
 Knowing, N6-ig, a. skilful; iatelijeut. 
 Knowingly, N6-ig-li, ad. wid nolej. 
 Knowledge, N61-ej, «. serten perscpjon; sjens; 
 
 lernig; skil; informajon; kognizans; notis; intel- 
 Known, Non, p. from No. [ijens. 
 
 Knuckle, Niik-l, n. a jent ov de figger. 
 Knuckle, Nuk-1, v. i. tu bend; tu submit. 
 Knuckled, Nuk-ld, a. jemted. 
 
 Knur, Nur, | ,,. ^ not; a nqrl. 
 Knurl, Nurl, ) ' ^ 
 
 Knurled, Nurld, ) „ f^-. „, „„i„. „„i- 
 y, V - 1- f a. iml ov nots; noti. 
 
 Knurly, Niir-li, ) ' 
 
 Kopeck, K6-pek, n. a Rcojan koper kern. 
 
 Koran, K6-ran, n. de Mahometan Bjbl. Se 
 
 {Alcoran.} [entots. 
 
 Kraal, Kra-al, n. a vilaj ov r<Dd huts ov de Hot- 
 Kraken, Kra-ken, n. a fabyqlus maren monster. 
 Kremlin, Krem-lin, n. de imperial palas atMosko. 
 EuMis, Kif)-mis, n. a likor mad from mqrz milk. 
 Kyan, Kj-an, n. a punjent peper. Se {Cayenne.} 
 Kyanize, Kj-an-jz, v. t. tu prezerv timber from 
 
 drj-rot bj yqs ov korosiv sublimat. 
 
 L. 
 
 Ll, iz a likwid er vokal murmur; az in {like, ] La, Lq,| inter, sel lukl beh61dl 
 , fall.} Az a nqmeral, it standz fer 60; az an Labarum, Lab-a-rum, n. [Z.] de Roman imperial 
 abreviajon, fer Iper, a buk; llhra, a pisnd in standard on hwiq Konstantjn blazond de raono- 
 muni; Ih., a p'snd in wat; LL. D. {legum doctor,} gram ov Jezus Krjst, and aded a kros. 
 doktor ov lez. Labdanum, Lab-da-num, n. a rezin ov a strog 
 
 La, Lq, n. a not in mqzik. I smel.
 
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 Label, La-bol, n. a nam or t|tl iifikst tu eni ti{); 
 
 a .siiiil .Hlip ov rjtifl; u Ui.-fel; u k'ldiHil; a tin brus 
 
 riui yi^zd in tukio iiltitiidz; un upuniliij kon.sistiy 
 
 ov filets lu dc lainili (iruu; — a slipov ))qrqiuent 
 
 or pnijcr kouUiiiijj a sil ulikat tu a (iecl or r|lio; 
 
 — {Arch.) a. inoldij) prujektij) over a dur or 
 
 windo. 
 Label, Lii-bcl, v. t. tu afika a label on: tu mqrk. 
 Labknt, Ln-bciit, «. sljdij); gljdifl: slipij). 
 J^ABiAL, Lii-bi-al, a. uterd ljj,iir rtliitij) lu de lips. 
 Lauial, La-bi-iil, n. a letor proiiSnst bj dg lips. 
 Labiate, La-bi-at, a. {Hut.) t'ormd Ijk a lip; re- 
 
 z6iubii{) lip;*; havig lips. 
 Labiatkd, La-l(i-a-ted, a. forind wid lip.s; Inbiat. 
 Labio DENTAL, La-bi-o-ddn-tal, a. formd bj de 
 
 lip-t and tct. 
 Labor, La-bnr, »i. de cgzorjon ov street; panz; 
 
 t(rl; wurk; ukstTsjz; (jjldbtTt. 
 LABOa, Lfi-bur, v.i. tu terl; tu dm wurk; tu be 
 
 in travnl. 
 Labok, Lii-bor, v. t. tu wurk at; tu bet; tu bela- 
 
 biir. [ruom. 
 
 Labouatory, Lab-or-a-to-ri, n. a kcmi.sts wurk- 
 Labokeu, Lii-bor-er, n. wun lutj laburz or duz 
 
 wurk; wun cmpltjfd in labor; a wurkman. 
 Laborious, La-bu-ri-u.^, a. dilijeut; asidyi^us; 
 
 tjisum. [inancr. 
 
 Laboriously, La-bw-ri-us-li, ad. in a laburius 
 Labohiol'sness, La-b(i)-ri-U3-ncs, «. terlsuinne^; 
 
 dit'ikuUi. [kind. 
 
 Laburvum, La-biir-nuui, n. a. Jrub ov de sitisus 
 Labyrinth, Lab-i-rint, «. a maz; a plas ful ov 
 
 w)iiili|)z: — {Annt.) de internal pqrt ov de cr. 
 Labyrintiiian, Lab-i-riii-ti-an, / a. relati)) tu, 
 Labyrinthic, Lab-i-rin-tik, j or Ijk a lab- 
 
 iriiit; wjiHlii); j)crplekst. 
 Labyrinthodon, Lab-i-rin-to-don, h. an ckstiflkt 
 
 jenus ov ruplilz, suptbzd tu bar bin or de ba- 
 
 trakian order. ■*• #l 
 
 Lao, Lak, )i. a rczinus substans konsiderd az a 
 
 gum, but inflaiuabl, and not solynbl in woter. 
 
 It fluz from At Jjkus Jndika and sum udur trez. 
 
 He komcrjal varjetiz qr dik lak, scd lak, a.nd.ftl 
 
 lak. 
 Laccio, L:'ik-sik, a. {Ohein.) apljd tu an aaid 
 
 obtand from !<tik lak. 
 Laccine, Lak-sin, n. {Chem.) a hqrd, britl, yclij 
 
 subjtans, derjvd from lak, or Jcl lak. 
 Lace, Las, n. an ornamental fabrik ov f jn linen 
 
 or kotn tred: a plated strip for fasnig femal dres; 
 
 ornaments ov f jn tred, kqriusli wovn; tekstyqr 
 
 ov tred wid gold or silver. 
 Lack, Las, v. t. tu b|nd, az wid a kord; tu adorn. 
 Laced, Last, a. mikst wid spirit-!, az kofe. 
 LacemaN, Las-man, n. wun hJ> delz in las. 
 Lacerable, Las-er-a-bl, a. dat ma be torn or rent. 
 Lacerate, L;is-cr-nt, i'. t. tu ti^r; tu rend. 
 Laceration, Las-er-a-Jon, ii. A.z akt ov t^irig; a 
 
 brc(j. [tu tJir. 
 
 Lacekativk, Lds-cr-a-tiv, a. t^ri^j: havig p^or 
 Lacerta, Iju-s<;r-ta, n. [/#.] {Znol.) de lizard. 
 Lachi-^, L:i(j-ez, n. pi. {Laic) ncglijens. 
 Laciirymable, Lak-ri-mn-bl, a. lamcntabl. 
 Lachrymal. Lak-ri-mal, a. ji^neratig terz. 
 Lachrymary, Lak-ri-ma-ri, a. kontanip terz. 
 Lacury.matiox, Lak-ri-ma-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 wtpii). 
 Lack R VII ATOBY, Lak-ri-ma-to-ri, n. a tcscI in 
 
 bwi(j ten qr gadcrd and prcz^rvd in onor ov de 
 
 ded. 
 Laoino, Las-ig, n. a blndiy; dckorajon; — a rop. 
 Lack, Lak, f. t. tu wont: tu ned; tu be wid-st. 
 Lack, Lak, v. i. tu be in wont; tu be wuntig. 
 Lack, Lak, n. wimt; ned; fnlyqr. In India, apljd 
 
 tu muni: az, a lak ov ( or 100,000 ) rvopei. 
 Laok-a-day, l<ak-u-du, inUr. aids! aids dc da! 
 
 Lackbrain, Lik-bran, n. wun ha> wonta wit er 
 
 suns. 
 Lacker, Lik-er, »i. wun h.ij laks;— a vqmij. 
 Lacker, Lak-er, i-. t. tu vqrui/. Se {Lacguer.} 
 I^ackey, Lik-i, H. a servant; u fut-lxr. 
 Lacklustre, L:ik-lus-ier, a. wonlio luster. 
 Laconic, La-kon-ik, i a. iift«r de maner ov 
 
 Laconical, La-k6n-i-kal, i Lakuiuz, or Spqr- 
 
 taiiz: piti; konsjs; Jort: brtf. 
 Laconically, La-kou-i-kal-i, ad. brefli; konsjsli. 
 Laconicism, La-k6n-i-siz-m, n. konsjs atjl; liko- 
 
 niziu. 
 Laconism, Lak-a-nii-m, n. a. koneja atjl; a pili ur 
 
 bref fraz or saij). 
 IjAcyuER, Lak-cr, n. a yclo vqrni/. 
 Lacquer, L.ik-er, r. t. tu vqrnij wid laker. 
 Lactary, Lak-ta-ri, a. milki; ful ov jqs Ijk milk. 
 Lactary, L:ik-ta-ri, ii. a dnri-bis*; u uiilk-h^js. 
 Lactate, Lak-tat, n. {C/wm.) a a«lt kontanig 
 laktik Hsid. [suk. 
 
 Lactation. Lak-ta-Jon, n. de akt or tjm ov givig 
 Lacteal, Lak-te-al, a. milki; konvaig kjl. 
 Lacteal, L;ik-t£-al, u. de vesi-1 dat konvuz kjl. 
 IjACTean, Lak-te-an, a. milki; havig de kulor ov 
 milk. [kil. 
 
 Lacteous, Lak-te-u.s, a. milki; lakteal; konvaig 
 Lactescence, Lak-tes-cu3, n. tondensi tu milk. 
 Lactescent, Lak-t«s-ent, a. prujdqsig milk or a 
 
 bwjt jqs. 
 Lactic, L;ik-tik, a. apljd tu de asid ov sisr milk. 
 Lactiferous, Lak-tif-er-us, a. dat kouvuz er 
 
 bri))7. milk. 
 Lad, Lad, u. a bar; a striplig: a yoit. 
 Ladanum, L:'id-a-num, n. a gum rezin obtand 
 
 from sistus, yqzd bj de Turks az a ])erfqm. 
 Ladder, Li'id-er, ii. a frnm wid steps for kljmig. 
 Lade, Lad, v. t. [i. laded, pg. ladig, ladn or laded:] 
 
 tu lod; tu frat; tu hcv -jst. 
 Laden, I^id-n, p. from Lad and Lod. 
 Lading. Liid-ig, n. frat: wat; burdn. 
 Ladle, La-dl, ii. a Iqrj sjxtjn; u vesel wid a handl. 
 Lady, Lii-di, »i. a wel-bred wuman; a tjtl ov re- 
 
 sp^kt. 
 Lady-bird, La-di-berd,| n. de namz ov a amoL 
 Lady-cow, La-di-k^, >■ red insekt dat fcdz 
 Lady-kly, Lti-di-flj, ) \i]K)n iilant-lis. 
 Lady-day, Lu-di-da, n. de 2Jt) ov ilqrq; de anun- 
 Jiajon-da uv de verjin Mnri. [egant. 
 
 Lady-like, Lii-di-ljk, a. bckiimig a ladi; soft; el- 
 Ladysuip, Lu-di-Jip, n. de tjtl ov a ladi. 
 Lady's-slipper, La-dic-alip-or, n. a plant and 
 
 flTSer; sipripedium. 
 Ladys-SMock, Lri-diz-smok, n. a plant; kqrdamjn. 
 Lady's-traces, Lu-diz-tras-ez, n. a plant and 
 
 fl'ser: nrojia. 
 Lao, Lag.J a. kumig behjnd; slugij; slu; tqrdi. 
 Lao, Lag.J ii. dc loest klas; de rump; fag-end. 
 Lag, Lag,^ v. i. tu lortcr: tu sta behjnd: tu liggcr. 
 Laggard, Lag-anL^ a. bakwanl; slugij; slo. 
 Lagukr, l.;'i;;-iT,J ii. wun hiD lagz; a lertercr. 
 Lagoon, La-gidn. «. a Iqrj jwnd or lak; a mqrj. 
 Laic, Lti-ik, } a. belogig tu de laiti or pepi: 
 
 Laical. Lii-ik-al, \ la. 
 
 Laic, Lsi-ik, n. a lamiin; — op<bzd tu klfrjvnan. 
 Laid, Lad, >. and p. from La. 
 Lain, Lan, p. from /.;'. 
 
 Lair, Li^r, n. de kfsq ov a bor or udcr wjld beat. 
 Laird, L:\rd, n. de lord ov a manor in Skoiland. 
 Laity, Lii-i-ti, n. de pcpl,distigkt fn>m dc klerji. 
 Lake, Lak, n. a Iqrj ckst^nt ov inland woter;— a 
 Laky, Lii-ki, a. bel6gig tu a lak. [kulor. 
 
 Lama, I^-ma, n. de snvoren i>t)ntif ov dr Tqrtarx, 
 niid de bed or dc RtKlhist or Xoman relijun io 
 Titiot:— a kw6drxt)|>od. 
 Lamb, Lam, n. dt vug ov a Jep. 
 Lamb, I^m, f. /. tu yen: tu brig fort lams.
 
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 Lambative, Lara-ba-tiv, a. takn bj likii); likii]. 
 Lambatiye, Lam-ba-tiv, n. a medisin takn bi 
 
 likii). 
 Lambdoidal, Lam-dtfd-al, a. havii) de ferm ov 
 
 ds (irtk leter A. Ritn elso {Lamdotdal.) 
 Lambent, Lam-bent, a. plairj ab-st; gljdiij Ijtli 
 
 over. 
 Lambkin, Lam-kin, n. a litl lam. 
 Lamblike, Lam-ljk, a. Ijk a lam; inC)sent. 
 Lamb"s-wool, Lamz-wul, n. ds wul ov a lam; — 
 
 a beveraj ov al and rosted aplz. 
 Lame, Lam, a. kripld; disabld; imperfekt. 
 Lame, Lam, v. t. lu mak lam; tia kripl. 
 Lamella, La-mel-a, n. [Z/.] a tin plat; a skal. 
 Lamellar, Lam-el-ar, a. kompozd ov tin skalz 
 
 er flaks. [er plats. 
 
 Lamellated, Lam-el-at-ed, a. kuverd wid filmz 
 Lamely, Lam-li, ad. in a lam maner; imperfektli. 
 Lameness, Lam-nes, n. de stat ov beig lam; 
 
 weknes. 
 Lament, La-ment, v. i. tia morn; tia wal; txa grsv. 
 Lament, La-ment, v. t. tu bewal; tia morn; tia 
 
 bsmon. [soro. 
 
 Lament, La-ment, n. lamentajon; eksprejon ov 
 Lamentable, Lam-en-ta-bl, a. tia be lamented; 
 
 mornful. [full. 
 
 Lamentably, Lam-en-ta-bli, ad. vrid soro; morn- 
 Lamentation, Lam-en-ta-Jon, n. an eksprejon ov 
 
 soro. [ments. 
 
 Lamenter, La-ment-er, n. wun hO) mornz or la- 
 Lamentine. Lam-en-tjn, n. a fij keld ds se-k's. 
 Lamia, La-mi-a, n. [i.] a kjnd ov demon amiiij 
 
 dg anjents; a hag; a wiq. 
 Lamina, J^am-i-na, n. [i.] pi. Lam-i-ne; a tin 
 
 plat; wun kot or laer lad over aniider. 
 Laminar, Lam-i-nar, j a. plated; konsistip ov 
 Laminary, Lam-i-na-ri, i plats er laerz; lami- 
 nated, [plated. 
 Laminated, Lam-i-nat-ed, a. konsistig ov plats; 
 Lammas, Lam-as, n. de ferst da ov Ggust. 
 Lamp, Lamp, n. a Ijt mad wid erl and a wik. 
 Lampass, Lam-pas, n. d lump ov flej in a hersez 
 
 m-sfc. [ig piq- 
 
 Lampblack, Lamp-blak, ji. a fin siat from burn- 
 Lampoon, Lam-p<6n, n. a personal satjr; ridiki},l; 
 
 abi^s. ' _ [satjr. 
 
 Lampoon, Lam-pc&n, v. t. tia ab^z wid personal 
 Lampooner, Lam-pton-er, n. wun hcD lampc&nz. 
 Lamprey, Lam-pri, «. a fiJ Ijk de el. 
 Lance, Lans, n. a log sper; a wepn ov wer. 
 Lance, Lans, v. t. tia pers; tu kut; tu opn wid a 
 
 lanset, az a surjon; — tu tro. 
 Lanceolate, Lan-se-o-lat, a. Japt Ijk a lans. 
 Lancepesade, Lans-pe-sad, n. de ofiser under de 
 
 korporal. 
 Lancer, Ldns-er, n. wun hcD yt^zez or kariz a lans. 
 Lancet, Lan-set, n. a smel pernted instroiment. 
 Lanch, Lane, v. t. tu dqrt; tia tro. Se {Launch.) 
 Lancinate, Lan-si-nat, v. t. tu tj^r: tu rend; tu 
 
 laserat. _ [laserajon. 
 
 Lancination, Lan-si-na-Jon, n. de akt ov tq,rig; 
 Land, Land, n. a kuntri; a rejon; ert; gi"8nd. 
 Land, Land, v. t. tia set on Jor; tu disembqrk. 
 Land, Land, v. i. tu kum or go on Jor. 
 Landamman, Lan-dam-an,* n. de prezident er qef 
 
 ofiser ov de Swis repiiblik. 
 Landau, Lan-de, n. a koq hwiq opnz and kloz- 
 
 ez at de top. 
 Landaulet, Lan-do-let, n.a for-hweldkarij. 
 Landed, L;\nd-ed, a. konsistig ov, or havig land. 
 Landfall, Land-fol, n. a suden translajon ov real 
 
 estat. 
 Land-flood, Land-flud, n. an inundajon. 
 Landforces, Land-for-sez, n. pi. troops dat serv 
 
 on land. fminyon. 
 
 Landgrave, Land-grav, w. a Jerman tjtl ov do- 
 
 Landgraviate, Land-gra-vi-at, n. de teritori 
 
 ov a landgrav. 
 
 Landgravine, Land-gra-ven, n. de wif ov a 
 
 landgrav. [landz. 
 
 Landholder, Land-hold-er, n. wun ho holdz 
 
 Landing, Land-ig, n. de akt ov goig on Jor; a 
 
 plas tu land at; de top ov st^rz. 
 Landjobber, Land-job-er, n. wun ho bjz andsel/, 
 land. [hostcs. 
 
 Landlady, Land-la-di, n. a mistres ov an in; a 
 Landless, Land-les, a. destiti\,t ov land. 
 Landlocked, Land-lokt, a. enkl6zd widland. 
 Landloper, Land-lop-er, 71. a landman, yqzd in 
 kontemt. [host. 
 
 Landlord, Land-lord n. de master ov an in; a 
 Landman, Land-man, n. wun hoo livz er servz on 
 
 land. 
 Landmark, Land-mqrk, n. a mqrk ov b-sndariz. 
 Landoffice, Land-ot'-is, n. an ofis fer de sal ov 
 land. [kuntri. 
 
 Landscape, Land-skap, n. de vqerprospekt ov a 
 Landslide, Land-sljd, ) ». a porjon ov a hil er 
 Landslip, Land-slip, S m-snten dat slips er 
 
 sljdz d^n. 
 Landsman, Landz-man, «. samaz landman. 
 Landtax, Land-taks, n. a taks lad upon land and 
 
 hiszez. 
 Landwaiter, Land-wat-er, n. a kustom-h-ss ofi- 
 ser hot) Wats for, and woqez de landig ov gudz. 
 Landward, Land-ward, ad. toardz de land. 
 Lane, Lan, n. a naro stret; an ali; a pasaj. 
 Langrage, Lag-graj, n. a sort ov qan-Jot; lag- 
 
 grel. 
 Langrel, Lag-grel, ) n. a kjnd ov qan-Jot 
 
 Langrelshot, Lag-grel-Jot, i fermd ov pesez 
 
 ov jurn tjd tugeder. 
 Language, Lag-gwaj, n. ht^man speq: de speq 
 ov wun najon; tug; djalekt; stjl; maner ov eks- 
 preCJ^ naJon distiggwijt bj laggwaj. 
 Languid, Lag-gwid, a. fant; wek: febl. 
 Languidly, Lag-gwid-li, ad. wekli; febli. 
 Languidness, Lag-gwid-nes, n weknes; feblnes. 
 Languish, Lag-gwij", i'. i. tu gro febl. 
 Languisher, Lag-gwiJ-er, n.. wun hoapjnz er lag- 
 
 gwijez. 
 Languishment, Lag-gwiJ-ment, n. a stat ov 
 
 pjnig; softnes. 
 Languor, Lag-gwor, n. fantnes; weknes. 
 Laniate, Lan-i-at,* v. t. tu t^r in pesez; tu las- 
 erat. 
 Lanifice, Lan-i-fis, n.* a wulen manyT^faktyq^r. 
 Lanigerous, La-nij-er-us, a. bqrig wul, az Jep. 
 Lank, Lagk, a. lODs; laks; not fat; slender; fant. 
 Lank, Lank, v. i. tu bekiim lagk; tu fel awa. 
 Lankly, Lagk-li, ad. Ictisli; tinli: fantli. 
 Lankness, Lagk-nes, n. wont ov plumpnes. 
 Lanky, Lagk-i,t a. lagk; tinandtel. 
 Lanner, Lan-er, n. a spejez ov hek. 
 Lanneret, Lan-er-et, n. a litl hok. 
 Lansquenet, Lan-sken-et, n. \_Fr.'\ a komon fut 
 
 soljer; — a gam at kqrdz. 
 Lantern, Lan-tern, n. a kasfer a kandl er lamp. 
 Lantern, Lan-tern, a. tin; hagard. 
 Lanuginous, La-nq-jin-us,* a. d'sni; kuverd wid 
 h^r. [kerdz. 
 
 Lanyards, Lan-yardz, n. smel ropz. or pesez ov 
 Lap, Lap, n. dat pqrtov a person hwig, hwen sitig, 
 ekstendz from de wast tu de nez. [up. 
 
 Lap, Lap, v. t. tu rap ar'snd; tu involv; — tu lik 
 Lap, Lap, v. i. tu be spred overeni tig; tu lik up. 
 Lap-dog, Lap-dog, n. a litl dog fondld bj ladiz. 
 Lapel, La-pel, n. a lapig pqrt ov a kot; fasig. 
 Lapful, Lap-f ul, n. az mug az ds lap kan kon- 
 
 tan. 
 Lapidary, Lap-i-da-ri, n. wun hoo kuts and poU 
 ijez jcmz and stonz; a deler in jemz.
 
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 > 
 
 Lapidart, L4p-i-<la-ri, a. inonyq,m6ntal; inkflrjlMl 
 
 (in st<jn. [sUinii). 
 
 Lapidatk, FiAp-i-dnt, v. t. tu ston; lu kil h\ 
 Lapidlous, La-pid-e-u8, a. OT de natyi^r ov staii; 
 
 8torii. [krpjon. 
 
 Lapidescence, Lap-i-ddd-ens, «. a Htoiii kon- 
 Lapii>ij*cent, Lap-i-d69-ont, a. groig or turnig 
 
 tu stun. 
 Lapiuikic, Lap-i-dif-ik, a. fennig ston*. 
 Lapiuikication, La-pid-i-fi-kti-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 i,v f.irinij) [ituiiz. [8t<jn. 
 
 Lapidify, Ija-pid-i-fj, v. t. and i. tu turn inlu 
 Lapiiiibt, Ijap-i-di:it, n. a dcler in stunz er 
 
 joiuz: <i lapidari. 
 Lapih, 1.11-1)1.1. II. [£■.] a ston. 
 Lapis lazuli, Lii-pi.s hu-yii-lj, ». [Z.] de ai\\T 
 
 stun, from hwicj ultra niart-n ir. jirepi'ird. 
 Lappkr, L;ip-er, >i. wun Iud nips up; wunhio laps. 
 Lappet, Lap-ot, n. a p^rt ov a dres flat hagz liDs. 
 Lapse, Laps, n. fla; tol; gljd: peti eror; misttik. 
 Lapse, Laps, v. i. tu gljd; tu slip; tu ful from 
 Lapsed, Lapst, /). a. foln. [qt. 
 
 Lapsto.ne, I.ap-sttan, n. a st»an yn,«d bj a koblcr 
 
 or jiDinfikor. ^de tujj. 
 
 Lapsls li.ngu^, Lap-sus lif)-gwe, [/-.] a slip ov 
 Lapwing, L:ip-wij), n. u nfrzi bonl wid lop wigz. 
 Lau, l^ir, H. [/y. I i>L Ln-rez; a hiishuld go<l. 
 Larboard, Ijt'ir-bunl, n. de left-hand spl ov a Jip 
 
 tu <i [MTSon on Ji])bortl lukig tuartlzde bed;— 
 
 opiL/.d tu i>ti[rhora. 
 Larcexy, L<ir-.«c-ni, n. teft; pcti tefl; robcri. 
 Larch, l/^nj, n. a drsidyqus trr ov de f^r kjnd. 
 Lard, lA\ri\, n. de fat ov swin nioltt-d; bakn. 
 Lard, I/inl, v. t. tu stuf wid bakn; tu fatn. 
 Larder, I>'ird-er, n. a ncin hwi^r met iz kejit or 
 
 s.lt.'.l. [Iqrder. 
 
 Larderkr, I/ird-cr-cr, n. wun hiij haz qfirj ov de 
 Large, liqrj. a. big; grat; wjd; liberal; abundant; 
 
 ])l(>ntiful; koinprrhensiv; kapajas. 4^k 
 Largely, L<^rj-li, ad. w{dli; ampli; libcrftu; 
 •'Largeness, L^rj-nes, n. bignes; liberaliti; grat- 
 
 ni'-'. 
 Largess, Ix\r-jcs, n. a prezcnt; a gift; a b'snti. 
 -JLiAROO, I/'ir-go, n. [It.] a mrizikal torm, dEn6ti)j 
 
 Q slu) mcDvmont. 
 Lariat, Lar-i-at, n. a niDzd kord or rup, yt^zd for 
 
 kM<;ii) wjld horscz wcstov de Misisipi; a laso. 
 liARK, l^irk, 71. Q smol siflig bord. 
 Larker, I><irk-cr, n. a ka<}crov Iqrks. 
 Lark spcr, L<:irk-spur, n. a plant, and bi),tiful 
 
 finer. [danjer. 
 
 Larum, Lar-um, or L<^-rum, n. nl(\mi; nffz nutig 
 Larva, I/^r-va, n. [L.J pi. L<\r-ve: an instkt in 
 
 its grub or katcrpilar stat, bwcn de jwrts tu be 
 
 unfalde<l qr konseld under de skin; de sckond 
 
 Stat ov de insekt. 
 Larvated, Ixir-vat-ed, a. klozdin a mask; maskt. 
 Laryngeal. La-rin-JE-al, j a. rclatig tu de lar- 
 Laryncjean, La-rin-je-an, i igks. 
 Laringopiioxy, I^r-in-g«')f-o-ni, n. desTtndov 
 
 dr vers ai h^'rd h\ apljifl de stdtuskup over de 
 
 lariflks. 
 Larysootomy, I*ar-io-g6t-o-mi, n. de akt ov 
 
 kutip de larigk.s. 
 Larynx, Lar-igks, or Ld-rigks, n. de uper pqrt 
 
 ov dr tnikea or windpjp. 
 Lascar, I>as-kt^r, or Lod-kar, n. a natir seman 
 
 ov Inilia. [soft. 
 
 Lascivious, lA-siv-i-us, a. Ii^d; lustful; wonton; 
 Lasciviously, I>a-8lr-i-u8-li, ad. Iqdli; wontonli; 
 
 \iXi»\\. [hidnos. 
 
 Lasciviousness, Ij»-.«iv-i-u»-ne,«, n. wontonncs: 
 Laser. L<i-ser, n. a gum rexin obtand from de 
 
 H'lrt iiv Afrika, gratli estemd bJ At nnjents. 
 Lash, l.a/, n. a strok: tofj ov a hwip; sqrkazm. 
 Lash. \mI, v. t. tu strjk: tu skurj: tu satcqt. 
 
 Lash, IjVlI, v. i. tu plj At hwip; tu stqk. 
 1<ASUER, l>aj-cr, n. wun hiD bwqdor UJex. 
 Laskets, Los-kutii, n.id. amul 1{dz or ImiM in tak> 
 
 Ho- 
 Lass, Las, a. a g^rl; a Ihad; a yug wumto. 
 Lassie, \Jk*-'\, n. {.Scotch) a las; a g?rl. 
 Lassitude, Ijds-i-tqd, n. werines; fateg: laggwor. 
 Las.slor.i(, Ixis-lorn, a. forsakn bj a inistru«. 
 Last, Last, a. mu'erl. laUaV. b{ndcrmust; loMt; 
 
 mencst. 
 I>AST, Ixist, ad. Ac last tim; in konkli^un. 
 Last, Last, t>. i, tu codi^r; tu kontinyi^; tu re- 
 
 man. 
 Last, Last, v. t. tu form on h\ a last. 
 Last, Last, n. a mold tu form Joiz on;— a lod. 
 Lastaoe, Lust-aj, n. kustom or dqti pad for frat> 
 
 oj. 
 Lasting, lidst-ig, n. a wulon stuf, yqjt^ali blak. 
 Lasting, Ixist-ig, pp. a. kontinyi^ig; di^rabl; pcr- 
 
 p<'tyiial. 
 Lastingly, Ldst-ig-li, ad. perpetytiali; di^^rabli. 
 Lastinoness, Lust-ig-nes, n. di^rablucs; kontin- 
 
 yipms. 
 Lastly, I>ist-li, ad. in de last plas; at last; fjnali. 
 Latch, La(j, n. a ka<; or fasnig for a dor. 
 Latch, Laq, r. (. tu ka*;; tu fasn; tu klQZ. 
 Latches, Laq-cz, n. pi. smol linz or leaps mad b} 
 
 sinol rups. 
 Latch et, Ldq-et, n. de strig dat fasnz a JO). 
 Late, l^at, a. [k<>m/>. later ur later, siiperl. latest 
 
 or last:] not erli; slo; tardi; fqr in de da or njt; — 
 
 resent; — dcsest: az, de lat Dr. J. 
 Late, I>at, ad. latli; fqr in de da er njt. 
 Late, Lat,* v. t. tu sek; tu serq. [saL 
 
 Lateen-sail, La-ten-sal, h. a s.jrt ov trjagg^lor 
 Lately. I^t-li, ad. not log agu; resentli. 
 Latency, La-ten-si, h. de stat ov beig hidn; ob- 
 
 skqriti. [^IQ- 
 
 Lateness, Lat-nes, n. de stat ov beig lat; resent 
 Latent, W-tcnt, a. hidn; konseld: sekret; okiilt. 
 Lateral. Lat-er-al, a. ov or bclogig tu de s|d. 
 Laterally, I.^it-cr-al-i, ad. bj de sjd; sjdwjz. 
 Lateran, Lat-e-ran, n. de pO|)S ]ialas at lium. 
 Latex, I^-teks. n. [L.] vjtal flqid ov vejetablz. 
 Lath, Ixit, n.,pl. Laaz;asmol,tin, log pesov wud. 
 Lath, Lit, c. t. tu fit up wid ladz. 
 Lathe, Lad, n. de majen ov a turner. 
 Lather, I^ad-er, v. i. tu forma fom. 
 Lather. L;id-er, r. t. tu kuver wid fom ov eo^ 
 Lather, Lad-cr, n. fom mad ov .«op and weter. 
 (iATHY, Ldt-i, a. tin er log Ijk a lat. 
 Lati.v, I^t-in, a. relatig tu de Latin; Roman. 
 Latin. I.,at-in, n. de Liitin or Iloman laggwaj. 
 Latinism, L.-it-in-iz m,n. an idiom ov de I.,alintag. 
 liATiNiST, Lat-in-ist, n. wun skild in Latin. 
 Latinity, La-tin-i-ti, n. de stjl ov de Latin lag- 
 
 gwnj. [fraze*. 
 
 Latinize, Lat-in-jz, v. i. tu y~qz Latin wurdz er 
 Latinize, Lat-in-jz, v. t. tu translut intu, or mak 
 
 Latin. 
 Latish, Lfit-i/, a. sumhwot lat. 
 Latitancy, Lit-i-tan-si, ii. de stat ov Ijig hid. 
 Latitaxt, Lit-i-tant, a. dclitcsent; konseld; Ijig 
 
 bid. 
 Latitat, L&t-i-tat, n. [L.] a rit ov snmoni. 
 Latitation, Lat-i-ta-Jon,* ii. de stat ov Ijig kon- 
 
 srld. 
 Latitude. I^t-i-tqd, n. brctlt: widt; spas; eks- 
 
 tdnt; — distans nort or s^st from At rkwator. 
 Latitudinal, Ijit-i-tti-di-nal, a. relatig tu lat- 
 
 itqd. [konf jnd; fre. 
 
 Fmtitudinarian, I^it-i-tq-di-na-ri-an, a. not 
 Latitudinarian, Lal-i-ln-di-na-ri-an, »». wun 
 
 not rijidli lirtodi'ks. 
 Latitudinari ANisM, I>at-i-tti-di-n4-ri-an-i«-ov ». 
 
 frcdom i>v upinvun.
 
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 Latrant, La-trant,* a. bqrkig. 
 
 Lateia, La-tri-a, n. [L.] Ae hjest kjnd ov wurjip. 
 
 Latten, Lat-en, n. jurn plat kuverd wid tin; an 
 
 a.\&. 
 Latter, Lat-er, a. modern; rssent; last ov de t<D; 
 
 menjond last ov too; — opdizd tvi furmer. 
 Latterly, Lat-er-li, ad. ov lat; resentli. 
 Lattice, Lat-is, n. a windo ov grat-wurk. 
 Lattice, Lat-is, v. t. tia furnij wid latis. 
 Laud, Led, v. t. tu praz; tia ekstol; tu selsbrat. 
 Laud, Lad, n. praz; onor pad. 
 Laudable, L6d-a-bl, a. prazwurdi; komendabl. 
 Laudableness, Led-a-bl-nes, n. prazwurdines. 
 Laudably, Led-a-bli, ad. in a manor dezervip 
 
 praz. 
 Laudanum, Led-a-num, er L6d-a-num, n. a 
 
 preparajon or ti^ktyr^r mad from opium. 
 Laudative, Led-a-tiv,* «. a pansjirik; praz. 
 Laudatory, Led-a-to-ri, a. kontanig er bEstoii) 
 
 praz. 
 Laudatory, Led-a-to-ri, n. dat hwig bestoz praz. 
 Lauder, Led-er, n. a prazer; a komender. 
 Laugh, Lqf, v. i. tia mak dat nerz hwiq suden 
 
 meriment eksjts; tia aper ga. 
 Laugh, Lqf, v. t. tia dErjd: tu. ridikq,!. 
 Laugh, Lqf, n. a konvuljon kezd bj meriment; 
 
 eksprejon ov meriment; lqf ter. 
 Laughable, Lqf-a-bl, a. eksjtii) Iqfter. 
 Laugher, Lqf-er, n. wun lict) Iqfs. 
 Laughingly, Lqf-iij-li, ad. in a meri wa. 
 Laughing-stock, Lqf-ig-stok, n. an objekt ov 
 
 ridik\]^l; u but. 
 Laughter, Lqf-ter, n. konvdlsiv meriment. 
 Launch, Lqnq, v. i. tia rov at Iqrj; tia dqrt. 
 Launch, Lqnq, v. t. tia piaj tia se; tu dqrt. 
 Launch, Lquq, n. de akt ov Iqnqii); a bot. 
 Launder, Lqn-der,* n. a. person dat wojez. 
 Launder, Lqn-der,* v. t. tia woj; tia wet. 
 Launderer, Lqn-der-er, n. wun hoo Iqnderz. 
 Laundress, Lqn-dres, n. a wojerwiaman. 
 Laundry, Lqn-dri, n. wojiij; a wojiij-rinm. 
 Laureate, Le-rg-at, v. t. tu krisn wid lorel. 
 Laureate, Le-rE-at, a. dekt er invested wid lerel. 
 Laureate, L6-rE-at, n. wan dekt wid lerel; — a 
 . puet-lereat, &.z poet ov ds kig ov Igglandz h'ss- 
 hold. [dEgrez. 
 
 Laureation, Le-rE-a-Jon,* n. &z akt ov konferii) 
 Laurel, L6-rel, 6r L6r-el, n. an evergrEn trs or 
 
 Jrub: dE ba-trs. 
 Laurelled, Le-rekl, a. krsnd wid lerel. 
 Laurustine, Le-rus-tin, n. an evergrsn Jrub. 
 Laus Deo, Lez De-o, [X.] praz bs tia God. 
 Lava, La-va, or Lq-va, j». \_It.'\ likwid mater 
 
 disqqrjd bj volkanoz. 
 Lavatiox, La-va-JoD, n. &z akt ov wojii). 
 Lavatory, Lav-a-to-ri, n. a woj; a bartiij-plas. 
 Lave, Lav, v. i. tu woj wuuz self; tu bad. 
 Lave, Lav, v. t. tu woj; tu bad; tu lad; tu bal ist. 
 Lavender, Lav-en-der, n. a swet-sented plant. 
 Layer, La-ver, n. a wojirj-vesel. 
 Lavish, Lav-iJ, a. prodigal; wastful; profits: wjld. 
 Lavish, Lav-iJ, v. t. tu skater profixsli; tu wast. 
 Lavishee, Lav-iJ-er, n. a prodigal; a profqs man. 
 Lavishly, Ijav-iJ-li, ad. profqsli; prodigali. 
 Lavishment, Lavisuness, Lav-iJ-ment,* Lav-iJ- 
 
 nes, n. prodigaliti. 
 Law, Le, n. rail ov akjon; a dskrE, Edikt, statyi]_t, 
 
 er kustom, publikli cst;\blijt. 
 Lawbreaker, Lu-brnk-er, ti. wun boo vjolats a le. 
 Lawful, Le-f ul, a. agrEabl tta le; legal; rjt. 
 Lawfully, Lo-ful-i, ad. lEgali; akerdiij tu le. 
 Lawfulness. L6-ful-ncs, n. Isgaliti; al-sans ov le. 
 Lawgiver, Le-giv-cr, n. alejislator;wunha)maks 
 
 loz. 
 Lawgiving, Ld-giv-ig, a. enaktiij lez; lejislativ. 
 Law^less, L)-les, a. not rsstrand bj le; iltgal. 
 
 Lawlessly, Le-les-li, ad. in a maner kontrari 
 
 tu le. [ens. 
 
 Lawlessness, Lo-les-nes, n. disorder; disobedi- 
 Lawmaker, L6-mak-er, ji. wun hcD maks lez. 
 Lawn, Len, n. an opn spas bEtwsn wudz; — a 
 
 plan; — a sort ov fin linen. 
 Lawn, Len, a. mad ov len; rezemblii) len. 
 Lawny, Len-i, a. havii) lenz; rszemblig len. 
 Lawsuit, Le-sn,t, n. a lEgal proses; a litigajon. 
 Lawyer, Le-yer, ti. wun verst in le; an atdi-ui. 
 Lax, Laks, a. lODs; vag; not egzakt; not strikt. 
 Lax, Laks, n. a Icosnes; a djarEa. 
 Laxation, Laks-a-Jon, n. de akt ovl(i)snig;li»snes. 
 Laxative, Laks-a-tiv, a. rEkvig kostivnes; pur- 
 
 gativ. 
 Laxative, Laks-a-tiv, n. a medisin dat rslaksez. 
 Laxativeness, Laks-a-tiv-ues, n. puer ov ezig 
 
 kostivnes. 
 Laxity, Laks-i-ti, n. de stat ov bsig laks; Icosnes. 
 Laxly, Laks-li, ad, loosli; widyt egzaktnes. 
 Laxness, Laks-nes, n. laksiti; IcDsnes; not ten Jon. 
 Lay, La, i. from If. 
 Lay, La, v. t. [t. lad, j)S. laig, lad;] tu plas; tu 
 
 put; tu kqm; tu wajer; — tu prodq,s egz. 
 Lay, La, v. i. tu brig fort egz. 
 Lay, La, ji. a sog; a poem;— a laer; a wajer. 
 Lay, La, a. relatig tu ds laiti; not klerikal. 
 Layer, La-er. ». wun dat laz; a stratum; a bed; 
 
 a twig put under gruud far propagajon. 
 Layman, La-man, n. wun ov cIe laiti; a laik; — an 
 Laystall, La-stol, ». a hEp ov dug. [imaj. 
 
 Lazar, La-zar, n. wun infekted wid dizEz; a leper 
 Lazaret, Laz-a-ret, n. [/)'.] 1 , ., , 
 
 Lazaretto, Laz-a-ret-o, n. [It.] \ ° '"'spitai. 
 Lazar-house, La-zar-h-gs, n. a hospital; a laza- 
 
 reto. 
 Lazily, La-zi-li, ad. jdli; slugijli; hevili. 
 Laziness, La-zi-nes, n. jdlnes; slotfulnes. 
 Lazuiji Laz-yi|-li, n. At agqr st<Dn. Se {Lapis 
 
 lazvli.y 
 Lazy, La-zi, a. jdl; slugij; slotful; slo; tedyus. 
 Lazzaroni, Laz-a-r(f)-ni, )». [If.] hissles er unjel- 
 
 terd begarz. 
 Lea, Le. ji. a plan; a medo; a pastyi|r. Sumtjmz 
 
 ritn olso, {Lay, Lee, and Ley.} 
 Leach, Leq, v. t. tu pas weter trcD ajez; tu per- 
 
 kolat. Ritn elso {Leech and Letch.) 
 Leach, Lec, ) „ „ „ , ^ r 
 
 Leach-tub, Ltq-tub, ( »• '^ ^^'^'^^ ^''' ^J«^- 
 Lead, Led, ?i. a hovl metal; a plumet. 
 Lead, Led, r. t. tu fit wid led in eni maner. 
 Lead, Lsd, r. t. \i. led, ;)«. Isdig, led;] tu gjd bj 
 
 ds hand; tu kondilkt; tu Jo; tu dre; tu entjs: 
 
 tu alqr; tu pas. 
 Lead, Lsd, v. i. tu go ferst and Jo ds wa. 
 Lead, Led, n. gidans; direkjon; ferst plas. 
 Leaden, Led-n, a. mad ov led; hevi; dul. 
 Leader, Led-er, n. wun hco kdz; konduktor; kap- 
 
 ten; a komdnder; de prinsipal hwel in majeneri: 
 
 de formost hors in a tem. 
 Leading, Lsd-ig, /)/>. and a. prinsipal; qEf. 
 Leading, Lt'd-ig, n. gidans; kondukt. 
 Leady. Led-i, a. ov de natyi^r er kulor ov led. 
 Leaf, LEf, «., pi. Levz, As greu, dEsidyi^us pqrtov 
 trEz and plants; a petal; eni tig foliated; a p<4rt 
 
 ov a buk, dor, tabl, &s. 
 Leaf, Lef, i\ i. tu brig Ievz; tu b^r Ievz. 
 Leaf-bridge, Lsf-brij, n. a kjnd ov drebrij. 
 Leaf- BUD, Lef-bud, n. an organ ov a plant, kon- 
 
 sistig ov Ievz in a ntjdimentari stat. 
 Leafed, LEft, a. havig Ievz: lEvd. 
 Leafless, Lef-les, a. destiti^t er bj^r ov Ievz. 
 Leaflet, Lef-let, n. a divijon ov a lEf; a smel lef. 
 Leafy, Lef-i, a. ful ov levz; havig levz. 
 League, LEg, ji. a konfedcrasi: an alians; a yr^n- 
 yon;— a mc^i^r ov ire mjlz.
 
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 LEO 
 
 Lkaodk, Lrg, V. t. tu jJ{,D\t; tu konfederat. 
 Lkaouka, iSg-or, n. wun yunjtod in u konfeder- 
 
 a^i. 
 Lkak, Lrk, «. a hoi hwi<j lets wotcr in or nt. 
 Lkak, Lek, V. ». tu let wotcr in or nt. 
 I.EAK, Lck, r. t. tu let ■Bt, az woter. 
 I.tAKAUK, Lek-aj, n. al-Bann mad for Itkij). 
 liKAKY, Lek-i, a. letio w.itcr in or -Bt; iukwnjua. 
 Lkan, Ltn, t'. ». tu inklin; tu bend; tu WHVor. 
 Lkan, Ltn, a. not fat; wontig I'lcJ; tin; barcn. 
 Lean, Lrn, n. dt j»qrt ov llej distijjkt from fat. 
 Lkanlt, lien-li, ad. mrgerli; widnt piumpnes. 
 Leanness, Len-nes,n. wontov flej; tinncs; poverti. 
 Leaf, Ltp, v. ». tu jump; tu bund; tu sprijj; tu 
 
 KU\rt. 
 Leaf, Lrp, v. t. tu pas over er intu; ta kompres. 
 Leap, \,t\>, n. a b«nd;a jump; a !<uden tranaijon. 
 Leaped, Lcpt, or Lopt, p. frum Lrp. 
 Lbaper, Lep-er, n. wun bott leps or bundz. 
 Leap-froo, Lep-frog, n. a pla ov ^ildron. 
 Leapyear, Lep-yrr, n. evcri fort yrr hwiq has 
 
 AM dnz, Febra<ari havij) 29;— bisck^ttil. 
 LxARN, Lv'rn, t. t. [i. lernd or lernt, p». lemio, 
 
 lernd, «r U-rnt;] tu gan nolej or skil in; tu kopi. 
 Learn, Lorn, v. i. tu gan or akwjr nolcj. 
 Learned, L«>rn-ed, a. havij) KmiB; noifl; ^ryq- 
 
 djt; litfrari. 
 Learnedly, I^;m-ed-li, ad. wid nolej; wid skil. 
 Learnedness, L^-m-ed-nes, n. de stat ov beij) 
 
 Iprned. 
 Learner, L^m-er, n. wun hm lemz; a pi^pil. 
 Learning, I^/rn-io, »•• litcratiir; eryndijon; skil 
 
 in lit<Tatiir, laoRwajcz, or sjensez. 
 Leasable, Les-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig lest. 
 Lease, Lr^, n. a koutrakt for a temporari pose/oD 
 
 ov h^ici or lundz; a tonynr. 
 Lease, Les, t>. t. tu let bi le^; tu let. 
 Lease, Lez, o. t. tu glen; tu gader hwot hqrvcst- 
 
 men lev. ^•^ 
 
 Leasehold, Lis-hold, n. a. tcnyi^r held bj les. 
 Leaser. Ltz-er, ii. a gkner. 
 Leash, LrJ, n. a. ledorton bj hwiqa foknerholdz 
 
 biz bok, or a hunt.^man biz dog; a band for tiig 
 
 eni tijj; tr£ ti{)z bold tugeder bj a Ir/, az tre 
 
 grab's iidz, tre fokscz, ki,; a bras and a hqf. 
 Leash, LrJ, v. t. tu bjnd; tu hold in a strig. 
 Leasing, L£z-in,* n. Ijz; fol«hud. 
 Least, Le.*!, a. mipirJ. ov Litl; smolest. 
 Least, Lest, ad. in At smolest er loest degr^. 
 Leat, Let,* n. an qrtifijal trenq for woter. 
 Leather, L<id-er, n. drcst hjdz ov animalz. 
 Leather, L^d-er,* r. t. tu bet; tu laj. 
 Leather-coat, Led-cr-kot, n. an apl wid a tuf 
 
 rjnd. [drcsez ledcr. 
 
 Leatherdresser, I/^d-er-drcs-cr, n. wun ha> 
 Leathern, L^d-cm, a. mad ov leder. 
 Leatuer-sellee, Ij«d-er-8el-cr, n. wun hcD deli 
 
 in Icdcr. 
 Leathery, I^d-cr-i, a. rez^mblig ledcr; tuf. 
 Leave, Lev, n. permijon; Ijscns; f^rw61. 
 Leave, Lrv, c t. [i. left, ye. Itvip, left;] tu kwit; 
 
 tu foriiiik; tu drzvrt; tu bekwe'd; tu abandon; 
 
 tu rrlnjkwij; tu giv up; tu dej^rt from; tu hav 
 
 remanig at det. 
 Leave. I^v, r. «'. tu m: ta driist. 
 Leaved, Levd, a. havig, or fumijt wid, levi; mad 
 
 wid Irvz or foldz. 
 Leaven, I^^t-d, n. a ferm»^nti\) mikstyiir. 
 Leaven. 1/^v-n, r. t. tu form»'nt; tu imbq. 
 Leavenous, Ii<?v-n-u«, a. kontanig levn. 
 Leaves, I^vz, n. piqral ov Lrj. 
 Leavings. L^v-igi, n. pi. remnant*; reliks:rcf(i!i. 
 Lecher. l-e<;-er, n. q li^d person; a fumikator. 
 Lkchkr. L<vj-cr, r. i. tu praktiii Iqdncs. 
 Lecherous, L^-cr-u«, a. pruvokig lust; Iqd; 
 
 lusU'ul. 
 
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 Lecheroubly, L<-, . /. Iqdli; lustf uli. 
 
 LECiiERoLhNt-ss, I ■, (1. Iqdne^. 
 
 Lechery, l<o<j-er-i. _: lu.it. 
 Lection, I^-k-Jon, «. u rcUiy, varjrti; a in kopit. 
 Lectionary, L^k-/ou-fl-ri, n. At Human s^rvis 
 
 buk. 
 Lecture, I^kt-yqr, n. At akt ov rtdig;a diak^^ 
 
 red or pron-^nst; — a rtpnfif. 
 Lecture, I/^kt-ynr, r. t. tu in^triikt; tu rrprdbv. 
 Lecture, L*>kt-yiir, v. i. tu deliver lektyqrz. 
 Lecturer, l/Okt-yq-rcr, n. wun hot) Ifktyqrz. 
 Lectureship, L^kt-yqr-Jip, n. dt oi\» ov a Mkt- 
 
 yqrer. 
 Led, Led, i. and p. from Lrd. 
 Ledcaptain. I^'d-kap-ten, n. an at^ndant. 
 Ledge, l^ej, n. a ru; a lacr; a stratum; a rij. 
 Ledger, Lcj-cr, n. a horizontal fiol in i-kafuldig; 
 
 — an uk>nt buk. Se {Lrijer.} 
 Led-horse, Led-hors, n. a surater hors. 
 Lee, Lf, n. in nntikal lapgwaj, de 8jd (>p<jzit tu 
 
 dat from hwi(j de wind blus; u Jelterd plas. 
 Leech, Leq. />. a .smol btud-:«ukcr;— a fizijan. 
 Leek, Lef.* a. piczig; wilig: — aJ. wilinli. St 
 
 <A.v/.> 
 
 Leek, Lck, n. a plant wid a bulbus ra>t. 
 Leer, Lrr, n. anoblekvq or kail ov de j. 
 Leeu, Lrr, r. i. tu luk obljkli: tu luk qrcli. 
 Leering, l^ir-iy, pp. .i. pinjlin qrcjli or snrrnjli. 
 Leerinoly, Lcr-iy-li, ad. wid u kjnd ov qrq smjl 
 
 or liiirr. 
 Lees, Lez, n. pi. drcgz; sediment ov likor. 
 Leesuoee, Le-Jor, n. At Jor on hwiq de wind 
 
 bloz. [sjd. 
 
 Leeside, Le-sjd, n. de .«jd 6pozit tu de wedcr 
 Leet, Let, n. a lo-da; a kuri ov jqrisdikjon. 
 Leetide. Le-tjJ. n. a tid runig wid de wind. 
 Leeward, Le-word, «r Lq-ard, a. under At wind; 
 
 on At sjd opozit tudat from hwiq dr wind bloz. 
 Leeward, L£-ward, or Lq-ard, ad. from de wind 
 
 t<:)urdz de le. 
 Leeway. Le-wa, ii. de lateral mcDvment ov a Jip 
 
 tu de Ifward ov her kors. 
 Left, L'.-ft, i. and p. from Ler. 
 Left, Left, a. not rjt:sini<tru.'i; wek. 
 Left-hand, Left-hand, n. de hand on de left sjd. 
 Left-handed, Left-hand cd, a. yqzig de loft 
 
 hand: unldki. 
 Left-uandedness, I^ft-hand-ed-nes, n. At jt\^ 
 
 ov de left hand. 
 Leo, Leg, n. At lim hwiq suports de bodi; de pqrt 
 
 ov it betwen de ne and de iut. 
 Legacy, L^g-a-si, n. a bckwdst er gift mad bj 
 
 wil. 
 Legal, Legal, a. permited er etorjsd bjle;leful; 
 
 lejitimnt; adherig tu le. 
 Legality, Le-g.-il-i-ti, | ,gf„,„es. 
 Leoalness, Lt-pal-nes,* ) ««»««"^. 
 
 Legalize, Le-gal-jz, r. t. tu otorit; tu makle- 
 
 ful. 
 Legally, I>e-gal-i, ad. lofali; akordig tu le. 
 Legatary, Leg-a-ta-ri, n. wun hot) hai a legasi: 
 
 a lepite. 
 Legate, L<^g-nt, n. a d^pj-qti; an amb&sador; an 
 
 ambu.'sador from Ac pop. [left. 
 
 Legatee, Lcg-a-te, n. wun tu hobm a 1ega«i it 
 Legatesuip, L<5^-at-Jip, n. At ofis ov a legat. 
 Legation. Li--gH'/on, n. a dep>TitnJ..n: aneinba*i. 
 Legator, Leg-a-t<)r, n. wun biD bckwedz lega.«ii. 
 Legend. Le-jcnd, i-r Lej-end, n. q kruniki or 
 
 reji.iter: an inkrcdibl narativ: a stori; an in- 
 
 skripjon. 
 Legendary, I>\i-cn-da-ri, *. rtlatig tu a lejend: 
 
 f.4byqlus: rom.intik. 
 Legendary. I>!ij-en-da-ri, m. a buk or q re later 
 
 ov Irjendz. 
 Leoer. I^j-cr,* n. a reiident; — a lejer-buk.
 
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 LEaER-BOOK, Lej-er-bak, n. At qef-buk yTi,zd in 
 merqants ak'snts. LJugl- 
 
 Legerdemain, Lej-er-de-mnn, n. slit ov hand; a 
 Legged, Legd, a. furnijt wid legz. 
 Legget, Leg-et, n. a bxA yq,zd in taqig h-szez. 
 Leggis, Leg-in, ) ^_ ^ kuverin fer ds leg. 
 Legging, Leg-ig, ) . 
 
 Legibility, Lej-i-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beip 
 
 lejibl. 
 Legible, Lej-i-bl, a. kapabl ovbeig red; ap^rent. 
 Legibleness, Lej-i-bl-nes, n. de stat er kwoliti 
 
 ov bgii) lejibL 
 Legibly, Lej-i-bli, a.d. in a lejibl maner. 
 Legion, Ls-jon, n. a bodi ov Roman soljerz, 
 ab-st fiv t-szand or siks tuzand; a grat number. 
 Legionary, Le-jon-a-ri, a. rslatii) tu a kjon. 
 Legionary, Lg-jon-a-ri, n. wun ov a kjon. 
 Legislate, Lej-is-lat, v. i. tu mak er enakt lez. 
 Legislation, Lej-is-la-Jon, n. de akt ov makig 
 
 Igz. 
 Legislative, Lej-is-la-tiv, a. givig lez; le givirj. 
 Legislator, Lej-is-la-tor, n. a legiver; -min ha 
 maks loz. [lejislator. 
 
 Legislatorship, Lej-is-la-tor-Jip, w. deofisova 
 Legislature, Lej-is-lat-yi\r, n. de p"5er, er de 
 
 bodi or hodiz, dat mak lez. 
 Legist, Ls-jist, n. wun skild in le. 
 Legitimacy, Le-jit-i-ma-si, ti. leftalnes ov bert; 
 
 da stat ov beiij bern in wedlok; lofulnes. 
 Legitimate, Le-jit-i-mat, a. bern in marij; leful. 
 Legitimate, Le-jit-i-mat, v. t. tu mak lejitimat 
 or lofial. [wedlok. 
 
 Legitimately, Le-jit-i-mat-li, ad. lefuli; in 
 Legitimateness, Le-jit-i-mat-nes, n. legaliti; le- 
 fulnes. [jitimatii). 
 
 Legitimation, Le-jit-i-ma-Jon, n. de akt ov le- 
 Legume, Leg-i^m, w. a ben; de pe; puis. 
 Legumen, Le-gi'j,-men, ». [L.] puis; legq,m. 
 Leguminous, LE-gi\,-mi-nus, a. bel6i)ig tu puis 
 
 er legn^mz. 
 Leisure, Le-gi^r, n. fredom from emplffment er 
 
 biznes; vakansi. 
 Leisure, Le-2q,r, a. konvenyent; unemplffd. 
 Leisurely, Le-jq^r-li, a. not hasti; deliberat. 
 Leisurely, Le-sqr-li, ad. at lejq^r; sloli. 
 Leman, Le-man,* n. a swethqrt; a galant; a mis- 
 tres. [asixmd. 
 
 Lemma, Lem-a, n. [Li] a propozijon previusli 
 Lemon, Lem-on, n. de asid froot ov de lemon-tre. 
 Lemonade, Lem-on-ad, n. weter, Jugar and lem- 
 on -jixs. 
 Lemur, Le-mur, ». [i.] a kwodrcomanus animal. 
 Lemures, Lem-n,-rez, n. pi. \Li\ hobgoblinz; evl 
 
 spirits. 
 Lend, Lend, v. t. \i. lent, vs. lendii), lent;] tu 
 af ard er suplj on kondijon ov return er repament. 
 Lendable, Lend-a-bl, a. dat ma be lent. 
 Lender, Lend-er, n. wun hot) lendz eni tig. 
 Length, Legt, n. ekstent from end tu end; eks- 
 
 tonjon. 
 Lengthen, Letjt-en, v. t. tu ekstend in legt; tu 
 
 mak l()i)ger; tu protrakt. 
 Lengthen, Lei)t-en, v. i. tu gro logger. 
 Lengthened, Legt-end, a. prologd. 
 Lengthening, Legt-en-ig, n. protrakjon. 
 Lengthwise, Legt-wjz, ad. in direkjon ov de 
 
 leijt. 
 Lengthy, L6gt-i, a. log; not Jert; not bref; tjr- 
 
 sumli log. 
 Leniency, Le-ni-cn-si, n. mjldnes; jentlnes. 
 Lenient, Le-ni-ent, a. aswasiv; sofnig; mjld. 
 Lenient, Le-ni-ent, ji. dat hwiq sofnz or aswajez. 
 Lenify, Len-i-fj, v. i. tu aswaj; tu mitigat. 
 Lenitive, L6n-i-tiv, a. aswasiv; eniolycnt. 
 Lenitive, L6n-i-tiv, n. eni tig tu ez pan; a pali- 
 ativ. 
 
 Lenity, L^n-i-ti, n. mjldnes; mersi; tendemes. 
 Lens, Lenz, n., pi. Lenz-ez; a pes ov glas, er trans- 
 p<-Vrent substans, so f ermd az tu qanj de direkjon 
 ov de raz ov Ijt pasig trd) it. 
 Lent, Lent, i. and p. from Lend. 
 Lent, Lent, n. de kwodrajesimal fast; a fast OT 
 ferti daz, from AJ-Wenzda tu 8ster; a tjm ov 
 abstinens. 
 Lenten, Lent-n, a. relatig tu Lent. 
 Lenticular, Len-tik-yt^-lar, a. dubli konveks; 
 Icntiferm. [lenz, 
 
 Lentiform, Len-ti-ferm, a. havig de ferm ov a 
 Lentiginous, Len-tij-i-nus, a. skurfi; furfura- 
 Jus. [de skin. 
 
 Lentigo, Len-tj-go, n. [i.] a frekli erupjon on 
 Lentil, Len-til, n. a sert ov puis er pe. 
 Lentisk, Len-tisk, n. de mastik-tre; a fragrant 
 
 wud. 
 Lentner, Lent-ner,* n. a kjnd ov hek. 
 Lentor, Len-tor, n. [-£.] tenasiti; viskositi; — slo- 
 
 nes; dela. 
 Lentous, Len-tus, a. viskus: visid; tenajus. 
 Leo, Le-CD, n. [Z.] de Ljon; de fift sjn ov de zo- 
 
 diak. 
 Leonine, Le-o-njn, a. belogig tu a lion. 
 Leopard, Lep-ard, n. a spoted best ov pra. 
 Leper, Lep-er, n. wun infekted wid a leprosi. 
 Leperous, Lep-er-us, a. infekted wid leprosi; 
 
 lepras. 
 Leporine, Lep-o-rjn, a. belogig tu a h^r. 
 Leprosy, Lep-ro-si, ji. a lodsum kixtaneus dizez. 
 Leprous, Lep-rus, a. infekted wid leprosi; skurfi. 
 Leprousness, Lep-rus-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 lepras. 
 Lesion, Le-jon, n. a disorder; injq,ri; hurt. 
 Less, Les, a privativ terminajon; az, lifles. 
 Less, Les, a. de komparativ ov LitI; smeler. 
 Less, Les, ad. in a smeler er loer degre. 
 Lessee, Les-e, n. a person tu hoom a les iz givn. 
 Lessen, Les-n, v. t. tu mak les; tu diminij. 
 Lessen, Les-n, «. i. tu gro les; tu Jrigk. 
 Lesser, Les-er, a. korupjon ov les, but establijt bj 
 
 gud ynzaj: les; az, Leser dfia. 
 Lesson, Les-n, or Les-on, n. a task, er eni tig tu 
 
 be lernd; a pes tu be red: a presept. 
 Lessor, Les-or, w Les-er, n. wun hco lets eni tig 
 
 bj les. 
 Lest, Lest, Icon), dat not; fer fer dat. 
 Let, Let, v. t. \i. let, jis. letig, let:] tu al-s; tu 
 
 sufer; tu permit; tu les; tu put 'st tu hjr. 
 Let, Let,* w. t. tu hinder; tu obstriikt; tu opoz. 
 Let, Let,* n. a hinderans: an obstakl; obstrukjon. 
 Let, Let, a diminjTXtiv terminajon; az in rivy\(let. 
 Letch, Leq, or Leg, n. Se {Ledch.y 
 Lethal, Le-tal, a. dedli; mortal; fatal. 
 Lethargic, Let-^r-jik, ) a. afekted bj let- 
 
 Lethargical, Let-4r-ji-kal, \ arji; dr-!izi;"slepi 
 bj dizez; dul. [maner. 
 
 Lethargically, Let-^r-ji-kal-i, ad. in a letqrjik 
 Lethargicalness, Let-^r-ji-kal-nes, ) ». a mer- 
 Lethargicness, Let-^r-jik-nes, i bid slep- 
 
 ines; letarji. [ines. 
 
 Lethargy, Let-ar-ji, n. a merbid drszines; slep- 
 Lethe, Le-te, n. [6rr.] oblivion; a draft ov ob- 
 livion. 
 Lethean, Le-te-an, a. oblivius; kezig oblivion. 
 Lethiferous, Le-tif-er-us, a. dedli; brigig det. 
 Le tout ensemble, Le trfjt qn-s^m-bl, [Fr.] el 
 
 tugeder. 
 
 Letter, Let-er, n. wun hco lets; — an alfabetik 
 
 karakter, er a karakter fer ekspresig sTsndz tu 
 
 de j: a tjp wid hwiq buks qr printed; — a ritn 
 
 mesaj; an episl; a not; a bilet: verbal eksprejon; 
 
 de literal menig: — pi. lernig; Iiteratv|,r. 
 
 Letter, Let-er, v. t. tu stamp wid leterz. [in. 
 
 Lettee-CASE, L6t-er-kas, n. d kas tu put leterz
 
 LIA 
 
 227 
 
 Lie 
 
 LETTKaED, I-^t-«rd, a. (klyi^kiitcd; l^rned. 
 LiTTfcii-rouNDKa, L^t-er-f'siiJ-iT, n. wun ha> 
 
 kii.«t-i t|i>. 
 Lettebino, Lit-cr-i\), n. a mqrkig wid leten. 
 LETTLKr&ESS, L<St-or-pr«s, ». let«rx and wanlc 
 
 priutetl. 
 Lkttehs, I^t-erx, n. pi. lernio; llteratqr. 
 Lkttlck, l^l-ii, ". a gqrden-plant for jialad. 
 LEUCOPULEtiMACY, Lq-ko-neg-ojii-xi, Fi. a drop- 
 
 8ikul hubit. [a dmpsikal hubit. 
 
 Leucophleqmatic, Lq-ko-fleg-mat-ik, vi. havijj 
 Levant. I^e-vant, n. dc tstern jx^rts and kcDSU ov 
 
 dr .Mcditfnincan Se. 
 Levant, l.e-vant, or Lt-vant, a. tstern. 
 Levaxtek, Le-vant-er, «. a strog esterii wind. 
 Leva.sti.ve, Lc-van-tin, »r Ldv-an-tjn, a. bel6fl- 
 
 ifj tu dt Levant. 
 Leva.nti.ne, Lev-an-tin, «. a kjnd ov silk stuf. 
 Levator, Le-va-tor, n. a kjrurjikal instriiiment. 
 Levee, l^^v-i, n. [/V.] a mornio kol er a^mbli: 
 
 un u.sembli: a konkurs:— a bapk ov (-rt. 
 Level. Lev-ol, a. rvn; flat; i-iuibd; plan: ekwul. 
 Level, Lcv-cl, r. f. tu mak cvn; tu hi flat: tu am. 
 Level, L6v-el, c ». tu am; tu direkt dt vq. 
 Level, L^v-ci, n. a plan; a flat 8urfa!>; evn slat; 
 
 a ."tundard: an instnDment. 
 Leveller, I/ev-el-cr, n, wun ho) levclz. 
 Levelling, I^v-el-ig, n. dt akl ov findig a hor- 
 
 izouiul Ijn. [surfas. 
 
 Lkvelness, L^v-el-nca, n. evnnosi; ekwoliti ov 
 Leven, Ix^v-n, n. ferment. Se (lAnr^n.} 
 Lever, Le-vor, or I^v-cr, n. de iwkond mekanikal 
 
 pTser; a bqr yq,«d tu ^levat grat wal.-. 
 Lever, Le-ver,* a. and ad. de komparativ degri 
 
 ov (AiV/.> 
 Leveret, L^v-cr-et, n. a h^vr in it.* for?t yer. 
 Leviable, L<5v-i-a-bl, a. kapabl ov brig Icvid. 
 Leviathan, Le-v|-a-tun, n. a grat woter animal, 
 
 mi-njond in Jub, but hwot animal, not ascrtand. 
 Levigate, Lev-i-gat, r. l. tu poli/; tu plan: tu 
 
 JlUlviTJI. 
 
 Levigation, Lev-i-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov k-vigatifl. 
 LevitatiO.m, Lev-i-la-Jon, h. de akt ov rcnderifl 
 
 Ijt. 
 Levite, I^-vjt, n. wan ov dt trjb ov Lrvj; a prtst. 
 Levitical, 1^-vit-i-kal, a. rrlatig tu dt Lfvit^; 
 
 prriitli. [At Ltvlt.'. 
 
 Levitr'allt, Le-vit-i-kal-i, ad. in dt maiu-r ov 
 Leviticl'8, Le-vit-i-kus, u. de tord buk ov .Moizez. 
 Levity, l/5v-i-ti, «. Ijtnca: inkonstan^i; vaniti. 
 Levt, li6v-\, V. t. tu rai: tu kol^kt; tu imp<jt. 
 Levy, I.<Sv-i, n. de akt ov razig muni or men; de 
 
 kwonliti, am>nt, or number mzd. 
 Lew, \a\,* a, tepid; lukwurm: jwl: won. 
 Lewd, Li\d, a. wonton: di«o)lqt: libi<linu3. 
 LtwuLT, I.ml-li, ad, wontonii: lustfuli. 
 LEWDNEijS, Lqd-nca, «. disolqtne<: Ijsenjnsncs. 
 Lexicografuer, Lcks-i-kog-ra-fer, «. wun v?rst 
 
 in lek-iikuin^'fi: a ritcr ov dikjonariz. 
 Lexu'ogkai'iiical. Lck^-i-lua-graf-i-kal, a. rt- 
 
 latiii tu li-ksikogmfi. 
 LEiicOGRAriiY, Likj»-i-k6g-ra-fi, ». de ritig ov 
 
 dixjonarii. LT"^'- 
 
 Lexicologt, L«ks-i-k61-o-ji, ■. ril61oji;lek<ikoK- 
 Lexicon, I^ks-i-kon, m. a dikjonari: a word-buk. 
 Lex TALIONI8, Loks tAl-i-<&-ni:s l^-J <*« •» ov re- 
 
 taliajon. [Lit-) 
 
 Ley, I-r, ". «i ffld or jnxtytir. Sr {l^a, Lyf, and 
 
 LxTDEN-rHIAL, Lj-dcn-f j-nl, a. Qgla<jqr kotcd 
 in5id wid .-um konddktip sub«fan<, fi>rdr purpus 
 «)V brio ijqrjd au<l yqid in mnkig cki<iicrimonL8. 
 
 Liability, Lj-a-bil-i-ii, •. de stat ov btig l{abl; 
 Ijablne". 
 
 Liable, I^j-a-bl, a. obnokjus; not cgM^mt; 8ubj«kt 
 
 L1ABLE.VES8, Lj-a-bl-nM,* n. de stat ov beij) \{- 
 abl; Ijabilitu 
 
 Liar, Lj-<ir, n. wun ha> teli lii or felihodx. 
 LlAH, Li-a.H, n. a \>\\\ kulord, klai IjnutAO. 
 Libation, Li-ba-Jon, n. au ofcrig mad ov win. 
 Libel, L|-bel, n. dvfamajun: a maii/uj r^tig. 
 Libel, L|-bcl. r. t. tu dtfam mulijuidi; tu Uun- 
 
 |»f)n: — {Law) tu brig a (jqri aijomit. 
 LiBELLANT, L(-bcl-ant, n. {Laic) wun bd> £(11 er 
 
 brigz a <;qrj in a (;ani«eri or admiralti ka«. 
 Libeller, Lj-bel-er, n. wun huij Ijbc-lz or defims. 
 I.IUELLOL'S, Lj-bcl-us, a. defamaluri; abqsir. 
 LiBEUAL, Lib-cr-al, a. jcncruH; bisutiful; frr: 
 
 kaiidid; kat'Ulik; fre tu ckix^s; lutitiidinarian. 
 L1BEKALI8M, Lib-cr-al-iz-m, n. libonU or Ukii 
 
 priiisiplz. 
 LiBEKALisT, Lib-cr-al- i«t, n. an adherent tu 
 
 liberal (jpinyonz. 
 Liberality, Lib-er-al-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov bcig 
 
 liberal; bisnti: jenerositi; kaUtlbicm; kandor. 
 Liberalize, Lib-er-al-ix, v. t. tu mak liberal; tu 
 
 cnlqrj. 
 LiBEBALLY, Lib-er-al-i, ad. in a liberal manor; 
 
 b-suiifuli; freli. [deliver. 
 
 Liberate, I^ib-er-at, f. t. tu fre; tu set fre; ta 
 Liberation, Lib-er-A-Jon, n. de akt ov setig fre; 
 
 drliveraiis. 
 Liberator, Lib-cr-a-tor, n. a deliverer. 
 Libertine, Lib-er-tin, n. wun ba> livi disolntli; 
 
 a rak. [us. 
 
 Libertine, Lib-er-tin, a. Ijsenjus; disolqt: irelij- 
 Liblrtinism, Lib-cr-tin-ii-m, n. de kanikter or 
 
 kundukt (iv a libertin; liscnjusnes; disvjlqtnca. 
 Liberty, Lib-er-ti, ». de p3er ov aktig widst 
 
 re^$trant: de stat or kondijon ov sosjeti hwiq se- 
 
 kqrz tu everi iudividyqal de rjt or pTSer ov 
 
 aktig under no restrant eksept iu<^ uz iz kozd bj 
 
 ^kwitabl loz, operatig f kwali on ol de sitizcnz; 
 
 or suq az iz apriLvd and sagkjond bj enljtnd rezn, 
 
 and Q wel-trand konjens; frrdom, az ojnizd tu 
 
 flactri; frrd«jm, az opuzd tu iifntoiii; privilej; 
 
 egzemjon; imqniti; Ijsens; lev: pcrmijon; de ■»ler 
 
 distrikt:) ov a siti. LUierti <>v dr pres. At rjt 
 
 tu print and publij de tni)t from gud mulivt, 
 
 and f'»r ju?tifjatil endz. 
 Libidimst, Li-bid-i-nist, n. won devutcd ta 
 
 hplnes. Lfu«. 
 
 Libidinous, Li-bid-i-nus, a. Iqd; lustful: Ijsen- 
 l.iBiuiNOL'8LY, Li-bid-i-nu8-li, ad. Iqdli: lu^tfuli. 
 LiuiuiNOL'SNESS, Li-bid-i-nus-nes, h. Iqdnesjlust- 
 
 fulnes. 
 Libra, Lj-bra, n. [L.] a balans; — de Balana, de 
 
 .•^evnt sjn in de codiak. 
 Librarian, L[-bra-ri-an, n. wun ha> bat dr k^r 
 
 ov u Ijbrari. [Ijbrarian. 
 
 Librariansuip, Lj-bra-ri-an-Jip, ■. de ofis ov a 
 Library, Lj-bra-n, n. a kolekjon ov buks; a bm 
 
 or an ai«^rtment fur buk.*; a buk-rwtim. 
 Librate, Li-brat. r. /. tu pffz; tu huld in ckwip<TT. 
 LiBRATioN. I<i-bra-/un, «. de akt ov balansig; 
 
 ekwiiKfz:- an api^rent irogyqiariti in de ma>Di 
 
 mujon, bj hwic Je semz tu librat abiit herak-<i«. 
 LiBRATORY, L|-bra-t4;>-ri, a. balan^ig; plaig l{k a 
 
 buUnd. 
 Lice, Lj", n. pi. ov Lst. Sc (Z<?«*:.) 
 LiCENSABLE. Li-scns-a-bl, a. dat ma be Ijscnit. 
 License, Lj-scns x. permi/on: libcrti; eksw. 
 License, l-i-sens r. t. tu |>ennit bj a legal grant. 
 Licenser, Lj-sens-er, m. a granter ov permi/00. 
 Licentiate, Lj .<en-/i-at, n. wun luii hai a Ijicni 
 
 tu prt<;. or tu praktis eni qrt or prufejun. 
 Licentiate, Lj-s^n-Ji-at,* r. t. tu Ijwns. 
 LiCE>'TiOLS, Lj-»^n-]us, a. unrrstraud bj lo er 
 
 mumliti: di-cl'^t: IhIc; 1>m: vag; unk^'Ofjud. 
 LiCEM is-li, aa. in a diAirdarli 
 
 ma: ■ ■ juxt rr^trant, 
 
 LiCEN I ,-|u.'<-neA, n. de »t«t 0f 
 
 beig ^sviiju«;«li«ufdvrli koudukU
 
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 LIK 
 
 Lichen, Liq-en, er Lj-ken, n. an erder ov plants 
 
 ov lo erganizajon, hwiq gro on de bqrk ov trez, 
 
 on roks, fensez, and on de gi"8nd, kontanii) meni 
 
 spsjEZ, emplffd in de qrts az pigments, and elso 
 
 az qrtiklz ov fcod, wun ov hwiq iz de island mos. 
 
 Lichen, Liq-en, n. an erupjon ov de skin; a ki^- 
 
 taneus distemper afektig de bed wid skabz; a 
 
 teter. [ov liqenz. 
 
 LiCHENOGEAPHY, Liq-en-6g-ra-fi, n. a deskripjon 
 
 Licit, Lis-it,* a. leful. 
 
 LiCiTNESS, Lis-it-nes,* n. lefialnes. 
 
 Lick, Lik, v. t. im pas over wid de tuij; tta lap; — 
 
 ttu bet; tia strjk. 
 Lick, Lik,t n. a bio: a strok; an akt ov de tui) in 
 likiij; a smerifl; dat hwiq iz yvi,zd fer smerii);— in 
 Amerika, a plas hw^ bests ov de forest lik for 
 selt; a selt sprii). 
 Lickerish, Lik-er-iJ,* a. njs; danti; eger; gredi. 
 Licorice, Lik-o-ris, n. a swet medisinal rmt. 
 LiCTOE, Lik-tor, n. an ofiser amiig de Romanz, 
 htT) atended de konsulz tu aprehend er punij 
 kriminalz. 
 LlD,.Lid, n. a kuver fer a pan, boks, &s.; de kuTer 
 ov de j; de membran hwiq iz dren over de j-bel 
 ov an animal at ple3ii,r, and hwiq iz intended fer 
 its protekjon. 
 Lie, Lj, n. a kriminal felshud; a felshud intend- 
 ed tu desev and misled; a qqrj ov felshud; a 
 fikjon; an untr6t. 
 Lie, Lj, v. i. tu uter a kriminal felshud. 
 Lie, Lj, v. i. \i. la, ps. Ijii), Ian;] tu rest horizon- 
 tali; tu rest; tu reman. 
 Lie, Lj, n. water impregnated wid alkaljn selt. 
 
 Ritn elso {Lye.) 
 Lief, Lef, ad. wiliijli; gladli; freli. 
 Liege, Lej, a. b-snd bj fiidal tenyn,r er konekjon; 
 subjekt. It iz jffnd indiferentli tu lerd er -sub- 
 jekt; az, lej-lerd, er, lej-man. 
 Liege, Lej, 71. a soveren; a superior lerd. 
 Liegeman, Lej-man, n. a subjekt; a vasal. 
 Liegee, Lej-er,* n. a rezident ambasador. 
 Lien, Le-en, er Lj-en, n. a legal klam tu prop- 
 
 erti bj a kreditor. 
 Lienteeic, Lj-en-ter-ik, a. pertanii) tu a Ijenteri. 
 LiENTEEY, Lj-en-ter-i, n. a partikyq,lar loosnes ov 
 
 djarea. 
 LiEE, Lj-er, n. wun hot) rests er Ijz dun. 
 Lieu, Lq,, n. \_Fr.'\ plas; room; az, '• in h\ ov." 
 Lieutenancy, Lev-ten-an-si, w Lq-ten-an-si, n. 
 
 de ofis ov a levtenant. 
 Lieutenant, Lev-ten-ant, (yr Ln-ten-ant, n. an 
 ofiser bel6 a kapten; a depyT:i,ti; a sekond in rayk. 
 LiEUTENANTSHiP, Lev-ten-ant-Jip, er Lx^-ten- 
 
 ant-Jip, n. de ofis ov levtenant. 
 LlEVE, Ijev, ad. wiliijli; lef. Se {Lie/^ 
 Life, Ljf, n., j)l. Ljvz; de stat ovlivig: vjtaliti; 
 animajon; kondukt; egzistens; spirit; vivasiti; a 
 histori ov a ljf; bjografi. 
 Life-blood, Ljf-blud, n. de vjtal blud. 
 Life-boat, Ljf-bot, n. a bot ov grat street, and 
 ov suf ijent bffansi tu enabl it tU flot, do loded 
 wid men and fild wid weter. 
 Life-estate, Ljf-es-tat, n. an estat held dn,rii) 
 
 Life-giving, Ljf-giv-ig, a. impqrtig ljf; invigo- 
 
 ratii). 
 Life-guaed, Ljf-gqrd, n. de gqrd ov a kig er 
 
 uder person. 
 Lifeless, Ljf-les, a. destitixt ov ljf; ded; dul. 
 Lifelessly, Lif-les-li, ad. wid^st vigor er ljf; duUi. 
 Lifetime, Ljf-tjm, n. kontinynans er dq,raJon ov 
 
 UP- 
 LIFT, Lift, V. t. tu raz; tu elevat; tu egzelt. 
 
 Lift, Lift, v. i. tu strjv tu raz bj stregt. 
 
 Lift, Lift, n. de akt oV liftig; cfort; wat lifted. 
 
 Liftee, Lift-er, n. wun hoo lifts. 
 
 Lift-lock, Lift-lok, n. a porjon ov a kanal en- 
 
 klozd betwen to gats, hwiq, on beig fild wid 
 
 water, er emtid, elevats er depresez a bot, and 
 
 enablz it tu pas from wun level tu andder. 
 Lift-wall, Lift-wel, n. de kros wel ov a lok- 
 
 qamber ov a kanal. [kerd. 
 
 Ligament, Lig-a-ment, Ji. an elastik membran; a 
 Ligamental, Lig-a-men-tal, j a. relatig tu, er 
 Ligamentous, Lig-a-men-tus, \ kompozig a 
 
 ligament. [ment. 
 
 Ligation, Lj-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov bjndig: konf jn- 
 Ligature, Lig-a-tn,r, w. a bandaj; a band; a kerd. 
 Light, Ljt, n. de etereal medium ov sjt; dat bj 
 
 hwiq we se; de transp^rensi ov de v kazd bj de 
 
 raz ov de sun, &s.; qrtifijal ili^minajon; a taper; 
 
 a faros; sityi^ajon er pernt ov vi|; da; — nolej. 
 Light, Ljt, a. not hevi: aktiv; sljt; trjflig; ga; ^ri; 
 
 — not dqrk; brjt; kler. 
 Light, Ljt, ad. Ijtli; qepli. 
 Light, Ljt, v. t. [»'. Ijted er lit, ps. litig, Ijted or 
 
 lit— lit iz obsolet er kolokwial:] tu kindl; tu fil 
 
 wid ljt. 
 Light, 'Ljt, v. i. tu fel on; tu dism-»nt; tu rest. 
 Light- ARMED, Ljt-qrmd, a. not hevili qrmd. 
 Lightbrain, Lit-bran, «. a ti-jflig person. 
 Lighten, Lit-n, v. i. tu flaj; tu Jjn. 
 Lighten, Lit-n, v. t. tu ili^minat; tu enljtn; tu 
 
 mnk ljt; tu egzonerat; — tu unlod. 
 Lighter, Lit-er, n. wun hoo Ijts; — a bot. 
 Lighterman, Lit-er-man, 71. wun hit) manajez a 
 
 Ijter. " [gerig; tevij. 
 
 LiGHT-FixGEEED, Ljt-fig-gerd, a. nimbi in fig- 
 Light-footed, Lit-fut-ed, a. nimbi in runig. 
 Light-headed, Ljt-hed-ed, a. tetles. 
 LiGHT-HEADEDNESS, Ljt-hed-ed-nes, n. disorder 
 
 ov de mjnd. 
 Light-heaeted, Lit-hqrt-ed, a. ga; meri. 
 Light-hoese, Ljt-hers, n. ljt-qrmd kavalri. 
 Lighthouse, Ljt-h-ss, jj. a t-ser er hj bildig at 
 
 de top ov hwiq Ijts qr hug tu gjd Jips in de 
 
 njt. 
 LiGHTLESS, Lit-les, a. wontig ljt: dqrk. 
 Lightly, Lit-li, ad. in a ljt maner. 
 LiGHT-MiNDED, Lit-mind-e'd, a. unstedi; gidi. 
 Lightness, Lit-nes, n. stat ov beig ljt;^wont ov 
 
 wat; inkonstansi; unstedines. 
 Lightning, Ljt-nig, w. de elektrik flaj dat atendz 
 
 tuuder; — an abatment. 
 Light -room, Lit-room, n. a smel roam from hwiq 
 
 de ljt iz aforded tu de pisder magazen ov a Jip. 
 Lights, Ljts, n. pi. de lugz ov broot animalz. 
 Lightsome, Lit-sum, a. Iqminus; ga; itri- 
 Lightsomeness, Lit-sum-nes,* n. h\minusnes; 
 
 qerfulnes. [wid a ljt hand. 
 
 Light-touch, Ljt-tuq, v. t. tu tuq er eksekq,t 
 Ligneous, Lig-ne-us, a. mad ov wud; wudn. 
 Lignifoem, Lig-ni-ferm, a. havig de farm ov 
 
 wud. 
 Lignin, Lig-nin, n. de wudi fjber; de kemikal 
 
 prinsipl ov wud. 
 Ligni-peedous, Lig-ni-per-dus, a. destrerig wud; 
 
 — aplid tu serten insekts. [ov koL 
 
 Lignite, Lig-njt, n. wud konverted intu a kjnd 
 Lignum-vit^, Lig-num-vj-te, n. [X.] wud ov 
 
 ljf; gwayakum, a veri hqrd wud. 
 LiGULA, Lig-yi|-la, n. {Bot. and Mit.') a m6m- 
 
 branus ekspanjon from de top ov de petiol in 
 
 grosez: a membranus apendaj. 
 Ligulate, Lig-yi;-lat, a. {£ot.} denotig suq fl'S- 
 
 erz az hav a monopetalus korola slit on wun sjd, 
 
 and opnd, az de diindeljon. 
 LiGURE, Lj-gi^r, n. a prejus ston. 
 Like, Ljk, a. rezemblig; similar; aljk; Ijkli. 
 Like, Ljk, n. a tig similar; ner aproq. 
 Like, Ljk, ad. in de sam maner; Ijkli. 
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 Like, Ljk, p. »'. tu he ]t]et(\; tu (j<Dr; tu list. 
 LiKKLiHuOD, Ljk-Ii-hu(l, n. aptnins; /o; rtt^m- 
 
 bliiiH; l|kne«; prubabiliti. 
 LiKKLiNtias, L{k-li-DC8, n. de stat or kwoliti ov 
 
 hrig l|kli. 
 LlKKLY, Ljk-li, A. prubabi; krcdibi; sue as mA 
 
 plrz; hantlKum. In de y'liniUd Statt, |rcspokt- 
 
 abl; wurdi <>v cst^m; sonHibl. 
 Likely, I<|k-li, aJ. probubli. 
 Liken, lijk-n, v. t. tu mak ljk; tu knmp^r. 
 Likeness, Ljk-nes, n. rcz^inblansj similiti^d; 
 
 form. 
 Likkwisk, Ljk-wis, ad. in ljk maner; elso; td>. 
 LiKIso. Ljk-ig, n. inklinajon; dez|r; delit in. 
 Lilac, Lj-lnk, n. a bt^tiful, swct-flTforijj tre; a 
 
 Jrub; — ot'n ritn {Lilarh.} 
 Liliaceous, Lil-i-a-Jua, n. ljk a lili. 
 LiLlED, liil-id, a. emb^lijt wid liliz. 
 Lilliputian, Lil-i-pii^-Jao, n. an inhabitant ov de 
 
 inu'tjinari jland Liliput; — a vori diinlnyq,tiv 
 
 person. 
 Lilt, Lilt,* v. ». tu skip or dans; tu be aktiv. 
 Lilt, Lil-i, n. a jenus or plants and fl'sorz ov 
 
 meni .•'pejez. 
 LiLY-LiVERKD, Lil-i-liv-cnl, a. k-»ardli. 
 LiiiATi'RE, Lj-ma-tii,r, n. pqrtikiz rubd of b{afjl. 
 Limb, l-iui, ii. a raciubcr; a bruncj; border. 
 Limb, Lini, r. t. tu t-ir; tu disuu-inber. 
 Limbec, Liin-bok, n. n stil: an ulombik. 
 Limbec, Lim-bek, r.t. tu sfnin, az troo a stil. 
 Limbed, I.inid, .'i. formd wid Ttff\u\ tu limz. 
 Limber. Lim-ber, a. flek:<ibl; eziii bent; pljant. 
 LiMUKKSESS, Liin-bor-nes, n. fleksibiliti; pljani<i. 
 Limbless, Lim-led, a. wontig limz; deprjvd ov 
 
 limz. [hel: a prizn. 
 
 Limbo, Lim-bo, n. a border; a rejon bordorif) on 
 Lime, Ljm, n. a viskus i>ub<tans, properli herd-liin; 
 
 — a kalkareu.<< frt;— a tre; a fnDt. 
 Lime, Ljm, r. /. tu cn.<<ni\r; tu smer wid Ijin. 
 LlMEBURNEK, Ljm-burn-cr, n. wun ha> bumz 
 
 l^mst<i)nz tu ljm. 
 LlMEKiLV, Lim-kil, ». a kil for bumig ljm. 
 Limestone, Lim-:»t<3n, n. de kqrbonnt ov ljm; 
 
 kalkiircuf stun: de ston ov hwiq ljm iz mad. 
 LiMEWATER, Ljm-wo-ter, n. a wotcr kontanig 
 
 ljm. fpigk. 
 
 LiMEWORT, Ljm-wurt, n. a spejez ov djantus or 
 Limit, l.im-it, n. a blind: a border; utmost req. 
 Limit, l.im-it, r. t. tu konfjn; tu restran; tu sor- 
 
 kuin.-krib; tu b'snd; tu rcstrikt. 
 Limitable, Lim-it-a-bl, a. dat ma be limited. 
 Limitary, Lim-i-ta-ri, a. pla.st at de bundariz. 
 Limitation, Lim-i-ta-Jon, ii. a restrikjon; a kon- 
 
 fjiiiiient [skribd. 
 
 Limited, Lim-it-cd, p. a. havig limits; serkum- 
 LiMiTER, Lim-it-cr, m. he or dat hwi<j limits. 
 Limitless, Liin-it-les, a. unb-snded: unlimited. 
 Limn, l.im, r. t. tu dro; tu pant eni tig. 
 Limner, l.im-nor, ii. a pantcr; a piktynr-mnker. 
 LiMNiNO, Lim-nig, n. de qrt ov pantig in weter- 
 
 kulurz. 
 LiMOi'9, Lj-mus, a. mudi; .iljmi. 
 LiMT, Limp, r. i. tu hnlt; tu wok lamli. 
 Limp. Limp, n. a holt; de akt ov limpig. 
 liiMPEK. Limp-cr, n. wun hib lim|>s in hii wokig. 
 Limpet, Lim-p<<t, n. a smol Jel-fiJ. 
 Limpid. Lim-iiid, a. klrr; pqr: tmnspj^rent; 
 LiMPiDNESS, Liui-pid-ne'«, ii. klrrno;*: puriti. 
 Limy, L|-mi, a. kuntanig ljm: vi.tkuR: f^lntinus. 
 Linament, Lin-a-ment, n. a tent mnd ov lint for 
 
 Wit)ndz. 
 Linchpin, Lin<j-pin, ». de jam pin ov an akBltrt. 
 LiscTUBE, Ligkt-yiir, n. mcdisin likt up bj de 
 
 tug. 
 LiNDKN, Lin-don, n, a Iqrj, handjum tre; de Ijm- 
 
 trc. 
 
 Line, Ljn, n. a lonjitqdinal ckstenjon; a itrig; lin- 
 eament; delinra/ou; a v<;ni; a to; a ntgk; a 
 kur"; a bizne^; a trencj; a limit: de ekwutor; 
 
 f)rojcni; wun-tcnt ov an inc. (I fip ov de lin, a 
 jn ov batl Jip; a Jip havig fn.m 64- \u 120 gunt. 
 
 Line, Ljn, c. t. tu gqrd widin; lu kuver: ta 
 dubl. [aloji. 
 
 Lineage, Lin-e-aj, n. ra«; projeni; famili; jene- 
 
 LiNEAL, Lin-e-al, a. kumpibzd ov ljm; deo^ndiQ 
 in <i ljn; herf^diUiri. 
 
 Lineally, liin-e-al-i, ad. in a dir^kt ljn. 
 
 Lineament, Lin-e -a-ment, n. a fetyi^; a form; 
 an ■stljn. [ljm. 
 
 Linear, Lin-e-ar, a. komp<5zd ov Ijnz; liavig 
 
 LiNEATiON, Lin-e-^-Jon, n. a draft ov u ljn or 
 Ijnz. 
 
 Linen, Lin-en, n. klot mad ov flaka or hemp; dt 
 under pqrt ov dres. 
 
 Linen, Lin-en, a. mad ov linen; rez^mblig linen. 
 
 Linen-dbapek, Lin-en-drd-pcr, n. wun ha deli 
 in linen. 
 
 Ling, Lin, n. het; — a kjnd ov se-fi/. 
 
 Linger, Lig-gcr, v. i. tu reman lug; tu dela. 
 
 Linger, Lig-ger, v. t, tu prutrakt; tu dro '8t ta 
 leg*. 
 
 Lingerek, Lig-ger-er, n. wun hot liggen. 
 
 Lingering, Lig-ger- ig, pp. a. tqrdi; Au. 
 
 Lingeringly, Lig-ger-ig-li, ad. wid dela; ted- 
 yusli. 
 
 LiNGET, Lig-get, n. a ?mol mas ov metal; a herd. 
 
 Lingo, Lig-gu,t n. {Port.) laggwaj; spcq. 
 
 Lingua-dental, Lig-gwa-den-tal, a. utcrd bj de 
 j»rnt akjon ov de tug and let. 
 
 Lingual, Lig-gwal, a. pertanig tu de tug. 
 
 Linguikoum, Lig-gwi-form, a. formd ljk At tug. 
 
 Linguist, Lig-gwist, n. wun verst in liggwnjcz. 
 
 Linguistic, Lig-gwis-tik, a. relatig tu lag^wuj. 
 
 Liniment, Lin-i-ment, n. ffntment; bebam; an 
 uggwent. 
 
 Lining, Lin-'D, »•• <le iner kuverig ov eni tig. 
 
 Link, l.igk, n. a siggi rig i>v a (jan; — a torq. 
 
 Link, Ligk, v. I. tu komplikat; tu yqnjt; tu 
 jern. 
 
 Link, Ligk, c. t. tu be kon^kt«d. 
 
 Link-boy, Ligk-b9, ». a ba dat k&ris a ligk 
 or torq. 
 
 Li.v.VEAN, Li-n£-an, a. relatig tu Lincui), or his 
 Hi:<t«m, akordig tu hwiq natyqral hi.sturi iz di- 
 vjded intu f jv branqez; uamli, klas, order, jcnua, 
 spcjez and varjctiz, de sdb^fkwent divijon bcig, 
 in eq ka», subordinat tu de prcsedig wun. 
 
 Linnet, Lin-et, n. a smol sigig b^rd, dut feds on 
 fUiks-scd. 
 
 Linseed, Lin-sed, n. de sed ov flaks. 
 
 LiNSEED-oiL, Lin-scd-<^l, n. a poli^sid tfl ekspr^t 
 fri>m linsed, muq vqzd in pantig. 
 
 LiNSEY-wooLSEY, Lin-.^i- wul-.ii, n. stuf mad ot 
 linen and wul mikst; a Ijt $ituf. 
 
 Linsey-woolsey, Lin-si-wiil-si, a. vjl; men. 
 
 Lint, Lint, n. fhiks; linen skrapt intu a soft sub- 
 stuns tu la on Si^rz. 
 
 Lintel, Lin-tel, n. {Arch.) a horiz6ntal pes ov 
 timber or ston uver a dor or windu, or uder op- 
 nig in a h'ss. [de end. 
 
 LiNTSTOCK, Lint-stok, n. a atof wid a maq at 
 Lion, Lj-on, n. a fers animal; — a sjn in de ta- 
 
 diiik. 
 Lioness, Lj-on-ea, n. a femal lion: a Je-ljon. 
 Lip, Lip, n. de titer pqrt ov de tatt: dr mui'li 
 dat JiKt beyond de tet, ov su muq yqs in .iprkig 
 dat d^r nam ofn standz for ol de organi ov fpt^; 
 de cj ov eni tig. In Jiftani, wun ov xca divijoni 
 ov monopetalus korola; liiMlum. Tu mak a 
 Up, tu hug dr lip in sulenncs and kont»>mt. 
 LiPOTHYMOus, Li-{x'it-i-mus, a. ."WiLaig fnntig. 
 LirOTUYMY, Li-jiot-i-mi, n. a 8wa>n; a iunlig-fit.
 
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 Lipped, Lipt, a. liavig lips; az, tik-lipi. 
 LiPPiTUDE, Lip-i-Uxd, n. blerednes ov de jz. 
 LiQUABLE, Lik-wa-bl, a. dat ma be melted. 
 Liquation, Lj-kwa-Jon, n. de akt ov meltig. 
 Liquefaction, Lik-we-fak-Jon, n. a meltiij. 
 LiQUEFiABLE, Lik-we-f j-a-bl, a. dizolvabl. 
 Liquefy, Lik-we-f i, v. t. tu melt; tu dizolv. 
 Liquefy, Lik-we-fj, v. i. tu gra likwid. 
 LiQUESCENCY, Lj-kwes-en-si, n. aptnes tm melt. 
 Liquescent, Lj-kwes-ent, a. meltii). 
 Liqueur, Le-ker, n. \_Fi:] a spirityii,us likwid. 
 Liquid, Lik-wid, a. not solid; fhyd; f loig. 
 Liquid, Lik-wid, n. a likwid substans; likor; — a 
 
 leter. He too likwidz qr I and r. 
 Liquidate, Lik-wi-dat, v. t. tu kler; tm lesn;— 
 
 tia adjust and setl, az an ak'snt. 
 Liquidation, Lik-wi-da-Jon, n. de akt ov likwi- 
 
 datii). 
 Liquidity, Li-kwid-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig likwid. 
 LiQUiDNESS, Lik-wid-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beip 
 
 likwid. 
 Liquor, Lik-or, n. eni likwid; stroi) driflk. 
 Liquorice, Lik-or-is, n. a riJbt. Ss {Licorice.') 
 Liquorish, Lik-or-iJ, a. Se {Llcierish.} 
 LiEiODENDRON, Lir-i-Q-den-dron, n., pi. Lir-i-o- 
 
 den-dra; {£ot.} a jenus ov plants; de tT|,lip-tre. 
 LiEOCON'iTE, Lir-o-kon-it, n. {Min.} a mineral, 
 
 jenerali kiistaljzd. 
 Lis, Lis, n. a H'lntz log megtir, ekwal tu ab'st 
 
 180 fadomz. 
 Lisbon, Liz-bon, n. a kjnd ov hwjt wjn. 
 Lisp, Lisp, v. i. tia pron-sns de leterz s and z, and 
 
 sumt jmz uder konsonants nerli az */ tta spek wid 
 
 a lisp, »z a cj|ld. 
 Lisp, Lisp, v. t. tia uter wid a lisp. 
 Lisp, LiSp, n. defektiv speq er uterans. 
 List, List, n. a rol; a katalog; — a b-snd; a limit; 
 
 ^dezjr; (jers; — a strip ov klot; a berder. 
 List, List, v. i. tia qcnz; tu dezjr; tu be dispozd. 
 List, List, v. t. tu enlist; tu enrol er rejister; tu 
 
 enkloz for kombat: tu so; tu lisn. 
 Listed, List-ed, n. {Arch.} a smel band; a filet. 
 Listen, Lis-n, v. i. tu hqrkn; tu atend. 
 Listener, Lis-n-er, n. wun ho) hqrknz. 
 Listless, List-les, a. indiferent; k^les; bedles. 
 Listlessly, List-les-li, ad. k^,rlesli; wid-st aten- 
 
 Jon. [dezjr. 
 
 Listlessness, List-les-nes, n. inatenjon; wont ov 
 Lists, Lists, n. pi. a plas enklozd fer kombats, 
 
 rasez, reslitjz, &s. 
 Litany, Lit-a-ni, n. a form ov siiplikatori prjir- 
 Literal, Lit-er-al, a. akerdig tu de leter; real; 
 
 egzakt. [leter. 
 
 Literalism, Lit-er-al-iz-m,* n. akerdans wid de 
 LiTERALiST, Lit-er-al-ist,* n. wun hoo adherz tu 
 
 de leter. [menig. 
 
 LiteRality, Lit-er-al-i-ti,* n. orijinal er literal 
 Literally, Lit-er-al-i, ad. in a literal maner. 
 Literary, Lit-er-a-ri, a. relatig tu leterz er lit- 
 
 eratqr. 
 Literate, Lit-er-at, a. lerned; skild in leterz. 
 Literate, Lit-er-at, n. wun edyi^kated -st ov 
 
 kolej. [ov lernig. 
 
 Literati, Lit-er-a-tj, n.pl. [Z.] de lerned; men 
 Literatim, Lit-er-a-tim, ad. \L.'\ leter bj leter; 
 
 literali. 
 Literature, Lit-er-a-tq,r, n. de rezultsov lernig, 
 
 nolej, and fansi, prezervd in rjtig; lernig; skil 
 
 in leterz; filolojikal lernii), az distiggwijt from 
 
 lernii) in de fizikal sjensez; leterz; eryqdijon. 
 Literatus, Lit-er-a-tus, n. a man ov leterz. 
 LiTH anthrax, Lit-an-traks, n. {Min.} ston er 
 
 pit kol. 
 Litharge, Lit-arj, n. fi\zd oksid ov led; a vitre- 
 us oksid ov led prudi|,st in refjnig silver bj kup- 
 elajon wid led. 
 
 Lithe, Ljd, a. limber; fleksibl; soft; pljant. 
 Lithe, Ljd, v. t. tu smood; tu sofn; tu paliat. 
 LiTHENESS, Ljd-nes, n. limbernes; fleksibiliti. 
 Lithesome, Lid-sum, a. pljant; limber. 
 LiTHiA, Lit-i-u, n. ( Chetn.) a r^r alkaljn sub- 
 stans, f-snd in de mineral petaljt, and sum uder 
 
 lapideus bodiz. 
 LiTHiATE, Lit-i-at, n. ( Chem.} a selt fermd from 
 
 lifcik asid and a bas. 
 LiTHic, Lit-ik, a. {Chetn.} relatig tu er obtand 
 
 from ston; az, litik asid. [litia. 
 
 Lithium, Lit-i-um, n. { CAem.} de metalik bas ov 
 LiTHOCARP, Lit-o-kqrp, ?i. a petrif id frcbt. 
 LiTHOCOLLA, Lit-o-kol-a, ?i. Q gill sr sement 
 
 fer ritig on ston. [tu koral. 
 
 LiTHODENDRON, Lit-o-den-dron, n. a term apljd 
 Lithodomi, Li-tod-o-mj, n. pi. moldskus ani- 
 
 m:ilz hwiq bor intu and loj demselvz in solid 
 
 roks. [litodomj. 
 
 LiTHODOMOUS, Li-tod-o-mus, a. relatig tu de 
 Lithogenesy, Lit-o-jen-e-si, n. {Min.} de sjens 
 
 ov de natyqral produkjon ov mineralz, and de 
 
 kozez ov d^r fermz and kwolitiz. 
 Lithoglyph, Lit-o-glif, n. de qrt ov engravig on 
 
 prejus stonz. 
 Lithoglyphite, Li-tog-li-fjt, ». a ston hwiq pre- 
 
 zents de aperans ov beig engravd. 
 Lithograph, Lit-o-graf, n. a print from a dreig 
 
 on ston. 
 Lithograph, Lit-o-graf, v. t. tu reprezent, dre, 
 
 engiav, er eq on ston. 
 Lithographer, Li-tog-ra-fer, n. wun ha> prakti- 
 
 sez litografi. [rafi. 
 
 Lithographic, Lit-o-graf -ik, a. relatig tu litog- 
 Lithography, Li-tog -ra-fi, n. de qrt ov engravig 
 
 upon ston. 
 Lithoidal, Li-tff-dal, a. rezemblig ston; stoni. 
 Lithologic, Lit-o-16j-ik, ) a. relatig tu 
 
 Lithological, Lit-o-16j-i-kal, i litoloji; beig 
 
 ov a stoni struktyn,r. 
 Lithologist, Li-tol-o-jist, n. wun hay iz verst in 
 
 litoloji. [stonz. 
 
 LiTHOLOGY, Li-tol-o-ji, n. de natyn,ral histori ov 
 LiTHOMANCY, Lit-o-man-si, «. divinajon er pre- 
 
 dikjon bj stonz. 
 LiTHOMARGE, Lit-0-mqrj, n. {Mi?i.} stoni mqrl, 
 
 a varjeti ov talk. 
 LiTHONTRiPTic, Lit-oii-trip-tik, n. a medisin 
 
 proper tu dizolv de ston in de kidniz er blader. 
 LiTHONTRiPTiC, Lit-on-trip-tik, a. dizolvig de 
 
 ston. [fer de ston. 
 
 LiTHONTRiPTiST, Lit-on-trip-tist, n. an operator 
 LiTHONTRiPTOR, Lit-on-trip-tor, n. an instrcoment 
 
 fer brakig stonz or kalkTi,lj, in de blader, intu 
 
 smel pqrtiklz. [stonz. 
 
 LiTHOPHAGi, Li-tof-a-jj, n. pi. animalz dat et 
 LiTHOPHAGOUs, Li-tof-a-gus, a. fedig on er etig 
 
 stonz. 
 LiTHOPHYTE, Lit-Q-fjt, M. a ston plant; a koral. 
 LiTHOSTROTiON, Lit-os-tro-Jon, n. a sert ov fosil; 
 
 madripor. 
 LiTHOTiNT, Lit-o-tint, n. a ston tint, dj, er kulor. 
 LiTHOTOMiCAL, Lit-o-tom-i-kal, a. relatig tu li- 
 
 totomi. [litotomi. 
 
 LiTHOTOMiST, Li-tot-o-mist, n. wun hoo perfermz 
 Lithotomy, Li-tot-o-mi, ». de qrt ov kutig fer 
 
 de ston. 
 LiTHOTRiPTio, Lit-o-trip-tik, a. {Med.} dizolvig 
 de ston in de blader, er preventig its fermajon. 
 LiTHOTRiTY, Li-tot-ri-ti, ii. {lied.} de qrt er akt 
 
 ov brakig or brcDzig de ston in de blader. 
 LiTHY, Lj-di,* a. pljabl; bendig ezili. 
 Litigant, Lit-i-gant, n. wun engajd in a st^tatle. 
 Litigant, Lit-i-gant, a. engajd in a jixridikal 
 kontest. [bat. 
 
 Litigate, Lit-i-gat, v, t. tu kontest in le; tu de-
 
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 LiTiOATK, Lit-i-gat, i^. i. tu dispi^t or kont^nd in 
 
 lo. l8n,t ov lo. 
 
 Litigation, Lit-i-g^-Jon, ». a jiidijal k(>ate«t; a 
 LiriuiOL'S, lii-tij-us, h. inkljiid tu liti;<Hjuu, 
 liiTioiotsLy, lii-tij-us-li, mi. niij;;lii)li. 
 LiriuioLSNtJis, Li-tij-u.s-uus, n. rimj^lio. 
 Lii'ML's, l.it-iuu.f, n. a liijen y^zd in d|i(j; orkil; a 
 
 bill likwid kulor obttind Irani de urkil. 
 LiTOTKS, Li-t»j-tfz, H. {Jd/wL} a fiKy'ir bj hwiq 
 
 a Miitker heuiz tu i-kattSnyniit or lean hwot he 
 
 K|>eK!4 do he iiienz udcrwiz. 
 LiTKAMKTEa, Lj-tnim-E-tLT, h. an inslnixnunt tu 
 
 iu4<.'rtaii de sjiraifik (jraviti ov likwidi. 
 LiTKK, Lj-tor, II. a Fri'M(j tftundard mcjiir ov a ka- 
 
 Iia-Miti, in de dcsiiuul sistem, a litl los dan an 
 {jK'liJ kw..rt. 
 Litter, Lit-t-r, n. a knrij wid a bed in it;— stro 
 
 liid under iininuil/,; skaterd Jrcdz i>r fruguioutii; 
 
 — u brOKl ov yuj); u bi/rt ov auiiualz. 
 LlTTEtt, Lit-er, r. t. tu brij) furt, az kw6dni>pcdz; 
 
 — tu skater ab-st; tu kuver wid stro. 
 LiTTLK, Lit-l, n. [kiiinp. les and leser, stijierl. lest;] 
 
 sniiil; diininyiitiv; not gmt; not meni. 
 LiTTLK, Lit-i, n. a smol sixi'', \>c\t\., or af;\r. 
 LiTTLK, Lit-l, ad. in u amxl dff^ri'; not niuq. 
 LiTTLE.VESS, Lit-l-ne.-i, n. de .slat ov beij) litl. 
 LiTTt)itAL, Lit-u-ral, a. brloniy tu or ner de /or. 
 LiTLiTE, Lit-yti-jt, n. {Gmd.) a fosil Jel pqr/ali 
 
 ktrld up intu a .spiral form at de Knioler ond. 
 LiTLKOic, Li-tilr-jik, ( a. rclutig tu a lit- 
 
 LiTLUOicAL, Li-tur-ji-kal, ) urji. [/on. 
 
 liiTL'UOV, Lit-ur-ji, n. u fi'trmiihiri ov publik deva- 
 LlVE, Liv, I'. I. tu be aljv; tu dwel; tu fed. 
 Live, Liv, a. not dcd; aktiv; havin Ijf; aljv. 
 Lived, l^vd, a. havin Ijf; az, /nrt-//i</. 
 Livelihood, Liv-li-hud, n. innntvnan^. 
 LivELiLV, Ijjv-li-li, ad. in a sprjtli or Ijvli nianer. 
 Liveliness, Ljv-li-ne^, n. de s'tal ov beiy Ijvli; 
 
 vivasiti. 
 LiVELo.NO, Liv-log, a. tedyus; lofl in jwsifl. 
 LiVELV, Ljv-li, a. bri.nk: vigorus; sprjtli; ga. 
 LiVEU, Liv-er, n. wun hoD livz; — wun ov de en- 
 
 tnilz. 
 LiVEttcOLOE, Liv-cr-ktil-or, n. a vori dqrk red. 
 Liverwort, Liv-cr-wurt, n. a plant. 
 LiVEEV, Liv-er-i, ii. a reles from word/ip; a rit 
 
 for |H>ze/on; — a dres worn bj .servant.-*. 
 LiVERV, Liv-er-i, v. t. tu klod in a liveri. 
 LiVEttYMA.v, Liv-er-i-man, ii. wun hiu wijrz a liv- 
 eri; — wun ov Q klas ov freiuen ov Lundon. 
 LiVERVSTABLE, Liv-er-i-sta-bl, «. a stabl hw^r 
 
 borscz ijr let. 
 LiVEK. Ljvz, H. de plural ov Ljf. 
 Livid, Liv-id, a. diskdlord; blak and blq. 
 LiviDiTV, Li-vid-i-ti, ) .• , , , 
 LiviD.NESs, Liv-id-nes, ! "• diskulora/on. 
 Livi.NO, Liv-ifl, M. kors ov ljf; sdstenans; sup<5rt; 
 
 ui.'intenan!<; Ijvlihud. 
 LiVRK. Lj-ver, /». [Fi,\ a Frenq muni ov ak^snt, nis 
 
 di.-yiizd, ov a litl lea valyq, dan a frajjk, 80 
 
 fnii)ks bein ckwal tu 81 Ijvcnt. 
 LiXlviAL. Lik-s-iv-i-al, | a. imprognated wid 
 LixiviofS, Lik-H-iv-i-us, i wlta, Ijk a lik.-iiviuiu; 
 
 (il>tiiiid bj liksivium. 
 Lixiviate, Lik.'<-iv-i-at, > a. kontanio, or im- 
 
 LixiviATED, Liks-iv-i-at-od, I pr^gnatvd wid 
 
 liksiviuin. 
 Lixivium, LikK-iv-i-um, n. [L.'] \\ mad ov a/oc, 
 
 w-)tor, Act. II t(>rm yiiid bj de old kcmijits. 
 Lizard, Liz-urd, n. a repiil bit>i bo<li iz aknli, and 
 
 il.s let {uilmat; it rrzontblz a serix-nt wid legs 
 
 aded tu it: de jrnui inklijdi de knikkMljl and 
 
 aligator, but de wurd |i()pyiilarli refyrz unli tu 
 
 At smolor and les nok/u-i s.>rt.i. 
 Lizard BTOXE, l,iz-<inl-!«(on, n. a kjnd ov ston. 
 Llzard-tail, Lix-urd-tal, n. a pcronial plant. 
 
 Llama, La-ma, n. a Sut Amerikan animal n- 
 
 ziiinbliy de kamel, veri jnq^ful tu man. Se 
 
 i^Laina.y 
 LL. 1>., {letjum dod^/r} a doktor ov Im. 
 Lo, Lo, inttr. luk ! he ! bebuld ! 
 Loach, Loq, n. a sort ov jiniol fi/. 
 l>OAD, Lud, II. Q burdn; a frul; pre/nr; — a met&Uk 
 
 or iniiienil van. Se (I^'xlg.) 
 Load, Lcjd, v. t. [i. luded, pi. lodig, ludcd sr 
 
 ladii;] tu bardn; tu frat; tu cnkdmbcr; tu ^qrj 
 
 az a gun. 
 Loadstar, L6d-8tqr, n. de i>ol-«U^r; de njnu/nr. 
 Loadstone, Lud-uton, n. de magnet; an oluid ov 
 
 juru. 
 LoAK, Lof, n., pi. Lovz; a man ov bred, kt. 
 Loafer, Luf-or, n. an jdl or mis<jivas person; ao 
 
 jdler; u vagrant. 
 Loam, Loni, n. riq ort or mold; mqrl. 
 Loam, Loui, v. t. tu smsr wid loin or kla. 
 LoAMT, Lom-i, a. kontaiiio luin; mqrli. 
 Loan, Lujii, n. eni tij) lent; df akt ov lendig. 
 LoA.N, Lon, I', t. tu lend. [Vi^zd in de Yiinjtod 
 
 Stat.«; nirli in Iggland.J 
 Loath, Lot, a. unwilio: disljkig; reldktant. 
 I..0ATUE, Lod, V. t. tu rfgijrd wid no/eu, disgdat 
 
 or abluJren.-'; tu ni'i/rat; tu bat. 
 Loathe, l^ud, v. %. tu fel abhorens or disgddt. 
 LoATHEH, Lod-cr, II. wun htu lodz. 
 Loathful, Ltid-ful,* a. abhorip; odius. 
 Loathing, Lod-ijj, «. disgust: disinklina/on. 
 LOATH.NESS, LiJi-nes, ii. unwilijines. 
 Loathsome, Lod-sum, a. di.sgiistio; detestabl. 
 LoATH-soMEXESS, Lod-sum-nes, «. de kwoliti ov 
 
 bei)) lod.'sum. 
 Loaves, Luivz, h. ph^ral ov Lof, 
 Lob, Lob.t n. a klumzi jxtsou: o warm; a prizn. 
 Lobby, L6b-i, n. an opniy btfor u roim, or a wa 
 
 or a [uusaj tu an a|K(rtinent; a smol hoi. 
 LoBK, Lob, n. Q divijon: a i<irt ov de luyz. 
 LoBELET, Lub-let, n. Q litl lub; a lobyql. 
 Loblolly, Lob-lol-i, ». a gpe/ez ov ba-tre. 
 
 (.\<(ii/.) woter-grtfiel. 
 Lobster, L6b-ster, n. a wel-non krustn/us fi/. 
 Lobule, L6b-ynl, ». a litl lub; loblel. 
 Local, L6-kal, a. relatig or limited tu a plas. 
 Locality, Lo-kal-i-ti, n. cgzistoiu in plau; po< 
 
 zi/on. 
 Locally, L(S-kal-i, ad. wid respokt tu plas. 
 Locate, Lu-kat, v. t. tu plas; tu fiks. 
 LocATio.v, Luj-kii/on, n. sityn,n/on; de akt ov 
 
 l-lasin. 
 Locu, Lok, n. Q lak. 
 Lock, Lok, n. an instrtiimcnt tu fasn dorr, As.; a 
 
 \*\n ov a gun; u grapl; a tuft ov h:ir; an cn- 
 
 klo;;(ir in a kanal tu konfjn de woter. 
 Lock, L.k, r. t. tu /ut or fusn wid loks; tu kluz. 
 Lock, Lok, r. /. tu bekdin fast bj a lok; tu yunjt. 
 Lockage, Lok-aj, n. At konstruk/on ov loks; ma- 
 
 terialz for loks; woter tu fil a lok; tol. 
 Locker, lA>k-er, «. he or dat hwiq loks; eni tifl 
 
 klozd wid a lok: a dmer; a Qest. 
 Locket, Lok-el, n. u smol lok; a kaq: oni kaq or 
 
 spri|) tu fasn a ncklas or adur ornament; a lit! 
 
 kns at:'iqt tu de neklns. 
 Lockram, Lok-niin, n. a »i>rt ov kors klot. 
 Locksmith, L6k-smit, n. a man ho maks loks. 
 Locomotion, Lo-k£>-mo-/on, n. de akt or p'serov 
 
 qanjij) jilas. 
 Locomotive, Lo-ko-mo-tiv, n. a lokomotiv en- 
 
 jin; an i-njin fur inOivip a nilrud kqr. 
 Locomotive, Ixj-ko-mo-tiv, a. qaiijig or abl tu 
 
 <;aiij pins. 
 LocuLAMENT, liuk-yii-la-mcnt, n. {livt.) At sel, 
 
 in dr |H-rikqq> ov a plant, in hwiq dr srd is lojd. 
 LocuLAR, Luk-yii-lar, «. {Hut.) havip wan or 
 
 mor sell.
 
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 232 
 
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 LocuLiciDAL, Lok-yTi,-la-sj-dal, a. {Bot.} opniy 
 
 wid sclz brokn trcD at de bak. 
 LocuLOUs, L6k-yn,-lus, a. havig solz; lokyq^lar. 
 Locum tenens, L6-kum te-nenz, [L.] a depyii,ti; a 
 
 substiti],t. [ — a tre. 
 
 Locust, Lu-kust, n. a mlgratori devsrig insekt; 
 Lode, Lod, n. a metalik or mineral van. Ritn 
 
 elso {Load.} [star.} 
 
 Lodestar, Lod-stqr, «. de pol-stqr. Se {Load- 
 LoDESTONE, L6d-ston, n. As magnet. Se {Load- 
 stone.} 
 Lodge, Loj, v. t. im aford a lojitj; tu plas; tu 
 
 fiks; tu plant; tu setl; tia hqrbor or kuver; tu 
 
 afcSrd plas tu; tu la flat, az gran. 
 Lodge, Loj, v. i. tu rezid; tu kep rezidens. 
 Lodge, Loj, n. a smel h-ss; a tenement; a sosjeti. 
 LoDGEABLE, L6j-a-bl,* a. kapabl ov afordig a 
 
 dwelig. 
 Lodger, L6j-er, n. wun ho) lojez, er livz at bord. 
 Lodgement, Loj-ment, «. kolcakajon; anenkamp- 
 
 ment. [lijrd. 
 
 Lodging, L6j-ig, n. a temporari abod; rromz 
 Loft, Loft, n. a flor; a stori; a hj rcom or plas. 
 Loftily, L6f-ti-li, ad. on hj; prsdii; hetili. 
 Loftiness, L6f-ti-nes, n. de stat ov beig lofti; 
 
 hjnes. 
 Lofty, L6f-ti, a. hj; elevated in plas, kondijon, 
 
 er karakter; subljm; hoti. 
 Log, Log, n. a bulki pes ov wud; ct pes ov wud, 
 
 hwiq, wid a Ijn, servz tu mei^vir ds kors ov a 
 
 Jip at se; tia get logz for timber. 
 Logan, L6g-an, ) n. a rokig ston; a Iqrj rok so 
 Loggan, L6g-an, i balanst az tu be ezili mcovd. 
 
 Yi|,zd elso az an adjektiv; az, a logun ston. 
 Logarithm, L6g-a-rit-m, n. a rajonal number; — 
 
 logaritmz qr a seriez ov numberz in aritmetikal 
 
 progrejon, korespondig tu andder seriez in jeo- 
 
 metrikal progrejon. 
 Logarithmic, Log-a-rifi-mik, j a. relatig 
 
 LoGARiTHMicAL, Log-a-rit-mi-kal, ( tu, erkon- 
 
 sistig ov, logaritmz. 
 LoG-BOOK, Log-buk, 11. a rejister ov a Jips wa. 
 LoGGATS, L6g-ats, «. fl. a pla er gam, keld elso 
 
 skitlz. 
 Loggerhead, L6g-er-hed,t n. a dolt, a tik skul. 
 Loggerheaded, L6g-er-lied-ed,J a. dul; stq,pid; 
 
 doltij. . 
 Loghouse, Log-hTfs, n. a h-ss konstriikted ov logz. 
 Logic, L6j-ik, n. de qrt ov tigkig and reznig 
 
 justli; djalektiks. [lojik. 
 
 Logical, L6j-i-kal, a. pertanig tu er skild in. 
 Logically, L6j-i-kal-i, a.d. akerdig tu de loz ov 
 
 lojik. 
 Logician, Lo-jiJ-an, n. wun verst in lojik. 
 Log-line, Log-ljn, «. a Ijn tu mejqr a Jips wa. 
 Logman, L6g-man, n. wun hih kariz logz. 
 Logography, Lo-gog-ra-fi, n. a mod ov printig, 
 
 in hwiq a tip kontanz a holwurd. 
 Logomachist, Lo-gom-a-kist, n. a dispviterab'st 
 
 wurdz. [wurdz. 
 
 Logomachy, Lo-g6m-a-ki, n. a kontenjon ab-st 
 Logwood, Log-wud, n. a wud yq,zd in djig. 
 Loin, LtTn, n. de bak ov an animal; de ranz. 
 Loiter. L(5r-ter, v. i. tu ligger; tu be dilatori; 
 
 tu jdl. [wast. 
 
 Loiter, Ltr-ter, v. t. tu konsi^m in trjflz; tu 
 Loiterer, L^-ter-er, «. wun hoslo'torz; aliggerer. 
 Loll, Lol, v. i. tu len jdli; tu hag si de tug. 
 Lollard, Lol-ard, n. a foloor ov Wiklif. Ferst 
 
 apljd az a term ov kontemt. 
 Loment, L6-ment, n. {Hot.} a kjnd ov legq,m, 
 
 folig in pesez hwen rjp. 
 Lomentaceous, Lo-m'en-ta-Jus, a. {£ot.} b^rig 
 
 loments or perikqrps. 
 Lomentum, Lo-men-tum, n. {£ot.} a spejez ov 
 
 legq,m; lament. 
 
 Lomonite, L6m-o-njt, n. {Ilin.) a mineral ov do 
 
 zeoljt famili. 
 Lomp, Lump, n. a kjnd ov risndij fij. 
 Lone, Lon, a. solitari; lonii; siggl; unmarid. 
 Loneliness, Lon-li-nes, n. de stat ov beig lonli; 
 
 solili|,d. 
 Lonely, Lon-li, a. solitari; beig alon. 
 LoNENESS, Lon-nes,* n. solitn,d;disl|kov kumpani. 
 Lonesome, L6n-sum, a. solitari; lonii; dizmal. 
 Lonesomely, Lwn-sum-li, ad. in a solitari maner. 
 LoNESOMENESS, Lon-sum-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig lonsum. 
 Long, Log, a. not Jert; havig legt; ekstAided; 
 
 dren st; tedyus; dilatori. 
 Long, Log, a.d. tu a grat ekstent; not soon. 
 Long, Log, v. i. tu wij or dezir ernestli. 
 Longanimity, Log-ga-nim-i-ti,* n. forb^rans; 
 
 pajens. 
 Longboat, Log-bot, n. de Iqrjest bot ov a Jip. 
 LoNGE, Lunj, n. [Fr.] a trust. 
 Longevity, Lon-jev-i-ti, n. legt ov Ijf; log Ijf. 
 Longevous, Lon-je-vus, a. livig log; log-ljvd. 
 Longheaded, L6g-hed-ed, a. havig forkast; sa- 
 
 gajus. 
 Longimanous, Lon-jim-a-nus, a. havig log handz. 
 Longimetry, Lon-jim-e-tri, n. de qrt ov megv^rig 
 
 distansez. 
 Longing, L6g-ig, p;. ernest dezjr; kontinyi^al wiJ. 
 Longing, L6g-ig, pp. a. ernestli dezjrig; kravig. 
 Longingly, L6g-ig-li, ad. wid insesant wijez. 
 Longitude, L6n-ji-ti|d, n. legt; de distans or 
 
 eni pqrt ov de ert, est or west, from a meridian; 
 
 de distans ov a hevnli bodi from de ferst degre 
 
 ov 3riez reknd on de ekliptik. 
 Longitudinal, Lon-ji-tii,-di-nal, a. relatig tta 
 
 legt er tu lonjiti'^d. 
 Longlived, L6g-!jvd, a. havig log Ijf. 
 Long primer, Log prim-er, a. a kjnd ov printig- 
 
 tjp intermedial betwen smol pjka and burjefs. 
 Long-run, Log-run, }; n. de ultimat rezult; de ijq,. 
 Long-shanked, Log-Jankt, a. havig log legz. 
 Long-sighted, Log-sjt-ed, a. seig fqr or tu a 
 
 grat distans; sagajus. 
 LoNGSOME, Log-sum,* a. tedyus; werisum. 
 Long-suffering, Log-suf-or-ig, a. pajent; not 
 
 ezili provokt. [ensi. 
 
 Long-suffering, Log-siif-er-ig, n. pajens; klem- 
 LoNG-TONGUED, L6g-tugd, a. havig a log tug; 
 
 bablig. 
 Long-winded, Log-wind-ed, a. log-brett; tedyus. 
 Longwise, Log-wjz,* ad. legtwjz. 
 LoNiNG, Lo')-nig,* n. a Ian. 
 
 Loo, Luo, n. a gam at kqrdz. [ov kqrdz. 
 
 Loo, Let), 11. i. tu bet bj winig everi trik at a gam 
 LOOBILY, L(fj-bi-li,|; a. okward; klumzi; luberli. 
 Looby, Lcf)-bi,:I; n. a luber; a klumzi kl-sn. 
 Loof, Luf, n. de after pqrt ov a fips bu. Se 
 
 {^"Xf-} 
 
 LoOF, Luf, V. t. tu brig klos tu de wind; tu luf. 
 
 Look, Luk, v. i. tu direkt de j; tu se; tu direkt 
 de intelektyqal i; tu ekspekt; tu tak K^r; tu 
 woq: tu sem tu de luk ov uderz; tu hav a par- 
 tikyqlar aperans, ^r, or maner; tu aper. — Tu luk 
 ahst wun, tu be alqrmd; tu be vijilant.— 7'w 
 hdh after, tu atend; tia tak kr^r ov. — Tu luk 
 llak, tu fr-sn. — TuJukfor, tia ekspekt. — Tu 
 luk iiitu, tu egzumin; tu sift. — Tu luk on, tu 
 estem; tu regard; tu konsider; tu konsev ov; 
 tu be a spektator. — Tu huk over, tu egzamin; 
 tu trj wun bj wun. — Tu luk st, tu serq; tu sek; 
 tia be on de woq. — Tu luk tu, tu woq; tu tak 
 kv ov; tu behold. 
 
 Look, Luk, v. t. tu inflq,ens bj luks. 
 
 Look, Luk, inter, se! lo! behold! obzerv! 
 
 Look, Luk, n. ^r ov de fas: men; aspekt: kast of 
 k'sntenans; de akt ov lukig; vv^; woq.
 
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 Looker, Liik-cr, n. wun haj luks. Lutfr-on, a 
 ii|i<-kitii»r; wun tub iz nut un iijoiit. 
 
 LooKisa. Luk-ii). rP- •'■ y'l'-'O 'Ic l> eksp^^ktijj; 
 h.ivi|) an ii[icrun'<. 
 
 L00KINU-QLAB8, Luk-i||-);lis, II. Q iniror; a glan 
 liHi(; Joz UiTiui rrflf^kti'il. 
 
 LouM, IaIiiu, II. a WEVcrz iniiit'n;-a b^rd;^^ pes 
 ov lurnitiir; un nr-liDiu. 
 
 Loom. Limi, r. i'. tu aper Iqrj at sr, az a /ip. 
 
 LooM-UALE, i*f)in-}pU, II. Q jentl, rzi pil ov wind. 
 
 LoOMiNO, Ixfini-ij), 11. (.^''ll//.) an oiiliirjil, indis- 
 liokt vi}, ov un objokt; an apurcnt flrvnjon ov 
 objc'kts intu Ae n,r: an optikal ilii'^on; a inerc^. 
 
 IjOON, l^tin, II. (I .•'k'xndrcl; a rasknl; — a sc-ful. 
 
 Loor, l.itjp, II. a fuildio nr diihlij) ov a ><tri|) or Ijk 
 sulistiwi.", triD hwi<j aniidLT .■'triD nia be dron;— a 
 niij/.: II Icnphul. 
 
 Looi'Ki), Ixbjit, ji. ful ov, or havifl holz or lii)ps. 
 
 Loophole, ijjp-hcA, n. an ai>crti{,r: a hoi tu pv 
 a [tastij, part iky ulurli tu Ijr-qrinz; — a Jift; an 
 evir^on. 
 
 Looi'iiOLED, liifip-hold, a. ful ov hoi/, or 6pnigz. 
 
 Loopivo. bt'ip-ij), n. df runifl tugedur ov dr 
 muter <>v an or intu a mas hwen dt or iz hcted 
 onii fur kuUinaJon. 
 
 liOOSE, Liu-<, V. t. tu unbjnd; tu relaks; tu rel^s; 
 tu frf from kurparal or from mental bundz; tu 
 disiiipij. 
 
 Loose, \*w, v. i. tu set .«nl; tu lev a port. 
 
 Loose, Lus, <i. unbend: untjd: not fast; not klo.-<: 
 iuk-;: vii;;: nut -trikt: not rijid: not Ijt; not krisd- 
 cd; Ire; ilisongujd, folod h\fnrm, gumtjniz bj iic; 
 rrmi.H: not klos tu At purpus; not koniijs, but 
 Lik.s in lauj<wnj; unkon^kted: ninibli(): lak.s ov 
 bixli; not kostiv: lak'i in pt;''"""'*' kumlukt; wou- 
 ton: uiitjfi^t. Tu Irak Im*. tu gan liberli: tu 
 brak from rtstninl intu wjldnos. Tu Ut /<&», 
 tu si't at libcrti. 
 
 Loose, Iad.*, ». libcrti: Imsnos. 
 
 Loosely, I^ds-li, ml. in a lii>s mancr; kitrlcsli. 
 
 Loosen, Ix6s-n, r. 1. tu mak Ioi-m; tu pqrt. 
 
 L0O8E.V, Lif)s-n, V. t. tu rElaks; tu scparat. 
 
 Looseness, liits-ncs, h. laksiti; ircgyiilariti; a 
 fluks. 
 
 Lop, Lop, v. t. tu kut of: tu hend; tu let fol. 
 
 Lop, Lop, n. dat h>^iq iz kut from trtz;— a jile. 
 
 L0PPINO8, Lop-ij)z, II. pi. tops ov branqez lopt of. 
 
 LoqrAOious, Lo-kwa-Ju.', a. tokativ; nirzi. 
 
 LoyfACiocsNE.ss, Lo-kwa-Jus-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 ov biii) lukwajus. 
 
 LogfACiTV. I<o-kw:'H-i-ti, 11. to) rauq tok. 
 
 Lord. L.ird, «. u mnnark: a rOiler; a master; — de 
 Supri'm iSfii); a huzband; — a noblman: a prr: 
 gpojuli a baron, az distifluwijt from At bjcr dt- 
 gn'z iiv nubiliti: bj kiirtrsi, de sun ov a dqk or 
 miirkwi.-<, and At eldest sun ov an erl; ofijali. dr 
 maor ov Liindon, ov York, and ov Dublin, and 
 a juj hwjl prezidio in kort; olso hr hit) haz 
 de fe ov a manor, and kiin.irkwcntli de hoinnj 
 ov dr tenants; but in dis last kns de pqrti, if 
 not ov nobi bi;rt, iz not a<lr^st az lord; — in u lij,- 
 dikriH siMis, a hump-bakt j)er8on, from a Orck 
 wurd liwio, signifjz krukod. 
 
 LoRn, l<<iril, I'. ». tu domincr: tu nol drspotikali. 
 
 LoBULlKE. Ii<>nl-I)k, H. I{k a lonl; hoti; I'irdli. 
 
 Lordliness, L'<rd-li-ncg, h. digniti; prjd: hotines. 
 
 LORDLINO, l/>nl-li{), n. a litl or diminyi^tiv lord. 
 
 Lordly, lo'ml-li, a. Ijk a lord; boti; imperiu<>. 
 
 Lordship, lyinl-Jip, n. dr stat, kwoliti, or digniti 
 ov a li>rd; dominyon; a tjtl givn tu lordi. 
 
 Ix>RE, I/ur, n. Ii/rnig; sjonx: doktrin; instrukjon. 
 
 Loricate, IxSr-i-kai, r. t. tu plat over: tu kuver 
 wid a krust. az a kemikal ve.wl fitr rrti^tii) fjr. 
 
 LORICATION, Ix)r-i-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov I6rikiitig; 
 o kuviTifl. 
 
 LoRiMEU, nr LoaiNEB, L6r-i-mor, or L6r-i-ner,* 
 
 II. a br|dl-makcr, or a mtikor ov bit<, spun, and 
 
 nii-tul-niKiitiDZ. 
 LoRiPEU, l>or-i-|)cd, n. a pprjri ov kruatajon. 
 LoK.N, btrn,* p. a. forwikn; lost; forl>irn. 
 Lory, 1^-ri, n. a. b<;rd ov dr parol kind; a iort ot 
 
 mu|)ki. 
 LOSABLE, \Ai%-a.-h\, a. dat nin br lout. 
 Lose, Ijitz, r. t. tu srs tu hav in ixizc/on; tu be 
 
 dis{M)z<^st ov; tu forfit: tu br drprjvd ov; tu 
 
 ixtzes no loflgcr; tu mis, so az nut tu Ijnd: tu 
 
 He|iarat or alyenat; f u rajiii; tu bewilder; tu dr- 
 
 prjv ov; n'lt tu eiijiir; tu skwonder; tu tro uw6; 
 
 tu .safer tu vanij from vi^; tu eupldr inefcktyi^- 
 
 .ili; tu mis; tu jMirt wid. 
 Lose, l>tjz, r. 1. not tu win; tu dekljn; tu faL 
 I-OSEL, Ixi)-zcl,* //. u skKndrel; a nav. 
 Loser, LAz-er, «. wun hJi Kijzez or forfit.s. 
 Losing, LAz-io, n. Ins; depriva/oii; diminiiJon. 
 Loss, lios, II. detriment; de kuntrnri tu gan; 
 
 damaj; mis; prjvnjcm; deprive fon: forfitiir; de- 
 
 strukjon; yi^sles aplikajon. Tta be at a Of, tu 
 
 br in difikulti, or unabl tu prosed or drtermin. 
 Lost, Ln.-t, 1. -nnd p. from Lwz. 
 Lot, Lot, //. forlynn; Btat asjnd; <jans; a dj; — a 
 
 |>orjon; a jxirsel: — a pes ov land mejurd of. 
 Lot, Lo^ r. t. tu asjn; tu set a])^rt; tu a^rt; tia 
 I>OTE, Lot, n. a plant nnd tre. [al6t. 
 
 Loth, Lot, a. unwilig. .^e {Lxtth.) 
 Lotion, L6-Jon, 11. a medisinal woj. 
 Lottery, l/it-er-i, n. a gam ov qans; a sortilej; 
 
 u distribuJon ov jirfzcz bj q«ins. 
 LoLi>. \,y,<\, a. nflfzi; hj-s-sndiu; klaraorus. 
 Loud, Lisd, ad. so uz tu s'Knd wid fors; I'sdli. 
 LofDLY, Liid-li, ad. nerzili: klamorusli. 
 Loudness, L'sd-ne?, n. naz: fors ov siind: klamor. 
 LoLGii, Lok, n. {Iribh) a lak; sam az {ioch) in 
 
 .'>kotlani|. 
 Louis d'or, Ixd-i dor. n. [Fr.'\ a Frenij gold kirn, 
 
 formorii valyml at abut 20 Jilioz slerlij), or 
 
 $4,84;— de n\\libi dur iz 20 fnipks. 
 Lounge, L^nj, v. i. tu jdl; tu lol; tu Iiv laiili. 
 LouNOER. Liinj-er, 11. wun hOi I'rsnjez; an jdler. 
 Louse, Ltss, n.,pl. Ljs; a sraol insckt ov hwit; dv 
 
 (|r ineni sprjez dat Iiv on animal bodiz. 
 L0U8ILY, L'sz-i-li,t /M^. in a jKiltri, men wa; skur- 
 
 vili. [Ijg. 
 
 Lousiness, Lvi-i-nes, n. de stat ov ab-Bndig wid 
 L0U8Y, Lisz-i, a. inf(*sted wid ljs; +men; lo; vjl. 
 Lout. Lm, /i. a men. okward folo; a bumbkin. 
 Loutish, l^ist-ij, a. klitnij; bumbkinli. 
 Louver, I>fi-ver, n. an opnifl in de nsf ov a kot- 
 
 aj for At sinok tu esktiii; a windo in a qurg 
 
 strpi, left opn or krost bj b<\rz. 
 LuVAULE, Liiv-a-bl, a. wurdi tu br luvd; amiabL 
 LoVAOE, Ltiv-nj, n. an nroniatik plant. 
 Love, Luv, v. t. tu regqnl wid afekjon. 
 Love, Luv, n. dr jmjon betwrn de seksez, brtwfn 
 
 pilient^ and cildren, or belwen frendz; afekjon; 
 
 gud-wil; fondncs; de objekt beldvd; kortjip; a 
 
 wurd ov endrrment; di^ revereni* tu IJod. 
 LovEKNOT, Liiv-not, n. a k6mplikated not. 
 I-oveletter, Liiv-let-er, 11. a leter ov kortjip. 
 Loveliness, Liiv-li-nea, n. de kwoliti ov brig 
 
 luvli. 
 Love-lock, Ldv-lok, n. a peki^lyar sort ov kurl, 
 
 worn bj men ov fajon in de ram ov Flitabct, 
 
 and .Ininz L 
 Lovelorn, Liiv-lern, a. forsakn ov wun» lav. 
 Lovely. Liiv-li, a. wurdi ov luv; dmiabl; dclitful; 
 
 Sqrmii). 
 Lover, i^iiv-er, n. wun htti ii in luv; a frend. 
 Lovesick, Liiv-sik, a. disorderd wid luv. 
 Love BONO, Ltiv-so{), n. a soj) ek.<pr*siv ov luT. 
 Love-suit, L(iv-nit, n. kortjip. 
 I-OVE TALE, Ldv-tal, n. a narativ ov luv. loT. 
 LovK-TOBLiM, Liiv-t«-kn, n. a prcient in tokn oT
 
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 LovTKG, Liiv-ii), 3. kjnd; afekjonat. [mersi. 
 
 Loving-kindness, Luv-ig-kiud-nes, n. tenderncs; 
 
 LoviNGNESS, Liiv-ig-nes, n. kjndnes; afekjon. 
 
 Low, Lo, a. not hi; not rjzii) fqr upwardz; not 
 elevated; not kuniiij up tia sum mqrk er stan- 
 dard; humbl; loli; bas; men; abjekt; deprest er 
 men in rai)k, in impertans, in sentiment, in spsq, 
 intelekt, <ts.: — not rjzii) intu. antikwiti; not net 
 de nert er sst pol; not am'sntii) tia. muq in prjs, 
 number, er kwontiti; — not kariig a prinsipl veri 
 fqr, er tu ekstremz: grav in mi;,zik, az opQzd tia 
 Aj er al'>it; soft, az opcizd tu Isd. 
 
 Low, Lo, ad. not aloft; wid a lo vers. 
 
 Low, La,* n. flam; f jr; het. 
 
 Low, Lo, V. t. tu. belo, az a kis. 
 
 Low-born, Lo-bern, a. havii) a men berfi. 
 
 Low-bred, Lo-bred, a. hayii) a men edy^kajon; 
 vulgar. 
 
 Low-church, Lo-qurq, a. not kariig de prinsiplz 
 ov de etoriti ov de curq er ov episkopasi tu 
 ekstremz; — opozd tu hi-gurg. 
 
 Lower, L6-er, v. t. tu brii) lo; tu lesn. 
 
 Lower, L6-er, v. i. tu gro les; tu siijk. 
 
 Lower, L's-er, v. i. tu be kidded; tu frsn. 
 
 Lower, L's-er,* n. kl'sdines; glcumines. 
 
 Lower-case, L6-er-kas, n. a printerz kas, dat 
 holdz de smel leterz ov printiij tjp;— a. smel 
 leterz, az opozd tu Icapitalz. 
 
 Lowering, L-s-er-iij, a. klisdi; overkdst; glmmi. 
 
 LowERiNGLT, L-s-er-ig-li, ad. wid klisdines; 
 glcDmili. 
 
 Lowermost, L<5-er-most, a. loest. 
 
 LoWERY, L-8-er-i, a. kl'sdi; gldomi; l-serig. 
 
 Lowing, L6-ii), n. de krj ov katl. 
 
 Lowland, Lo-land, ji. kuntri dat iz lo; a mqrj. 
 
 Lowliness, Lo-li-nes, n. hq,militi; meimes; fre- 
 dom from prjd; wont ov digniti. 
 
 Lowly, L6-li, a. humbl; mek; mild; men. 
 
 Lowly, L6-li, ad. not hjli: menli; humbli. 
 
 LowN, L^sn, or LcDn,* n. a skundrel. Se {Loon.) 
 
 LowND, L-snd,* a. kqm and mjld. 
 
 LowNESS, Lo-nes, n. de stat ov beig lo; mennes; 
 wont ov elevajon, rai)k, digniti, er subliiniti; 
 deprejon; dejekjon. 
 
 Low-pressure, Lo-preJ-n,r, n. apljd tu a stem- 
 enjin, de mojon er fors ov hwiq iz prodi^st bj 
 fermii) a vakynum widin de silender bj dreir) of 
 de stem intu a kondenser, hw^r it iz kondenst. 
 
 Low-priced, L6-prjst, a. havii) a lo prjs. 
 
 Low -ROOFED, L(f)-riDft, a. haviij a lo rcof. 
 
 Low-spirited, Lo-spir-it-ed, a. d£jekted;deprest; 
 not Ijvli. 
 
 Low-water, L6-we-ter, n. de loest pemt tu hwiq 
 de tjd ebz; eb-tjd. 
 
 Low-wines, Lo-wjnz, n. pi. &f produkt obtand 
 bj a siijgl distilajon ov molasez, er ov fermented 
 sakarjn and spirityrj^us likwid. 
 
 Low-worm, Lo-wurm, n. a dizez in hersez Ijk 
 de Jigglz. [salii). 
 
 LoxoDROMic, Loks-o-drom-ik, a. relatig tuoblgk 
 
 LoxoDROMics, Loks-o-drom-iks, n. pi. de qrt ov 
 obleksalig bj de romb;— a tabl ov rombz, wid 
 de tabl ov lonjitqdz and latitq^dz. 
 
 Loyal, Lff-al, a. fatful tu a prins, tu a superi- 
 or, or tu dqti; obedient; trco. [soveren. 
 
 Loyalist, Ltf-al-ist, n. wun hcD adherz tu hiz 
 
 Loyally, Lff-al-i, ad. wid f jdeliti er leralti. 
 
 Loyalty, Ler-al-ti, n. f jdeliti ta a prins er a sq,- 
 perior. 
 
 Lozenge, Loz-enj, n. a romb; — a ferm ov medisin; 
 a sert ov kak; — an ornament in brilyants. 
 
 Lu, Lq, H. a gam at kqrdz. 
 
 Lubber, Lub-er,:]: n. a sturdi dron; an jdl kl-sn. 
 
 Lubberly, Lub-er-li,+ a. lazi and bulki; — ad. ek- 
 wardli. 
 
 LcBEiC, Lq-brik,* a. sliperi; smcnd; — wonton; Iqd. 
 
 Lubricant, Lq-bri-kant,j». eni tii) hwiq Iqbrikats. 
 Lubricate, Lq-bri-kat, v. t. tu mak smcod er 
 
 sliperi. [brikats. 
 
 Lubricator, Lq-bri-ka-tor, n. he er dat hwiq Iq,- 
 Lubricity, Lq-bris-i-ti, n. sliperines; smodnes. 
 Lubricous, Li],-bri-ku3, a. sliperi; smood; Iqbrik. 
 Lubrieaction, Lq-bri-fak-Jou, ) n. de akt ov 
 Lubrification, Lq-bri-fi-ka-Jon, i Iqbrikatig; 
 
 a smiTjdig. 
 Luce, Lqs, n. a pjk-fij ful gron. 
 LuCERN, Lq-sern, n. a plant kdltivated fer foder. 
 Lucid, Lq-sid, a. Jiniij; brjt; kler; pelqsid; per- 
 
 spikyi|us; brjt wid de radians ov intelekt; not 
 
 dqrknd wid madnes; rajonal. 
 Lucidity, L\|-sid-i-ti, n. britnes; Iqsidnes. 
 LuciDNESS, Lq-sid-nes, n. transp^rensi; brjtnes. 
 Lucifer, Lq-si-fer, n. de nam ov At devl; a feln 
 
 anjel; — de mernig-stqr. 
 Ldciferous, e-r Lucific, Lq,-sif-er-us, er Lq,-sif- 
 
 ik, a. givig Ijt. 
 Luciform, LTJ,-si-ferm, a. havig de natyq^r ov Ijt. 
 Lucimetee, Lq-sim-e-ter, n. an aparatus fer 
 
 megqrii) de intensiti ov Ijt; fotometer. 
 Luck, Luk, n. qans; hap; fertyn,n, gud er bad. 
 Luckily, Luk-i-li, ad. in a luki maner; fertyq,- 
 
 natli. 
 Luckiness, Liik-i-nes, n. gud fertyqn er qans. 
 Luckless, Luk-les, a. unfertyqnat; unhapi. 
 Lucky, Luk-i, a. fertyt^^nat; hapi bj qans. 
 Lucrative, Lq,-kra-tiv, a. ganful; profitabl; 
 
 benefijal. 
 Lucre, Lq-ker, n. gan; profit; advdntaj. 
 Luctation, Luk-ta-Jon, n. strugl; efort: kontest. 
 Lucubrate, Lq-kq-brat, v. i. tu studi bj kandl- 
 
 Ijt. [wurk. 
 
 Lucubration, Lx^-kq-bra-Jon, n. njtli studi er 
 Lucubratory, Li^-kq-bra-to-ri, a. kompozd bj 
 
 kandl-ljt. [dent. 
 
 Luculent, Li],-kq-lent, a. kler; transpjirent; evi- 
 LuDiCROUs, Li|^-di-krus, a. meri; sportiv; eksjtlg 
 
 Iqfter; Iqfabl; ridikyqlus; burlesk: komikal. 
 Ludicrously, Lv^-di-krus-li, ad. in a Iqdikrua 
 
 maner. [sportivnes. 
 
 LuDiCEOUSNESS, Li^-di-krus-nes, n. burlesk; 
 Lues, Li|-ez, n. a perzn er pestilens; a plag. 
 Luff, Luf, r. i. {JVaid.} tu kep klos tu de wind. 
 Luff, Luf, n. a salig klos tu de wind; wedergaj; 
 
 de risnd pqrt ov a Jips b^s. Se {Loqf.} 
 Lug, Lug,:}; v. t. tu drag; tu pul wid ruged vjo- 
 
 lens; tu pul bj de erz. 
 Lug, Lug,J i'. i. tu drag; tu kum hevili. 
 Lug, Lug, n. a smel fij; — a hevi lod; — a pol er 
 
 perq; — de er. 
 Luggage, Liig-aj, n. eni tig kumbrus tu be kar- 
 
 id; a travelerz pakajez er bagaj. 
 LuGSAiL, Ldg-sal, n. a netikal term, signif jig a 
 
 skwi^r sal hersted on a yqrd. 
 Lugubrious, Lq-gq-bri-us, a. mornful; soroful. 
 Luke, Lqk,* a. not fuli hot; Iqkwerm. 
 Lukewarm, Lqk-werm, a. moderatli werm; in- 
 
 diferent. 
 Lukewarmly, Li^k-werm-li, ad. wid Iqkwermnes. 
 Lukewarmness, Lqk-werm-nes, n. moderat 
 
 wormt; kinlnes; indiferens. [rest. 
 
 Lull, Lul, v. t. tu kompoz tu slep; tu put tu 
 Lull, Lul,* n. de piser or kwoliti ov scodig. 
 Lullaby, Lul-a-bj, n. a sog tu stil babz. 
 LuMACHEL, Lq-ma-kel, n. {Min.} a kalkarius 
 
 ston komp6zd ov Jelz and koral kongli^tinated. 
 LuMACHELLA, Lq-ma-kel-u, n. Jel mqrbl, sumtjmz 
 
 keld fir-mqrbl; Iqmakel. [lumbago. 
 
 Lumbaginous, Lum-baj-i-nus, a. relatig tu de 
 Lumbago, Lum-ba-go, n. pan ab'st de It^nz; a 
 
 ntimatik afekjon ov de muslz abist de Iffnz. 
 Lumbal, Liim-bal, ) i *• * a i„ „ 
 
 Lumbar) Liim-ba;, 1 ^- '"^'^^^J ^^ '^^ ^'"'^'
 
 LUB 
 
 235 
 
 LUX 
 
 LcMBES, Ldm-ber, n. cni ti|) kumbenuin or bulki. 
 
 In di' i'uniUd .S^afo, timbL-r in juuunil, ai bcirdz, 
 
 Ji|i;iU, ntuv», iLi. [lurli. 
 
 LtMBKK, Ldin-bcr, r. t. tu hep tugeder iregyti- 
 
 Ll'MBKk, Luiu-bor, r. i. tu iuiIjv hi.-\ili and sluli; 
 
 lu >;ut luiubiT or tiuiber from de lurest. 
 LuMBKR-ROOM, Lam- ber-rtDm, n. a roiin for lum- 
 ber. 
 LcMBUic, Liim-brik, n. a wurm. 
 LiXBURAL, Liim-bri-kal, a. purtanig tu wurmz 
 
 or dc Irfiiz. 
 LuMiNART, Lii-mi-na-ri, n. he or dat hwigdifiiz- 
 oz Ijt; oiii bodi bwi(j givs Ijt; an ilt^ioiuutur; uti 
 instniktor. 
 LcMiNATE, Li\-mi-nat,* v. t. Se {Uluminat^e.} 
 LuMiNusiTT, Ln-uii-noji-i-ti,* n. de atat ov beifl 
 
 himiuus. 
 LuMisuus, Li'i-mi-nus, a. Jjuiy; cnlitnd; brjt. 
 LuMi.NX)L'8LY, L^-ini-nud-li, oa. in a li^uiiaus 
 mant-r. [aos. 
 
 Ll'MINOUSNESS, L^-mi-DOS-nes, n. bqtnea; kler- 
 LuMP, Lump, n. a ^mijl or Japles mas; de gruKi. 
 Ll'UP, Lump, V. t. tu yn,njt, or tak in dc gru8. 
 LuuPKisu, Liimp-fiJ, n. u sort uv tik fi/. 
 Li'MPiNU, Liimp-iy.t a. Iqrj; hevi; grat. 
 Lumpish, i^ilmi>-ij, a. hevi; gros; dul; inaktir. 
 Li'MPiSHNESS, Ldmp-iJ-ned, n. stupid hevinea. 
 LuuPY, Liiuip-i, a. ful uv lumps; ful uv mojiec. 
 Lux A CORN t A, Lii-nu-kiir-ue-o, f». {Chern.} a 
 
 miirial ov silver. 
 Lu.NACY, Lii-uii-si, n. u kind ov madnes, formcrli 
 8U|xjzd tu be inflqcn^t b) de uvDn; in^aniti; 
 miulnei) in jeneral; drranjmcnt. 
 Lf.NAR, L|i-uar, , , J ^ 
 
 Lu."*ARV, l-n,-na-n, S " 
 
 Lf.N'AR-CAUSTic, Li'i-nar-kos-tik, n. {(Ji^m.) a 
 nilrut uv silver, or nitrik osid in kombinajon wid 
 silver. [mit>n. 
 
 Lu.N'ARiAN, Li},-na-ri-an, n. an inhabitant ov de 
 LuNATtu, Li),-nat-ed, a. formd Ijk a hq[-ma>n. 
 Lu.VATic, Li|,-na-tik, n. a person afekted wid 
 
 IllDU.si. 
 
 Lunatic. Lii-n.i-tik, a. afekted wid Iqnasi; insan. 
 Lunation, Ln,-na-Jon, ». de revolijon ov dc 
 
 mtun. 
 Lunch, Lun^, n. a litl fibd, or smel mel, betwen 
 
 brckfu.-tt and diner; lunqon. 
 Lu.vcUKO.v, Ldnq-on, n. »am az hint;. 
 LuNK, Liin, n. eni tig in de Jap ov a hqf-mAn; a 
 
 IrJ. 
 LuNET, LU-nct, n. a litl m<l>n: a satcl^t. 
 Lunette, Lii-n6t, n. [Fr.] a smol faqf-muon; Iq- 
 
 net. 
 LuNOS, Lunz, n. ;>/. de organz or rcspirajon in 
 
 man and in ol krrtyqri havig a l{k animal ek6n- 
 
 omi, Tulgarli kold de //<{y formerli u kant t4;rm 
 
 for u fiTxn v«r.->t felo, and ols«> for an alkimistj- 
 
 at«ndant hiD puft biz kulx. 
 Lunuwortu, Liiii-wurt, n. a jenua or percaial 
 
 plants; pulmunaria. 
 Ll'Msi>lar, Lq-ni-r><I)-lar, a. komb|nio de mo/onz 
 
 (ir f'VulnJonz iiv df sun and nMtn. (/ /if«i.»o/<ir 
 
 l>rr%-{. \i dat after hwJQ de ekli|K9ci ag^n rttdru 
 
 \u de sam order. 
 LuNisTiCE, Lti-ni-8ti», n. dc fqrdest pflrnt or de 
 
 m«t>nz nordip or s'sdig. 
 LuNT, Lunt, n. a ma^-kord wid hwii; guniqr fjrd. 
 LUNILAR. Lii-nq-lur, \ ... 
 LvM LATE. L^-nti-lat, I *• >l'' ^ °1 «°'»°- 
 LuPi.NE, Lq-pin, n. a plant; a kind ov paU. 
 Ll'PLLiNE, Lq-pq-lin, n. de fiu, yclo pvder ov 
 
 hop*. 
 Lurch, Lar^ n. a forltim or dei^rted kondijon. 
 Lurch, Lunj, r. i. tu Jift; tu pla triks: tu lurk. 
 Lurch, Lunj. r. t. tu dtfet; tu di«api^nt: tu strl. 
 Lurcher, Liir^-cr, n. wun dat lur^es er oaui4ra. 
 
 Lure, Lqr, m. at; ,i bat. 
 
 Lure, L-ir, r. t. , ,jr„. 
 
 LuRiu, Lii-rid. ., _ jurplij. 
 
 Lurk, Lurk, v. ». tu Ij lu hui, lu Ij bid. 
 LuRKLR, Liirk-cr, n. wun ha. lurka or ^z in wat 
 LuRKixu-PLACE, Ldrk-ifl-pla*, ». q hjdifl-iJM; a 
 
 sekret plus. 
 Luscious. LdJ-us, a. Un swet; deli/u«. 
 Lusciously, Lu/-us-li, ad. veri awetli. 
 LuhciousNESs, Lii/us-nes, «. gwetne*. 
 Lusouious, Ln-stJ-ri-ua,* a. yqrd in pla; ipcirtir. 
 LusoRY, Lq-so-ri,* a. yqzd in pla; plafuL 
 Lust, J^u^t, «. kqrnal dezjr; evi prujK-nsiti. 
 Lust, Lust, c. i. tu dezjr kqmali (.r vi'hementli. 
 Lustful, Ldst-ful, a. libidinus; havJD rvl de- 
 
 ^l"- [maner. 
 
 LusTKULLY, Lilst-ful-i, ad. in a lustful or eenjual 
 LuBTKUL.VESs, Ldst-f ul-ucs, «. libidinusnea. 
 Lustily, Lds-ti-li, ad. st3ili; wid vigor; wid 
 
 mctl. 
 Lustiness, Ldst-i-nes, n. sfstnes; rigor ov bodi. 
 Lustra L, Liis-tral, a. yqzd in pqrifikajrjn. 
 Lustrate, LiLf-trat, r. t. tu pqrifj; tu klenz. 
 LusTRATio.v, Lus-tra-/on, «. pqrifikajon bj wot«r. 
 Lustre, Lds-tcr, ». bqtnes; splendor; gliter; rt- 
 
 rnsn; — a skons wid litjj; — a lustrum. 
 Lustring, Las-trig, n. a /jnig silk. Se {LuU- 
 
 niri/i/j.y 
 Lustrous, Liis-trus, a. bqt; /jnig; Iqminu-!. 
 Lustrum, Lds-truin, u. [L.] u spas ov fiv yers, or 
 
 ov fifii komklet munts, amiig de liomani; — ao 
 
 kold from de periodikal lustrajon ov de siti at 
 
 dat tim. 
 Lusty, Ldst-i, a. sfut; vigorus; helti; Iqrj. 
 Lusus NATURES, Li'i-sus na-tq-re, n. [L.] a frtk 
 
 ov natyqr; a deformd produkjun; a monster. 
 LuTA.MST, Lqt-an-ist, n. wun ha» plaz ujjon a 
 , 'it- [mud. 
 
 LuTARious, Lii-ta-ri-us, a. livig in de mud; Uk. 
 LuTATio.v, Lq-ta-Jon, n. a metud ov sementig 
 
 vesclz. 
 Lute, Lqt, n. a strigd instroDment ov mqzik;— a 
 
 sort or past or Ida wid hwiq kemist^j klui up dv 
 
 veselz. 
 Lute, Li^t, o. t. tu kluz wid It^t or keoiists kla. 
 LuTER, Ltit-er, i , ... 
 
 LuTisT, Lqt-ist, 1 "• *> P'"<^' "" ^^ 'It. 
 Lutestring, Lqt-strig, n. de strig or a Iqtv-a 
 
 ijnig silk. 
 Lutheran, Lq-ter-an, n. a folocrov Lqter, wua 
 
 or a denomina/on or Kristyanx dat bad its ori- 
 
 jin in dc prr<jig ov Lqter. 
 Lutheran, Lq-t<;r-an, a. pertanig tu Lqt«r. 
 LuTHKRA.MSM, Lq-tcr-an-iz-m, fi. de doktrin or 
 
 Lqter. 
 Luthern, Lq-tcm, n. a sort ov winda over a 
 
 kitrnis, or in de inkljnd plan or a nttf; a dor- 
 mer. 
 Lutino, Lqt-ig, n. a klai kompoiijon or kotig. 
 LuTULEXT, Lq-tq-lent, a. mudi: tik; turbid. 
 Luxate, Ldks-at, c. t. tu put nt or jjfnt; ta 
 
 dislakat. [jtfntod. 
 
 Luxation, Luks-d-Jon, n. a diajmtig; a tin <*'*" 
 Luxuriance, Luks-yti-ri-ans, j n. de.«tat or be- 
 LuxuRiANCY, Luks yq-ri-an-si, i ig luksyqriant; 
 
 tgzyqbt runs; ragk grut. 
 Luxuriant, Luk<-yq-ri-ant, a. cgiyqbcrMit; reri 
 
 abdndanl; or raflk grut. 
 Luxuriantly, Luk.'«-yq-ri-ant-li, ad. abundantlL 
 Luxuriate, Luks-yq-ri-nt, r. i. tu gro ©gtyti* 
 
 bcrantli. 
 Luxurious, Luka-yti-ri-U!s a, delitig in Idk.'Tqri; 
 
 roldptyqus; givn tu plejqr. 
 Luxuriously, I.uks-yq-ri-us-li,j</ ' > ->- 
 
 Idptvuii-l). ^u 1. 
 
 LuxuRiousNKSS, Lukj-yT^-ri-us-nc-, . ; q-
 
 MAC 
 
 236 
 
 MAC 
 
 LrrtJRT, Lnks-yq,-ri, n. dslijus inr; a danti; vo- 
 
 luptyiiusnes; adiktednes tu plegiir. 
 Lt, Li, hwen li endz an adjektiv or adverb, it iz 
 
 kontrakt€d from de Sakson {lie,} Ijk; az, bestli, 
 
 hestlfk. 
 Ltcantheopt, Lj-kan-tro-pi, n. akjnd ov mad- 
 
 nes, in hwiq men hav dg kwolitiz ov wialvz and 
 
 udcr wild bests. 
 Lyceum, "Lj-s8-um, n. [Z.] de plas hw^r Aristotl 
 
 tet hiz f ilosofi; an akadcmi; a literari asojiajon 
 
 fer lektyi^rz on sjens er literati^r. 
 Lychnis, Lik-nis, n. {Bot.} a plant ov several 
 
 varJEtiz. 
 Lychnite, Lik-njt, n. an anjent nam ov mqrbl. 
 Lychnobite, Lik-no-bit, n. wun hoD transakts 
 
 biznes bj da and sleps bj njt. 
 Lycodox, Lik-o-don, n. a jsnus ov serpents. 
 Lycoperdon, Lj-ko-per-don, n. {£ot.} a. jenus 
 
 ov plants; ds puf-bel. 
 Lycopodiace^, Lj-ko-pod-i-a-SE-E, n.pl. {Bot.) 
 
 an order ov plants ov infErior erganizajon tu 
 
 dE kerniferE, keld, in IggliJ, klub-mosez. 
 Lycopodite, Li-kop-o-djt, n. a spEjsz ov fosil 
 
 plant. 
 Lydian, Lid-i-an, n. notig a kjnd ov anjent mn,- 
 
 zik, soft and efeminat. 
 Lydiax-stone, Lid-i-an-st<an, n. a spEjsz ov tuf 
 
 flint; flint; slat. 
 Lye, Lj, n. water impregnated wid alkaljn selt, 
 
 imbjbd from ajez ov wud. 
 Lying, Lj-ir), p2). a. from Lj; telii) Ijz; felsifjiij; — 
 
 beig rEkdmbent. 
 Lying, Lj-ig, n. de akt ov telig Ijz; — rekumbens. 
 
 Lying-in, Lj-ig-in, n. de akt er stat ov qjldberfi. 
 Lying-to, Li-ifl-t<D, j^P- ^- {jS^aut.} denotii) de 
 
 stat ov a Jip hwen dE salz qr so aranjd az tu 
 
 kisnterakt eq uder, and prEvent her progres. 
 Lymph, Limf, m. ds likor kontand in ds limfat- 
 
 iks: a pq,r, transparent fh\,id. 
 Lymphatic, Lim-fat-ik, n. a vesel konvaig limf 
 
 from el pqrts ov de bodi, and terminats in dr. 
 
 torasik dukt. 
 Lymphatic, Lim-fat-ik, a. pertaniij tu limf, or 
 
 de veselz hwiq konva it. 
 Lympheduct, Limf-E-dukt, n. a vesel hwiq kon- 
 
 vaz dE limf. 
 Lyxch, Linq, v. t. tu kondem and punij widxt a 
 
 legal trjal, az bj a mob. 
 Lynch-law, Linc-le, n. de wil er dEkrs ov a mob. 
 Lynx, Ligks, n. [X.] an animal ov several spejsz, 
 
 b£l6i)ii) tu de kat trib, rsmqrkabl for spEd and 
 
 Jqrp sit. [konstelajon. 
 
 Lyre, Ljr, n. a hqrp; a mi|zikal instrcoment; a 
 Lyre-bird, Ljr-berd, n. an Gstralyan herd. 
 Lyre-shaped, Lir-Japt, a. in de ferm ov a ljr. 
 Lyric, Lir-ik, n. a rjter ov lirik poetri. 
 Lyric, Lir-ik, ) a. pertanig tu a hqrp, er de 
 
 Lyrical, Lir-i-kal, i odz er poetri sug tu a 
 
 hqrp. 
 Lyrist, Lir-ist, 71. wun hot) plaz on a ljr er hqrp. 
 Lysimachia, Lis-i-ma-ki-a, 7;.. Itos strjf; a jenus 
 
 ov plants. 
 Lyterian, Lj-ts-ri-an, a. indikatig ds solnJon or 
 
 terminajon ov a dizlz. 
 Lythogenocs, Lj-toj-e-nus, a. prodnsig stonz. 
 Lythrode, Lit-rod, n. a mineral f-snd in Nerwa. 
 
 M. 
 
 Mm, iz a nazal murmur, and iz qrtikyq,lated 
 , bj kompreaig dE lips. It iz seldom sjlent in 
 
 de komon ertografi. It iz a nti^meral fer 1000. 
 
 Az an abrsviajon it standz fer Majister, Master, 
 
 Majesti, Mosyq^r, {Mmsievr,} Manyn,skript, Med- 
 
 isin. Member, Meridian, and Mundi, [de wurld.] 
 Mab, Mab, n. de kwEn ov ds f^riz; — a slatern. 
 Mao, Mak, n. a prefiks in Skoq namz, dEnotig sun. 
 
 It iz sinonLmua wid Fits in Iggland, and in 
 
 foland. 
 Macadamization, Mak-ad-am-i-za-Jon, n, de akt 
 
 er qrt ov makadamjzig. 
 Macadamize, Mak-ad-am-jz, v. t. tu kuver, az a 
 
 read er pqt, wid smel brcDkn stonz, h(t)z aggii^lar 
 
 pqrts yn,nit bj preji^r and ferm a hqrd, smood sur- 
 
 fas; so-keld from dE projektor, MakAdam. 
 Macandox, Ma-kan-don, n. a koniferus tre ov 
 
 Malabqr. 
 Macaroni, Mak-a-ro-ni, n. fcod ov mikst ingredi- 
 ents, qefli fl"5r, fermd intu past, and molded in- 
 
 tu strigz, in hwiq Jap it iz kukt; — a medli; 
 
 sumtig ekstravagant; a drol, er fcol; a fansiful, 
 
 fopij felo: a kokskum. 
 Macaronic, Mak-a-ron-ik, a. apljd tu a kjnd ov 
 
 burlesk poetri, intermiksig several laggwajez. 
 
 Latin jzig wurdz ov vulgar yi^s, and modern jzig 
 
 Latin wurdz^. 
 Macaroon, Mak-a-rcon, n. a kjnd ov swEt biskit, 
 
 mad ov fl'sr, qmondz, egz and Jugar; — a pert, 
 
 medlig felo; a fop a makaroni. 
 Macaw, Ma-ke, n. a spsjEZ ov Iqrj parot; a sps- 
 
 Jez ov pqm tre, from de nut ov hwiq pqm el iz 
 
 obtand. 
 Maccoboy, Mak-o-ber, n. a spejez ov snuf. 
 
 Mace, Mas, n. orijinali a klub; at prezent an en- 
 sjn ov etoriti karid befor majistrats; — de hevier 
 rod yT],zd in bilyardz; — a kjnd ov spjs, from de 
 midl bqrk ov de kuverig ov de nutmeg. 
 
 Mace-ale, Mas-al, 71. al spjst wid mas. 
 
 Mace- BEARER, Mas-b^r-e.-, n. wun ho kariz de 
 mas in a prosejon, er befcir a majistrat. 
 
 MaceR, Mas-er, n. a msdisinal bqrk, yTi,sful in 
 disenteri. 
 
 Macerate, Mas-er-at, v. t. tu mak len; tu mertKjj 
 — tu step in weter elmost tu soltjon. 
 
 Maceration, Mas-er-a-Jon, n. de akt ov maser- 
 atig, makig len, er stepig; mertifikajon; infrj^gon. 
 
 Mace-reed, Mas-red, n. a perenial plant; grat 
 kats tal. 
 
 Machairodus, Ma-qa-ro-dus, n. {Geol.} an eks- 
 tigkt mamal aljd tu dE b^r. 
 
 Machiavelian, Mak-i-a-vel-yan, a. relatig tu 
 Makiavt'l; krafti; sutl. 
 
 Machicolated, Ma-qik-o-lat-ed, a. havig para- 
 pets jjrojektig beyond de fasez ov dE welz, and 
 suported bj qrqez, havig apert^^rz er opn wurk 
 az in a bailment ov a wel er gat. 
 
 Machicolation, Maq-i-ko-la-Jon, n. an opnig er 
 apertq,r in dE parapet ov a fertif jd bildig; de 
 akt ov porig d'sn, in old kaslz, hevi er burnig 
 substansez, tra> apertq^rz, on asalants. 
 
 Machinal, Mak-i-nal, er Ma-Js-nal, a. rElatig tu 
 majenz. 
 
 Machinate, Mak-i-nat, v. i. tu plan; tu kontrjv. 
 
 Machination, Mak-i-na-Jon, n. an qrtifis; a kon- 
 tqvans. 
 
 Machinator, Mak-i-na-tor, n. wun hcb plots er 
 kontrjvz.
 
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 MAcnixr.. Ma-Ji'n, n. I'lii urtifi/al k6inplikntc<J 
 
 wurk; <i \tr* uv mokttnizm; an enjiD. 
 Maciiim:rt, Ma-Jen-or-i, «. mnjii\i kolektivli; 
 
 eiijinri; k6mplikated wdrknutn/ip; oi^perD^t- 
 
 yurul HJcnsi in u jicjcm. [J^ii*. 
 
 Maciiimst, Ma-/Eii-i.->t, n. a k'in«tniktor ot ma- 
 MACKtntL, Mik->T-i'l, n. a itm»l Kr-fiJ; a pander. 
 Macrocosm, .Mak-ru>-k<)i-tn,«/- Ma-kru-kos-m, n. de 
 
 gTHt or hul wurlJ, or vizibl i!ij<tem. 
 MaCKOMctlr, Ma-kr6m-e-tcr, n. an instrcDment 
 
 for mejuriu dt dijitans ov inakiioibl objckta bj 
 
 mtui ov t»t) rt f!<»kU)n. 
 Macropodian, .Mak-ro-p<f(-di-an, n. a spejes or 
 
 kru'<tfi/us animal. 
 Macrui'l's, .Muk-ra-pu<, n. de jen^rik nam 07 de 
 
 kinm'iirA: a JEniH ov bttlz. 
 Macrol'Ran, Ma-kr's-nin, u. a spejez 07 dekapod 
 
 kru-t«Jcanz; de lobster. 
 Mactation, Mak-ta-Jou, n. de akt ot kilijj fer 
 
 sakritj''. [a :^p<jt. 
 
 Macula, .Mak-yri-la, n. [L.] a spot up6n de skin; 
 Maculate, .Nl.'ik-yti-lat, v. t. tu stan; tu g|)ot. 
 Macllate, .Mak-yn,-Iat, a. spoted; Htiind; makq- 
 
 Intcd. [tant. 
 
 Maculation', Mak-yn-la-Jon, n. a stau; a sput; a 
 Macule, Mak-yn,l,* n. a spot; a stan; makyqia. 
 Mad, Mad, .-i. insan: diatrakted; krazi: rajip wid 
 
 |>a|iin; enrrijd; fqrius. 
 Madam, M:td-»in, n. a term ov adr^s tu a ladi. 
 Madbkain, .Mad-bmn, n. a pennon in.oan or gidi. 
 Madhr.mned, .Mad-brand, ;i. hot-heded: disorderd 
 
 ill uiiiid. 
 Madcap, M.id-kap, n. a wjld, hot-brand felo, 
 Maddkn, Mad-n, r. *'. tu bckiim mad. 
 Madhk.n, .Mad-n, r. t. tu mak mad. 
 Madiier, .Mad-cr, fi. a plant and rix>t jx\t,A fer dj- 
 
 iO riii. 
 Made, .Mnd. •'. and />. from ifak. Sc {Make.'} 
 Madekactiox, Mad-e-fak-/on,* n. At akt ov mak- 
 
 iO wot. 
 Madefv, Mad-e-fj,* r. t. ta mflrsn; tu mak wot. 
 Madeira, .Ma-dt'-ra, or .Ma-da-ra, n. a ritj wjn 
 
 rand in de jland "v Madrru. 
 Mademoiselle, .Mad-mwe-z^l, n. [/V.] At doter 
 
 ov dc Frunij ki))Z bruder; a yug, unmirid Frenq 
 
 Indi: a yun gv""'- 
 Madhouse, Mud-h's.s n. a h'ss for de insan. 
 Madia, .Ma-di-a, n. {JJol.) a jenus ov kompozit 
 
 plants ov Amerika, yt^sful as a stars ov v(5je- 
 
 tabl erl. 
 Madlt, Mad-li, ad. wid oiadncs; f^riusli: w^ldli. 
 Madma.v, Mad-man, n. a man rod ov rezn: a 
 
 in.iniak. 
 Maiinj-ss. Mid-nes, n. Tjaient and konf^rmd in- 
 
 -aiiiii: wont ov rezn; distrukjon; furi: wjidncs; 
 
 rnj. 
 Madonna. Ma-don-a, n. [It.] madam; a nam 
 
 givn tu piktyT^n ov At \ erjin Mari. 
 Madrepore, Mad-rr-por, n. u i<ubmar£n substans 
 
 Ijk kornl, inhabit*-.! I.j a smol animal: a jr nus ov 
 
 k.'nil/. but 1 tu ol de koralz difl- 
 
 tiiiiTwiji !>( - ir-Japt kavitiz. 
 
 MAKKtPiiRirK. J qt, n. a sprjtz ov kol- 
 
 dmn>ir kqrbuunt uv Ijiu, f'snd in Nerwa and 
 
 (irruland. 
 Madrikr. .Mad-r^r, w .Mad-ri-er, n. a tik plagk 
 
 qrmd wid |um plat.*, havig a kaviti (<afi/ent tu 
 
 rrsr'v dc ra'st ov a pet4rd hwcn ^qrjd, wid hwiq 
 
 it ii aiil)<l ag^nst a gat or eni tig intondcd tu 
 
 be brakn din; a lug plagk yi^xd in sspig and 
 
 mjnig. (^ri sog. 
 
 Madriual, M.4d-ri-pil, n. a pdjtoral «og: eni Ijt, 
 Madwoman, .Mad-wum-an, n. a wuman depqvd 
 
 ov nin. 
 Madwort, Mad-wart, n. a poreoial plant; kold 
 
 aUd, mad-apl. 
 
 MiKNURA, Mr-ni'i-ra, n. (Ornith.) a lingT^lar je- 
 uut ov bf-rdz fund iu .N'n tj^t Wall; de Ijr-b^rd 
 or lir-tnl. 
 
 .Maestoso, .Mq-c.«-t*i-Bo, ad. {Mia.} wid gnadyx\^, 
 siregt, and fprmnfit. 
 
 Magazine, .Mug-a-zfn, n. a ' f.jr 
 
 piinp'Hdcr, amiini/on, or qr: ra- 
 
 vi;^onz; u prri'idikal lit<.>nir -u|- 
 
 anrus publika/on <.r pamfki, •ii.-'ii{|ki iroia a 
 nt'izjiai^r and rrvq. He ulde-t publika/on wid 
 dis tjtl iz de Jvntlmnnz Mugaiia, bwi(; ffrat 
 apcrd in 17:U. 
 
 Maodale.v, .Mag-da-len, ri. an inmat ov a femal 
 [M-nitcnJinri. 
 
 Maoellaxic, Maj-el-in-ik, a. apljd tu tre ndb- 
 yqle in dr sudcrn hemi^fer, namd after ilaj^lao, 
 hO) f'-rst diskdverd dem. 
 
 .Maooot, Maz-ot, n. a smol grub; — a hwim; kaprfi. 
 
 .Maggoty, .Mag-ot-i, a. ful ov magoLs; hwimzikal. 
 
 -Magi, .Ma-jj, n. pi. [L.] wjz men ov de fc'it: a 
 k<ist ov prest-s amiig de I'^r/anz and .Medz. 
 
 .Maoian, Ma-ji-an, a. drnotig At Majj uv de Vtt. 
 
 Maoian, Mti-ji-an, n. wun ov dc an/ent -Majj. 
 
 -Magic, .Maj-ik, n. At qrt ov putig in ak/on Ac 
 piter ov spirits; sorscri; en<jdntmt.-nt. 
 
 Magic, .Mai-ik, j a. relatig tu majik: dun bj 
 
 -Magical, Maj-i-kal, j majik: enqdnted; nekro- 
 maiitik. 
 
 .Magically, .Maj-i-kal-i, aJ. akordig tu majik. 
 
 Magician, .Ma-Ji/-an, n. wun ho) praktist-z, or it 
 skild in, majik; an cncdnter; a nekromanscr. 
 
 Magic-lantern, .Maj-ik-lan-tem, n. an optikal 
 instnnmont bj menz ov hwiq smol {lanted figyi^r* 
 qr luagnif jd at ple^qr on de wolz ov a dqrk ra>m. 
 
 Maoilp, Ma-jilp, n. a jtlatinus kompund ov lin- 
 ked «tI and miwtik vqrni/, yi^zd bj qrlisls az a 
 vehikl for kulorx. 
 
 Maoistek. >Lnj-is-tcr, n. [Z.] kontrakted tu i/ai- 
 t<-f, -iligUr, or Mr., Q tjtl ov pTser or otoriti; an 
 apola/on givn, in de midl ajez, tu personx ot 
 sjcntifik or litcrari distigkjon: ekwivalent ta 
 At modem tjtl ov Ih.kUir. 
 
 Magisterial, .Maj-is-ti-ri-al, a. pcrtanig or sqt- 
 abl tu a master; ot6ritativ; dominerig; lordli; 
 m.ije.stik; lofti;iirogant: nrsd: in.'»u>lent:dMp6tik. 
 
 .Magiste&iallt, Maj-ia-ti-ri-al-i, ad. arogaotU; 
 pr-^dli. [osnet. 
 
 .Maglsterialness, Maj-ig-t£-ri-al-ne.«. n. imperi- 
 
 .Magistery, Maj-is-tcr-i,* n. in Alkemi, a fjo 
 p'sdiT. 
 
 -Magistracy, Maj-is-lra-«i, n. At ofi« or digniti 
 
 ov a majistrat; de bodi ov majistnits. 
 Magistrate, Maj-u<-trat, ». a pablik sivil ofiser, 
 
 invested wid otoriti; a president; a guremor; a 
 
 justi.s ov de pes. 
 Magistratic, -Maj-is-trat-ik, a. havig dc otoriti 
 
 nv «i uiajislnit. 
 .Magma, .Nlag-ma, n. a krcbd mikstyqr ov miner- 
 al or organik materx in a tin pa^ti stat. 
 Magna-charta, .M:ig-na-k4r-ta, n. {L.\ de ctbI 
 
 qqrter ov Ingli/ libcrtiz okstortoil from kig Jon, 
 
 grantiil wid sum olteraJMnz bj Henri dc Herd, 
 
 and konfennd bJ Edward de Ft/rst. 
 .Magnanimity, .Mag-na-nim-i-ti, n. gratnes ov 
 
 mjnd: ntjblnes; braveri. 
 Maoxaximouslt, ilag-nao-i-mus-li, aif. wid 
 
 mapianimiti. 
 Magnate, .Mag-nat, %. a man ov ragk; a grand/. 
 Maone-sia. Mag-ne-ji-a, n. a hwjt alkal^n frt, 
 
 yqrd in luedisin, jentli purgativ. 
 .Maunesian, .Mag-u£-3i-an, a. relatig tu er kon- 
 
 tanig magnesia. 
 Maonesite, .>(ag-ne-sjt, n. <J/iii.) kqrbooat or 
 
 magnrjia, or nativ magnejia. 
 Mao.nesium, .Mag-nt'-ji-um, n. (Ckfm^ dc mt- 
 
 talik bos ot magoesia.
 
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 Magnet, Mag-net, n. &z lodston; wun ov de oks- 
 
 idz ov jurn hwig pozesez peki^lyar propertiz, and 
 
 atrakts iurn. 
 
 Magnetic, Mag-net-ik, ) a. relatig tu de 
 
 Magxetical, Mag-net-i-kal,j magnet er tia 
 
 magnetizm; atraktiv. 
 Magnetically, Mag-net-i-kal-i, ad. bj p"ser ov 
 
 atrakjon. 
 
 Magneticalness, Mag-net-i-kal-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov bsii) magnetik. [netizm. 
 
 Magnetics, Mag-net-iks, n. pi. ds sjens ov mag- 
 
 Magnetism, ilag-net-iz-m, n. de sjens hwiq trets 
 
 ov dg propertiz ov ds magnet; p-ser ov atrakjon: 
 
 magnetiks. _ [izm. 
 
 Magnetist, Mag-net-ist, n. wun verst in magnet- 
 
 Magnetize, Mag-net-jz, v. t. and i. tia imbq, 
 
 wid er resEV de propertiz ov magnetizm. 
 Magnetizes, Mag-net-jz -er, ji. wun hoo magnet- 
 
 jzez. 
 
 Magneto-electricity, Mag-ne-tcD-E-lek-tris-i-ti, 
 
 n. dat branq ov natyi^^ral filosofi hwiq iz estab- 
 
 lijt on dg asertand fakt, dat magnetizm and 
 
 elektrisiti hav serten prinsiplz in kumon. 
 
 Magneto-motoe, Mag-ne-to-mo-tor, n. a voltaik 
 
 sgrifz ov t(t) er mor Iqrj plats, empltjd tu egzibit 
 
 Elektro-magnetik fsnomEna. [uifjd. 
 
 Magnifiable, Mag-ni-fj-a-bl, a. dat ma be mag- 
 
 Magnific, ilag-nif-ik, ' ) a. grat; uoibl; mag- 
 
 Magnifical, Mag-nif-i-kal, \ nifisent; ilustrius; 
 
 grand. [splendor. 
 
 Magnificence, Mag-nif-i-sens, n. grandyixr; Joi 
 
 Magnificent, Mag-nif-i-sent, a. grand; splendid; 
 
 pompus. [grandli. 
 
 Magnificently, Mag-nif-i-sent-li, ad. splendidli; 
 
 Magnifico, Mag-nif-i-ko, n. \_It.'\ a grande ov 
 
 Venis. [nifiz. 
 
 Magnifier, Mag-ni-f j-er, n. he or dat hwiq mag- 
 
 Magnify, Mag-ni-fj, v. t. tu mak grat; tu en- 
 
 Iqrj : tu egzelt; tu ekstol; tu praz gratli. 
 MAGNILOQ0ENCE, Mag-nil-o-kwBns, n. pompus 
 
 lai)gwaj . 
 Magniloquent, Mag-nil-ca-kwent, a. lofti in speq. 
 Magnitude, Mag-ni-tud, ?i. gratnes;siz; grandyixr. 
 Magnolia, Mag-no-li-a, n. an evergren fl'seriij 
 
 tre. 
 Magpie, Mag-pj, n. a berd ov ds kro trjb, havig 
 
 blak and hwjt federz, sumtjmz tet tu tek. 
 Magus, Ma-gus, n. [Z.] fl. Ma-jj; an anjent ori- 
 ental filosofer; wun verst in majik; a majijan. 
 Mahogany, Ma-hog-a-ni, n. a veri valyii^abl kjnd 
 
 ov wud. 
 Mahometan, Ma-hom-e-tan, n. a profesor ov de 
 relijon ov Mahomet; a Musulman; a Mohamedan. 
 Mahometan, Ma-hom-e-tan, a. relatii) tu Ma- 
 homet. 
 Mahometanism, Ma-h6m-8-tan-iz-m,«. de relijon 
 
 ov Mahometanz. 
 Maid, Mad, ) ». an unmarid wuman; a ver- 
 
 Maiden, Mad-n, \ jin; a wuman-servant. 
 Maiden, Mad-n, a. frej; nq; unpoh|,ted. 
 Maiden-hair, Mad-n-hq,r, n. a. delikat fern. 
 Maiden-head, Mad-n-hed, ) n. de statov a mad; 
 Maiden-hood, Mad-n-hud, \ verjiniti; verjinal 
 
 pq,riti; fredom from kontaminajon; frejnes. 
 Maidenlike, Mad-n-ljk, a. modest; desent. 
 Maidenliness, Mad-n-li-nes, n. behavyor ov a 
 
 madn; jentlnes; modesti. 
 Maidenly, Mad-n-li, a. jentl: modest. 
 Maidhood, Mad-hud, n. verjiniti. 
 Maidmarian, Mad-ma-ri-an, «. a Iqnd ov dans; 
 de kwen ov Ma; a buf<6n er ber drest in gerlz 
 klodz tu dans a Moris dans; a malkin. 
 Maid-servant, Mad-ser-vant, n. a femal servant. 
 Mail, Mai, n. a kot ov stel net-wurk fer defens; 
 
 qrmor; — a bag fer leterz, &s. 
 Mail, Mai, v. t. tu qrm defensivli; tu enkloz. 
 
 Mail-coach, Mal-kcDq, n. a koq dat kariz a mal. 
 Maim, Mam, v. t. tu disabl; tu wdind; tu kripl. 
 Maim, Mam, n. prjvajon ov sum esenjal pq,rt: 1am- 
 
 nes prodii,st bj a woond er ampq,taJon; a kriplig; 
 
 injn,ri. [mamd. 
 
 Maimedness, Mam-ed-nos, n. de stat ov beii) 
 Main, Man, a. prinsipal; qef; ledii): mjti; substan- 
 
 Jal; important; beloijiij tu a kontinent; az de 
 
 man land; — direktli and forsibli aplid; az, bj 
 
 man street. 
 Main, Man, ?i. de grcDs; de bulk; be grater pqrt; 
 
 de sum; de hoi; — de ojan; de grat se, az distig- 
 
 gwijt from baz and riverz; — de kontinent, az 
 
 distiggwijt from naboriij jlandz; a grat dukt, az 
 
 distitjgwijt from smoler wuuz; a dig; vjolens; 
 
 fors; a hand ac djs; — a kokf jtig maq; a hamper. 
 Main-body, Man-bod-i, n. de sekond Ijn er kor 
 
 ov an qrmi. 
 Main-boom, Man-boom, n. de spqr ov a smol vesel 
 
 on hwiq de man sal iz ekstended. 
 Main-hamper, aMan-ham-per, n. a hand-basket 
 
 tu kari graps tu de pres. 
 Mainland, 5Ian-land, n. de kontinent; not an 
 
 jland. 
 Mainly, Man-li, ad. qefli; prinsipali; gratli. 
 Mainmast, Man-mast, n. {Naut.} de qef or midl 
 
 ■ mast. 
 JIaixor, Man-or, n. a tig stoln bj a tef and f'sud 
 
 in hiz handz. 
 Mainpernable, Man-per-na-bl, a. {Law) balabl; 
 
 dat ma be bald. 
 Mainpernor, Man-per-nor, n. {Laid) wnn tu 
 
 hcDm a man iz deliverd ■st ov prizn er kiistodi on 
 
 brkdmig b-snd fer hiz aperig; Jqrti; bal. 
 Mainprise, Man-priz, n. {Law) de akt ov takig 
 
 intu frendli kiistodi; a Jq,rti; plej; bal. 
 Mainprise, ilan-prjz, v. t. {Law) tu tak intu 
 
 kdstodi and giv Jq,rti fer aperans; tu bal. 
 Mainsail, Man-sal, n. de prinsipal sal ov a Jip; 
 
 de sal ov de man-mast. 
 AIainsheet, Mfiu-Jet, n. de rop ataqt tu de loer 
 
 korner ov de mansal. 
 Maintain, Man-tan, er Men-tan, v. t. tu prezerv; 
 
 tu kep; tu defend: tu suport; tu asert; tu sus- 
 
 tan; tu vindikat; tu justifj; tu kontinyi^; tu 
 
 kep up; tu suport. 
 Maintain, Man-tan, v. i. tu sup6rt bj qrgr(,ment. 
 Maintainable, Man-tan-a-bl, a. defensibl. 
 Maintainance, Man-ten-ans, n. de akt ov man- 
 
 tanig; defens; — suport; sustenans. In Le, an of- 
 
 ijus intermedlig in a sx\jt, bj asistig eder pqrti 
 
 wid muni er uderwjz. 
 Maintainer, Man-tan-er, n. a. suporter; a qerijer. 
 Maintop, Man-top, n. {Naut.) de top ov de man- 
 mast, [manmast. 
 Mainyard, Man-yqrd, n. {Naut.) de yqrd ov de 
 Maize, Maz, n. Indian kern, a plant and gran. 
 Majestic, Ma-jes-tik,* ) a. havig majesti; 
 Majestical, Ma-jes-ti-kal, j magnifisent: statli; 
 
 egdst. [splendidli. 
 
 Majestically, Ma-jes-ti-kal -i, ad. wid majesti; 
 Majesticalness, Ma-jes-ti-kal-nes, ) . ,. 
 
 Majksticness, Ma-jes-tik-nes,* ( "• °i'>'J«=sti. 
 Majesty, Maj-es-ti, n. digniti; grandyqr; eleva- 
 
 Jon; magnifisens; a tjtl givn tu sovereijz; eleva- 
 
 Jon ov maner; de stjl er tjtl ov kigz and kwenz. 
 Major, Ma-jor, a. grater; Iqrjer: senyor; older. 
 Major, Ma-jor, n. a senyor; — a militari ofiser. In 
 
 Lojik, de ferst propozijon ev a silojizm. 
 Majoe-domo, Ma-jor-do-mo, n. a master ov a 
 
 h^ss; a stq^ard. In de korts ov kigz, in de midl 
 
 ajez, a grat ofiser ov de palas. 
 Major-general, Ma-jor-jen-er-al, n. a militari 
 
 ofiser, nekst tu a levtenant-jeneral. 
 Majoe-generalship, Ma-jor-jen-er-al-Jip, n. At 
 ofis ov major-jeneral.
 
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 Majoritt, Ma-j6r-i-ti, n. At Htutov beij) prator; 
 dt ijrul'T number; de jiqrt ov cni numbi-r hwi(; 
 it jjratiT dun dr uder pqrt, or dun de nuin ov oi 
 dr ufltT I'lrt"; de ekfies ov dr Rriitor jiqrl i»v u 
 nuinbur abdv de udc-r p<irt -ir i«irLt. (J /ilt(raliti 
 ix df ^jnitost ov df ^'evl•rul imiubfTZ or |)qrt*f in- 
 tu hwiq LMii nuinbir mn be (liv|J<-il; hw;irac a 
 majoriti iz u number (^tvr dun de .sum ov ol 
 dr uder jxirU. Ful aj: de ntut or kondi/un ov 
 a |MT«<>n at ful hj; end or minoriti; -de raflk or 
 ofin ov Q intijur. 
 Make, Mnk, <■. t. [i. mnd, }»>. rnaki)), mnd:| tu 
 krtiit; tu f.>rm: tu kiim|HJz: tu iirij<lii^ or etokt: 
 tu iK'rl'irm; tu koz; tu ke|>; tu fur:); tu kon- 
 Btrrin, tu konofH.'!: tu n"<;; tu Mn. T\i mak 
 tiwa, tu de-itrtir; tu tran^ter. lu mnk uk\ii(, 
 tu rekn. Tu mak aks'nt ur, tu estem. 7i< /imk 
 frr irid, tu tret widiit scrrraoni. 'J'u mnk (jutl, 
 tu mnntan; tu fulfil; tu akumplij. 7'u mak 
 Ijt Of, tu konsidcr ac ov no k6n-<ekwen«. Tu 
 mak Air, tu kort. Tu mak iiieri, tu fe^tt. Tu 
 mak mu(; i/f, tu (jerij. Tu niak or, tu under- 
 stand; tu j>rudris from; tu konsider; tu ukiint; 
 tu ostein; tu <ji'rij. 'Tu ritak ur*r, tu tninsft'r: 
 tu \i\Ri vrid trustez. Tu mak si, tu kler; tu 
 ek^iiliiu; tu prAv; tu evin-<. 7u mak fur iw, tu 
 konriidor az .torten; tu irki'ir. Tu mak up, tu 
 get tURodor; tu rekon.ijl; tu k<>in|K.')7.; tu repj'ir; 
 tu /np: tu !<upl(; tu miik les defijent: tu kom- 
 p<^ti?iit; tu bnhins; tu H^-tl; tu adjii'it; tu aki>m- 
 pli/; tu konkhi^d; tu k'>nij>let. Tu mak ffntir, 
 tu vtfd ytirin. (Naut.^ Tu mak dr huid, tu 
 di-<kiiver land. Tu mak nal, tu inkrrs de kwon- 
 titi ov gal. Tu mak utern ica, tu re tret or initiv 
 wid dc storn furmust. Tu mak irnUr, tu lek, 
 bj letii) in wntor. 
 
 Make, .Mnk, r. i'. tu tend; tu travel; tu kontrib- 
 yt^t; tu bav efekt; tu opcmt; tu ukt az pni»f, or 
 <irCT,mcnt, or kor.; tu Jo; tu aper; tu komiMJz. 
 7\u mnk airA wid. tu destr*; tu kil; tu mnk 
 awH. Tu mak huhl, tu prrzt'im; tu y\\t fredom. 
 Tu mnk for, tu advuntuj; tu favor. Tii iiiak 
 up fur, tu komp^nsat; tu be insted ov. Tu 
 rrutk trid, tu konkiir. 
 
 Make. .^Iuk, n. form; struktytir; tekstynr; natyi^r. 
 
 Makkpeace, Mak-pes, n. a pes-mnker; a r«<kon- 
 qler. 
 
 Makf.r, Mnk-cr, n. wun hA mnk."; de Kreator. 
 
 Make SHIFT, Mak-Jift, n. an <k-!prJient lulopted 
 tu .*<;"rv uz a prczent puqius or turn; a t^mporn- 
 ri substitnt. 
 
 Makeweight, Mak-wnt, n. cni tig hwiq iz adcd 
 or tron in tu mnk np wot. 
 
 Making, Miik-i(i. n. kompuzifon; struktynr; form. 
 
 Mal, Mai, a prrfiks. Se {JJale.) 
 
 Malacatine, M/il-a-ka-ti'in, n. a kjnd ov pe<]. 
 
 Malaciiitk. Mal-a-kit, n. <i kqrbonntov ko|>cr. 
 
 •MAi-ACiioLoor. Mul-a-k6l-(a-ji, n. de natyiiral 
 hi.^tori or »j<<ns ov mol(i«k.«,or ni(>lu!<ku.s animalz, 
 or ov Jell and Jcl-fiJ, inkliidig koflk^loji. 
 
 Malacoderm, M.il-B-ko-d.>rm. n. a nerikorn betl. 
 
 Malacolitk, Mal-a-kd-lit, n. < J/7ii.> a varjcti ov 
 prrn ojit. 
 
 Malacostomi-s, .Mal-a-k6.-i-to-miM, a. soft jod, as 
 fij. [ov kru«ti)Jean. 
 
 MALACOflTRACAN. Mal-a-k(Ss-tra-kan, n. a Rpejet 
 
 Maladministratiom, Mai-ad-min-is-trA-Jon, n. 
 Sr {i/alfiiilminif(r<itian.y 
 
 Malapt, M.-il-a-di, n. an lines; a dit^x; a diiit^m- 
 pcr; n diionlor. 
 
 Malafide. Mri-la-fj-de. [/-.] "in bad fat;" wid 
 a drxin tu des^v; tr«<<;eru<li. 
 
 Malaga. M.^l-a-)^, n. a wjn from Malafja in Span. 
 
 Malaoma. Ma-laR-ma, m. <J/<««/.) a poltia. 
 
 Malandku. Mal -under, n. a d'xUt in de fet ov 
 bonez. Se {ilallinderg.} 
 
 Malapert, .M:il a ' -t- 1-^t: imper- 
 
 tinent; fiprjlli; .1 
 MaLAI'EKTLY, -Ml . iitli; «.»- 
 
 Mili. ibiiu luulup^rt. 
 
 MALArtttTM>«, Mal-a-|<^rt-nc«,* n. de itiai ov 
 .MALAPKuroii, Mal-ap-ru-pu, Mil, [/V.j uiui^lAbli; 
 
 un-<eznabli. 
 Malar, .Ma-lar, a. bel6oig tu dr fjrk. 
 Malaria, .Mal-a-ri-u, «. u ii' '. ' - ;.s- 
 
 hulajnn Irom mqr/i dictriki . n- 
 
 t<Tmitenl frver or dizez; a i. _ .. 
 
 .MALAKiOL'd, Mii-lu-ri-u«, a. relaiiu lu ur kuuiuuig 
 niuliiriii. [ik axid wid u baa. 
 
 .Malate, Mti-lat, n. {Chrm.) a s-dt fonnd ov inal- 
 .Malay. Ma-16, n. a nativ ov .Mulnya, ur MuKika. 
 Maldama.n, Mal-da-ui-aii, n. u tamili ov .>«-ieu- 
 
 tari anrlidz. 
 Male, MhI, a. ov de seks dat begets yujj; not fe- 
 
 nuil; aitlid tu a 8kni> wid u 8])|ral trod. 
 Male, .Mal, ». de he ov cni spejez. 
 Male, .Mal, u prefiks from de I.<atin, hwiq in 
 k(imi)<:;)ziJon signifjz i7 or evl; ofn ritn wid«t de 
 <'■. m4il.} 
 .Maleadmimhtration, .Mal-ad-min-is-tra-Jon, n, 
 bud luanajment ov afi'^rz. [.'Uiti^rfid. 
 
 .Malecoxte.nt, >I;il-kun-t«nt, n. wun h* iz di- 
 -Malecontent, Mal-kon-tent, / a. disalisfjd; 
 
 .Maleco.vte.nted, Mal-kon-t^nt-cd, i diakon- 
 
 U-nted. 
 
 -Maleco.ntentedly, Mal-kon-t<5nt-ed-li, ad. wid 
 
 di.-k(intent. [diskimtentednea. 
 
 .Maleco.nte.nted.vess, Mal-kon-tent-eil-ne-s n. 
 
 Malediction, Mal-e-dik-/on, n. a kurs; an ckw- 
 
 krajon. 
 -Malekactios, .Mal-c-f:ik-Jon, n. a krjm; anof^ns. 
 51alefactor, Mal-c-fak-tor, ». an ofeudor; a 
 kriminul. [ded or akt. 
 
 Malekkasance, Mal-f£-zan9, n. in Lo, an evl 
 Malefurmation, MaJ-fur-ma-Jon, n. il, or rog 
 
 f>iruinJon. 
 
 -Malepractice, Mal-prak-tis, n. praktis kontrari 
 
 tu mjIz. [niti; malig. 
 
 -Malkvule.vce, .Ma-l^v-t)-lens, n. il-wil; malig- 
 
 .Malevolent, .Ma-lev-u-lcnt, a. il-dispuzd; ma- 
 
 li^unt. 
 
 Malevole.ntly, Ma-Wv-o-lcnt-li, ad. malignant- 
 
 li; inuli/uiili. ^lijiu. 
 
 .Malevolous, Ma-Wv-o-luii,* a. malevolent; iii»- 
 
 .Malice, M:il-i.-<, ri. a wiked intenj^n tu dtl) injq- 
 
 ri; budnc;! ov dezjn; deliberat mis<;if: il-intcnjon; 
 
 mulij^niti; il-wil; sp^t. 
 
 Malicious, Ma-liJ-us, a. ful ov malis; partakig 
 
 ov maliit; il-di!<p6zd: malignant; malevul<nt; 
 
 maljn. (^liL-i.iti. 
 
 Maliciously, Ma-liJ-us-li, ad. wid mali." it m t- 
 
 Maluiousnes-S, .Mu-liJ-us-nes, ii. mali.-<;mali;;niti. 
 
 .M.ALIUN, .Ma-I(n, a. bavig mali.t and cnvi; unfii- 
 
 Vor.ilil; il-di^i^zd; malijus; b.id; fatal; pe8tileiij'al. 
 
 Malign, .Ma-ljn, r. t. tu re);<^rd wid cnvi or inali.i; 
 
 tu hurt; tu defiim; tu hqrm; tu vilifj. 
 Malignancy, Ma-lij;-nan-si, II. : : malis. 
 
 Malignant, .Ma-hg-n.-int, a. malia 
 
 and envi; nml(n; envius; mail . : fatal. 
 
 Malignant, .Mu-lig-nant, n. a miUvVuleui p^-rson; 
 —a term anljd tu Kavuleri bJ de rqritanz in 
 de tjm ov kroninrel. [mnliju.'li. 
 
 Malignantly. .Ma-lig-nnnt-li,«<f. widil-intcnjon; 
 Maligner, .Ma-Ijn-cr, ii. wun ba> maljnt. 
 ■Malio.MTY, .Ma-li^-ni-ti, n. malis; utalijiunef; 
 malevolen-i; kimtnirirti tu Ijf; drittriiktiv ten- 
 densi; cvlnci* ov natjrur. 
 Malignly. Ma-ljn-li, ad. wid il-wil; ^nriaalL 
 .Malihon, Mal-i-zon,* n. a malrdik/on. 
 Malkin, M i-kin, n. a in .mt. 
 
 Mall, M>>I, n. a kjnd ov r; a malet. 
 
 Mall, Mol, v. t. tu bet or - . a nwl.
 
 MAM 
 
 240 
 
 MAN 
 
 Matt.. Mai, n. a publikwek. {Pall mall,) a stret 
 
 in Lundon. iz pron'snst pel meh 
 Mallard. ^lal-ard, n. Lt drak ot de wjld duk. 
 Malleability, Mal-E-a-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 b£Lg cialEabl. L^EtLg. 
 
 Malleable. Mal-e-a-bl, a. dat ma be spred bj 
 Malleablexess, Mal-E-a-bl-nes, n. maleabiliri; 
 
 daktiliii. 
 Malleate, >iIal-£-at, c. t. tta bet wid a hamer. 
 Malleatio.v, Mal-e-a-Jon, n. At akt ot betrg er 
 
 hamerig. 
 M.\LLET. Mal-€t, n. a wndn hamer. [fet. 
 
 Mallixdees, MM-in-derz, n. />/. a dizez in hersez 
 Mallov, Mal-o, n. a. plant. 
 Malmset, Mqm-zi, n. a la Jus hwjt win, pr£p4rd 
 
 in varini plasez, portikjTilarli in dg jland ov 
 
 Madtri, but Qrijinali from 2Iaha^ia, in &z 
 
 Morta: — a riq sert ot grap. 
 Malope, ila-Liip, n. a jenos ot malTaJus plants. 
 Malpighia, ilal-pig-hi-<i, n. {£ot.y &£ B<yba- 
 
 dijz <^eri: a jenus ot plants. 
 Malt, Melt, n. gran stept in weter and dqd. 
 Malt, Melt, c. i. tu mak melt: tu bs mad melt. 
 Malt, Melt, a. mad ot, er kontanig melt. 
 MALT-DRLsrK, Melt-driflk, n. beTeraj mad ot melt. 
 Malt-dcst, ilalt-dust, n. de duit er rgmanz ot 
 
 mdt. 
 Maltese. Mel-tiz, n. eip. and pi. a natiT er natiTz 
 
 OT Melta. 
 Malt-floor, Melt-flor, ra. a flor tm dri melt on. 
 Maltha, Mal-ta, n. a mineral pi^: a soft, glqtinus 
 
 5 u 03 tans. [grjndig melt. 
 
 Malt-hokse, ilelt-hers, n. a hers emplijd in 
 Malt-house, Melt-h-ss, r». a h-ss in hwiq inelt iz 
 
 mal. i^msl^- 
 
 Malt-kilx, Melt-kil, n. a kil er uTn fer drjig 
 
 Maltmax, Melt-man. i „ „„u„, ,^ „„it 
 ■v, iri. ' r n. a maker oT melt. 
 
 MaltiTER. ilalt-ster, j 
 
 Malt-mill, Melt-mi J, n. a mil far grjndig melt. 
 
 Maltreat, ilal-trst, r. t. tu tret il: lu. ab^z: tm 
 
 injur. Ritn elso {Jfalfireat.} 
 Maltreatment, Mal-trft-ment, n. il-ynzaj: ab^s. 
 Malum ix se, ila-lum in se, [L.] a tig rog er 
 
 etI in iiseli : an ofens at komon le. 
 Malum prohibitum, ila-lum pro-hib-i-ium, [Z.l 
 
 a tig rog er etI bEkez forbidn. 
 Maltaceous, ^lal-Ta-Jus, a. rElatig ta maloz. 
 Maltersatiox, Mal-Ter-sa-Jon, n. bad Jifts; mEn 
 
 qrritisez. 
 Mameluke, Mam-£-ltik, n. wan ov a former mil- 
 
 itari klas in Sjipt, ha> wer imported az slaTz 
 
 from Serkajia. [muder. 
 
 Mamma, Ma-mq, n. a fond er familTor wurd fer 
 Mamma, Mim-a, n. [i.l fl. Mam-E: de brest: dE 
 
 glandular pqrt ot a femal in hwiq milk iz pr£- 
 
 p4rd. 
 Mammal, ilim-al, ;;. an animal dat suklz its yyg. 
 Mammalia, Ma-ma-li-a, n. pi. dat klas ot ani- i 
 
 malz hwi<5 sukl d^r Tug: mamalz. i 
 
 Mammalian, Ma-ma-li-an, a. rElatig tn mamalia. I 
 Mammalogist, 3Iam-al-o-jist, r*. wtm hco iz Terst 
 
 in mamaloji. 
 Mammalogt, Mam-al-o-ji, n. dz natytiral histori 
 
 oT mamalz: mazoloji. 
 ilAMMAET, Mam-a-ri, a. relatig tu de brest. 
 Mammet. ilam-et, n. a pupet: a ligjTir drest up. 
 Mammifee, Mam-i-fer, n. a mamal. 
 Mammiferous. !Mam-if-er-us, a. haTig brests. 
 ilAMMiFORM, Mam-i-ferm, a. haTJg de Jap ot 
 
 br«ti. 
 Mammillart, Mam-il-ar-i, a. bElogip tu dt 
 
 brests er t£ts, niplz, paps er dugz: rEzemblig 
 
 brests er niplz: proti^l^rant. 
 Mammillatzd, Mam-il-at-ed, a. harig smel niplz, 
 
 er litl globji^lz l^k niplz. [ri^ez. 
 
 ilAMMOX, ilam-on, n. {Hyriac} riqez: de god ot 
 
 i Mammoxist, Mam-on-ist, n. a. wurldli-mjnded 
 ! f-erson: de demon ot riqez. 
 I ilAMMOTH, Mam-ot, n. a fosil ekfant: — de term 
 I iz ofn apljd tu an eksttgkt animal ot htj di- 
 menjonz man onli bj iu fosil remanz, keld de 
 maet-odon. 
 
 Mas, Man, n., pi. Men; a human beig, in hwiq 
 sens it iz ot bot jenderz; a mal ot de hTpoan 
 ras, az distiggwijt from a icuman; an addlt 
 mal, az distiggwijt from a h^; it iz Ijabl tu be 
 jTjzd spejali, az fer servant; emfaiikali, az far 
 wtin perfekt in el manli kwolitiz; IcDsli er jener- 
 ali, az fer an indiTidj-qal: figytiratiTli, az fer a 
 wer-Jip, a pes at qes, drafts, &s. 
 
 Max, Man, c. t. tu fumij wid men; tu gqrd wid 
 men: tu fertifj: tu stregten. 
 
 Manacle, ilan-a-kl, 1. 1. tu qan dE handz: tu Jakl. 
 
 Manacles, ilan-a-klz, n. pi. qanz fer de handz. 
 
 Maxage, Man-aj, r. t. tu kondnkt: tu guTem; tu 
 direkt; tu kari on: tu mak traktabl: tu weM: tu 
 kontrJT; tu konsert; tu huzband; tu tret wid 
 kejon er dEsensi; tu tran tu grasf ul akjon, az Q 
 hers. 
 
 Manage, Man-aj, x. i. tu st^perintend af^rz. 
 
 Maxage, Man-aj, n. kondukt; administrajon; jx\^; 
 hersmanjip. Se {Maruffe.} 
 
 Manageable, Man-aj-a-bl, a. guTemabl; trakt- 
 abl. [nes. 
 
 ilANAGEABLENESS, ilan-aj-a-bl-ncs, n. traktabl- 
 
 Maxagemext, Man-aj-ment, n. dt akt ot man- 
 ajig; sqperintendens: direkjon; ekonomi; <5qrj; 
 kondukt; administrajon: praktis; transakjon. 
 
 Manager, Man-aj-er, n. a kondnktor; a fnDgal 
 person. 
 
 Max akin, 5Ian-a-kin, n. a grtDp ot berdz remqrk- 
 abl fer de riq tints ot d^r pltimaj. 
 
 ilANATEE, Man-a-t£, n. a herbivorus sstajan; de 
 
 SE-k-5. 
 
 Maxatus, Ma-na-tns, n. a jenus ot herbiTorns 
 
 SEtaJanz, inklqdig de spejez keld se-lcuz. 
 Manchet, Manq-et,* n. a smel lof ot fjn bred. 
 !Manchineel, ilan-qi-nel, n. a tre ot' de "West 
 
 Indez. 
 Maxcicate, Man-si-kat, a. {Bot.} haTig h^rz 
 
 interwoTn intu a mas. 
 ilAXCixiTE, Jlan-si-njt, n. {Jfin.} a brsn sUkat 
 
 OT koper. [tu tj. 
 
 ilANCiPATE, Man-si-pai* c. t. tu enslaT; tu bjnd; 
 Mancipation, Man-si-pa-Jon, n. slaTeri: serTitt^d. 
 ilAXCiPLE, 3lin-si-pl, n. a sttiard: a punraor ot a 
 
 kolej. 
 Man'damus, Man-da-mus, n. [L.] {Law} a rit 
 
 from a stiperior kort direkted tu an InfErior 
 
 kort, &s. 
 >Iandarls", Man-da-ren, n. a £iaiz noblman, 
 
 majistrat, er publik ofiser, eder sivil er militari, 
 ILaxdatart, Man-da -ta-ri, i n. wun tu hacim a 
 iLANDATORY, Man-da-to-ri, ) komdnd, order, er 
 
 qf\TJ iz giTu; a jjrEst hd) holdz a mandat from de 
 
 jxDp for hiz benefis. 
 Mandate, ilan-dat, n. komdnd; presept; komijon. 
 Maxdatoet, Man-da-t<D-ri, a. prtseptiT; direk- 
 
 tori. 
 Maxdible, ilan-di-bl, n. de je: de instrument ov 
 
 mandi^kajon; dE loer je ot animalz; apljd tta 
 
 bot jez OT berdz, and tu de uper p^r ot jez ot 
 
 insekts. [je. 
 
 Mandibular, Man-dib-y^-lar, a. bslogig tu de 
 Maxdibulate, ilan-dib-j-q^-lat, n. {Erd.) wun ov 
 
 a klas oT insekts hwi<5 prEzerv d^r erganz ov 
 
 mastikajon in d^ last er perfekt staj ot meta- 
 
 merfosis. 
 i Maxdibulate, Man-dib-jti-lat, a. dat mastikats; 
 ! yqzig jez. 
 
 Maxdilion, Man-dil-yon, n. a soljerz kot; a leu 
 1 gqrment: a slevles jaket.
 
 MAN 
 
 241 
 
 MAN 
 
 Ma!TDI8C, Min-disk, n. At Amerikmn nam or de 
 lilmii kelJ kA«qva, and bi botani;!!.*, jttro/a 
 tnaniht^. Tapioka ix wun or iu pruduku. 
 
 Manuoliv', MaD-da-Iin, n. a kjod or giU-m or bqrp. 
 
 MA.N'pBt:L, Min-drcl, n. an inftrotmcnt bcldgig tu 
 
 a lad. 
 Uaxobil, Min-dril, n. a magki; a bab^bo; de 
 
 lqrjc4t, vaust broital, and ftrojiu ur dt tmMtnt 
 Ma.hducable, Min-dii-ka-bl, a. dat cam kc ^qd 
 
 «»r etc. 
 Makdccate, Man-dq-kat, r. t. tu qq: tu tl. 
 Handucation, MAo-dq-kA-Jon, a. ctig: de akt or 
 
 M AXE. Man, n. de b^r on de nek or a hors, ki. 
 
 Uaneatek, Man-rt-cr, n. wun dat fedi ap6n 
 hqmaii i\ej: a kanibal. 
 
 Mankd. Maud, a. bavin a man. 
 
 Manlgl. Ma-na3, n. [fr.] a ridig-skokl; de qrt or 
 h"r>tn;injip. 
 
 Manege. Ma-ni3. r. (. tu tran a hers fer qdi^, er 
 tu gni?ful mujon. 
 
 Maneu. Ma-ne, n. a Hebrj> wat or gold konfistig 
 ov luo /ekli:a wat ov silver kon^i.-tq) or 60 Jekli. 
 
 Manes, Ma-nei, n. pi. [L.] a goit: a /ad: a de- 
 parted sol: remani ov dt ded. 
 
 Manfuu M.in-ful, a. bold: stit; d^rig; raJrant; 
 
 ' M 
 
 Ma... ... ;. -t, r. t. tu 
 
 tu di.-kuvcr: tu drkl^r. tu r, 
 
 Manifestable, Man-i-fe;t-a-t.. . 
 evident. 
 
 Ma-mfestatiox, )lAn-i-fee-ta-ron, 
 rri-r, Mia-i-fest-li, sa. 
 I lar.li. 
 
 •t, ■. a rjtig; aa iarn or a 
 I dn f'^r frat. 
 
 ■-'•- -.1 Jo: 
 
 TDSQ 
 
 kler. 
 
 manli. 
 Manfl'LLT, Man-ful-i, ad. 
 Manfii-Ies*. MAn-ful-ne«, 
 Mam. - '■ 
 
 L« 
 
 boldli; tt-stii: Ijk a 
 n. stYtne^: boldnes. 
 a blak miDeral: — a 
 mi' ritl, and difikirit or 
 
 fq-, 1 uv a nitiilik sub- 
 
 <iiti.?. u u..k.>t .-ul-.-ua; >qxd in klerig glas. 
 
 Ma.voa.xesia.n, ^lay-ga-ne-ji-an, a. retatig tu 
 mat)2-.int';. 
 
 Ma.ngamte, Map-g-.i-njt. n. (J/ia.) a mineral 
 kotnf' - 1 (^rf i iiT iin oksiJ ov magganej, ^qsful 
 in ; tytir ov glas. l^mikit. 
 
 MaX(. k-»m. fi. kom ov several kJDdx 
 
 MaNoi . . de itj or skab in kati, d>.'gx, Ai. 
 
 Mangel- WLitZEL, Mao-gl-wdr-iel, ». literal!, ni>t 
 ov <tk;\r-iti. Urk^u ji^td ai a snbstitqt fer bred 
 in t -iti: a nxit ov de bet kjnd, kdlti- 
 
 va : 'A fer katl. [or. 
 
 Mani. -. n. a tn»f ff^r animali tu et st 
 
 MaN' Ji-ne<. n. infekjon wid de manj. 
 
 Man I . r. t. tu la^erat: tu kut pcimel: 
 
 — ; .. ... .. u: tu kalcnder. 
 
 Mangle. Map-gl. n. a kalender fer smotidig Hnen. 
 
 .MA.NOLfR. Mr-rp'T. n. wnn hcD magglx: a baker. 
 
 Ma.n\ rj fnDt-trt or de r?t 
 
 ar . -.: a ftvDt; a pikl: a 
 
 gr. ' . , :kld. 
 
 MANGustL, .\lAg-ga-tivl,* N. an cnjin for troig 
 I'^ri :'t,jni. and baterip wolz. [fnW. 
 
 *''' '•■• »' - - ^rli/us oriental 
 
 tre and plant, 
 t manj. 
 
 M-\>: .<. wun Ls hat« mankind. 
 
 M.\.M. de Stat er kwoliti or beijj 
 
 a iL- — .. ..'ilili: hqman natrqr. 
 
 Mama Ma-ni-o, n. |.(rr.] riolcnt insaniti: madne*. 
 
 Man. •■ a-kal. < '• "-^^ "^B- [nia. 
 
 Man . n. a person infekted wid ma- 
 
 Man. i-kt'-.an. / ». »un. v. 1r an/ent 
 
 Man. . k^. ( 1 tu td> 
 
 r'.- . de Willi g- ■\\. 
 
 MANii... ^-. .....i-ke-aji, a. .......i, . . .i, Maai- 
 
 ke»nt. ^Manikra. 
 
 Maniciii:isx. Man-i-ks-ii m,*. de duktrini i.>r de 
 Mank iiouii. Man-i-konI, «. a mqiikal in«tnx>aipnt. 
 Manifl>t. Mau-i-fe^:. a. plan: opo: r\idcnt: 
 
 a;j^rvut. 
 
 IG 
 
 manifoki 
 
 Maniflstness. Man-i-fest-nea, 
 SIa.niflsto. *• ; ' • 
 
 ov Q guvi-r: 
 
 Manifold, il 
 
 ti,Iid. 
 Manifoldly, Man-i-fold-li, ad. 
 MjiNiFOLDNESS, Mio-i-fold-ues, n. dt ;tat or bcig 
 
 manifkJd. 
 Manikin. Man-i-kin. n. a litl man: a dworf: an 
 
 qrtiti/al onatomikal pre{<irBjon, e^ibitig ei 
 
 purts ov de b'.'di. 
 Manioc, Ma-ni-< k. ». a We.-t lodian plant. 
 Maniple, Min-i-pl, u. a handful:— a band or 
 
 soljen: a fanon: a kjnd or emamenl worn ab'st 
 
 de qrm ov dr mas prest. [ipj. 
 
 Manipclar. Ma-nif>-rq-lar, a. rclatig tu a man- 
 Ma.mpllate. .Ma-n;i>-rq-lat, r. I. tu operat er 
 
 wurk wi j df bac'iz: tu handl. 
 Manipulation. Ma-nip-yq-la -f n. n. work b{ dr 
 
 haiid: a manyqal o}.«raj...n in a kemikal labora- 
 
 tori: maner ov digig or. 
 Manis. Ma-ni'?. m., pi. Man-i-nx: {Zty^J.} an rd«n- 
 
 tat mama!, kuvord wid Iqij, ftrog, bt>mi skaU. 
 Manitkink, Man-i-tniok, a. i£ni.) dt anUrior 
 
 segment <_ v de irugk. 
 Maneiller, Man-kil-er, n. wan bd> kilx men: a 
 
 murderer. [eklirli. 
 
 Mankind, Man-k|nd, ■. de hqman ras: men kol- 
 Manlikx, Min-l^k, a. I{k man; bekiimig a maa: 
 
 manli. [ne«. 
 
 Manliness. Min-li-ne?. n. digniti: brareri: sntt- 
 M.\nlt. -Man-li. a. brkdmig a msn: manful; ferm. 
 Manlt. .Man-li, aJ. wid kuraj l^k a man. 
 Man-midwife. Man-mid-wjf, n. a fixijaa bA 
 
 jiraktisei midwjfri: an «kj»r.:r. 
 Manna. ^' "' ' _ Gid 
 
 tu df *ak- 
 
 arjn •^•.; v dr 
 
 fruksiuo: i...':.U;. aL,i :uu; u '. . . na- 
 
 tivi ov de sTst ov Yqrup, rqii 
 Mannek. Man-er, n. t -^.^ " ' ibit; 
 
 fajon: wa: DUjd: > tnen; 
 
 ^r. luk; a^pekt: a; ^har- 
 
 y. If. ^maner. 
 
 Mannesism. Man-er-is-m, a. a rqniformiti or 
 Mannerist. Man-er-ist, n. an qAi.<t ha> adhin 
 
 tu wun maner. [line. 
 
 Mannerliness. Min-er-li-nes, n. siviliti; kompia- 
 Mannerlt, Man-er-li, a. siril: kdrtriu; kompla- 
 
 tint. 
 Ma^nekit. Mir:-."r ;•. ai. 
 M'- 
 
 w'^xt r.*.lcps. 
 
 .-^av- 
 
 .... .. ,. .J : ..^,^.... i-.-v ... ,^ti\). 
 
 Mannikiit, Man-i-kin, n. a liii man. be {Mat- 
 
 M.v> . - -ij, J. Ijk a man: ' "' 
 
 M • " i-thf>-ver, n. str\' 
 
 ' Iful manajment: k 
 
 a.irtjt: lusiirijment er operajon in luival «w oui.- 
 
 tari al^n. 
 MAXarvRE. Ma-ni^-rer, r. •'. tu akt er otuu^' 
 
 wid adrtS>. qrt or jtratajem: tu nunaj militan 
 
 er navn! •.-.'■;••■:-• n.irtnli. 
 Man-of v. v-wiir. a. a Iqrj Jip ov w.*, 
 
 kariip .JO guni. — anddcr nam f\H 
 
 df btri
 
 MAN 
 
 242 
 
 MAR 
 
 Manoe, Man-or, n. &z jtirisdikjon er land ov a 
 
 lerd er grat personaj; a landed estat. 
 Manorial, Ma-no-ri-al, a. beloijir) tia a manor. 
 Manoscope, Man-o-skop, n. an instrCDment fer 
 
 Joir) cjanjez in de rj^riti er densiti ov At qr. 
 Manse, Mans, n. a fqrm; a hus; a pqrsonaj hiss. 
 Mansion, Man-Jon, n. &t li"ss ov a manor; a Iqrj 
 
 h's.s: a rezidens. 
 Manslaughter, Man-slo-ter, n. {Latv} &e unle- 
 
 fial kilii) ov a man, do wid'st mails erdsliberat 
 
 inteiijon. [lider. 
 
 Manslayer, Man-sla-er, n. wun hcD haz kild an- 
 Manstealer, Man-stsl-er, n. wun hO) stelz and 
 
 selz men. [men. 
 
 Manstealing, Man-stEl-iij, n. As akt ov stslig 
 Mansuetude, Man-swE-tn,d,* n. mjldnes. 
 Mantel, Alan-tl, n. a wurk bsfor a qimni; — keld 
 
 el;o ma/itl-pfs, and elso ritn {mantle.) 
 Mantelet, Man-tel-et, ;;. a smel klok; a parapet. 
 Mantilla, Man-til-a, >i. [*S/>.] a lit, Icds gqrment. 
 Mantle, Min-tl, n. a kjnd ov klok or Icos gqr- 
 
 ment Iron over de rest ov de dres: — a bsm rcst- 
 
 ig on de jam ov de fjrplas and suportii) de wel 
 
 or brik-wurk abiiv; keld elso mantl-tvE and 
 
 mantl-pcg. [gjz. 
 
 Mantle, Man-tl, v. t. tia klok; tia kuver; tu dis- 
 Mantle, Man-tl, v. i. tu spred; tu revel; tu 
 
 ferment. [profesi. 
 
 Mantology, Man-tol-o-ji, n. de gift er qrt ov 
 Mantrap, Man-trap, n. a trap tu ensn4r men. 
 Mantua, Mau-tq,-a, ur Man-ti|, n. a ladiz gun 
 
 or dres. 
 Mantua-maker, Man-tq-a-mak-er, n. wun hoo 
 
 maks gunz er dresez fer wimen. 
 Manual, Man-yq-al, a. perfermd bj de hand; 
 
 yqzd bj de hand. 
 Manual, JIan-yq-al, n. a smel biak; a servis-buk 
 
 ov de Roman qurq. 
 Manuduction, jylan-yq-duk-Jon, n. gjdans bj de 
 
 hand. [a gid. 
 
 Manuductoe, Man-yq-duk-tor, n. a kondiiktor: 
 Manufactory, Man-yq-fak-to-ri, n. a bildii) er 
 
 plas hwqr a manyii,faktyqr iz karid on; a fak- 
 
 tori. 
 Manufacture, Man-yix-fakt-yi^r, n. de proses ov 
 
 makiij eni tig bj qrt, er ov rEdq,sii) materialz 
 
 intu a form fit for yqs bj de hand er bj majen- 
 
 eri; eni tiij mad or manyi],faktyqrd bj hand er 
 
 manyqal deksteriti, er bj majeneri. 
 Manufacture, Man-yq-fakt-yqr, v. t. tia farm 
 
 bj manyqfaktyqr or wiirkmanjip, bj de hand or 
 
 bj majeneri; tia mak bj qrt and labor; tu wurk 
 
 up; tu empl(f. 
 Manufacture, Man-yq-fakt-yqr, v. i. tu be en- 
 
 gajd in manyx|faktyi|r. 
 Manufacturer, Man-yq-fakt-yTj,-rer, n. wnn 
 
 hco maiiyqfaktyqrz. 
 Manumission, Man-yq-miJ-on, n. &z akt ov man- 
 
 yv|mitii); emansipajon. 
 Manumit, Man-yq,-mit, v. t. tu reles from slaveri. 
 Manurable, Ma-nqr-a-bl, a. dat ma be manx^rd. 
 Manure, Ma-nqr, v. i. tu fertiljz bj manqr er 
 
 kompost; tu enriq. 
 Manure, Ma-ni|,r, n. eni 6ii) dat fertiljzcz land. 
 ManuRer, Ma-nqr-er, n. wun hcD maniy-z land. 
 Manuscript, Man-yq-skript, n. a buk er paper 
 
 ritn, not printed; a rjtig. 
 Manx, ) Magks, n. de nativ laggwaj ov de il ov 
 Manks, \ Man. 
 Many, Men-i, a. \ltnmp. mor, syj)erl. most;] kon- 
 
 sistig ov a grat number; nqmerus; mor dan a 
 
 fq. It iz yqzd distribyqtivli in suq frazez az 
 
 meni a tpn, meiii a da. 
 Many, Men-i, n. a multitqd; a grat number. 
 Many-colored, Men-i-kiil-ord, a. havig varius 
 
 kulorz. 
 
 Many-headed, Men-i-hed-ed, &. havig meni 
 
 hedz. 
 Many-times, Men-i-tjmz, ad. ofn; frekwentli. 
 Map, Map, n. a jeografikal delineajon ov de ertl, 
 
 er a pqrt ov it; a qqrt. 
 Map, Map, v. t. tu delineat; tu set d^sn. 
 Maple, Ma-pl, n. a tre ov meni spejez. 
 Mappeey, Map-er-i, n. de qrt ov dezjnii) maps. 
 Mar, Mqr, v. t. tu injqr; tu sperl; tu hurt; ta 
 
 damaj; tu defas. 
 Mar, Mqr, n. a blot; an injxxri. 
 Marabout, Mar-a-b'st, n. a h-ss er edifis fer wur- 
 
 Jip amiir) de Mahometanz, kontaniij de toom ov 
 
 a sant. Q term fer a sant amiii) de Mil)rz. 
 Maranatha, Mar-a-nat-Q, n. [{iSyriac,) de Lerd 
 
 kumz;] a form ov anatematjzii); a kurs. It sig- 
 
 nif jz df Lerd wil hum, (i. e.) tu tak venjans. 
 Maranta, Ma-ran-ta, n. {Bot.) de Indian aro- 
 
 rojX, a jenus ov plants. 
 Maraschino, Mar-as-ke-no, n. a likor distild 
 
 fmm qvri. [Jon. 
 
 Marasmus, Ma-raz-mus, n. {Med.) atrofi; emajia- 
 Maraud, Ma-red, v. i. tu la wast; tu rov, az a 
 
 fiebcDter or soljer, in kwest ov plunder. 
 Marauder, Ma-rod-er, n. a plunderer; a pilajer; 
 
 a fiebiJjter. 
 Marauding, Ma-red-iij, n. &z akt ov rovii) ab'st 
 
 in kwest ov plunder. 
 Maravedi, Mar-a-ve-di, n. {Arab.) a smol Span- 
 
 ij koper kffn, ov les valyq dan a fqrdiij; nis dis- 
 
 yqzd. 
 
 Marble, M^r-bl, n. a Ijmston er kqrbonat ov Ijm 
 ov meni varjetiz, haviij a granyx],lar and kristaljn 
 tekstyqr, and kapabl ov a hj pulij; dat hwiq iz 
 mwd ov mqi-bl er ston; a litl bel hwiq berz pla 
 wid; — a ston remqrkabl fer sum skulptyqr er in- 
 skripjon, az de Arundelian mqrbh. 
 
 Marble, Mqr-bl, a. mad ov er Ijk mqrbl. 
 
 Marble, Mqr-bl, v. t. tu variegat er van Ijk 
 mqrbl. [hqrted. 
 
 Marble-hearted, M^r-bl-hqrt-ed, a. kra)el;hqrd- 
 
 Marbling, Mqr-blig, /jp. n. de akt ov variegatig, 
 az mqrbl. 
 
 Marbly^, M^r-bli, a. kontanig er rezemblig mqrbl. 
 
 Marc, Mqrk, n. mater hwiq remanz after dg 
 prejx|r ov eni frcDt, er ov eni substans dat yeldz 
 (t\\ pumas. 
 
 Marcasite, Mqr-ka-sjt, it. a mineral bodi, havig 
 metalik pqrtiklz in it, az gold, silver, or koper, 
 kold bj KorniJ mjnerz, mundik; a varjeti ov jurn 
 pirjtez. 
 
 March, Mqrq, n. de terd munt ov de yer; — a 
 militari miLvment er jurni. 
 
 March, Mqrq, v. i. tu moiv ,bj steps, er in mili- 
 tari farm. 
 
 Maech, Mqrq, v. t. tu koz tu mcDv, az an qrmi. 
 
 Marches, Mqrq-ez, n. pi. limits er konf jnz ov d 
 kuntri. [aj. 
 
 Marching, M^rc-ig, n. militari mrovment er pas- 
 
 Makchioness, Mqr-Jon-es, n. de wjf ov a mqr- 
 kwis; a ladi ov de ragk ov a mqrkwis. 
 
 Maecid, Mqr-sid, a. len; widerd; faded; rotn. 
 
 Maecidity, Mqr-sid-i-ti, n. lennes; megernes. 
 
 Mare, Mqr, n. de femal ov a hers. 
 
 Marekanite, Mar-E-kan-jt, n. a varjeti ov ob- 
 sidian, [qrmi. 
 
 Mareschal, Mqr-Jal, n. a qef komdnder ov an 
 
 Mare's-milk, Mqrz-milk, n. de milk ov a mqr. 
 
 Maee"s-nest, Mqrz-nest, n. sumtig ridikyqlusli 
 absurd; a hoks. 
 
 Maee's-tail, Mqrz-tal, n. an akwatik plant. 
 
 Maegaeate, Mqr-ga-rat, n. ( Chem.) a. sell formd 
 ov margarik asid and a has. 
 
 Maegaeic, Mar-gar-ik, a. {Chem.) notig a fati 
 asid prepqrd from hogz-lqrd and potaj, er from 
 sop mad ov oliv 9\ and potaJ.
 
 MAR 
 
 S48 
 
 MAR 
 
 Masoarinx, M4r-gn-rrn, n. a solid, fati mater, 
 
 obtiind Ironi oliv trl mid »uin uder vojctabl «\i. 
 IIaboakite, Mc^r-ga-rit, n. a [M-rl; a mineral. 
 MAiiiiiN. .Miir-jin, ». a border; dr cj ov a imj. 
 Makuinal, M^r-jin-Hl, a. plasl or ritii on dc mqr- 
 jin. tbuk. 
 
 Maroinallt, M^r-jin-al-i, ad. in de mqrjin ov a 
 Maroi.vated, Mc^r-jin-al-fd, a. hovio a mqriin. 
 Mauuhavk, Mi'^r-grar, n. a till ov nubiliti in iyr- 
 iiiaiii. 
 
 Mauuraviate, Mar-grii-vi-at, n. de jq,ri8ilikj(>ii 
 (.V (I iiiiir;;ruv. Igrav. 
 
 MAntiiiAViNE, .M(\r-grtt-vEn, n. Ac wjf ov a uiiir- 
 
 Mahiuoi.d, .M:ir-i-guld, ii. u yelo fixer. 
 
 Maui.vate, Mar-i-nnt,* v. t. tui dip iu de se or soil 
 WKicr; lu soil and prrii-rv, az fij. 
 
 Mauine, .Ma-reii, a. bfloyig lu de se; Bfrvig at 
 Kc: inuritim; nnvul: notikal. 
 
 Mabini:, Ma-ren, n. ee af^rz; a sc-soljer; a navi. 
 
 Makinkk, Mar-i-nc"-, «. a !<finan; a sulor. 
 
 Mauit.m., .M.ir-i-tal, a. pcrttinii) tu a huzbnnd. 
 
 Mahitimk, -Mar-i-tim, a. relati{) tu de sc; mari'ii. 
 
 Marjukam, M(^r-ja-ruui, n. a Irugrunt plant ov 
 niL-ni k[ndz. 
 
 Mark. M<\rk, n. a tokn bj hwiq oni Mg is non; a 
 stump; an imprcjon; a print; a sju; a nat; u 
 simiom: indikajon; vestij; tnik; tras; baj; stii;- 
 ma; nutis; a piM>f, az ov u hor.'cz aj: an ovidenK; 
 eni tij) at hwiq a mi.-<il wi-pn iz dirokted;- a 
 kro'* or kamkter mad b| wun hitj kan nut r|t hiz 
 nam; an uld loglij krfn, valyij, l.lj. -Ip.; a Jor- 
 man krfn, valyij, IJ. 4j). .fterlio; a wnt for guild 
 and silTi-r, As.; a Ij^on!', kom>inli ritn {marqw.') 
 
 Mark, Mqrk, v. t. tu impr^.-< wid a t<jkn ov wi- 
 den."; tu natifj, az bi a mqrk or stamp; tu nut; 
 tu tnk nuti.s ov; tu lied; tu nutix; tu obzerv: 
 tu Ju; tu p<Tnt Tsl\ tu indikat; tu impre:!; tu 
 stamp; tu brand. 
 
 Mark, .Murk, ■-. ■'. tu not: tu tak notis. 
 
 >Iarkkr, \l('irk-cr, n. wun h(t> nots er taks noti<i. 
 
 Marklt, Mqr-ket, ii. a publik plas and a|>0ntcd 
 tjni lor bpu and sclit); a pins for b|ig and si-li|), 
 espejali pruvijonz; a mqrt; purqas and sal: rat: 
 prjs. [mqrkct. 
 
 Makketablk, Mi\r-ket-a-bl, a. fit for sal in de 
 
 Markkt BKI.L. .Mi'ir-ket-bel, h. q bel tu giv noti." 
 ov Ar tjin nv murkot. 
 
 Markkt cross, .Nl(\r-ket-kros, n. a knis set up 
 in (\y mqrkut. [mqrket. 
 
 Markkt DAY, .Mqr-ket-dH, ii. de da ov u publik 
 
 Mahkk.T'Maii), M('ir-kct-mad, n. a wuman or g</rl 
 hO) gwi lu mqrkut. 
 
 Market-man, Mqr-kct-man, n. a man hit) guz 
 lu mqrkct. [kel iz held. 
 
 Markkt i'LAC»^ .M<\r-kct-pla.9, n. n plas hw;ir niqr- 
 
 Markkt fRiCK, .M^ir-kot-prjs, t n. At prj.-i at h»i(; 
 
 Markktrate, .Mqr-ket-rat, i eni til) '« kur- 
 ciitli suld. 
 
 Market-town, M<\r-ket-f8n, «. a f«n in hwitj 
 dur iz u dlnN-d mqrkel. 
 
 Market-woman. Mqr-ket-wum-an, n. a wuman 
 hiTi guz tu miirkot. |kli>t. 
 
 MARKlNti I.NK. >l<irk-io-ij)k, n. iyk for rnqrUij) 
 
 Marksman, .M^rk.-t-man, n. a man skilful tu hil 
 II mqrk: wun ha> kao not rji biz nnin. but lunk^< 
 hir. mark for it. 
 
 Marl, Mqrl, a. a k|D(I or fertilitiy ^rt, or a sert 
 ov knlkartus ^rt kompttoded ov kqrlftonat ov l|m 
 and kin. 
 
 Marl. Mqrl, r. /. tu mnn^r wid mqrl. 
 
 Marline, .Mqr-lin, n. <.V<ihA) a Kmol, 8l|tli twist- 
 ed l|n or rrf, yqtd tu wimi risnd ru|is and knbiz 
 tu prr vent di^r bcij) frolcil. 
 
 Marl-pit, M^rl-pit, a. a pit nt ot hwiq mqrl 
 iz dug. 
 
 Marly, .M^rl-i, a, abtrndig wid mqrl. 
 
 Marmalade, Mqr-ma Ind, n. a konfckt or kwiot- 
 
 <-z. oranjez. An., Ixtid inlu k«n«islfn» wid Jurar. 
 .Mabmobean, Mqr mu-rr-an, a. mad <>v mqrbl. 
 Mabmukkt. Mqr-mu-zci, «. a moijl mugki. 
 .Mabmot, Mc^r-mot, t»r Mur-miit, n. an animal re - 
 
 zomblig a rabit. 
 Maroon, Ma-rtfin, n. a fre negro livij) in dc 
 
 mttiitenz in de West Indrz. 
 Maruon, .Ma-nfiD, c. t. in notikal laggwaj, ta Icr 
 
 on II de-^lal jlund. 
 MaB(jl'k, .Mqrk, [/v.] {Law) a Ijsens; a rrprizal. 
 
 Utfi-z nv tiiqik, u Ijscns tu mak rrpqzaiz on ao 
 
 oiiFini, pariikyqlarli on de mvrqant vc.ielz. 
 Mabqlee, .Mqr-kr, n. [/V.J a fild-tent or kuvcrig^ 
 
 mad ov airiio kanvus, tu kcp of de ran. 
 Marqiess, .Mqr-kwos, / n. in Ljolniui, wun ov de 
 MARyiis. .Mqr-kwi.s, i sekoud order ov nubiliti 
 
 nek.-t belli Q dqk. 
 MARguETRY, .Mqr-ket-ri, ». inlad wurk, kowist- 
 
 ig ov ditiTt-nl prscz ov djvorz kulord wudz; 
 
 qekord wurk: an ornamenlul kjiid ov wud flurig; 
 
 inlad wudwiirk. [a mqrkwis. 
 
 MARyiKSATE, .Mqr-kwiz-nt, u. nipk or senyori or 
 .Marbku. .Mqr-er, n. wun bit) ."[Kflz or hurts eni tig. 
 .Makriahle, Mar-i-a-bl.* u. marijabl. 
 Marrjaue, .Mar-ij, n. dc ukt ov yqujtig a man 
 
 and wuuian for Ijf; wvdiok; matrimuni. 
 Makriaueable, .Mar-ij-a-bl, a. fit for wedlok; or 
 
 nj lu br Miand; ka|uibl ov yqnyon. 
 .Marhiaoeaulesess, -Mar-ij-a-bl-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov brn) in:irijiibl. 
 Marriauepurtiu.v, .Mar-ij-p<ir-Jon, n. a porjon 
 
 givn lu II wuman at de tjm ov her marij. 
 Married, .M:ir-id, a. yqnjled iu marij; konjqgal; 
 
 konqliial. 
 .Marrier, il:ir-i-er, h. wun ha» inariz. 
 .Mabbun, .Ma-ndn, a. [/r.J ov a qesnut kulor. 
 .Mabbot, M:ir-ot, n. a nam ov de ok, a sr-berd. 
 .Marrow, Mar-u, h. q soft, oleajinus substaos, 
 
 kontand in de buns ov animals; pit; — de esena 
 
 or best i^^jrt ov eni tig. [maro. 
 
 .Marrowbone, Mar-o-lxDn, n. a bon koniani^ 
 Marrowfat, .Mar-u-fat, n. a riij kjnd ov pe. 
 -MABKowLiJis, .Mar-o-leti, a. v«rd ov maru. 
 .Mabbuwy, .Nlar-u-i, a. piti; ful ov maro. 
 .Marry, .Mar-i,« initr. indcd; forsiftt;— 6/ i^ari, dak 
 
 iz, /•/ di- i-t-rjin Mart. 
 -Marry, .Mar-i, v. t. tu jffn or yiinjt in marij; tu 
 
 giv in marij; tu tak for buzband or wjf. 
 .Marby, .Mar-i, r. «'. tu enter iotu de konjqgal 
 
 Stat. 
 -Mabj*, Mqrz, n. dc bcden god ov wor; — a planet. 
 .VlARtiii, Mqr/, 11. a wiiteri trakt ov land; a twump. 
 .Marshal. .Mqr-Jal, n. n qrf ofiser ov qrmz, or or 
 
 an qrmi: u ftld-mqr/al;- u nulrs or sili ofiscr; — 
 
 u nuisur Mv .•^rrmuiiiz;— a henild. 
 .Marshal. ilqr-/al, r. t. tu aninj; tu ragk in er- 
 
 d'-r. [aniiiz. 
 
 .Marmiialler, Mqr-/al-er, n. wun h* mqrjals or 
 .MARAHALiiEA, Alqr-Jal-sr, ». a prisn in S'stwqrk, 
 
 Ig:;tand, belogig tu de mqrjal ov de kigs bvs- 
 
 huld. 
 .MARKHALSiiir, Mqr-Jal-Jip, n. At ofis ov a mqrjal. 
 .Mak.shy, .Mqrj-i, .1. bogi; wet: feni; .swiimpi. 
 .Marsltial, .Mar-sq-pi-al, ji. wun ov de marm- 
 
 ltiHlin,a klas ov kw6dni>|iodz, de fcmal or bwiq 
 
 kariz her yug in n p'SQ. az At kagganfi. 
 MaR-SCI'IAL, Mar-.s|i-pi-al, a. havig a sak or puq 
 
 under At beli for kariig yug, az s<>rtrn animali. 
 Marsl'pialia, .Mur-sq-piii-li-u, h. ;V. iZ^-i.) a 
 
 kills uv animalt, dr frmalz ov hwiq qr furni/t 
 rtifftiui 
 . .Mar- 
 
 {Mart putl.} 
 .Mart, Mqrt, n. o plas or publik trafik: a oiqrkeL 
 Martaoun. M(\r-ta-goD, m. a kjnd or lili. 
 
 id II mar*nftiuiii, or p'«<j for kuriig d^r yug. 
 .Makslpian, .Mur-sii-pi-an, a. and n. sam
 
 MAS 
 
 244 
 
 MAS 
 
 Maetello, Mar-tel-o, a. apljd tu a t^ser, er sdr- 
 kn,lar bildig ov masonri. Martelo t'serz wer 
 Erekted alog de diferent pi^rts ov de BritiJ 
 koste, az Q defens agenst de meditated invaj;on 
 ov Bonapqrt. 38 nam iz supozd tu. be dsrjvd 
 from a fort in Mortela Ba, Kersika. 
 
 Maeten, Mqr-ten, n. a Iqrj kjnd ov wezI, hooz fur 
 iz muq valyq^d. 
 
 Martial, Mqr-Jal, a. werljk; givn tm wer; sqtir) 
 wer; militari; not sivil. 
 
 Martin, Mqr-tin, n. a swolo; a mqrtlet; a mqrten. 
 
 Martinet, Mqr-tin-et, w. a kjnd ov swolo; — a 
 prssis er strikt disiplinarian. In netikal lag- 
 gwaj, a smel rop; a mqrtnet. 
 
 Maetixgal, Mqr-tin-gal, ) h. a strap pasii) be- 
 
 Martingale, Siqr-tin-gal, \ twin de forlegz ov 
 a hers, from dg noz-band tia de gert, tu prevent 
 hiz rerii): — {JVaut.} a rop tu kont'in ds jib biDm. 
 
 Martinmas, Mqr-tin-mas, n. de fest ov Sant 
 Mqrtin, November 11. 
 
 Martlet, Mqrt-let, n. a swolo; a mqrtin. 
 
 Martsets, Mqrt-nets, n. pZ. Ijnz fasnd tu de ej 
 ov a sal. 
 
 Martyr, Mqr-ter, n. wun hat diz fer de triot. 
 
 Martyr, Mqr-ter, v. t. tu put tu det az a mqrter. 
 
 Martyrdom, Mqr-ter-dom, n. de det ov a mqrter. 
 
 Martyrological, Mqr-ter-o-16j-i-kal, a. relatir) 
 tu mqrterz. [mqrteroloji. 
 
 Marty ROLOGiST, Mqr-ter-ol-o-jist, n. a rjter ov 
 
 Martyrology, Mqr-ter-61-Q-ji, n. a rejister ov 
 mqrterz. 
 
 Marvel, Mqr-vel, n. a wunder; eni tig astonijig. 
 
 Marvel, Mqr-vel, v. i. tu wunder; tu be astonijt. 
 
 Marvellous, Mqr-vel-us, a. wunderful; veri 
 stranj. 
 
 Marvellously, Mqr-vel-us-li, ad. wunderfuli. 
 
 Maevelloussess, Mqr-vel-us-nes, «. wdnderful- 
 nes. [manli. 
 
 Masculine, Mas-ki|-lin, a. mal; not feminin; 
 
 Masculinely, Mas-kq,-lin-li, ad. in a maskq,lin 
 maner. [ov man. 
 
 Masculineness, Mas-kq-lin-nes, n. rezemblans 
 
 Mash, MaJ, n, a. mikstyqr; a mas; a mej. 
 
 Mash, MaJ, v. t. tu bet intu a mas; tu miks. 
 
 Mashy, MaJ-i, a. prodq,st bj krujii) er prejq,r. 
 
 Mask, Mask, n. a kuver tu disgiz de fas: a vizor; 
 a klok; a bljnd; eni pretens er subterfqj; — an 
 entertanment, in hwiq de kumpani iz maskt; a 
 maskerad; a revel; a pes ov mumeri; — a spejez 
 ov drama, hwiq, on ak-jnt ov de alegorikal per- 
 sonz introdqst, rekwjrz de aktorz tu be maskt: 
 a hidius fas er vizor in skulptyq,r. Ofn ritn 
 {masque.) [kuver. 
 
 Mask, Mask, v. t. tu disgjz az wid a mask; tu 
 
 Mask, Mask, v. i. tu revel; tu be disgjzd. 
 
 Masker, Mdsk-er, n. wun ha> revelz in a mask. 
 
 Maslach, Mas-lak, n. {Med.) a medisin prep4rd 
 from opium. 
 
 Maslin. ilaz-lin, n. a mikstyqr ov gran; mezlin. 
 
 Mason, Ma-son, n. a. bilder in ston er brik; — a fre- 
 mason. 
 
 Masonic, Ma-s6n-ik, a. relatii) tu masonz, er fre- 
 masonz. [sonri. 
 
 Masonet, Ma-son-ri, n. wurk ov masonz; — fre-ma- 
 
 Masorah, Mas-o-rq, n. \_Hch.] a kritikal wurk 
 kontaniij remqrks on de versez, wurdz, leterz, 
 and vsel-pernts ov de Hebnt) tekst ov de Bjbl, 
 bj several lemed rabinz. 
 
 Masoretical, Mas-o-ret-i-kal, a. relatig tu de 
 Masorq. [Masorq. 
 
 Masorite, Mas-o-rjt, n. wun ov de etorz ov de 
 
 Masquerade, Mas-ker-ad, n. a diverjon in hwiq 
 de kumpani iz maskt; disgjz. 
 
 Masquerade, Mas-ker-ad, v. i. tu asdmbl in 
 masks. [mask. 
 
 Masqueradee, Mds-ker-ad-er, n. a person in a 
 
 Mass, Mas, n. a bodi; a lump; de bulk; an asem- 
 blaj; — de Katolik yqkaristikal servis. 
 
 Massacre, Mas-a-ker, h. buqeri: murder; kqmaj; 
 sleter; indiskriminat destrukj'on. 
 
 Massacre, Mas-a-ker, v. t. tu buqer; tu sleter. 
 
 Massacrer, Mas-a-krer,* n. wun ho masakerz. 
 
 Masseter, Mas-E-ter, w. {An-at.) a musl ov de 
 loer je. 
 
 Massicot, Mas-i-kot, n. a yeloij oksid ov led. 
 
 Massisess, Mds-i-nes, / . , „, 
 
 ,, i< ' ■ I II. wat; bulk. 
 
 Massiveness, Mas-iv-nes, ) ' 
 
 Massive, Mds-iv, a. hevi; wati; bulki; masi. 
 
 Massy', Mds-i, a. bulki; hevi; masiv. 
 
 Mast, Mast, n. de elevated bem er timber ov a 
 vesel; — ds frCDt ov de ok, beq, &s. 
 
 Masted, Mdst-ed, a. furnijt wid masts. 
 
 Master, Mds-ter, n. wun hcD haz servants er uder 
 personz in subjekjon; wun ha> haz eni real er 
 direkjon over uderz; a guvernor; oner; proprje- 
 tor; a rooler; qef; hed; pozesor; an adept; ds 
 komdnder ov a tradir) vesel; wun unkontrold; — 
 a kompelajon ov respekt fermerli, but n's jener- 
 ali apljd tu an inferior, tu a yug jentlman in 
 hiz minoriti, er tu a ber; az, Afaster Henri; — 
 wun hcD teqez; a teqer; wun hot) haz obtand sq,- 
 perioriti in sum qrt er sjens; — a tjtl ov digniti 
 in de yqniversitiz; az, master ov qrts; an ofijal 
 tjtl in de le; az, master ov de rolz, a master in 
 qanseri. It iz yqzd in kompozijon tu denot 
 sqperioriti. Master in ganseri, an ofiser in de 
 kort ov qanseri. Master ov seremoniz, wun hoa 
 resevz and kondukts ambasadorz, &s., tu de 
 ediens ov de kii), &s. Master ov de mint, an 
 ofiser boo oversez everi tii) belogii) tu de mint. 
 Master ov erdnans, an ofiser tu hcDm de k^r ov 
 de erdnans and qrtileri iz komited. Master oo 
 ds rah, an ofiser ho) asists de lord-qanselor in 
 de IggliJ hi kort ov qanseri, and, in absens ov 
 de qanselor, herz kezez d^r, and elso at de kort 
 ov rte rolz. 
 
 Master, Mds-ter, v. t. tu rcbl: tu guvern; tu 
 overpiser; tu eksekqt wid skil. 
 
 Master, Mds-ter, f. i. tu eksel er be skilful in 
 eni til). [prinsipal. 
 
 Master, Mds-ter, a. belogig tu a master; qef; 
 
 Master-builder, Mds-ter-bild-er, n. a qef bild- 
 er: an qrkitekt. [kerd. 
 
 Master-chord, Mus-ter-kerd, n. de prinsipal 
 
 MASTER-HAXD,^lds-ter-hand, n. a man er hand 
 eminentli skilful. 
 
 Master-jest, Mds-ter-jest, n. a prinsipal jest. 
 
 Master-key, Mds-ter-ke, n. a ke hwiq opnzmeni 
 loks; a kh], "st ov meni difikultiz. [gdvemd. 
 
 Masterless, Mds-ter-les, a. wontig a master; un- 
 
 JIasteeliness, Mds-ter-li-nes, n. eminent skil. 
 
 Masteely, Mds-ter-li, ad. wid de skil ov a master. 
 
 Masteely, Mds-ter-li, a. sii,tabl tu a master; skil- 
 ful; imperius; eksekqted wid de skil ov a master. 
 
 Mastee-mason, Mds-ter-ma-son, n. a superior er 
 hed mason. [intelekt. 
 
 Mastee-mind, Mds-ter-mjnd, n. a predominant 
 
 Mastee-passion, Mds-ter-paJ-on, n. a predomi- 
 nant pajon. 
 
 Masterpiece, Mds-ter-pes, n. an ekselent per- 
 fermans or pes ov wdrkmanjip in eni qrt; qef 
 eksolens. 
 
 Mastership, Mds-ter-Jip, n. &e ofis ov a master: 
 masteri; dominyon; rool; p'ser; supsrioriti; pre- 
 eminens; skil. 
 
 Master-sinew, Mds-ter-sin-n,, ». a Iqrj sinq dat 
 dat sur'sndz and divjdz de hcof ov a hers. 
 
 Master-spirit, Mds-ter-spir-it, n. a predominant 
 mjnd. 
 
 Master-spring, Mds-ter-sprig, n. de sprig hwiq 
 sets in mojon er regyq,lats de hel wurk ov a 
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 Mahtku-bteokk, Md«-tor-8trok, n. a kapiul per- 
 
 f'lriuaiis. 
 Mautkrtootu, Mag-tcr-Unt, n. wun ov de prin- 
 
 liipal ut. 
 Mabteb-touch, Mds-tcr-tu^ n. de fini/i^ toq; 
 
 a kapital iwrferuani). 
 Master-work, Mds-ter-wurk, n. a (;i:f wurk. 
 Master WORKMAN, Mds-tor-wdrk-mao, n. de bed 
 
 iir i;t'f wurkiuim. 
 MajjTerwort, Md^i-tor-wurt, n. a plant. 
 MABTtur, .Mds-ter-i, n. diDininyon; nril; ai^perioriti; 
 
 pm-minens; skii; dcksU-riti; mdstorjip. 
 Mastkl'L, Md:it-ful, a. abttodig in must, or fnbt 
 
 ov de brc;. (Jip. 
 
 Mabthkad, -Mdst-hed, n. At top ov de mast ov a 
 Mastio, Majt-tik, n. de lentisk-tre; Q gum or pe- 
 
 kiilyiir rerin hwi<j eksyi'idz from de tre, yq,zd in 
 
 v^rni/er: — a kjnd ov mDrUir or sement. 
 Mastic, Mas-tik, a. gumi; adhtsiv, az gum. 
 Masticable, Miia-ti-ka-bl, a. dat kan be masti- 
 
 katvd. 
 Masticate, Mas-ti-kat, v. t. tu cq, wid de left. 
 Mastication, .Mai-ti-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov quij). 
 Masticatory, Ma^-ti-ku-tu-ri, n. a modisin tu 
 
 be t;\\A. 
 Mastiff, Mds-tif, n. a Iqrj, fcrs spejez ov dog. 
 Mastiuupuorl'b, MaA-ti-g6f-<j-ru8, a. kariig a 
 
 wond, skurj, or hwip. 
 Mastitis, Ma-'-tj-ti:", n. {Afed.} inflama/on ov de 
 
 breat ov wimon. [mast. 
 
 MASTLKS.S. Md<t-I(.><i, a. havig no mast: b:irio no 
 Ma8T01>un, Ma.'4-tu-don, n. a hi}J, mamifenis, 
 
 pukidvniiatu.s ekiitinkt kw6dra>ped, non cmli b} 
 
 its fo.xil remanz, aljd tu de dlefunt. 
 Mastodon-sauris, .Mad-t<a-don-»o-rus, »(. aj[g4n- 
 
 tik, okstinkl ^riun. 
 Mastoid, .M.is-t<fd, a. {Anat.} natig scis ov de 
 
 t^(n|>ural bun: Ijk a bro;^t or ninl. 
 Mastoloct, .Mas-t«l-a-ji. n. {/i"l.) de natyi^ral 
 
 hi.-<turi ov mumalz or mamalia; mamaloji; ma- 
 
 ■6l(DJi. 
 Masturbatiom, Mas-tur-bd-/on, n. self-polqjon. 
 Mat, Mat, n. a t«ksiyi^r uv scj, flak^, rujcz, ka., 
 
 ynzd for wjpio dr frt. 
 Mat, Mat, r. (. tu kuvcr wid mat^; tu twist. 
 Matadore, Mat-a-du>r, n. a t^rm at kwodril and 
 
 ombcr. 
 Match, Maq, n. cni tig dat kaqez fjr; — a kontest; 
 
 a gam:— wun ekwal tu andder; an ekwal; -a 
 
 yr^nyon bj murij. ■• [mari. 
 
 Match, .Maq, v. t. tu be ekwal tu; tu si^t: tu 
 Match. Ma<;, r. i'. tu be mariii; tu sqt: tu tali. 
 Matchable, Miq-a-bl, a. ^utabl; fit tu be jtrrid 
 Matchless, Maq-lcs, a. havig na ekwal; not alik 
 
 Matchlessly, M:ic-lcs-li, ad. in a maqlcs mancr. 
 .Xlaq-l 
 moqle.i. 
 
 Matchless.ness, .\Uq-lcs-ncs, n. Ac slat ov beig 
 
 Matchlock, Mac-lok, n. a lok fjrd bi a maq. 
 
 Match-kaker, Maq-mak-cr, n. wun bin maks 
 maqei. 
 
 Mate, .Mat, n. hnzband or wif; a kompanyon, mal 
 er femal: de mal or fcmal ov animali: an a-sj/iat; 
 wun in folofip or intimasi wid anddcr: — de sit- 
 yr^ajon ov de kig, in de gam ov ccs, hwcn de 
 gam iz wun:— <.Vnu/.) dr ."okond in xub-trrlinn- 
 Jon in a men^ant t<>5o1: de ft/rut btlii de kapten 
 \\ ffrtt tn-at. At lekond, Mhnui mat, As.; — in a 
 Jip-ov-wor, an asistant: az, "de !*urjoni mat." 
 
 Mate, Mat, r. t. tu mnq: tu mari; tu rkwal. 
 
 Mate. Mq-t*, «. dr nam ov dr I'aragwa tt-plant. 
 
 Matelcss, Mat-lc«,A. havig n>j mat or kompanyon. 
 
 Mateolooy. Mat-e-6l-u-ji, h. unmenig disktSrs: 
 yx^sl-s si.-ns. 
 
 Material, Ma-t^-ri-al, a. konslftig ov mater, 
 korp6real; not spiritjrial;— impertaiit; eseojml: 
 
 Material, Ma-ti-ri-al, n. material rabataoj; dai 
 
 ov bwiq cni tin ii mud. 
 Materialism, Ma-ti-ri-al-it-m, n. dc Won dat 
 
 de mattrial yiiniv<;ni iz »<if-fg«ii!U?nt, and »elf- 
 
 direktod, and dat dr fugk/cjui ov l|f, aeoM/on, 
 
 and Un, ar|z ut ov m'^lif ikajoui ov mal*r or dc 
 
 mctafizikal ttori hwiq iz funded on At h{[«JUiiB 
 
 dat ol egzistons ma be rez61vd intu a m<jdilika- 
 
 /on ov mator. 
 Materialistic, Ma-te-ri-al-is-Uk, a. rtlalig tu, 
 
 or iKiriukig ov materializm. 
 Materiality, ila-tc-ri-id-i-ti, n. korporeiti; m»- 
 
 trrial e;;zi.-tcns. [maler. 
 
 .Materialize, .Mu-t^-ri-al-ii, c. I. tu form intu 
 -Materially, Ma-ti-ri-al-i, ad. in a material 
 
 mancr. 
 Matekialness, Ma-te-ri-al-nea, n. de stat or be- 
 
 ig material. 
 Materia Medica, Ma-t£-ri-<i MM-i-ka, [L.] sob- 
 
 titauscz yi^zd in mcdisin; de branq ov medikal 
 
 fjfns hwiq trets ov de nolej ov medisinz. 
 Mater.val, >la-t^r-nal, a. befitig a muder; mud- 
 
 crli. [a mudcr. 
 
 .Mateb.vity, Ma-t^r-ni-ti, n. de stat or relajon or 
 .Mat-grass, Mat-gnu, n. an inferior sort ov gnu; 
 
 het mat-wed. 
 Math, .Mat,* n. a moig; az, aftermaA. 
 M.\thematic, Mat-e-mat-ik, j a. relatig ta 
 
 Mathematical, Mat-c-mat-i-kal, j matemitika; 
 
 konf/innd tu matematiks. 
 Mathematically, Mat-e-mat-i-kal-i, aJ. akordig 
 
 tu matematik.-!. 
 Matuematicia.n, .Mat-e-ma-tiJ-ao, n. wun ha is 
 
 vtT^t in matematik.«. 
 Mathematics, .Mat-c-miit-ika, n. pi. dat sjcna 
 
 hwiq treta ov magnitqd and number, or hwot- 
 
 ever kan be numtierd or mejunl. It iz divided 
 
 intu ta> pqrts: /'{{r, hw^jr jeumetrikal magniti^d 
 
 or nurabcrz qr de subjekt ov investiga/on; and 
 
 mikgt, hw^r de dedukjonz qr mad from rclajons 
 
 hwiq qr obtand from obzvrt'ajon and ckspcriment. 
 Mathesis, .Ma-te-sis, n. [(/>.] de doktrin or 
 
 matem.itik-s. fig. 
 
 .Matin, .Mat-in, a. relatig tu, or yqzd in de m-trn- 
 -Matins, .M:it-inz, n. pi. momig wurjip or s^rvis. 
 Matrass, Mit-ras, n. a bult-bed; a kemikal gla> 
 
 vesel empli^d in sublimajonz, 4s., n"S superseded 
 
 bj a glis flask. 
 Matrice, Ma-tri.s, n. de wurm; Ac kaviti hw^ 
 
 de fetus iz formd. [A*. 
 
 Matrice, Mit-ris, n. a mold for kastig tjps, ktrni, 
 .Matricike, Mat-ri-.-ijil, n. de murder ov a muder; 
 
 dr murderer ov a muder. 
 Matriculate, Ma-trik-yii-lat, r. t. tu admit tu 
 
 m(^mbcrjip. 
 Matriculate, Ma-trik-yq-lat, n. wun h<t> iz ma- 
 
 trikyqlnteii. 
 Matriculation, Ma-trik-yr^-la-Jon, n. At akt ot 
 
 matrikyqlatig. 
 Matrimonial, Mat-ri-nuS-ni-al, a. relatig to 
 
 marij; nu])Jal. 
 Matrimo.niallt, Mat-ri-m6-ni-al-i, ad. koni^i- 
 
 ali. [stat. 
 
 Matrimony, Mit-ri-mo-ni, n. marij; At nupjal 
 .Matrix, .Mti-triks, n. [L.] At wOtm; a mold; a ma- 
 
 tris. 
 Matron, Ma-tron, n. an clderli marid wuman; a 
 
 muder ov a famili; a w|f: an uld wuman: a fe- 
 mal sqi>crintendent or qrf mistres in a hospital. 
 -Matronal, .Mat-nm-al, er Ma-tron-al, a. iqlabl 
 
 tu a matron: mudcrli. 
 Matronly. Ma-tron-li, a. maderli. 
 Matross, -Ma-tniM, n. o .*>rt ov soljcr in de qrtil- 
 
 cri under a guncr, hiD a<i-its in travcnig dr guna, 
 
 and spunjig, f{rig and ludig dem. 
 Mattx, Mat, n. Ac Frcoq nam ov I'an^a U.
 
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 Matter, Mat-er, n. dat hwiq iz vizibl er tanjibl; 
 dat hwiq okyupjz spas; bodi: substans; a sub- 
 fitansekstendedanddivizibl; elEtnentari substans 
 perseptibl bj eni ov &e sensez, yiijitri^ali divided 
 intu for kjndz, solid, likwid, aeriferm, and im- 
 ponderabl; — materialz; dat ov hwiq eni tig iz 
 kompozd; — subjekt; tig treted ov; ds hoi; de 
 Teri tig supozd; af4r; biznes; kez ov disturbans; 
 subjekt ov s;\,t or komplant; import; konsekwens; 
 impertans; moment; — tiij; objekt: dat hwiq haz 
 sum partikynlar rslajon; kwestyon konsiderd; 
 spas er kwontiti nerli kompixted: substans eks- 
 krfted; pus; pi^rcDlent runiij. Ov de ultimat 
 natjrixr ov mater, de hx],man fakultiz kan not tak 
 kognizans; ner kan data be furnijt, bj obzerva- 
 Jon er eksperiment, on hwiq tu fund an investi- 
 gajon ov it. 91 we no ov it iz its sensibl prop- 
 ertiz. [port. 
 
 Mattee, Mat-er, v. i. tia be ov imx^rtans; tia im- 
 
 Matter-of-fact, Mat-er-ov-fakt, n. a realiti, az 
 distiijgwijt from hwot iz fansifial, hjpotetikal, 
 er hjperbolikal; a tretii) ov fakts er realitiz. — 
 Mater (tv fakt ma.n, wun hoo adherz striktli tia 
 fakt, er never wonderz beyond realitiz. 
 
 Matting, Mat-ig, n. materialz fer mats. 
 
 Mattock, Mat-ok, n. a tfl)l ov huzbandri; a pik- 
 aks. 
 
 Mattress, Mat-res, n. a kwilted bed, stuft wid 
 h^r, wul, &s. 
 
 Maturate, Mat-yn,-rat, v. t. tia ripn. 
 
 Maturation, Mat-yi],-ra-Jon, n. de stat ov groig 
 
 Matueative, Mat-yii,-ra-tiv, a. rjpnii). [rjp. 
 
 Matuee, Ma-tqr, a. rjp; komplet; wel-dijested. 
 
 Matcee, Ma-ti^r, v. t. tia rjpn; tu ad vans ta 
 ripnes. 
 
 Matuee, Ma-tq,r, v. i. tva. bekdm rjp er perfekt. 
 
 Matueely, Ma-ti^r-li, ad. rjpli; kompletli; erli. 
 
 Matueescent, Mat-yii,-res-ent, a. aproqig tu ma- 
 ti|riti. 
 
 Matueity, Ma-t^-ri-ti, n. a matqr stat; rjpnes. 
 
 Matutinal, Mat-yv^-tj-nal, a. relatig tu de 
 mernig. 
 
 Maudlin, Mod-lin, a. drugk; fudld. 
 
 Maudlin, Mod-lin, n. a perenial plant; milfffl. 
 
 Maugee, Me-ger,* ad. in spit ov. 
 
 Maukin, Me-kin, n. a drag tu swep an uvn. Se 
 {Malkin.) 
 
 Maul, Mel, n. a hevi, wudn hamer. Se {Mall.) 
 
 Maul, Mel, v. t. tu bet hqrjli; tu brcoz. 
 
 Maund, Mqnd,*t ". a hand-basket; a hamper. 
 
 Maund, Mqnd,*t v. i. tu muter; tu mumbl. 
 
 Maunder, Mqn-der, i\ i. tu murmur; tu beg. 
 
 Maundeil, Men-dril, n. a pik wid too Jagks. 
 
 Maundy-Thuesday, Men-di-Bdrz-da, n. de Rurz- 
 da befor Gud Frjda and 8ster, on hwiq de kig 
 ov Iggland distribji^ts qmz tu a serten number 
 ov poor personz at Hwjthel; so namd from mundz 
 er baskets in hwiqds gifts wer fermerli kontand. 
 
 Mausolean, Mo-so-le-an, a. relatig tu a meso- 
 leum. 
 
 Mausoleum, Me-so-le-um, n., [i.] pi. Ma-so-le-a; 
 a magnifisent tcom or monyqment, so-keld from 
 Mesolus, kig ov Karia, tu hcom suq a monyq,- 
 ment woz erekted abist 353 yerz befor Krjst. 
 
 Mauvaise-honte, Mo-vaz-ont, [/^r.] fels modesti. 
 
 Mavis, Ma-vis, n. a truj, er herd Ijk a truj. 
 
 Maw, Me, n. de stumak ov animalz; — de kre. 
 
 Mawkish, Mok-iJ, a. apt tia giv satjeti or lodig. 
 
 Mawkishness, Mek-iJ-nes, «. aptncstu kez lodig. 
 
 Mawks, Meks,t n. a Iqrj, ekward slatern. 
 
 Mawky, Mek-i, a. magoti: ful ov magots. 
 
 Maw-wokm, Me-wurm, »i. a wurm in de stumak. 
 
 Maxillae, Maks-il-ar, er Maks-il-ar, a. maksilari. 
 
 Maxillaey, Maks-il-a-ri, a. belogig tu de je-bon. 
 
 Maxim, Maks-im, n. an aksiom; a jeneral prinsi- 
 pl; Q ledig trcnt; an adaj; an aforizm; a proverb. 
 
 Maximist, Maks-im-ist, ?i. a deler in maksimz. 
 Maximum, Maks-i-mum, n., [//.] pi. Maks-i-ma; 
 de gratest kwontiti gand in a givn kas; opozd 
 tu ininimiim, de smelest. 
 May, Ma, {auxiliary rerh,) [i. mjt;] tu be at lib- 
 erti; tu be al^sd; tu be permited; tu be posibl; 
 tu be bj qans. Yii,zd tu ekspres dsz^r^ az "ww 
 yo) prosper." 
 May, Ma, n. de fift munt ov de yer; de erli er 
 
 ga pqrt ov Ijf . 
 May, Ma, v. i. tu gader fl-jerz on Ma-da. 
 May-apple, Ma-ap-1, n. a plant wid tii,berus ro&t; 
 
 wjld mandrak: hog-apl. 
 May-beetle, Ma-be-tl, n. a nam ov de kok-qafer. 
 May-bloom, Ma-blmm, n. de hotern. 
 May-bug, Ma-bug, n. an insekt; de qafer. 
 May-day, Ma-da, n. de ferst da ov Ma. 
 May-flowee, Ma-fl-8-er, n. a fl'ser dat blosomz 
 
 in Ma. 
 Mayfly, Ma-flj, n. an insekt; de weter-kriket. 
 May-game, Ma-gam, n. a diverjon; a sport; a 
 
 pla. 
 Mayhem, Ma-hem, or Mam, n. in Ze, de akt ot 
 
 mamig; lamnes; mam. 
 Maying, Ma-ig, n. de akt ov gaderig fl-5erz in 
 Ma er on Ma -da. [Ma gamz. 
 
 May -LADY, Ma-la-di, n. de kwen ov Ma, in old 
 May-lily, Ma-lil-i, n. de sam az lili ov de vali. 
 May -morn, Ma-mern, n. mernig ov Ma; frejnes. 
 Mayoe, Ma-or, n. de qef majistrat ov a siti. 
 Mayoealty, Ma-or-al-ti, n. de ofis ov a maor. 
 Mayoeazgo, Mq-yor-az-go, n. [iS/).] de rjt ov de 
 
 eldest bern tu inherit properti. 
 Mayoeess, Ma-or-es, n. de wjf ov a maor. 
 Maypole, Ma-pol, n. a pol tu be danst rTsnd in 
 
 Ma. 
 May-weed, Ma-wed, n. a plant; a spejez ov kam- 
 
 omjl hwiq gi'oz wjld. 
 Mazaeine, Maz-a-ren, n. a depbh], kulor; — a par- 
 
 tikyn,lar wa ov dresig i^\z. 
 Maze, Maz, n. a labirint; unsertenti; perpleksiti. 
 Maze, Maz, v. t. tu bewilder; tu konfi^z. 
 Maze, Maz, v. i. tu be bewilderd; tu be kon- 
 f'snded. [ment. 
 
 Mazedness, Maz-ed-nes,* n. konfqgon; astonij- 
 Mazology, Ma-z61-o-ji, n. a branq ov Z(l)61oji, 
 hwiq trets ov de mamalia; mamaloji; mastoloji. 
 Mazy, Ma-zi, a. perpl jkst wid wjudigz; konf^zd. 
 M. D., doktor ov medisin er fizik. 
 Me, Me, pro?i. de objektiv kas ov ^. 
 Mead, Med, n. a. drigk mad ov weter and buni; — 
 
 medo: — yq,zd in poetri for vudo. 
 Meadow, Med-o, n. gras land anyi^ali mon fer 
 ha. In de Yiinited Stats it iz ofn limited tu lo 
 er mqrji land. 
 Meagee, Me-ger, a. len; tin; p<Dr; baren. 
 Meageely, Me-ger-li, ad. pcDrli: tinli. 
 Meageeness, Me-ger-nes, «. lennes. 
 Meal, Mel, n. a repast; — de edibl pqrt ov kern. 
 Mealman, Mel-man, n. wun hoo dclz in mel. 
 Mealy, Mel-i, a. havig er rezemblig mel. 
 Mealy-mouthed, Mel-i-m-sdd,t a. bajful er soft 
 
 ov spec; supresig de trCDt. 
 Mean, Men, a. wontig digniti; ov lo ragk; bas; 
 
 kontemtibl; lo; vjl; — midl; moderat. 
 Mean, Men, n. a medium; a midl stat er rat; me- 
 
 diukriti; — pi. inkum. Se {Means.} 
 Mean, Men, v. i. tu hav in mjnd; tu purpus; tu 
 
 tigk; tu intend; tu dezjn. 
 Mean, Men, v. t. tu purpus; tu intend; tu dez^n; 
 tu signif j; tu denot; tu implj; tu import; tia 
 hint kuvertli. [kors. 
 
 Meander, Me-an-der, v. i. tu run wid a wjndig 
 Meandrous, Me-an-drus,* a. wjiidig; meanderig. 
 Meaning, Men-ig, n. purpus; intenjon; de sens. 
 Meanly, Men-li, ad. in a men maner; basli.
 
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 Ukans, Mtni, n. liij. and ytl. an in^ttrtbmcnt; mot- 
 ckJ: iuuhI; wh; dut liwi<i u y^id in urdor lu an 
 end. Ill din sens it iz jfiieruli >'ilid in dt sig- 
 Kl^iar number wid u vvrb or adjckliv fio^^lur: 
 but if mor dan wun tiy iz rcfvrd tu it is liliinil. 
 7>7 dit inrru; lif dal nu-nz:—jil. revcnii; inkum; 
 fiirtynn; rcfiursc*. Jii vl mrnz, widiit dut; n^r- 
 tvnli. y>7 no tmru, id du wa; not at ol. lij 
 «Mi tiunx, in eni wu. />'/ no inau«r uv tnrm, 
 ni>t at ol; not in cni wa. (I kulukwial pleonazm, 
 in yqs I'lir de eak uv cmfaiii!). 
 
 Mkan-bfiritko, Men-itpir-it-ed, a. huviy a men 
 gpirit; ba.'<. 
 
 Meant, .Ment, i. p. from Mm. 
 
 Mka.ntime, .MKn-t|ui, | &d. in At intorvenig 
 
 Mkaswiiilk, .Min-liwjl, i tjm. 
 
 Meau, .MiT, n. a mejur ov grund. 
 
 Mkask, y\ti, n. At number fjv hundred; az a met 
 ov hcrioz. 
 
 MiiASLts, .Mez-lt, n.pl. a kontaius dizt'z. 
 
 Mkasly, .Mt'z-Ii, .1. infekted wid inezlz. 
 
 Mkasl'Kable, .Me;<-n-ra-bl, a. dat ma be me3tj,rd; 
 mn<li-nit: in .-^nMl kwuntiti. 
 
 MXABl'RABLKNEbS, Mej-il-ru-bl-DCS, n. At kwolili 
 or admiti{| lu be mejiird. 
 
 McASuaABLY, .Mi';;-i],-ni-bli, ad. m6deratli. 
 
 Ukasuee, Me3-i],r, u. dat bi hwiq eni tig iz mcj- 
 l^rd: ]ir>j|>urj(iu; dcgri': kwontiti; modera/on; lim- 
 it*, meter; miizikal tim. 
 
 Measuee, Mej-iir, v. t. tu kompi^t bi nnl; tu ad- 
 jii-l; lu }iruiurji>n; tu mqrk M; tu alot. 
 
 Measlekless, .M6;<-iir-le.-', a. imi^nrabl. 
 
 Measl'ELMest, Mej-iir-iuent, n. de akt or m^- 
 \\r\X): mejur; men/iimjon. 
 
 Measl'Eee, .Me;{-iir-er, n. wun hiD me^i;rz. 
 
 Meat, .Met, ». tlej tu be etn; i'jxl in jeneral. 
 
 Meaty, Met-i, a. Lavig met: fleji. 
 
 Mecuanic, .Mc-kun-ik, n. wun cmplcfd in mekan- 
 ikal or manyi\al labor; an qrtizan: an qrtifiser. 
 
 Mecuanic, Me-kan-ik, | a. relatig tu mck- 
 
 Mechasical, .Me-k:iii-i-kal, i anizm or mekan- 
 ik.^: bavig At propertiz ov a majen; empldrd in 
 manyqal labor; .-ikild in mekauik:^: — men: 8«t*'1- 
 Jic fikt inrk;inikat /tserz, qr de lever, bwcl and 
 aksl, puli, inkljnd plan, wej, and i^kroi. Brand, 
 enqmeratig de :-iks mekanikal p'Kerz, amiUi de 
 inkljnd plan, and adz de fqnikyiilar maJen. 
 
 Mechanically, )le-kan-i-kal-i, ad. akordig tu 
 meknnizin. 
 
 Mecuanicalness, Me-kan-i-kal-ne», n. mokanizm. 
 
 Mec'IIaniciax, Mek-a-niJ-an, n. a mekani->t. 
 
 Mechanics, Me-kan-ik.«, n. id. At sjens hwiij trets 
 ov de loz ov mojon and fors. 
 
 Mechamsm, Mek-an-iz-m, n. akjon akordig tu 
 de lot ov mtkaniks: de konstrukjon ov a maJen. 
 
 Mechanist, Mek-an-ist, «. wun vor^'t in mekan- 
 ik!i: a mekanijun: a majeni^it: a maker ov ma- 
 Jenz: a fil6«ufor b>i> rtferz ol de (^aojcz in de 
 yiiniv^rs tu de cfekl merli ov mekanikal 
 forwi. flin. 
 
 Mechlin, Mok-lin, n. a V{aA or las mad at Mck- 
 
 MtcuoACAN, Me-<;u-a-kan, or Me-ki^-a-kan, n. a 
 piirj^tiv rviit. 
 
 Meuo.vate, Sl^k-o-nat, n. sell formd or mekonik 
 o<'d and a ba.'<. 
 
 Mecoma. Me-ku-ni-a, > m. a bwjt fqzibl substans 
 
 Mecomink, M^k-u-nin, t obtand frum opium. 
 
 MeComc, Me-kon-ik, ». notig an uid obtand from 
 opium. 
 
 Meconium, Me-k6-ni-um, ». {L.\ At ekspr^tt jq!< 
 ov lie bwjt jKipi: opium;— de f?Mt fesci or ^il- 
 dr n. 
 
 Mki>al, MM-al, n. an anjent k«m;— a pea or 
 nieiul jitamt in onor or sum p^raun or tr^nt. 
 
 Medallic. Me-d:il-ik, «. (terliinig tu miylali. 
 
 Meualliu.v, Me-dal-yuu, n. a Iqrj mcUal. 
 
 .Mei>alli8T, M6d-al-iRt, n. a p<^rK>n ikild in med- 
 
 alz: wun hii );Hnz u pr{z-medal. 
 .MtLiALLL'Buv, Mud-al-ur-ji, n. de qrt OT iwbV'p 
 
 and Htrjkig medolz and kirni. 
 .Meddle, Mod -I, i-. i'. tu Lav tu dot; tu int«rp6t; 
 
 tu akt in oni tig; tu intcrpuz or int«rr^Q of- 
 
 i/uli. 
 .Mf.ddlee, MM-ler, n. wun ha> medlz: a bizi-bodi. 
 .\lEi)DLL>iOiiE, M^-I-8um, a. intermo<Jlin: ofijiu. 
 
 .MeDI>LKNOME.NES8, Med-l-HUm-ne!), n. ofiJusaW. 
 
 .Meddling, .Med-lig, «. ofiju-* iutvrjxjzij'in. 
 ■Meddling, M(id-lig, pu. a. inter(>ozig ofijaili. 
 Media, .Me-di-a, n. [L.] plqral or mrdium. 
 .Medi.iEVal, Med-i-e-val, a. relatig tu de midl 
 
 iijez. 
 Medial, Me-di-al, &. notig an avcraj; men. 
 .Media.v, Me-di-an, a. {.4nat.) midl: cityqatod in 
 
 de luidl. He tiwdian Ipi.it a vertikal Ijn liuijuid 
 
 tu divjd de bodi lonjitqdinali intu ta> jmrUs. 
 Mediant, Me-di-ant, n. {M»».) At kurd bwi^ ii 
 
 u major or minor tvrd hjer dan de ke-nut, akord- 
 
 ig az de raud iz major or minor. 
 Media.stine, .Me-di-as-tin, j n. [L.] {Anat.} 
 
 Medi.xsti.vum, .Me-di-as-tj-num, I de dqplika- 
 
 tqruv de piqra, hwiij dividz de kariti or dc 
 
 tunikti intu tdi pqrLs. 
 .Mediate, .Me-di-ut, r. «. tu int«rpdiz, az a frend 
 
 bdwi'n tif) |iqrtiz; tu intcrstd. 
 -Mediate, .Mi'-di-at, r. t. tu efekt bi media/on. 
 .Mediate, Me'-di-at, a. interpozd; intcrveniii; 
 
 midl. 
 Mediately, Me-di-at-li, ad. bi a s^kondari koz. 
 .Mediatio.n, Me-di-d-Jon, n. de akt ov mediatig; 
 
 intor[>uziJon: intersepjon; ajen.-ii intcrpuzd. 
 .Mediatization, Me-di-at-i-zji-Jon, n. deancksa- 
 
 Jon ov emoler .-soverentiz tu Iqrjcr kontigyquH 
 
 sUi{», az in J^rmani, after de disolt^Jon ov de 
 
 .lerman cmpir in 1806. 
 .Mediatize, .Me-di-a-tiz, v. t. tu an^ks a smaler 
 
 Stat, guvernd bi a soveron prins, tu a Iqrjer wun, 
 
 yet al'sig de niiler ov de limolcr stat tu ret^n 
 
 biz prin>li nigk, rils, and nrivilejez. 
 Mediator, Mf-di-a-tor, n. [L.] wun hiD interpoz 
 
 ez brtwi'n tih nqrtiz; an intcri^sor: de Rede mer 
 .Mediatorial, Me-di-a-to-ri-al, a, belogig tu a 
 
 nu'diaior. [mediator. 
 
 Mediatoeship, Me-di-d-tor-/ip, ■. de ofij or a 
 ilEDiATRiJC, Mc-di-a-trika, n. [L.] a femal mi- 
 
 dinti.r. 
 Medicable, Med-i-ka-bl, a. dat ma be held. 
 .Medical, Med-i-kal, m. relatig tu mcdi^in; vat- 
 
 di>inal. 
 Medically, Mcd-i-kal-i, ad. fizikali: medisinali. 
 .Medicament, Mcd-i-ka-ment, n. eni tig yi^zd in 
 
 helig: mcdi^in. 
 .Medicamental, Mod-i-ka-m6nt-al, a. relatig tu 
 
 niC'likiiininl.-. [i.-^in. 
 
 •Medicate, -Med-i-kat, v. t. tu tigkty^r wid mcd- 
 .Medication, Med-i-ka-Jon, n. de akt or medi- 
 
 katig. [medicinal. 
 
 .Medicative, Med-i-ka-tir, a. tendig tu kqr. 
 .Medicinable, Me-dis-in-a-bl, a. medicinal; san- 
 
 ntiv. 
 .Medicinal, Me-di<i-i-nal, a. bel6gig tu fitik or 
 
 nu-disin; brlin: lianativ. 
 Medicinally, Me-diji-i-Dal-i, ttd. in a mcdiainal 
 
 manor. 
 Medicine, M^-i-sin, n. de qrt or helig; — a drug: 
 
 fizik: a rcmrdi. 
 Medicine, Med-i-»in, v. t. tu kqr bi medisin. 
 .Medietv, Mr-ilj-r-ti, n. de midl stat or jiqrt: bqf. 
 Mediocee, Me'-di-o-kcr, «. or moderat dcgrtf; 
 
 inidlii). [ilia. 
 
 Mediocrist, Mf -di-okri«t, n. wun or midlig abil- 
 Meduk'Bitt, Mr di-i'>k-ri-ti, n. moderat degr<: 
 
 Uidl rat, aiat, or dcgr^; muderajon.
 
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 Meditate, M^d-i-tat, v. t. tu plan; tu sksm; tia 
 
 ti^jk on. _ [plat. 
 
 Meditate, Med-i-tat, v. i. tu tiijk: tu. kontem- 
 Meditation, Med-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov meditat- 
 
 iij; dep tet; kontemplajon; klos atenjon; kon- 
 
 tqvans; tot emplffd upon sakred objekts; a seriez 
 
 ov tots. [reflektiv. 
 
 Meditative, Med-i-ta-tiv, a,, givn tu meditajon; 
 Mediterranean, Med-i-ter-a-ng-an, a. enserkid 
 
 bj land, az a se. 
 Medium, Me-di-um, n., pi. [L.'\ Me-di-a. {Erig.) 
 
 Me-di-umz; a spas or substans past trcD; de men 
 
 or midl stat or dcgre; a men. 
 Medlar, Med-lar, n. a tre and de friot ov de tre. 
 Medley, Med-li, n. a luiksty^r: a miijgld mas. 
 Medley, Med-li, a. miijgld; konf^zd. 
 Medullar, Me-ddl-ar, ) a. re- 
 
 Medullary, Med-ul-a-ri, er Me-dul-a-ri, S latii) 
 
 tia de maro er pit. 
 Meddlline, Me-diil-in, n. dat form ov lignin 
 
 hwiq konstiti^ts de pit ov serten plants; az, de pit 
 
 ov de sunfl'ser. 
 Meed, Med, n. a reword; a rekompens. 
 Meek, Mek, a. mjld; not prisd; jentl; humbl. 
 Meeken, Mek-n,* v. t. tu mak mek. 
 Meekly, Mek-li, ad. mildli; jentli; humbli. 
 Meekness, Mek-nes, n. jentloes; mjldnes; hq,- 
 
 militi. 
 Meer, Mer, n. and a. Se {Mere.} 
 Meerschaum, Mb-r-J-sm, n. ((?«r.) a silikated, lit, 
 
 and soft magnejan mineral, yi^zd in Jermani in 
 
 de manyi],faktj-n,r ov tcabako-pjps. 
 Meet, Met, a. fit; proper; kwolifjd; si|tabl. 
 Meet, Met, v. t. [i. met, ^j«. metiij, met;] tu kum 
 
 tugeder; tujffn; tu enk-snter; tu f jnd. 
 Meet, Met, v. i. tu enkisnter; tu kloz fas tu fas; 
 
 tu enk-snter in hostiliti; tu asembl; tu kum 
 
 tugeder. Tu met wid, tu Ijt on; tu f jnd; tu 
 
 jffn; tu sufer unekspektedli; tu enk-snter; tu 
 
 advdns hqf wa. [er. 
 
 Meeter, Met-er, n. yi\m hcD mets er akosts aniid- 
 Meeting, Met-ii), n. an asembli; a konvenjon; an 
 
 intervq; a konfluks: a kumpani: a koggregajon; 
 
 an oditcari; — an asembli fer publik -wurjip, apljd, 
 
 in Ipgland, tu de Disenterz. 
 Meeting-house, Met-iij-h-ss, n. a h-ss ov publik 
 
 wurjip. In Iijgland, JX[7.A fer a h-ss ov publik 
 
 wurjip fer Disenterz, az distiijgwijt from a 
 
 Meetly, Met-H,-* ad. fitli; properli; sq,tabli. 
 Meetness, Met-nes,* n. fitnes; prcaprjeti; si^ta- 
 
 blnes. [rokozm. 
 
 Meqacosm, Meg-a-koz-m, n. de grat -wurld; mak- 
 Megalesian, Meg-a-le-gan, a. notlg gamz amiiij 
 
 de Romanz, in onor ov Sib<ile. 
 Megalichthys, Meg-a-lik-tis, n. an ekstii)ktje- 
 
 nus ov f ijez. 
 Megalonyx, Meg-a-lo-niks, n. a Iqrj, ekstiijkt 
 
 mamal, hoiz fosil bonz hav bin f-snd in Ver- 
 
 jinia. 
 Megalopteran, Meg-a-I6p-te-ran, n. a nq,r6p- 
 
 terus insekt. 
 Megalosaurus, Meg-a-lo-se-rus, n. a. fosil, jj- 
 
 gantik, amfibius animal, ov de serian, or lizard 
 
 and krokodjl trjb. 
 Megascope, Meg-a-skcip, n. an optikal instroo- 
 
 ment for egzaminig objekts ov konsiderabl mag- 
 
 niti|,d. 
 Megatherium, Meg-a-te-ri-um, to. ((?eoZ.) alqrj, 
 
 ekstiijkt animal, hooz bonz hav bin f-gnd in S-st 
 
 Amerika. 
 Megatheroid, Me-gat-E-rerd, n. -wun ov a famili 
 
 ov ekstii)kt mamiferus kwodrcopedz. 
 Meglip, Meg-lip, n. a kulor fer pantig in imita- 
 
 Jon ov ok. [go. 
 
 Megrim, Me-grim, n. a diserder ov de bed; verti- 
 
 JIeiosis, M|-(d-sis, n. [Grr.'\ {Rhet.) a term sig- 
 
 nif jiij a hjperbolikal diminiiJou. 
 Meiwell, Mj-wel, n. a smol sert ov kodfi/. 
 Melam, Me-lam, n. a. substans konsistiij ov kqr- 
 
 bon, njtrojen, and hjdrojen, fermd dqrii) de dis- 
 
 tilajon ov a mikslyij^r ov sal-amoniak and po- 
 
 tasium. 
 Melampode, Mel-am-pod, n. de blak helebor. 
 Melanagogue, Me-lan-a-gog, n. {Med.} a med- 
 
 isin for ekspeliij bj!, koler, er melankoli. 
 Melancholic, Mel-an-kol-ik, a. dejekted; diser- 
 
 derd wid melankoli; gli»mi; dizmal. 
 Melancholic, Mel-an-kol-ik, n. a person dizezd 
 
 wid melankoli. 
 Melancholiness, Mel-an-kol-i-nes, 71. de stat ov 
 
 beii) melankoli. [person. 
 
 Melancholist, Mel-an-kol-ist,-* n. a melankoli 
 Melancholy, Mel-an-kol-i, n. a dizez ov de mjnd, 
 
 (jef li karakterjzd bj ungr^nded fer and aprehen- 
 
 Jon ov Evl; a gloomi stat ov mind; sadnes; de- 
 
 prejon ov spirits; dejckjon. 
 Melancholy, Mel-an-kol-i, a. gloomi; dizmal; 
 
 dejekted. 
 Melange, Ma-lqnj, n. [Fr.] a mikstyq^r; a medli. 
 Melanian, Me-la-ni-an, n. wun ov a famili ov 
 
 fUlvitil, testajus molusks. 
 Melanite, Mel-an-jt, n. {Min.y a spejez ov blak 
 
 gqrnct. [jt. 
 
 Melanitic, Mel-a-nit-ik, a. relatig tu melan- 
 Melanochroite, Mel-a-nok-ro-jt, n. {Min.} an 
 
 or ov led. 
 Melanopsis, Mel-a-nop-sis, n. a jenus ov frej- 
 
 WGter testajus molusks. 
 Melanosis, Mel-a-u6-sis, n. {Med.} a malignant 
 
 dizEz, karakterizd bj depozijon ov blak mater. 
 Melanotic, Mel-a-not-ik, a. relatii) tu melanosis. 
 Melanterite, Me-lan-ter-jt, n. {Min.} a nativ 
 
 sulfat ov jurn. 
 Melas, Me-las, n. {Med.} an endemial dizez oy 
 
 Arabia, karakterjzd bj dqrk er blak spots on de 
 
 skin. 
 Melasma, Me-laz-ma, n. {Med.} a dizez ov ajed 
 
 personz, in hwiq a blak spot aperz upon de skin, 
 
 and fermz a fvl ulser. 
 Melastoma, Me-las- to-ma, n. {Bot.} d jenus ov 
 
 evergren trez. 
 Melee, Ma-la, n. [Fr.] a ball; a konflikt. 
 Melic, Mel-ik, a. rela*ig tu sog: lirik. 
 Meliceris, Mel-i-se-ris, n. {Med.} an insisted 
 
 ti^^mor, fild wid mater rezemblig huni. 
 Melicerous, Me-lis-er-us, a. havig mater Ijk 
 
 huni. [grasez. 
 
 Melic-grass, Mel-ik-gras, n. a jenus ov perenial 
 Melicotoon, Mel-i-ko-tcfm, n. a sert ov peg, 
 Melilot, Mel-i-lot, n. a spejez ov trefffl er Mo- 
 ver, [sented Mover. 
 Melilotus, Mel-i-16-tus, n. a plant keld swet- 
 Meliorate, Mel-yo-rat, v. t, tu mak beter; tu 
 
 imprtfcv; tu amelyorat. 
 Melioration, Mel-yO-ra-Jon, n. imprctivment ; 
 
 araelyorajon. 
 Mellate, Mel-at, n. {CTiem.} a selt fermd ov 
 
 melitik asid and a bas. 
 Melliferous, Mel-if-er-us, a. prodiiktiv ov huni. 
 Mellification, Mel-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. produkjon 
 
 ov huni. [swetnes. 
 
 Mellifluence, Mel-if-lq,-ens, n. a flo ov huni er 
 Mellifluent, Mel-if-lu-ent, ) n- n • 
 
 Mellifluous, Mel-if-l^-us, i ^- ^^^"' ^'"'9- 
 Melligenous, Mel-ij-E-nus, a. havig de kwolitiz 
 
 ov huni. 
 Mellitate, Mel-i-tat, n. { CTiem.) a komp-snd ov 
 
 melitik asid and a bas. 
 SIellite, Mel-jt, n. {Min.} de huni ston, a yelo, 
 
 kristaljzd mineral, kompozd ov lUElitik asid and 
 
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 Mkllitic, Mel-it-ik, /i. rclatio tia dc huni-stun. 
 Mellov, Mol-on, n. u leinun-yulo xub^Uaii, kotn- 
 
 ]n^i<l (iv kqrbon and njtruJL'n. 
 Melluw, MuI-u, a. sod; fuli qp; soft in s^nd; 
 «>i! t lu de tfi^t, lu de tuq, or trod, or tu de j;— 
 J-i.ift wid likor; drugk. 
 Mellow, MoI-o, v. t. ta rjim; tu sofn. 
 Mellow, M^I-o, v. i. tu fp-io matter; tu r{pn. 
 Mellowness, M6l-o-neii, n. matiiriti ; ripoen : 
 
 ^..HIK•■'. 
 MELLOwy, M('l-Q-i, A. Boft; ugk/us; mclo. 
 Mklocoton, .Mol-o-ko-tiOti,* n. a kwinx; — a vflu 
 peq. Kiln nL-u i A/rlv; txm, Malacatunf, Alula- 
 cat'iii, and Mti/iujatune.} 
 Melodious, Mc-ltJ-di-u.i, a. mq,zikal; hqrraunius. 
 Melodigl'sly, Me-16-di-u:«-li, nd. iii4,zikali: bqr- 
 
 mjiiiusli. [aiiiid. 
 
 Meloihousxess, Mc-lij-di-us-nes, n. swetnes ov 
 Melodize. Mol-a-djz, r. t. tu mak melodius. 
 Melouuauatic, Mol-a-dra-mit-ik, a. relatig tu 
 
 u mi^lu<lrnin. 
 Meloukaue, .M^l-o-dram, n. a dramatik i>crferm- 
 
 aiH, ill bvvi(j s.igz qr iiitcrmikst. 
 Melody, Mel-u-di, n. an agrcabl Kuksejim ov 
 
 gitiidz uv a siggl vers; hi^rmaai; mq,zik; 8wetne.s 
 
 ov s'snd. 
 Mklon. Mcl-on, n. a wcl-non plant and its fniit. 
 Melrose, Mel-ruz, n. dc huni <>v riDzei. 
 Melt, M.-lt, r. t. tu (;nnj fniiu a solid lu a lik- 
 
 wi<l Mnt; tu dizulv; tu lunk likwid: tu sofn. 
 Melt, M-lt, r. i*. tu bekdm likwid; tu be sofnd 
 
 tu piti or tcndernci; tu hijz substans. 
 Melted, .M<5lt-ed, />. a. dizolvd; sufud; mad lik- 
 wid or tender. 
 Melter, Mt-it-cr, n. wun hdo melts metalz. 
 Melting, Mflt-io, pp. a. dizolvig: sofnij): afektio. 
 Melting, .Melt-io, n. de akt ov dizolviy or sof n- 
 
 i|): inteni-mjon. 
 Meltingly, Mdlt-ig-li, ad. lik gumtig moltig. 
 ilKLTiNGNEiiS, M^lt-ig-DCS, n. dispozijon tu melt 
 
 or be Sofnd. 
 MxLusiNE. .Mcl-yq,-sen, n. an im.ijinari b^tiful 
 
 niinf or fiiri. 
 Melwel, -Mel-wcl, n. a kjnd ov fij. 
 Member. .Mem-ber, n. a pqrt ov eni tig: a lim; a 
 
 pqri apendant tu de bodi; a pqrt ov a. diskurs or 
 
 periiKl: a bed: o kloz: eni pqrt ov an inlrjer; 
 
 wun ov u k<imqniti, su^jcti, or lusjjinjon. 
 Membebed. Miin-berd, a. havig liinz. In Iffr- 
 
 a/tlri, apljcl tu dt bck and lej^z ov a berd, hwcn 
 
 ov n difi-rent tiflktyqr from de bodi. 
 Membeesuip, .Mein-ber-Jip, n. de stat ov a mem- 
 ber; yqnyon. 
 Membranaceous, Mem-bra-na-Jus, a. konstnikt- 
 
 cd at 11 UK'iuliran: mcmbranus. 
 Membrane, Mom-bmn, h. de ekspanjon ov eni 
 
 ov de li/qz ov de Ijtnli intu a tin laer; a web 
 
 ov si'vnil s.>rts ov fjberz interwijvn tug^der. 
 M£Mbkaneol-8, Mein-bra-ne-u8, a. konsistig ov 
 
 m ■iiibninz; nieinbrnnus. 
 Membraniferocs, .Mem-bra-nif-cr-us, a. havip 
 
 or |i'-Lj-lii'<i() ini-mbmnz. 
 Membeanikorm. Mcin-bni-ni-f.irm, a. havijj de 
 
 fo'in ov <i tn'-nibmn or pqrqment. 
 Membranoloot, Mcm-bra-n6l-o-ji, n. de sjons 
 
 ov de mi-mbranz. 
 MsMBEANOi's, .Mem-bm-nu«, a. konslstig or, or 
 
 kon'<trdkto<l Ijk, mcmbmnz: membrana/ui. 
 Memento. Mc-mdn-t«, n. [L.] a memurial; a no- 
 
 ti^: <i hint. 
 Memento mori, Me-m^n-to m6-r[, [L.] remem- 
 ber dot. 
 Memoir, Me-mtVr, er M^m-wer, n. an ak'int er 
 
 tnui'^iikjon familyarli ritn: a b^Ofi^fikal ncitis. 
 Memorabilia, .Mem-u-ni-bil-i-a, n. pi. [L.] tigi 
 
 wurdi uv beig rckerded or remi^mbcixl. 
 
 Memorable, M^m-Q-ra-bl, a. wurdi ov m^mori; 
 
 ilu-itriu-i. [maner. 
 
 .Memouauly, Mom-o-ra-bli, ad. in a m<^m£>fabi 
 Memorandum, Mvuu-raD-dum, «., [I.] pi. 
 
 ilem-u-nu-da, i^Eiuj.) Mem-w-ran-dumx; a not 
 
 tu help de mcmari; a nulls; a rokord. 
 Memorative, M6m-o-ra-iiv,» a. t4.-udio tu pre- 
 
 Z'/rv momuri. 
 .Memorial, Me-m6-ri-al, a. prez«'r>ig nn'-tuuri. 
 .Memorial, .Me-mu-ri-al, n. a miiiiyqiufnt; n hint; 
 
 an ii.ire'*. [meuiurial. 
 
 .Memorialist', .Me-m<j-ri-al-ist, n. wun bvb sjoi a 
 .Memorialize, .Me-mu-ri-al-iz, c t. tu adr«» bj a 
 
 ineiiiuiriiil. 
 .Memorize. .Mem-o-rii, r. t. tu rekord; tu rejistCT. 
 .Memory, Mein-o-ri, n. de p-ser or ka|ja.-«iii or 
 
 havi() hwot woz wuns prezent lu de .tcn-ozor de 
 
 undorstandig, sugjested ag«Sn tu de mind, akum- 
 
 paiiid bj a distiykl kiniju.snes ov fast egzist«n«; 
 
 de p^or ov rcUiiiio or rekolektig tigz fxist; re- 
 
 tcn/on: remeiubrans; remiiiisens; rekolekjon; egt- 
 
 emjon from oblivion; ijm ov nolej or remembranfl; 
 
 aunjon. [{-'iipjan. 
 
 .Mkmpuia.v, Mem-fi-an, a. relatijj tu Memfii; 
 .Men. .Men, n. pi. ov Man. 
 .Menace, .Men-as, h. a tret; denunsia/on. 
 .Menace, .Men-as, r. t. tu tretn; tu tret. 
 .Menacer, -Men-a-ser, (I. wun boimenasez ortretni. 
 .Menacing, .Men-a-sig, n. de akt ov tretnig: a tret. 
 .Menage, Mn-nq.^!, n. [/V.J a kolekjon ov auimali; 
 
 niaiK^^eri; luaua^. 
 .Menaoererie, .>ia-n43-er-e, *r Mon-aj-cr-e, n. 
 
 a kolek/on ov, or plas for, animalzT 
 Menagogue, -Men-a-gog, ii. a mcdisin tu prompt 
 
 dr fluks ov de mensiz. 
 Mend, .Mend, r. t. tu rcp4r from brecj or deki; 
 
 tu kortSkt; lu iiupnfiv; tu resjt; tu reform; tu 
 
 amend; tu emend. 
 Mend, Mend, r. i. tu gro beter: tu impnibv. 
 .Mendable, .Mond-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig mended. 
 .Mendacious, Meu-da-Jus, a. fols; Ijig. [hud. 
 .Mesdacity. Men-das-i-li, n. habit ov Ijig; a fols- 
 .Mendeb, .Mond-er, n. wun hm mondz. 
 .Mendicancy, .^Ien-di-kan-si, n. begari; mcndisiti. 
 .Mendicant, M^n-di-kant, n. wun ba>begz;abegar. 
 -Mendicant, .Meu-di-kant, a. begig; poor. 
 Mendicity, Men-dis-i-ti, «. de Ijf or stat ov a 
 
 bej^r. [mera/on. 
 
 -Mene, .Me-w, Q Kaldnik wurd hwiq signif jz nq- 
 .Mesial, Me-ni-al, a. belogig tu servants; \a\ 
 
 servil. 
 .Menial, Me-ni-al, ». a dom^tik servant. 
 Menilite, M^n-il-jt, n. {Min.} a mineral aljd ta 
 
 0|Hkl. 
 
 Meninges, Mr-nin-jex, n./>^{.-f/)<i/.Vtitimembrans 
 
 envelopig dc bran, kold /»/a and rf^ra maUr. 
 Me.niscus, .Mr-nis-ku3, n. u Icnz, konkav on wan 
 
 sjd, and konveks on de uder. 
 Menispermum, .Men-i-sp^*r-mum, n. {B'4.) a jenod 
 
 ov planus, havig fnt)t ov a kre.sent-ljk form. 
 Mexiver. .Men-i-ver, n. a «mol Roj/an animal will 
 
 fjn hwjt fur; de fur its«lf. 
 Mennosite, M^n-on-jt, n. wun ov de f6Ioen ov 
 
 Menu, a kont^mporari ov Lqtcr, h<ii held upin- 
 
 yonz similar tu dux ov de Anabaptists. 
 Menolooy. .Me-n6l-<a-ji, n. a rejistcr ov munta. 
 Mesopome, M6n-o-pom, n. an amfibius animal. 
 .Menow. .Min-o, «. a fiJ. Se {Min/ufc.} 
 Men PLEASER, Mon-plei-er, n. wun tai tu^rf ul ta 
 
 pifz; a flaterer. 
 Men-pleasino, Mdn-plci-ig, n. de akt ov ender- 
 
 orig lu plei uden or tu gao p6pyTilar favor. 
 Mknsa rr TUORO, Mi'n-aa et-t<5-ro, [L.] {Laic} 
 
 from burd and bed; a divurs; a nuiua tt toro is 
 
 hwcn de pqrtii qr alid tu lir Mparat, da da 
 
 mar^j ia not diiolvd.
 
 MER 
 
 250 
 
 MES 
 
 Mensal, Men-sal, a. bslogig tia de tabl;— inuntli. 
 Mensks, Men-sEz, «. pi. \_L,] munts; — {Med.) de 
 
 katamenial er muntli disqcirjez. 
 Menstrual, Men-sirio-al, a. muntli; lastig a 
 
 inuiit. [disqqrj. 
 
 Menstruous, Men-strcD-us, a. havii) ds muntli 
 Menstruum, Mea-strtD-um, n. [Z.] pi. Men-strOb-a; 
 
 a dizolvig fhyd; a solvent. 
 Mensurability, Men-Jq,-ra-bil-i-ti, n. dg slat 
 
 ov bsir) meujq,rabl. LV^- 
 
 Mensurable, Men-Jn,-ra-bl, a. dat ma be meg- 
 Mensural, Men-Ji],-ral, a. rglatii) lia me3ri,r. 
 Mensuration, Men-J'n.-ra-Jon, n. de akt er qrt 
 
 ov me3i],rii). [ektyi|al. 
 
 Mental, Men-tal, a. relatig tu de mjnd; iutel- 
 Mentally, Men-tal-i, ad. intelektyi],ali: in de 
 
 mjnd. 
 Mention, Men-Jon, n. de akt ov menjonig; a 
 
 notis; a resjcal, oral er ritn; a hint. 
 Mention, Men-Jon, v. t. tia nam; tia stat; tu 
 
 ekspres. 
 Mentor, Men-tor, n. [L.'\ a wjz k'snselor. 
 Mephitic, Me-fit-.k, ) ^ j ^^^^^^_ 
 
 Mepuitical, Me-fit-1-kal, ) ' •" 
 
 Mephitis, Me-fj-tis, n. [L.] pi. Me-f j-tez; a nokjus 
 
 ekshalajon, az kqrbonik asid gas; mefitizm. 
 Mephitism, Mef-it-iz-m, ». a nokjus ekshalajon. 
 Mercantile, Mer-kan-til, a. tradig; komerjal. 
 Mercaptain, Mer-kap-ten, n. { Ghern.} a iikvvid 
 
 kompozd ov sulfur, kqrbon, and hjdrojen, hwiq 
 
 akts p-serfuli on merkn,ri. [respekt tu hjr. 
 
 Mercenariness, Mer-se-na-ri-nes, n. venaliti: 
 Mercenary', Mer-se-na-ri, a. servig fer pa; sold 
 
 for muni; venal; hjrd; avarijus. [a hjrlig. 
 
 Mercenary, Mer-se-na-ri, n. wun servig fer pa; 
 Mercer, Mer-ser, n. wun hcD selz silks and wialenz. 
 Mercership, Mer-ser-Jip, n. de biznes ov a mer- 
 ser. [ik. 
 Mercery, Mer-ser-i, n. de trad ov merserz; traf- 
 Mkrchandise, Mer-qan-djz, n. komers; trad; wtirz. 
 Merchandise, Mer-qan-djz, v. i. tia trad; tu 
 
 trafik. 
 Merchant, Mer-qant, n. an importer er eksporter 
 
 ov merqandjz; a holsal trader. In de Yiinited 
 
 Stats, a retal trader; Q Jopkeper. 
 Merchantable, Mer-qant-a-bl, a. fit tu be bet 
 
 and sold. 
 Merchantlike, Mer-qant-lik, a. Ijk a merqant. 
 Merchantman, Mer-qant-man, n. a Jip ov trad. 
 Merchantship, Mer-qant-Jip, it. a Jip engajd in 
 
 komers. 
 Merchant-tailoe, Mer-qant-ta-lor, n. a talor hoo 
 
 fiirnijez klodz and uder materialz fer de gqr- 
 
 ments hwiq he maks. [kjnd. 
 
 Merciful, Mer-si-ful, a. kompajonat; tender; 
 Mercifully^, Mer-si-ful-i, ad. in a mersiful 
 
 maner. [mersi. 
 
 Mercifulness, Mer-si-ful-nes, n. tendernes; piti; 
 Merciless, Mer-si-les, a. verd ov mersi; pitiles; 
 
 krcDel. [maner. 
 
 Mercilessly, Mer-si-les-li, ad. in a mersiles 
 Mercilessness, Mer-si-les-nes, n. wont ov mersi 
 
 er piii. [aktiv. 
 
 Mercurial, Mer-ki^-ri-al, a. kontanig merkq,ri; 
 Mercurial, Mer-kvj,-ri-al, n. a preparajon ov 
 
 meikqri. [wid merkiyi. 
 
 Mercurialize, Mer-kq-ri-al-jz, v. t. tu imbq, 
 Mercury, Mer-kq-ri, n. an anjent heden deiti; 
 
 de mesenjer ov de Godz; de planet hwiq iz ner- 
 
 est tu de sun; — a metal hwiq iz flqid at komon 
 
 t^mperatqrz; kwiksilver: — sprjllines;spritli kwol- 
 iliz; a mesenjer; an inl^lijenser; a karierov nn,z: 
 
 a nqzpaper. 
 Mercury, Mer-kq,-ri,* v. t. tu woj wid merkqri. 
 Mercy, Mer-si, n. tendernes toardz an ofender; 
 unmerited kjndnes; klemcnsi; mjldnes. 
 
 Mercy-seat, Mer-si-set, n. de kuverig ov de qrk 
 ov de kiivenant in hwiq de toblz ov de le wer 
 depozited, hwiq wozdemdde Sfjejaltron ov God; 
 — de tron ov God. 
 
 Mere, Mer, a. dis er dat onli; absolq^t; entjr. 
 
 Mere, Mer, ». a pc&l; a lak;— a bTSndari; a rij. 
 
 Merely, Mer-li, ad. simpli; onli; scolli; absolqtli. 
 
 -Meretricious, Mer-e-triJ-us, a. Iqd; Ms. 
 
 Meretriciousness, Mer-e-triJ-us-nes, n. fels 
 alqrment. 
 
 Merge, Merj, v. t. tu imers; tu plunj; tu imeij. 
 
 Merge, Merj, v. i. tu be swolod, lost er sugk. 
 
 Merger, Merj-er, n. he er dat hwiq merjez. 
 
 Meridian, Me-rid-i-an, n. ndm; midda; an im- 
 ajiuari grat serkl ov de sfer, pasig trOi de erts 
 aksis and de zenit ov de spektator; — de terestri- 
 al meridian iz an imajinari grat serkl pasig trd) 
 de polz, and perpendikyqlar tu de ekwator; — 
 de hjest plas er pernt ov eni tig; — plas relativli 
 tu uder sityqajonz. 
 
 JIeridian, Me-rid-i-an, a. beig at de pffnt OT 
 nflon; relatig tu midda at de hjest pernt. 
 
 Meridional, Me-rid-i-o-nal, a. relatig tu de 
 meridian; sudern; suderli. 
 
 Meridionality, Me-rid-i-o-nal-i-ti, n. pozijon 
 in, or aspekt toardz, de s'st. 
 
 Meridionally, Me-rid-i-o-nal-i, ad. akordig tu 
 de meridian. 
 
 Merino, Mer-e-no, n. \_Sp.'\ a spejez ov f jn-wuld 
 Jep; — a klot mad ov fjn wul. 
 
 Merit, Mer-it, n. dezert; dq, rewerd; klam; rjt. 
 
 Merit, Mer-it, v. t. tu dezerv; tu hav a rjt tu. 
 
 Meritorious, Mer-i-to-ri-us, a. havig merit; 
 wurdi; dezervig ov rewerd. 
 
 Meritoriously, Mer-i-to-ri-us-li, ad. in a de- 
 zervig maner. 
 
 Meritoriousness, Mer-i-to-ri-us-nes, n. de stat 
 ov dtzervig rewerd. 
 
 Merle, Merl,* n. a blakberd. 
 
 Merlin, Mer-lin, n. a kjnd ov hek. [fikajon. 
 
 Merlon, Mer-lon, 7i. pqrt ov a parapet in a ferti- 
 
 Mermaid, Mer-mad, n. a se-wuman; a fabld an- 
 imal, de for pqrt wuman, de hjnder pqrt fij. 
 3e animalz hcoz aperans, hwen sen at a distans, 
 haz bin supozd tu hav orijinated de jdea ov de 
 meimad, qr de setajus dtigotj and tnanats. 
 
 Merman, Mer-man, n. a se-man; de mal ov de 
 mermad. 
 
 Merrily, Mer-i-li, ad. gali; qerfuli; wid mert. 
 
 Merriment, Mer-i-ment, n. mert; gaeti; qerf ulnes. 
 
 Merriness, Mer-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig meri; 
 mert. 
 
 Merry', Mer-i, a. ga; jovial; qerful; Iqfig; kezrg 
 mert er Iqfter; brisk. Tu mak meri, tu be 
 jovial. 
 
 Merry -Andrew, Mer-i-An'droo, n. a zani; a buf- 
 dbn; — so namd from (Andrew Borde,) a fizijan 
 in de Ijm ov Henri VIII, hot) atrakted notis bj 
 fasejus speqez tu de multitqd. 
 
 Merrymaking. Mer-i-mak-ig, n. a festival; a 
 jovial Luetig. [mert. 
 
 Merrymeeting, Mer-i-met-ig, n. a metig fer 
 
 Merrythought, Mer-i-tet, n. a ferkt bon at de 
 nek ov a f'sl, hwiq Ua personz pul at pla, hwen 
 de wun ho) braks of de loggest pqrt haz de omen 
 ov beig ferst marid. 
 
 Mersion, Mer- Jon, n. de akt ov merj ig; imerjon. 
 
 MtSEEMS, Me-semz,' imperscnal verb, it semz tu 
 me. 
 
 Mesembryanthemum, Me-sem-bri-an-te-mum, n. 
 a plain and fl'ser. [euteri. 
 
 Mesenteric, Mes-en-ter-ik, a. relatig tu de mes- 
 
 Mesentery, Mes-en-ter-i, h. a membrau in de 
 inte.-tniz. [teri. 
 
 Meseraic, Mes-e-ra-ik, a. belogig tu de mesen- 
 
 Mhsu, MoJ, n. spas betwen de tredz ov a net.
 
 MET 
 
 251 
 
 MET 
 
 Mesh, Mi-J, r. (. tu ka<j in a not; tu ensn^r. 
 
 MicHiiy, M^J-i, ». rttikyiiliitud, l|k iifi-wurk. 
 
 Mksli.v, Mei-lin, m. u mik-lynr uv diforcnt kjndz 
 ■IV kthm: rniulin; -a yiinyon i.v flokn. 
 
 Mk-smkbio, Mui-mt^r-ik, a. rrlutig tu lUL-xmericm. 
 
 MuiMkaiHM, Mez-mer-iz-m, n. de qrt uv kutiu a 
 pi'kiilyar kjnd ov Hirp:— koid o\i*j klqmtns, 
 animal m.<ii/nftum, and »ffnnAnJ'iitttm;—eo 
 k'll'l from (Anthony Mi-sintT,) liO) ftT.-'t brut it 
 iiiti.i notis at Vienu, ab'St dt ytr 177rt. 
 
 Mksmkrizk, Muz-mer-{z, v. t. tu put iutu a 8tat 
 ov uu'Zinerik bifp. Ij***- 
 
 Ue8M£B1Zeb, Mt>z-mer-|z-cr, n. wun bat m^zuor- 
 
 MsSNC Mfn, a. {Law) inidl; intorvcnig; intor- 
 mt'diat, az wun betwen u tenant and hiz siipe- 
 rior lord. Mm pri^fn, an interinediat prose.-i, 
 hwiq iJnz pcndiu de *i\\, »r hwi<j intcrvtnz be- 
 twi'n de brj^inij) and end ov u si^t. 
 
 Mesocolon, .Mus-u-k<b-lon, n. (Anat.) At va(>i- 
 CDteri ov de kulon. 
 
 MssoLABE, M^H-u-lab, ». an instnbment emptied 
 bj de nnji'uls lu fjnd too men pruiHjrJonalz 
 betwt'n Xjti f^ivn Ijnz. 
 
 Mesole. Me-Hul, n. a mineral hwiq okiirz masiv, 
 
 flobyiilur, or reniform, f'snd in Sweden and de 
 ara (bindz. 
 Mk80lki"COs. Mes-o-li\-ko8, n. a projus ston, 
 
 bliik, wid a Ktrek ov hw|t in de midl. 
 Mesolouarithm, Mes-u-log-a-rit-iD, n.a iognritm 
 
 ov dr ku-tanjent, er diferenjal logaritm. 
 Mksolyte, MeM-u)i(t, II. {Slin.) a b|drnled sili- 
 
 kat ov iihimina, l^m, and »ijdu;— kuld ubo ncdl- 
 
 Mt.m. 
 Mesomelas, Me-96m-e-la-s n. a pre/as iUm, wid 
 
 a bUk vnn |>qrtif) cveri kulor in de mid^t. 
 Mesomimialiun, Mes-om-fa-li-on, m. {An^t.) At 
 
 widi iiHvel. 
 Mesothoeax. >Ic;t-o-tJi-rak8, n. At midl taraks 
 
 or truyk <>v an insekt. 
 Mksotvpk, Me.-<-u)-tip, n. (i/i'n.) a hjdrated sili- 
 
 kat ov ali^mina and suda;— kold olsu nAtrulit. 
 MxSB, Mej, II. a dij; a kwontiti ov tVixl sent tu 
 
 tabi tu;»cder, or fi»ra .■'orton number; Ja h<«j po<j: 
 
 a niikstyi|r: an al'sans uv fjid; an t'lrdinari, az ov 
 
 militari men; — a number ov p^r^ouz hoi et tu- 
 
 gedcr at At sam tabl; a kum|)ani; a kroi; a med- 
 
 li; Q mas; a »ct. 
 Mess, Mes, r. t. tu et: tu fed tug^der. 
 Message, MtM-nj, n. an erand; notis or advjs .sent. 
 
 In (te Yiirtft'd Stat", u komi\niknjon or a I'roz- 
 
 idcnt or Uuvernor, on publik af4nc, tu At L^jis- 
 
 lalynr. 
 Mesbenqer, M^s-cn-jer, n. wun his karic a mesaj. 
 Messiah, Mej-j-o, n. de Antrntcd; Krist; At Sav- 
 
 yor. 
 Mes-^iahshif, Me-sj-a-Jip, n. de of is ov Mesja. 
 MESSIEt'RS, Me/-urz, »«r Mes-yorz, n. (/>.] f>) . ov 
 
 < J/.'n/iiriir,) MTz: jenllnion. It iz de pli^ral ov 
 
 Mr., abre'viiltod tu \Mfi>»r».) [tabl. 
 
 Messmate, Mes-mat, n. wnn hin ets at de sam 
 Me>*81aok, Meswuj, II. {Law) a dwelig-b'ss, ad- 
 
 jiTnig land, ofiMi, ki., aprupriat«d tu de y\\s 
 
 ov dr h-^'huld. 
 Mestee. .Mes-tr, n. < Wttt fniiifs) At ofsprig ov 
 
 u hw[t and u kwudnftn. Kiln ols<a {itutUe.) 
 Mbstinu, Mcs-t«-no, n. At ofsprij ov a Spanyard 
 
 or Krrul and a nativ Indian; o mestez<D. 
 Mestizo, .Mos-it-tu, «. 1«S/j.) de otsprin ov a 
 
 Sjianyiird or hwit }>^r8on and an Amorikan In- 
 dian: <i uieslcno. 
 Mesymmci'M, Mf-sira-ni-kuin, n. a rcpctijon at 
 
 de end ov a stanza: a nrfmn. 
 Met, Met, i. and }>. from Mrt. 
 Metabasis, Mr-tab-a-sis, h. [Gr.} {likti.) a fig- 
 
 y^T b{ hwit; dr orator pasei from wun tig tu 
 
 autider; a tnuuijon. 
 
 .MkTABOLA, Me-tab-olu, n. a ^nj ov tlm, \c, er 
 
 dut'z. [metak^irpus. 
 
 .MetacaRpai^ Mct-B-ki\r-pal, a. reluiio tu de 
 .Metacabpus, .Met-a-kc(r-i>ui, ii. dc p(|rt ov de 
 
 band betwen de riat and de fi{)f^-n. 
 .Metaciiuonism, Me-tak-ra-nii-m, n.a dat td) bit 
 
 in t|tfl. 
 .Metacism. M6t-a-!)izm,n.de iot frekwent okdrans 
 
 ov de leter m. 
 .Metaoallate, .Met-a-i^l-at, n. a solt formd from 
 
 mctugalik luid and u ban. 
 -Metaoallic, Met-a-gal-ik, a. {Chrm.) ntjlipan 
 
 a.sid obtand b^ a Itirjal dekumfiuzi/ou ov ipilik 
 
 iL-id. 
 .Metaue, .Mt'-taj, n. At mt^i^rment ov koli; d( 
 
 pri- ov nK^jturij). 
 .Metaobammatism, Met-a-gnim-a-tiz-ro, ». trans- 
 
 |>uj;ijon <jv leterz su az tu firm ni^ wurdz. 
 Metal, .Met-al, or .Met-I, n. an undekou|iuzd 
 
 bodi, ov pekiilyur luster, insolyi^bl in wot«r, 
 
 fi^zibl bi bet, and knpabl, in de stat ov an ok«id, 
 
 ov yiinjtig wid a.sidz, and fennig wid dem me- 
 
 lalik .s-jlt-f. He inetalz nun tu At anJenLi) w^r 
 
 Revn, nnmli : guld, silver, [urn, koper, led, mvr- 
 
 ki^ri. and tin; but kemikal siens n« reknx forti- 
 
 tiA metal X. 
 .MtTALEPSis, Met-a-l^p-sis, n. {/ihet.) At kontin- 
 
 yuajon ov a trup. [lepsis. 
 
 .MtTALEPTic, Met-a-ldp-tik, a. relatiji tu meta- 
 MtTALEPTiCALLY, Met-a-ldp-ti-kal-i, arf. bjtrans- 
 
 puziion. 
 Metallic, Me-tiil-ik, a. relatig tu, or kontanig 
 
 metal; rezomlilig metal. [mcLalx. 
 
 Metallikebous. .Met-al-if-er-U8, a. prudi^sig 
 Metalli.ne, .Met-al-in, a. impregnated wid metal; 
 
 kon-istig ov metal; melalik. 
 .Metallist, .Met-al-ist, n. a wurker in metalz. 
 Metallography, Met-al-og-ra-fi, n. a de:jkripJon 
 
 ov metulx. 
 Metalloid, Met-al-^d, n. {Ck^m.) a non-metal- 
 
 ik, intlamabl bodi, az sulfur, fosfurus, &k.: apljd 
 
 olsa tu de metalik basex ov fikat alkaljz and 
 
 alkaljn (•''t'', 
 Metalloid, .Met-al-«rd, a. {Chtm.) relatig tu 
 
 UK-!altT>l: l|k metal. 
 Metalliboic, Met-a-ldr-jik, ) a. relatig ta 
 
 .Metalli'Boical, Met-a-ldr-ji-kal, 1 metalurji. 
 Metallubuist, .Met-al-ur-jist, n. q wurker in 
 
 uu-talz. [melalt. 
 
 Metalll'Bot, M«jt-al-ur-ji, n. de <\rt ov wurkin 
 Metamobphic, Met-a-m'ir-fik, a. nutig qanj; 
 
 <;anjabl —{(jf<>l ) notig a klaa ov rolu, kold elM 
 
 stnitif(il primnri n>ks. 
 Metamobphise. .Mot-a-mur-fii, r. (. tu transform; 
 
 tu uu'lain irluiz. 
 .Metamorphose, Mct-a-mor-foz, r. t. tu ^nj de 
 
 lorm ov. [ov f.irmz. 
 
 .Metamorphosee, Met-a-mor-fo-ser, n. a ^njer 
 .Metamobphosis, .Met-a-miir-fo-sis, n. [Gr.] pt. 
 
 Mei-a-miir-fio-sex; <^nj ov form or Jap. 
 Metaphor, .Mei-a-for, n. {lihtt.) a komparison 
 
 er simile komprjzd in a wurd; a fi)0'*l'' '>t hwii} 
 
 a wurd iz tninsferd fniin a subjckt lu bwiq it 
 
 pn>|>erli belogi, tu aniider, in suq a maner dat 
 
 u koin|iarison iz impljd, do not formnii ok-prest; 
 
 ax, de " nilrtr mobn " ix u metafor; " UKtm brjt ai 
 
 silvor," II komparison. 
 Metaphoric, .Met-a-for-ik, | a. partakig or 
 
 .Metaphhricai„ Met-a-for-i-kal, j meufor; not 
 
 lilorrtl; ti^^ynrativ. [tivli. 
 
 .Metaphoeu'allt, .Met-a-for-i-kal-i, ad. figriira- 
 Metaphorist, .Me-taf-o-ri«t, er M6i-a-for-i«t, «. 
 
 o in'tki-r ov nx'taforx. [la/on. 
 
 Metaphrase. Met-a-frai, n. a mer verbal tr»o»- 
 Metapiibast, Mei-a-fnMt. n. a maker ov a meta- 
 
 frax, a vvrbal or lit«n>i tfanalator; an ini^pretar.
 
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 Metaphrastic, Met-a-fras-tik, a. literal in in- 
 
 terpretajon. 
 Metaphysio, Met-a-fiz-ik, ) a. verst in met- 
 
 Metaphysical, Met-a-f iz-i-kal, \ afiziks; relat- 
 
 ir) tu metafiziks; egzistig onli in tat; abstrakt; 
 
 jeneral: beyond natyi^^r; sn,pernatyixral. 
 Metaphysically, Met-a-fiz-i-kal-i, ad. in a met- 
 
 afizikal maner. [metafiziks. 
 
 Metaphysician, Met-a-fi-ziJ-an, n. wun verst in 
 Metaphysics, Jlet-a-fiz-iks, n. pi. de f ilosof i ov 
 
 mind, az distiijgwijt from dat ov mater; intel- 
 
 ektyi^al filosofi; ontoloji; sjkoloji. 
 Metaphysis, Me-taf-i-sis, n. transformajon; met- 
 
 amorfosis. 
 Metaplasm, Met-a-plaz-m, n. a transpozijon ov 
 
 leterz, kontrari tia dq,r natyn,ral order. 
 Metastasis, Me-tas-ta-sis, w. [Gr.] pi. Me-tas- 
 
 ta-SEz; {jfed.} de remocival ov at set ov de 
 
 dizez from wun plas tu andder; — translajon. 
 Metatarsal, Met-a-t4r-sal, a. belogir) tu de 
 
 metatarsus. 
 Metatarsus, Met-a-t4r-sus, n. {Anat.} de in- 
 step; de midi ov de fiat betwen de toz and de 
 
 ar)kl. [wurdz or leterz. 
 
 Metathesis, Me-tafi-e-sis, n. a transpozijon ov 
 Metathetical, Met-a-tet-i-kal, a. relatii) tvx, er 
 
 kontanii) transpozijon. 
 Metathorax, Met-a-t6-raks, n. [Gr.] de terd 
 
 toraks er trugk ov an insekt. 
 Metatome, Met-a-tom, n. {Arch.} de spas be- 
 
 twen wun dental and de nekst. 
 Mete, Met, v. t. tu me^iy; tia redi^s to. meji^r. 
 Mete, Met, n. a me;^i|r; a limit; a bund. 
 Metempsychosis, Me-temp-si-ko-sis, n. [ tfr.] de 
 
 transmigrajon ov de sol from wun bodi tu an- 
 
 uder. 
 Metemptosis, Met-emp-to-sis, n. a felii) er hap- 
 
 nir) a da after de tjm, er "de da after de is^t." 
 Meteor, Me-te-or, n. eni natyi^ral fenomenon in 
 
 de atmosfer er kl'sdz; a li^minus, tranjent bodi, 
 
 flotiij in de atmosfer; a f jr-bol, keld elso afeliy 
 
 stqr; — eni f)i\) dat tranjentli dazlz er strjks wid 
 
 wunder. 
 Meteoric, Me-te-6r-ik, a. relatir) tu meteorz er 
 
 aeroljts; brjt, dazlig, and tranjent. 
 Meteorite, Me-te-o-rjt, n. a. meteorik stcDn; a 
 
 meteoroljt. [an aeroljt. 
 
 Meteorolite, Me-te-or-o-ljt, n. a meteorik ston; 
 Meteorological, Me-te-or-o-loj-i-kal, a. relatiij 
 
 tu meteoroloji. [skild in meteorz. 
 
 Meteorologist, Me-te-o-rol-o-jist, n. a man 
 Meteorology^, Me-te-o-rol-o-ji, n, de sjens ov 
 
 meteorz, and ov de atmosfer and its varius fe- 
 
 nomena, partikyqlarli de stat ov de weder. 
 Meteoroscope, Me-te-or-o-skrap, n. an instroo- 
 
 ment far takig de magnitii,d and distans ov 
 
 hevnli bodiz. 
 Meteorosgopy, Me-te-or-6s-kca-pi, n. dat pqrt 
 
 ov astronomi hwiq trets ov de diferensez ov 
 
 remot hevnli bodiz, dq,r distansez, &s. 
 Meter, Met-er, n. a megii,rer; az, a \cA-imter. 
 Mete-stick, Met-stik, n. a staf tu me3ii,r de hjt 
 
 ov de hold ov a Jip, and tu level de balast. 
 Metheglin, Me-teg-lin, n. drigk mad ov huni 
 
 and weter fermented bj yest. 
 Methinks, Me-tii)ks, impersonal verb, \ ti^k; it 
 
 semz tu me. 
 Method, Met-od, n. a si|,tabl er konvenyent 
 
 aranjment wid a \\\ tu sum end; a regyi],lar 
 
 erder; maner; wa; sistem; rcDl; mod; regyi^^lariti. 
 Methodic, Me-tod-ik, | a. relatiij tu metod; 
 
 Methodical, Me-tod-i-kal, i havig metod; eg- 
 
 zakt; regyn,lar. 
 Methodically^, Me-tod-i-kal-i, ad. akerdii) tu 
 
 metod and order. [Metod ists. 
 
 Methodism, Met-od-iz-m, n. de prinsiplz ov de 
 
 Methodist, Met-od-ist, n. an obzerver ov metod; 
 
 Q fizij'au hcb praktisez bj metod or rit)l. Wun ov 
 
 a relijus denominajon, htD dat dq,r rjs from 1729, 
 
 at de IijgliJ yuniversiti ov Oksford. He lederz 
 
 wer Jon Wesli and Jerj Hwitf eld. 
 Methodistic, Met-od-ist-ik, ) a. relatii) tu 
 
 Methodistical, Met-od-ist-i-kal, \ de Metodists. 
 Methodize, Met-od-|z, v. t. tu regyi^lat; tu dis- 
 
 poz in erder. 
 Methodizer, Met-od-jz-er, n. wun hcD metodjzez. 
 Methodology, Met-od-61-o-ji, n. a diskors kon- 
 
 •sernir) metod. [aperd tu me. 
 
 Methought, Me-tet, i. from Metvjks; j tet; it 
 Methylene, Met-i-len, n. a peki^lyar likwid 
 
 komp'Siud ov kqrbon and hjdrojen, ekstrakted 
 
 from pjroksilik spirit. 
 Metic, Met-ik. n. wun livig wid uderz in d^ 
 
 dweliij or siti. 
 Metla, Met-la, n. an Amerikan plant. 
 Metonic, Me-ton-ik, a. relatii) tu Meton, rotig 
 
 a sjkl ov 19 yerz; so namd from Meton, an Ate- 
 
 nian. 
 Metonymic, Met-o-nim-ik, a. relatig tu meton- 
 
 imi; metonimikal. [tiij els; not literal. 
 
 Metonymical, Met-o-nim-i-kal, a. put fer sum- 
 Metonymically, Met-Q-nim-i-kal-i, ad. bj me- 
 
 tonimi. 
 Metonymy, Me-ton-i-mi, or Met-o-nim-i, n. in 
 
 Jietorik, a figyii,r bj hwiq wun wurd iz put fer 
 
 aniider; az, gra hqrz, fer old aj; Verjil, fer hiz 
 
 rjtirjz; lied for understandirj. 
 Metope, Met-o-pE,n. a skw^r spasbetwen trjglifs, 
 
 in de frez ov de Dorik erder, ofn ornamented 
 
 wid skulptyi^r. [in metoposkopi. 
 
 Metoposcopist, Met-o-p6s-ko-pist, n. wun verst 
 Metoposcopy, Met-o-pos-ko-pi, n. de qrt ov div- 
 
 inajon bj inspektii) de ferhed; de studi ov fizi- 
 
 ognomi. 
 Metre, Me-ter, n. de subdivigon ov a vers; me3ii,r, 
 
 az apljd tu vers:— vers; de yuniti ov de Freng 
 
 mejqr ov legt ekwal tu 39.37 IggliJ ingez. 
 Metrical, Met-ri-kal, a. pertanig tu meter or 
 
 number; havii) meter er ritm; mejurd; konsistig 
 
 ov vers. [er. 
 
 Metrically, Met-ri-kal-i, ad. in a metrika! man- 
 Metrifier, Met-ri-f j-er, n. a metrist; a versif jer. 
 Metrist, Me-trist, n. a versif jer; a poet. 
 Metrology, Me-trol-o-ji, n. a tretiz on, er eks- 
 
 pozijon ov, wats and megqrz. 
 Metronome, Met-ro-nom, n. an instrcDment or 
 
 pendulum yi\,zd fer determinig de mmvment, dat 
 
 iz, de kwiknes er slones ov mii,zikal kompozijon. 
 Metropolis, Me-trop-o-lis, n. de qef siti ov a 
 
 kuntri. 
 Metropolitan, Met-ro-p61-i-tan, n. a. bijop ov 
 
 de muder-qurq; an qrqbijop. 
 Metropolitan, Met-ro-p61-i-tan, a. belogig tta 
 
 a metropolis. 
 Metropolitic, Met-ro-p61-i-tik, ) a. belog- 
 
 Metropolitical, Met-ro-po-lit-i-kal, i ig tu a 
 
 metropolis; qef. [stans. 
 
 Mettle, Met-1, n. spirit; sprjtlines; kuraj; sub- 
 Mettled, Met-ld, a. kurajus; ful ov qrdor. 
 Mettlesome, Met-1-sum, a. Ijvli; brisk. 
 Mettlesomely, Met-)-sum-li, ad. wid spirit. 
 Meum et tuum, Me-um et ti^-um, [/,.] mjn and 
 
 djn. In Le, yi^zd fer de proper gjdz ov rjt. 
 Mew, Mi^, a. a. kaj; an enklogi\,r; — a se-ful. 
 Mew, Ml],, v. t. tu Jut up; tu konf jn; — tu Jed, az 
 
 federz; tu molt. 
 Mew, Mi|, v. i. tu molt; — tu krj az a kat. 
 Mewing, Mii,-ig, n. de krj ov a kat; a moltig. 
 Mewl, Mql,! ■?;. i. tu krj or skwol az a qjld. 
 Mewler, Mq,l-er, n. wun hcD skwolz er mi^lz. 
 Mews, Mqz, n. pi. plasez fer enklozig hersez; sta- 
 
 blz. Qrijinali da wer plasez fer beks.
 
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 Mexican, M(<k«-i-kan, n. a nutiy oy Mfksiko. 
 MtxiL'AS, Moks-i-kiin, a. relntiu tu Mi-kiiku. 
 MtztUKOX, Mt-ie-rt-on, u. a »\>tjei dv dal'nc or 
 
 Hpurj-lorol; a Jrub diit flucri vcri t-rli. 
 Mkzzanink, M(5z-a-iiEn, «. {Arch.)a ittori or smol 
 
 liji inlruilt'ist bftwt'n td) bjcr wunz. 
 Mkzzo, Mt't-su), or S\6i-u, ». men; niidl. 
 MkzzU'Rilievo, Mot-su-rE-lev-o, or M6z-o-re- 
 
 lev-k>, II. iiii'll rclef, or deini-relef, betwt'u bas- 
 
 relef, and hi-rElEf. [metzutiuta. 
 
 Mezzotint, Mot-su-tint, n. a kjnd ov ongravio; 
 Mezzotinter, Mot-30-tint-er, n. wun hcD prakti- 
 
 siM nict'<utiiit(D. 
 Mezzotinto, Mt't-so-tin-to, n. a kjnd ov engrav- 
 
 i|) on kii|>('r, rE/.ciiibli|) droiyz in Indian iyk. 
 Mezzotinto, Mot-sta-tin-to, i>. t. tu engruv or 
 
 reprEzent in utotsutinto. 
 MiiouK, Mur, n. {Zoal.) a spejez or intelmp. 
 MiARciYKiTE, Mi-qr-jer-it, n. a spejez ov r.ir min- 
 ora J. 
 MiAHM, Mj-az-m, n. a nokjus or infekjus eksbal- 
 
 ujiin or ]Hirtikl floti^) in de iir; miaznia. 
 Miasma, Mi-az-uia, n., pf. Mi-az-uia-ta; a nokjus 
 
 p()riikl, sub.stau:^, or ek!<halaJon flotig in de f^r. 
 M1A8MATIC, M{-az-mat-ik, a. nokjus; infekjus; 
 
 tnnlfd. 
 Mica, Mj-ka, 11. a Jjnij) mineral gub.'Jtans f'xnd in 
 
 tin, simbd, rlastik, transpiirent laniinr. 
 Micaceous, M[-ku-Jus, h. rElatio tu mika; gliter- 
 
 'O; Ji'iiJl- 
 Mica -SCHIST, Mj-ka-Jist, } n. wun ov de locst ov 
 MiCA-sLATE, Mj-ka-slat, i de stratifjd roks kom- 
 
 pt^zd uv k\Tort.i and niika. 
 Mice, Mj^, ». i>l. ov j/sg. 
 Michaelmas, Mik-oi-iua.s n. de fest ov de qrk- 
 
 unjcl .Mjkiiel, de 2yt ov September. 
 Micher, .Miij-er,* n. a lei; a skulker; a lazi ler- 
 
 tercr. 
 MiCKLE, Mik-1,* a. {Scotch} mnc; grat. 
 Microcosm, Mj-kro-koz-m, n. a titl wurld; man, 
 
 kon.xideni az an epitome ov de makrokozm, or 
 
 de ijrnt wurld. 
 Microco.smical, -Mi-kro-koz-mi-kal, a. relatio 
 
 tu a inikrukoziu. 
 MiCROCos.MOGRAPnv, Mj-kra-koz-m6g-ni-fi, n. de 
 
 dEskri]>Jipn ov man az a litl wurld. 
 MicuocousTic, Mj-kru-k(f).s-tik, a. inkresin de 
 
 intcnsiti ov s'xnd. [fijez. 
 
 MiCRODON, .Mj-kru-don, »i. a jrnus ov ekstiokt 
 MiCROORAPHY, Mj-krog-ra-fi, n. de deskripjon ov 
 
 8U(; objektd az qr tU) mini^t tu be sen widit de 
 
 help ov (I injkro.skop. 
 MiCROLiTE, Nlj-kru-ljt, n. (J/in.) a mineral hav- 
 
 ijj viTi ."niitl kristaiz. 
 Micrometer, Mj-krom-e-tcr, n. an instroDment 
 
 apljd tu ttMeskiJixs and mjkru.skops, for me^^qrijj 
 
 veri smol di.ttan.-cz, or de d|ametcrz ov objektj 
 
 hwiq xublend veri sniol agglz. 
 Microphone, .Mi-kro)-f(jn, n. (J/i**.) an instrto- 
 
 ment for inkresiu de intensiti ov l<j s'sndz. 
 MiCROPVLK, Mj-kru-pjl, 11. {Mat.} a perforajon 
 
 tnfj dr «kin ov a std over agcnal de apolu ov de 
 
 nqklru-*. 
 MiCEOscoPK, Mj-kro-skop, n. an optikal instnb- 
 
 ment hwiq enablz us tu »e and egzdmin objckts 
 
 hwi(; qr Uh min\it tu be sen b( de naked j. 
 Microscopic, .Mj-kro-sk6p-ik, ) a. rclatig 
 
 Microscopical, .Mi-kru-8k6p-i-kal, i tu a mj- 
 
 kruskijp; veri minqt. 
 MiCROScopiST, Mj-kro-skup-ist, n. wun v^'rst in 
 
 mjkniskupi. 
 Microscopy, Mj-kros-ko-pi, n. de qrt bj hwi^ 
 
 8U10I objekt.1 qr mad tu aper lorj. 
 Micturition, Mik-tq-riJ-on, n. de vffdifl ov rqrin. 
 Mid, Mid, a. midi: ckwuli bstwen toi ckBlrtmz; — 
 
 yqtd in kompoiijon; as, mid -da. 
 
 MiuA, Mi ila, fi. a wurm prodquip de ben-flj. 
 
 Mil* AIR, Mid-iir, »i. dt uiidl ov de »kj. 
 
 .MiDAH, Mj da><, n. {Zuol.) a Hprjtz ov .S'st Amor- 
 
 ikan inuoki. [de midI ov u ^inel. 
 
 Miu-channel, Mid-Q&D-cl, n. a wa akroj), or in 
 .MiDCOLRSE, .Mid-kom, n. midI wa. 
 .Midday, .Mid-da, a. mrridiiinal: beig at nan. 
 .Midday, Mid-du, n. nAir. mrridian, 
 AllDDLE, Mid-1, a. ekwuli di-tunt from de ta> ok»- 
 
 tri'Miz; iutermediat: seiitral: mrn; medial; intcr- 
 
 venig. — A/idl aj<z, u prriod koniorjzinabTii sevn 
 
 hundred or a tiszand yrrz, from dt filt orde att 
 
 sdntnri tu de fifteiit Kontqri ovde Krlatyan era. 
 
 ^{ffi/i'M^r, At lopgesl finger.— J/it/^ pa»au or 
 
 miii-paiiiij, de pasaj ov a 'ulav Jip from Afrika 
 
 akroa de Atlanlik CJJan. 
 -Middle, .Mid-1, ». de wrt or plas ekwali distant 
 
 from de tiD ckstr^inz; at scnter; de midst. 
 .Middle-aged, .Mid-1-ajd, a. plaat, or beig ab-st 
 
 de midI <>v lif. 
 MiDDLK-AGE, .Mid-l-aj,a. bel6()io tu de midl ajez. 
 .Middle-earth, .Mid-l-»;rt, n. de ert, az kousiderd 
 
 bftwt'n hevn and hel. 
 •^IIDDLE-MA.v, Mid-1-man, n., pi. Mid-1-men; a man 
 
 hO) haz de di.-ipozal or sal ov gudz, or ov rcntig 
 
 ov landz or estats; — {-ilil.} wun htD standz in de 
 
 raidl ov df fjl. 
 .Middlemost, lMid-1-most, a. beig in de midl. 
 .MiDDLESizED, Mid-l-sjzd, a. beig ov midl or aver- 
 
 aj .«iz. 
 Middling, Mid-lig, a. or midl ragk; or modorat 
 
 .•<;z, eki^tent, or kapasiti: pasabl. 
 MiDDLiNOLY, Mid-lin-li, aJ. pa.«abli; indiforentU. 
 .MiDUE, Mij,* «. an in.sekt; a nat. 
 .MiD-HEAVEN, Mid-hev-n, 11. de midl ov hevn or 
 
 ov df skj; de p«Tnt ov de ekiiptik hwiq iz at de 
 
 meridian at cni t|m. 
 -MiDLA.ND, Mid-land, a. sursnded bj land: interior. 
 .MiDLEO, Mid-leg, n. de midl ov de leg. 
 -Midlent, Mid-lent, n. de midl ov Lent. 
 .Midnight, .Mid-nit, »i. twelv oklok at njt. 
 .Midnight, Mid-njt, a. beig in de midl ov de njt. 
 .\IiDNOON, .Mid-niiin, II. de midl ov de da. 
 .MiDiuu, .Mid-rib, 11. de midl rib or van ov a lef. 
 .Midriff, .Mid-rif, u. de djafram; de skin or mem- 
 bran hwic .sopanits de lu|)z from de locr beli. 
 .MiD-SEA, .^Iid-.se, II. de midl ov de sc. 
 .Midship, .Mi<l-Jip, «., pi. .Mid-Ji|«<: {yaut.) At 
 
 mull ov de Jip, wid referens tu legt or bredt. 
 .Midship, Mid-Jip, a. bElogig tu de midl or de 
 
 Jip. 
 Midshipman, )Iid-Jip-man, n. a kind or naval 
 
 kadet, or inferior yug ofiser, on Lord a Jip or 
 
 wor. l[ pant-inidfiinnan iz wun ha> hai past an 
 
 egzaniinajon in semanjip, ks. 
 MiDsKv, .Mid-ski, n. de midl ov dt atmasfer. 
 Midst. Midst, h. de midl:--a. midino.xt. 
 Midst, .Mid.<t, in-f/'. puctikali yqzil for a7ni</«^ 
 .Mii>STUEAM, .Niid-strem, n. de midl ov de strem. 
 Midsummer. Mid-sum-er, n. de sumer solstis, Jqn 
 
 21st or 22d. 
 -Midsummer-day, Mid-sum-er-da, n. Jqn 24t, de 
 
 festival ov St. Jon de Hajitist. 
 Midway, .Nlid-wii, 11. de midl ov de wa. 
 Midway, -Mid-wa, a. brig in de midl. 
 .Midway, .Mid-wa, ad. in de midl ov dc pa«4J' 
 .Midwife, .Mid-wif, 11. a wuman ha> aaists wimen 
 
 in (;ildb<;rt. 
 Midwifery, Mid-wjf-ri, n. dc qrt ov a-^istig 
 
 wimen in (jildbert; trnd ov a midwjf: obstelrik.-". 
 Midwinter, .Mid-wiu-ter, n. de winter .solstis 
 
 Des. 21.st tu 23d. 
 MiDwooD, .Mid-wud, a. in At midl or dr wud. 
 MiEMiTE, Mj-e-mit, n. {Mi».) a magnejian kqr- 
 
 bonat ov lim, ov a gren kulor, from Micmo in 
 
 Tuskani.
 
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 Mien, Men, n. v; luk: manei'; aspekt. 
 Miff, Mif,i n. a. sljt rszentment. 
 Miff. Mif.t v. t. tu giv a slit ofens. 
 Miffed, Mift,}. a. sljtli ofended; displezd. 
 Might, Mjt, t. from Jfa; kud; had p-ser txa doo. 
 Might, Mjt, n. p-ser; strept; fors. % Wid mit 
 
 find man, wid mjt er utmost streijt. 
 Mightily, Mjt-i-li, ad. p^erfiali; stroijli; — tveri 
 
 muq. [digniti. 
 
 Mightiness, Mjt-i-nes, n. pser; gratnes; hjt ov 
 Mighty, Mjt-i, a. p-serfial bj komdnd, bj inflii,ens, 
 
 or bj number; strog in eni respekt; havii) mjt er 
 
 fcDrs; potent; vast; impertant; momentus. 
 Mignonette, Min-yo-net, n. an anyq,al plant and 
 
 fl-ser, prjzd fer its swEt sent. 
 Migrate, Mj-grat, v. i. tu remdbv tia anuder 
 
 kuntri or distrikt. 
 Migration, Mj-gra-Jon, n. de akt ov mjgratii]; 
 
 qanj ov rezidens; remcuval. 
 Migratory, Mj-gra-to-ri, a. remoovii) from plas 
 
 tia plas; qanjig rezidens. 
 Milanese, Mil-an-ez, n. siij. and pi. a. nativ, er 
 
 nativz ov Milan. 
 Milch, Milq, a. givii) milk: az, a mil(] k-s. 
 Mild, Mild, a. kjnd; tender; soft: jentl; not akrid; 
 
 not violent; not hcirj; not Jqrp; melo; swet; 
 
 plezant. 
 Mildew, Mil-dvi, n. a dizEZ in plants; a rusti er 
 
 moldi aperans, hwiq kezez bljt, deka, er det tu 
 
 plants; sumtjmz keld rud, and lilt. It iz pro- 
 
 dv^st bj inni|merabl mini^t f unji. 
 Mildew, Mil-dq, v. t. tu tant wid mildq,. 
 Mildly, Mjld-li, ad. in a mjld maner; jentli. 
 Mildness, Mjld-nes, n. de kwoliti ov bEii) mjld; 
 
 jentlnes; tendernes; mersi; klemensi. 
 Mile, Mil, n. de yii'^iial mejqr ov rodz. An Ii)- 
 
 glij staty^lt rajl iz 8 furloijz, or 320 rodz, 17(50 
 
 yqrdz. Se anjent Roman mil, {7nille passtnn,} 
 
 woz 1000 pasez, er 1600 yqrdz. Hz Jerman mjl, 
 
 6859 yqrdz. 
 Mileage, Mjl-aj, n. fez fer travel bj de mjl. 
 Milestone, Mjl-ston, n. a ston set tu mqrk de 
 
 mjl/,. 
 Milfoil, Mil-ferl, n. a plant; de yaro. 
 Miliaria, Mil-i-a-ri-a, n. a dizez atended bj an 
 
 erupjon rszemblii) milet-sed; milyari er eriiptiv 
 
 fever. 
 Miliary, Mil-ya-ri, a. smel; Ijk milet-sed. 
 Miliola, Mi-lj-o-la, n. an ekstiijkt molusk er 
 
 zoofit. [Jel. 
 
 Miliolite, Mi-lj-o-ljt, n. {Min.} a mjkroskopik 
 MiLiOLiTic, Mil-i-o-lit-ik, a. relatii) tu er kon- 
 
 tanir) milioljts. 
 Militant, Mil-i-tant, a. fjtig; engajd in werf^r. 
 
 3e 'ju?y militant, de qurq on ert engajd in wer- 
 
 f£ir wid hel and de wurld, distii)kt from de qurq 
 
 trjiimfant in hevn. 
 Militarily, Mil-i-ta-ri-li, ad. in a soljerii maner. 
 Military', Mil-i-ta-ri, a. rElatii) tu an qrmi, er 
 
 tu qrmz, or tva wor; werljk; mqrjal; soljerii. 
 Military, Mil-i-ta-ri, n. pi. de soljeri; de qrmi. 
 Militate, Mil-i-tat, v. i. tu opoz; tu operat 
 
 agenst. 
 Militia, Mi-IiJ-a, n. a. bodi ov sitizenz regyq^larli 
 
 enrold and trand tu militari eksersjzez, but not 
 
 engajd in aktyi],al servis eksept onemerjensiz, az 
 
 distiijgwijt from regyqlar troops hccz sol okyi|- 
 
 pajon iz wor or militari servis; de enrold soljerz; 
 
 de standiij fors ov a najon. 
 Milk, Milk, n. de likor wid bwiq femalz fed dq,r 
 
 yui) from de brest; a flipd sekreted bj peki^lyar 
 
 glandz in de brest er uder ov mamiferus animalz, 
 
 and wid hwiq suq animalz fed di\,r yug; emuljon 
 
 er jii,s ov plants. 
 Milk, Milk, v. t. tu dre milk bj de hand; tu suk. 
 Milken, Milk-n,* a. konsistig ov milk. 
 
 Milker, Milk-er, jt. wun dat milks er givz mjlk. 
 Milk-fever, Milk-fe-ver, «. {Med.) puerperal 
 
 fever. 
 Milkiness, Milk-i-nes, n. rezemblans tu milk; 
 
 softnes. 
 Milkmaid, Milk-mad, n. a wuman emplofd in 
 
 dE dari. 
 Milkman, Milk-man, n. a man hot) selz milk. 
 MiLKPAiL, Milk-pal, n. a pal fer resevig milk. 
 Milk-porridge, Milk-por-ij, ) n. fJid mad bj 
 Milk-pottage, Milk-pot-aj, \ bfflig milk wid 
 
 woter and mel er fliser. [ssvd. 
 
 MiLK-scoRE, Milk-skor, n. an ak'snt ov milk re- 
 MiLK-siCKNESS, Milk-sik-nes, n. a malignant 
 
 dizez ov de western Yqnjted Stats, afektig katl, 
 
 and elso personz hc» mak yqs ov de flej er dari 
 
 produkts ov infekted katl. 
 Milksop, Milk-sop, n. bred stept in milk; — a soft, 
 
 mjld, simp], efeminat man. 
 Milk-tooth, Milk-ttot), n., pi. Milk-tet; a smel 
 
 for toot hwiq a fol kuts at ab'st trE munbs old, 
 
 and kasts beftir hE iz tre yerz old; wun ov de 
 
 ferst tet ov a qjld. 
 MiLKVETCH, Milk-veq, n. a jenus ov herbajus 
 
 and Jrubi plants. [tiz. 
 
 Milkweed, Milk-wed, n. a plant ov several varje- 
 Milkwhite, Milk-hwjt, a. hwjt az milk. 
 Milky, Milk-i, a. mad ov er Ijk milk; soft; jentl. 
 Milky-way, Milk-i-wa, n. a bred and iregyqlar 
 
 zon dat suriindz de hevnz, supozd tu be de 
 
 blended Ijt ov innv|,merabl fikst stqrz; de gal- 
 
 aksi. 
 Mill, Mil, n. an enjin fer grjndig kern, &s.; a 
 
 majen er enjin hooz akjon dependz qefli on s^r- 
 
 kvj,lar mojon, yqzd for varius purpusez: az, a 
 
 bqrk-7;w7, kotn-mi7, iVsr-mil, ul-mil, se-mil, &s.; 
 
 — wun-tent ov a sent in Yqnjted Stats muni. 
 Mill, Mil, v. t. tu grjnd; tu kominixt: tu stamp 
 
 kern in de mint. 
 MiLLCOG, Mil-kog, n. de t<J)6 ov a mil-hwel. 
 Milldam, Mil-dam, n. a dam tia flo weter fer 
 
 a mil. 
 MiLLEGRAM, Mil-E-gram, n. a tuzandt pqrt ov a 
 
 gram in Frenq megqr. 
 MiLLENARiAN, Mil-en-a-ri-an, n. a belever in 
 
 de milenium. [yErz. 
 
 Millenary, Mil-en-a-ri, n. de spas ov a tiszand 
 Millennial, Mil-en-i-ai, a. pertanig tu dg mil- 
 enium. 
 Millennium, Mil-en-i-um, n. [L.] a t'szand yerz; 
 
 a tiszand yerz ov Krjsts ran on ert. 
 Milleped, Mil-e-ped, ti. an animal ov a fiiszand, 
 
 er ov meni fet; a wud-l'ss, de pqmer-wurm. 
 MiLLEPORE, Mil-E-por, n. a sert ov koral er lito- 
 
 fjt, hwiq hav d^r surfas perforated wid nq,mer- 
 
 us litl holz. 
 MiLLEPORiTE, Mil-e-pcD-rjt, n. a fosil milepor. 
 Miller, Mil-er, n. wun hoD atendz a mil. 
 Miller's-thdmb, Mil-erz-tum, n. a smel fij. 
 Millesimal, Mil-es-i-mal, a. t'szandt; konsist- 
 ig ov a t-szand pqrts. 
 Millet, Mil-et, n. a plant and gran; — a kjnd ov f ij. 
 Mill-hand, Mil-hand, n. a wurkman emplffd in 
 
 a mil. 
 Mill-horsE; Mil-hers, n, a hers dat turnz a mil. 
 MiLLiARY, Mil-i-a-ri, a. relatig tu, er denotig, 
 
 a mjl. 
 Millilitre, Mil-i-lj-ter, n. in Frenq megq^r, a 
 
 t^szandt pqrt ov a Ijter. 
 Millimetre, Mil-i-me-ter, n. in Frenq mejtir, a 
 
 t'szandf) pqrt ov a meter. 
 Milliner, Mil-i-ner, n. wun hit) maks and selz 
 
 hed-dresez, kaps, &s , for wimen. 
 Millinery, Mil-i-ner-i, a. relatig tu er mad bj 
 
 a miliner. [milinerz. 
 
 Millinery, Mil-i-ner-i, n. de wurk er w^rz ov
 
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 MiM-iNFT, Mil-i-ndf, n. u sort nv kor^, tin mozlin. 
 Mii.i.iNCi, Mil-io. «• <*E akt ov yiizi|) o mil; de 
 
 iikt ..V lulio;-'tt "•'l "^' Ix'k'ili IT l.itin. 
 MiLiiov. Mii-yon, v. ton huinlred tTsiaml. 
 Mii-LioNAttY, Mil-yon-n-ri, a. konsi.stijj ov mil- 
 
 VMIIJ!. 
 
 Mii.LioNSAiKE, Mil-yon-4r, n. [Fr.] a man poz<*st 
 ov j)ni[K'rti ov de valyn, ov wun or mor mil- 
 
 Millionth, Mil-ynt, a. dt ordinal ov a tnilyon. 
 MiLLREA, »r MiLLBEE, Mil-re, n. a I'ortyii^^z 
 
 k«fn, ov At valyti ov a tszand reae, or mb^t 83 
 
 (•onts. 
 MiLLSTOSK, Mil-ston, n. a ston wid hwiq kom iz 
 
 frrMi.l. 
 Mill TOOTn, Mil-tiot, n. a grinder: a dubl ttf)t. 
 Mill xriiKKL, Mil-hwel, n. a hwr 1 yii/.d in a mil. 
 MiLL-WHiOHT, Mil-rjt, M. a kqrpeiitfr ho* kon- 
 
 stniktH nub.. 
 Milt, Milt, n. dr sperm ov de mnl fij: de ?plrn. 
 Milt. Milt. i'. '. tu iinprognnt de ro ov de feiiml 
 MiLTKU, Milt-iT, ri. Ac mnl ov eiii iij. [fiJ. 
 
 Miltwobt. Milt-wurt, u. a ]ilniit; splenwurt. 
 MiLViNE. .Mil-vin, n. wun ov dr klu.^ uv raptorial 
 
 lirnl/.. iiikli;di|) de kit. 
 Mime. Mim, u. a mimik; wiin h(t> amq^zez bj jes- 
 
 tikynln'/'aiz; n biifidn: a Iqrs. 
 MiMK.sis, Mi-iiu'-sis, u. {A'/ut.y a fiRynr ov sprq 
 
 liwiirl); dc'akjonz and wurdz ov udorz qr rcpre- 
 
 zj^ntfd. 
 Mimetic, Mi-ra(^t-ik, ) :,„:,„,;... „r.ir 
 
 MiMKTiCAL. Mi-m6t-i-kal, ( ' ^^ 
 
 Mimic. Mimik, r. t. [i. mimikt, pr. mimikiu, 
 
 miinikt:' tu imitflt for sport: tu up. 
 Mimic. Mim-ik, m. a hidikriis iinitAtcir: a buMm. 
 Mimic. Mim-ik, / a. relntip tu niimikri: ini- 
 
 MiMiCAL. Miin-i-kal, i itntiv: aktip At mimik. 
 MiMiCALLY. .Miin-i-kal-i, W. ina miniikul manor. 
 Mimicry, .Mim-ik-ri, n. burle.ik or plaful imi- 
 
 tii/iin. 
 MiMoc.nAPHER. Mi-m6g-ra-fer, n. a rjterov fqrsez. 
 Mimosa. Mi-ino-sa, n. {Bot.} de st-nsiiiv plant. 
 MiMii.fS, Mim-yn,-lus, «. a jenus ov plants; de 
 
 nmiiUi-fl'ser. 
 MiNACiois, Mi-nA-Jus, a. f ul ov trets. 
 MiNACiTT, Mi-naa-i-ti, ii. a dispozijon tu yi^z 
 
 trcts. [tektynr. 
 
 MiNARKT, Min-a-ret, n. a s]>ir in Sarasen ^rki- 
 MiNATORY, Min-a-to-ri, a. tretnip. 
 MlNCK, .Min?, r. t. tu kut intu smrtl pqrts; — tu 
 
 mcnjon fknfipqlusli, bj a litl at a tjin: tu pnliat; 
 
 tu fkstonyiyit: tu !<pek wid afekted sioftnes; tu 
 
 klip and hqf pron'xns. 
 MlNCE. Mins, r. 1. tu akt, wok, or spek wid af^kt- 
 
 cd diMikiisi or njseti. 
 Mincemeat, Miiis-met, ) >i. met f;opt intu veri 
 MiNCED-MEAT, Minst-met, i smol pesoz. 
 Mince PIE. .Miii.s-ii|, I n. a pj mad ov minst met, 
 MiNtKi) PIE, Minst-j)i, f or ov met kut intu 
 
 Km'>l pesoz, wid uacr inp;rrdicnt.s. 
 MiNCiNO, Mins-ij), ^/). a. aktip or spekip afektcdii. ! 
 MisciNOLT, Mlns-ip-li, at/, in smol ix\rt.s;— afekt- | 
 
 odli. I 
 
 Mind, Mjnd, n. de intcMkfytinl pnorz in man,' 
 
 hwirj kon.'^v, juj, rein, an<l rrmt'ailior; de hqrt, ', 
 
 er set ov afokjun; toLs; scnliinont.s; intonjon;' 
 
 piirpuji; dczjn; inklinajon: wil; dezjr; mtoiori; 
 
 remf'mhnin?. 
 MlNi), .M(nd, r. t. tu raqrk: tu at«^nd: tu rfgi^rdj| 
 
 tu bnl; tu nuti;": tu put in mjnd; tu remjnd. 
 Minh. Mjnd, r. i'. tu inkl|n; tu be iii!<puzd. 
 MiM'ED, MinJ-od, a. di.-|xj«l: inkljnd: af^kt<^d. 
 ,MiNi>FiL. .Mjncl-fuKfl. atiintiv;hfdful: obzen-ant. 
 MiMiKCLLY. Mmdful-i, ad. atontivli: hedfuli. 
 .MlNPH l.NKsa, Mind-ful-iu"*, n. nton/.in: rrjt^rd. I 
 Mindless, Mmd-Us a. inat^ntiT;rrgqnllc«:8tiipid. I 
 
 Mine, Mjn, prun. fx>z<4<iv Wan ov f; mj: bel<!)yig 
 
 tu mr. It wot onjcntli de praktiii tu ynx w»/ 
 
 brfur II kon-ununt, and wi/n btfor a vncl; f/i/rt 
 
 iz Hiil yqzd hwun dr i<ub»Untiv pre«^t; as, dii 
 
 iz mj buk; dis buk iz tnjn. 
 Mine, .Mjn, »i. a pit or ckiikava/on in At ort; an 
 
 ck-kiivHjon fur ohuinio mctaii; an i-k^kava/on 
 
 fur lojij) giinpTfdcr in order tu bio up itumtig 
 
 abtiv it. 
 Mine, .Mjn, v. i. tu dig m^nz or buroz; tu prakttJ 
 
 •rkrct mcDi ov injqri. 
 Mink, Mjn, i-.^ tu Hap; tunninbjmjnz; tudratr^. 
 Miner, Mjn-cr, n. wun hot) digz m mjnz. 
 Mineral, .Min-cr-nl, >i. cni inor)!;anik i>ub8tans 
 
 f-siid in de ?rt. .Mincralz inkri's bj adijon cka- 
 
 t<;rn:ili, .'ind imt >)j de intornul (jniij ov d^r kon- 
 
 ptityqi-nt molekqiz. 
 Mineral, Min-er-al, a. konsistig ov, or relotig 
 
 tu, mincralz.. [all. 
 
 .>tiNKRALiST, Min-cr-al-ist, n. won skild in mincr- 
 .MiNEKALi/.E, Min-cr-al-jz, v. t. tu qanj intu a 
 
 min-nil: tu kombin wid a minurul. 
 MiNERALOGiCAL, .Min-cr-a 16j-i-kal, a. relatij 
 
 tu miiieraluji. 
 Mineralogist, Min-er-al-o-jist, n. wun verst 
 
 in mineraloji. 
 .Mineralogy, .Min-cr-al-u-ji, n. de ."jcns hwiq 
 
 tre t.H ov df pfnpurtiz and rtinjunz ov mincralz, 
 
 and cnablz us tu distipgwij, aranj and de^krjb 
 
 di'm. 
 Minever, .Min-e-vcr, n. an animal and its fur. 
 Mingle, Mip-gl, r. {. tu miks; tu j«rn; tu kom- 
 
 piind; tu blond; tu konfvnd; tu konfqz; ta 
 
 kontaminat. [wid. 
 
 Mingle, Mir|-gl, »•. i. tu be mikst: tu be yunjtcd 
 MiNGLKR, .Mip-^lor, II. wun hob migglz. 
 .MiNiAUD. Min-yard, a. soft; danti. 
 .VIiMARDiZE, Min-yard-jz,* v. t. tu ronder soft. 
 MixiATK, Min-i-at, r. t. tu pant er tinj wid ver- 
 
 milyim. 
 Miniature, Min-i-a-tt\^r, er Min-ya-tqr, u. a por- 
 
 trat, piktyqr, or reprezentajon in a smol kum- 
 
 pa-x. 
 Minikin, Min-i-kin, a. smol; diminyt{,tiv. 
 Minikin, Min-i-kin, n. a dqrlip; — q smol pjn. 
 Minim, .Min-im, n. a dworf:— formcrli a Jort not in 
 
 mqzik;- a Jurt poem: — a smol tjp;— a smol lik- 
 
 wid rac;^qr: — a smol fiJ. 
 Miniment, .Min-i-ment, n, {Lati) cridons er ijt- 
 
 ipz hw:irbj u man iz ennbld tu defend At t|tl 
 
 ov hiz i-stat: proof: muniment. 
 Minimum, .Min-i-muin, n, [L.] pi. Min-i-ma; de 
 
 smallest kwontiti posibl: -opuid tu maktimtrm. 
 Minimus, Min-i-nni.", ii. [L.] u beij) ov dr lestsjz. 
 Minion, Min-yon, «. a scrvil favorit; a lo, men 
 
 dependant; — a smol sjzd printig-tjp, nck^t bcliS 
 
 brever. 
 MiNiONSHip, Min-yon-/ip,* n. At stat ov a minyon. 
 .MiNious, -Min-yus,* a. ov de kulor ov vermiiyon. 
 Minister, Min-is-tcr, n. wun h(t> ministerz or ad- 
 
 ministcrz; a bj ofiser ov de stnt; an amba.-<ador; 
 
 a dfMtgat; an ajent; — a klerjiman; q prrst: a 
 
 pastor. jafurd. 
 
 Minister, Min-is-tcr, v. t. tu giv; tu suplj: tu 
 .Minister, Min-is-tcr, r. i. tu at^nd; tu sorv in 
 
 a klerikal, re lijus, or udcr ofis; tu giv supljz ot 
 
 ti))7 nedful. 
 Ministerial, Min-is-te-ri-al, a. relatig tu a min- 
 ister or iniiiistri: at^nd.int; dun under onddcr. 
 Ministerially, Min-is-t«-ri-al-i, ad. in a min- 
 isterial manor. 
 Ministrant, Min-is-trant, a. atendant; aktig at 
 
 koniiind. 
 Ministration. Min-is-trn-Jon, n. At akt or min- 
 
 istorip: sjensi; sorvis; ofis; cklciiaslikal fugk/on; 
 
 admioistrajon.
 
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 MiNiSTRT, Min-is-tri, n. ds ofis ov a minister; 
 
 servis; ajensi; ekleziastikal fugkjon; de bodi ov 
 
 miuisterz ov a stat. [ister. 
 
 MiNisTRYSHiF, Min-is-tri-Jip, n. de ofis ova min- 
 MiNiuM, Min-i-um, w Min-yum, n. \L?\ red led. 
 Mink, Mir)k, n. an Amerikan weter-rat, a smel 
 
 animal, valyq,d for its fur. 
 Minnow, Min-o, n. a veri smel fij; — 4 pii)k. 
 MiNOB, Mj-nor, a. inferior; les; smeler; loer; 
 
 opozd tia major. In Lqjik, minor term, de sub- 
 
 jekt ov de konklnjon in a kategorikal silojizm. 
 Minor, Mj-nor, n. wun under aj. In Lojik de 
 
 sekond er p^rtikyv^lar propcDziJon ov a silojizm. 
 Minority, Mi-nor-i-ti, n. ds stat ov beii) a mjnor, 
 
 er under aj; — de les number; — opozd tu. major- 
 
 iti. 
 Minotaur, Min-o-tor, n. a fabyr^lus monster, hqf 
 
 man and hqf bial. fcurq. 
 
 Minster, ilin-ster, n. a monasteri; — a katedral 
 Minstrel, Min-strel, n. a plaer upon instrooments: 
 
 a mi^zijan; a poet and siijer; a bqrd. 
 Minstrelsy, Min-strel-si, n. mi^zik; — a band ov 
 
 mi|zijanz. 
 Mint, Mint, n. a. plas for kernig muni; eni plas 
 
 ov invenjon; — a plant. 
 Mint, Mint, v. t. tu kern; tu stamp muni; — tu 
 
 invent; tu. forj. [ig. 
 
 Mintage, Mint-aj, n. kffnaj; de di^ti padferkern- 
 MiNTER, Mint-er, n. a kffner; an inventor. 
 Mint- JULEP, Mint-jtj,-lep, n. a drigk mad ov 
 
 brandi, er uder spirit, Jiagar, and weter, wid an 
 
 infixjon ov mint; a drigk yq,zdin Verjinia, &s. 
 MiNTMAN, Mint-man,* n. wun skild in kefnaj. 
 Mintmaster, Mint-mas-ter, ji. wun boo prezidz 
 
 in kernaj; master ov de mint: — wun boo invents. 
 Minuet, Min-yi^-et, n. a statli, regyq^lar dans. 
 MiNUM, Min-um,* n. a not ov slo tjm. Se {Min- 
 im.) 
 Minus, Mi-nus, a. [Z.] les; — notLg subtrakjon, 
 
 dus( — ); az 10—6=4. 
 Minuscule, Mi-nds-kril, n. a. smel er mintit sert 
 
 ov a leter yq,zd in MSS., in de midl ajez. 
 Minute, Mi-ni^t, er Mj-nq,t, a. veri smel, litl; 
 
 slender; triflii}. 
 Minute, Min-it, er Min-rit, n. de sikstiet pqrt 
 
 ov an 'sr; de sikstiet pqrt ov a degre; — de ferst 
 
 draft ova rjtii); a Jert not. 
 Minute, Min-it, v. t. tu set d'sn in Jert ncSts. 
 Minute-book, Min-it-biik, n. a bmk ov Jert 
 
 hints. 
 Minute-glass, Min-it-glas, n. a glas me3Tj,rii) 
 
 minits. 
 Minute-gun, Min-it-gun, n. a gundis(34rjd everi 
 
 minit. 
 Minute-hand, Min-it-hand, k. a hand pffntig 
 
 tu minits. 
 Minutely, Min-it-li, a. hapnii) everi minit. 
 Minutely, ili-nvi,t-li, ad. tu a smel pernt; egz- 
 
 aktli: nisli. 
 Minute-man, Min-it-man, n., pi. Min-it-men, a 
 
 man enlisted az a soljer, and held bund tu 
 
 mqrq at a minits werniij. 
 Minuteness, Mi-m|t-nes, n. ekstrem smolnes. 
 Minute-watch, Min-it- woq, n. a woq fer meji^r- 
 
 ig minits, er on hwiq minits qr distigktli mqrkt. 
 Minutiae, Mi-nq-Ji-e, n.pl. [L.] mini^t divijonz 
 
 er tigzj de smelest pqrtikyq^larz. 
 Minx, Aligks, n. an animal ov de oter kjnd; J a 
 
 pert, wonton gerl; — a Je pupi. 
 Miny, Mj-ni, a. relatig tu minz; subteraneus. 
 Miocene, Mi-o-sen, a. {Geol.) relatig tu de sek- 
 ond divigon ov de t^rjiari epok, suksedig de 
 
 sosen period, er tujeolojikal formajonz kon- 
 
 tanig a minoriti ov fosil Jelz ov resent spejez. 
 Mieabile dictu, Mi-rab-i-le dik-tq, [i.] wun- 
 
 derfial ta be told. 
 
 Miracle, Mir-a-kl, n. a deviajon from de estab 
 lijt lez ov natyqr; a sqpernatyqral event; an 
 efekt er event abuv hqman piser; a prodiji; — a 
 teatrikal reprezentajon ov miraklz, er ov sum 
 lejend, in de midl ajez. 
 
 Miraculous, Mi-rak-yq,-lus, a. dun bj mirakl; 
 sqpernatyqral. [yqlus maner. 
 
 Miraculously, Mi-rak-yq-lus-li, ad. in a mirak- 
 
 MiRACuLOUSNESS, Mi-rak-yq,-lus-nes, n. de stat 
 ov beig mirakyqlus. 
 
 MiRADOR, Mir-a-dor,* \_Sp^ a balkoni er galeri. 
 
 Mirage, Mi-rqj, n. \_Fr.'\ an optikal ih],j;on, pre- 
 zeutig an imaj ov weter in sandi dezerts, er ap- 
 ^rentli elevatig objekts intu de ^r. 
 
 Mire, Mjr, n. mud; dert at de botom ov weter. 
 
 Mire, Mjr, v. t. tu hwelm in de mud; tu sffl. 
 
 Miriness, Mjr-i-nes, n. dertines; fulnes ov mjr. 
 
 MiRKSOME, Merk-sum,* a. dqrk; obskqr. 
 
 Mirky, Merk-i, a. dqrk; glcomi. Se {Murky.) 
 
 Mirror, Mir-or, n. a lukig glas, er spekyqlum, 
 er eni uder polijt bodi kapabl ov reflektig de 
 imajez ov objekts; — a pa tern. [miror. 
 
 Mirror, Mir-or, v. t. tu egzibit bj menz ov a 
 
 Mirth, Mert, n. meriment; joliti; gaeti; festiviti; 
 hilariti; sport; gladnes. 
 
 Mirthful, Mert-ful, a. meri; ga;jerful; qerful. 
 
 Mirthfully, Mert-ful-i, ad. in a meri maner; 
 merili. 
 
 Mirthless, Mert-les, a. jerles; qerles. 
 
 Miry, Mjr-i, a. dep in de mud; mudi; ful ov mjr. 
 
 MiRZA, Mer-za, n. a Perjan tjtl; a prins. 
 
 Mis, Mis, a Sakson pr^fiks, ov de sam orijin az 
 de verb {to miss;} dsnotig eror, mistak, er rog; 
 az jiij, iyiisjnj. — Mis, an inijal silabl ov meni 
 wurdz, iz from de Grek wurd, {misos,} hatred, 
 hens misantrap, a hater ov mankjnd. 
 
 MiSACCEPTATiON, Mis-ak-sep-ta-Jon, ji. a misun- 
 derstandig. 
 
 Misadventure, Mis-ad-vent-ynr, n. a misqdns; 
 misfortynn; bad fertyqn. 
 
 Misadvised, Mis-ad-vjzd, a. il-direkted. 
 
 MiSAiMED, Mis-amd, a. not amd rjtli. 
 
 Misallege, Mis-a-lej, v. t. tu sjt felsli az a prtbf. 
 
 Misalliance, Mis-a-lj-ans, j;. an improper aljans 
 er asojiajon. 
 
 Misallied, Mis-a-ljd, a. il aljd er asojiated. 
 
 Misanthrope, Mis-an-trop, n. a hater ov mankjnd. 
 
 Misanthropic, Mis-an-trop-ik, ) a. partakig 
 
 Misanthropical, Mis-an-trop-i-kal, i ov misan- 
 tropi; hatig. mankjnd. 
 
 Misanthropist, Mis-an-tro-pist, n, a hater ov 
 mankjnd. 
 
 Misanthropy, Mis-an-tro-pi, n. hatred ov man- 
 kind; averjon tu mankjnd. 
 
 Misapplication, Mis-ap-U-ka-Jon, «, a rog apli- 
 kajon. 
 
 Misapply, Mis-a-plj, v. t. tu aplj inkorektli. 
 
 Misapprehend, Mis-ap-re-hend, v. t. tu misun- 
 derstand. 
 
 Misapprehension, Jlis-ap-re-hen-Jon, «. a mis- 
 understandig. 
 
 MiSARRANGE, Mis-a-ranj, v. t. tu aranj rog, 
 
 Misascribe, Jlis-as-krjb, v. t. tu askrjb felsli. 
 
 MiSASSiGN, Mis-a-sjn, v. t. tu asjn erc&neusli. 
 
 Misbecome. Mis-be-kiim, v. t. not tu bekum; tu 
 be unsemli tu. [unsemli. 
 
 Misbecoming, Mis-be-ktim-ig, a. unbekumig; 
 
 Misbegotten, Mis-be-got-n, p. and a. unlefuli 
 begotn. [erli. 
 
 Misbehave, Mis-be-hav, v. i. tu akt il erimprop- 
 
 MiSBEHAVE, Mis-be-hav, v, t. tu kondukt il er 
 improperli. 
 
 Misbehaved, Mis-bc-havd, a. il-bred. 
 
 Misbehavior, Mis-be-hav-yor, n. il-kondukt. 
 
 Misbelief, Mis-be -lef, n. a rog belef. 
 
 Misbelieve, Mis-bc-lev, v. i. tu belev rog.
 
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 MIS 
 
 MiSBKLiEVER, Mis-be-leT-cf, M. an unbcUvor; 
 
 Willi liiij biU'vz rouli. 
 MlhUKsrow, Mi-!-i>r-iit<j, r. t. tu brslu iiu|iru|ierli. 
 Mi»c-ALtX'LATE, Mi:i-kal-kii,-lat, r. t. tu reku rup. 
 MmcALCULATioN, Min-kiil-kii-lujon, n. a roy 
 
 koiiifiiitajon. 
 MiKcALL, Mi8-ki>l, r. ^. tu nam or kul iui|ir«|>erli. 
 MucAaBiAOE, Mis-kar-ij, n. At akt uv uii»kariio: 
 
 ftilynr; il-koudukt;— aborjon. [Jou. 
 
 MiscAKRV, .Mij-ki'ir-i, r. i. tu fal; tu hav an ab<>r- 
 MiscAST, >!!.■< -kcist, V. t. tu ka.-it oruneu!iIi or rug. 
 MiNCLLLANEOi'S, Mi.s-cl-a-ne-u!<, a. k(>mp6cd ov 
 
 variu-* kjnilz: (liversifid; varius; inik.Ht. 
 
 .Mi8-el- 
 aiik.'<t slat. 
 
 MlSCELLANtOL'SNESS, 
 
 -a-ne-uii-no8, n. 
 
 MiucKLLANT, Mis-cI-B-ni, n. a kolckjon ov rarius 
 litoniri |ie!<czur udermaterz:a iuiki!tyiir;a luedli. 
 
 Mischance, .Mis-t^dn.-', n. il-liik; misfortytin; mii- 
 Lap. 
 
 Misc-habactekize, Mis-kar-ak-ter-iz, v. t. tu 
 kar.ikt'Tiz f.iNli. 
 
 MiscuARGt, Mi,s-<ji';rj, r. t. tu qurj orunEU!;!!. 
 
 MlSclIlKK, .Mis-(;il, H. bqrm; hurt; iiiji^ri. 
 
 MlSCMlKF-MAKER, Mi'^-l^if-UUlk-lT, II. wun hO) 
 
 k'izi'Z luistjif. 
 MisciiiEF-MAKiNQ, Mis-<;if-mak-io, /I. kozighqmi. 
 MiscHiETOUS, Mis-<jiv-us, a. hqrinful; hurtful; 
 
 iiijiiriu!<; Tvikcd; destniktiv; nok/us; pemijua; 
 
 liuilijus. 
 MisciiiEVorsLY, MU-^iv-u»-li, a</. hurtfuli; nok- 
 
 Jusli; wiki- Hi. 
 Miscuitvucs.NESS, Mi?-civ-u8-ne?, n.liurtfulnes. 
 Miscii.NA, MiJ-na, u. \_Iieb.] At Ukst or de Ji^iJ 
 
 Tiilmu'l. 
 MisCHOosE. Mis-qcfiz, r. t. tu qoiz cruneuali. 
 .MisciTATiox, Mi.''-sj-ta-Jon, n. an unf4r or feU 
 
 sjtajKn. 
 3J16CITE, Min-sjt, r. t. tu sjt or kwot nnj. 
 .MI8CLAIM, MiM-klum, II. a ini:«tnkn klani. 
 Miscom-iTATiO.v, Mis-kom-iiii-ta-Jon, 11. a feU 
 
 rcknii). [neusli. 
 
 MiscouruTE, Mis-kom-pi^t, r. t. tu kompt'it er6- 
 M16CO.VCEIT, Mis-kon-^et, n. rog konsct; feU opin- 
 
 y»n. 
 M18CO.VCEIVK, .Mis-kon-sev, r. t. tu mi^^juj; tu 
 
 hav li fijU nujon. 
 MiscoxcEmoN, Mis-kon-s^p-Jon, n. a ron no/on 
 
 •jr jilf'i. [bf navyor. 
 
 MlSCONUicT, Mis-kon-dukt, 11. bnd kondukt; il- 
 Miaco.NDLXT. Mia'kun-ddkt, r. /. tu lunnaj amis. 
 Misco.NJECTUBE, Mis-koD-jt'kt-yqr, n. a rug gcd. 
 MiscosJKCTi/RE, Mi.s-kon-jdkt-yi|r, r. i. tu ges 
 
 rii). [konstrukjon. 
 
 M18COSSTBICTIOS, Mis-kon-stnik-Jon, 11. u roj) 
 MiscossTEUK, Mi»-k(in-slnii, v.t. tu intorprct roj). 
 Miscoi xsEL. .^Iis-k•Sn-.•■eI, r. /. tu advjz ruy. 
 MisioiNT, Mis-kiknt, r.t. tu kisiit or rc-kn rop. 
 JlitcoLNT, Mis-k^nt, r. I. tu inak a fols rt-knij). 
 Mi.S(Ui;anck, Mij-krc-anj",* n. infideliti; fol.s fat. 
 MiscuEAXT. MiH-krc-ant, n. a vjl rw;; au infidel. 
 .\||s; • -■ ^' !-it, r. t. tu dat rruiDeu.sli. 
 MlM I, n. ancvlak/«>u;afolt;aniifen-<. 
 
 Mi^-i iiu, r.t. tujuj run: tu inistak. 
 
 Misi'L'Ji AN. Mi--dt-nun, t.t. tubtbaril. 
 MisiiKMJANOR. Mi-i-dt-mrn-ur, 11. an of^nii. 
 .MiM)iUJ.iT. .Mii-di-rdki, r.t. tu direkt or ndamia. 
 MiiiUiRi.CTiON, .Mi<-di-r^k-/on, n. a roj) direk/pn. 
 .MisnisTUiBtTB, -Mis-dii-trib-ynt, r. t. tu distrib- 
 
 ynt I Mil. 
 MisKMiM.. Mi'-di-vid. I-. t. tu diTjd rog. 
 Mi8i>i\ i>ui."«. Mij-<ii-vij-i.i). H. a rug divijon. 
 Mi.sDO. .M;!i-ila>, r. /. and L tu dji rog; tu kuniit. 
 .Mi.suoKi:. .Mi.«-dii)-or, II. an oti'iidcr; u lualtf.iktor. 
 Misi>oiM>, Mis-doi-ig, n. an of^ns; dtviajon fmin 
 
 rit. irog. 
 
 MiSEMFLOr. Mis-CDi-pl^, r. /. tu cmpl^ or yi^i 
 
 17 
 
 .MiHEMrLOVMKXT, Mis-em-plff-mcnt, n. impr6per 
 
 a|j|ikuj..n. l^ak'Sot. 
 
 MlbtXTttV, -Mis-en-tri, n. a rog entri, ai in m, 
 .MiritJt, .Mj-zer, /». u reo kdvrtui tu • 
 .MisLUAULE, .Miz-«T-u-bl, a. unbapi;i' 
 .MlstUAULENtliS, Mu-L-r-a-bl-ne*, n. ..c <:.<ii u. 
 
 brig niizenibl. 
 .MiBEKABLV. Miz-er-a-bli, ad. unhapili; re^edli. 
 -MiSKHLV. -Mj-Zfr-li, a. vt-ri uvariju*; ui);urdli. 
 MlhKBr, .Miz-er-i, n. Ac "tiit i,v brig uiizerabi: 
 
 rc^'nliK-x; kulamiti; inixfortyiin. 
 .M1.SKA.SI110X, .Mis-faJ-on, r. t. tu fonn rog. 
 .Ml.SKOIiy, .Mia-fiirm, r. r, tu fonn il; tu uiajip. 
 Mi.sKciHTUNE, .Mia-fort-ynn, 11. kalamiti; il-ltik; rrl 
 
 fortyiin. [d«. 
 
 .Ml8GI%'E, .Mis-giv. r. t. tu giv rog:- tu fil wid 
 .Misgiving, Mis-giv-ig, /,. d'it; diftrii^i; In-ziiajou. 
 .MlSGOTTKN, .Mi'--;;ot-u, .1. uiijiistli ol>tand. 
 MiSGOVLBN, Mis-giiv-crn, r. t. lu guveru il. 
 .MiSGOVER.NANCE, Mi8-guv-em-an.«, «. misguvern- 
 
 luciit. 
 MlSGOVERXSJEXT, Mis-gtiv-crn-inen!, ii. bad guv- 
 
 criiiueiit: il maiiajuifiit; inordinat brbavyor. 
 MisOBOLND, -Mis-gr^nd, r. /. tu f'^nd foL-li. 
 SIisGiiDANCE, Mis-g(d-aus, n. ftls dirt-kjon. 
 .MisoLlDE. Mis-gjd, v.t. tu gid rog. 
 Mishap, .Mis-hap, ii. il-quii.s; il-liik; a kalamiti. 
 Mi.'iHEAR, .Nlis-br'r, v. t. ti^ htr iiii|H'rfcktli or rog. 
 M1SII-MA8H. .^llJ-InaJ,* II. a luik.-'tyiir; u ho^-jKK^. 
 .Mi.sHXA. .Mij-nu. n. Se {JfUch/iu.} 
 .MisiNKLR, Mis-iu-fOr, r. t. tu infyr rog. 
 .MibiNroKM, Mis-in-form, r. t. tu inform rog; tu 
 
 desev. [telijcn.-. 
 
 MisiNFORMATiox, Mis-in-for-ma-Jon, n. fols in- 
 MisixrORUER, Mis-ia-fiirm-er, 11. wuu lia> niisin 
 
 fi'irmz. [j.r ■;.•.-! I. 
 
 MisixsTBiCT, Mis-in-stnikt, r. t. tu iiistrukt im- 
 MisixaTRLCTiO.x, ilis-in-.-itnik-Jon, «. il itu>truk- 
 
 /""• [rog. 
 
 MisiXTERPRET, Mis-in-liT-prct, r. t. tu inti/rprvi 
 
 -MlSlNTERPBETATION, Mis-in-tPr-prt-tu-JoD, 11. II 
 
 rug ok-'iilanajon. 
 .Misjoix, Mis-jdrn, r.t. tu jern unfitii or impro|>erli. 
 .MisJtDOE, .^li^-juj, c. t. tujuj n.g; tu mistak. 
 .Misjudge. .Mi.t-jiij, r. i. tujuj inkor^ktli. 
 -Mislay, .Mis-la, r. (. tu la in a mg ploif. 
 .MiSLAYER, Mis-la-cr, n. wuu bifi puuin a r<ig ula.>. 
 MisLE, .Miz-1, r. /. tu ran in minqt drop:<. KitTi 
 
 ol.'u {Mi nth.) and i AfizcU.y 
 Mi.sLK, Miz-I. II. !^inol ran. 
 -Mislead, Mis-led, ■-. t. [i. miiliVl, pt. mi^ledig. 
 
 uii'led;] tu ltd or gjd fog. 
 .MisLEADER, .Mis-U'd-cr, II. wun hiti misl£dx. 
 Mi-sletoe, .Miz-l-tu. II. Se {liutht->*.) 
 .MiSLiKE, Mis-ljk,* r. t. and t. tu dixapnfir; tu 
 
 (li^-hk. 
 .Mi.sLiKE, .Mi'-lik,* II. misaprubajon; disljk. 
 .Mismanage, Mis-man-aj, r. /. tu manaj il. 
 .MisMAXAOEMEXT, Mis-nu'm-aj-ment, n. il manaj- 
 
 uiont. [tuku. 
 
 .MisMARK, Mis-m('(rk, r. /. tu mqrk wid At nm 
 .Mismatch, .Xli-'i-iiwij, r. t. tu iua<j un.-iiitabli. 
 .MisMEASL'RE, Mis-me3-nr, r. t. tu ini^qr inkor 
 
 (^ktli. 
 .^(ISXAME, Mis-niim, r. t. tu kol bi At rog nam. 
 .Misnomer, .Mis-nu-mcr, n. {Law) a rog nam bi 
 
 hwitj an inJ|inieut iz vakatod; a misnamig. 
 .MisOBSKBVE, Slis-ob-x<;r\', r. /. tu cbii-rv rog or ii. 
 MiKOUAMlST, .MiK)X-u-iui*t, 11. a hater ov inarij. 
 .Ml^OGAMr, .Mi-s»>g-a-uii, n. hatri-d ov murij. 
 MisooY.MST, .Mi-Mig-i-ni.-t, n. a hater ov wirocc. 
 Misogyny, .Mi-»og-i-ni, n. baln'<l ov wiuicn. 
 .Misplace, .\Iis-pbiK, r. I. tu put in a rig pln«. 
 MisroiNT, Mi<>-p»rnt. r. t. tu jwrnt rog. 
 .Misprint, .Misprint, r. l. tu )>rint rog. 
 Misprint, Mis-priut, ». an vror ov dc praa.
 
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 Misprision', Mis-prij-on, n. {Law) neglekt; neg- 
 lijens. Alispi'i^on ov trezn iz de konsElment 
 ov nan trEzn. [prosedig. 
 
 MisPROCEEDixG, Mis-pro-sed-ifl, n. an iregyv^lar 
 
 Mispronounce, Mis-pro-niins, v. t. and i. tia 
 pronSns iukorektii er improperli. 
 
 MisPROPORTiON, Mis-pro-p6r-Jon, v. t. tu jffn 
 wid'st simetri. [Jon. 
 
 Misquotation, Mis-kwo-ta-Jon, n. a roi) kwota- 
 
 MiSQUOTE, Mis-kw6t, V. t. tu kwot felsli. 
 
 MiSRECiTAL, Mis-re-sj-tal, fi. a tot\ resjtal. 
 
 MiSEECiTE, Mis-rE-sjt, V. t. tu resit eroneusli. 
 
 MiSRECKON, Mis-rek-n, v. t. tu rekn roi). 
 
 MisRELATE, Mis-rg-lat, i'. t. tu relat inakynratli. 
 
 MiSRELATiON", Mis-re -la -Jon, n. a fols er inakyi^,- 
 rat narativ. [ov. 
 
 MisREPORT, Mis-re-p6rt, i-. t. tu giv a fels ak^nt 
 
 MiSEEPORT, Mis-re-port, n. a fels ak^nt er roomor. 
 
 Misrepresent, Mis-rep-re-zent, v. t. tu reprezent 
 roij. [fels ak'snt. 
 
 Misrepresentation', Mis-rep-re-zen-ta-Jon, a. a 
 
 Misrepresenter, Mis-rep-re-zent-cr, n. wun hoo 
 mi;-roprezents. 
 
 Misrule, Mis-rAl, n. tt^mult; konfiijon; disorder. 
 
 Miss, Mis, ji. a yuij gerl: — de tjtl ov an unmarid 
 wuman: az, '' J/i'*- 8"mit." Wid respekt tu de 
 yi\,s ov dis tjtl, hwen t<D er mor jjersonz ov de 
 sam nam qr spokn ov er adrest, dj^r iz mug di- 
 versity Sum giv de phi^ral ferm tu de nam, 
 az, He Mis Smibs; uderz tu de titl, az, <i.t Misez 
 Smit. In konversajon, de fermer prevalz; in 
 ritn er printed kompozijon, yi^zaj iz divjded; 
 and in adresiij leterz, de later iz de mor komon. 
 
 Miss, Mis, n. los; wont; mistak; omijon. 
 
 Miss, Mis, v. t. not tu hit; tu mistak; tu omit; 
 tu miskari. 
 
 Miss. Mis, v. i. not tu suksed; tu fal; tu mistak. 
 
 Missal, Mis-al, n. de RomiJ mas-buk. 
 
 MissAY, Mis-sa, V. i. and t. tu sa roi) er il. 
 
 Misseltoe, Miz-l-to, n. a parasitikal plant. Se 
 {Alhtietoe.) 
 
 MissERVE, Mis-serv, %\ t. tu serv unfatfuli. 
 
 Misshape, Mis-Jap, v. t. [i. misjapt,jps. misjapig, 
 misjapt, er misjapn;] tu Jap il. 
 
 Missile, Mis-il, a. dat ma bE tron, az a wepn; 
 misiv. [q majen. 
 
 .Missile, Mis-il, h. a wepn tron bj de hand, er bj 
 
 Missing, Mis-ii), pp. a. absent; wontiij; not prez- 
 ent. [stantli. 
 
 MissiNGLY, Mis-ig-li, ad. wid omijon; not kon- 
 
 MissiON, MiJ-on, n. de akt ov sendii), er de stat 
 ov bell) sent: a delegajon: komijon; a bodi ov 
 personz sent tu perform eni servis, espejali fer 
 propagatig relijon. 
 
 Missionary, Mij-on-a-ri, n. a person sent, espej- 
 ali wun sent tu propagat relijon. 
 
 Missive, Mis-iv, a. suq az iz sent; sent abred. 
 
 Missive, Mis-iv, n. a leter sent; a mesenjer. 
 
 Misspeak, Mis-spek, v. t. and i. tu spek rog. 
 
 Misspell, Mis-spel, v. t. tu spel rog. 
 
 Misspend, Mis-spend, v. t. {i. misspent, ps. mis- 
 spendig, misspent;] tu spend il; tu wast. 
 
 Misstate, Mis-stat, v. t. tu stat rog. 
 
 Misstatement, Mis-stat-ment, n. an eroneus 
 statment. 
 
 Mist, Mist, n. akl-sd dat kumz klos tu de grsnd; 
 a smel, tin ran, not persevd in siggl drops; vapor; 
 cni tig dat dimz or dqrknz. 
 
 Mist, Mist, v. t. tu kl'sd; tu kuver wid a vapor. 
 
 Mist, Mist, v. i. tu Jed d'sn mist; tu mizl. 
 
 Mistakable, Mis-tak-a-bl, a. dat ma be mistakn. 
 
 Mistake, Mis-tak, i-. t. \i. mistuk, ps. mistakig, 
 mistakn:] tu konsEV rogli; tu misjuj. 
 
 Mistake, Mis-tak, v. i. tu er; not tu juj rjt. Tu 
 If mii-tnl-n, tu er: tu miskonsEV. 
 
 Mistake, Mis-tak, )i. a miskonsepjon; an eror. 
 
 Mistakes, Mis-tak-er, n. wun hot) konsevz rog. 
 
 Misteach, Mis-teg, d. t. tu teq rog. 
 
 MisTELL, Mis-tel, I', t. [i. mistold, ps. mistelig, 
 
 mistold;] tu tel rog; tu relat ercJnEusli. 
 Mister. Mis-ter, n. de pronunsiajon ov de tjtl 
 
 J//-., de abrEviaJon ov Master. Se {Master.) 
 MiSTEEM, Mis-term, v. t. tu term eroneusli. 
 MiSTFUL, Mist-ful, a. kl-sded az wid a mist. 
 MiSTHiNK, Mis-tigk,* v. t. tu tigk il; tu tigk rog. 
 Mistily, Mis-ti-li, ad. wid mist; dqrkli; obskn,rli. 
 Mistime, Mis-tim, r. t. and i. tu tjm rog; not tu 
 
 adapt properli wid regqrd tu tjm. 
 Mistiness, Mis-ti-nes, h. de stat ov bsig misti. 
 MiSTiTLE, Mis-tj-tl, V. t. tu kel bj a rog tjtl. 
 MiSTLE, Miz-1, 1-. i. tu ran. Se {Miile.) 
 Mistletoe, JIiz-1-to, n. a parasitikal plant groig 
 
 on trez; frskwentli on dE ok and apl-tre. It iz 
 
 komon in Iggland, and woz held in grat vener- 
 
 ajon bj dE DrcDidz. 
 Mistold, Mis-told, i. and p. from Mistel, 
 Mistook, Mis-tuk, i. from Mistak. 
 MiSTRAiN, Mis-tran, v. t. tu edyt],kat er tran rog. 
 Mistranslate, Mis-trans-lat, v. t. tu translat 
 
 inkorektli. [translajon. 
 
 Mistranslation, Mis-trans-la-Jon, n. an inkorekt 
 Mistreatment, Mis-tr£t-ment, n. il-tretment. 
 Mistress, Mis-tres, n. a wuman hco guvernz; an 
 
 instriiktres; a wuman beliivd and korted; — a 
 
 k6gkq,bjn: — a tjtl ov respekt tu a marid wum- 
 
 <an. In dis last sens, it iz komonli abreviated 
 
 tu Mrs., and pronisnst misis. [dens. 
 
 Mistrust, Mis-trust, ii. suspijon; wont ov konfi- 
 MisTRusT, Mis-trdst, v. t. tu suspekt; tu d'st; tu 
 
 regqrd wid suspijon er distrust. 
 Mistrustful, Mis-triist-ful, a. difident; d'stig; 
 
 distrustful. [on. 
 
 Mistrustfully, Mis-trust-ful-i, ad. wid suspij- 
 Mistrustfulness, Mis-trust-ful-nes, «. difidens; 
 
 d-st. [ov tqn. 
 
 MiSTUNE, Mis-ti|n, V. t. tu ti\n amis; tu put st 
 Mistutor, Mis-tii-tor, c. t. tu instriikt amis. 
 Misty, Jlist-i, a. fild wid mists; kl-»ded; obsk^r. 
 Misunderstand, Mis-un-der-stand, v. t. tu un- 
 derstand rog: tu miskonsev. 
 Misunderstanding, Mis-un-der-stand-ig, n. ero- 
 
 uEus understiindig; eror; disenjon; disagrEment. 
 MisuSAGE, Mis-yq,z-aj, n. abi\s; il yq^s; bad tret- 
 
 ment. [abviz. 
 
 Misuse, Jlis-yi^z, v. t. tu yqz improperli; tu 
 Misuse, Mis-yqs, n. rog er eronEus yqs; abvi,s. 
 Miswed, Mis-wed, v. i. and i. tu wed improperli. 
 Miswrite, Mis-rjt, i-. t. tu rjt inkorektli. 
 Miswrought, Mis-rot, p. badli ret. 
 MiTA, Me-Iq, Ji. {Sp.) a konskripjon, era divijon 
 
 mad bj dreig lots, amiig de Indianz, fer eni pub- 
 
 lik servis; tribyi^t pad bj de Indianz tm d^r ka- 
 
 zeks. 
 Mitchel, Miq-cl, n. a Purbek ston, from 15 to 
 
 24 inqez skwqr, and hq^n; yqzd in bildig. 
 Mite, Mjt, ». a smel insekt f'snd in qez er kern; 
 
 a wevl; sum tig veri smol; a pqrtikl; — de twen- 
 
 tiet pqrt ov a gran; a veri smel pes ov muni. 
 MiTELLA, Mi-tel-a, n. [i.] {£ot.) a jenus ov 
 
 perenial plants. In Medisin, a skqrf fer sus- 
 
 pendig de qrm hwen hurt. 
 Mithras, Mi-tras, «. de grand deiti ov de anjent 
 
 Perjanz, supiizd tu be de sun, er god ov f jr, tu 
 
 hwiq da pad divjn onorz. 
 Mithridate, Mit-ri-dat, «. an old medisin er 
 
 antidot tu pi^zn: invented bj Damokratez, fizij- 
 
 an tu Mitridatez kig ov Pontus. 
 Mitigable, Mit-i-ga-bl, a. kapabl ov mitigajon. 
 Mjtigant, Mit-i-gant, a. lenient; lenitiv. 
 Mitigate, Mit-i-gat, v. t. tu temper; tu aleviat; 
 
 tu aswiij. [ig. 
 
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 MlTiOATiTK, Mit-i-ga-tiv, a. Icnitir; t«ndi;) tu 
 
 alrviut. 
 MiTiUATOR, Mit-i-ga-tor, n. wun bi& mitigati; an 
 
 a|t /IT. 
 
 MiTBK, Mj-lcr, «. an ornament fur At bed worn 
 bl At (Hjp ami kqrdinuli; ol^io, on solvm ukajont, 
 b| Prute!<tant ar(;biJ<>^M and biJo(M:— an tpiskopal 
 kmii;— df rauk ov bijop ..r abut; — a jugk/oo ov 
 tas l>>jnli, or ui> \n*ci uv wud at an aggl, b( a 
 dj:i;{uiml filio: an ix}^\ ov 45 Atfjii. 
 
 UiTKC'BOX, .Mi-ier-bi>k.<, ii. ex inii/en yq,i<l bj j«rn- 
 vn ill kiitiy uf ciii tin at an iingi i>v 4 j drjjrfi. 
 
 Mitred, Mi-tfril, a. a<I.irnd wid u m|tor. 
 
 MiTRK-WHEEL, M|-tor-bwcl, ri. u bwrl fitcd in a 
 ]iurlik.viil<ir luitnc-r, to uz tu wurk intu anddcr. 
 
 MlTKiroRM, Mit-ri-forin, a. {/(•■(.) konikal; bolu; 
 upii at df ba«. 
 
 MiTTE.v, Mit-on, n. a kuvcr for dr hand; a gluv 
 for de hand wid'Vt Miximt kuvcrin for At fig- 
 gerx. 7\i kjtndi irun tcidst miUiiz, tu yni 
 wun rufli. 
 
 Mittimus, Mit-i-mus, ii. [L.] (Lair) a kjnd ov 
 fit for traa'tfvrio rt-kordz from wun kurl tu. an- 
 ddcr; a wonint for koinitio tu |iriin. 
 
 Mix, Mik*, r. t. l^i. mik-'t, p*. mik.tio, mikst;] tu 
 ytinjt tu sumtig ol."; tu j»rn: tu uiiggl. 
 
 Mix, Mik*. r. t. tu be yunjtod intu wun mas. 
 
 MiXKN, Miks-en,* n. a dughil; <i la.4tol. 
 
 MixtR, .Mik<-<T, n. wun h>t» miksez; a miggler. 
 
 MiXTiox, Mik't-yon, n. a mik-'tyi^r. 
 
 MlXTi'Ri^ Mit't-y^r, n. dc akt nv mik-'ig: dc stat 
 ov brig mik.'it; a mas furmd bj mik^ig an ingrt- 
 dipnt; a medli. 
 
 MiZM.KZE, Mit-maz, n. a labirint: a muz. 
 
 MizztN. Miz-ii, H. Ae hindmost .*alz ov a Jip. 
 
 .MizzKNMAMT, Miz-n-murit, n. dc ma,"<t at At «t?m 
 ov II Jip, hwiq sujKJrU At mizn-sal. 
 
 MizzLii, .Miz-I, r. i". tu ran ^mol ran. 
 
 MizzLt:, Miz-1, n. !<mol ran; mi:jt. 
 
 Mnkuo.vic, Nc-mon-ik, i s. wtstig de m^m- 
 
 MxtMoxicAL. Xr-nujn-i-kal, ( ori. 
 
 M.XKMoxica, Ne-raon-ik!<, h.jjI. de qrt ov imprvtivig 
 and ynzig dr mt-Uujri. 
 
 MoAN", >lijn, r. /. and i. tu lamc^nt; tu grzv. 
 
 JIOAX, Mun, n. lainentajon; oilibl soru. 
 
 MoAxruL, Mun-ful, a. s«>ruful; mornful. 
 
 Moat, Mat, m. a kanil rsnd a hvi or kasl for dr- 
 U'a». 
 
 Moat, Mot, v. t. tu sorind wid kannlz. 
 
 Mob. Moh, n. a krud: a rabl; a rut; a fiimdltyi|- 
 ui iiiid di<<trderli a.-^mblaj:— a wumanz kap, kold 
 olsj, tn^h-kap. 
 
 Mob, .Mob, r. t. tu hara.^; tu avcrb^r b| ti^mult. 
 
 Mobile, Mo-b^l,* n. dt p6py^la»: a mob. 
 
 Mobilitt, Mu-bit-i-ti, a. de piter ov bcig mdivd: 
 ak'iviti: (iklne^; inkon.'itan.-ii. 
 
 MoBLE, M6b-1, or M(&-bl,* r. t. tu rap up ai in a 
 hud. 
 
 MoccASOX, M6k-a-sn, n. an Indian /« or knver 
 for dr fut, mnd ov mft ledcr widiit a stif iiul. 
 Ritn "Isj < J^orrttiTiw.) [agHt. 
 
 Mocha «To>»E. Mii-ka-ston, ». a dcndritik or mi>s 
 
 MO( .N " ' '. tu derjd; tu ridikql; tu mimik 
 
 i M l<^f at; tu defft; tu cl^d; tu 
 
 t > ;». 
 
 Mocii. .\l..k, «. I, tu mak kontomtyi^u* ^purt. 
 
 Mock. Mok, n. ridikt^l: a flrr, a *ntr: mimikri. 
 
 Mock. M^^k, a. fol.«; k-^nt.-rfit: not rral. 
 
 MocKKR, .Vfok-cr. n. wun h* n><>k<: a skofor. 
 
 MocKtiRV, Mik-iv-i, It. !>kom; riJiki^l; »purt; ran 
 Ju. 
 
 MocKlxo. M<Sk-ip, n. itkorn; derison; an iimall. 
 
 Mocki.no BIRD, M6ki3-b.>nl, a. a »pr/ez ov tru/; 
 a f|n .Vmcrikan .«<>g-b^nl, hwii; hat At fakuiti ov 
 imitatig olm«3it eni s'snd. It it fund in dc Sad- 
 em Stat*. 
 
 MocKtxoLT, M6k-!D-li, ad. wid mokeri; infuUigli. 
 MoL'KiNU htock, M6k-ig-itok, a. a bat for mm- 
 
 m<--nt. t/rub. 
 
 .Mock WILLOW, Mok-wil-o, «. (/?«<•> a plant or 
 MuDAL, Mu-dal, a. rrlatig tu dr form or mud, 
 
 not de i-!M.>ni*; <-gzi<tig onii in udcr tigz. 
 MouALiHT, .Mu-dal-i«t, n. wuu hji adbin tu modal 
 
 form or egzi<lon.t. 
 MouALiTV, Mu>-da!-i-ti, n. dvfrr«ni in mod m 
 
 form; mudal form, «tnf. or nk-id. nt. 
 Mode, M<.><I, n. in * 
 
 lorn; wn; mancr 
 
 kwoliti; gra;ilujiin, ... '..,, ; ^ , 
 
 hwcder in lojik, miizik, or egii.<t«*n.t; — a »vx or 
 
 tin Kilk; de mancr or k6njiigatig a vfrb, k>jld 
 
 ma»l. 
 Model, M6d-el, n. a reprezcnlnjon; a kopi tu be 
 
 imitated; a muld: a patern; u utandnrd. 
 Model, .M6<l-el, r. t. tu plan; tu Jap, muld ar 
 
 form: tu dclincat. 
 .Modeller, M6d-el-er, n. wun hoB modelz; a pUnT. 
 .MuD»Ji, Mii-der, n. de matrik* or prinii[ial | '. ■- -v 
 
 an a.itrulub, intu htrii; dr udcr |iqrln qr lik-t. 
 Moderate, .M<jd-cr-at, a. brig bttwi'n ektrjinz; 
 
 ov midl rat, kwuliti, or t«'mi»'!rament; tfmi*ral; 
 
 nut ck>OMv: not hot ov temixr; nut luksyqriut; 
 
 rrznabl: deliberat; kibl; mjld. 
 Moderate, Mi5J-er-at, r. t. tu r^gyi^lat; tu rt- 
 
 ntniii; tu stil; tu [<a.'<ifj: tu kw[ct; tu rrpr^; ta 
 
 milk tomi>erat; tu prrzj<l uver, desjd, direkt or 
 
 n^^ynliit, az a mdderator. 
 .Moderate, M<jd-or-at, r. i. tu bekdm kwiet; tu 
 
 prrzjd. 
 Moderatelt. Mod-cr-at-li, ad. wid modcrajon. 
 .MoDLRATE.sESS, Mod-cr-at-ncs, n. At stat ov be- 
 
 ig in<Hlorat. 
 MoDERATlOX. M od-er-d-Jon, n. dr »tat ov brig 
 
 motlonit: forb^jmn."; kqmnw: rr<fnknt: fntj^aliti. 
 MODERATO, M'jd-or-q-tO. *. [/<.] {Miu.) nutig o 
 
 lUiKlonit t[m. neder kwik nor bIo. 
 .Moderator, .M6d-«r-a-tor, n. wun ha modcrata 
 
 or prrzjdz in a publik asi^mbli hw^r dv >< dis- 
 
 kujiin. 
 .Modern, MW-em, a. lat; resent; not nnj'--nt: r.t^. 
 MoDLR.v, .M'Vl-ern, n. a i>vrHjn ov n 
 
 not un nn/ent. He m-Jtrnx qr dr , 
 
 aruz St iiv de nniuz ov At empjrz . . i 
 
 Kum. anil ov uder an/cot najonz. 
 .MoDERXisM, Mud-crn-iz-<D, a.a modem pmktis or 
 
 idiom. 
 MoDERXisT, M6d-cm-i.<t, m. wun hii> adm{n de 
 
 luixli-rnr. 
 MuDERXizE. iliM-era-iz, r. i. tu render modem. 
 .MoDEKXiZER, .M6d-ero-iz-er, a. wun hiJtt mo-lcm- 
 
 jzfz. [mudrrn. 
 
 .Moi.KKXXtiss, MoJ-cm-nes, «. de stat or brig 
 .MoDE-sr, .Miid-e.1t, a. rr«tnind bJ a ^<"n« nv iToprj- 
 
 eti, or ov self-di<tnl<t; not ; lideui; 
 
 qost; modenit: bajful; not pr, . 'I im- 
 
 PUd'^nt: not forward; not lift". :. , 
 
 MoDEMTLV. Mi'xl-e.'st-li, ad. in a m'xie^t maner; 
 
 i-M-'li- rn-VI-mlli: n-'t !«r..".r«nlli: wid drson.^i. 
 
 m' - , ' • > ■ ■ > . ■ . 
 
 Mui>i.oTt-flEcE, .Mode- (1 1*.% ». a 1/ 
 
 frmul Atv*, .<pukn ov bj Adiiion. hwiq nii 
 
 de u|>cr jiqrt ov dr stai brfur, bwen i' 
 
 fajon tu w^r dt-m lu. .1 
 
 Mooici'U. .M'kI i-kum. ■. [L.] a tmn\ x<>'. 
 
 MoniriABLE, M6d-i-fj-a-bi, a. dat n 
 
 fjd. 
 Modification, Mod-i-fi-ki-/on,a. dr 
 Modifier. M6d-i-fl-er, a. he «r dat hwi.; lu 
 MoDirr, M6d-i-fi, r. t. tu kwolifj; tu J.i; 
 •ofn.
 
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 MoDiLLiOX, Mo-dil-yon, n. {Arch.) an ornament 
 in kolumz; a konsol or braket. [abl. 
 
 Modish, Mo-diJ4 a. konformd tu &z mod; fajon- 
 
 MODISHLY, M6-diJ-li4 nd. in de mod; fajunabli. 
 
 MODISHNESS, McJ-diJ-nes,J n. an afektajon ov &e 
 fajon. 
 
 MODIST, Mu-dist, n. a foloer ov ds mod er faJon. 
 
 Modulate, Mod-yix-lat, v. t. tia form s-jnd tia a 
 serten ke; tu infiekt. 
 
 Modulation, Mod-yii-la-Jon, n. ds akt ov mod- 
 yij^latiij; melodi; hqrmoni; adaptajon ov siind. 
 
 ^ODULATOE, M6d-yi\,-la-tor, n. wuu hCD modyij,- 
 lats; a ti^^ner. 
 
 Module, M6d-yi|l, n. a reprszentajon; a model. 
 
 Modus, Mo-dus, n., pi. [i.] M6-dj, {Eng.} M6- 
 dus-ez; mod; maner. In Le, a kompensajon for 
 tidz. 
 
 Modus operandi, Mo-dus op-e-ran-dj, [i.] de 
 mod ov operatii); dg maner in hwiq a tig iz 
 efekted. 
 
 MoDWALL, Mod-wel, n. a berd dat dsstrirz bez. 
 
 Mffiso-GOTHic, Mg-so-got-ik, a. rslatii) tia &t 
 Guts ov Msjia. 
 
 MoGGANS, Mog-anz, n. pi. loi) sIevz for wimenz 
 qrmz, ret Ijk stokiijz; hoz wid^t fet, er boit- 
 hoz. [Yn,zd in Skotland.] 
 
 MoGGASON, M6g-a-son, ;(. Ss {M'^ccasim.} 
 
 MOGO, M6-gQ, n. an Indian tomabok. 
 
 Mogul, o?- Geeat Mogul, Mo-giil, w Grat Mo- 
 gul, ti. dg tjU ov dg Cjgf ov dg Mogulz, er ov dg 
 empjr hwiq woz f'sndod in Hindcostan, bj Baber, 
 in dg 156 sentn,ri, and hwiq terminated in 1806. 
 
 MoHAiE, MQ-hi),r, n. dg soft, f jn h;^r ov dg An- 
 gora got, ov hwiq kamlets, &s., Cir mad; klot mad 
 ov h^r. 
 
 Mohammedan, Mo-ham-g-dan, n. a foloer ov 
 Mohamed; a mahomgtan. Sg {Mahometan.} 
 
 Mohammedanism, Mo-ham-g-dan-iz-m, «. dg rg- 
 lijon ov Mohamed; Mahomgtanizm; Izlamizm. 
 
 MoiDOEE, Mer-dor, n. a Portyrigez kern, rated at 
 abit $6,48. 
 
 MoiETT, Mtf-E-ti, n. bqf; wun ov too gkwal pqrts. 
 
 Moil, Merl, v. t. tu deb wid dert: tia dgfil. 
 
 Moil, Merl, v. i. tia labor; tu tori; tu druj. 
 
 Moist, Merst, a. moderatli wet; damp; ji^si. 
 
 Moisten, JItfs-n, v. t. tu mak damp; tu wet. 
 
 Moistness, Mffst-nes, n. dampnes; moderat wetnes. 
 
 Moisture, Merst-yi^r, n. moderat wetnes. 
 
 MOLAE, Mo-lar, a. havii) piser tu grind; grjndir). 
 
 Molar, M6-lar, n. a dubl or molar tot. 
 
 Molasses, Mo-las-ez, n. a sirup hwiq dranz from 
 Jugar. 
 
 Mold, Mold, n. d ferm; a matriks. Sg {Mmild.} 
 
 Mole, Mol, n. a m>5nd; a dik; a pgr; a masi wurk 
 ov Iqrj stonz lad in de sg fei protektii) Jips, in 
 a hqrbor. In Medisiii,, a mas ov fleji muter 
 groiaj in dg yqtgrus; a niityqral spot er diskul- 
 orajon ov dg skin; — a litl kwodrttipcd dat warks 
 up dg gr'snd, oT dg jgnus tulpa. 
 
 Molecast, Mol-kast, 91. a hilok kast up bj a mol. 
 
 Moleculae, Mo-lek-yn-lar, a. relatiij tu molg- 
 kiilz. 
 
 Molecule, Mol-g-k^l, n. a veri miniit pqrtikl ov 
 mater, er ov a mas er bodi; an atom; a ker- 
 pusl. 
 
 Mole-eyed, M61-jd, a. havij) veri smol jz. 
 
 Molehill, M61-hil, n. a hilok tron up bj molz. 
 
 Molest, Mo-l(5st, v. i. tu disturb; tu trubl; tu 
 veks; tu anw; tu inkomod; tu tez; tu mak 
 ungzi. [veksajon. 
 
 Molestation, Mo-les-ta-Jon, n. a disturbans; a 
 
 Molestee, Mo-lest-or, ?i. wun hoo molests or dis- 
 tiirbz. [gr-snd. 
 
 MOLETEACK, Mol-trak, n. dg kors ov a mol under 
 
 MOLK-TEEE, Mol-lrg u. a bjenial plant; a kaper- 
 spurj. 
 
 MoLiNiSM, Mo-lin-iz-m, «.de sistem ov opinyonz 
 on dg subjekt ov gras and predestinajon tot bj 
 Lcois Moljna, a SpaniJ Jezyqit, opozd tu Jan- 
 sinizm. 
 
 MoLiNiST, M6-lin-ist, n. a foloer ov Moljna; an 
 adhgrent tu Molinizm. 
 
 Molisite, Mo-li-sjt, «. {Min.} a. kristaljzd tjta- 
 niat ov jurn. 
 
 MoLLAH, .M(jl-a, n. dg tjtl ov de hjer erder ov 
 jujez in de TiukiJ empjr. 
 
 MoLLiENT, Mol-yent, er M61-i-ent, a. sofnig: 
 tendii) tu molifj er sofn. 
 
 MoLLiFiABLE, M61-i-f j-a-bl,J a. dut ma be sofnd. 
 
 Mollification, Mol-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. a sofnig; mit- 
 igajon. 
 
 MoLLiFiEE, M61-i-fj-er, n. he er dat hwiq sofnz. 
 
 Mollify, M61-i-fj, v. t. tu sofn; tu aswaj; tu 
 kwjot. 
 
 MoLLuscA, Mol-iis-ka, n. pi. [Z.] a klas ov ani- 
 malz havir) soft bodiz, and no internal skelgtonz. 
 az Jel-fiJ. 
 
 MoLLUSCAN, Mol-us-kan, j a. rglatii) tu de mol- 
 
 MoLLUscous, Mol-iis-kus, ( liska er molusks. 
 
 MoLLUSK, Mol-usk, n. wun ov de moluska; an 
 animal haviij a soft bodi and no internal skel- 
 gton. 3g term iz aplid bj Kqvia tu dg grat 
 prjmari divi^ou ov dg animal kigdom, hwiq in- 
 kh'idz el doz spgjez havir) gaijgliated nervus sis- 
 temz, wid dg gaijglionz or medulari masez dis- 
 perst mor or les iregyqlarli in diferent pqrts ov 
 dg bodi, hwiq iz soft and inarlikyqlat. 
 
 Molten, M61-tu, |). a. melted; mad ov melted 
 metal. [inal plant. 
 
 MoLY, M6-li, n. a sert ov wjld gqrlik; a mgdis- 
 
 MOLYBDATE, Mo-lib-dat, n. ( CAe»i.) a selt kom- 
 pozd ov molibdik asid and a has. 
 
 MoLTBDEN, Mo-lib-den, / n. siilfqret ov mol- 
 
 MoLY'BDENA, Mol-ib-dg-no, i ibdgnum, a min- 
 eral or. [ibdgna. 
 
 MoLYBDENOus, Mo-lib-dg-nus, a. rglatiij tu mol- 
 
 MoLYBDENUM, Mol-ib-dg-num, n. {Mm.) a sort 
 ov britl metal, mineraljzd bj sulfur. 
 
 MoLYBDic, Mo-lib-dik, ( a. relatii) tu, er dg- 
 
 MOLY'BDOUS, Mo-lib-dus, S rjvd from, molib- 
 dgnuni. 
 
 Moment, Mo-ment, n. a veri smel, er indefinitli 
 smel porjon ov tjm; an instant; — konsgkwens; 
 importans; wat; valj'q; fors; impiilsiv wat; akt- 
 yi|atii) p-ser; momentum. 
 
 MoMENTAEiLY', M6-men-ta-ri-li, ad. everi mo- 
 ment, [ment. 
 
 MoMENTAEY, M6-men-ta-ri, A. lastir) fer a mo- 
 
 MoMENTOus, Mo-men-tus, a. important; wati. 
 
 Momentum, ilo-men-tum, n. [i.] pi. Mo-men- 
 ta; dg mojon or fors ov a miBvii) bodi; impgtus. 
 
 MoMMERY, Miim-er-i, n. finleri. Sg {Mvmmery.) 
 
 Monachal^ M6n-a-kal, a. livig alwn, az a muijk: 
 solitari; monastik; rglatig tu mugks. 
 
 MoNACHisM, M6n-a-kiz-m, n. de stat ov muijks; 
 monastik Ijf. 
 
 Monad, JI6n-ad, n. an ultimat atom; a simpl sub- 
 stans wid-st pqrts; a prjmari konstityi],ent ov 
 mater; — a term ov metafiziks. 
 
 Monadelph, M6n-a-delf, n. {Hot.) a plant hitiz 
 stamenz qr yqnjted intu wun pqrsel er bodi bj 
 filaments. 
 
 MONADELPHON, Mon-a-del-fpn, n. {Bot.) a sta- 
 men ov hwiq de filaments qr kombjnd intu a 
 siggl mas. 
 
 MoNADELPHOUS, Mon-a-del-fus, a. {Bot.) havig 
 stamenz yq^njted intu wun pqrsel. 
 
 Monadic, Mo-nad-ik, a. relatig tu monadz. — 
 Akerdii) tu dg moiiMik feori ov Ljbnits, el 
 bodiz qr komp'snded bj agrggajon ov monadz, 
 hwiq qr simpl substanscz wid'st pqrts. 
 
 Monadical, Mo-nad-i-kal, a. relatii) tu monadz.
 
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 MONANPKR, Mo-nin-dcr, n. a plant havig onli 
 
 wuii xtniuou. 
 MoNAMJidA, Mij-nikn-dri-a, n. a klus uv planU 
 
 huviu uiili WUII MUiincn. [ittaincD. 
 
 MoNA.VDKOl'8, Mu-nan-dru», a. bavig onli wun 
 MONAKCU, Mun-ark, h. wun Iuj tiTjIz nlun; a kiQ; 
 
 a BuviTcn; iin fniiK.Tur; a prin.-'; a |>utentat; — 
 
 wun iiii|>erior tu At real uv Ac nnn k{nd. 
 MoNAKCUAL, Mo-DCirk-al, a. si^tio a monark; 
 
 rrgal. 
 Monarchic, Mo-n^rk-ik, | a. rrlatig tu a 
 
 MoNAKCHiCAL, Mu-n(\rk-i-kal, j monark; reated 
 
 in a sioK' rojii'r; rrgul. 
 Mo.N'AKi'Hi8M, Mun-urk-iz-m, n. At prinsij>lz ov 
 
 uiuiKirki. [arki. 
 
 MoNAUCHisT, Mon-ark-iat, n. anadvukat for mon- 
 MoNABCiiizE, Mon-ark-iz, v. i. tu pin At kii). 
 MONAKCUY, M6n-urk-i, n. At guvcrnment ov a 
 
 "'OK' ix.'rsiiii; u kiydoin: an cmpjr. Monarkiz qr 
 
 ov lor kjndz- ab-iojliit, limited or konstitiyunal, 
 
 bcrcHlitari, and rloktiv. 
 MoNASTEKY, Mun-as-tcr-i, ii. a konrent; an abi; 
 
 a klef>tcr. 
 Monastic, Mu-nas-tik, n. a mu^k; a rtkli^s.* 
 Monastic, Ma-nas-tik, ) a. jicrtanio '"^ 
 
 MoNASTlCAL, Mu-iKLs-ti-kal, S uiu{)k'< nr nunz; 
 
 rrl:ju<li rrkli'i''. i^tik Dinner. 
 
 MoNA.sTiCALLY, Mij-nAs-ti-kal-i, ad. in a muniut- 
 MoNAtsTicisM, MD-n.is-ti-!tii ui, ». a niunuKtik l{f 
 
 or kundifiin. 
 Monday, Aliinda, n. At sckond da ot de wrk. 
 Monetary, Miin-r-ta-ri, a. rtlatio tu muni. 
 .Money, .Miin-i, n. metal k«rnd for irufik: kffn; 
 
 buDk-nut't ek«<]anjnl)l for k<Tn. 
 Moneybag, Miiii-i-l)a;j, m. q Iqrj purs. 
 Money- iiROKKH, Miin-i-briJk-cr, n. a muni-qanjer. 
 .MoNEYCiiANOEE, Miin-i-<;anj-er, n. a broker in 
 Moneyed, Miin-id, a. riq in muni. [muni. 
 
 Moneyless, Miin-i-le*, a. wonti^ muni; peniles. 
 MoNEY-scKiVKNEE, Miin-i-.skriv-ner, n. wun hcb 
 
 mzi'Z uiiini t'lr u tcrz. 
 Money'sworth, .Miin-iz-wurt, fi. sumtig wurt dc 
 
 kiict; ful valyn. 
 MoNOER. Miij)-Rt>r, n. a drier; a sclcr. 
 MoNUREL, .Miio-grcl, a. ov a miks't brrd. 
 MoNUUKL, Miii)->;rel, n. eni tio ov a mik.'t brrd. 
 MoNiLlKORM, .Mu-nil-i-forra, a. f»rmd l|k a neklas. 
 Monition, .Mo-niJ-on, n. a hint: admunijon; in- 
 
 fiiriiinjiin; in.strukjon; wornifl. 
 MoNiTiVE, M6n-i-tiv, a. adm6nitQri: instniktiv. 
 Monitor, M6n-i-tor, n. wun ho adm6nijez or 
 
 womx; wun \xa> obz^rvz or inntnikt^ -stiidcnts; a 
 
 jpf Jtx ov lizard or 8orian in a fosil stat. 
 Monitoriai., Mon-i-tu-ri-al, a. rclntig tu a mon- 
 itor. 
 MoNiTOBT. M6n-i-to»-ri, a. pivip admanijon or 
 
 in.itrukjon; trqifl or tot mi'ityi^ali, or bj moni- 
 tor!. [instriSktres. 
 MoNiTREAS, MiSn-i-tres, n. a frmal monitor; uu 
 MoNiTRiX. Mon-i-trik.", n. a frmal monitor; a 
 
 lui.nitnv. 
 .Monk, Mupk, ». wun ov a rrlijus komqniti, wid- 
 
 dr>u from jcneral intcrkun wid dr wurld; wun 
 
 livi() in u m6na.<iteri. 
 Monkery. Miigk-or-i, n. (tr lif andntatora magk. 
 Monkey, Miig-ki, n. a kwodnbmanus animal, 
 
 havig a log tal: an np; a babvfin;— a maj^n for 
 
 drjvijiliiri r;!r int'i de ?rt. 
 Monkey y :\i-ki-fl's-er, ». a plant; a 
 
 yprjrz • [ki. 
 
 MonKeyi-m. ,. /-iij,«.dr kwolitioro mug- 
 SloNK-riau, Mugk-ti/, n. a fij rri^mblig a mugkj 
 
 ksl. 
 Monkhood, Mttgk-hud, *». At ttat or a magk. 
 Monkish, Miiijk-i/, a, manistik; pert«Dig ta 
 
 luugk.i. 
 
 MoNK's-nooD, Mdgkt-hud, n. a Mtanial plant. 
 Monks RUL'bAKu, Mugk»-nf>-b<^, n. pa/cDB- 
 
 duk. 
 Monk'h-beam, M(iok»-8em, n. a wm mad bj laig 
 dr i>elvuiez uv Mtlz bvcr wun anAdcr, and M^ig 
 dein on Lot *idz. 
 .MoNOCARfoN, .Mon-a-kdr-poD, n. a plant dat p4r- 
 
 ijez otter Imvin wunii liurn fnliL. 
 MoNOCARPOUU, Mon-o-k''(r-pu«,«. b^rig wun liggl 
 
 fnijt; b^rig Iribt wun^ unli. 
 MoNOCEROB, Mo-n6»-e-nNi, n. dr yi^iknm; a kon- 
 
 stela/on. 
 .MoNOCHORD, M6n-o-kord, n. an iutraiment ot 
 
 wunHtrii): a hqrmonikul kanon. 
 MuNoc'iiuoMATic, .Mon-u-kru-mit-ik, a. havif) 
 
 but wun kulor; nutig a R]>rjrz ov lamp givig a 
 
 yelo Ijt. 
 Monochrome, Mdn-o-krum, n. a pantig 6ksc- 
 
 kiited in a xiggl kulor. 
 .Monocotyledon, .Mun-u-kot-i-K-don, n. a plant 
 
 hiivig unli wun t^rd-lub; dndujen. 
 MONOCOIYLEDOXOCH, MoD-u-kot-i-lM-o-nus, a. 
 
 liiiviy but wun std-lob. 
 Monocracy, .Ma-nok-ra-oi, n. a guvemment b{ 
 
 wun ponMjn. [monark. 
 
 Monocrat, .Mon-o-krat, n. wun hat ra>lz alun; a 
 .Monocular, Mo-nok-yn-lur, / a. wun-jd: havig 
 .Monocllocs. .Mo-nok-yn-lu.-', i onli wun [. 
 .MoNoccLK, M6n-o-ki^l, n. an insekt havig onli 
 
 wun j. 
 .Monocllus, Mo-n6k-yTi,-lu8, n. [Z.] pi. )l£>-D6k- 
 
 yii-l|: an animal or insekt havig but wun ]; a 
 
 monukql. 
 MoNODELPU, M6n-<3-delf, n. {Zj»1.) a mamal 
 
 hwi(; brigz'furt itd yun in so matqr a stat, at 
 
 not tu rtkwjr de proteicjon ov a pisi}. 
 MoNODisT, Mon-o-diat, n. wun hii> eioi or ut«ni 
 
 a n6nodi. 
 MoNODON, M6n-c>-doD, n. {Zooi.} At st-ynni- 
 
 korn; de nqrhwal. 
 MoNODRAMATic, .Mon-o-dra-mat-ik, a. rrlati;) 
 
 tu ini'inu<inim. 
 MoNODRAME, Mon-o-dram, n. a dramatik per- 
 
 torinun.>* bj onli wun {lorson. 
 .Monody, .M6n-a-di, n. a poem or sog sug b] wun 
 
 jM-nion, tu ck^pnid bis gref or fclig. 
 .MoNcECiA, Mo-ni-/i-a, n. {Ji<-t.) a kla« ov planta 
 
 hwitj hav ><t«nu'nz and pi:itili, in scparat ilien, 
 
 (•n de sum indivulyqiil. 
 MoNdCious, .Mo-ne-Jus a. </f'-r.) havig dr won 
 
 sekx in wun filler, und de udcr in andder. 
 MoNOGAM, Mon-o-gam, n. {Jiot.) a plant hwi^ 
 
 buz but wun finer. 
 .Monogamist, Mo-n6g-a-mi<t, n. wun bib diaalii 
 
 si'kond mnrijez. 
 .Monogamy, Mu-nog-a-mi, n. marij or wun wjf 
 
 onli, or dr kondijon or rrstrant ov not mariig a 
 
 sckond wjf after At det ov dr fyr^t, 
 Monooasteic, Mon-o-gaa-thk, a. harig but won 
 
 vtutnak. 
 .Monogram, Mon-o-grara, n. wun karakteror»ifer: 
 
 a kiir.ikter kompMulod ov .«cverBl let<Tz. 
 .Monograph, Mon-o-graf, n. an ak'snt ov a siggi 
 
 tig. 
 MoNOORAFHT, Mo-n6g-r»-fi, n. a drskripjon or 
 
 reprrzontnjon dron in l^ni widit kulora. 
 MoNooYN, .Mon-o-jin, h. {Hot.} a plant hari^ 
 
 onli wun !<til or stigma. 
 Monolith, Nion-u-lit, n. an obelisk or m6njii- 
 
 ment f-irnid ov a ■■ijuil -"ttjn. 
 MoNOLOGiE, Mon-o-iog, n. a solilukwi. 
 MoNOMACHT, Mu-n6m-a-ki, m. a diiel; a nggi 
 
 koinbat. 
 Monomania, Mon-o mii-ni-<i, «. inaaniU no wna 
 
 subjrkt unli. dr min.i brig in a^»»nd flat wid 
 
 rtap4kt tu uder inatcn.
 
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 MONOMK, M6n-om, n. a kwontiti havig but wun 
 
 nam. 
 MONOPATHY, McD-nop-a-ti, n. solitari suferig. 
 MONOPETALOUS, MoD-cD-pet-a-lus, a. havig but 
 
 wun petal er lef. 
 Monopolist, Mo-nop-o-list, n. wun boo mcDnop- 
 
 oljzez; an engroser. 
 Monopolize, Mo-nop-o-ljz, v. t. tixi bj up so az 
 
 tu be de onli purqaser and seler; tu engros. 
 Monopolizer, Mo-nop-o-ljz-er, n. a monopolist. 
 Monopoly, Mo-nop-o-li, n. ds ekskh^siv pozejon 
 
 ov eni tig: sol rjt ov selig er pozesig. 
 MONOPTEEAL, Mo-nop-tg-ral, a. havig but wun 
 
 wig, jenerali apljd tu a serkii,lar bildig, wid wun 
 
 wig, and a rdof suported onli bj pilarz. 
 MONOPTEEON, Mo-n6p-t£-ron, n. a. tempi, er edi- 
 
 fis, konsistig ov a serki^lar kolonad, suportig a 
 
 dom, wid'st eni enklozig wel, and konsckwentli 
 
 wid'st ds sel dat d^r iz in uder templz. 
 MONOPTOLE, Mon-op-tol, n. a n'sn yv^zd onli in 
 
 wun kas. 
 MoNOPYRENOUS, Mon-o-pir-E-Dus, a. havig but 
 
 wun kernel. 
 MONOEHYME, M6n-o-rjm, n. a kompozijon in 
 
 hwiq el de Ijnz end wid de sam rjm. 
 MoNOSEPALOus, Mon-o-sep-a-lus, a. {But.) havig 
 
 onli wun sepal. [sed. 
 
 MoNOSPERMOus, Mon-o-sper-mus, a. havig a siggl 
 MONOSPHEEiCAL, Mon-o-sfer-i-kal, a. konsistig 
 
 ov er havig a siggl sfer. [vers. 
 
 MoNOSTiCH, M6n-o-stik, n. a kompozijon ov wun 
 MoNOSTROPHic, Mon-Q-strof-ik, a. havig but wun 
 
 sort ov stanza; fre from de restrant ov eni par- 
 
 tikyi|lar meter er fermig but wun grat stanza. 
 Monosyllabic, Mon-o-si-lab-ik, j a. havig 
 
 MoNOSYLLABiCAL, Mon-o-si-lab-i-kal, j onli wun 
 
 silabl. 
 Monosyllable, M6n-o-sil-a-bl, n. a. wurd ov 
 
 onli wun silabl. 
 Monothalman, Mon-o-tal-man, n. a yij^nivalv 
 
 Jel, hwiq haz but wun qamber er sel. 
 Monotheism, M6n-o-te-iz-m, n. a belef in onli 
 
 wun God. [oteizm. 
 
 MoNOTHEiST, Mon-o-te-ist, n. a. belever in mon- 
 MoNOTONE, M6n-o-ton, n. yn,nifermiti ov S"8nd; 
 
 a siggl ke er mi^zikal s'snd; — a ton in speq hwiq 
 
 variz litl from wun muzikal ke. 
 MONOTOxiCAL, Mon-o-ton-i-kal,* a. havig an un- 
 
 varid S'snd; monotonz. 
 Monotonous, Mo-not-o-nus, a. havig monotoni; 
 
 wontig varjeti in kadens; yq,niferm in s-snd. 
 Monotony, Mo-not-o-ni, n. yunifermiti ov s^nd 
 
 er ton; an erksum samnes in spekig. 
 Monotriglyph, Jlon-o-trj-glif, n. {ArcTi.} suq 
 
 an interkolumniajon in de Porik erder az brigz 
 
 onli wun trjglif over it. 
 MoNOXYLON, Mo-noks-i-lon, n. a bot mad ov a 
 
 siggl pes ov wud. 
 MoNSEiGNEUE, Mon-san-yer, n. [i'/'.] a tjtl givn 
 
 in Frans, bef(fir de revoh|^Jon, tu At defin; elso 
 
 a tjtl ov kurtesi, hwiq woz prefikst tu de tjtlz 
 
 ov di^^ks and perz, qrqbijups and sum uder egz- 
 
 elted personajer, and yi^zd in adresig dem. 
 Monsieur, Mo-sA, «. [!>.] pi. MeJ-urz, ser, de 
 
 kompelajon ov a Frenq jentlman; de tjtl ov de 
 
 Frenq kigz oldest bruder. Se {Measiettrs.} 
 Monsoon, Mon-sdbn, «. a periodikal wind, beig a 
 
 modifikajon ov de trad-windz in de Arabian 
 
 and Indian sez. [ibl. 
 
 MoNSTEE, Mon-ster, n. sumtig unnatyi^ral or hor- 
 MONSTROSiTY, Mon-stros-i-ti, «. de stat ov beig 
 
 monstrus. [ig. 
 
 Monstrous, M6n-strus, a. unnatyqral; stranj; Jok- 
 MONSTEOUSLY, M6n-strus-li, ad. Jokigli; horibli. 
 MoNSTEOUSNESS, Mon-strus-nes, n. monstrositi. 
 MoNTANic, Mon-tan-ik, a. relatig tu m'sntenz. 
 
 MoNTANiSM, M6n-ta-niz-m, v. de tenets ov Mon- 
 tanus, a Frijian ov de sekond senturi, hot) pre- 
 tended tu a ni], revelajon. 
 
 MoNTANiST, M6n-ta-nist, n. a foloer ov Montanus. 
 
 MoNTANiSTiCAL, Mou-ta-nis-ti-kal, a. belogig tu 
 de Montanists. [ov Montanus. 
 
 MoNTANizE, Mon-ta-njz, v. i. tu folo de opinyonz 
 
 MoNTANT, Mon-tant,* n. a term in fensig; an up- 
 rjt pes in a sistem ov framig. 
 
 MoNTEM, Mon-tem, n. de nam ov an anjent kus- 
 tom, stil prevalent amiig de skolarz ov 8ton 
 Kolej, Iggland, hwiq kunsists in dq,r prosedig 
 everi terd yer on Hwit Tvi,zda, tu a ti\mii,lus 
 ner de Bat rod, and egzaktig muni fer salt, az it 
 iz keld, fromel personz prezent er paserz bj. — 3e 
 mlt muni iz givn tu de kapten, er senyor skolar, 
 tu asist in defraig hiz ekspensez at de yt|,ni- 
 versiti. 
 
 MoNTETH, Mon-tet, n. a vesel fer wojig glasez, so 
 namd from de inventor. 
 
 Month, Munt, ji. wun ov de twelv divijonz ot de 
 yer; de spas ov for weks: de kalender munfc haz 
 30 er 31 daz, eksept Febrcoari, hwiq haz 28, and 
 in lep yer 29; — de solar munt nerli 30)^ daz; de 
 hinar, de tjm ov de revoltiJon ov de mom, ab'st 
 29>2' daz. 
 
 Monthly, Munt-li, a. hapnig everi munt. 
 
 Monthly, Miint-li, ad. wuns in a munt. 
 
 Month's-mind, Miints-mjnd, n. a selebrajon in 
 remembrans ov a desest person, a munt after hiz 
 deses, praktist in fermer tjmz; — an eger dezjr er 
 logig. [mineral. 
 
 Monticellite, Mon-ti-sel-jt, n. {Mm.} a yelo 
 
 Monticulate, Mon-tik-yi^-lat, a. havig litl pro- 
 jekjonz er hilz. 
 
 Montoir, Mon-twer, n. a ston er blok yti,zd fer 
 asistig in m'sntig a hers. 
 
 Monument, M6n-yi|-ment, n. a struktyn,r er de- 
 vjs plast az a memorial ov a person desest, er ov 
 a remqrkabl event; a memorial; remembranserj 
 a tflom; a senotaf . 
 
 Monumental, Mon-yn,-ment-al, a. memorial; se 
 piilkral. [morial. 
 
 Monumentally, Mon-yq,-m6nt-al-i, ad. in me- 
 
 Moo, Ma),J V. i. tu mak de nerz ov a 'ks; tu lo; 
 [imitated from^de s'snd.] 
 
 Mood, Mcod, n. temper er stat ov mjnd; dispozi- 
 Jon; ferm; — de manor ov konji^gatig verbz. In 
 IggliJ Gramar, d^rqr komonli reknd fjv moudz er 
 modz, de infinitiv, indikativ, imperativ, poten- 
 Jal and subjugktiv. 
 
 Moodily, MAd-i-li, ad. sadli; pensivli: pevijli. 
 
 Moodiness, Mctd-i-nes, n. pevijnes; veksajon. 
 
 Moody, MAd-i, a. ■st ov yr^mor; pevij; sad; pensiv. 
 
 Moon, Moon, n. de qanjig li\minari ov de njt; de 
 sateljt ov de ert; — a sateljt ov a prjmari planet; 
 de period ov de revohiJon ov de moon, er de tjm 
 from wun ni^ mcnn tu aniider; a li^najon; a 
 munt. {Fort.) Hqf-mwn, a kresent, er a strukt- 
 y\\T or ist wurk rezemblig a kresent in ferm. 
 
 Moonbeam, Mtfjn-bem, n. a ra ov Iqnar Ijt. 
 
 Mooncalf, M(Jbn-kqf, n. a monster; a dolt. 
 
 Mooneyed, Mdin-jd, a. dim-jd; purbljnd. 
 
 Moonish, Mif)n-iJ,* a. Ijk de moon; variabl; mconi. 
 
 Moonless, Mc6n-les, a. not enljtnd bj de mcDn. 
 
 Moonlight, Mifm-ljt, n. de Ijt ov de nuon. 
 
 Moonlight, Mcf>n-ljt, a. illuminated bj de mcbn. 
 
 Moonshine, McGn-Jjn, n. de luster er Ijt ov de 
 main. 
 
 Moonshiny, M(&n-Jj-ni, a. nominated bj de mcon. 
 
 Moonstone, Mcbn-ston, n. a spejez ov felspqr; 
 adyqlaria. 
 
 Moonstruck, Mcon-struk, a. afekted bj de mCbn. 
 
 Moony, Mdbn-i, a. hinated; havig a kresent. 
 
 Moor, Moir, ». u mqrj; a fen; a bog; — a nativ ov 
 Bqrbari in Afrika; a blakamvr.
 
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 Moor, M<iir, v. t. and t. tu faitn b{ aokors;— tu 
 
 ht llkit. 
 MooKAUK, Mt£ir-aj, n. a plas or atu/uii fur imtrio. 
 UooK-cucK, >U>r-kuk, n. dr. luul uv de imbr-beu. 
 MouH-OAiit:, .Mti>r-KHin, n. rt-d t^um; f(rn«. 
 Mouu-IIK.N', Mifcr-heii, ri. u «|ir/ir ov gruH. 
 MouKiNuit, M<t>r-io^ '•■ p/- u^jki^rz, (;unz, kt., lad 
 
 aknit a harljor ur river, tu koiiljn a Jip. 
 MuoRiHH, Miiir-iJ, ii. fvui; iiii(r/i; — deiiutig Motrx. 
 Moorland, MiLr-lund, ». a uiqrj; u fen; woteri 
 
 (frit lid. 
 MouiUTu.vE, MiLr-ston, n. a bwjtij kjud ur granit. 
 MooRY, MJjr-i, a. inqrji; feni; wutcri. 
 MuoHK, i\iSi.i, II. de IqrjeDt animul ov de dcr-kjnd. 
 Mouiitwouu, .Mif>.^-wud, n. a Hpr/fz ov mapl; 
 !(tri|>e<l imi|il. [atutiy de Turku. 
 
 Moo8T.\Bii>, MiM-ta-bed, n. a hj jirrst or qef luoln 
 Moot, .Mubt, r. t. tu di.ikds; tu debut; tu pled in 
 
 u tui.k km, or for ck.-iersjz. 
 Moot, Miot, r. i. tu qrjui ujx'm a supuzd km. 
 Moot, .Nlojt, a. dinp^tuljl; unsedd: uz, a r/not kas. 
 MooTABLE, Mifit-)i-bl, a. dat ma be tuojted. 
 Mootkr. Mifit-er, n. a dispqter ov lujjl jxTnts. 
 MooTi.N'O, .MXt-i(), II. ek-teniiz ov plediy u uiok koz. 
 Mop, Mop, n. a yqtensil for klenif) fluns, As, 
 Mop, .Mop, r. t. tu rub or klen wid a mop. 
 Mopt, Mup,^ r. t. tu be stqpid ur dul; tu dnsz. 
 MoPK. Mo|>,^ n. a drun: a sti(pid, .'piritles {iv'rson. 
 MoPK-KYKD, .Mup-jd. a. Jort-sited. 
 Mopish. Mup-i/.J a. spiritles; inat^ntiv; dej^kted. 
 MoPi)>iiNLK8, .M(jp-iJ-ne.t,^ n. drjekjon: inaktiviti. 
 MoPLAii, .Mi)p-la, n. a )lab6mcLan ov Malabar. 
 Moppet, Mop-ot,! i .11 . 
 
 MOI-8EV, .Mop-.i.: i "• *» P"P«': <^ '^"'= « «'■■■'• 
 Moral, .Mur-ai, a. rrlatio tu ra/onal beigz, and 
 d^r dqiiz tu e«j uder, ax rjt or rojj; relutig tu 
 muraliti; ubiigajun in ii^ natyiir; ."ubjekt tu a 
 moral lo; aktsntabl; voluntari; vi/rtyiiu;!: just; 
 oneft; probabi; «u|iurtcd bi dr kii'<toUMri kor.s 
 ov tiijx; az, mirral »vrtenti, tn^ral cvidcns, a 
 m"ral ({rf,\\ivn;\i\.. <lt nurral lo, de lo ov de Ten 
 Komuiidmeut.i, in distigk/on from de seremoni- 
 al lo. 
 Moral, M6r-al, n. de instrukjon ov a fabl, &s. 
 Moraliht, M6r-al-ist, n. a teqer ov momlz: a 
 
 moral man. 
 Morality, .Mu-ral-i-ti, n. dt doktrin or praktis 
 ov de dqliz ov bqman Ijf; moruiz; etiks; vortyq: 
 de kwoliti ov an akjon az e.stimtited b| a !<tand- 
 ard ov rjt and rog. An uld kjud ov dmmu, in 
 hwii; de vi-rtyuz and vj.-ici wer jx;rsonifjd. 
 MoRALiZATib.v, Mor-al-i-ta-Jun, n. mural reflek- 
 
 Jon. 
 Moralize, M6r-al-iz, r. t. tu aplj or eksplan in a 
 moral .■<en». [subjokti. 
 
 Moralize, .Mor-al-jx, r. 1. tu diskurs on moral 
 Mohalizer, Mor-al-jz-cr, n. wun h<ij m6ral(zez. 
 Morally. M6r-al-i, ad. in an ctikal or moral 
 
 maner. 
 Morals, .M6r-ali, ». pi. At praktin ov de dqtiz 
 
 ov l{f: muraliti; etiks. 
 MoRAM, Mu-raii, n. a fen: a bog; a moir; a mqrj. 
 MoKAMT, .Mu-ra.i-i, a. nxDriJ; mqr/i; feni. 
 Moravian. Mu-ra-ri-aa, a. wan ov de Yi^nited 
 
 Hredren. 
 Morbid, .Morbid, a. dii/id; (ikli; il; unicvnd. 
 MORBIDEZZA. .Mnr-bi-ddx-a, a. [A.] {/'ainlino} 
 Doftiii-^ and di^likani ov 81(1. [bid. 
 
 Morbidity, Mor-bid-i-ti, «. dr Ktat ov brig mor- 
 Mohiiidlv. M<>r-bid-li, aJ. in a morbid maner. 
 MORBID.NESR, Mtir-bid-nci, n. de iital ov brig 
 morbid. 
 
 MoRBiric, Mor-blf-ik, > . , . .. . 
 
 MoRBinCAL. Mor-bif-i-kal, I *• «««'0 <>i»£i. 
 MoRBiLLOi'8, Mor-bil-u', a. harig de karakter 
 or d£ aprraiu or de mezli. 
 
 .MORBOHK, Mor-b<l»(,* a. diiiid; morbid; not halM. 
 
 .Mori EAf, .Mor -■hj, h. [Fr.\ a awul pes; a marML 
 
 .MoRDACioLa, .Mur-du-Juj, a. b^iig; aJuid. 
 
 Mordacity, Mor-da«-i-ti, / . ■ .. ••.. 
 
 MORDICASCY, M.-.r-di-kiin .1. 1 "• <> ''^"O ''**'•"• 
 
 MouDA.MT, .M.ir-daiii, a. I 
 
 Mordant, .Miir-dant, n. ;;, 
 
 bwi(^ kombjuz wid aii'l : . _ .\ 
 
 for lik^ig Kuldlef. 
 
 MoRDK'ATio.N, Mur-di-kA-JuD, n. de akt ov kor- 
 udig or b{tig. 
 
 .More, Mur, a. [komp. uv nifni, tnui;, and *nm;\ 
 gruter in number or kwontiti; adud; adijuoal. 
 
 More, .Mar, ad. tu a grater degre; ag«u. A'u 
 iitijr, iiu logger; not agen. It iz J\\tA htlia 
 adjektivz tu form de kum|>aralir degrj. 
 
 .Mure, .Mur, n. a grater kwuntiti or degre; grater 
 ili-;;re': gniler tig: uder tig. lU-nx, k*. 
 
 .MoEEE.i, .Mu-ren, n. a kjiid ov ituf yqzd for kur- 
 
 .MoUKL, .Mij-rel, II. u ]i!aiit; u tuggud or uju/ra<m 
 yqzd in graviz, ikijpi, &.*.: a kjnd uv <;eri; murbld. 
 
 .MoRELAND, Mur-laud, n. a m'8nt«uu4 er bill 
 kuiitri. 
 
 .MoRELLO, Mo-r^l-t), H. a spe/ez or a«id, ji^si qeri. 
 
 More majorum. .Mure ma-ju-rum, [Z.J "after 
 At iiiiiuer ov ur aiwwtorz." [olso. 
 
 MoUKOVEK. .Mor-u-vor, ad. be^jdz; over and abdr; 
 
 .MoKLiK, Muj-re-ik, 1 a. dun after de 
 
 MoKwyuE, Mo-resk, [/>.] i maner ov de Mibn; 
 Moiri/;— apljd tu fan:<i omaincnt, in pantig and 
 skulptynr, ov foliuj, fWen, froiUi, As. 
 
 MoRESguE, .Mu-resk, n. {I'aintiifj) a spejex ov 
 ornamental puiitig, in hwii; fuliuj, frdut.-', flsen. 
 As., qr kumbjnd bj ^iprigig ut uv eij uder, f^rst 
 ]>nikti:it b{ de Mj>rz. 
 
 Morganatic, Mor-ga-nat-ik, a. apljd tu a marij, 
 uderwjz kold u ujt-haiuitd marij. (I Morga- 
 n.itik marij iz wuu betweu a man uv sq|ierior, 
 and a wuman uv inferior ragk, in hwiij it ii 
 ."tipjqlatcd dat de later and ber<jildren Jal not 
 cnj»r de ragk, nor inberil de (>ozeJunz ov hfr 
 buzbaiid. Jqrk. 
 
 MoROAT, .M.'>r-ga, «. de ruf h'sndfij; a gpejrz ov 
 
 MoROL'E, .^lorg, n. [/v.] a pla.-!, az in meni Kreng 
 tisiiz, hwnr budil uv pt-rsonx fund ded qr ekj- 
 iKJzd, in order tu be rvkognizd and ond b( d\c 
 freiidz. 
 
 .MoRiL, .M6r-il, n. a mujr>i>m ov de six ov a wolnnt. 
 
 .MoRiLLOX, .Mo-ril-on, n. {(Jmith.) a ItX or dc 
 duk kjnd. 
 
 .Morion, Mu-ri-on, n. a helmet: qrmur for de bed. 
 
 .MoRisco, Mo-ris-ko, n. a .Mibri/ dand or danser; 
 
 luori'-dan.": -MoiriJ laggwnj. 
 Mormon, M-'ir-mon, /». {Omith.) a Jort-wigd, 
 web-luted byrd, komonli kold pu/in;—a nam 
 ov a rcliju.-t sekt dat fyret a|ierd in de Yqnjted 
 Stat.s abut 1H;10. funded bj Juzef .<mit, buo wui 
 murderd in ISH. 
 Morn, .Mom, n. de f^rat pqrt or dz da; de memig. 
 
 Morning. .Mom-ig, n. dr fernt pqrt ov de da. from 
 12 oklok at njt til 12 at miin: de Ijin from don 
 tu de end ov de f^nl furt pqrt ov de «uux dali 
 kur< abiiv de hurixon; de t^m bef6r dinen dc 
 ?rli pqrt. [d«. 
 
 .MoR.NiNO, Miim-in, a. brig in dr frli part or de 
 
 MoRNiNo-oowN, Mtim-ig-gsn, n. an uodrei gtm 
 for dr mornig. 
 
 Morning STAR, Mi»m-ig-stqr, ». dc planci Venn*. 
 
 Morocco, .Mo-rok-u, n. a fjn »»rt ov ledcr, ao 
 k'lld from its brig f^rst prrmrd in .Muniku. 
 
 Morocco, .Mu-ruk-o, a. rclaiig tu Muroku or a 
 kjnd ov leder. ikjod. 
 
 Moron, .Nlu-ron, n. an animal or dr •alamJuidar 
 
 .MoRONE, Mij-run, n. de kulor or At aaqp mal- 
 bcri; a drp kiimin.
 
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 Morose, Mo-ros, a. s-sr ov temper: pEviJ; suleu. 
 Morosely, Mo-rws-li, ad. s-«rli; pevijli. 
 MOROSENESS, McD-rus-nes, n. STtrnes; pgvijnes; se- 
 
 veriti. 
 MoROxiTE, M6r-oks-jt, n. [Z.] {Min} a nativ 
 
 fosfat ov Ijm ov a mulberi kulor. 
 MOROXYLATE, Mo-rolis-i-lat, n. {CJiem.) a selt 
 
 fermd ov moroksilik asid and a bas. 
 MOROXYHC, Mor-oks-il-ik, n. {C/um.} ncatii) an 
 
 asid proki'ird from de hwjt mulberi. 
 MORPHEW, Mer-fq, n. a skurf on dt fas. 
 MORPHEW, Mor-fix, T. t. tia kuver wid skurf. 
 Morphia, Mer-fi-a, n. {C/iem.} de narkotik 
 
 prinsipl ov opium; a substans ekstrakted from 
 
 opium; morfgn. 
 Morphine, Mor-fsn, n. {Ckem.y a narkotik sub- 
 stans dgrjvd from opium; merfia. 
 Morphology, Mor-fol-o-ji, ». {Bot.} dat pqrt 
 
 ov ds sjens ov botani hwiq trgts ov ds metamer- 
 
 fosis ov erganz. 
 MoKRHUA, M6r-i|-a, n. a jenus ov fijez hwiq 
 
 inkhi,dz de kodfij. 
 Morris, M6r-is, n. a kind ov pla; moris-dans. 
 Morris-dance, M6r-is-dans, «. a McoriJ dans, in 
 
 hwiq belz wer fikst tia de fet. JV/n menz maris, 
 
 a kjnd ov pla wid njn holz in de grsnd. 
 Morrow, M6r-o, n. de da after de prezent. — 
 
 Tumorc}, ad. and n. on de da after dis kiirent 
 
 da; de da after dis da. [rejonz. 
 
 Morse, Mers, n. a se-hers er wolrus ov de flrktik 
 Morsel, Mer-sel, n. a m-stful; a pes; a bit; a mel. 
 MoRT, Mert, n. a tn,n at de det ov de gam. 
 Mortal, Mor-tal, a. subjekt tu det; dedli; fatal; 
 
 kezir) det; not venial; — hitman; ekstrem: vjolent. 
 Mortal, Mer-tal, n. a man; a hvi,man beiji. 
 Mortality, Mor-tal-i-ti, n. de stat ov beii) mer- 
 tal, er ov beig subjekt tu det; det; frekwensi ov 
 
 det; destrukjon; number ov dets in proporjon 
 
 tu popj'n,laJon; — hi],man natyi^r. 
 MoRTALizE, Mer-tal-jz,* v. t. tu mak mertal. 
 Mortally, Mor-tal-i, ad. hoplesli; fatali; eks- 
 
 tremli. 
 Mortar, Mer-tar, n. a vesel in hwiq substansez 
 
 qr p-snded; — a kanon fer troii) bumz; — sement 
 
 yqzd in bildiij wid brik er ston. 
 Mortgage, Mdr-gaj, w. {Law} a plej; a grant ov 
 
 an estat or properti tu a kreditor, az SEkqriti 
 
 fer de pament ov a det til de det iz pad; de stat 
 
 ov beir) plejd. 
 Mortgage, Mor-gaj, v. t. tm plej az sekTi,riti. 
 Mortgagee, Mer-ga-je, n. a person tu hmm a 
 
 morgaj iz givn. 
 Mortgageor, Mor-gaj-er, n. {Law) wun hco givz 
 
 a mergaj ; korelativ ov mergajr. 
 Mortgager, Mer-ga-jcr, n. wunhoogivz a mergaj. 
 Mortiferous, Mor-tif-er-us, a. fatal; dedli; de- 
 
 striiktiv. 
 Mortification, Mer-ti-fi-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 mertifjii); de stat ov beig mertifjd; a gaijgren; 
 
 hi|miliaJon. [vekst. 
 
 Mortified, Mer-ti-fjd, p. a. subdi^d; humbld; 
 MoRTiFiEDNESS, Mer-ti-f j-ed-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 beii) mertifid. 
 MoRTiFiER, iler-ti-fj-er, n. wun hcD mertifjz. 
 Mortify, Mer-ti-f j, i'. t. tu afekt wid gaijgren; 
 
 tu subdi^; tu humbl; tu depres; tu Jagren. 
 Mortify, Mer-ti-f j, v. i. tu garigren; tu be sub- 
 diid. [tifj. 
 
 Mortifying, Mor-ti-fj-ii), pp. a. tendii) tu mer- 
 Mortise, Mer-tis, n. a. hoi kut in wud fer a ten- 
 on, [in. 
 Mortise, Mer-tis, v. t. tu kut er mak a mortis 
 Mortmain, Mort-man, 7i. {Law} an alyenajon ov 
 
 landz and tenements; — an unalyenabl estat. 
 Mortuary, Mert-yn,-a-ri, n. a berial plas ; — 
 {Law} a gift left at det tu a qurq or klerjiman. 
 
 Mortuary, Mert-yq-a-ri, a. belojjiy ta sepulttir. 
 
 Mouus, Mo-rus, n. [L.] {Bot.} a jenus ov plants, 
 ov hwiq dq,r qr meni varietiz; de mulberi-tre. 
 Mijrui mvltil-bUs, a spejez ov mulberi-tre, kul- 
 tivatcd for fediij de silk-wurm. 
 
 Morvant, Mer-vant, n. a spejez ov Jep. 
 
 Mosaic, iMo-za-ik, n. a spejez ov reprezentajon 
 ov objekts, bj menz ov veri mini^t pesez ov kul- 
 ord glus, er ov stonz er peblz, ov diferent kulorz, 
 ki^rfuli inlad. 
 
 ilosAic, Mo-za-ik, / a. relatii) tu Mozez, de 
 
 Mosaical, Mo-za-i-kal, \ Hebrin legiver, or hiz 
 rjtiijz and institi^jonz; — notii) a pantii) or repre- 
 zentajon ov objekts in smel peblz, koklz, &s. 
 
 MosAiCWORK, Mo-za-ik-wurk, n. an imitajon ov 
 a pantii), in peblz, mqrblz, tjlz, er Jelz ov difer- 
 ent kulorz. [blii) de Jami. 
 
 MoscHus, M6s-kus, n. {Zool.} an animal rezem- 
 
 MosELLE, Mo-zel, u. a spejez ov hwjt Jerman wjn. 
 
 Moslem, Mos-lem, n. a Musulmau: a Mahometan. 
 
 MososAURUS, Mo-so-se-rus, n. { tieoL} de fosil 
 remiinz ov a grat animal isnd ner Mestrikt, in 
 Beljium. [wurjip. 
 
 MosQUE, Mosk, n. a Mahometan tempi or j)las ov 
 
 Mosquito, Mos-ke-to, ». a smel, trublsum iusekt; 
 a kind ov nat. It iz variusli ritn, {mosquito, 
 mt(.'<qinto, musqiieto, inusketoe,) &s. 
 
 Moss, Mos, n. a famili ov plants, wid lefi stemz, 
 and naro, simpl levz; eni mini\t, smel levd, krip- 
 togamik plant, suq az groz on trez, roks, &s.; a 
 
 Jloss, JIos, i\ t. tu kuver wid mos. [liqen. 
 
 Moss- BANK, Mos-baijk, n. a baijk kuverd wid mos. 
 
 MossGROWN, !M6s-gron, a. kuverd wid mos. 
 
 Mossiness, M6s-i-nes, n. de stat ov beii) kuverd 
 wid mos. [or pet mos. 
 
 Moss-land, M6s-land, n. land abTsudiij wid mos 
 
 Moss-ROSE, Mos-roz, ». a bq,tiful kjnd ov roz, so 
 namd from its mos-ljk pi^besens. 
 
 Moss-trooper, Mos-trc6p-er, n. a bandit; wun ov 
 a rebclyus klas ov pepl in de nert ov Iggland 
 hO) livd bj rapin. 
 
 Mossy, M6s-i, a. overgron er kuverd wid mos. 
 
 Most, Most, a. {niperl. ov meni and mugf\ grat- 
 est in number; gratest in kwontiti. 
 
 Most, Most, ad. in de gratest er hjest degre. It 
 iz j'qzd tu form de sqperlativ degre, insted ov 
 est; az, mast luvli, fer luvliest. 
 
 Most, Most, n. de gratest number er kwontiti. 
 
 Mostly, M6st-li, ad. fer de gratest pqrt; qrfli. 
 
 Mot du guet, Mo-di|-ga, n. [/'r.] a woqwurd. 
 
 iloTE, Mot, 71. a smel pqrtikl ov mater; a spot. 
 
 Mote, Mot, n. must; mjt. [him. 
 
 Motet, Mo-tet, n. \_Fr.\ a kjnd ov sakred Q,r; a 
 
 Moth, Mot, n., pi. Modz: a smel insekt hwig ets 
 klot and fur; a konsi]^mer. 
 
 Moth-eaten, Mot-et-n, a. etn bj modz. 
 
 Mother, Miid-er, n. Je dat haz born ofsprii); a 
 femal pqrent, korelativ tu sun and duter; dat 
 hwiq haz prodi\st cni tii); dat hwiq iz prescded 
 in tjm; az, a muder-qurq tu qapelz; a familyar 
 term (jv adres tu a matron er old wuman; — a 
 tik, sljmi substans fermd in likorz, espejali in 
 vinegar. [er. 
 
 Motherhood, Mud-er-hud, n. de stat ov a mud- 
 
 Mother-in-law, Miid-er-in-le, n. de muder ov 
 a huzband er wjf. 
 
 Motherless, Mud-er-les, a. destitti,! ov a muder. 
 JIothekly, Miid-er-li, ad. rElati:g tu a muder; 
 tender. [de perl-fij. 
 
 MoTHER-OF-PEARL, Miid-er-ov-perl, n. de Jel ov 
 Mother-of-thyme, Miid-er-ov-tjm, n. a plant. 
 iloTfiER-QUEEN, Mud-er-kwEU, 11. de muder ov 
 
 de ranii) kii); kwen-muder. 
 Mother-tongue, Jlud-er-tuij, n. a laggwaj tia 
 hwiq uder laijgwajez o dq,r orijin; wunz natiV 
 Imjgwaj.
 
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 MOTHm-WATEB, Mii<i-or- Wi5-U>r, n. i Ch^m.) At 
 
 T'-i\'lt[ "V <t ■<uljii lioli^Joii dut >lut ii'it kriittal|t. 
 MoTULU WIT, Mtid-cT-wit, n. Dutiv wit; koiuon 
 
 MoTiiKR WOET, Mdd-or-wurt, n. a bicnial plant. 
 MoniKKY, Miid-cr-i, a. ful ov mudcr; itljini. 
 Muni Mi'LLiM, M<'>t-iiiiil-iii, n. a bioniul plant. 
 MoTHV, Mot-i, ». tul <iv iiiodx. 
 MoTluN, Mui-Jun, n. de ukt uv in>tjvig: de akt ov 
 
 ciiiiji|) pin."; gnl: akjon;- a pruixjzul or pru[)Ozi- 
 
 /••n in:iil in <i piiblik U'<Oinbli. 
 Motion, .Mu-Jmi, r. /. tu inuk pro|kDznl; tu nimv. 
 MoTioNLC^, .Mu-J<jn-!i."<, n. bri|) widSt inojon. 
 Motive, Mu-tiv, a. kn/.i|) iiiu/i>n; tomliu tu in^tiv. 
 Motive, Mu-tiv, n. dat liivi<; ilrtcriuin/. dr (jif"; 
 
 rtrii for uktiu; koz; priii.tipl; dfzjii. J/utiv /is>r 
 
 ii dr prujii^Iiu f>jn* bj hwit; tijojon iz obuind. 
 Motlky, .\l>'it-lt, a. luiiKid; uv voriu.'t kulorz. 
 Motouy, Mu-tu-ri, a. givig inojun: loiDvio. 
 Motto, Mit-u, «. [//.] a m-ntomj prefikst tu a 
 
 wiirk, buk, or c^a. 
 MOVLD, Mulil, n. (I k|nd uv kunkrrjon on de top 
 
 or TJt.-'j'l iiv tiyz kept lua/unle.'t and dump: — ^rt; 
 
 upor ntnituin ov crt: iuiu: s«rl; j;r>jiiil in hwiij 
 
 oni tij) icruz:— rnati-rov liwi(j cni tij) iz mnd:— df 
 
 mHtrik' in lnTi(;eni tin iz kdst or rc:>t'vz it8 furin: 
 
 a nKxIul; kant; form; Ac ^i\ti\T or kunt^k^tiir ov 
 
 dr ."kill; — <l Mj>'jt: oz, an [urn inijld. 
 Moi'LD, Mu)ld, r. I. tu ^adi-r nicjld; tu rot. 
 Moi'Lb, Muld, V. t. lu firm: tu Jup: tu model. 
 Moi't.i>ABLK. Muld-a-bi, a. dat uiu be muldod. 
 )(oi'l.l>KR, Muld-er, n. wun ha> uiuldz. 
 Mori.iiMi, MJld-er, r. i. lu be turnd tu dust. 
 Moi LUKK, .Muld-vr, F. t. tu turn tu duit; tu 
 
 kr>iml)l. 
 Moi'LPiNESS, Mu)1d-i-ncs, n. de statovbeig moldi. 
 MoULDi.vo, .Mu>Id-io, n. an ernamiSntal l^n in wud; 
 
 a kaviii or prujokjiin. [mal. 
 
 MouLDWARP, Muld-worp, fi. a mol; a .«moJ ani- 
 Moi'LUV, MiJld-i, a. kuvurd wid, or hnvig maid. 
 Moult, Mult, r. t. tu Jed or ijanj de fi-derz; tu 
 
 lOiZ tederz; tu Jt-d hj^r: tu tun. 
 Moult, Mult, n. a Jcdig ov fedi-rz; moltig. 
 Mot'LTISO, Mtjlt-ig, n. Q Jedifl ov fodcri. [?rt. 
 Mound, .MMnii, n. a nimixirt: a fens; a bagk ov 
 MoUNl>, .NHnd, r. t. tu f>>rlif{ wid u in'snd. 
 Mou.NT, Munt, n. a luxnten- an qrtifijal hil. 
 Mount, Munt, c. i. tu a.<end; tu got on hor-bak. 
 Mount, .Miint, r. t. tu rac aloft; tu asend; tu 
 
 klitn. 
 Mountable, M'snt-a-bl,^ a. dat ma be asvndcd. 
 Mountain', Min-ten, ii. a vust protiiberans ov de 
 
 i;rt; <i vrri Iqrj hil. 
 Mountain, .MSn-ten, a. rrlatiy tu mKntcni. 
 Mountain A8H, M^ntcn-aJ, n. a bi^tiful tre, 
 MouNTAiN-BLUK, Miin-ten-blii, n. u spejei ov 
 
 bill kulor; a kqrbimat ov koper. 
 Mountain-cat, MSin-tcn-kat, n. a ferajus animal; 
 
 a knlum'^nt. [bcrd. 
 
 Mountain-cock, M'sn-tcn-kok, n. a sprjri ov 
 Mountain COKK, M^n-tcn-kork, n. a »|>ejez ov 
 
 a-bivt...«. [evcrgren Jrub. 
 
 Mountain-ebony, M'sn-ton-*b-o-ni, fi. {/i<4.) an 
 MouNTAiNkKK, MtiD-len-er, n. an inbabiunt ov 
 
 dr mxnieni: o nivaj: a fre-hotttcr; a rustik. 
 Met "■ i gren, «. Q «pejes ov 
 
 Mui ' : ii-bet, n. a plant; a 
 
 (Lik-iiiuj. [ov kalroia. 
 
 Mountain LAUKEL, M'in-ten-ltS-roI, n. a «|>c/ei 
 Mountain UAUOOAXr, Min-t«n-in»-h6g-a-ni, n. 
 
 bl.ik-lH-r.;. 
 Mountain-milk. M*n-ton-niilk, «. (Min.) a veri 
 
 »<fi, "ptiiiji v,i :">nat <>v lim. 
 
 UouNTAiNous. ' .1. ful OV muDteni: 
 
 hili; Iqrj ax ni ■ /j. 
 
 MouvTAiNOuRNEm, Mitn-len-u«-ne>, n. At itat or 
 
 brio umui'iiu*. 
 MouNTAiN-KottE, M^n-tfln-fui, n. a plant; a flvor. 
 MouNTAis-HOAP, Mvn-tcn-Mp, n. a »ofi, brsnij, 
 
 uok/u4(jik. <«ub<ian«. 
 
 Mountain TALLOW " ,i 
 
 .MoUNTtllANK, Mn ■, 
 
 U belli; in di: lU'i: :i- 
 
 e>liz and kiirz; u kw,ilk, u J>4rUuu; cut M* pn- 
 
 toiider. lljuatJ. 
 
 Mountebank, Miin-te-batjk, r. /. tu r^t Lj VAa 
 .MouNTKU, Miint-cd, p. a. «te<l on li-ir-Uik; fur- 
 
 iii/t wid gunz; nizd; finijt wid embehjment. 
 MoUNTKii. .Miint-er, n. wun bai m'viiLs. 
 MdUNTiNU, .M'^nt-ip, n. an a.<4>nt; an (-mbelijment. 
 MoiiiN, .Mum, r. i. tu grcv; tu be ^orwtul. 
 .MuuKNru(^ M(!!>rn-ful, v. t. tu grev for; lu la- 
 ment. 
 MouKNEB, M6rn-cr, «. wun hiT, t ' ni^nter. 
 
 .MouiiNKUL, M6rn-ful, a. kozii il;sad. 
 
 .MouttNKULLY, Murn-ful-i, W. m t aoro. 
 
 MouUNKULNESS, .Muru-ful-nes, a. a.ruj; juov grtf. 
 MouKNiNO, -Murn-io, n. tkirci; de decs ov «oru. 
 MouUNiNQ, Murn-ig, pp. a. indikatig !t<iru nr 
 
 grrf. [aprr.in.«. 
 
 MouKNiNOLT, Mum-io-li, atl. wid a ~)rujtul 
 MoUisE, .My.'', II., pi. .Mj.^; u litl animal hwitj iniests 
 
 li'xzez and grunariz. 
 .Muu8E, .M'^z, r. t. and >. tu ti^r in pescz; tu ka^ 
 
 iu|'<: tu be .sii and in.-<idiu8. [a mBs. 
 
 .Mouse-colored, .Mi.t-kul-onl, a. ov de kulor ov 
 Mouse EAR, .M"H.-<-er, ii. u plant wid a duni Irf. 
 .Mouse-hawk, M'^.f-hi>k, n. a hi«k dat dtvisn m|«. 
 .MoLSE-uoLE, .M-iii-hul, (I. <i ."iinol hoi mud b| mj5. 
 .MuusER, .Mi^z-er, II. wun dat ka^^ex m|4 or m'<szcx. 
 .MousE-TKAP, MTSi-tr.ip, n. a trap for ka<;io mjs. 
 Moustache, .Maw-t«iJ, h. \_Fr.] bur on de u per lip. 
 
 .Sc iStuttiuhe.'} 
 MouTU, .Mxf, n., pi. MTtdz; de aperttir in dr hed 
 
 ov a man or an animal at bwit; foxl .- .1 
 
 de vff.s rmjted; — de opnig ov a vc-' 
 
 stra<mcnt ov !<|>eki(j;— a speker, in • y- 
 
 gwaj; krj: vrrs;— dijttorjon ov de miit; rj iiti. 
 
 JJiK in dr m.»f, dejektcd: inortif{d. 
 .MouTU, Milt, p. I. tu s(<ek big: tu v^'if'-rat. 
 Mouth. Msd, r. t. tu utor wid an atektt-d v«r»; 
 
 tu gr|nd in de m'xt; tu sex in de m'st; lu form 
 
 bj dc ni-st; tu iniiiilt. 
 .Mouthed, Mudd, a. fumi/t wid a m'»t; ytiid in 
 
 ki>ui|iuziji>n, az, fTjI-rnvrfi/. [sprker. 
 
 .Mouther, .M'nd-er, h. wun biit m'sdx; an afoktod 
 .Mouthkul, M'^t-ful, H., /'/. Mist-fuiz: az muq 
 
 uz dr ni^t buldz at wuns; a smol kwontili. 
 .Mouth -riECK, M'^t-|>c<<, n. |iqrt ov an in!<tru>ment 
 
 liir dr w%t: wun hoi i<i>cka fur several p^nonx. 
 Moveable, Mifiv-a-bl, a. dat ma be moivd: not 
 
 fik.si. [mit>vd. 
 
 Movableness, MiJbv-a-bl-nes, n. posibiliti tu be 
 .Movables, .\LLv-a-blx, n. pi. pfraonal gudx; fur- 
 
 niti^r. 
 Movably, Mi)bv-a-bli, ad. no dat it ma be mDvd. 
 .Move, .Mjiv, c. (. tu put 'BI ov wun pla* intu an- 
 
 lider: tu put in inujon: tu prDpuz: tu rekom^nd; 
 
 tu porswad; tu prrvul on; tu afekt: tu tuq pa- 
 
 t<^tikali: tu iiujt; tu afekt in cni wa; tu 4ktji(- 
 
 at: tu Indies. 
 Move, .Ma»v, r. i. tu qanj plan er po«t3rqr, tu stfn 
 
 no: tu be at n>^t, tu hav mu/on; lu bav vjial 
 
 akjon: tia mqrc: tu gti forward. 
 Move, Mav, h. dr akt uv ukttvig: nkovmrnt. 
 Movement, Midv-ment, n. de akt or uuner ov 
 
 initiviu; u mu/uD: a mqnj: ck.'ittnont; de Iran ov 
 
 hwrlwiirk "V a klok or woq. la Jiftpii-,rn\ 'iQCt 
 t havig dc .lam mejiir. 
 ^' vonL,* n. dal hwiq imsri aniider. 
 
 M . cr, n. dc pf rton or tig dMtwttn,
 
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 Moving, Mt6vig, p. a. qaujifl plas; eksjtig; patetik: 
 tuqii); afektii). 
 
 Mow, Us, n. a hep er mas ov ha er gran. 
 
 Mow, Mo, V. t. \i. mod, ps. moig, mod or mon;] 
 tu kut wid a sjd; tu kut d-sn. 
 
 MowBUEN, M:s-burn, v. i. tia ferment in de mu. 
 
 Mower, Mo-er, n. wun hit kuts wid a sjd. 
 
 Mowing, Mo-ig, n. &z akt ov kutig wid a sjd; 
 dat hwiq iz kut d'sn; a medo er feld mod. 
 
 Mows, Mon, j)- from Mo. 
 
 MoxA, M6ks-a. n. an Indian mos jt^zd in de kn,r 
 ov dg g-st bj burnig it on de pqrt afekted; a kotn 
 substans yn,zd in koleriziij. \ter.) 
 
 Mr., an abreviajon ov mader. Se {Master, Mis- 
 
 Mes., an abrEviaJon ov miatres, Se {Mistress, and 
 Miss.) [tu litl. 
 
 Much, Muq, a. Iqrj in kwontiti; log in tjm; opozd 
 
 Much, Muq, ad. in a grat degre; bj fqr; tia a ser- 
 ten degre; tu a grat degre; ofn er log; nerli. 
 
 Much, Mug, n. a grat kwontiti, opozd tu a litl; 
 abdndans; mor dan endf; an unkomon tig; sum- 
 tig stranj. Tu mak rmuj ov, tu tret wid regqrd; 
 tu fondl; tu pamper. Mug iz ofn yq,zd in kom- 
 pozijon; az, wiiiy-luvd. {m^sik asid. 
 
 Mucic, Mi^-sik, n. {Chem.) obtand from gum az 
 
 MuciD, M^-sid, a. sljmi; musti; moldi. 
 
 MuciDNESS, Mi^-sid-nes, n. sljmines; mustines. 
 
 Mucilage, Mq,-sil-aj, n. a sljmi er viskus mas er 
 bodi, de likor ov hwiq mffsnz and lq,brikat3 ser- 
 ten pqrts ov animal bodiz. [ropi. 
 
 MuciLAGiNors, Mii,-si-laj-in-us, a. sljmi; viskus; 
 
 MuciLAGiNOUSNESS, Mx^-si-laj-i-nus-nes, n. sljmi- 
 nes; viskositi. 
 
 MuciTE, Mq,-sjt, n. a substans in hwig mt^sik asid 
 iz kombjnd wid sumtig els. 
 
 Muck, Muk, n. dug fer mamir; man^rj filt; mud 
 takn from swomps er medoz. 
 
 Muck, Muk, i'. t. tu manqr wid muk; tu dug. 
 
 MuCKiNESS, Mdk-i-nes, n. nastines; filt. 
 
 Muckworm, Mdk-wurm, n. a. wurm bred in dug; 
 a mjzer. 
 
 Mucky, Miik-i, a. konsistig ov muk; filti. 
 
 Mucous, Mij,-kus, a. relatig tu mqkus: sljmi. 
 
 MucousNESS, Mii-kus-nes, ti. sljm; viskositi. 
 
 MucEO, Mii,-kro, n. [i.] a Jqrp pernt. 
 
 MucEONATE, M4-kro-nat, a. tipt bj a hqrd pffnt. 
 
 MucRONATED, Mi^-kro-nat-ed, a. narod tu a Jqrp 
 pernt. 
 
 MucuLENT, M4-kq,-lent, a. viskus: sljmi. 
 
 Mucus, Mq-kus, n. a visid flq,id sekreted bj a 
 membran hwiq Ijnz el de kavitiz ov de bodi hwiq 
 opn eksternali; — it iz elso yqzd az de nam ov 
 uder animal flq,idz ov a visid kwoliti. 
 
 Mud, Mud, n. dert er serl mikst wid woter; mjr. 
 
 Mud, Mud, v. t. tu beri in mud; tu pol4t wid 
 dert. 
 
 MuDAE, Mi'],-dar, n. {But.) a plant ov India, ov 
 de elder ov aiiklepias, yi\,zd in skrofyi^lus kasez. 
 
 MuDARiNE, Mq-da-rin, n. {Chem.) a. pekqlyar 
 prinsipl, havig de siggqlar properti ov sofnig bj 
 kold and hqrdnig bj het. 
 
 Muddied, Mud-id, a. turbid; serld; klxdi; konfqzd. 
 
 MuDDiLY, Mud-i-li, ad. turbidli; wid f'sl mikst- 
 yvir. 
 
 MuDDiNEas, Mud-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig mudi. 
 
 Muddle, Mud-l,J v. t. tu mak turbid; tu f'sl; tu 
 mak pqrjali drugk; tu stqpef j. 
 
 Muddle, Mud-l,J v. i. tu be derti er konfqzd. 
 
 Muddle, Mud-I,j n. a konfqzd or turbid stat; 
 derti kunfq^on. 
 
 Muddled, Mdd-Id,J a. hqf drugk; tipsi. 
 
 Muddy, x\Iud-i, a. turbid; f-sl wid mud; dul; gros; 
 , dqrk; not brjt; klTsdi in mjiid. 
 
 Muddy, Mud-i, «. t. tu mak mudi; tu klisd; tu 
 disturb. [Jon; stqpid. 
 
 MuDDY-BRAiNED, Mud-i-brand, a. dul ov aprehen- 
 
 Muddy-headed, Mud-i-hed-ed, a. dul ov aprs- 
 henjon: stqpid. [les. 
 
 Muddy-mettled, Mud-i-met-ld, a. slugij; spirit- 
 
 MuDFiSH, Mdd-fiJ, n. a sert ov fij hwiq Ijz mug 
 in de mud. 
 
 MuDSTONE, Miid-stan, n. a lokal nam fer a pqrt 
 ov de uper silqrian roks. 
 
 MuDSUCKER, Miid-suk-er, n. a se ful. 
 
 MuDWALL, Mud-wel, n. a wel bilt wid mud. 
 
 MuDWOET, Mud-wurt, n. an akwatik plant. 
 
 MuE, Mq, V. t. tu molt; tu qanj federz; — tu krj 
 az a kat. Se {Mew.) 
 
 Muezzin, Mq-ez-in, n. a klerk er ofiser ov a 
 mosk, in Mahometan kuntriz, hooz dqti it iz tu 
 proklam de sumonz tu pr^rz, at de f jv kanoni- 
 kal 3rz: namli, at den, noon, 4 oklok F. M., sun- 
 set, and njtfel. 
 
 Muff, Muf, n. a soft, werm kuver fer de handz. 
 
 Muffin, Muf-in, n. a kjnd ov Ijt kak. 
 
 Muffle, Miif-l, v. t. tu rap er kuver, partikyq,- 
 larli de fas er a pqrt ov it; tm involv; tu rap 
 up; tu wjnd sumtig ar-snd a sonorus instrcament 
 tu dedn dt sTsad; tu konsel. 
 
 Muffle, Muf-1, n. a kuver ov a test er koper; — a 
 kemikal vesel; — de naked pqrt ov an animalz 
 noz. [kuver ov de fas. 
 
 Ml'fflee, Miif-ler, n. he er dat hwiq muflz; a 
 
 Mufti, Muf-ti, n. a Mahometan hj-prest. 
 
 Mug, Mug, n. a vesel er kup tu drigk from. 
 
 MUGGISH Mug-iJ,t t ^ ^^^t ^ y 
 
 Muggy, Mug-i,t ) ' ^' 
 
 MuGiL, Mq-jil, n. a nam fer de mulet. 
 
 MuGWOET, Mug-wurt, w. a plant; a spejez ov qr- 
 temij;ya. 
 
 Mulatto, Mq-lat-o, n. wun bern ov pq,rents, ov 
 ha>m wun iz blak and de uder hwjt. [de tre. 
 
 Mulberey, Mul-ber-i, n. a tre, and de trOtt ov 
 
 Mulch, Mulq,* n. stre, levz, liter; &s., hqf rotn. 
 
 Mulch, Mulq, v. t. tu kuver wid rotn stre er 
 liter. 
 
 Mulct, Mulkt, «. a penalti; a pekq,niari fjri. 
 
 Mulct, Mulkt, v. t. tu punij wid a f jn er fer- 
 fityqr. 
 
 MuLCTUARY, Mulk-tq,-a-ri, a. punijig wid f jn. 
 
 Mule, Mql, «. an animal jenerated betwen a he- 
 qs and a mq,r, er a hers and a Je-qs; — a bjbrid 
 plant: — a spinig majen. [a mqleter. 
 
 Mule-driver, Mi\,l-drjv-er, n. a drjver ov mqlz; 
 
 MuLE-JENNY, Mql-jen-i, n. a spinig maJen, in- 
 vented in 1775 bj S. Krompton. 
 
 Muleteer, Mq-let-er, n. a mql-drjver; a hers-ber. 
 
 Muliebrity, Mq-li-eb-ri-ti, n. wumanhud; ef- 
 eminasi. 
 
 Mulish, Mql-iJ, a. Ijk a mt^l; obstinat az a mql. 
 
 Mull, Mul, n. a snuf-boks; — a speJez ov muzlin. 
 
 Mull, Mul, v. t. tu sofn and dispirit; tia. hst, 
 swetn, &s., az wjn. 
 
 Mulla, Mq-la, n. a prest, er wun ov saserdotal 
 erder, in Tqrtari. Se Tqrtar miila and TurkiJ 
 inalq^ qr ov komon orijin, do d^r ofisez qr dia- 
 tigkt. 
 
 JIulla-gatawny, Mdl-a-ga-te-ni, n. an Sst In- 
 dian kuri scDp, beig a dekokjon ov peper. 
 
 Mullein, Mul-in, n. a. jenus ov anynal plants, wid 
 soft, wuli lef and yelo fl'serz; vewdskum. 
 
 MuLLEE, Miil-er, n. he er dat hwiq mulz; a ston 
 or instr(J)ment fer grjndig. 
 
 Mullet, Miil-et, n. a se-fij, valy^d fer foid. 
 
 Mulligrubs, Mul-i-grubz,f m. pi. a twistig ov 
 de iutestinz. 
 
 Mullion, Mul-yon, n. a bqr in a windo-fram, 
 divjdig tCD Ijts. 
 
 MuLSE, Muls, n. wjn berld wid huni. 
 
 Multangular, Mult-ag-gq,-lar, a. meni-kernerd; 
 poligonal. [nali. 
 
 Multangularly, Mult-ag-gvi,-lar-li, ad. poligo-
 
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 MuLTAXOOLARNESS, Mul-tai)-gq,-lar-ncs, n. Ae mot 
 
 iiv t>ri() iHjli^uiiial. [kiiiL-iiiU. 
 
 MuLTiCAHSi LAK, .Mul-ti-kap-8H,-lur, a. huvig meiii 
 MuLTiCAVOUS, Mul-li-kii-vus, a. ful or boU or 
 
 kiivitiz. 
 MuLTiDKNTATK, Mul-ti-(l^n-tat, a. havi{] moni tefc. 
 MuLTiFABious, Mul-ti-l'ii-ri-uH, a. Iiiivi|) put 
 
 luiiltipliniti; divyniiljil; niiiiu-ru.s; luunit'uld. 
 MuLTiKARiOfSLV, Mul-ti-iu-ri-ua-li, ad. wid 
 
 iiiul(i|>lixiti. 
 MuLTirARiuL'SNKSS, Mul-ti-fd-ri-vu-ne9, n. inul- 
 
 tipljd div^-rsiti. 
 MuLTiriD, Miil-ti-fid, a. harig moni divij^onz. 
 MuLTiFiDOUH, Mul-tif-i-dus, a. divided intu 
 
 muni jiqrta. [fluc-rz. 
 
 MULTIKLOROUS, Mul-ti-fl(f)-ru8, a. havij) uicni 
 Multiform, Mdl-ti-form, a. bavig varius /B|>d 
 
 er forinz. [forniz. 
 
 MULTIKORMITY, Mul-ti-femi-i-ti, n. divfrsiti ov 
 MuLTiLATKUAL, Mul-ti-Iat-er-al, a. haviy moni 
 
 8(dz. 
 MuLTiLiSEAL, Mul-ti-lln-E-iil, a. havifl meni Ijnz. 
 MuLTiLOCLLAR, Mul-ti-luk-yn,-lar, a. havi\)iiKni 
 
 SL'Iz. [lokwajus. 
 
 MuLTiLOyuous, Mul-til-(j-kwu<<, a. vcri tokutiv; 
 Multinomial, Mul-ti-nij-mi-al, a. bavig uicni 
 
 nninz. [b^rt. 
 
 MuLTii'AROi's, Mul-tip-a-ruH, a. brif)ig moni at a 
 Multipartite, Mul-iip-ar-tit, a. divided intu 
 
 mciii iKirt.". 
 MuLTiFED, .Miil-ti-pod, fi. an insckt wid meni ftt. 
 Multiple, Mdl-ti-pl, n. a number hwirj ef^ktli 
 
 kontiinz aniidi-r nuinbi-r sovenil tjmz: az, 12 ira 
 
 multipl ov H. i[ kiiiiuin multipl iz a multipl ov 
 
 t<i> )ir uxor numberz; at, 12 iz a kumun multipl 
 
 ov ;{ and -1. [tipljcl. 
 
 MuLTiPLiABLE, Mdl-ti-pli-a-bl, a. dat ma be mul- 
 MuLTiPLiABLENESS, Mul-ti-plj-a-bl-Des, a. deatat 
 
 or kwoliti ov brig miiltipliabi. 
 Multiplicand, Mul-ti-pli-kand, n, de number tu 
 
 be multiplid. 
 MuLTiFLiCATE, Mul-tip-li-kat, a. konsistig ov 
 
 mar dun wun. 
 Multiplication, Mul-ti-pU-kii-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 miiltipl(io: de atat ov beig multiped. 
 Multiplicator, Mdl-ti-pli-ka-tor, n. At number 
 
 multiplid bi. [moni: meni. 
 
 Multiplicity, Mul-ti-plis-i-ti, n. de stat ov belfl 
 Multiplier, Mul-ti-plj-er, «. he or dat hwic^ 
 
 multiplji. 
 Multiply, Miil-li-plj, r. t. tu inkr£s in number: 
 
 lu inkr^s bj jenerajon; tia inkre'd bj aritim'tikal 
 
 niultiplikBj.>n. [inkre'.i. 
 
 Multiply. Mtil-ti-plj, v. i. tu gro in number: tu 
 Multipotent, Mul-tip-o-tent, a. havig munifuld 
 
 P'Bcr. [podz. 
 
 Multisiliquoub, Mul-ti-sil-i-kwTu, a. havig meni 
 Multisonous, Mul-ti.i-a-nus, a. havigmeni s'sndz. 
 Multispiral, Mul-ti-8pj-ral, a. havig meni Kpj- 
 
 ral kiTlf. [streks. 
 
 Multistbiate, Mul-ti-Htrj-at, a. mqrktwid meni 
 Multisyllable, Mul-ti-sil-a-bl, n. a p6li«iilabl; a 
 
 wunl ov meni !<ilablz. 
 Multitude, Mdl-ti-tiid, n. de stat ov brig meni: 
 
 Q grnt nuralH-r; a number kuicktivli; meni; a 
 
 gwrtrm: a trofl; a kmd; de popynlas; de vulj^ur. 
 Multitidinary, Mul-ti-tii-di-na-rl, a. niimerui<: 
 
 multilndinus. [manifold. 
 
 Multitudinous, Mul-ti-ti\-di-nu'<, a. niimcrus; 
 MuLTiVALVE, Mdl-ti-valv, a. haviy meni valvi. 
 Multivalvular, .Mul-ti-valv-yq-lur, a. havij 
 
 meni valvi: multivalv. [(^njet. 
 
 Mcltiversant. .Mul-ti-V(!r-mnt, a. havip mrni 
 MULTOCA. .Mul-(u)-kii, n. At nam ov dt kod ov 
 
 loz l)j hwu; dr TurkiJ eni|iir it guvemd, kuDsist- 
 
 ij ov presepls ov Ac 'Alku)nin. 
 
 Multocular, Mul-t4lik-yii-lar, *. harig mor {■ 
 
 dan ta>. 
 MuLTUM IN PAttvo, Mdl-tuu Id pi^r-ro, [L.] ma^ 
 
 iu lill: Q jjrat dri ited iu u fq wurdi. 
 Multure, .Mdlt-yur, n. a f^\»\.\ t^l for grindig. 
 Multunoulate, Nlult-iio K'l '"•. a- harig de hoif 
 
 divjdoil iniu mur dun i* i*\nn. 
 Mum, .Mum,; iuUr. Bjlumc hu/;— a. ({lont. 
 .Mum. .Muiu, n. ul brctid wid bwet; a sUog likor 
 
 iiiiid in .Icrmani. 
 Mumble, Mum-bl, v. i. tm spek wid de lip« ar 
 
 m'st pqrtli klutd; tu grumbi; tu mut«r; lu ^q; 
 
 tu bjt ttoftli. 
 Mumble, Mum-bl, r. (. tu uter in a lu, inqrtlk- 
 
 .villiit Vff.s: tu uter imperfektli; tu mud jenlli; 
 
 tu isluber over: tu »upre«. 
 Mumbler, Miim-blcr, /i. wun ha> mumbU. 
 MuMBLiNU, .Miiin-bli|), rt. suprest, iDdi.fti{)kt speq. 
 MuMCiiANCE, Mum-quus, n. a gam at buzurd wid 
 
 (Ijs;— wun stqpid and ."illent; u fibl. 
 MuMM, .Mum,I ''• '• tu mu.-k: tu frolik in di^gji. 
 .Mummer, .Miim-cr, n. a masker; a je.-^tcr; a placr. 
 .MiMMEiiY, .Mum-er-i, n. a mankio; fqniikal Jv»; 
 
 Irolik ma^^k.''; foli; fojleri. 
 MuMMifY, Mum-i-fi, r. t. tu mak a mumi ov. 
 Mummy, Mum-i, n. u ded bodi prtzervd bj de 
 
 rjipjan qrt ov enibqmio: — a wrt ov wak«. 
 .Mump. .Mump.J r.t. tu nibl: tu bjt kwik; tu bog. 
 .Mumper, .Muni|)-er, /». wun hot) mump^i: a bcgar. 
 .Mumpish. .Miimp-i/,f a. 8ulen; obstinat. 
 Mumps, .Mum|i6, n. pi. a diz^i in hwiq de glands 
 
 ubist df trut and joz qr swcid: — sulcnnes. 
 Munch, .Mum;,; v. t. and I. tu qq rgerli and gredili. 
 Muscuer, -Munq-er, n. wun hen munqez. 
 -Mundane, Mun-dan, a. belogig tu Aia wurld; 
 
 trtli. [kleni. 
 
 Mundatory, Miin-da-to-ri, a. havig de i>'ser tu 
 -MuNDic, .Mun-dik, ii. a nam for iurn pirjtrz. 
 MuNDiKiCATio.v, -Mun-di-f i-ka-Jou, n. dc akt ov 
 
 klenzii). [tu kleni. 
 
 MuNUiKiCATiVE, .Mun-dif-i-kn-tiv, a. havig pnor 
 MuNDiFU ATiVK, Muu-dif-i-ka-tiv, n. a medijin 
 
 tu kli-iiz. 
 MuNDiKY, .Mdn-di-fj,* r. t. tu kloni: tu mak klen. 
 .MuNDUNous, Mun-ddg-gu9,+ n. stinkig tubako. 
 MuNERATiON, Mq-ner-a-Jon,* n. Se {h'tmurur- 
 
 ati'm.) i(S/<m<jrt/.} 
 
 MuNOREL. Mdfl-grel, a. ov a mikft brrd. Se 
 -Municipal, -Mq-nis-i-i>al, a. brloyij) tu a mn- 
 
 nidi|uiliti, kiiq>oraJon or «iti; rclatig tu a atat, 
 
 kigdcjm or najon. Alunigipal lo, At \o ov a siti, 
 
 8tat or najcin. 
 -Municipality, Mq-nis-i-pal-i-ti, n. a distrikt 
 
 and it.'< iiihaliitaiit.'*: de guvcmment ov a 8iti,<!t8. 
 Munificence, .Mq-nif-i-sen.'', n. de akt ov givig 
 
 btsnti: benefiitena: liberaliti: jencrositi. 
 Munificent, Mq-nif-i-scnt, a. liberal; jenenis; 
 
 brnefisunt. [cruiili. 
 
 .Munificently, Mq-nif-i-senf-li, ad. liberali: j^n- 
 -MuNiment, .Mqni-mrnt, n. a fortifikajun: u strog 
 
 hold; dtfen.s. In Lt; a drd: a rekord: a qqrlcr. 
 Munition, Mq-niJ-on, ». fiirtifikajun; amqui/uo; 
 
 muterialz for wor er for kom^n. 
 .MuRAUE, -Mq-rqj, n. muni pad ta kep well in 
 
 rrintr. 
 Mural, Mq-ral, a. pcrtanig tu a wol. In A*- 
 
 tniinjini, a tnxiral ijnj iz u wol, or Q wold qrq, 
 
 plnut eguiktli in de plan ov de turndian, f«r 
 
 pla.Hio a kwiKlnmt, .■•ek^ttant, &*., lu obi\Tv At 
 
 mrridian aliiiqd ov de buvnli budii. ^^ral 
 
 Kt-rkl or kwiidrant, an instroimcnt yqzd (or ii**5- 
 
 qrio annli. 
 -MuRC, .Murk, H. hu.'k!" iv fnat aft«r dt jq» ii «»- 
 
 proi't: - «»l.*«j ritn (mwr/k.) 
 Murchisonite. .Miinj-i-.^on-jt, n. (J/i'a.) a T«r^ 
 
 eti ov kri^talizd febpty.
 
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 MuEDER, Miir-der, n. de akt ov kilii) a hT],man 
 
 bcii) unlofiali, and wid premeditated malis. 
 Murder, Mdr-der, v. t. tu. kil a man unlofiali, 
 
 aud wid malis prepens; tia kil; tu destrof. 
 Murderer, Mur-der-er, n. wun hcD iz gilti ov 
 
 murder. [its murder. 
 
 Murderess, Jldr-der-es, n. a waman hiD kom- 
 MuRDEROUS, Mdr-der-us, a. bludi; gilti ov mur- 
 der, [kraoel maner. 
 Murderously, Miir-der-us-li, ad. in a bludi er 
 MuRENGER, Mi\,-ren-jer, )i. an overssr ov u wel. 
 MuREX, ili\,-reks, n. [i.] ( Conch.') a molusk hav- 
 
 iij a yij^nivalv spjral Jel, uQted fer its purpl di. 
 MuRiCiTE, Mii,-ri-sjt, 11. {Mi/i.y an anhjdrus sul- 
 
 fat ov Ijm, kontanir) a litl komon selt. 
 Muriate,' Mi\,-ri -at, n. {Ghem.} a selt kompcSzd 
 
 ov miyiatik asid and a bas; — komon selt iz a 
 
 mT],riat ov soda. 
 Muriated, Mi'\-ri-at-ed, a. put in brjn; kombjnd 
 
 wid mi],ri;itik asid. 
 Muriatic, Mn,-ri-at-ik, a. partakig ov de natyi^r 
 
 ov brjn ov selt. MiiriatiTc asid, an asid obtand 
 
 from komon selt. 
 Muricate, M4-ri-kat, a. {Zool. and Bot.) haviij 
 
 a surfas qrmd wid Jort, but not klosli set, konz, 
 
 wid a Jqrp apeks; miy-ikated. 
 Muricate, Mi^^-ri-kat, n. {Min.) a jsnus ov Jelz; 
 
 fosil remanz ov mn,reks. 
 Muricated, Mi\,-ri-kat-ed, a. {Bot. and Zool.) 
 
 kuverd wid Jert, bred, Jqrp pernted tn,berklz, er 
 
 Jert, Jqrp pernts or konz; miyikat. 
 MuRiFORM, Mi\,-ri-f9rm, a. {Bot.) rezemblig dg 
 
 briks in de wol ov a hiss. 
 Murine, iti^-rin, n. a trib ov rodent kwodroopedz, 
 
 ov hwiq de m'ss iz de tjp. 
 Murine, M^-rin, a. relatiij ivx mjs. 
 Murk, Murk, n. de husks ov frffit: — *dqrknes. 
 Murky, Murk-i, a. dqrk; kl-sdi; wontii) Ijt. 
 Murmur, Miir-mur, n. a lo, kontinyi|d, er fre- 
 
 kwentli repeted s-snd; a komplant hqf suprest. 
 Murmur, Mur-mur, v. i. tia giv a lo, kontinyi],d 
 
 sSnd; ta grumbl; tu uter sekret and sulen dis- 
 
 kontent; tia komplan; tu repjn; tu muter. 
 MuRMURER, Miir-mur-er, ti. a grumbler; a repjner. 
 Murmuring, Miir-mur-ir), n. a lo s-«nd; a kon- 
 
 tinyi^d murmur; a koniqzd nerz; a komplant hqf 
 
 suprest. 
 Murmuringly, Mdr-mur-ig-li, ad. wid a lo s-snd; 
 
 miiteriijli. [murmuriij. 
 
 Murmurous, Mur-mur-us, a. eksitii) murmur; 
 Murrain, Miir-in, n. a malignant epidemik, er 
 
 infln,enza, hwiq sumtimz maks teribl havok 
 
 amuij katl; de plag in katl. 
 Murrain, Mur-in, a. infekted wid murin. 
 MuRRHiNE, Mdr-in, a. mad ov murin-ston; notii) 
 
 a delikat sort ov anjent wq,r, az vasez and kups. 
 MuRRHiNE, Miir-in, n. a sort ov ston er perselan; 
 
 a delikat sort ov wq,r, anjentli bret from de 8st; 
 
 a kup or vas. 
 MuRRiON, Miir-i-on, n. Q. helmet. Se (Morion.) 
 MuRTHER, Mdr-der,* n. and v. Se {Murder.) 
 Mueza, Mdr-za, n. a hereditari noblman amdi) 
 
 de Tqrtarz; — not tu be koufisnded wid {mirza,) 
 
 — hwiq se. [m-ss. 
 
 Mus, Mus, n. [i.] {Zool.) a jenus ov animalz; de 
 Musaph, Mus-af, n. a buk amdg de Turks hwiq 
 
 kontanz dq,r le. 
 MuscADEL, Mds-ka-dcl, n. a kjnd ov swet grap; 
 
 a swet wjn; a swet pj^r. [pq,r; muskadel. 
 
 Muscadine, Mds-ka-djn, n. a swet grap, wjn, and 
 Muscat, Mds-kat, ) n. a swet grap; a swet 
 
 Muscatel, Mds-ka-tel, \ wjn;— sam az {Musca- 
 
 del,) and {Muscadine.') [sandston gra)p. 
 
 MusCHEL, MdJ-el, n. {Min.} a Ijmston ov de red 
 MusCBELKALK, MdJ-cl-kalk, n. '{Min.) a kalka- 
 
 reus rok of n kontaniij erganik remanz. 
 
 Muscle, Mds-1, n. a fleji fiber suseptibl ov kon- 
 trakjon and relaksajon; flej. He muslz qr de 
 instrfloments ov mojon in animal bodiz, aktig 
 voluntarili er involuntarili. (I bjvalv Jel-fiJ. 
 
 Muscled, Mus-ld, a. haviri muslz. 
 
 MuscosiTY, Mus-kos-i-ti, «. mosines. 
 
 Muscovado, Mus-ko-va-do, n. a sert ov unref jnd 
 Jugar. 
 
 Muscular, Mds-kix-lar, a. relatig tu ds musiz; 
 kompozd ov muslz: broni; strog. 
 
 Muscularity, Mus-kx],-lar-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 md.skii^lar. [lar. 
 
 MuscuLOUs, Mds-ki],-lus, a. ful ov muslz; mdskij,- 
 
 MusE, Mqz, n. in Grek and Roman mitoloji, 
 uimfs or inferior divinitiz, njn in number, dis- 
 tiggwijt az de pekq,lyar protektresez ov poetri, 
 pantig, retorik, mq,zik, and jenerali ov de bel- 
 eter and de liberal qrts. 
 
 Muse, Mi^z, v. t. tu tigk on; tu meditat. 
 
 Muse, Mi]^z, v. i. tu tigk; tu ponder; tu studi in 
 sjlens; tu be absent ov mjnd; tu be in a brsn 
 studi, er reveri; tu meditat; tu reflekt. 
 
 Muser, M^z-er, n. wun hiD mi^zez; wun absent ov 
 mjnd. 
 
 Museum, Mi\,-ze-um, n., pi. \_L.'\ Mq,-ze-a, 
 {£ng.) Mi|-ze-umz; a kolekjon, a kabinet, er a 
 repozitori or kq,riositiz. Eroneusli pron-gnst 
 mii-zs-um. 
 
 Mush, MuJ, 71. de dust er dusti refixs ov eni drj 
 substans; eni tig dekad or soft; — {U. S.) hasti 
 pudig, er food mad ov de fl^sr ov maz bffld in 
 water. 
 
 Mushroom, MuJ-rcbm, n. a. spunji plant ov several 
 kjndz, dat sprigz up sudenli on dmj-hilz, merst, 
 rig ert, &s.; a kjnd ov agarik, yq,zd fer sosez; an 
 upstqrt. [efemeral. 
 
 Mushroom, MuJ-rmm, a. ov suden grot and deka; 
 
 Music, Mi^-zik, n. de qrt ov kombjnig s-sndz agre- 
 abl tu de er; de sjens ov hqrmonikal sisndz; hqr- 
 moni; melodi. 
 
 Musical, Mq-zi-kal, a. belogig tu er kontanig 
 mqzik; hqrmonius; melodius; swet-sundig. 
 
 Musically, M^-zi-kal-i, ad. hqrmoniusli; melo- 
 diusli. [bsii) mixzikal, 
 
 MusiCALNESS, Mx|,-zi-kal-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 Musician, Mi],-ziJ-an, n. wun skild in mv^zik; a 
 performer on a mqzikal instrioment. 
 
 Music-master, Mii,-zik-mQs-ter, n. wun ho» teqez 
 mn^zik. 
 
 Musicography, Mii^-zi-kog-ra-fi, n. ds simboli- 
 kal rjtig ov mi^zik. 
 
 Musing, M^z-ig, n. meditajon; kontemplajon. 
 
 Musk, Musk, «. a veri p-scrful perfi^m, prokx^rd 
 from a litl bag ner de naval ov an animal inhab- 
 itig sum ov de m^sntenus pqrtsov £tjia, — de ani- 
 mal dat prodi]^sez musk iz keld de 7n'usk der; — 
 a mos, er mosi fl^ser; grap hjasint, er grap- 
 fliser. 
 
 Musk, Musk, v. t. tu perfi^m wid musk. 
 
 Musk-cat, Mdsk-kat, n. de musk er musk-der. 
 
 Musk-deer, Musk-der, n. {moschus moschiferus, 
 L.) Sly. and pi. a spejez ov der dat prodq,sez 
 musk. 
 
 MuSKELUNJEH, Mus-ke-ldn-je, n. a Iqrj kjnd ov 
 fij f-snd in de grat laks ov Nert Amerika. 
 
 Musket, Mds-ket, «. de f jr-qrm yq^zd bj infantri; 
 a soljerz hand-gun; — a mal hek ov a smel kjnd. 
 
 Musketeer, Mus-ket-er, n. a soljer qrmd wid a 
 musket. [gun. 
 
 MusKETOON, Mus-ket-6n, n. a blunderbus; a Jert 
 
 Musketry, Mds-ket-ri, n. muskets kolektivli. 
 
 MusKiNESS, Musk-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig muski. 
 
 Muskmelon, Mdsk-mel-on, n. a melon ov muski 
 odor. [iz proki'ird. 
 
 MusK-ox, Musk-oks, n. an animal from hwiq musk 
 
 MusK-PEAE, Mdsk-pv, n. a fragrant, delijus p^r.
 
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 Ml'bk BAT, Miuk-nit, n. {^Z-x'l.f iiiuiilcr nnm for ' MtTiLATK, Mn-li-Int, a. drprjrJ or 1001 pqrt; 
 
 lOlllllllli-il. 
 
 Mltilatii.x. Mii-ti-IA-Jon, n. dt aktor miitilalig; 
 
 d('|iriviijiiii. 
 MiTiLAToa, M4-ti-la-tor, «. wun h<«i tnqlilaU. 
 MuTi.NKKR, Mii-ti-o^r, /., 'mi. 
 
 MtTiNOUi*, Mti-ti-iiuH, .1. 0™1- 
 
 litii; firiii/us: io'^urckj' ' 
 Mltinoubly, Mii-ti-nuiili, ud. M.(iiju»Ji. idrbq- 
 
 I'-iitli. [biileos. 
 
 MuTi.vouH.Ncas, Mii-ti-nu»-Dc«, n. Rrdi/usnot; tdr- 
 -MuTi.w, .Mn-ti-ni, r. ». lu rji n^i-riii ..N.riii, par- 
 
 tikviiturli uiliuiri or nnval otorili; lu loitv it- 
 
 iii;..n. 
 MuTi.w, Mi'i-ti-ni, n. an iusurokjon ag^iut naral 
 
 or inilitari utoriti; aiedi/on. 
 MfTTEB, Miit-ur, V. I. tu murmur: tu {piimbl. 
 -MuTTtR, Miit-or, r. t. tu utur»r iipck indis- 
 
 tiiikili. 
 MuTTEB, Mdt-rr, n. a murmur; an obxki'ir utcraiu. 
 Mlttkber, Miit-cr-er, ;i. wun hcb muten; a 
 
 KruiiiMcr. [lo vffs. 
 
 Mlttekino, .MiU-cr-io, n. murmur; utorauii in a 
 MiTTEKixoLy, Miit-cr-ifl-li, ad. in a muterig or 
 
 grunibli(| niiiner. 
 Mutton, Miit-n. n. de flcj ov Jep: — a /ep, 
 MfTTON-cuop, Mut-n-(;(>|>, n. a sljs ov mutn. 
 Mutual, Miit-yii-al, a. etj aktig in return tu At 
 
 urttT: rrsiiirukal; iiiter(jiinjubl. 
 MuTUALiTV, Miit-yn-al-i-li, n. de kwoUti ov be- 
 lli iiuityqiil. 
 MuTVALLY, Mi\t-yq-al-i,W. resiprokali: in rrtdm. 
 MuTULK, Mi'i-tiil, n. {Arch.) a flat, skw.ir bluk, 
 
 pinsi on Q sofit ov a Dorik korniK, uuscrii) tu a 
 
 mi^ilyon ov dt Kurintiuu order. 
 MuzAKAB, Miiz-u-riib, 11. {Arnli.) a Kri^tyan liv- 
 
 ij) utidiT Ac .-wn ov At Urabz;— a tyrm formcrli 
 
 ynztl bj Ac Mibrz in Spnn. 
 Muzzle, Mdz-l, n. de naz or mist or an animal, 
 
 or ov oni tiy; a lu.-niu for dc rorst. 
 Muzzle, Miiz-i, r. t. tu bjiid dc m'st. 
 Muzzy, Miiz-i,+ a. forgoUul; hqt druyk. 
 Mr, Mi, ur Mi, I de Utvr iz de prunun:<inji>n hwen 
 
 distiiiktiic"* iz not ueded; ; />/-o'(. brl6i|i() tu me. 
 .Mycantha. .Mj-kan-ta, n. {J>i4.} a plant; dc 
 
 buc;iTZ-bnt»ni. 
 MrcuLOOY, Mi-kol-o-ji, n. a tretii on de fa^j|. 
 .Mydriasis, Mi-dri-a-!'i.'4, n. iOV.] {MeJ.} a pua- 
 
 liiik alckj'.iti ov At jri.'t ov ar \. 
 Myxmekr, Min-hi\r, n. f^cr, Mr., or, Mj Lord, amdy 
 
 de Duo,:— in IiiKliJ yu^ a Du^man. 
 Myourafuic, .M(-u-|p^f-ik. ( a. rtlatig tu 
 
 Myographral, -Mj-u-ffnif-i-kal, ) mjoj^rari. 
 .MYOiiRAPuisT, .Mi-og-ra-fist, n. wun »kild in mj- 
 
 oj^ruti. [mualc. 
 
 Mtooraput, Mj-ig-rn-fi. n. a de.<kripJon or de 
 .Myolouicai^ .Mi-u-16j-i-kal, a. rtlatig tu m]- 
 
 6luji. 
 Mroi uuv, Mi-61-o-ji, n. At duktrin or de mui<l(. 
 
 M^CS&l-^^-i''^'^-- 
 
 Myopv, Mi-o-pi, n. Jortncs or nit. 
 
 .Myutuuy, .M{-6l-u-mi. n. de di^tckjon or de mnsli. 
 
 .Myriad, Mir-i-ad, n. ten t'siand; cni grat uum- 
 
 b.-r. 
 .Mybiaubamxk, Mir-i-a-gRuu, n. [/'/.] ton tiiaod 
 
 KriMKj gniiiii. 
 .Myrialitrk. .Miri-a-lj-tor, n. [Fr.] a Ynnq moj- 
 
 i^r ov kiiiMu-iti rkwal tu ten ttiaad litcn, or lu 
 
 010.1'-.(t kqliik in<;-z. 
 .Myriametre. .Mir-i-a-roe-tcr, n. [/V.] a Frcoq 
 
 mpjiir ekwivalcnt tu ten tvzand mclerx, or !•& 
 
 leifi ov de old mejur. 
 Utriapoo, Mir-i-a-|«od, n. [</>.] an qrtikji^lat 
 
 animal, bavig an indefinit number or jraud 
 
 feU 
 
 uiii-W«fi>f 
 .Mi'HK HEEU, .Mrbk-ited, n. de ned ov dr hjhitku» 
 
 aMiitotkus, yi^td bi de Anibiunz lu tliivtir di^r 
 
 kofe. luiuski Huiel. 
 
 MtJBKWOOD, Md-ik-wud, n. a Weal Indian tre, ova 
 .MuHKY. MiiJk-i, a. bavig de i>frfiim or mujtk; 
 
 frii);runt. 
 .Muslin, Miix-lin, n. a fin, tin ntuf, mad or kotn, 
 
 nauid from .Mu:iul, in uji<i, hwi\r it wozorijinati 
 
 mud. 
 Muslin ok laink, Miiz-lin de bin, 11. a wulon or 
 
 a kotn and wulen fubrik, ov vcri Ijt tekittyiir. 
 MusLi.tET, .Muz-lin-^c, n. a kun muzliu; u kotn 
 
 .Stllf. 
 
 MusguASii, Miis-kwoJ, n. an Amcrikan kw6dni>- 
 pod, vulyi^d for its fur, bwi<j iz yqzd in makig 
 (mtji; a musk-rat. 
 McsQUETO, .Mu8-ke-tu, n. Sc (Mitquito.) [dl. 
 MuHROL, Miiz-rol, 11. At nozband ov ti horsci brj- 
 MuusEL. Mrts-l, H. Q Ji-l-fiJ. Se {MumU.) 
 SlussEL'BED, -Mds-l-bed, ». q bod or re|H>zitori 
 
 ov iiiuslz. [a |iul grcn. 
 
 MussiTE, Mu.''-{t, II. {Jlin.y a viiricti ov ojjt, ov 
 Mussulman, Mu!«-ul-man, 11. ^Arab.} a Moliame- 
 
 daii or Mahi'imrtan. 
 Mussulmamsii, .Nlii''-ul-man-ij, a. .Mub6mctan. 
 Must, Must, ( n drf<>ktiv verb, ynzd az o>;zilyari 
 
 tu aiiddiT vi'rb, and bavig no intUkjon;) tu be 
 
 obiyd: tu be b[ ntsositi. 
 Must, Must, n. nti wjn, not fenn«5nted. 
 Must, .Must, v. t. tu mold; tu mak moldi. 
 Mustache, Mus-tqjt oi" Mua-IAJ, n. h^r on At upor 
 
 lip. [kondimcnt. 
 
 MrRTARD. Md5-tard, n. a plant and its std; n 
 Mustard-pot, .Mds-tard-pot, n. a wsi;\ lu hold 
 
 niu^Lird. [tard. 
 
 Mustard-seed, .Mib-tard-sed, n. de sed ov raus- 
 Mustlr, Miis-tcr, v. t. tu brig tUK<*dcr; tu revi'i. 
 Muster, Mds-tcr, r. 1. tu osombl; tu met tu- 
 
 g«^dtT. 
 Muster, Mu.s-tor, >i. a revivor a rcjisterovforscz. 
 Muster-master, Mus-tcr-mus-ter, n. an ofi.sor 
 
 htt) tnks an ak'sut ov tra>p.s, and S(;pcrint45ndz 
 
 mustorz. 
 Muster-roll, Mds-tor-rol, n. a rcjistorov forsoz. 
 MuBTiSESS, .Mda-ti-nes, n. dc stat ov beig musti; 
 
 mold. 
 .MusTT, Mdii-ti, a. muldi: ciiflfld wid damp ornj; 
 
 m<Tst and fetid; stal: vapid: dul; licvi; woutig 
 
 praktis: rusti. 
 Mutability, M^-ta-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti or beig 
 
 miititbl: i:(injnblne.s: inkonstan.«i; instabiliti. 
 Mutable, Sltj-ta-bl, a. .subjeki tu (jonj: <;anjabl; 
 
 vnriabl: fikl; unstabl; iukonijtant. 
 Mutablenkss, Mii'ta-bl-nca, 11. qanjablncs; in- 
 
 '<tnbiliti. 
 Mutably, Mi'i-ta-bli, a. qanjabli; vdriabli. 
 Mutation, .Mii-tii-Jon, h. cnnj; oltcm/on. 
 Mutatis mutandis, Mii-tA-tis m(i-tan-dii<, [/.] 
 
 ufter iiinkig dc ni'se«ari (janjei. 
 Mute, Mi\t. .%. siUni; n't sprnig; not rokol; not 
 
 prun'^nst: duiii: uterig no 8'snd. 
 Mute, .Mtit, n. wun dut kun not or duz not .ipek; 
 
 a m(\t kamktcr in a pla; an at<'ndant at a fu- 
 neral: a person in a lo-kert hiT> staudz sjlent 
 
 hwcn he ot tu pled: a Ictcr hibz utorans iz jx-r- 
 
 si\d b{ il.s rft^kt on udor siiiidz ruder dan bj i(.s 
 
 on s^nd: a litl yntmsil ov wud or bras tu dcdn 
 
 dc s'xiul <>v a miitikal iii-tMjment. 
 MtTTE, Mtit, r. •'. tu dug, as b^rdi;— ri. de du{) 
 
 or b^nlz. 
 MuTKLT, Mi\t-li, ad. i<)lenUi: not rok»li. 
 Muteness, Mi'it-nca, n. At .'tnt or beig mt^t; »iIoD«. 
 Mutilate, Mii-ti-lat, r. (. tu drprjv ov an cscn- 
 
 Jal i^qrt; (u kut of, ai a liin; tu nmm.
 
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 NAK 
 
 Myriarch, Mir-i-qrk, n. a komdnder ov ten t's- 
 
 zand men. 
 Myrica, Mi-rj-ka, n. [i.] {Bnt.} a jsnusov plants. 
 Myricfne, Mi-rj-sin, n. dat porjon ov waks dat 
 
 iz ins61yi|bl in alkohol. 
 Myriorama, Mir-i-Q-ra-ma, n. literal!, a miriad 
 
 ov vi|z; an optikal majen prezentii) a grat varj- 
 
 eti ov vqz. 
 Myrmidon, Mer-mi-don, n. orijinali wun ov At 
 
 soljerz ov Akilez; a ruf soljer; a rufian. 
 Myrobalan, Mi-rob-a-lan, w. a kjnd ov drjd frot 
 
 er plum. 
 Myropolist, Mi-rop-o-list, n. wun hoo selz ffnt- 
 
 ments t»r perfi|meri. 
 Myro-spermum, Mj-ra-sp^r-mum, n. de tre hwiq 
 
 ycldz de belsam ov Perd). 
 Myrrh, Mer, n. a stroi), aromatik gum, imported 
 
 from Arabia and Turki, y\],zd fer insens and per- 
 
 fiynz, and az a medisin. 
 Myrrhine, Mir-in, a. mad ov de mirin ston. 
 Myerhine, Mir-in, n. a kind ov prejus ston. 
 Myeehite, Mir-jt, n. {Miii.} a prejus ston haviij 
 
 ds kulor ov mer, and a fragrant smel. 
 Myrtifoem, Mer-ti-form, a. formd Ijk a mertl. 
 Myrtle, Mer-tl, n. a jsnus ov Jrubz; an evergren 
 
 fragrant /rub, anjentli regqrded az sakred tui 
 
 Venus. 
 Myetleberey, Mer-tl-ber-i, n. de frcot ov de 
 
 mertl -tre. 
 Myself, Mj-self, er Mi-self, pron. \ er me, vpid 
 
 emfasis; — elso de resiprokal ov f. 
 Mystagogic, Mis-ta-goj-ik, j a. relatii) tia 
 
 Mystagogical, Mis-ta-goj-i-kal, i de interpre- 
 
 tajonz ov misteriz. 
 Mystagogue, Mis-ta-gog, n. wun hcD interprets 
 
 divin misteriz; a keper ov qurq reliks. 
 Mysterial, Mis-te-ri-al,* a. misterius. 
 Mysteriarch, Mis-te-ri-qrk, n. wun prezjdig 
 
 over misteriz. 
 Mysterious, Mis-te-ri-us, a. ful ov misteri; un- 
 
 ekspland; obski^r; sekret. 
 
 Mysteriously, Mis-te-ri-us-li, acZ. obsktirli; enig- 
 
 matikali. [perpleksiti. 
 
 Mysteriousness, Mis-te-ri-us-nes, n. obski^riti; 
 Mystery, Mis-ter-i, n. sumtii] sekret, unekspland, 
 
 er ineksplikabl; sumtig abiiv hn,man intelijens; 
 
 an enigma; — a trad; — an qrt; a kjnd ov anjent 
 
 drama. 
 Mystic, Mis-tik, n. wun ov a sekt er klas ov 
 
 Kristyanz hcD profes tu hav direkt interkors wid 
 
 God: wun imbi^d wid mistisizm. 
 Mystic, Mis-tik, ) a. partakiij ov mistisizm; 
 
 Mystical, Mis-ti-kal, S obsk\\r; sekret; dqrk. 
 Mystically, Mis-ti-kal-i, ad. in a mistikal maner. 
 Mysticalness, Mis-ti-kal-nes, ji. de kwoliti ov 
 
 bell) mistikal. 
 Mysticism, Mis-ti-siz-m,w.a belef in a direkt in- 
 
 terkors betwen God and de hq,man mjnd; de 
 
 doktrin ov de Mistiks. 
 Mystification, Mis-ti-fi-ka-Jon,J n. de akt ov 
 
 renderiij misterius. 
 Mystify, Mis-ti-fj, v. t. tu involv in misteri; txa 
 
 render obskqr er difikult. 
 Myth, Mit, n. a. fabyqlus stori; a fabl. 
 ]\Iythic, Mit-ik, \ „ r-u„„i ,o 
 
 Mythical, Mit'i-kal, \ ^- fabyqlus. 
 Mythographer, Mi-tog-ra-fer, n. a rjter ov fablz. 
 Mythological, Mit-o-16j-i-kal, a. relatiij tu 
 
 mitoloji. 
 Mythologically, Mit-Q-loj-i-kal-i, ad. in a 
 
 niitolojikal manor. [mitolcyi. 
 
 Mythologist, Mi-tol-o-jist, n. wun verst in 
 Mythologize, Mi-tol-ca-jjz, v. i. tu eksplan mi- 
 
 tolcaji. 
 Mythology. Mi-f)(51-o-ji, n. a sistem ov, er a dis- 
 
 kors on, fablz; de kolektiv bodi ov tradijonz or 
 
 eni heden najon, respektig its godz and uder 
 
 fabyx|,lus sqpernatyi|ral beiijz. Klasihal mitdl- 
 
 oji iz dat ov Gres and Kom. 
 
 Mytilite, Mit-i-ljt, n. {Min.} a petrifjd Jel. 
 
 Myxine, Miks-in, ) ^ ^ ^-r /i.„ ,„„!„* 
 
 T.r„„ , \f., ' I n. a iij, oe mulet. 
 
 Myxon, Miks-on, ) •" 
 
 N. 
 
 Nn, iz a nazal murmur. Az an abreviajon, 
 , it standz fer nert and number. — N. S. Nq, 
 
 Stjl. N. B. {fwta bene,} not wel. 
 Nab, Nab,| v. t. tu kaq sudenli; tu sez. 
 Nabit, Na-bit, n. a. p-sdcrd Jugar kandi. 
 Nablum, Ncib-lum, n. {Mus.) a Hebroo mqzikal 
 
 instrcDment; keld elso nabel and nebel. 
 Nabob, Na-bob, n. de tjtl ov an Sst Indian prins; 
 
 — er a Yi^ropean hot) haz enriqt himself in de 
 
 Est; a man ov grat welt. 
 Naoaeat, Nak-a-rat, n. a pal red kulor, wid an 
 
 oranj kast; — a krap, er f jn linen fabrik, did ov 
 
 de abdv kulor. [maker. 
 
 Nackee, Nak-er, n. a kolar-makcr; a hqrncs- 
 Nacee, Na-ker, n. \_Fr.'\ muder-ov-perl, er de 
 
 hwjt substans in de interior ov a Jel; sumtjmz 
 
 ritn {nacker and naker.} 
 Nacreous, Na-kre-us, a. havlg a perli luster, Ijk 
 
 naker; ired^sent. 
 Nacrite, Na-krjt, n. {Min.} a mineral ov perli 
 
 luster, yi\,;^qali okiirii) in mjka-slat takii) de 
 
 plas ov mjka. 
 Nadie, Na-der, n. de pernt opozit. — He zenit and 
 
 nader qr de polz ov de horizon. 
 Naff, Naf, n. a kjnd ov tufted se-berd. 
 Nag, Nag,t n. a smel hers; a hors fer de sadl. 
 
 Naiad, Na-ad, er Na-yad, n. a femal deiti hco pre- 
 zjdz over f'sntenz, riverz, bruks, &s.; a weter- 
 nimf; a Jel-fiJ. [ii). 
 
 Naiant, Na-yant, a. {Her.) reprezented az swim- 
 
 Naif, Naf, a. [/K] natyqral; ov kwik, natyqral 
 aperans, az djamondz and jqelz. 
 
 Nail, Nal, 71. de herni substans at de endz ov de 
 fiflgerz and toz; de talon ov a herd; de kle ov 
 a best; — a spjk ov metal, bj hwiq tirjz qr fasnd 
 tugeder; a stud; a bos; — a megqr ov 2]^ inqez, 
 er a sikstenb ov a yqrd. — Jew de nal, redili; 
 widest dela. 
 
 Nail, Nal, v. t. tu fasn er stud wid nalz; tu spjk 
 er stop, az de vent ov a kanon: tu bind. 
 
 Nail-beush, Nal-bruJ, n. a bruj fer de nalz. 
 
 Nailee, Nal-er, n. wun hoo nalz; a nal-maker. 
 
 Naileey, Nal-er-i, n. a manyi^faktori ovnalz. 
 
 Nail-head, Nal-hed, w. {Arch.) a gotik ornament. 
 
 Nailwoet, Nal-wurt, n. a plant. 
 
 Nainsook, Nan-suk, n. a spejez ov muzlin. 
 
 Naive, Nq-cv, [J^r.] injenyi|,us: qrtles; havig na- 
 tiv simplisiti. 
 
 Naivete, N^-ev-ta, n. [i^r.] simplisiti; inosens; 
 unkonjus plannes; fraiiknes; injenyqusnes. 
 
 Naked, Na-kcd, a. unkiiverd; unklc&dd; bqr; opn; 
 defensles; plan; not hidn; mer.
 
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 NAT 
 
 Nakedly, N'n-k«l-li, ad. wl ' i nimpli. 
 
 NAKtliNt-ss, Nu-kfd-ne-', M. i i| nak<.'<l; 
 
 mi li'i; wnDt «v kurerig m 
 Namaz, Ni(-iua», n. At koin'.ii (.r^er ok dc Turk*. 
 Nambt-pambv, Nam-l>i-|>ain-bi,t ». af<>kt««l biiiJ 
 
 tmikitl; n. a ri<likyi|lun»r wurtUrH |»,t*ih «rti|j. 
 Name, Nrifu, <n. rtut I'l hwii; eni |»;n».(n tir tijj ii 
 
 kiilj; ajM-lativ; ilriiiiminHjoii; tjtl; jNT«in: rt'pyii- 
 
 ta/iin; k»nikt<T: rr ii'Hn; fiiin; itrU-hnti;- kwulili, 
 
 ofin, or p'tt'r, inhrrunt in fir jx-r'toii iiiiiml. 
 Namk, Nfiin, r. t. tu di.'<kriiniiint bi <i })iirtikyi|l<ir 
 
 ai)vla|<>ii: tu inoii/on b| nam: tu !i|M>.iirt: tu dr- 
 
 nominnt; tu monjun; tu ent|tl;--tu knl Hatnt, 
 
 tu f^iv oiirubriui* nainz tu. [nnind. 
 
 NAifELi:H8, Nam-ltv, a. (b'-iiitt^t ov a nnin: ri'it 
 Nauklt, Nain-li, «</. j>irtikyiiUirli: bj uuin; diit 
 
 it tu s<i. 
 Namksake, Ndtn-rak, n. wun hot haz At Miin nnm. 
 Nankkkn. Nan-ken, n. a kiml ov yoluij or buf 
 
 kulonl kotn klot; tontt maiiyiif.iktyurd in Nau- 
 
 kia t'jna. Kitn olsj {.Winkin.} 
 Nap, Xiiji, 'I. 'I Jort slrp: ilwn or vilus wubiitans on 
 
 klot: dr d^ni :*iib''taii.H on planta;— <i nub; a pru- 
 
 tiib<>nins; dc top ov a hil. 
 Nap, N:ip, c •. tu xlrp; tu clumber; tu dmi; tu 
 
 be dr"s«i or indiforont. [klot. 
 
 Nap. Nftp, c. I. tu ni« a kind ov dxn or nap on 
 Nape. Nap, n. At j<Tnt ov dr n<'k lirli)iid. 
 Napkrv, Xa-jwr-i,* n. linon for dr lal>|. 
 Naphtha. .\.i|>-ta, n. a lipniid bitiiint-n, or vcri 
 
 iiilUiuiibl bitiiminiK .•ub^tan'', hwiij ok^yiplz 
 
 from dr vrt-, or iz kolektciion At .'turfiutov wotor, 
 
 on At Jorz ov dr Ka.-<piiin Sr, and sum odcr 
 
 pl«»ez. — It iz <i hjdru-kfjrbon. 
 Naphthalamide, .Viip-tal-a-inid, n. {Ch^m.} a 
 
 k >iii|>xn 1 obtand biili'<tiliD niiptnhit ov mnunia. 
 Naphthalask, .Nap-tn-la", /i. (C'Vm.) a !<ub;ttaua 
 
 kotninJzd ov kqrbon, oktijon, anii h(drijjon. 
 Naputhalatk, Na|>-t«l-at. u. (CV//».)a .•<olt kom- 
 
 p<j(d ov nnpt.nlik o-'id ami a ha.*. 
 Naphthalic. -Nap-t.il-ik, n. {Ch^m) apljd tu an 
 
 a.'<id oli(«nd from nnpt!tl|n, or napto. 
 Naphthaline:, N:ip-ta-lin, n. (t1ic/«.) a nubntans 
 
 dr|K>zitf<l from napt<i, nnci obtand from kul-tqr, 
 
 mcinliliu konkrtt t-sonjal ffl. 
 Napiporm. X.-ip-i-fonn, a. /apt Ijk a turnip. 
 N API I'M, .Nii-pi-um, n. {/l"t.) niplwurt; a plant. 
 Xapki.v, X:ip-kin, n. a klot yivzd at At tabl tu 
 
 wi|i dr haniU. 
 Naplf.ss, X.np-lc, ». havig no nap; trodbur. 
 Napolkomtk, Na-p6-le-on-it, n. u varjrti ov 
 
 fpUp<ir. [from VeJiiviu*. 
 
 Napolitk, Nap-o-ljt, n. {Min.) a hii\ ininenil 
 NAPPIMK.S8, Nap-i-ncs, n. dr kwolitiov btijj napi, 
 
 or !<irpi. 
 Nappt, Xap-i, ». havip a nap; huri: ful ov dun. 
 NaPTAKINO, Xnp-tak-ip.'f n. suriiriz: xfjur on a 
 
 »ud»Mi. [dr Frenq turnip. 
 
 Napi'K, N4-pn§, n. [L.] {Bot.) a navi^ or turnip: 
 Narah. X«-rn*. n. an eknelent kjnd ov frtbt. 
 NAk' ■ ' Xar-kaf-Nm, n. At lK\rk ov an 
 
 a I 'rmrrli brut from India, and yr^zd 
 
 Narckia, N.ir s«-3ra, n. ( CVn».) a T^jeto-alkaljn 
 
 bn* kontitnd in upium. [nUu-i. 
 
 N'arci»si»c»:. Xir-«i'<-in, a. rrlatig tu or Ijk nar- 
 Narcishus. N ir-4i<t-(u, H. a jtniu ov bulbus pliuitA, 
 
 wid imi^Tiii: tlxcrz, inkliidig de daftjdil and 
 
 jonkwil. 
 Narcosih, Xtr kiS-siK, n. [Gr.] {M«d.} prtrajoo 
 
 ov 5Pn!i, az in a ii*rali«iii, Ax. 
 Narcotic. N«ir-kot-ik, ». ( J/<^.) a rordiiiin pro- 
 
 dqiin loturji, stupor, dnitioef «r »lrp. 
 Narcotic Xar-k6t-ik, j ». pruxlmio drszi- 
 
 Narcoticau .Xar-k6t-i-kBl, I dm, ilep, torpor 
 
 OT stiii)rtiikjcm. 
 
 n. a fltrat; a s'snd. 
 
 X* : r, .Nar-k/ji-i-kal-i, ad. \ ;i 
 
 [I, 
 S ^ -^. Xar-kAt-ik-nM, n. dr c 
 
 .NAULUiisk, .N'i\r-kij-tin. it. At narkulik |jftiuMf4 
 
 ov upiuiu; a kri'tallKl i<ub«tan!t. 
 Xarcotihm, .X.ir-k ' - • - ofdkl prudi^tt bJ 
 
 nurkiitik aubKtaii- 
 .Vaku, .N'qrd, h. an . mt, yi'^j^ali k*l<l 
 
 tfilk-iuirii, valyi^d li) \i iiu/ :a< az a |>^rt(^in and 
 
 ■ii<-<li!<in; an utif^wuiil prrmrd from it. 
 .NAHDCit, Xiir-du9, n. iL.\ ^Z/'V./ a jeniuor pUot^ 
 
 II k(iid ov gtxu. 
 .Vaukm, Na-rrz, n. pi. [L.] {Anat.} At nottrilt. 
 .Nakkatc, Nar-nt, r. I. tu ^\v ak^nt ov; tu rrUt; 
 
 lu III uz an rvoiit, u Hturi, or hi»t<jri. 
 Xaukation, Xar-a-Jon, n. dr ukl ov naraiig or 
 
 rrhiliu: ii nanitiv akSnt: nlajon; hi^turi. 
 XaRRATIVK, Nar-a-tiv, a. rrlatig; giviQ an akint; 
 
 i<turi t"liy: atit tu rzlat; tokativ. 
 Narrative, >ar-a-tiv, n. a relajon; an akint; a 
 
 uluri; n narajon. 
 N'arkativelv, Xar-a-tiv-li, a./, bj wa ov rtlajon. 
 .Xakkatok, .Na-ni-tor, n. u tolcr; a relator, [tigz. 
 .Nakhatouv, Xar-a-t4j-ri, a, givig a rrlajon ot 
 .Narrow, Xar-o, a. bavig buta suvd diKlaoD frum 
 
 ii|il tu i<|il; not br)d or wjd; konf|nd: stnitod; 
 
 liinit<^Hl: kontraktod; kuvctuz; ner, klos; vijilaat; 
 
 atentiv. 
 .Narrow, Xar-o, r. t. tu lesn At bredt ov; ta 
 
 koiitnikt: tu limit. 
 .Narudw, Xar-u, , 
 X ARROWS, Xar-oz, ' 
 Narrower, Nar-o-cr, n. de pt*r8on or tig dat 
 
 naroz. [a naro plot. 
 
 .Nakkowiso, Xar-o-ij), n. At akl ov miikig naro; 
 .Narkowlt, Nar-u-li, a<l. kontnikirdli: nrrli. 
 Xarrow-minued, Xar-o-mind-eii, a. iliboral; av»- 
 
 ri/ud. 
 Xarrowxess, Nir-o-nea, n. de statovbeig nve; 
 
 w^mt ov brcdt, ekst^nt, or komprrhenjim. 
 .Narwhal, Xtjr-hwal, n. a i<tt«Jus aniiiuil, c)v Iqrj 
 
 I'll, i'^nd in dr nordcrn .lez; de rt-ynnikorn: de 
 
 yunikorn fij. [de not. 
 
 Xahai., .Nii-Ejil, a. bel6gig tu de noz; uu-rd tr«b 
 Na8AL, Xfi-zal, n. a mcdiitin 6|M>nitip trvt> dr nuz; 
 
 Q leter or g'snd utcni trit> de nui. He nazal let- 
 
 erz qr, m, h, and «, in Ig^li^, and n in Krfn<j. 
 Xasality, Xa-zal-i-ti, n. At kwuliti ov beig na- 
 zal. 
 .Nasalize, Xa-zal-|z, r. i. tu upck tnn dr noz or 
 
 wid nazal «'«ndz. 
 Xahcal, NiLi-kal, n. d k^nd or nMklikatcd peMri. 
 Xascksct, Ni<-en-si, «. beginig ov grut; pn*- 
 
 duk/on. 
 XAS4.-ENT, Xax-cnt, a. beginig tu gro: inkrrtig. 
 .Na8U, XaJ, a. wrk; frbl. .'Ne <.>>«*.) 
 Xahicor-nus. Xaz-i-kor-nu», a. havig de horn on 
 
 dr tiuz. 
 Xakiform. X.^z-i-form. a. Japt lik a noz. 
 .Nahtilv. NM-'-ti-li, «</. dortUi; filtili; no/iuli. 
 .NASTi!«ti*s, XM-f-ti-nc*, n. dort; filt: crosne*. 
 Xaktirtiim, -Nan-tof-Jum, «i. [L.] (&■<.> a pan- 
 
 jrnt vrb; de kr«5. 
 Xastt, Xaa-ti, a. d?rti:filti; sordid; no/u»; ob<<n. 
 Xatai., Na-t&l, a. nativ; rrlatig tu nativiti; in- 
 
 <lijrnu*. 
 Xatalitial, Na-U-liJ-al,* | a. rrlatig tu a bfrt- 
 .NATALiTioi8,Xa-tn-li/-u»,» I da. 
 Xata.st, .Na-tant, *.(/>■/.) Ijig on dr wot*r flot- 
 
 ig: (wiroin. 
 Natatiom, Na-tA-/on, n. At akt or vwimig. (ig. 
 Natatorial, Na-ta-t»i-ri-al, a. adipt«d tu rwim- 
 Natatort, .Na-u-to-ri, a. enabltg ta twim; 
 
 iwimin. 
 Natch, Na<j, ». dot pqrt or de ok» hwi<5 IJz nrr- 
 
 Mt tu dc tid or rump bctwio dc Idt Ivnz.
 
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 272 
 
 NAV 
 
 Natchbone, Naq-bon, n. de rump-bon ov an oks, 
 gIso kold aghon and ejhon. [plant. 
 
 Natchony, Naq-o-ni, n. {Bot.) an Sst Indian 
 
 Nation, Xa-Jon, n. a pepl distiijkt fromuderz; a 
 pEpl born under At sam guvernment, and jeuer- 
 ali distiijgwijt from uder pepl bj diferens ov 
 laggwaj; a grat number, emfatikali. 
 
 National, NaJ-on-al, er Na-Jon-al, a, relatiij tu 
 a najon; publik; jeneral; not prjvat. [er fraz. 
 
 Nationalism, NaJ-on-al-iz-m, n. a najonal idiom 
 
 Nationalist, NaJ-on-al-ist, n. wun hot) holdz tui 
 de glekjon ov najunz in kontradistigkjon tia 
 individyiiaiz. 
 
 Nationalitt, Naj-on-al-i-tj, «. dEkwolitiovbgiij 
 najonal; najonal bias; peki^lyiariti ov karakter. 
 
 Nationalization, NaJ-on-al-i-za-Jon, k. de akt 
 ov najonaljziij. 
 
 Nationalize, NaJ-on-al-jz, v. t. tu render naj- 
 onal; tia distii}gwij najonali. 
 
 Nationally, NaJ-on-al-i, ad. bj naJon. 
 
 Nationalness, NaJ-on-al-nes, h. najonaliti. 
 
 Native, Na-tiv, a. anekst tu egzistens er bert; 
 prcadi^st bj natynr; not qrtijijal; natyq^ral; orij- 
 inal; pertanig tia de tjm, kuntri, or plas ov berfc; 
 bern in; bern wid; konjenial; indiJEnus; intrin- 
 sik; real; jenyiyn. 
 
 Native, Na-tiv, n. wun bern in eni plas or kuntri; 
 an orijinal inhabitant; dat h wiq grisz in a kuntri. 
 
 N.\T1VELY, Na-tiv-li, ad. natyiyali; not qrtifijali; 
 orijinali. 
 
 Nativeness, Na-tiv-nes, n. de stat ov beig nativ. 
 
 Nativity, Na-tiv-i-ti, n. berti; tjm er plas ov bert; 
 Stat er plas ov beii) prodvi,st. 
 
 Natkium, Na-tri-um, ji. ( Ohem.) sodium; a term 
 ov Jerman kemists. 
 
 Natrix, Na-triks, n. wun ov a famili ov snaks. 
 
 Natrolite, Nat-ro-ljt, n. {Min.} a hjdrated sili- 
 kat ov soda and ah|mina, okurii) in smel risuded 
 masez ov a yeloij kulor. 
 
 Natron, Na-tron, n. nativ kqrbonat ov soda, and 
 de Jerman nam for soda; — namd from Lak Na- 
 trum in 6jipt, hw;|,r it ab'sndz. 
 
 Natter-jack. Nat-er-jak, n. a spejez ov tod. 
 
 Natural, Nat-yn-ral, a. relatiij tu er prodxi,st bj 
 natyi^r; bestod er diktated bj natyq,r; not akwjrd; 
 agreabl er konfermd tu natyqr; not forst; not 
 fqj-feqt; diskiiverabl bj rezn; not reveld; tender; 
 afekjonat bj natyqr; unafekted; konsonant tu 
 natyqr; opozd tu v'lalent, az, a ndtynral del: — 
 ilejitimat; .not legal, az, a natyiiral sun. Kat- 
 yi[ral Mstori iz a deskripjon ov de varius pro- 
 dukjonz ov de ert, komprjziij de animal, vejeta- 
 bl, and mineral kigdomz, and it inklqdz zooloji, 
 botani, and miner;\lQJ i. JVai i/tiral fiJdsafi , iz de 
 sjens hwiq trets ov de p'serz ov natyt^r, de prop- 
 ertiz ov natyn,ral bodiz, ard dqr m4tyixal ak- 
 Jon upon wun aniider; keld, olso, fiziks. JVai- 
 yiiral rclijon, or mitytival tFoIoJi, an inkwjri re- 
 latii) tu de natyq,r and atribi^ts ov God, and hiz 
 relajonz tu man, independent ov revelajon from 
 data furnijt bj de konstitqjon ov natyi^^r. 
 
 Natural, Nat-yq-ral, n. an idiot; a fiDl. 
 
 Naturalism, Nat-yq-ral-iz-m, w.mer stat ov nat- 
 yiy; de relijon ov mer natyi],r, az distiijgwijt 
 from revelajon. 
 
 Naturalist, Nat-yq,-ral-ist, n. wun vorst in de 
 nolej ov naty^r, er natyqral filosofi, mor espej- 
 ali ov natyqral histori; an adherent tu natyqr 
 er natyi|ralizm. 
 
 Naturalization, Nat-yq-ral-i-za-Jon,* ?i. de akt 
 ov natj'qraljzii); de stat ov beig natyi|raljzd. 
 
 Naturalize, Nat-yn,-ral-jz, v. i. tu invest wid 
 de privilejez ov a nativ sitizen; tu mak natyi|- 
 ral; tu adopt. 
 
 Naturally, N;it-yq-ral-i, ad. in a n:\tyti,ral man- 
 er; akerdii) tu natyn^r; unafektedli; spontaneusli. 
 
 Naturalness, Nat-yii,-ral-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 natyqral. 
 
 Nature, Nat-yTi,r, n. in a jeneral sens, hwotever 
 iz mad or prodi\,st; a wurd dat komprehendz el 
 de wurks ov God; de yiyiivers; bj a metonimi 
 ov de efekt fer de koz, natyiir iz yi^zd fer de 
 ajent, kreator, etor, prodqser ov tigz, er fer de 
 pxer dat prodi^sez dem; de esens, esenjal kwol- 
 itiz er atribqts ov a tig, hwiq konstitii,t it hwot 
 it iz; de establijt or regyx|,lar kors ov tigz; a le 
 er prinsipl ov akjon er mojon in a natyvj,ral 
 bodi; konstitijjon; agregat p'serz ov a bodi, es- 
 pejali a livig wun; de konstituJon and aperans 
 ov tigz; natyi],ral afekjou er reverens; sistem ov 
 kreatod tigz; sert; spejez; kjnd; partikyq^lar kar- 
 akter; sentiment er imajez konfermd tu natyq,r, 
 er tu troot and realiti; bert. 
 
 Natured, Nat-yq,rd, a. disp<&zd bj natyn,r; havig 
 a natyi],r er dispozijon; yn,zd in kompozijon; az, 
 gi3.d-naiyiird, il-iiah/tp'd, 
 
 Natureless, Nat-yiy-les,* a. not konsonant tu 
 natyiir. [yn,r. 
 
 Natueist, Nat-yn,r-ist,* n. wun hcD adherz tu nat- 
 
 Naturity, Na-t4-ri-ti,* n. de stat ov beig pro- 
 dqst bj natyqr. 
 
 Naught, Net, a. bad; kordpt; wurtles. 
 
 Naught, Not, n. nutig. It iz ofn ritn {twiight} 
 tu distiggwij it from {naught,} a. bad. 
 
 Naughtily, No-ti-li, ad. wikedli; koiuptli. 
 
 Naughtiness, Ne-ti-nes, n. wikednes; badnes. 
 
 Naughty, Ne-ti,! a. bad; wiked; kordpt; misqivus. 
 
 Naumachy, Ne-ma-ki, n. a naval kombat; jener- 
 ali apljd tu a mok kombat. 
 
 Nauscopy, Nes-ko-pi, n. de qrt ov diskuverig de 
 aproq ov Jips, er uder objekts, at a distans. 
 
 Nausea, Ne-Je-a, n. literali, siknes on bord a Jip; 
 a dispozijon tu vomit; kwem; siknes; a lodig. 
 
 Nauseant, Ne-Je-ant, n. a substans dat eksjts 
 nejea. 
 
 Nauseate, Ne-Je-at, i-. i. tu fel disgust, er inkli- 
 najon tu vomit; tu gro skwemij. 
 
 Nauseate, Ne-Je-at, v. t. tu lod; tu rejekt wid 
 disgust; tu strik wid disgust. 
 
 Nauseating, No-Je-at-ig, 2^p- s.. eksjtig neJea er 
 disgdst. 
 
 Nauseation, Ne-Je-a-Jon, n. de akt ov nejeatig. 
 
 Nauseative, Ne-Je-a-tiv, a. kezig neJea. 
 
 Nauseous, Ne-Jus, a. lodsum; disgustful. 
 
 Nauseously, Ne-Jus-li, ad. lodsumli; disgustigli. 
 
 Nauseousness, Ne-Jus-nes, n. disgust; lodsum- 
 nes. 
 
 Nautic, Ne-tik, ) a. relatig tu Jips, naviga- 
 
 Nautical, Ne-ti-kal, ) Jon, er salorz; naval; 
 maritim. 
 
 Nautilite, Ne-ti-ljt, n. a fosil netilus. 
 
 Nautilus, Nd-ti-lus, «., [L.] pi. Ne-ti-lj; [^«^.] 
 Ne-ti-lus-ez; a Jel-fiJ furnijt wid sumtig anal- 
 ogus tu orz and a sal. 
 
 Naval, Na-val, a. relatig tu Jips; netikal; mare'n; 
 maritim. [Gres. 
 
 Navaech, Na-vark, n. a komdnder ov a flet in 
 
 Navaechy, Na-vark-i, «. de sjens ov manajig Jips. 
 
 Nave, Nav, n. de midl pqrt ov a hwel from hwiq 
 de spoks radiat: a hub or boks; — de midl pqrt er 
 bodi ov a qurq er katedral, ekstendig from de 
 iner dor tu de kwjr. 
 
 Navel, Na-vl, n. de midl pernt ov de beli, er de 
 pffut hwq,r de umbilikal kord past 'stov de fetus. 
 
 Navel-gall, Na-vl-gol, n. a gol er brtoz on a 
 hersez bak, over agenst de navl. 
 
 Navelled, Nii-vld, a. furnijt wid a navl. 
 
 Navelstring, Na-vl-strig, n. de umbilikal kord. 
 
 Navel-wort, Na-vl-wurt, n. a jenus ov plants er 
 Jrubz. 
 
 Navkw, Na-vq, n. a plant Ijk a smel turnip ov de 
 kabaj trjb.
 
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 NEE 
 
 NAViriLAB. Na-Tik-jTi-lar, a. bfloi t * : -r ' 
 Ji|M.r bot. {A»>it. »nd Z.'.^.) Japt 
 tu (\t tf^nl bon ov dr fut; ul.«<j ti 
 ■imbiform. 
 
 Natioablk, N&r-i-ga-bl, a. dat ma be navigated; 
 kniktiil ov brig pa«t over bl Jipa er boU. 
 
 Navioahli:mu«8, Niv-i-ga-bl-nea, n. kapaaiti ot 
 nikvi;;n/'>n. [t*r. 
 
 Navigate, Xiv-i-gnt, r. i. tu «nl; tu po« bi w.»- 
 
 Xavioatk, Niv-i-Kiit, r. t. tu pn hi Jij* or boiJi. 
 
 Xavioatiox, Nav-i-gii-Jiin, n. Ac akt or qri ov 
 nuvi)piti{) jii«4; naval .•ijons; Jij)* kolcktivli. 
 
 NaVIOAtob, Nav-i-ga-tor, n. wun hot navigat«; a 
 ffinHH. 
 
 Navt, Nn-vi, n. a flet ov Jips; an aa^mbluj ov 
 mvrij^intmpn, or K> moni ax kbI in kuin|>aui; At 
 hul nv dr Jii'S iiv wor brlouij) tUQ nnjon or kin. 
 
 Navt-board, Nii-vi-bar<l, ». dt kurt ov idmiral- 
 ti: a burd ov navi kumijuucrz. 
 
 Nat, Na, «/. no; not unli so, but mor. 
 
 Nat, Na, n. a dtnini; a rtfiizal. 
 
 Nazarkni:, Nnx-a-rtn, n. wun ov Nuiurct; apljd 
 in k'Htrmt tu dr ^rli Kriittyanz. [di\tiz. 
 
 Nazahiti:, Nai-a-rjt, n. wun drvat«d tu rcliiuii 
 
 Neal, Nrl, r. I. tu ii'ni|>cr \>\ btt. Sr Annfnl. 
 
 NsaP, Nrp, I n. a wudii in'<tnTjinc<nt wid trt let, 
 
 Nape, Xnp, i yi;«d tu supurt dr far pqrt ov u 
 lu U- 1 kqrt er wagon;— dr tuo or |>ol ov a kqrt. 
 
 Xeap, Nrp, a. lo; drkr<>-»ont: apljd tu dr tjd. 
 yr/>-(i<U t^r dr lucst tj'li, brifl prtxli'ist hwcn dr 
 atrakjoiii ov dr -^un and iniiin qr egiorictl in dif- 
 *n>nt dirck/oni. Un tak pins fur or fiv daz br- 
 fur nq and ful minn. 
 
 Neapolitan, Nr-a-p6l-i-t«n, a. rrlatip tu Naplz. 
 
 NtAPOi.iTAX, Nr-a-ii^Sl-i-tan, n. a nntiv ov Naplz. 
 
 Nkaptipe, Nip tid, n. Ac tjd hwi<j hnjinz on dt 
 !<ck*>iid and last kwortcrz ov dr uunn. 
 
 Near, Nrr, a. not fqr lU.itant in tini, plas, or dr- 
 grr; ni; adjacent; kontigj-qus; advdii^t tuurdx dr 
 end; dir^kt; strat; kluji; klo.'li rrlntvd: intimat: 
 familyar; tugin: prcsij); uf^ktig; drr: pqrsimu- 
 niu.t;— left, wid rrsp^kt tu a bora or tcui; az, a 
 nrr h-'r". 
 
 Near, Nrr, prfp. klos tu; n\: not fqr of or from. 
 
 Near, Nrr, aii. olma-^t; not fqr of; widin a litl. 
 
 Near, Nrr, r. t. (^\'uM^) tu apru<j; tu be nrr tu. 
 
 Near, Nrr, r. i. tu dm nrr; tu apru<j. 
 
 .Vr.ARLV, Nf r-li. ad. at no grnt di:<tans; kloMi. 
 
 Nearn(-ss, Ner-n'-", n. dc stal ov brifl nrr; klij.-nf3. 
 
 Nkae-8Igiitkd, Nrr-.-jl-cd, /I. stip but a /ort dis- 
 tant; Jirtsjtod. [brio urr-sjlcd. 
 
 Near-bioiitedxess, Nrr-sjt-cd-nes, »i. dz stat ov 
 
 Neat, Net, «. a kt* or ok»; az, "a ntU tun." 
 
 Neat. Net, a. vori kirn; klcnli; njs; p^r; frr from 
 im(>'\r wiipIk;- klrr, after dedukjonz: in dis last 
 
 '-kat-I, n. oksn and k'<(z. [katl. 
 'herd, n. wun ha> haz de k^r ov 
 
 .NtAiLV, .Nii-li, aa. wid nrtne."; klcnlili. 
 
 Neatness, N<l-nc#, n. kU-nlinc!!; pqme.«. [XiJ>. 
 
 N».D. Ni-b,*f n. dr uuz; brk; bil ov a b^rd. Sr 
 
 Nebula, Ndb-yii-la, »•. [L.] pi. N<Sb-jrT^-lr; a kUdi 
 apmn": n \\'\ klxiii: a dqrk ipot: a film: klu>tcr 
 ov -• .'wijabl. [kUcli. 
 
 Nkui ivig nibyqlt: mi.«ti: 
 
 Nebli . ^ -. . ^ . uvs, H. mistinca; klv- 
 
 dinc:<. [riON.) 
 
 Necessarian, Nfe-ea-«-r{-«n, m. Sc {Xtctttita- 
 
 Necebkaries, N^-cs-a-riz, h. pi. tigi ncdful. 
 
 Necebbarilt, N^-«s-a-ri-li, ad. in^ritabli; not 
 frtli. 'i(i ii.'«f^ri. 
 
 Neces-sarinesb, N«f«-p«-a-ri-nc<, n. ' 
 
 Necessarv, Nos-ri-a-ri, a. dat mu- 
 
 sabl; nr>llul; i-.-onJal; ini'vilabl; :>.„.. ^, : ... 
 
 scsiti or kompulJoD, az (.>p(!)id tu frz; not Irs; fa- 
 tal: impt^ld bi fat. 
 18 
 
 *^'- ■■ ■ ittT, Sia-m-u .-■..■■- -■•-••» 
 
 iaRIAN, .Ni . h* 
 
 i Ac doktr 
 .Nll1-s.iitate. Nr-«^ 1 uii, 1. ^ tu mAk n^MBui. 
 Neleiuiitation, Ne-MM-i-ta-Jun, «. fatal kompuJ- 
 
 /..n. 
 Necemsitoub, Nt-i^-i-tiu, a. bcig in wont; pdtir, 
 nrdi. ' wnnl: nzd. 
 
 N I ' . orti; 
 
 I |«JV- 
 
 crli, WwJcIl.■^l <.v '{S^ ■•'•oa; 
 
 vjulcns. He mcLi: .'i iz 
 
 dat !<kriii liwi(} rr|.i, ^. ..; and 
 
 feli||z uz li{)kit in a qan uv km < i h\ 
 
 loz auuluKUK tu duz b[ hwiij d, .v^n 
 
 iz KuvcriHl. 
 NkcK, Nuk, H. dr fiqrt brtwrn dr bed and dr bodi. 
 .NiicKCLUTH, Nok-klut, n. a ka(|korf;if for de nek. 
 Neceed, Nek-cd, or Nekt, a. havig a nek. 
 NECEERcniEP, N<^k-er-<;if, h. u baokir(;if for dt 
 
 nek. 
 .N'ecelace. Nck-la.*, n. an ornamental qati, or ttn\f 
 
 <>v brdz, kf., worn mnd dr nek. 
 Nti'KLACED, N<'k-la«t, a. havig a noklas. 
 Necklano, Nok-land, ii. a log. naru Mrip ov land. 
 Necei-iece, Nck-pcs, n. an ornament or deftoi 
 
 f'-r de nek. 
 NEi'R-VERBE, N^k-Tfrs, n. At v^r« bwiq woz an- 
 
 Jontli red tu entjtl At jiqrti tu benefit ov kl^iji: 
 
 - scd tu br dr bi-;;inig cv dt iUl .-<jiu. 
 Neceweeu, Nek-wrd, n. bemis in ridikql. 
 Necrolite, Nek-ro-l(t, n. <ir</i.) a mineral ov 
 
 fetid udor, fiind in »miil ni>djqlz in llm-^ton. 
 Neceolouic, Nek-ru-loj-ik, t a. rrlntig tu 
 
 Necrolouical, Nek-ru-loj-i-kal, I nekru'iuji. 
 Nechulogist, Nek-nil-u-jisl, n. a rjter ov nck- 
 
 p'lluji. [ubitvqari. 
 
 Neiuoloot, Nek-riJl-o-ji, n. a rcjigtcr ov >let.«: an 
 Necromancer, Nek-ro-man-scr, n. wun h.ti prak- 
 
 ti:<ez n<fkruiuan!ii: a kdnjqror: an en<;<inter; 
 Necromancy, Nek-rij-man-«i, n. divinajon bj 
 
 kon.-iiillig At spirits ov dt ded; an outj'intment: 
 
 ki'iijqmji.n. [nokr»_man>i. 
 
 Necromantic, Nek-ro-man-tik, a. rrlatig tu 
 Necromanticallt, Nek-ru-man-ti-kal-i, ad. b] 
 
 konjqmjiin. [animalz. 
 
 Necroi'Haools, Nek-jVif-a-Kus a. frdig on dod 
 Necropiiorl'S, Nek-ruf-u-ru». n. {EiU.) an in- 
 
 iiekt: dr int^rer or koriw-karier. 
 Necroscopic, Nck-ru-sk6i>-ik, i a. rtlatin 
 
 Necroscopical. Nck-ru-Aip-i-kal, S tu dz eg- 
 
 zitminajun ov a ded bodi, or tu ot<>p«i, or poat- 
 
 uiortcm e)^miniiJonz. 
 Necrosis, Nr-kru-!<i<, n. [Or.] a diztfz or dz booE. 
 Nectar, Nek-tar, «. [Gr.] At fand drigk or dt 
 
 godz. 
 Nectareal. Nek-tA-rt-al. I rt^„,wig ncktar. 
 Nectarean, Nek-ta-rt-an, ) * 
 
 Nectared, Nek-tard, a. imbqd wid nektar. 
 NectareoI'S, Nek-l«-rt-u«, a. rtZ4^mblig ncktar: 
 
 drliiu.*. 
 Nectarine, Nek-ta-rin, a. swrt az nektar. dtli/a». 
 Nectarine, Nek-ta-rin, n. a frttit Ijk dt pe<;. 
 .Nei'Tarocb, Nek-ta-ruz, a. nwtt az nektar; nek- 
 
 lariii. 
 Nectary, Nok-ta-ri, n. an organ dat zekftfu honi: 
 
 dr meliferus pqrt ov a fl'wer. 
 Need, Nrd, m. ck.'<iji-U!.i; i.i ' • --rti. 
 
 Need, Nrd, r. /. tu wont 
 Ni u>. N«>1. r. I. tu bt ii. " *• 
 
 ^- ':, Nrd-er, n. wun hA wui.u- '-i.i tiy. 
 
 I., Ntd-ful, a. n«^esari: rrkwiiit; wuate-i 
 >. . , llt, N7d-ful-i, aJ. n*»c»rili. 
 
 NEEDPULNEaS, Nid-ful-nM, «. dt *tal ov Ul0 
 
 ntdful.
 
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 274 
 
 NEO 
 
 Needilt, Nsd-i-li, ad. in poverti; pobrli. 
 Neediness, Nsd-i-nes, n. de stafc ov beii) nedi; 
 
 poverti. 
 Needle, Ne-dl, n. a smel stel instrctmient, pflrnted 
 
 at wun end tu pers klot, and perforated at de 
 
 uder tu resEV a tred, yi^zd in sfoiij; eni kristal- 
 
 jzd substans in de form ov a ncdl. Afa.gnetilc 
 
 nrdl, Q slender magnetjzd bqr ov stel, hwiq, 
 
 hwen suspended freli on a pivot or senter, 
 
 aranjez itself in de direkjon ov de magnetik 
 
 fars ov de ert. [nedl at wuus. 
 
 Needleful, Ne-dl-fial, n. hwot iz put intu a 
 Needlefurze, Ne-dl-furz, n. a. plant; a spejez ov 
 
 jenistn: peti-hwin. [nedlz. 
 
 Needle-maker, Ne-dl-mak-er, n. wun hat maks 
 Needle-money, Ne-dl-mun-i, n. muni tu purqas 
 
 nedlz. [nedlz. 
 
 Needler, Ne-dlcr, n. wun hcD maks er delz in 
 Needle-shaped, Ne-dl-Japt, a. Japt Ijk a nedl. 
 Needless, Ned-les, a. unnesesari; not rekwizit. 
 Needlessly, Ned-les-li, ad. unnesesarili; wid'st 
 
 ned. 
 Needlessness, Ned-Ies-nes, n. unnesesarines. 
 Needlework. Ne-dl-wurk, n. de biznes ov a 
 
 semstros; embrffderi bj de nedl. 
 Needs, Nedz. ad. nesesarili: indispensabli. 
 Needy, Ned-i, a. pror: nesesitus; indijent. 
 Ne'er, N.^r, nd. a kontrakjon for )iei;er. 
 Nefarious, Ne-fa-ri-us, a. wiked; abominabl; vjl. 
 Nefariously, Ne-fa-ri-us-li, ad. abominabli; 
 
 wikedli. 
 Negation, Ne-ga-Jon, w. de akt ov denjii); a de- 
 
 njali~de kontrari tu afermafon; — a deskripjon 
 
 bj denial, er ekskh^jon, er eksepjon. 
 Negative, Neg-a-tiv, a. irapljig uegajon; — opuzd 
 
 tu afeimati€;—&zn\\iQ\ impljii) onli de absens 
 
 ov sunitifl; not pozitiv; prjvafiv; haviij de pTser 
 
 tu widhjjld. 
 Negative, Neg-a-tiv, n. a propozijon bj hwiq 
 
 sumtii) iz denjd; de denial ov an aserted fakt; 
 
 de p'xer or akt ov prev^ntii) an enaktment; a 
 
 pqrtikl ov denjal; az, vot. 
 Negative, Neg-a-tiv, v. t. tu dismis bj negajou; 
 
 tu vot er desjd agenst. 
 Negatively, Neg-a-tiv-li, ad. in a negativ man- 
 or: wid or bj denjal, not afermativli. 
 .Veglect, Neg-lekt, v. t. tu'omit bj kq,rlesnes er 
 
 dezjn; tu sljt; tu disregard; tu postpon. 
 Neglect, Neg-lekt, «. uimijon; inatenjon; sljt; 
 
 neglijens. 
 Neglecter, Neg-lekt-er, ?i. wun boo neglekts. 
 Neglectful, Neg-lekt-ful, a. hedles; k^rles; in- 
 
 atentiv. [inatenjon. 
 
 Neglectfully, Neg-lekt-ful-i, ad. wid hedles 
 Neglectingly, Neg-lekt-ig-li, ad. kq,rlesli: in- 
 
 atentivli. [ful. 
 
 Negleci'ive, Neg-lek-tiv,* a. inatentiv; neglekt- 
 Negligee, Ncg-li-j;a, n. [Fr.] a sert ov old faj- 
 
 ond g-sn or dres, fitiij ezili tu de Jap. 
 Negligence, Neg-li-jens, w. de akt ov neglekti^; 
 
 habit ov omitir) bj hedlesnes, or ov aktii) k^ir- 
 
 lesli; kfirlcsncs; inatenjon. 
 Negligent, Neg-li-jcnt, a. k^rles; hedles; inaten- 
 tiv: reniis: regqrdles. [Icsli; inatentivli. 
 Negligently, j^eg-li-jent-li, ad. k^rlcsli; hed- 
 Negotiable, Ne-gcJ-Ji-a-bl, a. dat ma be negco- 
 
 Jiated, transierd, er ekscjanjd. 
 Negotiant, Ne-g^-Ji-antjJ n. a negojiator. 
 Negotiate, Ne-go-Ji-at, v. i. tu bar interkors 
 
 or biznes; tu hold interkors respektig a treti or 
 
 konvenjon; tu trafik; tu tret. 
 Negotiate, Ne-g6-Ji-at, r. t. tu manaj; tu kon- 
 
 kh],d bj treti or agrement. 
 Negotiation, Ne-gw-Ji-a-Jon, ». de akt ov ne- 
 
 g6Jiatii);a transakjon ov biznes betwen guvern- 
 
 ments er stats; de mator negojiated; a treti. 
 
 Negotiator, Ne-go-Ji-a-tor, n. wun hot negojiats. 
 Negotiatory, Ne-go-Ji-a-tcD-ri, a. relatig tu 
 
 negojiajon. 
 Negress, Ne-gres, n. a femal ov de blak ras ov 
 
 Afrika. 
 Negro, Ne-gro, n. wun ov de blak ras ov Afrika, 
 Negundo, Ne-gdn-do, n. a jenus ov Amerikan trea 
 Negus, Ne-gus, n. a. mikstyqr ov wjn, woter, Jug- 
 
 ar, lemon, and nutmeg; — uamd from de inventor, 
 
 (Colonel Negus.) [tu hwini. 
 
 Neigh, Na, v. t. tu uter de vefs ov a hers er mj^r; 
 Neigh, Na. n. de vffs ov a hers. [nekst. 
 
 Neighbor, Na-bor, a. ner tu aniider; adjernig; 
 Neighbor, Na-bor, n. wun has livz ner tu aniider; 
 
 wun hot) livz in familyiariti wid aniider; a term 
 
 ov siviliti; an intimat; wun hco Joz kjndnes; wun 
 
 ner in natyi|,r or kwolitiz. 
 Neighbor, Na-bor, v. t. tu adjffn; tu konfjn on. 
 Neighbor. Na-bor, v. i. tu inhabit de visiniti. 
 Neighborhood, Nfi-bor-hud, n. visiniti; plas er 
 
 sniol distrikt ner; de stat ov beiij ner; doz dat 
 
 liv ner. 
 Neighboring, Na-bor-ig, a. beig ner. 
 Neiqhborliness, Na-bor-li-nes, n. de stat er 
 
 kwoliti (IV beig naborli. 
 Neighborly, Na-bor-li, a. bekiimig a nabor; 
 
 kjnd; sivil: frendli; atentiv. [eg uder. 
 
 Neighborship, Na-bor-Jip, n. de stat ov beig ner 
 Neighing, Na-ig, n. de vers ov a hers er mq^r. 
 Neither, Ne-der, h/irj. not eder; ner; — komonli 
 
 yi^zd in de fersl brang ov a sentens insted ov 
 
 ner, hwen de later branq er branqez qr tu kom- 
 
 cns wid nor. It iz elso ofn yni,zd insted ov nor 
 
 in de sekond branq ov a negativ er ov a prohi- 
 
 bijon; .iz, "Ye Jal not et ov it, mder Jal ye tug 
 
 it." Se {Either.} [de uder. 
 
 Neither, Ne-der, jwon. not eder; ner wun ner 
 Nemalite, Nera-a-ljt, n. {Min.} a magnegian 
 
 mineral. 
 Nem. con., Nem. kon., [kontrakjon for {iiemine 
 
 c&ntradicenie,) £.] no wun opozig;yiyianimusli. 
 Nem. dis., Nem. dis., [kontrakjon for (nemine 
 
 di'ssentiente,} L.] no wun disentig. 
 Nemoral, Nem-o-ral, a. relatig tu a grov. 
 Nems, Nemz, n. de Arabik nam ov de iknqmon. 
 Nenia, Ne-ni-Q, «. [Gr.] a fi|neral sog; an eleji. 
 Nenuphar, Nen-yi|-far, n. Az yelo wetcr lili. 
 Neodamode, Ne-6d-a-mod, n. {Ancient Greece} 
 
 a ni|li mad sifizcn. [marid. 
 
 Neogamist, Ne-6g-a-mist, 7i. wun hcD iz n^li 
 Neograpiiy, Ne-6g-ra-fi, n. a nixsistem; n^rjlig. 
 Neologian, Ne-o-lw-ji-an, n. a neolojist. 
 Neologianism, Ne-o-16-ji-an-iz-m, n. neolojizm. 
 Neologic, Ne-o-16j-ik, ) a. relatig tu neol- 
 
 Neological, Ne-o-16j-i-kal, i oji. [neoloji. 
 Neologism, Ne-61-o-jiz-m, n. a ni| wurd er'term; 
 Neologist, Ne-61-o-jist, n. an introdi\,ser ov nq, 
 
 termz or doktrinz; an advokat ov neoloji. 
 Neologistic, Ne-ol-o-jis-tik, ) a. relatig tia 
 
 Neologistical, Ne-ol-o-jis-ti-kal, 1 neoloji; ne- 
 
 olojikal. 
 Neology, Ne-61-o-ji, n. [Or.] literali, nq, wurd; 
 
 de introdukjon ov a ni| wurd, er ov nq wurdz, 
 
 intu a laggwaj; de promotig er givig kurensi 
 
 tu nq doktrinz. 
 Neomenia, Ne-Q-me-ni-a, n. [Gr.] a festival ob- 
 
 zervd bj de Greks at de beginig ov everi Iqnar 
 
 munt, in onor ov el de godz. 
 Neophyte, Ne-o-fjt, [Gr.] ni|li planted; a niiH 
 
 konverted Kristyan; wun nqli admitcd tu at 
 
 prestli order; a tjro; a beginer in lernig. 
 Neoplatonician, Ne-o-pla-to-niJ-an, ) n. a mis- 
 Neoplatonist, Ne-Q-pla-to-nist, ) tikal fi- 
 
 lo^^ofor ov de skcol ov Amonius Sakus and Plo- 
 
 tjnus, h(D mikst sum ov de tenets ov anjent 
 
 Platonizm wid uder prinsiplz.
 
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 27C 
 
 NEU 
 
 Nkobama, Kc-o-rd-nia, n. un optikul mulia rop- 
 
 rriiMiiiu de inlrriur ov a Iqrj biMiy. 
 NEurtaio, Nt-u-tor-ik, n. wuu uv uiixlcm timz. 
 Nkutickio, Ne-o-l^r-ik, * a. rcncut in unjin; 
 
 NtuTKKlCAL, Ne-6)-t<5r-i-kal, j inu<lori);Duvc<l;lat. 
 Ntr, N>'|i, n. dt orb kuttuint or katnip. 
 NcrAU'LutK, Nf|)-o-lez, n. <lr imtivz nv Nr|K51. 
 NtPESTUK, Nt-jx5n-tf, >i. a drug dal drjvt awti 
 
 ol |ian: u |iliiiit. 
 Nkfueline, N4f-e-lin, n. {Min.) a mineral from 
 
 MkiiI Soiiia, iicr Veiiii viuit, tuwtjmi kold limit. 
 NiraEW, N<Sv-ii, or N6f-yii, «. At sua ov a brud- 
 
 er or sisdor, 
 Nepheit£, NiSf-rjt, n. {Min.) a h(\nl, tuf miner- 
 al ov K^Fiiii kulor, kumikjzd Qcfli ov 8ilika, wid 
 
 l|iu, su<lii, mid iMitaJ. 
 Nephritic, Ne-frit-ik, n. (Med.) a mcdUin for 
 
 diz^z ov de kidniz or fur etc itton. 
 NEPHaiTic, Nr-fril-ik, j a. rtlntlj) tu nrfri- 
 
 Nki'UUITICAL, Xt-frit-i-kal, j ti", or tu de kid- 
 niz: di/.etd in de kidniz; zud ngon.tt dc .itun. 
 NEPuaiTia, Nc-fri-ti!i, n. {Med.} ua influmujun 
 
 ov de kidniz. 
 NEriiRooHArur, Ncf-r6g-ra-fi, n. a deakripjun ov 
 
 de kidniz. 
 NtriiROLiTHic, Ncf-ro-Iit-ik, a. {Med.) belooil) 
 
 tu k:ilkiili in dr kidniz. iniz. 
 
 NtPiiuoLouY, Nc-fri)l-(a-ji, ii. a trrtiz on de kid- 
 Nkphbotomv, Nr-frot-u-mi, n. {Med.) de ojior- 
 
 Hjon ov i-kstruklin de ston from de kidniz. 
 Ne plus ultra, Nc pluK lil-tni, [/.] nutig mor 
 
 btyiMid; dr gnito.-<t okstont; At utmu.4t i-fort. 
 Xepotihm, Nt'p-u-tiz-in, n. foiidnes for novuz. 
 NtPTU.MA!*, No|>-t^-ni-an, n. wun hoi hulilz dot 
 
 de prczenl form ov de v^^ '"^z ^>d prudi^st b^ 
 
 wilcr. 
 Neptuniaw, Nep-ti^-ni-an, a. rrlatig tu Neptun 
 
 or At ojan; fonnd b( tikweus 8uti{Jon. 
 Nereid, Nt'-re-id, ii. a se-nimf: a nercidian. 
 Nkreidian, Xc-rt-id-i-an, n. an <;rtwurin. 
 Nerve, N^rv, n. an organ ov ."i-nfa/nn and niu/nn, 
 
 bwiq \ia*iyi from At bnin tu ol j'qrt.t ov At bodi; 
 
 a tondiin; i<iuyn; strcyt;- At i<tr<n) ^'''" "*' ** '*^f' 
 Nerve, N^rv, c. t. tu strcytcn: tu invigornt. 
 Nerved, N>;rvd, a. haviy nvrvz;-(/W.) haviu 
 
 vu:iolz iiimpl and unbrdnqt, ck.'<t^ndiu from At 
 
 bns tuxirdz dc tip; az, a nrrrd hi. 
 Nerveless. X<,'rv-le!«, a. widiit iftrcyft. 
 Nervine, Nor-vin, n. a mcdisin for ncrvus afi-k- 
 
 Jor.z. 
 Nervine, N<.'r-vin, a. gud f>»r de n<^rvz; nvrrus. 
 Nervol'8, N»>r-vus, a. relatiy tu de norvz; stnn); 
 
 vi;;oru.'<; -havi|) wck or dizezd n?rvz; morbidli 
 
 frrful; njitfltf^l b| trjflz. 
 NsRvoL'iiLr, NtT-vuH-ii, ad. wid stroot; wid fun". 
 NERVuusNUg, Nvr-vus-Dcs, ». de atflt ov bcio 
 
 nrrvuf. vigor; ittrcot. 
 Nerty, Xvr-vi,» a. Atrog; vigoruc n^rvus. 
 Nes, Ni-.', n. a prdiiionturi. [cuiig. 
 
 Nescience, N«>Ji-en.«, n. ignaraw; de otat ov not 
 N>-sll, NeJ,» a. tcniler; ov fcbl belt; rziii burt. 
 Ness, No.h, a Sak-'on t<'rminnjc)n, drnuiig otnt or 
 
 kwoliti; Bi, ffud, <fudiit\f. <le t^rminn/on ov 
 
 moni namz ov iJa.^ez hwi\r di^r iz a hedland or 
 
 iirotuontwri; frvm {ntte, Sax.) a n<jc u« /««</, or 
 
 IicdUnd. 
 Nest. Nent, h. de bod ov a b^rd for laip b^r. cgz: 
 
 a I'las bw^r in-tokLt and animalzqr nrodi^it; rcz- 
 
 iden.4. u worm, kioi babitnjon; an abud^— a kol- 
 
 rkjon ov b'ikitcz or dnwrz. 
 Nest, Nest, r. ». tu bild, or la in Dcat«. 
 Nlst-eoo. NVtt-eg, h. mi c]( loft in de n«at. 
 Nestle. Ne<I, r. i'. tu IJ klos;- lu aksv. 
 Nestle. Nesl, r. /. tu hiiz; tu <;ori/. 
 Nestling. Nt^-lig, «. a yup borvl in dr no«t. 
 Nestli.no, N(b-liB. a, u^\\ hai^t;— rndtvig abiU 
 
 Nestor I an. Neat i f61o«r ov NMto- 
 
 riu«, h<t>, in dr 1 , tot dat Kriit woz 
 
 divjdod intu, or i. ...-. ,., tu> p^nonz. 
 
 Nesturian, }it»-i£i-n-ma, a. reUtig tu NmIoHiu, 
 
 or tu Nestor. 
 Nehtuuia.vihm, Nu«-t4J-ri-ao-iz-m, n. de doktrio 
 
 ov dc Ncnturiunz. 
 Net, Not, «. a l«;k»tyqr ov twjn or trrd wovn 
 
 wid Iqrj intvr4ti-<rz or mcji-i, kumonti jri^zd tu a 
 
 ^n^r for fi/, bvrdz, k».\ eni tig mad ai a net; a 
 Net, Net, r. ■'. tu nit a net; tu not. [(nV- 
 
 Net, Net, a. kler; kirr ov i;<|rjez: kitr ov i^r and 
 
 tret; kler after drdukjouz qr mad; az, net wal, 
 
 utt iirufiLs. 
 Net, .Net, V. t. tu brig, ai kler proda*. 
 .Netiiku, Xc'd-cr, a. luer; not upcr; infvmal. 
 Xetiieumost, N^-cr-most, a, aiut^rUUv ov iwtf- 
 
 er; loejit. 
 Netting, NuH-ig, n. a rttikytilnte<i peg ov wurk. 
 .N'ettle, .Nel-I, /». a wel nun, I'ligig plant. 
 .N'lttle, Net-1, r. /. tu wtig; tu iriiat; tu pruvuk. 
 Nkitlkii, Xei-Ur, n. be or dal hwiq nciJz. 
 NtTTLK UASH, Xet-l-n»J, n. an cniptiv diziz. 
 •Nettle-tree, N6t-l-tre, n. a tre or /rub; /ugar- 
 
 bt'ri. [ka^ b^rdz. 
 
 Xet-trap, Xdt-trap, n. a sort ov trap or net tu 
 Nktwork, Xot-wurk, n. eni tig rezemblig de 
 
 wurk iiv a net; rrtikynlatod wurk. 
 XEL'KALaiA, .N'ii-r;il-ii-a, n. an ukiit, ]>auful afek- 
 
 Jon in de kurn ov At nvrvz, wun ov de uitjst du- 
 
 troriig fitrmz ov hwii; iz tik datlatrd, 
 .Neuralgic, Xii-ral-jik, a. relatig tu nqraljia. 
 Xel'Roguapuy, Xii-rog-ra-fi, n. a de»kripj'n o» 
 
 dr nervz. [miriLji. 
 
 Xeiboloqical, Xn-ro-loj-i-kal, a, rclntig lu 
 Xel'UOLUgist, Xii-rol-o-jint, n. wun bin deakribi 
 
 dr nervz. 
 Xel'ROLOgt, Nn-njl-o-ji, »i. dat pqrt ov animal 
 
 fiziiiluji hwi(j tret* ov de n?rvz. 
 XtL'RoPTEO, Nn,-n'ip-tcr, h. {Eni.) wun ov de 
 
 miri'iptora; an in.«i-kt wid for trau!i|«^rent wigz. 
 Neuroitera, Xn-rop-tor-a, n.yl. u jrnus ov in- 
 
 itekiti huvig fur membraniiju!i,qrLikyi^latcd wigz, 
 
 widSit u ."tig. [nunSptt-M. 
 
 Xelropteral, Nn-rop-lcr-al, a. relatig tu de 
 Neiboptkuol'S, Xii-r6p-tor-ua, a. belogig tu dc 
 
 niiroptera. 
 Nkirospast, Xi'i-ro-spast, n. a pupct; a figynr 
 
 |iut in uiuijon. 
 Xeurotic, Xn-rot-ik, a. relatig tu de nvrr*; 
 
 ni.Tvin. [nfnrm. 
 
 Xel'ROTIcs, Nii-r6t-ik«, n. {Med.) medisint farde 
 Xelbotomical, Xii-ru-t4Su-i-kal, a. rtlulig lu 
 
 niimUjiui. [ig dc nvrvz. 
 
 .Neibotomt, Xii-r6t-b>-mi, a. de anal^jmi ov kul- 
 Nklbvp.nolooist, Nii-rip-n61-o-ji<t, ». wun v^rst 
 
 in niirip:i6luji. 
 Nelrypnoloov, Xti-rip-D61-o-ji, ». a tretii oo 
 
 nvrvu:< slrp; luozmerizm. 
 Neuter, Xii-tor, a. [L.] not or rder K^d or nqrli; 
 
 indiferi'Dt: ni^iral. In (Jramar, not mi.'<Kiilin 
 
 or feminin; upl|d tu nunz; — not aktiv or ]»aiv; 
 
 a;<l|d tu vorbz. 
 Neltkr, Ni^-tcr, n. wun indifen?nt or mitral; 
 
 wu?i ov nedcr aekn, az a workig br . 
 Nn rr.AL, Nii-tral, a. in I '' - ' 
 
 t.i',.ii) no |«irt in u k": 
 
 - Ill (tor a-iid nor alk.i:, . 
 
 ir.il nnf'H iz a no/on AuU lu ijiu uv « .:, uA- lu 
 
 pqrt wid eder ov de bclijercot or kooU-nJig 
 
 pqrtiz. 
 NEtTBAL. Ni^-tnU, «. wun h<xi ii not on r Vr -^ 1. 
 Neltralitv. Nq-tril-i-ti. i dr •«Bt ov bnu Mi- 
 tral or niittr: a i. : ••": iiHl.lrr- 
 
 cn.i; inak/nn; 1. dstduiooi 
 
 tak jiqrl in a w >: •«-
 
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 NIG 
 
 Neutralize, Nii,-tral-jz, v. t. tia render nt|,tral, or 
 indiferent, er inaktiv; tu render inert er imper- 
 septibl bj kemikal kombinajon. 
 
 Neutralizee, Ni^-tral-jz-er, n. he er dat hwi(; 
 ni'itralizez. [pVt. 
 
 Neutrally, Nq,-tral-i, ad. indiferentli; on nsder 
 
 Never, Nev-er, ad. not ever; at no tim; in no de- 
 gre. It iz mug yi^zd in kompozijon; az, never- 
 endii]. 
 
 Nevertheless, Nev-er-de-les, ad. h'sever; yet. 
 
 New, N^,, a. not old; frej; novel; not bsir] b£f6r; 
 modern; resent; diferont from ds farmer; not an- 
 tikwated; havig de efekt ov novelti; not habit- 
 yH,ated; not familyar; renovated; not ov anjent 
 ekstrakjon; — yi|,zd in kompozijon, adverbiali, for 
 miU; az, «(/-bGrn. 
 
 New-fangled, Ni|-fai)-gld,t a. n\\ mad. 
 
 New-fashioned, Nn,-faJ'-ond, a. resentli kum 
 intu. fajon. 
 
 Newish, Ni|,-iJ, a. rader nq,; not old. 
 
 Newly, Ni^-li, ad. frejli; latli; resentli. 
 
 New-model, Nii-mod-el, v. t. tia model anq,. 
 
 Newness, N^-nes, 71. frejnes; rssentnes; novelti. 
 
 News, Ni^z, 71. siy. and pi. (komonli sig.) frcj 
 tjdiijz; tjdiijz; intelijens. [nilz. 
 
 Newsmonger, Ni^z-mug-gcr, n. wun h&> dslz in 
 
 Newspaper, Ni[z-pa-per, n. a printed paper or 
 Jst, publijt at stated intervalz, fer konvaig in- 
 telijens ov pasij) events; a gazet. 
 
 News-room, Ni'iz-room, n. a room hwi|r nii,zpapcrz 
 qr red. [n'lz or ni^zpaperz. 
 
 News-vender, Ni|z-von-der, ». wun hcD delz in 
 
 News-writer, Nviz-rjt-er, n. a rjter ov m^z. 
 
 Newt, Ni],t, ?i. an eft; a smol lizard. 
 
 Newtonian, Nn-to-ni-an, n. a foloer ov Ser 
 feak Nii,ton, in filosofi. 
 
 Newtonian, Ni],-tc)-ni-an, a. belogii) tu Ser 
 feak Ni^ton, er hiz filosofi. [de yer. 
 
 New-year, N^-yer, a. relatii) ta de beginii) ov 
 
 New-year's-gift, Ni^-yerz-gift, n. a prezent 
 mad on de ferst da ov de yer. 
 
 Next, Nekst, n. nerest in plas, tjm, erder, &s. 
 
 Next, Nekst, ad. at de tjm er turn nsrest. 
 
 Nib, Nib, n. de bil ov a berd; de pffnt ov a pen; 
 de handl ov a sid. 
 
 Nibbed, Nibd, a." havir) a nib. 
 
 Nibble, Nib.l, v. t. tu et sloli; tu bjt, az a fij. 
 
 Nibble, Nib-1, v. i. tu bjt at; tu find felt wid. 
 
 Nibble, Nib-1, n. an akt ov a fiJ tfiiij de bat. 
 
 NiBBLER, Nib-ler, n. wun dat niblz; a kqrpcr. 
 
 Nice, Njs, a. prjmarili soft; hwens delikat, fas- 
 tidius, skwemij; fermd wid min4t cgzaktnes; re- 
 kwjrii) skrt&piyus egzaktnes, ofn impljii) tco mug 
 sgzaktnes; trjf lii); not devoted tu cni' important 
 biznes; trivial; efeminat; delijus; plezii) er mi- 
 nixtli elegant. Tu mak or Ic njs, tu be skri6- 
 pijlus or difikult. 
 
 Nicely, Njs-li, ad. egzaktli; presjsli; delikatli. 
 
 NiCENE, Nj-sen, a. relatig tu JVss, a t-sn ov £IJia 
 Mjnor;— apljd tu de I'red komenst bj de k-snsil 
 ov Nes, A. D. 325, and kompleted bj de k-snsil 
 ov Konstantinopl, A. D. 381. 
 
 NiCENESS, Njs-ncs, n. miuii,t egzaktnes; d^likasi. 
 
 Nicety, Njs-et-i, n. (h kwoliti ov beig njs; eni 
 tiij njs; mini|tnes; akyiyasi; fastidius' d^likasi; 
 skwemijnes; pujjktilyus diskriminajon; sutlti; 
 efeminat softnes; a danti. 
 
 NiCHAR, Nj-kar, n. a plant. [statyrj, in. 
 
 Niche, Nig, v. a holo er reses in a wel tu plas a 
 
 Nick, Nik, n. egzakt pernt ov tjm; a nog; a skor; 
 a reknig. In iwrdern mitSloji, an evl spirit ov 
 de weterz;— hens CJld JVik, fer de devl, in vul- 
 gar diskors. 
 
 NiCK, Nik, V. t. tu hit; Jtu tug lukili; tu perform 
 sum qrtif is; tu nog; tu sn,t, az taliz; — tu defet er 
 kuzn, az at djs; — tu kut under de tal ov a hors. 
 
 Nickel, Nik-el, n. a bwjtij metal, duktil, male- 
 
 abl, and veri hqrd. It iz atnikted bj de magnet, 
 
 and, Ijk jurn, ma be rendcrd magnetik. 
 Nickelic, Ni-kel-ik, a. relatip tu, er kontanii) 
 Nicker, Nik-er, n. wun hco niks; a nav. [nikel. 
 Nickname, Nik-nam, n. a. nam givn in derijon; 
 
 an oprobrius nam er apelajon. [nam. 
 
 Nickname, Nik-nam, v. t. tu kel bj an oprobrius 
 Nicotian, Ni-k6-Jan, n. tobako; — so namd from 
 
 (Nicot,) hoo, ab-st 1560, ferst sent it tu Frans. 
 Nicotian, Ni-k6-Jan, a. relatig tu tobako. 
 NicOTiANiNE, Ni-ko-Ji-a-nin, n. an ffl er prinsipl 
 
 ekstrakted from de levz ov tobakci, hwig pozesez 
 
 de smel ov tobako smok. 
 Nicotin, Kik-o-tin. ?i. ( Ghem.') a pekqlyar prin- 
 sipl ekstrakted from tobako; nikiSJianin. 
 Nictate, Nik-tat,* 1;. i. tu wigk; tia niktitat. 
 Nictation, Nik-ta-Jon, n. a wigkiij ov de j. 
 Nictitate, Nik-ti-tat, v. i. tu wigk; tu niktat. 
 Nictitating, Nik-ti-ta-tig, a. apljd tu a tin 
 
 membran, wid hwig sum animalz kan protekt 
 
 d<v jz, wid-st a total obstrukjon ov vigon. 
 Nictitation, Nik-ti-ta-Jon, n. a wigkiij; niktajon. 
 Nide, Njd, n. a brcod; az, d n'ld ov fezants. 
 Nidificate, Nid-i-fi-kat, v. i. tu bild nests, az 
 
 berdz. 
 NiDiFiCATiON, Nid-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov bild- 
 
 iij nests. [ed met. 
 
 NiDOROUs, Nj-dor-us, a. smelig er tastix) Ijk rost- 
 NiDULATE, Nid-yij,-lat, v. i. tu bild a nest. 
 NiDULATiON, Nid-yix-la-Jon,* n. tjm ov remanig 
 
 in de nest. 
 Nidus, Nj-dus, n. [i.] a nest ov berdz, &s. 
 Niece, Nes, n. a deter ov a bruder er sister. 
 Niello, Ni-el-o, n. [/(!.] a metod ov engravig on 
 
 gold and silver plat. [gurl. 
 
 Niggard, Nig-ard, n. a mjzer; a sordid felo; a 
 Niggard, Nig-ard, a. sordid; mjzerli; pqrsimonius. 
 Niggardliness, Nig-ard-li-nes, n. avaris; sordid 
 
 pqrsimoni. 
 Niggardly, Nig-ard-li, a. avarijus; pqrsimonius. 
 Niggardly, Nig-ard-li, ad. sp^rigli; pqrsimoni- 
 
 usli. [simoni. 
 
 Niggardness, Nig-ard-nes, n. avaris; serdid p^r- 
 Niggle, Nig-l,t V. t. tu pla wid; tu trjfl wid. 
 Nigh, Nj, a. ner; not distant; not remot; aljd klosli. 
 Nigh, Nj, prep, not fqr from; ner. 
 Nigh, Nj, ad. not fqr 0*: olmost; ner. 
 NiGHLY, Nj-li,* ad. nerli; nj; widin a litl. 
 NiGHNESS, Nj-nes,* n. nernes; proksimiti. 
 Night, Njt, n. de tjm ov dqrknes; de tjm from 
 
 sunset tu sunrjz; dqrknes; obskq,riti; ignorans; 
 
 adversiti; det; — yi^zd mug in kompozijon; az, 
 
 «/i!-fel. Tu-nit, &d. dis njt. 
 Night-bird, Njt-berd, n. a berd dat fljz bj njt. 
 Night- BORN, Njt-bern, a. prodi^st in dqrknes. 
 Nightbrawl, Njt-brol, n. a brel in de njt. 
 Nightbrawler, Njt-brel-er, n. wun hot) maks 
 
 brelz or disturbansez in de njt. [njt. 
 
 Night-breeze, Njt-brez, n. a brez bloig in de 
 Nightcap, Njt-kap, n. a kap worn in bed. 
 Night-dew, Njt-dix, "• ^^n fsli?) bj njt. 
 Night-dog, Nit-dog, n. a dog dat hunts in de njt. 
 Night-dress, Njt-dres, n. de dres worn at njt. 
 Nighted, Njt-ed, a. dqrknd; benjted. 
 Nightfall, Njt-fel, ji. de kloz ov da; evnig. 
 Nightfire, Njt-f jr, n. f jr in de njt; ignis fatyqus. 
 Night-flier, Njt-flj-er, n. an insekt er berd dat 
 
 Ijz in de njt. 
 Night-fly, Njt-flj, n. a mot dat fljz in de njt. 
 Nightfoundered, Njt-f-sn-derd, a. lost in de njt. 
 Nightgown, Njt-gsn, ». a loos g-sn yq,zd fer un- 
 
 dres. [njt. 
 
 Night-guard, Njt-gqrd, «. a wog er gqrd in de 
 NiOHTiiAG, Njt-hag, 11. a wig wonderig in de njt, 
 NiGUTHAWK, Njt-hek, n. a hek dat fljz bj njt.
 
 NIN 
 
 377 
 
 NIT 
 
 NiOHTiNOALK, Njt-io-pil, «. o smnl b^rd d»t nipi 
 
 iwrlli in At njl; At nwetont ov Dog-b^rdi; filu- 
 
 uj>!l; -u wurd ov cndtriin'iit. 
 NlQUT JAK, Nlt-j'ir, n. n HritiJ b<,>rd rrmqrkabl for 
 
 dr w|<l x<i|> ov lU brk; -kitld oinu de <jul-»ukfr. 
 NioiiTLCsa, NJi-loa, a. bavig nu nji. 
 NIUUTLV, N'lt-li, a. dun bj njt; uktig bj ujt. 
 NiOHTLY, N^-li, fl^. bj n|l; cveri njt. fnit. 
 
 NiouTMAX, Njt-iuuii, fi. wuu Liti rctmiiVH fill b| 
 NiOiiTUARK, Njt-m.ir, n. a morbid and opr^niv 
 
 MDMi/on diiriy slep, komouli prodiist h[ indi- 
 
 jMtyi>n: iiikiibu.s. 
 NiOHT-riKCK, Nit-pcH, H. u piktyi^r kulord for 
 
 kandl-lit otV'kt, or su kulord ac tu be tea tu de 
 
 boitt iidvdiitnj b| kundl-l^t. 
 KioiiT UAVtN, Njt-rav-n, n. a »»rt ov Til, 
 NioiiT KK.ST, .N'lt-rwt, II. rrpui ov de njt. 
 NioiiT KOBBKR, N[l-rob-pr, ii. wun hO) rubi bJ nit. 
 NiuiiT-HEAHON, Njt-st-in, n. de tjm ov nit. 
 NiOHTfiUAUE, N'lt-Jail,' n. At dqrknos ov at njt; — 
 
 a jenu!) ov plant) und /rubs, gum ov bwiq qr 
 
 veri pffinus; a porcnial plant, dodli n|tjad, or 
 
 bclad6i)ii, or dtrnl. [nit. 
 
 NioiiT-sHixiNo, Nit-Jjn-in, a. Join britnos in de 
 NiuiiT KHiiitK. Ni*. -Jrek, n. a krj in At njt. 
 NluilT SOIL, .N|t-sitl, II. htiiuan tikskrrmont and 
 
 yqrin at a uianiir; — kold ol«u nit-rrmniir. 
 NIUUT-8PLLL, N{t-iii>vl, n. a Qqrm agciuat hqrmi 
 
 ov de n|t. 
 NiouT-swKAT, N|t-flwot, n. a Bwet or p^rspirajon 
 
 in de n|t. 
 NioiiT TttirriNO, Njt-trip-io, a. goio Utli in At njt. 
 NioiiT-vi.siO.v, Nit-vi3-<in, n. a vijon ov de njt. 
 NuiiiT-WAKiso, Njt-wok-io. »• wcxjin dqrifl nit. 
 Nkjiit WALK, .Njt-wok, n. a wok in At njt. 
 NiaiiT-WALKKK, .Njt-wok-cr, 11. wun luti woks in 
 
 At nit; koinonli vqid in an il iiens. 
 NioiiT-WALKiNO, Sjt-wok-io, J». ruvifl in de njt. 
 NiOUT-WALKiNO, N'lt-wok-ijj, fi. At akl ov wokig 
 
 in !>lcp or in At nit: noktambqiajon. 
 NiOHT-WASDEBEa, N'it-won-dor-cr, n. wun dat 
 
 woiulerz l>i njt. [At n|t. 
 
 NiOHT-WANDKRiso, N'jt-won-dcr-io, a. ruvig in 
 NioiiT-WARBLiso, N'it- wor-blii), .1. .-inio in de nit. 
 NioiiTWARD, Njt-ward, a. npruijij) tiiXirdi nit. 
 NiOUT-WATCH, Njt-wo*;, «. u gqrd or W(mj at nit; 
 
 u perio.1 in de nit dqrij) hwicj mon on gqrd qr 
 
 not <;nnjd. [in de nit. 
 
 NiOHT-WATCHER, Nit-wo^-cr, n. wun na> wo<;ci 
 NloEiajctNT, Ni-gr6s-ont, a. grkiig blak: iiprcjijii) 
 
 bliikiic!). [innkii) bluk. 
 
 NiuBiriCATiON, Xig-ri-fi-ka-Jon, n. Ac ukt ov 
 NlORiNK, N|-f^n, 11. {Jtin.y a siliko-kalkareus 
 
 okaid ov tiinnium. 
 Nihilism, Ni-hil-iz-m, n. nntigncfl: nihiliti. 
 Nihility, Ni-bil-i-ti, n. nutiyne.s; de Htat or beig 
 
 nutin. 
 NiLL, Nil,* ». I. not tu wil; tu rrfi\t: tu rtjdkt. 
 NiLL, Nil, n. At J[oiD *|^rks dat kum of ov bras 
 
 hwcn incllc<i in a funin.i. 
 NiLOMETEK, Ni-16ni-f-tcr, n. a gtruktyqr bi hwit; 
 
 dt nnjcnla nie^qrd At t\9 or de wotert or de Njl. 
 NiMBirEROUS, Nim-bif-cr-u.«, a. brigig kUdi or 
 
 otoraii. 
 Nimble, Nim-bl, a. kwik; aktiv; re<li; ^prdi. 
 NiMBLENKSS, Nim-bl-nw, n. kwiknos; aktiriti. 
 NiMBLEWiTTED, Niu)-bl-wit-c<l, a. kwik; egei' tu 
 
 .tprk. 
 Nimbly, Nim-bli, ad. kwikli: nicdili; aktirli. 
 NiMBL's. Nim-bu.% n. a ran klsd. In I'mntin and 
 
 Skiili>ti/nr, a »»Jrkqlar di^ik r'snd de hcd« ov 
 
 dirinitii, iiovorvni and unUi; an nrtola. 
 Nincompoop, Nin-kouj-juii*,* n. a blokhed; afaJ. 
 Nine, N^n, n. pi. At number nin: de njn mi^tei. 
 Nine, Nin, a. wun mor dan at. 
 NiMETOLD, Nin-fuld, a. repct«d ajn limi. 
 
 NiNEiiOLEA, Njn-bolt, n. pi. a i^m rtkwirig D)a 
 hull, inlu hwi(2 u polet u tu be buld. 
 
 .ViNEPENCE, N|u |«n«, n. a fowi lilver kffn; dc 
 Kuin ov iiin |M*nii. [or wud. 
 
 .NiNEPiMt, N^ii piui, n. jA. a pla wid njn pc m 
 
 .N'iNETEE.H, .N|n-t<n, a. n\a and tea. 
 
 NiNLTEENTU, Njn-Unt, a. At ordinal or oiDtcB. 
 
 .NiNKTiETU, Njn-ti-ft, a. At ordinal or ninti. 
 
 .Ninety, Njn-ti, a. nin timt ten. 
 
 .Ni.NNY, Nin-i,J n. a t<i<l; a simpllon; a nlnihamar. 
 
 NiNMViiAMMEB, Nin-i-bam-er,; n. a simpllon; « 
 uiiii. 
 
 N1.N8IN, Nin-!<in,^ n. a biter niit prjubt ov de mc- 
 diitinal kwolitil ov jinsog. [nto. 
 
 Ninth, N'int, a. foret uftcr de att; de ordinal or 
 
 Ninthly, Njnt-li, ad. in At nint pla.*. 
 
 Nip, Nip, v. t. tu pin(j uf wid lumtig bwiq hat 
 Jqrp uudz or niht, az nulz, a btk, let, uinicn, 
 and de lik; tu uinq ai front; tu dei<tr^ bef6r 
 ful gr(jt; tu vclu; tu bjl; tu satiriz; tu tqnt 
 ourka.'itikalt. 
 
 Nip, .Ni|<, n. u pin^: a stnol kut; a blast. [ard. 
 
 .NIPPEEKIN, Nip-c-r-kin, n. u litlkup; a (mol t«gk> 
 
 .N'lI'l'tlLS, Nip-iTZ, n. pi. smol pin'orz. 
 
 -NipPiNQLY, N'ip-ig-li, ad. wid biter i>qrkazm. 
 
 .Nipple, Nip-1, n. dat hwi(j de aukig yug taki 
 inlu dr mtct; a tet: a du^; pap: an orifij at 
 hwi^ cni animal likwid iz i>i6panit«d. 
 
 NiSAN, Nj-san, n. a JqiJ vvrniU munt. 
 
 Nisi pkius, Nj-si pri-un, n. [A.](/.<ii/-^ dc namora 
 kurt; df nam ov a rit dirc-ktt-d tu a Jcrif, bcj^in- 
 ig wid de wurdz A/V/ /V/im, de purpurt ov hwio, 
 in IggliJ, wid duz dnt imediatii folu, iz, "l.'nlM 
 At ju.Hti^ivz ItA/ettt kum tu des pqrts tu hwld 
 de iijiizoz." 
 
 .Nit, Nit, n. de eg ova Its orsmol insekt. [or. 
 
 .Nitency, Nj-ten-si,* n. luster: britnc*; — ancnder- 
 
 .NiTiD, Nit-id, a. brjt; Jinig; )fii; .-prous. 
 
 Nitrate, Ni-tmt, n. u kcmikul s)lt ov uitrik asid, 
 and u baa. 
 
 Nitre, Nj-ter, m. nitrat ov potiaa; ssit pet«r; a 
 solt kuu.-i8tig ov 54 pqrtj ov nitrik asid and 48 
 ov i)ota.<.i;--yqzd in dr manyqfaktyqr ov goa 
 pTjder, for prrz<,>r*'ig lurt. As. 
 
 Nitric, Nj-irik, a. (tVw.) relatig tu orkontan- 
 ig niivr. — .V/Vn't- aj>i</, ol?o kold akiraj-irti*, iz a 
 bcvi likwid, ov a yclo kulor, kompuzd ov 30 
 (iqrLi uv njtrajun and 70 or okaijon. Il iz a reri 
 jim-rful ok-'idizin njont. Initrifiig. 
 
 Nitrification, Nit-ri-fi-kA-Jon, n. At akl or 
 
 .Nithikv, Na-ri-fi, r. t. tu konvijrl inlu njter. 
 
 .Nitroaerial, Nj-tro-a-f-ri-ul, a. kontanig njlcr 
 and ^r. 
 
 NiTROBENEiDE, Nt-tro-b<n-ild, a. {Cktm.\ ajA- 
 oij likwid obtand from benzin and nitrik asid. 
 
 NiTRuuEN, Ni-tru'jcn, m. ( Cfum.) a ga-s kold 
 az<jt. It konstilqt«7y hundred^ ov At bulk or 
 atiuosferik nr, du ov it.«^lf it izdestniktiv ov Ijf. 
 
 NiTRooENEOua, Ni-tru-jt-ne-us, a. rtlatig tu 
 nitrujen; prudq.^ig niter. 
 
 Nitrometer, Ni-tn'im-e-ter, n. an instntimont for 
 n.-'.-rtJinig dr kwoliti or valyti ov njtcr. 
 
 NiTRoMiniATic, Nj-tro-mq-n-AUik, ». n|tiik 
 nml tiniri.itik a-nid kombjail. 
 
 NiTRus'APiiTHALASE, .\i-lru-nip-t»-lai, ».( C4«»ik.) 
 a koinpvnd rctdltig fromde ak/on or nitrik aai4 
 on naptalin. 
 
 NiTROBiLPHUBOfS, Ni-tro-.«ul-fli-^l^ a. konlan- 
 jg julfcr and njtcr. 
 
 Nixaofs, Nj-tru*, 3. pirt.nkip nv njtT. Sftryu 
 iL»\y\ bnz bv ov ok- ^yrM 
 
 ok*iil, a ga.< hwi<; : \mo- 
 
 nia, and hwiq hwt L .. ,,...,-.. .-C"!"'" 
 
 atig efokt, sumhwot similar la iDt«ii»ikaJoa;— 
 impr^l^ntrd wid niter. 
 
 NiTBY, Nj-tri, a. nitrus; rrlatig tu nil«r.
 
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 NON 
 
 Nitty, Nit-i, a. ab'sndip wid ds egz ov Ijs. 
 
 NiTUEET, Nj-ttx-ret, n. {Chem.} a bodi konsistii) 
 ov oksijen, hjdrojen, and kqrbon, wid wun atom 
 ov njtriajen. 
 
 Nival, Nj-val, a. ab-sndii) wid sno. 
 
 Niveous, Niv-s-us, a. snoi; rezemblirj sno. 
 
 Nizam, Ni-zam, n. guvernor ov a provins, er a 
 soveren prins in Hindcostan. 
 
 No, Nw, ad. de wurd ov refixzal er denjal. 
 
 No, No, a. not eni; nun. iVb wun, not eni wun. 
 
 No, No, n. a dgnjal; ds wurd ov denjal. 
 
 NoACHiAN, No-ak-i-an, a. relatiij tu de patrifirk 
 Noa. [mak nobl. 
 
 NoBiLiTATE, No-bil-i-tat,* v. t. tu. ennobl: ta 
 
 Nobility, No-bil-i-ti, n. de stat er kwoliti ov 
 beii) nobl; antikwiti ov famili; digniti; ragk. — 
 Nobiliti, in Iggland, konsists ov fjv raijks, namli, 
 dij^ks, mqrkwisez, eriz, vjk'snts, and baronz. 
 
 Noble, N6-bl, a. beloijiij tu de nobiliti; egzelted 
 in raijk; wurdi; elevated; liberal; ilustrius; sub- 
 Ijm; magnifisent; jenerus. 
 
 Noble, No-bl, n. wunovhj raijk; — an anjent kern. 
 
 Nobleman, N6-bl-man, n. wun ov de nobiliti; a 
 nobl. 
 
 Nobleness, N6-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beii) 
 nobl; gratnes; wurt; digniti; magnanimiti. 
 
 NOBLESS, No-bles,* n. de nobiliti. 
 
 Nobly, N(fi-bli, ad. in a nobl maner; gratli. 
 
 Nobody, N6-bod-i, n. no wun; not eni wun. 
 
 NocENT, No-sent, a. gilti; hurtfial; misqivus. 
 
 NocTAMBiJLATiON, Nok-tam-bii-la-Jon, n. de akt 
 ov wokiij in slep, or in de nit; somnambtilizm. 
 
 NocTAMBULiST, Nok-tam-bt{-list, n. wun hco 
 woks in slep. 
 
 NocTHORO, X6k-to-ro, n. an Amerikan kwodrO)- 
 manus animal; a spejez ov mugki. [a njt. 
 
 NOCTIDIAL, Nok-tid-i-al, a. komprjzii) a da and 
 
 NocTiVAGANT, Nok-tiv-a-gant, a. wonderii) in de 
 nit. [bj njt. 
 
 NocTUARY, Nok-ti^-a-ri, n. ak-jnt ov hwot pasez 
 
 NocTULE, N6k-tn,l, n. a Iqrj kjnd ov bat. 
 
 NocTURN, Nok-turn, n. an ofis ov devojon kon- 
 sistii) ov sqmz and pr^erz, perf ormd in de njt. 
 
 Nocturnal, Nok-tiir-nal, a- relatiij tia njt; njtli. 
 
 Nocturnal, Nok-tiir-nal, re. an instrcDment yi^zd 
 at se for vqii) de stqrz. 
 
 Nod, Nod, v. i. tia bend de bed wid a kwik mo- 
 Jon; tia pa a sljt bu; tu bend kwikli; tu be 
 dnszi. 
 
 Nod, Nod, v. t. tu bend; tu inkljn; tu Jak. 
 
 Nod, Nod, n. de akt ov wun hcD nodz; a kwik 
 bend ov de bed; a komdnd. 
 
 NoDATED, N6-dat-ed, a. noted; kontanip nots. 
 
 Nodder, N6d-er, n. wun ho) nodz; a dr'szi person. 
 
 Noddle, N6d-l,t n. de bed, in kontemt. 
 
 Noddy, N6d-i,J n a simplton; an idiot; — a se-f-sl. 
 
 Node, Nod, n. a not; a nob; a not er intreg ov a 
 poem er uder pes; a swoliij: — an oval figyi^r. — 
 In Astronomi, depefnthw^ir de erbitova planet 
 intersekts de plan ov de ekliptik; a pffnt in de 
 nomon ov a dial. 
 
 Nodose, No-do's, ) l- c ^ 
 
 NoDOus No-dus, 1 ^- °°^^; f^^ °^ "<^*^- 
 
 Nodosity, No-dos-i-ti, 71. a komplikajon; notines. 
 
 Nodular, Nod-yi^-lar, a. fermd intu nodyi],lz. 
 
 Nodule, Nod-yql, n. a smol lump er not. 
 
 NODULED, N6d-yi|ld, a. havit) litl nots. 
 
 Nog, Nog, n. a litl mug:likor; — {Naut.) atre-nal; 
 — (Arch.) a wudn brik. — Nog ov a mil, de litl 
 pes ov wud hwiq, rubig agenst de hopcr, maks 
 de kern fel from it. 
 
 Noggin, N6g-in, n. a smol mug er kup. [Hgz. 
 
 NoGGiNG, N6g-ii), ji. a partijon ov timber skant- 
 
 NoiSE, Nerz, w. enikjndovs'snd; an istkr}; klamor. 
 
 Noise, Nffz, v. t. tu spred bj rmmor or repcort. 
 
 NoiSEFUL, Ndrz-ful,* a. I'sd; klamorus; nffzi. 
 
 Noiseless, Nffz-les, a. sjlent; wid'st sund. 
 
 Noisiness, Nof-zi-nes, ji. lisdnes ov sund; klamor. 
 
 Noisome, Nff-sum, a. nokjus; ofensiv. 
 
 Noisomely, Ntf-sum-li, ad. ofensivli. 
 
 Noisomeness, Ntr-sum-nes, n. disgust; ofensivnes. 
 
 Noisy, Nar-zi, a. makig nffz; 1-sd; klamorus. 
 
 Nolens volens, N6-lenz v6-lenz, [Z.] wilig er 
 not wilig; at el adventyq,rz; bweder wilig or not 
 wilig. 
 
 NoLiTiON, No-liJ-on, n. unwilignes. 
 
 Nolle prosequi, N61-i pros-e-kwj, [i.] {Law} ak- 
 nolejment or an agrement, bj de plantif, tu dis- 
 kontinyq a si|t. 
 
 NoMAD, N6m-ad, a. wonderig; pastoral; nomadik. 
 
 NoMAD, N6m-ad, ) n. wun boo ledz a wonderig 
 
 NoMADE, Nomad, ) er pastoral Ijf. [madik. 
 
 Nomad, Nom-ad, w Nui-mad, a. wonderig; no- 
 
 NoMADiC, No-mad-ik, a. relatig tu nomadz; pas- 
 toral; riDd; wonderig. [a nomad. 
 
 Nomadism, N6m-ad-iz-m, n. wonderig Ijf; stat ov 
 
 NoMARCH, Nom-ark, n. an anjent Sjipjan majis- 
 trat. 
 
 NoMBLES, Num-blz, n. ;jZ. de entralz ov a der. 
 
 Nombril, Nom-bril, n. de senter ov an eskuqon. 
 
 NoM DE GUERRE, Noii de g4r, [Fr.] a fasejus er 
 asi],md nam. 
 
 Nome, Nom, re. de Grek nam fer de provinsez in- 
 tu hwiq Sjipt woz anjentli divjded; a provins; 
 dat hwiq baz wun nam er mod ov eksprejon, 
 apljd in aljebra tu wun ov de kwontitiz ov a 
 bjnomial, is., wid its proper sjn hwiq jernz tia 
 de nekst kwontiti; literali a nam. 
 
 Nomenclator, N6-men-kla-tor, er No-men-kla- 
 tor, n. wun hco givz namz tu personz er tigz; 
 wun hccz ofis it iz tu kel personz bj d^r proper 
 namz. [ncamenklator. 
 
 Nomenclatress, No-men-kla-tres, n. a femal 
 
 Nomenclature, N6-men-klat-yi],r, n. a vokab- 
 yH,lari; de hoi ov de termz jjroper tu sum qrt er 
 sjens, az de nomenklatynr ov modern keniistri. 
 
 Nomenclaturist, No-mon-klat-yn,r-ist, n. wun 
 hio formz, er iz verst in nomenklatyi^rz. 
 
 NOMIAL, N6-mi-al, n. a nom, nam er a siggl term 
 in aljebra. [nominalist. 
 
 Nominalism, N6m-i-nal-iz-m,n.. de doktrin ov de 
 
 Nominalist, N6m-i-nal-ist, n. wun ov de skolas- 
 tik sekts ov filosoferz hoD adopted de Stoikal 
 doktrin, and afermd dat wurdz and namz wer 
 yuniversal; — kontrari tu de Realists, boo adopted 
 de opinyon, and mantand de proper egzistens 
 ov yiyiiversalz. [nominalizm. 
 
 NoMiNALiSTio, Nom-i-nal-is-tik, a. relatig tia 
 
 Nominally, N6m-i-nal-i, ad. bjnam; onli in nam. 
 
 Nominate, N6m-i-nat, v. t. tu nam publikli; tu 
 propoz fer an ofis er stajon; tu propdjz er men- 
 Jon bj nam. 
 
 Nomination, Nom-i-na-Jon, n. de akt ov nominat- 
 ig; de stat ov beig nominated; p'ser ov nominat- 
 ig; de person nominated. 
 
 Nominative, N6m-i-na-tiv, a. {Gram.} da,t namz, 
 and nuiig mor; apljd tu de ferst kas ov n'snz. 
 
 Nominative, N6m-i-na-tiv, n. de ferm ov a mfn 
 dat designats de person er tig dat guvernz de 
 verb. [er namz. 
 
 Nominator, N6m-i-na-tor, n. wun hot) nominats 
 
 Nominee, Nom-i-ne, »«. a person nominated tu a 
 plas er ofis. 
 
 NoMiNOR, N6m-i-nor, w. (Za?^) wun hcD nominats. 
 
 NoMOGRAPHY, No-mog-ra-fi, n. a tretiz on lez. 
 
 Nomothetic, Nom-o-tet-ik, a. lejislativ; nom- 
 otetikal. 
 
 Nomothetical, Nom-o-tet-i-kal, a. lejislativ, 
 
 NoN, Non, ad. not. It iz never yixzd separalli, 
 but olwaz az a prefkis, givig a negativ sens tu 
 wurdz; az, reore-rezidens, wore-esenjal. 
 
 Non-ability, Non-a-bil-i-ti, n. wont ov abiliti.
 
 NON 
 
 279 
 
 NON 
 
 NON-ACCKPTANOX, NoD-»k-f<p-Un«, H. rtfiiial 
 tu ukx^pt. ^ [ill ov kom|>l{au4. 
 
 NoM-AcguiuCEXOK, Non-Bk-wi-ii-tns,H. u rtdia- 
 NoN AbMiHSiox, >on-ud-ini/-on, n. rrfiiul tu 
 •Umit. [aUiilt nj. 
 
 Nun -ADULT, N'oD-a-ddlt, n. wun nut arjvd >t 
 NoXAOK, Nun-aj, n. At t|ui uv l|f btf6r Ir^l m»- 
 
 ti^riti: or brfd>r At ig ov '21 ytn; minuriti. 
 NoNAQCSiMAL, Non-a-j&)-i-iiud, a. {AMiron.} de 
 
 n|Dliet. 
 NoNAOOM, Non-agon, ». a figyqrhavio njn aof;!!. 
 No.t-ALitNATio.N, Xon-al-yon-tt-/on, n. de »t«t ov 
 not brig (ilyeniitotl. laprnin.t. 
 
 NONAPj-KAaANCK, Ni)n-a-per-an», n. a tu\y\\T ov 
 NON-APPOiNTMtNT, Non-a-i>«irnt-inent, n. ncglcikt 
 
 ov a|)(rntini-nt. 
 NON A881MP8IT, Xon a-sdtnp-sit, [L.] a pit 
 
 bwiirti) <i uuii drnjz br hnz mad eni promiii. 
 
 NoN-ATTENDANt'K, Non-a-tcud-ana, n. wont ov 
 
 at<.^ci<liiri«. Lfon. 
 
 NoN-ATTE.NTioN, Non-a-Wn-JoD, n. wont ov alen- 
 
 NoNCUALANCK, N6n-Ja-l(^<ut, n. [Fr.] indiferen.i; 
 
 k^rlf.-inc.t; kiijines. [k^rles. 
 
 NONCHALAXT, Non-Ja-ll^ii, M. [Fr.] indiferont; 
 
 Non-claim, Non-kUim, n. {Law) an umi/on ov a 
 
 klain. Ikomi/on. 
 
 Nos-COMMISSIOMED, Non-kom-if-ond, a. bar ig nu 
 
 Nojt-coMPLiAXCE, Nun-kou-plj-aoji, n. faljur ov 
 
 koio|>l(ann. 
 Nox COMPOS MENTIS, Kon k<Sm-pos in<<n-ti«, [L.] 
 (/.n'-> n;j'ij) (I ]H,T«on not sund ov mjnd, m^m- 
 t.: iiidip. (cnn. 
 
 NoN i-kon-ktir, r. r. tu rtfqi konkdr- 
 
 No-- , CE, >'on-kon-kdr-co5, M.a irfiiial 
 
 uv konktiri-n^. [ddktig. 
 
 Nos-cOMDt'CTixo, Non-kon-ddkt-ig, a. not kon- 
 No!»-COXDtCTOR, Xun-kon-ddkt-or, n. a xubjtan? 
 dat cliiz not koiidiikt or tnin<mit:- |iirtikyiilarli, 
 wun dat dux not konddkt de doktrik fltiid;. an j 
 ricktrik. [konfermiti. 
 
 Nox-coNKORMiNO, Non-kon-fonn-ij), a. woniij) 
 Nox-coxroRMisT, Non-kon-fiinn-ist, ii. wun hoj 
 dus not konftirm: ypcjali, wun boi rcfiitcz tu : 
 konform tu de cst&blijt or najonal relijon or 
 qurq: a ilisontor. 
 Nox-coxroRMiTV, Non-kon-f(»nn-i-ti, n. wont ov 
 konforujiti; rcfiiial tu j(Tn in de establijt rtlij- 
 on er wurj'ip. 
 NON-CONTKST, Non-kon-t<5nt, n. wun hai vot« in 
 
 de ntpativ in At Uriti^ IHi ov L<«rdx. 
 
 Nox-foxTniBiTORY, Non-kon-trib-yn-to-ri, a. 
 
 not koiitribyntii). [deliveri. 
 
 NoxDELivERY, Non-de-Hv-er-i, n. dt ami/on ov 
 
 NoxDEatRiPT, N6n-de-«kript, a. not yet deskribd: 
 
 ttnde«kr|Ul. 
 NoxDESCRiPT, N6n-de-!«kript, h. eni tij), ai a 
 
 plant or animal, not yet dr«krjM «>r klast. 
 Nox DmsKT, Non del-i-mi. de jcn- 
 
 eral ijn in an akjon f.»r dr • .-'idi and 
 
 qatfli, iir drdt and qtigx, u ,rid. 
 
 NoxK, Nun, a. and prtjn. nu wuu; uui wun; not 
 
 eni; not eni wun;— yqid or p^rvoni or tioi. 
 Nox KLKCT. Nun-r-l^kt, n. tifj. and pi. a person 
 
 or iifr«.ii)« not rl^ktcd. 
 Nox-ELECTBIC, Nnn-r l><k trik, n. a labsUna not 
 
 tli^ktnk, but Inv -de el^ktnk n^id. 
 
 NoN-KLtrTRio, ^ k, ( a. notrl^k- 
 
 Nox-ELiiTmiCAi. ~ .-tri-kal.f trik, and 
 
 di^rfur konddklig dr rlektnk fll^id. 
 NoxKXTiTT. Non-t»n-ti-ti, n. At MH or non-«g- 
 
 II' -touj; a tij) • :(. 
 
 No^ • /'/. n dn ii Ar IU»- 
 
 iii -u kold ax I'l • inklt^siv 
 
 brlwT At [di. It kon-4|>ondx lu At 7t or Mqn;, 
 lla, Jqli, and Uktt^ber and tu At 5( or ol dc 
 udur muuta. 
 
 NoxB-nrARixo, Nun-ii^r-ig, a. apv^V "^ ^vtn. 
 Nox-KMiiEXTiAL, Nuu-ca^u-/al, M. aumtig not 
 
 Nux iu»T ixvBKTUB, Nan Mt io-vto-tiu, IZ,., bf 
 
 buz not bin ('«ud,J {Lau) At rttdro inau bi df 
 
 Jirif bwcn dc drleudaot ii not tu be fvod in 
 
 biz jiirisdikjun. 
 
 NoxEML'cu, Ndn-iuq, h. an ekatninlinari tig. 
 
 Nox-KXiHTENCK, Noo-eg-zLtt-cnj, n. At lUt or 
 
 not ••p"«'in- i.iUi«oa. 
 
 Nox-i\ ■ n-rg-siat-ent, a. not bavig •«• 
 
 Now » \ Nou-eka-pur-ta-Jou, n. a fj- 
 
 yqr , . 11. 
 
 Nox-rtAaA^ck, Noii-fe-zanj, n. {Lau) aa of^oi 
 
 ov umi/on uv bwut ut tu bie dun. 
 Najf-KLLifiLMEXT, Non-f ul-f tl-mont, ». a falyi^r 
 
 ov fulfiliu or jHTformijj. 
 
 NoxiLLiON, Nu-iiil-yon, n. de nnmbcr ov njn 
 
 mily"iiz ov milyouz. jj-qr ov impurlajon. 
 
 Nox iMPORTATiox, Non-im-pur-t«-/on, /». a lal- 
 
 Nox-IMIABITAXT, Non-iu-bab-i-tant, n. wun httt 
 
 it not an inbabitant. 
 NoxJL'KiNU, Non-jiir-ig, a. not aw^rig alrjiani. 
 Nonjuror. Nun-jq-ror, n. wun refiizig lu iw%r 
 
 uifjian.i. 
 
 Nox-XATLRALS, Non-nat-yn-ralz, n. pi. ^r; met 
 
 and driok; ?ltp and wixjig; mu/un and rest; re- 
 
 tenjon and ckj<krrJon: and At ]>a/onz: dex (jr 
 
 nrdcr natyiirali kuniititiiliv nor utrli destnik- 
 
 tiv, but prumut belt or prudqs dixex akordig tu 
 
 d.ir yiiH or abiin. « [tu obx^nr. 
 
 Nox-ousEBVAXCE, Non-ub-zvr%--an», n. a falyi^r 
 
 Nox OBSTAXTE, Nun ob-iitin-tf, [L.] {Lotr) not- 
 
 wid^tandig eni tig tu At kuutrHri;--a klux in a 
 
 patent, &«., Ij^cni-ig a tig tu be dun, hwiq (uin 
 
 _ fonner statyijt wud udcrwjx rtstnin. 
 
 NoxPAREIL, Nun-|iu-rel, n. dat bwi<; hax nu 
 
 rkwul; u kjnd ov apl; u printorx tjp, smuler 
 
 dun ininyon:-a kjnd ov kurdyal. 
 
 Nonpareil, Non-iA-r**!, a. unekwald. 
 
 NoN-PAYMEXT, Non-pH-mcnt, n. negl^kt ot pa- 
 
 ineni. [pcrfonnaoa. 
 
 Nox-PERroRMAXCE, Non-per-form-ans ii. wontov 
 
 NoxPLiH, N6u-plu5, M. a puzl; a grat dilikulti; 
 
 iiiiibiliti tu ."a or dii> mur. 
 NoxPLfH, N>>n-pius, r. t. tu konf'snd: tu putl. 
 Nox-pittjiKXTATiox, Nun-pre-zcn-tii-Jon, n. fal- 
 yur ov prrxonta/on. [prufijenii. 
 
 Nox-PBOPiciKxoT, Non-pro-fif-cn-si, n. wont ot 
 Nox PBoriciEXT, Non-pru-fiJ-cnt, «. wun faui> has 
 
 uunl nu Jiroj^fs in an qrt or ctudi. 
 NoxpROs, Non-pro^, de »t«t ov a ^m at U hwen 
 de pluntif dux not 911Z tu prosed:- dt ful frax 
 IX {ifii p>f-»Kj>iitur,) H'ln pru-fk-u-i-lur. 
 Nox-PROtJSCD, >'6n-i>ro«t, a. {Lauf pcnnit«d tu 
 
 be dropt. 
 Nox-BESii'Kxrr, Non-n^x-i-drn», n. At stat or 
 
 btig I. . rcxidens. 
 
 Nos-ui - ,1. wun bA dm 
 
 notr(.\ ^ . ; ^iU dqli: absenli. 
 
 Nox-BEaiUki<T, Nun-m-i-deni, a. not rtiidig; 
 absent. [dien*. 
 
 Nox-REAisTANCx. Non-rr-iUt-ana, a. paaiv ob«- 
 Nox-RESisTAXT, Non-rc-xixt-ani, a. not rcxiftig; 
 
 un<>|K.izig. 
 Nox-REsisTixo, Non-rt-tiit-ig, a. makig no rt- 
 zi«tan!<. [nod mind. 
 
 Nox-SAXE, N6n-<an, a. {Lair) not .'an: not ov 
 NoNSEXSE, Noii-'on!", II. unmrnig laiuwNj: foji. 
 .N«»\<jf xsic \i.. .\oii-M>n-!>i-knl, a. unniriiiii; fiftli/. 
 N" : V, Non-.vn-«i-kal-i, *</. iJJi/li: ri- 
 
 , ti; fi4i. 
 
 N<' ■ n»:m, Nun-ji^n-ii-kal-nM, ■. atMurdi- 
 
 Nox skt^i iTi R, Non iKik-wi-tur, [L.] a koaUq5oo 
 
 not woranird bi de prrnii*rt. (Jfoa. 
 
 Nox-soLVTiox, Nua-*w-li;-/ott, n. falyqr or teA\-
 
 NOR 
 
 280 
 
 NOT 
 
 XON-SOLVENCT, Non-sol-ven-si, n. inabiliti tia 
 pa: insdlvensi. [insolvent. 
 
 XoN-soLVENT, Non-sol-vent, a. unabl tu pa dets; 
 
 Non-submission, Non-sub-miJ-on, », wont ov 
 submijon. 
 
 XoNsuiT, N6n-st\,t, n. {Laii") de rsnunsiajon ov a 
 si^t bj de plautif, most komonli upon dt diskuv- 
 eri ov sum eror er defekt, hwen dz mater iz fqr 
 proseded in. [proses. 
 
 Nonsuit, N6n-sq,t, v. t. to. stop er kwoj in legal 
 
 NoN-TENUEE, Non-ten-yn,r, n. {Law} a pie in 
 bqr tu. a real akjon, bj saifl dat be, de defen- 
 dant, holdz not de landz menjond in de plantifs 
 kisnt er deklarajon. 
 
 Non-term, Non-term, n. {Law} a vakajon be- 
 twen t(D termz ov kort. 
 
 NONTEOMTE, Non-tron-jt, ji. {Min.} a silikat ov 
 jurn, f-snd in smol uodyiilz imbeded in de CDr ov 
 manganes. 
 
 Non-usance, Non-yi\z-ans, n. neglekt ov yi^s. 
 
 NON-USEE, Non-yixz-er, n. {Laic} a not yi^zii); 
 
 Noodle, Ncf)-dl,t «• a fii>l; a simplton. [neglekt. 
 
 Nook, Nuk, n. a kerner; a naro plas. 
 
 Noon, Noan, n. de midl ov de da; de tjm bwen de 
 sun iz in de meridian; ndinda; twelv oklok. 
 
 Noonday, \^n-ds, ) ^_ ^^^^ ^-^ ^^ ^^^^ 
 
 Noontide, NAn-tjd, ) 
 
 Noonday, x\a,n-da | ^ ^leridional; midda. 
 
 Noontide, Ntbn-tjd, ) 
 
 Nooning. Ndon-ii), n. repoz; er a repast at ncDn. 
 
 Noose, Nms, or Njjz, n. a runig not, hwiq bjndz 
 de kliaser de mor it iz dren. 
 
 Noose, Ncds, v. t. tu tj in a ncos; tu kaq. 
 
 Nopal, No-pal, n. a Meksikan plant; de {cactus 
 opuntia,) upon hwiq de koqinel insekt bredz. 
 
 Nope, Nop, n. a. bcrd; de bulfinq er redtal. 
 
 NoE, Ner, konj. a iiegativ pqrtikl; — korelativ tu 
 neder er not; az, "neder dis nor dat." 
 
 NoEMAL, Nor-mal, a. perpendikyii^lar; — teqii) rcolz 
 and prinsiplz; elementari; empltrd az a rcol er 
 standard. Kermal grap, a. grcop ov roks takn 
 az a standard. Nermal skml, a. skcnl for traniij 
 teqerz. [de Nermanz. 
 
 NoEMAN, Ner-man, a. relatig tu Nermandi er 
 
 NOEMAN, Ner-man, n. a nertman; apljd ferst tu 
 Q Norwejian, den tu a nativ ov Nermandi; — a 
 wudn bqr on hwiq de kabl iz fasnd tu de 
 windlas. 
 
 NOESE, Ners, n. de laggwaj fermerli spokn in 
 anjent Skandinavia; de Skandinavian Gotik 
 lapgwaj. 
 
 Noeth, Nerti, n. wun ov de for kqrdinal pflfnts; 
 de pernt opozit ta de s-st, er tm de sun hwen in 
 de meridian. 
 
 North, Nort, a. nordern; beiy in de nert. 
 
 NOETH-EAST, Nert-est, n. de pffnt midwa betwen 
 de nert and est. [pernt. 
 
 NoETH-EAST, Nert-est, a. denotip de nert-est 
 
 NoETH-EASTEEN, Nert-est-em, a. relatir) tu de 
 pernt betwen de nert and est. [nerdernli. 
 
 Northerly, Nord-er-li, a. beig toardz de nert; 
 
 Northern, N'n-d-ern,* a. beiij in de nert; nert. 
 
 Northern, N6rd-ern, n. an inhabitant ov de 
 nert, er ov a nerdern kuntri, er nerdern pqrt ov 
 a kuntri. 
 
 NoETHEENEE, Nord-em-er, n. wun livig in de 
 
 nert; opozd tu suderner; a norderu. 
 NOETHERNLY, Nord-em-li,* ad. toardz de nert. 
 Noetheenmost, Nerd-em-most, a. fqrdest tu 
 
 de nort. 
 NOETHING, Nerd-ig, n. {Naut.) de diferens ov 
 latitqd hwiq a Jip maks in salip toardz de nort 
 ■^Q\-^—{Astron.) de mojon er distans ov a planet 
 from de ekwinokjal nortward. 
 NoETHMAN, N(')rt-man, »., pi. Nert-men; an in- 
 habitant ov de nert ov Yq,rop. 
 
 NoETH-POLE, Nort-pol, n. an imajinari pffnt in de 
 norderu hemisfer, njnti degi-e'z from de ekwator, 
 
 NoRTH-ST.\E, Nort-stqr, n. dt polstqr; de lodstqr. 
 
 Northward, Nort-ward, a. beig toardz de nert. 
 
 Northward, N^ert-ward | ^ ^^^ ^ ^ 
 
 Northwards, Nert-wardz, ) 
 
 North-west, Nert-west, n. de pffnt betwen ds 
 nert and west. [nert-w6st. 
 
 North-western, Nert-west-em, a. beig in de 
 
 North-wind, Nert-wind, 7i. a wind dat bloz 
 from de nort. 
 
 Norwegian, Ner-we-ji-an, n. a nativ ov Norwa. 
 
 Norwegian, Ner-we-ji-an, a. belogig tu Norwa. 
 
 Nose, Noz, n. de prominens on de fas, hwiq iz 
 de organ ov sent, and givz ijq, tu materz bwiq 
 et tu be ekskreted; de end ov eni tig, az ov 
 beloz; sent; sagasiti. XTut, led !>[ de ruoz, tm 
 drag bj fors, az a bv bj hiz rig; tu led bljndli. 
 Till fruit wvnz noz intiu, eni cifqr, tu medl im- 
 pertinentli wid it. Tu put lounz noz st av jBnt, 
 tu put wun ^'t in de afekjonz ov aniider. 
 
 Nose, Noz, v. t. tu sent: tu smel; tm trust de 
 noz az in fas ov; tu fas. 
 
 Nosed, Nozd, a. havig a noz; az, log-wozcf. 
 
 Nosegay, Noz-ga, n. a bunq ov fl'serz; a biDka. 
 
 Noseless, N6z-les, a. destitqt ov a noz. 
 
 Nosing, N6z-ig, n. {Arch.} de moldig upon de 
 uper ej ov a step. 
 
 Nosle, N6z-1, >i. Se {Krizh.'} [dizezez. 
 
 Nosography, No-s6g-ra-fi, n. a deskripjon or 
 
 Nosological, No-so-loj-i-kal, a. relatig tu no- 
 soloji. [oji. 
 
 Nosologist, No-s61-o-jist, n. wun verst in nosol- 
 
 Nosology, No-s61-o-ji, er No-z61-o-ji, n, de 
 doktrin or siens ov dizezez. 
 
 Nostalgia, Nos-tal-ji-a, n. {Med.) homsiknes. 
 
 Nostalgic, Nos-tal-jik, a. relatig tu. nostaljiaj 
 homsik. 
 
 Nostril, Nos-tril, ji. de kaviti ov de noz. 
 
 Nostrum, Nos-trum, n. a kwak medisin kept fer 
 profit in de handz ov de inventor er ov hiz asine. 
 
 Not, Not, de pqrtikl ov negajon er refi^zal; it de- 
 nots sesajon; not onli. Xnt gilti, in le, de jen- 
 eral \\\\; dt pie ov a defendant in a kriminal 
 akJon er prosekqjon. 
 
 Nota bene, N6-ta be-ne, [Z.] mqrk icel; — yt^zd 
 tu pernt 'st sumtig dat dezervz partikyq,lar no- 
 tis; komonli abreviatcd tu N. B. 
 
 Notability, No-ta-bil-i-ti, n. notablnes; a per- 
 son or sosjeti ov hi er nobl ragk. 
 
 Notable, N6t-a-bl,J a. industrius;k^rful;busli5. 
 
 Notable, N6t-a-bl, a. remqrkabl; memorabl. 
 
 Notable, N6t-a-bl, n. a Frenq noblman. 
 
 Notableness, N6t-a-bl-nes, «. k^rfulnes; indus- 
 tri; trift. [pertans. 
 
 Notableness, N6t-a-bl-nes, n. remqrkablnes; im- 
 
 NoTABLY, N6t-a-bli, ad. kq,rfuli: wid busl. 
 
 Notably, Not-a-bli, ad. memorabli; rcmqrkabli. 
 
 Notarial, No-ta-ri-al, a. relatig tu er dun bj a 
 notari. 
 
 Notary, N6-ta-ri, n. an ofiser amug de anjent 
 Romanz emplffd tia tak nots ov kontrakts, trj- 
 alz, and publik prosedigz; — in modern yqzaj,an 
 ofiser otorjzd tu atest rjtigz ov eni kind hwig 
 ma konsern de publik; a notari-publik'. 
 
 NoTAEY-PUBLic, N6-ta-ri-pub-lik, n. {Law) a 
 notari er ofiser hcb publikli atests dokyqments 
 er rjtigz, tu mak dem etentik in foren kuntriz; 
 a notari. 
 
 Notation, No-ta-Jon, n. de qrt or praktis ov sig- 
 nif jig eni tig bj mqrks or karakterz; partikyq,- 
 larli ov signifjig nuniberz bj dqr apropriat sjnz 
 in aritmetik and aljebia: in aniider sens de notis 
 or nulcj ova wurd hwiq iz aforded bj its orijinal 
 yqs er etimoloji, and hens, an 4rgqment dren 
 from etimoloji.
 
 NOU 
 
 281 
 
 NUD 
 
 Notch, Nuq, n. a nik; a bolo knt in eni Hg; in- 
 dcntujun. 
 
 NoTt Ji, Si<<;, e. t. tu kut in sni'il holai. 
 
 NoTeii-BOAKi>, Nu<j-)>urd, u. At l>urd bwi^ nair% 
 At oiidi ov At »l«(« iu a si;\rltii'!. 
 
 NOTK, Nut, M. u in<;rk «>r tukii Lj 1 ' n ii 
 
 nun: nutin; hrd; rcpj-nlajun; nkv n; 
 
 ■tat ov b*in obn/rvj; iqii; rffs; h.,; '..it- 
 
 Lxliuit itvnd: a »il)gl KViid iu mil zik, -u Jort bint; 
 abrtviajon; Himbol: -a /itrt rrin<'irk nr korn-ntnri: 
 anu(ii/on; ubzervii/un: a mini\t ' iuiii: 
 
 a /•»rt Iftor; u Ijilit; a diiiluiualik ■ ii; 
 
 a $ub.-ikr{bd ji«i>fr uknok-jifl a dit. i _ . -m 
 p«ment: u pruiui^uri nut. 
 
 Note, Not, p. t. tu mqrk; tia distipgwij; tu ob- 
 B^rv; tu remi'irk; tu bed; tu atdnd; tu tak no- 
 lis ov; tu innk d tuuuiurdndum uv; lu otitur in a 
 buk; tu sot d'sn; tu set dtiu iu ut^zikal kunik- 
 terx. 
 
 Note- BOOK, Nut-buk, n. a buk kontanitj not«. 
 
 NoT£0. Nul-ed, />. a. rcmqrkubl; cmincut; fuuiu8. 
 
 NoTKOLT, Nut-od-li, Mti. wid obiervajon; wid du- 
 ti«. 
 
 NOTEONESS, Nut-ed-noA, n. At stnt ov beig not«d. 
 
 NoTKLKT. Nul-Ict, w. u /.•rl nut: a bik-t. 
 
 NoTLR, Nut-er, n. wun bcb tnkii not or nutix. 
 
 NoTtwoBTUV, Nul-wur-di, a. dtnTvig nutij". 
 
 Nothing, Niit-iu, n. nrgiijon ov btiu: nouentiti: 
 yiinivfrsal iirpijun: not eni tig, opuzd tu gutn- 
 ti'j; a tig ov no pnjporjon or valyq: u tqfl. 
 
 NoTliivfMRi *•«. Nut-ig-a-ri-an, n. wun bii> ii ov 
 n. ' btltf or dtnominnjon. [ten.". 
 
 Noi • if-ig-nM, II. nibiliti; non-ofjiii- 
 
 NoTi . II. u rtmqrk; htd; obiorrajon; rt- 
 
 f^rd; atlvja; wirnig: infurma/on; intelij(.-n«. 
 
 NOTICB, Na-ti:*, r. t. tu DOt; tu bed; tu obt^rv: 
 tu reRi(rd: tu nt«iid tu: tu luind: tu tak nutisov. 
 
 Noticeable, Nu-liif-a-bl, a. dat lua be noti!<t: 
 wurdi ov nuti.i; obzorvabl. 
 
 NoTiriCATio.v, Nu-ti-fi-ku-/on, n. At akt ov ndi- 
 tit(ig: uuti.': infunna/on. 
 
 NoTirv, Nu-ti-fi, r. t. tu drkl4n tu mak nun, 
 wid tu. " Suij protest inu.<t be natif|<l, widin 
 forten dn« uftcr, tu At dr>or." In At i\'i;7<</ 
 atttU, it ii ofn yqid in At sensov tu infurm, tu 
 gic nutis tu, az, '•+ uutiffi iiim ov Aii mater;" 
 jn^ted ciV, \ mjtij'i'l din in.itrr tu bim. 
 
 NoTiox, Nii-Jon, n. tot; rcpmcntajon ov eni tig 
 formd b| de m^nd: (dta; imaj; konsepjon; senti- 
 ment: upinyon: ^vn.*; under8tandig;--j>/. l»taA 
 wun or triflx. {('. S.} 
 
 NoTio.VAL, Nb>-Jun-al, a. imajinari; (dfal; vi3un- 
 ari: not rral. 
 
 NoTiONALLT, Nifi-Jon-al-i, ad. in {dra: ment&li. 
 
 N0T10M8T, Nti-Jon-ist, n. a vijonari. [jiojur. 
 
 NoToBitTT, No-tu-rj-e-ti, h. publik nolej or cks- 
 
 NoTURioiB, No-tu-ri-ufl, JI. poblikli non; evident 
 tu dr wurld:- koinonii yqxd in an il sen.*. 
 
 NOTORiotsLT, Nu-tu-ri-u«-li, ad. publikli: Evi- 
 dent".. . .ii'.i. ^ [notorjeti. 
 
 Not ' - No-tu-ri-ua-nM, «. publik fam: 
 
 Not I. [L.] dc s'st wind. 
 
 NoTu , . ,.^. , ,..isa, Not-wid-stind-ig, konj. oldu: 
 n«'v •rdrlen. 
 
 NOTWITHSTANDIXO, Not-wid't-^nd-ip. pr^. mid- 
 ■jt hindr.tn.4 (rum: not prr^' .1 ov. 
 
 Nought. Not, n. nutig. ."». 
 
 Nous. N>in, n. (<»r.jm.^ At 1 :ii tig dat 
 
 e^i<t». or ov bwiq wt nav eni {dru sr nu/00. G 
 pri'p<r run il At nam or an individyqal p^rMD 
 or tig; ai, Jon, Lundon, k». Kmmm itma or namt 
 ov »>>rt<i or kiadx, kontanig meai iadividji^ali; 
 as, m:in, ^iti. 
 
 Nourish, Ndr-iJ, r. t. tu frd and km tu era; tu 
 prumot p-ut and ."trcgt: tu 'upkjrt b^ (did; tu 
 mantan: tu cnkdnij; tu fumdnl. 
 
 NouBiBHABLK, Ndr-JJ-A-bl, 4. mutptiw or wait- 
 
 menl. 
 
 N" V - ' hr or dat bwit; ndri/ei. 
 
 •^' lit, a. fiad; •dfUnaaa; 
 
 Mil. 
 NoVAcLLMl., No Nak vq-lut, (I. ( JUift.) aiK^TJi- 
 
 liju.1 •tun yi^id fur kuni and bwrl-«t4tiia; dt 
 
 ruzur-atun. 
 NovATiA.f, No-vu-Jan, n. a folur ov Nuvatoi m 
 
 NuvaJianiK, kiit^in^Nirarii, ait'l rrl>'-.f!"- ov da 
 
 3rd ^. .1 tia 
 
 dry 
 Novate ■ . . . mar 
 
 At NwWijaUi. 
 
 Novel. Nov -el, a. nt^; not an/ent; ov rtx-nt ori- 
 jin or intrudukjon. 
 
 Novel, Nov -el, n. a «pr/ei ov Tiktijiu kompoiijon 
 in proz; a tal. In A'urnan /«, u supltmeulari 
 koii^titijun, ai ov sum emperors; a lu anelut la 
 At ku<l. 
 
 N0VELI8M, Nov-cl-is-m,* n. inova/on; novelti. 
 
 Novelist, N6v-cl-i«t, n. a r^ter ov novels; — an in- 
 uvator. 
 
 Novelty, N6v-el-ti, n. ni^nc*; inovajon: frejnet. 
 
 NuvEUDER, Nu-vem-ber, n. At rlevnt munt ot 
 At yrr; [lie n^nt munt ov de ICumant, rt-knd 
 from Murij.J [kolektivli, 
 
 .NovE.VARy, N6v-«n-a-ri, n. de number ov njn: n^n 
 
 •NuVE.N.viAL, No-v^n-i-al, a. dun evcri njnt yrr. 
 
 NuvERCAL, No-v<-r-kul, d. rclatig tu u »tep-mudcr. 
 
 Novice, N6v-i.s n. wun ba> ix ni^ in eni bixncs; a 
 br^iner: wun in de nrxlimcnt:): wun ba> bas eo- 
 terd u relijuij bus, but not takn de vn; a proba> 
 Joner. 
 
 NoviCESHiP, N6v-i8-Jip, n. de stat ov a novia. 
 
 NoviLUNAR, No-vi-lii-nar, a. relatig tu de nx^ 
 niibn. 
 
 Novitiate, No-viJ-i-at, h. de stat ov a novia; tjm 
 for li-niig de lUidimenu*; de t{m »pent in a relijiu 
 hTSi on proba/on, brfuir At v-s ix lakn. 
 
 Now, Nk, ad. at dis tjm; at de tjm prcxcnt: at 
 Ai* tjm, or uuli a litl bw^l agu: at wun tjm: at 
 antider tjm. It is »umt(ms a konjugkjon, kon- 
 oktig till projiuxiJ-'nTr «?. "If di!< be Inl), he il 
 giiti; ns Aii is tr-. ' is gilti. .Vs and 
 
 df II, at wun t{m 
 
 Now. Nk, n. At jT ' tnoment. 
 
 NowAUAra, Nii-a-dax,^>i. lu dc present tjmeri^. 
 
 NoWAT, Nu-wa, (1 . . 
 
 Noways. .Vu-wix.) *'^- ""» ««> «". maner. 
 
 Noxious, Nok-Ju!<, a. hurtful; hqrmful; hwnfal; 
 unbol.-um: mi!»^ivus: |>emiju': ffi'ti. 
 
 NoxioisLT. N6k-Ju.<-li. ad. hu- - i. 
 
 NoxiotsMj*. N6k-|u!i-nc.«, n. ■ 
 
 Noyau, Nu-yu, n. I».l a riq k . . j„. . ^ ;.:i. 
 
 NozLE, "r Nozzle. N6x-I, n. de oes: de Kovt: dc 
 end, ax ov a bclux: a pur/i>n nv n utem rnjin. 
 
 Nubile, Ni'^-bil. a. miri.i i' ' ' • * marij. 
 
 Nubility Nii-l>il-i-ti, «. ig nuriiabl. 
 
 NUCAMENTACEOUS, Nq-k.i .-.a. {Bi4.} 
 
 bavig log ekskrejvn-er. [ni^klriui. 
 
 NucLEiFORM. Nq-kU-i-form,a. {/1-4.) fonnd Ijka 
 Nucleus, Nii-kle-u.", n. At k?mel ova nut;— dat 
 
 ab«t bwii; tiumtig ix K^^erd and konglubat«d: dt 
 
 b"*!! or bid ov a komi't. iperikqrp. 
 
 Nucule. Nii-kiil, «. {Ji'4.) a tv»A, hqrd. wd-lik 
 NuDATiox, Ni^nda-Jon, m. de akt ov makig b^r or 
 
 naked. 
 Nude, Ni^d, a. b^r naked. In £a, rod: not valid. 
 Nl'DOK, Nuj, r. t. tu tufj ienlli; tu gir a bint «r 
 
 signal bia 1 ' t;1 de band, clbu nr fuU 
 
 NUDITT, Nq i -.'■d pqrts; Dak««lD<«: pov- 
 
 erti;- pi. I iigyqrx ar pqru o» fij- 
 
 yqn cniir; Jrapcri. 
 
 Nudum pact 1 p4k-tum, [L] (X«w) 
 
 a b^r konUj.-.. ..^.i-ment not valid.
 
 NUM 
 
 282 
 
 NUT 
 
 NuGACiTT, Nri-gas-i-ti, n. fq,tiliti; trjflir) tek. 
 
 NuG^, Ni\,-je, n. pi. [//.] trjflz; sili versez; tir)z 
 ov litl valyii. [trjfliij. 
 
 NcGATio.v, Nn,-ga-Jon, n. de akt er praktis ov 
 
 NuGATOEY, Nii,-ga-to-ri, a. trjflii); fiitil; insignif- 
 ikant. 
 
 Nuisance, Nix-sans, n. sumtig ofensiv. In Le, 
 sumtii) dat ansz ds publik. 
 
 Null, Nul, v. t. tia aniil; tia anjhilat. 
 
 Null, Nul, a. verd; ov no fors; inefektyTi,al. 
 
 NuLLiBiETY, Nul-i-bj-e-ti,* n. ds stat ov bsig no- 
 hw;\r. [niilifjii). 
 
 Nullification, Nul-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 NuLLiFiDiAN, Nul-i-fid-i-an, a. ov no onesti; ov 
 no rElijon; ov no fat. 
 
 Nullify, Niil-i-fj, v. t. tu. antil; tia mak vffd. 
 
 Nullity, Ntil-i-ti, n. wont ov fors; wont ov egzis- 
 tens. 
 
 Nullum arbitrium, Ndl-um qr-bit-ri-um, [£.] 
 {Law} " No award;" de pie ov de defendant, 
 prosskixted on an qrbitrajon bond, fer not abjdiij 
 bj an awdrd. 
 
 Numb, Num, a. terpid; qil; mojonles; bEnumd. 
 
 Numb, Num, v. i. tu mak terpid; tu stii,pefi. 
 
 NuMBKDNESS, Num-ed-nes,* n. terpor. 
 
 Number, Num-ber, v. t. tu k'snt; tu tel: tu rekn. 
 
 Number, Num-ber,;*. dat hwiq iz kisnteder told, 
 in distiijkjon tu figyn,rd ekstent hwiq iz megi|rd; 
 multiti],d az distiijgwijt from magnitq^d; a yiinit, 
 wun; an asemblaj or agregat ov yr^nits, smol or 
 grat; a grat asemblaj; a multitiid. In Gramar, ds 
 mod ov signifjii) wun, er mor dan wun, az ma 
 be rekwjrd; proporjonz kalkii^lated bj number, 
 hweder ov tjmz az in anjent poetri, er ov silablz 
 az in modern poetri; hwens hqrmoni, soi), poetri. 
 
 NuMBERER, Num-ber-er, n. wun hit) numberz. 
 
 Numberless, Num-ber-les, a. mor dan kan be 
 k-snted. [Bibl. 
 
 Numbers, Num-berz, n. jil. de forfi bmk in'de 
 
 NuMBLES, Niim-blz, ». pi. Se Homlles. 
 
 Numbness, Num-nes, n. de stat ov beii) num; ter- 
 por; dednes; interupjon ov akjon er sensajon. 
 
 Numerable, Nii,-mer-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beip 
 numberd. 
 
 Numeral, Ni\-mer-al, a. relatii) tm number; kon- 
 sistir) ov number. 3e nx[7neral leterz qr de sevn 
 Koman kapitalz, namli, I, V, X, L, C, D, M; de 
 n-iimeral-figyiirz, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0. 
 
 Numeral, Ni|,-mer-al, n. a numeral karakter er 
 leter. [ber. 
 
 Numerally, Nix-mer-al-i, ad. akordir) tu num- 
 
 Numeraey, N\i,-mer-a-ri, a. relatig tu a serten 
 number. [merat. 
 
 Numerate, Nii,-mer-at, v. i. tu rekn; tu enix- 
 
 NuMERATiON, Ni^^-mer-a-Jon, n. de qrt ov num- 
 berit); notajon. 
 
 Numerator, Nvi-mer-a-tor, n. wun ho) numberz. 
 In Viilc/ar FraJcJimz, de number plast abiiv de 
 Ijn, and Joz h-s meni pqrts ov de yiinit qr takn. 
 
 Numerical, Nq,-mer-i-kal, a. denotii) number; 
 nqmeral. [tu number. 
 
 Numerically, Nq-mer-i-kal-i, ad. wid respekt 
 
 NuMEEO, Nq-me-ro, n. number; de figyqrer mqrk 
 bj hwiq eni ov a number ov tiijz iz distiggwijt: 
 abreviated tu {JVo.} 
 
 Numerous, Nq-mer-us, a. konsistii) ov meni; 
 meni; not fq; — konsistig ov poetik numberz; 
 mq,zikal. [ig nqmerus. 
 
 NuMEROUSNESS, Nq-mcr-us-nes, n. de statov be- 
 
 NuMiSMATiCAL, Nq-miz-mat-i-kal, a. relatig tu 
 nqmizraatiks. [ktrnz and medalz. 
 
 Numismatics, Nq-raiz-mat-iks, n. pi. de sjons ov 
 
 NuMiSxViATOLOGY, Nq-miz-ma-tfll-o-ji, n. ds his- 
 tori or siens ov kernz; nqmizmatiks. 
 
 Nummary, Niim-a-ri, ( a. relatiij tu muni; 
 
 Nummular, Niim-yq-lar, j munetari. 
 
 NuMMULTTE, Num-q,-ljt, n. an ekstigkt moldskus 
 animal, ov a tin, lentikyqlar Jap, divjded inter- 
 nal! intu qamberz or selz. [person. 
 
 NuMPS, Numps,+ n. a kant eksprejon for a ftDliJ 
 
 Numskull, Num-skul,t n. a duns; a dolt; a blok- 
 hed. 
 
 Numskulled, Num-skuld,J: a. dul; stqpid. 
 
 Nua\, Nun, n. a femal devote, amui) de Roman 
 Katcjliks, ho), Ijk a mugk ov de uder seks, se- 
 klqdz herself in a relijus komqniti, and maks 
 profejon ov perpetyq,al qastiti;— de blq tit-m'ss; 
 a smol kind ov pijon. 
 
 Nuncio, Nun-Ji-o, n. [L.] an envff from de pop 
 tu negojiat on ekleziastikal af4rz. [likli. 
 
 Nuncupate, Nun-k^-pat,* v. t. tu deklqr pub- 
 
 NuNCUPATiVE, Nun-kq-pa-tiv, ) a. publikli 
 
 Nuncupatory, Nun-kq-pa-to-ri,* ) deklaratori; 
 verbali prou'snst, not ritn. 
 
 Nundinal, Nun-di-nal, a. relatiri tu a f^r er 
 mqrket, er tu de njnt da. Amui) de Romanz, a 
 nundinal leter woz wun ov de ferst at leterz ov 
 de alfabet, hwiq wer repeted suksesivli from Az 
 ferst tu de Inst da ov de yer, in suq a man- 
 er dat wun ov dez leterz eksprest de mqrket da, 
 hwiq returnd everi nini da. 
 
 Nunnery, Nun-er-i, n. a hiss er konventfer nunz. 
 
 Nuptial, Nup-Jal, a. relatii) tu marij; konstitqt- 
 ii} marij; j'l^zd er dun in marij. [marij. 
 
 Nuptials, Nup-Jalz, n. pi. marij; seremoni ov 
 
 Nurse, Nurs, «, a wuman dat haz de k^r ov in- 
 fants, er ov aniiderz qjld; a muder dqrii) de tjm 
 ov suklii) her qjld; wun hit) bredz er edyqkats; a 
 wuman hot) haz ds kqr ov a sik person; an old 
 wuman in kontemt; statovbeii) nurst; — ase-fij. 
 Yqzd in kompozijon adjektivli, az, »«r*-qild. 
 
 Nurse, Nurs, v. t. tu tend az a nurs; tu brig up 
 a qjld; tu qerij; tu fed: tU tend de sik; tu pam- 
 per; tu manaj ekonomikali so az tu inkres. 
 
 Nurse-child, Nurs-qjld, n. a qjld dat iz nurst; a 
 nurslii). [in nursiij qildren. 
 
 NuKSE-MAiD, Nurs-mad, n. a mad-servant emplM 
 
 Nukse-pond, Nurs-pond, n. a pond fer yug fij. 
 
 Nurser, Nurs-er, n. wun hcD nursez; a promoter. 
 
 Nursery, Nurs-er-i, n. de akt ov nursig; de ob- 
 jekt ov a nursez kqr; a plas ov nursig; a planta- 
 Jon ov yug trez; — a plas hwq,r qildren qr nurst 
 and brot up. 
 
 Nuesery-man, Nurs-ei-i-man, n. wun emplffd in 
 de kultivajon ov nurseriz ov Jrubz and trez. 
 
 Nursing, Nurs-ig, n. de akt ov brigig up yug; de 
 akt ov takig k%r ov de sik. 
 
 Nursling, Nurs-lig, n. wun nurst up; a fondlig, 
 
 Nurstle, Niirs-l, v. t. tu qeriJ; tu nuzl. 
 
 Nurture, Nurt-yqr, n. fcod; djet; edyi|,kaJon; in- 
 strukjon. 
 
 Nurture, Nurt-yq,r, •». t. tu edyq,kat; tu tran. 
 
 Nussieeite, Niis-er-jt, n. {Min.} a fosfat ov led 
 and Ijm. 
 
 Nut, Nut, »j. de frcDt ov serten trez and Jrubz, 
 konsistig ov a hqrd Jel inklozig a kernel; in Ms- 
 kdniks, a. smel silinder er uder Japt bodi, wid 
 tet or projekjonz formig de iner bodi, hwiq kor- 
 espondz wid an TStward wun. Aid </v a sk?'cb, a 
 pes ov jurn yx\zd in konekjon wid a bolt. 
 
 Nut, Nut, v. i. tu gader nuts. 
 
 Nutation, Ni^-ta-Jon, n. a kjnd ov tremyqlua 
 mo [on ov de aksis ov de ert. [log. 
 
 Nutbrown, Niit-br-sn, a. br-sn Ijk a nut: kept 
 
 Nut-cracker, Nut-krak-er, n. a spejez ov berd; 
 — /'/. an instrcnment tu krak nuts. 
 
 Nutgall, Nut-gol,)i. a hqrd ekskresens ov an ok. 
 
 NuTHOOK, Niit-huk, n. a stikwid a huk, tu pal 
 d'sn b'sz ov nut trez. 
 
 Nutmeg, Nut-meg, n. an aroma tik nut, yqzd in 
 kukeri; de nam olso ov de tre, hwiq groz in ds 
 iloluka ilandz, and yeldz nutmegz and mas.
 
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 OBE 
 
 NuTKiEST, Nt^-lri-ent, m. ndririB; ni^tri/ai. 
 NuTUiMKST, Nii-iri-meut, n. nurijinuut; fi&d; ali- 
 
 lUfiit. [in^otal. 
 
 NuTRiUEMTAL, Nii-tri-m^n-Utl, a. ndrijiu; ali- 
 Ni'TKiTio.H, Nii-triJ-on, ». At akl or ndnjiu; nur- 
 
 i/inont; fJxl: aliment. 
 Nutritious, Nii-triJ-us, m. hmrig de kwoliti or 
 
 ... ■,<irijig: nutritir. 
 
 Ni(-lri-tiv, 4. ndrijig; mitritn^nlal. 
 .,. Nii-tri-ttir,* n. de pTier uv ndri/io. 
 > I iiiit.i.L, .N'dl-/el, /». dt hijni Jel or a uut; t<um- 
 
 ti(j uv 'luul kumixLt, or litl vulyii. 
 NuTTALlTE, Ndt-Bl-jt, n. ( J/i«.) u uinenil a<>j/i- 
 
 bUhI wid knlk Kpqr, ukdrig in prizuiutik kri^tAlx. 
 NUTTIXO, Ndl-ip, n. At akt or godcriu nuui. 
 Nux VOMICA, Su\ls vum-i-ka, >«. [L.] a yoiaua 
 
 nut: At t'not or a s((f Jri or strikno!<, rtmqrkabl 
 
 fur kontiiiiio dr v^jeto alknlj striknia. 
 Nuzzle, .Ndi-I.J c (. tu nur*; tu foster; tu no.«l: 
 
 tu b'Bt: tu eiun4r in a Diia or trap; tu put u 
 
 rig in dr nox. [l>og. 
 
 NuzzLK, Ndx-I, r. I. tu go wid At noi d'sn l(k a 
 Ntctalops, Nik-ta-lupd, n. wun ha sex distigkili 
 
 onli in de tw^lit, er in de dqrk. 
 
 NroTALorr, Nik-u-lo-pi, >. a dli^ ar \nii\mmt 
 
 {un or dc I in hwic; a p^raon Ml bwlar H n|l Ah 
 >i da. 
 
 t|,* H. a Did lar bntid, as or (oxanU. 
 
 AU, Nii-gu, N. {ZjU.} a ({icjex or Ujij Aa- 
 
 i da. 
 
 XtK. .N|,» B. 
 
 Ntluuj 
 letup. 
 
 NrMru, Nimf. m. a femal bcip, in Urtk miMlaji, 
 imrtakiy or dr ..■.•..... ■ -'- xnd men: a Kodas 
 ov de wad/. In I'urtri, a 
 
 ln'li: dr kr. ir-.'rln. 
 
 ., or orelia ■ 
 .V 1 ■ ■ m-fe-a, «. (/. , , .) or plaaU; 
 
 dc M«lc[-ilii. 
 
 NYMFiiifARLa, Nim-fip-R-nu, m. prodqiiQ nimfr. 
 
 .Nympiiikii, .Viin-fif, «. rrii* - • ■ ' li 4k. 
 
 .Nymi-iiliki;, Nimf-ljk, ». 
 
 NYMfULY. Niiuf-li, H<1. li^ 
 
 .NYMnioMAMA, Nim-lu-iua 111 a, / «. «,J/<!i.) a 
 
 NrMfuuMA.N'Y, .Niui-fu-nui-ni, f dixiz in It- 
 
 until bwi(^ ix ati-udud wid an irexiJtibl dcxjr or 
 
 s^ksiyiial intorkon. 
 Nys, or Sis, Nix,* [konip/un or im m,] nun it, not 
 
 0. 
 
 0, a r'sel, if jri^xd aianabreria/on; as, 0. S. 
 , q\\ »t(l: cb f»r {iibivit, obiit, or litU,) djd.— 
 It has VHriu.4 jrKndx, ax in {nntt, nut, nt>r, mort.) 
 Bcfktr trij namx, it si^niflx tun, ekwiralont tu 
 FiU in Igiflan'l, and J/id: in Skotlund. 
 
 0, (J, inler. e\ijpTii'\\j a wij or ek"k!:i:nn/'in nr 
 emoJoD. [i: 
 
 0, t), n. a sifer or not. In J/i/n'l-, -i, 
 
 Oaf, Of, n. a qanjlig; an idiot; u : , ^^ . 
 
 b{ de fi)rix, in.'tiSd ov a mor witi wuu. 
 
 OArisa, Uf'iJ. ». 8tiipid; dul; dultij. 
 
 OAriSHVESS, iit'xf-Des, n. sti^piditi; dulncs. 
 
 Oak, (Jk, n. a forest and ltd wud, valyqd for tim- 
 ber. 
 
 Oakapple, C)k-ap-l, n. a spunji ek<ikr6:»en.'< on de 
 Irvx or tender branijcz, prudqst bj de punktvtir 
 ov an iii^^ekt. Iniuq ynid in tanii). 
 
 Oak-bark, Uk'bqrk n. At bqrk ov de ok tre, 
 
 OaKEM. (.>k'n. fl. ini'l "V rtr brig fn)iu ok. 
 
 Oak 1 rrn, n. dc Ijv ok: de 
 
 Oaki ,. ;jK.k-. 
 
 Oaki V . ,, bland bj uniwi.it- 
 
 ig uM !^[a l;C •u.|>.g Uk^. 
 
 Oar, tJr, ». a pol or in^tnnmcnt wid a brod end 
 or bind bj hwii; bol< qr rod. 
 
 Oar. (Jr. r. f. tu \m\<«\ bj roiij. — r. 1. tu ro. 
 
 OAR-rooTED, (Jr'f ut-ed, a. havig fet yqxd ax or«. 
 
 Oarmma.h, (Jn'mao, n.,pl. Urx'mcn: wunboimin- 
 ajex orx. 
 
 Oart, (Jr'i, M. harin dr form or yqn or orx. 
 
 Oasis, C/a-ii*. n., pf. cya-^x; a nam (jirn tudox 
 f?rtil tpnt«, woterl bj »fin{ix, bwiq okdr in dt grat 
 nodi aexerl4 <<v ' - ' 
 
 Oa«T, O^t, It. a k ..(«. 
 
 Oat, Ot, H. a gnw - 1 in de piqral. cle 
 
 mel or di^ KTun, ut uxt\, ii \i\\\ nqlriju*. [ols. 
 
 Oatcake, Di'kak, n. a kak mad <>r dc mcl or 
 
 OATE.f, Ol'n, J. mad or utii: b;(rip ota. 
 
 Oath. (Jt, h., pi. Odx; a tulem dcklarajon, mad 
 wid on ap/l tu (t<Ki for it* tndt. [aa al. 
 
 Oath bre.\ki>'0, (Jt'-brak-ig, n. de riula/oo ot 
 
 Oat-malt, (Jt'nixlt, n. melt mad ov uis. 
 
 Oatmeal, CJt'iiicI, n. fl^er mad bj grjodij) oto. 
 
 Oats, Qit, n. pi. a kjod or j^ran jtoerali girn ta 
 
 horsex. 
 Obblioato, Ob-li-g^-t^i '• [ft-] {Mut.) aignifiig 
 
 mad for de instrument namid; klosli kooekted. 
 Obcordatk, Ub-ktir-dat, a. Japt Ijk a bqrt pUut 
 
 invi;T«li. 
 '' . ^ tu dro over ax a kurerip. 
 
 ,'on, n. At akt ov kuvcrig. 
 ' ' . ' ' ■ , .•^ii-si, vr Ob-dq-ra-si, n. de 
 
 kwoiiii ov brin oJdqrat; inflckaibl wikednea; iia- 
 
 pcnitcnii! hqrdni'.'* ov bqrt. 
 Obi •: - " ' i", ©rOb-di^-nit, a. bqrd; ob- 
 .-tuborn; bqrj; rugvvl; ka]iu; 
 
 'i I manor. 
 
 OiiijLU.AikLV, Uii'dq-rat-li, md. in an 6bdiy«t 
 Obdurate.vlhs, Ob'dq-rat-nes, n. stubomooa; 6t>- 
 
 dqrasi. 
 Ubduratiox, Ob-dq-ra-Jon, n. dc akt or aakig 
 
 6b<l'ira'; hqr»Ine«: •t(iK'>mn'^. 
 Obi , ■ • • ■ ,i,J>. 
 
 .f,d 
 
 ,- . _ jure- 
 
 lUitbl or uiilolul dt: k"iikiuUi Uia be. 
 OsEDiE.tT, (d-be-di-ent, a. jiubmivir tu otoriti: 
 
 konipl{:int wid komdnd: prubibijon; obsckwios, 
 
 dqtiful. (obrdieo*. 
 
 Obediential, O-be-di-^-Jal,* a. relatig tu 
 Obk.dientlt, Q-be'-di-rnt-li, ud. wid obedien*. 
 Ubeisanck, lJ-ba-san.«, xr (J-b^-«aa.s n. a bv; a 
 
 kiirte.'<i: un akt or rcvcrcoj mad bj inklina/on or 
 
 de bodi or oe. jubctixk. 
 
 Obrli<><-a!,. <th-e-lis-kal, a. harig Ar fonn or aa 
 Oui : "' ;i«k, n. <xV ' ' • ■ .rqlar kol- 
 
 I upwurdi, t« jpnilt ia- 
 
 k v.> :tx tu t : .1 ap«k« at 
 
 dc i.^i . ' up for a ui(ui->fiAl; — a mqrk 
 
 in a b . i.', ks., du« [t]. 
 
 Obelize, i.. . .,.. . . /. tu mqrk wid aa 6b«lB«; 
 
 tu mqrk ax spqriui or ai luspijut. 
 Obrlus, Ob'r Ius, n. /..] pi. Ub't-U, a tpit «r 
 
 •per. In I>iplo>itAl>l:t, a mqrk tu denut a mm- 
 
 Siktcd p*«j in a buk or aiaojrqiknpt^ ]r^|%pJi 
 iu( — )or diu {-^— 1.
 
 OBL 
 
 284 
 
 OBS 
 
 Oberon, Ob'e-ron, n, de fabld kig ov de f^riz. 
 
 Obese, O-bes, a. fat; fleji; gros; k9rpq,lent. 
 
 Obesity, O-bes-i-ti, n. fatnes; flejines; eksesiv 
 fatnes. 
 
 Obey, O-ba, v. t. tm ysld obsdiens tu; tm sub- 
 mit tu; tu komplj wid; tu komplj wid from 
 reverens tu etoriti. 
 
 Obeyer, O-ba-er, n. wun hcD obaz. 
 
 Obfuscate, Ob-fiis-kat, v. t. tia. dqrkn; tm kl'sd. 
 
 Obfuscation, Ob-f us-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov dqrk- 
 nig. [niti. 
 
 Obit, O'bit, er Ob'it, n. dtsis; a funeral solem- 
 
 Obitoal, O-bit-yT^-al, a. rslatig tu dets; obit- 
 yr^ari. [fqneralz. 
 
 Obituary, C[)-bit-yn,-a-ri, a. relatii) tu dets or 
 
 Obituary, O-bit-yq^-a-ri, n. a rejister er list ov 
 de ded; nekroloji; a notis ov wun ded. 
 
 Object, Ob-jekt, v. t. tu op6z; tu urj agenst; 
 tu prezent in opozijon. 
 
 Object, Ob'jekt, n. dat ab'st hwiq wun iz empl»d; 
 dat hwiq iz prezented tu de sensez tu raz an 
 afekjoa er emojon; dezin; end; ultimat purpus; 
 dat ov hwiq we qr konjus; opozd tu subjekt. — 
 In Gramar, eni tig infli^enstbi sumtlg els, az a 
 n"8n guvernd bj a verb. 
 
 Object-glass, Ob'jekt-glas, n. de glas ov a tel- 
 eskop, er mjkroskop hwiq iz nerest tu de ob- 
 jekt and fqrdest from de j. 
 
 Objection, Ob-jek-Jon, ?i. de akt ov objektig; 
 tig objekted; advers qrgnment; difikulti; eks- 
 sepjon; d-st; hezitajon; a folt: a kriminal qqrj. 
 
 Objectionable, Ob-jek-Jon-a-bl, a. Ijabl tu ob- 
 jekjon. 
 
 Objectist, Ob-jekt-ist, n. wun verst in de ob- 
 jektiv filosofi or doktrin. 
 
 Objective, Ob-jek-tiv, a. plast over agenst sum- 
 tig; — relatig tu de objekt ov tet, and not tu de 
 tigker; opozd tu mijehtio; havig de kwoliti ov 
 kumig in de wa, az, objektiv sertenti, dat iz, ser- 
 tenti in 'stward tigz, in distigkjon from suhjektiv 
 sertenti. In Gramar, notig de kas hwiq foloz a 
 verb er aktiv pqrtisipl, er a prepozijon; akq^zativ. 
 
 Objectively, Ob-jek-tiv-li, ad. in de maner ov 
 an objekt; apljd tu de maner er stat ov an ob- 
 jekt, az egzistig eksternali wid respekt tu de 
 mjnd. [ig objektiv. 
 
 Objectiveness, Ob-jek-tiv-nes, n. de stat ov be- 
 
 Objectivity, Ob-jek-tiv-i-ti, n. de kwoliti er 
 stat ov beig objektiv. 
 
 Objector, Ob-jek-tor, n. wun hcD oferz objekjonz. 
 
 Objurgate, Ob-jdr-gat, v. t. tu qjd; tu repriibv. 
 
 Objurgation, Ob-jur-ga-Jon, n. a reprcbf; repre- 
 henjon. hjdig. 
 
 Objurgatory, Ob-jur-ga-to-ri, a. reprehensiv; 
 
 Oblate, Ob-lat, a. flatnd er deprest at de pcalz. 
 
 Oblation, Ob-la-Jon, n. an oferig; a sakrifjs, 
 
 Obligate, Ob'li-gat, v. t. tu bjnd bj kontrakt er 
 di|ti; tu oblij. 
 
 Obligation, Ob-li-ga-Jon, n. dat hwiq bjndz; de 
 bjndig p-ser ov an at, vs, er dq,ti; a kontrakt; 
 an akt hwiq bjndz tu sum perfermans; a favor 
 bj hwiq wun iz b'snd in gratitij^d; engajment; 
 bond. 
 
 Obligato, Ob-li-gq-to, a. [It.] Se < OhUigato.) 
 
 Obligatory, Ob'li-ga-to-ri, a. impozig an obli- 
 gajon; bjndig. 
 
 Oblige, O-bljj, v. t. tu bjnd; tu imp6z obligajon; 
 tu gratifj; tu plez; tu kompel; tu engaj; tu 
 enfors; tu nesesitat. 
 
 Obligee, Ob-li-je, n. de person tu hdMua andder, 
 keld de obligor, iz bund bj kontrakt. 
 
 Obliger, Ck)-bljj-er, n. wun hco oblijez. 
 
 Obliging, O-blij-ig, 2^P- ^- dispozd tu konfer 
 favorz; komplazant; resp6ktful; sivil; frendli; 
 engaj ig; bjndig; forsig. 
 
 Obligingly, Q-bljj-ig-li, ad. in an obljjig maner. 
 
 Obligingness, O-bljj-ig-nes, n. siviliti; kompla- 
 
 zans. 
 Obligor, Ob-li-ger, n. {Laid) wun ho) bjndz him- 
 self tu anuder. Se ( Obligee.) 
 Oblique, Ob-lek, er Ob-ljk, a. not direkt; not 
 
 porpendikyq,lar; not paralel; indirekt. In Gram- 
 ar, apljd tu eni kas in nunz eksept de nomi- 
 
 nativ. 
 Obliquely, Ob-lek-li, er Ob-lik-li, ad. in an 
 
 obljk maner; not direktli; not perpendikyrilarli. 
 Obliqueness, Ob-lek-nes, er Ob-ljk-nes, n, ob- 
 
 likwiti. 
 Obliquity, Ob-lik-wi-ti, n. de stat ov belg oblek; 
 
 a deviajon from fizikal or moral rektitn,d. 
 Obliterate, Ob-lit-er-at, v. t. tu efas; tu rub 
 
 ■St; tu destrff. 
 Obliteration, Ob-lit-er-a-Jon, n. de akt ov ob- 
 
 literatig; efasment: ekstigkjon. [pqrdn. 
 
 Oblivion, Ob-liv-i-on, n. forgetfulnes; amnesti; 
 Oblivious, Ob-liv-i-us, &. kezig forgetfulnes; 
 
 forgetful. [legt. 
 
 Oblong, Ob'log, a. logger dan bred; ekstended in 
 Oblongness, Ob'log-nes, ?i. de stat ov beig oblog. 
 Oblong-ovate, Ob'log-o-vat, a. {£oL} betwen 
 
 de oblog and de ovat. 
 Obloquy, Ob'la-kwi, n. sensorius speq; blam; 
 
 slander: repriiq; abqs; disgras. [speq. 
 
 Obmutescence, Ob-mi|-tes-ens, n. sjlens; los ov 
 Obnoxious, Ob-nok-Jus, a. subjekt; Ijabl tu 
 
 punijment; ekspiizd; unp6pyi\^lar; adius. 
 Obnoxiously, Ob-nok-Jus-li, ad. in an obnokjus 
 
 maner; Ijabl. 
 Obnoxiousness, Ob-nok-Jus-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 beig obnokjus; Ijabl aes. 
 Oboe, O'bo-e, 71. [It.] a mTizikal instroDment, Japt 
 
 Ijk a klarinet, and s-snded trto a red; hcaber, 
 Obole, Ob'ol, n. ten er twelv granz, er sikst pqrt 
 
 ov a dram, ekwal tu tO) sents. 
 Obolus, Ob'ca-lus, n., pi. Ob'o-bj an obol; a 
 
 Grek kern, ekwal tu ab'st tco sents. 
 Obovate, Ob-o-vat, a. havig de Jap ov an eg. 
 Obreption, Ob-rep-Jon, n. de akt ov krepig se- 
 
 kretli. 
 Obreptitious, Ob-rep- tij-us, a. dun sekretli. 
 Obscene, Ob-sen, a. ofensiv tu qastiti; indelikat; 
 
 lil,d; imodest; ofensiv; disgustig. 
 Obscenely, Ob-sen-li, ad. in an obsen maner. 
 Obsceneness, Ob-sen-nes, ) n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 Obscenity, Ob-sen-i-ti, I obsen; ln,dnes; im- 
 
 pq,riti. 
 Obscurant, Ob-ski^-rant, n. wun boo opozez &z 
 
 progres ov nolej, er advokats igncDrans; apljd tu 
 
 a klas in Jermani. [nig; dqrknes. 
 
 Obscuration, Ob-skq,-ra-Jon, »;. de akt ov dqrk- 
 Obscure, Ob-ski^r, a. dqrk; glcDmi; abstrtts; indis- 
 
 tigkt; litl man; unnon. 
 Obscure, Ob-ski^r, v. t. tu dqrkn; tu mak ob- 
 
 skqr; tu mak les vizibl, les intelijibl, les glorius, 
 
 les bqtiful, les ilustrius, er les non; tu konsel. 
 Obscurely, Ob-skqr-li, ad. in an obsk4r maner; 
 
 dqrkli; 'st ov sjt; prjvatli; wid'st notis; not klerli. 
 Obscureness, Ob-ski\r-nes, ) n. de stat ov beig 
 Obscurity, Ob-skii,-ri-ti, i obsk4,r; an obskq,r 
 
 plas, stat, er kondijon; dqrknes; prjvasi. 
 Obsecration, Ob-se-kra-Jon, h. an entreti; a 
 
 suplikajon. [solemnitiz. 
 
 Obsequies, Ob'se-kwiz, n. pi. fq^neral rjts and 
 Obsequious, Ob-se-kwi-us, a. obedient; komplj- 
 
 ant; — menli kompljig; basli submisiv; servil. 
 Obsequiously, Ob-se-kwi-us-li, ad. in an obse- 
 
 kwius maner. [pljans. 
 
 Obsequiousness, Ob-se -kwi-us-nes, n. servil kom- 
 Observable, Ob-zerv-a-bl, a. dat ma be obzervd; 
 
 wurdi ov notis; remqrkabl; vizibl. 
 Observably, Ob-z^rv-a-bli, ad. in a maner wur- 
 di ov not.
 
 OBT 
 
 286 
 
 OCC 
 
 Obii»:uva<«t, Ob-i^rT-ant, M. kUnliv; wu^ful; rr- 
 
 <t -:.ix, Ob-ier-v4-Jon, n. dr akt or ob- 
 
 cluibijon: not: iTU<\rk: obtvrvan*. 
 (ii ii, Ob-xer-vti-tor, n. uii ubi<;rvur; a rr- 
 
 Obmlkvatobt, Ob-t<^rv-a-U>-ri, n. a plas bilt for 
 
 a^truDoinikal or fixikal obzerrnjuni. 
 Omebvk, Db-ttTV, p. t. tu IT or brhuld wi(t pur- 
 put or atcnjiin: tu iiotis: tu rtmqrk; tia wtx;; tu 
 
 rrf;<ird atvutivli; tu <e; tu not; tu ubu: tu at^iid 
 
 tn. 
 Obakkve, Ob-t^rv, v. •'. tu bt at^ntiv; tu rroi^rk. 
 0B8KRVCR, Ub-t^rv-«r, n. wun btb ob(<,<rvs; a n- 
 
 lii'^rkiT. 
 Obskrvino, Ob-xt'rv-ip, pp. ». woqful: at<5ntiv. 
 OB.HtKViNOLT, Ob-t«'rv-ij)-li,*/.nlonti\li:k^rfuli. 
 UI1-.K.S.S10N, (M)-!'<?J-un, n. dc akt dv borjip. 
 Obsidian, (>l>>iil-i-iin, n. a volkanik vub^ians or 
 
 iniiitTil rrz>'iiil)li{) kuinon prn ;;l'i'< \n'l\t. 
 Obsikioxal, <»b -iJ-i-o-nal, «. bel.njiu tu a wj. 
 Ubbulujclnck, Ub-M>-l^-ciut, H. de slat ov bcij) 
 
 (ibiiilMi-nt. 
 • ' -T, Ob-so-l^i-cnt, J. groio ut or jx^s. 
 
 1 i»b'4u-let, M. gon •St ov jn*: diayi{ui; 
 
 i. [■St ov yn*. 
 
 Ous«ii.i. 1't.Nun, Ob'»o-lrt-nc«, n. dr nni ov bcij) 
 Ubstacliu Ob'stu-kl, n. vumtti] .otuiiiJio in dr wa, 
 
 or biiiilcrio: a hiDdrann; an ubatrukjon: diiikuiti; 
 
 ilnIM^lllnl•nt. [obstetriks. 
 
 OBOTt-rsir. ()b-!'t<?t-rik, a. nlatig tu uiidwjfri er 
 (' vTE, Ob-<<i^t-ri-kat, r. t. and i. tu 
 
 midwjf. 
 (' -, Ob-.-it^t-rikK, n. pi. dt qrt or t\cnB 
 
 ov dtiniTin wimen in qjldbf^rt; inidwifri. 
 OssTiXAcr, Ob'sti-nn-^ii, n. dc kwuliti or brig 
 
 nb-'tinat: dtubommv: konti^tiui.'i; jHTtiniwili. 
 Obstimate, Ob'-tti-nat, jt. Muborn: kunttimajuj; 
 
 I'cn'or!': infk-ksibl; fM-rtinaJus; bed-^trog. 
 OBSTiXATtLT, Ob'sti-nat-li. sd. ntubornli: in- 
 
 flik-iMi. [obstinaai, 
 
 0B8TI.XATEXE8S, Ob'sti-nnt-oes, n. 8lubomuc«; 
 Ubstipation, Ob-«ti-pA-Jon, n. de akt ov stopig 
 
 np- k'-tivn>x. 
 
 (I ni,.str(<p-cr-us,t «• I'sd: klamoru*; 
 
 Vuiaiforus. [klaraoru»li. 
 
 I' ,. (lb -.■<trep-<?r-u«-li, ad. Wdli: 
 
 UtiaiUki'UiuL6M.8ti, Ub-8trep-er-us-ne«, n. klnm- 
 
 iir: n(n. [a l>onJ. 
 
 Obhtbictios, Ob-xtrik-Jun, n. At akt ov bindi^j: 
 Obbtbict, Ob-slrtikt, v. t. tu blok up; tu bqr; tu 
 
 t- tn ^r wa ov; tu prevent; tu iu]>t'd; tu ojnJi; 
 
 ["•puIfX. 
 
 I !;, Ob-»trtikt-er, n. wun hat hindurz or 
 
 < "N', Ob-*trtik-Jon, n. dt akt ov ob- 
 
 ■IruktiQ; dat bwir, ob^trAkt.i; dr (tat ov brig 
 
 ob^tniktcd; hind<T.ui'<; difikuiti; ub«takl; ini|i«d- 
 
 imcnt; dr akt ov bInkiQ up, ax eni kanal or |)n.«- 
 
 nj. naiynral or qrtifi/al. lob.'itrukjon. 
 
 UBMTBicTtrc, Ob-.Htrrik-tir, a. bindcri)); koxig 
 
 OBBTBlCTirE, Ub-9trtik-tir, n. an imiiodimfnt; 
 
 an olMiiakt; br or dat hwiq ub«tniki«. 
 OBfrTBlKNT, <)b'!>ura>-cnt, a. bindcrig: bl<.kin >" 
 Ubstki'knt, Ob'vtntMint, m. dat bwiij I'! 
 
 (ibtlnik/on. 
 OBSTii'ErACTioJJ, Ob-"' • • ' ,,_• ^ ■'■■lU'"" 
 
 Obtain. Ob-tAn. p. t. ' ri or cntrtti; 
 
 tu win: tu 9m; tu bK • r-nr. 
 
 Obtain, Ob-bin. r. 1. tu k>.iiUuyi^ in yn*; tu prr- 
 val: tu sukscd; tu lub^bt in natyqr or praktij. 
 Obtaisablk, Ob-t«n-a-bl, a. dat ina be ubtAad; 
 
 prukur.ibl. 
 OBTAiNKa, Ob-tAn-er, n. wan b<s obtAnx. 
 
 MKirr, Ob-tin-in«Dt, n. dc akt or obtanig. 
 
 <>b-t^ad, r. t. tu op6x; tu konlinyi^ 
 
 [klvdinw. 
 
 t)tiTi:..sk.BMATio<i, Ob-t«n-t-brA-/on,* a. dq^kam; 
 
 Obtebt, Ob-t4^t, r. t. tu bciir,; tu tupiikal. 
 
 Obtehtatius, Ob-lea-ta-Jon, n. a fupuka/oo; aa 
 
 entrrii. 
 Obtblue, Ob-tnf)d, V. (. tu tnut intu b| fan ar 
 
 im|><i<tyi\r; tu urj up6n; tu ofor hwaa not 
 
 w..iiu<d: tu iutrdtd. 
 Obtkl'DEK, Ob-lr\fid-cr, n, won hot obtrAdt. 
 Obtbuncate, Ob-tnig-kat, «. 1. tu drprjr or a 
 
 lini; lu lop. (.lup'D or kutig. 
 
 OBTBLNCATio.f, Ob-truQ-kA-fon, fi. dr akt or 
 Obtki'hio.n, Ob-trii-jon, n. it akt ov oblrOidiB; 
 
 iiitnijjnn. [(nuir. 
 
 Obtbl>ive, Ob-tn&-i<ir, a. inkljnd tu obtrdid; in- 
 OuTKLSiVELT, Ob-trvf>-siv-Ii, ad. in ao obtrdxir 
 
 uiancr. 
 Obtini), Ob-tdnd, v.t. tu blunt; tu dul; tu dedn. 
 Obtlndent, Ob-tdn-dcnt, n. {Mid.) a mi^iilaji- 
 
 nu.'< or <Tli niedi^in, tu dedn pan. idr t{. 
 
 OuTfiiATOR, Ob-tti-ru-tor, u. {Anat.') a muni or 
 Obtl'se. Ob-tiis, a. not prrntod; not aki'^t; dul; 
 
 vtiMiid: not Jril;— grater dan a qt angl. An 
 
 iitti(* aijgl iz an aggl kontauig okjr (fan n{nti 
 
 drRrfx. 
 Obtl'he-a.holkd, Ob-tqs-ag-gld, a. harig an obti^i 
 
 BUijl: obtiis-augtil.ir. [ti^s agglx. 
 
 OnTiS'A.xoi'LAK, Ob-tq^-ig-Ri^-lar, a. bavig ob- 
 OBTlhtLr. Ob-Ui-<-li, ad. wid'St u p<Tnt: .'tiipidli. 
 OurtbEXESS. Ob-lii^-nes n. bluntuc<<; dulne«. 
 Obtisiox, Ob-ti'i-jtin, n. dr akt ov dulig. 
 Obl'Mbrate, Ob-dm-brat, r. /. tu Jud; tu addm- 
 
 bnit. [in. 
 
 Obl'MBBAtio.'H, Ob-nm-bra-Jon, n. At akt or Jad- 
 Obl'Xcol'B, Ob-dg-ko*. a. veri kruked. 
 Obverse, Ob-v^r«, n. at ia» or a ktra or modal^ 
 
 o|>uzd tu rtrfrt. 
 OBVERijKLT, Ob-v^'n-li, ad. in an obvyn nutn«r. 
 Obvert, Ob-v^'rt, v. t. tu torn de fas toardx; tu 
 
 turn tuardx. ' intrrM>pJon. 
 
 Obviate, (M/vi-nt, r. I. tn r ■; bj 
 
 Obvioi's, Ob'vi-u9, a. opn: ; ■•»t. 
 
 Obviously, Ob'vi-u.«-li,*J.'- . . , inli. 
 
 OBViuuiiXEtis, Ob'vi-ua-nca, h. de aUii uv bcig ob- 
 
 viu» or evident. 
 
 Obvolite, Ob'va-lqt, *.<.'■'' ' ' ' ^ 1 in. 
 
 Oc CA8IO.X, (Ik-ii-jon, fi. a: j ilti; 
 
 o|>.irt»initi; nrd; ckJiijen--. 1 k'jH- 
 
 vf nyrn.«; nrw-'iti. 
 OccAHiox, Ok-a-;on, r. (. tu kot inaidentali; tu 
 
 pfuxlil'': tu infli^cn«. [akfiddntal. 
 
 OccAKiuXAL, Ok-a-3on-al, a. iiuid^ntal; kasqal; 
 OcCABIOXALIBM. Ok-H-»'>n-sl-i«-Tn. n. iM*t-S At 
 
 .'i-loni cv ok:i ■ i ^■ 
 
 ten tf'urix o\ •'. 
 
 OfCASIOXALLV, "' „ »' 
 
 t{IUZ. 
 
 OccASioxEK, Ok-i-5on-«r, «. wun h.- 
 OcoECATios, Ok-oe-kA-Jon, n. At akt ... i.«.».u 
 bljnil. lig: de WMt. 
 
 OcciDEXT, Ok'.'i-dent, n. At plas or At »uni scl- 
 OcciKEXTAL, Ok-«i-d<n-tal, a. western;- op«i»i 
 
 tu tjritntal. 
 
 <»' cipiTAU Ok-!<ip-i-t*l, a. rrlatig tu de oksiput. 
 
 iPf T, Ok'»i-put, H. dt bjndor jiqrt ov de bed. 
 
 LI'BIOX, Ok-li;-5on, n. At akt or /utig up. 
 <U(.'L'LT. Ok-dlt, a. sekrct; bidn; unnwn; latent; 
 
 On I iTATixx. Ok-ul-ti-/on, »i. de akt or hJdig^- 
 < ..bfkqrajon or a ftqr or plaoM b) 
 
 n ov anddcr budi, as de iftba. 
 
 Oc«.i... ^^^•.. uk-dlt-nea, n. At sui or brig kid; 
 sckretncj. lpos«/«n. 
 
 OocoravcT, Ok'xtl-pu>-(i. "• dt akt or <ikjrHI>t>fi
 
 OCT 
 
 286 
 
 ODO 
 
 Occupant, Ok'yq,-pant, n. he (tat taks er haz 
 
 pozcjon. 
 Occupation, Ok-yi|-pa-Jon, n. de akt ov okyxj,- 
 
 pjiij; pozejon; emplerment; kolii); biznes; trad. 
 Occupier, Ok'yn,-pi-er, n. wun hco 6kyn,pjz; a 
 
 pozesor. [pie-. 
 
 Occupy, Ok'yi],-pj, v. t. tm pozes; tu ktp; tu em- 
 OccuR, Ok-ur, V. i. tu kum tu de mind or mem- 
 
 ori; tu bs met wid; tu aper; tu klaj; tu strjk 
 
 agenst; tu hapn; tu tak plas. 
 Occurrence, Ok-ur-ens, n. At akt ov okurii): dat 
 
 hwiq okurz er hapnz; an event; a ka3H,alti; an 
 
 iiisideiit: an aksidont; prezcntajon. [de wa. 
 
 OccuRRENT, Ok-ur-ent, a. insidental; kumig in 
 Ocean, O'Jau, «. de vast bodi ov solt weter hwig 
 
 kuverz mor dan tre-fifts ov de surfas ov de 
 
 glob; de man; de grat se; eni imens ekspans. 
 Ocean, (D'Jan, a. pertanii) tia de grat se. 
 Oceanic, Q-Je-an-ik, a. relatig tu de ojan. 
 Ocellated, Os'el-at-ed, er O-sSl-a-ted, a. rezem- 
 
 bliii de |. 
 Ocelot, O'se-lot, «. {Zool.} de Moksikan panter. 
 OcHiMY, Ok'i-mi, n. a mikst, bas metal. 
 Ochlocracy, Ok-l6k-ra-si, n. guvernment bj de 
 
 multitiid. 
 Ochlocratic, Ok-lo-krat-ik, ) a. relatiij tia 
 
 Ochlocratical, Ok-lo-krat-i-kal, i an oklokrasi. 
 Ochlocratically, Ok-lo-lviat-i-kal-i, ad. in an 
 
 okliokralikal maner. 
 OcHLOCRATY, 0k-16k-ra-ti, n. guvernment bj de 
 
 mob. [taker or kla. 
 
 OcHRACEOUs, O-kra-Jus, a. haviij de kulor ov 
 Ochre, (O'ker, n. a varjeti ov kla depli kulord bj 
 
 de oksid ov jurn; a pant or panterz kulor ov 
 
 varius bi^z, prep4rd from a kjnd ov ert. 
 OcHREOUS, O'kre-us, a. konsistii) ov (Dker. 
 Ochrey, (b'kri, a. partakiij ov cDker. 
 Octachord, Ok'ta-kerd, «. a mi|zikal instrOBment. 
 Octagon, Ok'ta-gon, n. a figyi^r ov at sjdz and 
 
 aijglz- [sjdz. 
 
 Octagonal, Ok-tag-o-nal, a. havii) at arjglz and 
 Octahedral, Ok-ta-he-dral, a. havig at ekwal 
 
 sjdz. [ekwal sjdz. 
 
 Octahedron, Ok-ta-he-dron, n. a figyi^r ov at 
 Octandria, Ok-tan-dri-a, n. {Bot.) a. klas ov 
 
 plants havig at stamenz. 
 Octanijrian, Ok-tan-dri-an, a. {£ot.) haviij at 
 
 stamenz; oktandrus. [stamenz. 
 
 OcTANDROUS, Ok-tan-drus, a. {Bot.} havig at 
 Octangular, Ok-tAij-gi|,-lar, a. havii) at ai)glz. 
 Octant, Ok'tant, ) n. de att pqrt ov a serkl;— an 
 OCTILE, Ok'til, i aspekt ov too planets hwen 
 
 da qr an att ov a serkl, er 45 degrez, distant from 
 
 eg uder. 
 OcTANUs, Ok-ta-nus, n. {Med.} a fever hwig re- 
 
 turnz everi att da. 
 OcTAPLA, Ok'ta-pla, n. a poliglot Bjbl, aranjd in 
 
 at kolumz, er komprjzir) at laijgwajez. 
 OcTATEucH, Ok'ta-ti^k, n. a nam for de ferst at 
 
 buks ov de Old Testament. 
 Octave, Ok'tav, n. de att da after a festival.— 
 
 {Miis.} a harmonikal interval kontanii) fjv 
 
 tonz and t<D semitonz, kold bj anjent otorz df- 
 Octave, Ok'tav, a. denotii) at. [apaz(m. 
 
 Octavo, Ok-ta-vu, n. a buk fermd bj fuldii) de 
 
 Jets intu at levz eg, komonli kontrakted intu 
 
 8 vo. 
 Octavo, Ok-ta-vo, a. havig at levz tu a Jst. 
 Octennial, Ok-tdn-i-al, a. hapnij everi att yer. 
 October, 0k-t6-ber, n. de tent munt ov de yer; 
 
 de att muntov de Romanz, numberd from Mqre. 
 Octodecimal, Ok-to-des-i-mal, a. {Min.} at and 
 
 ten; apljd tu a kristal bi»z prizmz egzibit at 
 
 fasez in de midl jiqrt,and, wicide tttj sumits, ten 
 
 fasez. 
 Ootodentate, Ok-to-d6n-tat, a. bavir) at tet. 
 
 OcTOEDRiCAL, Ok-to-ed-ri-kal, a. havig at sjdz. 
 Octogenarian, Ok-ta-je-na-ri-an, n. a person 
 
 ati yerz old. 
 Octogenary, Ok-toj-e-na-ri, er Ok'to-je-na-ri, 
 
 a. ati yerz ov aj. [stjlz. 
 
 OcTOGYNOus, Ok-toj-i-nus, a. {Bot.} havig'at 
 OcTOHEDRON, Ok-to-he-dron, n. sam az nktahe- 
 
 dron. [ber at. 
 
 OcTONARY, Ok'to-na-ri, a. beloijii) tu de num- 
 OcTONOCULAR, Ok-tc3-n6k-yii,-lar, a. havig at jz. 
 OcTOPETALOUs, Ok-to-pet-a-lus, a. haviij at pet- 
 al z. 
 OcTOPOD, Ok'to-pod, n. an insekt havig at fet. 
 OcTORADiATED, Ok-tcD-ra-dl-a-tsd, a. havig at 
 
 raz. 
 OcTOSPERMOUS, Ok-to-sper-mus, a. haviij at sedz. 
 OcTOSTYLE, Ok'tQ-stjl, n. a ranj ov at kolumz; a 
 
 portikto haviij at kolumz. [biz. 
 
 Octosyllabic, Ok-to-sil-ab-ik, a. havii) at sila- 
 OcTOSYLLABLE, Ok-tcD-sli-a-bl, n. a wurd ov at 
 
 silablz. 
 Octroi, Ok-trwe, n. [.fV.] a dq,ti levid on de en- 
 trans ov gudz and mergandjz in Frenq tunz. 
 Octuple, Ok'ti|-pl, a. atfold. 
 Ocular, Ok'yi],-lar, a. relatii) tu, or non bj, de j. 
 Ocularly, Ok'yii,-lar-li, ad. tu de obzervajonz 
 
 ov de i. 
 OcuLATE, Ok'yix-lat, a. haviij jz; noii) bj de j. 
 Oculist, Ok'yq-list, n. wun skild in dizezez ov 
 
 de jz. [stcDn; a varjeti ov agat. 
 
 OcuLUS BELI, Ok'yq,-lus bs-lj, n. [L.'] a prejus 
 OcYPODiAN, Ok-i-p(i-di-an, n. {Zool.} d swift 
 
 ruuii] krustajan. 
 Odd, Od, a. not evn; not divizibl intu ekwal num- 
 
 berz; not eksprest in riind statment; not kalkti- 
 
 lated upon; not tu be numberd wid uderz, bekez 
 
 partikyi^lar; peki^lyar; strauj; unakuntabl; fan- 
 
 tastikal; hwimzikal. [tit). 
 
 Oddity, Od'i-ti, n. sii)gq,lariti; an od person or 
 Oddly, Od'li, ad. in an od maner; stranjli. 
 Oddness, Od'nes, n. de stat ov beipod; stranjnes. 
 Odds, Odz, n. siy. and pi. de ekses ov atii); in- 
 
 ekwoliti; debat; dispvit. At odz, at varians. — 
 
 Odz and endz, refn,s; skraps; remnants. 
 Ode, Od, n. a. poem; a soi); a lirik poem. 
 Ode-maker, Od'ma-ker, n. a maker er kom- 
 
 pozer ov odz. 
 Odeon, O-de-on, n. de mti,zik teater at Atenz. 
 Oderite, Od'er-jt, n. {Min.} a varjeti ov blak 
 
 mjka from Sweden. 
 Odeum, O-de-um, n. [i.] a mq,zik teater; a bild- 
 
 ii) apropriated tu mi],zik. 
 Odious, O'di-us, er Od'yus, a. hatful; detestabl; 
 
 abominabl; eksp6zd tu hat; kezii) hat er hatred; 
 
 invidius. 
 Odiously, O'di-us-li, er Od'yus-li, ad. hatfuli. 
 Odiousness, O'di-us-nes, er Od'yus-nes, n. hat- 
 
 fulnes. [red. 
 
 Odium, O'di-um, or Od'yum, n. invidiusnes; hat- 
 Odium theologicum, O'di-um te-o-16j-i-kum, 
 
 [7/.]. teolojikal hatred; de hatred ov polomikal 
 
 divjnz. 
 Odometer, O-dom-e-ter, n. an instrcDment fer 
 
 meji^rii) distansez; an instrument atagt tu de 
 
 hwel ov a karij bj hwiq de distans past over iz 
 
 me3ii,rd. [stri. 
 
 Odomktrous, O-dom-e-trus, a. relatig tu odom- 
 Odometry, O-dom-e-tri, n. de mej^irment ov 
 
 distansez. 
 Odontalgia, 0-don-tal-ji-a,[(?r.] de tmtak. 
 Odontalgic, O-don-tal-jik, n. a remedi for de 
 
 tititak. [tcotak. 
 
 Odontalgic, O-don-tal-jik, a. pertanii) tu de 
 Odontology, O-don-tol-o-ji, n. anatomi ov de 
 
 tet. 
 Odor, O'dor, n. [i.] sent; fragrans; perfum.
 
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 287 
 
 OGE 
 
 OoonAWT, O'dor-aiit, a. ol^irif'-ru 
 Onoii^TK, (JMor-iit, a. wiiti-il; liin 
 ODORirKROi'R, Uclor-lf-cr-ii-, a. k . 
 
 jjnnl. iiii» ov »«.tit. 
 
 ODoaiPKnoL'SMKM, 0-dor-lf-«r-u»-nM, n. iwei- 
 Odokixk, UMor-in, n. a pnxlukt nv At rtili*(iln- 
 
 Jdm ov ^r voltttil <tI obt^iid b| diitilig buo, harig 
 
 a vpri difiiiibi udur. 
 OixiBLtJiS, (jMor-Uv, .1. di-«titiit ov odor. 
 OtioKoi'tt, (JMiiriH, .1. Iiiivio (jtlor; fragrant; per- 
 
 hiriiil; "wrt nv -i-iit; Lj<lorifuru!i. 
 OoVMEY, Od'iH-r, n. an oiiik f>u<>(n ov HonuT, 
 
 in hwi<j (te ndvontyurt ov Yiilisf x qr niilrbrated. 
 (E, Jli." dji^nif, f'ltnd in wunls sdopUHl inlu (it 
 
 IdhIIJ lii|)i;wiij from dt (irrlt, is tu br c»t^iad 
 
 f kwivaloiil tLi {f.y 
 O^rosoMice, Ek-<j-n6m-ik!<, ii. ;>/. Iix^huld afi'irt. 
 
 QvciMKXiCAL, t'-kn,-ni<^n-i-kRl, a. jmonil. Sr 
 OIdema, r-de-in<i. n. {iffil.) n tiininr. 
 Q^iLYAD, t'-il yiid,* II. a Klun<: n wijik ov At j. 
 O'kR, (.)T, .111. k.ntniktod from ("lyr.) hwi<j oc. 
 (EsoPHAOfs. {' •'.'if :i-;ru^, II. At Kulft: Ac t^b bj 
 
 hwii; f.t).l IT. koiiviid from .1c iimt tu dr ftuiunk. 
 Of, Ov, i>r<'>. nutij) At koi, iiura or orijin; prujied- 
 
 ig from: nt ov; from. -Or hit, in lai i\mt.— Oe 
 
 ijld, fonni>rU. 
 Off, or, or Of, »d. Dotig Ropairajnn or distant: 
 
 from, in At ■'oan ov ili<tnni: frr kwcntli oj^zd tu 
 
 on.- fyhAntl,at wun<; wilSt .'tU'li. - (>f ami 'in, 
 
 nv rrnii* or nwii from dr ni;Ui-r. n^ inUWit on it. 
 
 — J\i k-iim of, tu mnk okiip l^j sum iik^iiU-iit 
 
 or fubtcrfiij.— Tij ijtt of, lu mak c.^kiip. — 7ii 
 
 go •</, tu dfi<;rt; tu ub.indon.- 7'u ija »/, npljd 
 
 ti.i vriini. tu tiik fjr nml br disr/jrjd. - Wfl or il 
 
 nf, fi'irtyqnnt or uiifitrtynnut. 
 Off, Of. t,r Of, irit'-r. i'k-'|iri>.iig abh6rons er 8cp- 
 
 arajon: az, awa! bFK<^n! drix^rt! 
 Orr, Of. or Of, jirtp. not on; di.^tant from: — a. 
 
 moni di^itant. 
 OrrAL, Of'al, n. wntt mrt; kors floj; rcfti<; dat 
 
 hwii] iz trun awn uz ov no valyi^; cutlrli or nu 
 
 valyn: rubif: kurion. 
 OfPESCfi. Of-<*n.<, ». krjm: a tro.^jkii*; a mi<ded; ■) 
 
 tmn<;;ri'/on: insult: imliKniti; afniut; injiiri;8g- 
 
 Rf-r; <li<iildjnr (fivn or konsevd. 
 Opfemckfcl, Of-dns-ful,* a. injuriiis; of^nsiv. 
 0FrKN«'Ki.F.88, Of-J^ns-lc-", .1. UMoft'^ndiD; inoHont. 
 Offkvi). Of-j'nd, r. t. tu mnk aji'^ri; tu di'iilr'z: 
 
 tu irnn«^«^.<; tu vjolat; tu diKttirb; tu vok». 
 Offknd, Of-i'nd, r. i. tu br kriminal: tu koz 
 
 a'.igpr: lu komit trnn«prc/on or of<*n^. 
 OrFENDKR, Of-ond-cr,n. a kriminal: a transp-^sor. 
 Offknsivf™ Of-^n'-tiv, a. di'plriip; inji^riu.'*; aaal- 
 
 niit: tiftkitj inrn^on; nf>t ilrfi-n-iv. 
 Off* ' ■ • . t>nn, or 
 
 di- ■li^•pl^z- 
 
 •O . > ij dt fvrst 
 
 alAW. it*. .J, ii.ii' «... . 
 Offexsitclt, Of-«^n-»iv-li, ad. in an of<ii.iiv 
 
 manor: inji'iriu'li: bJ wa or atak; not drfcnvivli. 
 Offi:xsivene««. Of-«^n-«iv-nc«, n. mi!i<;if; koi ov 
 
 ili<(rti<t. 
 Offer. Of'rr, r. /. tu prri^nt; tu opiibit; tu 
 
 rutkrif')!: tu imolat: tu hid, as a pr)« or reword; 
 
 fu n-ndrr: tu prup«ic. 
 Offer. Of'er, f. i. tu br prctrnt; tu prtsAnt 
 
 )t<i>lf: tu mak an alAmt. 
 Offer. OfVr. n. . • • i '■■■•. rr- 
 
 ji^ktcd: dat hw 1 
 
 viini; akt ov bi I • • . r. 
 
 Offkrabi-E. Of'i-r .i U!, j. da; uui br ..:irj. 
 OffkrkR. OfiT-or, n. wun h* ofcn or Mkrifiioi. 
 Offirin'O, Of'cr-ig, n. <tc akt or wun bA ofcn; 
 
 prrzontnjon; dat hwiq ii oford; oblajon; a «ak- 
 
 rifis. 
 
 " • I in 
 
 IIVI* 
 
 kun- 
 
 ttLrujoii. lit ,U > • d( t-'un) 
 
 ov I{]t(land, dr wi, <imi or of- 
 
 i<rit)z qr koli>k(<'d. .;. ......,, .....y. 
 
 Off iiA.ND, oi'baii'l. 4. duo wid«i •ludi or baa* 
 
 itnjon; utii>rrin^iiliitcd. 
 Off iiA.Nu, Of'hund, «</. n- ' 
 Office, 01'i«, n. dr nuij. 
 
 mi-nt ov an <>fi«er: a puin ,,^ 
 
 luujiatniKi; njenni; biinv*, tuukjoni |«k>^iyar 
 
 yH": «;qrj; dqli; nvrviii; b^'nrfil; akt ov wur/ip; 
 
 fdrmiilari ov drvu/out^— a niim, hva, iw pUu or 
 
 bizne.i. 
 Officer, Of'i-»cr, n. a per.^on inv«'4t«>d wid aa 
 
 ofi.i, rdcr i>lvil, mililuri, or eklrzlii-^tikal; a maj- 
 
 i.'lnit: a komiitnifr in dr qrmi or nnvi. 
 Offukr. Of'i-scr, r. /. tu furtiij wid ofi«on. 
 Officered. Of'i-xcrd, /i. a. iiuplj^l wid ofiwn. 
 Official. Ofi/-al, a. drrjvd from Ar |>ro|«.r ofls 
 
 or ofi«cr, or fp-m de !■: " ' ': 
 
 v.Tlyq iiv ofis; konilu 
 
 ruhjn ov in>>r(;andii, ir. i; _ i_ 
 
 Sftld az <>rli az Kiltt), b| bMo^ol dt; qrliUlt ov 
 
 ekriport qr aM-rtand widiit rrgijnl tu cni »iib«c- 
 
 kwi-nt varinjon in dr inqrket |>rjs ov At qrtikli 
 
 dcra"<<'lvz: and it difi-n from dt drklirtl, rral 
 
 •ir !>u|Kjzd ilctijual vaft/tf, at Ac t[m and pla« or 
 
 uk'iKDrtnJon. 
 Okkicial, Of-iJ-al, n. wun invested wid an ofis, 
 
 imrtikyqlarli wid otoriti. 
 Officially, Of-iJ-al-i, ad. in an ofi/al maner, b} 
 
 tihiriii; bi vertyq ov an ofis. 
 Offuialtv. Of-iJ-al-ti,* n. dt post ov an ofijal; 
 
 an rklrziii.itikal kort. 
 Officiate, Of-i/-i-at, r. i. tia di.'«;<^rj an ofis; 
 
 tu porf>>rm an oi'ia for antider: tu akt. 
 Okficiator. Of-iJ-i-a-lor, n. wun hd> ofijintji. 
 Offici.val, Of-i-sj-nal, or Of-Li-i-nal, *. ynid in, 
 
 or rrlntii) tu Jop«. 
 Officioi-8, Of-i/-u8, «. bizi; forward; aktiv; mod- 
 
 li(|: obtntKtiv; bizi; a^T^mig. 
 Ofkiciocsly, Of-i/-u;)-li, ad. in an ofi/ui maaer; 
 
 bizili. 
 Officioi'SNess. Of-if-ns-nos, a. dr kwoliti or 
 
 brill ofi/u^: forwardnM ov (irilili. 
 Offing. Of'ig, n. dtp wntor at <i diKlana from d( 
 
 ."r-Joir, liw.-jr u j'jloi iz not nrdwl. 
 Okkmcoirino, Of';.kiir-ig, m. dat hwiq it tkvrd 
 
 of: rtjekttil mater; rcfm. 
 Okfrcim. Of'-kura, n. rcfqn; iSfKk'Kng. 
 Offsci'M, OfVkum, a. rvU\*; vjl; rej<^ktcd. 
 Offset, Of'sot, ». a sprnt: JaI ov a plant;— a ram 
 
 set of ajji^nJt ani\d«T: nn rkwivntcnt: n ft-nf: — 
 
 a naru. irt'jjyqlir ■ 
 
 Ijnz bwiq iiiklii'l 
 
 yql'ir, lot fol fr.iin , ^ ; 
 
 yqz'l in "urvnii):- {.-triJt.f dr i>q|icriur curias 
 
 left unkAvorvi b| dr kontinyqnfon upwardz or 
 
 a wol, hwfir dr tiknos di- - • - • - loj, 
 
 OrreKT. Of'ot. r. t. tu k >lent. 
 
 Offshoot, Of'/*'. »•• an ;. 
 
 Offsi'RINO. OfVprip, B. : qil- 
 
 drcn: u dri't'ndanl, or dr ni. 
 
 Offlsi'ate, Of-d.H-kai,» i. ;. :_ ..._... .. ((Xh 
 
 futcaU.) 
 Offward. Of'wird. a. (Snut.) inklinip wid 6* 
 
 r\<\ tu dr « 
 Oft. (»fi. or • frekwcntli. 
 
 Oftkv. Ol'n. ' . '. oft; frekwcntli; do* 
 
 vll'im: mcni l(iux. 
 t'FTKNXKas, Of'ii-nc-i.* n. frekwon«i. 
 Oftentiiii:s. Of'n-timz, .» ' '• '--•••iii: ofn. 
 Oft-time*, Ofi'timz. ad. ■ !a. 
 
 OOKS, l>)-je, i>. a aurt or i..
 
 OLI 
 
 288 
 
 OMN 
 
 Ogle, O'gl, v. t. tia vr^ wid sjd glansez, az in 
 
 fondnes, er wid a dEz|a tia be notist onli bj ds 
 
 indiviJyiial. 
 Ogle, O'gl, n. a sjd glans; a hak ov fondnes. 
 Ogler, O'gler, ?i. wun hco oglz; a slj gazer. 
 Oglio, O'li-o, n. [/;!.] a medli. Se ( Olio.) 
 Ogre, O'ger, n. an imajinari monster ov de 8st. 
 Ogress, CO'gres, n. a femal cDger. 
 Ogress, Q'gres, n. {Her.) a blak kanon-bel. 
 Oh, (a), inter. dcncDtig pan, soro, er surprjz. 
 Oil, tri, n. ds ji^s ov olivz; an mjktq,us mater, eder 
 
 animal er vejetabl. 
 Oil, CTl, v. t. tu smer er It^brikat wid ffl. 
 Oil-cake, CTl'kak, n. de substans dat remanz 
 
 after de efl haz bin eksprest, az from flaks-sEd. 
 Oil-cloth, CTl'klot, n. a klot haviij a kot ov ffl- 
 
 pant. [kulorig substansez in erl. 
 
 Oil-color, CTl'kul-or, n. kulor mad bj grjndiij 
 Oiler, (Tl'er, n. wun ha elz; an fflman. 
 OiLiNESS, (?l'i-nes, n. lUjkti^usnes; grezines. 
 Oilman, CTl'man, n. wun licD tradz in erlz. 
 Oil-painting, (Jl'pant-ig, n. a pantig in hwiq 
 
 de medium fer yq,zii) de kulorz iz erl. 
 Oily, CTl'i, a. kontaniij erl; grezi: oliajinus. 
 OiNT, (Tnt, v. t. tu smer wid erntment; tu anrat. 
 Ointment, CTnt'ment, n. an uggwent; an dgklij,- 
 
 us mater. 
 Oisanite, CT'san-jt, n. {Min.) an or ov titanium. 
 Okra, (D'kra, n. a plant, de mij^silajinus podz ov 
 
 hwiq qr yi^,zd in gumbo scop. It iz de hpiskus 
 
 eskifientus. 
 Old, tk)ld, a. [kamp. older w elder, ^lyjer. oldest 
 
 &r eldest,] advdnst fqr in aj; harii) egzisted loij; 
 
 not yui): not nvj, er frej: anjent; not modern; de- 
 
 kad bj tjm; antek; antikwated; loij-praktist; — 
 
 Jr(»d; kuniij. Ov old, loi) ago; from anjent tjm. 
 Olden, Ol'dn, a. old: anjent. 
 Oldfashioned, Old-faJ-ond, a. •st ov fajon. 
 Oldish, Qld'iJ, a. sumhwot old. [vdnst in Ijf. 
 Old-maid, Qld'mad, n. an unmarid wmman ad- 
 Oldness, Old-nes, n. aj: antikwiti: not nij^nes. 
 Old- wife, Old'wjf,* n. a. kontemtyi^us nam fer 
 
 an old, pratifl wiaman; a kjnd ov fij. 
 Oleaginous, O-le-aj-i-nus, a. eli; uijktiius. 
 Oleaginousness, O-le-iij-i-nus-nes, n. erlines. 
 Oleaman, Ol-e-a-man, n. {Med.) a liniment, 
 
 kompozd ov erlz. 
 Oleander, O-le-an-der, n. a bq,tifml evergren 
 
 fl-serii) Jrub; ds roz-ba. [ov oliv. 
 
 Oleaster, CD-le-as-ter, n. de wjld oliv; a spejez 
 Olefiant, Q-lef-i-ant, er O'le-f j-ant, a. notiij a 
 
 spejez ov gas. 
 Oleine, Q'le-in, n. {Clieni.) a fq^zibl er likwid 
 
 erl eksprest from fat, fermerli keld {Main.) 
 Olfactory, Ol-fak-to-ri, a. havig de sens ov 
 
 smelii). 
 Olibanum, O-lib-a-num, n. a swet-sented gum- 
 
 rezin hwiq eksj'qdz from a tre fTsnd in Arabia 
 
 and India: de fragkinsens ov de anjents. 
 Oligarch, Ol'i-gqrk, ". a majistrat inanoligqrki. 
 Oligarchical, Ol-i-gqr-ki-kal, a. relatig tia an 
 
 oligqrki. 
 Oligarchy, Ol'i-gqr-ki, «. a guvcrnment in de 
 
 handz ov a fq, personz; aristokrasi. [pent. 
 
 Oligodon, Q-lig-o-don, n. a spejez ov smel ser- 
 Olio, (D'HtO, n. a mikstyr^r: a medli. 
 Olitory, Ol'i-Xo-ri, a. beloijiij tu a kiqen-gqrden. 
 Olivaceous, 01-i-va-Jus, a. relatig tu olivz. 
 Olive, Ol'iv, n. a plant, er tre, prodi^sig erl; de 
 
 fraot ov de tre; de emblem ov pes. 
 Olive, Ol'iv, a. ov de kulor ov, er Ijk de oliv; 
 
 brun, tendig tu a yeloij gren. 
 Olive-branch, Ol'iv-branq, 71. a branq ov de 
 
 oliv tre; an emblem ov pes. 
 Olived, Ol'ivd, a. dekorated wid olivz. [koper. 
 Olivenite, Ol-i ven-jt, 71. {Min.) an qrsenat ov 
 
 Olivile, Ol'i-vil, n. an amilajus or kristaljn sub- 
 stans obtand from de gum ov de oliv tre. 
 
 Olivine, Ol'i-vin, n. {Mi)i.) a varjeti ov krisoljt, 
 ov an oliv gren kulor. 
 
 Olla podrida, Ol'a po-dre-da, [Sp.'\ a dij kom- 
 pozd ov varius kjndz ov mets berld tugeder. 
 
 Ollite, Ol'jt, 71. {Alin.) de pot ston. 
 
 Olympiad, Q-lim-pi-ad, n. de spas ov for yerz, 
 reknd from wun selebrajon ov de Qlimpik gamz 
 tu anuder. From de selebrajon ov dez gamz 
 de Greks kompqted dj^r tjm. 
 
 Olympian, O-lim-pi-an, / a. belogir) tu, er per- 
 
 Olympic, O-lim-pik, S fermd at Olimpia. 
 3e (Olimpik gamz, in onor ov Olimpian Ji^piter, 
 de most famus in Grejan histori, wer sed tu 
 hav komenst ab'st 1354 yerz B. K.; da wer r£- 
 vjvd bj Ifitus, kig ov 81is, 844 yerz B. K. 
 
 Olympionic, 0-lim-pi-6n-ik, n. an od on Qlim- 
 pik viktori. 
 
 Ombre, Om'ber, ?*. a gam ov kqrdz plad bj tre. 
 
 Ombrometer, Om-brom-e-ter, n. a. ran gaj; a 
 plqreometer. [fabet. 
 
 Omega, O-me-ga, n. de last leter ov de Grek al- 
 
 Omelet, Om'let, n. a friter er sert ov pankak 
 mad wid egz, &s. 
 
 Omen, Q'men, 7i. a sjn, gud er bad; a prognostik. 
 
 Omened, CJ'mend, a. kontanir) prognostiks. 
 
 Omentum, O-men-tum, »i. [Z.] {Anat.) de kel. 
 
 Omer, O'mer, n. a Hebroo megqr. Se {Hf/mer.) 
 
 Ominate, Om'i-nat,* v. i. tu fortokn; tu Jo. 
 
 Ominous, Om'i-nus, a. kontanii) omenz; indika- 
 tiv; forbodin gud er evl; inospijus. 
 
 Ominously, Om'in-us-li, ad. wid gud er bad 
 omenz. [ii) ominus. 
 
 Ominousness, Om'i-nus-nes, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 
 Omission, O-miJ-on, n. de akt ov omitii); sljt; 
 neglekt; a falyT^r. 
 
 Omissive, Q-mis-iv, a. levig -st; omitig. [lekt. 
 
 Omit, O-mit, v. t. txa lev ■st; tu pas bj; tu neg- 
 
 Omnibus, Om'ni-bus, n. a Iqrj, kuverd, for-hweld 
 vebikl fer pasenjerz. 3a wer ferst introdqst 
 intu Paris in 1825, and af terwardz in uder sitiz 
 in Yt^rop and Amerika. [kjndz. 
 
 Omnifarious, Om-ni-fa-ri-us, a. ov el varjetiz er 
 
 Omniferous, Om-nif-er-us, a. prodqsii) el tLgz. 
 
 Omnific, Om-nif-ik, a. el-kreatig. 
 
 Omniform, Om'ni-ferm, a. havig everi Jap er 
 ferm. [kjndz. 
 
 Omnigenous, Om-nij-en-us, a. konsistig ov el 
 
 Omniparity, Om-ni-par-i-ti, n. jeneral ekwoliti. 
 
 Omnipeecipience, Om-ni-per-sip-i-ens, n. per- 
 sepjon ov everi tig. [everi tig. 
 
 Omnipeecipient, Om-ni-per-sip-i-ent, a. persevig 
 
 Omnipotence, Om-nip-o-tens, ) n. elmjti p'ser; 
 
 Omnipotency, Om-nip-o-ten-si, i infinit er un- 
 limited p-ser. 
 
 Omnipotent, Om-nip-o-tent,a. elmjti; el-p-serful. 
 
 Omnipotent, Om-nip-o-tent, 7!. wun ov de apel- 
 ajonz ov God. [wid^t limit. 
 
 Omnipotently, Om-nip-o-tent-li, ad. p-serfuli; 
 
 Omnipresence, Om-ni-prez-ens, 71. de kwoliti ov 
 beig prezent in everi plas; yqbikwiti. 
 
 Omnipresent, Om-ni-prez-ent, a. prezent in everi 
 plas. 
 
 Omniscience, Om-niJ-ens, 7;. de kwoliti ov noig 
 el tigz; bisndles nolej. 
 
 Omniscient, Om-niJ-ent, a. el-noig. 
 
 Omnium, Om'ni-um, n. [i.] de agregat porjonz 
 ov diferent stoks in de IggHJ publik fundz in 
 hwiq a Ion iz n-s 3'vi^q,ali funded. 
 
 Omnium gatherum, Om'ni-um gad-er-um,}: n. a 
 kant term fer a miselaneus kolekjon ov tigz er 
 personz. 
 
 Omnivigant, Om-niv-i-gant, a. wonderig ab'st 
 everi hwJir- [devsrig. 
 
 Omnivorous, Om-niv-o-rus, &, etig everi tig; el-
 
 0N8 
 
 OPE 
 
 Omoorapht, t)-in6g-ra-fi, n. a nq qrt fur dt r«p- 
 
 reiuiiiujiiu uv objeku, bciy u lubatitijl fur rn- 
 
 gnivii), litof^mfi, and punti;). - -' •' ; 
 
 Umoi'Late, <)m'u-|)lat, ». (Arujt.) 
 Umi'Uacixk, Oui'fa-<iu. /». a jailor ■■ 
 
 Irmu gTta oliri, wia hwiij an/i'ir. .: » . 
 
 autfuU-d. 
 OufHALiu, Om-fal-ik, a. rtlatig tu <1t: tiiivl. 
 Umpualocklk, Um'fK-lo-ul, n. {J/ed.) a rupl- 
 
 yi^r uv At navl. [a kunvciu lens. 
 
 OmpualoptilR, Um-f»-16p-ter, n. an uld nam fxr 
 Omi'Haloitic, Uin-fu-16p-tik,* n. an optik glm 
 
 diit it kuiiveka un but sjdz, kumuuli kuld a kun- 
 
 Vfks li'iu. 
 UMPiiALOTAUy, Om-fa-16t-a-ini, *. At divison ov 
 
 At iiiivl-8trio. [okaen. 
 
 Oui'iiAZiT, Om'fa-»it, n. (Min.} a varjrti ov pir- 
 OUY, li'nii, a. mi-lk): — !i|>ukn uv Innd. Luk.il. 
 Ox, On, /"■'7>. abdv and in kuuUikt wid, edcrlitcr- 
 
 ali "r tit^'iirutivli; natig ncnif.i or plas and tjm; 
 
 ni.l ot; urr tu; abdv; uixjn; at; ntr. 
 Ok, Ou, ml. ubdv, or nfk.<t beyond: forward; on- 
 ward; in suksi-Jon; in progrcs; nol of. On /ij>- 
 
 Injnl, iu a Jip. 
 On, On, intft. i-k.^pr^^in in^ituicut; pnjsid. 
 Onaoer. On'a-jer, n. [L.] At wjld-as;— a militAri 
 
 eiijin tor di.«<;qrjio stunz. (Jon. 
 
 Onamhm. U'nuu-iz-m, fi. self-polqjon; masturba- 
 O.NCK, Wuik'', ad. wun tjm; a «ipgl tim; formerii; 
 
 at a formur tim; y^zd sdb«tantirli in auq frazez 
 
 nt nt ii;,iLi_ /tit wun-t, ditt iriinji, 
 (1 ' ■ ! ' ■ m Amorikan 
 
 plant. 
 II ... ■■ ■ At upnig ov 
 
 On hit, 06 de, n. [Fr,] a fl^ig report; a nnmor. 
 O.XB, Wun, a. wun or Un: eni; sipgl; indiridyi^al; 
 
 8UU1, az opuztl tu anuder; divyrs. Tu he tcurv, 
 
 tu be yi^nit«d. 01 wun, ol de flam. 
 OXE, Wun, prun. eni »i\)sl (i^nton, ofn inkli^dig 
 
 df s|>rkcTZ ."clf; az, "ii mi ot tu tuk k-ir uv wun3 
 
 8clf." IFw/t anudtr, tJ) |)^>r!Uinz or tigz takn 
 
 resiprukali, az in At fraz, "<la lar wun anuder" 
 
 dat iz, ec) person luvz de uder. 
 One, Wun, n. a siggt p<,'rsun; a person ind^finitli; 
 
 a |w>r<<.n diutioktivli; az,''de grat irunz or de 
 
 wiiriJ." 
 Onkabcued, Wdn-qrqt, a. havig u sio;;! qr<j. 
 OsEutJiBY, Wiin-ber-i, n. At plant wulfi-ban. 
 O.XK EYCD, Wdn-^d, «. huvig unli wun \. 
 Oneirocbitio, (J-DJ-ro-krit-ik, n. an interpreter 
 
 • •V 'lrrm». 
 '' . iCAL, O-nl-ro-krit-i-kal, a. int^-r- 
 
 drrmz. 
 ' ..c», O-nJ-ro-krit-ikB, ». pi. int^rpre- 
 
 i.i, >ii y\ ^Irems. [dremz. 
 
 Omiuoma.xct. O-DJ-ro-man-si, n. dirinajon b} 
 ONKNk.ss. \Vdu-nc«, B. yi^niti; gigglnoi. [us. 
 
 OsKUARV, On'cr-a-ri, a. rclntig tu burdnz; oncr- 
 nNi.Hois. On'er-u*, a. bunln«utu; opr<^ir; hcvi. 
 HsF. Mi'KD, \\'uD-!<id-cd, a. relatig tu, or havig 
 
 ...dIi »un "(l; Iflrjol. L^ciV wun-«jded. 
 
 One tiiKLUNESS, Wuu-»|d-ed-De«, n. dc stat ov 
 0>'-ooi\o, On'go-ig, n. pruMdyqr; a gwig on. 
 Onion, I'n'yon, ». a wel-non gqnlen plant. 
 Only, (Ju'Ii, a. siogl; wun and nu mor. 
 O.NLY. On'li, ad. siinpli; riggli; mrrii; b^^rli. 
 Onolouy. 0-061 u-ji, n. a tJji/ wa or t«>kip. 
 Onouanct, On'u-man-si, n. diviaajun b^ a nam. 
 O.NOMANTtCAL, On-o-min-ti-kal, a. {MTdiktig b{ 
 
 nniiii. 
 OsoMATOP.«i*, On-o-iiiat-<a-|i<-yu, n. [/.] (JiM^.) 
 
 a fi^vqr bj hwiq dc «'8nd or de wurd kuro«p6odz 
 
 tu >tr t\\} :<ignif|d. Imaitfi. 
 
 Onomomanct, U-n6m-o-iiuui-«i, n. Mm •« 6ac»- 
 Onset, On'->oL, n. an atik; a storm: &a aMtt. 
 19 
 
 I Onblacoiit, On'ilirt, n. an atik. a ■tarSL 
 Onto. Ou'tu,/ rr/<. nuiig enlnuu apda a piai; oa; 
 
 tu. 
 
 ic, On-tw-liSj-ik, t a. rclaiiotuoo- 
 
 • iCAL, Ou-t4.>-l6j-i-kal, i t/iluji. 
 " .i>n, Un-t4!il-(»-jUt, n. wan hat is vfnt ia 
 
 ;l. 
 
 I Is I .,| iioY', On-tul-o-ii. n <^r >b<ktrin OT ateaa or 
 
 alMtrakt brig or ««.'< >tisiks. 
 
 O.N US, cynuJ, n. a \' 
 
 Onus pb- ' di, [L] {Urn) 
 
 de bur tig; dc obii^- 
 
 /un ov ■ . , 
 
 Onwaru, ('uHarJ, lit I t A 
 
 O.NWARi,g, On'wurdz, { *'• »-^*"^'J; ^V<»«"- 
 Onwaru, On'ward, j. adv''>.-' '■•'- ird; inkr^st. 
 Onvcua, On'i-ka, ». de i.'l de unik«. 
 
 Onyx, C^nikB, n. [L.] a p.- i ."i>ejrs or 
 
 "gut. 
 Oolite, cyol-lt, n. {Hin.) a cpcjrz ov limstttn 
 komiKi)zd or globyqiz klusterd tug^der, komonli 
 wid'st eni vizibt scmcnt or bHu. [<jol|t. 
 
 Oolitic, (J-ol-it-ik, a. relatig tu, or rrz«mblig, 
 OoLOQT, (J-61-t)-ji, n. At 5ioin ov, or a trctiz on, 
 OojiiAC, ClJ'mi-uk, n. a iqrj i-kimu bu'. [egz. 
 Ooze, (I)z, n. «oft mud; mir; !<l|m: «oft flu; de lik- 
 
 Dr ov u lanerz vat. 
 Ooze, (Oz, r. i. tu fla bj stelt; tu run jentli; tu 
 |i^<rk<.>lat az a likwid tnn At i>ors or zubabanaes 
 or tni> smol upnigz. 
 Oozy, (IJz'i, a. miri: mudi: il^mi. 
 Opacity, (J-p«^-i-ti, n. de atat ov beig uifuk; klv- 
 diuct; Wont or tran.i{>i^rva<i. ^iDiniqut.) 
 
 OpACOfS, O-pd-kuj, a. dqrk; not klcr. St 
 Opal, CJ'iial, n. a jctn ov grat bqii, ov milki hq, 
 and reu'irkabl fur <;nnjez ov kulur, az it iz rari- 
 usli tumd ab^t. [ofml. 
 
 Opaleuce.nck, (J-|Al-^-en.i, n. a /jnig, lik dat ov 
 Opalescent, 0-f<al-«^j-ent, a. rtzemblig uptil in 
 
 luster. 
 Opaline, dypal-in, a. rtlatig tu, or Ijk, opal. 
 OPALIZE, (A^pal-lz, r. /. tu konv^rt iniu opal: tu 
 
 form l{k opal. 
 OPAguE, CJ-pak, a. dqrk; not klcr; imp^rviu* tu 
 lit; not transparent; klltdi; obskqr. Kitn olso 
 {"pake.) Lupsk. 
 
 Opaqueness, (J-pak-nca, n. dqrkncs; •ta! v Lcig 
 Ope, Op, o. /. and i. tu opn. ^ 'i. 
 
 Opeln, (J'pn, r. t. tu unklcJt: tu m : ian: 
 
 tu di.ikli^z; tu Jo; ''^ '■' • " •' .. ..; .v t%t 
 
 /u/,- tu ckupand: tu . : divjd. 
 
 Open, Wp^^" •■• '• tu '• ■ lu begin; — tu 
 
 bqrk, a t^nn ov butitiij. 
 Open, O'pn, a. nut Jut; unkluzd; ."prcd: ekspood- 
 ed; unse'ld; nut kuvcrd; klcr; nut «topt: not fenst 
 or obstrdktcd: wormer dan yiutual; nut frcsigli: 
 sevcrli; publik; befur a kurt and ils tqton; ad- 
 mitin ol ])^ntonz wid'<^t rr' — "-^ ■• ' urn- 
 crs; klf r uv j.i; plan; aji^tr. npcI 
 
 or kun^ield; not wi^rig di-. un- 
 
 rrz^'r»-d; kandid; qrtKv«; ii' t kl^ <r 
 
 ov Irunkno^ and i^iu-soriti: nut !• . tu 
 
 vq; n-di tu her or rtse'v hwot ii . ...... ; -i be 
 
 cmpl(yd for redn^; not rr»tntnd or drnjd; not 
 prrklq-lip <»ni p^rvm: ck.<|>il>zd; nut prutokl«d; 
 w . ' •iv; cuiplcKl in in.<|)ok/on; nn- 
 
 . nut balan-'t or kluzd; nol 
 k. iiU-d. 
 
 OpL.NLU, U')'(i-er, H. wun bo opnz. 
 Open-eyed, O'pn-Jd, a. vijilant; wo«;ful. 
 OpEN-UANDED, tyuo-biod-cd, a. mqnifiarnt. 
 Openiiearteu, (J'pn-b^rt-ed, «. jcncriu: kaodid. 
 frapk: r^rrV*. [nv, jcoefwili. 
 
 On i DC*. ". (rmok- 
 
 Opt ' I brt^: dUkttv-
 
 OPH 
 
 290 
 
 OPP 
 
 Opknlt, O'pn-li, ajd.. in an opn maner; publikli; 
 not sekretli; in s}t; planli; wid-Rt disgiz. 
 
 Open-mouthed, tO'pn-misdd, a. havig de mut 
 opn: grgdi; ravenus; klamorus; vosiferus. 
 
 Openkess, (d'pn-nes, n. de stat ov beii) opn; plan- 
 nes; klernes; irt from disgjz. 
 
 Opera, Op'er-a, n. [It.'] a mi^zikal drama, akum- 
 panid bj senik reprezentajon; frekwentli bj ma- 
 jEneri, and sumtimz bj dansig. 
 
 OpEKA-GLASS, Op'er-a-glas, n. a. smel teleskop 
 yH,zd in tsaterz. 
 
 Operametee, Op-8-ram-e-ter, n. an aparatusyi^zd 
 in dresig klut; patented bj S. Weker, ov Ledz, 
 
 Operant, Op'er-aut/' a. aktiv; operativ. [1829. 
 
 Operate, Op'er-at, c. i. tia wurk; tu akt; tu hav 
 ajensi; tia prodi^s efekts, — tia perform a surjikal 
 operajon. [efekt. 
 
 Operate, Op'er-at, v. t. tu wurk; tu prodi|s; tu 
 
 Operatic, Op-er-at-ik, ) a. rElatii) tu de 
 
 Opkratical, Op-er-at-i-kal, i opera. 
 
 Operation, Op-er-a-Jon, n. At egzerjon ov p'ser, 
 fizikal, mekanikal, er moral; akjon; efekt; pros- 
 es; manipyn,laJon; a seriez ov akts in eksperi- 
 mcnts; mojon ov an qrmi; a surjikal perfermans 
 wid instrioments; movments ov majeneri er ov 
 eni fizikal bcdi. 
 
 Operative, Op'er-a-tiv, a. havii) de piser ovakt- 
 ig; havig forsibl ajensi; aktiv; vigorus; efikajus; 
 praktikal; wurkig. 
 
 Operative, Op'er-a-tiv, n. a laborig man; wun 
 empltjil in manyi|faktyn,rz: an qrtizan. [maner. 
 
 Opeeatively, Op'er-a-tiv-li, ad. in an operativ 
 
 Operator, Op'er-a-tor, )i. wun hoo operats; wun 
 hcD peiferuiz a surjikal operajon. [a lid. 
 
 Opercular, tO-per-kix-lar, a. \£ot.) kuverd wid 
 
 Operculate, (D-pei-ki^-lat, ) a. havig a 
 
 Operculated, tO-per-kn-lat-ed, I kuver. 
 
 Operculiform, Op-er-ki\,-li-ferm, a. fermd az a 
 kuver. 
 
 Operculum, 0-p^r-kn,-lum, n. [Z.] jul. O-per- 
 ki]^-la, {Hot.} a kuver; lid ov de teka ov a mos. 
 
 Opeeose, Op'er-os, a. [L.] laborius; ful ov labor. 
 
 Opeeosely, Op'er-os-li, ad. in a laborius maner. 
 
 Opeeoseness, Op'er-QS-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 operas. 
 
 Ophicalcic, Of-i-kal-sik, n. {Min.} a rok kom- 
 pozd ov mqrbl and serpentin. 
 
 Ophicleide, Of'i-kljd, n. [Gr. {ophis} a serpent, 
 and {kleia} akt:] a ni],li invented mi^zikal wind 
 instrujment, dezind tu si^persed de serpent in de 
 erkestra and militaii bandz. It iz a log, konikal 
 tii,b, mad ov bras er koper. 
 
 Ophidian, CO-fid-i-an, n. a serpent. 
 
 Ophidian, CJ-fid-i-an, ) a. relatig tu serpents er 
 
 Ophidious, Q-fid-i-us, > snaks. [pent. 
 
 Ophidion, CO-fid-i-on, n. a se-fij rezemblig a ser- 
 
 Ophiologic, Of-i-Q-16j-ik, j a. relatig tu 
 
 Ophiological, Of-i-o-16j-i-kal, \ ofioloji. 
 
 Ophiology, Of-i-61-Q-ji, n. dat pqrt ov natyq,ral 
 histori hwicj trets ov reptilz er serpents. 
 
 QpHiOMOEPHOus, Of-i-o-mer-fus, a. havig de 
 form ov a serpent. 
 
 Ophiops, Of'i-ops, ji. {Zool.y a jenus ov lizardz. 
 
 Ophisaueus, Of-i-se-rus, 7i. a jenus ov reptilz. 
 
 Ophite, Ol'jt, n. de st rpent-ston; serpentin. 
 
 Ophites, W-fj-tez, n. [/.] de serpent-ston; ofjt. 
 
 Ophthalmic, Op-tal-mik, 0r Of-tal-mik, a. re- 
 latig tu o]italmi, er tu de j. 
 
 Ophthalmography, Op-tal-mog-ra-fi, n. a de- 
 skripjnn ov de ;. 
 
 Ophthalmologist, Op lal-mol-o-jist, n. wun 
 verst in optaluioluiji. [de j. 
 
 Ophthalmology, Op-tal-mol-o-ji, n. a tretiz on 
 
 Ophthalmoscopy, Op-tal-mos-ko-pi, n. a branq 
 ov fiziognomi limited tu de obzervajon ov de 
 iz. 
 
 Ophthalmotomy, Op-tai-mot-o-mi, n. de disek- 
 Jon ov de j. 
 
 Ophthalmy, Op'tal-mi, er Of'tal-mi, n. a dizez 
 ov de jz; an inflamajon. [kotik. 
 
 Opiate, O'pi-at, a. kezig slep; scDporiferus; nqr- 
 
 Opiate, (O'pi-at, n. a medisin dat kezez slep. 
 
 Opine, (D-pjn,* v. i. tu tigk; tu be ov opinyon. 
 
 Opiniative, (D-pin-j'a-tiv, a. stif in opinyonj 
 pozitiv; dogmatikal; obstinat. 
 
 Opinion, O-pin-yon, n. dat hwiq, hwen d%r iz no 
 serten nolej, iz tet; supozijon; jujment; nojon; 
 perswagon ov de mjnd: repyi^tajon. 
 
 Opinionate, Q-pin-yon-at,* ) a. obstinat in 
 
 Opinionated, (O-pin-yon-at-ed, \ opinyon. 
 
 Opinionative, 6J-pin-yon-a-tiv, a. fond ov pre- 
 konsevd nojonz: stuborn; dogmatikal; konseted. 
 
 OpiNiONED, CJ-pin-yond, a. ataqt tu opinyon. 
 
 OpiNiONiST, (D-pin-yon-ist, n. wun fond ov hiz 
 on nojonz. 
 
 Opisthodome, (D-pis-to-dom, n. an apqrtment er 
 a j.las in de bak pqrt ov a (irejan h-ss. 
 
 Opisthogeaphy, CO-pis-tog-ra-fi, n. de akt ov 
 rjtig on bot sjdz ov de paper, de bak az wel az 
 At Irunt. 
 
 Opium, (D'pi-um, n. de inspisated er konkret ji^s 
 ov a spejez ov popi, obtand bj wa)ndig de unrjp 
 sed-kajisiilz ov de plant Fapaver Somnifcrum, 
 kolektig de niilki ji|s, and nedig it intu kaks. 
 
 Ople-teee, (D'pl-tre, n. Az wiq-hazel. 
 
 Opo-balsam, Op'o-bol-sam, n. a ji|s; belsam or 
 bqra ov Giliad; bolsam ov Percfi. 
 
 Opodeldoc, Op-o-del-dok, n. a term invented bj 
 Farasclsus tu signif j a plaster fer el eksternal 
 injuriz; — {Surg.'} a liniment mad bj dizolvig 
 sop in alkohol, wid de adijon ov kamfor and 
 volatil fflz. 
 
 Opopanax, 0-p6p-a-naks, n. gum rezin, ov strog 
 disagreabl smel, and akrid tast, rezemblig gum 
 amoniak, fermerli yqzd in medisin. 
 
 Opossum, 0-p6s-um, n. a marsi\,pial kwodrctped, 
 karakterjzd bj its prebensil tal, and de abdomi- 
 nal pTsq ov de femal. 
 
 Oppidan, Op'i-dan,* n. a t-snzman; an inhabitant 
 ov a t^sn. At Stn, Iggland, a sti^dent not on 
 de f-sndajon, az distiggwijt from a Kigz skclar. 
 
 Oppigneeate, Op-ig-ne-rat,* v. t. tu plej; tu pen. 
 
 Opponency, Op-Q-nen-si, n. At akt ov opozig; — 
 an eksersjz for an akademikal degre. 
 
 Opponent, Op-o-nent, n. wun dat opozez in 
 kontroversi or dispi^tajon: an antagonist er 
 adversari; wun hot) beginz tu dispi'it bj razig 
 objekjonz tu a tenet; korelativ tu de drfend- 
 ant er respondant. [vers. 
 
 Opponent, Op-6-nent, a. dat opozez: 6pozit; ad- 
 
 Oppoetune, Op-or-tvin, a. seznabi; konvenyent; 
 fit; wel-tjmd. [venyentli. 
 
 Oppoetunely, Op-or-ti\n-li, ad, seznabli; kon- 
 
 Oppoetunity, Op-or-ti\,-ni-ti, n. a fit plas, tjm, 
 er okajon. [rezist. 
 
 Oppose, Op-6z, v. t. tu akt agenst; tu hinder; tu 
 
 Oppose, 0p-6z, v. i. tu akt adversli; tu objekt. 
 
 Opposed, 0p-6zd, p. a. rezistcd; beig agenst; 
 opQzit. [ouist. 
 
 OpposER, 0p-6z-er, n. wun hu) opozez: an antag- 
 
 Opposite, Op'o-zit, a. plast in frunt; fasig cq 
 udor; opozig; advers; kontrari. 
 
 Oppositely, Op'o-zit-li, ad. in an opozit maner. 
 
 Oppositeness, Op'o-zit-nes, «. de stat ov beig 
 opozit. 
 
 Opposition, Op-o-ziJ-on, n. sityt^ajon so az tia 
 frunt sumtig opozd; standig over agenst; hostil 
 rezistansr kontrarjeti ov afekjon; obstakl; kon- 
 trarjeti ov interests, mc^nrz, or dezjnz; kontra- 
 rjeti or diversiti ov menig; kontradikjon; inkon- 
 sistensi. In I'tilitiks, de pqrti dat opozez de 
 administrajon er de pqrti in p'ser.
 
 ORA 
 
 m 
 
 ORB 
 
 OrPfmiTiOMirr, Op-o-ii/-on-iiit,t n. wun or de 
 
 ii|K.i7i'' n- wtin Ivtt uiNjivi de »diiiiniiitni/on. 
 Opi', <i .'ti-i-tiv, a. kii|iubl iiv ii|iuiiJon. 
 
 OiMi . r- i- l<^ kru/ bj bqrd/ip er M- 
 
 V ill- 
 
 OrmfcaaiuN, U|>-ni/-on, n. de akt uv i>pr<Uip; dr 
 
 iitat i>v bciy upr^t; bqrd/ip; kr<l>olti; miicn; k»- 
 
 biiuiti: iJuliie.'* uv Rpiritjt. 
 OrrutmiVB, Op-r«'-i-iv, a. kniig or infliktin opre/- 
 
 im: kniM'l: inbiiiniui: cevfr; hcvi. [mani-r. 
 
 Opprkmivklt, Op-r«^s-iv-li, »d. in »n oprt^Kiv 
 UrrRKMUH, Op-i^H-or, «. wun h>z> opr4sci or har- 
 
 iti.'«: Bii nk-^Uir/oiiiT. 
 OrPBOBKiuus, <)pr6-bri-U!<, a. rri>ru<jful: di.i- 
 
 ^nist ul; kntiu iiifnini: nkurilus; abiisiv; iu«uloiit: 
 
 bl<i-t"il wid infuini. 
 Oppuobriouslv, Op-ru-bri-us-li, ad. skiirilu!>li; 
 
 ul.il«i?li. [fulno.-. 
 
 OprBobRiousstM, Op-ru-bri-un-nes, n. rrprui;- 
 Uppkohkii'M, Upr6-bri-uni, f». [L.] repruxj; di.t- 
 
 )(ru<: iiiliiuii. 
 Opplon, Opun, r. /. tu opoi; tu atak: tu rtiUt. 
 Oppl'omaxcv, Op-dg-nan-ni,* ii. opuzijon. 
 Oppt'UNATion, Op-ug-ua-/on,* «. oi>Q(iJuD;reiUt- 
 
 oii:<. [ex. 
 
 Oppuqner, <>p-i^n-or, n. an a«il<T: wun hii> )>[oz- 
 OpsiMATiiv, Up-t>ini-ii-ti. N. edyiikajon brgtiii lal. 
 OPHiuuKTiiR, Op-ai-om-e-lcr, n. an in!<(niiin<-nt 
 
 {••r uit^iirig de cknt^nt or limit uv distiykt 
 
 vi;viii in ■litiTfnt p^-r^ini; i.pti.mrtor. 
 OrTATiVK. Op'ttt-tiv, M. fk-xi'iVniv ov driin brioQ- 
 
 i{) tu dut uiiid uv de Cireic v^rb hwiq ekj<pr«bci 
 
 dntr. 
 Optic, Op'tik, ■. Rn instratmrnt er organ nr njt. 
 OpTrc, Op'tik, ( «. rtlatig tu vi55on or »Jt, 
 
 Optical, Op'ti-kul, \ or tu de 8jcn« ov uptikj; 
 
 vi^ilitl. 
 Optician, Op-tijun. m. wun akild in optikj; a 
 
 innkiT ov iiptik gla.«>i iind «poktuklx. 
 Optics, Op'tiks n. pi. At «jcn!« dv Ijt and vijon. 
 Optimacv, Op'ti -ma-si, n. nobiliti; dr b<>di ov 
 
 n^^blr.. [in a xtat. 
 
 OpTiMATta, Op-ti-md-tex, n. pi. [/..] dr (;rf uii-n 
 OpTiMK. Up'ti-mr, n. [L.] wun n<D huldi. nukst 
 
 aftiT dr nuijjU'n, dr hjost nipk, at a skolur, in 
 
 de yuniviTMii ov Kainbrij, li)>;l:ind. 
 OPTIMIftll. Up'ti-mii-in, ». de doktrin dat rveri 
 
 tip in niitviir it Hnlcrd for At best. '■At opti- 
 
 miiin ov LjliniLi iz dus okiipr^-it: — "If di:< world 
 
 W not de best p<i>ibl, (iod must ed>'r, 1st, n'>t 
 
 hav nun h't tu inak u boter: 2d, not bav )>in 
 
 ■hi; ;jj, not bav (juxn. <lr f«>r!<t |x,jiiJon kontra- 
 
 dikti* hit onuiiji-n-i; de fti'koiid his oiuniiiuti<ns: 
 
 and dr t^-rd, hit ben^vdlvn.')." j^mitm. 
 
 OpTiMiHT, Op'ti-mi.it, II. wun hm brli'vt in opti- 
 OPTioN. Op'fon, N. de pitiT ov otizig: <;it.«. [tiv. 
 Oktional, Op'/on-al, a. (iri><incliQ uj-Sn qff!<: ei^k- 
 OlTOMKTER, Op-toinr-ttT, M. {Ofit.) an inftnti- 
 
 ni'-nt for inojq^rig de limits or diKtigkt rijun. 
 
 OPILKM'E. Op'vu-ii'n.'*, / i» Ti 
 
 OPILENCT. Op'>.l-l'-«-»N i "• '"'*• '"•^""- 
 
 OPl'LKXT. Op'yn-lent, a. riq: welti: .Sfli^pnt. 
 
 OptLt-NTLT, Upyn-lent-li, mti. riqli; wid splen- 
 dor. 
 
 On NTiA, O-pdn-ti-a, a. (/i<4.) a jenn.i ov kakt«- 
 |u!i plant*: a 8|«Ju uv Indian fig. 
 
 Opl'SCLK, (J-pd»-l, a. a litl wurk: an opA.*kiil. 
 
 OpisciLK, U-pds-kiil, n. [/..] pi. (J |4s-kti-ki: 
 a litl wurk. 
 
 Or, Or, t'mj. a di^jd||ktiv pqrtikl, mqrkig di*tri- 
 bt^»>n;--it konv«j>i>!idt tu rdrr. 
 
 Or, Or, H. [Fr.] {If'-r.) gul-l; n t<nn or heraldri. 
 
 Ora, (J'ni, M. a muni or nk^nt nmtio dr Aggld- 
 Saksiinx: in I>il>nitdn-buk, ralyi^d at 30 year. 
 
 Obach, Or'ak, a. a jrnos uv plaata, wud spcjct 
 ov hwii; it ^pin^j. 
 
 Oracle, Or'a-kl, n. dat bw!<; it uUrd b( 
 
 nstvunl witd-'tn- dr y\n- hw.-tr, or At f noa OV 
 
 - I; enl 
 
 ■And; 
 
 » . . Ill nf 
 
 llol lU bt UlrpUlud. 
 
 Oracular, (J-rak-jrii-lar, «. tiurig or»kls; oMri- 
 
 tntiv: |>>zitiv; w{i; obsk^r: ambiinri^aj. 
 Oracllarlt, (J-rak-yii-lar-li, *d. in At wmam 
 
 uv an omkl. 
 Oraci'LOI's, (J-rik-yii-lu«, a. urikynlar. 
 OUAHMJ.v, Or'i-fin.* «. [t'rA a pr^r. .""t {Oritim,') 
 Oral, O'ral, *. delivvrd bi mvt; itpukn, not hia. 
 Orally, LyrtX-'i, ad. h[ mvt; widrit r)iio; in dc 
 
 uint. 
 Orasoe, Or'anj, a. a kjnd ov tre and '• ' • ■*. 
 
 kulor ov iin oruiij. ^i^r 
 
 OBA.NtiE, Or'anj, a. rrlutig tu an oraijj 
 Oranueade, Or-anj-ad, a. a drigk mad uv ur^uij 
 
 JH^: /i;rbft. 
 Oba.vueat, Or'an-;at, n. kandid oranj; a t^rap 
 
 iiiiid ov qnioiidz iiiiii (jrniij fHt-r wol^r. 
 Oranuecoloreu, Or'anj -kul-ord, a. ov de kulor 
 
 ov an oi-anj. [anj*!. 
 
 OttA.Not-oiRL, Or'anj -gi-rl, h. a gorl dat sell or- 
 Oba.vue-list, Or'anj-li.st, n. u «|>r/ei or wid bai. 
 Oba.nue-iian, Or'uuj-muii, n. wun ov a K>^jeti 
 
 iti-<titi|ted in 'h'land in XTib, tu upbuld de 
 
 I'roifstiint rrlijon and nM^ndcnsi, and tu op6t 
 
 dc Kafulik rtlijon and iufli^t'ii.i. 
 OiiANUE-Mi'sK, Or'unj-muiik, n. a spcjei ov p^r. 
 Oranue-peel, Or'aiij-prl, «. At i>cl ov an oranj. 
 Oranukrv, Or'anj-cr-i, a. a plantajun ov oranj 
 
 tret, or u giilcri tu prct<-rv oranj tret in winter. 
 Oranue-tawxv, Or'anj-t«-ni, n. a kulor betw^n 
 
 yi-lu ami brtn. 
 Oea.nue-tawny, Or'anj-to-ni, «. partakig OT 
 
 yolij and brsn in kulor. 
 ORANUE-wirE, Or'anj-wif, a. a wumaa bA mU 
 
 oranjft. 
 Oravg oiTANO, O-rig-A-tig, w O-rRQ-i-lAg, j 
 Oranoltan, (J-r^g-yii-taa, t 
 
 N. a hirj ."iirjez ov op, muq rri^mblig in form 
 
 dc biiiuan spf Jri. 
 Oratio.v, O-ru-Jon, «. a publik i<|'r^: a spr^ or 
 
 i(rt ami sum di.'pla, drlivenl on a 'pv/al okajon; 
 
 an adre.': <i hiirag: <i doklanuijon. 
 Orator, Or'a-tor, n. an ^lukwent sprk«r: a pab- 
 
 lik .-iprker: wun a|i(rn(cd tu sprk for uden: — 
 
 iLiir} a iiftijoni-r. ^kwrnt, 
 
 Oratobial. I)r-a-t4^-ri-al,* a. oratorikal: etu- 
 Oratuuiallt, Or-a-tu-ri-al-i,* W. in u rrlonkal 
 
 luimpr. [rttonkal. 
 
 Oratorical, Or-*-tiir-i-kal, a. rtlatig tu 6ratari; 
 Oratlibicallt, Or-R-tdr-i-kal-t, ad. in an ura- 
 
 torikiil manor. 
 Oratorio. Or-a-t«S-ri-o. a. [b.] {Mh*.) o nkrvd 
 
 miizikal komp^ti/on, konsistig ov ^r«, resitat/vt, 
 
 diiiM.i, trjut, kuru*fz. As., dr "ubjikt or hwiq it 
 
 jomrnli takn from At ."^kriptynnL 
 Oratobize. Or'a-tor-ji, r. •'. tu akt de orator. 
 Oratory. <>r'n-»<j-ri. u. At qrt ov sprkig wel; 
 i: iMukwcns: rrturikaJ ekspr^/ua; 
 1 a|(i.t f-ir pr^r. 
 
 — <1 r 
 
 Oratri - 
 Oratuix 
 
 (rmal orator, 
 sfrr. 4f rrT4»li|/oa ov 
 
 Or'a-uiks » 
 
 Orb, Hrb, H. a rsnd bodi 
 
 a s<>rkiil'ir bodi: a s<;rkl, 
 
 Orbate. Or'hoU *. brrrvd: fudprirs: qi! 1 ■ -. 
 
 Orbed. Orb't-d, mt Urbd, a. r*xtA: »\-rkijlir. 
 
 Orbic. ..r-bik ( *. rferikal: .^rkHWir. 
 
 OuBici LAB. Mr-bik-TH-lar, \ ^ 
 
 Orbicilaklt, Or-blli yt^-lar-li, ad. «f4rik»«; Hr- 
 
 kiiliirli. 
 Orbu'l-lar:«em. Or-blk-yTi-kir-n«^ •. 4« •tol •» 
 
 brig orbikyi^lar.
 
 ORD 
 
 292 
 
 ORG 
 
 Oebiculated, €h^ik-yvi,-lat-ed, a. molded into 
 an erb. 
 
 OebiculatiON, 9r-bik-yq,-la-Jon, n. de stat ov 
 beii) an erb. 
 
 Oebit, Gr'bit, n. ds pqt er l|n hwiq a hevnli bodi 
 dsskrjbz in its revolt{jon; — a kaviti in hwiq de 
 jbel iz imbeded; — de skin bwiq sur'sndz dg \ ov 
 a herd. 
 
 Oebital, 9r'bi-tal, a. relatig tu an erbit. 
 
 Oebitae, 6r'bi-tar, a. rslatii] tu erbit; orbital. 
 
 Oebitolite, 0r-bit-o-ljt, n. a spgjez ov milepor. 
 
 Oebitual, 0r-bit-yi:|,-al, a. erbital. 
 
 Oebitude, 0r'bi-tq,d, | n. deprivajon er wont ov 
 
 Oebity. 0r'bi-ti, \ pq,rents or qildren. 
 
 Oeby, Or'bi,* a. rezemblii) an erb; erbikyqlar. 
 
 Org, 0rk, n. a se-fij; a spejez ov hwal. 
 
 Oechal, Or'kal, ; , . , . 
 
 Oechel, 0r'kei; S "• "" ^'^^ °^ ^*'^°- 
 
 Oechaed, 0r'gard, n. a gqrden er enklogi],r ov 
 friDt-trez. 
 
 Oechaed-geass, 0r'qard-gras, n. a kjnd ov gras; 
 koks-fut. 
 
 •Oechaeding, 0r'qard-ig, n. kultivajon ov erqardz. 
 
 Oechaedist, 9r'qard-ist, n. wun hcb kultivats 
 erqardz. 
 
 OacHEL. Gr'kel, n. {Min.y a mineral rezemblig 
 alum. 
 
 Oechella, 0r-kel-a, ) n. a plant; a spsjez ov lic- 
 
 Oechtl, 0r'kil, i en, and a dj hwiq cie 
 
 plant yeldz. [dansii). 
 
 Oechesographt, Gr-ks-sog-ra-fi, n. a tretiz on 
 
 Oechestea, 0r'kes-tra, | n. dat pqrt in a ieater, 
 
 Orchestee, 0r'kes-ter, f sityi^ated imsdiatli 
 bstwEn dg staj and de ediens, in hwiq de mq,- 
 zijanz perform. It iz so keld from beip, in ds 
 Grsk teaterz, de plas hw^r de korus danst and 
 de mq,zi|anz plad. 
 
 Oechesteal, ©r'kes-tral, a. relatLp tia, er befitig 
 an erkestra. 
 
 Oechesteic, 0r'ke3-trik, a. relatii) tu de erkes- 
 tra er dansip. 
 
 Orchidaceous, 0r-ki-da-jus, a. relatig tu an 
 order ov herbajus, endojenus plants, hwiq in- 
 kh'idz de erkis. 
 
 Oechideous, 0r-kid-E-us, a. relatii) tu de erkis. 
 
 Oechis, 0r'kis, n. a jenus ov plants; fcDlstonz, ov 
 several varjetiz. 
 
 <Jrci\e, 0r'sEn, n. { Chem.) a. kristaljzabl kulorip 
 prinsipli^obtand from a spejez ov liqen. 
 
 Ordain, 0r-dan, v. t. tu apernt; tu dekre; tu 
 erder; tu establij; tu, setl; tu institq,t; tu pre- 
 skrjb; tu invest wid ministerial f uijkjon er sa- 
 serdotal piser. 
 
 Ordainable, 0r-dan-a-bl, a. dat ma be erdand. 
 
 Ordainee, 0r-dan-er, j». wuu hco ordanz. 
 
 Oedeal, Or'de-al, n. an anjent ferm ov trjal tu 
 determin gilt er inosens, praktist bj de rcod na- 
 Jonz ov Tqrop, and stil praktist in at gst IndEz. 
 In Iggland, de erdeal woz ov t<t) k|ndz — de ferst 
 erdsal, hlfir, woz performd gder bj takii) up in 
 de hand a pes ov red hot jurn ov wun, tO), er tre 
 p'ssndz wat, or els bj wekig Ij^rfut and blind- 
 fold over njn red-hot pl'sjq.rz, lad leptwjz, at'un- 
 ekwal distansez; and if de jjqrti eskapt unhurt, 
 he woz adjdjd inoscnt; if udcrwjz, he woz kon- 
 demd az gilti. Wnter liiJfal woz perfermd 
 eder bj plunjiij de b^r qrm up tu de elbo in 
 bfflii) weter, or bj kastig de suspekted person 
 intu a river er pond; if in de former kas hiz 
 qrm woz not burnt, or in de later, if he floted 
 wid'st eni akjon ov swimiij, he woz konsiderd 
 gilti; if uderwjz, he woz inoscnt. ' Ordsal bf 
 kornbat, hwiq woz, hwen de person akqzd ov 
 murder, woz obljjd tu f jt de nekst relajon, &s., 
 . ov de person murderd. Sever tc jal; akyqrat 
 skroitini. 
 
 Order, Gr'der, n. metod; an intelektyq,al p-jer 
 hwiq dezjrz regyqlar aranjment ov fizikal ob- 
 jekts; regyqlar dispozijon: establijt proses; prop- 
 er Stat; menz tu an end; regyqlariti; setld mod; 
 riDl; regyq,laJon; — mandat; presept; komdnd; 
 regyqlar guvernment; degre: klas; a ragk; a 
 dignifjd or privilejd klas; — a relijus fraterniti; — 
 de relijus orderzqrtre, — monastik, militari, and 
 mendikant; — pi. Hjerqrkal stat; admijon tu de 
 presthud; holi erderz. In ' Rrkitelctyiir, a sis- 
 tem er asemblaj ov pqrts suhjekt tu serten j\\.- 
 niferm establijt proporjonz, regyqlated bj de of is 
 eq pqrt haz tu perform, clqr qr f jv orderz ov 
 kolumz, wid dq,r entablatT^rz, tre ov hwiq qr 
 Grek, namli, de Dorik, ionik, and Korintian, 
 and tO) Italyan, namli, de Tuskan, and Kom- 
 pozit. 
 
 Order, Or'der, ti. t. tu regyqlat; tu manaj; tu 
 kondukt; tu metodjz; tu direkt. 
 
 Ordee, Or'der, v. i. tu giv komdnd er dirokjon. 
 
 Oedeeee, 0r'der-er, n. wun htt> erderz er regyq,- 
 lats. 
 
 Oederixg, 0r'der-ig, n. dispozijon; distribiiJon. 
 
 Oedeelixess, 0r'der-li-nes, ji. reg3rq,lariti: metod. 
 
 Oedeely, Or'der-li, a. sistematik; mEtodikal; 
 kwjet; kontanig militari regyqlajonz er erderz; 
 perfyrmii) subordinat militari dqtiz. 
 
 Oedeely, Or'der-li, n. a lo militari ofiser. 
 
 Oedeely, Or'der-li, ad. metodikali; akerdig tu 
 order. 
 
 Ordinal, Or'di-nal, a. notig erder; az, sekond, 
 teirl, &s. 
 
 Ordinal, Or'di-nal, n. a rityqal; a number notig 
 erder, az, de tent iz de erdiual number ov ten. 
 
 Oedinasce, Or'di-nans, n. a le; an establijt rdttl; 
 a dekrE; an apffntment; a rjt. 
 
 Oedinant, Or'di-nant, n. wun ab'st tu ressv er- 
 derz. 
 
 Oedixant, Or'di-nant,* a. erdanig; dskreig. 
 
 Oedinaeily, Or'di-na-ri-li, ad. komonli; yq^qali. 
 
 Ordinary, Or'di-na-ri, a. establijt; regyt|,lar; 
 komon; yi'^ji^^al; men; ov lo ragk; vulgar; in- 
 diferent; ugli; not handsum. 
 
 Ordinary, Or'di-na-ri, n. an establijt juj ov ek- 
 lEziastikal kezez; setld establijment; aktyq,al 
 and konstant ofis; a juj in de kort ov sejonz ov 
 Skotland;— a klerjiman hoo ofijiats in a prizn, 
 az Nqgat, Lundon. {Her.y a porjon ov an es- 
 kuqon kontand betwen strat and uder Ijnz. — 
 {jSaiit.y de establijment ov de Jipig not in akt- 
 yi|,al servis. 
 
 Oedinaey, 0r'di-na-ri, er 0rd'na-ri, «. a plas 
 for Etig; a regyq,lar mel at a fikst prjs. 
 
 Ordinate, Or'di-nat, a. regyv^lar; metodikal. 
 
 Ordinate, Or'di-nat, n. a perpendikyqlar Ijn 
 dren from a fiffnt in a kurv tu de absis. [er. 
 
 Oedinately, 0r'di-nat-li, ad. in a regyi],lar man- 
 
 Obdination, 0r-di-na-Jon, n. de akt ov erdanig; 
 aparntment; establijt erder; de akt ov investig a 
 man wid ofis. 
 
 Oednance, Ord'nans, »j. kanon; apljd tu el serts 
 ov grat gunz yn,zd in wer, az kanonz, mertarz, 
 h>?itzerz, karonadz. 
 
 Oedonnance, 0r'don-ans, n. dispozijon ov figyqrz 
 in a piktyqr; de proper dispozijon ov figyqrz er 
 ov eni wurk ov qrt. 
 
 Oeduee, Or'dqr, n. dug; ekskrement. 
 
 Oee, Or, n. de kompund ov a metal and sum 
 substans, az oksijen, sulfur, er kqrbon, termd its 
 mineraljzer. Metalz f'snd fre from suq kombi- 
 najon qr termd nativ metalz; metal. 
 
 Oeead, C>'re-ad, n. a nimf ov de m'sntenz. 
 
 Oegan, ©r'gan, n. an instrcoment; a natynral in- 
 strcbment; — a Iqrj mn,zikal wind-instrcoment. 
 
 Organ-buildee, ©r'gan- bild-er, m. wunhc&maks 
 erganz.
 
 ORI 
 
 298 
 
 ORP 
 
 Oroaxic, Or-rin-ik, ) a. konsistin or rariiu 
 
 Okoanical, «Vr-g^n-i-luil, i jxirti ku6|>enitio 
 wid tq uder; rrlatig tu an orguii or tu i>rg»nt: 
 kon.^i.ttig ov urganz nr kontanio dem; inittnti- 
 OM^nUl; nktig ax iustriDiiienta ov natyiir or qrt 
 tu u (frton end. Oryinik h^dii, itutj ai hav 
 erganz, un de ak/on uv bwiq drii^nd As^t fprot 
 and pcrfek/on. fJnjinik dUtt, a A'xtii in hwiq 
 de Btruktyi^r or sum orpin ov dr bodi iz in a 
 mnrbid *UiU "S At lu(jz in ndlinunnri koD«um- 
 
 ion. Ort/Aiiik loz, in I'ulitikul Kkonumi, loi 
 lon^fmii) de fundumtSntuI kun.'ttilqjon ov dr 
 •tat. ttrainilc rrnuinz, de remani ov animalz 
 or plantji f'snd in a fo-<il stau [K'tnz. 
 
 Okoamcally, Hr-ffan-i-kal-i, xtl. bj inenz ov or- 
 
 Oboanicaln>:8S, 6r-gin-i-kal-net<, n. de atat or 
 brio orKiknikal. 
 
 Oroamhm, Hr'f^n-iz-ni, n. an nrpinikalstruktyTir. 
 
 Oroaniht, Or'gan-ut, n. wan hiD plaz on de organ. 
 
 Oroamzable, Ur-gan-ii-a-bl, s. dat ma be or- 
 ganiz<l. 
 
 Oboaxizatiox, Or-pin-i-za-/on, n. de akt ov <ir- 
 j^iniii5); forinnjon; a ili^ koui>truk/on ov pqrt''. 
 
 Oroaxizi:, ♦♦r'f^iin-iz, r. t. tu form wid i<iitnbl 
 organz' tu form orgnnikali; tu prrp^r and put 
 in opcmjon: tu distriby^t intu jKirt.i and a|>»Vnt 
 de proper ofiscrz, az a militari lAxii: tu esutblij 
 and api^nt de i>n>pcr ofisor or, az a li^JiKlativ 
 bodi, a «u.<irti, k*. [gan iitandz. 
 
 Oroanlokt, Or'j^n-liift, n. de loft hwijr de or- 
 
 OROA>«(>UBAPiir, Hr-jpin-6)j-ni-fi, n. (//'■/.) a dt- 
 (ikripjon or de orgnnz or struktynr ov plant*. 
 
 OROANPirE, Or'gan-pip, n. de pip or a mqxikal 
 organ. [una^rtcn orijin. 
 
 Oroan-rkst, Or'gnn-rcJt, n. (Iftr.) a fi|;yiir ov 
 
 Oroax BTOP, Or'^an-stop, h. a kolek/on ov pjps, 
 piniil'ir in ton and kwoliti, hwiq run tnt> de bul, 
 or a RTOt pqrt, or de kunifiaa ov de in.itntuncnt. 
 
 Oroanzine, Or'pin-rin, n. a trc<i ynzil for de 
 worp or de best »ilk; a pirtikynlar kjnd or silk. 
 
 Oroasm, Or'gaz-in. fi.fluilcn v^hemen.'<. 
 
 Oroeat, Or'jtnt, n. [/V.] likor fonnd ov Jugar, 
 bqrli, ami qmondz. [revolz. 
 
 Orqies. ♦•r'jrz, n. />/. de rits or K.-iku!*: frantik 
 
 OROl'Eti, Orgi;, n.pl. [Fr.] {Fort.) liii). tik pfsci 
 or timber, formin a |>ortkiili.'< far de def^ns ov a 
 gat; ol.va a majcn kom]xl>zd or several mu.<>ket 
 Sarelz yunjted. 
 
 ORicHALrfi, Ur'i-kalk, n. m^ntcn bras. 
 
 Orikl, (J'ri-el, a. a wrt or re»^; — a ba windo. 
 
 Orikmct, (i)'ri-cn-si, n. brjtncs or strcpt or kulor. 
 
 Orien'T, Cyri-cnt, a. T\t\\), az de sun; e«tem: 
 brjt. rrjzoz. 
 
 Orient, Cyri-cnt, n. de e.''t; de pqrt hwi^r it sun 
 
 Oriental, Q-ri-^n-tnl, a. e.«tcrn; plan in de e«t. 
 
 Oriextau 0-ri-<(n-tal, n. an inhabitant ov de F.'t. 
 
 URtENTALiSM, Qri-^n-tal-iz-m, n. an estcm idi- 
 om or fmz. 
 
 Orientalist, O ri-^n-t&l-i.«t, n. an inhabitant ov 
 de F^t; wun v?r>t in oriental l^mip. 
 
 Orie^ttalize, (i)-ri-4n-tal-iz, r. t. tu render ciri- 
 <*nt«l. [Jon or aopckt. 
 
 Ori evt *Tto'«. Q-ri-«n-t4-Jon, n. an extern direk- 
 
 ORif- I ri-«n-tA-t<ir, n. an in«tni>ment 
 
 VI :i a ^un; lo az tu har an egzakt 
 
 '("■■ Ihul. 
 
 ORiFiifc, iir i-i,*, H. enl opnig: a p<^rfuni/on; a 
 
 Oriflamb, Or'i-nam, a. a guldn standard; de 
 anjent rtral itandard ov FMnx. 
 
 Orioax, Or'i-fran, n. wjM m<\rjtjram. 
 
 Oaiocxisic, (»r'i-jen-iz-m. fj.de doktrin or Orij«n. 
 
 Orioeniht, Or'i-jen-i!<t, n. a folijcr ov Orijen, 
 prezbiter ov .\|i<k:<an<lria, and a Ivraed Kritlyan 
 fqder ov de t«^rd M^nturi. 
 
 Orisix, Or'i-jin, n. a beginig; koi or egsUteot; 
 t\s; a f'snten; a ton; desont. 
 
 Orioixal, O riJ-1-nal, n. orijin; f^t kopi; an 
 
 4rktt(p. an wrijiual p»Tii«jn or tin. 
 Oriuixal, O rij-i-naJ, a. prutin; !fr»t: fi;n lo mi 
 
 (•iniz. 
 Oriuixalitt, O-rij-i-nil-i-ti, «. dc 
 Urioixallt, t) -rij-i-nal-i, ad. prtmar.,,. ,. ,„ ,i. 
 
 brgiiiio: at fvp-t: az dr f.TKt utor. j^tnal. 
 
 Oriuinart, (J-nj-i-nari, a. k<*zig egiut«n«; urij- 
 Oriuinate, (J-nj-i-nat, r. I. tu brig intu egzlat- 
 
 en». [tuien*. 
 
 Oriuixate, (J-riJ-i-nnt, r. t. tu begin m tak vg- 
 Oriuixatio.v, (J-rij-i-nA-/on, m. dc akt or tirgi- 
 
 niitig. 
 Oriuixator, O-r^-i-na-tor, n. wun hd> orijinatj. 
 Orillun, (J-ril-on, >«. a miind or ^rt fad wid u 
 
 Will tu kuver a kanon. 
 OaioLE, O'ri-ul, n. u jenun ov byrdi; a sort •■» truj. 
 OttioN, U-rj-on, «. wun ov de »udern kotiftflu/onz. 
 Orimmoloov, (J-ri.t-mol-o-ji, n. dat brum^ uv ukt- 
 
 yqral hitturi hwic nl&ta tu ita taknikal t^rmz; 
 
 gloiioloji; tfrmin6k)ji. 
 Orison, Or'i-zon, n.u pnicr; a >ui>likaJon. 
 Ore, t*rk, n. u veri Iqrj sr-fij. 
 Uelk, Hrl, n. (I/rr.) un ordinari in de form or a 
 
 filet r'<<nd de Jeld, or an eakd^on rffded j — 
 
 (ArcA.) a plint, or filet. 
 Orlo, Or'lu, «. [It.] {Arch.f de plint tu de ba» 
 
 ov II kolum or |)edoiital. [a platform. 
 
 Orlop, Or'lop, n. a U^mporari dek in a Jip or wor. 
 Ornament, Or'na-ment, n. an embelijment; dek- 
 
 unijon. 
 Orxauext, Or'na-ment, r. (. tu emboli/; tu adera. 
 Orxamextai^ Or-na-m^nt-al, a. givig embelij- 
 ment. 
 Ornam entallt, Or-na-m^nt-al-i, ad. in an erna- 
 
 inetiial manor. 
 Orxate, Or'nat, a. bed^kt; dekurated; f|n. 
 Ornately, Or'nnt-li, ad. finli; wid dekurajon. 
 Oenatene-ss, f>r'nat-nes, n. finori: emb^lijt stat. 
 ORxiHCorioti, Or-ni«-k6p-tk5, n. pi. divinajon bi 
 
 bfrdz. 
 0RXI8COPI8T, Or-nls-ko-pist, n. a dirjnerbj bfrdz. 
 Orxithuhnite, Or-ni-tik-njt, «. de fut-mqrk ov 
 
 u U/nl on .'ton. 
 Orxitiiii HXOLOOY, Or-nit-ik-nol-o-ji. n. a tretiz 
 
 on |K'lrif(d b<;nlz, or mqrkj or b^rdz in fUtn. 
 Orxitiiolite, Or-nit-o-ljt, n. a pctrifjd b^rd. 
 Ornitiiolouical, Or-ni-to-luj-i-kal, a. relalin 
 
 tu omit/iluji. [omit6Uijr. 
 
 Ormtholooist, Or-ni-Ml-o-jist, n. wun r^t in 
 Ornitiiologv, Or-ni-tol-u-ji, a. dat pqrt or na^ 
 
 yurnl liijilori hwi<j trttn ov l>^rdz. 
 Orxitiiomaxcy, t>r-nit-u-man-fi, a. diruajon b) 
 
 de fljt ov b«Tdz. 
 ORNiTiiORHr.NcuuB. Or-ni-to-riQ-kiu, «. a jcnoa 
 
 ov inniuiklz, f'xnd in Ottivlyo, biiti mrt rcMmblz 
 
 de bit ov a diik. 
 Orouraphic. Or-u-grif-ik, j a. relatig tu 
 
 Oeograpiiical, Or-u-grif-i-ka], ( orograTndt- 
 
 skriptiv ov lu'snteni. [tent. 
 
 Oroueapiiv, (J-n>g-ra-fi, a. a detkripjon or min- 
 Orolout, U-rul-o-ji, a. u tretiz on m^nteni. 
 Orutlni), tyru-tund, a. {likft.\ nutig a maner 
 
 »v ut'Tio dr ^IrmenLx ov »\>t(^, hwwj epibit« 
 
 detu wid fulnes kieme', and streot. 
 Orpiiax, Or'fnn, n. a (,{\>.\ h.n haz lo«t eder fqder 
 
 or milder, or bot:— a. bereft uv parent*. 
 Orpiianaoe, Or'fan-aj, n. At flat ov an orfan. 
 Orpiianki), Or'fand,* j. bert'ft ov i^^rcnU. 
 Orphamkm, Or'fan-ii -m, n. luim az {(.hykana^.) 
 Orphean. Or-frnn, .i. rrlntm tu At anjcot pbtel 
 
 and miiti/.nn 'Orfeuii; mqzikal and (oeiikal. 
 Orphic, t'r'iik, a. relntiu tu dc Or/Uoj; rclatip 
 
 tu 'Orfrui. 
 Orthica, OrTi-ka, a. }d. [L.] *prtcn wurta «r 
 
 mistik poemi, foUli askiibd tu 'Orfco*.
 
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 Obpiuent, Gr'pi-ment, n. a yelo sulfuret ov qr- 
 
 senik, hwig fermz &z basis ov a yelo pant; a 
 
 pigment. 
 Oepin, Or'pin, n. a sukytilent, herbajus plant; 
 
 roz rcDt; a yelo kulor, ov varius degrez ov inten- 
 
 siti, aproqig elso tu red. 
 Oekery, (Ji'e-ri, n. a majen fer egzibitig dg rev- 
 
 (jlilJonz ov At ert and uder planets; namd after 
 
 de Erl ov 'Oreri, hcD patronjzd de inventor. 
 Orris, Or'is, n. {JJct.} a plant and fl-»er, de root 
 
 ov hwiq iz sumtjmz yi^zd in perfi\md p-sder. 
 Oesede"W, Gr'se-d'n,, j n. an inferior sort ov gold 
 Oesedue, Br'se-di],, \ lef manyi],faktyn,rd at 
 
 Manhim, and sumtjmz kold Manhjm er Dug gold. 
 Ort, Ort, n. refri,?, az ov foder. [jurD; &s. 
 
 Orthite, Br'tjt, 71. {Mill.} a silikat ov serium, 
 Ortuo, Br'to, [inijal silablz from de Grek wurd 
 
 ortar,] strat and rjt. [yillar fosil Jel. 
 
 Oethockeatite, Or-to-ser-a-tjt, n. a multilok- 
 Oethodox, Gr'to-doks, a. kontormd tci de kato- 
 
 lik er yipiversal (jurq; in akordans wid erto- 
 
 doksi; not heterodoks; sTsnd in doktrin. 
 Oethodoxly, Or'to-doks-li,* ad. wid s-sndnes ov 
 
 opinyon. L'^^i?) ertodoks. 
 
 Orthodoxness, 6r'to-doks-nes,* n. de stat ov 
 Orthodoxy, Or'fco-doks-i, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 (irtodoks; s'sndnes in doktrin. 
 Orthodromics, 9r-to-dr6m-iks, n. pi. de qrt ov 
 
 saiii) on a rjt kors, er in de qrk ov sum grat 
 
 serkl, hwiq iz de Jertest distans betwen eni to 
 
 pernts on de surfas ov de glob. [a strat kors. 
 Orthodromy, Gr'to-drom-i, n. de qrt ov salir) on 
 Orthoepical, Gr-to-ep-i-kal, a. relatii) tu erto- 
 
 epi. [spi. 
 
 Oetooepist, Gr-f)(f)-e-pist, j». wun verst in erto- 
 Oethoepy, Gr'to-e-pi, n. de qrt ov pron'snsii) 
 
 wurdz properli; pronunsiajon. 
 Orthographer, Gr-tog-ra-fer, n. wun verst in 
 
 ortiigrafi. [ertografi. 
 
 Orthographical, Gr-to-graf-i-kal, a. relatig tm 
 Orthographically, Gr-to-graf-i-kal-i, ad. 
 
 akordii) tu rtol. [ertografi. 
 
 Oethographist, Gr-tog-ra-fist,* n. wun verst in 
 Oethography, Gr-tog-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov speliij 
 
 wurdz; — de reprezentajon ov a sekjon ov a bild- 
 
 iij. [tii)z. 
 
 Oethology, Gr-tol-o-ji, h. a rjt deskripjon ov 
 Orthometrt, Gr-tom-e-tri, n. de lez ov versifi- 
 
 kajon. 
 Orthonix, Gr'to-niks, n. a jenus ov berdz. 
 Orthopedic, Gr-to-ped-ik, | a. relatii) tu 
 
 Oethopedical, Gr-to-ped-i-kal, j ertopedi, er 
 
 de qrt ov kqrii) natyqral deformitiz ov qildren. 
 Ortuopedy, Gr-top-e-di, n. {Med.} de qrt ov 
 
 kqriij or remediiij deformitiz in de bodiz ov qil- 
 
 dren, or jenerali in de hqman bodi. 
 Ortuopncea, Gr-fcop-ne-a, n. a difikulti ov bred- 
 
 ig, hwiq iz inkrest bj eni deviajon from an erekt 
 
 postyqr. 
 Oethoptera, Gr-top-te-ra, n. pi. {Ent.} an erder 
 
 ov insokts, komprjzig kokroqez, krikets, gras- 
 
 hoperz, &s. 
 Oethopteeous, 9r-t6p-te-rus, a. relatig tu de 
 
 ertopteru; havig to strat wigz. 
 Ortive, Gr'tiv, a. rjzig,az a planet er stqr; estern. 
 Ortolan, Gr'to-lan, n. a delikat, smol berd. 
 Orts, Grts,* n. III. refqs ov ha, &s.; tigz'left 
 Oscillate, Os'il-at, v. i. tu vibrat, az a p6n 
 
 lum; tu moov hakward and forward. 
 Oscillation, Os-i-la-Jon, n. de akt ov mmvig Ijk 
 
 a pendqium. 
 Oscillatory, Os'il-a-to-ri, er Os-il-a-to-ri, a. 
 
 mii)vig bakwardz and forwardz, Ijk a pendqlum. 
 OsciTANCY, Os'i-tan-si, n. At akt ov yonig; dul- 
 
 nes; kiirlesncs; slepinos. 
 OsoiTANT, Os'i-tant, a. yonig; gqi)ig; slepi; slugij. 
 
 p6ndq- 
 
 Oscitate, Os'i-tat, v. i. tu yon; tu gqp. 
 OsciTATiON, Os-i-ta-Jon, n. At akt ov yonig. 
 Osculant, Os'kq-lant, a. tendig tu embras; ad- 
 
 herig klosli. 
 Osculate, Os'kq-lat, v. t. tu kis; tu tuq jentli; 
 
 tu tuq er kum in kontakt, az to kurvz. 
 Osculation, Os-kq-la-Jon, n. At akt ov oskqlat- 
 
 ig: tuq; At kontakt betwen a kurv and its oskvi,- 
 
 latori serkl. [ig in kontakt. 
 
 OscuLATORY, Os'kq-la-to-ri, a. tuqig; kisig; kum- 
 Osculatory, Os'kq,-la-to-ri, n. a tablet ov Krjst 
 
 and de Verjin, hwiq, in anjent qurqez, woz kist 
 
 bj de prest and pepl. [in basket makig. 
 
 Osier, tO'ger, n. a tre ov de wilo kind, muq yqzd 
 Osier, CJ'jer, a. mad ov oger er twigz; Ijk ojer. 
 Osiered, (D'jerd, a. kuverd wid ogerz. 
 OsMAZOME, Oz'ma-zom, n. {C%em.} a spirityqus 
 
 ekstrakt ov met. [eral. 
 
 Osmelite, Oz'mcl-jt, n. {Min.} a spejez ov min- 
 OsMiuM, Oz'mi-um, n. {Min.} a metalik substans 
 
 fsnd asojiated wid de or ov platinum. 
 Osmund, Oz'mund, n. a plant; a spejez ov fern. 
 OsNABURG, Oz'na-burg, n. a kors linen, ferst mad 
 
 at Oznaburg in Jermani. 
 OspuRESioLOGY, Os-fre-zi-61-o-ji, n. {Med.} a 
 
 tretiz on olfakjon and odorz. 
 OsPRAY, Os'pra, n. a Iqrj, blakij hek. 
 OssELET, Os'e-let, n. a hqrd substans Ijk a litl 
 
 bon on de insjd ov a horsez ne. 
 Osseous, Os'e-us, a. boni; rezemblig a bon. 
 Ossicle, Os'i-kl, n. a smel bon. 
 OssiFic, Os-if-ik, a. havig p-ser tu osifj. 
 Ossification, Os-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. qanj intu boni 
 
 substans. 
 Ossifrage, Os'i-fraj, ji. a b6rd, hwiq iz sed tta 
 
 brak de bonz ov animalz tu get de maro; a 
 
 kjnd ov egl. 
 Ossify, Os'i-fj, v. t. tu konvert er qanj tu bon. 
 Ossify, Os'i-fj, v. i. tu bekiim bon. 
 OssivoROus, Os-iv-o-rus, a. devsrig bonz. 
 Ossuary, Os'q-a-ri, n. a qqrnel-hus: a plas hw^r 
 
 de bonz ov ded pepl qr kept. 
 OsT, Qst, n. a hop-kil. Ritn {Oust,} and {Oast.} 
 Ostensible, Os-ten-si-bl, a. held fort tu vq,; 
 
 ap!i,rcnt. [maner. 
 
 Ostensibly, Os-ten-si-bli, ad. in an ostensibl 
 OsTENSiVE, Os-ten-siv, a. Joig; ostensibl. [maner. 
 Ostensively, Os-ten-siv-li, ad. in an ostensiv 
 OsTENT, Os-tent, n. dat hwiq iz ekstended er Jon 
 
 utward er in frunt; aperans; men; Jo; a portent. 
 Ostentation, Os-ten-ta-Jon, «. Jo: ambijus dis- 
 
 pla: bust; parad: hj pretoujon; a Jo; van Jo. 
 Ostentatious, Os-ten-ta-Jus, a. makig displa; 
 
 fond ov Jo. [bostfuli. 
 
 Ostentatiously, Os-ten-ta-Jus-li, M. vanli; 
 Ostentatiousness, Os-ten-ta-Jus-nes, n. vaniti; 
 
 bostfulnes. 
 Osteocele, Os'te-o-sel, n. {Med.} a hernia in 
 
 hwiq de sak iz kqrtilajinus and boni. 
 Osteocolla, Os-te-o-kol-a, n. an old term fer 
 
 an inkriistig kqrbonat ov Ijm, and sed tu hav 
 
 de properti ov yqnitig fraktyqrd bonz. 
 OsTEOCOPE, Os-te-o-kop, er Os'te-o-kop, n. pan 
 
 in de bonz. [de bonz. 
 
 OsTEOLOGER, Os-te-61-o-jer, n. a deskrjber ov 
 Osteologist, Os-te-61-o-jist, n. wun verst in 
 
 osteoloji. [bonz. 
 
 Osteology, Os-te-ol-o-ji, n. a deskripjon ov de 
 Osteotomy, Os-te-dt-o-mi, n. {Med.} de disek- 
 
 Jon ov bonz. [river. 
 
 GsTiARY, Os'ti-a-ri, er Ost'ya-ri, n. de m-ijfi ov a 
 Ostler, Os'ler, n. a hosier. Se {Hodler.} 
 GsTLEEY, Os'lor-i, n. a hosleri. Se {H(jdlery.} 
 Ostracean, Os-tra-Jan, n. a. bjvalv fij; de erster. 
 OsTEACioN, Os-tra-Jon, n. a jenus ov fijez; dc 
 
 trugk-fij.
 
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 OtTEAClUf, 0('trm-»i-m, n. a mod or bsni/mont 
 b| r|ti(j dr iiiiiu uv <te uki'iid pi<raoD on jelt, b^ 
 bwiu |<v'^*<^''* koimiJurJ duiijorui) tu At Htnl wyr 
 egiilJ for tuD jtn: baoijiuout; publik Mo/qr. 
 
 OaTHACtTK, U«'m-Bit, n. aa flraler /el io dc foaii 
 suit. 
 
 Ubtkacizk, Oi'tra-i'ir, p. (. tu banij; tu okfpdi. 
 
 UttTUicu, Us'irii;, ft. de IqrjcHt nun bt-rd, fund in 
 Afnka and Arabin, aolvd fur biitiful f(^den. 
 It hux /urt niut, >'q,id tu ad in runip, not for 
 
 OtTKOUOTU, t)i tru-got, n. an t^storu U>it. [flit. 
 
 0TACOU8TIC', Ut-a-kiitd-tik, It. tin iuntraiment tu 
 usi-t htriy. 
 
 Otalgia, (J-tal-ji-a, ». [t^r.] (i/«/.) de er-ak. 
 
 Otaluio, (J-Uil-jik, n. a r^mcdi for dr rr-ak. 
 
 OtBICK, Vd'vT, prun. not de .sum; not di.i; difort-nt; 
 Dot di:4, de kontrari; uut ( nor be, but sum wun 
 
 Cl.H. 
 
 Otuk&wisk, Ud'er-w^f, aJ. in a diferent manor; 
 
 in iinddiT wii: b^ udcr koxoz; in uder rc.tixikts. 
 0tio8K, CJ-ti-uH, a. jdl; unemiilffd. 
 Otitih, tJ-tj-tis, II. {J/fi/.) inflamujon ov de er. 
 Otium, tJ'Ji-nu>, H. [L.] rest; iejur. 
 Otourapuv, tJ-t4g-ra-£i, n. {JJed.} a deskripjun 
 
 ov lie ir. 
 Otolouv, (J-tol-o-ji, n. a tretii on de er. 
 Otoplahtick, Ut-u-pl.'M-ti-se, n. [Or.] {M«d.) an 
 
 o|K'niJou for re.ttijriu de er. 
 
 0^o^U'ii;''' I "• "" "'"''^'^ '• ^^"™ ''^«'»- [fur. 
 
 Ottkh, Ol'i-r, n. an iimfibius animiil, valyiid for 
 
 Ottomam, Ut'«j-mun, H. a nativ or Turki: a Turk; 
 — <i kjnd ov .HiO)! or hiuiok. [minonil. 
 
 Ottrkliti, Ot'rel-it, «. {Mitt.) a dqrk kulord 
 
 Oloht, tu, n. eni tip. Se {Auijht.) 
 
 Oi;uuT, Ht, rerh drjtktir, (.yil»d in de preicnt 
 and im|)^rfi-kt tcn.^ot,; tu u or be u<l; tu be 
 blind bi dqti, or tu be obljjd; tu br fit. 
 
 Ounce, 'bn.<, n. a .'mol wat: un animal; a ligks. 
 
 OuB, ^'r, jiruii. and a. bclooiu tu u^. 
 
 OuKANOGUAPUibT, '^-ran-og-rs-f i.st, it. wun ha> 
 drskrilji de hovni. 
 
 OuRANOtiUAPUV, '^>-ran-6g-ra-fi, n. a denkripjon 
 or de hcvni and de bevnii bodix. 
 
 OmOLOGY, '!^-r6l-o-ji, n. de jujmoDt ov dixexct 
 from de egzaminnjon <>v de yurin. 
 
 Ol'Ha, yin, jjrun. />":. briogiu tu us. 
 
 0uR8KLK, "br-self, pruu. rrnprukal, y\\vi in de 
 rr^al •'tjl. 
 
 OtiRAKLVi^ "Sr-siSlvx, prun. rrei/*rokal, pi. ov 
 Mt*rlj; we, not uderx; us, not uderx. 
 
 Ot'SKL, (D'xel, n. a upe/ex ov bt/nl. Se {Ousfl.) 
 
 OfST, TSiU r. t. tu vokat; tu depriv; tu rj^kt. 
 
 OuBTKK, ^iit'er, »». {t^ii(} a di.'<|iuivjun; rjck/iin. 
 
 Ol'T, ^t, ail. not widin; not in: oivizd tu in; not 
 at bum; tu de end: Ndli; at a Ini. ?)7 ami at, 
 (uru-piiKt: vkstre'ui: gui^ tu de ••k.ttrrmx. >7 
 Mt dr krlx, buviu de belx bi^r; wontin inkiim or 
 trift. yt t>v p-irt, »u*lan\\) Ion. '^1 i-r Liiul, 
 furtwid; imt'diatli. Yf tu 'it, notig u nx^i^r- 
 mcnt hwic ix takn from dr ntuuj^it bundx ov an 
 ubjvkt. St IT, from; pru-rdig from, Widst. 
 nut in; nutin i-k^kli^vin, di'mi/on, ab!>on.s or 
 dcrtlikjon. -of or ix ak'sntod a kompiind pri'|>- 
 Otijon; ytt or ii dc unli real prt>|uxi/on, wt rt- 
 taniQ, nub'ttanjali, it* urijiuai impure Vt ix 
 muc vi^id in kompuii/on. 
 
 Out, Xt, inUr. rk.'tpnS^ig abh^rons or ekapul/on. 
 
 OfTACT. 'Sl-:ikl, r. t. tU diD biyund; tU CKJ^d. 
 
 Ol'Takol'k, 3t-4r-gii, r. (. tu urrrkdm in ^rgq- 
 
 mont. 
 Oi'TBABBLE, 'St-bab-l, r. t. tu raryviii in (dl pratl. 
 OiTMALANCK, '5t-bal-an.«, r. /. tu •xtwd. 
 OiTBAR. Nt-b<\r, r. /. tu Jut it bj fortifika/on. 
 Outbid, "^t-bid. r. t. lu ovcrji'sor bj bidig. 
 OoTBiuoKB, 'St-bld-or, n. wun b«D Titbidt. 
 
 OUTBLOW.H, Xt-bl^n, a. inflatad; twain wid wind. 
 Oltbllsii, 'St-blti/ ». t. tu ekaiil in ruxi kulor. 
 Ultuoaku, 'St'bunl, n. (A'aut.) oni tiy dat U 
 
 widvt de Jit). 
 OuTBOL'.ND, ?>i'b^Dd, a. itwartl bvnd. 
 UuTBiiAVK, TSt-bniv, <>. t. tu b%r dvn or ds«t b| 
 
 bi io luur daritj, in«ulvnt, ur ■plotulid. 
 Ol'tbuazk.v, Oi-brik-xn, r. e. tu b^r dm wld Im- 
 
 pild.u..*. 
 (Jl'Tukkak, 'St'bmk, n. a brakin ift; an crup/oa. 
 Ut'TBUCAKL.\G, ^t'brak-ig, n. de akt or bniki|| 
 
 turt; rrupjou. 
 Oltbekatiik, 3t-brM, c. t. tu wtri bj hariy 
 
 betcr brct; tu elupir. 
 Ol'tbkibk, ^t-brjb, r. t. tu ekA^d in brib«ri. 
 nuTliLI', 'St-btid, c. I. tu put furt budx. 
 t»LTBUiLi), '5t-bild, r. I. [i. iitbilt or Titbilded, 
 
 M. Ytbildig, vtbiit or tttbildod;] tu ek«id in 
 
 bildig: tu biM mur diirabli. 
 Out BLiLDiNO, 'St'bild-i(j, II. 1 rdinat 
 
 tu, or konoktfd wid dc inuii 
 
 OfTBLB.V, ^t-blirn, r. t. tu ik . y. 
 
 Ol'TBUHisT, 'St'burst, n. an ckspiujon; an 'Htbrak. 
 OltcaST, '?Jt-kant, c. t. tu guriux in kantig. 
 Outcast, 'JSt'kust, p. a. tron aw6; kast ■vt. 
 Outcast, '!Jt'ka«t, n. an cksjl; wun rejt'ktod or 
 
 ck-sj/eld. 
 OuTCUMB, '5t-kljm, c. I. tu kljm beyond. 
 OUTCOHFABS, ^t-kiim-pas, r. t. tu ck«^d dt^ 
 
 b'Kndx. 
 OcTCBAKT, 'St-krdft, c. I. tu eks^l in kunig. 
 Outcrop, "JSt'krop, n. {(Jcl.) de ckjiiiujiir or 
 
 iitnita at de \th surfai). 
 OuTiuy, "5t'kri, i». a krj ov dintr^n; klamor; nffx. 
 OuTKAjtK, ^t-d4r, v.t. tu ventytir beyind. 
 t>UTUo, ^t-di6, r. t. [i. Ytdid, ;>«. vtdoiig, 'Sldlin;] 
 
 tu ok-s^l; tu surpdd. 
 OuT-uooR, 'JJt'dur, ii. beig ut or de h«. 
 OuT-i>ooRB, 'IJt'dorx, / ad. in de opn \r, 
 
 Out OK- POORS, ^'t'ov-dun, i abnVI. 
 OUTHEINK. ^t-drigk, r. f. tu ek?ed in drigkig. 
 OUTKWKLL, ^t-dwel, r. t. tu dwel or »ta bcy6nd. 
 OUTtB, "b'l'er, a. brig widlit;— opuxd tu mcr. 
 OtTtRLY, ^t'cr-li, aU. t^janlx or on de nt^jd. 
 OuTERMOtrr, 'St'ir-m^wt, a. remutoat from d( 
 
 midl. 
 OiTKACK, "St-fi.% r. t. tu brar; tu sUir dm. 
 t'uTKALL, 'JJt'fol, n. a wot«rfel; de locr end ov a 
 
 wotcrkurs:— <i kworcl. 
 OuTKAW.v, 'Jst-fon, r. t. tu ckAdI in fonig. 
 OUTKKAST, '^t-f»U e. t. tu eksid in frstig. 
 Out FIELD, 'St'feld, «. a feld at a disuu from 
 
 dr buin^tt-d. 
 OuTKiT, 'St'fiL, M. de akt or inenx or fitig ■%\\ de 
 
 rkwijiiuent ov o |>or!«on or Jip. 
 OuTriTTEB, tSt'fit-cr, n. wun tun fits or maks aa 
 
 ictfit. [an ((rmi. 
 
 OuTKLAXi, "5t-fl4gk. r. I. ta Mtriq de flank or 
 OUTFLT, 'JJt-fli, c. t. [i. Titflti, p*. 'Stniig, •jUlun;] 
 
 tu IfV bchjnti in fljt. 
 OuTfooL, 'JSt-f.U. r. t. tu ckA<d in foli. 
 OuTFROW.v, ^'t-fr^n, r. t. tu ovi-rb^r bj frfnx. 
 Oi'T'UATK, 'T^t'irat, n. an itlet; a paitaj ntwardt. 
 Outgk.<<i:ral, Ot-j^n-cr-al, r. (. tu ck^id in mil- 
 
 itnri skil. 
 OuTUirE, 'St-gir, r. t. ta surpdi in girig. 
 Outgo, 'JJt-gd!), r. t. [•'. ntwiini, pt. fitguig, ¥t- 
 g6n:l tu Kurjuis; tu gu beyond; tu .'•^■rkumvdoL 
 OuTOoER. 'St-gu-cr, n. wun b<i> ntgui or lera. 
 Outgoing, 'St-^u-ig, a. egrcai; pk-iiv^ndityiir. 
 Out GROUND, >>t'gn«nd. i». gmnd l|ig widit, m 
 
 at sum diKtJtnK from dr man or tcntral gr^iML 
 Outgrow, Xt-gru, r. t. [i. xtgnfi, pi. vigruig, 
 
 ■Mj;ruii. tu «»rj«i-i in grut. 
 Out GUAR.O, ^t'gijrd, ■. a |t<;r\l pj^tcd at a dU- 
 
 tant from dc mun bodt ax a drf^ox.
 
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 296 
 
 OUT 
 
 OuT-UAULER, "J>t-h61-er, n. (i\^a«<.) a rop for 
 
 holij) ■St de tak ov a jib. 
 OuTHEROD, "S^t-her-od, v. t. tu eksgd Herod in 
 
 knm'lti. [&s. 
 
 Outhouse, "^t'h'ss, n. a bqrn, stabl, er koq-h'ss, 
 OuTJEST, tjt-jest, V. t. tu eksEd and overp'ser bj 
 
 jestiij. 
 OuTJiLT, "5>t-jilt, r. t. tu surpds in jiltij). 
 OuTJUGGLE, tJt-jdg-1, i\ t. tu surpds in juglig. 
 OuTKNAVE, "S^t-nav, v. t. tu surpds in naveri. 
 Outlandish, Ut-land-iJ, a. not nativ; forcn; 
 
 straiij. 
 Outlast, "S^t-ldst, v. t. tu surpds in dn,raJon. 
 Outlaw, "JJt'le, n. wundEprjvdov de benefit ovie. 
 Outlaw, "JJt'le, v. t. tu depriv ov de benefit and 
 
 protekjon ov At le. 
 Outlawry, "tf t'le-ri, n. {Law} an akt bj hwiq a 
 
 man iz deprjvd ov de protekjon ov de le. 
 Outlay, ISt'la, n. a sum ekspended;ekspendityii,r. 
 OuTLEAP, "^t-lep, V. t. tu pas bj lepiij; tu stqrt 
 Outleap, "St'lep, n. sali; fljt; eskap. [beyond. 
 OuTLEARN, '5t-lern, r. t, tu surpds in lerniij. 
 Outlet, "St'let, n. a pasaj -stwardz; an egres. 
 OuTLiCKER, Ut'lik-er, n. {JS'aiit.} a smel pes ov 
 
 timber fasnd tu de top ov de pcDp, and standig 
 
 rjt -St astern. 
 Outlie, 3t-lj, V. i. tu surpds in Ijip. 
 Outlier, "S^t'lj-er, n. wun lico Ijz not, er iz not 
 
 rezident, in de plas wid hwiq hiz ofis er dqti 
 
 konekts him; — {Jlin.} a porjon ov a rok er 
 
 stratum detaqt at sum distans from de prinsipal 
 
 mas. 
 Outline, "5^t-ljn, v. t. tu ferm a skeq er ■stljn ov. 
 Outline, Ut'ljn, n. kont<i)r; an eksterior 1 jn; a skeq. 
 Outlive, "S^t-liv, v. t. tu liv bej-ond; tu survjv. 
 OuTLiVER, "5^t-liv-er, n. wun hcD ■stlivz; a survjv- 
 OuTLOOK, Ut-luk, V. t. tia fas d-sn. [or. 
 
 Outlook, "S^t'Iuk, n. a vijilant woq. 
 OuTLUSTRE, IJt-lns-ter, v. t. tu eksel in brjtnes. 
 Outlying, "?> t'lj-ig, pp. a. beig Tst ov de komon 
 
 plas or order. 
 Outmantle, "S^t-man-tl, v. t. tu surpds in dres 
 
 or ornament. 
 Outmarch, "St-mqrq, v. t. tu lev behind in de 
 OuTMEASURE, 'S^t-meg-iir, v. t. tu eksed. [mqrq. 
 Outmost, "St'most, a. remotest from de midl. 
 OuTNAME, l?t-nam, v. t. tu eksed in namii). 
 Outness, ISt'ues, n. an eksternal ferm er Jo. 
 Outnumber, U t-num-ber, v. t. tu eksed in num- 
 ber. 
 Out-of-door, Ut'ov-dor, a. beig -st ov de h-ss, 
 
 er in de opn i^r. Se ( Out-doc/r.} {J^Z^P'^• 
 
 Out-of-the-way, Ut'ov-de-wa, a. unkomon; un- 
 Out-of-trim, "St-ov-trim, a. {Naid.) apljd tu a 
 
 Jip hwen Je iz not properli balanst fer navigajon. 
 Outpace. 'St-pas, v. t. tu -stga; tu lev behind. 
 OuTPARAMOUR, 5l-par-a-m(Di, v. t. tu eksed in 
 
 kepii) iiiistrcsez. 
 OuT-PAKisH, "tJt'par-iJ, n. a parij not Ijig widin 
 
 de wolz or limits. 
 OuT-PART, "cSt'pqrt, n. de pqrt rem6t from de 
 
 senter or man bodi. [hospital. 
 
 Out-patient, ISt'pa-Jent, n. a pajent not in de 
 OuTPEER, "Ji t-per, V. t. tu surpds in noblncs. 
 Outpoise, "JJt-ptirz, V. t. tu -stwa. 
 OuT-PORCll, b' t'porq, n. an entrans. 
 OuTPORT, ISt'iiart, 71. a port at sum distans from 
 
 a siti er tyn. 
 Outpost, "JJt'post, n. a post er stajon wid'st de 
 
 limits ov de kamp, er at a distans from de qrmi; 
 
 tra)])S plast at suq a stajon. 
 Outpour, 'JJt-por, v. t. tu ponst; tu emit. 
 Outpouring, 1jt-p6r-i{), n. de akt ov porig ■st; 
 
 cfi|,;';on. 
 Outpray, "5^t-pra, v. t. tu eksed in pr^er. 
 OuTPREACH, ot-preq, v. t. tu eksed in preqig. 
 
 Outrage, "Jit'raj, «. opn vjolens; wonton abtis er 
 
 misqif; a grav injiyi: enormiti. 
 Outrage. 'St'rnj, v. t. tu inji|r vjolentli: tu ab4z 
 
 er insult rufli or indesentii; tu tret er perferm 
 
 abqsivli. 
 Outrageous, "Jft-ra-jus, a. vjolent; fq,rius; rajig; 
 
 egzorbitant; tq,multyn,us; tarbq,lent; eksesiv; 
 
 enormus. [uslL 
 
 Outrageously, "5^t-ra-jus-li, ad. vjolentli; fi^ri- 
 OuTRAGEOUSNESS, "JJt-ra-jus-ncs, n. fqri; vjolens. 
 Outran, IJt-ran, i. from 'S'trun. Se {Outrun.} 
 OuTRAP, "JJ t-rap, r. t. tu surpds in rapig. 
 Outraze, "JJt-raz, V. t. tu rat -st entjrli. 
 Outre. CO-tra, a. [Fr.] ek:;travagant; -st ov ds 
 
 proper limits; overstrand. [req. 
 
 Outreach, IJt-req, v. t. tu go beyond; tu over- 
 OuTREASON, "St-re-zn, v. t. tu eksel in reznig. 
 Outreckon, "S^t-rek-n, v. t. tu eksed in reknig. 
 OuTREiGN, ^t-ran, v. t. tu surpds in ranig; tu. 
 
 ran trtti or beyond de hoi ov. [opn ^. 
 
 Out-rick, "St'rik, n. a hep ov ha er kern in de 
 Outride, "St-rid, v. t. [i. -strod, ps. -strjdig, st- 
 
 ridn, -strid;] tu surfids bj rjdig; tu rjd beyond. 
 Outride, "St-rjd, v. i. tu'travel er rjd'ab-st. 
 Outride, lit'rjd, n. a plas for rjdig. 
 Outrider, "5't'rjd-er, w. wun hco -strjdz, er rjdz 
 
 abred; a servant on hersbak ho presedz er akum- 
 
 paniz a karij; — a Jerifs sumoner. 
 Outrigger, "5't-rig-er, n. {jSaut,} a projektig 
 
 spqr or pes ov timber for ekstendig rops er salz, 
 
 er fer uder temporari purpusez. 
 Outright, "S^t-rjt, ad. imediatli; kompletli. 
 Outrise, IStjrlz, V. i. tia rjz erlier dan aniider. 
 Outrival, "^t-rj-val, v. t. tu surpds in ekselens. 
 Outroar, 15t-r6r, v. t. tu eksed in rorig. 
 Outroot, "S^t-rAt, V. t. tu eksterpat; tu eradikat. 
 Outrun, Ut-riin, v. t. [«. -stnin, /is. -strunig, -st- 
 
 run:] tu lev behind in runig; tu eksed. 
 Outsail, "JJt-sal, v. t. tu eksed er lev behjnd in 
 
 salig. 
 Outscold, "S^t-sk61d, v. t. tu surpds in skoldig. 
 Outscorn, "5't-skorn, i'. t. tu b^r d-sn bj kontemt. 
 Outscoueing, IJt-sk-sr-ig, n. ofsk-srig. 
 Outsell, "5t-sel, v. t. [i. -stsold, ps. -stselig, -st- 
 
 sold:] tia eksed in seliij, er in de prjsez fer tiga 
 
 sold; tu sel at a hjer rat; tu gan a hjer prjs. 
 Out-sentry, ISt'son- tri, n. a sentri tu gqrd an 
 Outset, l^t'set, n. opnig; beginig. [avenq,. 
 
 Outsettler, "JJt-set-lci, n. wun hib setlz at a 
 
 distans from de man bodi. [eksel in luster. 
 
 Outshine, "JJt-Jjn, v. i. tu emit luster; — v. t. tu 
 Outshone, ISt-Jon, i. from l>tfln. Se {OtitsMm.) 
 OuTSHOOT, li t-J(f)t, I', t. tu ekse'd in JcDtig. 
 OuTSHUT, "Jf t-Jiit, r. t. tu ekskl^d; tu Jut -st. 
 Outside, 1> t'sjd, n. de pqrt er sjd ekspozd tu de 
 
 atmosfer; s\|perfijEz: surfas; eksternal pqrt; eks- 
 
 trem pqrt: sqperfijal aperans; -stersid; de utmost. 
 Outside, "tJt'sid, a. belogig tu de sq,perfijiez; eks- 
 terior; beig wid'st; kousistig in Jo. 
 OuTSiN, Ut-sin, i). i. tu eksed in sinig. [tig. 
 
 Outsit, "S^t-sit, v. t. tu sit beyond de tjm ov eni 
 OuTSKip, "JJt-skip, r. t. tu av^d bj fljt. 
 OuTSKiRT, "S^t'skert, n. a suburb; border; -stport; 
 
 ■stpost. 
 Outsleep, "5't-slep, v. t. tu slep beyond. 
 OuTSOAR, "5t-s6r, V. t. tu sor beyond. 
 OuTSOUND, "S't-s^snd, y. t. tu ekse'd in s-snd. 
 Outsparkle, ^t-sp4r-kl, v. t. tu eksed in spqrk- 
 
 lig. 
 Outspeak, "5^t-spek, v. t. tu eksed in spekig. 
 OuTSPORT, "St-si)6rt, V. t. tu sport beyond. 
 Outspread, "St-spred, v. i. tu ekstend; tu dif^z. 
 OuTSTAND, ■JSt-stand, v. t. {i. -ststtid, jjs. -ststand- 
 
 ig, -ststtid;] tu rezist; tu stand beyond de 
 
 proper tjm. [de man bodi. 
 
 OuTSTAND, Ut-stand, v. i. tu prot^berat from
 
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 OVE 
 
 OuTflTAXDI ■: v. . 1 , - ,.■ .■ II 
 
 OiTSTAat. 
 
 OUTSTKH, ^l -Ul', I. -^ tu =1.-11 ,.r . 
 
 OuTttroUM, TJl-iiUirni, r. <. tu cjvori ;i. 
 
 Oct rtTHEKT, vJl'itiTl, «. a «trtl in .: ....u 
 
 OV •! fSM. int. 
 
 OrTSTitrrrw, Tt-(itr<<j, w. <. tu elut^ind; tu npnxl 
 (I '^t-»tr^t, or 3t-«lr*<j-cd, p. m. 
 
 ,1 TSt. 
 
 (i_ " irjd, c. I. tu RurpdM in ttrl'tig. 
 
 ULTsiitif, ^t-stri|>, V. t. tu vtgk); ta Irr beb|nd 
 
 in a rii. 
 OuTSWEAR, 3t-«w4r, ». /. tu Qvcrpnor b| »w^ri(]. 
 Oi'TRWEKTEX. "JJt-swe't-n. r. ^ tuekiK^I irnwrtiio*. 
 OuTBWKi.L, '!Jt-sw^l, c. t. tu iiwol beyond; tu 
 
 ovcrflii). 
 OuTTALK, yt-t<ik, e. t. tu ororpnor bj tok. 
 Oi;tthiiow, Tyt-trA, r. t. tu fro bfy6nd. 
 OuTTONOL'E, 'Sl-tdo, r. t. tu b^r d'sn bJ n«n. 
 OuTTOP, 'SttAp, r. ^ tu overtAp: tu »urp<I<. 
 OuTVALTK, ?Jt-v;tl-yti, i'. t. tu transi'-nd in prj^. 
 OuTVKsoM, ??t-vi'n-i)in, r. t. tu ck'ijd in jiTin. 
 Ol'TViE, '^l-vj, r. t. tu cki^d; tu surixi^; tu nt- 
 
 ilrip. 
 OcTViLLAiN. 3t-Til-en, r. t. tu ck«<d in rilcni. 
 Oi;tvoice, ^t-v^, r. t. tu tUt&t; tu eksed in 
 
 kliuuor. [votii). 
 
 Ot;Tvc»T»:, "^t-r6t, r. t. tu knpkcr or cWd bJ 
 Outwalk, Nt-wnk, c. t. tu ok»td in woki(). 
 OfT-WALi-. "St'wol, n. At TJtward wol ov a bildiu: 
 
 smx-TfiJnl n|«mns. 
 OOTWABD, ^t'wanl, A. cknt^mal; oksttrior, opuid 
 
 tu inirard; vitibi; okstriniik; not inward; not 
 
 int'Timl: not «piritynnl. 
 OcTWARD, Xt'w.ird, n. ok.«t»'rn!il form. 
 Outward, 'JJt'wiinl, ad. tu At ntwanl pqrta; tu 
 
 foron I'lrts; m, "a Jip nUraril bund." 
 OoTWARDLY, '?Jt'ward-li, ad. ck^t^rnali; not in- 
 
 wmlli; in n|<mn*. [utward. 
 
 Outwardness, 'Sl'ward-ncs, n. At- stnt ov brio 
 Outwards, ^t'wurdi, ad. Snm az (Oufirard.) 
 OuTWATCH. "5t-wii<;, r. t. tu surixis in wo<;fulnc*. 
 Outwear, ^t-w^r, r. t. tu wqr -st; tu ck«^d in 
 
 w.-irij): tu pii.s tcdyu.xli. 
 Outweed, '^t-wf'd, r. t. tu ckst^rpat, as a wed; 
 
 tu ^iir|)ii<i in wrdip. 
 OuTWEEP, "^t-wi'p, r. i'. tu ck.«^d in wrpin. 
 OuTWEioil, '?Jt-wn, V. i. tu okitM in cniviti; ta 
 
 prr|Kiii.l.Tnt; tu eks<^l in viilyij nr infltiuns. 
 Outwent, "St-went, i. from Y/yu. Se {Oittgo.) 
 OuTWix, '5t-wiu, r. /. tu «ur]M!«; 'tu got ist ov. 
 OuTWiMD, ?5t-wjnd, p. t. tu ok^triknt: tu unlifci". 
 OuTWiNO, yt-wij), r. t. tu ■stKtrip; tu •utijij. 
 Outwit, ^t-wit, r. t. tu qet; tu orcrkdm bj 
 
 »tratnji>in. 
 Outwork, '5t'wurk. n. a wurk rnKl on dr nt-^jd 
 
 ov .1r diij ov a fortifjd pla»: an cksttrior wurk. 
 Outwork. "*f twtirk. r. t. tu iitdifc. 
 OuTWRiTE. "yt-rit, V. t. tu lurpdi in ritio- 
 Outwrouoht, 5t-r»5t, p. a. ittdiin. 
 Outzast. ^t-iA-ni, r. f. tu ck.i<d in buf>i>nori. 
 OuzKU (D'll, fi. a wiitor-f'Bl:- .1 blnkb^nl. 
 Otai^ (J'vkI, a. Jnpt Ijk an e^-. oblug; ovat. 
 Otai., (J'val, n. a fisyi^r in ilr /«p <>v an *g. 
 Otarious, (J-vd-ri-ua. a. kon.<l<tio ov p({i. 
 Otarium, O-vd-ri-um. a. \L.\ pi. O-vA-ri-a, 
 
 {AniU.y At t<T> "n»nn« hwi<; k'-n'Aft At fttnal 
 
 ova. (/■' ' "• -tr yup 
 
 scdt, sity^ 
 Otart, 0'\ riin .1r 
 
 fenuil a>va, or iu Liti<, 
 
 {B'>t.} a bulk! ka« on'^ 
 Otate, uyvat, a. ov an u.-.i iiK.*>r- 'K-j'M''-- 
 Otate-lanckolatk, (J'vat-lin-w-w-lat, a. formd 
 
 14k an eg and a laos. 
 
 <tari 
 
 ..■.kJ. 
 iL >ir tUta 
 ! <r bakip. 
 triiit. 
 vxt. -<Je#r 
 ■^ id variiu 
 wni nr ti^ifika/on 
 
 OVl,>, \ \'u, li. ,1 
 
 wurk, tu iMik in: 
 Over, cyvtr, frfj'. 1 . 
 Uter, U'vor, ad. abiir dr 
 
 il inuq y(l«l in k'>in;>, 
 
 mrniot; but : 
 
 (iv tkt^» )>r « ', 
 Over, cyver, .. .• nr beyond; utwr. 
 
 UVERABOUND, (J vcr a bsnd, r. I. tu atbind lA 
 
 niui;. Icndf. 
 
 Overact, 0-vrr-&kt, r. t. and t. tu akt mot Amo 
 UvKRALUi, (.yvpr-c)li, H. pi. a k(nd ov Urn tmicn. 
 UVEUARCII, U-ver-(\r(;, r. I. tu kuvcr ai wid aa 
 
 qnj. 
 Overawe, 0-ver-<i, c. /. tu krp in o; tu t«rrifj. 
 UvEiiUALANCE, U-ver-bal-anx, r. t. tu (irrpan- 
 
 denit. [ekate. 
 
 Overbalance, cyvor-bal-aiu, n. a gnueT wat; 
 OvEaoEAR. tJ-vcr-b4r, r. t. tu l«ir dun bj uveriti 
 
 iir prj'l: tu rrpr^s; tu nuUii^: tu pri>«trut. 
 OvKUBEARt.vo, O-vcr-b^r-io, pp. a. oprt^iv; doa- 
 
 iH.iik. Lfip. 
 
 OvERUOARD, tyvcr-bord, ad. of At /ip; ut ov Ac 
 Overburden', (J-vcr-bdr-dn, p. t. tu t<vcrl6d. 
 Overcast, (J-ver-kii«t, r. I. [i. ovcrkdBi, p$, 
 
 uverkd^itiu, ovcrk<itit:| tu kliid; tu dqrko; — ta 
 
 k'i<t or nit tO) hi:— tu su uver. 
 OvEKOAST, O'ver-ka.it, a. kUdM; kludi; obaki^rd. 
 OvEUi'HABiiE, tJ-vcr-<;ijrj, v. I. tu <jqrj or mt tA 
 
 h{: tu Icxl t(t) horili; tu karikati^r. 
 Ovebcharue. (J'ver-<;qrj, n. t.t» hj a qqrj. 
 Overcloud, (J-vor-kl'nd. k. t. tu kuvcr wid kludi. 
 Overcoat. (J'ver-kut, n. an tHj-jd kut: a t^t-kut. 
 OvEBCOME, U-vcr-kdm, r. r. Ii". uvt-rkiimw. ovcr- 
 
 kiitnip, ovcrkiim:] tu kogker; tu vagkwij; tu 
 
 huImIii: tu turinvnt. [iti. 
 
 Overcome, (J-vor-kiim, r. t. tu gnn At iiipcnor- 
 OVEROO, (J-vcr-dtft, r. I. and 1. [1. overdid, p». 
 
 uvcnlit)i{), uvt-rddn:] tu dii> mor dan endf. 
 Overdose. (J'vor-dos ". an ck«^iv doa. 
 Overdraw, (J-ver-dr»J, r. /. [». overdndb, /m. ovw- 
 
 dmiij, uVL-nlnin:] tu dn) t<l> muq. 
 Overdrive, (J-ver-drjv, c. I. tu drjv tat hqrd. 
 OvEREYE, U-ver-j, ». t. tu itipcrint«^nd. 
 Overfall, O'ver-fol, n. a kat*rakt;— a /ol er 
 
 bapk. [mnq. 
 
 Overfeed, Q-ver-f<d, v. t. and t. tu fed tA 
 Overflow, U-wr-flb), f. t. tu be nnjr dan ful. 
 Overflow, 0-vcr-f1c!), r. t. tu dclqj; tu indo- 
 
 dnt. laaa. 
 
 Overflow. O'ver-flo, »•. an inundajun: ejfiynber- 
 OvERFLOWi.No, (i>-vor-fl<i-iQ, a. cgiyqbenuM: kii- 
 
 piii-iKM. I^abdodant. 
 
 Overflowing, (J-vcr-fl^-ifl, pp. a, indndatin; 
 OvEBFBEiUHT, (J-vcr-frut, c. t. [1. overfrated, 
 
 f'4. tjvfrfmtig, uvcrfrat«d »r orerfnit:] tu lod 
 
 t<i> hevili. 
 OvERQOBOE, U-ver-giirj, r. t. tu gnrj ta> mu^ 
 OvEBOUow, O-vcr-grii, r. t. and i. [i. overgn&; 
 
 pf. ujviTjn'iJiB. Civcn^run:] tu kuror wid grot; 
 
 tu r|z abdv; tu gru beyond. 
 OvEEOBowTU, Gyvcr-gTut, a. enyqbcrvit grel. 
 OvEBUANU, (J-vcr-bip, r. I. and 1. tu jnt ar ia- 
 
 |><>iid uvor. [efptiinia. 
 
 OvEBiiAUL, 0-v««r-h<JI. fi. t. »u <«rr»d ovor, ta 
 Ovebhead, Q ■ ■ ' . . '.y. 
 
 OvEBUEAB, ( I rb^rl, p$. 
 
 uiv rlirrig. ,_. .ir D{ 9aDa; 
 
 ' ^ hwut Wv.i a-'( ui'iil lu Lt L<rd. 
 
 \rd, (J-vrr-bvnl.;>. J. brrdai b^ a kri d— < » 
 n.k»iikAT. Uverh^t, r. t. tu D(t U» mn^ 
 Utebissue, (J-ver-iJ-q, a. an eka^v i/q, ai or 
 
 bapk imU.
 
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 OvERJEALOus, O-ver-j^l-us, a. jelus tu ekses. 
 Overjoy, O-ver-jd, v. t. tu transport; tia ravij. 
 Overjoy, tO'ver-jef, n. transport; ekstasi. 
 Overjoyed, O-ver-jerd, p. a. fild wid jer er trans- 
 port, [nes. 
 OvERKiNDNESS, O-ver-kjnd-nes, n. eksesiv k|nd- 
 OvERLABOR, O-ver-la-bor, v. t. tu ekSEki],t wid 
 
 tcT) inuq labor er k^r; tu haras wid tefl. 
 Overlaid, O-ver-lad, v. t. tu overbuvdn; tu lad 
 
 too mug. [bj land, not bj se. 
 
 Overland, O'ver-land, a. performd er karid on 
 OvERLAN'DER, Q'ver-land-er, n. wun hcD travelz 
 
 over rEJimz or landz. 
 Overlap, (AJ-ver-lap, v. t. tu lap er fold over. 
 OvERLARGE, O-ver-lqrj, a. td) Iqrj. 
 Overlay, O-ver-la, v. t. tu la sumtig upon; tu 
 
 opres bj Ut) mug wat er p'ser; tu smuder wid tO) 
 
 muq or tO) klos kuverig; tu smuder; tu kruj; 
 
 tu Qverhwelm;— tu kuver de surfas, az ov a 
 
 wurk in wud, wid a metal. 
 Overlaying, O-ver-la-ig, n. sixperfijal kuveriij. 
 Overleaf, O-ver-lep, v. t. tu pas over, az bj a 
 
 jump. 
 Overleather, O'ver-led-er, n. uper-leder. 
 Overleave.v, O-ver-lev-n, v. t. tu swel ■st too 
 
 muq; tu miks too mug wid; tu kordpt. 
 Overlie, t)-ver-lj, v. t. [i. overla. ps. overljii), 
 
 overlan;] ( Geol.) tu Ij upon er over. 
 Overlight, O'ver-ljt, n. too strog Ijt. 
 Overlive, O-ver-liv, v. t. tu survjv; tu 'stliv. 
 Overlive, O-ver-liv, v, i. tu liv t<D log. 
 Overliver, O-ver-liv-er, n. wun hoo overlivz; a 
 
 survjvor. [tu burdn. 
 
 Overload, O-ver-lc&d, v. t. tu lod wid tu) mug; 
 OvERLOs'G, 0-ver-16g, a. tit) log. 
 Overlook, Q-ver-liik, v. t. tu vq, from a hjer 
 
 plas; tu vi], fuli; tu pursi],; tu superintend; tu 
 
 overse: tu revii; — tu pas bj induljentli; tu neg- 
 
 lekt; tu sljt. 
 Overlooker, O-ver-ltik-cr, n. wun hoo overltaks. 
 OvERLOOP, O'ver-loop, n. {JVaut.} erlop. Se ( Or- 
 
 lop.) 
 OvERLOVE, Q-ver-ldv, v. t. tti luv too mug. 
 Overmasted, O-ver-mdst-ed, a. havig too mug 
 
 mast. [guvern. 
 
 Overmaster, O-ver-mdst-er, v. t. tu subdi],; tu 
 Overmatch, O-ver-mag, v. t. tu be too p-serful 
 
 fer: ti.i kogker. [si^perioriti. 
 
 Overmatch, O'ver-mag, n. wun ov superior p'serz; 
 Overmkasure, Q-ver-mej-nr, v. t. tu me3q,r er 
 
 estim it tot) Iqrjli. 
 OvEEMKASURE, Q-ver-mej-vir, n. samtig givn 
 
 ovei- de i\\\ megi^r; a surplus. 
 OvERMKRRY, O-ver-mer-i, a. eksesivli meri. 
 OvERMiCKLE, O-ver-mik-1,* a. overmdg. 
 OvERMiX, Q-ver-miks, v. t. tu miks widt too mug. 
 OvERMODEST, O-ver-mod-est, a. too bajful; too 
 
 rszer.d. 
 OvERMOST, O'ver-most,* a. hjest; over de rest. 
 Overmuch, O-ver-miig, a. too mug; mor dan 
 
 eniif. 
 Overmuch, O-vor-mug, ad. in too grat a degre. 
 Overmuch, O-vcr-miig, n. mor dan endf. 
 OvERMUCUNESS, O-ver-mdg-nes,* n. sti,perabdnd- 
 
 ans. [eksed in number. 
 
 OvEEMULTiTUDE, O-ver-mul-ti-ttxd,* v. t. tu 
 Overname, O-vcr-nam, v.t. tu nam over in a 
 
 serie/.. 
 Overnight, O-ver-njt, n. njt befor bed-tjm. 
 Overnight, Q-ver-njt, ad. firoo de njt; in de njt; 
 
 in ds evnig, or in de evnig befor. 
 OvEROFFiCious, O-ver-of-iJ-us, a. too ofijus. 
 Overpaixt, CJ-ver-paut, v. t. tu kulor tio strogli. 
 OvERPART, Q-vor-p^rt)* ''• ^- ti^ 'i-sin UdLj a pqrt. 
 Overpass, Q-ver-pds, u. t. tu kros; tu overliik: 
 tu pas wid disregard; tu omit; not tu resev. 
 
 Overpast, O-ver-pdst, p. a. gon; past. 
 Overpay', O-ver-pa, v. t. tu pa to mug. [abdv. 
 OvERPEEE, O-ver-per,* tu overluk; tu huver 
 OvERPERCH, tO-ver-perg,* v. t. tu flj over. 
 OvERPERSUADE, O-ver-pcr-swad, v. t. tu perswad 
 
 tcT) mug, or agenst inklinajon. 
 OvERPiCTURE, 0-ver-pikt-yq,r, v. t. tu eksed in 
 
 rcprezentajun. [mor dan endf. 
 
 Overplus, lO'ver-plus, n. surplus; hwot remanz 
 OvERPLY, (D-ver-plj, v. t. tu emplaf too lab(f>riu3li. 
 Overpoise, O-ver-pffz, v. t. tu Tstwa. 
 Overpoise, O'ver-perz, n. preponderant wat. 
 OvERPOLiSH, (O-ver-pol-iJ, v. t. tu finij toD njsli. 
 OvERPONDEROus, 0-ver-p6n-der-us, a. too wati. 
 OvERPOST, C0-ver-p6st, v. t. tu get kwikli over. 
 Overpower, 0-ver-p"s-er, v. t. tu vagkwij bj 
 
 fors; tu bv disn; tu overtrif); tu be predominant 
 
 over: tu opresbj sqperioriti. 
 Overpowering, (D-ver-p's-er-ig, p/), a. b^rig d^sn 
 
 bj superior p'ser. 
 OvERPRESS, GJ-ver-pres, i;. t. tu overbwelm; ixx 
 
 kruJ; tu overkum bj entreti; tu pres er perswad 
 
 too mug. [prj^- 
 
 Overprize, Q-ver-prjz, v. t. tu valyq, at too hj a 
 OvERPROMPT. O-ver-promt, a. promt tu ekses. 
 OvERPEOMPTNESS, O-ver-promt-nes, n. hastines; 
 
 presipitajon. 
 OvERPROPORTiON, O-ver-pro-por-Jon, v. t. tui 
 
 mak too grat a proporjon. [stat. 
 
 OvERQUiETNESS, O-ver-kwj-et-nes, n. a too kwjet 
 OvERRAKE, Q-ver-rak, v. t. {Naut.) tu brak in 
 
 upon, az wavz over a Jip hwjl at agkor. 
 Overran, O-ver-ran, i. from COverrun. Ss 
 
 ( Overrun.) 
 OvERRANK, O-ver-ragk, a. too ragk. [to) hj. 
 
 Overrate, O-ver-rat, v. t. tu rat at too mug er 
 Overreach, (D-ver-reg, w. t. tu rjz abdv; tu ds- 
 
 S£v; tu go beyond; tu serkumvent. 
 Overreach, O-ver-reg, v, i. tu sirjk de hjnder 
 
 fet too fqr forward, az a hers, so dat de toz strjk 
 
 agenst de for Jooz. 
 Overreach, O'ver-reg, n. de akt ov overregig; a 
 
 stran; a swelig ov de master-sinyi| ov a hers. 
 Overreachee, G)-ver-reg-er, n. wun dat over- 
 
 regez: a get. 
 OvEEREAD, O-ver-red,* v. t. tu perdoz. 
 Overreckon, O-ver-rek-n, v. t. tu rekn too mug. 
 Override, CO-ver-rjd, v. t. tu rjd over; tu rjd tott 
 
 mug; — {Law) tu sq,persed. 
 OvERRiGiD, O-ver-rij-id, a. too rijid; too strikt. 
 Overripe, Q-ver-rjp, a. too rjp. 
 OvERRiPEN, (D-ver-rjp-n, v. t. tu mak td) rjp. 
 Overroast, O-ver-rost, v. t. tu rost too mug. 
 OvEEEULE, 0-ver-rtt)l, v. t. tu kontrol er inf hj,ens; 
 
 tu inflqens bj predominant p'ser; tia guvern wid 
 
 hj otoriti; tu si|perintend; tu si^persed; — {Laio) 
 
 tu mak verd; tu rejekt. [a direktor. 
 
 OvERRULER, (D-ver-rObl-er, n. wun hoo overroblz; 
 Overruling, Q-ver-robl-ig, pp. a. guvernig wid 
 
 sqperior p'ser; direktig. 
 Overrun, Q-ver-rdn, v. t. tu haras bj inkurjonz; 
 
 tu ravaj; tu 3tnin; tu pas behjnd; tu over- 
 
 spred; tu kuver el over; tu doo misgif bj grat 
 
 numberz; tu inji],r bj tredig A'^u;— {Printing) 
 
 tu run beyond de proper legt bj menz ov inser- 
 
 Jonz; tu canj de dispozijon ov Ijiiz or pajez. 
 Overrun, U)-ver-rdn, v. i. tu overflo; tu be mor 
 
 dan ful. 
 OvEEEUNNER, O-ver-rdn-er, n. wun hcO overrdnz. 
 Oversea, Wver-se, a. feren; from beyond de se. 
 Oversee, O-ver-se, v. t. tu wog over; tu obz^rv 
 
 kiirfkili; tu si^perintend; tu Ovorhak. 
 Overseer, O-ver-se-cr, n. wun hoD oversez; a 
 
 superintendent; an ofiser hto haz rte kj^ror sqper- 
 
 iiitendens ov eni mater, az a literari s^minari, 
 1 de poor, &s.
 
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 OnKSEERBHiP, Q-Ter-«<-or-/ip, n. At oflj or ita- 
 
 Jori iiv an uvi-rsfor. 
 OVKiiaELL, (J-vur-8^1, V. t. tu B«l at Us hj a pr\t; 
 
 tu .tfl toi inug. 
 OvERurr, (J-vor-s^t, r. ^ tu turn botom upwanli; 
 
 tu tru uf de baiis; tu subvert; tu overtdro. 
 Otkeskt, U-ver-a^t, v. i. tu fel of d( baaia; (a 
 
 turn over. 
 Otkrsoadb, O-ver-JAd, f. <. tu kuvor wid a /ad. 
 Ov£H.siiAi)OW, (J-ver-Jad-io, f. t. tu tru a Judu 
 
 over: tu Ji-ltcr; tu |irot«kt. [t>ver/ido». 
 
 OvER8iiADOW£R, (i)-vor-Jad-o-er, n. wun bat 
 OvEiuJiiiNK, CJ vor-Jjn, v. I. tu ■st/jn. 
 Otermhoot, (J-vcr-Jobt, c. t. tu flj be/6nd de 
 
 tnqrk. 
 OvKEJiUOOT, Q-veT-jM, v. I. tu Jtfit brj6nd; tu 
 
 pan nwiftli over: tu vontyqr tj) fijr; — tu hav 
 
 wotcr ««j Jot uver rtut wun (lOrt, ax uv a hwcl, 
 
 it ludo<l and turni, hwjl de udrr iz cmti. 
 Otxbbhot-wukkl, (d'ver-/«t-hwe'l, n. a hwel 
 
 hwit; iz turntl l>| woter fluio on At top or it. 
 OykRSIOHT, tJ'ver-«jt, H. utipcrinUiDdeD!!; io!<|>ok- 
 
 Joti: luiifU'ik: emr; — iniit<?nJoir. inadvfrt4.-nsi. 
 Otersize, (J-vcr-sjz, v. t. tu surpda in bulk; tu 
 
 jila-iier (jver. [Mkop. 
 
 Oyerskip, (J-vor-skip, v. t. tu pas b| Icpig; tu 
 OVKRSLEKP, (J-vcr-.Mlep, r. t. tu olep ta> log. 
 Oterslif, (J-ver-alip, v. t. tu let slip bj; tu nce- 
 
 lokt. [Se < '>r«'r«'/M 
 
 Oversold. Q-ror-suld, •. and />. from (Jtertel. 
 OvKKKooN. (.J-ver-!i<f>ii, ad. Un sa>n. [mu(j. 
 
 OvLRsoKiiow, tJ-ver-*6r-<D,* r. t. tu aflikt Uh 
 OvKRMi>KAK, CJ-rer-Kjick, v. t. tu sa to inucj. 
 OvtRUPEXT, (0-ver-»p^nt, />. «. werid; hanwt; 
 
 fur^i^-nt. 
 Overspread, (J-vcr-sprd<l, t>. t. tu kaTcroTer;ta 
 
 fil: tu 8kat«r over. 
 Oterstand, (J-vur-stand,* v. t. tu stand (<t> mu<j 
 
 up<>D knndijon*. [maq. 
 
 Oterstare, U-Ter-8t4r,* v. i. tu st^r wjldli or io 
 OrxRSTATE, Q-vcr-Bt&t, V. t. tu Stat ta> b{: tu 
 
 egtsjcmt. [statmcnt. 
 
 OvER.STATF.MENT, O-Tcr-stat ment, n. UD h| a 
 OVKKSTKP, {J-ver-st<4p, r. t. tu stop bryi'md. 
 Otkrstink, U)-vcr-stiflk, c. t. tu surpus in «tcn(j. 
 Overstock, (i)-Ter-st6k, r. t. tu fil ud ful; tu 
 
 krdd. 
 Overstore, 0-vcr-8t<Sr, v. t. tu stor wid Ua muij. 
 OrtusTRAiN, ti)-vcr-8tr6n, v. i. tu mak tit» vjuU-nt 
 
 i'fMrti<. [t«i> ftjr. 
 
 OvKRSTRAix, 0-vor-»tnin, v. t. tu stmn »r streq 
 Overstrew, (J-vor-stru, t'. t. tu spred over. Se 
 
 OvERSTRirr, O-vcr-strikt, a. cksesivli strikt. 
 Oterstrike, O-vcr-strjk,* c. t. tu overr«£»l; tu 
 
 b.ir d'sn. 
 OvtR-swELL, 0-vor-«w6I, r. t. tu rjz nbdr. 
 Otert, (J'T^rt,*. opn: manifest; publik; api^rent; 
 
 not (tf kret; not kon.'«fld. 
 Otert-act, O'vvrt-akt, n. {Late) an opu akt, ka- 
 
 pabl bj 111 ov brifl m3nif(><it!i pnnvd. 
 Overtake, (J-ver-tak. r. t. tu knr; bj pur-i'it; tu 
 
 kum up tu sumtip guig brf(jr; tu tnk bj unr- 
 
 prjt [mu<j. 
 
 Overtask, 0-ver-td*k, r. t. tu burdn or ta»k lot 
 Overtax. U-vcr-taks, r. /. tu taka ta> bovili. 
 OvERTEDiot'8, (D-ver-tid-jms, a. ekscsirli tcdyus. 
 
 Se < Ttfiioun.) (ijj. 
 
 Overtekhkd, (J'vor-trmd, a. worn dun wid tem- 
 OvERTIinow, (,)-vor-tru, r.l. [i. overtnL, /.#. over- 
 
 triiip, uivprtriin;] tu rUiin: tu def^l; tu subvert. 
 OvKRTiiKOW, (lyrer-tro, n. nain. drfrt. 
 OvKRTiRE, tJ-vor-ijr, r. t. tu Rubdt^ wid fat^fc. 
 Overtly, (J'vcrt-li, ad. in an uv^rt manrr: upnli. 
 Overtook, O-ver-tuk, i. from t.)v*rtiik. 
 Overtop, u)-vcr-t4Sp, r. t. tu r|i abdv; tu surpds. 
 
 Overtrade, <^ ■ , i tA mu<j. 
 
 Overtlrr, ( - i.-ki^vif: a 
 
 l»ru|«j»ul; .,.- _ k.iiiM.l.-rii- 
 
 Jon. (Mu*.f All itiUwaukiwn ^n ov lai^aik 
 
 prrrik!<l tu un ontturiu, koUM^rt, nr opora. 
 
 OvERTLRii, (J-vor-ldm. •. (. tu'trw d«D: tu bvef 
 
 tru; tu subv^t; tu tUitn; tu fcivcrpvcr; la 
 
 k.ykcr. [tro. 
 
 OvERTi'RN, (J'ror-tura, m. a subvfr/un; aa uvar* 
 
 Ovektlrsablk, (J ver-tdm-a-bl, a. dat ma b« 
 
 uvirliirnd. [idrni. 
 
 Overtur.ner, (i)-Ter-t(im-er, a. wun b<t> uver- 
 
 OvtjiVALUE, tJ-vcr-vil-yn, o. I. tu rat at i<ii h} 
 
 " I'T- tKMtli. 
 
 OVKUWEES, O-vcr-wfn, r. i. tu tigk hili uc aro- 
 
 OvKRWKL.Ni.su, (J-viT-w^n-ig, a. Tan; koiuctod; 
 
 ari,i;;iint. Igaiu. 
 
 OvKRwtK.NixoLT, (D-vor-w<n-ig-li, ad. widirw 
 
 UvfcuwtiuuT, (J'vcr-wat, n. preponderaai. 
 
 OvEuwiiELM, U-vcr-bw^im, r. t. tu sprod over 
 
 and kuvcr i«r kruj wid «umtiy; tu im^ra and 
 
 bi^r dvn, uz u fli^id; tu ovcrplier; tu suUli^; tu 
 
 kruJ. [ijj; kru/ifl, 
 
 OvKRWHELiiiNO, Q-vcr-hw6im-in, ;>/>. a. uverfki* 
 
 Overwork, (J-vir-wdrk, v. t. [i. uvorwiirkt »/r 
 
 uverr.il, fj*. uverwiirkii), uvurwdrkt or wvumil:] 
 
 tu wurk tti) uiu(j: tu ijr. 
 
 OVERWROLUIIT, (Jvcr-ril, I. and p. frrtm <Jrer' 
 
 irttrl; lubord Ut> muq. [borai. 
 
 OviBOS, (J'vi-b<>s, n. a spe/ri ov oks havig wjd 
 
 OviDiAK, D-vid-i-an, a. relatig tu, or rczuuiblig, 
 
 (Jvid. 
 Oviduct, O'vi-dukt, ». de ti^b hwiq kimJiiku 
 dc uvum from de uvari tu de ji^teru.t, »t tu aa 
 ek*lvrniil ntlet. l'^^'U ♦'(?*• 
 
 OviKLRoL's, (J-vif-cr-u«, «. {Zfl.) luirio.^ kun- 
 OviKOHM, (J'vi-form, a. bavig de /np uv un eg. 
 OviuEROL'S, CJ-vij-iir-us, a. biirig or kariig egs. 
 Ovine, (J'vjn, a. bclugig tu Jrp. 
 Oviparous, U-vip-a-rus, a. prodt^sig yug bj eg*. 
 Oviposit, 0-vi-p6x-it,c.<. (A»/.> tulaor dcpuiit 
 t-»Ci. lUig ofu 
 
 OviposiTiON, 0-vip-o-ii/-on, fi. {Fnt.) at akt oV 
 OvirosiTOR, tJ-vi-|j«ii-i-t<>r, n. {tJU.) de in»int»- 
 m<'nl \i\ hwic an insekt kundukt.'* il^ c^^i tu A\t 
 aprupriat iijdus. [kontaus dc uruio. 
 
 Ovisac, CJ'vi-sak, n. dc kaviti in de uvari hwiq 
 OvoiD, U'vffd, a. formd Ijk an c^; cg/npu 
 OvoLO, (J-vulu, ». a konvek." inuMiu.or kwortar- 
 rund, yiijiinli a kwnrtor <>r a !<^rkl, and frr- 
 kwenlli kut wid a rv|>rczcntaJon uv a strig ov 
 
 OvoviPARi'B, O-vu-rip-a-mx, a. an animal ii led 
 
 tu br uvuvi|iaru!< bwen At vf, it ha4;t widin dc 
 
 b«di, and dr yug wun ek^kh^ded al{T. 
 OviLE, O'viil, n. {li't.) a nixlimcntari scd. 
 OviM, tJ'vum, H. [L.] I'l. tiyva; Rn eg; {Arek.) 
 
 an omauicnt in de form ov eg*. 
 Owe, (J, p. (. tu be held i<r bfnd tu p« tu; ta 
 
 be indet«d tu; tu be under obliga/oo foq tu 
 
 bar fn>m, at a k6nwkwons ot a kot. 
 Owe, (J, r. I. tu br blind ic ubljd. 
 OwiNO, uyig, ;>/>. a. di^. at a dot; impi^labl tB,M 
 
 an njent: iinpiitiibl at an rfekt. 
 Owl, 61, n. a b^-rd, <)V novenil Tnrjftit, dal flji 
 
 qrfli in dc njt, livt in bold tret, aiod cti D^a, — 
 
 a var»eti ov pijon. 
 Owl. ol, *. I. tu kari on an unbtful trad. 
 OwLKR, '^I'er, fi. wi: ' . kuntrabaod gitdi; 
 
 wun bob karit 'St \« 
 OWLINO, 'i^l'ig, n. II' :i<t publik tnd. 
 
 Owlish, 'Sl'iJ, a. rrtvuii'.ig ao nl. 
 0w.\, On, «. brl6gig tu; pus^l; pckqlyar, (vopcr 
 
 tu; at, fnf an. 
 Own, (dn, v. i. tu pow!* bj rjt^-tu kunf^; la «k> 
 
 D61ej; tu avt fi>r wuni on; tu avi.
 
 PAC 
 
 300 
 
 PAS 
 
 O^WTJEE, On'er, n. ds ritfml proprj'etor. 
 Ownership, On'er-Jip, n. rjtful pozejon. 
 OwsE, "Sz, ) a. bqrk betn smel, yi|zd bj tan- 
 
 OwsEE, ^z'-er, ) erz; de likor ov a tan-vat; odz. 
 
 Se {Ooze.y 
 Ox, Oks, n., pi. Oks'n; a kastrated bxal. 
 Oxalate, Oks'a-lat, n. {Ohem.) a selt fermd bj 
 
 a kombinajon ov oksalik asid wid a bas. 
 Oxalic, Oks-al-ik, a. obtand from sorel. 
 OxALis, Oks'a-lis, n. [£.] {Bot.} a jenus ov 
 
 plants; a Jqrp asid plant; sorel. 
 OxALiMiDE, Oks-al-i-mid, * n. { Chem.} a substans 
 OxAMiD, Oks'a-mid, ) obtand bj hstig oks- 
 
 alat ov amonia in a rstert. 
 OxBANE, Oks'ban, n. a plant. 
 OxBiED, Oks'berd, n. a spsjez ov wadii) berd. 
 Oxbow, Oks'bo, n. a bo for yokig an oks. 
 OxEYE, Oks'i, n. a plant; a Jrub; a fl-ser: a dazi. 
 Oxidate, Oks'i-dat, v. t. tu konvert intu an oks- 
 
 id; tia oksidjz. 
 Oxidation, Oks-i-da-Jon, n. de akt ov oksidjzig; 
 
 akt ov kombjnig wid oksijen; de akt ov turnii) 
 
 tm de Stat ov an oksid; oksidjzment. 
 Oxide, Oks'id, n. a substans fermd bj de yq,nyon 
 
 ov oksijen wid sum bas. [id. 
 
 Oxidize, Oks'id-jz, -v. t. ta konvert intia an oks- 
 Oxidizement, Oks'id-jz-ment, n. oksidajon. 
 Oxiodio, Oks-i-6d-ik, a. relatig tu, or konsistig 
 
 ov, de kompTind ov oksijen and jodin. 
 OxLiKE, Oks'ljk, a. rezemblig de oks. [slip. 
 
 OxLiP, Oks'lip, n. a vernal fl-ser; de sam wid ks- 
 OxoNiAN, Oks-(f)-ni-an, n. a member er gradyqat 
 
 ov de Yq,niversiti ov Oksford, in Iggland. 
 OxPECKEE, Oks'pek-er, n. a spejez ov berd. 
 OxsTALL, Oks'stel, n. a stand or stel fer oksn. 
 Oxtongue, Oks'tui), n. an anyi^al plant. 
 OxTCHLOEio, Oks-i-kl6-rik, a. notig an asid pro- 
 
 kqrd bj de pqrjal dekompozijon ov klcorik asid; 
 
 perklorik. 
 OxTCEATE, Oks'i-krat, n. a inikstyq,r ov weter 
 
 and vinegar. 
 Oxygen, Oks'i-jen, w. an elem^ntari bodi hwiq 
 
 sumtjmz egzists in de solid er flq,id ferm, but 
 
 hwiq kan canli be egzamind in de stat ov a gas, 
 
 in hwiq stat it iz kulorles, tastles, and a litl hev- 
 
 ier dan komon ^. It iz de most ekstensivli di- 
 
 fqzd substans in natyq,r, fermiij 21 persent bj 
 
 volyq,m ov de atmosfer, and at-njnts, bj wat, ov 
 
 de weterz ov de glob. It iz de grat suporter ov 
 Ijf and kombustyon, and in kombinajon wid 
 uder substansez it formz oksidz and asidz. 3is 
 important element woz diskdverd bj (Dr. Priest- 
 ly) in 1774. [ijenatig. 
 I Oxygenation, Oks-i-jen-a-Jon, n. de akt ov oks- 
 
 OxYGENiZE, Oks'i-jen-jz, v. t. tu asidif j bj oksi- 
 jen: tia impregnat wid oksijen. 
 
 Oxygenous, Ote-ij-en-us, a. relatig tu er kon- 
 tanii) oksijen. [glz. 
 
 Oxygon, Oks'i-gon, n. a trjaggl wid tre ak^t ag- 
 
 OxYMEL, Oks'i-mel, n. a mikstyi^r ov vinegar and 
 huni. 
 
 Oxymoron, Oks-i-m(5-ron, n. {Rhet.) a. figyi^r 
 bj bwig a wurd iz yt^zd in a pekTi,lyar sens, er 
 wid pregnant menii); az, "krOtel kjndnes." 
 
 Oxymuriate, Oks-i-mTi,-ri-at, n. a selt fermd ov 
 oksimnriatik asid and a bas. Oksimiiiiat ov 
 Ifm, klorid ov Ijm, a valyq,abl bleqig komp'snd. 
 
 OxYMUEiATic, Oks-i-mq,-ri-at-ik, a. an asid, kold 
 elso klarin. 
 
 OxYPHONY, Oks-if-o-ni, n. aktj,tnes ov vffs. 
 
 OxYERHODiNE, Oks-ir-o-din, n. a mikstyi^r ov 
 t<D ixirts ov erl ov rozez wid wun ov vinegar ov 
 rozez. 
 
 OxYSEL, Oks'i-sel, n. a selt konsistig ov oksijen- 
 ated asid and oksid. 
 
 OxYTONE, Oks'i-ton, ». d wurd wid an akq,t s'snd, 
 er havig an ak^t aksent on de last silabl. 
 
 Oyer, O'yer, n. {Law) a. herig; elwaz jffnd wid 
 terminer, d kort ov oyer and terminer, a kort 
 fer herig and determinig kezez. 
 
 Oyes, O-j'es, inter. {Law) "Her ye;" — a kel f er 
 atenjon, yijzd bj a Jerif er krjer, az an introduk- 
 Jon tu a proklamajon. [al. 
 
 Oysanitk, o'san-jt, n. {Min.) a spejez ov miner- 
 
 Oystee, CTs'ter, n. a bjvalv, testajus fij; an ostra- 
 Jan. [ersterz. 
 
 Oysteebed, CTs'ter-bed, n. a bed er bredig-plas ov 
 
 Oystee-shell, ©"s'ter-Jel, n. de Jel ov an erster. 
 
 Oystee-wench, O's'ter-weng, | n. a wuman 
 
 Otstee-wife, CTs'ter-wjf, > ho selz ers- 
 
 Otster-woman, CTs'ter-wu-man,) terz. 
 
 OzvENA, CJ-ze-na, n. {Med.) an ulser in de noz, 
 hwiq disqqrjez a fetid, pi^rrolent mater. 
 
 Ozocerite, Oz-o-se-rjt, n. {Med.) a mineral re- 
 z^mblig rezinus waks in konsistens and transln- 
 sensi. 
 
 P. 
 
 Pp, iz a labial hwisperd eksplodent, fdrmd bj a 
 , sljt komprejon ov de anterior pqrt ov de lips, 
 az in pelt. 
 
 Pabulae, Pab-yq,-lar, a. afordig food; alim6ntal. 
 
 Tabulation, Pab-yn-la-Jon, n. de akt ov fedig. 
 
 Fabulous, Pab-yq,-lus, a. afordig aliment; ali- 
 mental. [(Srt. 
 
 Pabulum, Pab-yn,-lum, n. [£.] fend; aliment; sup- 
 
 Paoa, Pa-ka, n. {Zool.) a kwodrcoped ov S-st 
 Amerika, ov de lama trjb, keld elso alpdlca. 
 
 Paoal, Pa-kal, n. {£ot.) a tre ov PerA, havig 
 medisinal kwolitiz. 
 
 Pacation, Pa-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov trankwiljzig. 
 
 Pace, Pas, n. de distans betwen de tea fet in wek- 
 ig, komonli Estimated at 2}/^ iit; but de jeomet- 
 rikal pas iz dubl dat distans, or de bol spas past 
 bj de sam f ut from wun f ut tu andder: — a de- 
 gre on de ekwator megT^rz 60,000 suq pasez; — a 
 step; a gat; maner ov wekig, az a kwik er slo 
 
 pas; degre ov seleriti. Fdsez ov a hers, de nat- 
 
 yi^ral pasez qr tre — a wek, a trot, and a galop, 
 
 tu hwiq ma be aded an ambl. Tui kep er hold 
 
 p6s, tu kontinyq, tu mcDV az fast az sumtig els; 
 
 not tu fel bak. 
 
 Pace, Pas, v. i. tu mcDv on sloli; tu go; tu mayv 
 
 wid a partikyn,lar gat, az a hers, bj razig de 
 
 legz on de sam sjd tugeder. [go. 
 
 Pace, Pas, v. t. tu megrir bj steps; tu dir^kt; tu 
 
 Paced, Past, a. havig a partikynlar gat. 
 
 Pacee, Pas-er, n. wun hdo pasez; a hers dat pasez. 
 
 Pacha, ) Pa-Je, n. a tjtl ov onor givn, in de orijin 
 
 Pasha, \ ov de TurkiJ empjr, tu de ministerz 
 
 and ^ef asistants ov de Sultan, hweder militari 
 
 er lemed. It iz tts atribyi^ted tu de guvemorz 
 
 ov provinsez stjld pajeliks. Se distigkjon ov 
 
 ragk betwen de t<D klasez ov pajez konsists in 
 
 de number ov hers talz hwiq qr karid befordem 
 
 az standardz, de hjer havig tre, and de loer t<D.
 
 PAD 
 
 801 
 
 k'Al 
 
 Paobacamac, Pak-a-ko-iniik, n. At nam ot At 
 
 diviniti or bcifl wurjipt bj dr jdolaton ov Pent 
 
 az dr krtnlor ov dr yqnivi^rs. 
 Pachalic, Pa-J"-lik, u. dt jiiri«dikJon ov a p»J»5. 
 Pachyduim, Pak-i-d^riu, n. a tik-skind kw6d- 
 
 ru»|icd. 
 PACurbEaMATA, Pak-i-d^T-ma-ta, n. pi. {Zool.} 
 
 an order ov kw6dra>pedi bavLg tik «iunt, as At 
 
 (^Irfant, b<>i;, &s. 
 Pachyduiiiatoub, Pak-i-d«,'r-ma-tu>, a. bavig a 
 
 tik itkiii: bcli'joio tu de |^kidi,'rraato. 
 Pacikic, Pu-^■if-ik, / a. (iruniuiiio [«<; pesabl; 
 
 Pacifical, l'a-»if-i-kal, ( uijld; joutl; apriig. 
 Pacification, Paa-i-fi-ki-Jun, n. At aJct ov pui- 
 
 Pacificator, Pa-sif-i-ka-tor, n. a pes-mnker. 
 
 Pacificatory, l'a-»if-ika-t<a-ri, a. tcndig tu 
 nink i)f."<. 
 
 Pacifikr, Pa-'-i-fj-er, n. wun bon ra-^ifiz. [p6r. 
 
 Pacify. I'as-i-fi, v. t. tu a\iii: lu kwii-t; tu kom- 
 
 Pack, I'lik, n. u bun<ll or eiii til), enkluizd in a 
 kuver or brnd fast wid knrdz: a burdn or lod; 
 Q Duujber ov knrdz, or Ae number y^zd in f^mi, 
 BO tvnnd fruui bcig I'nkluzd tugedcr: a number 
 ov h^indz or d(if;z, huntif] or kept tugedi-r: a 
 nnmber ov p^rsuuz koiit'iVlemtc-d iu cni bad de- 
 t(n or proktis; cni gmt number az tu kwuntiti 
 and prcji^r; az, **a pnk or wurld ov trublz:" a lud 
 ov 240 p'sudz wat. 
 
 Pack, I'ak, r. (. tu y\&» in klus order, tu put 
 tug«?der and b[nd tu.'t; tu send in a huri; tu 
 put tugt^der, az kqrdz, in 8U^ a uuiner ax tu 
 Mki^r dc gam; tu ]>ut tugiktcr in sorU, wid a 
 fnJdyqlcnt driin, az kqrdz —hen.", tu yiin|t p^r- 
 sonz inikwitU!<li wid a vq tu sum prjvnt intenwt. 
 
 Pack, Pnk, r. i. tu be prcut or klozd; tu kluz: tu 
 Jat: tu rrmiLv in hast: tu gu of iu a buri; tu 
 kon.v'rt bad mc3qrz; tu konfcdemt for bmi pur- 
 pusex; tu prukti^ unloful konfodcrasi or kul- 
 lyon. 
 
 Package, Pak-aj, n. a bandl or bal; a kwontiti 
 b'i$nd or prcst tug^der; a qqrj mad for pakig 
 gudz. [t|d up. 
 
 Packcloth, P.ik-klof, n. a kiot in hwiq gu<lz qr 
 
 Pack-dick, Pak-duk, n. a kors sort ov linen for 
 pak-klodz. 
 
 Packer, Pak-er, n. wun hcs paks or bindx; wun 
 bill prep,irx mvrijandiz for transit. 
 
 Packl-t. Pak-ct, ». a 8mol pak: a mal ov letcrz: a 
 jxjsl-Jip; a ve;-el for lelerz or ij&senjerx, and olsw 
 l>)r m>,>ri;andjz. 
 
 Packet-boat, Pak-et-bot, n. a vcsel for kariig 
 letcrs, As. 
 
 PACKET-snip, Pik-et-Jip, n. a Jip dat salt at stat- 
 ed t|mz, for kariig f>ascnjcrx, leterx, pakajex, iSes. 
 
 Packfong, I'ak-fog, n. At t'jriex nam ov dc a\S 
 ov niki-I and kii|>er, komonli kold Jtrrman eiUer. 
 
 PACKiiouaE, Pak-hors, n. a bors ov burdn. 
 
 I'ackman, Pdk-man, n. a man boi karis a pak; a 
 p^-dliir. 
 
 Packsaddle, Pak-sod-l, n. a sadi tu kari burdnx. 
 
 PacK!>taff, Pak-slaf, it. a staf tu supurt a jiak. 
 
 Packthread, Pak-trt.><l, n. strog trcd or twju 
 yqzd in tiig up iiqrtclx. 
 
 Packwax, I'ak-waks, n. a tendon or tcndinus 
 suU^iaus in dt nek ov bn&t animAli. Rita elau 
 
 Pacos, Pii-kos, n. de I'cnsvian nam ov an frti- 
 
 lukig uir, bwiq konsi.its ov a br'Sn okaid ov juni 
 
 and i>qrtiklx uv nativ silver. 
 Pact. I'akt, n. a bqrgcn: a kdvrnant. 
 Pactio.n'al, P.ik-/oD-al, a. setld bj bqrgon; kon- 
 
 dijonal: b) wa ov a bqrgen or kdvrnant. 
 Pactitiocs, Puk-tiJ-U". a. .«etld bj agrcmcnt. 
 Pad, Pad, n. a rod; a fut|>at: an (xi-(iast hors; — 
 
 a sadl; — a robcr dat infests dc rodi on f ut. 
 
 Pad, Pad, r. t. ta bet naoA or level; la itaf; to 
 
 furuij wid a pad; tu impr^^nat wid a mordaat, 
 
 az klot. [wid a mordaou 
 
 Paddi.xo, Pad-ig, a. de akt ov impr^fnalig kk4 
 1'addle, Pad-1, r. t. tu brt dc woier, aa wid d« 
 
 bund ui>u: tu tu; tu bet woler, aa wid un; ta 
 
 pla in de woter; tu fiQ^vr. 
 Paddle, Pad-1. r. i. tu frl; tu pla wid; tu \0 
 
 wid; tu pruptil, az b) an ur. 
 Paddle, I'ad-f, n. an cr, rrir^ nz ix yqzd b) a ti^fji 
 
 rucr in a but; rm ' -. de end uv aa orj 
 
 — wun ov de fill -tim-vdM.!. 
 
 Paddlebox, P.id 1 , an ov de wuda 
 
 prujekjonx un eq ajd ov a siembut or item-voael, 
 
 widin bwii; qr de pndlx or flix dat prun^l da 
 Paddliir, I'ad-Kr, n. wun bd> padli. [vesel. 
 
 Paddluttaff, Pad-1-staf, n. an implrmeol yi^xd 
 
 bj plumi-n tu frc dc J^r from ?rt, stubl, kt. 
 Paddockstool, Pad-ok-BiiLl, n. iikU.) a maj- 
 
 ritjui or tcj<istiZ>l. 
 Paddt, P;id-i, n. rjs in de busk; — a spe/ei or 
 
 heron:— a kant t^rm for an jri/man, a kuntrak- 
 
 Jon ov {Patrick.) 
 Padklio."*, Pad-e-l|-0D, n. a plant; Ijonx-ful;- 
 
 kold olsj I'.i'iijfjip. 
 I'ADtsuA, Pa-de^u, N. a tjtl or de TurkiJ .Sultaa 
 
 und PerJ.in >Iq. [on a stapl. 
 
 Padlock, Pad-lok, n. a lok wid a link tu bag it 
 Padlock, Pad-lok, r. t. tu fasn wida padlok. 
 Pad.n'ag, I'ad-na^, n. an amblin nag. 
 i'ADowriPt, Pad-o-pip, «. Q plant. 
 Padlasoy, Pad-yn-s*, m. q kjnd ov silk stuf, 
 
 nuiud from (/Wt/a.) 
 PiSA.N, Pe-an, n. a bim in onor ov Apulij; a »og 
 
 ov tqumf; a wor-sog; an anjent poetik fut or 
 
 fur Aiiabls. 
 1'agacu. Pa-jak, n. a Kj " Jiff f^wal 
 
 tu ab-xt ten gulonz Wi: r. 
 
 Pagan, Pii-gan, n. ujent^ . _ , • r ov jdolx or 
 fols giidx: wun not a Jq^ kriityati, nor Mabome- 
 
 Pagan, I'a-ean, I i. a -r ■ .< itaa. 
 
 Paganish, P^-^n-iJ, 1 '• »»«den./:jcntil. ^ 
 
 Pagamsm, Pd-gan-is-m, n. dc rclijon or fMgaot; 
 brdenixm. 
 
 Paganize, I'lk-gan-Jx, r. t. tu render brdcni/. 
 
 P^OE, Paj, n. a h<t at^ndig on a gmt [>^-nion rader 
 for /u, and as an indikajon ov bj ragk, dan for 
 de perfonuans ov menial dqtix:— wun sjd or a 
 U'f ov a buk; rjtig or qtigz: az, "de pBj ov bis- 
 tori." 
 
 Page, Pnj, r. (. tu mqrk, as de pajet or a buk. 
 
 Pageant, Paj-ant, n. a siatjq in Ju; eni Ju; a 
 spektakl ov cntertanmcnt; a publik displa, in 
 bwiQ ol kjnds ov Jui dekorafonx qr yqzd tu 
 bjtn dc cfekt, az flags. A ■ - • . - • - j,,j (^^ 
 pomp; cni tin Jui, wid^' u. 
 
 Pagea.ntry, Paj-an-lri, ». Ktakl. 
 
 1'aqeuood, Paj-bud, n. dc :iui ox kuudijun ov a 
 
 Paoina, Paj-i-na, n. [I..] pi. Pig-i-nc; a Ui or 
 
 paj: de surfas ov a lef. 
 Paginal, Paj-i-nal,* a. konsistig ov piO'*- 
 Pagod, Pd-gud, n. an 1st Indian jdol and tempi; 
 
 (1 |i)tguda. 
 Pagoda, Pa-g6-da, n. an Vfi Indian tempi koo- 
 
 tanig an idol;— an Indian kmi, ( valyq $1,94. ) 
 Paooditk, Pig-od-jt, n. {Jtlin.y a spr/ei ov »t«- 
 
 stjt or s^rpcnlin bwiq dc ir'^uix kqrr iotu fi^- 
 
 yi^rx. [kr»b-fi/. 
 
 Pagiriax, Pa-gT^-ri-an, n. (ZjoI.) a kjad or 
 Paid, Pad, i'. and p. from Pa. .Se (Pay-) 
 Pail. I'al, n. a wudn vcscl for woter, k*. 
 Pailbrcsu, Pal-bruJ, n. a bqrd bnij furoi/l wid 
 
 bri.«lx at At end tu kirn de agglx ov reacts. 
 Pailfcl, Pal-ful, n. At kwunuii dat a F«l wU 
 
 bold.
 
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 302 
 
 PAL 
 
 Pain, Pan, n. an unezi sensajon ov bodi er mjnd; 
 
 distres: suferig; — penalti;— j:;^. de troz ov qjld- 
 
 bert; pajz. 
 Pain, Pan, v. t. tu aflikt -wid pan: tii terment. 
 Painful, Pan-ful, a. fial ov pan; afliktiv; difi- 
 
 kult: distresir); hqrd tu be born. 
 Painfully, Pan-ful-i, ad. in a panful maner. 
 Painfulxess, Pan-f ul-neg, n. aflikjon; soro; gref. 
 Painim, Pa-nim,* «. a pagan; an infidel. 
 Painless, Pan-les, a. fre from pan; verd ov trubl. 
 Pains, Panz, n. labor; k.^r; trubl. Panz, do) in 
 
 de ph^ral ferm, iz, in dsz sensez, komonli yi^,zd 
 
 az sii)gi|lar; az, "muq panz iz," &s. [person. 
 Painstaker, Panz-tak-er, n. a laborer; a laborius 
 Painstaking, Panz-tak-iij, a. laborius; industrius. 
 Painstaking, Panz-tak-ir), «. grat k^r er industri. 
 Paint, Pant, v. t. tu reprezent bj dslineajonz and 
 
 kulorz; tu la on a kulorii) substans; tu dfskrjb; 
 
 tu depikt; tu delineat; tu kulor er tu diversif j 
 
 tu ds uijnd. 
 Paint, Pant, v. i. tu la kulorz on de fas, &s. 
 Paint, Pant, n. kulor; a kulorig substans. 
 Paintee, Pant-er, n. wun hoo praktisez pantig: 
 
 wun hcD pants huzez, furniti^r, &s.; — a rop em- 
 
 plffd tu fasn a bot alogsjd ov a Jip, hwerf, <ts. 
 Painting, Pant-ii), h. ds qrt er wurk ov a panter; 
 
 ds qrt ov reprEzentiij objekts bj delineajon and 
 
 kulorz; a piktyq,r; a panted rEzemblans; kulorz 
 
 lad on. 
 Paintuee, Pant-yqr, n. &z qrt ov pantig. 
 Paie, P^r, n. tea tigz sqted tu Eg uder; t<D ov a 
 
 sert: a kupl: a bras. 
 Paie, Pqr, v. i. tu he jernd in p^z; tia kupl; tu 
 
 sx]^t: tu fit az a kisnterpqrt. Tu pq^r of, in pqr- 
 
 limentari laijgwaj, tu absent demselvz from di- 
 
 vi^onz er votig, az toD memberz ov opozit pqrtiz. 
 Paie, Pq,r, v. t. tu jun in kuplz; tu yiyiit. [kupl. 
 Paiking-time, P4r-ig-tjm, n. Az tjm hwen berdz 
 Palace, Pal-as, «. At h'ss er rezidens ov a kig, 
 
 prins, er uder grat personaj; a splendid h'ss. 
 Palace-couet, Pal-as-kort; n. {Law) a kort 
 
 held under de stii^ard ov de rffal hushold ov 
 
 Iggland, wid a jii,risdikJon ov twelv mjlz rxnd 
 
 dE palas. 
 Palacious, Pa-la-Jus,* a. rffal; nobl; magnifisent. 
 Paladin, Pal-a-din, n. a lerd er qsften; a njt ov 
 
 de risnd tabl. 
 Paleography, Pa-lE-6g-ra-fi, n. Ss {Paleog- 
 
 rapA)/.) [leontologi/.} 
 
 Paleontology, Pa-ls-on-tol-Q-ji, n. Ss {Pa- 
 Paleozoic, Pa-lE-o-z6-ik, a. {Geol.} notig fos- 
 
 iliferus strata ov erlier JEolojikal dat dan ds 
 
 kqrboniferus sistem and de m'snten Ijmston. 
 Palestra, Pa-Ies-tra, n. [L.] pi. Pa-les-trs; a 
 
 plas for perfermig atletik eksersjzez; a jim- 
 
 najium. 
 Palanquin, Pal-an-ksn, n. a kind ov kuverd 
 
 karij fur kariig personz in de 8st. [vori. 
 
 Palatable, Pal-a-ta-bl, a. pkzig tu de tast: sa- 
 Palatal, Pal-a-tal, 71. a konsonant pron^nst 
 
 qeili bj Az palat; namli, d, g,j, k, I, &c. 
 Palatal, Pal-a-tal, a. relatig tu de palat. 
 Palate, Pal-at, n. Ae rcaf ov de m'st; de ergan 
 
 ov tast. 
 Palate, Pal-at,* v. t. tu persev bj de tast. 
 Palatial, Pa-la-Jal, a. relatig tu a palas; belog- 
 
 ig tu de palat. 
 Palatinate, Pa-lat-i-nat, n. de senyori ov a 
 
 palatin; — fermerli Ae nam ov \a> Stats ov Jer- 
 
 mani, Uper and Loor Palatinat, er de Palatinat 
 
 ov de Rjn. [qts. 
 
 Palatine, Pal-a-tin, ?i. wun invested wid regal 
 Palatine, Pal-a-tin, a. pozesig reral privilejez. 
 Palavke, Pa-14-ver, n. sq,perflqus er jdl tek; 
 
 flateri; a publik delioerajon er konferens amiig 
 
 negroz. 
 
 Palavee, Pa-14-ver, v. t. and i. tu flater; tu tek 
 fiulijli. 
 
 Palaveree, Pa-lq-ver-er, n. wun hcD palqverz. 
 
 Pale, Pal, a. not rudi; won; hwjtij; palid; dim. 
 
 Pale, Pal, 71. a pffnted stak er pes ov wud; — a 
 JH,risdikjon; an enklojqr; a distrikt. 
 
 Pale, Pal, 1. 1. tu enkloz wid palz; tu enkdmpas, 
 
 Palea, Pa-le-Q, n. [L.] pi. Pa-le-e: {-Hot.} qaf; 
 Q sert ov infloresens. [sistig ov qaf. 
 
 Paleaceous, Pa-le-a-Jus, a. relatig tu, er kon- 
 
 Pale-eted, Pal-jd, a. havig jz dimd. 
 
 Palefaced, Pal-fast, a. havig de fas pal. 
 
 Palely, Pal-li, ad. wonli; not fre/li; not rudili. 
 
 Paleness, Pal-nes, »i. de stat ovbeig pal; wonnes. 
 
 Paleogeaphic, Pa-le-o-graf-ik, / a. rslatig 
 
 Paleographical, Pa-le-o-graf-i-kal, i tu pa- 
 leografi. 
 
 Paleography, Pa-le-6g-ra-fi, n. de sjens er qrt 
 ov dEsjferig anjent inskripjonz; a deskripjon ov 
 anjent rjtigz; anjent rjtigz kolektivli. 
 
 Paleologist, Pa-le-61-o-jist, n. wun verst in pa- 
 leoloji. [witiz. 
 
 Paleology, Pa-le-61-Q-jij n. de sjens ov antik- 
 
 Paleontological, Pa-le-on-to-loj-i-kal, a. re- 
 latig tu paleontoloji. 
 
 Paleontologist, Pa-le-on-tol-o-jist, ji. wun verst 
 in jialeontoloji. 
 
 Paleontology, Pa-le-on-tol-o-ji, n. de sjens dat 
 trsts ov fosil remanz, bot animal and veJEtabl. 
 
 Paleosaueus, Pa-le-Q-S8-rus, n. a JEnus ov fosil 
 sorianz. [riiim.} 
 
 Paleotheee, Pa-le-o-ter, n. sam az {Paleothe- 
 
 Paleotherian, Pa-Ie-o-te-ri-an, a. relatig tu 
 ds palEoterium. 
 
 Paleotherium, Pa-le-o-te-ri-um, n. {Geol.) a 
 jenus ov ekstigkt pakidermz; a hqj ekstigkt an- 
 imal, f-snd in dE fosil stat. 
 
 Paleous, Pa-lE-us, a. huski; gafi. 
 
 Palesteic, Pa-les-trik, i a. belogig tu de 
 
 Palesteical, Pa-les-tri-kal, \ eksersjz ov res- 
 lig: atletik. 
 
 Palette, Pal-et, n. [Fr.'\ a panterz bord er tab- 
 let, [fer ladiz. 
 
 Palfrey, Pel-fri, er Pal-fri, n. a smel hers, fit 
 
 Palfreyed, Pel-frid, a. rjdig on a pelfri. 
 
 Palification, Pal-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. de qrt er prak- 
 tis ov makig grsnd ferm bj drjvig pjlz intu it. 
 
 Palilogy, Pa-lil-o-ji, n. dE repEtiJon ov a wurd, 
 er fragment ov a sentens, fer dt sak ov grater 
 enerji; spanalepsis. 
 
 Palimpsest, Pal-imp-sest, n. pqrqment from hwiq 
 dat hwiq woz f erst ritn on it haz bin erast, so az 
 tu admit ov its beig ritn on am],; a re -ritn man- 
 yiXskript. 
 
 Palindrome, Pal-in-drom, n. a wurd, Ijn er sen- 
 tens hwiq iz Az sam red bakwardz er ferwardzj 
 az, {madam, Hannah.) 
 
 Paling, Pal-ig, n. a kjnd ov fens-wurk fer pqrks, 
 gqrdenz and gr'sndz. 
 
 Palinode, Pal-in-od, n. a poem in hwiq de efior 
 rEtrakts de invektivz kontand in a fermer satjr; 
 a rekantajon. 
 
 Palisade, Pal-i-sad, n. a defens formd bj palz er 
 staks drivn intu de gr'snd and Jqrpnd at de top. 
 
 Palisade, Pal-i-sad, v. t. tu enkloz wid palisadz. 
 
 Palisado, Pal-i-sa-do, h. palisad. Se {Palisade.) 
 
 Palish, Pal-iJ, n. sumhwot pal. 
 
 Palke, Pol-ke, n. a Bengol term fer palanken. 
 
 Pall, Pel, n. a klok er mantl ov stat; de mantl 
 ov an qrqbijop; de kuverig tron over de ded; — a 
 detent, klik, er smol pes ov metal dat felz betwen 
 de tet ov a raket hwel. {Her.) Q. figyiy: in de 
 form ov de leter Y. 
 
 Pall, Pel, v. i. tu beknm vapid; tu Icoz spirit, 
 strcgt, tast, er relij; tu bekum insipid, tastles er 
 flat.
 
 PAL 
 
 ao8 
 
 PAN 
 
 Pall, Pol, v. t. tu muk iiuipid ar rapid; ta dU- 
 
 pint: tu wrku; tu iiii|>;ir; tu klir. 
 
 Pallaoivm, l'al-M-<li-uiu, n. [A.j /'/. i'al-a-di-o, 
 {J^fj. I i'ul-a-di-umx; a ttAtyi^ uv i'alaj in an- 
 Jcut Titr, on de proicrvnjou uv hwiq dt tntii ov 
 dc iiiti wui (Iruul tu drpi^iid: oni Mkiirili or pru- 
 U>k/.iii. < cVw.) (J hwjtij luctal, rcri h<trd, but 
 dukiil luid malrubl. 
 
 I'allah, I'al-a, n. iZ"4.) a •iv/ri ov antclop. 
 
 Pallah, I'ai-aii, It. {.■Utrt'ti.} a hih.jI planet or na- 
 tvrrfd di«kdvenl bi Dr Uib«n, ov UrruuD, in 
 1H02. 
 
 Pallat, I'il-at, ». a pqrt or a woq. 
 
 Pallet, I'nI-ct. n. u .«mol b«r<l: u mrn ImnI; a yrs 
 k»nokt<-d wii u [lOiidiiUiiu or buliiii.-i in u klok or 
 wlkj; an insLni>un.'nt yilid in gildig; — a |janton 
 b«jni; a i>ali-t;-'<j bitinlikraft tO)!; a sort ov Juvl. 
 {Jlrr.) a litl \»i\ or pu<t. 
 
 Pall-holdkr, IVil-huld-cr, n. wun bin karix or 
 bul'lz <i |>"l at u borial. 
 
 Pallial, I'ul-i-al, a. {(Ji>ni-h.) At pulial iinnrff n 
 ix u incirk furmd iu a bivalv Jul b^ dr paliuin ur 
 mantl. 
 
 Palliate, I'il-i-nt, v. t. tu kuvcr wid ekaki'i": 
 tu i-kjienyi^at; tu !Hjfn bj fiivorubl rvprrxcnia- 
 Jonx: tu iniii>pit: tu kiir ini|M<rfcktli or t^injtu.- 
 rurili, nut ridikali; tu ex, not ki^r; tu glos; tu 
 vqrnij. 
 
 Palliation. Pal-i-d-Jon, n. At akt ov paliatig: 
 ekj<tvny(ia/on; alcviiijun: favorabl rcpirtontajon; 
 ckitki'i"; imjo.'rfL'kt kiir; mitign/on. 
 
 PaLLIatite. I'al-i-a-tiv, a. lomin) tu palial, mit- 
 i>nit. 'T I'k.'ioiiyiiut; rrlcvig; i>k^i>-ii\-iiuti(). 
 
 Palliative, r.il-i-a-tiv, n. .'umtio rtat luiliiiLi. 
 
 Pallid. Pal-id, ». pul; not h|-kul»ni: not brjt. 
 
 PalliunkmH, Pal'iii-nf.<, n. de *XhX ov brig pulid. 
 
 Pall-mall, IVI-im>l, 'i. a pin wid u U>1 and malot: 
 dc plai bwi^r Az ^va ix plad. 
 
 Palm, i'lira. n. dr nam ov meni npr/rx ov plant.*, 
 but jKiriikynl'irli ov dr <lnt tre.or pnit i"iin. a nn- 
 tiv ov tljiii iiii'l Afrik'i. dc bnimjct ov liwi(j wcr 
 an/cntli wuni in twkn ov viktori, from bwi<; dr 
 wurd n'H ^ignifjx suprrioriti. viktori, or tqumf: 
 de brod trjay^iilur \*\Tl ov an agkor at At vnA 
 ov dr qrinx. Atniig ."tinon, nn iii^tribuient yqzd 
 in Soil) kaiiva.s in.'tod ov u tiuibl. In uii'jur- 
 mcnt. At broJt ov dr hand: the iioinan ]iqiu woz 
 abit S'^' inqcz, dc \\ya^^ >z reknd at .°i in(;i-z. 
 
 Palm, V<\m, r. r. tu konsel in At \*\va az juKlerz; 
 tu itn|itjz bi frwl; tu handl; tu strok wid dc 
 band. 
 
 Palma-chhibti. P.^l-inu-kria-t[, n. a plant: dr 
 ka- 
 
 Palm . n. {Anat.) rtlatig tu de pqin 
 
 ov : '.mat. 
 
 Palmarv, I'Hl-ma-ri, a. prin!>ipal: kapital; palmar. 
 
 Palmate. I'al-nmt, a. (/>'><.> /apt Ijk a |»^m: 
 limil'ir tu dijitnt, but wid divijonc mur /alu 
 ami br<dcr. 
 
 PALMATKn. Pri!-miit-cd, a. havijj de /ap ov At 
 hii: ^-bd. ai df fet ov akwatik bfrdx. 
 
 Palm . '<. a !«ortiiv pilgrim.or knMadcr, 
 
 rtt. „ - ralotftJD, kariig a bran^ova pqm- 
 trt: u ti-nil. 
 
 Palmkr-wokm, P<\m-«r-wnnii,i». «i oartoT lokust. 
 
 Palmetto. Pal iu«»t-j, n. a •: ' 1 |.(in-tre. 
 
 PALMIKEttOtH. Pal inll-or-n- ,:iiz. 
 
 PALUirtn. I'sl-mi-fx-d, 'i. a « . r owimin 
 
 »H;nl. 
 Palmiped. Pal-mi-pcd, m. wpb-fut«d: fin-fut4xl. 
 PALMittTER. Pal-mis-ter, n. wan h>ti drlx in p*l- 
 
 mi.-tri. 
 Palmistrt. Pal-mis-tri, n. iarXy^n-XcW^ y>\ At 
 
 \*\m i>v dr hand. 
 Palm-oil, P'^m-trl, n. a tik dpktqu^ likwidobt4ind 
 
 froui de frutl ov diforcnt |)qratrtx in Afhka. 
 
 \'k •■ Sun-4U, m. At i^noAtk 
 
 I iu kocBMuumJuo ov KfMi 
 lii-i •■•■ 1 - hwtD At malti- 
 
 tlli r-lrxlKl I-, na. 
 
 Palm «-!.<< E, l . ubUnd from a 
 
 iipr/fz ov |rfiiii-irt lu dt lit IjkIci, hwv »l l» 
 
 k<>ld U)di. 
 Palmy, P>^-mi, m. b^rig pqnx; ndri/in. 
 Palp, Palp, h. (£mt.} a jirotsd leiuucrtta «rg>a 
 
 or feler or an ina«kl. 
 Pali-auility, Pal-pa-bil-i-U, m. At kwultti or bt- 
 
 i\) |>al|>:ibl. 
 
 Pali-able. Pal-pa-bl,a. dat ma be fell; gru«; plan. 
 pALi-ABLENEaa, Pal-pa-bl-no«,ii. de kwulitior b«- 
 
 ig |iiil|iabl. 
 Palpablt, P.-il-pn-bli, ad. in a {«l|iabl maaer. 
 1'ali-atio.ii, l'ul-|«-Jun, 11. de akt uv felin. 
 I'alimtate, Palpi-tut, r. (. tu bet, as de bqrt; 
 
 tu tluter. ('•Hrl. 
 
 Palhitatios, Pal-pi-ta-Jon, n. a trobig ov de 
 Palmuhavl, Polx-grav, n. an ovcratcr ur a prinara 
 
 |-ala.i. 
 Palsouavink, Poli-era-vto, n. At w{( or a {wU- 
 
 f^ruv, or u ladi uv de ragk uv a polxtpiv. 
 Pausical, Pol-zi-kal, a. afhkicd wid de potii; 
 
 (Mtrulitik. 
 Palsied, P/il-xid, a. dix^Z4i wid At p>lxi. 
 I'almy, l'<)l-xi, n. a privujun uv mwjon: a parmli«ii. 
 Palter, Pill-tcr, r. i. tu /ift; tu doj; tu |jlatrikj. 
 Paltekek, Pi'il-ler-iT, n. an ituiofcr drier; u/ifter. 
 Paltki.se88, I'lil-tri-nei, rt. de itat uv beig |Mllri. 
 Paltry, IMI-tri, a. !<ori: wurtlcs; do<pik«bl; men. 
 Paly, Pii-li, a. jml. Vi^zd unli in pwetri. 
 Pam, Pam, n. de nav uv klubz at Ub. 
 1'ampa8. Pain-|Hui, ». p/. ek^tc<n.->iv plans in S'st 
 
 Amerikii, ix^riikviilurli bwanun Tres, kuvcrd. 
 
 Ilk de prurix uv Sort Amcrika in A\r natyqral 
 
 oiuL, wid ragk gm*, and afardig pdttjiiraj for 
 
 niiiueruM katl and huncs. 
 Pami-ek. Pani-|>tr, r. t. tu glut: tu fil; tu fed 
 
 hik-yiiriu'<li: tu gnitif{ tu de ful; tu wjiat. 
 Pampekei). 1'ain-ix.Td, />. and a. ful-fed; uvi-rful. 
 Pampekedness. Pam-per-ed-nM, ft. de aUt or 
 
 brig )«iin|>erd. 
 Pamperer, Pam-p«r-er, a. wun hiz> pampers. 
 Pamperinu, l'ain-|HT-ig, n. Iiik-'y^n. 
 Pampero, PBm-|>e-ru, n. a vjuU-nt wind bwi^ 
 
 «wc|(i uvrr de painfias from de weat or cstweat, 
 
 ofn d'big mu<; iiijiiri on At ku>4t«. 
 1'ampiill-t, Pam-fk't, h. a sumI buk, printed, 
 
 iiti(it, and nuld unh'sod. 
 Pamphlet. Pamflet. r. i. tu rit smnl buk*. 
 1'ampiileteer, Piun-flct-i'r, a. a rit«ror pamfleU; 
 
 a kMifkt. r, ..r .i kMlikj..n ov. iiatnflela. 
 Pampiileteerinu, Pam flci-<r-ig, a. dc akt or 
 
 qtig lAinflrt^. ifleta. 
 
 Pampiileteerino, Pam-flct-^r-ig, a. r}tig paim- 
 I'ampre, l'am-[>cr, n. [Fr.] y^ Skulptj/rfr] mn «€!»• 
 
 nioni kon^'l.•'tlg ov vin levx and grapa. 
 Pax, Pan, n. a vi-ccl. hr.«l an 1 j'alu,yT\id f^r bak- 
 
 ig, fur huldig |>ri'^ : dc 
 
 uqrt ov de lok uV . ;»; dc 
 
 n(;nl ort or bed uu ;. . . , .-, .-ui l|x. 
 
 Panacea, Pan-a-«<-a, n. i,Sif<i.} a moduia pre- 
 
 tt'ndig tu kijr <»! ••^rM "V difri»»f. 
 
 PaXACEA.N, Pi: ' ICMI. 
 
 Panada, Pan 
 
 Pa.nado, Pa-h > - 1 in 
 
 Pancakk. Paa-hiik. ». u ttu kMk Ujd in a pan. 
 Pancarte. Pan-k'jrt, a. a r«Tal q«irter, in bwi^ 
 
 de onJTuii'nt or ot bis poscjuns is kunf^md la 
 
 a (ubjvkt. 
 pA.vciiATAvnA. Pan-ka-lin-Uxi, a. a fMcbratad 
 
 k'.U'kJ'.n or fnblx in dc Sanckrit laofv^- 
 Pa.hcu WAT. Ptin^-wa. a. a BaofA lur-«rd b<* 
 
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 PAN 
 
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 PAN 
 
 Panceatic, Pan-krat-ik, ) a. ekselifl in el 
 
 Panckatical, Pan-krat-i-kal, i de jimnastik 
 
 eksersjzez. 
 Pancreas, Pan-kre-as, n. {Anat.} a glandular 
 
 viskus ov de abdomen, sityiq^ated under and be- 
 
 hjnd de stumak; de swetbred. [kreas. 
 
 Pancreatic, Pan-kre-at-ik, a. relatig tu de pan- 
 Pancy, Pan-si, n. a fl'ser; a vjolet. Se {Pansy.} 
 Pandect, Pan-dekt, n. a tretiz dat komprehendz 
 
 de hoi ov eni sjens; a tretiz; a djjest ov le. 
 Pandemic, Pan-dem-ik, a. insident tu a hoi 
 
 pepl. 
 Pandemonium, Pan-de-mo-ni-um, n. de grat 
 
 hel er kunsel qamber ov de feln anjelz er demonz. 
 Pander, Pan-der, n. a pimp; a mal bod; a pro- 
 
 kq,rer. [er pajon. 
 
 Pander, Pan-der, v. i. tu be subservient tu lust 
 Panderism, Pan-der-iz-m, n. de biznes ov a pan- 
 der, [unezines. 
 Pandiculation, Pan-dik-yxx-la-Jon, n. restlesnes; 
 Pandoee, Pan-dor, n. a mi^zikal instrtoment; a 
 
 bandor. 
 Pandour, Pan-dt6r, n. a kjnd ov Ijt infantri, fer- 
 
 merli erganjzd az a separat kor in de Gstrian 
 
 servis. 
 Pandowdy, Pan-d's-di, n. f(Dd mad ov bred and 
 
 aplz bakt tiageder. 
 Pandress, Pan-dres, ». a femal hcD panderz. 
 Pandurated, Pan-dri,-rat-ed, a. {Hot.} pandi],ri- 
 
 form. 
 Panduriform, Pan-dii-ri-ferm, a. {£ot.) Japt 
 
 Ijk a vjolin; i-snded at de end and narod in de 
 
 midl. 
 Pane, Pan, n. a skwq,r, espejali ov glas; a distiijkt 
 
 Ijt in a windo; a pes in variegated wurk; — a pqrt 
 
 ov a medo betwen de trenq and treng-dran, dat 
 
 iz, de pqrt on hwig gras groz, dat iz mon fer ha. 
 Paned, Pand, a. variegated; komp6zd ov skwq^rz. 
 Panegyric, Pan-e-jir-ik, n. a yiyoji; an enko- 
 
 miastik pes; an enkomium. 
 Panegyric, Pan-e-jir-ik, ) a. kontanip praz; 
 
 Panegyrical, Pan-e-jir-i-kal, i yii,lojistik; eu- 
 
 komiastik. [enkomiast. 
 
 Panegyrist, Pan-e-jir-ist, n. a yi^lojist; an 
 Panegyrize, Pan-e-jir-jz, v. t. tu komend hjli. 
 Panel, Pan-el, n. a skwjir er pes inserted in a 
 
 wanskot, &s.; — a rol ov de namz ov Jn,rorz. 
 Panel, Pan-el, v. t. tu ferm intu panelz; tu em- 
 panel. 
 Paneling, Pan-el-ir), n. panel wurk. 
 Pang, Paij, «. ekstrem pan; suden aggwij; tro. 
 Pangolin, Pan-go-lin, /i. {Zoo!.} de skaliant-eter. 
 Panhaemonican, Pan-har-mon-i-kan, n, an in- 
 
 strooment ov muzik. 
 Panic, Pan-ik, ». a suden frit; an al4rm: — a plant. 
 Panic, P;in-ik, a. ekstre'm; suden;— apljd tu fer. 
 Panicle, Pan-i-kl, n. {JJot.} a sartov infloresens; 
 
 a rasem bsirir) branqez ov fl-serz in plas ov simpl 
 
 er siijgl wunz. [fs:r. 
 
 Panic-steuck, Pan-ik-struk, a. struk wid suden 
 Paniculate, Pa-nik-yii,-lat, ) a. {Bot.} fur- 
 Paniculated, Pa-nik-yix-la-ted, \ nijt wid pan- 
 
 iklz. 
 Panicum, Pan-i-kum, n. [L.] {Bot.) a jenus ov 
 
 gra:<ez, inkh|dij) milet. 
 Panivouous, Pa-niv-o-rus, a. subsisti^ on bred. 
 Pannade, Pan-ad, n. de kurvet ov a hors. 
 Pannage, Pan-aj, n. f(j)d far swjn; az akornz, &s. 
 Pannel, Pan-cl, n. a kind ov rustik sadl. Se 
 
 {Panel.) 
 Pannic, Pan-ik, n. a plant; panikl. 
 Pannicle, Pan-i-kl, n. a plant ov de milet kjnd; 
 
 de sedz ov hwiq qr in sum kuntriz yii,zd fer 
 
 makir) bred. 
 Panniee, Pan-yer, or Pan-i-er, n. a basket karid 
 
 oa a hors. 
 
 Panoplied, Pan-o-plid, a. furnijt wid panopli; 
 
 qrmd. 
 Panoply, Pan-o-pH, n. komplet qrmor fer everi 
 
 pqrt ov de bodi. 
 Panopticon, Pan-6p-ti-kon, n. a prizn er pen- 
 
 itenjiari, konstriikted on suq a plan, dat de in- 
 
 spektor ma se de priznerz, at el tjmz, wid'st 
 
 beiij sen himself. 
 Panorama, Pan-o-ra-ma, 6r Pan-o-r^-ma, n. 
 
 a piktyv^r in hwii; el de objekts dat qr vizibl from 
 
 a sii)gl pernt qr reprezented on de interior surfas 
 
 ov a riind er silindrikal wel, de pffnt ov vi}, beig 
 
 in de aksis ov de silinder; komplet er entjr vq,. 
 Panoramic, Pan-o-nim-ik, i a. relatig tu a 
 
 Panoramical, Pan-o-ram-i-kal, ) panorama. 
 Panpharmacon, Pan-fqr-ma-kon, n. a yqniver- 
 
 sal medisin. 
 PansOphy, Pan-so-fi, n. yuniversal wizdom. 
 Pansteeeoeama, Pan-ste-re-o-ra-ma, n. in rele- 
 
 vo, a model ov a t'sn er kuntri in kerk, wud, 
 
 pastbord, or uder substans. 
 Pansy, Pan-zi, n. de gqrden vjolet; hqrts-ez. 
 Pant, Pant, i'. i. tu palpitat; tu bet az de hqrt; 
 
 tu hav de brest hevii), az far wont ov breb; tu 
 
 grasp; tu pla wid intermijon; tu log; tu wij 
 
 ernestli. 
 Pant, Pant, n. palpitajon; mojon ov de hqrt. 
 Pantageaph, Pan-ta-graf, n. an instrOjment for 
 
 kopiii), redqsii), or enlqrjiij planz or dezjnz. 
 Pantalet, Pan-ta-let, n. a wumanz gqrment; a 
 
 sort ov gqrment worn bj western Indianz. 
 Pantaloon, Pan-ta-lifin, n. wun ov de qef karak- 
 
 terz in pantomimik reprezentajonz: a buf(6n; an 
 
 old man er bufiJbn drest in pantaltttuz; — pi. trTfz- 
 
 erz, a pqrt ov a manz dres, kuverig de loer limz. 
 Pantamorph, Pan-ta-marf, n. dat hwig haz el 
 
 Japs. [Japs. 
 
 Paxtamoephic, Pan-ta-mer-fik, a. asTi,mii) el 
 Pantechnicon, Pan-tek-ni-kon, n. a plas in 
 
 hwiq everi spejez ov wiirkmanjip iz kolekted 
 
 and ekspozd fer sal. 
 Panter, Pdnt-er, n. wun hco pants. 
 Pantess, Pdnt-es, n. difikulti ov bredii), in a hek. 
 Pantheism, Pan-te-iz-m, «. de doktrin er teori 
 
 hwig jdentif jz natyqr er de yq,nivers, in its to- 
 
 taliti, wid God. 
 Pantheist, Pan-te-ist, n. wun hoo adherz tu pan- 
 
 teizm; wun hit) konf'sndz God wid de yi],nivers. 
 Pantheistic, Pan-te-is-tik, a. relatii) tu pante- 
 
 izm; konf'sndig God wid de yi],nivers. 
 Pantheistical, Pan-te-is-ti-kal, a. relatig tu 
 
 panteizm; panteistik. 
 Pantheologist, Pan-te-61-CD-jist, n. wun hot) iz 
 
 verst in panteoloji. [ov diviniti. 
 
 Pantheology, Pan-te-61-Q-ji, n. an entjr sistem 
 Pantheon, Pan-te-on, n. a tempi dedikated tu 
 
 el de godz. <l%r wer tco magiiifisent p;inteonz 
 
 in antikwiti, wun at Atcnz, de uder at liom, 
 
 hwiq qr stil standig. 
 Panthee, Pan-ter, n. a. spoted wjld best; a pqrd. 
 Pantheeine, Pan-ter-in, a. belogig tu de panter. 
 Pantile, Pan-til, n. a guter tjl. 
 Panting, Pdnt'-ig, n. de akt ov wun hco pants; 
 
 palpitajon. [famili. 
 
 Pantler, Pant-ler, «. wun hoD keps in a grat 
 Pantocheonometee, Pan-to-kro-nom-e-ter, n. 
 
 an astronomikal instrOjment hwig iz a kombina- 
 
 Jon ov de kumpas, de sun-djal, and de yqnivor- 
 
 sal tjm-djal, and pcrforinz de ofis ov ol tre. 
 Pantofle, Pan-ti6-fl, n. a. sliper for de fut. 
 Pantograph, Pan-to-graf, n. a kopiig majen; 
 
 a pantagraf. [tu pantografi. 
 
 Pantograph ical, Pan-to-graf-i-kal, a. relatig 
 Pantography, Pan-tog-ra-fi, n. a komplet de- 
 
 skripjon; an entjr vq ov a tig. [pantoloji. 
 
 Pantological, Pan-to-16j-i-kal, a. relatig tu
 
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 PA5T0L00I8T, Pan- tol-o-j wt, II. wun \ub IrrU or, 
 
 or i( vtT^ti in pant61uji. 
 Pajctoi.ooy, I'aii-UjI-u-ji, n. a wurk or trttii ov 
 
 yiliil\.rMil insirukjon or »ifnif; jriinivrreal noli-j; 
 
 a .li«kuf rflutifl tu ol tio*. 
 PASTOMKTtB, l'an-t6in-c-U)r, n. an inttribinrnt 
 
 for iiiijuirio ol nortJt ov aj)gli, clrvn/..ni, and 
 
 di tuii-oz. [iO "1 tiijx. 
 
 I'antomktby, l*an-t^m-f-tri, n. dr qrl ov nKHjur- 
 pA.STOMiME. I'an-to-nijin, n. a nprjrs ov tratrikal 
 
 eutcrluniiK-nt, in hwiij At bol akjcin ov At \)t» 
 
 iz n'i)rt»<-iit«-d l)j jc-itikyiilii/i'n, widiit df yns ov 
 
 wurdi: a duiu Jo; a trutrikul {K.-rfoniier skild in 
 
 mimikri; a iniinik; a bufXn. l/l''' 
 
 Pantomime. Pun-Ua-miin, a. roprec^ntig bj je«i- 
 Pa.vtomimic, I'nn-to-mim-ik, * a. repntiiit- 
 
 Pantomimical, Pan-to-mim-i-kal, i ig onii b| 
 
 j^'stynr "r diim Ju. 
 Panto.v, l';in-ton, n. a sort ov hor»-|d>, kontrjvd 
 
 tu rrkdvi ra nuru and hinf-bund liel; jAnton-JiB. 
 Panto.v hUOE, Pan-ton-J>t), n. u Jj> kcinlrjvd tor 
 
 rtkuvcrig narij and hibf-bund beli in liont«i. 
 Pa.strt, Pan-tri, ri. an ajx^rtracnt for [irovi3ont. 
 PaNCKOY, Pu-ndr-Ji, n. skil in ol kjodz ov wurk 
 
 or knft. 
 Pap, Pap, n. a ni|il:— fttxl for infants; pulp. 
 Papa, Pa-p^, »• a f"nd nam {■^r/qttcr. 
 Papact, Pa-pa-si, n. dr po|Kl<iui; i«jjttl otoriti. 
 Papal, Pui«l, «. btlooio tu dr i>up; pOi)iJ. 
 Papaliee, Pii-pal-^t, r. t. and i. tu koDlonu tu 
 
 |4l|>UMi. 
 
 Papaphubia, Pa-pa-f(&-bi-a, n. a drrd ov At pop. 
 
 1'apavi.r, Pa-po-ver, n. [£..] {But.) a jtnus ov 
 ihiiiti-. dt jxipi. (de jwpi. 
 
 Papavkraceous, Pa-pav-r-ra-/us, a. rtlnfip tu 
 
 PAPAVtBots, Pa-pav-cr-ug, a. bavig At kwdlitii 
 ov \f\nt: rrzt^mblio jKipit. 
 
 Papaw, l'.i-|»'», n. a /rub or trt, and ita fni>t. 
 
 Paper, Pa-por, «. n tin, flck.xibl »ub!<tun.<, yt^td 
 for r|tiy and printig on: a \>ti ov pa{M>r; u fi{fg\ 
 Jrt. printed or ritn: a ntii(>apcr; a ritn in«tntitncnt. 
 
 Paper, I'a-per, a. mad ov paper; 81(1 and tin. 
 
 Paper, Paper, c. t. tu kuver wid paper; tu fold 
 in |iflpvr. 
 
 Paper credit, Pa-pcr-kred-it, n. eni tran^f^r 
 mail tu At kredit ov anAdcr bj mrni ov a ritn 
 pn|x-r, k'int<ini{) cvidons ov det, az bilz ov cks- 
 (;«nj, pr/imisuri not.-i, ks.: ritn 6vidcn»cz ov det. 
 
 Paper-currency, Pi-per-ktir-en-ai, ». bagk nofs 
 or b ipk-bilz. [az paper. 
 
 PAPEB-rACED, Pa-pcr-fast, a. havig a fn.s az hwjt 
 
 Paper II A NO I N08, P6-jK.'r-hajj-i()Z, ». p/. stand or 
 kul'irJ |ia{M.<r for drnpcri tu kuvcr at wolz ov a 
 riDro. [iwp^^''. 
 
 Paper-Makee, Pii-per-mnk-er, n. wun hit) maks 
 
 Paper-mill, Pn-per-mil, n. a mil for makig jmiHT. 
 
 Paper MONET, 1 a-por-miin-i, n. bagk-notj or 
 bill. k*. [liajKT. 
 
 Paper stainer, Pa-per-»tAn-er, n. wunh* kulorr 
 
 Papes< ent, Pa-p&i-cnt, a. kontanig pap: Ijk iiip. 
 
 Pape.Vs Pa-i>e«, ». a frnuil nop. [Siprian. 
 
 Paphias, pR-fi-an, n. an inhabilant ov l'af<>.'<; a 
 
 pAPiiiAN, Pn-fi-an, a. rrlatig tu Pafoa in Sjpru.'!, 
 or tu Nrnu!" hit> woi wurjipt d^r; venereal. 
 
 Papier mathe. I'ip-yB-m^-Jn, n. [/'r.i a sub- 
 st.i: . ijicr, and rr'l ■ .ir pulp, 
 
 yn ; variui dull: Iz; qrti- 
 
 klz ■ . k' iKynr\lov i«ip- • ^1 pulp. 
 
 Papilio, i'*-pil-ya, n. a buterflt; a utul uv varins 
 kulon. 
 
 Papilionaceoitb, Pa-pil-yd-n*-Jn=. - — '-• • 'u, 
 or rriemblig dr butcrflj:— (/.'«•/. > • a 
 
 standani, wigi, and krl, IJk a j* : ii a 
 
 kla.« ov plant?, az brnr. prz, and uJcr j'uL'. 
 
 Papilla, Pa-pll-<i, a. [L) pi. Pa-pU-t: {.Uat.} 
 a nipl. 
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 Papillart, Pip-i-la-ri, a. rrUtig tu, or 
 
 blip a nipl or pap: havip {•<!•< or ni)>ll, 
 'APiLLota, Pn-pilu '■ ' 'arl. 
 
 'apiht, I'a-pi-t, fi. ,ji, m 
 
 tu Ac Katulik rti. 
 'apintic, Pa-pli-tik, i a. nUuy lu At pup, 
 
 'apimtical, Pa-pii-li-kal, i pai**). '* pflputH; 
 
 I-^I-'J- 
 'apintry, Pd-i>i9-tri, n. puperi; dr doktrin, t^rc' 
 
 muniz, and "T«>nfi or At Rum^tn Kitolik ♦''are; 
 
 -^ vtiid bj r, 
 
 'aI'I-oosk, I'.i '/. 
 
 'aI'Po.sE, I'll-; I 
 
 'APPOtti, Pap-U8, H. iHjf t and ditbi. 
 
 'appl'8, Pap-US, n. [L.] iHi4.'t At kalikf or a 
 
 kouiiMjzit finer, or At t*<U, d'Yni fubttaat Ami 
 
 groz on dr scdz ov it4,-rten plauU. 
 'appv, Pap-i, a. rtlutig tu |>ap; pap^tent. 
 'apua, I*ap-yi\-<i, n. a nr^u ov At t'«tem Arki- 
 
 |H'UlgU. 
 
 'aplla, Pap-vq-lfj, ii., pi. I'ip-yn-It; {iltd.\ an 
 
 rrup/on on dr skin; a pimpl. [pU. 
 
 'APLL08K, I'ap-yq-li!).", a. bavig pipyi^lr or pim- 
 'APULOU8, Pai»-yn-lu», a. ful ov pu:>tqlz of 
 
 I'liiiplz: ]iimpli. iiupjru*. 
 
 'apybaceol's, Pap-i-rd-Jua, a. brl6oig tu dt 
 'apyrean, Pa-pir-e-an, a. rtlatig tu, or mad ov 
 
 |>iip(ru!<. 
 'apyri'8, Pa-pj-ni», n. [L.\ f>l. Pa-pj-ri: an Fjip- 
 
 Jan rtd or bulruj, yqzd b| dr oiiJenLt for fonnig 
 
 u ^ubatan.'* tu rjt u|i<jn; a ritn fkrul. I'apjrvf 
 
 iz df {j^rent ov de m'ldcru wunl jaf*rr. 
 'ar, I'qr, n. At stat ov rkwulili; rkwiil Viilyq. 
 'aba, Pa-ni, n. a smol TurkiJ koj^T k'tn. 
 'arable, Par-a-bl, n. a metotl ov konvaig in- 
 
 vlrukjon \i\ At yii!) ov J>>rt fablz or talz: u fabl 
 
 konvaig instnikjon: a komiariMn: a ^imilit(ld. 
 'arabola, Pa-rub-o-l<i, n. wun uv dr kniiik Kk- 
 
 Jiiiiz formd bi dr intervek/on ov dr kun h\ a 
 
 plan ]>anilel tu wun ov itii !>idz. 
 'arabolic, Par-a-b<Sl-ik, j a. rrlatig tu u 
 
 'ababolical, Par-a-bol-i-kal, i tttrabl:— rrlatig 
 
 tu a |iarabolu: fif^yt^rativ; rrlatig tu, or havig 
 
 dr form ov a jiarabula. 
 'auabolk'allt, Par-a-bul-i-kal-i, at/, inapan- 
 
 Innik Loaiier. 
 'ababolikubm, Par-a-bul-i-fonn, a. formd l|k a 
 
 par:i)*ijla. 
 'arabolism, Pa-rib-u-lii-in,f».a rtdakjon tu an 
 
 rkwivalent stat, az hwen dr tormz or an rkwa- 
 
 /iin qr divided bi u non kwoniili, dat ii inr6lvd 
 
 oT multipljd in a r fi;r«' t.-rm. 
 'araboloid. I ' ) n bjer 
 
 order uv jiar !r rula/on 
 
 ov jiarabulu, .:- , — .'.k. konod. 
 
 'aeacelsian, Par-a-»el-jan, «. a t.ilu»erov Pari 
 
 selsu:>, a Swi.i fizijanandalkrmi.tt htbdjd in 1541. 
 'aracelsian, Par-a-s^l-Jan, a. rrlatig tu Para 
 
 'aracelsist, Par-a-»^l-.«ist, n. a f.'\ <r ■ v I'am 
 
 mI.'U!* in mcdL^in, fizik.*, arxi ii 
 'ABACENTK8IS, l'ar-a-»cn- ti-5i.<, ■ op- 
 
 cmjon ov tapig cni ov dr kavii,. . ... . -Ji, for 
 
 dr puqiuit iiv widdruig dr kontiknd (Iqid. 
 'araientric. I'ur-a-<i^n-trik, j a. {G*om,) 
 
 'aracentrical, Par-a-.«^n-tri-kal, t notig ii 
 
 .•ort uv kurv Ijn;- nutig dr niujun ov a plaaci 
 
 tcxirdz dr sun or dr senter ov alrakjon. 
 Parachronism, Pa-rak-ru-niz-m. «. an ttvr iu 
 
 kranoluji, bl bwiq an cv^nt ii plast later dan it 
 
 Jud br. 
 Parachute. I'ar-a-Ji^t, n. an aparaln* brl^ip 
 
 tu a baliLn, bwiq rrz^mblz a kotnon nmbr^lu. 
 
 but ov fqr (fmtrr eknt^nl, drtjnd tu cnaW d( 
 
 irronot tu drop tu dr grsnd, from bi« balAo, 
 
 widit injuri.
 
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 Pakaclete, Par-a-klet, n. a tjtl ov de Holi Spirit, 
 
 az an advokat, intersesor, er kumforter ov man- 
 
 kjnd: an intersesor; a monitor. 
 Pakacmastic, Par-ak-mas-tik, a. {Med.) gradyTj,- 
 
 ali dckrEsig. 
 Paeackostio, Par-a-kros-tik, n. a poetikal kom- 
 
 pozijon in hwiq de ferst vers kontanz, in erder, 
 
 g1 de leterz hwiq komens de remanig versez ov 
 
 de poem er divijon. 
 Paeacyanogen, Par-a-si-an-o-jen, n. {Ckem.) a 
 
 brsn, solid mater, obtand bj dekompozir) sjan- 
 
 yrj^ret ov merkqri bj het. 
 Parade, Pa-rad, n. Jo; ostentajon; prcasejon; mili- 
 
 tari order; a plas hw^r troops asembl. 
 Parade, Pa-rad, «. i. ta asembl, az trcDps, for de 
 
 purpus ov beig inspekted er eksersjzd; tu mak 
 
 a militari Jo. 
 Parade, Pa-rad, v. t. tu asembl, az trcnps, for in- 
 
 spekjon and militari eksersjz; ivx egzibit in a Joi 
 
 er ostentajus maner. 
 Paradigm, Par-a-dim, n. an egzdmpl; ilustrajon; 
 
 a fabl or parabl ynzd for ilustrajon. 
 Paradigmatical, Par-a-dig-mat-i-kal, a. furnij- 
 
 ii) egziimpl. 
 Paradigmatically, Par-a-dig-mat-i-kal-i, ad. 
 
 bj paradim. 
 Paradigmatize, Par-a-dig-ma-tiz,* v. t. tia set 
 
 fort az a model. 
 Paradisal, Par-a-dj-sal, a. relati:g tu paradjs; 
 
 paradisjakal. 
 Paradise, Par-a-djs, n. de blisful rejon in hwiq 
 
 de ferst hq^man pq,r woz plast; de gqrden ov Sden. 
 Paradisiacal, Par-a-di-sj-a-kal, a. relatig tu, er 
 
 befitii) paradis; blisful. 
 Paradox, Par-a-doks, ji. a term aplid tu eni 
 
 propozijon hwiq semz tu be absurd, or at vari- 
 
 ans wid komon sens, or tu kontradikt sum pre- 
 
 viusli asertand tniit, do, hwen properli investi- 
 gated, it ma be f 'snd tu be perfektli wel f3nded. 
 Paradoxical, Par-a-doks-i-kal, a. partakiij ov 
 
 paradoks. 
 Paradoxically, Par-a-doks-i-kal-i, ad. bj wa ov 
 
 paradoks. 
 Paradoxicalness, Par-a-doks-i-kal-nes, n. de 
 
 Stat ov beii) paradoksikal. 
 Paradoxology, Par-a-doks-61-o-ji,* n. de yi^s 
 
 ov paradoksez. [aj. 
 
 Paeadeome, Par-a-drom, n. an opn galeri er pas- 
 Paraffine, Par-af-in, n. {Chem.} a substans 
 
 kontand in de produkts ov de distilajon ov de 
 
 tqr ov beq wud. 
 Parage, Par-aj, «. (Lau'} ekwoliti ov nam, blud, 
 
 er digniti; but mor espejali ov land, in a divigon 
 
 amiiij .^rz. 
 Paragoge, Par-a-g(f)-je, ji. [Or.] {BJiet.} a fig- 
 
 yi^r hw.irbj a leter er silabl iz aded at de end 
 
 ov a wurd; az, {innocence, innocency.} 
 Paragogic, Par-a-goj-ik, ) a. relatig tm, er 
 
 Paragogical, Par-a-goj-i-kal, \ aded bj a par- 
 
 aguje. 
 Paragon, Par-a-gon, ji. a perfekt model; a pat- 
 
 crn; sumtii) sqpremli ekselent. [pun. 
 
 Paragram, Par-a-gram, n. a pla upon wurdz: a 
 Paragraph, Par-a-graf, n. a distlgkt pqrt er 
 
 subdivi;^on ov a diskors; — de mqrk dus (^). 
 Paragraphic, Par-a-graf-ik, ) a. relatiij tu. 
 
 Paragraphical, Par-a-graf-i-kal, ) er kontaniij 
 
 ]iarii!;ra(V; formd intu smol divi^^onz. 
 Parageaphically, Par-a-graf-i-kal-i, ad. bj 
 
 paragrafs. 
 Paralipsis, Par-a-lip-sis, n. a figyr^r bj hwiq a 
 
 spcker pretendz tu omit hwot in realiti he 
 
 mcnjonz. 
 Parallactic, Par-a-lak-tik, / a. pcrtanii) 
 
 Parallactical. Par-a-lak-ti-kal, \ tu a par- 
 
 alaks. 
 
 Parallax, Par-al-aks, 71. {Astron.} de diferens 
 betwen de pozijon ov a selestyal bodi az sen 
 from de surfas ov de ert, and dat in hwiq it 
 wud be sen if de obzerver wer plast at de sen- 
 ter ov de ert. In praktikal optiks, de lonjitq,- 
 dinal misplasment ov de wjrz in a teleskop er 
 mjkroskop. 
 
 Parallel, Par-a-lel, a. ekstended in de sam di- 
 rekjon, and prezerviij elwaz de sam distans; 
 haviri de snm direkjon er tendensi; kontinyqig 
 de rezemblans trdo meni partikyqlarz; ekwal; Ijk. 
 ParaJel Ipiz, strat Ijnz, hwiq qr in de sam plan, 
 and, beiij prodi^st ever so fqr bot waz, dot) not 
 met. 
 
 Parallel, Par-a-lel, n. a Ijn ekwidistant tr^it 
 from andder lin; a Ijn mqrkiij de latitqd; Ijknes. 
 
 Parallel, Par-a-lel, v. t. tu mak paralel; tu 
 komp;\r: tu kep in de sam direkjon; tu level. 
 
 Parallelism, Par-a-lel-iz-m, n. de stat ov beig 
 paralel. 
 
 Parallelogram, Par-a-lel-o-gram, «. a kwodri- 
 lateral figyTi,r, hcbz opozit sjdz qr paralel and 
 ekwal. It ma be a skw^r, a rektaijgl, a rombus, 
 er a romberd. 
 
 Parallelogramical, Par-a-lel-o-gram-i-kal, a. 
 Ijk a parr.lelogram. 
 
 Parallelogrammatic, Par-a-lel -o-gram-at-ik, 
 a. relatiij tu a paralelogram; paralelogramkali. 
 
 Parallelopiped, Par-a-lel-o-pj-ped, ) n. a 
 
 Paeallelopipedon, Par-a-lel-o-pip-e-don, \ sol- 
 id figyiir er bodi kumprehended under siks par- 
 alelogramz, de opozit sjdz ov hwiq qr ekwal and 
 paralel. 
 
 Paealogism, Pa-ral-o-jiz-m, n. a fels qrgqment. 
 
 Paealogize, Pa-ral-o-jjz, v. i. tu rezn sofisti- 
 
 Paralogy, Pa-ral-o-ji, n. fels reznig. [kali. 
 
 Paralysis, Pa-ral-i-sis, n. los ov mojon and felig 
 in de bodi, er in a pqrt ov it; a polzi. 
 
 Paralytic, Par-a-lit-ik, n. wun strukbj paralisis. 
 
 Paralytic, Par-a-lit-ik, I a. relatii) tu, er 
 
 Paralytical, Par-a-lit-i-kal, ) afekted bj pa- 
 ralisis; pelzid. 
 
 Paralyze, Par-a-ljz, v. t. tu strjk, az wid parali- 
 sis or polzi; tu mak terpid; tu beniim; tu ren- 
 der yqsles. 
 
 Parameter, Pa-ram-e-ter, n. {Geom.) a konstant 
 strat Ijn, belogii) tu eq ov de tre konik sekjonz, 
 uderwjz keld de luUis reltum. In de parabo- 
 la, de parameter iz a terd proporjonal tu de 
 absis and its korespondir) ordinat. In de elips 
 and hjperhojhi, de parameter ov a djameter iz a 
 terd proporjonal tu dat djameter and its kon- 
 jiigat. 
 
 Paramo, Pa-r4-mo, n. [Sp.] a m-sntenus distrikt 
 kuverd wid stunted trez, ekspozd tu kold, damp 
 windz, az in de elevated rejonz ov Sut Amerika. 
 
 Paramount, Par-a-m'snt, a. superior; havig de 
 hjest ji],risdikJon; az, lord param^nt, de qef sen- 
 yori: eminent; ov de hjest erder. 
 
 Paramountly, Par-a-m"8nt-li, ad. in a param'snt 
 maner. 
 
 Paramour, Par-a-mcBr, n. a luver; a wcoer. At 
 prezent yi^zd for a luver er wooer onli in an il 
 sens. 
 
 Paranapthaline, Par-a-nap-ta-lin, n. asuBstans 
 rezemblii) naptalin. 
 
 Paranthine, Pa-ran-tin, n. {Min.) de r^r min- 
 eral skapcjJii. 
 
 Paranymph, Par-a-nimf, n. a person hO) wated 
 on de brjd at an anjent wedii); a brjdzman; — 
 wun hcD k'sntenansez er suports. 
 
 Parapegm, Par-a-pem, n. a brazn tabl fikst tu 
 a pilar, on hwiq loz and proklamajouz wer an- 
 Jcntli engravd; — a tabl kontauig an ak'snt ov 
 de rjzii) and setig ov de stqrz, eklipsez ov de 
 sun and mcon, de seznz ov de yer, &s.
 
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 PxEArrr, Psr-a-pel, »«. a brc«t-wol t»r nilig on At 
 cjei iiv briji'l, kri. *■•.. f'l prrvi^n' jti'I frm 
 folifl uvur; q !■ > 
 or w il rnwl on ' 
 
 PAtAPH, l*ar-af, 11. , , 
 
 de fiictir f«rud b| at tlurij ov de pon M dc 
 end ov (1 iii{pi»t(ir. [fernalki. 
 
 Paraimierxal, Pur-a-ftjr-nal, n. rrlntig ta wira- 
 
 PARAriiKR.VALiA, l'ar-a-ft«r-na-li-u. h. />/. il^irf 
 dt m-arol, jnoli, in., ov a w|f, hwiij ijr hclj tu 
 belon tu n^r ai a «|i«Jri ov iic|>arut projiorti, 
 and nwi(; Je hax a qt tu rrtiin after h«;r hui- 
 bandz dft;-aiiarfl and ornamontJ ov a wjf; or- 
 naments ov dre«; ckwijwj. 
 
 Paraphimosis, Par-afi-mii-sis, ». {Med.} a di- 
 lez hwen de prepiiH kan not be dren np over de 
 f^laiulz. 
 
 Px»APUosiA, Par-a-fu-ni-a, n. an oltcrajon ov 
 dr v<T<; de revert ov anti/uni. 
 
 Paraphrase, Par-a-frai, n. a liss or fre trannln- 
 Jiiii; a tran-^lajon kontanig ilu^trajonz and ck<- 
 |>lnn(i/'>nz n^l ftmd in de orijinal. [wunli. 
 
 Paraphrase, Par-a-fraz, r. t. tu ckiipUn in im-ni 
 
 Paraphrast, I'ar-a-fnint, «. wun hi» {tirafniirc 
 
 Parapiiiiastic, Par-n-fra'-tik, ( *. relatiu 
 
 Paraphrastical, Par-a-friw-ti-kal, f tu |>ani- 
 Ini/.; lilii': frr; nut v«.-rbal. [panifnix. 
 
 Paraphrastically, Par-a-frA«-ti-k*l-i, ad. bj 
 
 Parapiirkmtis. Pur-a-frt-nj-tis n. ('/'•.) an in- 
 fhiiiirij .11 'iv dr diafrum: delirium: fri-nii. 
 
 Paraplk(JV, Par-a-pl'j-i, m. {Mnl.) a paralisia 
 ov de lucr bqf ov de bodJ. Bitn olso {/'ara- 
 pl*/in.) 
 
 Parapoplext, Par-Ap-o-plek«-i, n. {Med.) a 
 !fi|kjru>'' ."int moinlilij) apuplek.si. 
 
 PARAyL'iTO, P»r-a-ke-t4j, n. a (inruikot. 
 
 Parasano, Par-a-suj), u. n Porjan mpji^r or lejjf, 
 roknd ilifiTt-ntli bj difi-rcnt otorx;— akordio '*-» 
 UcnVlutus, '.W !<taJia, or ab'it 'i\ IggliJ mjli; 
 akordig tu *am, 6U stadia. 
 
 Parasckmum, Par-a-st-ni-um, d. de retjrig-nfiin 
 ov dr ntiji-nt lrat<"r, kolJ olsj de {/»tt-tr«nium;j 
 rkwivalciit tu dr ni«"l<'rn ijrrn-rattn. 
 
 Paraselene, Par-a-:<c-l^-nf, «. a mok moan; a 
 mt'tcor in a wotori kUd, rtremblig de mtin. 
 
 Parasite, Par-a-«'it, h. wun luo flaton dr riq, or 
 ha» frrkw^nts riq tnblx, an^l emi hit wclkum bj 
 flnteri: a •ikufant: — u plant or animal dat ala<j- 
 ci it«»'lf tu or livi ui)6n andder. 
 
 Parasitic. Par-a-sit-ik, j a. flatorig; fonig: 
 
 Parasitical. Par-a-»it-i-k*l, i — gruio <>n an- 
 dder tre, ax plants. 
 
 Parasitica LLT, Par-a-sit-i-kal-i, ad. in a para- 
 «itikal mnnpr. [para.'<|t. 
 
 Parasitism, Par-a-sit-ix-m, n. de behav_vr>r ov a 
 
 Parasol, Par-a-sxil, i.r Par-a-!<ol, u. a i^inol kan- 
 upi .>r unibr<^la tu Jeltcr from dr ."un. 
 
 Parastxexir, Par-a-Ki-n^kn-i*, n. (^(Jram.) At 
 nirr mnjig "v i>r<>)iuii/<inx, wun after unddci, 
 widxt lu^rkig (f^r k"!'-'- ■- • •- —i ••• ...>.,/•, 
 
 P.\kathc818, Pa-rit-f k - 
 
 otifn;~{RK*t.) a ). .;:; 
 
 or oumhp tu be oti'-rttirii t-k-ikiu'lid: 
 
 (/Vi/i/iNj^) de in»ter kontiind betwr'n dr kro^etn 
 
 mqrkt dus [ ]. 
 Pakatail, l"ftr-a-r*l, a. (Lair) holdio for profit; 
 
 de fpitft for de lud kjnd ov tonnntin de fiidal 
 
 MAtom, inipljig dat be held or a nudiat lord, and 
 
 not ov dr kip. 
 Parboii^ P<\r-b<Tl, r. I. tu huf-bwl: tu b«»l in p<\rt, 
 PaRRI'CKLE, P<\r-buk-l, n. ^.Viim/.) a kontr)vana 
 
 f>>riud wid rui<i timilar tu a p^r ov aligt for 
 
 holig ui> kasks. 
 Parcel, P<ir-!M>1, ». a smol bundl or kwontiti; a 
 
 pqrt: a porjon: a kwontiti or mas; a nnmb«r ov 
 
 persons or tigs, ofn in konl^mt. 
 
 Parcel, P<^r-«ol, «. (. tu div^ iotu aatfoot; iu 
 
 mnk up intu a mai nr. bundl. '<3'<ra(.^ Tu 
 
 I trin il tu la kjuiTM •v«raad iak it 
 
 1 •-_ .. ,ARr, P<^r-M-na-ri, ■. a httldig m dkj^g^- 
 ig ov laodi b| pqraenart vr kuia^racnen; j#nt 
 t»>n«n"i. 
 
 P.u. ■■ - .... ^^^^ 
 
 I'm. . '-i iT\ 
 
 U|>. lu rw>l lu itc ajci, .u k»ru. 
 Parch, I'qn;, r. i. tu be ikiirf^t; tu bekdm dr). 
 Parched, iV(;-c'd, or Pc^njl, p. a. dt\i aad akargt 
 
 b| fir. 
 PARrHf't>NFSs. P<\r«; ^l-n<^, n. dr »lflt or bcig di\. 
 I'm. " ,v a jip ur 
 
 ■X kni, aad 
 .:.:il. It kald 
 
 PARcuME.<(T-UAKca, P^rq-meat-mikHsf, a. waa 
 
 hi} drvsei pqrqment. [be<t. 
 
 Park. I'qrd, h. de le|»ird; — in Puttri, eni (|iotcd 
 1'ardon, Pi^r-dn, r. t. lu forj^iv, at an of^nder; 
 
 tu itct fre or kler fmm ]ienalti: tu ekiki;!; tu 
 
 remit; tu akwit; tu abxolv. J'qrdn me is a 
 
 fnix ov sivil deu^al or .vljt a|xiluji. 
 Pardom, Piir-dn, h. for^ivne,* uv an of^nder; for- 
 
 givnea ov a kr;m: Rl>"<<!iLf''n: rrraijon ov peoalti; 
 
 an c.fijal w..: 
 Pardonable. fkaki^tabl. 
 I'ardonauli s ' - ' '. venialnea. 
 Parooxably, i'.(r-dii-ii-L>li, mU. \tuiaJi. 
 Pardoner, P(ir-dn-i.T, a. wun b<t> pqrdns. 
 Pare, P.ir, r. t. tu kut nf dr Kurfa.*: f ' ''■ 
 
 ttj pri: tu kut awa litl bj litl. 
 Pareuoric, Par-e-pir-ik, n. an a-n-.i 
 Pareuuric, Par-r-^or-ik, a, ni > y. 
 
 Parelco.v, Pa-r^l-k.iD, n. {J.' j bJ 
 
 hwKj n wurl ii k-gtvnd bj a eiia ailed. 
 
 Parella, I'a-r^l-a, a. {But.} a kruitajuj Liqen. 
 Parkmhoi.k. Pii-r<»m-l>t>-le. n. i f\K''.\ a wrt or 
 
 I :i«^Ct- 
 
 . .dit 
 
 pAki.MTubitt, lW-«.iup-U><-i>i&, M. aaiu >u ^»*r4m- 
 
 b,Jr. 
 Parexchtua, Pa-r^n-ki-ma, a. dr tpanji aad 
 
 !>«lyiilar tiji\ ov aniinolt and vejetabls; a (ptt^ji 
 
 anil |>oru< pub«lan': j it. 
 Pauenciiyuatoi's. r . i-tui, ) .», 
 
 pAKENiHYM.nS, P.. i*- P'"- 
 
 I'akknlsi!). I'a-n-n-i „ rta/on; p«nw«joo. 
 
 I'are.'«etic. Par-e-nel-ik, * . »..i •• 
 
 Parenetical, Par-e-n«t-i-kal, I *• "kdi^ig. 
 Parent, Pi'^r-ent, ■. a be or Je dat prodii*ct jmg; 
 
 II fqdiT or inudi-r: k.>x; !<c»ni. 
 
 1'are.htaoe, P^r-ent-aj, »r Pir-«nt'aj, a. eks- 
 trak/i<n: bcrt; dr.«^nt. [lender. 
 
 Parental, Pa-rt-nt-al, a. pertanig tu a {«^reat; 
 
 i'ARENTUESis, l'a-ren-te-«i' •■ ' •■' Par-en-t«- 
 KFx: a kl.'X inklqdi'd in.i ii nufcrain- 
 
 ntiknl k'<nck/on wid dv . ..l or (uld; 
 
 \'\ I'ar-en-Wt-ik, \ a. pertanig 
 
 P.M. lU Par-rn-t^t-i-kal, I tu a pa- 
 
 rciitr.<i!i; jrqtig (jar^otewi. 
 Parentheticallt, Par-rn-Mt-i-kal-i, W. h\ ya- 
 
 rt'iitr*!.*. [dercr or a p^raat. 
 
 Parexticioe, Pa-r*n-ti-!iid. m. At murder «r mar- 
 Parer, I'urer, n. he or dat hwi(j kuU; u l«l lu 
 
 knt awa dc (urfan. 
 Pares, Pa rri. a. [LJ fl. aw {fmr\ (£««> « 
 
 maiit jirn or rkwalt. [har»bla«4 
 
 Paroasitk, Pijr-(pn-il, a. {Mim.) a rarjfli or 
 Pakhet, lV-ff<"< "■ L^O pi<*st«r '*<' "P^^ '*'' ** 
 
 Mtmx; jipanm; pant.
 
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 308 
 
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 Parhelion, Par-he-li-on, dr Par-hel-yon, n. pi. 
 
 Par-he-li-a, a meteor aperig az a veri brjt lit 
 
 ner de sun; a mok sun. 
 Parhelium, Par-he-li-um, ii. sam az parhelion. 
 Pariah, P^-ri-q, n. wun ov de klas ov hsreditari 
 
 ■Stkasts in de sist ov Hindustan. 
 Parial, Pa-rj-al, n. a korupjon ov p^r-rval, de 
 
 nam ov tre kqrdz ov a sert in serten gamz. 
 Parian, Pa-ri-an, a. beiogig tia de jlandov Pares. 
 Parietal, Pa-rj-e-tal, a. relatig tia welz er sjdz, 
 
 az ov hiszez; notig tea lateral bonz ov de skul. 
 Parietary, Pa-rj-e-ta-ri, n. a medisinal plant; 
 
 wel pelitori. 
 Par impar, Pqr im-pqr, n. de gam ov evii &r od, 
 
 amug de Rcamanz. [de rjnd. 
 
 Paring, P4r-ig, n. a kutig; dat hwiq iz pq,rd of; 
 Pari passu, Pa-rj pas-q,, [Z.] "wid ekwal step;" 
 
 bj similar gradajon. 
 Paris, Par-is, n. a plant; troo-luv, er wun-beri. 
 Parish, Par-iJ, n. an eklsziastikal distrikt; dc 
 
 partikyqlar qqrj ov a prest, klerjiman, or Krist- 
 
 yan minister. 
 Parish, Par-iJ, a. belogig tu a parij: parokial. 
 Parish-clerk, Par-iJ-klerk, n. de loest ofiser ov 
 
 de qurq in a pari/ in Iggland. 
 Parishional, Pa-riJ-on-al, a. belogig tu a pariJ; 
 
 parokial. [a pariJ. 
 
 Parishioner, Pa-riJ-on-er, n. wun hcii belogz tu 
 Parisian, Pa-rig-i -an, n. a. nativ ov Paris. 
 Parisology, Par-i-s61-o-ji, n. de yqs ov ekwiv- 
 
 okal wurdz. 
 Parisyllabic, Par-i-si-lab-ik, ) a. havig 
 
 Parisyllabical, Par-i-si-lab-i-kal, \ an ekwal 
 
 number ov silablz. [aritor. 
 
 Paritor, Par-i-tor, n. d bedl; a sumoner; an ap- 
 Parity, Par-i-ti, n. ekwoliti; rezemblans; Ijknes. 
 Park, Pqrk, n. a pes ov grsnd konsistig ov past- 
 
 yi^r and wudland, yqzd fer de qas er uder rek- 
 
 reajonz, and stord wid der and uder animalz. 
 
 — {Mil.) Pqrh ov qrtileri, de hoi tran ov qr- 
 
 tileri belogig tu an qrmi. 
 Park, Pqrk, v. t. tu enkloz, az in a jjqrk. 
 Parker, Pqrk-er, n. a keper ov a pqrk. 
 Parkish, Pqrk-iJ, a. relatig tu, er rezemblig, a 
 
 pqrk. [kiistodi ov a pqrk. 
 
 Park-keeper, Pqrk-kep-er, n. wun hco haz de 
 Parkleaves, P4rk-levz, n. an erb. 
 Parlance, Pqr-lans, n. konversajon; tek; dis- 
 
 kors. 
 Parley, Pqr-li, v. i. tu tret bj wurd ov m-sfi; tu 
 
 tek; tu diskus eni tig orali; tu diskd)rs; tu 
 
 konfer. 
 Parley, Pi^r-li, n. oral treti; tok; konferens. 
 Parliament, Pqr-Ii-ment, ?i. de sqprem lejislativ 
 
 asembli ov Grat Briten and Mand, konsistig ov 
 
 de kig, er soveren, de h-ss ov lerdz, and h-ss ov 
 
 komonz; but iz ofn yqzd fer de tuo h-szez onli, 
 
 wid'st de kig er soveren. 
 Parliamentarian, Pqr-li-mcn-ta-ri-an, »i. wun 
 
 h(D sjded wid de pqrliment agenst Gqrlz I. 
 Parliamentary, Pqr-li-men-ta-ri, a. relatig tu 
 
 pqrliment; konfermd tu de roalz ov pqrliment. 
 Parlor, P^r-lor, n. a room in monasteriz hwq,r 
 
 mugks and nunz yqzd tu giv intervqz tu d^r 
 
 vizitorz; a roira in h-szcz, komonli on de ferst 
 
 flor, furnijt for de resepjon ov vizitorz, ka.; a 
 
 sitig-riBm in a publik h-ss. 
 Parmesan, Pqr-me-zan, a. relatig tu Pqnna in 
 
 Itali; apljd tu a delikat sert ov gez mad at 
 
 Pqrma. 
 Parnassian, Par-naJ-i-an, a. relatig tu Parnas- 
 
 us, a Grejan m-isnten; poetikal. 
 Parochial, Pa-r6-ki-al, a. belogig tu a i)arij; 
 
 parijonal. 
 Parochialize, Pa-ro-ki-al-jz, i'. t. tu render 
 
 parokial; tu ferm tO) parijez. 
 
 Parochially, Pa-ro-ki-al-i, ad. in a pariJ; bj 
 
 parijez. 
 
 Parodic, Pa-rod-ik, ) a. relatig tu, er kon- 
 
 Parodical, Pa-rod-i-kal, ) sistig ov, parodi. 
 
 Parodist, Par-o-dist, n. wun hoa yqzez er maks 
 parodiz. 
 
 Parody, Par-o-di, n. a kjnd ov rjtig, in hwiq de 
 wurdz ov an etor qr so imitated az tu render 
 de kompozijon Iq^dikrus, er adapted tu a nq, 
 purpus; a turnig ov hwot iz serius intu burlesk. 
 
 Parody, Par-o-di, v. t. tu imitat bj parodi; tu 
 burlesk. 
 
 Parol, Par-ol, a, dun bj wurd ov mrsV, oral; az, 
 parol evidens, distiggwijt from ritn, evidens. 
 
 Parole, Pa-r61, n. wurd ov onor er promis, par- 
 tikyi^larli bj a prizner ov wer, kondijonali set 
 atlqrj. 
 
 Parole, Pa-rol, a. sam &z parol. 
 
 Paromology, Par-o-mol-o-ji, n. {RJiet.y a fig- 
 yqr bj hwiq an orator konsedz sumtig tu an ad- 
 versari, in erder tu stregten hiz on qrgqment. 
 
 Paronomasia, Par-o-no-ma-ji-a, n. a figyqr bj 
 hwiq a wurd iz yqzd in diferent sensez, er sim- 
 ilar wurdz qr set in opozijon tu eq uder; a pla 
 upon wurdz. 
 
 Paronomastical, Par-Q-no-mas-ti-kal, a. belog- 
 ig tu a paronomasia. [lo. 
 
 Paronychia, Par-o-nik-e-a, n. {Med.) a. hwit- 
 
 Paronyme, Par-o-nim, n. a paronimus wurd. 
 
 Paronymous, Pa-ron-i-mus, a. alik in s-snd, but 
 diferig in ertografi and signifikajon; az, {air) 
 and {heir;) — havig de sam derivajon. 
 
 Paronymy, Pa-ron-i-mi, n. de kwoliti ovbeig par- 
 onimus. 
 
 Paroquet, Par-o-ket, n. a smel spejez ov parot. 
 
 Parotid, Pa-rot-id, a. {Anat.) notig a Iqrj gland, 
 sityqated under de er, hwiq sekrets saljva; sal- 
 ivari. 
 
 Parotis, Pa-ro-tis, »»., pi. Pa-rot-i-dez, {Anat.) 
 a gland under de er; — {Med.) a tqmor in de 
 parotid gland. 
 
 Parotitis, Par-o-tj-tis, n. {Med.) inflamajon ov 
 de parotid gland; de mumps. 
 
 Paroxysm, Par-oks-iz-m, fi. an egzaserbajon ov a 
 dizez; a fit er turn ov pan er grat suferig; kon- 
 vuljon. [oksizmz; konvdlsiv. 
 
 Paroxysmal, Par-oks-iz-mal, a. relatig tu par- 
 
 Parquetry, Pqr-ket-ri, n. inlad wud-wurk. 
 
 Parr, Pqr, n. de yug ov de samon, les dan ttD 
 yerz old. 
 
 Parral, Par-al, ) n. {A^aut.) a kolar ov grezd rap, 
 
 Parrel, Par-el, i er truks, bj hwiq de yqrd iz 
 konf jnd tu de mast hwjl it sljdz up and disn. 
 
 Parricidal, Par-i-sj-dal, a. relatig tu, partakig 
 ov, er komitig parisjd. 
 
 Parricide, Par-i-sid, n. de murder ov a fqder; 
 de murderer ov a fqder; elso de murder er 
 murderer ov eni ner relativ, az a huzband, wjf, 
 muder, &s., er ov a distiggwijt er sakred person 
 er benefaktor. 
 
 Parried, Par-id, p. a. werded of; turnd asjd. 
 
 Parrot, Par-ot, «. a pqrti-kulord herd, havig a 
 hukt bil, and remqrkabl fer imitatig de hqman 
 vers. [CDJan. 
 
 Parrot-fish, Par-ot-fiJ, n. a fij ov de Pasifik 
 
 l^ARROTRY, Par-ot-ri, «. de habit ov imitajon, az 
 ov a parot. 
 
 Parry, Par-i, v. i. tu word of trusts; tu fens. 
 
 Parry, Par-i, v. t. tu turn asjd; tu werd of. 
 
 Parse, Pqrs, •». t. tu rezolv bj de riclz ov gramar; 
 tu rezolv intu de gramatikal elements, er pqrts 
 ov speq. 
 
 Parsee, P^r-SE, n. wun ov de Perjan refytyez, 
 (Geubres,) er fjr-wurjiperz, drivn from Perja bj 
 de persekqjonz ov de Mahometanz, n^s inhabitig 
 pqrts ov India.
 
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 PABfliifONlOCl, Pqr-!<i-mo-ni-u«, a. 
 
 fribgal; ip^rifl; pennriiu; ttvari/u" 
 
 »'Tli. ■• , . V 
 
 pAa«lMu^rIOl'BLT, Pqrui-nu^-ni-us-li, W. kavr- 
 pA&MiMu.siouaNKias, I'qr-»i-mu-Di-uii-De«, n. At 
 
 kwiiliti ov brig pqr<iinuiniuit. 
 Paemimunt, P(^r-«i-mu-Di, n. ckit^ir frcof^iU; 
 
 kdvrtu^nM; iiif^rUliiie.'<: ptm^riunDfs; araru. 
 Parhinu, l'iir*-io, n. At akt ov rri6lvig a B«nt«tu 
 
 iiitu i^ntiimtikal ^lemcnU or {i^rL^. 
 pAaMLET, I'(;rs li, n. a fj^nlun pluot or ^rb. 
 Paesxif, I'qre-nip, ». a g^^den v^jetabl or rat.— 
 
 Uitn uliKi {parrrKp.) 
 Pakao.h, P<^r-!ion, n. a klvrjiuuin: a prtat; a minii- 
 
 ter; {ICmjlieh law) wun h* haz lul pute/on ov 
 
 ol At rjt.'* ov a [»aru)kiul c;ur(j. 
 Parsonaqk, Pqr-!>on-aj, n. At bonrfia or a pari/: 
 
 At hm <iv a pqrton or klorjiman. [»on. 
 
 Paxaonisu, I'l^r-son-iJ, m. rtlalin tu, or l(k a pqr- 
 Pam peo toto, Pqn pro lu-lo,\L.] {Late) "pqrt 
 
 for At hul." 
 Pabt, I'qrt, ft. 5unitig \c* (tan At hoi; a por/on; 
 
 a kwontiti hclpip tu fi»rin n lurji-r kwnDtiti; u 
 
 pe.*; <i J^r; a divijon: a mcnibi-r; |>art)kyqlar: 
 
 ingrrdifiit; pru^urjonal kwontiti; koiu^ru; 8i<i; 
 
 Mrti; intercjit: iMrtikvqlar ofin-— oni wun ov de 
 
 karaktcrz ov a i)la; t ' "; ak/<>n: ktm- 
 
 dukt; - ^utntio rrlHti{i rsiprukal rr- 
 
 l«J"ii;-/'/. kwulitit. p MI, or akom- 
 
 pli/uenLn;- kwofterz; rcjuui; liutrikLH. In gud 
 
 pfii. Ill wrl duD. In il pqrt, as il dun. Fur dr 
 
 tntjtt firi, komouli. 
 Part, Purt, ad. r>qrtli: in sum mejqr. 
 Pakt, Pqrt, r. (. tu div^; tu \\t: tu di«tribjnit: 
 
 tu MiMirat; tu disyqD|t; tu brak intu ursc't; tu 
 
 ktp asdnder; tu seiiaret or rrfin, ax de pre/ua 
 
 metal I. 
 Past, Pqrt, r. f. tu br »^pamt«d; tu kwit rq 
 
 uden tu tak or bid fi^rw^l; tu %C) awa. 7u 
 
 p<^ icid, tu kwit; tu retjn: tu loot. 
 Pabtablk, I'qrt-a-bl, «. dat ma be |<;rted or di- 
 
 vjdt-d. Lf-irio "f I>qrtio. 
 
 Partaoe. I'qrt-nj, »i. [Fr.] a divijon: de akt ov 
 Partake, Pur-tak, r. t. [i. partuk, p*. (urtakig, 
 
 (■artiikn:] tu tak pqrt wid uden; tu bav a l\e; 
 
 tu ia]rti.ii|iat: tu be admited. 
 Partake, Pur-tak, r. t. tu J^r; tu bav pqrt in: tu 
 
 admit lu. [take.) 
 
 I'artakkx, Pur-tak-n, p. from I'artnh. Sr {I'ar- 
 Partaker, Par-iak-er, n. wun hit> purtiiks: a 
 
 |iqrtnor in poxc/onx; a J%rcr; an aaujiat; an 
 
 akumplia. 
 PartaKixo, Pur-tiik-ig, n. kombinajon: de akt ov 
 
 (iikifl |iqrt;-(La(/) yqnyon in sum bad drijii. 
 pARTi.n. I'lrt t-r. n. wun hit> [x^rts or sc{)arats. 
 Parti ,r. ». [/V.l a level \<t* ov jn-itnd, 
 
 »>r 1 i«, in hwitj fl'Sen qr kiiltivnt- 
 
 ed, k ^o^AcT, wid intcrvenig spascx f.>r 
 
 Wiiks. [a v^rjin. 
 
 Parthkmiad, Par-M-ni-ad, ». a poem in nn.ir ov 
 Partiieno!*, I'<\r tenon, ». de magi * 1 
 
 iiv Min-Tva at At<'nx. 
 PARTiiE.soriAX, Pqr-te-n6-pi-an, n \ 
 
 Partiau Pqr-/al, «. inkljnd anUtxiKnUi tu 
 
 fnvor wun |>qrti in a ko«, or on wun sjd ov a 
 
 kwMtyon, mur dan dr uder; bjajit tu in.,. >.,ri|. 
 
 not imtiqrfal: — komprjiig a j>qrt: : ; 
 
 jcncral; af^ktig onh wun ]<qrt; sul n 
 
 o pqrt. 
 Partialitt, Pqr-/i-al-i-ti. n. At itat ov beig 
 
 pqr/al; an undl^ bian; nnekwal ttat ov de jnj- 
 
 ment. [not lotali. 
 
 PartiallT. P<^r-/al-i, jd. wid pt^r/ialiti; in pqrt; 
 Partibilitt, Pqr-ti-bil-i-ti, n. divitibiliti; aepa- 
 
 nibiliti. (vtdcd: divitibl; s^parabl. 
 
 Paktibu^ P<^rt-i-bl, m. oat ma be pqrt«d or di- 
 
 »ep* krim-i-oix, [L.\ 
 :i. an ak6mpti«. 
 - -. . ,^ bl, a. dai oMi be par- 
 
 UBi|nioii. [ar pqrt. 
 
 PARTiciPAjrT, Par-tia-i-pwit, «. l^Jr^^■ havip J^r 
 pARTKirAffT, Par-tU-i-pAoi, i». . 
 I'ARTicirATE, Par-tis-i-|«t, r. i lu 
 
 bav /^r or |«rt. [^ha* l^^. 
 
 I'abticipatk, Par-ti»-i-i«t, r. t. lu uufUk. lu 
 pARTicifATiON, Par-tisi-^-juD, n. At itai o* 
 
 /^rig: de akt ov parlixipatig; a /v or pqrt; 
 
 diBtnbqJon. [parUkig. 
 
 Participativk, Par-tU-i-pa-tir, a. kauU*! uv 
 Participator, Par-tU-i-[ia-tor, a. wao bft par- 
 
 tii<i|«Li<. 
 Participial. Pqr-ti-sip-i-al, a. havig Am MiiTiir 
 
 or form ov u pi^rtisipi. 
 I'articipializk, Pqr-ti-fip-i-al-lx, •. t. ta fans 
 
 intu a |«trti»ipl. (ov a p^rtixipl. 
 
 Participiallv, Pqr-ti-sip-i-al-i, md. in de maaer 
 Participle, Pqr-ti-sip-l, n. {(Jram.) a wurd dc- 
 
 rjvd fnjm a vyrb, and (xirtakig ov de kwolitii 
 
 ov Q vi;rb and an adjekliv. 
 Particle, Pc^r-ti-kl, ti. a mini^t pqrt or (lorjoo; 
 
 sumtin veri smul; a korpdsl; an atom:— (f/'rom.) 
 
 an iuJrkl{nabl wurd or |jqrt ov spci;, ov koB- 
 
 itant yqi in sentcn!<ei; an qrtikl, adverb, pr«p- 
 
 uii/iin, or kunjuQkJon. 
 Particular, i'ar-tik-yq-lor, a. not bcl6oip tu 
 
 At hul, but tu wun wni4in; not jeneral; individ- 
 
 jqul; wun, di.itigkt (rum uden: at^ntiv tu mi- 
 
 nqt tigz; (ickqlyur; liggqlur; od; aprupriat; ekx- 
 
 klqsiv; klas; egxakt; n{«; pdgktjqal; fpcsifik; 
 
 minqt: M-rkumstau/al. 
 Particclar, I'ar-tik-yq-lar, n. mm. 
 
 p«Tnt, i<r mater; a sigj^l tin: indn 
 pqrt. In par; 
 yurli; distigktli. 
 
 niinqt diviion or pqrt. 
 
 .^. 
 
 Particularibt, Par-tik-jrq-lar-ut, n. <71«o/.> 
 
 wun bit> huldt dr doktrin ov Ckidx partikjqlar 
 
 drkrr'x ov ralvsjon and rvpruba/on;— ■•I'vu a 
 
 l{ji|>ti't hit> adberx tn jortikyqlur komqnvun. 
 Particclaritt, Pur ti, n. At kwol- 
 
 iti ov brn) y>irtiky\i •; distigkt no- 
 
 tis tir rnqunTa/un; I umtig {<kqlyar. 
 
 PaKTICulakize, Par-tik-yq-iar-]x, r. r. tu mea- 
 
 Jon diotigktli: tu drtal; tu Ju minqtli. 
 I'akticllarizk. Par-lik-ji^-lar-ix, v. t. ta be 
 
 (•irlikyql.ir. 
 Particilarlt. Pir (ik Tq-lar-li, mJ. in a par- 
 
 tikyqlar man' 
 Parti xo, Pqrt s«p*ni/oa; — (c1«Mw) 
 
 a se|iarB/on m ^i.,... ..... -ilvcr from eq nder; — 
 
 (A'ui//.) dr slat <>v beig drivn frum de afikon, 
 
 hwen IX /il> hat brukn her )inh\. 
 Partisan, rqr-ti-tau. «. ;i: :-irU 
 
 ••r liikjun: a f.iluiT; a div : v a 
 
 drtaqmrnt dv an qrmi; •! ; , !jf. 
 
 i'ARTiHA.s'siiip, Pi^r-ti-xan-Jip^ a. d« t«l «r fcli^ 
 
 ov pqrtizanx. 
 
 Partite. Pqr-tjt. ». {/Ir.t.^ ' r ' • ,\, 
 
 Paktitiov, l'ar-lij-..n, n. At 
 
 "til! ■ V t.ri(i divj.le^l: dat . -■n; 
 
 «■ -irat pqrt. 
 
 Pai. r tij-on, r. t. ta Mparat b} parti/- 
 
 >.;,. [ward. 
 
 Partitive, Pqr-ti-tiv. ■. {Gram.) a diitribyotiv 
 1'artitive. Pqr-ti-tiv, a. dixtnbyqtiv; niakig 
 
 disinlii^on. 
 Partitivelt, Pqr-ti-lir-li. ati. dixtnbyativli. 
 Partly, Pqrt-li, ad. in sum n>^qr or de^: lo 
 
 pqrt. 
 Parthkr, Pc^rt-nrr, a. wnn b* ii aa^/ialMl wid 
 
 andder, ax in trad, or ax a bnsbax>d or w)f,— « 
 
 partaker, i^rer, aa<it/iat;— wan b* doaaaa wid 
 
 aadder.
 
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 Paetneeship, Pqrt-nor-Jip, n. jemt interest or 
 properti; de yiyiyon ov t<» er mor in de sam 
 trad, biznes, er konsern. [take.} 
 
 Paktook, Par-tiak, p. from Partak. Se {Par- 
 Paetridge, P4r-trij, n. a wel-non berd ov gam. 
 Paetkidpe-wood, Pqr-trij-wud, n. a kjnd ov 
 
 wud mug estemd for kabinet wurk. 
 Paets, Pqrts, n. pi. fakultiz; abilitiz; mental 
 
 akomplijments; — kwerterz; rsjonz; distrikts. 
 Paetueition, Pcir-tq,-riJ-on, n. de akt ov brijij) 
 
 iart yui); gjldbert; dtliveri. 
 Paety, P^r-ti, «. a number ov personz in a kom- 
 H,niti yunjted in capinyon er dezjn in opozijon 
 tii uderz; a bodi ov men yq,njted under sum 
 kder, er lederz, in politiks, rglijon, er uder mat- 
 er ov interest; a fakjon; — wun ov too litigants; — 
 wun konsernd in eni af4r; — sjd; kez; — a stlekt 
 as6mbli; — partikyi:i,lar person; a person distigkt 
 from, er op(f)zd tu. andder; — a detaqment ov 
 soljerz from de man bodi. 
 Party, Pqr-ti, a. pertanip tu a pqrti er sekt; pqr- 
 Jal; az, "apqrti mejur." [siti ov kulorz. 
 
 Paety-colored, P4r-ti-kul-ord, a. havir) diver- 
 Paety-juey, Pqr-ti-jii-ri, n. {Law} a jiiri kom- 
 pozd ov wun liqf nativz, and wun hqf forenerz. 
 Party-man, Pqr-ti-man, n.,pl. P^r-ti-men; a man 
 devoted tu de interests ov a pqrti; a fakjus 
 person. [spirit ov pqrtizanz. 
 
 Party -SPIRIT, P4r-ti-spir-it, n. de temper er 
 Party -SPIRITED, P^r-ti-spir-it-ed, a. havig de 
 spirit ov pqrti. [Ua h-szez. 
 
 Party-wall, Pc^r-ti-wel, n. a wel dat separats 
 Parulis, Pa-rdb-lis, n. {Med.} a gum berl. 
 Parvenu, Pqr-ve-nij,, n. [-PV.] wun hco haz re- 
 
 sentli kum intu notis; an upslqrt. 
 Paevise, Pqr-vis, n. an afterncDnz eksersjz, er 
 
 moot, fer de instrukjon ov yui) sti^dents. 
 Pas, Pq, n. [Fr.] a step; a pas; presedens. 
 Paschal, Pas-kal, a. relati^ tu de pdsover; re- 
 
 latii) tu 8ster. 
 Pasch-egg, Pask-eg, n. an eg djd er stand, pre- 
 zented ab-st 8ster. [Nert ov Iijgland.] [«'"■) 
 Pasch-flowee, Pask-fl-8-er, n. Se {Pasque-jlow- 
 Pasha, Pa-Je, n. Se {Pacha.} 
 Pashalic, Pa-Je-lik, n. Se {Pachalic.} 
 Pasigeaphic, Pas-i-graf-ik, } a. relatii) tu 
 
 Pasigeaphical, Pas-i-graf-i-kal, S pasigrafi. 
 Pasigeaphy, Pa-sig-ra-fi, n. an imajinari yq,ni- 
 versal lai)gwaj, dezjnd tu be spokn and ritn bj 
 el najonz. [anemone. 
 
 Pasque-flowee, Pask-fl-s-er, n. de ester-flTser; 
 Pasquillee, Pas-kwil-er,* n. a lampOiner. [ad. 
 Pasquin, Pas-kwin, v. t. tu lampdbn; tu paskwin- 
 Pasquinade, Pas-kwin-ad, n. a satirikal ritig, so 
 keld from de nam {Pasquma} givn tu a mii,til- 
 ated statyq, ov a gladiator in Rom, on hwiq it 
 woz yqjqal tu past satirikal paperz; a lamp6n. 
 Pasquinade, Pas-kwin-ad, v. t. tu lamprfm; tu 
 
 vilifj. 
 Pass, Pas, v. i. tu ma>\ onward; tu be progrfeiv; 
 tu prosed; tu be kurent; tu vanij; tu okur; tu 
 be enakted; tu be transakted. Tw jias aioa, tu 
 be lost; tu gljd of; tu vaniJ. 
 Pass, Pas, v. t. tu go beyond; tu go trco; tu eks- 
 sed; tu spend; tu liv trcD; tu kez tu mcciv on- 
 ward; tu transfer; tu uter; — tu enakt; tu giv 
 etoriti tu; — tu omit; tu admit; tu al-s; — tu 
 trust; tu surpds. — 2\d pas awa, tu spend; tu 
 wast. — Tu pas bj, tu ekskqz; tu f orgiv; tu neg- 
 16kt. — Tu pas over, tu omit; tu let go unre- 
 gqrded. 
 Pass, Pas, n. a naro entraus; an aveni\,; pasaj; 
 rod; — a permijon tu go or kum eni hw.v; a 
 permit; an order bj hwiq a person iz past onward 
 tu sum uder destinajon, az a slav or peper; — 
 piaj; trust in fensig; — stat; kondijon. 
 
 Passable, Pds-a-bl, a. dat ma be past er trayeld 
 
 over; dat ma pas wid'st objekjon; kurent; t61- 
 
 erabl; alisabl. 
 Passably, Pds-a-bli, ad. tolerabli; moderatli. 
 Passado, Pas-a-do, n. a pas in fensip; a puj; a 
 
 trust. 
 Passage, Pas-aj, n. de akt ov pasig; travel; 
 
 kors; jurni; feriaj; sum pad fer pasii); a wa over 
 
 weter; a veraj mad over de se er uder weter; 
 
 moDvment from plas tu plas; rod; wa; entrans 
 
 er eksit; liberti tu pas; — okdrens; uns^tld stat; 
 
 insident; transakjon; manajment; kondukt; — 
 
 pqrt ov a buk; siggl plas in a rjtii); de pasig er 
 
 enaktment ov a le er bil bj a lejislativ bodi. 
 Passbook, Pds-buk, n. a buk in hwiq a merqant 
 
 er trader maks an entri ov gudz sold tu a kus- 
 
 tomer. 
 Passed, Past, i. and p. from Pas. Se {Pass.} 
 Passengee, Pas-en-jer, n. a traveler; wun hco iz 
 
 upon a jurni, on de rod, er in a vehikl on land, 
 
 er in a vesel on weter; a waf^rer. 
 Passenger-falcon, Pas-en-jer-fek-n, n. a mj- 
 
 gratori hek. 
 Passe-par-toct, Pds-par-tdo, n. [Fr.] master-ke; 
 
 — a plat er wud-blok yq,zd bj an engraver. 
 Passer, Pds-er, n. wun hro pasez; a pasenjer. 
 Passeeby, Pds-er-bj, n. wun hco pasez bj. 
 Passeeine, Pas-er-in, n. {Ornith.} wun ov an 
 
 erder ov berdz, inkh],dig de sparo. 
 Passerine, Pas-er-in, a. notii) a klas ov berdz, 
 
 hwiq inkli^dz de sparo. 
 Passibility, Pas-i-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 pasibl; pasiblnes. 
 Passible, Pas-i-bl, a. dat ma fel er sufer; sus- 
 
 eptibl ov suferii) er ov imprejonz from eksternal 
 
 ajents. [pasibl. 
 
 Passibleness, Pas-i-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 Passiflora, Pas-i-fl(f)-ra, n. {Pot.} a jenus ov 
 
 fl'serz; de pajon-fl-ger. 
 Passim, Pas-im, ad. [L.] evcri hwq,r; her and dq,r; 
 
 yt^zd az a wurd ov referens. 
 Passing, Pds-ig, pp. a. surpdsig; eminent. 
 Passing, Pds-ig, ad. eksedigli; az, "pasir/ stranj." 
 Passing, Piis-ig, n. de akt ov goig bj. 
 Passing-bell, Pds-ig-bel, n. a bel told at de 
 
 det ov a person: fermerli rug tu obtan prqrez fer 
 
 de djig, m? rug after deses. 
 Passing-note, Pds-ig-not, n. {Mvs.} a sofnig 
 
 not betwen tea uderz; a gras hwji,rin too nots qr 
 
 konekted bj smeler intervenig nots. 
 Passion, PaJ-on, n. eni efekt kezd bj eksternal 
 
 ajensi; mental eksjtment: vjolent er strog emo- 
 
 Jon ov de mjnd; luv: agger; gref; fer; zel; qrdor; 
 
 egernes ; — pasiblnes; suf crig ; — emfatikali, de 
 
 last suferig ov Krjst. 
 Passionary, PaJ-on-a-ri, n. a buk deskrjbig 
 
 sants and mqrterz. 
 Passionate, PaJ-on-at, a. mcDvd bj pajon; felig 
 
 er ekspresig grat emojon ov mjnd; czili mcDvd 
 
 tu agger; irasibl; eksjtabl; aggri; hasti; hot- 
 
 temperd. 
 Passionately, PaJ-on-at-li, ad. in a pajonat 
 
 manor; wid paJon; aggrili. [pajonat. 
 
 Passionateness, PaJ-on-at-nos, w. de statov beig 
 Passion-flowee, PaJ-on-flTs-er, n. a twjnig 
 
 plant, ov several varjetiz, jenus {passiflf/i'a.} 
 Passionless, PaJ-on-les, a. verd ov paJon; kcol. 
 Passion-week, PaJ-on-wek, n. de wek befor 
 
 Sster, in hwiq de suferigz and krcDsifikJon, ov 
 
 Krjst qr komemorated. 
 Passive, Pas-iv, a. resevig imprejon from sum 
 
 eksternal ajent; unrezistig; not opozig; suferig; 
 
 not aktig; not aktiv; kwjesent; submisiv; pajent. 
 
 — {Gram.} havig dat ferm, az a verb, bj hwiq 
 i de akrizativ ov de aktiv vers bekdmz de nom- 
 I inativ; az, {doceor,} j am tot.
 
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 Pamivelt, Pis-ir-li, ad. in a puir m*ner; wl4- 
 
 ^t ajoiui. — {Oram.} akordig tu At furm ov a 
 
 T^rb piwiv. 
 Paui VENIC88, I'iW-iv-nea, ». At kwoliti ov beig pas- 
 
 iv: luwsihiliti; pnjen.t; kqiniivit. 
 Pajwivitv, I'tt-siv-i-ti,* n. i>iuiivnuii. 
 l'A.ssLt:88, I'dM-led, a. baviy uo |>aA4J. 
 Fahsovkr, Pd.i-o-vcr, n. u fo-ttival amdo de Jt^i 
 
 hwitj (lerjvs iu Inj?liJ nniu from liixlt /mtig oivr 
 
 de hsici i)V de hrai'lit.'', itiij spiirii) i.i:ir f-T^t- 
 
 btirn, bwi-n duz ov de rjipjaiu w^r pul tu dot; 
 
 der-akrit't'* kild. 
 Pass-parole, I'as-pa-r^l, n. a komdnd, girn at 
 
 de bed ov an qrmi, tu be post on tu de rer; 
 
 jxiswurd. 
 Passport, Pds-port, n. a worant ov pnatck/on 
 
 and utoriti tu travel, f^runtcd tu |M-rduni mcDvig 
 
 friin plus fu plus; jM5rmiJon ov |a!<nj. 
 Password, Pd.s-wurd, n. a wurd yq,id ai a nig- 
 
 nal; u wocwurd. 
 Passwort, Pds-wnrt, n. a plant; poliiwurt. 
 Pas^y measure, I'.is i-ni<^3-nr, n. an old statli 
 
 kjnd civ dans. 
 Past, I'list, p. and a. from Pom. Sc {Pass.) har- 
 
 ig ftirmcrli bin; not prcxcnt; not tu kum; tpent; 
 
 Konbj. 
 Past, Past, n. de tlm gon bi; pnjt tjni. 
 Past, I'a.st, pr^p. bry6ncl; ubdv; aftor; mur dan. 
 
 — Sumtimi inkon^ktli ynid for hj; ai, "ta ga 
 
 l-a^t." 
 Paste, I'ast, n. oni tig mikst up so ai tu be vis- 
 
 kua and tenajut; — fl'xr and wotcr miggid far 
 
 semcni orfitr fa)d;--qrtifi/al niikstyqr, in iuiila- 
 
 /on ov jomi or pro/u« stcinz. 
 Paste, I'nst, r. i. tu srin^nt or fa.<n wid jKist. 
 Pasteboarb, Pii.it-bord, n. tik, stif i>np<'r, nwid 
 
 b| masemliu pnpor or ndcr substanJ, anil ka.ttig 
 
 it in moldi, or b| |>astio Jets ov pastor tugtSder. 
 Pasteboard, Pt'ist-bu>rd, a. mad ov i^istburd. 
 Pastel, P.-i.'-tol, n. [Fr.] an ^rb or iilnnt; wod; a 
 
 dj-slnf aljd tu indigu; — a kulurd kmun. 
 Pastkr.v, I'as-tcrn, n. de pqrt ov a borsex fut 
 
 under de fctlok tu de hrl:— <i patent. 
 Pasticcio, Pa:t-ti^-o, h. [/(.] an ulio; a raedli.— 
 
 {Painiin^) a juktyr^r jmntod bj a ma:<ter in a 
 
 st^l diforent from liis kti-stomnri .it|l. 
 Pastil, Pas-til, n. loionj or rol ov past; — a kra- 
 
 on. Se {PasUl,} and { Pott i!l^.) 
 Pastil, Pa^j-til, c t. tu administer or tret wid 
 
 pa.«tilz. 
 Pastille, Pas-til, n. a rol ov ]iast h(\rdnd. az 
 
 doz bwi(] qr mnd ov swet-scntcd rozini and ar- 
 
 om.itik wudz for pcrfqmig (jiimbcrz; a {>astil; — 
 
 a Juif ird konfck/on. 
 Pastime, Pds-Hm, n. sport; amqzmont; div^r/on; 
 
 rekrenjon: pla; vntcrtanment. 
 Pastor, l'd<-t.jr, n. n Jip.Td:-a klfrjiman or 
 
 luiniitcr biti hat de ki^r uv a flok. 
 Pastoraok, Pd«-tor-aj, n. At ofis or jqrisdikjon 
 
 ov a jxistor. 
 Pastoral, Pd»-tor-al, a. rtlatig tu a pastor; re- 
 
 bitig tu a Jeperd; nttral; relatig tu de k:\,T ov 
 
 suli. 
 Pastoral, Pds-tor-al, ii. a puom deskriptiv ov 
 
 JojM-rdi and dur okynp«J"nz. or ov (j kuntri IJf; 
 
 an idil; a bqkdlik; a buk relatig tu de k^r ov 
 
 ROlz. 
 
 Pastorale, Pas-tor-^-la, ". (//.] {Jf-s.) an ^r 
 ov a {vistoml karaktor a figyqr uv a duns. 
 
 Pastorallt, I'ds-tor-al-i, ad. in de maucr or a 
 pastor. (ton. 
 
 Pastorate, P<is-tor-at, n. At ofis or bodi ov pa*- 
 
 Pastori.ess, Pils-tor-lo*. a. dwtitqi ov a pantor. 
 
 Pastorlike, Pds-tor-llk, a. bekrtmig or l|k a pan- 
 tor. 
 
 Pastorlino, Pds-tor-lig, n. an inferior pastor. 
 
 Pastorlt, lai-t.ir Ii, «. btkdmig or lik a pojtor. 
 Pastorhhip, Pdi-tor-Jip, n. At ofi* or rk^k o? a 
 
 I-ii(or. 
 1 ASTRT, P&s-tri, 11. fAd mad ov or wid pAft, as 
 
 Pli, Iqrld, k».; bakt |«ut. 
 Pastry-cook, Paa tri-kuk, n. wnn hA maki and 
 
 seU i^nlri, or tigx Ixikt in pBit. 
 Pasturable, Pd»i-yii-ra-bl, a. fit f .r loMj^. 
 pASTURAiiK, Piinl-yn-nij, n. A. ■ ftdip 
 
 kail; l.iuJz gntid bj kstl; gr ; .«li. 
 
 Pasture, Pdnt-yiir, m. fa«l J.,r gn*d 
 
 bi kail; akt ov ftdig;— •hi|man kuiiyqr. 
 Pasture, Pdst-yqr, c. (. tu fed on gru»; tu plaj 
 
 in a iMstvur. 
 Pasture, riist-ytir, v. i. tu gmi or fed on gnu. 
 Pasture LAND, rdst-yqr-land, n. land myrZpti' 
 
 ntod tu i«istyqr. [widiii a dij. 
 
 Pasty, Pns-ti, ur PAs-ti, n. a pj ov krum ratd 
 I'asty, IVis-ti, a. rei^mblig or 1{K nasi; dui. 
 1'at, I'at,; a. fit; kunvenycnt; egtikl. "It l^et in 
 
 pat alujon." 
 Pat, Pal,; aJ. just in de nik; egiiktli; filli. 
 Pat, I'ut, n. a l|t, kwik blu; a ta]); a amul lump 
 
 ov ui.itur bctn intu JR[> wid de hand. 
 Pat, Pat, r. /. tu strjk Ijtli; tu Up. 
 Patache, Pa-luJ, n. [/r.j a «m-jl, Ijt fiper T«el; 
 
 u s-trt ov stoj-k&q. 
 Patacoo.v, I'ut-a-kXn, n. a Spani/ k»n wurt »um- 
 
 hwot luur dan a dolar. [agunia. 
 
 I'ataooman, Pat-a-g(I)-ni-an, n. a nativ ov Pat- 
 Patavi.mty, Pat-a-vin-i-ti, n. u provinJaJ idiom 
 
 in spc(;, .nj uuuid from de idiou ov Liri, it his- 
 
 turian, from biz beig bom in de pruvinjal tin 
 
 ov {J'at<ivium.y 
 Patch, Ph<;, n. u prs sod on tu kuver a hul;- -i 
 
 jir.t in.«);rled in vurivgulctl wurk;- a sui'i "j-.t 
 
 ov blak silk put on de fns;— a smol j>qrji:l, ai 
 
 ov land; a smol pes; a pqrt. 
 Patch, Vaq, r. I. tu put a pa<; on; tu kuver wid 
 
 a {lat;; tu mend klnmzili; tu mak wid pa^ei or 
 
 pesez. 
 Patcher, P.ic-er, n. wun h<i> paqei; a bo<;er. 
 Patciiert, Pac-cr-i, h. bo<jeri; bugglig wurk. 
 Patchwork, P.'ii;-wurk, ». wurk or sumtig kom- 
 
 pilizd ov |K:sez; u mud-upklumii tig. 
 Patchy, Paq-i, a. ful ov i<a<iez. 
 Pate, Pat, m. de bed. [Ns yqzd in ridikol.] 
 1'ated, Piit-ed, a. havig a pnt. It it yHzd onii 
 
 in komiuzijon; ai, log-/>«£c(/, kunig; l%\u-pai*<t, 
 
 fjili/. iov upnig. 
 
 I'atefactiox, Pat-e-fik-Jon, n. de akt ur tui 
 Patella, Pa-tel-a, n. \L.] pi. Pa-KI-e, <Eng.) 
 
 I'.i ul-az, de kap or de ne; de ne-pan;— o jx^- 
 
 nivalv Jcl-fiJ. 
 Patelliform, Pa-t^l-i-form, a. barig dc form 
 
 ov a diJ. Ipat4la. 
 
 Patellite, Piit-«I-it, m. At fosil irmAns or de 
 Pate.v, Pat- en, n. a stand or M««r for a ^it tu 
 
 rest on;— a vesci on hwic de saknun^ntal bred 
 
 ii plaat; -a plat. Se (PaiUn.) 
 Patent, l*At-ent, ».r Pa-tont, a. sprcdig, ai a Icf, 
 
 ap.'vn-nt; manifest; sekqrd bJ a |iatent; ojio 
 
 tu de {CTUizal ov ol; ax, lotvrx ;'.l^ •.'. 
 Patent, Pat-cnt, n. a rit or i 
 
 otoriti, kunvaig tu a pinion : 
 
 Til*, or di.sjujx ov sum nq invi;.^ .• --.-.., 
 
 for a limited period. 
 Patent, Pat-ent, r. t. tu sekiSr bl pat«at. 
 Patentee, Pat-en-ti, n. wun ba> (uJldx a pal«et. 
 Patera, I'at-e-ra, n. [L.] pJ. I*«t-e-rf, a goblat; 
 
 a brni UjI. 
 Paternal, IV-tvr-nnl. a. rrlntip tu, or bf kdmig. 
 
 a fqder; fqdcrii; kjnd; dcrpd lr«m a fqdcr. h«- 
 
 rMilnri. 
 Patermtt, Pa-i^rnl ti, a. d« kwoIiiJ, ttat, m 
 
 rcla/on ov a fqdcr; fqdcr/ip.
 
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 Pater-nostee, Pa-ter-nos-ter, n. [L. "Tfr Fqder."] 
 3.S Lerdz pr^r. — {Arch.} a sort ov ernament in 
 de Jap ov bedz, er ov an oval form. 
 
 Path, I'at, n.,j}l. Padz, wa; rod; trak; eni pasaj; 
 jr^jqali, a uaro wa. 
 
 Path, Pat, v. t. tu gca over; tia koz tu go; tia 
 mak wa for. 
 
 Pathematic, Pat-g-mat-ik, a. suferig. 
 
 Pathetic, Pa-tet-ik, ) a. relatiij tu patos; 
 
 Pathetical, Pa-tet-i-kal, i afektiij de pajonz; 
 adrest tu dg pajonz; mcOvir); afektig; tuqig; ek- 
 sjtii) de fsliijz. [manor. 
 
 Pathetically, Pa-tet-i-kal-i, ad. in a patetik 
 
 Patheticalness, Pa-tet-i-kal-nes, n, de kwoliti 
 ov bsig patetik. 
 
 Pathfly, Pdt-flj, n. a flj f-snd in futpadz. 
 
 Pathic, Pat-ik, n. a person ab4zd kontrari tu 
 natyii,r. 
 
 Pathless, Pdt-Ies, a. destitut ova pat; untrodn. 
 
 Pathogeny, Pa-tog-e-ni, n. {Med.} de prcodukjon 
 ov dizEz. 
 
 Pathognomonic, Pa-6og-no-m6n-ik, a. {Med.} 
 apljd tu simtomz hwiq qr pekij^lyar tu partik- 
 yi],lar dizezez, and bj hwiq da qr rekognjzd: not 
 merli simtomatik. 
 
 Pathognomy^, Pa-tog-no-mi, n. de eksprejon ov 
 de pajonz; de sjens ov de sjnz bj hwiq de stat 
 ov ds pajonz iz indikated; de natyx|ral laggwaj 
 er operajon ov de mjnd, az indikated bj de mo- 
 Jonz ov de soft and mobil pqrts ov de bodi. 
 
 Pathologic, Pat-o-16j-ik, a. relatig tu pafioloji; 
 patolojikal. 
 
 Pathological, Pat-o-16j-i-kal, a, relatig tu 
 patoloji; patolojik. 
 
 Pathologist, Pa-tol-o-jist, n. wun hoo trets ov 
 patoloji. 
 
 Pathology, Pa-tol-o-ji, n. {Med.} de doktrin 
 ov dizezez, tugeder wid di^r kezez, efekts, and 
 diferensez; a tretiz on dizezez. 
 
 Pathopceia, Pat-Q-pe-ya, a. {Wiet.} a figyi^r 
 ov speq bj hwiq de pajonz qr miBvd. 
 
 Pathos, Pti-tos, n. pajon; vehemens ov felir); eks- 
 prejon ov dep felig; dat bwiq eksjts de emojonz, 
 espejali de tender emojonz ov de mjnd. 
 
 Pathway, Pdt-wa, ji. a rod; a naro wa tu be 
 past on fut. 
 
 Patibulaey, Pa-tib-yq,-la-ri, a. relati^ tva a 
 kros, jibet, er galoz. 
 
 Patience, Pa-Jens, n. de kwoliti ov beiij pajent; 
 de akt ov suferig wid-st komplant; kqm endii,r- 
 ans; rezignajun; perseverans; kontinyq,ans ov 
 labor. In JJutani, an erb er plant. 
 
 Patient, Pa-Jent, a. po'zest ov pajens; suferig 
 pan, aflikjon, bqrdjip, or insult wid ekwanimiti; 
 kqm; perseverig; not hasti. 
 
 Patient, Pa-Jent, n. dat hwiq resevz imprejonz 
 from eksternal ajents; an invale'd; a person suf- 
 erig under dizez; komonli ekspresiv ov de rela- 
 Jon betwen a sik person and a fizijan. 
 
 Patient, Pa-Jent, v'. t. tu kompoz tu pajens. 
 
 Patiently, Pa-Jent-li, nd. wid pajens; kqmli 
 
 Patin, I'at-in, 71. Se {Paten, ana Patten.} 
 
 Patina, Pat-i-na, n. [£.] {Numismatic^} de fin 
 rust wid hwiq kernz bekiim kuverd bi Ijin in 
 serten serlz. " 
 
 Patly, Pat-li, ad. kom(&diusli; fitli. Se {Pat} 
 
 Patois, Pat-wo, n. [Fr.] a djalekt pekqlyar tu 
 de pezantri or loer klosez; a rastik or provinfal 
 djalekt. '^ ■* 
 
 Patees consceipti, Pa-trez kon-skrip-tj,;?Z. [Z.] 
 kouskript fqderz; de senatorz ov anjent Roni. 
 
 Pateiaecu, Pti-tri-qrk, n. wun hd) guvernz bj 
 paternal rjt, apljd in jcneral tu de anjent fqderz 
 ov mankind; de fqder er bed ov a famili;— a 
 digniti ov de bjest ragk in de Oriental qurcoz, 
 STiperior tu qrqbijops. 
 
 Pateiaechal, Pa-tri-qr-kal, a. belogig tu pa- 
 triqrks; suq az iz er woz pozest er enjtfd bj pa- 
 triqrks. 
 Patriarchate, Pa-tri-^r-kat, n. de ofis, digniti, 
 
 raijk, or jqrisdikjon ov a patriqrk. 
 Patriarchdom, Pa-tri-qrk-dom,* n. dominyon 
 
 ov a patriqrk. 
 Patriarchic, Pa-tri-qrk-ik, a. patriqrkal. 
 Patriarchism, Pa-tri-qrk-iz-m,«. patriqrkal stat 
 or relijuu. [patriqrkat, 
 
 Patriarchship, Pa-ti-i-qrk-Jip, n. de sam az 
 Patriarchy, Pa-tri-qr-ki, n. patriqrkat. 
 Patrician, Pa-triJ-an, «. wun ov de nobiliti, 
 amug de anjent Romanz; u noblman; — wun hd) 
 iz verst in er adherz tu patristik teoloji. 
 Patrician, Pa-triJ-an, a. nobl; senatorial; not 
 plebeyan. [akter ov patrijanz. 
 
 Pateicianism, Pa-triJ-an-iz-m,«. de ragk er kar- 
 Pateicidal, Pat-ri-si-dal, a. relatig tu patrisjd; 
 
 parisjdal. 
 Patricide, Pat-ri-sjd, n. de murder er murderer 
 
 ov a fqder; a parisjd. 
 Pateimonial, Pat-ri-m(5-ni-al, a. relatig tu a 
 patrimoni; pozest bj inheritans; klamd bj rjt ov 
 bert; hereditari. [itans. 
 
 Pateimonially, Pat-ri-mo-ni-al-i, ad. bj inher- 
 Pateimony, P;it-ri-mo-ni, n. a rjt er estat inher- 
 ited from wunz fqderz; a patrimonial estat. 
 Pateiot, Pa-tri-ut, w. wun hot) luvz and fatfuli 
 servz hiz kuntri. It iz sumtjmz yi|zd jronikali 
 fer a fakjus disturber ov de guvernment. 
 Pateiot, Pa-tri-ot, a. aktyqated bj de luv ov 
 
 wunz kuntri. 
 Patriotic, Pa-tri-6t-ik, er Pat-ri-6t-ik, a. relat- 
 ig tu or ful ov patriotizm. 
 Pateiotically^, Pa-tri-6t-i-kal-i, ad. in a patri- 
 
 otik manor. 
 Patriotism, Pa-tri-ot-iz-m, n. luv ov wunz kun- 
 tri; zel fer wunz kuntri. 
 Patripassian, Pa-tri-pdJ-an, n. {Theol.} wun 
 hcQ holdz dat God, de Fqder himself, suferd on 
 de kros. 
 Pateipassianism, Pa-tri-paJ-an-iz-m,«.de tenets 
 
 ov de Patripajanz. 
 Pateistic, Pa-tris-tik, ) a. relatig tu de 
 
 Pateistical, Pa-tris-ti-kal, ( Fqderz ov de 
 prLmitiv Kristyan (jurq. Patristik ieoloji, ds 
 teoloji ov de erli Kristyan Fqderz. 
 Pateol, Pa-trJ)l, m. cle akt ov goig de r'sndz, in 
 de strets ov a garison t'sn, tu repres disorder; 
 de personz or soljerz hO) go de nsndz. 
 Patrol, Pa-trol, v. i. tu go risnd a plas er dis- 
 trikt az a patrol. [a gqrd. 
 
 Patrol, Pa-tr61, v. t. tu pas twD: tu go risnd, az 
 Patron, Pa-tron, er Pat-ron, n. wun boo patronjzez, 
 kintenansez, suports, er protekts; a gqrdian 
 sant; wun hcD haz de donajon ov ekleziastikal 
 preferment. 
 Patron, Pa-tron, a. afordig tvitelari ad. 
 Patronage, Pa-tron-aj, n. de akt ov patronjzig; 
 suport; protekjon; g4rdianjip; donajon ov a 
 beuefis; rjt ov konferig a benef is. 
 Patronage, Pa-tron-aj,* v. i. tu patronjz. 
 Patronal, Pa-tron-al, a. relatig tu, er aktig az, 
 
 a patron; protektig; suportig. 
 Patroness, Pa-tron-es, n. a. femal patron, er a 
 femal ho) patronjzez, defendz, k^ntenansez, er 
 suports. 
 Pateonize, Pa-tron-jz, v. t. tu protekt; tu sup- 
 
 (Srt; tu defend; tu k^sntenans. 
 Patronizer, Pa-tron-jz-er, n. wun hot) patronjzea 
 
 er suports. 
 Patronless, Pa-tron-les, a. havig no patron. 
 Patronymic, Pat-ro-nim-ik, n. a nam fermd from 
 de nam ov a fqder or ansostor; az, {Pelides) ds 
 sun ov (Peleus); {Fitzjames}, de sunov (James).
 
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 PEA 
 
 rATEONYMi r . .1. (Itrjvd, u A nam, 
 
 trmii uii > . kal. 
 
 rATUu.NYM. i-kul, 4. elupr^io 
 
 At uuin uv u i<^dcr ut ttintoator; (atroniiuik. 
 PatkouN, l'a-tnf>a, ii. a Iqrj Uii<l<ti iiru|>r(rUir, 
 
 buMin est^U 6kjriipid b^ a teimntri. iLukal, 
 
 N. Y] 
 PATTtiK, l'<i-ti, n. {Ilrr.) a kros, imol in At midi 
 
 and w^d at dr vndz. 
 Pattcx, I'ai-cn, n. de fut or bns, at ov a pilar; 
 
 a \ib »v wui<l wtd an {ura rig, worn under dr 
 
 Hwl uv At koiuon Jj>, h{ wimun, tu krp doin frutn 
 
 de <lt'rt or wnicr. [patunx. 
 
 PATTtx MAKttt, I'at-cn-muk-cr, n. wun tiJj uuk.i 
 PArrttt, r.it-or, e. t. tu rt-jt nr rrpKt hu-tili. 
 PaTTKUN, I'al-orn, ii. de urijimil |iru|iu^d li>r iin- 
 
 itajuii: ((rket|p; Am hwii; iz tu Li- knpid; a mud- 
 el; an cf^Auplar; a 8|M>siiuun; a |x;rt Jun ux a 
 
 aampl ov de rc^i; an iuDtauit;— a Jap or fonn kut 
 
 in |uii>or, Jt.". 
 Pattkkn, I'al-ern, o. t. tu imitat, az frum a pai- 
 
 cru: tu kiipi; tu ikTV az an c;;z<im|<l. 
 Pattv, I'at-i, n. u lill \>\; az, a orl-pati. [in. 
 
 Pattv-FaS, I'al-i-pan, n. a |>an tu bak a lill pj 
 Patulous, l*at-yn-iu.<, a. iprcdig; i'k.i|>andod. 
 Pauc'itv, |V»-'i-(i, II. fi^ncg; smiilncs ov number; 
 
 0111 < ' iitili. 
 
 Paui I • an-ist, /». {Tfwl.) a fAlocr or 
 
 I'ol 1, a divjn ov At tvrd M^ntiiri. 
 
 Paulician, l'..-lij-i-Bn, ri. wun ova .tckt uv Krist- 
 
 jaiix, naiud fri>m d.-^r Itder i'xlu.", ba>x hiiit^jri it 
 
 intcrwuvn wid dut uv At Urtk ijurg ov At n{nt 
 
 aii'i li-nt M.-iitiirix. 
 Pauline, I'.J-lin. «. rrlatio tu St. Pol. 
 Paunch, I'uni;, vr I'onq, n. de beli; de alMlijmcn. 
 Paunch, l'<iin;, r. l. tu ckxeutonit; tu rvi.torat. 
 I'aupkr, I'o-|ier, H. u pitir iivnmii: wun ba> ii 
 
 8upi.irit.-d b| amx, or \i\ publik pruvijon. 
 PAUPtBisif, I'o-per-ix-ui, n.At slnt uv beig a pi>- 
 
 pir; |«ivcrti; de kondijon ov i«[h.tz hwi(j rr- 
 
 kwirx (1 lrj;al pruvijon. [tu trrt az \»\<vn. 
 
 Paupebizk, I'o-per-jx, p. t. tu redi'i* tu }>opvriim: 
 Pausk, i'oz, n. a stop; a pins or t(m ov iuturmijon; 
 
 suitp^n!); scAoJon; — a mqrk, dui ( — ), for iu»- 
 
 p<indig de viTi*: — a nt'jp in mi^zik. 
 Pauhk, I'oz, D. I. tu wat; tu iitop: nut tu pro.'id; 
 
 tu t'orli;ir for a t|in: tu delibcrat; tu demdr; tu 
 b< titflt. 
 I'auskr, l'<>z-cr, n. wun bd) p'«icz or delibemts. 
 1'ausi.n'uly, Foz-ig-li, ad. altera pox; bj brakj. 
 1'aut, I'ol, II. {Hot.) an Tat-Indian plant. 
 I'avi:, I'bv, v. t. tu la wid brik or stun; tu flor 
 
 wid stun. 
 Pavkmilnt, I'liv-mcnt, n. a flur or kozwa formd 
 
 uv siuii, or brik, or udcr hqrd material. 
 Paver, I'uv-cr, n. wun hii> paviorformi pavment«; 
 
 a |Kivyer. 
 Pavuauk, I'av-e-s^d, n. [Fr.] a kjnd ov def^ns, 
 
 or <i klot bug rsnd a gali tu kuvor de K>an. 
 I'AvtJiK, I'avex. r. r. tu Jrld; tu kuvcr. 
 I'avi AUE, ru-vi-nj, n. {Laic) a kontribi]Jon er 
 
 Uik^i I'lr (Mivig dr strtt.t or h|waz. 
 I'aviek, I'liv-yiT, 11. wun lioi pavx. Se {Pavtr.) 
 1'atillion, I'a-vil-Tun, i». a prujoktig apqrtmcnt 
 on dr fla{)k ov a bildig; a bildig wid a dom; — 
 a sir ' - - , gt^rdcn;— Q militari lent. 
 Pavh. yon, r. t. lu fumij wid tents: 
 
 tu lit. i jflvin.-iit. 
 
 Paving. l'.i\-.y, rv. At a^ 
 Pavioe, I'liv-yor, n. sbmi 
 
 Pavo, l'u-va,ii. {L.] <,( • ". 
 
 de prk'ik. {Attr^'ii.) u sud .n. 
 
 Patosi.ne, Piv-o-nin, »».</. ^ok-tal 
 
 t<irnij. 
 Paw, I'o. n. de fut ov a best ov pra, inklqdig At 
 dog and At kat;— dc bMid, in konUmt. 
 
 Paw, Pu, r. «. tu dru At fur fut aI6|) de gnnd; 
 tu diK wid dr (ut. 
 
 Paw, Po, r. t. tu ttqk wid a df*o ttruk or d« 
 fur fut; tu baudl, ax wid pot. 
 
 I'aweu, Pod, A. bkvio |..t: hr»l-ful«d. 
 
 I'awk, I'ok, F. • • 
 
 I'AWL, Pol, .1 ,no fipt** 
 
 krp dr ku]. ..jjol pc4 or 
 
 muni ill Ciinc. 
 
 Pawm, I'on, n. sumtig civn as a xckiirili far rt* 
 piimont ov muni, or fulfilment ov u promit; a 
 pli*j; dr ^lnt ov brig i>lrjd; <i kumun inxnal^ea. 
 
 Paw."*. I'on. r. t. ttj plfj; tu ~iv in |4ej. 
 
 I'awnbii' wun bd> lends 
 
 mum kcr bib advdoMS 
 
 mum, I, upiin dc Kkl^- 
 
 riti uv ^udx tl{i<uiii«xl iu bu baadk. 
 
 I'AWNiiauKisG, I'on-bruk-ig, n. dc bisnea or a 
 |«*iibruk(-r. 
 
 Pawnee, I'liu-r, n. wun liiS rrsivx a pan. 
 
 Paw. NEK, Pou-cr, n. wun luti ponx. 
 
 Pax, I'aks, h. u sort ov litl imaj ov KrUt, er d 
 mttalik pint wid a krus euKnivd on it. Iiwi(;, in 
 uld tjmz, de |)rpl y^zd t i l,,,im. r 4, ».;nis wo« 
 undud, dat iM<rcm>.jni bni iz dr kU 09 
 
 fTt. He wurd baz bino! . wid (/'»#.) 
 
 Paxwaz, Paks-waks, n. .j.f 
 
 I'ay, Pu, r. I. tu di»q<irj . _'iv bwol ii 
 
 dii: tu rewiird: tu rckc.n._ . an rkwiv- 
 
 ak-nt for. {^\uut.} tu auuf wid pi^ min, 
 tur|ieniin, talu, and dr l{k. [menC 
 
 Pat, Pa, II. wnjpz; hjr: muni for ifrvis or del; pa- 
 
 Pavable, Pti-a-bl, a. dal ma be pad; dnt ix ti) 
 be |>ud; dii. [be mad. 
 
 Pay-hat, I'ti-da, n. de da on hwiq pamcnt ii tu 
 
 Patee, I'li-r, n. a person tu hoim a bil or not is 
 tu be pad. 
 
 Pater, Pu-er, n. wun bo* pax. 
 
 Paymaster. I'ti-nvis-tcr, n. wun h<t) pax or makt 
 I . uv de qrmi bj b<iim de ofiMn 
 
 1'a'" \L, PA-mas-t«r-j^n-cr-al, a. 
 
 uaol..M;ruv dt ^rmi btb ix intnisted with A* 
 f undz for paig de salarix ov dc ofuerx, dc waj«i 
 uv dr ."ulierx, k*. [ix |ad; pa. 
 
 Payment, I'li-mcnt, n. de akl ov paig; dal bwiq 
 
 Patmi8TRei>s, I'a-mis-lrcs, n. a wuman bd> pax 
 muni. 
 
 Patnim, Pu-nim, n. Se (Painim.} 
 
 Pea, Pr, n. a plant; ils fniit, hwi(; grux in a pod. 
 In At plqral, ipta») it Jf\,td bwcn number U 
 rrfvrd tu: ax, "ten ifxat;") and {pttit*} bwaa 
 spr/tx or kwontiti ix dcnuted; as, ^a bujel OT 
 </>f<iji<.) .Se {Petue.y 
 
 Pea-buo, I'r-bui;, j n. a tmol insektorbcU 
 
 Pea-weevil, Pe-we-vil, i dat brrdx in pcx. 
 
 I'eace, I'rs, N. a «tal ov Irankwiliti or fredon 
 from wor or distdrbaos; rospit f r ••• -r - ; (tat 
 not huslil: trankwiliti; rest; ku frt- 
 
 dom from tcrr: h'-vnli rest ^.en*. 
 
 {La>r) ;{at j' riti and k«,' 1 Lwic a 
 
 kig, niiler, er .1 woranls lu dut am 
 
 qr under dr ^-. - [lena. 
 
 Pkacx, Prs, inUr. silens!— a ward kumdndig ■}- 
 
 Pkacbablk, IVs-a-hl, a. in from wor or Hamuli; 
 I ' ' 'd; prumutig pes; do( 
 
 \'y 
 
 \^ •■■ 
 
 OS, n. kwjetaM; diap*- 
 
 I T, P^s-a-bli, Md. in a pcaabl 
 ^A.i. ..UEAKER, Pis-brak-«r, a. w<<" ^ 
 dc |«s. 
 
 Peaceful, P^s-ful, a. kwlel; i-i 
 PKACErULLT, Pts-ful-i, od. in U J ( 
 
 • ■■'"irba 
 • tiL 
 
 pciul. kwt«C 
 
 kwji-tji. ijic'jui, k 
 
 PsACKruL.<«isi, Pi*-ful-n«t,i». dskwoiiuov
 
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 PEC 
 
 Peacelkss, PES-les, a. wontifl pes; distdrbd. 
 Peace-maker, Pes-mak-er, n. a. promoter ov pes; 
 
 a rekonsjler. [pes. 
 
 Peace-making, Pes-mak-ii), n. de akt ov maki^) 
 Peacemaking, Pes-mak-ig, a. rekonsjlii) difer- 
 
 ensez. 
 Peace-offering, Pes-of-er-ii), n, an atonig sak- 
 
 rifis amdg de 'Izraeljts, er au of erig tu proki^r 
 
 PES. 
 
 Peace-officer, Pes-of-i-ser, n. a. justis ov de 
 pes, kunstabl, or uder sivil ofiser, haoz dvi,ti it iz 
 tu kep de pes. [ated in pes. 
 
 Peace-parted, Pes-pqrt-ed, a. dismist er separ- 
 
 Peace-eestorinq, Pes-re-stor-ig, a. rekuverig 
 
 Peach, Peg, n. a wel-non frcDt. [a pes. 
 
 Peach-coloeed, Peq-kul-ord, a. ov de kulor ov 
 de peq-blosom; pal red. 
 
 Peachick, Pe-qik, n. de qik ov a pekok. 
 
 Peach-tree, Peq-tre, n. a tre dat b^rz peqez. 
 
 Peachy, Peq-i, a. kontanig or rezemblig peqez. 
 
 Peacock, Pe-kok, n. a f'sl distiggwijt fer de bq,ti 
 ov hiz federz, and partikyi],larli ov hiz tal. 
 
 Peahen, Pe-hen, n. de femal ov de pekok. 
 
 Pea-jacket, Pe-jak-et, n. a loos, kors jaket, er 
 Jert gqrment worn bj marinerz, fijermen, &s. 
 
 Peak, Pek, n. de top ov a hil, eminens, er m'sn- 
 ten; a pemt; eni tig akq,minated; de rjzLg for 
 pqrt ov a hed-dres. {Naut.) de uper kerner ov 
 an ekstended sal. 
 
 Peak, Pek, v. i. tia liak sikli, er men; tu snek. 
 
 Peak, Pek, v. t. {JVaut.} tu raz a yqrd er gaf 
 mor oblekli tu de mast. 
 
 Peaked, Pek-ed, a. havig a pek er p6rnt; pikt. 
 
 Peakish, Pek-iJ, a. havig peks; sityTj,ated on a 
 pek; — tin and emajiated, az from siknes. 
 
 Peal, Pel, 71. a suksejon ov l-gd s-jndz, az ov belz, 
 tunder, kanon, er I'sd instrtDments; a I'sd nerz. 
 
 Peal, Pel, v. i. tu uter solem and I'sd s'sndz. 
 
 Peal, Pel, v. t. tu asal wid nerz. 
 
 Peanism, Pe-an-iz-m, «.. a trjdmfal sog. 
 
 Peae, P^r, n. a frcot ov meni varjetiz. 
 
 Peae, Per, v. i. Se {Pier.) 
 
 Peaech, Perq, n. Se {Perch.) 
 
 Peaech-stone, Perg-ston, n. a sert ov ston. 
 
 Peabl, Perl, n. a hwjt er hwjtij, hqrd, smood sub- 
 stans, yq^nali r'snd, and ov a pek^lyar luster, 
 f'snd qefli in a kjnd ov ffster er bjvalv molusk 
 in de £IJiatik sez — poetikali, eni tig r'snd and 
 kler, az a flq,id drop; — a hwjt spek er film groig 
 on de j; — de smelest printig tip eksept djamond. 
 
 Peael, Perl, v. t. tu adern vrid perlz. 
 
 Peael, Perl, V. t. tu rezembl perlz. 
 
 Pearl, Perl, a. relatig tu er mad ov perlz. 
 
 Peaelash, Perl-aJ, n. impq,r kqrbonat ov potaj. 
 
 Peael-divee, Perl-djv-er, n. wun hit) djvz tu get 
 perlz. 
 
 Peaeled, Perld, a. adernd wid er rezemblig perlz. 
 
 Peael-eted, Perl-jd, a. havig a spek in de \. 
 
 Peaelgrass, Perl-gras, n. a plant. 
 
 Peael-oystee. Perl-ers-ter, n. a testajus fij dat 
 prodi|,sez perlz. 
 
 Peaelplant, Perl-plant, n. a plant. 
 
 Peaelsintee, P^rl-sin-ter,n. {Min.) a sili Jus min- 
 eral, f-snd in volkanik ti^fa, keld olso {fiorite.) 
 
 Peael-SPAe, Perl-spqr, 71. {Min.) a kjnd ov br-sn 
 spqr. [obsidian. 
 
 Peaelstone, Perl-ston, n. {Min.) a varjeti ov 
 
 Peaelwhite, Perl-hwjt, n. ( Chem.) a submij^ri- 
 at ov bizmut. 
 
 Peaelwoet, Perl-wurt, n. an anyipl plant er 
 wed; sajjna. 
 
 Peably, Per-li, a. abTsndig wid perlz; kontanig 
 perlz; rezemblig perlz. 
 
 Peaemain, P4r-man, n. nam ov a varjeti ov apl. 
 
 Peaeshaped, P4r-Japt, a. Jajjt Ijk a p^r. 
 
 Peae-teee, P4r-tre, n. de tre dat bq,rz pq,rz. 
 
 Peasant, Pez-ant, n. wun ov de loest klas ov 
 
 pepl, in distigkjon from de nobiUti and jentri; 
 
 a rcDral laborer; a hjnd; a bcDr; a rustik. 
 Peasant, Pez-ant, a. rustik; kdntri. [rustik. 
 
 Peasant-like, Pez-ant-ljk, a. raid; Ijk a pezant; 
 Peasantey, Pez-ant-ri, n. a. bodi ov pezants; pez- 
 
 ants kolektivli; rustiks. [pe. 
 
 Peascod, Pez-kod, er Pes-kod,'^ n. de husk ov de 
 Pease, Pez, n. pi. ov Pe; pez kolektivli, yi^zd far 
 
 food, er spokn ov in kwontiti. Se {Pea.) 
 Peashell, Pe-Jel, n. de Jel er husk ov de pe. 
 Peastone, Pe-ston, n. {Min.) a varjeti ov Ijm- 
 
 ston, kompozd ov gl6byn,lar konkrejonz ov ds 
 
 sjz ov a pe, keld elso {pisolite.) 
 Peat, Pet, n. a spejez ov turf, kompozd ov an 
 
 aki^mq^lajon ov vejetabl mater, yqzd fer fi^el. 
 Peat-bog, Pet-bog, n. a bog er mqrj kontanig pet. 
 Peaty, Pet-i, a. kontanig er rezemblig pet. 
 Pebble, Peb-1, n. a smel, i-sndij ston; a r'snded 
 
 nodyql, espejali ov silijus mineralz, az rok-kris- 
 
 talz, agats, &s. Wid Optifanz, a transparent 
 
 rok-kristal er kwerts, yq,zd insted ov glas fer 
 
 spektaklz. 
 Pebble-ceystal, Peb-1-kris-tal, n. a kristal in 
 
 de ferm ov nodyv^lz. 
 Pebbled, Peb-ld, a. ab-sndig wid peblz. 
 Pebble-stone, Peb-1-ston, n. a smel ston. Ss 
 
 {Pelhle.) 
 Pebbly, Peb-li, a. ful ov peblz; havig peblz. 
 Pecan, Pe-kan, n. an Amerikan tre and its frcbt, 
 
 rezemblig de welnut. 
 Peccability, Pek-a-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 pekabl er Ijabl tu sin. 
 Peccable, Pek-a-bl, a. dat ma sin; Ijabl tu sin. 
 Peccadillo, Pek-a-dil-o, n. a peti felt; a sljt 
 
 krjm; a venial ofens. 
 Peccancy, Pek-an-si, n. a bad kwoliti. 
 Peccant, Pek-ant, a. gilti; kriminal; il-disp6zd; 
 
 kordpt; bad; — injurius tu de bodi er tu helB; 
 
 kordptig; dizezd; — rog; defijent; informal. 
 Peccant, Pek-ant, n. an ofender. [bor. 
 
 Peccaey, Pek-a-ri, n. a Meksikan animal; musk- 
 Peccavi, Pek-a-vj, {L. "thav sind;"] a. kolokwi- 
 
 al eksprejon; az, "' He krjd pekavj." 
 Pecco, Pek-o, n. a kjnd ov blak te. Se {Pekoe.) 
 Pechblende, Peq-blend, n. {Min.) an or ov yq,- 
 
 ranium; piqblend. 
 Peck, Pek, n. de for*) pqrt ov a bujel; — a grat 
 
 del; az, "a pek (er pak) ov trublz." Se {Pack.) 
 Peck, Pek, v. t. tu strjk wid de bek, az a berd; 
 
 tu pik up fcod wid de bek; tu strjk wid eni 
 
 pernted instrooment; tu strjk. 
 Peck, Pek, v. t. tu strjk; tu kqrp; tu f jnd felt. 
 Peckee, Pek-er, n. wun dat peks; a herd; de wud- 
 
 peker, 
 Pectate, Pek-tat, n. ( Chem.) a selt kompozd ov 
 
 pektik asid and a bas. 
 Pecten, Pek-ten, n. a vaskqlar membran in de 
 
 jz ov berdz; — a jenus ov bjvalv Jelz; de klam. 
 Pectic, Pek-tik, a. {Chem.) relatig tu pektin; 
 
 notig an asid fund in meni vejetablz. 
 Pectinal, Pek-ti-nal, n. a fiJ hooz bonz rezembl 
 
 de tet ov a kom. 
 Pectinal, Pek-ti-nal, a. rezemblig a kom. 
 Pectinate, Pek-ti-nat, a. {Hot.) fermd Ijk de 
 
 tet ov a kom; pektinated. [a kom. 
 
 Pectinated, Pek-tin-at-ed, a. fermd Ijk de tet ov 
 Pectination, Pek-ti-na-Jon, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 pektinated. 
 Pectine, Pek-tin, n. de jelatinjzig prinsipl ov 
 
 serten vejetablz, suq az kurants, aplz, &s. 
 Pectolite, Pek-to-ljt, ?i. {Min.) a graij mineral. 
 Pectoral, Pek-to-ral, a. belogig tu de brest. 
 Pectoral, Pek-to-ral, ji. {Med.) a medisin fer 
 
 dizezez uv de brest; — a brest-plat. [er. 
 
 Pectoeally, Pek-to-ral-i, aci. in a pektoral man-
 
 PED 
 
 S16 
 
 PEE 
 
 PiCTOKiLOQUiAL, P4k-t4>-ri-l(j-kwi-al, m. rtUtip 
 
 tu iK-kturlltjkwi. 
 PKCToKiLOyfum, IVk-U>-ril-o-kwii-in, n.fp«]ur 
 
 T<T9 kumiy t'ruiD de qMt or brest; pt-kturilukwi. 
 PKCTORILOgur, I'ek-tw-ril-u-kwi, n. a rswl fn>iii 
 
 At i;eit or bre»t- a friiinurni-n in t\i- i«t«tuv dix- 
 
 Itd luni, uiTtan 1 b( iiun^ i>v dv .-i<-t>^ku)>. 
 PlOL'L, f'e-kul, n. an ^'st-lnJiun un-ynr, ckwal tu 
 
 132 p'sndi arurdm<^x. 
 Pkcl'Latk. I'ek-yt^-lut, v. t. and t. tu emMil, at 
 
 publik muni, b} an ufiMr; tu rob er defruj dc 
 
 pubtik. 
 Pkculatioh, Pek-yri-lA-Jon, ». dc akt ov pikyt^- 
 
 \*ti\);~ {Laii") embezluieut, or unloful aprupri- 
 
 ajon ov publik muni, b| a publik uli.-'er. 
 PiCULATOE, l'i'k-yi\-la-t<)r, n. [A.J wun ho) p^k- 
 
 jrqlats; a rob<.-r or de publik. 
 Pbci'LIak, Pe-kt^l-yar, or Pe-kii-li-ar, «. bel6oig 
 
 tu onli wun, not kuuiun tu meni; sig^lar: 
 
 apropriat; purtikyi^lar; Kiggl. Tu jflrn mo»t 
 
 wid prkxilyar ii impr6|M.-r. 
 PiCCLiAE, Pr-ki^l-yar, ii. prujicrti; de eksklnsiv 
 
 pruporti; — i^Canon late) a partikyqlar pari/ or 
 
 qurij hwii; bai At pru)bul ov wile widin itM^lf. 
 PXCULIAKITT, Pe-kql-yi-ar-i-ti, n. At kwoliti ov 
 
 brio prkt\lyar; purtikyi^lariti: suintiQ f'snd anli 
 
 in wun. [tu nuik peki^lyar. 
 
 PrcfLiARizE, Pe-ktil-yar-ji, r. t. tu apropriat; 
 Peculiarly, I'e-k^I-yar-li, ad. partikyi^larli; in 
 
 a iirkqlyar maner. 
 pECiLiARJfias, Pe-kr^l-yar-nea,* n, pckiiljriariti. 
 PECLLitM, I't-ki^-li-um, n. [L.] {Laic) pekqlyar 
 
 or ek>klq«iv propcrti. [maner. 
 
 Pecl'Siarily, I'r-kiin-ya-ri-Ii, ad. in a pektinyari 
 Pkcc.niary, i*c-ki;n-yu-ri, er Pe-ku-ni-a-ri, a. 
 
 rtinti{) tu muni: kunsistig ov muni: miinetari. 
 Pedauouic, Ped-a-goj-ik, | a. brlogig tu a 
 
 Pedauogical, Ped-a-g6j-i-kal, I skoilmast^r. 
 PxDAOOGUK, PM-a-gog, n. wun hat teqei btfs; a 
 
 >ktlilui'i«tvr: a pedant. 
 PXDAOOOY, P«d-a-goj-i, n. de empltfiucnt uv a 
 
 skitilma^ter; te^ig. 
 Pkdal, Pe-dal, a. bel^gig tu a fut. 
 PxDAL, P(\l-al, n. a ke, ukted upon bj de fat, in 
 
 a mqtikal instniiment, az an orjnin or piqno- 
 
 fijrt; a lever aktip on de fwel ov dr orgnn. 
 PedaliaN, Pe-da-li-an, a. rclatig tu At fet: pedal. 
 Pedality, Pe-dal-i-ti, a. de akt ov m^qrig b( 
 
 dc fut -tr bi ]<isi'i. 
 Pedaxeous, Pe-<U-ne-us, a. pedestrian. 
 PedaJCT, Pdd-ant, n. a skinlma.'tcr; a van pre- 
 tender ta lemig; wun ful ov pedantri; a man 
 
 ran or okwurilli oslontajus ov biz Ivrnig. 
 PlDASTic, I'e-dan-tik, j a. rrlatig tu i>ed- 
 
 PXOAMTICAL, Pe-dan-ti-kal, i antri or a ]>cdaot; 
 
 rtxomblig a pedant; oat«nta/u8 uv Ifrnig. 
 Pkoantically. Pe-din-ti-kal-i, ) ad. in a pedan- 
 Pedanticly, I'e-din-tik-li, i tik manor. 
 Pkdantry, PM-an-tri, n. de karakter or kwoliti 
 
 ov a pedant; okward or van |irtten/on tu l?min; 
 
 Ofltentajon ov Ifmig: an ubi^tinat adikjon tu de 
 
 fenuz ov »uui jirufe/on or Ijn ov Ijf, wid kon- 
 
 t4mt uv uder formz. 
 Pedanty, P*l-an-li,* n. an a.«embli ov pedanLsi. 
 Pkdarian, Pf-dA-ri-an, a. a Human senator h<i> 
 
 Toted bl weki| - - »f ,jj hwiq be e.»p>; : 
 
 Pn>ATE, PM-n'. '~:ilauit, wid de la!- 
 
 •ckJoDZ leg(«<i> [iroKyql ;- 
 
 PlDATiriD, Pedal 1 fiJ, a. {Ii><t.) kut inlu IwLi 
 Peddle, Ped-1, c •'. tu «el, at a p<-dlor. 
 Peddle, PM-I, c i. tu kari abit and m1; tu n- 
 
 \A\, nz a p«dler. 
 Peddler. PM-ler, n. wun h<» p**d!i. 
 Peddllress, PtVl-lcr-es, ». " Her. 
 
 Peddlkry. I'od-lor-i, n. rtr i bj pcd- 
 
 Ktt: dc emplnnent ov gcl-i, . . . i. 
 
 Pkdplkrv, l'<«l-l«r i, a. t^^li b| podlen. 
 l'lil»DLl>t., r<-l li;;, n. .If ruiplTinrnl or a pedler. 
 i'EDI>LI.-«u, I'cd tig, iip. a. ttXMAD *p«li; tqflig. 
 Pedkramt, P«d-c-ra«t, m. wan aJikt«4 tu p4de- 
 
 m-ti. [b»«, 
 
 I'l ■■ • . jv fof 
 
 I: toajd 
 
 , wenili 
 
 riiu vy"^'* '«'■•'•> 
 Pkoixtal, PM-M-ul, n. {Arek.) dc fut, baa, ar 
 
 lubittrukjon or a kolum, flatyq, pilar, or waL,— 
 
 It kundniit or dr ba!<, d^, and koniis. 
 PicDtiiiTRiA.s, I'e-d^j-ih-an, a. yqiig dc fet; gsif 
 
 on fut. Juruiz on fut. 
 
 t'Li>i.8TRiA.^, Pe-d^-tri-an, a. wun La %,\ji. or 
 I'EUiJSTRiA.Mitii, l'e-d<i8-tri-aa-is-m, a. de akt or 
 
 travelig un fut. [un fuU 
 
 PEDE6TRIA.MZE, Pe-dte-tri-ao-(t, ». i. tu traral 
 I'edestkiol'8, Pe-d*«-tri-uj, a. guig ' • 
 
 dc.-triiin. 
 I'edicel, Pt^l-i-««l, n. iJi<4.) ao ultim r 
 Pedicellate, Ped-i-sel-at, a. (Zft^.) Duputicd Lj 
 
 a pedikl. 
 Pedicle, P^-i-kl, n. {Dot.) At fautuk hwi^ 
 
 i^uiHjrU wun fl'sor; pedi-icl. 
 Peuicllar, Pe-dik-yq-lar, a. harig de tiriaeia 
 
 or Nri dislemf>fr: luzi. 
 Pedige&ol'h. l'r-dij-er-u-«, a. harig fet. 
 Pedigree, Pdd-i-gre, n. jeneiloji; lineaj; aktnt 
 
 ov dc:*nt. 
 PKDiXEirr, PM-i-io«Dt, n. {Arch.) de tri&nrqlar 
 
 pqrt over de entablatqr at At end or a bildig; a 
 
 fiuiilar |>irt orcr a |Ortiko, dor, windo, iu. 
 Pedipalp, re<i-i-i>alf>, »•. {Z"/.) wun ov an •iT'ler 
 
 ov itiiimnlz or rcptilt, hwicj inklqdz ! 
 Pedlar, I'e<i-lar, / n. wun htu podl; 
 
 PeDLER, PM-ler, i {ptddler.) ^t ^ ; 
 
 pEOOBApTisif. Pe-do-bap-tii-m, n. de bapuxm or 
 
 infant? or qildren. 
 Pedobaptiht, I'e-do-b&p-tidt, n. wun dat hotdi 
 
 or |•^lkti^ez infant baptizm. 
 I'edomaxcy, I'ed-o-man-si, n. divinajon bl dt 
 
 soli ov de fet. 
 Pedometer, Pe-d6m-e-ter, n. ao instittment far 
 
 dc purpuj or r^jisteng At namber or paaea 
 
 takn b| a innu in travelig ar wokig, ana doa 
 
 a-icrtiinig de di.'«tans. 'n plant. 
 
 Pedixcle, Pc-ddn-kl, »i. {HU.) At f ■ 
 Pedcxcluir, Pe-ddg-kii-lar, a. relat 
 
 a |>(diiokl. , „:_.. 
 
 Pedlncllate, Pe-dtig-kq-lat, a. gruig %t ov a 
 I'ee, Pr, r. I. tu luk wid wun (; tu pep. [Lokal, 
 
 Nort oV Iggland.j 
 Peed, Ped, a. blind or wun {. [Lekal, Igg.] 
 Peek, I'rk, n. St (/'♦air.) 
 Peei^ I'rl, r. t. tu strip of de skin er bqrk; tu 
 
 dek<<rtikfll; tu fla. 
 Peei., Pel, n. de skin or (in rind or eni tig; — a 
 
 brod bwrd wid a bandl, or a jurl, ji^id b] bak- 
 
 erz tu put bred in and nt or de nvn:— an In- 
 
 stntiment for hagig up {irintad /eta tu dr^. 
 Peel, Pel, r. i. tu be separated, ar kam of, ia 
 
 flaks. 
 Peeled, Prld, a. Sc (PiiM.) 
 Pit »: I KB, IVI-er, d. wun btt> pcli er ftript; a robar. 
 , lVl-h'»», n. a i>mi>l t-?er. 
 ig, n. At skin or rind; At pel. 
 I. tu begin tu aper; tu luk sl^li ar 
 
 ki^nus, az from a hidig-)>Us;— tu 9(Tp; tu ki^ 
 
 az run b^rdz: tu pip. 
 
 Peep', 1 ei>, n. a bcginig tu ap^ a ilj lut 
 
 Pkeper, P<p-«r, a. wnn hia papa;— an fc— « y«f 
 
 <;iken. 
 Peep ROLE, Pip-hol, n. a bol ta prpir*. 
 Peeping HOLE, IVp-ig-bal, n. a bM tu paplM; 
 
 a litl bul.
 
 PEL 
 
 316 
 
 PEN 
 
 Peee, Per, n. an ekwal; wun ov de sam ragk; a 
 
 kompanyon; — a noblman; partikyi]^larli, a ntabl- 
 
 man entjtld tm a set in de BritiJ Ktss ov Lordz, 
 
 er uper h^s ov pqrliment. [tu pep. 
 
 Peeb, Per, v. i. tu kum just in sit; tu Ink naroli; 
 Peee, Per, v. t. tu mak ekwal, er ov de sam raijk. 
 Peerage, Per-aj, n. de digniti er rai)k ov a per; 
 
 de bodi ov perz. [ennobld. 
 
 Peeress, Per-es, n. de ladi ov a per; a wiaman 
 Peerless, Per-les, a. unekwald; havii) no per; 
 
 maqles. [lesli. 
 
 Peerlessly, Per-les-li, ad. wid-st an ekwal; maq- 
 Peerlessness, Per-les-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 perles. [nut. 
 
 Peetsee, Pet-se, n. a spejez ov Gjnez weter qes- 
 Peevish. Pev-iJ, a. apt tta komplan; kweryn,lus; 
 
 kros; fretful; moras; petyi],lant; wospij; *sili. 
 Peevishly, Pev-iJ-li, ad. in a pevij maner; kwer- 
 
 yillusli. 
 Peevishness, Pev-iJ-nes, n. irasibiliti: kweryq,- 
 
 lusnes; fretfulnes. [j/'J'a larus. 
 
 Peevit, Pe-vit, n. a berd, keld elso de Ualckap er 
 Peg, Peg, n. a pes ov wud serviij az a nal; a smol 
 
 wudn pin; — de pin er pqrt ov an instrcDment on 
 
 hwiq striijz qr strand; — de niknam ov Mqrgaret. 
 
 T%i.i tak a fey loer, tu depres; tu sigk. 
 Peg, Peg, V. t. tu fasn wid a peg. 
 Pegasus, Peg-a-sus, n. {Astr&n.} a konstelajon 
 
 in de nerdern hemisf er, f igyii,rd in de form ov a 
 
 fljir) hers. 
 Pegger, Peg-er, «. wun hcD pegz. [granit rok. 
 Pegmatite, Peg-ma-tjt, n. {Min.} a primitiv 
 Peg-striker, Peg-strjk-er, n. wun hm kaqez tur- 
 
 tlz bj strjkii) dem wid an jurn peg havig a strig 
 
 ataqt tu it. 
 Peguee, Pe-gq,-ei") n. a nativ ov Peg4. 
 Peirametee, Pj-ram-e-ter, n. an instrooment hwiq 
 
 Joz de am'snt ov rezistaus oferd bj de sdrfasez 
 
 ov rodz, tu de pasig ov hwel-karijez. 
 Peirastic, Pj-ras-tik, a. atemtig. 
 Pekan, Pe-kan, n. {Zool.} an Amerikan wezl. 
 Pekea, Pe-ke-a, n. {£ot.) a S-st Amerikan plant 
 
 hwiq yeldz an ekselent nut, keld {saouari,) or 
 
 {sawarra.) 
 Pekoe, Pek-o, n. de finest spejez ov blak te. 
 Pelage, Pel-aj, n. de kuverig ov a wjld best, 
 
 konsistig ov h^r, fur, er wul. 
 Pelagian, Pe-la-ji-an, n. a foloer ov Pelajius, a 
 
 BriliJ mugk ov de 5t sentq^ri, hcD denjd de dok- 
 
 trin ov orijinal sin, and mantand fre-wil, and 
 
 de merit ov gud wurks. 
 Pelagian, Pe-la-ji-an, a. relatig tu Pelajius er 
 
 Pelajianizm;— belogig tu de se. 
 Pelagianism, Pe-la-ji-an-iz-m, re. de doktrin ov 
 
 Pelajius and biz foloerz. 
 Pelagip, Pe-laj-ik, a. belogig tu de se; maren. 
 Pelecoid, Pel-e-kerd, n. a pekq,lyar-Japt kurv. 
 Pelf, Pelf, n. muni; riqez, in a bad sens. 
 Pelican, Pel-i-kan, ) n. a jenus ov swimig berdz; 
 Pelecan, P(51-e-kan,* ( —a Iqrj berd wid a'p-sq 
 
 from hwiq it supljz its yug wid weter; hwens it 
 
 haz bin supozd tu permit its yug tu suk blud 
 
 from its brest;— ( Ghem.) a bljnd alembik, er a 
 
 glas vesel from hwiq t(D opozit beks pas -st and 
 
 reenter at de beli ov de kn,kurbit;— (J/erf.) an 
 
 instrcDment fer ekstraktig tet.. [pelioma. 
 
 Peliom, P61-i-om, n. {Min.y a varjeti ov joljt; 
 Pelioma, Pel-i-6-ma, n. {Min.) a varjeti ov jo- 
 
 Ijt; peliom; — {Med.) a livid spot er brooz. 
 Pelisse, Pel-es, n. [Fr.l a. rob er klok; a silk 
 
 habit worn bj femalz. 
 Pellagra, Pel-a-gra, n. {Med.) a dizez qefli 
 
 afektig de skin. 
 Pellet, P61-et, n. a litl bel; a bialet;— Jredz yt^^zd 
 
 az pelets, in dresig wffindz; — {Arch.} a Gotik 
 
 ernament. 
 
 Pellet, P61-et, v. t. tu ferm intu litl bolz. 
 Pelleted, Pel-et-ed, a. konsistig ov pelets er 
 
 bulets. 
 Pellicle, Pel-i-kl, n. a tin skin er membran; — 
 
 { C'Aem.y a film ov selt ar uder substans hwig 
 
 formz on de surfas ov likorz er soli|Jonz. 
 Pellitory, Pel-i-to-ri, n. a perenial medisinal 
 
 plant. [usli; wid huriig konfi^gon. 
 
 Pell-mell, Pel-meLJ ad. konfi|zedli; tq,multyq,- 
 Pells, Pelz, 71. pi. pqrqmont rolz er rekordz mad 
 
 ov skinz. Klerk ov de pelz, an ofiser ov ds 
 
 IggliJ eksqeker, hit) enterz evori telerz bil intu 
 
 a pqrgment nal, keld {pellis acfeptorum.) 
 Pellucid, Pel-i^-sid, a. kler; transpq,rent; not 
 
 dqrk. 
 Pelluciditt, Pel-q,-sid-i-ti, ) n. de kwoliti ov 
 Pellucidness, Pel-i^-sid-nes, \ beig pelqsid. 
 Pelokonite, Pe-lok-o-njt, n. {Min.} a blq,ij-blak 
 
 mineral. 
 Pelt, Pelt, n. an undrest skin er hjd ov an ani- 
 mal; — a Isukler er tqrget; mor korektli, pelta; — 
 
 t a bio; a strok. [tu tro; tu kast. 
 
 Pelt, Pelt, v. t. tu strjk wid sumtig tron; tu bet; 
 Pelta, Pel-ta, n. a sert ov Ijt Jcld er bukler; a 
 
 pelt; — {Hot.} a flat fruktifikajon on sum liqenz. 
 Peltate, Pel-tat, a. {lict.) fermd Ijk a r-snd 
 
 Jeld; fikst tu de stok bj de senter. 
 Pelter, Pelt-er, n. wun boo pelts. 
 Pelting, P^lt-ig,* a. men; peltri; pitiful. 
 Pelting, Pelt-ig, n. a betig; aselt; vjolens. 
 Pelt-monger, Pelt-mug -ger, n. a deler in furz 
 
 and skinz. [fur on. 
 
 Peltry, Pel-tri, n. furz kolektivli; skinz wid de 
 Pelt-wool, Pelt- wul, n. wul takn from de skin 
 
 er pelt ov a ded Jep. 
 Pelvic, Pel-vik, a. belogig tu de pelvis. 
 Pelvis, Pel-vis, n. {Anat.} de loer pqrt ov de 
 
 abdomen. 
 Pemmican, Pem-i-kan, n. met er food kukt and 
 
 prep^rd fer yv],s in log vwajez er jurniz. 
 Pen, Pen, n. prjmarili a feder; a Iqrj feder; — an 
 
 instrcQment fer rjtig, mad ov a kwil, er ov a me- 
 
 talik substans; — a smel enklo5Ti,r; a k(Dp, az fer 
 
 Jep, f'slz, &s. 
 Pen, Pen, v. t. tu kcDp; tu Jut up; tu inkaj; tu 
 
 imprizn in a naro plas; — tu rjt; tu komp6z, az 
 
 an etor. 
 Penal, Pe-nal, a. dat pdnijez; relatig tu, er in- 
 
 fliktig punijment; vindiktiv. 
 Penal-code, Pe-nal-kod, n. {Law} a kod er sis- 
 
 tem ov lez relatig tu de punijment ov krjmz. 
 Penally, Pe-nal-i, ad. in a penal maner; bj pen- 
 al ti. 
 Penalty, Pen-al-ti, n. punijment; jt^dijal inflik- 
 
 Jon; Q f jn; a mulkt; a ferfityn,r fer rog omijon 
 
 er komijon. 
 Penance, Pen-ans, n. suferig, voluntari er im- 
 
 pozd, fer sin er ofensez; repentans. 
 Penates, Pe-na-tez, n. pi. [2.] de h-sshold godz 
 
 ov de Romanz. 
 Pencase, Pen-kas, n. a kas tu kari penz in. 
 Pence, Pens, n., pi. ov Peni. Se {Penny.} 
 Penchant, Pqh-Jqn, n. [i^r.] deklivitijinklinajon; 
 
 bjas.; 
 Pencil, Pen-sil, n. an instrfloment mad ov blak- 
 
 led, er uder substans, for rjtig er mqrkig wid:5t 
 
 igk; a smol bruj mad ov h^r, yqzd bj panterz; 
 
 de qrt ov pantig; — eni instrooment for rjtig wid- 
 
 ■8t igk; — { Optics} a. kolekjon ov raz ov Ijt kon- 
 
 verjig tu a pernt. [tu pant. 
 
 Pencil, Pen-sil, v. t. tu mqrk er dre wid a pensil; 
 Pencilled, Pen-sild, p. a. panted; mqrkt wid a 
 
 pensil; dron wid blak-led mqrks. 
 Pencilling, Pen-sil-ig, n. de akt ov fermig skeg- 
 
 cz wid a pensil; a skeq. 
 Pencraft, Pen-kraft, n. de yt^s ov de pen.
 
 PEN 
 
 817 
 
 PEN 
 
 Pkx-CUTTer, IVn-kut-or, ii. wun hj) nmlu p«ni. 
 
 PSNUANT, IVn-doiit, n. luoitin hwi<j haot;a ji\el 
 iu dr rr; au rr-riy; «umtio konni-iinln) tu an- 
 ddcr U\j »iintUrikiili;— {.\ai//.) d FtrFiu»r<*r flog 
 fruiu de mail-heU ov u Jip; (.-Ir.A.) uu lirna- 
 rnvntetl pc« or stott or timber hagig from de 
 volt iir ra>f. 
 
 I'kndkncic, I'6n-dona, n. slupiie.<<; i>vndoD«i. 
 
 I'KNUKScr, Peii-don-8i, n. alupoci*; nusp^oa; drI4 
 
 ov dt'sijull. 
 
 I'lCMiKNT, I'on-dcut, a. Iiagiu; iK^nili^lu*; jutio 
 uver; iilij|ii{j: .-tupurtcd iibiiv dr i^r'xiiii. 
 
 FxNDtNTK LITK, I'un-dcn-U li-U, [/..] {Lair) 
 "diirig de tr|ul or di-ipi'it;" hw^l dc Biit ix un- 
 drtcTuiind. 
 
 I'k.sukmive, IVn-d^n-tiv. n. {Arch.) a !ii>androl 
 or Irjuogiiliir .sjins bttwi'ii de qnjez, or qr<j- hilled 
 wolz, >tu|>ijrtiu a duiu, kwi(j iz kontiuytid disn 
 tu dt 8|iriuiD uv ear, qrijcs. 
 
 Pkndice, IVii-di;', n. Se {Peniie*.} 
 
 I'ENOicLi:, I'oii-di-kl, n. a pondunt; ;in a|i(^ndnj. 
 
 I'KNOINU, i'ond-iu, a. dr|ii>ii<iiu: niuMiiiy yet un- 
 drsi;lrd;"iit dr pcriud hwcu de trtti wui /itn'iiy." 
 
 I'KNDiMO, l'i-nd-i\), prep, for dr t{ui ov de k<jntin- 
 yipias ov; diirin; iii, " jmndiij de mit;" " prndip 
 dr iir);u/inJon.' 
 
 I'K.xoau, IV'ti-drb), n. a dizex in Jrp. 
 
 I'ENDfLosiTV, l'on-dn-l6s-i-ti,* ». ixindi^lusnci. 
 
 I'KNUL'Luus, I'vu-ilii-lu.'*, a. pcndeai: hiioi(]: nut 
 MU|HjrlL-d briij; 'd'fttul. [hiioi(): .Hu^tiH-n/'in. 
 
 I'knuulousnkss, I'on-dn-lus-iiiv, ri. dr acat ov 
 
 I'CNDULL'M, I'cn-di^-lutn, n. cni hcvi bodi hu lu:<- 
 iic^ndod dut it tun V{brut or swig bakwardx and 
 forwurdz nbvl sum fik.^t |><mt ov bwiq dr gmt 
 lo iz, dat itd o«iluJi)iiz qr olwnz |K'rt<iriud in 
 rkwal tjin; a iiu.'<p^udfd, vjbnitig bodi, brbi|)iu 
 tu a kl'ik. [uv brio i>oiietrubl. 
 
 Pknktuabilitv, I'cD-e-tra-bil-i-ti, ii. ae kwoliti 
 
 PcNKTEABLE, I'^D-c-tra-bl, a. dat tnn br |N^ne- 
 tratod, perst, perforated, or cnterd; .lu.tuptiv ov 
 imprcjon. [ov beiu ponetrabl. 
 
 Fknktrablkne^ Pon-e-tra-bl-nes, n. dr kwuliti 
 
 Pt:Nt:TUABLr, Pon-e-tra-bli, ad. in a pt^netrabl 
 muniT. 
 
 Pknkteale, Pon-e-trii-le, n. [L.] pi. Pon-r-trn- 
 li-a: a !<nkrcd plnii in de interior pqrt ov an nn- 
 Jont tempi. [or per^iig. 
 
 Pksktranct, Pen-e-tnin-si, n. At jmor ov cnterip 
 
 Penktrant, I'on-e-trant, a. bnvio p^ser tu pen"; 
 /(^rp: subtil. 
 
 Pe.netrate, I'tSn-e-trat, v. t. tu pcrs; tu enter 
 beyond de .ourfan: tu p^rfumt; tu bor: tu nfokt 
 dt mind; tu req de nienip. [tu enter. 
 
 Pk.xetkatk, Pt'n-e-trnt, r. i. tu mak wn; tu pas; 
 
 Penetratino, I'tSn-e-tmt-io, pp. a. ptraifl; haviy 
 |H>nrtriiJoD; diz^rnig. 
 
 Penetration, Pen-e-lni-Juu, n. de akt ov penr- 
 tmli||; im'utul pKcr ov p^netrntig; diivrnmcut; 
 diskriiuiniijon; akiitne4i; saganiti. 
 
 Pknetratite, Pou-e-tra-tiv, a. peraig; aki'it; sa- 
 piju.i; dii<;rnig: ]xinrtnitig. 
 
 Pknetrativenems, P4n-c-tra-tir-n«», n. de kwol- 
 iti cpv brij) i>onrtmtiv. 
 
 Penouix, Pi)ti-);win, n. a Iqrj akwatik b^rd;— a 
 fnttt komou in dr West ludez. 
 
 Pknicillatk, Pen-i-dil-at, a. {Z"l.} luportig 
 wun or mur hoioI bundli ov div^rjig bi(rz; /apt 
 Ijk a pensil or tuft. 
 
 PxMNsi'LA, Pen-in-.->q-la, n. a pes ov land oltnost 
 sur'sndtHl h[ woler, but J9nd b^ a naro nek tu 
 de kuntincnt »r m.in land. la poninst^la. 
 
 Pkninsl'lar, Pen-in-8[;-lar, J. relatig tu or lik 
 
 Peninsulate, PcD-in-si^-lat, v. t. tu form a p«n- 
 Insqla. 
 
 Pxninsulated, Pen-in-sii-lAt-«d, «. almost (ur- 
 liodcd b^ woter. 
 
 PE.tiTE.HCB, P^ai-teiu, { n. At kwoliti or bdf 
 Pknitknct, P4n-i-t«n-ii, I pcnit«ot; rrptetaw; 
 
 tufu for sin or kr)ui(; ki>ntri/un; kumpugk/on. 
 Pt.NITE.ilT, Peu-i-leut, a. lulcrio jmd «r i 
 
 at or 
 
 „ , loru OT 
 
 bqrt un ak«Dt ov tin; n 
 Pe.nite.xt, P^a-i-t«ni, i. 
 
 Kortjful for iin;- wun u 
 
 buliulmitod tu |>eiiaii>. 
 I't.NITt.STlAL, pin i-l.n /al, a. pruardig from, or 
 
 ok^pn-Mg, jienitens; cojtynd tu jieuaiu. 
 Pe.\itestial, Pen-i-t4n-/al, n. a buk dirtkti^ 
 
 de dr;^tz uv pcnana. 
 I'EMTE.NTiARr, l'en-i-tdn-/a-ri, n. wun hat prt- 
 
 Mkr(bz de roilz ov peuani;-a penitent: wun hA 
 
 duz penunn; <i plan bw^r pcuanit iz rnjtirnd; a 
 
 htf-s ov korekjon; u prizn in bwi<; konrikted 
 
 kriuiiiiuiz qr !iubjdkt4<<l tu a kors »v di.'iplta and 
 
 inntrukjon wid u vq tu d%r refurmajon. 
 Pe.nite.n'tiary, Pen-i-t^u/a-ri, a. rtbitig tu dc 
 
 TtJili and me-^qrz ov ponana. [er. 
 
 PKMTE.NTLr, iVn-i-tent-li, aJ. ino |M.'nit<-nt maa- 
 I'tNKMKE, Pon-njf, II. u njf for miikig jxnz. 
 Penma.v, I'lii-miin, n., /'/. PtSn-meo; wun hJi prak- 
 
 tii<ez rjtig; a qter; un otor. 
 i'E.XMANBUir, Pen-man-/ip, n. de yi^ or dc pen; 
 
 dr qrt ov rjllg. 
 Pe.vs'acbeo. i'en-ajt, a. {Iii>t.) divvniif|d wid 
 
 n:ityiirul strjps ov varius kulorz, az fluen. 
 Pknna.ht, Pdn-ant, n. a taki fur hmtig tig* on 
 
 bord a Jip: — a urnul flag. Se {Pendant) an(| 
 
 {I'tnium.) 
 Pen.vate, Pt'n-nt, ) a. wigd.— <i/o/.> havig 
 
 Pe.sxated, P^n-nt-ed, i levz dat gro dirc'klli, 
 
 wun agonist anddcr, on de oum rib or stok. 
 Pe.sned, IMn-ed, a. wigd; bavig wigz; plqutd. 
 I'ks.neu, Pend, p. from I'tn; ritn:— cnkl<izd; 
 
 pent. [kai. 
 
 PtNNER, P^n-er, n. wun bat pcui or rit«;— a ucn- 
 I'E.NMroRM, P^n-i-form, a. rescmblig dc f{bcn 
 
 in de /aft ov a pen or fodor; /apt l^k a pen or 
 
 foder. 
 Pen.niueroijs, Pcn-ij-er-u«, a. bi^rig fodcn. 
 Penmlum, Pen-i-lcji, a. munileii; pa>r; wuntig 
 
 muni. [wurk. 
 
 Pe.wi.no, Pen-ig, n. At akt ov penig or ritig; ritn 
 Pe.nm-stone, Pen-i-aton, n. a kun wulen ttuf 
 
 or frcz. 
 Pe.nn'o.n, Pen-on, n. a smol flag, strrmcr, or bao- 
 
 er;— de bancr ov a njt, barunet, or e?kwjr. 
 Pe.\.nt, Pon-i, H., /'/. I'enji, or P^n-ii; an IggiiJ 
 
 kupiT kirn, ( formcrli vilvcr: i fur fqrdigz: wan 
 
 twolft ov a /ilig;— a smol sum; muni in jencral. 
 
 He plqml form ov {fx-nnUs) ii yi^id onli hwen 
 
 de |>e.«cz ov kern qr ment. 
 Pkn.my-a-linee, P<in-i-K-ljn-er, n. a r^tcr or otor 
 
 ha> fiirnijez kopi for a peui a lin. 
 Pe.n.sv-curu, Peni-kord, n. a smol kofd or rop. 
 I'e.n'.s'v-ukass, P^n-i-gras, n. a «pc/ci ov gnu; 
 
 |K-Dir(ral. [muni. 
 
 Pen.symail, Pen-i-mal, n. {SailcA) rent pad in 
 PE.N.NY-POiiT, Pen-i-|<o.-<i, n. a post in a titi, b) 
 
 bwiij li'tfri qr kunviid tu de difcrcnt pqrt» ov it. 
 Penny ROYAL, IVn-i-n^-nl, n. an anyqal aromit- 
 
 ik, or "I'l-i plant, kold tAia prni -t/riu. 
 Pe.nny wtiouT, IVn-iwnt, n. a wat ckwaJ Iu 
 
 24 gmnz, or dc twentict pqrt ov an in« lr9. It 
 
 woz dr wat ov a silver pcni in de tjm ov Ed- 
 ward I. 
 Pe.n.ny-wise, lVn-i-w{z, a. savig rimI •■■■ at 
 
 dr baztird ov Iqrjer; sarig on impr6pcr ( 
 Pennyworth, Peo-i-wurt, n. as mn^ aa ia 
 
 for a |>eni; eni pur^a.*; a bqrgen; ral; a maM 
 
 kwontiti. (jnad. 
 
 Pensile, Pen -ail, a. suspended; rapartad aMV d* 
 PE.HSiLENEas, Pdn-sil-nos n. At ttat or bdf 
 
 pcnsil.
 
 PEN 
 
 318 
 
 PEP 
 
 Pension, Pen-Jon, n. a. pnment ov muni; a rent; 
 
 an al^ans;— an al-sans or auyixal sum pad fer 
 
 publik servisez, literaii merit, &s. 
 Pension', Fen-Jon, v. t. tu grant a penjon tu. 
 Pensionary, Pen-Jon-a-ri, a. konsistii) ov, er 
 
 maiitand bj, pcnjonz. 
 Pensionary, Pen-Joa-a-ri, n. wun rssEvii) a pen- 
 Jon; a penjoner. 
 Pensioner, Pen-Jon-er, n. wun hO) haz a ponjon; 
 
 a dependant. At Kamhrij Yiiniversiti, Jijijland, 
 
 wun hO) paz fer hiz komonz ■st ov hiz on inkum; 
 
 ds sam az kom-o/iet at Okirfurd. 
 Pensive, Pen-siv, a. totf lal wid melankoli er sad- 
 
 nes: soroful; serius; sad. [sadli. 
 
 Pensively, Pen-siv-li, ad. in a pensiv maner; 
 Pensiveness, Pen-siv-nes, n. de kwoliti ov bsig 
 
 pensiv. 
 Penstock, Pen-stok, n. an instroDment or tref fer 
 
 supljii) water tu a mil er hwel; a pentref; a sert 
 
 ov sln,s; a flud-gat. 
 Pent, Pent, i. and i^.frcim Pen. Se {Fen.') 
 Pent, Pent, n. a kont'ind aki],mixlaJon; enklojrir. 
 Penta-capsular, Pon-ta-kap-si],-lar, a. havii) fiv 
 
 selz er kavitiz. [fiv striijz. 
 
 Pentachord, Pen-ta-kerd, n. an instroiment wid 
 Pentacoccous, Pen-ta-kok-us, a. {Mot.} fjv- 
 
 grand; havir) granz er sedz in fiv yunjted selz, 
 
 wun in sq. 
 Pentacrinite, Pen-tak-rin-jt, n. {Geol.} a fosil 
 
 animal bodi rezembliij de stqr-fij. 
 Pentacrostic, Pen-ta-kros-tik, n. a set ov versez 
 
 so aranjd az tu egzibit an akrostik ov wun nam 
 
 f jv tjmz over. [figgerd plant. 
 
 Pentauactyl, Pen-ta-dak-til, n. {Bot.} a fjv- 
 Pentagon, Pen-ta-gon, n. {Geom.} a plan figyi],r 
 
 haviij f jv ajglz and f jv sjdz. 
 Pentagonal, Pen-tag-o-nal, a. kwinkwajgixlar; 
 
 haviij f jv ai)glz. 
 Pentagonallt, Pen-tag-o-nal-i, ad. in a pen- 
 tagonal maner. 
 Pentagraph, Pen-ta-graf, n. an instrdiment fer 
 
 kopiiij dezjnz; — ritn elso {pantagraph} and 
 
 Xpantcgraph.) 
 Pextagraphio, Pen-ta-graf-ik, ) a. relatig 
 
 Pentagraphical, Pen-ta-graf-i-kal, ) tu a pen- 
 
 tagraf; pantagrafikal. 
 Pentagynia, Pen-ta-jin-i-a, n.pl. {Bot.) an or- 
 der ov plants hwiq hav f jv pistilz. 
 Pentagynian, Pen-ta-jin-i-an, a. havir) f jv pistilz 
 
 er stjlz. [stjlz. 
 
 Pentagynous, Pen-taj-in-us, a. {£ot.) havir) fjv 
 Pentahedral, Pen-ta-he-dral, a. havig fjv sjdz; 
 
 pentahEdrus. [sjdz. 
 
 Pentahedrical, Pen-ta-hed-ri-kal, a. havig fjv 
 Pentahp;dron, Pen-ta-he-dron, n.,pl. Pen-ta-he- 
 
 dra; a ligyi^r haviij fjv sjdz. 
 Pentahedrous, Pen-ta-he-drus, a. havii) fjv sjdz; 
 
 pentahedral. 
 Pentahexahedral, Pen-ta-heks-a-he-dral, a. 
 
 {Orydallography) egzibitiij fjv ranjez ov fasez, 
 
 wun abdv anuder, tq ranj kontanig siks fasez. 
 Pentameter, Pen-tam-e-ter, n. a Grsk or Latin 
 
 vers ov fjv fst; a seriez ov fjv meterz. 
 Pentameter, Pen-tam-e-ter, 'a. havig fjv metri- 
 
 kal fet. 
 Pentandria, Pen-tan-dri-a, n. {Bot.) a klas ov 
 
 pjlants hwiq hav hermafrodjt fluerz, wid fjv sta- 
 
 menz. 
 Pentandrian, Pen-tan-dri-an, ) a. havig fjv sta- 
 Pentandrous, Pen-tan-drus, S monz. 
 Pentangle, Pent-ag-gl, n. a figyti,r havig fjv 
 
 agglz; a pentagon. 
 Pentangular, Pen-taj}-gTi,-lar,a. havig fjva^glz. 
 Pentapetalous, Pen-ta-pet-a-lus, a. havig fjv 
 
 petalz or levz. 
 Pentaphyllous, Pen-ta-fil-us, a. {Dot.) fjv-levd. 
 
 Pentapody, Pen-tap-o-di, n. a seriez ov fjv fet. 
 Pentarchy, Pen-tqr-ki, n. a guvernment ekser- 
 
 sjzd bj fjv. _ [puliz. 
 
 Pentaspast, Pen-ta-spast, «. an enjin wid fjv 
 Pentaspermous, Pen-ta-sper-mus, a. {Bot.) 
 
 havir) fjv sedz. 
 Pentastich, Pen-ta-stiq, n. a poem; poetikal 
 
 pasaj, or stanza, konsistii) ov fjv versez er Ijnz. 
 Pentastyle, Pen-ta-stjl, n. {Arch.) a bildig 
 
 haviij fjv kolumz in frunt; a portiko ov fjv kol- 
 
 umz. 
 Pentateuch, Pen-ta-tqk, n. de fjv buks ov Ma- 
 
 zez, er ferst fjv buks ov de Bjbl. 
 Pentateuchal, Pen-ta-ti^k-al, a. relatiij tu de 
 
 Pentatuk. [ov anjent Gres. 
 
 Penteconter, Pen-te-kon-ter, n. a fifti-ord vesel 
 Pentecost, Pen-te-kost, n. a festamuij de Ji|z, so 
 
 keld bekoz it woz selebrated on dzj'iftiet da 
 
 after de fest ov unlevnd bred, dat iz, de ]5t ov 
 
 de munt Njsan, and de nekst da after de fest ov 
 
 de Pdsover; Hwitsuntjd. 
 Pentecostal, Pen-te-kos-tal, a. belogig tu Pea- 
 
 tekost or Hwitsuntjd. 
 Pentecostals, Pen-te-kos-talz, »i. pi. oblajonz 
 
 formerli mad at Pentekost, bj parijonerz tu dq,r 
 
 parij-prest. 
 Pentecoster, Pen-te-kos-ter, n. a komdnder ov 
 
 f ifti men in Gres. [ov fifti men, 
 
 Pentecosty'S, Pen-te-kos-tis, n. a Grejan bodi 
 Penthouse, Pent-h-ss, n. a Jed hagig -st asl(5p 
 
 from de man wel. 
 Pentice, Pen-tis, n. a slopig rctif. 
 Penticle, Pen-ti-kl,* n. a pentis. 
 Pentile, Pen-tjl, n. a tjl fermd tu kuver de slop- 
 
 iij pqrt ov a roof; — da qr ofn keld pantilez. 
 Pentrough, Pen-trof, n. sam az {Penstock.) 
 Penult, Pe-nult, n. penultima; — so Jertnd bj 
 
 sum rjterz. 
 Penultima, Pe-niil-ti-ma, n. de last silabl but 
 
 wun ov a wurd; penultimat. 
 Penultimate, Pe-niil-ti-mat, a. notiij de last 
 
 silabl but wun. 
 Penultimate, Pe-ndl-ti-mat, n, de last silabl 
 
 but wun ov a wurd; penultima. 
 Penumbra, Pe-ndm-bra, n. a fant Jad; — {Astn/n.) 
 
 an imperfekt Jado, az ov de ert, okaijond bj de 
 
 apjirent magnitn,d ov de sunz disk. — {fainting) 
 
 de b^sudari ov Jad and Ijt. 
 Penurious, Pe-nq,-ri-us, a. nigardli; spq,rig; not 
 
 liberal; serdid; men; pqrsimonius; avarijus. 
 Penuriously, Pe-n4-ri-us-li, ad. in a penixrius 
 
 maner. [pqrsimoni. 
 
 Penuriousness, P8-m\,-ri-us-nes, n. nigardlines; 
 Penury, Pen-yti,-ri, n. ekstrem poverti; wont; in- 
 
 dijens. 
 Penwoman, Pen-wu-man, n. a femal rjter. 
 Peon, Pe-on, n. {In India) a fut-soljer; a ser- 
 vant, {piony.) 
 Peony, Pe-o-ni, n. a plant and fl-ser; — ritn elso 
 People, Pe-pl, n., pi. Pe-pl yr Pe-plz, a najon; 
 
 dflttz hcb kompcSz a komn,niti; de komonaliti, not 
 
 de prinsez er noblz; de vulgar; personz in jener- 
 
 al. Ele pli^ral ferm psplz iz rj^rli yixzd. 
 People, Pe-pl, v. t. tu stok wid inhabitants. 
 Peperino, Pep-er-e-no, n. [/;!.] a kjnd ov vulkanik 
 
 rok, fermd bj sementig tugeder sand, sinderz, 
 
 &s. 
 Pepper, Pep-er, n. an aromatik, punjent plant, 
 
 sed, or spjs. — 3^r qr tre kjndz ov peper, de blak, 
 
 de hwjt, and de log, hwiq qr prelid^st bj tre dis- 
 
 tigkt plants. 
 Pepper, Pep-er, v. t. tu sprigkl wid peper; — tu 
 
 bet; Jtu maggl wid Jot er bloz. 
 Pepper-bird, Pep-er-berd, n. a berd dat iz veri 
 
 fiiud ov peper. [peper. 
 
 Pepper-box, Pep-er-boks, n. a boks fer holdig
 
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 Pepper- B»A«CD, r«*p-er- brand, ». q Aitit in gran. 
 I'tPPHK CAKK, r»Jp-cr-kak, n. Se {J'f/'fi^r-ffviffer- 
 
 PtppKK-cokN, I'tip-cr-kflrn, n. a wd ov de pep«r- 
 
 jilnnt; T'-ni tip ov inkun^idcrubl valyn. 
 PtiMi iREAD, I'ep-tT-jin-jfr-bn-d, ». 
 
 h' ' red. ^si plant. 
 
 I'epi I . . i.-vr-jjms, ;i. an arumaiik or »pj- 
 
 rEPPtmi>*iK, i'op-iT-ij, «. u pliiiit or Jrub; dt 
 
 Ixirliori; :i|>l|d Kiiiiil|mx tu Ac l>luk-Kum. 
 I'KPPKEiXO, I'oiver-iii. ». hot; {[eri; au^ri. 
 I'KPPKEMINT, re|i-i-r-iuint, n. un urutnatik plant 
 
 or i-rb; a likor iuipn^iJUttt«-'d wid it. 
 I'tPPt.E SAXIKBAOE, I'^p-cr-saki-i-fraj.n. a wurt- 
 
 Ic.t In-rbiijus plant. 
 PEPPKR-WATtR, l'6|>-er-wo-ter, n. a likwid prr- 
 
 pj^rd fruin pTsdord blak pcper, yqul in mikro- 
 
 i<k»i>ikiil obiervnjonz. [krc«. 
 
 PEPPtRWOET, P^p-er-wurt, n. an inyi^al plant: a 
 PtPPKEY, l'6p-fr-i, a. relatig tu, or kuntanio, 
 
 pt'lHT. 
 
 PiFTiC, P6p-tik, A. promotio dijcstyon; diEt«^lik. 
 
 Pkptio, Pep-tik, n. a sub^taoD dat prumuts di- 
 jostyon. 
 
 Pkb, Pt-r, I'rfp. [LA bj: for; tnit).— tlis lAtin prep- 
 uzijon ix ofn y^w in sertt-n formior fmifi, and 
 sumtimx presidx an ItlK'iJ wurd: ax, ppr da, /itr 
 /ort, per mjtn, "U \ui pt-r mini;" diit ix, a luf 
 far eq man:— sumtjinx it prtiirdx a Latin wunl: 
 at, per anum, per sent, or tfiUum. "(.I man per 
 tt; dat it, a man bti>, for ckiivlen?, standi Iq 
 hinu^lf, or alun.- Ax a prtfik'i, tviH-Jali in kvm- 
 i»tri. jtf-r ix ofn yi*«l '"J auiplilj at nirnio; ai, 
 pernkfiil ix a DubsLans kontnnig a mak^iimuin ov 
 okiiijon. 
 
 PiRACUTE, Per-8-k^t, a. vcri /qrp; veri rjolcnt. 
 
 Per ADVENTURE, P^r-ad-v^nt-ynr, ad. pcrhapn; 
 mn br: bj (;ans. [Obsulesent.] 
 
 Pkbambilate, I'er-am-bii-lat, r. I. tu wok truj; 
 tu surva bj y^\*\\^ triD. 
 
 Peramdi'Lation, Pcr-am-bn-W-Jon, n. At akt or 
 perambiitatig; a travclig surra; a distrikt; limit 
 or ji^ri^ikjun; surva ov de bvnds ov a distrikt 
 or parij. 
 
 Pekambulator, Pcr-am-bt|-la-tor, n. wun hit> 
 jH.'miiitmlnt.":— a mujtn for m^nrij) distansex on 
 rudz: iin uxl6niEtcr. 
 
 I*ER ANNLM, IVr lin-uni, [L.] ''h\ de yer." 
 
 Pehiiisi:lphate, PtT'^'i"'"'-*^"*) "• {.(-'hem.) a 
 fiiilfat wid tO) projKjrJonx ov .vulfiirik a^id, kom- 
 bjnd wid anok.<idut dr muk-iimumov ok:iidii/on. 
 
 Perceivable, Por-wv-a-bl, a. i)crscptibl. 
 
 I'F.BCEivABLr, Pfr-«'v-a-bli, aii. j^picptibli. 
 
 Perckive. Por-.«ev, r. t. tu di.skdver bi sum .«en- 
 .libl eU'kt.'j; tu diz\<m; tu get noloj ov bi de bod- 
 ili *cn«et, or b) de m|Dd: tu diBtiggwi/; tu ob- 
 
 Pebceivee. Pcr-?#v-cr, n. wun hd) pors^vt. 
 Perckntaoe. Pcr-»«5nl-BJ, n. a rat or estimat b| 
 
 At hundrwl. 
 Per CENTiii, P^r x^n-tum, [/..] "bJ de hundred:" 
 
 - koinoiili nbrrvintod prr tent. 
 Perceptibilitt, Per xep-ti-bll-i-li, n. de «tat ov 
 
 brij) jitTKcptibl. 
 Perceptible. l'er-»^ti-W, a. dat ma be porj^vd, 
 
 »f3, b'Til, fi'lt, -melt; obx^rvabl; di- 
 
 lornnbl: knjjaM 
 Pebceptiblt, \'> ' , .%d. in a perscptibl 
 
 manor. 
 I*lBCEFTiO!», Pfr-5<p-Jon, n. de akt ov pencvii); 
 
 p-sor ov |>or>rvip: nolcj: kon/ns obicrra/on; no- 
 Jon: idtu: koiiM'p/on: scnrajun. 
 Pebskptive, P<'r-w*p-tiv, a. barig de p»cr ov 
 
 ]«>r-rvi\): |>onitvifl. [aep/on. 
 
 Perceptivitt, Pcr-sop-tlv-i-ti, i». pBer ov pcr- 
 Percb, Pv<;, 11. a frcj-welcr fij. 
 
 PncB, Pprq, n. a t ' , fet, «r §3^ 
 
 yqitlt: iu Land m^ v a rwlj 
 
 a |>ol; a rod;— •uu.i.u .• i..m, .- ...i raat or lit. 
 Perch, P^n;, r. i. lu lit <>r r«i<*t, aa a bfrd; ta 
 
 rwr't. 
 Pi I . \«t^ 
 
 '' i|it;pe(a4T«alJV 
 
 '" uwU;pffqe«; — waa 
 
 uv iiii ifriicr ov Ij^-rdt; — u H>rt or walui kaodl,alBS 
 
 a Parif kandl formerii yqui \n luKlaad. 
 Pesciilorate, Pirr-klu-rat. n. {('Krm.) a mH 
 
 koniiiiitd ov porklurik a«id and a Uu. 
 Perculoric, IVr-klu-rik, a. an <|.it«i api^d ta 
 
 klurik ii.«id hwcn klurin ix komb|i)d wid a mak- 
 
 ciinuin ov ok*iJcn. 
 Perciilorihe, P<T-kl6-rid, a. a kompvod ov aa 
 
 ek^ex ov klurin wid a bait. 
 Pebcipie.n'ce, Pi'r-i>ip-i-cnj, n. de akt ov poncvig; 
 
 pcr>opjon. 
 Peecipie.nt, Pir-«ip-i-ent, a. dat penrfvx; par- 
 
 srvii): hiivip dr jiiscr ov peraepjon. 
 Peecjpiest, i'er-«ip-i-ent, n. wun hd> pcnirt. 
 Percolate, P<,-r-ko-lat, r. t. tu filler; tu etran 
 
 tnt). 
 I'eecolate, Pvr-ku-lnt, r. «'. tu f<i8 b| filtra/on. 
 I'EUi'OLATiON. I'vr-ku-IA-Jon, n. At akt or p^-rke- 
 
 la(i|): filtni/on. 
 1'ercolator, Pyr-ko-la-tor, n. a filtercr, a filter- 
 ill iniijtn. 
 Pebci'ks. IVr-kd.', r. t. tu atqk af^nst. 
 I'EBCitislo.v, Pcr-kii/-on. n. de akt ov 'trlkig; d« 
 
 strikip ov wun Ixxli nj»<'n«t Bui'i ' :.. 
 
 Perciksive, IVr-kdi'-iv, a. gtrjK .'uofC 
 
 Percitient. IVr-kt'i-Jcnt,* a. - . . .-w^ d« 
 
 jincr tu strjk. 
 Peb diem. P?rdj-«m. [L.] "bl de da." 
 Pebdifoil, IVr-di-fffI, n. a tre or plant hwiq pe- 
 
 ri('Miikali la.zex its Itvx: Q dt-^idyiiU!* tre. 
 Pebiution, IVr-diJ-on, «. de utat ov brip utcrli 
 
 lo.''t: dr.'trukjon: nbin: dct; eternal dot. 
 Pebditionable, Per-diJ-on-a-bl, a. fitcdforper- 
 
 di/.,n. 
 I'ebdl',* n . . . ) a. doopcrat: abindond; cirn 
 
 I'EBDIE, ^"-^^i- I up ax U*t. 
 
 Pebdi', Ppr-di)^* n. wun hiii ii plast in ambqj, 
 
 or on dr wixj. 
 Perdu, P<r-di'i,* ad. in konwlmrnt; in ambuj. 
 pKEKiLOfs, P«'r-dti-luii,» a. lo#t; trun awa. 
 Pebdi'Bable, i'vr-dii-ra-bl,* a. la^tip; log-koo- 
 
 tinynd. [bli. 
 
 Pebui BABLT, IVr-dq-rm-bli,* ad. l(uti(|li; dqra- 
 Peedt. Pcr-dr,* ad. i a korupjon ov de Fr*n^ wft 
 
 </<ir I>ifu:\ ' M-rtrnli: vcrili: in tnat. [Krekwent 
 
 in old loifli/ poctri.] 
 Pebegeinate, Pdr-r-gri-nat, r. •. tu travel; ta 
 
 liv in form kuntrix. 
 Pebeqbinate, P^r-e-gri-nat,* a. form; travald. 
 Pebeobixation, Por-r-gri-ni-Jon, ». At akt or 
 
 tniirliy: forcn trnvol. 
 Peeeorinator, I'^r-t-gri-na-tor,* ». a traveler. 
 Perkori.ve, P<^r-e-grin,* a. foren; not nativ; not 
 
 doiii*'>-<iik. 
 PEEEURiyE. IVr-e-grin, n. a >pe/ex ov fokn. 
 Peremption, Por-<'m-Jon,* «. {Law) At akt ov 
 
 dfjitftTij): ek«tif;V'rin. 
 Pebemptorilv . ad. in a p4rea- 
 
 turi nmncr: : dr(|*ivli. 
 
 PEBEMPTORI>h--. ne«, ». de kwoUtl 
 
 uv brig |><yremt4dri; pwuuvua*; abtoli^t dcaijoe; 
 
 dogmatixm. 
 PxBBMPTOBT, IVr-cm-to-ri, wr Pe-rta-t«-ri, a, 
 
 dat |>ut.4 nn rnd lu ol debAt: dexi'iv; podliv; 
 
 dogm*t>kBl: ab.s.ilqt. 
 Pebexmal, Pcr-^n-i-al, .1. lartip tnft de yen p»- 
 
 p^tyqal; nnsesip. {Ji^d.} livig Bar daa t* 
 
 yen.
 
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 Peeennial, Per-^n-i-al, n. {Sot.} a plant Aat 
 livz mior dan W) yerz; er, a plant hooz nt)ts reman 
 aljv mor yerz dan too, but hcDz stemz, f l-serz, and 
 levz pcrij anyn,ali. [perenial, 
 
 Pekennity, Per-en-i-ti,* n. de kwoliti ov beii) 
 
 Pekerration, Per-er-a-Jon,* n, travel; de akt ov 
 rambliij trto varius plasez. 
 
 Per fas et nefas, Per fas et ne-fas, [L.] trco 
 rit and roi). 
 
 Perfect, Per-fekt, a. pozesii) perfekjon; havii) 
 no defekt; feltles; — entirli finijt; koniplet; kon- 
 siimat ; — pi|r; blamles ; imakynlat. Perfekt 
 number, a number ekwal tia dg sum ov el its 
 divjzorz. In Grarnar, past er finijt. 3e -per- 
 fekt tens iz dat form ov de IijgliJ verb denoted 
 bj de Ggzilyari hai'; az, "j 7tat' dun." 
 
 Perfect, Per-fekt, v. t. tra mak perfekt; tia finij; 
 tu. komplet; tia konsdmat. 
 
 Peefecter, Per-fekt-cr, n. wun hoo maks perfekt. 
 
 Perfectibilian, Per-fek-ti-bil-i-an, n. an ad- 
 herent tu perfektibiliti. 
 
 Peefectibilitt, Per-fek-ti-bil-i-ti, n. kapabilili 
 ov arjvig at perfekjon: kapasiti ov beii) mad 
 perfekt: stat ov perfekjon. 
 
 Perfectible, Per-fek-ti-bl, a. kapabl ov bekum- 
 ii) perfekt. 
 
 Perfection, Per-fek-Jon, n. de stat ov beii) per- 
 fekt; sviprem ekselens; sumtii) dat konkiirz tra 
 prodi'is perfekjon; — an atribi^t ov God. In dis 
 last sons it haz a ph^ral. 
 
 Peefectional, Per-fek-Jon-al, a. relatii) tu per- 
 fekjon; mad komplet. 
 
 Peefectio.vate, Per-fek-Jon-at,*i;. ^. tu perfekt. 
 
 Perfectioxation, Per-fek-Jon-A-Jon, n. de akt 
 ov makiij perfekt. 
 
 Perfectionism, Per-fek-Jon iz-m, n.de prinsiplz 
 ov de perfekjonists. 
 
 Perfectionist, Per-fek-Jon-ist, n. wun hcb holdz 
 tu de posibiliti ov atanii) perfekjon; wun pre- 
 tendii) tu perfekjon; fermerli apljdtuaPi|ritan. 
 
 Perfective, Per-fek-tiv, a. kondq,sii) tu briij tu 
 perfekjon. [tu perfekjon. 
 
 Perfectively, Per-fek-tiv-li, ad. so az tu brig 
 
 Perfectly, Per-fekt-li, ad. in a perfekt maner; 
 komiiletli. [fekjon; skil. 
 
 Perfectness, Per-fekt-nes, n. kompletnes; per- 
 
 Perficient, Per-fiJ-ent, n. wun hiD perfermz a 
 permanent wurk, er Lit) end-sz a qariti. 
 
 Perficient, Per-fiJ-ent, a. efektyv^al: pcrformiij. 
 
 Perfidious, Per-fid-i-us, er Per-fid-yus, a. gilti 
 ov perfidi; fatles; treqerus; fels tu trust. 
 
 Perfidiously, Per-fid-i-us-li, ad. treqerusli; bj 
 breq ov fat. 
 
 Peefidiousness, Per-fid-i-us-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 ov beig perfidius. [fatlesnes. 
 
 Perfidy, Per-fi-di, n. treqeri; breq ov fat er trust; 
 
 Perflation, Per-fla-Jon,* n. de akt ov bloig tnt). 
 
 Perfoliate, Per-fo-li-at, <i. {Bot.) sur-sndii) de 
 stem bj de bns ov At lef, hwiq groz tugMer 
 hw^r de mqrjinz tuq. 
 
 Peefoliated, Per-fo-li-at-ed, tu rezemblii) levz. 
 
 Perforate, Per-fo-rat, v. t. tu bor tntj; tu pers 
 wid a t(Dl. [i-atig; a hoi. 
 
 Perforation, Per-fo-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov perfu- 
 
 Perforative, Per-fo-ra-tiv, a. havig p-ser tu 
 pers or perforat. 
 
 Perforator, Per-fo-ra-tor, «. he er dat hwiq 
 perforats; a borer. 
 
 Perforce, Pcr-fcJrs, ad. bj fors: vjolentli. 
 
 Perform, Per-form, r. t. tu ekseki^t; tu dcD; tu 
 disqqrj; tu aqev; tu akomplij; tu prodiis; tu 
 fulfil. 
 
 Perform, Per-ferm, v. i. tu suksed in an atdmt; 
 tu akt a pqrt. 
 
 Peeformable, Per-f()rm-a-bl, a. dat ma be per- 
 fdrmd; praktikabl. 
 
 Performance, Per-ferm-ans, n. de akt ov per- 
 
 fermig; komplejon; eksekuJon; produkjon; wurk; 
 
 ded: eksplfft; aqevment; akjon; sumtig dun. 
 Performer, Per-ferm-er, n. wun hiD perfermz. 
 Performing, Per-ferm-ig, n. a perfermans; de 
 
 akt ov dooig. 
 Perfumatory, Per-fi|m-a-to-ri, a. dat perfi^mz. 
 Perfume, Per-fti,m, er Per-fi^m, ;i. volatil, fra- 
 grant efl^via; a substans emitig sag efli],via; 
 
 swet odor; fragrans; sent. 
 Perfume, Per-ft^m, v. t. tu sent; tu impr(5gnat 
 
 wid perfi^m er swet odor. 
 Perfumer, Per-fi|,m-er, n. wun hO) perffj^mz er 
 
 selz perft],mz. 
 Perfumery, Per-fi|m-er-i, re. de qrt ov perfq,m- 
 
 ig: perfi^mz in jeueral. 
 Perfunctorily, Per-fugk-to-ri-li, ad. in a per- 
 
 fugktori maner. [Jens; k^rlesnes. 
 
 Perfunctoriness, Per-fugk-to-ri-nes, n. negli- 
 Perfunctory, Per-fdgk-to-ri, er Per-fugk-to-ri, 
 
 a. dun wid de sol purpus ov getig triB; kq,rles 
 
 hu dun; relatig tu wurk dun kt(,rlesli er negli- 
 
 jentli; indiferent; sljt; neglijont. [spred. 
 
 Perfuse, Per-fi|z,* v. t. tu tigklyi^r; tu over- 
 Peefusion, Per-fii,-xon, n. de akt ov porig ijt. 
 Perfusive, Per-fii-siv, a. overspredig; difusiv. 
 Pergameneous, Per-ga-me-ne-us, a. {£nt.} kon- 
 
 sistig ov a tin, tuf, semi-transpq,rent substans, 
 
 Ijk pqrqment. 
 Pergola, Per-go-la, n. [Jt.] a kjnd ov qrbor. 
 Perhaps, Per-haps, ad. peradventyiy; it ma be: 
 
 perqdns. 
 Periago, Per-i-q-go, 1 n, a smel bot er kanda; 
 Periagua, Per-i-q-gwQ, > a p:r6g. Se {Pt- 
 Periauger, Per-i-e-ger, ) rogi/e.} 
 Perianth, Per-i-ant, n. (Bot.) a kolekjon ov 
 
 floral envelops, amng hwiq de kaliks kan not 
 
 be distiggwijt from de korola, do bot qr prezent. 
 Perianthium, Per-i-an-ti-um, n. {Bot.} an en- 
 velop dat sur'sndz de fliser; a periant. 
 Periapt, Per-i-apt, «. an amyi^let; a qqrm. 
 Peribolos, Pe-rib-o-los, n. {Arch.} a kort er en- 
 
 klo^^qr entjrli risnd a tempi, sunsnded bj a wel. 
 Pericardiac, Per-i-k^r-di-ak, a. relatig tu de 
 
 perikqrdium; perikqrdik. 
 Pericardial, Per-i-kqr-di-al, a. relatig tu de 
 
 perikqrdium. 
 Pericaedian, Per-i-kqr-di-an, ) a. belogig tu 
 Pericardic, Per-i-Jiqr-dik, j de perikqr- 
 dium. 
 Pericardium, Per-i-kqr-di-um, n. {A?iat.} a tin 
 
 membran, er membranus sak, hwiq sur'sndz de 
 
 hqrt. 
 Pericarp, Per-i-kqrp, n. {Bot.} de Jel er kuv- 
 
 erig ov a irCbt: perikqrpium. 
 Pericarpium, Per-i-kqr-pi-um, n. {Bot.} de sam 
 
 az jerihcirp. [ikejium. 
 
 Peeich^tial, Per-i-ke-Jal, a. relatig tu de per- 
 Perich^tium, Per-i-ke-Ji-um, ?i. {Hot.} de levz 
 
 at de bas ov de stok ov de froot ov a mos. 
 Perichoresis, Per-i-ko-re-sis, n. [(?/'.] a goig 
 
 i-snd ab'st; a rotajon. 
 Periclase, Per-i-klas, v. a. magnejian mineral. 
 Pericranium, Per-i-kra-ni-um, n. {Anat.} a 
 
 membran dat kuverz de skul. 
 Peeidodecahedeal, Per-i-do-dek-a-he-dral, a. 
 
 havig twelv sjdz el r'snd, er hwen el qr k'snted, 
 
 apljd tu a kristal. [oljt. 
 
 Peridot, Per-i-dot, 7i. {Min.} de prizmatik kris- 
 Peridrome, Per-i-drom, n. a galeri or an ali be- 
 
 twen kolumz or welz. 
 Periecians, Per-i-8-Janz, n. pi. de sam az per- 
 
 icsij. Se {Periceci.} 
 Perieegy, Per-i-er-ji, n. nedles kojon in an oper- 
 
 ajon; busl; tTnh\.~{JiA€t.} a bombastik er over- 
 
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 PxklOKK, P<r-l-jf, n. {Atlron.) dat |>«ynt ot dr 
 
 nxbut urbit hwig ii nrrvst tu de vrt; uynJtd tu 
 
 ipqjr. 
 Pkhiueum, I'er-i-j^-um, n. [L.] de um ai /xn}'/-. 
 Periuonk, I'^r-i-gon, i n. de uiin >x 
 
 I'tuiuuNiiM. lVT-i-g(i-ni-um, j ptriant. 
 Periuoko, P^r-i-gord, n. {J/in,} an or ur mag- 
 
 gunen. Idelineu/iin; a akrij. 
 
 PtuiURAPli, l'6T-\gn{, n. a k^rle« or im|>^rfckl 
 I'lJiiuv.NOua, Pe-rij-i-nu«, a. ih<4.} grciig frum 
 
 de i<{<Jx ov u kaliict. 
 PebiuilLION, Per-i-h<-ii-on, n., pi. Per-i-h^-li-a; 
 
 {A*trim.) de p«mt in de urbit uv a planet or 
 
 koiuct liwi<j iz neri-.^t de vun: u|>tJzd tu a/elii'u. 
 PtUIIlEXAHEDKAL, Por-i-hi k:«-ii-ht-<lrul, a. apljil 
 
 tu u kri^«tiil Uihz primitiv furui haz fur fi'it, and 
 
 it:< .><>k<>nduri s\\ii. 
 Peril, Por-il, n. dnnjcr; hazard; jcp<irtli; risk; 
 
 drnuiiiiHjiiD; daujcr deninst or trctnd. 
 Peril, Por-il, r. t. tu endnnjer; tu put in peril. 
 i'EUILUL'S, Pdr-il-ii!4, a. dunjeru.'; hazardus; ful 
 
 IIV ptTll. 
 
 Pebilolsly, Por-il-u»-li, */f. wid peril; danjenuli. 
 
 I'ElilLUL'tiMJiS, Pdr-il-us-oeii, N. d^njerusnes. 
 
 PEHiLVMru, Per-i-liinf, n. {.ijuit.) a imupinnt, 
 w.itcri, or tin jelatinut flt^id. 
 
 Pekimetek, Pr-rim-e-tor, n. de s^-rkit or b'sndari, 
 or (1r li'yt uv dt bundiy Ijn, nv a plan fi){ynr. 
 
 Peuiuctauedral, PiT-i-uk-ta-he-dnil, a. apl{d 
 tu u kri.'tul hoiz pnmitir form hax for sjdi, and 
 it4 .it^koiiduri at. 
 
 Period, Pt-ri-ud, n. an interval or tjca at de end 
 ov bwi<; de oain feu6menon ag6ii taka plas, ai 
 de rcTulriJon ov <\ planet;— a s^kl; a s^rkit;— a 
 orriei »v ' : ' . diim/on; — de end or kon- 
 
 kli^jon; 'J koiuplet .•••nlen-s, frtJin 
 
 wun ful -' , ■ :itor, or a \Kisnj or serici ov 
 
 wurdt deveiupi lu pruperli kundkted ]>qrt«; — 
 a mcirk er dot, dua [ . 1, plast at de end uv a 
 sontcns. 
 
 Periodic, Pr-ri-<id-ik, j a. rtlatig tu a jjc- 
 
 Periodical, Pe-ri-6d-i-kal, J riod or periodi; 
 hapnig at ri'gjular or stated timi; perf/truid in 
 II »vrkit; sn/rkiilur; rcgytilar. 
 
 Pkriodical, Pe-ri-iVl-i-kal, n. a publikajon iji^d 
 prrl6<likali, az a revi(, a miigaz^n, ks. 
 
 Periodicalist, Pe-ri-6d-i-kttl-ii*t, n. a rjler in a 
 prri.^likal wurk. [or stntt-d pcriiKlz. 
 
 PtHiuuiCALLT, Pe-ri-<id-i-kal-i, aii. at rt-^'yular 
 
 I'ERiuDKiTY, I'c-ri-o-dis-i-ti, «. de kwuliti ov 
 lirig periodikal. 
 
 I'ERKXCI, l'er-i-e-«i, n. pi. [£.] pepl b<& liv andcr 
 de Mim (laralcl ov latitt^d, but in 6pozit me- 
 ridian i. 
 
 I'eriostei'M, Per-i-6«-tc-um, n. {Anat.) a fjbrus 
 m"uil>nin hwiq inv^jt« de bum. 
 
 PtRiFATETic, IVr-i-i«-ti't-ik. »i. wun ov de folo- 
 er« ov Ari.«t<)tl. He Peripatotik.s w<;r so namd 
 fmni de wok.i in de Li.<eum hw:^'' Arint^Stl tot; — 
 irplikruili, a grat w.>k<T: an Itinerant prr<;iT. 
 
 I'EUiPATETic, Pir ' . .t. belogig tu de 
 
 IVrifKitelik."; .\. w.kin »b>it. 
 
 Peripatktical, i I kal, a. de sam ax 
 
 pri-ii^.il'tik. 
 
 Peripateticiim, Per-i-pA-l^t-i-sii.m, n. no/ons 
 uv de Pcripat^tiks. 
 
 Peripheral, i'e-rif-«r-kl, a. rtUtig tu dt pe- 
 ri feri; pvrif«rikal. 
 
 Peripiikric, Peri-f<»r-ik, i a. rtlatig tu er 
 
 I'ERiPiiERtCAL, Pvr-i-f^-i-kal, i kon.oittig ov a 
 jierifi-ri. 
 
 PiRiFULRV Pe-rif-«r-i, n. Mrkumferras ov a 
 s^rkl, •li|«". or udcr kurrilincar figri^r. 
 
 PERiriiRA<;E. )Vr-i-fr«i, v. I. tu rkspr^ b} »^ 
 kumlukuJ.in. 
 
 Peripiirase, Pt'r-i-frei, n. dr sam at pcrifrati*. 
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 PERiPiiRAiiTic, Per-i-frA«-tik, «. i^rk- 
 PerxpmrajiTical, Per-i-fr*«-U-k*J, a. y\_t\\j .. r 
 
 kuiiilukij'iu; ekipr^ig dt Mnt ur irun ward 
 
 iii Hi' ni. 
 \'i- : ' ALLY, Per-i-fraj-likal-i, ad. wid 
 
 li-. • - i-plu», n. a r«»j rVDd a m w ■■• 
 
 kuiti; !)t'rKUiuna\ i^/on. 
 Pkripviimo.xia, Per-ipnii-tii^-ni-o, •. [Z,] 
 
 1 mcal, Per-ip-ni|-m6n-i kal, a. 
 
 '. penpQi^iiiuui. 
 i'Eku-.sELUu.NY, Per-ip-ui^-uu-ni, h. ao inflaia 
 
 ••I'l.ii <.v At lugz. l«|di. 
 
 Pekipulygo.n'al, Pcr-i-pc>-lig-o-nal,a.barigiiMiu 
 1'eripti.ral, Pr-rip-tvr-ul, a. {^.irch.) cnk&mpoM 
 
 Hid koluiuz or batluientn; j.rripteru.«. 
 Plkiptluolh. Pr-rip-ter-u«, a. eukdm|jdut wid 
 
 koluiiiz; |>fripteral. 
 Periptery, pE-ript«jr-i, n. {Arch.) a bildig xur- 
 vnded wid a wig, )!, or paaaj, or wid u aiggl rb 
 
 ov kiiluuiz. [^aparatu*. 
 
 Peuipltist, Pe-rip-yii-ti»t, n. a »mol, tin, kukig 
 pLRiPVRiiiT, Pe-rip-i-ri.tt, ii. a ni|li-ibveut«d 
 
 kukig aiAraiut. 
 I'ERIti, Pe-ri.<, n. pi. {/'ertian Ji/ytA»i"^y) u 
 
 kl'Li ov iwajinari beigz klu!>li ulfl tu de oltx or 
 
 f^riz ov niur uordeni laiiti(dt. 
 Periscia.n, Pe-hJ-yan, a. buvin Jadux nl ar'snd. 
 pERiiiciA.vs, Pt-ri/-yanz, / u. pi. |<rpl hoiz Jadux 
 Peuiscii, Pe-riJ-i-(, i iuJ<v ol aninii, ax dr 
 
 inhabitant!) widiii de ;lrktik Rnd Aiitqrktik 
 
 H'-rklz. 
 Pekii>cope. Pdr-i-skup, n. u rq ol mnd. 
 Pkui.scopic, Per-i-»k6p-ik, i a. lukig or roig 
 
 I'ERihConcAL, Pir-i-»k6p-i-kal, ( ol niud; apl{d 
 
 (u <i k{nd or ii|iektaklx. 
 Peri8U, Per-iJ, r. I. tu d); tu be dt.tlrtfd: tu b< 
 
 lo.'^t; tu kuiu tu nutig; tu ek.ii>jr, tu drka. 
 1'erimiiability, Per-iJ-a-bil-i-ti, n. {>eri/ablnM. 
 1'erisiiable, i'er-ij-a-bl, a. I{abl tu |>eri/: i^ob- 
 
 jikt tu drka. l'>"0 fwri/abl. 
 
 PtRisiiABLENEJiS, P^r-i/a-bl-ncfi, h. dt atat or 
 I'eri.iiime.nt, Per-i/mcnt,* n. dr aki or p^ri/ig. 
 1'i.bini-i.uM, l'er-i-sp(rm, n. dt te.<ta or albtimca 
 
 iiv .1 «rd. 
 PER18I-IIERIC, Por-i-«fdr-ik, | a. ifrrikRl. 
 
 Perispuerical, Per-i-fUr-i-kal, i ntnd. 
 Plrissulouv, l'er-i-i<il-a-ji, n. {JiAet.) rtddo- 
 
 dau.'; uiiikroluji. 
 PERibTALTic, Pvr-i-«til-tik, a. {Amut.) apl{d tu 
 
 dr i>rkiilY'ir moi<<n uv dt into^'linx. b] bwig d^r 
 
 konteiitt ^r gradyuaJi prufi^id frv>m wnn end ui 
 
 de kanal tu de udcr. 
 I'eristerio.n, Per-is-t£-ri-on, ■. dt ^rb r^-rrian. 
 Peristerite, Pt-ri:i-ter-|t, n. iJii--} a var)r(i 
 
 uv fel!ij«;r. 
 I'tRiKTOME. P<ir-i-stum, n. {/i<4.\ a Mt ov pro*- 
 
 e.^cz .'ur'Hndig de orifis ov de icka uv a nx'* 
 
 periitoniium. 
 Peristomil'm, Per-i-st«^mi-ain, m, {B<4.} a ri^ 
 
 or frinj uv briiilx or ttt, hwiq qr actad imMuiUi 
 
 belu dc uix/rki^lum ur mu«rx, and klux up di 
 
 orifi.t ov de wd viv*.I. 
 Pecistrlphu. IVr . ao cpit«t api^ 
 
 lu |>niiur.\uiik )<ii. I in |4)rU, b| br- 
 ig lik<t on t>t> mIiii 1 \f. 
 
 Peristyle. IVriKiil, «. «i bu.iig cnkikmpMi wid 
 
 kuluuix on dr in-;<l: •! '••rkul ir r-n) •■» plori- 
 PERIhTYLIlM. I '* «■•' 
 
 »lii-i-u; •) k. •■•» 
 
 ..n tir »id«: > •U'
 
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 Perisystole, Per-i-sis-to-ls, n. {Med.} de pez 
 dat ensi|z on de kontrakjon ov de hqrt, bcfcar 
 ds djastol er djlatajon kan folo. [peritoneum. 
 
 Peritoneal, Per-i-to-ne-al, a. relatii] tu de 
 
 Peritoneum, Per-i-to-ne-um, n. {Anat.} de mem- 
 bran hwiq envelops de abdominal visera, and 
 Ijnz de kaviti ov de abdomen. 
 
 Peritrochium, Per-i-tro-ki-um, n. {Mech.) a 
 hwel er serki^^lar fram ov wud, fikst upon a sil- 
 inder or aksl, r^sud hwiq a rop iz wsnd; and de 
 hwel and silinder beiij mcDvabl ab'st a komon 
 aksis, a p-ser apljd tu de hwel wil raz a wat 
 ataqt tm de rop wid so mug de grater advantaj 
 az de serkumferens ov ds hwel iz grater dan dat 
 ov de silinder. Sis mekanikal p-ser iz keld de 
 (axis i/i periirachio.) 'de windlas and kapstan 
 qr konstriikted on de sam prinsipl; hwel and 
 aksl. 
 
 Peritropal, Pe-rit-ro-pal, a. turnig ar-sndjrotari. 
 
 Periwig, Per-i-wig, ji. a percok; a wig; fels h!\,r 
 for de hed. 
 
 Periwig, Per-i-wig,t v. t. tu dres in fels h^r. 
 
 Periwinkle, Per-i-wig-kl, n. a smol Jel-fiJ; a 
 kjnd ov fij-snal; — a pereuial evergren plant. 
 
 Perjure, Per-jqr, v. t. tu I'urswiir; tu tant wid 
 peiji|ri. It iz yi|,zd wid de resiprokal pron-sn. 
 
 Perjured, Per-jiyd, p. a. gilti ov perji^ri; obtand 
 H P^rj V'; sworn felsli. [its perji],ri. 
 
 Perjurer, Per-JTi,-rer, n. wun hua perji],rz er kom- 
 
 Peejury, Per-ji|,-ri, n. a fels ot' er swq,riij;— 
 {Law} a wilful fels ot, takn in a kort ov jus- 
 tis, bj a witnes lef uli rekwjrd tu depoz de trtob. 
 
 Peek, Perk,| -v. i. tu hold up de hed wid an 
 afekted brisknes: tu perq. 
 
 Perk, Perk,]: v. t. tu dres; tia pragk. 
 
 Perk, Perk,j a. pert; brisk; ^ri: Ijvli; pr-sd. 
 
 Perlate, Per-lat, a. {Chem.} apljd tu an asid 
 er solt, hwiq iz n fosfat ov soda. 
 
 Perlustration, Per-lus-tra-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 vi|ii) ol over. 
 
 Permagy, Per-ma-ji, n. a litl TurkiJ bot. 
 
 Permanence, Per-uia-ncns, ; n. de stat ov beiij 
 
 Permanency, Per-ma-ncn-si, ) permanent; di^- 
 rajon; kontinyn^ans; lastignes. 
 
 Permanent, Per-ma-nent, a. di^rabl; not dekaig: 
 uncjfinjd; ov loij kontiuyiyins; lastiij. [iijlu 
 
 Permanently, Per-ma-nent-li, a. di],rabli; last- 
 
 Permeability, Per-me-a-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti 
 ov beig permeabl. [ated or past trcD. 
 
 Permeable, Per-me-a-bl, a. dat ma be perme- 
 
 Permeate, Per-me-at, v. t. tu pas troo de'porz 
 er interstisez ov; tu pas trcD. [trtn. 
 
 Permeation, Per-me-a-Jon, n. de akt ov pasiij 
 
 Permiscible, Pcr-mis-i-bl,* a. dat ma be miggld. 
 
 Permissible, Per-mis-i-bl, a dat ma be permit- 
 cd; al-s;»bl. 
 
 Permissibly, Per-mis-i-bli, ad. bj permijon. 
 
 Permission, Per-miJ-on, ji. de akt ov permitii); 
 lev; Ijsens; al^ans; grunt ov liberti; a permit. 
 
 Permissive, Per-mis-iv, a. grantiij liberti, not 
 favor; not hinderiij, do not apriDvig: granted; 
 suferd wid-st hindrans: permited, not'otorjzd or 
 favord. 
 
 Peumissively, Per-mis-iv-li, ad. bj permijon; 
 widTit hindrans. [permikstyon. 
 
 Permistion, Per-mist-yon, ii. de akt ov miksiij; 
 
 Permit, l\r-iuit, v. t. tu al-s, wid-st komdnd; tu 
 siifer, wid-st (''tcjrjziij or apnuvii); tu al-s; tu 
 sufer; tu admit: tu konsent tu; tu tolerat. 
 
 Permit, Per- mi t, nr Per-mit, n. an erder; per- 
 mijon; a jitn permijon from an ofiser ov de 
 kustomz, dtorjziij de removal ov gudz, subjekt 
 tu di^tiz, from wun plas tu aniider. 
 
 Permittance, Per-mit-an.-;, n. al-sans; permijon. 
 
 Permittee, Por-mit-e, u. wun tu h<Dm permijon 
 or a permit haz bin granted. 
 
 Permitter, Per-mit-er, n. wun hO) permits. 
 Permixtion, Per-mikst-yon, 7i. de akt ov migglig. 
 Permutation, Per-mi|-ta-Jon, n. eksqanj ov wun 
 
 fer aniider; — {Algebra) de aranjment ov eni 
 
 determinat number ov tiijz er leterz, in el posibl 
 
 erderz, wun after de uder. 
 Pernancy, Per-nan-si, n. {Laic) a takii) er re- 
 
 sevig. Tjdz in iiernami qr tjdz takn, er dat 
 
 ma be takn, in kjnd. 
 Pernicious, Per-niJ-us, a. misqivus in de bjest 
 
 degre: veri hurtful; rOiinus; destruktiv. 
 Perniciously, Per-niJ-usli, ad. in a pernijus 
 
 niiinor; de-struktivli; misqivusli; rojiuusli. 
 Perniciousness, Per-niJ-us-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig pernijus. 
 Pernoctation, Per-nok-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov woq- 
 
 iij trcD de njt. [its ov land, ks. 
 
 Pernor, Per-ner, n. {Law} he hiD resevz de prof- 
 Peronate, Per-o-nat, a. {Hot.} lad tikli over 
 
 wid a wuli substans, endig in a soft mel. 
 Peroration, Per-o-ra-Jon, ». {Bhet.} de kon- 
 
 klqdig pqrt ov an orajon, in hwiq de qrgqments 
 
 qr breili rekapityqlated, and ernestli enforst. 
 Perovskite, Per-ov-skjt, n. {Min.} a. mineral 
 
 kontanig titanium and Ijm. 
 Peroxide, Per-6ks-id, n. { Chem.} a substans 
 
 havig a maksimum ov oksijen: de hjost oksid 
 
 ov eni metal. [hjest degre . 
 
 Peeoxidize, Per-6ks-i-djz, v. t. tu oksidiz tu de 
 Perpender, Per-pend-er, ; n. a kopig- 
 
 Perpknd-stone, Per-pend-ston, i ston. 
 Perpendicular, Per-pen-dik-yq-lar, a. krosig 
 
 aniider Ijn at rjt agglz; felig at rjt agglz on de 
 
 plan ov rte horizon; standig at rjt agglz: uprjt. 
 Perpendicular, Per-pen-dik-yq-lur, «. a Ijn fel- 
 ig ou de plan ov de horjzon at rjt agglz; a Ijn 
 
 felig upon er intersektig aniider Ijn, so dat de 
 
 agglz fermd bj de intersekjon qr ekwal, and eg 
 
 ov dem a rjt aggl. 
 Perpendicularity, Per-pen-dik-j^q-lar-i-ti, n. 
 
 de Stat ov beig perpendikyqlar. 
 Perpendicularly, Per-pen-dik-yq-lar-li, ad. in 
 
 a perpendikyqlar maner; at rjt agglz; in de di- 
 
 rekjon ov a strat Ijn up and d-sn. 
 Perpetrate, Per-pe-trat, v. t. tu komit; tu per 
 
 form;— oiwaz yqzd in an il sens. 
 Perpetration, Per-pe-tra-Jon, «. de akt ov per- 
 
 petratig; de komijon ov a krjm. [trats. 
 
 Perpetrator, Per-pe-tra-tor, n. wun hcb perpe- 
 Perpetual, Per-pet-yq-al, a. never-sesig; eter- 
 nal, wid respekt tu fqtiyiti; kontinyqal; unin- 
 
 teriipted; perenial; lastig; konstant; insesant; 
 
 unsesig. Perpetijual skra, a skrco hwiq akts 
 
 agenst de tet ov de hwel, so dat de akjon kan 
 
 olwaz go on. 
 Perpetually, Per-pet-yq-al-i, ad. konstantli; 
 
 kontinyqali; insesantli. 
 Perpetuate, Pcr-pet-yq-at, v. t. tu mak perpet- 
 
 yq,al; tu prezerv from ekstigkjon; tu kontinyri 
 
 wid-st sesajon or intenuijon. 
 Perpetuation, Per-pet-yq-u-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 perpetyqatig; de akt ov makig perpetyqal; in- 
 sesant kontinyiyms. 
 Perpetuity, Per-pe-tvi,-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 perpetyqal: dqrajon tu el fqtiyiti; eterniti; 
 
 samtig ov hwiq A:\r iz no end;— a sum ov muni 
 
 dat wil purqas a perpetyqal anqiti. 
 Perphosphate, Per-fos-fat, ?i. {Chem.} a selt in 
 
 hwiq fosforik asid iz kombjnd wid an oksid, at 
 
 de maksimum ov oksidajon. 
 Perplex, Per-pleks, v. t. tu disturb wid d-stful 
 
 nojonz; tu entaggl; tu mak agkjus; tu distrakt; 
 
 tu embaras; tu puzl; tu haras; tu konfqz; tu 
 
 nink intr.kat; tu involv; tu veks. 
 I'erplexedly, Per-pleks-ed-li, ad. intrikatli; wid 
 
 invwlqjon.
 
 PER 
 
 323 
 
 PER 
 
 Pti; 
 
 r (ilulut-cd nei, n. intrikaji; 
 ki-io, PI', a. vmhAnaig; dif- 
 
 Piui .. 
 
 ikuil; inlrikdt 
 Pekplkxitt, Pcr-pl<Jks-i-ti, n. agtjeti; dutnk/on 
 
 c>v in|nil; oinbani^^ment; difikulti; entaQglment; 
 intrikiii^i. 
 PEBgiisiTK, Pi.'r-kwi-tit, ii. Humlip ubtand bj a 
 |)1h.'4 »r ufis uvi-r and abdv de »cUd Mlari; a gift 
 
 or ul>!iiiirt in udijon tu wujur. 
 Pebquibition, l\r-kwi-ii/-on,* n. an dkytirat in- 
 
 kwjri; u turu '?rq. 
 Pkeron, P^r-on, n. {Arch.) a st^rkos vUid uv a 
 
 biMi(). 
 Peeuy, PiJr-i, n. a furmdntcd liki>r mad uv pi^rz. 
 Persaltuu, IVr sal-tuin, [L.] "bja leporjuinp." 
 Pee 6E, Per 8f, [L.\ b| liimsolf; b| bt-riMilf: bi it- 
 self; bj rtuuw^lvz;- abstrukledii; aluii;— (/>yjV) 
 
 tigz qr sed tu be koiuidcrd per se bwvn da qr 
 
 t^ikii ill de ub.-trakt. 
 Peesecl'TE, IVr-st-kqt, r. t. tu ham." wid pcnal- 
 
 tii, j(^acrali on akiiiit ov upinyonc in relijun or 
 
 Rum uder subjckt uv inturv.tt or iin|«irtari!<: tu 
 
 banu; tu punti^ wid mnligniti; tu pursq wid 
 
 rrprtc-d akt« ov vonjana or enmiti; tu iinportiin 
 
 mui]. 
 Pereecutios, Pfr-sc-ki^-Jon, «. At akt ov pvrse- 
 
 kqiii): dc »tat ov btifl p\'ri(ekiitod; malignant 
 
 prii<f kijjun. 
 I'ermkc'iitor, P<;r-8c-ktit-or, n. wun hot» (x/rsrkqts. 
 PtUstVKRA.vcK, IVr-^e-vrr-an!", h. dr aki uv |i<,t- 
 
 xrvcru): [^r-Htcns in oni deijn; otodiuen in pur- 
 
 .sqt-: k>>n-'lan!<i. 
 PeeiiKVkrant, P\>r-st-v£r-ant, a. pen'istijj: kon- 
 
 st.tiil: |>^>r.''f vf rifl. 
 I'ereevere, Pvr-»e-v£r, v. i. tu persist in an 
 
 at4>mt: tu buld on; tu ht konstant; tu kontin- 
 
 yq: tu pur.iq; tu prosrkqt; tu ia-iiat. 
 Perskverinq, Ptr-.xE-vcr-ii), /'/>. a. pcrsistioir^i- 
 
 whit. Iverans. 
 
 I'tasEVKRisoLr, P^r-se-vfr-ig-li, ad. wid p<.'r>c- 
 Pesbian, Pi.T-jun, n. a nativ ov P^rja:— (^iri-A.) 
 
 a mill fi^yqr, iiut^ ov a kulum, tu 8Upurt an 
 
 entablatiir. 
 Persian, Per/an, a. rrlatig tu Porja; ov P?r/a. 
 
 Ptrf.i/i hfrl, an •;iijin fxr wjlTig lindz. 
 Pebsic, Pi-r-rik, a. rrlatig tu PvrJa:--nt)tio an 
 
 •trior (jv I'lrkitcklyiir in hwiq an ontablatqr is 
 
 nu|«jrti'd li| dr slutyqz ov men. 
 Persiflaoe, P%r-:>i-fl(^, n. [/>.{ {Jl tok, in hwiq 
 
 al de subjvktti qr trctcd wi t loviti or bautvr. 
 Persimmon-, tVr-!<im-on, n. {£4.} a tre and it.' 
 
 IrJi', f'snd in de Midi and Sudorn Vqnjtcd 
 
 St!lt^ ov Ami'rika. 
 PEBsi>r. r r -i-t, r. i. tu p^rcevfr; tu kontinyij, 
 
 f' : 1, or (tcdfast: not tu jfiv aver. 
 
 Pek- ' r-«i«t-cn«, I M. de utnt ov jjcr- 
 
 Pe>u>i.-<. .. <. • , ror-sist-en-."!, i sittig; koa-itaniii: 
 
 |>^>r8rveran4; 6b«tina!<i: k6ntqma!ii;— <<y/Vi •«) dc 
 
 dqru/on ov de imprcjon or Ijt nn dt retina, 
 
 alt r dr Iniuinu.i objokt )i 
 I'KBSISTKNT, r.r-«i'it-oiiL, a. Iiilip (,f. 
 
 Pkbsistive, I'or-hijt-iv. «. .-• ; . . , r-cvrrin. 
 
 Person, Pvr-«un, n. arijinali, u uiu^k yqcd b) 
 
 Hainan aktora; hwcna, karaktor »4ijntd: ■■k<lrri- 
 
 or ! ■^r boili: Jup ' ' 
 
 b<{- I man or wi r 
 
 in!' 'J. wun : - < ■> 
 
 hwi>; a u^u or prunin b:iri, lu iJiuwt,;^ dc 
 
 speker, de pfraon <pL>kn tu, or de p^rvon er tig 
 
 tipokii or. 
 Perso.nable, P^<r-9on-a-bl, a. band^um: pvsful; 
 
 ov gud spmn«; </-«^> dat kan apir and 
 
 muntiin ; 
 PlRSOSAGi , n. a i^rs .n ov diittigk/on: 
 
 cksleriur.>, .- iktcr&siimJtir rvpret^ntod. i 
 
 ■il, 4. rilatig tu ds 
 'ig tu wuni prirat 
 
 not ta 
 
 prci 
 
 tigs;— pck<( 
 ent; not c 
 
 Bclf. I. • 
 
 real. . _ _ . 
 
 ov dr trc ^r-imiidk^i |« r>«u*. 
 
 Pebso.n'al, iVr-iHinnl, II. I A<i<r) mdkrabl proparti, 
 or ;;udz: in opuzijun tu Uod« and t^tumeoi*, ar 
 rral e^iliit. 
 
 I'EBAO.VALiTr, Pvr-»on-41-i-li, n. de ttal or brig 
 <i ix.rM.u; de kwuliti ov bcig p^rfcinal, iodirid- 
 yqaliti, <j reflck/on or remark dir^ktli or of- 
 fiir<ivli apljd. 
 
 Pkeso.vally, I'vr-son-al-i, aJ. in a ji^rtonal min- 
 er: in ii^TiKin; in prczcot; not bj repreientttir; 
 jMrtikyql'irli. 
 
 I'ebso.valtv, lVr-«on-al-ti, a. {Lair} a nam fir 
 \i\)T. iNT,<.)UJil, in distigkjon from tigz real; an 
 nk/on iz in prri^malti hwon it iz bnit a^^ott de 
 rjt |K;rion, or de p^-rsou aj^dn.'tt bitim in lo it Iji. 
 
 I'eiisonate, IVr-nun-at, r. t. tu reprtzi^nt b; a 
 fikli/u.4 or aiiqtnd karaktcr, 8o az tu [ia< fur dr 
 I-'Rion roprrzenteil; tu reprezenl bj fanig a kar- 
 iiktiT: 111 akt: tu k'lKnterfit. ^karak^ r. 
 
 rKBisONATE, IVr-s <n-at, r. I. tu pla <i fikiiu-* 
 
 I'eb^o.vate, IVr .lon-at, a. {Ii t.) Ubiat, wid dt 
 luiliit ov dc luor lip pre-iig a^^nut de upcr lip. 
 
 I'eeso.vatiov, Pvr-i«on-ik-/on, ii. de akt o» p<r- 
 .'••iiMtii); n kiditcrfit. hi performer. 
 
 Perj>onat(ib, I'vr-son-a-tor, n. wun n>ti |>^n«oaaU; 
 
 I'tRjiONKiTV. IVr-s-in-^-i-ti, n. |ivr!kinaliti. 
 
 Pebso.vificatio.v, IVr-wn-i-fi-kii-Jon, n. dr akt 
 ov per?onifjig:--(yi'A^/.> a figyqr bj hwi-j inan- 
 iiunt objek'- - - -• ■''ntcd az cndqd wid l^f 
 and uk/(in: . i. 
 
 PERsoxirr, I . r. t. tu reprti^nt wid 
 
 dt ulribqt.4 ..v .i j-r-.u; tu ^nj from a tig tu 
 "I i-r.-on. 
 
 I'erso.v.vel, P4r-iiu-n<l. ». [Pr.] de ragk, apffot- 
 ment, and dqiit ov de p^ritonz, mi^n, or ofiscn 
 bclogig tu an qrmi, as diitiggwijt from de r««- 
 taritl. or pruivijonz. qrmz, ekwipej, A«. 
 
 I'tajsi'EtTiVK, PiT-!<|jek-tiv. n. a glan trta hwi^ 
 t\\]i. qr vqil: a visto; a vq: a pro«|*kt;— de akt 
 ov •iFliiiriitig, on a plan, objekLs az da ap^r tu 
 an ( |>lnst at a givn b^t and distan*. 
 
 I'ERBrKcTiVK, Per-!<i>^k-tiv, a. rrlatig tu dr lieos 
 ov vijun: optik. [a giaa. 
 
 I'tRspvmvKl.T. P»T-«pi'k-tir-lt, *//. Aj^'ikii!!; f«b 
 
 '■' ■ . . . . . ;■ 
 
 ov rji. <ii^<iiiig. akqlj kifr. 
 pERsriOAcioi'SLT, P^r-spi-ki-Jiu-li, ad. in a pfr- 
 
 ."pika/m maiier. 
 I*EK&i-i(;ACiot'8.\ES8, Pfr-ypi-ka/us-DM, | n. dc 
 Perspicacitv, Pvr-gpi-kan-i-ti, | kwoJ- 
 
 iti uv brig iM-rnpika/ui; akqtnei or (}tar diifro- 
 
 in'.-nt. 
 I'ERsricuiTT, Pfr-»pi-k4-i-ti, m. At kwoliti or 
 
 brig {H-r pikyqu^: kJeme« tu dr m^nd; tiinoa 
 
 tu l>r iin<l'T«rri<l; frr<l"in fp>ra oS.kqrili. 
 " : . '. ' ' r KB 
 
 i dt 
 
 r,, 
 
 pLK-i .. . ... - 
 
 fn>in oli-kq: 
 Pes.<<r!K <Rt » 
 
 I'l 
 
 1, a. dat BMi be par- 
 
 in. N. dr akt or par- 
 Itikrqljr purm.
 
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 324 
 
 PES 
 
 Perspirative, Per-spjr-a-tir, ) a. perfermii) 
 Peespikatoky, Per-spjr-a-to-rj, I &s akt ov 
 
 perspirajon. 
 Peespire, Per-spjr, v. i. tia eksyvid bj or trcD de 
 skin er porz; tu perfenn ekskrejon bj de porz; 
 tu svret. 
 Perspire, Per-spjr, v. t. tu emit bj de porz. 
 Perstringe, Per-strinj,* v. t. tu tug er glans upon. 
 Persuadable, Per-swad-a-bl,* a. dat ma be per- 
 
 swaJed; pcrswazibl. 
 Persuade, Per-swad, v. t. tia k'snsel er adviz wid 
 efekt; tu dre er inkljn de wil; tu kez tu akt; 
 tu infh|ens bj (^rgi],ment er eksposti^lajon; tu 
 
 cutis; tu egzort; tu preval upon. 
 Persuader, Per-swad-or, n. wun hiD perswadz. 
 Persuasibility, Per-swa-zi-bil-i-ti, n. kapabiliti 
 
 ov beiij porswaded. [swaded. 
 
 Persuasible, Per-swa-zi-bl, a. dat ma be per- 
 Persuasiox, Per-swa-goD, n. de akt or qrt ov 
 
 perswadiij; eksortajon; entjsment; de stat ov 
 
 beig perswaded; kred; bclef; opinyon. 
 Persuasive, Por-swa-siv, a. havii) p'ser tu per- 
 swad: inflq^ensiij de wil or pajonz; hertatori. 
 Persuasive, Per-swa-siv, n. eksortajon; 4'"o^l" 
 
 ment; importixniti. 
 Persuasively, Per-swa-siv-li, ad. ia suq a maner 
 
 ;iz tu perswiid. 
 Persuasiveness, Per-swa-siv-nes, »i. dekwolitiov 
 
 beii) perswasiv. [swad: perswasiv. 
 
 I'ersuasory, Per-swa-SQ-ri, a. havii) p'ser tu per- 
 Persulphate, Per-sul-fat, n. {Ghem.} a selt 
 
 kompuzd ov sulfqrik asid and a peroksid. 
 Peesultation, Per-sul-ta-Jon, n. an erupjon ov 
 
 at blud. 
 Pert, Pert,^; a. sesi; forward; bold and lokwajus. 
 Pert, Pert, n. a pert er over-forward person. 
 Pertain, Per-tan, v. i. tu beloi); tu relat; tu 
 
 apertan. 
 Perthite, Pert-jt, n. {Min.y a varjeti ov felspqr. 
 Pertinacious, Per-ti-na-Jus, a. obstinat; stuborn; 
 
 perversli rezoli|t; — rezolqt; stedi. 
 Pertinaciously, Per-ti-na-Jus-li, ad. in a per- 
 
 tinnjus manor; obstinatli; stubornli. [asiti. 
 
 J'ertinaciousness, Per-ti-na-Jus-nes, n. pertin- 
 Pertinacity, Per-ti-mis-i-ti,«. de kwoliti ov beii) 
 
 pcrtinajus; obstinasi; stubornnes; persistensi. 
 Pertinence, Per-ti-nens, ) n. de kwoliti ov beii) 
 1'ertinency, Per-ti-nen-si, \ pertinent; fitnes; 
 
 proprjeti; tu de purpus; relevansi; aprcapriatnes; 
 
 ;lpozitnes. 
 Pertinent, Per-ti-nent, a. related tu de mater 
 
 ,n hand; just tu de purpus; not yqsles tu de 
 
 oiul propozd; apozit; fit; relevant; apropriat. 
 Pertinently, Per-ti-nent-li, ad. apozitli; tu de 
 
 pu'pus. [pertinens. 
 
 Pertinentness, Per-ti-nent-nes. n. apozitnes; 
 Pertly, Pert-li, ad. in a pert' maner; smqrtli; 
 
 •*"■■*'''• [sesincs. 
 
 Pertxess, Pert-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig pert; 
 1'erturb, Per-turb, v. t. tu diskwjet; tu distu'rb; 
 
 tu di.-^erdcr. ' [turbans. 
 
 Perturbance, Per-tiirb-ans, ?i. perturbajon: dis- 
 1'erturbate, Per-tiir-bat, or Per-tur-bat, v.t. tu 
 
 diskwjet; tu disturb; tu pcrtdrb. 
 1'ekturbation, Per-lur-ba-Jon, ;i. diskwjet ov 
 
 rajnd; distiirbans; disorder; konf\i3on; kez ov 
 
 diskwjet; komiajon ov pajouz. [tiirbz. 
 
 ]'i:kturbator, Por-tur-ba-tor, n. wun hcD dis- 
 I'erturber, Per-tiirb-cr, n. a disturber. 
 PeRTUSE, Per-ti'iH, a. bord trot); pdrforatod. 
 Pertusion, Per-t4-3on, 71. de aid ov persig; hoi 
 
 mad bj persig; a porforajon. 
 Pertusis, Per-tiis-is, n. {Med.) de hiDpig-kof. 
 J'ERUKE, Per-djk, n. a. kap ov fols hq,r; a periwig. 
 Peruke, Per-cok, v. t. tu turnij wid percoks or 
 
 wigz. 
 
 I Peeuke-maker, Per-ak-ma-ker, n. a. maker ov 
 I perooks; a wig- maker. 
 Perule, Per-iDl, n. {Bot.} de kuver ov a sed. 
 Perusal, Pe-rd)z-al, n. de akt ov percozig; egzam- 
 inajon. [amin. 
 
 Peruse, Pe-nt)z, v. t. tu red; tu obzerv; tu egz- 
 Perusee, Pe-ri6z-er, n. wun hco periDzez; a reder. 
 Peruvian, Pe-ra)-vi-an, a. belogig tu Percb. — I'e- 
 rcovia/i, hqrk, or sinkona, a bqrk from a Percovi- 
 an tre, mug yi\,zd in medisin. 
 Pervade, Per-vad, v. t. tu permeat; tu pas tr© 
 de hoi ekstent ov; tu ekstend troo. [ig. 
 
 Pervading, Per-vad-ig, pp. a. pasig troD; penetrat- 
 Pervasion, Per-va-jon, n. de akt ov pervadifl; 
 
 de Stat ov beig pervaded. 
 Pervasive, Per-va-siv, a. havig p-ser tu pervad. 
 Perverse, Per- vers, a. distorted from de rjt: ob- 
 stinat in de rog; stuborn; untraktabl; untoard; 
 spitful; petyn^lant; veksajus. 
 Perversely, Per-vers-li, ad. in a pervers maner; 
 
 spjtfuli. [ig pervers. 
 
 Perverseness, Per-vers-nes, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 
 Perversion, Per-ver-Jon, 71. de akt ov pervertig; 
 
 At Stat ov beig perverted; qanj tu sumtig wurs. 
 
 Perversity, Per-ver-si-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 pervers; il-dispozijon; perversnes; krosnes. 
 Perversive, Per-ver-siv, a. tendig tu pervert or 
 
 koriipt. 
 Pervert, Per-vert, v. t. tu distert from de trco 
 
 end er purpus; tu koriipt; tu turn from de rjt; 
 
 tu entis tia il. [rjt; korupted. 
 
 Perverted, Per-vert-ed, p. a. turnd asjd from 
 Pervertee, Per-vert-er, n. wun hen perverts; a 
 
 koriipter. [verted. 
 
 Pervertible, Per-vert-i-bl, a. dat ma be per- 
 Pervicacious, Per-vi-ka-Jus,* a. spjtfuli obstinat. 
 Pervious, Per-vi-us, a. dat ma be permeated, 
 
 penetrated, er past trcD; admitig pasaj; perme- 
 
 abl. [pervius. 
 
 Perviousness, Per-vi-us-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 Pervis, Per-vis, n. Se {Purvis.} 
 Pesade, Pe-zqd, w Pe-zad, n. [Fr.l de mojon 
 
 hwiq a hers maks in razig er liftig up hiz for 
 
 kwarterz. 
 Pessary, Pes-a-ri, n. {Med.} a smel rol ov sum- 
 tig, az ov lint, medikated for trustig intu de 
 
 yij^terus on ekstrordinari okajonz. 
 Pessimist, Pes-i-mist, ,*. a yv^niversal komplancr; 
 
 oijozd tu optimist. [ov peblzi 
 
 Pessomancy, Pes-o-man-si, n. divinajon bj menz 
 Pest, Pest, n. plag; pestilens; a person er tig mis- 
 
 givus er destruktiv. 
 Pester, Pes-ter, v. t. tu disturb; tu perpleks; tu 
 
 haras; tu enkiimber. [turbz. 
 
 Pesterer, Pes-ter-er, n. wun hcD pesterz er dis- 
 Pest-house, Pest-h-js, n. a hospital for personz 
 
 infektcd wid eni pcstilenjal dizez. 
 Pestiduct, Pes-ti-dukt, n. [Z.] dat hwig konvaz 
 
 kontajon. 
 Pestiferous, Pes-tif-er-us, a. propagatig pesti- 
 lens; destruktiv; misgivus; pestilenjal; malignant; 
 
 infekjus. 
 Pestilence, Pes-ti-lens, n. a kontajus er infekjus 
 
 dizEz, hwig iz epidemik, er endemik, and mortal; 
 
 de plag; pest; kontajus distemper. 
 Pestilent, Pes-ti-lent, a. prodn,sig pestilens er 
 
 plagz; malignant; pestilenjal; misgivus; destrdk- 
 
 tiv. 
 Pestilential, Pes-ti-len-Jal, a. partakig ov dc 
 
 natyi;,r ov pestilens er ov de plag; prodii,sig pes- 
 tilens; infekjus; kontajus; misgivus; destruktiv; 
 
 pernijus; pestilent. [pestilens. 
 
 Pestilentially, Pes-ti-len-Jal-i, ad. bj menz ov 
 Pestilently, Pes-ti-lent-li, ad. misgivusli; de- 
 
 struktivli. [in a mortar, 
 
 Pestillation, Pes-ti-la-Jon,* n. de akt ov pundi^
 
 PET 
 
 ttS 
 
 PBW 
 
 PnrLB, P^-l, «r P(M-tl, n. an initra>innot wi(t 
 
 hwin oiii tig if brukii ia a uortar. II fjtsl ov 
 
 park, a gumou uv bakn. 
 P»T, l*ot,t n. a »\\t aogvr or pa/un; a iljt fit ov pcv- 
 
 i/neti-.-a l>m taku in(u it h-»» and bn>t up b^ 
 
 hand: a knil lam; eni krttyqr or i><;r»on dat it 
 
 f.iii.lM or inddljd. [ddlj. 
 
 I'lT, rcl,J r. ^ tu Irrt ag a pet; tu fondl; tu in- 
 FrrAL, I'^t-al. «r l'£-tal, n. <//■/.) a flucr-Uf; a 
 
 divijoD ov At kor6la ov a plant. 
 Fktalixc, iMt-a-lin, m. {B<>t.) relatig tu or l^k 
 
 a |H.-t.tl. 
 I'KTALisif, P^i-al-ii-in, n. a form ov bani/ment 
 
 uodo dr .Sirakqjanz, for fjv yen, bj ritio dc 
 
 nam ov At obnok/ui fx.'n»on on u Ir!. 
 Pktalite, IVt-al-jt, n. (Min.) a r^r ininoral, hav- 
 
 i{] fuliatod Rtruktyiir. 
 PrTALLEO, IVt-ttId, a. furni/t wid petoli. 
 I'tTALOiD, I'lH-a-lfd, A. {Bit.} rcz^mblio a pet*l. 
 I'kTALOis, l*^t-a-Iu.», a. haviy pelnlz. 
 I'CTAL riiiAPED, I'^t-al-Juj.t, a. Jiipt l{k a petal. 
 I'ktard, I'r-ttird, n. [/V.J {JUL} an enjin, q<irjd 
 
 wid (iTlder, rctinnblig in jfHp a h|-krund hat, for- 
 
 m<?rli mui; yiltd for bmkig gaL«, barikadi, As. 
 I'£TARDEica, l'ot-ar-<l<r, a. wun ba> maoajet a 
 
 \irV[M. 
 I'rr.v-' - ^' -u", n. [£.] a bn>l kuvcrig for dr 
 
 hi «fi{)'' kap.— {,-frt-A.) a ki'ipula in 
 
 dr ^.l-brimd kap. 
 
 CrrAuaiiiT, l'e-ui-ri»l, h. {Z"i.} a rnqrai^pial 
 
 animil hwi<] hat dr pvorov takig ek.tt^n-tiv lt|>.4 
 
 trJ> dr ^r. 
 PrrEcaiiC, Pt-te'-kt-e, a. pi. [L.] (M«d.} smel, 
 
 Ti-i\, iK-jftilcn/ul spots. 
 I'tTEOHiAi-, Pr-ti-kt-al, a. pcstilcnjali s|M>tcd. 
 I'KTKJiAao, Pot-f-ni-ro, a. Se {I'fHfrrni.) 
 I'KTbKCL, l'«5tor-cl, a. a »r-b^rd. Sr {I'Hrtl.) 
 PirriiB-PCMCK, Pit-er-pcn«, a. pi. a tribynt ov a 
 
 {H-rii from evori b'ss in Ig^land, udprwji kold 
 
 Uurn-sli-t, fiirmerli pod tu de pup, at I^ma<-da. 
 PETtawoRT, Pf-ter-wurt, n. a plant. 
 PcTtoLAR, Pot-i-o-iar, a. or or bclogig tu a 
 
 p"tiul. 
 Petiole, P«t-i-oI, n. {Bol.} At stok or a Uf. 
 Petiolule, P^t-i-o-lql, n. a litl petial. 
 Petit, Pr-u't, P^t-e, «r Pdt-it, «, [Fr.] smel; litl; 
 
 iiikon<i'lcrjbl: poti. 
 Petitio.v, Pt-ti/-on, n. a nkw6»t; entrtti; sup- 
 
 liknj'iii: u •iijj^l pqrt or qrtikl ov a pr:^er. 
 Petition, I'r-tiJ-on, v. t. tu sollsit; tu suplikat; 
 
 tu enircL 
 Petitiomarily. Pr-ti/-on-a-ri-li, ad. h\ wa or 
 
 p.-- • -' - ^ ', V -von. 
 PRTi . .H. Rdplikatori: kum- 
 
 i|i ^ [■rti/oni or rr kweitii. 
 
 Petith'Slr, 1", '.jj uii cr, M. wun ha> i«tiJoni. 
 Petitio ruixcipii, Pf-tiJ-i-u prin-»ip-i-j, [L.] 
 
 {L-Kji- ) "U begin ov de kwoatjon;" or df takig 
 
 •>v a tig fttr tntk, hwiq ii f«U,er hwi^ rtkwirt tu 
 
 br |»nt»vd. [a fop. 
 
 Petit-maitre, I* X. [Fr.] a kokakom; 
 
 PtTir-TREAso.v. 1, a. Se (TVwaaoa.) 
 
 Petr*:, l*«-i<T, " ; f tor. 
 
 Petreax, Pr-trc-;ui, a. rcUlig tu a rok or *ton. 
 Petreu Pt^e-rcl, a. a sr-fvl, or b<;rd ov dr klai 
 
 ov • '■• - ••f apcran.t ov hwiq ar<<nd a 
 
 V' ■:>'*»'} ov a »t.irm; knid nUo 
 
 >.'■■ • '•J, ao<l iiudrr Kltrii pivx. 
 
 PETRtx KM'K, i'r-tr«9-«aa, a. de akt ov brig 
 
 liiriid in sitwn. [nfl'D- 
 
 Petrcsceht. i'e.-trfe-«nt, a. bckdmig ftun; p4t- 
 Petrifactiom. Pot-ri-fik-/on, a. de akt or p4t- 
 
 riQin: !>tiit ov bcig petrif(d or turad tu Hoa; 
 
 dat hwitj ii pctrifjd or mad iton. 
 PETRirACTirB, Pct-n-fak-liv, a. harig de p««r 
 
 tu potrifj. 
 
 P> > k, a. harig pver ta qaaj l« 
 
 \'i..~-. Ivi-ri-fi-kA-Jon, a. patrifak/o*. 
 
 i'KTRirr, I'ci-ri-ti, "■ '• ^^ V*"] ^^ *Um\ lu OMk 
 
 kalu*, oWiirat, or hqrd; t-j fik«. 
 PETRirv, Pet-ri-fi, r. I. t . • jQ. 
 
 Petrilite, Ptt-ril-it, «. uv feUpqr. 
 
 Petrise, Pf-trin, a. rcla ^ iii«r. 
 
 Petrol, I'^-trol, b. um ax \i'ttfi<<tin.y 
 Petrolel'U, Pe-tru-lr-um, n. a br'«n likvid M- 
 
 tiimcn. f'snd in Pvrjia, de Wcit Indee, and ad«r 
 
 iiqrtii ov Amerika, and (ovrral pqrt* ov Yqrjp. 
 
 It it kxlil olau r<4;-o/ aod Ii<irb»J<jt tqr. 
 I'ltuoline, iVt-rvj^lin, a. a suUtaiu ubtaod b) 
 
 ili-iiho |>rtrulcum. [rok*. 
 
 I'ETROLOuy, I'r-trul-o-ji, a. a diiiuSn konivmig 
 Pltronel, Piit-ro-Dcl, a. a pietol; a smol gua 
 
 yqtd b{ a hitnman; petrel. 
 Petro si lex. I'e-tro-sj-leks, a. {if in.) homaluo, 
 
 or kiiui|ia)ct fi-l.ipqr. 
 Petrol'h, I'r-tru.<, a. stoni; rex^mbiig ston. 
 Petticoat, P^t-i-kut, a. de luor p^jri ov a wam- 
 
 anz dren. [fcmal. 
 
 Petticoat, P«Jt-i-kot, a. bel6gig tu a petik«t; 
 Pkttikoo. P6t-i-f»g, r. I. tu pU At p^tif.,;er. 
 PETTiKOtiOEa, P^t-i-fog-er, a. a pcii, «iaol-ral 
 
 I •Vir. [f*tif..t;ir: trik. 
 
 PE-TTiroouERT, P<t-i-fog-«r-i, a. praktii ov a 
 Pettinem, P^t-i-oea, n. (molnes; litlnes, unim- 
 
 {•irtans. 
 Pettish, P^t-i/, a. fretful; perij; p^tjqlaat. 
 Pettish LT, Pdt-i/-li, ad. in a pet; p^tyi^antli, 
 
 freifuli. 
 PETTi8HN»aa, P<}t-iJ-nc*, a. fretfulne*; perijnes. 
 I'ettitoes. Pi^t-i-toi, a. pi. de fet or a yog pig; 
 
 - Iqdikruili, de t4;>i jdncrali. 
 Petto, P^t-ij, a. [Jt.] de br«t;— flgyr^ratirli, 
 
 privasi; aa, "in p«to," dat ii, in reifrv; in m- 
 
 krvai. [ronel. 
 
 Pettrel, P^t-rol, n ■ "it for o hon; p*t- 
 
 Pettt, IVt i, a. !>;i rabl; inferior; litJ; 
 
 trjflij); trivial; fr:. 
 Petttchops, Pdt-i-.:«p», H. a kjnd or wagUl, 
 
 ki>ld, in mim pqrts, de hmt-hfrd. 
 Petty COT, Pel-i-k», a. an f rb. 
 Prttywiiix, I'4t-i-hwin, n. a plant kold alaa 
 
 nrdl-furz. 
 Peti'la.hce, I' ' V liti oT bcif 
 
 Petulancy, I mt; aMJim; 
 
 |TviJn'-<. il • , .toonaa. 
 
 Petulant, Pei-yq-laui, a. auai; pcrv^; abqiriv; 
 
 fM'tiJ; fn-tful: p?rt; wontoo. 
 Petulantly, Pet-yi^-lant-li, ad. in a p^t/i^Uat 
 
 manor; porlli. 
 Pkti'nse, Pr-tdn.<, ) a. {Min.) (kirulan kla; a 
 Petuntse, Pr-fdnts, I varjrti ov I'rUpqr. 
 Peucedanine, Pq-i^M-a-nin, a. {Ckfm,}<x pcki^l- 
 
 yar priiuipl ubtand from dr (jMttctaaimm 
 
 .i(ti<i'naU,) or «e-«ulfurwurt. 
 Pel'RIIICA.s, Piir-mi-kon, a. pot«d bcf. Sc {Ptm- 
 
 mu-an.) [in a cur;. 
 
 Pew, Pi^ a. a Mt, or several scte enklusa tug^er, 
 Pew, Pii, r. t. tu fumij wid pqt. 
 Pew doue, Pii-dur, a. dc dur ov a pt^. 
 
 pe:",'!.Iw:.,m--<^-'*'-'''=''''*p-»- 
 
 PEwrELLOW, Pi^-fel-o,* a. a kompanyon. 
 Pewter, Pi^-t/>r, n. an qrtifi/al metal, brig aa 
 
 alcir or tin and led, tug^der wid a litJ intioMai, 
 
 liok, or koper,— de pqter plait and di/ea ia • 
 
 hits. 
 Pewter, Pi^-ter, a. rclalig tu ar aiad or polar. 
 Prwterer, Pi^-ter-«r, a. a nail b* waeb ia 
 
 pi;ter. 
 Pew-woman, Pi^-wum-an, a. a wumaa ba koa- 
 
 ddkta itraigera tu a p<( la a farv
 
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 Pexity, Peks-i-ti, w. &z nap er Jag ov klot. 
 Phenning, Fen-ij), n. a smel Jerman koper kern, 
 
 ov de valyq, ov onli ab'st wun twelt ov a fqrdip. 
 Ph^nogamous, Fs-nog-a-mus, a. {Bot.} haviD 
 
 fl-serz and ssdz dat qr vizibl. [eno?i.} 
 
 Ph.enomexon, Fc-niJiii-E-non, n. Ss {Phemmi- 
 Phaeton, Fa-£-ton, n. a kind ov lofti, opn Jaz, 
 
 upou for hwelz; so namd from Faston, de fabld 
 
 driver ov de cariot ov At sun. 
 Phagedena, Fag-e-ds-na, n. an ulscr dat Ets 
 
 awa At flej. 
 Phagedenic, Fag-e-den-ik, | a. rslatig tu er 
 Phagedenous, Fag-e-de-nus, \ kq,rii) an ulser; 
 
 korodiij; ulserus. 
 Phalaxgean, Fa-lan-JE-an, a. rslatii) ta a fa- 
 
 laijks; — notii) serten bonz in de fingerz and toz. 
 Phalaxgee, Fa-lan-jer, n. {Zool.} a jsnus ov 
 
 mqrsT],pial animalz. [ov spjderz. 
 
 Phalangious, Fa-lan-ji-us, a. relatii) tu a jsnus 
 Phalanx, Fti-lai)ks, or Fal-aijks, n. [L.] pi. Fa- 
 
 lan-J£z, {Eng'y Fa-laijks-ez, e;- Fal-aijks-ez, a 
 
 klos, kompakt bodi ov men; — orijinali apljd tu 
 
 a MasedoDEan troop; — de klasikal plcDral./aZa/i- 
 
 jez, iz apljd tu ds smel bonz in ds fiijgerz and 
 
 toz. 
 Phalaeis, Fal-a-ris, n. {Bot.} a smel jsnus ov 
 
 grasez, wun spe/szov hwiq prodvj,sez Kanari-sed. 
 Phalecian, Fa-le-Jan, a. notiij versez ov Elevn 
 
 silablz. — Ritn olso {Pkaleiician.} 
 Phalerope, Fal-E-rop, n. {Ornith.) a. spsjEz ov 
 
 wadii) berd. 
 Phanerogamic, Fan-£-ro-gam-ik, ) a. havig dE 
 Phanerogamous, Fan-e-rog-a-mus, ) rsproddk- 
 
 tiv organz vizibl. 
 Phantagin, Fan-ta-jin, n. {Zool.) a kwodrffiped 
 
 kuverd wid skalz. [ment. 
 
 Phantascope, Fan-ta-skop, n. an optikal instroo- 
 Phantasm, Fan-taz-m, ) n. an ap£ran3,jenerali 
 Phantasma, Fan-taz-ma, \ a van and ^ri apsr- 
 
 ans; sumtiij apErii) tu dE imajinajon; a vi^on; 
 
 a spekter: a fantom. 
 Phantasmagoria, Fan-taz-ma-go-ri-a, n. an op- 
 tikal aparatus, bj niEnz ov hwiq de imajez ov ob- 
 
 jekts kan b£ magnifjd or diminijt at pleji^r, and 
 
 mojon givn tu dem, hwqrbi a strog ilij^gon iz 
 
 prodiist; a sert ov majik lantern. 
 Phantasmagorial, P'an-taz-ma-go-ri-al, a. fan- 
 
 tazmagorik. 
 Phantasmagoric, Fan-taz-ma-gor-ik, a. rslatig 
 
 tu fantazmagoria. 
 Phaxtasmascope, Fan-taz-ma-skop, n. an opti- 
 kal instrument, invented bj Dr. Rojet, hwiggivz 
 
 ds aperans ov moJon tu figyq,rz. 
 Phaxtasmatography, Fan-taz-ma-tog-ra-fi, n. 
 
 a dsskripjon ov SElestyal aperansez, az de ran- 
 
 bo, &s. 
 Phaxtastic, Fan-tas-tik, ) a. Se {Fantas- 
 
 Phantastical, Fan-tas-ti-kal, \ tik.} 
 Phantasy, Fan-ta-si, n. Se {Fantasy.) 
 Phantom, Fan-tom, n. a spekter; aa aparijon; a 
 
 gost; a fantazm; a fansid vijon. 
 Pharaonic, Far-a-6n-ik, a. rElatig tu dE Faroz. 
 Pharisaic, Far-i-sa-ik, ) a. rElatii) tu erlik 
 
 Pharisaical, Far-i-sa-i-kal, ( de FarisEz; ateii- 
 tiv tu eksternal sersmoniz; ritytial; eksternali 
 relijus; formal; hipokritikal. 
 Pharisaically, Far-i-sa-i-kal-i, ad. inafarisa- 
 
 ikal maner. 
 Pharisaism, Far-i-sa-iz-m. n. nojonz and kon- 
 
 dukt ov a FarisE. 
 Pharisee, Far-i-se, ». a separatist amug de Jt^z, 
 er wun ov a sokt hitj separated domselvz from de 
 rest ov de pepl, pretendiij tu pekqlyar holines, 
 from dq,r strikt oljzervans ov seremoniz. 
 Phaemaceutic, Fqr-'ma-si'i-tik, a. relatig tu fqr- 
 masi, er preparajon ov medisinz. 
 
 Phaemaceutical, rqr-ma-sq,-ti-kal, a. de sam 
 
 a.zfqr)nasiitik. 
 Pharmaceutics, Fqr-ma-six-tiks, n. pi. {Med.) 
 
 de sjens ov prep^rig medisinz, and ov de efekt 
 
 ov medisinz; fqrmasi. [ov Ijm. 
 
 Pharmacolite, Far-mak-o-ljt, n. nativ qrseniat 
 Pharmacologist, Fqr-ma-kol-o-jist, n. wun ho) 
 
 iz vifrst in fqrmakoloji. 
 Pharmacology, Fqr-ma-kol-o-ji, n. a tretiz on 
 
 fqrmasi, or on medisinz. 
 Pharmacopoeia, Fqr-ma-ko-ps-ya, n. a dispen- 
 
 satori; a buk kontanig direkjonz fer de prepa- 
 rajon ov medisinz. 
 Pharmacopolist, Fqr-ma-kop-o-list, n. an apot- 
 
 ekari; a drugist. 
 Pharmacy, Fqr-ma-si, n. At qrt er praktis ov 
 
 prep^rig medisinz; de trad ov an apotskari er 
 
 drugist. 
 Pharos, Fa-ros, n. [L.] a woqt-ser: a Ijth-ss for 
 
 direktig marinerz; so namd from ds famus wun 
 
 on de jland ov Faros, ner Aleksandria, in Sjipt. 
 Pharyngeal, Fa-rin-je-al, a. relatig tu de far- 
 
 igks. 
 Pharyxgography, Far-in-gog-ra-fi, n. a de- 
 
 skripjon ov de farigks. 
 Pharyngology, Far-in-gol-o-ji, n. de pqrt ov 
 
 anatomi hwiq trets ov de farigks. 
 Pharyngotomy, Far-in-got-o-mi, n. de operajon 
 
 ov makig an insigon intu de farigks. 
 Pharynx, Far-igks, n. {Anat.) de bak pqrt ov 
 
 de m-st, or de uper pqrt ov de gulet, belo de 
 
 larigks. 
 Phascolome, Fas-ko-lom, n. {Zool.) a mqrsq,- 
 
 pial kwodrooped; de wombat. 
 Phase, Faz, n. de aperans ov eni selestyal bodi, 
 
 espejali ov ds vaOiu er an infErior planet, az sen 
 
 bj an obzerver; de aperans er stat ov eni fenom- 
 
 enon dat undergoz a periodikal qanj; fasis. 
 Phasel, Fa-zel, n. a Frenq ben: a kjnd ov puis. 
 Phasis, Fa-sis, n., pi. Fa-sEz; an apErans ov a 
 
 bodi at a partikyi|lar tjm, partikyq,larli ov a 
 
 planEtari bodi. Se {Pjiiase.) 
 Phasm, Faz-m,* ) ^ . 
 
 Phasma, Faz-ma,* ) j-*"'^'*''"'. 
 Pheasant, Fez-ant, n. wun ov a famili ov gali- 
 
 najus berdz, orijinali from 3jia; a wild kok. 
 Pheasantry, Fez-ant-ri, n. a kcop er kolekjon 
 
 ov fezants. 
 Pheese, Fez, »i. a fit ov fretfulnes; a kolokwial, 
 
 vulgar wurd in de Yunited Stats. 
 Phengite, Fen-jjt, n. {Min.) a. spejez ov brjt 
 
 and bn,tiful alabaster. 
 Phenicine, Fen-i-sin, n. a purpl p'sder, hwiq iz 
 
 presipitated hwen a sulfii,rik solqjon ov indigo 
 
 iz dih|,ted wid wetor. 
 Phexicoptee, Fen-i-kop-ter, n. a berd wid purpl 
 
 wigz. 
 Phenix, Fe'-niks, n. Se {Phoenix.) 
 Phenogamian, Fcn-o-ga-mi-an, a. {Bot.) havig 
 
 vizibl pistilz and stamenz; fenogamus. 
 Phenomenal, Fe-nom-e-nal, a. relatig tu fe- 
 
 nomena. 
 Phenomenally, Fe-nom-e-nal-i, ad. in de man- 
 er ov a fenomsnon. 
 Phenomenon, Fe-nom-e-non, n., pi. Fe-nom-e- 
 
 na; an aperans; eni tig az it aperz tu de sensez. 
 
 It iz komonli apljd tu doz aperansez ov natyq,r 
 
 ov hwiq de kez iz not imediatli obvius, suq az 
 
 de fenomena ov Ijt, elektrisiti, magnetizm, ks., 
 
 prodi^st bj eksperiments; er tu unyq,3i],al natyq, •■ 
 
 ral aperansez, az mstEorz, komets, &s. 
 Pheon, Ffi-on, n. {Her.) de bqrbd jurn bed ov 
 
 a dqrt. 
 Phial, Fj-al, n. a smel boti; a vjal; — an eloktri- 
 
 kal jqr; az, a Liden-flal. 
 Phial, Fj-al, v. t. tu kep in a fjal.
 
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 Pbiladelpbian, Fil-a-d^l-fi-an, n. wun ov Ac 
 
 Kfki k..lJ de Famili ov Luv;— a iiititen ov Fila- 
 
 delfia. 
 Philanthbopio, Fil-an-trop-ik, | a. rcIatiQ 
 
 Philantubopical, Fil-an-tr6p-i-kal, I tu, or 
 
 |H.i.--t ov I'ilantrupi; luvip mankind; bendvo- 
 
 l.-iit. [filantro|iikal maner. 
 
 I'uiLA.NTUEOPiCALLT, Fil-an-tr6i>-i-kul-i, aJ. in a 
 PaiLAXTHBOFiNisM, Fil-un-trop-i-ni^ui, n. Q nam 
 
 pvn in Jt-rmani tu a sistt-m ov edynkajon on 
 
 natynral priii.-iplz, az it iz lermd. 
 PuiLAXTHBOPixiST, Fil-un-fcrop-i-nist, n. an ad- 
 
 vukat uv t'llaiitruiiinizm. 
 Philaxthbopist, ri-lan-tro-pist, n. a person 
 
 jH,z(M ov filiintrupi; a luver or benefaktor ov 
 
 u:tlik|tlii. 
 
 I^ilanthbopt, Fi-lan-tro-pi, n. luv ov mankjnd 
 jdnenili: joneral bEnevi:)lens. 
 
 Pbilharmoxic, Fil-har-mon-ik, a. luvig bt^rmQ- 
 ni 'It mi{,zik. 
 
 Pbilibko, Fil-i-beg, n. Se {Fillihtg.) 
 
 Philippic, Fi-lip-ik, n. an inviiktiv; vjolent dck- 
 lamiijiiu; — s<j nnmd from At iuv^ktivz ov Dcmos- 
 tcuez ai;<^n<t Filip ov Musedon. 
 
 Pbilipizk, Fil-ip-iz, r. t. tu deklam ag^oit; tu 
 utcr invoktivz. 
 
 Philipsite, Fil-ips-jt, n. (Min.) asilijus mineral. 
 
 PuiLlSTIXt:, Fi-lis-tin, n. uu inbuliitarit <iv an/cnC 
 KHnaau; — a term apljd bj Jorman stiidontd tu 
 doi hit) qr not memberz ov dt ytiniversiti. 
 
 PaiLiSTixisii, Fi-lis-tin-iz-m, fi. ae karakter or 
 mauer <>v dt Filistinz. 
 
 Pbillyeea, Fil-i-rt-u, n. an cvcrgrtn plant. 
 
 Pbilolouke, Fi-161-uj-jcr, n. wun verat in filol- 
 oji; a filolijjist. 
 
 PiiiLOLOOic. Fil-o-16j-ik, » a. relatig tu fi- 
 
 PuiLOLOGiCAL, Fil-o-l6j-i-kal, t lolcDJi or lag- 
 gyray. kritikal; gramatikal. 
 
 Philolooicallv, Fil-o-16j-i-kal-i, ad. in a filo- 
 lujikal maner. 
 
 Philologist, Fi-161-ia-jist, n. wun verst in fil61- 
 oji: u kritik. [sizmz. 
 
 Philolooize, Fi-l6l-(i-jjz,* r. i. tu ofcr kriti- 
 
 PuiLOLOGV, Fi-161-o-ji, n. de nolej and studi ov 
 ic langwnjez, or de brauQcz ov lernij) kunektcd 
 wid ac laj);5wajez. It kompr|zez, in de komun 
 j\l* ov At term, ctimoluji, gramar, and literari 
 kritisizm; or, etimoluji, gnimar, retorik, (xaetri 
 and kriti>izm; bel-leter. 3e provins ov filoloji 
 bai ov tat bin cnldrjd, and bin mad tu komprc- 
 b^nd funoluji, ctimoluji, and jdeoloji. 
 
 I'mLOMATH, Fil-u-mut. ii. a luvcr ov lemij). 
 
 PiiiLoMATiuc. Fil-u-mat-ik, ( a. relatig tu 
 
 I'UiLoMATHiCAL, Fil-a-mit-i-kal, f filomati; 
 
 I'.nd i)V lertiin. 
 
 PniLOMATur, Fi-l6m-a-ti, n. luv ov lemig. 
 
 PniLOMEL, Fil-u-mcl, n. de njtingal 
 
 Philomela, Fil-o-me-la, n. [Ur.] 
 
 ruu-oPHOGKNiTiTEXEas, Fi-lo-pro-j^n-i-tiv-nc^, 
 
 II. {/'hrm.) At luv ov ofsprig. 
 Philosophastee, Fi-16«-o-faa-ter,» n.a pretender 
 
 tu lilo-sjfi. [fild5<afi. 
 
 PniLOsoPHEB, Fi-lo-t-o-fer, n. wun hm ii verst in 
 
 1*11 1 i.oKopH rRd-fJTOXK, Fi-16s-o-ferz-»t«jn, n. a 
 
 ' ' ' ' [ de atkomiita tu kon- 
 
 [Or.] a Ditingal; 
 
 1. 
 
 I'H 
 
 ^. «r Fil-o-z6f-ik, M. Tt- 
 
 hi:.u la l.l^.v^n, IiiwMitikal. 
 Philosophical, Fil-o-ixif-i-kal, a. relatin tu 
 
 liUWofi: brkiimig a fil6sofer; formd b| filosofi; 
 
 mjonal: kqin; wjx; filosofik. 
 Philosophic ALLY, Fil-o-s6f-i-kal-i, ad. in a 
 
 l'iu..« "t'lkal uwner. 
 FHiL(i-»oriiisii, Fi-los-o-fii-m, n. aofistri; fola fi- 
 
 16.u.l"i. 
 
 Fhilosophist, Fi-16a-o-rut, n. a pretender to 
 
 filO'sjt'i. 
 Philosophize, Fi-los-o-fiz, r. i. tu akt de fil6s- 
 
 ufer; tu rezn; tu moraliz. 
 Philosophy, Fi-16s-u-fi, n. litcrali, de Iut or 
 
 wizdom; — de sum t^^Lal ov si^tcmatik bi^man 
 
 nolej;— nolej, natyi^ral or muntl, kon^iiitio ov trt 
 
 de|X)rtmcnt3, namli, natyi^ral filo-suli, or fizik«; 
 
 intelektyi^al or mental iiloiufi, or met&fitilu; 
 
 and raurul filosufi, or ctiks. 
 Philotechnic, Fil-o-t^k-nik, ) a. fond or 
 
 Puilotecumcal, Fil-tt-t^k-ni-kal, I de qrti; 
 
 frendli tu de qrta. 
 PiiiLTEE, Fil-tcr, n. sumtig tu koz luv; a qqrm. 
 I'iiiLTEE, Fil-ter, c. t. tu (jqrin tu luv. 
 I'uiz, Fiz,+ (1. la liidikrus kontmkjon from fiti- 
 
 injiiuini, ) At im or vizaj, in kontemt. 
 1'hlebogbapuy, Fle-bog-ra-fi, n. {Anat.} a de- 
 
 skripjiui ov de vanz. [vanz. 
 
 Phlebologv, Fl£-b61-Q-ji, ii. de anatomi ov de 
 PiiLEBOTOMiST, Flc-bot-u-mist, n. wun hat lets 
 
 blud; u bludleter. 
 I'uLEBOTOMizE, Fle-b6t-c>-miz, v. (. tu let blud. 
 I'uLEBOToiiy, Fle-b6t-o-mi, n. dt operajon ov 
 
 opnig a van for de purpus ov taki{) awa bind; 
 
 bludlutin. 
 Phlegm, Flem, n. de woteri hqmor ov de bodi; 
 
 dt tik, visid mater dis^qrjd from de trut in kef- 
 
 ig; — dulnes; koblnca; indifereni; — {Chem.} de 
 
 weter ov di-tila/on. 
 Phlegmagoque, Fleg-ma-gog, n. {Med.) medisin 
 
 for kariig awa flem. 
 Phlegmatic, Fleg-mat-ik, or F16g-ma-tik, a. 
 
 ab'sndig in flem; jdncralig flem; weteri;— dul, 
 
 kold: frijid. [AtgmAttk. 
 
 Phlegmatical, Fleg-mat-i-kal, a. At sam az 
 I'ULEGMATiCALLY, Flcg-mat-i-kal-i, ad. in a 
 
 flegtiuitik maner. [koiUi. 
 
 Phleomaticly, Fleg-mat-ik-li, ad. wid flem; 
 Phlegmox, Fleg-iuon, n. {Med.) an inflamajon; 
 
 a burnig t^mor. 
 Phlegmoxol's, Fleg-mon-us, ^i. inflamatori. 
 I'HLEME, Flem, n. Se {FUam.) 
 Phlogistic, Flo-jis-tik, a. purtakig ov flojLston. 
 Phlogisticate, Flu-jis-ti-kat, c. /. tu kombjn 
 
 wid flujiston. 
 i'uLOoiSTOX, Flu)-jla-ton, n. (Cfum.) At mater 
 
 ov fjr tik:jt in kumbustibl bodiz; an imajinari 
 
 prindipl b| hwiq .Stql and Ac kemist.'< ov biz 8ka>l 
 
 akSut for de feuomena ov kumbu:>tyon;— de old 
 
 nam for k.nlijrik. 
 Phlobetic, Flo-r^t-ik, a. {Chem.} notiganasid 
 
 kontnnig flurizin. 
 Phlobizine, Fl6r-i-zin, n. {Chfm.) a pekqlyar 
 
 vejetabl mater dat cgzijts in dc bqrk ov de apl, 
 
 jhir, qeri, and plum trei. 
 Phlox, Flok^, n. [/..] {Bt4.} a jeans ov plants 
 
 and fl-ser, komprjzig mcni spejez. 
 Phoca, Fu-ka. n. [Z.J pi. Viit-se;{Zjvi.) a jtuM» 
 
 ov auimalz; de ^el. 
 Phocaceax, Fo-ka-Jan, n. {Z"L) wun ova trjb 
 
 ov karnivorus, amfibius mamalz, ov hwi^ de set 
 
 iz At tjp: wun ov dr sel tqb. 
 Phoce.nixe, Fu-se-nin, n. {C/t^n.) a pekqlyar 
 
 futi mater kontand in de ffl ov de ]x)rp9i. It 
 
 ye Idz fusenik asid. 
 PiiociXE, FLi-.-ijn, a. rtlntig tu At foka or sel. 
 I'Hd.N'lX, Ft'-niks, M. {Myth.} a fabld b^rd ov 
 
 grat !-elebriti amdg dc anjcnts, hwiq woe supuzd 
 
 tu iiv for a log period, tu egxist siggl, tu bum 
 
 itself, and tu rjz agcn fn>m it.< un a/cz; — 
 
 {.ietrim.} a sudem kunsielaj'in;— <//■/.) a je- 
 
 nu.* ov jx^mz: dc dat-trr;- ritn ol*o tjJunu.} 
 Pholabite, Fu-lar-jt, n. {Min.) a hjdratcd sili- 
 
 knt ov nlqmina. 
 Phoxatiox, Fu-na-Jon, n. At fiii6luji ov de ros.
 
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 Phonetic, Fo-net-ik, a. apljd tia dat sert ov rjt- 
 
 ig in hwiq de sjnz yi],zd reprEzent s'Sfldz; — opcSzd 
 
 tu idrcjgrafih. 
 Phoxetical, Fo-net-i-kal, a. de sam &xfonetih. 
 Phonetically, Fo-net-i-kal-i, ad. in a fonetik 
 
 maner. 
 Phonetics, Fo-net-iks, n. de doktrin ov s-sndz; 
 
 de reprszentajon ov siindz; de sjens hwiq trets 
 
 ov de s'sndz ov de hij^man vers. 
 Phonic, F6n-ik, } a. relatig tu foniks; re- 
 
 Phonical, F6n-i-kal, i latig tu S'snd. 
 Phonics, Fon-iks, n. pi. de doktrin ov s-sndz; 
 
 akJjstiks. [s-snd. 
 
 Phonocamptic, Fo-no-kam-tik, a. abl tu inflekt 
 Phonograph, Fo-no-graf, n. a tjp er karaktcr 
 
 for ekspresLg S'snd: a karakter yn,zd in fo- 
 
 nografi. 
 Phonogkaphee, Fo-nog-ra-fer, n. wun verst in 
 
 focografi. 
 Phonogeaphic, Fo-no-graf-ik, ) a. relatig 
 
 Phonographical, Fo-no-graf-i-kal, \ tu fo- 
 
 nografi. 
 Phonogeaphically, Fo-no-graf-i-kal-i, ad. 
 
 akordir) tu fonografi. 
 Phonography, Fo-nog-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov eks- 
 
 presii) ssndz bj karakterz er simbolz; a bref sis- 
 
 tem ov Jert-hand rjtig, yn,zd insted ov stenog- 
 
 rafi; de qrt ov ekspresii) jdeaz hqrmoniusli and 
 
 mi^zikali. 
 Phonolite, F6-no-ljt, n. {3Itn.} a spejez ov 
 
 kompakt, sonorus baselt. 
 Phonologic, Fo-no-loj-ik, ) a. relatig tu 
 
 i^HONOLOGiCAL, Fo-no-loj-i-kal, i fonoloji, er 
 
 de doktrin ov s'sndz. [noloji. 
 
 Phoxologist, Fo-nol-o-jist, n. 'wun verst in fo- 
 Phonology, Fo-nol-o-ji, n. de sjens ov s'sndz: 
 
 foniks: a tretiz on de s'sndz ov tte hitman vers. 
 Phonottpe, Fo-no-tjp, n. a tjp er karakter yq,zd 
 
 in fonotipik printig. 
 Phonottpic, Fo-no-tip-ik, ) a. relatig tu 
 
 Phonotypical, Fo-no-tip-i-kal, ] fonotjps er 
 
 fonotipi. 
 Phonotypy, Fo-not-i-pi, n. de akt er qrt ov 
 
 printig bj S'snd, er bj tips er karakterz repre- 
 
 zentiij de s'sndz ov de vers. 
 Phorminx, For-migks, n. {Jlus.} an anjent Ijr. 
 Phoronomia, For-o-no-mi-a, ) «. pi. de sjens 
 Phoronoiiics, For-o-nom-iks, i ov mojon. 
 Phosgene, F6s-jen, a. aplid tu a gas komp'snded 
 
 ov klorin and karbonik oksid, fermd in brjt daljt 
 
 er sunjjn. 
 Phosphate, Fos-fat, n. {Chem.) a. solt fermd ov 
 
 fosf()rik asid and a bas. 
 Phosphite, F6s-f jt, n. a. selt fermd ov fosfcarus 
 
 asid and a bas. 
 Phosphor, Fos-for, n. de sam b,z fosforus. 
 Phosphorate, Fos-fo-rat, v. t. tu kombin er im- 
 
 pregnat wid fosforus. 
 Phosphorated, Fos-fo-rat-ed, a. impregnated 
 
 wid foifujruf. 
 Phosphoresce, Fos-fo-res, v. i. tu emit a fos- 
 
 forik Ijt, or a febl Ijt widit het. 
 Phosphorescence, Fo<-f(a-res-ens, n. de emijon 
 
 ov Ijt bj substansez at komon temperatq,rz, er 
 
 bel<3 red iiet. 
 Phosphorescent, Fos-fo-res-ent, a. emitig fos- 
 
 forik Ijt; h],minus. 
 Phosphoric, Fos-f6r-ik, ) a. relatig tu, er 
 
 Phosphorical, Fos-for-i-kal, i kontanig, fos- 
 forus; notig an asid in hwiq fosforus iz kombjnd 
 
 wid ttt) degrez ov oksijen. 
 Phosphorite, F6s-fo-rjt, »i. {Min.) nativ fosfat 
 
 ov Ijm. 
 Phosphorous, Fos-fo-rus, a. notig an asid in 
 
 hwiq fosforus iz kombjnd wid but wun degre ov 
 
 oksijen. 
 
 Phosphorous, F6s-fo-rus, ii. {Chem.) a substans 
 hwiq egzists in mineralz and animalz, and iz 
 komonli obtand from bonz and yqrin. Hwen 
 ekspcJzd tu de n,r, at a temperati]_r ov ab'st 100 
 degrez, it burnz wid intens brilyansi; — {Astron.} 
 de mornig stqr. 
 
 Phosphuret, F6s-fq,-ret, n. a komp'snd fermd 
 ov f6:^forus, kombjnd wid sum uder substansez. 
 
 Phosphureted, F63-fTi,-ret-ed, a. kombjnd wid 
 fosforus. [banana-tre. 
 
 Photel, Fo-tel, u. {Hot.} a tre rezemblig de 
 
 Photizite, Fo-ti-zjt, n. a magnegian spqr. 
 
 Photogenic, Fo-to-jen-ik, a. prodq,st bj de Ijt 
 ov de sun; — apljd tu a spejez ov dreig perfermd 
 bj ekspozig metal plats, properli prep4rd, tu 
 intens Ijt. 
 
 Photogeny, Fo-toj-e-ni, n. de qrt er akt ov pro- 
 d^siij lak-similcz, er reprezentajonz ov objekts, 
 bj de kemikal akjon ov Ijt on a prep4rd metalik 
 tablet;— kold elso {daguerrettype,} from (M. 
 Daguerre,) de inventor. Se {Daguerreotype.') 
 
 Photograph, F6-to-graf, ji. a faksimile er Ijknes 
 prodij,st bj fotojeni er dagerotjp. 
 
 Photograph, Fo-to-graf, r. t. tu prodq,s fak- 
 similcz or Ijknesez bj fotojeni. 
 
 Photographic, Fo-to-graf-ik, | a. relatig 
 
 Photogeaphical, Fo-to-graf-i-kal, \ tu fo- 
 tografi. 
 
 Photography, Fo-t6g-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov delin- 
 eatig objekts bj luenz ov Ijt; fotojenik dreig er 
 reprezentajon; fotojeui; dagerotjp. [toloji. 
 
 Photological, Fo-to-16j-i-kal, a. relatig tu fo- 
 
 Photology, Fo-tol-o-ji, n. de sjens ov, er a tre- 
 tiz on Ijt. 
 
 Photometer, Fo-tom-e-ter, n. a ljt-me5n,rer; an 
 instrcDinent fer mejqrig de relativ il^minatig 
 p'serz ov diferent sorsez ov Ijt. 
 
 Photometric, Fo-to-met-rik, / a. relatig 
 
 Photo.metrical, Fo-to-met-ri-kal, i tu fotom- 
 etri: me;^q,rig Ijt. [ine3i],rig Ijt. 
 
 Photometry, Fo-tom-e-tri, n. de sjens er qrt ov 
 
 Photopsy, Fo-top-si, n. a merbid afekjon ov de 
 jz, in hwiq koruskajonz ov lit sem tu pla befor 
 dem. 
 
 Phrase, Fraz, n. an eksprejon konsistig ov t<J) er 
 mor wurdz, and fermig in jeneral a pqrt ov a 
 sentens; maner ov eksprejon; mod ov speq; stjl; 
 an idiom. 
 
 Phrase, Fraz, v. t. tu stjl; tu kel; tu term. 
 
 Phrase, Fraz, v. i. tu emplff pekqlyar frazez. 
 
 Phrase-book, Fraz-buk, «. a smel buk in hwiq 
 frazez, er de idiomz ov a laggwaj, qr eksjjland. 
 
 Phraseless, Fraz-les, a. destitq,t ov frazez; speq- 
 les. 
 
 Phraseogram, Fn'iz-e-Q-gram, n. a term yt^zd in 
 fonografi tu implj de rjtlg ov Q fraz vvid'st 
 liftig de pen. [frazez. 
 
 Phraseography, Fraz-e-6g-ra-fi, n. de rjtig ov 
 
 Pheaseologic, Fra-ze-Q-16j-ik, ) a. pekq,!- 
 
 Pheaseological, Fra-ze-o-16j-i-kal, i yar tu 
 a laggwaj er fraz. 
 
 Pheaseologist, Fra-ze-61-o-jist, n. a stikler fer 
 a partikyqlar frazeoloji. 
 
 Pheaseology, Fra-ze-61-o-ji, n. maner ov eks- 
 jirejou; dikjun; stjl; a kolekjon ov frazez. 
 
 Phrenetic, Fre-net-ik, a. disorderd wid frenzi; 
 afektcd in de bran; mad; frantik. 
 
 Phrenetic, Fre-net-ik, n. a madman; a frantik 
 person. [fram. 
 
 Phrenic, Fren-ik, a. {Anat.) belogig tu de dja- 
 
 Phrenitis, Fre-nj-tis, n. {Med.) inflamajon ov 
 de bran; raadnes. 
 
 Phrenologer, Fre-nol-o-jer,* n. a frenolojist, 
 
 Phrenologic, Fren-o-16j-ik, j a. relatig tu 
 
 Phrenological, Fren-o-16j-i-kal, I frenoloji; 
 parlakig ov frenoloji.
 
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 I'liRE.voLOUiCALLT, Fren-o-loj-i-kal-i, &d. in a 
 l"i«'iiulcijik;il lu'iiKT. L'" frtiioluji. 
 
 I'liKKNOLOOisT, Frc-nol-o-jist, n. wuu luD it verst 
 
 I'UUKXOLOOV, Fre-nol-o-ji, m. At duktrin, ukordiy 
 tu l)r. Spurzlijm, ov at spejiil fakulliz ov At 
 uiiiiJ, mill ov dc rclajonz bttwt'n d^r manifcs- 
 tiijxiiz and At bodi, partikynlarli At bran: or, 
 ak'irdio tu Mr. Koiu, At sjenj ov At bran, az 
 konektcd wid At intelektyi{,al, moral, and sl^d- 
 Ji^^iil disfxazi/onz and kwulitiz ovde individvil,al; 
 - kriinioloji. [rial. 
 
 I'liUKNSV, Frt5n-ri, v. t. tu mak frantik; tu infq,- 
 
 I'liUESSY, Fren-zi, n. madnc:^; frantiknes. 
 
 I'mivciiAN, Frij-i-an, a. relatiy tu Frijia;— de- 
 iiuti{), uiiidg Az anjcnts, a i^pritii and animatif] 
 kinil ov iui|,zik. [dizt'z. 
 
 I'liTiiiHiAsis, Ti-rj-a-sis, n. [i.] {iled.) At luzi 
 
 I'liTiiisic, Tiz-ik, n. {Med.) a konsumjon. 
 
 I'liTiiisiCAL, Tiz-i-kal, a. konsiiiutiv: wasiig. 
 
 I'UTiiisiCY, Tiz-ik-i, a. havig de tizik or tjsi.s; 
 ti/.iUiil. [sumjou. 
 
 I'iiTUitiis, Tj-sis, Or Rj-sis, n. a piilmonari kon- 
 
 I'liVLACTtE, Fi-lak-ter, «. gam az {I'hi/laderi/.} 
 
 I'UVLACTKEED, Fi-lak-terd, A. wjinu iilaktcriz; 
 dro.st Ijk At FarisEz. [filakteriz. 
 
 I'hvlacterical, Fil ak-fer-i-kal, a. relatij) tu 
 
 I'uyLACTEav, Fi-lak-ter-i, n. a slip ov pqrqmcnt 
 inskrjbd wid vvnvz ov de JiliJ lo, and wwrn on 
 de ctrui or betwi'n At jz ov a Jij^; an am^'iilet for 
 jirciorvujon agenst iul'ekjon. 
 
 PuYLAacR, Fj-iqrk, n. an Atenian ofi.ser ap«rntcd 
 for tii_^l or trjb, tu s^fcrintend dt rejisterij) ov 
 its niL-uiburz. ^s. 
 
 PuYLLiTE, Fil-jf, II. (Min.) a pclrifjd kf. 
 
 Phyllodium, Fi-lij-di-um, »., pi. Fi-16-di-a: 
 {/if.) a pc'tiuil tran:>formd intu a flat, lEf-ljk 
 budi. 
 
 I'hyllopuaoan, Fi-16f-a-gan, n. {Z>ol.) wun ov 
 a trjb ov mirsiipialz;— (jt'/i^) wun ov a trjb ov 
 bctlz. [tajanz. 
 
 Phyllopod, Fil-o-pod, ». wun ov a trjb ov krus- 
 
 Phyllostome, Fil-o-stom, n. a spejcz ov bat. 
 
 Phylolitk, Fj-lo-lit, n. {Min.) a potrifjd plant. 
 
 Physalite, Fiz-a-lit, n. {Min.) a mineral dat 
 .•iwelz wilt hrt; a spcjEz ov topaz. 
 
 PuYSETEB, Fiz-E-ter, II. a f Uteris majen, konsistij) 
 ov Q tub, wid an nr-tjt jx^rforated stay,—{Ich.) 
 a Iqrj spcjEZ ov hwal; de ka^alot. 
 
 Pbysic, Fiz-ik, n. At sjens ov mcdisin, or At qrt 
 ov lielio:— medisinz koluktivli: — Ja purjip medi- 
 siii; a katqrtik. [tu ki^r. 
 
 Physio, Fiz-ik,; f. t. tu purj; tu tret wid fizik; 
 
 Physical, Fiz-i-kal, a. relatio tu fiziks, tu nat- 
 yur, or lu natynral filosofi; natyqrnl, not mor- 
 al: niedisiiial; hi-lpful tu belt. 
 
 Physrally, Fiz-i-kal-i, ad. in a fizikal maner: 
 akoriliy tu natyqr; bj natyq^ral operajon: not 
 ni'Taii. [ig fiiikal. 
 
 PHY8ICAL.NE8S, Fiz-i-kal-Dcs, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 
 Physicias, Fi-ziJ-an, n. wun hd> profe^ez or 
 praktiscz fizik er de qrt ov helifl. [bj fizik.'. 
 
 PuYSico-LOOic, Fiz-i-ko-16j-ik, n. lojik ildstratid 
 
 I*HYSico-MATUEMATics, Fiz-i-ku-mate-mat-iki', 
 II. / V. uilk.-it niateinatik.'. 
 
 Physico-tiikology, Fiz-i-kc)-te-61-o-ji, n. nat- 
 yqr.il tcoluji, or teoloji eofurst er. ildstrated bj 
 natyqral fil6st.>fi. 
 
 Physics. Fiz-ik», n. pi. At sJcns ov natyiin nit- 
 yural filo-Sjfi; natynral .«jcns;— dat depqrtmcnt 
 ov .-ieiis hwiq haz for its subjckt el tigx dat 
 cgzist iudEiK.-ndcutli ov de mjndi konsep/on ov 
 dcm. and ov de hiinian wil, and Am standif) 
 distiykt fn.m nutaJitiJct, or de sjcns hwi^ haz 
 for ii;i subjekt de no/onz dat egiist in dt tnjnd 
 onli. (mist. 
 
 Pbtsiognomeu, Fi«-i-6g-no-mer,* n. a fitiogno- 
 
 Physioosomic, Fiz-i-og-n6in-ik, j a. relatig 
 
 PuYStoo.NOMiCAL, Fiz-i-og-n6m-i-kal, j tu iizi- 
 
 o^iioini. [nomi. 
 
 Physiog.nomics, Fiz-i-og-nom-ikj, n. pi. liziog- 
 I'UYSiOG.NOMisT, Fiz-i-6g-ncj-mi»t, n. wun hit) is 
 
 ver.'it in fiziognumi. 
 I'hysiog.somy, Fiz-i-og-no-mi, n. dc qrt ov di«- 
 
 kuvcrij) de icmjicr and kurukter bj de 'stwurd 
 
 aperand, esfK-Jali bj At fetyi^rz ov de fas; de 
 
 k'Sntf nans; At fas; de kast ov de luk. 
 PuYSiOG.NOTYPE, Fiz-i-6g-no-tip, n. a maJen far 
 
 takig kasta and imprints or hq,man fasez er 
 
 k'xntenan.'soz. 
 Physiouo.ny, Fiz-i-6g-o-ni, »i. de produk/on or 
 
 b.rt ov natyqr. [ov natyiir. 
 
 PHYsiOGRAruY, Fiz-i-6g-ra-f i, n. a deskripjon 
 PliVSiOLOGEE, Fiz-i-ol-u-jcr, n. a fiziolujist. 
 Physiologic, Fiz-i-o-16j-ik, i a. relatig tu 
 
 Physiological, Fiz-i-u-loj-i-kal, i fizioloji, or 
 
 At dokirin ov natyq^r; fizikal. 
 Physiologically, Fiz-i-o-16j-i-kal-i, ad. in a 
 
 tiziulojikal manor. [fizi61oji. 
 
 Physiologist, Fiz-i-61-o-jist, n. wun verst in 
 Physiology, Fiz-i-61-u-ji, h. At sjens ov ti^z 
 
 jeneratcd or aljv; de doktrin ov vjtal fenomena; 
 
 de sjens ov naty.^ral organizajon, or ov organ jzd 
 
 beigz. Animal J'izioluji, At sjens ov animals, 
 
 or zuoluji. Vfjitahl fiziolaji, At sjens ov vej- 
 
 EUiblz, or botani. [mamal. 
 
 Phytiphaoan, Fi-tif-a-gan, n. (ZW.) a setajus 
 Phytivobous, Fi-tiv-o-rus, a. fedig on plants. 
 PUYTO-CHEMISTRY, Fit-o-kcm-is-tri, n. vejeUbl 
 
 kemistri. 
 Phytogeaphy, Fi-tog-ra-fi, n. a. deskripjon ov 
 
 plaiit.s; a branq ov botani. 
 Phytolite, Fit-o-ljt^ n. {Min.) a petrifjd plant. 
 Phytological, Fit-ai-16j-i-kal, a. relatip tu fi- 
 
 toluji, or tu plants. [uSloji. 
 
 Phytologist, Fi-tol-o-jist, n. wun verst in fi- 
 Phytology, Fi-tol-o-ji, h. de doktrin ov plants; 
 
 a disk6rs on botani; botani; a buk kontanlg 
 
 erbz and plants. 
 PuYTOPHAOOfS, Fi-tof-a-gus, a. etio or subsistig 
 
 on plants. [soriani 
 
 Phytosaleus, Fit-Q-so-rus, n. a jenus ov fosil 
 I'HYZ, Fiz,* n. Se {Phiz.) 
 PiACULAE, Pj-ak-yq-ldr, a. ^kspiatori; makig 
 
 ekspiajon; — kriminal; atroJuB. 
 PlA IIATEE, Pj-a miter, n. [L.] {Anat.) a tin, 
 
 va.skqlar mcmbrnn, kuverij) de kunvoliLfonz ot 
 
 de bran, and de spjnal maru. 
 PiANET, Pj-a-nct, n. a smol kjnd ov wudpeker; 
 
 olsu dE magpj. [fort. 
 
 Pianist, Pi-q-nist, »i. a performer on de piqno- 
 PiANO, Pi-q-no, a. [Jt.] {Mus.) soft; — n. sumljmi 
 
 yqzd for piiino-furt. 
 PiA.vo-FOETE, I'j-q- no-fort, n. {It.] a mt^zikal 
 
 strif)d instribment, pled bj kez. 
 PiAEiST, Pj-a-rist, ii. wun ov a rclijus order 
 
 funded at Rom in de l"t sentqri, b-snd bj a 
 
 spejal vs tu devot demselvz tu edyqkajon. 
 PiASTEE, Pi-as-ter, n. an Italyan kffn ov de valyn 
 
 ov ncrli $1,20. 
 Piazza, Pi-az-a, n. [/<.j {Arch.) a skw^r, opn 
 
 sjjas, sur'snded bj bildigt: an opn wok arvnd a 
 
 bildig, yi^^^qali enkl(l>zd bj kolumz and kuvcrd 
 
 bj Q projektifl stori; a wok under a ixiif sup- 
 
 orted bj pilarz. [Wall. 
 
 PiBCOE.v, Pib-kom, n. a spefez ov mqtikal pjp in 
 PiBRACU, I'l-brak, I n. a lijland ^r, or mqr/al 
 Pibroch, Pj-brok, i mqzik prodi^st bj de bag- 
 
 pjp ov de Skoq Iljlanderz; dc bugpjp. 
 Pica, Pj-ka, n. a berd: dc pj, or magpj;— (J/<fd.) 
 
 a vijiated apetjt;— (/'ri/i^int/) a tjp ov t<I> sjzci, 
 pika, and stnol piJca, amol pjka bci^ Ac sji neksk 
 
 Iqrjer dan log primer.
 
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 Picador, Pik-a-dor, n. [Sp.] a rjdii) -master; a 
 
 braker ov hersez; — de hersman in a bial-fit. 
 PlCAMAE, Pik-a-mar, n. {Cheni.} de biter prinsipl 
 
 ov tqr. 
 PiCAEOON, Pik-a-rdEin, n. a rober; a plunderer on 
 
 dg s£. Se {Picket jon.y 
 Piccadilly, Pik-a-ail-i, n. a ruf er berder ov 
 
 pents Ijk spEr-hedz, worn in de tjm ov Jamz I. 
 
 — hens de nam ov de stret in Lundon. 
 PicoAGE, Pik-aj, ?i. {Law} muni pad at f%rz fer 
 
 brakig grund fer boodz. 
 Pice, Pjs, n. {India} a smel koper kern. 
 PiCHURiM, Pik-yn,-rim, ji. a sort ov ben, er oblog, 
 
 hevi S£d, bret from Brazel, and yi^zd medisinali 
 
 in Az \i\\x ov ds kolik. 
 Pick, Pik, i>. t. tu. kul; tu qcDz; tm selekt; tm 
 
 glen; tu gader her and d^r; tia tak up; tia gad- 
 
 er; tia fjnd indiistriusli; tu separat bj glenig; 
 
 tu klen bj gaderii) of, gradyn,ali, eni tiij ad- 
 
 herii); — tu pers; tu strjk wid a Jqrp instrooment; 
 
 tu strjk wid bil er bek; tu pek; tu mqrk; — tu 
 
 rob; tu opn a lok bj a pernted insircoment. 
 Pick, Pik, r. i. tu et sloli and bj smel merselz; 
 
 tu dot) eni tig njsli and l£3H,rli. 
 Pick, Pik, n. a J'qrp-pffnted jurn tcol fer dresig 
 
 milstonz, &s.; — a tcotpik; — selekjon; — dat hwiq 
 
 iz pikt -St, er rekwjrz tu be pikt •gt, az f'sl 
 
 mater in tjp. 
 Pickaxe, Pili-aks, n. an aks er tcol wid a Jqrp pffnt. 
 Picked, Pik-ed, a. pernted; Jqrp; pekt. 
 Picked, Pikt, /;. a. selekted; keld. 
 PiCKEDNESS, Pik-ed-nes, n. de stat ov beig pernt- 
 ed er pikt. 
 Picker, Pik-er, n. wun hoi piks; a pikaks; an in- 
 
 strcjoment tu pik wid. [pjk. 
 
 Pickerel, Pik-er-el, n. a.frej-weter fij; a smel 
 Pickerel-weed, Pik-er-el-wed, n. a weter-plant, 
 
 from hwiq pjks qr fabld tu be jenerated. 
 Pickeridge, Pik-er-ij, n. a tqmor on de bak ov 
 
 katl; wernal. feian alum. 
 
 PiCKERiNGiTE, Pik-er-ig-jt, n. {Min.} a magng- 
 PiCKEROON, Pik-e-rd)n, n. {Naut.} a pjrat-Jip. — 
 
 Se {Picaroon.} 
 PiCKEROON, Pik-E-r(6n, v. t. {Mil.) tu skermij 
 
 befor de man batl beginz, az Ijt hersmen. 
 Picket, Pik-et, ti. {Furt.} a stak yvizd, in laig -st 
 
 gr^ndz, tu mqrk de b-sndz and agglz; — {3Iil.} a 
 
 gqrd posted befor an qrmi, tu giv notis ov an 
 
 enemiz aproq. [tu a piket. 
 
 Picket, Pik-et, v. t. tu plas az a piket; tu fasn 
 PiCKETTEE, Pik-et-e, n. {Bat.} a fjn, variegated 
 
 karnajon. 
 Picking, Pik-ig, n. de akt ov kulig er qrozig; a 
 
 glenig; tig left. 
 Pickle, Pik-1, n. eni kjnd ov selt likor, er vine- 
 gar, in hwiq flej er vejetablz qr prezervd; de 
 
 substans pikld;— Jkondijon; stat. 
 Pickle, Pik-1, v. t. tu prezerv in pikl; — tu sezn 
 
 er imb4 hjli wid eni tig bad. 
 PiCKLE-HERRiNG, Pik-1-her-ig, n. a selted herig; 
 
 — fermerli, a meri-andrih; a bufcGn. 
 Picklock, Pik-lok, n. an instriDment fer pikig 
 
 loks; — a person hcD piks loks. 
 Pickpocket, Pik-pok-et, n. a tef ha stelz bj 
 
 putig hiz hand prjvatli in dg poket. 
 Pickpocket, Pik-pok-et, a. prjvatli stelig. 
 Pickthank, Pik-iagk, n. an ofijus person; a hwis- 
 
 perig parasjt. 
 Picle,* I Pik-1, n. {Eng. law} a. litl klos; a smel 
 Pickle, f pq,rsel ov land enklozd wid a hej; — 
 
 ritn elso {jjycle,} {piglitel,} and {pinyle.} 
 Picnic, Pik-nik, «. an asembli er eutertanment in 
 
 hwiq gq person kontribynts tu de jeneral suplj 
 
 ov de tabl. 
 PiCKOLiTE, Pik-rol-jt, n. {Min.} biter-ston; a 
 
 kqrbonat ov magnegia. 
 
 PiCROMEL, Pik-ro-mel, n. de komikal prinsipl, ov 
 
 a swetij biter tast, hwiq egzists in de bjl. 
 PiCROTOXiNE, Pik-ro-toks-iu, n. {Chem.} de biter 
 
 and perznus prinsipl ov de {cocculus Indiciis.} 
 PiCT, Pikt, n. a panted person; wun ov a Sidian 
 
 er Jerman ras hot) anjentli setld in Skotland; — 
 
 so namd from dq,r pantig dq,r naked bodiz. 
 PiCTiSH, Pikt-iJ, a. relatig tu de Pikts, anjentli 
 
 ov Skotland. 
 Pictorial, Pik-to-ri-al, a. prodqst bj a panter; 
 
 havig piktyiyz; iliistrated bj panligz er piktyq,rz. 
 PiCTORiALLT, Pik-to-ri-al-i, ad. in a piktorial 
 
 maner. 
 PiCTORic, Pik-tor-ik, ) a. relatig tu de qrt 
 
 PiCTORiCAL, Pik-tor-i-kal, ) ov pantig; repre- 
 
 zented bj piktyqrz. 
 PiCTURABLE, Pikt-yn,r-a-bl, a. dat ma be pikt- 
 
 yi|,rd er panted. 
 PiCTURAL, Pikt-yqr-al,* n. a reprezentajon. 
 PiCTUEAL, Pikt-yq,r-al, a. relatig tu, er repre- 
 
 zented bj piktyq,rz. 
 Picture, Pikt-yiy, n. a reprezentajon ov a person 
 
 or tig in kulorz; a pantig; a Ijknes; an imaj; an 
 
 efiji; eni rezemblans er reprezentajon. 
 Picture, Pikt-yij^r, v. t. tu pant; tu reprgzent bj 
 
 pantig; tu reprezent. [piktyi]_r. 
 
 Picture-frame, Pikt-yqr-fram, n. a fram fer a 
 Picture-like, Pikt-yqr-ljk, a. Ijk a piktyqr. 
 Picturer, Pikt-yi|r-er, n. a panter; a maker ov 
 
 piktyqrz. 
 Picturesque, Pikt-yn,-resk, a. havig fit kombi- 
 
 najon ov ferm and kulor fer de imitajon ov de 
 
 panter; Ijk a fjn piktyq,r; wjld and bqtiful; giv- 
 
 ig vivid imprejonz ov rgaliti er natyi^r; grafikal. 
 Picturesque, Pikt-yi^-resk, n. a piktyi],resk 
 
 asemblaj, in jeneral. [yqresk maner. 
 
 Picturesquely, Pikt-yq,-resk-li, ad. in a pikt- 
 PicuL, Pik-ul, n. a. Gjngz wat ov 1333/^ pundz, 
 
 kontanig 1600 taelz. 
 Piddle, Pid-1,5; v. i. tu pik at a tabl; tu fed 
 
 skwemijli; tu trjfl; tu be bizi ab'st smel materz. 
 Piddlee, Pid-ler,:]; n. wun hot) pidlz, er iz bizi ab'st 
 
 trjflz. [trjflz. 
 
 Piddling, Pid-lig,t pp. a. trjflig; beig bizi ab-st 
 Pie, Pj, n. a krust bakt wid sumtig in it fer ficd; 
 
 pastri; — a magpj; a pqrti-kulord berd; — de old 
 
 Katolik servis-buk; - printerz tjp, hwen de dif- 
 
 erent leterz qr miggld tugeder; — a mund or pit, 
 
 fer prezervig potatoz, &s.; — a kompost hep. 
 Piebald, Pj-beld, a. ov varius kulorz; diversif jd 
 
 in kulor. 
 Piece, Pes, n. a paq; a pqrt ov de hoi; a frag- 
 ment; a siggl tig er pqrt; a porjon; — a piktyi^r; 
 
 a kompozijon; perfermans; — a gun, Iqrj er smel; 
 
 — a kern. A-pes, tu eq. Ov a pes wid, Ijk; ov 
 
 de sam sert. 
 Piece, Pes, v. t. tu paq: tu enlqrj bj de adijon 
 
 ov a pes; tu jern; tu yqnjt. — Tupes st, tu in- 
 
 krgs bj adijon. [pakt. 
 
 Piece, Pes, v. i. tu jern; tu koales; tu be kom- 
 PiECELESS, Pes-les, a. hoi; not mad ov separat 
 
 pgsez. 
 Piecemeal, Pgs-mel, ad. in pesez; in fragments. 
 Piecemeal, Pes-mel, a. siggl; separat; divjded. 
 PiECENER, Pes-ner, n. wun h(a supljz de rolz ov 
 
 wul tia dg sluber, in dg wulen manyqfaktyqr. 
 PiECER, Pes-er, «. wun hct) pgsez; a paqer. 
 Piecework, Pgs-wurk, n. wurk dun bj de pes er 
 
 job; task- wurk. 
 Pied, Pjd, a. variegated; pqrti-kulord. 
 PiEDNESS, Pjd-nes, n. variegajon; diversiti ov 
 
 kulor. 
 Piepowder-court, ) Pj-p-5-der-kort, n. {Eng. 
 PiEPOUDRE-couET, \ law} Q. kort establijt tu 
 
 desjd, on de spot, dispi^ts arjzig at f<i,rz and 
 
 markets.
 
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 Pier, Per, n. a kolum on hwiq de qrq ov a brij 
 
 iz razd; — de soliJz betwEii de opni})?, ov a bilJ- 
 
 ifl; — dat pq,rt ov de wol ov a hsi hwiq iz betwen 
 
 de windoz;— a mol projektij) intia de se, ta 
 
 brak de fors ov de wavz. [per. 
 
 PiKRAOE, Per-aj, n. tol pad for yi^zij) a maren 
 Pierce, Pers, v. f. tu penstrat; tui enter; tu fors 
 
 a wa intti; tia tuq de pajonz; tu afekt. 
 Pierce, Pers, v. i. tia mak wa bj for.s intui or trd) 
 
 eni tip; ta afekt; tia enter; tu djv, az intu a 
 
 sekret. [penetrated. 
 
 Pierceable, Pers-a-bl, a. dat ma be perst or 
 Piercer, Pers-er, n. he er dat hwiq pcrsez; a per- 
 forator, [ctrajon. 
 Piercing, Pers-ig, n. de akt ov p^netratip; pon- 
 PlEROiNG, Pers-ig,^/). a. p^netratig; afektig; Jqrp; 
 
 sever. 
 PiERCiKGLT, Pers-ig-li, ad. Jqrpli. 
 Pier-glass, Per-glas, n. a Iqrj lukig-glas betwen 
 
 windoz. 
 Pier-table, Per-ta-bl, n. a tabl betwen windoz. 
 Pietism, Pi-e-tiz-m, «. de prinsiplz er praktis ov 
 
 de Pietists. 
 Pietist, Pj-e-tist, n. wun ov a sckt dat sprug up 
 
 in Jerniani in de 17t sentT^ri, noted for .strikt 
 
 devojon and grat pi^riti ov ijf;--a kind ov mistik. 
 PiETiSTic, Pi-e-tis-tik, \_ a. relatiij tu,erpqr- 
 
 PlETiSTiCAL, Pj-e-tis-ti-kal,) takir) ov, pietizm. 
 PiETV, Pi-e-ti, n. de filyal sentiment felt bj man 
 
 tu de Fqder ov ol; dqti tuGod; dq,ti tu p^Jrents 
 
 er doz in sqperior relajon. 
 Piezometer, Pj-e-z6m-e-ter, n. an instriftment 
 
 for asortanii) de kompresibiliti ov likwidz. 
 PiFFERO, Pif-e-ro, n. [It.] {Mus.) an instrdoment 
 
 rez^rablig a hober; — a fjf. 
 Pig, Pig, n. de yug ov swjn; a yui) bor er s-s; — 
 
 {Mining.) a separat mas ov unforjd metal, ab'st 
 
 250 p-5ndz, az ov jurn, or ov led. 
 PiO, Pig, V. i. tu faro; tu brig pigz. 
 Pigeon, Pij-on, k. a herd ov several spejez, ofn 
 
 bred tarn in a kot, er duv-kot. 
 Pigeon-foot, Pij-on-fut, n. an erb. [nd. 
 
 Pigeon-hearted, Pij-on-hqrt-ed, a. timid; frit- 
 PlGEON-HOLE, Pij-on-hol, n. a hoi in a duv-kot; 
 
 — a smol hoi er kaviti for paperz, &s. 
 PiGEON-LiVERED, Pij-on-liv-erd, a. mjld; soft; 
 
 jentl; timid. 
 Pigeonry, Pij-on-ri, n. a h-ss er kaj for pijonz. 
 Pio-EYED, Pig-id, a. havig smel sugkn iz; havig 
 
 jz lik doz ov swjn. ' [a stj. 
 
 PiGGERT, Pig-er-i, n. a plas or reseptakl fer pigz; 
 PiGGiN, Pig-in, n. a smol wudn vesel. 
 Piggish, Pig-iJ, a. relatig tu or Ijk pigz; swinij. 
 Pig-headed, Pig-hed-ed, a. havig a bed Ijk a 
 
 pig, or a Iqrj bed; stqpid; obstina't. 
 PiGiRON, Pig-i-urn, n. jurn melted from de or 
 
 intu Iqrj lumps. 
 PiGLEAD, Pig-led. n. led in Iqrj masez from de 
 
 furnas. Se {Pig.) 
 Pigment, Pig-ment, n. pant; cni kulor ynzd bj i 
 
 qrtists; — a mt^kus sekrejon dat kuverz de jrii"" 
 
 ov de f. 
 Pigmy, Pig-mi, n. a dworf. Se {Pygmy.} 
 Pignoration, Pig-no-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov plejig; 
 
 a ploj ov properti er ov person. 
 Pignut, Pig-nut, n. de ert-nut er grsnd-nut; a 
 
 bulbus nut. [mineral. 
 
 PiGOTiTE, Pig-ot-}t, n. (Mn.) a masiv, br-snij 
 Pigsty, Pig-stj, n. a plas hwq,r pigz qr kept; a 
 
 pigeri. 
 Pigtail, Pig-tal, n. a ktv: de h.ir tid behind in a 
 
 ribon, so az tu rezdmbl a pigz tal:tobako twist- 
 ed so az tu hava similar rez^mblans; — a spejez 
 
 ov babifcn. 
 PiQWiDGEON, Pig-wij-on, n. a fari; a kant word 
 
 for eni tig peti er smel. 
 
 Pike, Pjk, n. sumtig pernted; — a frej-wetor fij, 
 
 havig a Jqrp smst; — a log lans, formerli yqzd bj 
 
 fut-soljerz; a fork yq^zd in huzbandri; a piqfork; 
 
 — a pek; a pirnt;— wun ov too jurn sprigz fer 
 
 fasnig de wurk tu a turnig-lad. 
 Piked, Pik-ed, a. endig in a pernt; pikt: pekt. 
 
 Se {Picked.) [cd hed. 
 
 Pike-headed, Pjk-hed-ed, a. havig a Jqrp-pernt- 
 Pikeman, Pjk-man, n. a soljer qrmd wid a pjk. 
 Pikestaff, Pjk-staf, n. de wudn pol ov a pjk. 
 Pilaster, Pi-las-ter, n. {Arch.) a skw^r kolum 
 
 or pilar set orengajd in a wol, yqjqali projektig 
 
 not mor dan a fii'fc er sikst pqrt ov its widt. 
 PiLASTEEED, Pi-las-tcrd, a. furnijt wid pilasterz. 
 Pilch, Pilq, «. a kot ov skinz; a furd g-sn; a 
 
 pilqer. 
 Pilchard, Pilq-ard, n. a fiJ rezemblig de herig, 
 
 but tikor and r'suder, yet smoler; — kold elso 
 
 ■pihjer. 
 Pilcher, Pilq-er, n. a furd g"8n er kas; eni tig 
 
 Ijnd wid fur; — a f ij; a pilqard. 
 Pile, Pjl, n. astak, or strog pesov wud, or timber, 
 
 drivn intu de grund tu mak a ferm f^ndajon; 
 
 — a hep; an akqmqlajon; eni tig hept tugeder 
 
 tu be burnt;— an edifis; a bildig; a mas ov bild- 
 
 ig; — hjir; Jag; h:iri surfas; nap; — wun sid ov a 
 
 kffn, de krog beig de uder; — pi. hemorerdz. Se 
 
 {Piles.) — OalcH/iik or Voltaik pil, a. seriez ov 
 
 serklz or elements aktig in yq,nison; a galvanik 
 
 bateri; — Pfl enjiii; a majen fer drjvig pjlz in de 
 
 grsnd; a pjl-drjver. 
 Pile, Pjl, v. t. tu hep; tu koaservat; tu fil wid 
 
 sumtig hept; tu la on; tu brak of, az de enz ov 
 
 bqrli. 
 Pileate, Pil-e-at, a. {Bot^ havig a kap Ijk dat 
 
 ov a mujrcom; pileated. 
 Pileated, Pil-e-at-ed, a. havig de ferm ov a 
 
 kuver or hat; pileat. 
 Pile-driver, Pjl-driv-er, n. an enjin for drjvig 
 
 pjlz intu de gr'snd. 
 PiLEOUs, Pj-le-us, a. relatig tu de h^r; pjlus. 
 PiLER, Pjl-er, n. wun hco pjlz er aki\mqlats. 
 Piles, Pjlz, n. pi. {Med.) a dizez orijinatig in a 
 
 morbid dilatajon ov de vanz in de loer pqrt ov 
 
 de rektum; hemorffdz. 
 PiLEL'S, Pi-le-us, n. {Dot.) de kap ov a muJrcom. 
 Pilewoet, Pjl-wurt, n. a plant; leser selandjn. 
 Pilfer, Pil-fer, v. t. tu stel in smel kwontitiz; tu 
 
 get bj peti teft; tu filq. 
 Pilfer, Pil-fer, v. i. tu praktis peti teft. 
 Pilferer, Pil-fer-er, n. wun huo pilferz er stelz 
 
 peti tigz. [teft. 
 
 Pilfering, Pil-fer-ig, n. de akt ov stelig; a peti 
 Pilgarlio, Pil-gqr-lik,* n. wun hiDz hq,r haz feln 
 
 of; Q reqed person; wun flest and forsakn. 
 Pilgrim, Pil-grim, u. a traveler; a wonderer; — 
 
 wun hiD travelz on a pilgrimaj, er on a rslijus 
 
 ak'snt, or tu halod plasez. 
 Pilgrim, Pil-grim, a. relatig tu pilgrimz; travelig. 
 Pilgrimage, Pil-grim-aj, n. a jurni, undertalm 
 
 for devojonal purpusez, tu sum halod plas; a 
 
 log jurni; travel. 
 PiLiFEROus, Pi-lif-er-u3, a. bqrig hqrz. 
 PiLiFORM, Pil-i-ferm, a. {Hot.) havig ds ferm 
 
 ov h:\rz or d'sn. 
 PiLiGEROus, Pi-lij-er-us, a. prodqsig hq,r. 
 PiLiNG-iRON, Pjl-ig-j-urn, n. a tool fer brakig of 
 
 de onz ov bqrli. 
 Pill, Pil, n. medisin mad up intu a litl bol. 
 Pill, Pil,* i'. t. tu tak of de rjnd; tu pel; tu strip; 
 
 tu rob; tu plunder; tu pilaj. 
 Pill, Pil, v. i. tu be stript awa; tu kum of in 
 
 flaks; tu pel; tu komit roberi. 
 Pillage, Pil-aj, n. plunder; sperl; de akt ov plun- 
 
 dorig. — {Arch.) a pilar standig behjnd a kolum 
 
 tu bq,r up de qrqez.
 
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 PIN 
 
 Pillage, Pil-aj, v, t. tu plunder; tu sak; tu rob; 
 
 tvx sparl. [derer. 
 
 Pillager. Pil-aj-er, n. wun ho) pilajez; a plun- 
 PiLLAR, Fil-ar, n. {Arch.} a kolumnar or vertikal 
 
 suport in a bildiij; an iregyi],lar kolum, er wun 
 
 havii) de sam djameter at ds bas and kapital; 
 
 sumtii) dat supArts. [umz. 
 
 Pillared, Pil-ard, a. sup6rted bj pilarz er kol- 
 PiLLAU, Pi-la, n. a komon TurkiJ dij, mad ov 
 
 berld rjs and mutn fat. 
 PiLLED-GARLic, Pild-gqr-lik,t* «. wun hflciz h^r 
 
 haz feln of bj dizEz; a forlern reg. 
 Pillion, Pil-yon, h. a kujon er soft sadl fer a 
 
 wuman tu rjd on, bebjnd a person on hersbak; 
 
 de pad ov a sadl; a la sadl. 
 Pillory, Pil-o-ri, n. a wudn fram er enjin on 
 
 bwiq kriminalz er ofenderz werfermerli eksp(f)zd 
 
 tu publik vi|, and jenerali tu publik insult. 
 Pillory, Pil-o-ri, v. t. tu punij wid ds pilori. 
 Pillow, Pil-o, ?«. a bag ov federz, er sumMij soft, 
 
 lad under ds bed tu skp on; dat hwiq suports 
 
 sumtii) lad on it. 
 Pillow, Pil-o, v. t. tu rest eni tii) on a pilo, 
 PiLLOW-BEAR, Pil-o-bar>* / -T 1 
 
 Pillow-bier/ Pil-Q-bsr, * i ""• "^ Pl-^-kas- 
 PiLLOW-CASE, Pil-w-kas, n, a kuver er kas for a 
 
 pilo. 
 Pilose, Pi-los,* a. hq,ri; kuverd wid hq,r; pjlus. 
 PiLOSiTY, Pi-16s-i-ti, 71. b^rines. 
 Pilot, Pj-lot, n. wun btoz biznes it iz tu kondukt 
 
 Jips er veselz in er "st ov hqrborz, er hw^rever 
 
 dg navigajon rekwjrz lokal nolej. 
 Pilot, Pj-lot, v. t. tu stsr; tu direkt in de kors. 
 Pilotage, Pj-lot-aj, n. de emplerment, ofis, er pa 
 
 ov a pjlot. [Karibe fflandz. 
 
 Pilot-bird, Pj-lot-berd, n. a berd f^-nd abut de 
 Pilot-fish, Pj-lot-fij, n. a fij dat atendz on de 
 
 Jqrk. 
 Pilous, Pj-lus, a. hq,rij fuil ov hux^. 
 PiLSER, Pil-ser,* n. de kandl-mof). 
 PiLUM, Pj-lum, n. [L.] a misil wepn; a javlin. 
 PiMELiTE, Pim-el-jt, n. a gren, hjdrated, siliko- 
 
 alu^minus mineral. 
 PiMENTA, Pi-men-ta, ) n. Jamaka peper: elspis; 
 Pimento, Pi-men-to, ) a beri, de prodi^s ov de 
 
 {myrtus pimenta.} er {eugenia pimenta,) a nativ 
 
 tre ov de West Indez. 
 Pimp, Pimp, n. wun hcb provjdz gratifikajonz fer 
 
 de lust ov uderz; a proki^rer; a pander. 
 Pimpernel, Pim-per-nel, n. a plant ov several 
 
 varjetiz. 
 Pimpinella, Pim-pi-nel-a, n. {Bot.} a. jenus ov 
 
 plants, mostli perenialz, inkh^dig burnet. 
 Pimping, Pimp-ii),J a. litl; peti; az, a pimpi)j tii). 
 Pimple, Pim-pl, n. a. smel red pastq^l; a bloq. 
 Pimpled, Fim-pld, a. haviij pimplz er pusti^lz. 
 Pimply, Pim-pli, a. ful ov pimplz; spoted. 
 Pin, Pin, n. a Jert pffnted pes ov wjr, wid a bed, 
 
 yi^zd far fasnig klodz;— eni tig drivn tu hold 
 
 pqrts tugeder; a peg; a bolt; eni slender tig 
 
 fikst in anuder bodi; dat hwiq loks de hwel tu 
 
 de aksl; a linqpin; de sentral pqrt; a peg bj hwiq 
 
 mq,zij'anz streg or relaks dq,r strigz.— Q herni in- 
 
 dq,raJon ov de membranz ov de j. — (I silindrikal 
 
 roler mad ov wud.— Q nokjus humor in a heks 
 
 fut. 
 Pin, Pin, v. t. tu fasn wid pinz; tu fasn; tu mak 
 
 fast; tu jffn; tu fiks; tu Jut up; tu pen. 
 Pinafore, Pin-a-for, n. a sort ov gqrment er 
 
 apurn, worn bj gildren er laborerz tu protekt 
 
 dv klodz: a qjldz apurn; a skufl. [pjn. 
 
 Pinaster, Pi-nas-ter, n. [i.] de wjld er m-snten 
 Pincase, Pin-kas, n. a kas for pinz; a pinkujon. 
 Pincers, Pin-serz, n. an instritiment bj bwiq eni 
 
 tig iz grjpt in eider tu be dren "st, az a nal. Se 
 
 ^Pinchers.') 
 
 Pinch, Ping, u. t. tu skwez betwen too smel hqrd 
 bodiz, az de figgerz, tet, er pqrts ov a y)|,tensil: 
 tu pres; tu gal; tu fret; tu grjp; tu opres; tu 
 
 stratn; tu distres; tu pan; tu trj tdroli. 
 Pinch, Ping, v. i. tu akt wid fors, so az tu be 
 
 felt; tu bq,r hqrd; tu be puzlig; tu spq,r; tu be 
 
 frcDgal. 
 Pinch, Ping, n. de akt ov wun boo pingez; d pan- 
 ful skwez; a grjp; — az mug az iz pingt up bj de 
 
 figgerz ; — oprejon; distres inflikted; difikulti; 
 
 tjm ov distres. 
 Pinchbeck, Ping-bek, n. an ale- ov koper and 
 
 zigk; a gold-kulord mikst metal, namd from de 
 
 inventor. 
 PiNCHER, Ping-er, n. he or dat hwig pingez. 
 Pinchers, Ping-erz, n. pi. an instrument bj hwiq 
 
 eni tig iz grjpt in order tu be dren 'st; pinserz, 
 Pinchfist, Pinq-fist,t ) n. a sordid person; a 
 PiNCHPENNY, Pinq-pon-i,t ) nigard; a mjzer. 
 Pinching, Pinq-ig, pp. a. grjpig; opresig; kuvetus. 
 PiNCH-spoTTED, Pinq-spot-ed, a. diskdlord bj hav- 
 
 ig bin pinqt. [in. 
 
 Pincushion, Pin-kuJ-on, n. a kuJon tu kep pinz 
 Pindaric, Pin-dar-ik, n. an iregyq,lar od; an od 
 
 in imitajon ov de odz ov Pindar. [Pindar. 
 
 Pindaric, Pin-dar-ik, a. relatig tu, er rezemblig, 
 Pindarical, Pin-dar-i-kal, a. relatig tu Pindar; 
 
 Pindarik. [dar. 
 
 Pindarism, Pin-dar-iz-m, ». an imitajon ov Pin- 
 PiNDARisT, Pin-dar-ist, n. an imitator ov Pindar. 
 PiNDUST, Pin-dust, n. metal dust in a pin man- 
 
 yi\,faktori. 
 Pine, Pjn, n. a Iqrj evergren tre ov meni varjetiz, 
 
 valyq,d for timber; — a pjn-apl. 
 Pink, Pjn, v. i. tu laggwij; tu wf^r awa wid eni 
 
 kjnd ov mizeri; tu flag; tu drcDp; tu wast awa. 
 Pine, Pjn, v. t. tu wf^r ■st: tu grev far. 
 Pineal, Pin-e-al, a. rezemblig a pjnapl; — {Anat.} 
 
 apljd tu a protq^berans or gland ov de bran. 
 Pineapple, Pjn-ap-1, n. de ananas, a delijus trop- 
 
 ikal fruit, rezemblig in Jap de kon ov a pjn. 
 Pine-aster, Pjn-as-ter, n. de wjld pjn. Se {Pin- 
 aster.} 
 Pine-barrens, Pjn-bar-enz, n. pi. a term apljd 
 
 tu level, sandi trakts kuverd wid pjn trez in cte 
 
 Sudern Yunjted Stats. 
 Pine-marten, Pjn-mqr-ten, n. {Zool.} a mqrten 
 
 valyi^d far its fur. 
 Pinery, Pjn-er-i, n. a plas hwqr pjnaplz qr razd. 
 PiNEY, Pjn-i, a. ab-sndig in pjnz. Se {Piny.} 
 Pinfeather, Pin-fed-er, n. a feder, from its sjz, 
 
 asimilated tu a pin; a feder beginig tu Jcot, er 
 
 not full gron. 
 Pinfeathered, Pin-fed-erd, a. havig pinfederz. 
 Pinfold, Pin-fold, n. a plas fer konf jnig bests; a 
 
 pund. 
 Pinfooted, Pin-fut-ed, a. havig de toz er fet 
 
 berderd bj a membran. 
 Pinguedo, Pin-gwe-do, n. {Anat.) de fatov ani- 
 
 malz Ijig under de skin. 
 PiNGUiTE, Pig-gwjt, «. {Mm.} an ffl-gren mineral. 
 Pinguitude, Pig-gwi-tqd, n. fatnes; obesiti. 
 Pinhold, Pin- hold, n. a plas hwq,r a pin m&ks 
 
 fast. [iz mad bj a pin. 
 
 Pinhole, Pin-hol, n. a hoi er perforajon, suq az 
 Pinion, Pin-yon, n. de jffnt ov de wig remotest 
 
 from de bodi; a feder er kwil ov de wig; a wig; 
 
 — a feter er bond fer de qrm; — a smel, tcott hwel 
 
 hwig plaz in de tet ov a Iqrjer wun. 
 Pinion, Pin-yon, v. t. tu konf jn er bjnd, az de 
 
 wigz er pinyonz; tu disabl de pinyon; tu kon- 
 
 f jn bj bjndig de qrmz er elboz tu de sjdz; tu 
 
 Jakl; tu bjnd. 
 Pinioned, Pin-yond, a. furnijt wid pinyonz. 
 PiNiTE, Pin-jt, n. {Min.) a soft, kristaljzd min- 
 eral.
 
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 Pink, Pi^k, n. a smol, fragrant fluer ov meni 
 varjetiz; Ac djantus; Ae yi'l3n,al kulor ov de 
 Uuct; a Ijt krimzn; a kulor ov rcdij hq,; — de 
 sumit ov ckselens; — a litl j; a litl iij; de mioo; 
 — a kjnd ov hevi, naro-stfirnd Jip; hens de se- 
 term piijk-stemd. 
 
 Pink, Pii)k, v. t. tu wurk in jlct-hcjlz; tu pers; 
 tu stab. 
 
 Pink, Pipk, f. i. tu wipk wid de jz. 
 
 I'iNK, I'iok, a- rezemblij) de most yii3T\,al kulor 
 (.V At pil)k; \\i krimzn. 
 
 PiNK-COLOUED, Pi^k-kul-ord, a. havi^ de kulor 
 ov At piyk. 
 
 Pi.NK-KYED, Pijik-jrl, a. havifl litl jz. 
 
 Pink-needle, I'iflk-ne-dl, n. a Jeperdz bodkin. 
 
 PiNK-STEENED, Pii)k-sternd, a. (iVtti/^.) havig a 
 naro stem, az a jip. 
 
 Pi.v-MAKEU, Pin-mak-cr, n. wun hco maks pinz. 
 
 I'iN-MONEY, Pin-mun-i, n. muni aHd tu a wif, 
 az for pinz, dat iz, for her jirjvat ekspensez. 
 
 PiN.NACE, Pin-an, n. {yaut.) a. smol, lit vesel wid 
 .-^alz and orz: — a bot bEloyin tu a /ipov wor. 
 
 Pinnacle, Pin-a-kl, »i. {Arch.y a smol skwi^r er 
 pijligunal pilar or turet on a bildig, jenerali on 
 an H;)gl ov a bildij): a turet or elevajon abiiv de 
 rest <jv At bildiij; — a hi, sjiirifl pernt. 
 
 Pinnacle, Pin-a-kl, v. t. tu furnij wid pinaklz. 
 
 Pinnate, Pin-at, a. {lint.) divjded intu a num- 
 ber ov purz ov leflets. 
 
 PiNNATiFiD, Pin-.it-i-fid, a. {Bot.} divjded in a 
 pinat m:inur, nrrli disn tu de midrib. 
 
 PiNXATiPED, Pin-at-i-pod, a. pin-futcd; havij 
 At toz borderd bj a membran. 
 
 PiNNATiPED, Pin-at-i-ped, n. a fin-futed berd. 
 
 Pinner, Pin-er, u. wun hoo pinz; a maker ov pinz; 
 — de laj)ct ov a hed-dres hwiq fljz liDs. 
 
 PiNNET, Pin-ot, n. a pinakl; a wig. 
 
 PiNNiFOKM, Pin-i-form, a. havi{) At form ov a fin. 
 
 Pinning, Pin-ig, n. de akt ov fasnig wid pinz; — 
 de lo masoari bwi^ supdirts a fram ov stud- 
 wurk. 
 
 Pinniped, Pin-i-ped, n. a spejez ov krab. 
 
 PiNNULATE, Pin-n,-lat, a. {But.} subdivided in- 
 tu leflets: pinat. 
 
 Pinnule, l'in-q,l, n. a smol fin. 
 
 Pint, Pint, ». h^f a kwert; de att pqrt ov a galon; 
 a likwid mejti^r. 
 
 Pintado, Pin-ta-do, n. a berd ov Sut Amerika. 
 
 Pintail, I'in-tal, n. a kjnd ov duk, wid a pernt- 
 ed tal. 
 
 Pintle, Pin-tl, n. an jum pin hwiq keps a kanon 
 from rekarlig:— a huk, or bolt, for hagig a 
 ruder. 
 
 Pint-pot, Pjnt-pot, n. a mejur ov hqf a kwert. 
 
 Pinule, Pin-ynl, n. wun ov de sits ov an as- 
 trulab. 
 
 Piny, Pjn-i, a. ab-sndig wid, or rcz^mblig, pjnz. 
 
 Pioneer, I'j-o-ner, n. a soljcr or person hcoz biz- 
 nes it iz tu kler a rod befor an qrmi, tu sigk 
 injnz, and tro up wurksand fertifikajonz: — wun 
 hctj rrmAvz obstrukjonz, or prtji^rz de wa for 
 doz hO) folo. [de wa. 
 
 Pioneer. I'j-o-nt'r, r. i. tu akt az pjoner; tu kler 
 
 Pioneer, Pj-o-nrr, v.t. tu remdiv obstaklz from; 
 tu kler f'lr paj-aj. 
 
 Piosied, Pj-u-nid, a. ^umijt wid pjonir. 
 
 FiONT, Pj-o-ni, n. a pcreniul plant wid a Iqrj 
 filter;— ritn olso (pfny.) Se {Peoni/.} 
 
 PiOCS, Pj-us. a. partakig ov pjeti; pozesig pjcti; 
 dri,tiful tu God: devst; godli; rtlijus; — dutiful 
 tu pi^rent^ or uder ner relnjonz. 
 
 Piously, Pj-us-li, ad. in a pjus manor; relijusli. 
 
 Pip, Pip, <>. a dizez in f'slz, beig a dcflukjon er 
 Q herni pelikl dat groz on de tip ov A^t tugz; — 
 Q spot on plaifl kqrdz;^dr sed ov an apl. 
 
 Pip, Pip. i". i'. tu qerp or krj az a berd. 
 
 Pipe, Pjp, n, cni log, holo bodi; a tqb;— a tqb ov 
 
 bakl kia or uder subatans for smokig tobako; — 
 
 a wind-instrcDment ov mqzik; — Ac organz ov vffs 
 
 and respirajon; az, de wind-pip; — *^'> ^^ ^^ STsnd 
 
 ov de vflTs; — a Iqrj kask; a likwid or wjn niey\r, 
 
 from 106 tu 140 galonz. 
 Pipe, Pjp, i'. i. tu pla on de pjp; tu emit a Jril 
 
 sTind; tu hwisl. 
 Pipe, Pjp, v. t. tu pla upon a pjp. 
 PiPE-CHAMBEB, Pjp-qam-bcr, n. a rescptakl for 
 
 wotcr. 
 Pipe-clay, Pjp-kla, n. (Min.) a spejez ov kla 
 
 empltfd in de manyqfaktyrir ov ertenwi^r. 
 Piped, Pjpt, a. formd wid a pjp; ti'^bqlar. 
 Pipe-fish, Pjp-fiJ, 7i. a smol se-fij. 
 I'iPER, Pjj)-er, »i. wun boo plaz on de pip; — a log, 
 
 slender fij. 
 PiPERiDGE, Pip-er-ij, n. {Bot.} Ac bqrberi buj; 
 
 a Jrub. Se {Fepperidge.y 
 PiPERiNE, Pip-er-in, n. \C/iem.) de aktiv prin- 
 
 sij)! ov blak peper. 
 Pipe-tree, Pjp-tre, «. de Ijlak-tre. 
 Piping, Pjp-ig, a. dat pjps in speq, az from sik- 
 
 nes; — wek: febl; sikli: — dat pjps in de akt ov 
 
 bfflig; — hens At \n\gaT irai i>iiiirj hut. 
 Pipkin, Pip-kin, n. a smel erten berler. 
 Pippin, Pip-in, u. a kjnd ov apl; an ekselent win- 
 ter apl. 
 Piquancy, Pik-an-si, n. de stat ov beig pikant; 
 
 Jqrpnes; jiunjensi: severiti. 
 Piquant, Pik-ant, a. prikig; persig: stimyqlated 
 
 tu de tast, korporeal or mental; Jqrp; punjent; 
 
 sever. 
 Piquaxtlt, Pik-ant-li, ad. Jqrpli; punjentli. 
 Pique, Pek, n. [/V.] an il-wil; an ofens; a sljt 
 
 rezentmcnt; gruj; — a pernt; a pugktilio; — a dub- 
 
 lig ov de pernts at piket. 
 Pique, Pek, v. t. tu tuq wid envi; tu put intu 
 
 a fret; tu kindl tu emytilajon; tu ofend; tu 
 
 iritat; — tu valyrj,; wid de resiprokal pron'snz, 
 
 tu prid. 
 Pique, Pek, t'. i. tu kez iritajon. 
 Piquet, Pi-ket, n. a gam at kqrdz. ,Se (Picket.) 
 Piracy, Pj-ra-si, ii. de krjm ov robcri on de se; 
 
 de kriiu or emplerment ov pjrats; — eni roberi, 
 
 partikytilarli litcrari tcft. 
 Piragua, Pi-r^-gwa, n. a rind kanrfi. Se {Pirogue.} 
 Pirate, Pj-rat, n. wun htt) praktisez pira.<i; a se- 
 
 rober: a Jip empltJd in jijrasi; — cni rober, partik- 
 
 j'l^larli a bukseler hco stelz a kopirjt. 
 Pirate, Pj-rnt, v. t. tu tak bj left er roberi; tu 
 
 rob bj SE. 
 Pirate, Pj-rat, i-. j. tu praktis pjrnsi or roberi. 
 Pirated, Pj-rat-ed, a. takn bj pjrasi, er roberi, 
 
 or teft. 
 Piratical, Pj-rat-i-kal, a. relatigtu pjrasi; plun- 
 
 derig: predatori; robig. 
 Piratically, Pj-rat-i-kal-i, ad. in a pjratikal 
 
 maner; bj pjrasi. [krabz. 
 
 PiRiMELA, Pir-i-me-la, n. {Conch.} a jenus ov 
 Pirn, Pern, n. de w^nd yqm dat iz on a weverz 
 
 Jutl. 
 Pirogue, Pi-rug, n. [Fr.] a kamfi formd ov wun 
 
 Iqrj tre: a smol bot yqzd on de western weten 
 
 ov de Vnnjted Stats; — ritn olso {j'eria^o and 
 
 pencuiiia!) 
 PiSAN, Pe-zan, n. a nativ ov Peza. 
 Pisasphaltum, Pis-as-fal-tum, »». mineral pi^. 
 Piscary, Pis-ka-ri, n. {Law} Ac rjt or liberti ov 
 
 fijig. 
 PiSCATiON, Pis-ka-Jon,* n. de akt ov fijig. 
 PiSCATOR, Pis-ka-tor, n. [Z.] a fijerman; an ag- 
 
 gler. (piskatori. 
 
 Piscatorial. Pis-ka-tu-ri-al, a. relatig tu fiJig; 
 Piscatory, Pis-ka-to-ri, a. relatig tu fijei er 
 
 fiJig.
 
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 Pisces, Pis-£z, n. pi. [L.] fjjez; — {Astron.'} At 
 12t sin ov At zodiak, reprezented bj t<D fijez 
 jernd tugeder. 
 
 PisciNAL, Pis-i-nal, a. belogii) tu a fij-pond. 
 
 Piscine, Pis-in, a. rslatir) tia fij. 
 
 Piscivorous, Pi-siv-o-rus, a. fij-stiij: livii) on fiJ. 
 
 Pise, Pe-za, n. \_Fr.'\ a kjnd ov kla; — {Arch.} a 
 spEjez ov wel konstrdkted ov stif ert er kla, 
 kiii-id up in moldz, and ramd d^sn, az ds wurk 
 iz kaiid up. 
 
 Pish, PiJ, inter. Je! a kontemtyT|us eksklamajon. 
 
 Pish, PiJ, v. i. tu. ekspres kontemt. 
 
 Pisiform, Pj-si-ferm, a. fermd Ijk a pg. 
 
 Pismire, Piz-mjr, er Pis-mjr, h. a smel insekt; 
 an ant; an emet. 
 
 Pisolite, Pi-sca-ljt, n. {Min.} de pE-ston, a min- 
 eral TEzemblii) au agli|tinaJon ov pez. 
 
 Piss, Pis, r. {. tia mak wetcr. 
 
 Piss, Pis, r^. yiyin: animal water. [sros- 
 
 PissABED, Pis-a-bed, n. a yelo fliser groii) in ds 
 
 PissASPHALT, Pis-as-falt, n. mineral pig, an in- 
 durated biti^men. 
 
 Pistachio, Pis-ta-Jo, n. a nut ov an oblog fig- 
 yi|r, ov a swetij and uiiktyipis tast, de froDt ov 
 de {putacia vera,) a kjnd ov turpentin-trg. 
 
 PiSTACiTE, Pis-ta-sjt, n. {Min.} a mineral, keld 
 elscD epidot. 
 
 Pistareen, Pis-ta-rgn, n. a smel SpaniJ silver 
 kern, ov de valyq, ov 17 sents; fermerli valyq^d 
 at 20 sents. 
 
 Piste, Pest, n. [Fr.] a trak er futstep. 
 
 Pistil, Pis-til, n. {Bot.} de perntal ov a femal 
 fl'ser, adhgrii) tu ds frojt, for de resepjon ov ds 
 polen, and konsistii) ov trs pq,rts, ds ovari, stjl, 
 and stigma. 
 
 PiSTiLLACEOUS. Pis-til-a-Jus, a. {Bot.} grcDiij on 
 ds jerm or ssd-bud ov a fl'ser. 
 
 Pistillate, Pis-til-at, a. {Bot.} havii), er kon- 
 sistiii ov a pistil. [a pistil. 
 
 Pistilufeeous, Pis-til-if-er-us, a. {Bot.} havii) 
 
 Pistol, Pis-tol, n. a. smel hand-gun; ds smelest 
 fjrqrm. 
 
 Pistol, Pis-tol, «. t. tu JcDt wid a pistol. 
 
 Pistolade, Pis-to-lad, n. [ir.] ds Jot er disqdrj 
 ov a pistol. 
 
 Pistole, Pi.s-tol, n. [Fr.] a gold ken ov Span, 
 Jermani, &s., ov diferent degrsz ov valy^. 
 
 PiSTOLET, Pis-to-let, 71. a litl pistol; a kern. 
 
 Pistolite, Pis-tol-jt, 11. {Ilm.} ds pe-ston, a 
 kqrbonat ov l|m, egzistii) in globyi|,lz. 
 
 Piston, Pis-ton', n. [Fr.] a fort silinder ov wud 
 or metal, hwiq fits cgzaktli ds kaviti ov a pump, 
 or ov uder hjdrGlik majenz, az an ^r-pump, &s., 
 and wurks up and d'sn, koziij sukjon. 
 
 Pit, Pit, n. a hoi in ds gr-snd; an abis; ds grav; 
 — ds flor er midl porjon ov ds odiens pqrt ov a 
 fisater:— eni holo, az ov ds stumak; ds qrm-pit; 
 — ds arsna on hwiq koks fjt;— a mqrk mad bj a 
 dizEz; — de ston ov a frdjt, az ov a qeri er psq. 
 [Lokal, Y. S.] 
 
 Pit, Pit, v. t. tu la in a pit; — tu mqrk wid holz 
 er spots; tu indent; — tu set in opozijon erkom- 
 petijon, az koks in a pit. 
 
 Pitapat, Pit-a-pat, n. a fluter; a palpitajon; a 
 Ijt, kwik step. [Jon. 
 
 Pitapat, Pit-a-pat, ad. wid a fluterii) palpita- 
 
 Pitch, Piq, n. ds rszidyixum hwiq rsmanz after 
 berlii) tqr in an opn jurn pot, muq yqzd in Jip- 
 bildii); asfalt er asfaltum; biti|men; — sjz; statyqr; 
 dsgre; rat; — {Miig.} de degre ov akq^tnes er 
 gravnes ov a not;— (^4;r7t.) ds inklinajon ov 
 slopii) sjdz tu ds horjzon, az ov a roof. 
 
 Pitch, Piq, v. t. tu fiks; tu plant; tu erder reg- 
 yH,larli; tu set tu a ke-not; tu tro; tu kast; 
 tu tro hedloij; tu kast ferward; — tu smer wid 
 
 Pitch, Piq, v. i. tu Ijt; tu drop; tu hapn; to. 
 
 fel hedlog; tu fiks qers, wid iipdn; tu fiks a 
 
 tent. 
 Pitch-black, Piq-blak, a. blak az piq. 
 Pitchblende, Piq-blend, n. {Min.} a komp-snd 
 
 ov ds oksidz ov yij^ranium and jurn; a mineral 
 
 fisnd in Saksoni. [substans. 
 
 Pitchcoal, Piq-kol, n. {31in.} jet; a hqrd, blak 
 Pitcher, Piq-er, n. he er dat hwiq piqez; — an 
 
 instrooment fer persiij ds grsnd; — an ertenvesel; 
 
 a woter-pot. [gran iz piqt. 
 
 Pitchfork, Piq-ferk, n. a ferk wid hwiq ha er 
 PiTCHiNESS, Piq-i-nes, n. blaknes: dqrknes. 
 Pitching, Piq-ii), n. de rjzii) and felig ov de bed 
 
 and stern ov a Jip; de akt ov troig, az wid a 
 
 piqfork. [step. 
 
 Pitching, Piq-ig, a. desendii) abrubtli; dsklivus; 
 Pitchpipe, Piq-pjp, n. an instrooment tu regyt],- 
 
 lat de vers, and tu giv de ledii) not ov a ti|n. 
 Pitchstone, Piq-ston, n. {Min.} a. volkanik rok 
 
 rszemblig indqratcd piq. 
 Pitchy, Piq-i, a. smsrd wid piq; havig ds kwol- 
 
 itiz ov piq; blak; dqrk; dizmal. 
 Pit-coal, Pit-kol, n. fosil er mineral kol, so keld 
 
 bskez it iz obtand bj sigkii) pits in de crt. 
 Piteous, Pit-s-us, a. soroful; mornful; eksjtii) 
 
 piti; woful; dolful; kompajonat; tender. 
 Piteously, Pit-s-us-li, ad. in a piteus maner. 
 PiTEOUSNESS, Pit-e-us-nes, n. sorofulnes; ten- 
 
 dcrnes. 
 Pitfall, Pit-fel, n. a kuverd er konseld pit, Ijabl 
 
 tu be feln intu; a sert ov jin er trap fer kaqip 
 
 wjld bests. 
 Pith, Pit, n. ds soft, spunji substans in de senter 
 
 ov de stem ov plants: de maro ov animal bodiz; 
 
 — street; fors; enerji; impertans; moment; prin- 
 
 sipal pqrt; kwiutesens; qef p^t. 
 Pithily, Pit-i-li, ad. wid stregt; wid kojensi 
 
 er fors. [enerji. 
 
 Pithiness, Pit-i-nes, n. de stat ov bsii) piti; 
 Pithless, Pit-les, a. wontii) pit, street, er fors. 
 Pit-hole, Pit-hol, n. a mqrk mad bj dizez; a 
 
 kaviti; a hoi. 
 Pithy, Pit-i, a. konsistii) ov pit; abiindii) wid 
 
 pit; stror); forsibl; enerjetik. 
 Pitiable, Pit-i-a-bl, a. dat ma bs pitid; eksjtig 
 
 piti; dezervig piti. 
 Pitiableness, P'it-i-a-bl-nes, n. ds stat or ds- 
 
 zervii) piti. 
 PiTiEE, Pit-i-er, n. wun hcD pitiz. 
 Pitiful, Pit-i-ful, a. tender; kompajonat; mel- 
 
 ankoli; moovir) kompajon; peltri; kontcmtibl; 
 
 despikabl; has; wurtles; — n'S komonli ynzd in a 
 
 bad sens. [basli. 
 
 Pitifully, Pit-i-ful-i, ad. in a pitiful maner; 
 PiTiFULNESS, Pit-i-ful-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 pitiful. [mersiles. 
 
 Pitiless, Pit-i-les, a. wontii) piti er kompajon; 
 Pitilessly, Pit-i-les-li, ad. wid-st piti er mersi. 
 PiTiLESSNESS, Pit-i-les-nes, n. unmersifulnes. 
 Pitman, Pit-man, n., pi. Pit-men; wun hco, in 
 
 seii) timber, standz in a pit; — an apendaj tu a 
 
 forsii) pump. 
 Pitsaw, Pit-se, n. a Iqrj se yii,zd bj trt) men, ov 
 
 hcDm wun iz in a pit. 
 Pitt AC ALL, Pit-a-kel, er Pit-a-kal, n. wun ov de 
 
 ki^rius siks prinsiplz f'snd in wud-tqr, ova dqrk 
 
 h\\\, solid substans, sumhwot Ijk indigo. 
 Pittance, Pit-ans, oi. a smel al'sans; a smel por- 
 jon; a litl kwontiti; a trjfl. 
 Pitted, Pit-ed, p. a. mqrkt wid indentajonz er 
 
 pits: indented. 
 Pittizite, Pit-i-zjt, n. {Min.} vitriol oker. 
 Pituitary, Pi-tq-i-ta-ri, a. relatip tu er kon- 
 
 diiktig flem. 
 Pituite, Pit-yq-jt, n. flem; mq,kus.
 
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 PiTUiTOUS, Pi-tii-i-tus, 3. konsistij) ov, er dis- 
 
 q'lrjij), iniikus (»r fletn. 
 PiTV, I'it-i, n. de felio ov a hq,mdD person eksjt- 
 
 ed bj de distrds ov andder; komizerajon; kom- 
 
 pajon; simpati wid mizeri. 
 Pity, Pit-i, v. t. tu hav kompajon for; tu kom- 
 
 pajouat; tu reg<ird wid i)iti; tu kouiizcrat. 
 PlTV, Pit-i, V. i. tu be koiniiajonat. 
 Pivot, Piv-ot, «. a pin or Jort Jaft on hwic cni 
 
 tij) tumz; — {Mil.} At ofiser or suljer upon boom 
 
 dr h\vrlij)Z, in evolnJonz, qr mad. 
 Pix, I'iks, II. a litl qest or bok.s. Se {i'l/.r.} 
 PizzLE, Piz-1, II. de mal organ in kwodntipedz. 
 Placability, Pla-ka-bil-i-ti, ) n. de kwoliti ov 
 Placablexess. Pla-ka-bl-ne?, i htirj plakabl; 
 
 po^ibiliti tu IjE apt'zd. 
 Placable, Pla-ka-bl, a. dat ma be api'zd; apezabl. 
 Placard, Pla-ki'ird, ii. a ritn or jirinted paper 
 
 pasted up in sum i)la-5 ov publik rez'irt: an edikt; 
 
 a deklarajon; a publik niotifikajun. 
 Placard, Pla-k4rd, f. t. tu advertjz or giv notis 
 
 ov bj plak^rdz; tu publij bj postig up; tu 
 
 post up. 
 Place, PIa.s, n. a part iky ij^Uir porjon ov spas: lo- 
 
 kaliti: sityn,njiiii; stajon; pozijon; sjt; spot; lo- 
 
 kal rehijon; lokal egzistens; spas in jeneral; sep- 
 
 arat noin: a set; rezideiis: nianjou; pasaj in rjtii); 
 
 erdinal relajon; stat ov aktyiyil operajon; efekt; 
 
 eg/.istens; niflk; order ov prjoriti; jiresedens; ofis; 
 
 publik einplerment; jxjst; qtirj; {'ui)kJon; rcom; 
 
 wa; grsnd; stajon in lj£; — a publik skwq,r in 
 
 a siti. 
 Place, Plas, v. t. tu put in eni plas, ragk, kon- 
 
 dijon, er ofis; tu fiks; tu setl; tu establij; tu 
 
 set; tu la; tu disp<jz; tu order. 
 Placebo, Pla-se-bo, n. {Med.} a medisin or pre- 
 
 skripjon hwiq iz dezjnd tu plez, radcr dan ben- 
 efit, de pajent. 
 Placeless, Plfis-les, a. havig no plas or ofis. 
 Placeman, Plas-man, n., pi. Pias-nien; wun hot) 
 
 baz a plas or ofi.s under a guvernincnt. 
 Placenta, Pla-sen-ta, n. [L.] a kak; — {Anal.} a 
 
 serkiilar, flat, vaski|,lar substans, dat servz tu 
 
 konva nurijnient from de muder tu de fetus in 
 
 de wilini, and kumz awa after de bert; de after- 
 
 hcri;— {But.} de pqrt ov de ovari tu hwiq de 
 
 ovij^lz qr ataqt; a sel3'n,lar tiji^. 
 Placental. Pla-sen-tal, a. relatig tu de pla^dnta. 
 Placentation, Plas-cn-ta-Jon, n. {Bot.} de dis- 
 
 puzijon ov de kotilcdonz in de jerminajon ov 
 
 ?i>;2. [ii) de plasenta. 
 
 Placentiferous, Plas-en-tif-er-u3, a. {Bot.} b^r- 
 Placer, Flas-er, n. wun hO) plasez. 
 Placid, Fhis-id, a. jentl; kwjet; seren; kqm; not 
 
 turbulent: soft: kjnd; mild. 
 Placidity. I'la-sid-i-ti, "j n. de stat ov brij) 
 Placidness, Plas-id-nes, | plasid; mjldncs; jen- 
 tl nes. [etnes. 
 Placidly, Pl.is-id-ll, ad. mildli: jcntli; wid kwj- 
 Placit, l'l;\s-it, H. {Law} degr£ or desi3on ov sum 
 
 kort iir giivernment. 
 Placita, i'las-i-ta, ii. pL [Z.l publik korts or 
 
 asoir.Viliz in de midl ajez; — {Law} a dekre; a 
 
 drsivoii:— plez: pledipz. 
 Placitory, i'l.i.s-i-to-ri,* n. {Law} relatip tu de 
 
 akt or firm ov plcdirj in korts ov le.. [a sofit. 
 Plafond, Pla-fond, n. {Arch.} At selij) ov a rcom: 
 PLA(iiARi.sM, Pin-ji-a-riz-m, n. At akt ov tnkin, 
 
 widist aknnlojment, in litcrari kompozijon, de 
 
 t<tts or wurdz ov aniidcr; literari teft. 
 Plagiarist, I'lii-ji-a-rist, u. wun hiD komits pl6- 
 
 jiarizm: ii pltijiari. 
 Plagiarize. I'lii-ji-a-rjz, r. /. and i. tu komit 
 
 litornri teft: tu stel literari propcrti. 
 Plagiary. Pl;i-ji-n-ri. «>r Piii-ja-ri, u. wun hoj 
 
 komits pl.'ijiarizm. 
 
 Plagiary, Pld-ji-a-ri, a. relatij) tu plajiarizm or 
 
 literari teft. 
 Plagiiiedral, Pla-ji-he-dral, a. havigoblek sjdz. 
 Plagionite, Pla-ji-on-jt, n. {Min.} a mineral 
 
 kontaniy led, antimoni, and sulfur. 
 Plagiostome, i'la-ji-os-tum, n. a kqrtilajinus £ij; 
 
 a yniiivalv molusk. 
 I'lague, Plag, n. a diz£z emincntli kontajus and 
 
 destrdktiv; pcstilens; — de stat ov mizeri; — eni 
 
 tiy trublsnm or veksajus: trubl. 
 Plague, Plag, v. t. tu infekt wid pcstilens; tu. 
 
 opres wid kalamili; tu trubl: tu tez: tu veks; 
 
 tti haras: tu torment; tu aflikt; tu distres; tu 
 
 turtj'nr: tu embaras; tu anff; tu molest. 
 Plaguily, Plag-i-li,t arf. veksajusli; horibli. 
 Plaguy, Plag-i,t a. veksajus; trublsum. 
 Plaice, Plas, n. a sort ov flat fij, valyqd for foid. 
 Plaid, Plad, n. a strjped or variegated klot, muq 
 
 wcjru bj de Iljlanderz ov Skotland. 
 Plain, Plan, a.'smmd; level; flat:— upn: kler; evi- 
 dent: not obski\r; verd ov ornament; simpl; qrtles; 
 
 onestli ruf; sinser:— mer; b%r. J'lan <}q,it, a qqrt 
 
 on hwiq de degrez ov latitt\,d and lonjitqd qr 
 
 mad ov ekwal leyt. Plan ialiij, At metod ov 
 
 salii) bj a plan qqrt. [planli. 
 
 Plai.n, Plan, ad. not obskqrli; distigktli; fragkli; 
 Plain, Plan, «. level grisnd; opn feld: flat eks- 
 
 pans: dfn, a feld ov batl; a plan sqperfijcz. 
 Plain, Plan, v. t. tu level; tu mak plan. Se 
 
 {I'lane.} [or fraykli. 
 
 Plaindealer, Plan-del-er, n. wun hoi delz planli 
 Plaindealing, I'lan-dcl-ig, a. onest; opn; aktip 
 
 wid-st qrt. [ov qrt; sinseriti. 
 
 Plaindealing, Plnn-del-ig, u. manajment verd 
 Plainer, PUin-er, u. wun hco planz. 
 Plainuearted, PUin-hqrt-ed, a. havig a sinser, 
 
 onest bqrt: frayk. 
 I'lai.ning, Pliin-ig,* n. komplant. 
 Plainly, Plan-li, ad. in a plan maner; fragkli; 
 
 sinserli; in ernest; evidentli; klerli; not obskv^rli. 
 Plainness, Plan-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig plan; 
 
 flatnes; wont ov Jo; opnnes; qrtlesnes; simplisiti; 
 
 frapkncs. 
 Plain-spoken, Plan-spo-kn, a. spekij) fragkli. 
 Plaint, Plant, n. komplant; lament: eksprejon ov 
 
 soro;— (ia«') At prop'sndit) or cgzibitig ov eni 
 
 akjon, yiersonal or real, in rjtig. 
 Plaintiff, Pliin-tif, ii. {Tahv} wun htn, in a per- 
 sonal akjon, komensez a sqt, or seks a remedi 
 
 for an injuri tu biz rjts: opuzd tu drfendant. 
 Plaintive, Plan-tiv, a. komplanij): lamenti{):eks- 
 
 presiv ov soro: soruful; moruful; sad. 
 Plaintively, Plan-tiv-li, ad. in a maner eks- 
 
 presifl gref or soro. [beir) plantiv. 
 
 Plaintiveness. Plan-tiv-nes, h. de kwoliti ov 
 Plain-work. Plan-wurk, /;. wurk not difikult; — 
 
 konion nedlwurk, az distiflgwijt from embrerdori. 
 Plait, Plat, «. a fold: a dubl, az ov klot. 
 Plait, Plat, v. t. tu fold; tu dubl; tu wev; tu 
 
 brad; tu entaflgl; tu plat. Ofn rojfuli pro- 
 
 niinst pht. 
 Plaiter, Plat-er, n. wun bot) plats. 
 Plan, Plan, »i. a skem; a form; a mo'del: a devjs; 
 
 kontrjvans; projekt: — a plot ov a bildij);— a rep- 
 
 rezentnjon ov sumtig dron on paper, or on a flat 
 
 surfas. [dezin. 
 
 Plan, Plan, v. t. tu devjz: tu skem; tu form in 
 Planch, Plancj,* r. t. tu plaj)k: tu kuver wid 
 
 burdz or plajjks. [a plagk. 
 
 Plaxcuer, Pl:inq-er,* n. wun hot) plancez;— a flon 
 Planciung, PhinQ-ifl, ii. {Carp.} At laij) ov 
 
 florz; a wudn florig. 
 Plane, Plan, n. { Gef-rn.} a kompletli flat or evn 
 
 surfas or si:iperfiJez:—( Cbrp.) a tool for makig 
 
 strat, smiod, or evn sdrfasez on wud; — de sika- 
 
 mor-trc. Se {Plain.}
 
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 Plane, Plan, v. t. tm level; tu smcod; tm mak 
 
 smcod wid a plan. 
 Plane, Plan, a. {Geom.} level; evn; plan. 
 Planee, Plan-er, Ji. wun boo planz; — an Amerikan 
 
 tre. 
 Planet, Plan-et, n. a sslestyal bodi dat tevoIvz 
 ab'st anuder; a wonderig stqr, az distiijgwijt 
 from suq az qr f ikst. Q primari planet iz wun 
 hwiq revolvz risnd ds sun. Q sehonda)i planet 
 iz wun hwiq revolvz r-snd a prjmari planet. 
 Planetarium, Plan-et-a-ri-um, n. {Astrofi.} an 
 oreri, er astronomikal majgn hwiq egzibits de 
 mojonz ov de planets. 
 
 Planetary, Plan-et-a-ri, a. pertanig tu de plan- 
 ets; under de doniinyon ov a planet; prcDdV^st bj 
 de planets; havii) de natyi^^r ov a planet; eratik. 
 
 Plane-tree, Plan-tre, n. a Iqrj tre, ov majestik 
 apgrans, kold in Amerika de sikamor, er butn- 
 tvtdcl; — {Scutland) de mapl. 
 
 Planet-struck, Plan-et-struk, a. struk bj a 
 planet; blasted. 
 
 PtANETULE, Plan-e-tixl, n. a litl planet. 
 
 Planifolious, Plan-i-fu)-li-us, a. {Bet.} konsist- 
 ii) ov plan levz, set tugeder in serkx],lar roz 
 p-gnd de senter. [planimetri. 
 
 Planimktrical, Plan-i-met-ri-kal, a. relatii) tu 
 
 Planimetry, Pla-nim-e-tri, n. dat pqrt ov jeom- 
 etri hwi<j trets ov plan figy^rz. 
 
 Planipetalous, Plan-i-pet-a-lus, a. {Bot,} hav- 
 ii) flat petnlz er levz; flat-levd. 
 
 Planish, Flan-iJ, v. t. ta polij; tu smood. 
 
 Planisphere, Plan-i-sfer, n. a sfer projekted on 
 a plan; — a map ov wun er bot hcmisferz. 
 
 Plank, Plaijk, n. a bred pes ov timber tiker dan 
 a bord; a bord from 1}4 ^^ 4 inqez tik, and 
 mor dan 9 in widt. 3oz ov fur er pjn qr keld 
 delz in Iggland. 
 
 Plank, Plagk, v. t. tu kuver er la wid plagks. 
 
 Planky, Plar)k-i, a. konstrukted ov plagks. 
 
 Planless, Plan-les, a. destitq,t ov a plan. 
 
 Planner, Plan-er, n. wun hco fermz a plan er 
 dezjn. 
 
 Plano-concave, Pla-no-k6n-kav, a. flat on wun 
 sjd, and konkav on de uder. 
 
 Plano-conical, Pla-nQ-kon-i-kal, a. level on 
 wun sjd, and konikal on de uder. 
 
 Plano-convex, Pla-na-kon-veks, a. flat on de 
 wun sjd, and konveks on de uder. 
 
 Plano-horizontal, Pla-no-bor-i-z6n-tal, a. hav- 
 iv) a level, horizontal pozijon. 
 
 Plano-subulate, Pla-no-sii-bq,-lat, a. (Bot.) 
 plan, and el-Japt. 
 
 Plant, Plant, n. an erganjzd beii) destitqt ov 
 sensajon; eni til) prodii^st from sed; a vejetabl; 
 eni vejetabl produkjon; a saplig; — de sol ov de 
 fat. 
 
 Plant, Plant, v. t. tu put intu de gr-jnd in er- 
 der tu gro, az sedz; tu set; tu kultivat; tu jen- 
 erat; tu plas; tu fiks; tu setl; tu establij; tu fil 
 er adorn wid sumtir) planted; — tu la de ferst 
 kors ov ston in bildiij; tu direkt. 
 
 Plant, Plant, v. i. tu perform de akt ov plantiij. 
 
 Plantain, Phin-ten, n. a medir-inal plant: — a tre 
 ov de West Indez, and its frtijt, bwiq rezemblz 
 de banana. 
 
 Plantation, Plan-ta-Jon, ji. de akt ov plantig; 
 de plas planted; a pes ov gr'sud planted wid 
 trez for timber; — land apropriated tu de pro- 
 dukjon ov important krops, az de Jugor-kan, 
 kotn, rjs, tob.iko, kofi, &s.; a Iqrj fqrm; — a kol- 
 oni; establijmcnt. [sed. 
 
 Plant-CANE, Pl;int-kan, n. Jugar-kan from de 
 
 Planted, Plant-ed, p. a. setld; wel-gr^nded. 
 
 Planter, Plant-er, n. wun hat plants; a kdltiva- 
 tor;— a proprietor and kultivator, az in de sud- 
 ern Stats and West Indez. 
 
 Planticle, Plan-ti-kl, n. a smel, yuij plant. 
 
 Plantigrade, Plan-ti-grad, n. an animal dal 
 weks on de hoi fut, az de b^r. 
 
 Plantigrade, Plan-ti-grad, a, wekii) on de hoi 
 fut. [a plantajon. 
 
 Planting, Plant-ig, n. de akt ov wun hco plants; 
 
 Plantless, Plant-les, a. destitqt ov plants. 
 
 Plantlet, Plant-let, n. a litl plant; a planti^l. 
 
 Plant-like, Plant-ljk, a. rezemblii) plants. 
 
 Plant-louse, Plant-1-ss, n. an insekt dat infesta 
 plants. [plantlet. 
 
 Plantule, Plan-tql, ;;. a litl plant or jerm; a 
 
 Plash, PlaJ, n. a pond; a pudl: — a branq pqrtii 
 kut of and bund tu uder branqez. 
 
 Plash, PlaJ, v. t. tu disturb de weter; tu splaj; — 
 tu interwev branqez. 
 
 Flashy, PlaJ-i, a. woteri; fild wid pudlz; splaji. 
 
 Plasm, Plaz-m, n. a mold; a matriks in hwig eni 
 tiij iz kast er fermd. 
 
 Plasma, Flaz-ma, n. {Min.'^ a spejez ov gren jem. 
 
 Plasmatical, Plaz-mat-i-kal, a. havii) de p-ser 
 ov givii) ferm. 
 
 Plaster, Plds-ter, n. a kompozijon ov weter, Ijm, 
 and uder tiijz, for overlaii) welz; — a substans, 
 jenerali fermd ov jipsuni, forkastii) figyi^rz and 
 ornaments; — {Jled.) a kompozijon fer eksternal 
 aplikajon; a kjnd ov sqv. Planter ov Pans, 
 jipsum, er kalsind jipsum. 
 
 Plaster, Plds-ter, i'. t. tia overla er kuver, az 
 wid plaster; tu smood over. 
 
 Plasterer, Plds-ter-er, u. wun hat plasterz. 
 
 1'lastering, Plds-ter-iij, n. wurk dun in plaster. 
 
 Plaster-stone, PIds-ter-ston, n. jipsum yqzd 
 fer makii) plaster. [plaster. 
 
 Plastic, Flas-tik, a. givii) ferm; moldii), az wid 
 
 Plastic-clay, Plas-tik-kla, n. {Geol.) wun ov de 
 bedz ov de eosen terjiari period. [plastik. 
 
 Plasticity, Plas-tis-i-ti, ». de kwoliti ov beiij 
 
 Plastogeaphy, Plas-tog-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov ferm- 
 iij figyqrz in plaster; — k^nterfit rjtii). 
 
 Plastron, PLis-tron, n. a. pes ov leder stuft, 
 fermii) a tekstyqr fer de brest, bwiq a fensii)- 
 master yi^zez for protekjon hwjl teqii). [plat. 
 
 Plat, Plat, r. t. tia wev: tu mak bj tekstyqr; tu 
 
 Plat, Plat, ji. a map ov a pes ov land; — a smood 
 er level porjon ov gr-snd; el so keld a plot; — 
 wurk perfermd bj platir). 
 
 Platane, Plat-an, n. de plan-tre. 
 
 Platanist, Plat-a-nist, n. a. kjnd ov fij;— a spe- 
 jez ov dolfin. 
 
 Platband, Plat-band, n. {Arch.) a skw<),r mold 
 iij, projektii) les dan its hit er bredt. 
 
 Plate, Plat, n. a flat, ekstended pes ov metal; a 
 vesel, olmost flat, on hwig provij;onz qr etn at 
 tabl;— qrmor in flat pesez, distii)gwijt from nial; 
 —silver and gold rot intu qrtiklz ov h-sshold 
 furnitqr; — {Arch.} a pes ov timber Ijig horizon- 
 tali on a wel, for de resepjon ov de endz ov 
 gerderz, jersts, As. 
 
 Plate, Plat, r. t. tu kuver er overla wid plat er 
 silver, er a kotiij er woj ov silver;- — tu qrm wid 
 jdats; — tu bet intia lamine er jilats. 
 
 Plateau, Pla-to, n. [Fr.] a Iqrj ornamental dij. 
 for de senter ov a tabl; a tabl: an elevated plan: 
 tabl-land. [az plated wq,r. 
 
 Plated, Plat-ed. p. a. kuverd wid plat or silver, 
 Plateful, Plat-ful, «. az muq az a plat wil hold. 
 
 Plate-glass, Pkit-glas, n. a fjn kind ov glas, 
 kast in plats, j'qzd fer lukig-glasez, de beter 
 kjnd ov windoz, <&s. 
 Platen, Plat-en, ji. de plat er flat pqrt ov a 
 
 printig pres, on hwiq de imprejon iz mad. 
 Platform, Plat-ferm, u. a level fermd bj kontrjv- 
 ans;— Q plan ov an intended bildig; — aflat flor, 
 ov wud er ston, razd abuv de grisnd; a level 
 flor; a fundajon;— a skem; a plan.
 
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 Platina, Plat-i-na, n. (Min.) At heviest ov 
 metalz; — nn mor komonli ritn (platinitm.) Se 
 {Flatimim.) [a kot ov silver. 
 
 Plating, Plat-ijj, n. dc akt ov kuverip wid plat; 
 
 Platinode, Plat-i-nod, n. {Galvanism) de neg- 
 ativ \)cA ov a galvanik bateri. 
 
 Platinum, Plai-i-num, n. {Min.} a metal, ov 
 hwitij kulor, veri hqrd, eksedinli duktil, malc- 
 abl, and difikult ov fi^jon. It iz de heviest 
 substana non, At spcsifik graviti ht'irj 21.5. 
 
 Platonic, Pla-ton-ik, n. a folocr ov Plato; a 
 Platonist. 
 
 Platonic, Pla-t6n-ik. ) a. relatij tu Plato, 
 
 PlatOnical, Pla-ton-i-kal, j tu Platunizin, or 
 tu At filo.-ofi ov Plato. Flatonik luv, a luv 
 betwEii de seksez holli spirityii,al, or unmikst 
 wid kqrnal dczjrz. [maner ov Plato. 
 
 Platonically, Pia-ton-i-kal-i, ad. after de 
 
 Platoxism, Pla-to-niz-m. n. At filosofi ov Plato, 
 ae ledig doktrin ov Platonizm iz At indep^n- 
 dens ov God, or sjiirit, and mater, az At t<X) dis- 
 tigkl and eternal prinsiplz bj hwiqol tigz cgzist, 
 de wun operatij) formativli on At uder, but not 
 kreativli. [tonizm. 
 
 Platonist, Pla-to-nist, n. wun hm adherz tu Pla- 
 
 Platonize, Pla-to-niz, r. i. tu rezn or tiijk Ijk 
 Plato. 
 
 Platoon, Pla-trfin, n. {3Itl.} a smol skw%r bodi 
 ov musketerz; a bodi separat from de man bodi. 
 
 Platter, Plat-er, »i. wun hiB plats;— a Iqrj dij for 
 holdiy pru)vijonz for de tabl. 
 
 Platti.vo, I'lat-ig, n. bqrk, kan, stro, &s., wovn 
 er plated far makig hatd. [ed. 
 
 PLATYCEPaALOUs, Plat-i-s^f-a-lus, a. bred-hed- 
 
 Platyceinite, Plat-i-krj-njt, n. a bred, lili-Japt 
 fosil animal. 
 
 Platyodon, Pla-tj-o-don, n. a bred-toatt animal. 
 
 Platypis, Plat-i-pus, n. {Zool.} a flat-futed 
 kwodriDped ov Ostralya, wid a m'st Ijk a duks 
 bil: — nis keld urnitoriijkus. 
 
 Platyrhine, Plat-i-rjn, n. a spejez ov mugki. 
 
 Plaudit, Pld-dit, n. aploz; aklamajon; a J'st ov 
 aploz er aprobafon. 
 
 Plauditory, Ple-di-to-ri, a. givig aplaz; ledatori. 
 
 Plausibility, Plo-zi-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 be 1 1) plozibl. 
 
 Plausible, Pl^j-zi-bl, a. havip At aperans ov 
 tia)t; apiircnlli rjt; sqperfijali pkzig: kulorabl; 
 upejus; popyqlar. [qt. 
 
 Plausibleness, Pld-zi-bl-nes, n. spejusnes; Jo ov 
 
 Plausibly^, Pl6-zi-bli, ad. in a plezibl maner; 
 3pcju>li. 
 
 Play, Pla, r. i. tu sport; tu frolik; tu do), not az 
 a task, but fer plejqr; tu nkt er operat wid de 
 ezi fcfekt ov natyii,r, ov skil, er ov kontrjvans; tu 
 akt az if for sport; tu tor; tu trjfl; tu mok; — 
 tu gam; tu kont^nd at gum gam; — tu tuq a 
 mT^zikal instroamcnt; tu operat; tu wonton; tu 
 mtDv ir6gyn,larli; — tu pcrsonat a drama: tu rep- 
 rez^nt a karaktcr; tu akt. 
 
 Plat, Pla, v. t. tu put in akjon er operajon; tu 
 y\\i an instntiment ov mi^zik; tu perform; tu 
 akt: tu cgzibit dramatikali. 
 
 Play, Pla, n. akJon er okyT^paJon fer ple3Tj,r er 
 amqzmcnt; pastim; a3ii),zment; sjxart: jest, not 
 ^rnest;— a drama; a komedi er trijedi; — a gam; 
 praktis ov gamblig: kontcst at a gam: — praktis 
 in eni kontest; cmpldment: — ofis; praktis: akJon; 
 maner ov aktijj: roim for akJon; liberti ov aktig; 
 — de akl ov tuqig an instn^mont. 
 
 Playbill, Pla-bil, n. an advcrtizmcnt ov a pla 
 or dram."itik performans. 
 
 Platbook, Pla-buk, II. a buk kontanig plaz. 
 
 Play BAY, Pla-da, n. a da egz^mt from tasks er 
 wurk. [ster. 
 
 Player, Plti-cr. n. wun hoi plaz; anaktor; a^m- 
 
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 Play'fellow, Pla-fel-o, n. a kompanyon in pla. 
 Playful, Pla-ful, a. fulovpla; ga; mcri;8portiv; 
 
 Ijvli. 
 Playfully, Pla-ful-i, ad. in a plaful manor. 
 Playgame, Plu-gam, n. amt^zmunt er gam ov 
 
 c;ildren. 
 Playgoer, Pla-go-er, n. a frekwentcr ov plaz. 
 Playgoino, Pla-go-ig, a. frekwdntig de tcator. 
 Playhouse, Pla-hTSs, ii. a h-ss for dramatik per- 
 
 fi>rm:insez. 
 Playmate, Pla-mat, n. a plafelo; a kompanjon 
 
 in amqzment. [wid. 
 
 Playtuixg, Pla-tig, n. a ter; a tig tu pla 
 Playweigut, Pl(i-rjt, ii. a maker ov plaz. 
 Playweiter, Pla-rjt-cr, w. a rjter ov jilaz. 
 Plea, Pie, ». {Law) At akt or form ov pledig; 
 
 dat hwiq a pqrti alejez for himself iu a koz trjd 
 
 in kort; At qrgti^mcnt ov a loycr er kiinscl in a 
 
 koz in kort;— an alegajon; an apoloji; qrgiynent; 
 
 defens; an ekski\s. 
 Plead. Pled, v. i. tu ofer plrz or alega/onz az 
 
 (lirgij^mcnts for or agenst sumtig; tu (y^ befir 
 
 a kort ov justis: tu rezn wid aniider; tu be 
 
 ofcrd az a pie; tu rezn. 
 Plead, Pled, r. t. tu defend; tu diskds; tu al^j 
 
 in ]>ledig er qrgqment; tu ofer az an ekski\s. 
 Pleadable. Pled-a-bl, a. dat ma be alejd in pie. 
 Pleader, Pled-er, ii. wun hat plrdz: an advokat. 
 Pleadi.no, Pled-ig, n. At akt er form ov pledig; 
 
 — pi. {Late) At altcrkajonz ov litigants; At ale- 
 
 gajonz ov pqrtiz tu sqts, hwen da qr put intua 
 
 proper and legal form; plez. 
 Pleasa.nt, Plez-ant, a. delitful; gratful tu de 
 
 sensez; qerful; agreabl; plezig:— filed tu raz 
 
 mert; jokos; fascjus; ga: Ijvli; men. 
 Pleasantly, Plez-ant-li, ad. in a plezant maner; 
 
 agreabli; gali; merili; in gud yqmor; Ijtli. 
 Pleasantness, Plez-ant-nes, ». de slat ov beig 
 
 plezant; gaeti. 
 Pleasantry, Plez-ant-ri, n. gaeti; meriment; a 
 
 sprjtli saig; Ijvli tok; Ijt yqmor. 
 Please, Plez, r. t. tu deljt: tu gratifj; tu yn- 
 
 mor; tu satisfj. Tu he pkzd icid, tu aprtbv. 
 
 Tu he plrzd, tu Ijk; tu koadcsend. [Q wurd 
 
 ov seremoni.] 
 Please, Plez, v. i. tu giv plejqr: tu gan aproba- 
 
 Jon; tu Ijk; tu qcDz: tu konde-end: tu komplj. 
 
 [d wurd ov seremoni or cntreti.] 
 Pleasedly, Plez-ed-li, ad. in a wa tu be deljtcd. 
 Pleaser, Plez-er, n. wun hot) plezez or cndevora 
 
 tu plez. 
 Pleasing, Plez-ig, a. afordig ple^j^r; agreabl. 
 Pleasingly, Plez-ig-li, ad. in suq a maner az tu 
 
 giv deljt. 
 Pleasurable, Plej-qr-a-bl, a. dcljtful; ful ov 
 
 plejqr; afordig ple;^qr: plezig. 
 Pleasurably, Plej-qr-a-bli, ;id. wid plc3qr. 
 Pleasure, Plej-qr, n. dat hwiq plezez: gratifi- 
 
 kajon ov de sensez, or ov de mjnd: tranjent en- 
 
 jerment; kumfort; deljt: liDs gratifikajon; — apro- 
 
 bajon: — hwot de wil diktats; qers; qrbitrari wil. 
 
 At plf^V't akordig tu qe^s er dezjr; az wun 
 
 plezez. 
 Pleasure, Plej-nr, r. ». tu pursq plesqr. 
 Pleasure-boat, Ple3-qr-bot, n. a bot yi^zd for 
 
 ekskurjonz ov plejiir. 
 Pleasure-ground, Pl^j-qr-grsnd, »». gr-snd, ncr 
 
 a man/on, devoted tu ornamental purpusez and 
 
 rekreajun. 
 Plebeian, Ple-be-yan, n. a fre sitizcn ov anjent 
 
 Uom, bclogig tu At loer klas; not a patrijan; — 
 
 wun (.iv dr komon pep!: a ruslik. 
 Plebeia.n, Ple-be-yan, a. belogig tu de plebe- 
 
 yanz or k'^iuon pcpl; vul^-ur: lo; komon. 
 Plkbeianism, Ple-be-yan-ia m, t>. At kwolilit o» 
 
 a plebcyan; vulgariti.
 
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 PLI 
 
 Plebeianize, Pk-be-yan-jz, v. t. tta render ple- 
 
 beyan er komon. 
 Plebiscit, Fle-bis-it, n. a lo or erder mad bj de 
 Koman plsbeyanz er komonalti, on de rekwizijon 
 ov a tribyq^n. 
 Plectognathic, Plek-tog-nat-ik, a. apljd ta 
 
 fijez havii) fikst joz. 
 Plectrum, Plek-trum, ?>. [L.] an instra)ment yq,zd 
 bj de anjents fer plair) on de Ijr; — {Anat.} de 
 stjlerd proses ov de temporal bon. 
 Pled, Pled, i. and p. from Pkd; er6niusli yTj,zd 
 
 for phded. Ss (Plfad.} 
 Pledge, Plej, n. eni ti^ put tia pen; a gaj: eni 
 
 til) givn az sekq,riti; a pen; a Jtj^rti; a bal; a 
 hostaj; a depozit; — an invitajon tu drirjk, er a 
 
 belt in drigkig. 
 Pledge, Plej, v. t. tu put in pen; tu g\v az wor- 
 
 ant er sekq^riti; tu sekv^r; — tu invjt tu driijk bj 
 
 a plej, er bj akseptip de knp er belt after 
 
 andder. [givn. 
 
 Pledgee, Plej-e, n. de person tu hctim a plej iz 
 Pledgeless, Plej-les, a. haviij no plejez. 
 Pledgeor, Plej-er, n. {Laic) wun bct> givz a plej: 
 
 kuri-'lativ ov plejs. Se {Jloriyagei/r.} 
 Pledger, Plej-er, n. wun hco plejez eroferz aplej. 
 Pledgery, Plej-er-i, n. {Lau) Ji^rtijip; an an- 
 
 serir) fer. 
 Pledget, Plej-et, n. {Med.) a. flat tent, er smel 
 
 mas ov lint. 
 Pleiades, Ple-ya-dez, ) n. pi. {Myth.) de sevn 
 Pleiads, Ple-yadz, i deterz ov Atlas, hdo wer 
 
 transformd tti stqrz; — de sevn stcirz. 
 Plenabily, Pl^n-a-ri-li, ad. in a plenari maner; 
 
 full. [nes. 
 
 Plexabiness, Plen-a-ri-nes, n. fulnes; komplet- 
 PlexartYj Plen-ar-ti, n. {Eiig. Law) de stat ov 
 
 a benefis, ofis, &s., hwen ful; in opozijon tu 
 
 vakanai. 
 Plenary, Plen-a-ri, er Ple-na-ri, a. ful; kom- 
 
 plet; entjr. Plenari inspirnfan, {Theol.) dat 
 
 kind ov inspirajon hwig ekskl4dz el mikstyii^r 
 
 ov eror. 
 Plenary, Plen-a-ri, n. {Laiv) desjsiv prosedyq^r. 
 Plenilunae, Plen-i-14-nar, a. relatig tu de ful 
 
 mdin. 
 Plempotence, Ple-nip-o-tens, \ n. fulnes ov 
 Pleni POTENCY, Ple-nip-o-ten-si, ) p-ser. 
 Plenipotent, Ple-nip-o-tent, a. invested wid 
 
 ful p"8er. 
 Plenipotentiaet, Plen-i-po-ten-Ji-a-ri, n. an 
 
 ambasador, enver, komijoner, er negdijiator, in- 
 vested wid ful piser. 
 Plenipotentiary, Plen-i-po-ten-Ji-a-ri, a. in- 
 vested wid ful p'serz, az a nEgoJiator. 
 Plenist, Ple-nist, n. wun hw holdz el spas tu be 
 
 ful ov mater; opozd tu vdkyiiut. 
 Plenitude, Plen-i-ti|d, n. de stat ov beig ful; 
 
 de kontrari tu v&kiiiti; — replejon; fulnes; plet- 
 
 ori; abundans; kompletnes. 
 Plenteous, Plen-te-us, a. kopius; egzyt^berant; 
 
 abundant; plentiful; frcDtful. 
 Plenteously, Plen-te-us-li, ad. kopiusli; abun- 
 
 dantli; plentifuli. 
 Plenteousness, Plen-te-us-nes, ;i. abundans; 
 
 plenli. 
 Plentiful, Plen-ti-ful, a. kopius; abundant; 
 
 egzyqberant: frcDtful: ampl; plenttus. 
 Plentifully, Plen-ti-ful-i, ad. k6piusli; abun- 
 
 dantli; egzyqbernutli. 
 Plentifulness, Plen-ti-ful-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 beig plentiful; abundans. 
 Plentinkss, Plen-ti-nes, n. plentifulnes. 
 Plenty, Plen-ti, «. abundans; friBtftilnes; egz- 
 
 y^berans; — ofn j't^zd kolokwiali, but not kor- 
 
 6ktli, az an adjektiv fer ■plentiful; az, woter iz 
 
 Ithnii. 
 
 Plenum, P!e-num, n. [Z.] fulnes ov mater in spas, 
 
 in distigkjon from vakyvium, dat iz, emti stat er 
 
 spas. [kjnd ov serian. 
 
 Pleodont, Ple-Q-dont, n. a laserjan lizard; a 
 Pleonasm, Ple-o-naz-m n. {lihet.) a redundant 
 
 f raz er eksprejon; de yqs ov mor wurdz dan qr 
 
 nesesari. 
 Pleonastic. Ple-o-nas-tikj ) a. relatig tu 
 
 Plkonastical. Ple-o-nas-ti-kal, S pleonazm ; 
 
 redunda. [dantli. 
 
 Pleonastically, Ple-Q-nas-ti-kal-i, ad. redun- 
 Plesiomorphism, Ple-si-o-mer-fiz-m, n. a klos 
 
 rfzeuiblans ov de fermz ov kristaljzd substansez 
 
 tu eq uder. 
 Plesiosaurus, Ple-si-o-se-rus, n., pi. Plc-si-o- 
 
 s6-rj; {(je',1.) a jenus ov ekstigkt maren serianz, 
 
 remqrkabl fer a log nek. 
 Plethora, Plef)-o-ra, n. {Med.) a. redundant 
 
 fulnes ov de blud-veselz; too grat fulnes ov blud 
 
 er hqmorz. 
 Plethoretic, Plet-o-ret-ik, a. pletorik. 
 Plethoric, Plefc-o-rik, er Ple-tor-ik, a. afekted 
 
 bj pletura: — havig a ful habit. 
 Ple'thorical, Ple-tor-i-kal, a. ful in habit; 
 
 1-letorik. [maner. 
 
 Plethorically, Ple-tor-i-kal-i, ad. in a pletorik 
 Plethrum, Pls-trum, n. an anjent Grek mejqr, 
 
 ov, az supozd bj sum, 240 fet. 
 Pleura, Plq-ra, n. [X.l {Anat.) a. dubl mem- 
 bran, hwiq kuverz tte internal kaviti ov de 
 
 toraks. 
 Pleurisy, Ph],-ri-si, "■ {Med.) an inf lama Jon ov 
 
 de phya; a dizez hwiq beginz wid fever, kef, 
 
 pan in de sjd, and a hqrd and strog puis. 
 Pleuritic, Plq-rit-ik, / a. dizezd wid a 
 
 Pleuritical, Plq-rit-i-kal, \ plqrisi; relatig 
 
 tu plurisi. 
 Pleuritis, Plq^-rj-tis, n. {Med.) inflamajon ov 
 
 de plqra; plqrisi. 
 Pleurodont, Plq-ro-dont, n. an igwqnian lizard. 
 Plexcre, Pleks-yqr, n. an interwevig; a tekst- 
 
 yiy. [yon ov f jberz. 
 
 Plexus, Pleks-us, ». [Z.] {Anat.) a wevig;ay^],n- 
 PLIABILITT, Plj-a-bil-i-ti, «. fleksibiliti; plja- 
 
 blnes. 
 Pliable, Plj-a-bl, a. ezili folded er bent; ezili 
 
 perswaded; pljant: fleksibl. [pljabl. 
 
 Pliableness, Plj-a-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 Pliably, Plj-a-bli, ad. in a pljabl maner. 
 Pliancy, Plj-an-si, n. ezines tu be bent; plj- 
 
 ablnes. 
 Pliant, Plj-ant, a. bendig; tuf: fleksil; fleksibl; 
 
 pljabl: kompljig: ezili perswaded. 
 Pliantness, Pij-ant-nes, n. fleksibiliti; tufnes. 
 Plica, Plj-ka, n. [Z.] {3/ed.) a dizez in hwig 
 
 de hF^T bekumz mated and inekstrikabli en- 
 
 taggld; sed tu be elmost pekqlyar tu Poland 
 
 and keld p//A-a Polonika. 
 Plicate, Plj-kat, / „ , , , r , , , 
 Plicated, I'lj-kat-ed, j ^- P^^^'^'^ '^'" f^^*^^<^- 
 Plication, Plj-ka-Jon,- n. de akt ov foldig; a 
 
 fuld. 
 Flicatuee, Plik-a-ttir,* n. a fold; a dubl. 
 Pliers, Plj-erz, n. pi. an instrtDment fer holdig 
 
 sumtig in erder tu bend it. 
 Plight, Pljt. v. t. tu plej; tu giv az Jqrti. 
 Plight, Pljt, n. kondijon; stat: gud kas; plej; gaj. 
 Plighter, Pljt-er, )i. he er dat hwiq pljts. 
 Plinth, Plint, »i. {Arch.) de skw^r pqrt under a 
 
 pedestal, er de loer member ov de bas ov a kol- 
 
 um, wol, &s., in de Jap ov a brik er tjl. 
 Pliocene, Plj-o-sen, n. and a. {Geol.) notig de 
 
 most modern divijon ov de terjari period or 
 
 jfolojists, subsekwent tu de mjosen. It iz 
 
 divjded intu tin pqrts, de older pljosen and ntj,er 
 
 pljosen.
 
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 Plod, Plod, v. i. tu iaV, tu druj; tu labor; ta 
 
 tnvel liiburiusli; tu studi klusli and duUi. 
 Ploddee, Pl6d-er, n. wun hO) plodz; a dul, labo- 
 
 rius miin. 
 Plodding, Plod-ifl, n. At aktova ploder; dal labor. 
 Plonket, P16o-kut, n. a kindov kors wulen klot. 
 Plot, Plot, n. a smol cksteut ov level gritnd; de 
 sain !iz plat; — a ferm; a skem; a plan; — a kon- 
 spirosi; a sekret dezjn; kombina/on; au intr^g; a 
 strativjem; kontrjvans. 
 Plot, Plot, v. i. tti form skemz ov misijif agenst 
 aniider, komonli ag^nst doz in eCbriti; tu kon- 
 trjv; tu skeui. 
 Plot, Plot, v. t. tu plan; tu kontrjv; tu projekt; 
 
 tu dfskrjb akordij) tu iknografi. 
 
 Plot-proof, Plot-proif, a. proaf ag^nst plots. 
 
 PLOTTEi, P16t-er, n. wun hoo plots; a konspirator. 
 
 Plough, PIts, n. an implement ov huzbandri, bj 
 
 hwiq de sffl iz kut and turnd up in furoz: — a 
 
 sort ov plan for mak:g groovz;— a bukbjnderz 
 
 instrijuraent for kutig de ejez ov paper, buk;?, &s.; 
 
 — tilnj; kultyn,r ov land; — bi sum ritn (jjI'M'.} 
 
 Plough, Plu, v. i. tu turn upde 3«rl wid a pi's; 
 
 tu yn,z de pi's. 
 Plough, Pi's, v. t. tu turn up wid a pi's; tu brip 
 tu vii, h\ de pi's; tu furo; tu divjd; tu ti^r; tu 
 sni'Dit wid a bukbjnderz instrument. 
 Ploi'GHable, Pl's-a-bl, a. dat ma be pl'sd; arabl. 
 Plougher, I'l's-er, n. wun hot) pl'sz. 
 Plolghgate, 1'1's-gat, n. a. kwontiti ov land, 
 
 koinpn,ted at ab'st 30 akcrz. 
 Ploughing, Pl's-ig, n. operajon bj de pW. 
 I'LOUGHLAND, Pl'8-land, n. land dat iz pl'sd; kern- 
 land. 
 Ploughman, Pl's-man, n., pi. Pl's-raen; wun hm 
 
 pl'sz: an a;;rikultyn,ral laborer; a rustik. 
 Plough-Monday, Pls-Miin-da, ii. de Munda for 
 be;;init) wurk after de 126 da, or de terminajon 
 ov de Kriimas holidaz. 
 Ploughshare, Pl's-Jq^r, n. de jurn pqrt ov a pi's, 
 
 hwiq kuts degr'snd. 
 Plover. Pliiv-er, n. an akwatik berd; de lapwij). 
 Plow, Pi's, «. an agriku.ltyq,ral implement. Se 
 
 (Plough.) 
 Pluck, Pluk, r. t. tu pul wid fors; tu sna^; tu 
 pul; tu dro; tu fors on er of; tu fans up or d'sn: 
 tu strip of. 
 Pluck, Pluk. n. a pul: a dro; — de hqrt, liver, and 
 
 Ijts ov an animal kild for fiod: — Jkuraj; spiriL 
 Pluoker, Pliik-er, n. wun boo pluks. 
 Plug, Plug, n. eni tig tu stop a hoi, but Iqrjer 
 
 dan a peg; a st4pl. 
 Plug, I'lug, t". t. tu stop wid a plug. 
 Plum. Plum, n. a. frjjt wid a stun: a grnp drjd in 
 de sun; a mzin. In kant laggwaj, n's obsolesent, 
 de sum ov £100,000 sterlig. 
 Plumage, Pli'i-raaj, n. de federz ov a berd: a 
 
 .•iilt OV federz. 
 Plumb, Plum, n. a hevi bodi, yi'ijiiali ov led, sus- 
 pended at de end ov a Ijn, bj bwicj perpendikyn- 
 lariti iz a.«crtand; a pluinet. 
 Plumb. Plum, &d. perpendikyqlarlitude horjzon. 
 Plumb, I'lum, a. jieriiendikynlar tu de harjzon. 
 Plumb, Plum, r. t. tu s'snd; tu serij bj a plum- 
 
 Ijn: tu regyiilnt bj de plumet. 
 Plumbaoine, Plum-ba-jin. n. a v^jetabl prinsipl 
 cgzistig in dc rcbt ov de plumbago Yi^ropea, er 
 lederwurt. 
 Plumbago, Plnm-ba-go, n. (.Vin.) a mineral 
 konsi-tig ov ktirbon and jurn, komonli kold blak- 
 led; kf'll olso gnif jt. 
 Plumbane, Pdim-ban, b. (J/i'n.) a klorid ov led. 
 Plumbean. Pliim-be-an, ) a. kon«istig ov led; re- 
 Plumbeous. Pliim-be-us, t z^rablig led: bcvi:dul. 
 Plumber, Pldm-er, n. wun hiD plumz: a wurker 
 in led. 
 
 Plumbeet, Pldm-er-i, n. led-wnrks; de nianyii- 
 
 faktyq,rz ov led, or ov a plumcr. 
 Plumbikeeous, Plum-bif-er-us, a. prodq,8ig led. 
 Plumbi.no, Pliim-ig, n. {Min.} de opcrajon ov 
 
 s'sndig or sercig amdg mjnz. 
 Plumb-line, Pldm-ljn, n. a Ijn perpendikytilor 
 
 tu de plan ov de horjzon, mad bj dropig a 
 
 plumet. 
 Plum-cake, Pldm-kak, n. kak mad wid plumz 
 
 or razinz. 
 Plume, Phim, n. a feder ov a berd; a feder worn 
 
 az an ornament; a krest; — tokn ov onor; prjz ov 
 
 kontO'St; prjd; t^erig men; — {But.) a pli^miil. 
 
 Se {Plumule.) 
 Plume, Pln,m, v. t. tu pik and adjdst federz; tu 
 
 feder; tu plas az a plil,m; tu adorn wid plq^mz; 
 
 — tu mak pr'sd; tu prjd; tu valyi],; tu strip of, 
 
 az federz: tu strip. 
 Plume-alum, Plq,m-al-um, n. federi alum, a kjnd 
 
 ov asbestos. [federz. 
 
 Plumeless, Plq,ra-les, a. havig no plum; wid-st 
 Plumigerous, Plii-mij-er-us, a. havig federz. 
 Plumiped, Plii-mi-ped, n. a frl dat haz federz 
 
 on de fet. 
 Plumiped, Pl^;-mi-ped, a. havig de fet kuverd 
 
 wid federz. 
 Plummet, PIdm-et, n. a wat ov led ataqt tu a 
 
 strig or plum-ljn, bj bwiq depts qr s'snded, and 
 
 perpendikyqlariti iz asertand; — a pensil holli ov 
 
 led. 
 Plumose, Phi-mcjs, a. federi; d'sn!: pli^mus. 
 Plumous, Plq-mus, a. federi; plqmojs. 
 Plu.mp, Plump.J a. ful wid substans; nsnd and 
 
 slek wid fulnes ov flej: fleji; fat; sick. 
 Plump, Plump.J r. t. tu fatn; tu swel; tu mak 
 
 Iqrj: — tu let fol sudenli; — tu vot for wun kan- 
 
 didat onli, hwen mor dan wun qr tu be elekted. 
 Plump, Plump,J i-. i. tu groi plump; — tu fel er 
 
 sigk d'sn, az a st<jn, or sumtig solid. 
 Plump, Pluinp,t ad. wid a suden er hevi fol. 
 Plumper. Pldmp-er,J n. he or dat hwiq plumps; — 
 
 sumtig wurn in de m'st tu swel de ^cks; — sum- 
 tig Iqrj and ful; — fa d'snrjt Ij. 
 Plumply, Pldmp-li,t ad. r'sndli; full. 
 Plumpness, Pldmp-nes, n. de stat ov beig plump; 
 
 fulnes. 
 Plumporridge, Plum-p6r-ij, n. porij wid plumx. 
 Plum PUDDING, Plum-piid-ig, n. pudig mad wid 
 
 plumz or razinz. 
 Plumpy, Pldmp-i,-!^ a. plump; fat. 
 Plum-tree, Pldm-tre, n. a tre dat b;^rz plumz. 
 Plumula, Plq-mq-la, n. de groig p«rnt ov de 
 
 erabriu, or de roodiment ov de f q,tyq,r stem ov a 
 
 plant; plqmq,!. 
 Plumule. Plq-mij,!, «• {-Bot.} de roodiment ov a 
 
 stem in de cmbrio. 
 Plumy, PId-mi, a. fedcrd; kuverd wid federz. 
 Plunder, Pldn-der, v. t. tu pilaj; tu rob in wor- 
 
 i^T, or az a tef: tu strip: tu sak. 
 Plunder, Pldn-der, h. pilaj; spel takn in wor or 
 
 bi tfft. 
 Plunderage, Pldn-der-aj, n. {Law) de embezl- 
 
 ment ov gudz on bijrd ov a /ip. 
 Plunderer, Pldn-der-er, n. wun ha plunderz; a 
 
 spiTler; a rober. 
 Plunge, Plunj, v. t. tu put sudenli intu water 
 
 or intu eni likwid; tu put intu eni stat sudenli; 
 
 tu huri or fors in sudenli; tu overhw^lm; tu 
 
 imcrs. 
 Plunge, Plunj, p. t. tu sigk, fol, or ruj, ai intu 
 
 woter; tu djv. 
 Plunge, Plunj, n. de akt ov plunjig; suden fol; 
 
 distres. 
 Plcnoee, Pldnj-er, n. wun ho) plunjez; a djver 
 
 — dc furscr ov a pump. 
 Plunkkt, Pldg-ket, ». a kjnd ov bit; kulor.
 
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 Pluperfect, Pli^-per-f ekt, a. ( Gram.) noti^ de 
 
 tens ov Q verb hwiq ekspresez hwot had elredi 
 
 takn plas at sum past tjm menjond; az, "i had 
 
 sen him hsiar." [dan wun. 
 
 Plural, Plivral, a. mor dan wun; ekspresii) mor 
 
 Plural, P14-ral, n. a number kontanig mor dan 
 
 wun. 
 Pluralism, P14-ral-iz-m, n. de kwohti or bsig 
 plixral;— ds sistem er akt ov holdig mor dan 
 wun livir) er benefis. 
 Pluralist, Pli\,-ral-i3t, n. a klerjiman, er eklezi- 
 astik, hot) holdz mor dan wun bensfis, wid ki],r 
 ov solz. 
 Plurality, Plq,-ral-i-ti, n. de stat ovbeig pliiral; 
 a number mor dan wun; dg gratest number, er 
 de gratest ov several numberz; — a kandidat, in 
 an Elekjon, resevz a pliiraliti ov vots, hwen he 
 rESEVz mor dan eni uder kandidat; and he re- 
 sEVz a majoriti ov vots, hwen he tesevz mor 
 dan el uderz. 
 Pluralize, Plii-ral-jz, v. t. tia mak pliiral; tu 
 
 ekspres in dE pliiral ferm. 
 
 Plurallt, Pl^-ral-i, ad. in a sens impljig mor 
 
 dan wun. [rit. 
 
 Pluries, Phi-ri-Ez, n. [£.] {Law) a spejEz ov 
 
 Pluripresence, Pl^-ri-prez-ens, n. prezens in 
 
 meni plasez. 
 Plurisy, Phi,-ri-si,* n. stiperabundans. 
 Plus, Plus, ad. [£.] raar,— {Algebra ) n. dz 
 afermativ er pozitiv sjn, notirj adijon, and mqrkt 
 dus, [+.] 
 Plush, PluJ, n. a vilus er Jagi klot; wulen velvet. 
 Plusher, Pliij-er, ?).. a se-fij. 
 Plutonian, Pli],-t6-ni-an, ) n. wun bco adopts ds 
 Plutonist, P14-to-nist, i teori dat ds ferma- 
 Jon ov dE ert, in its prezent stat, woz efekted bj 
 ignsus f i|gon. 
 Plutonian, Plq,-t6-ni-an, ) a. rElatig tu Pli^to, 
 Plutonic, Ph\-t6n-ik, i tia fjr, er tu dE 
 rejonz ov fjr. — Pliitonik teari, de teori dat as- 
 krjbz dE fermajon ov de ert tu de akjon ov fjr. 
 Pluvial, P14-vi-al, a. rani; rslatig tu ran. 
 Pluviameter, Phx-vi-am-E-ter, n. an instrdament 
 f er mej^riij de kwontiti ov weter dat felz in ran: 
 a ran-gaj. — Ritn elso {Pluviometer.) 
 Pluvious, Ph'i-vi-us, a. rElatig tu ran; plT|,vial. 
 Ply, Plj, I', t. tu wurk on klosli; tu emplff wid 
 dilijens; tu kep bizi; tu set on wurk; tu praktis 
 dir.jentli or ernestli. 
 Ply, Plj, V. i. tu wurk er ofer servis; tu go in 
 hast; tu bizi wunz self; tu be empltrd er aktiv. 
 Ply, Plj, n. bent; turn; kast; bjas; — plat; fold. 
 Plyers, Plj-erz, n. pi. Se {Pliers.) 
 Flying, Plj-ig, n. &e akt ov wun hi» pljz. — 
 {JVaid.) de akt ov wurkig agenst de direkjon 
 ov de wind. 
 Pneumatic, Nn,-mat-ik, ) a. relatig tu de 
 
 Pneumatical, Nq-mat-i-kal, ( nr, tu wind, tu 
 
 bret: tu spirit, er tu nn,matiks; atmosferikal. 
 Pneumatics, Ni^-mat-iks, ?i. pi. ds sjens hwiq 
 tretsov de mEkanikal propertiz, az de wat, prej- 
 Hr, elastisiti, &s., ov elastik fhydz, and partik- 
 yi|larli ov atmosferik q,r: — ni^matoloji. 
 Pneumatological, Nvi,-ma-to-16j-i-kal, a. relat- 
 ig tu m|mat61oji. 
 Pkeumatologist, Nq,-ma-t61-o-jist, n. wun verst 
 
 in uii,mat61oji. 
 
 Pneumatology, Nn,-ma-t61-Q-ji, n. de doktrin 
 
 ov dE propertiz ov Elastik fli^idz; de doktrin ov 
 
 bpirityn,al egzistens. 
 
 Pkeumography, Nii-mog-ra-fi, n. {Anat.) a dt- 
 
 skripjon ov de lugz. Dui)z. 
 
 Pneumology, Nii,-m61-o-ji, n. dt anatomi ov de 
 
 Pneumonia, Ni],-m6-ni-a, n. {Med.) an inflama- 
 
 Jon ov de lui)z. 
 Pneumonic, I^n-m6n-ik, a. relatig tu de lugz. 
 
 Pneumonics, Nii-mon-iks, n. pi. {Med.) medisinz 
 
 fer dizezez ov de lugz. 
 Pneumony, Ni'i-mo-ni, w. dssamaz {Pnetimonia.) 
 FOA, P6-a, n. {Bot.) a. jenus ov grasez; medo- 
 
 gras. 
 Poach, Poq, v. t. tu sofn er kuk bj berlig; tta 
 
 hs\ sljtli; tu mak melo er soft; — *tu stab; — tu 
 
 stel; tu plunder bj stelt. 
 Poach, Poq, v. i. tu stel gam; tu kari of gam 
 
 prjvatli, az in a bag. 
 PoACHARD, Poq-ard, n. a kjnd ov weter-f'sl. 
 Poacher, P6q-er, n. wun hiD poqez or stElz gam. 
 POACHINESS,* P6q-i-nes, n. mqrjines; dampnes. 
 Poaching, Pog-ig, ". de akt ov stElig gam; a 
 
 berlig. 
 Poachy, Poq-i,* a. damp; mqrji. 
 PoAKE, Pok, n. wast arjzig from de preparajon 
 
 ov skinz, kompozd ov \ii\y, Ijm, and el. 
 PocARD, Po-kard, n. a Meksikan herd ov de duk 
 
 kjnd. 
 Pock, Pok, n. a pustti,! from an Eruptiv distem- 
 per, az de smel-poks; a dizez; k's-poks er kjn- 
 
 pok; poks. Se {Small-pox,, and Cow-poK.) 
 PocKBROKEK, P6k-brok-n, a. mq,rkt wid de smel 
 
 poks. Sam az {pock-fretten.) 
 Pocket, P6k-et, n. a p-sq or smel bag in a gqr- 
 
 ment; a p^sq; a smel kwontiti. 
 Pocket, P6k-et, v. t. tu put in de poket. — Tu 
 
 poket up, tu put -st ov sjt; tu tak wid'st egzam- 
 
 inajon er komplant. 
 Pocket-book, P6k-et-buk, n. a buk, er not-kaa, 
 
 fer de poket. 
 Pocket-flap, P6k-et-flap, n. de pes dat kuverz 
 
 de poket-hol. 
 Pocketful, P6k-et-ful, w. az mug az a poket 
 
 wil hold. 
 Pocket-glass, P6k-et-glas, n. a glas karid in de 
 
 poket. 
 Pock-hole, Pok-hol, n. a pit er skqr mad bj a 
 
 pok er de smel-poks. 
 Pock-mark, Pok-mqrk, n. a mqrk mad bj de 
 
 smel-poks. 
 PocK-piTTED, P6k-pit-ed, a. mqrkt wid de smel 
 
 poks. [poks. 
 
 Pocky, P6k-i, a. havig poks; infekted wid de 
 PocosoN, Po-ko-son, n. a litl swomp, mqrj, er 
 
 fen. [Q wurd yn,zd in Verjinia and uder Sud- 
 
 ern Stats.] 
 Pod, Pod, n. de kapsql, er kas ov sedz, ov legrt- 
 
 minus plants. 
 Podagra, P6d-a-gra,er Po-dag-ra, n. [L.] {Med.) 
 
 de g-st in de iet. [g'Sti. 
 
 PoDAGRiCAL, Po-dag-ri-kal, a. relatig tu de gst; 
 PoDDER, P6d-er, n. a gaderer ov podz. 
 PODESTA, Fo-des-ta, n. [Jt.] wun ov de qei maj- 
 
 istrats ov JenoQ er Venis; a majistrat. 
 PoDOLOGY, Po-dol-O-ji, n. Q trEtiz on de fut. 
 Poem, F6-em, 71. de wurk er produkjon ov a poet; 
 
 a poetik,al kompozijon; a pes ov poetri. 
 PoEMATic, Fo-em-at-ik, a. relatig tu a p6em; 
 
 poetikal. 
 Poesy, Po-e-si, n. de qrtov rjtig poetri er poemz; 
 
 poetri; — a Jert konset engravd on a rig; a pozi. 
 Poet, P(S-et, »i. an etor ov poetri; a rjter ov poemz. 
 Poetaster, P6-et-as-ter, n. a vjl, peti poet. 
 Poetess, Po-et-es, n. a femal poet. 
 Poetic, Po-et-ik, ) a. relatig tu poetri; pdr- 
 
 POETiCAL, Po-et-i-kal, \ takig ov poetri: eks- 
 
 prest in poetri; sq,tabl tu poetri. 
 Poetically, Po-et-i-kal-i, ad. wid de kwolitiz 
 
 ov poetri; bj poetri. 
 Poetics, Po-et-iks, n. pi. dat branq ov kritisizm 
 hwiq trets ov de Datyq,r and lez ov poetri; poesi. 
 Poetize, Po-et-jz,* v. i. tu rjt Ijk a poet. 
 PoET-LAUREATE, Po-ot-le-re-at, n. a kigz poet. 
 Poetrkss, Po-et-res,* n. a poetes.
 
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 POKTET, P(5-ct-ri, n. a komporijon in metrikal 
 lafli^waj, proxlqst or embelijt, mor or les, bj a 
 krcativ imajinajon, de end ov hwiq iz tu af(ird 
 intel6ktyq,al ple3q,r, bj eksjtijj Elevated, agreabl, 
 or patelik tmojonz; kompozi/on ytinjtifl fikjon 
 and mtter; vers; metrikal kompozijon; poemz 
 kulcktivli. 
 
 POETSHiP, P(S-et-Jip, n. de stat or rapk ov a poet. 
 
 Pou, Vo, inter, an eksklama/on ov kontemt or 
 averjun. 
 
 PoiONANCT, P^-nan-si, n. de piser ov stimytilatij 
 dc palat; Jqrpnes; aspcriti; pernt. 
 
 Poignant, Ptf-nant, a. Jqrp; p^nttrati^); stimTq,- 
 lati{) de palat: sever: panful: iritatig; ken. 
 
 POJONAXTLY, Ptf-nant-li, ad. in a pffnant maner. 
 
 PoiKiLiTic, P(j-ki-lit-ik, a. (^Geol.) apljd tu de 
 ni], red sandston formajon. 
 
 Point, I'ernt, h. de Jqrp end ov eni instni>inent; 
 eni tig hwiq pcrsez, priks, or wcandz; — dat bwiq 
 baz pozijon but no diinenjonz; — de smelest pos- 
 ibl spas or magnin^^d; — an end ov a Ijn; — a spot 
 hwq,r UJ) or mor Ijnz met; — a strii) wid a tag: — 
 hcdlaDd; promontiari: q kap: — a stig ov an epi- 
 gram: a sentens terminated wid ^um remqrkabl 
 turn ov wurdz or tet; — an indivizibl pqrt ov spas 
 erov tjm; a moment; — pugktilyo: njseti; — egzakt 
 plas; degre; stat; — not ov distigkjon, in rjtig; 
 a stop er dot yqzd in printig or rjtig; — a spot; a 
 pqrt ov a surfas divjded bj spots; de as pnnt; — 
 wun ov de degrez intu hwiq de serkumferens ov 
 de hoqzon, and de marinerz kumpas, iz divided; 
 — de partikyqlar plas tu hwiq eni tig iz direkt- 
 ed; partikyti,lar; jiartikyqlar mod; an am; de 
 akt ov amip; de {iartikyi],lar tig rekwjrd; in- 
 stans: egzdmpi; a siggl jiozijon^, a siggl aser/on; 
 a siggl pqrt ov a komplikated kwest3'on; a siggl 
 pqrt ov eni hoi; a not, in mqzik. Aktitj p^nt, 
 in fiziks, de egzakt spot at hwiq eni impulj iz 
 givn. Pent hlaijk, de hwjt mqrk at hwic am 
 iz takn; az, an aro iz Jot tu de pint hlarjlc, or 
 hwjt mqrk; — y(j,zd adverbiali for ditektli. Pent 
 dcviz, or dcL-/8, orijinali a sort ov las or f jn nedl- 
 wurk; — sumtig veri njs and egzakt. Pbnt ov ajt, 
 {Perspective} dat hwiq iz egzaktli opozit tu de 
 j. ae meltii) or fuziij i/^nts ov solidz, and de 
 hBlii) and /rizij pbrit-s ov likwidz, qr doz degrez 
 ov het at hwiq uieltig, berlig, and fre/.ig, respek- 
 tivli kom^ns. I'Dni ov insulen^, de plas bw^r, 
 bj strjkig a rczistig or refraktig surfas, de mo/on 
 iz qanjd in direkjon. PbrJ, ov u^ de plas from 
 hwiq an objekt iz sen. 
 
 Point, Pernt, c t. tu Jqrpn; tu forj or grjnd tu a 
 pffnt: — tu direkt wid at pflrnt toardz; tu am: 
 tu direkt de j or notis; tu Jo, az bj direktig de 
 figger: tu indiknt; tu direkt toardz; — tu dis- 
 tiggwij bj stops er penta; — tufil wid mortar and 
 smit>d wid a tnsel. 
 
 Point, I'emt, r. i. tu not, bj pentig de figger: tu 
 distiggwij wurdz or sentensez bj pffnts; tu indi- 
 kat, az dogz dco tu sportsmen; tu Jo distigktli. 
 
 PoiSTAL, P«fnt-al, n. {Dot.) de pistil ov a fiver. 
 Se iPista.) 
 
 P0INT-3LANK, Pffnt-btagk, ad. ( Gun.) denotig 
 dat hwen de pes iz levuld, de Jot goz direktli 
 forward, and duz not mcav in a kurvd Ijn: — di- 
 rektli: strat forward tu de mqrk; — a hwjt mqrk. 
 Se {Point.) 
 
 Poi.VTED, Pffnt-cd, a. Jqrp; havig a pffnt or pornts; 
 direkted wid porsonaliti; epigramatikal. 
 
 PoiNTKDLT, Ptjfnt-ed-li, ad. in a panted maner; 
 Jqr[ li. [pflrnted: Jqrpnes. 
 
 PoiNTEDNEsa, Pthit-ed-nes, n. dc kwditi ov beig 
 
 PoiNTEL, I'tfnt-el, n. a kjnd ov peosil er stjl; eni 
 tig on a p«fnt. 
 
 Pointer, Ptrnt-er, n. he er dat hwiq p^rnts; a dog 
 dat ptirnts "st de gam tu sportsmen. 
 
 Pointing, P<hit-ig, n. a Jqrpnig; pngktyTiaJoB; 
 de akt ov filig wid mortar; de mertar yqzd for 
 perntlg. [Jqrp. 
 
 Pointless, Ptrnt-les, a. havig no p<Tnt; blont; not 
 
 Poise, IVz, n. fors tendig tu de senter; wat; bal- 
 ans: ekwilibrium; ekwiperz. 
 
 Poise, Perz, v. t. tu balans; tu hold er plas in 
 ekwiponderans; tu lod wid wat; tu be ekwi- 
 ponderant tu; tu wa; tu egzamin bj de balans. 
 
 Poison, P<5r-zn, n. a jr^s, drug, gas, or uder sub- 
 stans, dat distdrbz, susp^ndz, or destrtrz Ijf, er 
 wun or mor ov de vjtal fugkjonz; venom; eni 
 tig infekjus or malignant. 
 
 Poison, Pw-zn, v. t. tu infekt wid p«zn; tu at4k, 
 injii,r, or kil bj p<rzn givn; tu konipt; tu tant. 
 
 PoisoxABLE. Ptf-zn-a-bl, n. dat ma be ptfznd. 
 
 Poisoner, P^-zn-er, n. wun hco peznz. 
 
 Poisoning, Pif-zn-ig, n. de akt ov givig pezn. 
 
 Poisonous, Pj-zn-us, a. kontanig pfTzn; venom- 
 us: havig de kwolitiz ov perzn. 
 
 PoisONOuSLY, Ptf-zn-us-li, ad. venomasH. 
 
 PoisoxousNESS, Ptf-zn-ui-nes, n. venomusnes. 
 
 Poison-teee, Ptf-zn-tre, n. a plant. 
 
 PoiTREL, Ptf-trel, n. qrmor for de brest ov a hers. 
 
 Poize, Pffz, n. Se {Piase.) 
 
 Poke, Pok.t n. de akt ov won hd) poks; *abag; a 
 sak; — a plant; gqrget. 
 
 Poke, Pok,I v. t. tu put er trust forward, az de 
 hand, a stik, er de horn ov a broot; tu fel in de 
 dqrk: tu serq wid a log instnnment. 
 
 Poker, Pok-er, n. he er dat hwiq poks; an jam 
 bqr fer sterig de f jr; a gam at kqrdz. 
 
 Poking, Pok-ig.J a. drujig; servil. 
 
 POKIXG-STICK, Pijk-ig-stik, n. an instrument an- 
 Jentli mad yq,s ov tu adjdst de plats ov rufs. 
 
 POLACCA, Po-lak-a, n. a Levantin vesel wid tre 
 masts; — ritn elso {polacre and polaque.) Se 
 {Polacre.) 
 
 POLACEE, Po-lq-ker, ) n. [/>.] {Xavt.) a Levantin 
 
 PoLAcjuE, Po-l(ik, j vesel; a pekqlyar rig ov 
 a vesel, havig no pol masts, no tops, and sum- 
 tjmz no kros-trez. Se {Polacca.) 
 
 FoL\Si, P6-lar, a. relatig tu de pol er polz; bei^j 
 ner de pol: ijqig from de pol. 
 
 PoLAECHY, P61-ar-ki, n. a guvemment bj meni- 
 
 PoLAEiscoPE, Po-lar-i-skop, n. an aparatus, er 
 instrinment, fer egzibitig de polarizajon ov Ijt. 
 
 PoLAEiTY, Po-l.ir-i-ti, n. tendensi tu de pol; dat 
 properti ov bodiz in konsekwensov hwiq da tend 
 or p<Tnt tu givn polz. [jzd. 
 
 PoLAEiZABLE. Po-lur-jz-a-bl, a. dat ma be polar- 
 
 PoLAEiZATiON. Po-lor-i-za-Jon, n. {Optics) dt 
 akt ov p<51arjzig. dc stat ov beig polarizd: — dt 
 modifikajon ov Ijt, bj kezig it tu undergib serten 
 reflekjonz and rcfrakjonz, in konsekwens ov 
 hwiq it no logger prezents de sam fenomena ov 
 reflekjon and transmijon, az Ijt hwiq haz not bin 
 subjekted tu suq akjon. 
 
 POLAELZE, Po-lar-jz, f. t. tu render polari; ta 
 render Ijt inkapabl ov reflekjon and transmijon 
 in serten dirckjonz, wid an alqjon tu an imaji- 
 nari konfermiti tu de polz ov a magnet. 
 
 PoLAET, Pdi-lar-i, a. tendig tu de pul; direkted 
 toard de polz. 
 
 POLDEE, P61-der, n. a selt mqrj, az in Iloland. 
 
 Pole, Pol, n. wun ov de ekstremitiz ov de im.iji- 
 nari aksis ov dc ert; de ekstremiti ov eni aksia 
 ov rotajon, orov de aksis ov a sfer: — dt pffnt in 
 a bodi in hwiq its atraktiv or repiilsiv forsapen 
 tu be konsentmtcd: — a mejqr ov legt kontanig 
 16>4 fet, or b]^ yqrdz; a Jierq: a rod: — an instnn- 
 ment fer me3qrig: a log stak; a log staf: a log, 
 slender pea ov timber, a tol pes ov timber cr^kt- 
 ed;— a nativ ov Poland. 
 
 POLC, Pol, p. t. tu fumij wid poll; ta kari wid 
 polz; tu puj forward bj polz, ax a bat.
 
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 Pole-axe, PcSl-aks, n. an aks fikst tu a log pol. 
 
 Polecat, PcSl-kat, n. a fetid animal ov ds wezl 
 trjb. 
 
 PoLEMARCH, Pol-mqrq, n. a rooler oran qrmi; an 
 Atenian ofiser hcb had under hiz qqrj el stranjerz 
 in Atenz, and de qildren ov doz hcD had lost d^r 
 Ijvz in ii\r kuntriz servis. 
 
 PoLEMAST, Pol-mast, n. {Naut.} a mast fermd 
 ov a siijgl trs. [Jalist. 
 
 Polemic, Po-lem-ik,7i. a dispixtant; a kontrcover- 
 
 PoLEMiC, Po-lem-ik, ) a. kontroverjal; dis- 
 
 PoLEMiCAL, Po-lem-i-kal, \ pi^tajus; kontenjus; 
 dispqtativ. 
 
 Polemics, Po-lem-iks, n. -pi. kontroversi; kontro- 
 verjal trstizez; tEolojikal kontroversi. 
 
 PoLEMiST, P61-E-mist, n. a kontroverjalist; a po- 
 leraik. 
 
 PoLEMOSCOPE, Po-lem-o-skop, n. ( Optics) a. kjnd 
 ov kruked er oblek perspektiv glas er instrooment 
 for SEiij objekts hwiq kan not bs sen bj dir^kt 
 vi;^on. 
 
 POLESTAR, Pol-stqr, n. &z nerfi stqr; a stqr nsr 
 de pol, bj hwiq navigatorz kompTi,t d.^r nerdern 
 latiU|d: sjnoJq,r; lodstqr; a gjd. 
 
 Police, Po-Ies, n. {Fri] de regyq,laJon and guv- 
 ernment ov siti, t'sn, er kuntri, so fqr az regqrdz 
 de inhabitants, er so fqr az rElats tu &?, man- 
 tenans ov gud order, klenlines, helfc, &s.; At 
 bodi er sivil fors bj hdiz msnz dez objekts qr 
 efekted. [{Policied.} 
 
 Policed, Po-lEst, a. regyrilated; guvernd. Se 
 
 Policeman, Po-lES-man, »»., jjZ. Po-Iss-men; wun 
 ov ds drdinari polES ov a t'sn or siti. 
 
 Police-officer, Po-les-of-i-ser, n. an ofiser ov 
 Az sivil guvernment. [polEst. 
 
 Policied, P61-i-sid, a. regyqlated bj lez; guvernd; 
 
 Policy, P61-i-si, n. Ae qrt ov guvernment; rcDl; 
 manajmientov publik af4rz, foren erdomestik; — 
 qrt; pra>dens; manajment ov komon af4rz; strat- 
 ajem. d worant fer muni in Ae publik fundz; 
 a tiket; — a worant for sum pEki^lyar kjndz ov 
 klam; — an instrument er rjtii) givn bj injq,rerz 
 tu mak giad dE tii) injqrd. 
 
 Poling, Pol-iij, n. Ae akt ov yi],zig polz fer eni 
 purpus;urjii) forward a bot bj polz; a smol bord 
 fer suportig dE ert hwjl a tunel iz fermd. 
 
 Polish, P61-iJ, v. t. tia smood; tu brjtn bj atrijou; 
 tia glos; tia ref jn; tu mak elegant ov manerz. 
 
 Polish, P61-iJ, v. i. tu bckiim smcnd, brjt, er 
 glosi. [poljtnes. 
 
 Polish, Pol-iJ, n. qrtif ijal glos; elsgans ov manerz; 
 
 Polish, Po-liJ, a. rslatig tu Poland er its inhab- 
 itants. 
 
 PoLisHABLE, P61-iJ-a-bl, a. kapabl ov bsiij polijt. 
 
 Polished, Pol-ijt, a. mad smcod and brjt; — refind 
 in manerz; poljt. [polijt. 
 
 PoLiSHEDNESS, Pol-iJ-ed-nes, n. Ae stat ov beiij 
 
 Polisher, P61-iJ-er, n. he or dat hwiq polijez. 
 
 Polishing, P61-iJ-ig, n. Ae akt ov giviij a glos or 
 polij- [polij. 
 
 PoLiSHMENT, P61-iJ-ment,* n. Ae akt ov polijiij: 
 
 Polite, Po-ljt, a. ov polijt er rsfjnd manerz; jen- 
 t£l; kurtsus; sivil; elegant; polijt; rgfjnd. 
 
 Politely, Po-ljt-li, ad. in a poljt maner; jentElli. 
 
 Politeness, Po-ljt-nes, «. de kwoliti ov b£ig po- 
 ljt; gud brediij; gud manerz; refjnment; ele- 
 gans ov manerz; jentiliti: siviliti; kurtesi. 
 
 Politic, P61-i-tik, a. wjz; sagajus; Jrcod; kojus; 
 prcDdcnt; qrtful; kunig; — politikal, az in de fraz 
 " hodi politik." 
 
 Political, Po-lit-i-kal, a. relatig tu guvernment, 
 politi, er politiks; rElatir) tu publik af4rz; naj- 
 onal; publik; sivil. Politikal ekdnomi, de 
 sjens hwiq trets ov de welt ov najonz and de 
 kezez ov its inkres er dimini\Jon; Ae prinsiplz 
 ov guvernment. 
 
 Politically, Po-lit-i-kal-i, ad. wid relajon tu 
 
 politiks. 
 Politician, Pol-i-tij-an, n. wun verst in politiks; 
 
 wun devoted tu politiks; wun ho iz mug in 
 
 publik Ijf; a statsman; a man ov qrtifis. 
 Politicly, P61-i-tik-li, ad. in a politik maner; 
 
 qrtfuli. 
 Politics, P61-i-tiks, n. pi. Ae qrt er sjens ov guv- 
 ernment; politikal sjens; de administrajon OT 
 
 publik af^rz; publik af4rz; de kondukt and kon- 
 
 tenjonz ov politikal pqrtiz. 
 Polity, P61-i-ti, n. Ae sjens er qrt ov guvernment; 
 
 a ferm ov guvernment; sivil konstitqjon; polisi; 
 
 qrt; manajment. 
 Poll, Pol, ?i. Ae bed; de bak ov de hed: a kata- 
 
 log er list ov personz; a rejister ov hedz; an elek- 
 
 Jon; de <akt ov votig. 
 Poll, Pol, v. t. tu lop of de hed er top ov eni tig, 
 
 az trez; tu kut of h^r from de hed; tu klip; tu 
 
 Jer; tu krop; tu tak a list er rejister ov personz; 
 
 tu enter wunz nam in a lister rejister; tu insert 
 
 intu a number, az a voter; tu resev er giv, az 
 
 vots. 
 Pollard, Pol-ard,* «. a tre lopt er pold; a klipt 
 
 kern; de qub-fij; a stag dat haz kast hiz hernz. 
 Pollen, Pol-en, ». a f jn bran; farjna. {Bot.} de 
 
 pTsder kontand in de anter ov a f I'ser, komp(Szd 
 
 ov globyi^lz, kontanig de fekundatig mater. 
 Pollenine, P61-en-in, n. {Chem.} a substans 
 
 pr£p4rd from de polen ov ti],lips. 
 Pollen-tube, P61-en-tqb, ?i. {Ilot.} a membran- 
 
 us t\|b emited bj polen after felig on de stigma. 
 Poller, P61-er, n. wun hi» polz; a kliper; a rober. 
 Poll-evil, P61-e-vl, n. a swelig er inflamajon in 
 
 a horsez pol er in de nap ov de nek. 
 Pollicitation, Pol-is-i-ta-Jon, >i. {Oivil law) a. 
 
 promis not yet aksepted bj de person tu hcom it 
 
 iz mad. 
 Pollinctor, Pol-igk-tor, n. [i.] wun ho prEp4rd 
 
 materialz fer embqmig de ded. 
 POLLiwiG, P61-i-wig, n. a tadpol; a perwigl. 
 Pollock, P61-ok, n. a fij ov de kod kjnd. [pol. 
 Poll-tax, P61-taks, n. a taks asest bj de hed or 
 Pollute, Pol-i\,t, v. t. tu mak unklen; tu def jl; 
 
 tu taut; tu kordjit; tu kontaminat; tu infekt; 
 
 tu vijiat. 
 PoLLUTEDLY, Pol-vit ed-li, ad. wid polqjon. 
 Pollutedness, Pol-v|,t-ed-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 polqted. 
 Polluter, Pol-q,t-er, n. wun bcc poh\ts; a def jler. 
 Pollution, Pol-x|-Jon, n. de akt ov poln,tig; stat 
 
 ov beig polqted; tant; defjlment. 
 Pollux, P61-uks, n. {Astron.) a fikst stqr; — wun 
 
 ov Ae twinz fermig de konstelajon Jeminj. Se 
 
 {Castor.} 
 Polonaise, Po-lo-naz, n. [Fr.] a kjnd ov wiamanz 
 
 rob er dres, adopted from de fajon ov de Polz. 
 
 — {3lus.} a polij ^r and dans. 
 Polonese, Po-lo-nez, n. Ae Polij laggwaj;— a. 
 
 relatig tu Poland. 
 Polt, Polt, Jl. a bio: a strok; a puj. 
 Poltin, Pol-tin, u. a Roojan kern ov de valyq ot 
 
 ab'st 37 sents. 
 Poltroon, Pol-trdbn, n. a k-sard; a sk-sndrel. 
 Poltroonish, Pol-trCbn-iJ, a. rezemblig a pol- 
 
 trdyn; k'sardli. 
 PoLVERiNE, P61-ver-in, n. kalsjnd ajez ov a plant 
 
 ov de Levant, dat hav de natyi^r ov perl-ajez. 
 Poly, P61-i, a prsfiks in wurdz ov Grek orijin, 
 
 signiriirj nieni, 7nuUiplika/on, pliiraliti, &s.; az, 
 
 poligoii, a figyqr ov meni agglz. 
 PoLYACOusTic, Pol-i-a-krf)s-tik, a. dat multiplja 
 
 s'sndz; inkresig sxndz. 
 PoLYACOusTics, Pol-i-a-kdbs-tiks, n. pi. Ae qrt 
 
 ov multipljig s'sndz; instrooments for multipljig 
 
 sundz.
 
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 POLYADEi.pniA, Pol-i a-d(5l-fi-a, n. {Bot.)aV.la3 
 
 ov planls. 
 PoLYAr>ELPHiTE, Pol-i-a-d(Sl-f jl, n. a varjeti ov 
 
 grirriut. 
 Polyadelphous, Pol-i-a-d61-fus, a. {Dot.) hav- 
 
 i|) stamenz koinbjnd intia mar dan ta> pqrselz. 
 POLYANDEIA, Pol-i-in-dfi-a, n. {Dot.) a klas ov 
 
 plants. 
 POLYANDROUS, Pol-i-An-dru3, &. {Hot.) havip 
 
 niur dan twi'iiti hipojinus slainonz. 
 Polyandry, Pol-i-an-dri, n. a pln,raliti ov huz- 
 
 bandz. 
 Polyanthus, Pol-i-An-tus, n. a plant and fl'ser 
 
 ov raeni hq,z; a priuiroz; — sumtjmz ritn {Pnhj- 
 
 anlh'is.) [poliqrki. 
 
 Polyarchist, P<51-i-qr-kist, n. an advokal fiir 
 Polyarchy, P61-i-qr-ki, n. a guvcrnment bj 
 
 meni, optJzJ tu monaiki. 
 Polyahoite, Pol-i-^r-jjt, n. (J/i«.)a mineral aljd 
 
 tu ruzjt. 
 POLYAUTOGRAPHY, Pol-i-o-i6g-ra-f i, n. de qrt 
 
 ov raultipl[i() kupiz or otografd; u kjnd ov lito^- 
 
 rafi. [ov silver. 
 
 Polybasite, Po-lib-a-sjt, n. {Jlfin-.} n sulfuret 
 PoLYCARPOUS, Pol-i-k4r-pu3, a. {Hot.} b^irig rauq 
 
 friDt. 
 PoLYCUROiTE, Pol-i-kro-jt, n. {CAem.) de kulor- 
 
 ifl mater ov safron. 
 PoLYCHROMY, I'ol-i-kro-nii, fi. de anjent qrt or 
 
 prakli3 ov kulorij) statynz and eksteriorz ov 
 
 bildipz. 
 PoLYCOTYLEDOSOUS, Pol-i-kot-i-ldd-o-nu3, a. 
 
 {Dot.} havifl muir dan t<» kotiledonz. 
 Polycracy, Pu-lik-ra-si, n. a guvcrnment bj 
 
 ni'Mii nulerz. 
 PoLYEDROv, Piil-i-E-dron, n. Se {Polyhedron. y 
 Polyoamist, Pd-lig-a-mist, n. an ddvokat for 
 
 poligaini; wun hin haz mor dan wun wif. 
 Polygamous, Ptj-lig-a-mus, ,i. rclatifl tu. polig- 
 
 ami. — {Hot.) havi|) mal and hormafrodjt, or fe- 
 
 mal and hcrmafriadjt, or mal, ffmal, and hermaf- 
 
 rudjt flTjerz on de sam or diferont individyqalz. 
 Polygamy, Po-lig-a-nii. n. iilqraliti dv wjvz; de 
 
 akt or kustom ov baviij mur dan wun wjf, or 
 
 mor dan wun huzband, at de sam tjm. 
 POLYGARCHY, P61-i-gqr-ki, n. a guvernment bj 
 
 raoni. 
 Polyglot, P61-i-glot, n. wun hiD understAiidz 
 
 meai lag.;wajuz; a buk or a wurk, az de liibi, 
 
 in scvenil laflgwnjez. 
 Polyglot, P61-i-glot, a. havii) meni laggwajez. 
 Polygon, I'61-i-gon, n. a figyqr ov meni ajjglz; 
 
 a ranj ov biMi;jz wid several kornerz ordivi;^onz. 
 Polygonal, Pu-lig-o-nal, a. havig meui ajiglz. 
 Polvgonometry, Pol-i-gu)-n6m-E-tri, n. dz dok- 
 
 frin or proporliz ov poligonz. 
 POLVGONY, Po-lig-o-ni, «. notgras. 
 Polygram, P61-i-gram, n. a figyqr konsistig ov 
 
 mi-ni linz. 
 Polygraph, P61-i-graf, n. an instrtnment for 
 
 miiltipliifl kopiz ov a rjtin. — {liihlitxjraph;/) a 
 
 kolukjon ov diferent wurks eder bf wun orsev- 
 
 onil oti-irz. 
 Polvoraphio, Pol-i -graf-ik, j a. relatig tu 
 
 PoLYGRAPHiCAL, Pol-i-graf-i-kal, j pcsligrafi or 
 
 tu puligrafs. 
 POLVQRAPHY, Pu-lig-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov rjtio in 
 
 vnriu.-< sjferz, and ov desjforifl dom. 
 POLYGYN, P6l-i-jin, II. {Bot.) a plant bavij) meni 
 
 pi>;tilz. [stjlz. 
 
 PoLYOYNOCS, Po-lij-i-nu8, a. (Bot.) havig meni 
 Polygyny, Po-lij-i-ni, n. a pli^raliti ov wjvi; 
 
 poligami. 
 Polyhalite, Po-lj-hal-jt, n. {3fin.} a mineral 
 
 from Iskci in Bstria: a mineral kontanig meni 
 
 solts. 
 
 Polyhedral, Pol-i-bt-dral, j a. bavij meni 
 
 Polyhedrical, Pul-i-hed-ri-kal, I sjdz. 
 Polyhedron, I'ol-i-he-dron, n., /it. Pol-i-he-dra, 
 
 {(j'eo/ii.) u figyqr or a solid bodi ov meni sjdz; 
 
 — a muliipl|iy glas. 
 Polyhydrite. Pol-i-hj-drit, n. {Min.y a liilikat 
 
 ov de per6k.-iid ov jurn. [atir. 
 
 PoLYLOQUENT, I'ts-lil-o-kwent, a. tokig muq; tek- 
 I'oLYMATHio, Pol-i-mat-ik, a. relatijj tu po- 
 
 liiiiati. 
 I'OLVMATHY, Pu»-lim-a-ti, n. de nolej ov meni qrta 
 
 and sj'.-nsez; vurius lernin. [formz. 
 
 I'oLVMORPHOUS, Fol-i-mor-f US, a. havij) meni 
 PoLVMORPHY, Pol-i-mer-fi, n. de stat ov havig 
 
 meni f'lrmz. 
 Polynesia, Pol-i-ne-ji-a, n. a spas in de Pasifik 
 
 CJJan liwiij inklqdz meni klusterz ov jlandz. 
 Polynesian, Pol-i-ne-^i-an, a. relatig tu Poli- 
 
 nejia. 
 Polynomial, Pi<l-i-nij-mi-al, a. bavig meni namz 
 
 or termz. multinomial. [namz. 
 
 Polyonomous, Pol-i-6n-ca-mu3, a. haviij meni 
 Polyonomy, Pol-i-6n-o-mi, n. a multiplisiti ov 
 
 IIMtUZ. 
 
 PoLVOPTRO.v, P.il-i-6p-tron, j /?.. (Ojjticf^) a g\ai 
 
 PoLVOPTRUM, Pol-i-6p-trum, i troa hwiq objokts 
 
 nyiic muUipl^d, but not diminijt; a miiltipljig 
 
 gldS. 
 
 PoLYORAMA, Pol-i-o-ra-ma, ii. literal!, meni vqz; 
 an optikal majen prezentig meni vij,z. Se {Pan- 
 orama.} 
 
 Polype, l*61-ip, n. de nam ov an ekst^nsiv grcDp 
 ov radiated aiiinialz, in de sistem ov Kqvia, 
 asu)[iatcd tugeder bj de koiuon karakter ov a 
 flfji bodi, ov a konikal or silindrikal form, kom- 
 onli fik.-it bj wun ekstreraiti, and wid de m^t 
 sityqated at de opozit end, and surisnded bj 
 mor or les nqmerus qrmz or tentaklz. — Kitn 
 olscj {Poh/pus.y [polipus. 
 
 PoLYPEAN, Pol-i-pe-an, a. relatifl tu de polip or 
 
 PoLYPETALOUS, Pol-i-pet-a-lu3, a. {BU.y havig 
 meni pctalz. [tiflZ. 
 
 PoLYPHAGOus, Po-lif-a-gus, a. fedig on meni 
 
 Polypharmacy, Pol-i-f4r-ma-si, n. a fqrmasi 
 eiiibrasii) meni ingredients. 
 
 POLYPUONIA.V, Pol-i-f(5-ni-an, ii. a mqzikal in- 
 strjjmont. 
 
 I'OLYPiiONic, Pol-i-fon-ik, a. havig meni s'sndz. 
 
 PoLVPUONiSM, Po-lif-Q-niz-m, ft. multiplisiti ov 
 ■■^"siid. [meni ssndz. 
 
 PoLYPHONiST, Po-lif-o-nist, n. wun prodqsifl 
 
 PoLYPHONOUs, Pu lif-o-nu3, a. havifl meni s-sndz. 
 
 Polyphony, Pu-lif-o-ni, n. a multiplisiti ov 
 ."i-smlz. 
 
 PoLYPHYLLOus, Pol-i-fil-us, a. havij) meni levz. 
 
 PoLYPiFEROUS, Pol-i-pif-er-u3, a. prodqsij) pol- 
 ips. 
 
 POLYPiTE, P61-i-pit, n. a fosil polipus or polip. 
 
 POLVPODE, Pol-i-pod, n. {Ent.) a miliped; po- 
 ll pud i. 
 
 Polypody, PiD-lip-o-di, n. {B.<t.) ajenus ov or- 
 namental fernz, ov several spejez. 
 
 POLYPORITK, Pia-lip-o-rjt, n. a plant havij meni 
 T'^^rz. [de ])olipu3. 
 
 Polypous, Pol-i-pus, a. relntig tu or jxirtakii) ov 
 
 Polypus, P61-i-pus, n. [L.] pi. P61-i-pj. {£/>'_/.) 
 P6l-i-pu3-ez; wun ov agniipov radiated animalz: 
 a )K)lip. Se {P<>lyi>e.)—{Med.'} a fle/i tqmor, 
 az in de nostrilz or yqterus. 
 
 PoLYSCHEMATiST, Pol-i-ske-ma-tist, a. havio 
 meni fi>rmz. 
 
 Polyscope, Pol-i-skop, n. {Optics) a lens, kon- 
 sislifl iiv several plan siirfasez dispcjzd under a 
 konveks form; a miiltipljig glas. 
 
 POLYSEPALOUS, Pol-i-sep-a-lu3, a. bavip meni 
 sepalz.
 
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 Polyspast, P61-i-spast, n. a majen haviij meni 
 
 puliz. [meni sedz. 
 
 PoLYSPEEM, P61-i-?perm, n. a irz wid frmt ov 
 POLYSPERMOUS, Pol-i-sper-mus, a. {Bot.} havii) 
 
 meni stdz. [meni kolumz. 
 
 PoLTSTYLE. P61-i-stjl, n. {Ai'ck.} an edifis havir) 
 Polysyllabic, Pol-i-si-lab-ik, j a. haviij 
 
 PoLYSYLLABiCAL, Fol-i-si-lab-i-kal, i meni sil- 
 
 ablz; pertanii) tia a polisilabl. 
 PoLYSYLLABicisM, Pol-i-sl-lab-i-siz-m, n. de stat 
 
 ov havig meni silablz. 
 Polysyllable, P61-i-sil-a-bl, n. a wurd ov meni 
 
 silablz, or ov mor dan trs silablz. 
 Polysyndeton', Pol-i-sin-ds-ton, )». {Rhet.) a 
 
 figyil^r bj hwiq konjuijkjonz C\t ofn repsted; az, 
 
 "i kam, and so, and overkam." 
 PoLYSYNTHETic, Pol-i-sin-tet-ik, ) a. formig 
 
 POLYSYKTHETICAL, Pol-i-sin-tet-i-kal, \ a mani- 
 fold komp'snd or kompozijon. 
 Polytechnic, Poli-tek-nik, \ a. komprjzii) 
 
 POLYTECHNICAL, Pul-i-tek-ni-kal, j meni qrts. 
 
 Puliteknik sJcml, a skcDi in hwiq meni ov de lib- 
 eral qrts qr tot. 
 Polytheism, P61-i-ts-iz-m, n. ds doktrin ov a 
 
 plqraliti ov godz. [izm. 
 
 PoLYTHEiST, Pol-i-te-ist, n. a belsver in polits- 
 PoLYTUEiSTic, Pol-i-ts-is-tik, ) a. rslatig 
 
 PoLYTHEiSTiCAL, Pol-i-tg-is-ti-kal, i tu poli- 
 
 teizm: holdig a pli|raliti ov godz. 
 PoLYTHEisTiCALLY, Fol-i-le-is-ti-kal-i, ad. in a 
 
 politfistikal maner. 
 Polyzonal, Pol-i-zcJ-nal, a. bavii) meni zonz or 
 
 belts: — apljd tu a burniij lenz konstrdkted ov 
 
 several zonz er ripz. [komp'snd animal. 
 
 POLYZOON, Pol-i-z(5-on, n. {Zfjol.} a spejez ov 
 Pomace, Piim-as, n. ds substans ov grsnd aplz 
 
 after de sjder iz eksprest. [latii) tia or Ijk aplz. 
 POMACEOUS, Po-ma-Jus, a. konsistiij ov aplz; re- 
 PoMADE, Po-mad, n. a fragrant ffntment. [der. 
 Pomander, Po-man-der, n. a perf4md bel or pu- 
 POMATUM, Po-ma-tum, n. [L.] an ujgwent er 
 
 erntment for de h^r. [de hq,r. 
 
 Pomatum, Po-ma-tum, v. t. tin aplj pomatum tu 
 Pome, Pom, n. {Bot.} an apl, er fra>t lik dat ov 
 
 de apl, p^r, &s. 
 PoMECiTRON, Pum-sit-ron, n. a sitron apl. 
 Pomegranate, Pum-gran-at, n. a tre and its 
 
 froot, hwiq iz az Iqrj az an oranj, fild wid nii,- 
 
 merus sedz, cq surTsnded wid pulp; — an orna- 
 ment Ijk a pumgranat. 
 Pomeroy, Pum-rer, ) . , 
 
 Pomeroyal, Pum-r»-al, 1 "' "" '^""^ °^ ^P^- 
 Pomewater, Piim-vFo-ter, n. a Iqrj, jt\,si apl. 
 Pomiferols, Po-mif-er-us, a prodqsig aplz, or 
 
 de Iqrj froots, inklqdii) gordz, &s. 
 Pommage, Piim-aj, ?i. de substans ov aplz gr'snd, 
 
 befor er after de sjder iz eksprest; pumas. 
 POMME, Pum, )i. [Fr.] {Her.) a devjs, er pqrt ov 
 
 a devjs, Ijk an apl. 
 Pommel, Fiim-el, n. a. bel er nob; de nob on de 
 
 hilt ov a sord; de protqberant pqrt ov a sadl-bo. 
 Pommel, Piim-el,:]; v. t. tu bet wid eni tig tik er 
 
 bulki: tu bet blak and bhi; tu brmz. 
 Pommeled, Piim-eld, a. {Her.} denotig de pumel 
 
 ov a sord er dager. 
 Pommelion, Pum-el-yon, n. de hjndmast nob ov a 
 
 kanuu. [moloji or fnDt. 
 
 PoMOLOGiCAL. Pom-o-16j-i-kal, a. relatig tu po- 
 PoMOLOGiST, Po-mol-o-jist, n. wun hca iz verst 
 
 in pomoloji; a kiiltivator ov froot er frcot-trez. 
 Pomology, Po-m61-o-ji, n. de qrt ov kultivatig 
 
 frdit and froit-trez; a tretiz on froit. 
 Pomp, Pomp, n. a prosejon ov parad and splendor; 
 
 splendor; eksterior jo; magnifisens; grandyqr; 
 
 prjd; pajentri. [blakig bol. 
 
 POMPET, Pom-pet, n. an old nam fer a printerz 
 
 PoMPiON, Pdm-pi-on, n. a pumpkin. Se {Pump- 
 kin.} 
 Pomposity, Pom-p6s-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 pompus; ostentajusnes; bostfulnes. 
 Pompous, Pom-pus, a. splendid; magnifisent; Joi; 
 
 inflated; afektig grat Jo; statli; grand. 
 POMPOUSLY^, P6m-pus-li, ad. in a pompus maner; 
 
 splendidli. [ig pompus. 
 
 POMPOUSNESS, Pom-pus-nes, n. de kwoliti ov bs- 
 PoNCHO, P6n-qo, n. a sort ov klok, er IcDs gqrment, 
 
 worn bj de Indianz, and elso bj meni ov de 
 
 SpaniJ inhabitants, ov S'xt Amerika. 
 Pond, Pond, w. a smel lak; a smol kolekjon OT 
 
 weter; a natyq,ral or an qrtifijal basn ov weter; 
 POND-DUCK, Pond-duk, n. a spejsz ov duk. [a pdil. 
 Ponder, P6n-der, r. t. tu wa mentali; tu konsid- 
 
 er; tu tigk upon. [flekt, wid on. 
 
 Ponder, Pon-der, v. i. tu tigk; tu mqz; tu re- 
 Ponderability, Pon-der-a-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov bcig ponderabl. [or wad. 
 
 Ponderable, P6n-der-a-bl, a. dat ma be ponderd 
 Ponderableness, P6n-der-a-bl-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov beig ponderabl. [bj number. 
 
 PoNDEEAL, P6n-der-al, a. estimated bj wat, not 
 PoNDERANCE, Pon-der-ans, n. wat; hevines. 
 Ponderer, P6n-der-er, n. wun hcD ponderz. 
 PoNDEEiNGLY, P6n-der-ig-li, ad. wid dq, estima- 
 
 Jon. [hevines. 
 
 Ponderosity, Pon-der-os-i-ti, n. wat; graviti; 
 Ponderous, Pon-der-us, a. hcvi; wati; impertant; 
 
 momentus; forsibl; strogli impiilsiv. 
 Ponderously, P6n-der-us-li, ad. wid grat wat. 
 PoNDEROusNESS, P6n-der-us-nes, n. hevines; wat; 
 
 graviti. [plant. 
 
 PoNDWEED, Pond-wed, n. a perenial, herbajus 
 Ponent, P6-nent, a. setig, er western, wiirefer- 
 
 ens tu de sun-setig. 
 Pongee, Pon-je, n. a kjnd ov silk mad in Gjna. 
 PoNGHEE, Pog-ge, n. a Berman prest ov de hjer 
 
 erder. 
 PoNGO, P6n-go, n. a spejez ov orag-ffltag. [derk. 
 Poniard, Pon-yard, n. a. dager; a stabig wepn; a 
 Poniard, Pon-yard, v. t. tu stab wid a ponyard. 
 Pontac, Pon-tak, n. a f jn sort ov klaret. 
 Pontage, Pon-taj, n. dqti pad for rep^rig brijez; 
 
 tol ov a brij. 
 PoNTEE, P6n-te, n. {(ITass manufacture} an jum 
 
 instrfioment bj hwiq de hot glas iz takn lit ov de 
 
 glas pot. [prest; de pop. 
 
 Pontiff, Pon-tif, n. de hjest saserdotal tjtl; a hj 
 PoNTiFic, Pon-tif-ik, a. relatig tu a pontif er tm 
 
 de pop; pontifikal. 
 Pontifical, Pon-tif-i-kal, a. belogig tu a h| 
 
 prest, pontif, or pop; popij;— splendid. 
 Pontifical, Pon-tif-i-kal, n. a buk ov eklezias- 
 
 tikal rjts and seremoniz;— ^?. de ful dres ov a 
 
 prest er bijop. [maner. 
 
 PoNTiFiCALLY, Pon-tif-i-kal-i, ad. in a pontifikal 
 Pontificate, Pon-tif -i-kat, n. de stat er of is ov 
 
 a pontif er hj prest; de papasi; popdom. 
 PONTIFICE, P6n-ti-fis,* n. brij-wurk; dekonstruk- 
 
 Jon ov a brij: de edifis ov a brij. 
 PoNTiFiciAL, Pon-ti-fiJ-al,* a. pontifikal. 
 Pontine, Pon-tin, n. an epitet apljd tu a Iqrj 
 
 mqrj bet wen Rom and Naplz. [tcfcnz. 
 
 Pontonier, Pon-to-ner, n. a konstriikter ov pon- 
 PoNTOON, Pon-tdbn, n. a. flat-botomd bot, yqzd 
 
 fer makig temporari flotig brijez; a flotii) brij. 
 Posy, P6-ni, n. a smel hers; a nag. 
 Pood, P(»d, n. a. Rijojan wat ov 36 p'sndz. 
 Poodle, P(f)-dl,J n. a smel dog wid log, kurli h%r; 
 
 a sort ov lap dog; a bqrbet. 
 Pool, Pml, n. a smal kolekjon ov woter; a pond; — 
 
 a reseptakl fer staks at serten gamz ov kqrdz; 
 
 olso de staks. [vats. 
 
 Pooler, Pdbl-er, n. a tanerz instrooment fer sterig
 
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 Poop, Poop, n. {Naut.) a pqr/al dek ckst^ndio 
 klcjs aft, abiiv de komplet dek ov it veacl; de 
 hindmost pqrt ov de Jip. 
 Poop, I'lDp, v. t. {Navt.) tu run de bed, b<3sprit, 
 
 orjib-bimov wun vcsel intu de stern ov an- 
 iider;--a Jip \i sed tu hz pcbpt hwen a se kumz 
 
 uvor de stern. 
 Pooped, l*i)p-ed, er Piopt, a. havig a poop; struk 
 
 on de poip bj de Jok ov a hcvi se. 
 Pooping, Pcfep-ip. «. {Xaut.) a brakig ov de se 
 
 tjvcr At tafral on de piDp. 
 PooB, I'lDr, a. not riq; indijent; nesesitus; — baren, 
 
 az s«rl; not fertil; — Icn; not fat; cmujiated;— req- 
 
 ed; lo: ov litl di^niti, fears, or valyn,: pjltri; men; 
 
 koutcmtibi; — unhapi; unezi; pitiabl; — ofn yii,zd 
 
 in a sens ov piti, and suintimz az a frurd ov 
 
 tendernes. 
 POOK, Pair, n. pi. indijent pepl kolektivli; dat 
 
 porjon ov de popytilajon ov a kuntri, or doz 
 
 pcrsonz, hcD <\t destitn^t ov wel6 or properti, and 
 
 qr ofn agisted bj qariti; de opozit ov At rig. — 
 
 " cle ri; ai'.d de par met tugeder." [qmzh'ss. 
 Poor-house, PtDr-hifs, n. a h-ss for de jxnr; an 
 Poor-law, Piur-la, «. a lo relatig tu de pior, or 
 
 pruviMir) for de supurt ov de pJ)r. [mcnii. 
 
 Poorly, PiUr-li, ad. vriAit welt, spirit, or merit; 
 PooRLV, PAr-li, a. sumhwot il; febl: indispozd; — 
 
 X"i h:iv, fiir a log tjm bin vcri pcarli." [erti. 
 Poorness. F't6r-nes, n. At stat ov beij) poor; pov- 
 PooR-RATE, Pobr-rat, n. a taks for de supcbrt ov 
 
 de poor. 
 Poor SPIRITED, Pmr-spir-it-ed, a. men; k'sardli. 
 Pop, l'op,+ II. a smel, smqrt, kwik s^gnd. 
 Pop, Pop.j c. 1. tu aper tu At \ sudenli; tu moov 
 
 er enter wid a suden mojon. 
 Pop, P»p,t V. t. tu ofcr, prezent, er tu put •st or 
 
 in sudcnli, sljli, or unekspekteJli; tu Jift. 
 Pop, Pop,t ad. sudenli; unekspektedli. 
 Pope, Pop, n. de titl ov de bijop ov 'Ram, de 
 
 sqprem bed ov de Roman Katolik qurg; de sov- 
 
 erin pontif;— a smol fij. 
 Popedom, Pop-dom, n. de of is, jqrisdikjon, or 
 
 teritori ov At pop; papasi; papal digniti. 
 PoPE-JOAN, Pop-j(f)n, n. a gam at kqrdz. 
 POPERV, Pd)p-er-i, n. de relijon ov de (jurq ov 
 
 Rom; — yqzd bj Protestants ofn az a term ov re- 
 
 proq, er tu denot de prestkraft ov de Roman 
 
 Katolik qurq. 
 POPESEYE, i*(f)p3-i, n. a gland sur'SDdcd wid fat 
 
 in a leg ov mutn. 
 Popgun, l'6p-gun, n. a. qjldz gun formakij) a nffz. 
 Popinjay, P6p-in-ja, n. a. parot; a wudpeker; — 
 
 a trjflij) fop. 
 Popish, P6p-i/, a. rclati\) tu de pop, er tu poperi. 
 PopisHLY. l'6p-ij-li, ad. in a popij maner. 
 Poplar, I'op-lar, n. a tre cv sevenal varjetiz. 
 Poplar, I'op-lar, a. belooio tu, or mad ov poplar. 
 PoPLARED, Pop-lard, a. kuvcrd wid, er kontanip 
 
 poi'larz. [and wursted. 
 
 Poplin, l*6p-Iin, n. a kjnd ov stuf mad ov silk 
 Popliteal, I'op-lit-c-al, i a. {Anat.) relatio tu 
 PoPLiTic, Pop-lit- ik, J de posUrior pqrt ov 
 
 de ne-j<Tnt or ham. 
 Poppy, P6p-i, n. a jenus ov soporifik plants and 
 
 fl'serz, from a spejtz ov hwiq opium iz obtand. 
 Populace, Pop-yq-las, n. de vulgar; de multitqd; 
 
 de pepl: de mub; de rabl. 
 Popular, Pop-yq-lar, a. rdatin tu de pepl: pre - 
 
 valiO amdo At penl: plezio tu, er bcliivd bj de 
 
 pepl; adapted tu de pepl or tu de understandig 
 
 ov de pepl; jenernli akseptabl or cste'md; ezili 
 
 iinilcr<tu(i; not prof'Knd or abstnjbs; familyar; 
 
 not kritik-al: vulgar: komon. 
 POPULARITT, Pop-yq-lar-i-ti, n. At statorkwoliti 
 
 ov brin popynlor; At stat ov beig j^nerali be- 
 
 Idvd or e^temd; jencral estem. 
 
 PoPDLARiZATiON, Pop-yq-lar-i-za-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov rnakig popyqiar. 
 Popularize, F6p-yq-lar-jz, v. t. tu render p6p- 
 
 yqlar; tu mak komon er ezi. [Modern.] 
 Popularly, F6p-yq-lar-li, ad. in a popyqlar 
 mancr. [wid inhabitants. [Modern.] 
 
 Populate, P6p-yq-lat, «. t. tu pepl; tu fumij 
 Populate, P6p-yq-Iat, v. i. tu bred pepl. 
 PopULATio.v, Pop-yq-la-Jon, n. At inhabitanta or 
 pepl ov a tTsn, distrikt, kuntri, is.; de pepl, 
 komprjzig ol klascz. 
 
 Populine. Pop-yti-lin, n. a kristaljzabl substana, 
 se|)arntcd from de bqrk ov de p')i<lar. 
 
 Populous, P6p-yq-lu.s, a. havijj popyqlajon, er a 
 dens popynlajon; ful ov pepl; niimerusli inhab- 
 ited, [lajon er pepl. 
 
 Populously, Pop-yn-lus-li, ad. wid muq i«jpyii- 
 
 Populousness, P6p-yq-lu3-ncs, n. de stat ov be- 
 'n i-^jpyqius. _ 
 
 Porbeagle, I'or-bc-gl, »j. a spc/ez ov Jqrk. 
 
 PoRCATE, Pir-kat, a. havig lonjitqdinal rijez. 
 
 PoKCATED, Por-kat-ed, a. havij) rijez; rijd; porkat. 
 
 PoRCELAi.N, Por-se-lan, er P6r-se-lan, n. At fjn- 
 est spe/rz ov erten w^r, or jwteri, orijinali im- 
 ported from Gjna, but n'S mad in Yqrop; qina 
 w<-^r: fin di/ez. [ov perselan. 
 
 F'oRCELAiN, Por-se-lan, a. belogip tu or konsistig 
 
 PoRCELAiNiTE, P6r-se-lan-jt, n. {Min.} an opak, 
 britl varjeti ov jasper. [kontanii) pdrsclan. 
 
 PoRCELANEOus, Por-se-la-ne-us, a. relatig tu, er 
 
 Porch, Purq, n. a vestibql or roof suported bj pil- 
 arz bEf(5r a dor: an entrans; a portiko. 
 
 Porcine, P6r-sjn, a. relatig tu swjn; Ijk a hog. 
 
 I'OBCUPINE, P6r-kq-pin, n. an animal ov ab'st de 
 sjz ov a rabit, havig a brisli hjd, ful ov spjnz; a 
 sort ov hejhog. 
 
 Pore, Por, ii. a spirakl, partikyqlarli in de skin; 
 a pasaj for perspirajon; a smol hoi. 
 
 Fore, Por, i-. i. tu luk er egzamin wid stedi er 
 kontinyqd atenjon. 
 
 PORiME, P6-rim, n. { Gemn.) a teorem or propo- 
 zijon in jeomeiri, so ezili tu be demonstrated as 
 tu be olmost self-evident. Se {Porum.} 
 
 Poriness, Por-i-nes,* n. fulncs ov porz. 
 
 PoRiSM, Pcir-iz-m, n. {Getrni.} a propozijon aferm- 
 Lg At posibiliti ov fjndig suq kondijonz az wil 
 render a s^rten problem indeterminat, er kapabl 
 ov inqmerabl solqjonz; a jeneral teorem dron 
 from anuder teorem olredi demonstrated. 
 
 PoRisTic, Po-ris-tik, a. {Math.) apljd tu a metod 
 ov dctt-rminig At several waz ov solvig a prob- 
 
 PoRiTE, Pu-rjt, »i. a spejez ov koral. [lem. 
 
 Pork, Pork, n. At flej ov swjn, frej or selted. 
 
 Porker, P6rk-er, n. a hog; a pig; a pig for ctig 
 freJ. [bcij) porus. 
 
 Porosity, Po-ros-i-ti,* n. de stat or kwoliti ov 
 
 Porous, Por-us, a. havig smol porz, spiraklz, er 
 pasajez. [havig porz. 
 
 Porousness, Por-us-nes, n. de kwoliii er stat ot 
 
 PoEPHVRiTic, Per-fi-rit-ik, I a. relatig tu, 
 
 PoRPHYRiTiCAL, Por-fi-rit-i-kal, ) erkontanig 
 pirfiri. 
 
 Porphyry, Per-fi-ri, n. a hqrd ston, ov diferent 
 kulorz, suseptibl ov a hj polij; — ( Geol.) an un- 
 slratifjd or igneus rok. 
 
 Porpoise, i Por-pus, n. At se bog; a sert ot dolfin 
 
 I'oRPUS, i er unweldi setajus mamal. 
 
 Porraceous, Por-a-Jus, a. gren lik a lek. 
 
 I'oRRtCT, i'or-6kt, a. {DU. and Zool.) ekst^nded 
 forward. 
 
 PoRRET, P6r-et, n. a lek; a smel unyon; a skalyon. 
 
 I'ouridoe, P6r-ij, n. a kjnd ov brot: potaj; filid 
 mnd bj bflrlip flur in woler, er in milk and woter. 
 
 PORRIDOE-POT, P6r-ij-pot, n. At pot in bwiq porij 
 er food iz btfld. [skold-nod. 
 
 PORRiQO, Por-j-go, n. [L.] (Med.) de riflwunn or
 
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 POERINGEE, P6r-in-jer, n. a vesel in hwiq porij, 
 
 milk, brot, scop, &s., qr stn; a qjldz dij. 
 Port, Port, n. a hqrbor; a stajon fer Jips; a havn; 
 
 — a gat; ds aperti^r, in a Jip, irco hwiq Ae gun iz 
 
 pat -st; a port-hol;— karij; {^r; men; maner; bq,r- 
 
 ii); — Q kjnd ov wjn, from Operto; — At 'Otwman 
 
 kort, komonli ritn (j)Orte.) Se {Porte.) 
 Portability, Port-a-bil-i-ti, n. ds kwoliti ov 
 
 beir) portabl. 
 Portable, Port-a-bl, a. dat ma be karid, bcjrn, 
 
 er suported; manajabl bj de hand; suportabl. 
 PoRTABLENESS, Port-a-bl-nos, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beii) portabl. 
 Portage, Port-aj, 71. karij; de akt ov kariig; 
 
 prjs ov karij; — a kariir)-plas rund weterfolz, er 
 
 from wun navigabl river or weter tia aniider. 
 Portal, Por-tal, n. a gat; de qrq over a dor er 
 
 gatwa; de fram ov a gatwa; — de smeler ov t<i> 
 
 gats. [pensil. 
 
 Port-crayon, P6rt-kra-on, n. a kas tu kari a 
 Portcullis, Port-kdl-is, n. a fram ov jurn er 
 
 wudn bqrz, plast over a gatwa, tu. let disn az a 
 
 protekjon tu de gat. 
 Portcullis, Port-kul-is, v. t. tia bqr; tu Jut up. 
 PoETCULLiSED, Port-kiil-ist, a. havig a port- 
 
 kulis. 
 Porte, Port, n. de '0 toman er TurkiJ kort, er 
 
 guvernment, so keld from de gat ov de Sultanz 
 
 palas, hw^r justis iz administerd. 
 Portend, Por-tend, v. t. tu fortokn; tm forJ6, 
 
 az omenz; tu presaj; tu forbod; tu betokn. 
 Portent, Por-tent, n. an omen ov il; an il-bod- 
 
 ifl prodiji; a presaj. 
 Portentous, Por-ten-tus, a. fortoknii) il; om- 
 
 inus; monstrus; prodijus; wunderful. 
 Porter, Por-ter, n. wun hoo baz qqrj ov a gat, er 
 
 ho) wats at a gat er dor; — wun hcD kariz burdnz 
 
 fer hjr; — a kjnd ov strog bcr, er strog melt 
 
 likor. [karij. 
 
 Porterage, Por-ter-aj, n. karij; muni pad fer 
 PORTERLY, P6r-ter-li, a. Ijka porter; kors; vulgar. 
 Portfire, Port-fir, n. {Gunnery) a paper tq^b 
 
 fild wid p'sder, &s., yqzd tu f jr gunz inst^d ov 
 
 a maq. 
 Portfolio, Port-f6-li-o, er Port-f^l-yo, n. a 
 
 kas, ov de sjz and form ov a Iqrj buk, tu kep 
 
 Icbs paperz er prints in. Se {Folio.) 
 Porthole, Port-hol, n. a hol kut Ijk a windo in 
 
 de sjdz ov a Jip or wer, in hwiq de gunz qr 
 
 plast. 
 Port-hook, Port-huk, n. {Naut.) a huk drivn 
 
 tro) de sjdz ov a Jip and klinqt, fer de purpus 
 
 ov hukig de hinjez dat qr fasnd tu de port- 
 
 lidz. 
 Portico, Por-ti-ko, n. {Arch.) a. seriez ov kol- 
 
 umz at de end ov a bildig; a plas fer wekig un- 
 der Jelter; a projekjon suported bj kolumz, plast 
 
 befor a bildig. 
 Portion, Por-Jon, n. a pqrt; a pqrt asjnd; an 
 
 alotment; a dividend; a Jqr; a kwontiti; — pqrt 
 
 ov an inheritans givn tu a qjld; a fertyi^n; a 
 
 wjfs feriyqn. 
 Portion, P6r-Jon, «. t. tu divjd; tu. pqrsel; — tu 
 
 end's wid a fertyqn er inheritans. 
 PoRTiONER, P6r-Jon-er, n. wun hcD porjonz. 
 Portionist, P6r-Jon-ist, n. wun hcD haz a serten 
 
 akademikal al'sans er porjon; de inkumbent ov 
 
 a benefis dat haz mor rektorz er vikarz dan 
 
 wun. 
 Portland-stone, Port-land-ston, n. {Min.) a 
 
 spejez ov ooljt; an alkaljn, hwjtij sandston, yx^zd 
 
 fer bildig. 
 Port-lid, Port-lid, n. {Naut.) a sert ov hagig 
 
 dor dat Juts in de ports at se. 
 Portliness, P6rt-li-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 portli; bulkines. 
 
 Portly, P6rt-li, a. grand ov men; bulki; swelig; 
 korpqlent. 
 
 Portman, Port-man, n. a burjes ov a port-t^sn, 
 er ov wun ov de IggliJ Sigk Ports. 
 
 Portmanteau, Port-man-to, n. a kas er bag fer 
 kariig klodz and uder tigz nesesari in travelig; 
 Q vales. 
 
 Portmantle, Port-man-tl, n. a portmanto. — [Sis 
 SEiuz tu be de old IggliJ ertografi.] 
 
 Poetmote, Port-mot, n. a kort held in port- 
 t'snz. 
 
 Portoise, Por-tiz, n. {Navt.) a Jip iz sed tm 
 rjd a portiz, hwen Je rjdz wid her yqrdz struk 
 d'sn tu de dek, hwen at agkor in a gal ov wind; 
 — gunwal. Se {Partlast.) 
 
 Portrait, Por-trat, n. a piktyq,rer reprezentajon 
 ov a person er an individyqal, er ov a fas; pant- 
 ed from real Ijf. 
 
 Portrait-painter, Por-trat-pant-er, n. a pant- 
 er ov portrats. 
 
 Portrait-painting, P6r-trat-pant-ig, n. &e qrt 
 ov pantig portrats er hqman fasez. 
 
 Portraiture, Por-trat-yqr, n. [Fr.] a panted 
 rezemblans; a portrat. j 
 
 Portray, Por-tra, v. t. tu reprezent er dre in 
 kulorz; tu deskrjb bj piktyqr; tu adera wid 
 piktyqrz. 
 
 Portrayer, Por-tra-er, n. wun hco portraz, 
 
 Poeteeeve, P6rt-rEV, n. a balif, er maor, ov a 
 port-t'sn. [a gat. 
 
 Poeteess, Port-res, n. a femal porter er keper ov 
 
 PoETEiHj:, P(5rt-riDl, n. an instroomant hwiq leg- 
 yqlats de mojon ov a riDl in a majen. 
 
 PoRY, P6r-i,* a. ful ov porz; porus. 
 
 Pose, Poz,{ v. t. tu puzl; tu gravel; tu put tu a 
 stand er stop. 
 
 Poser, P(Sz-er, n. wunhopozez; sumtig datpuzlz. 
 
 Posited, P6z-it-ed, a. plast; depozited. 
 
 Position, Po-ziJ-on, n. stat ov beig plast; sityq,- 
 ajon; postyqr; btirig; — prinsipl lad d^n; advdns- 
 ment ov eni prinsipl. — {Gram.) de stat ov a 
 vsel plast befor tO) konsonants, az {pd7npmis,) 
 er a dubl konsonant, az {axis.) — {Arith.) a rol 
 ov supozijon, divjded intu siygl puzifon, and 
 dvhl pazijon.. 
 
 Positional, Po-ziJ-on-al, a. relatig tu pozijon. 
 
 Positive, Poz-i-tiv, a. real; absolqt; eksplisit; 
 aktyqal; serten; ajqrd, afermativ; direkt; not 
 impljd; not negativ ; — konfident; dogmatikal; 
 redi tu la d'sn nojonz wid konfidens; — setld bj 
 qrbitrari aperntment, az opozd tu natyyi'al. 
 Pozitiv degri, { Gram.) de simpl ferm ov an 
 adjektiv, er de ferst degre ov eni kwoliti eks- 
 prest bj an adjektiv. Pozitiv tlelctrisiti, a stat 
 ov bodiz havig mor dan dq,r natyqral kwontiti 
 ov elektrisiti. 
 
 Positive, P6z-i-tiv, a. dat hwiq iz kapabl ov 
 beig af^rmd; dat hwiq setlz bj (^rbitrari apernt- 
 ment; realiti. 
 
 Positively, P6z-i-tiv-li, ad. in a pozitiv maner; 
 absolqtli. [pozitiv. 
 
 PosiTiVENESS, P6z-i-tiv-neSf w. de stat ov beig 
 
 Positivity, Poz-i-tiv-i-ti, n. konfidens; pozi- 
 tivncs. [a skilet. 
 
 PosNET, Poz-net,* n. a litl basn; a porinjer; 
 
 Posology, Po-s61-o-ji, n. {Med.) dat pqrt ov 
 medisin hwiq teqez de rjt administrajon ov 
 dosez. 
 
 Posse, P6s-e, n. [Z.] an qrmd p"ser; a number. 
 
 Posse comitatus, Pos-e kom-i-ta-tus, [i.] {Law) 
 de p'ser ov de k-snti, hwiq de Jerif iz empxerd 
 tu raz in kas ov rjot, er rezistans tu lefml 
 efjoriti. 
 
 Possess, Poz-es, v. t. tu hav az an oner; tu. bs 
 master ov; tu enjer er okyqpj aktyi|ali; tu hold; 
 tu sez; tu obtan; tu mak master ov.
 
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 PossKSSiov, Poz-6J-on, n. de stat or akt ov poz- 
 
 esijj; diit hwiq iz poz6st; proporti. 
 
 Possessive, Poz-e»-iv, a. havijj pozejon; denotig 
 
 pozejon; — {Eng. Gram.) nwtifl a kas ov rnsnz, 
 
 iinpliiu pozejon, and anseriy tu At jonitiv in 
 
 Latin. [ejon. 
 
 Possessive, Poz-63-iv, n. a pron^n denotig poz- 
 
 PossESSOE, Poz-6s-or, n. [Z.J wun hoD pozc^sez; a 
 
 proprJEtDF. 
 Possessory, Poz-^s-o-ri, a. havip pozejon. 
 Posset, Pos-ot, n. milk kurdld wid wjn or udor 
 likor. [wid asidz. 
 
 Posset, Pos-et,* v. t. tu turn; tva kurdl, az milk 
 Possibility, Pos-i-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beij) 
 
 posibl; p-8cr ov beij) or d<i)ii); praktikabiliti. 
 Possible, P6s-i-bl, a. dat ma cgzist, er be, er be 
 
 dun; not kontrari tia de natyi],r ov tijjz: prak- 
 
 tikabl. [baps. 
 
 Possibly, Pos-i-bli, ad. bj cni p'sor egzistiij; pcr- 
 Post, Post, n. a hasti mesenjer; a kobrier; a pub- 
 
 lik leter karier; kwik kors or maner ov traveliij; 
 
 — a Frenq mejur ov distans, ekwal tu 6.62 Ifl- 
 
 glij mjlz; — sityn,aJon; set: militari stajon; plas: 
 
 cmpltfrncnt; of is; — a pes ov timber, or ov stun, 
 
 set erekt. Pod and pqr, an old gnm at kqrdz. 
 Post, Post, a. yij,zd in travclij) kwikli; speUi. 
 Post, Post, 1\ t. tu fiks on a post; tu plas in de 
 
 Ijn ov promojon; — tu rejister mttodikali; tu 
 
 transkrjb from wun buk intu aniider, er from 
 
 de wnstbuk or jurnal intu de lejer; — tu send 
 
 wid sped, or bj menz ov post-horsez. 
 Post, Post, v. i. tu travel wid post-hersez, or 
 
 wid sped. 
 Post, Post, ad. hastili, er az a post. 
 Postable, Pd)st-a-bl, a. dat ma be posted. 
 Postage, Post-aj, n. muni pad for konvaans bj 
 
 post, az leterz. [malz. 
 
 Postal, Post-al, a. relatij) tu posts, postij), er 
 Postboy, Post-bff, n. a kcorior; a btr hct> rjdz 
 
 post. 
 PosTCHAiSE, P<5st-Jaz, n. a travclig karij wid 
 
 for liwelz; a staj-koq. 
 PosTCOACH, PiJst-koq, 71. a koq hjrd for travclij]. 
 Postdate, Post-dat, v. t. tu dat later dan de 
 
 real tjni. 
 PosTDAV, Post-da, n. a. da on hwiq de post arjvz. 
 Post diem, Post dj-em, n. {Lato} de return ov a 
 
 rit after de da asjnd. 
 Postdiluvial, Posl-di-hi,-vi-al, a. after de flud; 
 
 postdiluvian. [er after de flud. 
 
 Postdiluvian, Post-di-l^-vi-an, a. posterior tu, 
 Postdiluvian, Post-di-hi,-vi-an, n. a person liv- 
 
 \\) sins de flud. 
 PosTEE, Post-er, n. wun hot) posts: a post; a 
 
 koorier;— a bil or advertizmont for postij). 
 Posterior, Pos-te-ri-or, a. later; siibsekwent in 
 
 tjm or plas; hnpnig after; plast after; bakward. 
 Posteriority, Pos-te-ri-6r-i-ti, n. de stat ov 
 
 beig posterior; opozit tu prioriti. 
 Posteriorly, Pos-te-ri-or-li, ad. in a posterior 
 
 manor; bebjnd. 
 Posteriors, Pos-te-ri-orz, n. pi. de hinder pqrts. 
 Posterity, Pus-t^r-i-ti, n. suksedig jenerajouz; 
 
 desendants; op(i)zd tu ansecUrrz. 
 Postern, P6s-tern, h. a smel gat; a litl dor. 
 Postern, P(f>s-tern, a. beig bebjnd or in de rer. 
 Postexistence, Post-cg-zist-eos, n. sdbsekwont 
 
 egzistens. 
 Postexistent, Post-eg-zist-ent, a. egzistig after. 
 PosTFiACT, Post-fakt, a. dat hwiq reprezints or 
 
 relats tu a fakt dat haz okiird. 
 Postfix, P63t-fiks, n. a pqrtikl aded at de end 
 
 ov a wurd; an afiks. 
 Postkackney, Post-hik-ni, n. a bird post-hors. 
 Posthaste, Post-hast, n. hast, Ijk dat ov a post 
 
 or kotricr. 
 
 Posthaste, Post-hdst, ad. wid de hast ov wun h* 
 
 rjdz [)OSt. 
 Post-horse, Post-hers, n. a hors for de yqa or 
 
 k(Tjrierz. [a post-ofie. 
 
 Posthouse, Post-h53, n. a post-ofis; a h'ss wid 
 i'o.sTHUMOUS, Post-hn-mus, a. dun, had, or pub- 
 
 lijt (iftor wunz det; born after a fqderz dot. 
 Posthumously, Post-hq-mus-li, ad. after wunz 
 
 deO. 
 Postilion, Pos-til-yon, n. wun ha gjdz, er rjdz 
 
 on, wun ov de lederz ov a koq, postjaz, er uder 
 
 karij. 
 Posting, P6st-ip, n. de akt ov travelig post; de 
 
 biznes ov fiirnijij) post-horsez. 
 Postique, Pos-tek, a. sq,peraded; dun after de 
 
 wurk iz finijt; — apljd tu an ornament ov skulpt- 
 
 yi\^r or (^rkitektytj,r. 
 Postliminiar, Post-li-min-i-ar, I a. egzistig, 
 Postliminious, Post-li-min-i-us, ) dun, er 
 
 kontrjvd siibsekwcntli. 
 Postliminium, Post-li-min-i-um, n. [L.] {Na- 
 tional law} de rjt bj vertq, ov hwiq, person z takn 
 
 bj an eneiui return tu A:\t former stat ov fredom, 
 
 wid diir former rjts and properti. 
 Postman, Post-man, ?i., lA. Post-men; a post; a 
 
 kiiirier; a Icter-karier. In de IflgliJ korl ov eks- 
 
 qeker, t<B ov de most distiygwijt baristerz qr 
 
 kold postman and tubman, from de plasez da 
 
 okyripj. [bj a postmaster. 
 
 Postmark, P(5st-mqrk, n. a mqrk mad on a leter 
 Postmark, PiSst-mqrk, v. t. tu put de mqrk ov 
 
 de post-ofis on a leter, &s. 
 Postmaster, P6st-mas-ter, », wun hcD haz qqrj 
 
 ov r. post-ofis. 
 Postmaster-General, Post-mas-ter-J^n-er-al, n. 
 
 a publik ofiser, hd) haz de sqperint^ndans and 
 
 direkjon ov de post-ofis establijment ov a kun- 
 
 tri or najon. 
 Post-meridian, Post-me-rid-i-an, a. relatig tu, 
 
 or beit) in de afternoin. 
 Post mortem, Post mtir-tem, a. dun er hapnifl 
 
 after det; az, a poit meitem egzaminajon. 
 PosTNATE, P6st-nat, a. hern after. 
 I^OST-NOTE, P(f)st-not, n. a promisori not ov a 
 
 bapkifl kumpani, paabl at a distant period, and 
 
 not on demdnd; a kaj-not tu be sent bj post. 
 Post-obit, Post-6-bit, n. {Law} a bond givn fei 
 
 de purpus ov seki^rig a sum ov muui, on de deft 
 
 ov sum spesifjd individyqal. 
 Post-obit, Post-6-bit, a. after det; posthqmus. 
 Post-office, Pcbst-of-is, n. a plas for de resepjon 
 
 and distribqjon ov leterz, dispaqez, and ax\fi- 
 
 paperz. 
 Postpaid, P(S?t-pad, a. havig de postaj pad. 
 Postpone, Post-pcin, v. t. tu put of; tu dela; 
 
 tu set in valyq belo sumtij) els; tu prokrasti- 
 
 nat: tu defer; tu prolog; tu protrakt. 
 Postponement, Post-pd)n-ment, n. de akt ot 
 
 postponip; de stat ov beig postpond; dela. 
 PosTPONER, Post-p<fin-er, n. wun ha> postptbnz er 
 
 puts of. 
 
 Postposition, Post-po-ziJ-on, n. de stat ov beijj 
 
 put bak; a bak pozijon. 
 Postpositive, Post-p6z-i-tiv, a. beig plast after. 
 Postprandial, Post-pran-di-al, a. hapnig after 
 
 diner. 
 Post-road, Post-rod, n. a rod on hwiq de p(ist, 
 
 or mal, iz konvad. 
 Postscript, Post-skript, n. dat hwiqizritn after; 
 
 a paragraf aded tu a leter. 
 PosT-TOw.v, Post-t'sn, n. a t'sn havig a post-ofis 
 
 or post- hiss. 
 Postulate, Post-yq-lat,* v. t. tu beg er asi^m 
 
 wid'st prCDf; tu invjt; tu rekwir bj entreti. 
 Postulate, P6st-yq-lat, n. a pozijon a^qmd 
 
 wid«t proof; a postyqlatum.
 
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 PosTTLATiON, Post-yq,-la-Jon, n. ds akt ov stip- 
 
 ozii) wid'st prcDf; p6styii,lat; suplikajon; si^t; kez. 
 PosTULATORY, P6^t-yq,-la-to-ri, a. asn,mig er 
 
 asx1,md wid'st proof. 
 PosTULATUM, Fost-yi],-la-tum, n. [Z.] pi. Post- 
 
 yH,-la-txi, {£ng.} Post-yix-la-tumz; a pozijon 
 
 asi^md wid'st prmf; a postyx^lat. 
 Posture, Post-j'q.r, n. plas; sityiiajon; stat; — 
 
 kolokajon ov de pqrts ov de bodi widrespekt tu 
 
 eg uder; atitvid; jestyq,r. 
 Posture, P6st-yi|r, v. t. tia. put in eni postyq,r. 
 Posture-master, P6st-yn,r-mds-ter, n. a. teqer 
 
 ov postyn,rz er atiti|dz. 
 Post, P6-zi, n. [kontrakted from (poesy,}] a po- 
 
 etik motcD, az on a rir), &s.; a bunq ov fl'serz; a 
 
 b<i>ka. 
 Pot, Pot, n. a vesel in hwiq met iz berld on de 
 
 fjr; a vesel, komonli ov ertenwi^r, fer varius 
 
 purpusez; — a kup; — de kwontiti kontand in a 
 
 pot; — definitli, a kwert. [pots ov ert. 
 
 Pot, Pot, V. t. tia prszerv in pots; tu enkloz in 
 Potable, Po-ta-bl, a. dat ma bs druijk; drigkabl. 
 Potable, P6-ta-bl, n. sumtiij hwiq ma be drurjk. 
 POTABLENESS, Po-ta-bl-nes, n. de stat ov beiij 
 
 potabl. 
 POTANOE, Po-tans, n. de stud in hwiq de loer 
 
 pivot ov de verj ov a woq iz plast. 
 POTAEGO, Po-t^r-go, n. Q S0S er pikl from de 
 
 West Indez. 
 Potash, P6t-aJ, n. a saljn weter, er an impxir, 
 
 fikst, alkaljn selt, obtand from liksiviatig de 
 
 ajez ov wud. It iz ov grat y\\3 in de manyq,- 
 
 faktyii,r ov sop and glas, in bleqig, &s. 
 POTASSA, Po-tas-a, n. {Ohem.) an alkaljn, selt 
 
 substans; a protoksid ov potasium. 
 Potassium, Pia-tas-i-um, n. {Chem.} de metalik 
 
 bas ov potasa; an ekstrerdinari metal diskdverd, 
 
 in 1807, bj Ser Humfri Davi. It iz de Ijtest 
 
 non solid, and iz veri kombustibl. 
 Potation, Po-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov drii)kig; a 
 
 driijkig b-st; draft;— a spejez ov drigk. 
 Potato, Po-ta-to, n. a wel-non plant, and ^skij,- 
 
 lent root. 
 Potbellied, P6t-bel-id, a. havig a l(^rj beli. 
 Potbelly, P6t-bel-i, n. a protuberant beli. 
 PoTELOT, P6-te-lot, n. {Min.} a siilfuret ov mo- 
 
 libden. 
 Potence, P6-tens, ) n. {Her.} a sert ov kros hwiq 
 Potent, P(5-tent, j terminats Ijk de hed ov a 
 
 kruq. 
 Potency, PcS-ten-si, n. jfser, in£lq,ens; etoriti; 
 
 fors; enerji; efikasi; stregt. 
 Potent, Po-tent, a. havig grat etoriti er domin- 
 
 yon; puerful; forsibl; strog; efikajus. [erin. 
 
 Potentate, P6-ten-tat, «. a monark; prins; sov- 
 Potential, Po-ten-Jal, a. egziatig in posibiliti, 
 
 ■not in akt; — {£ng. Gram.} notir) a moid ov de 
 
 verb, hwiq impljz posibiliti er liberti, piser, wil, 
 
 er obligajon, er de posibiliti ov dcoin eni akjou. 
 ' Potentiality, Po-ten-Ji-al-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig potenjal; posibiliti. 
 Potentially, Po-ten-Jal-i, ad. in p^ser er posi- 
 biliti; not in akt, er pozitivli; in efikasi, not in 
 
 aktyr^aliti. 
 Potently, P6-tent-li, ad. p-serfuli; forsibli. 
 Potentness, Po-tent-nes, n. p'serfu.lnes; mjt; p'ser. 
 Pothanger, P6t-hag-er, n. a hiak tu. hag a pot 
 
 on; a pothuk. 
 Pother, P6d-er,J n. bus!; tT^mult; fluter; boder. 
 Pother, P6d-er,j v. i. tu mak a blusterig, inef- 
 
 ektyi^al efort. [boder. 
 
 Pother, P6d-er,| v. t. tu turmffl; tu puzl; tu 
 Potherb, Pot-erb, n. an erb fit fer de pot. 
 Pothook, Pot-huk, n. a huk er branq on hwig 
 
 a pot er ketl iz hug aver de fjr; eni ti^ Ijk it in 
 
 Jap. 
 
 Pothouse, Pot-h-ss, n. an alh-ss; rt drigkig-h-ss. 
 
 Potion, PcS-Jon, n. a draft, komonli ov medisin. 
 
 POTLID, Pot-lid, n. a kuver ov a pot. 
 
 POTLUCK, P6t-luk,J n. diner; find from de pot. 
 
 Potman, Pot-man, n. a servant at a publik h'ss. 
 
 PoT-MARiGOLD, Pot-mar-i-gold, n. a. plant yt[,zd 
 in brots and soips. 
 
 Potmetal, P6t-met-al, n. an alff ov led and koper. 
 
 Potsherd, Pot-Jerd, n. a fragment ov a brokn pot. 
 
 Potstone, Pot-ston, n. {Min.} a tuf varjeti ov 
 steatjt. [berld er dekokted fer fod. 
 
 Pottage, P6t-aj, n. food berld in a pot; eni tig 
 
 Potter, Pot-er, n. a maker ov erten pots er veselz. 
 
 Potter, P6t-er,J v. i. tu bizi er perpleks wunz 
 self ab'St trjflz; tu trjfl; tu puder. 
 
 Potter, P6t-er,J;* v. t. tu pck; tu puj: tu dis- 
 turb; tu poder. [glaz erten veselz. 
 
 Pottern-ore, P6t-ern-or, n. qt wid hwiq poterz 
 
 Potters'-CLay, Pot-erz-kla, n. {3Im.} a substans 
 hwiq diferz from pjp-kla, bj kontanig a grater 
 propcDrJon ov Ijm and oksid ov jurn. 
 
 Pottery, P6t-er-i, n. de manyi^faktori ov a pot- 
 er; de manyx\faktyq,rz ov a poter; el kjndz ov 
 erf)enw<T,r. 
 
 Potting, P6t-ig, n. de akt ov putig in pots. 
 
 Pottle, P6t-1, n. a likwid meji^r kontanig for 
 pjnts; a tagkard; a fr<Dt-vesel er basket. 
 
 Pot- valiant, Pot-val-yant,* a. kurajus from de 
 efekts ov likor onli. 
 
 Pouch, P^sq, n. a smel bag; a poket. Apljd Iqdi- 
 krusli tu a big beli er penq. 
 
 PoucH-LiKE, P^q-ljk, a. rezemblig a ipsq. [lips. 
 
 Pouch-mouth, P'scj-m'st, n. a mst -wid bluberd 
 
 Pouch-mouthed, P^q-mijdd, a. bluber-lipt. 
 
 Pouchong, POQ-Jog, n. a spejez ov te. 
 
 PouDRETTE, PiD-dret, n. [Fr.] mani^r prep4rd 
 from bqman ekskrement; drjd njt-serl. 
 
 Poult, Polt, n. a qiken; a pulet. 
 
 Poulterer, Pol-ter-er, n. a deler in poltri. 
 
 Poultice, P<f)l-tis, n. an aplikajon tu scirz ov 
 fl'sr, bred, &s., tu remdbv inflamajon; a kata- 
 plazm; a soft, molifjig aplikajon. 
 
 Poultice, P(51-tis, v. t. tu aplj a poltis tta. 
 
 Poultry, P61-tri, n. domestik f-slz; de flej ov 
 domestik f'slz yr],zd fer fcod. 
 
 Pounce, P«ns, n, de kle er talon ov a herd ov 
 pra; — de p'sder ov gum sandarak; a pisder yn,zd 
 tu prevent igk from spredig after eraj;\|rz, and 
 fer uder purpusez; — klot wurkt in jlet-holz. 
 
 Pounce, P'sns, v. t. tu pers; tu p^rforat; — tu por 
 er sprigkl wid p"Kder troo smel perforajonz; — tu 
 SEZ wid de piinsez er talonz, az a berd ov pra. 
 
 Pounced, P-snst, a. furnijt wid talonz. 
 
 Pouncet-box, P'sn-set-boks, n. a. smel boks per- 
 forated. 
 
 Pound, P'snd, m. a wat, beig 12 -snsez trer, and 16 
 ■snsez avordq,p(5rz. In muni, de sum ov 20 Jiligz. 
 (I pinfold, er enklosi^r fer katl er strad animalz. 
 
 Pound, Pijud, v. t. tu bet; tu grjnd, az wid a 
 pesl; — tu Jut up: tu imprizn, az in a p'snd. 
 
 Poundage, P'snd-aj, n. a sum dediikted from a 
 p^nd; — pament rated bj de pisndj — konfjnment 
 ov katl in a p'snd. [enklojur. 
 
 Poundcovert, P'snd-kuv-ert, n. {Law} a plas ov 
 
 Pounder, P'snd-er, n. he er dat hwiq p-gndz; a 
 pesl; a Iqrj p^r; — dat hwiq haz er kariz piindz; 
 az, a ten-psnder, &s., apljd tu kanon fited fer a 
 bel ov so meni p'sndz. 
 
 PouNDOVERT, P^sud-o-v^rt, n. {Law} an enklo- 
 giXr in de opn ^r. [bj de p-snd. 
 
 PouNDRATE, P'snd-rat, n. {Law} a rat er pament 
 
 PouNXA, P-sn-za,7i. {Chem.} impi|rboratovsoda. 
 
 PouPETON, P(f)-pe-ton, n. a pupet; a babi. 
 
 Pour, Por, v. t. tu let -st ov a vesel, az a likwid; 
 tu Jed; tu spil; tu emti; tu efij,z; tu emit; ta 
 giv vent tuj tu send fortj tu let Tst.
 
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 Pour, Por, r. i. tia strtm; tu flo; tu ruj tumdlt- 
 
 PouREB, Por-er, n. wun htt) porz. [ynusli. 
 
 Pour-party, PiDr-i^r-ti, ;i. {Law) a divijon or 
 J.ir ov liindz hwiq, bef^r de partijon, wfr held 
 jerutli bj pqrsenerz. 
 
 PouR-PEKSTUBE, Puir-prest-ytxr, n. {Law} de akt 
 ov rnululi takifl and aprujiriatifl tu wunz self 
 eni tifl, hweder it bs jurisdikjon, land, or franijiz. 
 
 Pout, P^st, ». a frej-woter fij; de hwjtig put; — a 
 kind ov berd;— Ja fit ov suleiines. 
 
 Pout, P'St,! v. i. tu luk sulen bj trustijj 'st de 
 lips; tu jfiBt ■yt; tu bag i)r()ininent. 
 
 POUTKR, Pjt-er, «. wun bco p-sts;— a kjnd ov pij- 
 on. 8e {J-'(M't€i:) [ennus. 
 
 PouTiXG, Plit-ig, 71. de akt ov wun hijo p'st-s; sul- 
 
 PovEUTV, P6v-er-ti, n. de slat er kondijon ov 
 beiy piftr; p6nyi|,ri; indijens; nesesiti; wont; bar- 
 ennes: defekt. 
 
 Pow, P-s, inter, an eksklamajon ov kontemt; az, 
 "/jy ws." Se {Powwow.} 
 
 Powder, P's-der, ». dust, az ov de ert; dust; oni 
 substans or bodi pulverjzd; giinpTsder; dust er 
 perfi'ynd fl'sr for de bq,r. 
 
 Powder, P-s-der, v. t. tu redi^s tu dust; tu 
 komini'it; tu grjnd smel; tu pulverjz; tu sprigkl, 
 az wid dust. [wid tn,mult. 
 
 Powder, P's-Jer, v. i. tu fol tu dust; — ttu kum 
 
 Powder-box, P's-der-boks, »i. a boka for kepig 
 p'sder f.ir dr hqr. 
 
 Powder-chest, Px-der-qest, n. {Kaut.) a qest 
 or boks fiid wid gunp-sder, pcbl-stonz, and suq 
 Ijk mattrialz, set on fjr hwen a Jip iz burded bj 
 an enemi. 
 
 Powder-flask, P-s-der-flask, n. a flask for giin- 
 p'sder; Q pisder-horn. [gunpisder. 
 
 Powder-horn, P^-der-hern, «. a horn or kas for 
 
 Powdering-tub, P^-der-iri-tub, n. a vcsel in 
 hwiq met iz soiled; a plas in hwiq eni tiij iz 
 kept from pti^trgfakjon. [p'sder iz inad. 
 
 Powder-mill, Pi'-der-mil, n, a mil inhwiq gun- 
 
 PowDER-MiNE, P's-der-mjn, «. a kavcrn in hwiq 
 P'sder iz plast, so az tu be f jrd at a proper tjm. 
 
 Powdery, P^-dcr-i, a. kuverd wid p-sdcr; dusti. 
 
 Power, P's-er, n. abiliti tu dot) sumtig; abiliti tu 
 endi\,r or sufer; kapasiti; mental fakulti; kom- 
 dnd; etoriti; disminyon; inflq,cns; prevalcns; fors; 
 street; mjt: swa; animal street; natyq^ral street; 
 — de mcDvig fors ov an enjin; — guvernmont; rjt 
 ov guvernig; — soveren; polentat; wun invested 
 wid dominyon; — qrmi; militari fors;— de fors 
 hwiq tendz tu produs mojou, hwen apljd tu an 
 enjin er majen; — {Algebra and Arithmetic} de 
 produkt arjzij) from a number multipljd intu 
 itself. Pser ov aturni, {Laic} de otoriti hwiq 
 wun man givz anuder tu akt for him. 
 
 Powerful, P«-er-ful, a. havig p'ser; stroj); po- 
 tent; forsibl; mjli; efiknjus. 
 
 Powerfully, Pi-er-ful-i, ad. in a p'serful 
 maner; forsibli. [p'serful; fors. 
 
 PowERFULNESS, P-s-er-ful-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 Powerless, Pis-er-les, a. havig no p'ser; wek. 
 
 Power-loom, P's-er-Kom, n. a liom wurkt bjstem. 
 
 Power-press, P^-cr-prcs, n. aprinti^-pres wurkt 
 bj stem, bj woter, er bj uder p3er. 
 
 PowLDfiOX, P'sl-dron, n. {Her.} dat pqrt ov qr- 
 mor hwiq kuverz de Jolderz, [olso {pouter.} 
 
 Powter, IS-ter, »i. a Iqrj-brcsted pijon;— ritn 
 
 Powwow, PS'-w-s, V. i. tu yi^z majikal qrts; tu 
 kunjqr; tu divjn. 
 
 Powwow, P^-wu, n. an Indian dans;— a sort ov 
 kdnjqrcr, sorserer, er divjner amdfl de Indianz. 
 
 Pox, Poks, n. [properli pocks.] pustqlz; sifilis;— 
 an eruptiv di/.ez, az de smol-poks or k's-poks; — 
 wid'stQ prefiks it menz sifilis, or de venereal 
 dizez. [bot. 
 
 POY, Pff, n. a rop-danserz pol; a pol tu impdl a 
 
 PozzuoLANA, Poz-n-o-l^-na, n. volkanik ajoj 
 yqzd az mortar in bildigz, — (so namd from 
 Pozqolo, from hwiq it iz /ipt. ) 
 
 Practicability, Prak-ti-ka-bil-i-ti, n. de stat 
 ov beij) praktikabl; praktikablnes; posibiliti. 
 
 Practicable, Prak-ti-ka-bl, a. dat ma be per- 
 fdrmd, praktist, or akomplijt; performabl; fezibl; 
 posibl; asalabl; fit tu be a^ald. 
 
 Practicableness, Prak-ti-ka-bl-nes, n. de stat 
 ov beiij praktikabl. [maner. 
 
 Practicably, Prak-ti-ka-hli, ad. in a praktikabl 
 
 Practical, Pnik-ti-kal, a. relatig tu akjon er 
 l5raktis; dezjnd for praktis; dat iz tu be aktcd, 
 performd, or praktist; not merli spekyqlativ. 
 
 Practicality, Prak-ti-kal-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 beiij praktikal. 
 
 Practically, Prak-ti-kal-i, ad', in a praktikal 
 maner; bj praktis. [beig praktikal. 
 
 Practical.vess, Prak-ti-kal-nes, ?i. de kwoliti ov 
 
 Practice, Prak-tis, n. de habit ov dooig eni tip; 
 suq yi],s az begets a habit; ktistomari yq,s; deks- 
 teriti akwjrd bj habit; aktyqal performans, dis- 
 tiggwijt from t^ori; metod; kustom; habit; man- 
 er: yi],s; — medikal tretment ov dizezez; eksersjz 
 ov eni profejon, az dat ov medisin; — a rcDl in 
 aritmetik. 
 
 Practise, Prak-tis, v. t. tu dto habity^ali er re- 
 petedli; tu eksersjz aktyq,ali; tu d<x>, not merli 
 tu profds; tu transakt; — tu perform er atend 
 tu; az, tu praktis le or fizik. 
 
 Practise, Prak-tis, v. i. tu form a habit; tu 
 eksersjz a profejon; tu transakt; tu negojiat 
 sekretii: tu yqz qrts er stratajem. 
 
 Pbactiseb, Prak-tis- er, n. wun hot) praktisez; a 
 praktijoner. 
 
 Practising, Prak-tis-ij), pp. a. dfflifl; ^ksersjzig; 
 engajd in praktis. 
 
 Practitioner, Prak-tiJ-on-er, n. wun Aktyq,ali 
 engajd in de eksersjz ov eni qrt er profejon, az 
 dat ov medisin. 
 
 Peje, Pre, [£.] befor; — a prefiks hwiq oknrz in 
 komp'snd wurdz adopted from de Latin; az, 
 prFbxjnita. Se {Pre.} 
 
 PejECIFE, Pres-i-pe, n. {Law} ritn instrukjonz, 
 givn bj an aturni or plantif, tu de klerk ov a 
 kort, for makig 'st a rit; an orijinal rit. 
 
 Pr^cognita, Pre-kog-ni-ta, 7i. ^i^Z. [L.] tipz pre- 
 viusli non, in erder tu understandip sumtig els. 
 
 Pr^cordia, Pre-kor-di-a, n. ;)/. [Z.] {Anat.} de' 
 p<|rts adjernig tu de hqrt; de djafram, de ab- 
 dominal visera, and de epigastrium. 
 
 Pr^munire, Pre-mq,-nj-rc, n. {Law} a rit, er 
 an ofens ov de natyqr ov kontemt agenst guv- 
 ernment, for hwiq de rit iz granted. Se {J'rem- 
 unire.} 
 
 PrjENOMEn, PrE-n(5-men, n. [i.] de ferst nam ov 
 a person amdg de liamanz, prefikst tu de jen- 
 eral famili nam. 
 
 PEiETEXTA, Prc-teks-ta, n. [Z.] a I05, hwjt, Ro- 
 man rob, worn bj b6rz til de aj ov 17, and bj 
 gerlz til da wer marid. 
 
 I*r^torium, Pre-to-ri-um, n. [Z.] pi. Pre-to- 
 ri-a; de hel or kort hw^r de Roman pretor ad- 
 ministerd justis; olso a jeneralz tent. 
 
 Pragmatic, Prag-mat-ik, ^ a. mcdlig; im- 
 
 1*ragmatical, Prag-mat-i-kal, ) pertinent; im- 
 pi/rtinentli bizi; asqmig ^rz ov biznes; ofijus; 
 diktatorial. [matikal maner. 
 
 Pragmatically, Prag-mat-i-kal-i, ad. in a prag- 
 
 I'ragmaticalness, Prag-mat-i-kal-nes, n. de 
 kwoliti ov beig pragmatikal. 
 
 Prairie, Pra-ri, n. [Jr.] a Iqrj natynral medo, 
 or trakt ov kantri, bqr ov trez, and kuverd wid 
 gras, suq az qr komon in meni pqrts ov de Mis- 
 isipi rali. 
 
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 F'ratse, Praz, n. komendajon; enkomium: yi|loji; 
 
 panejirik: fam; glorifikajon; tribynt ov grati- 
 
 tq,d; led; gr^'nd er rgzn ov praz. 
 Praise, Praz, v. t. tu komend; tia apled; tm sele- 
 
 brat; tu ekstol; tu yi^lojiz; tu glorif j in wurjip. 
 Praiseless, Praz-les, a. wontiij praz; wid^t praz. 
 Praisee, Praz-er, n. wun bin prazez; a komeuder. 
 PHAISEWORTHILY, Praz-wur-di-li, ad. in a man- 
 
 er wurdi ov praz. 
 Praiseworthy. Praz-wur-di, A. wurdi ov praz; 
 
 dEzervii) komendajon; komendabl. 
 Pram, Pram, j n. {A'aut.} a Ijt sert ov bot yii,zd 
 Prame, Pram, \ in Holand and de Beltik fer 
 
 lodiij and nnlodii] Jips. 
 Peamce, Prans, v. i. tu. sprir) and b^nd in hj metl, 
 
 az a hers; tu rjd er mrov in a werljk or Joi maner. 
 Prancing, Prdns-ig, n. ds akt ov b'sndiij, az a hers. 
 Peangos, Prai)-gos, n. {Bot.} an i:'st Indian, her- 
 
 bajus, perenial plant. 
 Prank, Praijk, v. t. tu dekorat; tu dres tu os- 
 
 tentajon; tu prigk. 
 Prank, Prajjk,! n. a frolik; a wild fljt: a h^dikrus 
 
 trik; a misqivus akt. [eral. 
 
 Prase, Praz, n. {Jlin.} gren kworts, a silijus miu- 
 Peaseolite, Praz-o-ljt, ». {Mi/i.} a gren, imper- 
 
 fektli kristaljzd, NerwEJan mineral. 
 Prasilite, Pras-i-ljt, n. {3Ii>i.} a soft, gren, fj- 
 
 brus miueraj, f'snd in Skotlaud. 
 Peate, Prat, V. i. tu tek ki^rlesli and tolijli; tu 
 
 babl; tu qater; tu be lukwajus: tia pratl. 
 Prate, Prat, n. tatl; babl; jdl tek; unmenir) lo- 
 
 kwasiti. 
 Prate, Prat, v. t. tu uter foilijli er bijsterusli. 
 Peatee, Prat-er, u. wun hca prats; an jdl teker. 
 Pratic, Prat-ik, n. (JS'^ai/t.) a Ijsens fer ds mas- 
 ter ov a Jip tu trafik in de Yn^rapean ports ov 
 
 de Mediferanean, after haviij perfermd kwor- 
 Prating, Prat-ig, n. qater; jdl tek; prat, [anten. 
 Pratingcole, Prat-iij-kcal, 71. a berd ov Koro- 
 
 mandel. wid a hukt bil. [kwasiti. 
 
 Peatinglt, Prat-ig-li, ad. wid titl-tatl; wid 1q- 
 Peattle, Prat-1, v. i. [diminyn,tiv ov {prate,}] tu 
 
 tek cjjldijli er Ijtli; tu qater. 
 Peattle, Prat-1, n. qildij, pneril, er trjflii) tek; qat. 
 Prattlement, Prat-1-ment,'^ h. prat: jdl er Ijt tek. 
 Prattler, Prat-ler, n. wun hto pratlz; a qaterer. 
 Pravity, Pniv-i-ti,* 71. korupjon; depraviti. 
 Prawn, Pren, n. a smel krustajus fij, ov de krab 
 
 kjnd, rezemblig a Jrimp, but Itirjcr. 
 Praxis, Praks-is, n. [L.] yq^s; praktis; rekwizijon; 
 
 de subjekt er mater ov eksersjz. 
 Pray, Pra, v. i. tu mak petijonz or entreti; tu 
 
 mak pr^er tu God; tu entret; tu ask submisivli. 
 Pray, Pra, v. t. tu suplikat; tu implor: tu ask 
 
 fer; tu entret. 
 Prayer, Pr4-er er Pr^r, n. a petijon tu God; a 
 
 petijon; a ferm ov suplikajon; rekwest; a sij^t; en- 
 Peayer, Pra-er, n. wun ho praz. [treti. 
 
 Peayerbook, Pr4-er-buk, n. a buk ov publik er 
 
 prjvat devojon, kontanig formz ov pr^er. 
 Prayerful, Pr4-er-ful, a. yiizig pr^er; praig; 
 
 devst. [er. 
 
 Prayerfully, Pr4-er-ful-i, ad. in a devst mau- 
 Prayeefulness, Pr4-er-ful-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 beig priierful. [prsier; undev:st. 
 
 Peayerless, Pr4-er-les, a. not praig er yn,zig 
 Prayer-meeting, Pr4-er-met-ig, n. a metig fer 
 
 pr%er. 
 Prayingly, Pra-ig-li, ad. wid suplikajon. 
 Pre, Pre, a pqrtikl er prefiks, hoaz orijinal Latin, 
 
 from {j)rce.,} iz stil retand in sum wurdz skq,rsli 
 
 natyixraljzd; it signif jz befor er previus, in tjm 
 
 er plas; elso abiiv, si],perior. 
 Pkeach, Preq, r. t. tu diskors publikli on de 
 
 gospel, &s.; tu pron3ns a publik diskors upon 
 
 a sakred subjekt. 
 
 Preach, Preq, 17. t. tu proklam er publij in re- 
 
 lijus orajonz er sermonz; tu inkiilkat publikli; 
 
 tu teq. 
 Preach, Preq,* n. a diskors; a sermon. 
 Preacher, Preq-er, n. wun hot) preqez. 
 Preachership, Preq-er-Jip, n. de ofis ov a preqer. 
 Preaching, Preq-ig, n. de emplerment er akt ov 
 
 a prgqer. 
 Preachman, Preq-man, n. a preqer, in kont^mt. 
 Preachment, Preq-ment, n. a sermon, in kon- 
 
 temt. [akwantans. 
 
 Pee acquaintance, Pre-a-kwant-ans, n. previus 
 Preadamic, Pre-ad-am-ik, a. anterior tu Adam. 
 Preadamite, Pre-ad-am-jt, n. wun supozd tu. 
 
 hav livd befcbr Adam; — wun hd) holdz d^ir wer 
 
 personz egzistig befor Adam. 
 Peeadministration, Pre-ad-min-is-tra-Jon, n. 
 
 previus administrajon. 
 Preadmonish, Pre-ad-mon-iJ, v. t. tu kejon or 
 
 admonij beforhand. [wernig. 
 
 Peeadjionition, Pre-ad-mo-niJ-on, n. a previus 
 Preamble, Pre-am-bl, n. sumtig previus; intro- 
 
 dukjon; prefas. — {Laiv} de introdiiktori mater 
 
 tu a statyq,t. bil, er akt ov a lejislativ bodi. 
 Preamble, Pre-am-bl, v. t. tu. prefas; tu in- 
 
 trodi^^s. [befor. 
 
 Peeambulate, Pre-am-bq,-lat, v. i. tu wek ergo 
 Peeambulatoey, Pre-am-bii-la-to-ri, a. goig 
 
 befor. 
 Peeannounce, Pre-a-n"sns, v. t. tta an'sns befor. 
 Pee antepenultimate, Pre-an-te-pe-nul-ti-mat, 
 
 a. fort from de last silabl. 
 Preapprehension, Pre-ap-re-hen-Jon, n. a pre- 
 vius aprehenjon. 
 Peeaudience, Pre-6-di-ens, re. a previus odiefls; 
 
 de rjt er stat ov beig herd befor aniider. 
 Peebend, Preb-end, n. a. stjpend er J^r in de es- 
 
 tat ov a katedral er kolejiat qurq resevd bi a 
 
 prebendari; — sumtjmz, but improperli, yi^zd fer 
 
 a prebendari. [prebend. 
 
 Peebendal, Pre-bend-al, a. ov or belogig tu a 
 Prebendary, Preb-en-da-ri, n. a. stjpendiari ov 
 
 a katedral hcD haz a prebend; an of ijiatig kanon. 
 Precarious, Pre-ka-ri-us, a. unserten, bekez de- 
 
 pendig on de wil ov aniider; held bj kdrtesi; de- 
 pendent; distful; di|bius. 
 Peecaeiously, Pre-ka-ri-us-li, ad. in a preka- 
 
 rius maner. 
 Precaeiousness, Pre-ka-ri-us-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 beig prekarius. 
 Peecative, Prek-a-tiv, a. supliant; submisiv. 
 Peecaution, Pre-ko-Jon, n. previus keJon; pre- 
 
 zervativ keJon; preventiv mejq^rz. 
 Precaution, Pre-ke-Jon, v.t. tu wernbeforhand. 
 Precautional, Pre-ke-Jon-al, / a. impljig er 
 Precautionary, Pre-ke-Jon-a-ri, ) y^lzig pre- 
 
 kejon. 
 Precautious, Pre-ke-Jus, a. relatig tu er yTi,zig 
 
 prekejon; prekejonari. 
 Precede, Pre-sed, v. t. tu go befor in order ov 
 
 tjm; tu go befor in plas er ragk. 
 Precedence, Pre-se-dens, ) n. de akt er stat ov 
 Precedency, Pre-sg-den-si, i goig befor; prj- 
 
 oriti; adjustment ov plas: de formost plas; de 
 
 relativ ragk in de etiket ov sosjeti. 
 Peecedent, Pre-SE-dent, a. dat presedz; prcsedig; 
 
 fermer; goig befor. 
 Precedent, Pres-e-dent, n. dat hwiq, goig befor, 
 
 iz an egzdmpl er rcDl fer foloig tjmz and praktis; 
 
 an egzdmpl. — {Law} an etoriti tu be folod in a 
 
 kort ov justis, &s. 
 Peecedented, Pres-e-dent-ed, a. havig a prese- 
 
 dent er egzdmpl. [merli. 
 
 Peecedently, Pre-se-dent-li, ad. beforhand; for- 
 Peeceding, Pre-sed-ig, a. goig befor; beig erlier 
 
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 Pbecentoe, Pre-s^n-tor, n. {Mug.) wun hffi ledz 
 
 a kwjr; a (janter.— (&o</amf ) a klerk. 
 Peecentorship, Pre-sen-tor-Jip, n. de ofis ov 
 
 prEfentor. 
 Peecept, Pre-sept, n. a hdI otoritativli givn; a 
 mandat; a direk/on; a komdnd; an order; a duk- 
 trin; a prinsipl; a maksim; a le. — {Laio} a wor- 
 ant ov a majistrat. 
 Pbeceptive, Pre-sep-tiv, a. kontanig prtsepts; 
 
 givi{) pr£=epti; t£<ji{): instrdktiv: diilaktik. 
 Peeceptor, Pre-s^p-tor, n. a hed master er prin- 
 
 eipal ov an akademi er uder s^minari; a te^er; 
 
 a tqtor. 
 Pbeceptoeial, Pre-sep-Ub-ri-al, a. relatip tu a 
 
 prf-septur ur tu tEqifl; prEseptiv. [septiv. 
 
 Peeceptory, PrE-sep-to-ri, a. givijj presepts; pre- 
 Peeceptress, PrE-sep-treg, n. a femal hdi teqez. 
 Precession, PrE-seJ-on, n. At akt ov goio htlut, 
 
 ao advdns; a mJjvment forward, partikyq^larli 
 
 apljd tu de advdnsiy ov dE skwinokjal pernts. 
 Precinct, PrE-si^kt, n. -stward limit; b^ndari; a 
 
 teriturial distrikt. 
 I'reciosity, Pr£-Ji-6s-i-ti,* n. valyrj,; prejusnes. 
 J*eeciols, PreJ-us, a. valyt^abl; bEig ov grat 
 
 wurt; kostlL: ov grat prjs; az, a prefus ston. 
 Preciously, PreJ-us-li, ad. valj^abli; tu a grat 
 
 prj.-. 
 Peecioussess, Pr6J-as-nes, n. valyn,: wurt; prjs. 
 Precipice, Pres-i-pis, n. a bedlog stEp; an abrupt 
 
 or st€p dcsent or dekliviti; a fol nerli perpen- 
 
 dikyq,lar. [sipitated. 
 
 Peecipitable, Pre-sip-i-ta-bl, a. dat ma bs prE- 
 Precipitance, Pr£-sip-i-tans, ) n. raj hast; hed- 
 Peecipitancy, PrE-sip-i-tan-si, i log huri; rajnes. 
 Precipitant, Pre-sip-i-tant, a. folifl or rujijj 
 
 hedlofl; hasti; raj; prEsipitat. 
 Pbecipitantly, PrE-sip-i-tant-li, ad. in hedlog 
 
 hast er buri. 
 Peecipitantness, Pre-sip-i-tant-nes, n. de kwol- 
 
 iti ov beig prEsipitant. 
 Phecipitate, Pr£-sip-i-tat, v. t. tu tro hedloD: 
 
 tu urj on vJQlentli; tu hasn unekspektedli; tu 
 
 huri.— ( (?Acm.) tu tro tu de botom, az a solid 
 
 Eubstans in a likwid. 
 Precipitate, Pre-sip-i-tat, v. i. tu fel hedlog; 
 
 tu prosEd hastili. — {Chem.} tu fel tu de botom, 
 
 az a sediment. 
 Precipitate, Pr£-=ip-i-tat, a. step; hcdlop; hasti; 
 
 mj: vJGjlent; totles; hEdles. 
 Precipitate, Pre-sip-i-tat, n. a substans or med- 
 
 isin trun d'sn, az a solid in a likwid, bj kemikal 
 
 dEkompoziJon. 
 Precipitately, Pr£-sip-i-tat-li, ad. in a presip- 
 
 itat m.iner; hedloj). 
 I^ecipitation, Pre-sip-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 presipitatifl; blind hast.— (CA^ro.) sc'.iment; 
 
 siibsidensi. [g;pitats. 
 
 Precipitator, Pre-sip-i-ta-tor, n. wun hat pre- 
 Precipitous, PrE-?ip-i-tus, a. hedlofl; step; prE- 
 sipitat; hasti; suden; raj. 
 Precipitocslt, Pre-sip-i-tus-li, ad. in a presip- 
 
 itus maner. 
 Precipitolssess, Pre-sip-i-tus-nes, n. rajncs. 
 Precise, Pre-sjs, a. egzakt; strikt; rijidli nj?: 
 
 skrdbpqlus; akyT^rat; korekt; njs; havij) strikt 
 
 limitaj.inz: formal; tj) partikyqlar; finikal. 
 Precisely. PrE-?js-li, ad. in a prEsjs maner; eg- 
 
 laktli; njsli; akynratli; wid t«D muq gkriDp^- 
 
 lositi. [eti. 
 
 Preciseness, Pre-sjs-nes, ». egzaktnes; rijid njs- 
 Precisian, Pre-sij-an,* n. wun hoo iz presj;", veri 
 
 egzakt, or sii^perstijasli rigorus. 
 Precisianism, Pre-si3-an-iz-in,/».siiporstiJu8 rigor; 
 
 finikal or unreznabl egzaktnes. 
 Precisiamst, PrE-si3-an-i3t, n. wun veri pres|s; 
 
 a presisan. 
 
 Precision, Pre-slj-on, n. de stat 07 beifl presis; 
 
 egzaktnes; egzakt limitajon. 
 Preclude, Pre-kli'id, v. t. tu Jut tt or hinder 
 befurhand; tu hinder; tu prevent; tu obviat. 
 Peeclusion, Pre-klii-jon, n. at akt ov prEkltidio; 
 hindcrans bj sum antisijjajon. [joa. 
 
 Preclusive, PrE-kli^-siv, a. hinderig bj antisipa- 
 Peeclusively, Pre-klii,-siv-li, ad. wid hinderani 
 
 bj antisifwjon. 
 Peecocious, Pre-k6-Jus, a. rjp befiir At natyn- 
 ral tjin; erli rjp, az plants; apljd oLu tu de men- 
 tal or bodili piserz. [maner. 
 Precociously, Pre-k6-Jus-li, ad. in a prekojua 
 Peecocioussess, PrE-k6-Jus-nes, n. prEkositi. 
 Precocity, PrE-kos-i-ti, n. dE stat ov beig prE- 
 kojus; rjpnes bEfur de natyi^ral tjm; erli rjpnes. 
 Peecogitate, Pre-koj-i-tat, v.t. tu konsider or 
 fkeiu bEfurhand. [itajon. 
 Precogitatio.v, Pre-koj-i-ta-Jon, n. prEvius koj- 
 Precognition, PrE-kog-niJ-on, ;;. previus nolej; 
 — {iio.tch law) a preihkwjri hweder d^r izgnsnd 
 far prosEkiJon. [ftjrhand. 
 Peecompose, PrE-kom-p6z, v. t. tu komp<f)z bE- 
 Peeconceit, Pre-kon-set, n. an opinyon previusli 
 
 formd. 
 Preconceive, Pre-kon-sev, v. t. tu konsev be- 
 
 furhand; tu imajin befuirhand. 
 
 Preconception, Pre-kon-sep-Jon, n. a previus 
 
 konsepjon. [forhand. 
 
 Preconcert, Pre-kon-sert,MJ. t. tu konsert be- 
 
 I^ecosceeted, Pre-kon-s^rt-ed, p. a. koijserted 
 
 er setid beforhand. 
 Preconcertedness, Pre-kon-sM-ed-nes, n. de 
 
 stat ov bsio prEkonserted. 
 
 Precondemn, PrE-kon-dem, t'. t. tu kondem be- 
 
 furhand. [konformiti. 
 
 Preconfoemity, Pre-kon-form-i-ti, n. antesedent 
 
 Precoxsign, Pre-kon-sjn, r. t. tu mak over, or 
 
 konsjn, beforhand. 
 
 Peeconsolidated, Pre-kon-sol-i-dat-ed, a. kon- 
 
 solidated previusli. [trakt. 
 
 I'recontract, Pre-k6n-trakt, n. a previus kon- 
 
 Precontract, Pre-kon-trakt, v. t. tu kontrakt 
 
 or bqrgen beforhand. 
 I^ECUBSOR, Pre-kdr-sor, n. a predesesor; a for- 
 
 rdner; a hqrbinjcr; a mesenjer. 
 Peecubsoey, Pr£-kdr-so-ri, a. prESEdij); intro- 
 
 duktori; prEvius. 
 Predacean, PrE -da-Jan, n. an animal ov pra. 
 Peedaceous, PrE -da-Jus, a. livij) bj pra. 
 Peedatory, Pred-a-to-ri, a. plunderij); praktisi^ 
 
 rapin; huggri; praij); rapajus; ravenus. 
 Predecease, PrE-dE-se's, r. t. tu di htf^r. 
 Predecease, Pre-de-ses, n. de deses ov wun be- 
 
 for anudcr. 
 Predecessor, Pred-e-ses-or, n. wun hat presEdz; 
 wun hi», djig ferst, Ievz andder in hiz plas; an 
 ansestor. [hand. 
 
 Peedeclared, Pre-dc-kl4rd, a. dEkl4rd bEfor- 
 PREDEFINE, Pre-de-fju, v.t. tu defjn er limit be- 
 forhand. [delineajon. 
 Predelineatios, Pre-de-lin-e-a-Jon, n. previus 
 PREDESTINAEIAN, PrE-des-ti-na-rf-an, n. wun hct) 
 
 belevz in prEdestinaJon. 
 PREDESTINARIAX, PrE-des-ti-na-ri-an, a. ov er 
 
 beloyig tu prsdcstinajon. 
 Predestinate, Pre-des-ti-nat, t>. t. ta predeter- 
 min; tu forordan; tu prede3tin; tu apthit be- 
 forhand bj an ireversibl dekre. 
 Predestinate, Pre-des-ti-nat, a. predestinated. 
 Predestination, Pre-des-ti-na-Jon, n. de akt 
 ov prEde.-itinatip; de doktrin or belef dat Gk>d 
 haz from ol sterniti dekred hwot^ver kumz ta 
 pas; preordinajon. 
 Predestinative, Pre-<i6s-ti-na-tiv, a. dat pre- 
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 Prkdestinatoe, Pre-des-ti-na-tor, n. wun ho) 
 
 prgdestinats; wun hco hcDldz de doktrin ov pre- 
 
 destinajon; a predestinarian. 
 Predestine, Pis-des-tin, v. t. ta dskre bsfor- 
 
 hand; tia predestinat. 
 Pkedeterminable, Pre-dg-ter-min-a-bl, a. dat 
 
 ma bg prEdetermind. [dEtermind. 
 
 Predetermin'ate, PrE-de-ter-mi-nat, a. b£f6r 
 Predetermination, Pre-dE-ter-mi-na-Jon, n. 
 
 prEvius dEterminajon. 
 Predetermine, Pre-dE-ter-min, v. t. ta dEter- 
 
 min bEforhand. ' [min bEforhand. 
 
 Predetermine, PrE-dE-ter-min, v. i. tu dEter- 
 Predial, Prs-di-al, a. konsistiij ov, er rElatii] tu, 
 
 fqrmz. [bsig predikabl. 
 
 Predicability, Pred-i-ka-bil-i-ti, w. dE stat ov 
 Predicable, Pred-i-ka-bl, a. dat ma bs predi- 
 
 kated; dat ma b£ afermd ov sumtii). 
 Predicable, Pred-i-ka-bl, n. {Logic} dat hwiq 
 
 kan bE afermd ov eni tir), namli, JEnus, spEjEZ, 
 
 diferens, properti, and aksideat, kold dt fiv 
 
 2>redikahlz. 
 Predicament, Pre-dik-a-ment, n. a kids; a kjnd; 
 
 • sityiiajon: kondijon; stat. — {Logic} a katEgori; 
 
 wun ov ds AristotElian divigonz er prsdikamcnts, 
 
 namli, substans, kwontiti, kwoliti, rslajon, spas, 
 
 tjm, sity^xajon, pozejon, akjon, suferii). 
 Predicamental, PrE-dik-a-meu-tal, a. rElatiij tia 
 
 prEdikamcnts. 
 Predicate, Pred-i-kat, v. t. tu aferm ov sumtig. 
 Predicate, Pred-i-kat, v. i. tu aferm sumfiir) ov 
 
 aniidortiij; tu aferm. 
 Predicate, Pred-i-kat, n. {Logic) dat hwiq iz 
 
 afermd or dEnjd ov dg subjekt; az, "man iz ra- 
 
 Jonal." Hgr man iz ds subjekt, iz ds kopyi^la, 
 
 and rafonal Az predikat. 
 Predication, Pred-i-ka-Jon, n. afermajon kon- 
 
 sernig eni tig; doklarajon ov eni pozijon. 
 F^EDiCATORY, Pred-i-ka-to-ri, a. afermativ; ds- 
 
 sjsiv. 
 Predict, Prs-dikt, v. t. tu fcartel; tu forju; tia 
 
 profESj: tu prognostikat. 
 Prediction, Pre-dik-Jon, n. &z akt ov prsdiktig, 
 
 profEsi; doklarajon ov sumfcii) fiityi^r. 
 Predictive, PrE-dik-tiv, a. profetik; fcDrtelii). 
 Predictively, PrE-dik-tiv-li, ad. bj wa ov prE- 
 
 dikjon. [forteler. 
 
 Predictor, Prs-dik-tor, n. wun ho) prEdikts; a 
 Predigestion, Predi-jest-yon, n. dijestyon i<x> 
 
 soon performd. 
 Predilection, PrE-di-lek-Jon, re. a preferens er 
 
 Ijkiij befcarhand; inklinajon tu favor; pqrjialiti; 
 
 preferens. 
 Predispose, Pre-dis-poz, v. i. tu inkljn befor- 
 
 hand; tu adapt prsviusli. 
 Predisposition, PrE-dis-po-ziJ-on, n. Az stat ov 
 
 bEii) prsdispozd; prEvius adaptajoner inklinajon. 
 Predominance, PrE-d6m-i-nans, j n. Az statov 
 Predominancy, Pr£-d6m-i-nan-si, i bsig prs- 
 
 dominant; prevalens; si],pErioriti; asendansi; si^- 
 
 pErior infli\,ens. 
 Predominant, PrE-dom-i-nant, a. prevalent: prE- 
 
 valiij; suprem; si],pErior; asendant. 
 Predominantly, Pre-dom-i-nant-li, ad. wid sq,- 
 
 psrior iufhiens. 
 Predominate, Pr£-d6m-i-nat, v. i. tu be ferst or 
 
 sqpErior in rail er p-ser; tu hav rdal or swa; tu 
 
 prEval; tu b£ asendant. 
 Predominate, PrE-dom-i-nat, v. t. tu rcol cDver. 
 Predomination, Pr£-dom-i-na-Jon, n. sqpErior 
 
 infln,ens. 
 Prkdoomed, Pr£-di&md, a. domd bEfcarhand. 
 Pre-elect, Pr£-E-lekt, v. t. tu gcoz or elekt b£- 
 
 forhand. 
 Pee-election, Prf-E-lek-Jon, n. prsvius qers or 
 
 glekjon. 
 
 Preeminence, PrE-em-i-nens, n. &z stat ov beig 
 prEeminent; sn^pErioriti ov ekselens, p'ser, er in- 
 fli^ens; prESEdens; prjoriti ov plas. 
 
 Preeminent, Pr£-em-i-nent, a. havig prEcmi- 
 nens; eminent er ekselent abdv uderz. 
 
 Preeminently, Pr£-em-i-nent-li, ad. in a prE- 
 eminent maner. 
 
 Preemploy, Pr£-em-pl(y, v.t. tu emplt5' prEviusli. 
 
 Preemption, PrE-em-Jon, n. Az ferst bjig ov a 
 tig; dE rjt er privilej ov purgasig bsfijr uderz. 
 
 Preemptor, Pr£-em-tor, n. wun boo praktisez 
 prEcmJon. [federz, az berdz. 
 
 Preen, PrEn, v. t. tu kkn, az wid a prEn; tu trim 
 
 Preen, PrEn, n. a ferkt instrooment yi],zd bj klod- 
 ycrz. [hand. 
 
 Pre-engage, Pr£-en-gaj, v. t. tu engaj bfifor- 
 
 Pre-engagement, Prs-en-gdj-ment, n. a prEvius 
 engajment. [setl bEforhand. 
 
 Pre-establish, Pr£-es-tab-liJ, v. t. tu establij er 
 
 Pre-establishment, Pr£-es-tab-liJ-ment, n. a 
 prEvius establijment. 
 
 Pre-examination, Pr£-egz-am-i-na-Jon, re. prEvi- 
 us egzaminajon. [bEforhand. 
 
 Pre-examine, PrE-eg-zam-in, v. t. tu egzamin 
 
 Pre-exist, Pr£-eg-zist, v. i. tu egzist bEforhand. 
 
 Pre-existence, PrE-eg-zist-ens, >i. Az egzistens 
 ov a tig bEfor anudcr; prEvius egzistens; — Az 
 egzistens ov d£ sol bEfor its yi|,nyon wid ds bodi. 
 {Theol.} Az egzistens ov Krjst bEfor hiz hitman 
 bert. [hand. 
 
 Pre existent, PrE-eg-zist-ent, a. egzistig JoEfor- 
 
 Pre-expectation, PrE-eks-pek-ta-Jon, w. a pre- 
 vius okspektajon. 
 
 Preface, Pref-as, n. obzervajonz prEfikst tu a 
 literari wurk intended tu inferm dE rEder rf- 
 spektig its dszjn, plan, &s.: sumtig spokn bEfor; 
 introdukjon; preli^d; proem. 
 
 Preface, Pref-as, v. t. tu introd^s h\ prEliminari 
 rEm^rks. [diiktori. 
 
 Preface, Pref-as, v. i. tu sa er dO) sumbig intro- 
 
 Prefacer, Pref-as-er, n. wun ho) prefasez, or rjts 
 a prefas. [tu introdi],s. 
 
 Prefatory, Pref-a-t<a-ri, a. introdiiktori; servig 
 
 Prefect, Prs-fckt, n. wun plast over uderz; a 
 guvernor ov a provins; d£ maor ov a tun er siti; 
 — an ofiser hua haz dE direkjon ov dE polss es- 
 tablijment in a dspqitmentin Frans; — a komdn- 
 der; a sq,perintendent. [komdnd. 
 
 Prefecture, Pref-ek-tt^r, n. de of is ov a prEfekt; 
 
 Prefer, Pr£-fer, v. t. tu rEg^rd er estEm mor dan 
 sumtig els; tu plas or put bsfor; tu qooz; tu 
 ad vans; tu egzolt; tu raz; tu promot. 
 
 Preferable, Pref-er-a-bl, a. dat iz tu b£ prEferd; 
 dEzervig preferens; elijibl bfifor sumtig els. 
 
 Preferableness, Pref-er-a-bl-nes, n. az stat ov 
 beig preferabl. [q^s. 
 
 Preferably, Pref-er-a-bli, ad. in preferens; bj 
 
 Preference, Pref-er-ens, n. Az akt ov prEferig; 
 estimajon, qffs, er slekjon ov wun tig bEf6r an- 
 uder. 
 
 Preferment, Pr£-fer-ment, n. Az akt ov prEferig; 
 advdnsment tu a post ov onor or profit; egzel- 
 tajon; preferens. 
 
 Preferrer, Pr£-fer-er, n. wun hO) prEferz. 
 
 Prefiguration, PrE-fig-yi^ra-Jon, n. At akt ov 
 pretigyn^rig; antESEdent reprEzentaJon. 
 
 Prefigurative, PrE-fig-yq,-ra-tiv, a. forjoig bj 
 figyiXrz. 
 
 Prefigure, PrE-fig-yi\r, v. t. tu egzibit bj ante- 
 SEdent reprEzcntaJon. 
 
 Prefigurement, Pr£-fig-yti,r-mcnt, ?i. Ae akt ov 
 prEfigyii,rig. 
 
 Prefix, PrE-fiks, t>. t. tu fiks er put hziar sum- 
 tig ols; tu a pi/nt bEforhand; tu setl. 
 
 Prefix, PrE-fiks, n. a pq,rtikl er sumbig plast be- 
 f(5r andder wurd tu mak wid it a ni| wurd.
 
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 Pbkfloeatiom, Pre-flo-ra-Jon, n. a previus fl5- 
 
 PRKKL'LGicycv, PrE-iAl-jon-si, »i. stj,prrior brjtnos. 
 I'BKUNAaLK, l'r<5g-na-bl,* a. ekspuguabl; dai inn 
 bt tukn. [si. 
 
 Preonance, Pr<?g-nans, n. inv^ntiv puer; prcgnan- 
 Prku.nancy, Pr6g-nan-8!, n. de slat uv beij) preg- 
 nant er wid yug; fertiliti; frtDtfulnes; inventiv 
 
 puer. 
 Prko.vant, Pr^g-nant, s. bcig wid yufl; temio; 
 
 bredio; inullul; fertil; ful ov koiisEkwcuji; — 
 
 *()lnn; kltr; I'ul; frt; kjrid; rcdi; witi. 
 I*BEO.VANTLY, Preg-nant-li, ad. in a pregnant 
 
 uianer; frojlfuli. 
 Pbkol'stant, I're-gda-tant, a. tastin befarhand. 
 Pbeoustation, Pre-gus-tA-Jon, n. ae aktuv tmt- 
 
 ig btfiJr anurter. [huld ov. 
 
 Prehensible, PrE-h6n-si-bl, a. dat ma be takn 
 Prehensile, Pre-hen-sil, a. adapted tu sez er 
 
 grasp; takig buld. 
 Prehension, Pre-hen-Jon,* n. de akt ov takig 
 
 huld; grasp. 
 Prehensoey, Pre-b^n-so-ri, a. prehensil. 
 Prehnite, Pr^n-it, n. {Min.} a mineral ov grenij 
 
 kulur. [previusli. 
 
 Prk-instruct, Pre-in-strdkt, v. t. tu instrdkt 
 Pre judge, Pre-jdj, i'. t. tu juj previusli; and, 
 
 jdiii'nili, tu juj uufavorabli; tu determiu befur- 
 
 hand. 
 Peejuugment, Pre-jdj-mcnt, n. previus jujment. 
 Prejudicate, I'rE-Jn,-di-kat, v. t. tu prejdj. 
 Pre-jl'DICATE, l'r£-jii,-di-kut, i'. «. tu formu iuj- 
 
 meiit befiorhand. [di.s. 
 
 Pbejudicately, PrE-jii,-di-kat-li, ad. wid preju- 
 Peejudication, PrE-jn-di-ku-Jon, «. de akt ov 
 
 prejiijifl. [egzamina/on. 
 
 F'rejidicativz, PrE-ji^-di-ka-tiv, a. jujij) wid-st 
 Prejudice, Prej-n,-di3, n. previus and unttivorabl 
 
 bja.i or jujment: prEpozeJon; — mis^if; detriment; 
 
 hurt; injn,ri. 
 Prejudice, Pr^j-t^-dis, r. t. ta prepozds ag^nst; 
 
 tu til wid pr^jiidis; tu injq^r; tu hurt; tu impi'ir. 
 Prejudiced, Prej-ii-dist, ^. a. infli^enst bj prej- 
 
 Hdis; bjast; injn,rd; wontifl kandor er fiirnes. 
 Prejudicial, Prej-t;-diJ-al, a. obstrukted bj pr6j- 
 
 \\i\\i: misqivus; hurtful; injq,rius, detrimental. 
 I'lEJUDiciALLY, Prej-q,-diJ-al-i, ad. in a preji],- 
 
 dijal inaner. [hurt. 
 
 Prejudicialness, Proj-n,-diJ-aI-nes, n. injuri; 
 Prelacy, IVel-a-si, n. At digniti orofisova prel- 
 
 nt; epidkapa:-!; dE order ov bijops; bijops kolek- 
 
 tivli. 
 Prelate, Pr61-at, n. a bijop, er an qrqbijop; a 
 
 di^nitari ov de qurq; — seldom apljd tu wun locr 
 
 dun a bi/iip. [asi. 
 
 Prelateship, Pr61-at-Jip, n. ofisova prelat; prel- 
 Prelatess, Prel-at-es, ri. a femal prelat. 
 Prelatic, I'rE-lat-ik, j a. relntig tu prelata 
 
 PRELATICAL, Pre-lat-i-kal, 1 er prelasi; episko- 
 
 jial; hoti. [tu prelats. 
 
 Prelaticallt. Pre-lit-i-kal-i, ad. wid roforens 
 Prelatist, Pr<?l-a-ti8t, n. wun ha» supurta prelasi. 
 Prelection, IVe-l^k-Jon, n. de akt ov redig; a 
 
 loktynr; u disk6r9. 
 Prelector, PrE-lek-tor, n. a reder; a iektyn,ror. 
 I'eklibation, Pre-lj-ba-Jon, n. a previus last; 
 
 I'urtn^t; liutEiMst; antisi])aJon. [dcntli. 
 
 Preliminarily, Prr-liin-i-na-ri-li, ad. ante5r- 
 Preliminart, I'rr-lim-i-na-ri, a. prEvius; intro- 
 
 ddkturi: prrparattjri; aiite^iEdent; prormial. 
 PBELIMINARY, Prr-liiu-i-nu-ri, n. dat hwi(j prE- 
 
 sfdz: a prrpiratori aktormextir; sumtip previus. 
 Pbilude, Prel-nd, or Pr^-li^d, «. sumtig intro- 
 
 ddkt-ori; an introduk/on; sumtio dat onli Jqz 
 
 hwot iz tu fula. {Afiit.} a prelas or intro- 
 duk/on tu a mmvnicDt or perfe'mau!*. 
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 Prelude, Pre-li'vd, er Pr^l-qd, v. i. tu s^rv az »q 
 
 iutr(jdukj(m; tu be previus tu. 
 I|helude, iVE-li'id, i>. t. tu pia a prelt^d tu. 
 I'RELUDta, I'rc-hid-er, or Prel-iid-er, n. wun bm 
 
 \i\uz (1 prelnd. 
 Peelldium, Pre-h'i-di-um, n. [L.] prelc^d. 
 I'RELLMUAE, PrE-ldm-bar, a. {Anal.) plast bef^r 
 
 At lernz. 
 Prelusive, Pre-liVsiv, a. previus; intruddkturi. 
 Peellsoey, Pre-lii,-80-ri, a. intrudukturi; pre- 
 
 lil^v. 
 Premature, Pre-ma-ti'ir, a. rjp t<i) som; cgzistig, 
 duu, sed, or undertaku ta» soju; to ?rli; not pre- 
 pj'ird; unprep^rd; not redi. 
 Peematueelv, Pre-ma-tiir-li, ad. ta> frli; to) san; 
 ttD ha.nili. 
 
 Peematueeness, Pr£-ma-ti\,r-nos,| m. de stat ov 
 
 I'bematueitv, Pre-ma-ti'i-ri-ti, ) beig prema- 
 tiir; tu» grat hast; unseziiabl erlines. 
 
 Peemeditate, Pre-med-i-tat, v. t. tu kontrjv, 
 form, konsev, or meditat befurhand. 
 
 Premeditate, I're-med-i-tat, v. i. tu meditat 6r 
 tigk beforhuud. 
 
 Premeditated, Pre-med-i-tat-cd, p. a. medi- 
 tated or konlrjvd befurhand. 
 
 Peemeditately, Pre-med-i-tat-li, ad. wid pre- 
 medita/on. 
 
 Premeditatio.n, Pre-med-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 premeditatig; prEvius rEflekJon, konsiderajon, or 
 t^'t. [qef. 
 
 Premier, Pre-mi-er, or Prdm-yer, a. [Fr.] ferst; 
 
 Premier, PrE-mi-er,tfr Prem-yer, n. Ae prim min- 
 ister; dE prjm minister ov Iggland. 
 
 Premise, Pre-mjz, v. t. tu eksplan previusli; tu 
 la d'sn premiscz. [ozi/onz. 
 
 Premise, Pre-mjz, r. i'. tu mak antesedeut prop- 
 
 Peemise, Prem-is, m. a tig premjzd. />;. {Lnjic) 
 de ferst tU) prupuzi/onz ov a silojizui. — {Law) 
 statmcnU hwi(j hav bin bffijr mad;— dat pqrt, 
 in de beginig ov a ded, in hwiq qr set furt de 
 namz ov dE pqrtiz, wid d<ir tjtlz and adijouz, 
 and uder materz;— landz and h'szez or teuEmenta. 
 
 Peemium, Pre-mi-uin, n. sumtiggivn tu invjt a 
 Ion or a bqrgen; a reword; a rekompens; a bo- 
 nus;— valyq abdv de orijinal prjs or kost, az op- 
 (izd tu diaksrU. ' [be forhand. 
 
 I'eemonisu, Pre-mon-iJ, i\ t. tu worn or admonij 
 
 Peemonishment, Prc-inou-iJ-meut, ii. previus 
 aduiuinijon. 
 
 I'eemonition, Pri-mo-niJ-on, ». previus nutis er 
 wornig: previus intelijens. [monijon. 
 
 I'eemonitor, PrE-m6n-i-tor, n. wun hiD givz prt- 
 
 Premonitory, Prc-m6n-i-t«j-ri, a. previusli ad- 
 vjzig or wornig. [at de end. 
 
 Premorse, Pre-mors, a. {B<>t.) bitn of, az it wfr, 
 
 1*REMU.MRE, Pre-mii-nj-rE, n. [L.] {Law) a rit. 
 
 I'remunition, Pre-mti-niJ-on,* ii. an antiaipajon 
 ov objekjon. 
 
 Premunitoey, I*re-mq-ni-t43-ri, a. def^nig a pen- 
 ulti dat ma be inkurd. 
 
 Peendee, Pren-der, n. {Law) de p'ser or rjt ov 
 takig u tig befiir it iz oferd. 
 
 1'eenominate, Pre-nom-i-nat, r. t. tu fornam. 
 
 Peenominate, l're-n6m-i-nat, a. fornamd. 
 
 J'eesomi.vation, Pre-nom-i-na-JoD, n. de stat ov 
 beig namd fenit. 
 
 Peenotion, Pre-ncb-Jon, n. f(i.m61cj. 
 
 Peentice, Pren-tis, n. [kontrakted from aprintu] 
 aireiiiis. Sr {A}iprentke.) ["Ai/).) 
 
 ••eenticesiiip. Preu-tis-Jip, n. Se {Apprentioe- 
 
 Pbeoccipancy. Prt-6k-yn-pan-si, n. At rjt orakl 
 ov takig poi^'/nn befur andder. 
 
 Preoccupation, PrE-ok-yi;-pa-/on, n. At nkt ov 
 prcokyupjig; prrp<.zeJon. 
 
 Preoccupy, PrE-6k-yii-pj. r. t. tu tak prrviaj 
 I'OJe/on ov: tu prep ais; tu okyi^pj previusli.
 
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 Peeopinion, Pre-o-pin-yon, «. opinyon antESe- 
 
 dentli farmd; prepozejon. 
 Pre-option, PrE-6p-Jon, n. dz qt ov ferst qes. 
 Peeordain, Prs-er-dan, v. t. tu erdan bgforhand; 
 
 tu furordan. [ferst dekre. 
 
 Preordinance, Pre-er-di-nans, n. antesedent er 
 Pkeordinate, Pre-or-di-nat, a. preerdand. 
 Preordinatiox, Pr£-Gr-di-na-Jon, n. ds akt ov 
 
 prserdanit). 
 Preparation, Prep-a-ra-Jon, n. At akt ov pre- 
 
 pq,ni): de statovbgir) pr£p4rd; tig prep^rd; redi- 
 
 nes; ekwipment; prsvius me3t^,rz; seremonius in- 
 
 trodukjon: akoinplijment; kwolifikajon. 
 Preparative, Pre-par-a-tiv, a. dat prEp4rz; mak- 
 
 ig redi; kwolifjig; fitig. 
 Preparative, Pre-par-a-tiv, n. dat hwiq haz de 
 
 p'ser ov prep^rig; dat hwiq iz dun in order tu 
 
 sumiig els. 
 Peeparatively, PrE-par-a-tiv-li, ad. bj wa ov 
 
 preparajon. 
 Preparatory, Pr£-par-a-to-ri, a. introdukt6ri; 
 
 prsvius; prEliminari; antESEdent. 
 Prepare, PrE-p4r, «. t. tu mak redi; tu fit for 
 
 eni tiij: tu adjust tu eni yii,s; tu kwolifj for 
 
 eni purpus; tu form; tu mak; tu provjd; tu 
 
 Ekwip. 
 Prepare, PrE-p4r, •». i. tu tak prsvius mejij^rz; 
 
 tu mak ol tigz redi; tu put tigz iu order; tu 
 
 mak wunz self redi. 
 Prepared, Pr£-p4rd, p. a. bsig in a statov prepa- 
 rajon; redi. [ig prEp4i"d. 
 Preparedness, PrE-p4r-ed-nes, n. de stat ov bE- 
 Preparer, PrE-p4r-er, n. he or dat hwiq pr£p4rz. 
 Prepay, PrE-pa, v. t. tu pa bsforhand. 
 Prepayment, Prs-pa-ment, n. dE akt ov paig 
 
 beforhand; sum prEpad. 
 Prepense, PrE-pens, a. {Law) prsmeditated; prE- 
 
 konsEvd; kontrivj bEforhand; az, ma\\s prepens. 
 Peepensely, Pr£-pens-li, arf. in a prspens maner. 
 Prepollence, PrE-pol-ens, ) n. prevalens; si|pE- 
 Prepollenoy, Pr£-p61-en-si, ! rioriti ov fors. 
 Prepollent, PrE-pol-ent,* a. supsrior in fors er 
 
 valyii. 
 Preponderance, PrE-pon-der-ans, ji. sq,pErioriti 
 
 ov wat; de akt ov ■Rtwaig. [derans. 
 
 Preponderancy, PrE-p6n-der-an-si, n. prEpon- 
 Preponderant, Pr£-p6n-der-ant, a. 5twaig. 
 Preponderate, PrE-p6n-der-at, v. t. tu •stwa; 
 
 tu overp-ser bj wat er bj strogger inflq,ens. 
 Preponderate, Prs-pon-der-at, v. i. tu ekssd 
 
 in wat, or in infli],ens. 
 Preponderation, PrE-pon-der-a-Jon,* n. Az akt 
 
 er stat ov prEponderatig. 
 Preposition, Prep-o-ziJ-on, n. {Gram.) a pqrtikl 
 
 er pqrt ov spEq hwiq servz tu konekt wurdz wid 
 
 wun andder, and tu Jo dE rElaJon bEtwsn dem. 
 
 Prepozjonz, in IggliJ gramar, guvern Az objek- 
 
 tiv kas ov n'snz and pron'snz. 
 Prepositional, Prep-cD-ziJ-on-al, a. rslatig tu, 
 
 er Ijk, a prepozijon. 
 Prepositive, Pr£-p6z-i-tiv, n. a wurd er pqrtikl 
 
 put befor andder wurd. 
 Peepositor, PrE-p6z-i-tor, n. a skolar apffnted 
 
 bj de master tu overluk ds rest; a monitor. 
 Prepositure, PrE-p6z-i-tqr, »i. a provostjip. 
 Prepossess, Pr£-poz-es, v. t. preokyqpj; tu tak 
 
 previus pozcjon ov; tu bjas er inflq,ens bEfor- 
 hand; tu preji^dis. 
 Prepossession, PrE-poz-eJ-on, v. prEokyT^pnJon; 
 
 ferst pozejon; prejq^dis; prekonssvd opinyon. 
 Feepossessor, PrE-poz-es-or, n. wun ha> prepoz- 
 
 6sez. 
 Preposterous, Pre-pos-ter-us, a. havig dat ferst 
 
 hwiq ot tu be last; perverted; irajonal; rog; ab- 
 
 sdrd; frtjlij. [posterus uianer. 
 
 Preposterously, PrE-p6s-ter-us-li, ad. in a pre- 
 
 Preposterousness, PrE-p6s-ter-us-nes, n. dE stat 
 ov bEiy prEposterus. 
 
 Prepuce, Prs-pi^s, n. dE skin hwiq iz TEmAvd bj 
 serkumsijon; forskin. 
 
 Preputial, PrE-pi^-Jal, a. relatig tu ds pr£pq,s 
 er forskin. 
 
 Preremote, PrE-rE-mot, a. rEmot wid rEspekt 
 tu d£ antESEdent erder er tjm. [viusli. 
 
 Prerequire, Pr£-r£-kwjr, v. t. tu dEmdnd pre- 
 
 Peerequisite, Pre-rek-wi-zit, a. prEviusli neses- 
 ari. [usli nesesari. 
 
 Prerequisite, PrE-rek-wi-zit, n. sumtig prsvi- 
 
 Preresolve, PrE-rE-z61v, v. t. tu rezolv previusli. 
 
 Prerogative, PrE-rog-a-tiv, n. [L.] an ekskli],- 
 siv or pEki\,lyar privilej, rjt, er etoriti; dE spojal 
 rjt er preeminens ov a kig. [ilejez. 
 
 Prerogative, PrE-rog-a-tiv, a. havig spejal priv- 
 
 Presage, Pres-aj, n. sumtig dat forjoz; a for- 
 bodig; an omen; a tokn; prognostik: indikajon. 
 
 Presage, PrE-saj, v. t. tu forbod; tu fortel; tu 
 profesj; tu fortokn; tu forJ6. 
 
 Presageful, PrE-saj-ful, a. forbodig; ful ov 
 presaj. [teler. 
 
 Presager, PrE-saj-er, n. wun ho prEsajez; a for- 
 
 Presbyte, Prez-bjt, n. wun hcci sez objekts onli 
 at a distans; a log-sjted person. 
 
 Presbyter, Prez-bi-ter, n. an elder; a member ov 
 a prezbiteri; a prEst. *Q PrezbitErian. 
 
 Presbyteral, Prez-bit-er-al, a. rElatig tu a 
 prezbiter er prezbiteri. 
 
 Presbyterate, Prez-bit-er-at, ) n. Az ofis er 
 
 Presbytership, Prez-bit-er-Jip, ) stajon ov a 
 prezbiter. [ter. 
 
 Presbyteress, Prez-bi-ter-es, n. a fEmal prezbi- 
 
 Presbyterial, Prez-bi-tE-ri-al, a. PrezbitErian. 
 
 Presbyterian, Prez-bi-tE-ri-an, a. rElatig tu 
 PrezbitErianizm er ds PrezbitErianz; konsistig 
 ov elderz; — a term for a form ov eklEziastikal 
 guvernment. 
 
 Presbyterian, Prez-bi-t£-ri-an, n. wun hca ad- 
 hsrz tu dE ferm ov qurq guvernment dat iz kon- 
 dukted bj prezbiteriz, er bj klerikal and la prez- 
 biterz; — a Kalvinist. 
 
 Presbyterianism, Prez-bi-t£-ri-an-iz-m, n. Az 
 prinsiplz and disiplin ov PrezbitErianz. 
 
 Presbytery, Prez-bi-ter-i, n. dat form ov ekls- 
 ziastikal politi hwiq vests qurq guvernment in a 
 sosjeti ov klerikal and la prezbiterz, or ov min- 
 isterz and la elderz, ol pozest, ofijali, ov Ekwal 
 ragk and p'ser; — a bodi ov klerikal and la prez- 
 biterz; — a distriktkompi-jzig a number ov parijez. 
 
 Prescience, PrE-Ji-ens, n. fornolej; nolej ov 
 
 f atyiir *'Bz. 
 
 Prescient, Pre-Ji-ent, a. fornolej; profetik. 
 
 Prescious, PrE-Ji-us, a. fornoig; prEjient. 
 
 Prescribe, PrE-skrjb, v. t. tu set dxn etoritativli; 
 tu order; tu direkt medikali; tu ap^nt; tu er- 
 dan; tu diktat. 
 
 Prescribe, PrE-skrjb, v. i. tu inflq,ens ^rbitrarili 
 er bj log kustom; tu giv lo; — tu ferm a kus- 
 tom hwiq haz dE fors ov le; — tu rjt medikal 
 direkjonz. 
 
 Presceiber, PrE-skrjb-er, n. wun hd) prsskrjbz. 
 
 Prescript, Prs-skript, a. direkted bj prEsept; 
 prEskrjbd. 
 
 Prescript, PrE-skript, n. direkjon; prEsept; model; 
 prEskripJon. 
 
 Peesceiptibility, PrE-skrip-ti-bil-i-ti, «. de 
 kwuliti ov bfiig prEskriptibl. [skrjbd. 
 
 Peescejptible, PrE-skrip-ti-bl, a. datmabEpre- 
 
 Peesceiption, PrE-skrip-Jon, n. a medikal resipE; 
 a direkjon; a rcol. — {Law} a tjtl, akwjrd bj yq,3 
 and tjm, tu inkorp^real herEditaments, suq az a 
 rjt ov wa, ov komon, &s.; log yi^s or yqzaj. 
 
 Peesceiptive, Pre-skrip-tiv, a. rslatig tu prc- 
 skripjon; plsdig de etoriti ov kustom.
 
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 Prescriptum, Pre-skrip-tum, n. [L.] pi. Pre- 
 akri|)-Ui, a tifl prEskrjbd; a preskrip/on; a pre- 
 spript. 
 
 Presence, Fr^z-ens, n. de atat ov beip prezent; 
 kotitrari tti ahuens; — an aprdxj fas- lia fas tu a 
 gral person; Stat ovbeifl prczont tuagrat p^rson- 
 ly; — de personz so prezent; — de qauiber or plas 
 ov suq prezens; port; .\r; niEn; deiDEnor;— redines 
 at nrd; kwikues at ekspeJients; az, ^'prezens ov 
 nijnd." 
 
 PRESENCE-cnAMBER, Prez-ens-qam-bcr, ) n. de 
 
 I'resk.vceroom, Prez-ens-roDtn, i rojin in 
 
 hwiq 11 grat person resEVZ kumpani. [Jon. 
 
 pRESESSATiON, Pre-sen-sa-Jon, n. previus sensa- 
 
 I'resext, Prez-ent, a. beifl fas tu fas; redi at 
 hand; not absent; nis egzistij); not past; not fij^t- 
 yi^r; kwik in emfrjcnsiz; atentiv; not neglekt- 
 ful; propijus. 
 
 Present, l'r6z-ent, n. de prezent tjm. At prezent, 
 at de prezent tjm; n'S. 
 
 Present, Pr^z-ont, /(. a gift; a donativ; a dona- 
 Jon; a benefakjon. — {Law) pi. leterz; rjtiflz; az, 
 "dcz prezents," dtt leterz ni? prezent. 
 
 Present, Pre-zent, r. t. tu plas in de prezens ov; 
 tu egzibit tu vx\^ or notis; tu ofer; tu egzibit; 
 — tu giv formali; tu put intu de handz ov 
 andder in seremaui; — tu favor wid gifts, az tu 
 prezent a person wid sumtifl;— tu prefer tu 
 eklcziastikal benefisez; — tu ofer opnli; — tu la 
 befur a kort ov ji'idikatqr az an objekt ov in- 
 kwjri; — tu pent a inisil wepn bef6r it iz dis- 
 qc^rjJ:— tu ofer in de wa ov batl. 
 
 Presentable, Pre-zdnt-a-bl, &. dat ma be pre- 
 zoiited or egzibitcd. 
 
 Presentation, Proz-en-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov pre- 
 zentij); reprezentajon; eksibijon;— de akt ov of- 
 crip eni wun tu an ckleziastikal benefis. 
 
 Prksentative, Prc-zent-a-tiv, a. relati^ tu, or 
 adiuiti;), prezentajonz. 
 
 I'resentee, I'rez-en-tE, n. {English law) wun 
 piTzentod tu a benefis. 
 
 Presenter. Pre-zent-er, n. wun hO) prezents. 
 
 Presentiment, PrE-sen-ti-ment, n. a. previus 
 nujon, idea, or sentiment. 
 
 Presentimental, Pre-sen-ti-mdn-tal, a. relatii) 
 tu or haviij presentiment. 
 
 Peesently, Prez-cnt-li, ad. imediatli; soan; bs- 
 fijr lofl. 
 
 Presentment, Pre-zent-ment, n. de akt ov pre- 
 E^ntii); cni tifl prezented; prezentajon. — {Law} 
 de notis takn bj a grand jii,ri, ov djir on nolej, 
 wid'st cni bil or indjtment fTsnd bcfor dem, ov 
 eni ofens, ni^sans, libel, &s.;— an inforraajon mad 
 bj a jti,ri in a kor't; an inkwizijon ov ofis and 
 indjnnent-!. [z6rvd. 
 
 Peeskrvable, Pre-z^rv-a-bl, a. dat ma bs pre- 
 
 Preservation, Prez-er-va-Jon, n. de akt ov pre 
 zcrvii); stat ov beij] prezervd; protekjon; kq,r 
 tu prezerv. 
 
 Preservative, Pre-z^rv-a-tiv, n. dat hwiq pre- 
 zervz: a preventiv. 
 
 Preservative, Pre-ierv-a-tiv, a. havig puer tu 
 prrzi-rv; knn.servativ. [t\v. 
 
 Preservatory, Pre-zerv-a-to-ri, n. a prezerva- 
 
 PreservatoRT, Prc-zdrv-a-to-ri, a. dat prex^rvz; 
 jirt^vrvaliv. 
 
 Preserve. PrE-z^rv, v. t. tu kep/ir sav from de- 
 strukjon or inj<iri; tu prot<ikt; — tu J^r; tu kep; 
 — tu seen or pikl, az frtnts, &s., so az tu kep 
 dem fit fer foad. 
 
 Preserve, Pre-z^rv, n. frdat prtztfrvd in Jugar; a 
 swetinet; — a plas set apqrt for de prezervajon ov 
 gam. 
 
 Preserver, PrE-z«5r\--or, n. wun ha> prez^nrz. 
 
 Peeskrveress, Pre-z^rv-er-es, n. a femal hiB 
 preziirvz. 
 
 Preside, Pre-zjd, v. i. tu be set over; ta h»» 
 eboriti over uderz; tu akt az prezident er q^- 
 man. 
 
 Presidency, Prez-i-den-si, n. de ofis ov prezi- 
 dent; de terra ov de ofis; sii|)erintendcna. 
 
 President, Prez-i-dent, n. wun hO) prezjdz; wnn 
 hdo iz plast in otoriti over uderz; — dE qef ofiser 
 ov a sosjeti, yq,niversiti, kolej, korporajon, er 
 stat: — de qef mnjistrat ov de Yiinjted Stats. 
 
 Presidential, Prez-i-den-Jal, a. prezjdifl over; 
 relatifl tu a prezident or prezidensi. 
 
 Presidentship, Prez-i-dent-Jip, n. de ofia ov 
 prezident; ])rezidensi. 
 
 Presider, Pre-zjd-er, «. wun hct) prezjdz. 
 
 Presidial, Pre-sid-i-al, a. relatif) tu er bavi^ a 
 garison. 
 
 Presignification, Pre-sig-ni-fi-ka-Jon, n. At 
 akt ov presignifjig. ['st beforhand. 
 
 Presigmfy, Pre-sig-ni-fj, v. t. tu mqrk or Jo 
 
 Press, Prcs, i-. t. tu skwtz; tu kruj; tu distres; 
 tu kruJ wid kalamitiz; tu grip: tu kunstran; 
 tu komiKJl; tu impuz bj konsirant; tu drjv bj 
 vicolens; tu afekt strojjli; tu enfors; tu inkdl- 
 kat wid (^rgi^ment er importn,niti; tu urj; tu 
 bq,r stroj)li on; — tu mak smoid; tu kompres; tu 
 hug, az in embrasig; — tu akt upon wid wat; tu 
 fors, az intu sum servis; tu impres. 
 
 Press, Prcs, v. i. tu akt w^id kompiilsiv vjolons; 
 tu urj; tu go forward wid vjolcns tu eni ob- 
 jekt; tu krud; tu troy; tu kum unseznabli er 
 imij<3rtyn,natli; tu urj wid ve'hemens and imporr 
 tiiniti: tu akt upon or infli],cn3. 
 
 Press, Pros, n. an instroiment er majen bj hwiq 
 eni tig iz prest; — a wjn-pres; a sjder-pres; — de 
 instrCDmeut yil,zd in printiij; de qrt ov printig; 
 dE literatur ov a kuntri; — a kas or fram in hwiQ 
 klodz, &s., qr kept; a klodz-pres; — kr'sd; trog; 
 vjolent tendensi; — a komijon tu fors men intu 
 naval er militari servis; yn,zd for impres. 
 
 Press-bed, Pres-bed, n. a bed dat Juts up in a 
 kas. 
 
 Pre-Sser, Pr^s-er, n. he er dat hwiq presez. 
 
 Pressgang, Pres-gag, n. a detaqment from a 
 Jips kro), or a number ov men, for impresig men 
 imu nuval servis. [yi^nat. 
 
 Pressing, Pres-ig, /;/). a. skwezig; urjent; import- 
 
 Pressingly, Pres-ig-li. ad. wid fors; klosli. 
 
 Pressman, Pr(5s-man, n., pi. l-*res-men, a printer 
 hcD wurks at de pres; — wun ov a presgap. 
 
 Pressmoney, Pres-mun-i, n. muni givn tu won 
 hiB iz imi)rcst. 
 
 Pressure, PreJ-ti,r, n. de akt ov presig; stat ov 
 beij) prest; de fors er wat hwiq presez; gravita- 
 Jon: wat uktig or rezistig; — vjolens infiiklcd; 
 oprejon; aflikjon; grevans; distres; — improjon; 
 stamp; karakter mad bj imprejon. 
 
 Presswork, Pres-wurk, m. oe opera Jon ov takig 
 imprejonz from tjps, bj menz ov de pres. 
 
 Pkest, Prest, n. {Law) dn,ti in muni tu be pad 
 bj de Jerif upon hiz akSnt in de eksqeker, or for 
 muni left in hiz handz. |taka. 
 
 Prestation, Pres-ta-Jon, n. an anyr^al pamont; a 
 
 Prester, Pres-ter, n. a kjnd ov cksbalajon, tron 
 from de klisdz d'isnwardz wid sug fors az tu be 
 set on fir bj de kolijon. [triks. 
 
 Prestige, Pres-tij, «. iltijon; impostyrir; jugliy 
 
 Peestmoney, I'rest-mun-i, ». ernest muni givn 
 tu a soljor hwen he iz enlisted; so keld bekuz it 
 bjndz de resever tu be redi fer servis at el tjmi 
 apffnted. {ga'"- 
 
 Presto, Pr^s-to, ad. [It.] {Mus.} kwik; at wuns; 
 
 I'RESTSAiL, Prest-sal, ». {A'aut.) ol de sal hwiq 
 a Jip kan kari. 
 
 Presumable, Pre-zqm-a-bl, a. dat mn be pr«- 
 zijin.!; krcdibl: probubl. [naj'in; probabli. 
 
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 Peesume, Prs-zi^m, v. i. tia tak bsfarhand; im 
 tak fer granted; tu supoz; tu belev; tia ventyt|,r 
 wid'st pozitiv lev; tu ferm konfident er arogant 
 opinyonz. [arogaut person. 
 
 Peesumer, PrE-zi^m-er, n. wun hoo prEzi],mz; an 
 
 Peesuming, Pre-zi\,m-ii), pp. a. supozig; — konfi- 
 dent; arogant; preziimtiv. 
 
 Peesumption, FrE-ziim-Jon, n. &z akt ov prezij^m- 
 ig; dg tiij prsziimd; inklinajon tu prEzvi,m; sup- 
 ozijon: konfidens grsnded on eni tig prssupozd; 
 an qrgixment, strog but not demonstrativ; a strog 
 probabiliti; — arogans; unf-snded reljans; unrgzn- 
 abl konfidens. 
 
 Peesumptive, Pre-zdm-tiv, a. takn bj previus 
 supozijon; konfident; arogant; — proovig serkum- 
 stanjali, not direktli; serkumstaujal; az, '■'■ prs- 
 ajttwi^jy evidens;" — sup6zd, not ap^,rent; az, "q,r 
 preziimtiv." Se {Heir.) 
 
 Peesumptivelt, Pre-zdm-tir-li, ad. in a prszuni- 
 tiv maner. 
 
 Peesumptuous, Pre-zdmt-)rq,-us, a. arogant; un- 
 reznabli lionfident; insolent. 
 
 Peesumptuously, PrE-zdmt-yix-ns-li, Ad. in a 
 prEzumtyixus maner; arogantli; konfidentli. 
 
 Peesumptuousness, PrR-ziimt-yii-us-nes, n. dz 
 kwoliti ov bfiig prszuintyixus. 
 
 Peesupposal, PrE-sup-oz-al, n. prssupozijon. 
 
 Peesuppose, Pr£-sup-6z, v. t. tu supoz bEfor- 
 hand; tu supoz az previus; tu implj az antsse- 
 dent. 
 
 Peesupposition, Pre-sup-o-ziJ-on, n. supozijon 
 prEviu.sli formd. [fermd. 
 
 Peesuemise, PrE-sur-mjz, n. surmiz prEviusli 
 
 Peetence, PrE-tens, n. a fels 4i'gH,uient, grifnded 
 upon fiktijus p6sti],lats; At akt ov prstendig, er 
 ov Joig or alejig hwot iz not rEal; unf'snded 
 klaiu; pretenjon; prstekst; Jo; apErans; a:>umJon; 
 klam. [Jon. 
 
 Peetenceless, PrE-t^ns-les, a. havig no prEten- 
 
 Peetend, Pr£-tend, v. t. tvi hold -gt, wid fols er 
 dEli],siv apsrans; tu mak a Jo ov; tu fan; tu 
 afekt: tu simyq,lat; tu alej felsli; tu klam; tu 
 dEzjn. 
 
 Peetend, PrE-t6nd, v. i. tu hold 'st an aperans; 
 tu mak profejon; tu put in a klam, trcoli er 
 felsli; tu prEzi\,m. [klamz. 
 
 Peetended, PrE-tend-ed, p. a. fand; makig fels 
 
 Peetendedly, Pr£-t«nd-ed-li, ad. bj pretens er 
 fels apErans. 
 
 Peetendee, Pre-tend-er, n. wun hot) prEtendz er 
 klamz; — wun hco prEtendz tu a rjt tu a kr'sn 
 from hwiq hs iz ekskli^ded; — de nam bj hwiq 
 Gqrlz Sti^art, dE grandsun ov Jamz II., ov Ig- 
 gland, iz jeuerali non. 
 
 Peetending, PrE-tend-ig, pp. a. makig prEten- 
 Jonz; simyqlatig. [zdmtyqusli. 
 
 Peetendingly, Prs-tend-ig-H, ad. arogantli; pre- 
 
 Peetensed, Prs-tenst, a. {Law} prE tended; az, 
 "a pretenst rjt tu land hwic iz in pozejon ov 
 anuder." [asumjon; prEtens. 
 
 Peetension, Pre-t^n-Jon, n. kia,m, trco er fels; 
 
 Peetee, Prs-ter, n. a pqrtikl, in wurdz ov Latin 
 orijin, signifjig heaid, hf, heydiid, heydiid in tim. 
 
 Peeterimpeefect, PrE-ter-im-per-fekt, a. 
 {Gram.} imperfektli past; apljd tu a tens hwiq, 
 in its prjmari yqs, signif jz a tjm dat ivoz pa^hj; 
 uderwjz keld impeifekt. 
 
 Peeteeite, Pret-er-it, er Pre-ter-it, a. past;notig 
 de past er perfekt tens ov ds verb; az, " i rot;" 
 — ofn ritn {jyreterit.} 
 
 Preterite, Pret-er-it, n. de past tens. 
 
 Peeteeition, Pret-er-iJ-on, n. de akt ov goig 
 past; dE Stat ov bEig past. 
 
 Pketeeiteness, Pret-er-it-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 preterit er past. 
 
 -Pebtkelapsed, Pre-ter-Iapst, a. past and gon. 
 
 Preterlegal, Pre-ter-le-gal, a. eksedig legal 
 limits. [termitig. 
 
 Pretermission, Pre-ter-miJ-on, n. de akt ov prg- 
 
 Pretermit, PrE-ter-mit, v. t. tu omit; tu pas bj; 
 tu neglekt. 
 
 Preternatural, PrE-ter-nat-yq,-ral, a. bEy6nd 
 hwot iz natyi^ral; ist ov erdinari natyi],r; unnat- 
 yqral; iregyi],lar. 
 
 Preternaturally, Pr£-ter-nat-yn,-ral-i, ad. in 
 a prEterna.tyi],ral maner. 
 
 Preternaturalness, PrE-ter-nat-yii,-ral-nes, n. 
 dE stat ov bsig prEternatyiyal. 
 
 Preterperfect, PrE-ter-per-f ekt, a. { Gram.) 
 perfektli past; apljd tu a tens hwiq dEnots tjm 
 absoli],tli past; az, " if hav dun;" — uderwjz keld 
 simpli peifel-t. 
 
 Preterpluperfect, PrE-ter-pli|-per-fekt, a. 
 ( Gram.) mor dan perfektli past; apljd tu a 
 tjm past bEfor sum uder past tjm; az, "'If had 
 dun;" — uderwjz keld sxm^W piliiiperf ekt. 
 
 Pretext, PrE-tekst, or PrE-tekst, n. prEtens; fols 
 apErans; fels alEgaJon; prEtenJon; ekskii,s. 
 
 Peetor, PrE-tor, n. a Roman majistrat ragkig in 
 digniti nekst tu d£ konsulz; a jeneral; a kom- 
 dnder;ajuj. [jildijal. 
 
 Pretorial, Pr£-t6-ri-al, a. lElatig tu a prEtor; 
 
 Peetorian, PrE-t6-ri-an, a. judijal; eksersjzd bj 
 dE prgtor. [torian kohort. 
 
 Pretoeian, PrE-t6-ri-an, n. a member ov a pr£- 
 
 Pretorship, Prg-tor-Jip, n. de ofis ov prEtor. 
 
 Prettily, Prit-i-li, ad. wid pritines; nEtli; ele- 
 gantli; plEzigli; wid^t digniti er elEvaJon. 
 
 Prettiness, Prit-i-ncs, n. h\\ii wid'st digniti; net 
 elEgans wid'st elsvajon; UEtnes. 
 
 Pretty, Prit-i, a. plEzig; pkzig wid'st bsig strjk- 
 ig; moderatli bi],tiful; bq,tiful wid'st bEig ele- 
 gant or elevated; handsum; net; trim; — apljd in 
 kontemt er jroni tu men, &s.; az, "Q priti felol" 
 
 Pretty, Prit-i, ad. in sum degrs; moderatli; kon- 
 siderabli; — les dan veri. 
 
 Pretypify, PrE-tip-i-fj, v. t. tu prefigyri^r. 
 
 Prevail, Pre-val, v. i. tu be prevalent; tu ht in 
 fors; tu hav efekt, p"5er, er inflq,ens: tu over- 
 kum; tu gan de sii,pErioriti; tu gan inflqens; tu 
 operat efektyt^ali; — tu ekstend; tu bekdm kom- 
 on. Tu prr.val up6n er wid, tu perswad; tu 
 indqs. 
 
 Prevailing, Pre-val-ig, a. prEdominant; havig 
 most inf U|ens; wjdli ekstended; prevalent. 
 
 Prevailingly, Pr£-val-ig-li, ad. prfidominantli; 
 qefli. 
 
 Prevalence, Prev-a-lens, ) n, de stat ov beig 
 
 Prevalency, Prev-a-len-si, ( prevalent; sripe- 
 rioriti; inflqens; predominans; dfikasi; fors; va- 
 lidity 
 
 Prevalent, Prev-a-lent, a. predominant; p'ser- 
 ful; efikajus; komon. [ibli. 
 
 Prevalently, Prev-a-lent-li, ad. p'serfuli; fors- 
 
 Prevaricate, Pre-var-i-kat, v. i. tu evad de 
 triut; tu kwibl; tu kavil; tu Jufl. 
 
 Prevarication, Pre-var-i-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 prevarikatig; a kavil; a kwibl. 
 
 Prevaricator, PrE-var-i-ka-tor, n. wun hoo pre- 
 varikats; a kaviler. — {Ciml law) a Jam-delcr, 
 
 Prevenient, PrE-VE-ni-ent, a. prESEdig;prEventiv, 
 
 Prevent, PrE-vent, v. t. tu hinder; tu obviat; tu 
 obstrdkt; tu impEd; tu prEkli^d; — *tu go bsfor; 
 tu prEssd; tu sukor; tu antisipat. [vented. 
 
 Preventable, Pre-vent-a-bl, a. dat ma bE pr£- 
 
 Preventative, Pre-ven-ta-tiv, n. dat hwig pre- 
 vents; — inkorektli ynzd fer prevfintiv. 
 
 Preventer, Pre-vent-er, n. wun ho) prevents; a 
 hinderer. [tu prevent. 
 
 Preventingly, Pr£-v6nt-ig-li, ad. in a wa so az 
 
 Prevention, Pre-v^n-Jon, n. de akt ov prev^ntig; 
 de stat ov bEig prEv6nted; hinderans; obstrukjon.
 
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 PUKVENTIVE, I're-v^nt-iv, a. tendig ta hinder; 
 
 prtzcrvativ; hindurip. 
 Preventive, I'r£-v6nt-iv, n. a prez^rvativ; dat 
 
 hwiij prfv^nts. [manor. 
 
 Pekvkntively, Pre-v6nt-iv-li, ad. in a prcvdntiv 
 Pervious, I're-vi-us, a. antcsedcnt; guij) btf^r; 
 
 \>r\'>T: introduktori; preliminari; anltrior. 
 Previously, Pre-vi-us-li, ad. bcforhand; ante- 
 
 SEdi-nlli; befiir. [prtvius. 
 
 Peeviousness, Pre-vi-us-nes, n. At stat ov beig 
 Peewarn, Pre -worn, v. t. tu wern beforhand. 
 Peey, I'ra, n. sumtig stzd, or l^abl tu be sezd, in 
 
 order tux be devsrd; rapin; boDti; sperl; plunder; 
 
 ravnj; dcjirEdnJon. CI best or animal ov pra iz 
 
 wun dat livz on uder animalz. [rob; tu korud. 
 P*REY, Pra, I', t. tu fed bj vjolens; tu plunder; tu 
 1*Eevee, Prn-er, n. a rober; devxrer; jilundercr. 
 1*RIAPISM, l'rj-a-piz-in,«.a preternatj'iiral tonjon. 
 Price, Prjs, ». dc sum for hwiq cni t;i) ma be bot; 
 
 an ekwivalont pad for eni tip; valyn, rated in 
 
 muni; kost; qqrj; cksp^ns; wurt; cstimajon; rat; 
 
 reword. [pa for. 
 
 Price, Pr|s, r. t. tu pat a prjs on; tu valyij,; tu 
 Price-current, Pris-kur-ent, n. a. list er enrj,- 
 
 nierajon ov varius qrtiklz ov merqandjz wid d<ir 
 
 prezent mqrket prjsez stated. 
 Priced, Prist, a. havij) a f ikst prjs; rated at a prjs. 
 Priceless, I'rjs-los, a. invalynabl; wid'st prjs. 
 Prick, I'rik, v. t. tu pers wid a smol pu^ktynr; — 
 
 tu erekt, az de erz; — tu fiks bj or hap on a 
 
 pernt; — tu nominal bj a puflktyn,r or mqrk: — tu 
 
 spur; tu gu)d; tu impdl; tu inkljn; tu pan; tu 
 
 wiiind or kut; — tu mak asid;-- tu mqrk a tq^n. 
 Prick, Prik, v. ». tu dres; tu kum upon de spur; 
 
 — tu priflk; tu am at a pernt. 
 I*E1CK, I'rik, II. a Jqrp, slender instrcnmcnt: a torn; 
 
 a pernt; a god; a [lugktyqr; a ptrnt at hwiq qrq- 
 
 erz am; — de print ov a hrir in de grsnd. 
 Pricker, Prik-er, n. he or dat hwiq priks; a Jqrp 
 
 pernt; a prik; a prikl. 
 Pricket, Prik-et, n. a buk in hiz sekond yer. 
 Pricking, Prik-ip, n. de sensajon ov beij) prikt. 
 Prickle, Prik-1, n. a smol, Jqrp ptrnt, or pernted 
 
 JiDt groifl from de bqrk, az in de brjer or gooz- 
 
 beri; a ;)riker. [stiklhak. 
 
 I*RicKLEBACK. Prik-1-bak, «. a smel fij; kold olso 
 Prickliness, I'rik-li-nes, n, fulnes ov priklz or 
 
 Jqrp pffnts. 
 Prick LOUSE, Prik-liss, n. a talor, in kont^mt. 
 Prickly, Prik-li, a. ful ov priklz or Jqrp pernts. 
 1'rickly-pear, Prik-li-par, n. {Bat.) a plant 
 
 bavij) Jqrp tornz; de Indian fig; kaktus o/ninfia. 
 Prickmauah, Prik-mad-ara, u. a spejezovh-sslek. 
 Prick -rosT, Prik-post, w. {Airk.) a post framd 
 
 intu de bem bwiq sup<I)rts de eksterior wol. 
 Prickpuncu, Prik-punq, n. a pernted tajl, ov tem- 
 
 ])erd stcl, tia prik Q r-jnd mqrk in kold jurn. 
 Pricksonu, I'rik-sog,* «. a sog prikt disn, er set 
 
 tu mq/.ik; variegated mii,zik, in kontradistigk- 
 
 Jon tu Q }>lan sog. 
 Prickwood, Prik-wud, ii. a tre. 
 I'ride, Prj.l, n. inordinat self-est^m; behavyor 
 
 hwiq indikats tiD litl estem ov uderz; hotines; 
 
 lof tines ov i^r; arogans; konset; insolcns: in.eo- 
 
 lent egzultajon; elevajon: digniti; ornament; Jo; 
 
 splendor; ostentajon. [bj de resiprokal pronifn. 
 Pride. Prjd, v. t. tu mak priid; tu ratlij, folod 
 I'uiDiNGLY. Prjd-ifl-li, ad. in prjd ov hqrt. 
 Puier, I'rj-cr, n. wun hiD prjz or inkwjrz naroli. 
 I'riest, Prcst, n. wun hit) ofijiats in sakred ofisez; 
 
 a klorjimau; an okleziustik, abiiv a dckn, belo a 
 
 bijop. 
 Priestcraft, Prest-kroft, n. de qrts and mannj- 
 
 mont ov prtsts and eklr ziastikal porsonz, tu gnn 
 
 p-ser: relijus frod or qrtifi?. [he den rjts. 
 
 Priestess, Prest-es, ». a wuman bd) ofijiated in 
 
 Priesthood, Pr^st-bud, n. de ofis and karakter 
 ov a prest; de order ov presta. 
 
 Priestless, Prest-les, a. havijj no prest. 
 
 I'riestlike, Prest-ljk, a. rezdmblig a prest. 
 
 Pbiestliness, Prest-li-nes, n. de kwoliti ov bein 
 pre.stli. [prcst; saserdotaJ. 
 
 Priestly, Prest-li, a. relatig tu or bekiimig a 
 
 Priestridden, Prest-rid-n, a. manajd bj presta. 
 
 Prig, Prig,t n. a pert, konsetcd, pragmatikal litl 
 fclo; an upstqrt. [afekted. 
 
 Priooisu, Prig-iJ,t a. van;koDSeted; kokskomikal; 
 
 PuiGGiSHLY, Prig-iJ-li,J ad, in a prigij manor; 
 konsetudli. [konsit. 
 
 Priggism, Prig-iz-m.t n. de kwolitiz ov a prig; 
 
 Prill, I'ril, »i. a bert er turbot; — kold olso hril. 
 
 I'RiLLiON, Pril-yon, n. tin ckstraktcd from de slag 
 ov de furnas. 
 
 Prim, Prim, J a. formal; presjs; afektedli njs. 
 
 Prim, Prim,j t'. t. tu dek up wid grat er afekted 
 niseti; tu prigk. 
 
 Primacy, Prj-ma-si, n. de ofis er digniti ov prj- 
 mat; de qef ekleziastikal stajon; siipremasi. 
 
 Prima donna, Prj-ma don-a, n. [It.] a siger h(D 
 performz de ferst femal pqrt in an Italyan op- 
 era; a ferst-rat femal siger, er aktres. 
 
 Prima facie, Prj-mu fa-Ji-e, [L.] on de ferst fas 
 or vq; at ferst sjt. 
 
 Primage, Prj-maj, n. {Com.} an alisans pad bj a 
 Jiper or kons^jner ov gudz tu de master and 
 salorz ov a vesel fer lodig it. 
 
 Primal, Prj-mal, a. ferst; prjmari. 
 
 Primarily, Prj-ma-ri-li, ad. orijinali; at ferst; ia 
 de ferst plas. [prjmari. 
 
 Primariness, Prj-ma-ri-nes,* n. de stat ov beig 
 
 Primary, Prj-ma-ri, a. ferst in tjm, plas, or ragk; 
 ferst in intenjon er menig: primitiv; orijinal; 
 ferst; qef; prinsipal. Primari planH, a planet 
 bwiq revolvz ar'snd de sun, and not rund andd- 
 er planet. 
 
 Primary, Prj-ma-ri, n. a prinsipal tig. 
 
 Primate, Prj-mat, n. an ekleziastikal qef; a prol- 
 at ov sqiierior digniti or otoriti; an qrqbijop. 
 
 Primateship, Prj-mat-Jip, n. de ofis ov a prjmat; 
 prjmasi. [mat. 
 
 Primatical, Pri-mat-i-kal, a. belogig tu a prj- 
 
 Prime, Prjm, It. de ferst port ov de da; de den; 
 de mornig; de beginig; at erli daz; sprig; de 
 sprig ov Ijf; de ferst or best pqrt; — de hjt; — de 
 fvrst kanonikal 'sr. Prim ov de man, de ntj 
 moon at her ferst aperans. 
 
 Prime, Prjm, a. erli; bloomig; prinsipal; ferst-rat; 
 ferst; orijinal; ekselent. Prim rertikal, a v§r- 
 tikal serki hwiq iz pcrpendikyqlar tu de merid- 
 ian. Prim numherz, numbcrz hwiq hav no di- 
 vjzorz, or hwiq kan not be divjded intu eni lea 
 number ov ekwal integral pqrts, dan de number 
 ov yqnits ov hwiq da qr komptbzd; suq qr 2, 3, 
 5,7, U, &s. 
 
 Prime, Prjm, t>. t. tu put pisder in de pan ov a 
 gun: — tu la de gr'snd or ferst kot for pantig. 
 
 Primely, Prjm-li, ad. orijinali; prjmarili; — f6ks- 
 elentli; wel. 
 
 Prime-minister, Prjm-min-is-tcr, n. de bed ov 
 a niinistri or kabinet; de premier. [elena, 
 
 Primeness, I'rjm-nes, n. de statov beig f?rst; eks- 
 
 Primer, Prim-er, n. a ferst buk for qildren; a 
 buk ov devojon in de Roman K.atolik qurq; — a 
 printig tjp, kold Inj primer, Iqrjcr dan burjdrs, 
 and suioler dan smol pjka. 
 
 Primkro. Pri-uie-ro, ii. a gam at kqrdz. 
 
 Primeval, Prj-me-val, a. orijinal; ov de ^rliest 
 ajez: primitiv; ferst. 
 
 Primine, Prj-min, n. {Bot.} de ekst?rnal integ- 
 yqment ov de ovql. 
 
 Priming, Prjm-ig, »i. puder fer de pan ov a gun; 
 — de ferst kulorig er kot ov pantig.
 
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 pEnfiPiLAE, Prj-mip-i-lar, a. ov, or belogii) ta, 
 de kapten er leder ov de van-gqrd ov a Koman 
 Urmi. 
 
 Pbimitije, Prj-miJ-i-8, n. pi. [Z.] de ferst frcDts 
 ov At yer.— (Zaw) de profits ov a qurq-livii) 
 fer Tvun ycr after it bekiimz verd. 
 
 Peimitial, Prj-miJ-al, a. primitiv; ferst. 
 
 Peimitive, Prim-i-tiv, a. anJent;orijinal; prjmari; 
 not derivativ; establijt from de btginig; fermal; 
 imitatij) de supuzd graviti er ekselens ov erli 
 tjmz; grnv; solem. Primitiv kularz, de sevn 
 prizmatik kulorz, nu mor properli restrikted tia 
 trc, namli, red, yelcD, and blvj,. [wurd. 
 
 Primitive, Prim-i-tiv, n. an orijinal er primitiv 
 
 Peimitivelt, Prim-i-tiv-li, ad. orijinali; at ferst; 
 prjmarili. [ig primitiv. 
 
 Peimitiveness, Prim-i-tiv-nes, n. de stat ov be- 
 
 Peimly, Prim-li, ad. wid primnes; presjsli. 
 
 Peimsess, Prim-nes, n. afekted njsnesor formaliti. 
 
 Peimo. Prj-mo, [It.] {Mus.) de ferst. 
 
 Pkimogenial, Prj-mo-JE-ni-al, a. ferst-born; orij- 
 inal: prjmari; primitiv; konstityi|ent; elemental. 
 
 Peimogenitive, Prj-mo-jen-i-tiv, n. prjmojeni- 
 t\\T. [prjmojenitur. 
 
 Peimogenitive, Prj-mo-jen-i-tiv, a. relatiij tu 
 
 Peimogenitoe, Prj-mo-jen-i-tor, n. an ansestor; 
 Q fuirfqder. 
 
 Peimogenituee, Prj-mo-jen-i-tqr, n. de stat ov 
 beig de ferst-bern; de rjt ov de eldest sun, er ov 
 de ferst-bern; senyoriti; elderjip. [ov eiderjip. 
 
 Peimogenitueeship, Pn-mo-jen-i-tn,r-Jip, n. rjt 
 
 Peimoediae, Frj-mer-di-al, a. orijinal; egzistig 
 from de beginii). [sipl. 
 
 Peimoedial, Prj-mar-di-al, n. orijin: ferst prin- 
 
 Peimoedian, Prj-mor-di-an, n. a kjnd ov plum. 
 
 Peimoediate, Pri-mer-di-at, a. orijinal; prjmer- 
 dial. 
 
 Peimeose, Prim-roz, n. a plant and erli fl'ser; a 
 spejcz ov dafodil. — a. fl'seri. 
 
 Peimeosed, Prim-rozd, a. adernd wid primrozez. 
 
 Peimum mobile, Prj-mum mob-i-le, [/.] de ferst 
 moDver; — dat hwiq piats everi tir) in mojon. — 
 {Ptolemaic astron.} de -stermost sfer ov de 
 yunivers, hwiq givz moJon tu el de uderz, and 
 kariz dem r-snd wid it, in its djiirnal revolvijon. 
 Its senter iz de -tenter ov de ert. 
 
 PaiMus intee paees, Prj-mus in-ter pa-rez, [L.] 
 de ferst amdi) ekwalz. 
 
 Peince, Prins, »i. a qef ov eni bodi ov men; a qef; 
 a roolcr; a soveren; — a soveren ov a prinsipaliti, 
 and ov loer ragk dan a kig; — de sun ov a kig, 
 spejali de eldest sun. 
 
 Pbincedom, Prins-dom, n. de ragk, estat, er piser 
 ov a prins; soverenti; prir.sipaliti. 
 
 Peincelike, Prins-ljk, a. bekiimig, er Ijk, a prins. 
 
 Peinceliness, Prins-li-nes, n. de stat, maner, er 
 digniti ov a prins. 
 
 Princely, Prins-li, a. relatig tia. a prins; bekiim- 
 ig a prins; havig de ragk ov a prins; real; nobl; 
 6norabl; grand; egiist. 
 Princely, Prins-li, ad. in a prinsljk maner. 
 Peinces-feathee, Prins-ez-fed-er, n. a plant 
 
 and fl'ser; a spejez ov amarant. 
 Peinces-metal, Prins-ez-met-al, n. a kjnd ov 
 faktijus metal, komp6zd ov f jn bras and tin er 
 zigk. 
 Princess, Prin-ses, n. a soveren er rffal ladi; de 
 
 wjf ov a prins; de deter ov a kig. 
 Principal, Prin-si-pal, a. qef; ferst; kapital; esen- 
 Jal; important; man; gratest in am'snt er imper- 
 tans. 
 Principal, Prin-si-pal, n. a bed; a prezident; de 
 ferst ofiser in a seminari; a leder; a qef; not a 
 sekond; — wun prjmarili engajd, not aksesori er 
 egzilyari; — a kapital sum plast ist at interest. — 
 {Ai'iJt.} a man timber in a bildig. 
 
 Peincipalitt, Prin-si-pal-i-ti, n. &s stat, ragk, 
 ofis, er daman ov a prins; soverenti; — si^prem 
 p-ser. [de rest. 
 
 Principally, Prin-si-pal-i, ad. qefli; abdv ol; abiiv 
 Peincipia, Prin-sip-i-a, 71. j>?. [L.] ferst prinsiplz. 
 Principle, Prin-si-pl, n. an element; a konstit- 
 yi^^ent pqrt; orijinal kez; operativ kez; funda- 
 mental trcot; ferst pozijon from hwiq uderz qr 
 dedi^st; gr'snd ov akjon; motiv: tenet; doktrin; 
 rml ov akJon er kondukt. 
 Principle, Prin-si-pl, v. t. tu establij er fiks 
 
 fermli in de mjnd, az a prinsipl. 
 Peincipled, Prin-si-pld, p. a. havig prinsiplz; 
 
 f ikst in opinyon. 
 Peinia, Prin-i-Q, n. {Ornith.} de namova jenus 
 
 ov berdz ov Jqva. 
 Peine, Prigk,J i'. t. and i. tu pragk; tu dres for Jo. 
 Print, Print, v. t. tu mqrk bj prejiy; tu impres 
 eni tig so az tu lev its ferm; tu form bj im- 
 prejon; tu impres on paper bj menz ov leterz er 
 tjps; tu stamp. [publij a buk. 
 
 Peint, Print, v.i. tu yi^^z de qrt ov printig; tu 
 Print, Print, n. a. mqrk er form mad bj imprejon 
 er printig; eni tig printed; — dat hwiq, beig im- 
 prest, levz its ferm; az, a \>\ii&v-print; — a kut, in 
 wud er metal, tu be imprest on paper; de im- 
 prejon mad; a piktyn,r; a stamp; — de leterz in 
 a printed buk; — a printed wurk er Jet; — a niiz- 
 paper. 
 Printee, Print-er, n. wun hdtt prints buks, As.; 
 
 wun emplffd in printig. 
 Peintees'-ink, Print-erz-igk, ( n. igk yi^zd for 
 Peinting-ink, Print-ig-igk, j printig, kom- 
 onli mad ov linsed erl, berld tu a vqrnij, and 
 lampblak. 
 Printing, Print-ig, n. de biznes ov a printer; de 
 qrt er proses ov impresig leterz or wurdz; tjpog- 
 rafi; — de proses ov stanig linen wid figyvi,rz. 
 Printing-house, Print-ig -bus, n. a h-ss hw%r 
 
 printig iz ekseki],ted. 
 Peinting-machine, Print-ig-ma-Jen, n. a majen 
 for perfermig wid rapiditi,de opera Jon ov print- 
 ig bj stem-p'ser. 
 Peinting-press, Printrig-pres, «. a pres or ma- 
 Jen for printig. 
 Peionodon, Prj-6n-o-don, n. {Zool.) a kwodrCD- 
 
 ped, ov feljn ferm, fund in Jqva. 
 Peioe, Prj-or, a. farmer; beig befor sumtig els; 
 
 antesedent; previus. 
 Peioe, Prj-c.r, n. de hed ov a prjori, er ov a mon' 
 
 asteri, in ragk belo an abot. 
 Peioeess, Prj-or-es, n. de hed, or ladi superior, 
 
 ov a konvent ov nunz. 
 Peioeity, Prj-6r-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig prjor er 
 
 ferst: antesedens in tjm er plas; presedens. 
 Peiorly, Fri-or-li, ad. antesedentli. 
 Feioeship, Pri-or-Jip, n. de stat er ofis ov a prjor. 
 Peioey, Prj-or-i, n. a konvent, in digniti belo 
 
 an abi. 
 Prisage, Prjz-aj, n. {JEng. law) de kigz Jq,r er 
 kustom ov leful prjzez, yi^i^nali wun tent. — 
 Prizaj, an anjent dn,ti, n's keld hutlemj, bj hwiq 
 de kig tuk, at hiz on prjs, a serten porjon ov 
 de kqrgoz ov wjn brot intu serten ports. 
 Prism, Priz-m, ». a jeometrikal figyqr er solid, 
 hdjz tot) endz qr paralel, ekwal and strat, and hoaz 
 sjdz qr paralelog.-amz; — an optikal instrCbment 
 er prizm ov glas, hobz endz qr trjagglz. 
 Prismatic, Priz-mat-ik, a. relatig tu, er fermd 
 az, a prizm. Prizm atik hulnrz, er prjmari kul- 
 orz, de sevn kulorz intu hwiq a ra ov Ijt iz de- 
 kouipozd, hwen refrakted from a prizm, namli, 
 red, oranj, yelo, gren, bh|, purpl, and vjolet. 
 Prismatical, Priz-mat-i-kal, a. fermd az a prizm; 
 prizmatik. [ov a prizm. 
 
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 Peismatoidal, Priz-mA-t^d-al, a. rez^mblig a 
 prizm. 
 
 PlilHiioiD, I'rir-mffil, n. an imp^Tfukt prixm; a 
 fi;;ynr meinblio dt form ov a prizm. 
 
 PmiHON, rriz-ii, n. a plan ov kouf|nmci)t-, a his 
 fur priziicrz; a jal. 
 
 Pui80N, I'rii-n, r. t. tn imprizn; tu konf{n. 
 
 Fhiho.v-bask, Friz-n-bas, n. a k{n(l ov ru>ral pla; 
 kold hIsu) priznerz-han, and jjrizn-hirz. 
 
 Phimoner, i'riz-n-ur, ti. wuii,bj>it kunfind in prizn, 
 or under urcst; a kaptiv; wun takn b{ dc eaemi. 
 
 I'risonhouse, I'riz-n-nTJs, n. a jal; a prizn. 
 
 pEisTi.tc, I'ru-tio, a. f^rat; anjont: arijinal; 
 primitiv. 
 
 pEisTia, l'^i.^-fi«, n. a jenus ov fijez; de 8o-fi/. 
 
 pKiTUKi:, I'rid-f, Q fumiljar korupjon ov pra dr, 
 or, ■{• pra dr. 
 
 Peittle rBATTLE, I'rit-l-prat-l,J n. jdl or cmti 
 tok: tr|t'lig lukwuiiiti. 
 
 PaiVACr, Frj-va-si, n. de stat ov beig prjvat or 
 Bt-krel; stkrcvi; ret|rment; retret: sEklt^on. 
 
 Pkivate, I'rj-vat, a. not opn; sfkret; ul6n; not 
 aku(U[»anid; »io;{I: individyi^al; [Kirtikyi^lar; not 
 publik. /n prpat, sekreiU: not publikli. 
 
 Private, I'ri-vat, n. a kooiun suljer. 
 
 Peivateer, I'ri-va-lt'r, n. an qrmd /ip er vescl, 
 belu)|iu tu wun ur mur prjvat individyi^alz, l(- 
 aenst b{ guvernmcnt tu tak prjzut from an 
 6iitmi. [privaterz. 
 
 Privateer, I'rj-va-ter, p. i. tu fit at and mauaj 
 
 Privateering, Frj-va-ter-ij), n. de eiupltfmeiit 
 ov taki() prjzL'z or propc-rti, on de Qjau, from an 
 dnrmi. i>i uirnz nv prjvaliirz. 
 
 I'Eivateersma.n, I'q-va-terz-man, ii. wun engajd 
 in pr[vatcrio. [kretli. 
 
 I'bitatelt, I'rj-vnt-li, ad. in a prjvat manor; se- 
 
 Phivatexe-ss, l'ri-vat-nc3, n. de stat ov beijj prj- 
 vat: prjva:'!. 
 
 PEivatk-way. Prj-vat-wa, n. {Law\ a rjt poz^at 
 bj wuD or mur perionz ov guig over de land ov 
 anddt-r. 
 
 Peivation, I*ri-va-Jon, n. At stat ov beig desti- 
 ti^t, or deprjvd ov iiumtig; Ion ov sumtig; abicns; 
 deprivajon. 
 
 Peivatite, Priv-a-tiv, a. kozig prjvnjon; takig 
 awa; kousi:>tig in de absens ov sumtig; nut 
 pozitiv. 
 
 Peivative, Priv-a-tiv, n. dat hwic; haz mutafizi- 
 kal elisions, bj de ab.sc-ns ov :!umti{): az, fjltn", 
 hwii; egzi.^iji bj de abiens ov >y,xi'\.--{(irain.) a 
 lulor or silabl prEfik.'<t tu Q wurd, hwiq (^anjez it 
 frwrn an aform:itiv tu a nugativ sen^. 
 
 Peivatively, Priv-a-tiv-li, ad. bj nrjvajon; neg- 
 aiivli. [IjEijj privutiv. 
 
 Peivativexbsb, Priv-a-tiv-nc3, ». dr kwoliti ov 
 
 Privet, I'nv-tt, n. an cvergren plant or Jrub. 
 
 Pbivileoe, I'riv-i-lcj, n. a lo, or an ek.icjijon from 
 At k'linon pruvjijonz ov la, in favor ov an indi- 
 vidyi^al or a bodi; a peki),lyar advdnt^ij or ben- 
 efit: an fjficm/on: imiiniti; a rjt not yuniversal. 
 
 PEIVILEOK, I'riv-i-lcj, r.t. tu invent wid rjts or I 
 imiiiiitiz; tu grunt a privjiej tu: tu egzeiiit , 
 from senJur, inji^ri, danjcr, talu,&<i.; tu olukiiz. 
 
 Peivileoed, I'riv-i-lejd, u. a. pozest ov priviKj- 
 
 I'RlviLV, I'nv-i-li, ad. gekntli: privatli. (ez. 
 
 pRiviTV, I'riv-i-ti, n. prjvat komiinikajon; kon- 
 Ju.-tnc:*; jirnt nolcj; prjvat konkiirens;— /t^. ackret 
 p«irt«. 
 
 Peivt, l*riv-i, a. prjvat; not pablik: ■' * ' ' . 
 de.-tiD; dun b| Rtclt;— kon/u.'*: pri 
 a<lniitcd tu 8f kreL< ov .«tnt. /'m i 
 lumi\ dr prin^iiial k> ■ a dt km. Jt | 
 
 ■iL-mborzov hwi<3 qr !■•, lA-n. Hriri 
 
 acl, er yriti tujn^t, ^-.y , At kigz m1, 
 
 bwi^ ii f^rit set lu su^ granis or tigs ai poj de 
 grat acl. 
 
 I'hivt, Priv-i, n. a pla^ or retjrmenti a ndiesah 
 
 I'RIZK, I'rjz, n. a rew($rd gand or takn bj konteal 
 or konteii/on: a rew/ird gand bj eni porfermans: 
 humtip takn bj adventyiir; eni tig kiptyurd bj 
 a btlijcrent dt^rig a w.jr. 
 
 Prize, I'riz, v. t. tu 8et a prji on; tu apris; tu 
 buld in bj entim; tu rat; tu CDtim; tu valyi; bjli. 
 
 I'Rize, I'rjz, V. t. tu apij a lever tu inJtiveai wati 
 b<>Ui, az ii ka'k, ajjkor, or kanon; tu furs up m 
 upii, az de lid ov u ^e.^t, a dur, in. 
 
 Prize, >•/■ I'uise, I'rjz, «. a lever y^zd for de 
 purpuj ov fursifl or mzig hevi bodiz. 
 
 Prize-kiohtee, Prjz-fjt-cr, n. wun hoti fjts pub- 
 likli for a rewiird. 
 
 I'rizer, I'rjz-er, n. wun hai prizez. 
 • - - - . I'r 
 
 and agen-it. 
 
 Fro, [/,.] f.jr; in defens ov. rru and kon, tat 
 
 I'roa, FriJ-u, n. a log, naru vesel,er sort ov kaodb, 
 
 in de ^'atem aez; — a Mala bot; — aumtimx rita 
 
 iprt^.y 
 Froal'liov, Pro-o-li-on, n. (Arrh.) a vestibul. 
 Frobabilitv, Frob-a-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beiu 
 
 probiibl: dat apenin^ ov trOit hwiq indi^-iez bclef, 
 
 but not sertenti: Ijklihud; c;an.s. 
 Probable, Fr6b-a-bl, a. dat ma be; bavig proba- 
 
 biliti: Ijkli; bavig mor ovidcns dan de k6ntrari. 
 Probably, Fr6b-a-bli, ad. Ijkli; in Ijklihud; it 
 
 ma be. 
 Froba.vo, Pr(S-bag, n. \Jfed.} a flefcsibl pes or 
 
 bwalbun, wid a :ipunj at de end, yi^zd fer prob- 
 
 ij) de trut. 
 Probate. Fni-bat, n. {Law) de proof, or de akt 
 
 ov e,{zibitig and pra>vig, ov wilz and tustamcnta; 
 
 — de ofijal k(jpi ov a wil, wid de seriifikat ov 
 
 its bavig bin proivj. 
 I'robate, Fru-bat, a. relatig tu de pra>f or estab- 
 
 li/ment ov wilz and tcatament;!; &i, probaDnuTt, 
 PROBATIOX, Fro-ba-/on, n. de akt ov pniivifl; 
 
 pntif: evident; tMtimoni; trjal; egzamina/oo; 
 
 moral trjal: nuvi/iat. 
 I'robatioxal, Fru-ba-/on-al, a. proba/onari. 
 Fkobationarv, Fru-ba-Jon-a-ri, a. relatig tu er 
 
 ini|)lji() [iruba/iin: servig fjr trjal. 
 Froratioxer, Fru-ba-Jon-er, n. wun ba> iz tip6D 
 
 trjal or [>rQba/on. 
 FnoBATioyERsiiiP, Fro-ba-Jon-er-Jip, n. de itat 
 
 ov a probu/oner; novi/iat. [Jooari. 
 
 Probative, Frti-ba-tiv, a. s^rvig f.jr trjal; probd- 
 Frobatur, Fru-ba-tor, ». an cgzaminer; anapru>y- 
 
 cr. {La>r) an akiizer: wun bA undt-rtaks tu 
 
 pnijv a qqrj agenst anuder. [pn&f. 
 
 Probatory, Frii-ba-tu-ri, a. s^n-ig for trjal er 
 I'robatlm est. Fru-ba-tum est, [L.\ it has bin 
 
 tr(d: it haz bin pniivd;— an eksprejon aded at 
 
 de end ov a rt;et or a d^moujtrajon. 
 Frobe. Frob, n. a surjikal iustroiment, jenerali 
 
 ov silver wjr, for egzaminig WiLodz; sumtig dat 
 
 prubz or cgzaminz. 
 Probe, Frab, r,. t. tu trj wid a prob; tu s^r^ er 
 
 trj tiiruli: tu cgz.amin. 
 I'ROBE-scisfiORji, i'rub->iz-orz, n. pi. ^nrjikal gia- 
 
 orz, yiizd tu upn Wtbndz. 
 Probity, Frob-i ti, «. onesti; dprjtncs; iotegriti; 
 
 siiiserili; veradili. 
 Feoblem, Prob-lem, n. a kweslyon tu be solrd; 
 
 a propozi/on rekwjrin sum operajon tu be per- 
 
 formd. or sumtig tu be demonstrated. 
 
 '■ M \tical, Frob-lem-at-i-kal, a. un»ertcn, 
 
 ■1. [^rt«nli. 
 
 ; 1 M stically, Prob-lem-*t-i-kal-i, .jirf. un- 
 
 ruoBuijciuiAN, Frub-o-aid-i-an, «. { ZuU.) a 
 
 uiiunal bavig a prubtMid. 
 Feoboscis, Fru-bo5-is n., pL PriS-Wj-i-dei; a 
 
 prcbdn«il organ formd bj dc prub'girajon ov di 
 
 DOS, as de trugk or an ^faoi; a sust.
 
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 Peocacious, Pro-ka-Jus, a. petyq,lant; sesi; pert. 
 
 Peocacitt, Pro-kas-i-ti, n. petyn,lans; pertnes. 
 
 Peocatarctic, Pru)-kat-q,rk-tik, a. relatig tu 
 prokatqrksis; forrunig. 
 
 Peocatarxis, Prca-kat-qrk-sis, n. {Med.) de prg- 
 egzistent kez ov a dizgz. 
 
 Peocedendo, Pro-se -den-do, n. {Law} arit hwiq 
 Ijz hwiir an akjon iz remdbvd from an inferior tu 
 a sixpsrior kort. 
 
 Peocedure, PrcD-std-yn^r, n. de akt ov prossdii): 
 maner ovprosedig; manajment; kondukt; prog- 
 res; proses; operajon. 
 
 Peoceed, Pro-SEd, v. t. tu go on; tu go er kum 
 forward er fort; tu advdns; tu mak progres; tu 
 iJH,; tu arjz; tu tak efekt; tu kari on a ji^dijal 
 proses. 
 
 Peoceedf.r, Pro-sed-er, n. wnn h.ca prossdz. 
 
 Peoceedixg, Pro-sed-ii), n. proses; kondukt; 
 transakjon; kgal prosEdyi^r. 
 
 Peoceeds, Pro-ssdz, er Pro-sedz, n. pi. prodi^s; 
 inkum; rent; muni arizig "st ov a komerjal 
 transakjon. 
 
 Peoceleusmatic, Pros-E-lns-mat-ik, a. enkdraj- 
 ig bj a soij, kol, er spgq. 
 
 Peocer, Pro-ser, n. an iurn, hukt at de end. 
 
 Peocess, Pros-es, n. a prosedig ormcovig ferward; 
 progresiv kors; gradyq,al progres; kors; mctodi- 
 kal manajment; aranjment; operajon. — {Law} 
 de prosgdigz in an akJon er prosskiiJon; a kors 
 ov le. — {A/iat.y de prominent pqrt ov a bon. 
 
 Peocession, Pro-seJ-on, n. de akt ov prosedig: 
 an ijiyg fort; a retina; a kumpani, a nn,merus 
 bodi, or tran, mqrgig in seremonius solemniti. 
 
 Peocessioxal, Pro-seJ-on-al, a. relatig tu a pro- 
 se Jon; moivig er fermd az a prosejon. 
 
 Peocessional, Pro-seJ-on-al, n. a buk relatig 
 tu de prosejonz ov de RomiJ Gurq. 
 
 Peocessionary, Pro-sej-on-a-ri, a. konsistig in 
 prosejon. 
 
 Peocessionixg, Pro-s6J-on-ig, tt. {Law) a term 
 yq,zd, in Tenesg, tu dsnot de akt ov asertanig 
 de bijndariz ov land. [ig. 
 
 Peocessive, Pro-ses-iv, a. goig forward; advdns- 
 
 Peoces verbal, Pros-a ver-bal, [Fr.'\ verbal pros- 
 es. {Frencli jurisprudence) an etentik ritn minit 
 er report ov an ofijal akt er prosedig, er a stat- 
 ment ov fakts. 
 
 Peochroxism, Pro-kron-iz-m, «. an eror in kro- 
 noloji, bj datig a tig befor it hapnd. 
 
 Peocidexce, Pros-i-dens, or Pro-si-dens, n. {Med.) 
 a felig d-sn ov eni pqrt. [plas. 
 
 Peociduous, Pro-sid-yq-us, a. dat felz from its 
 
 Peoclaim, Pro-klam, v. t. tu promdlgat; tu pro- 
 n'sus publikli; tu publij; tu an'sns; tu dekl^r; 
 tu ■»tle bj publik denunsiajon. 
 
 Peocl AIMER, Pro-klam-er, n. wun hoo proklamz. 
 
 Peoclamation, Prok-la-ma-Jon, ?i. a publik dek- 
 larajon bj guvernment ov publik otoriti; a pub- 
 lik notis; a dekre; an edikt. 
 
 Peoclivity, Pro-kiiv-i-ti, n. tendensi; natyq,ral 
 inklinajon; pronnes; redines. 
 
 Peocoxsul, Pro-kon-sul, n. a Roman ofiser hcD 
 guvernd a provins wid konsi^lar etoriti. 
 
 Peocoxsular, Pro-k6n-st|-lar, a. belogig tu a 
 prokonsul: under de rool ov a prokonsul. 
 
 Peoconsulary, Pro-k6n-si|-la-ri, a. prok6nsi|lar. 
 
 Peocoxsulate, PrQ-k6n-sT],-lat, n. prokonsuljip. 
 
 Peocoxsulship, Pro-kon-sul-Jip, n. de ofis ov a 
 prokonsul. 
 
 Peocrastixate, Pro-kras-ti-nat, v. t. tu put of 
 from da tu da; er from tjm tu tjm; tu defer; tu 
 dela; tu prolog; tu postpon. 
 
 Peocrastixate, Pro-kras-ti-nat, v. i. tu be dil- 
 atori: tu dela. 
 
 Peocrastixation, Pro-kras-ti-na-Jon, n. de akt 
 ov prokrastinatig; delaj dilatorines. 
 
 Proceastinatoe, Pro-kras-ti-na-tor, n. a dilato- 
 
 ri person. 
 Peocrastinatoey, Pro-kras-ti-na-to-ri, a. implj- 
 
 ig jtrokrastinajon. [dx\,s. 
 
 Procreate, Pro-kre-at, v. t. tu jenerat; tu pro- 
 Peocreatiox, Pro-kre-a-Jon, n. de akt ov pr<5- 
 
 kreatig: jenerajon; produkjon. 
 Proceeative, Pro-kre-a-tiv, a. jenerativ; pro- 
 
 duktiv. [ov jenerajon. 
 
 Procreativeness, Prp-kre-a-tiv-nes, n. de piser 
 Procreator, Pro-kre-a-tor, n. wun hoo prokre- 
 
 ats: jenerator. 
 Procrustean, Pro-krus-ts-an, a. relatig tu Pro- 
 
 krustez, a rober, ov anjent Gres, hcD akomodated 
 
 de legt ov hiz gests er viktimz tu de legt ov hiz 
 
 bed, bj eder stregig dem logger er kutig dem 
 
 Jerter; — streqt, er kontrakted, tu kuver a givB 
 
 ekstent. 
 Procrusteaxize, Pro-kriis-te-an-jz, v. t. tu streg 
 
 or kontrakt tu a givn er rekwjrd ekstent er sjz. 
 Peoceustesiax, Pro-krus-tE-gan, a. relatig tu 
 
 Prokrustez; prokrdstean. 
 Proctor, Prok-tor, n. a manajer ov anuder mana 
 
 af4rz; — an atdrni in a spirityn^al kort, er in a 
 
 kort ov admiralti: a pr6kyn,rator; — an of iser in a 
 
 yi^^niversiti er kolej. [tor. 
 
 Proctorial, Pi-ok-to-ri-al, a. relatig tu a prok- 
 Proctorship, Prok-tor -Jip, n. de ofis er digniti 
 
 ov a proktor. 
 Peocumbext, Pro-kdm-bent, a. Ijig d^sn; pron. — 
 
 {Bet.) tralig on de grisnd. 
 Procurable, Pro-ki|,r-a-bl, a. dat ma be proki\,rd; 
 
 obtanahl. 
 Procuration, Pro-ki^-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov pro- 
 
 kn,rig; — manajment ov af4rz fer andder personj 
 
 a sum pad bj an inkdmbent tu a bijop, at vizi- 
 
 tajonz. 
 Procurator, Pr6k-yix-ra-tor, n. a Roman pro- 
 
 vinjal majistrat; — wun hco undertaks tu manaj 
 
 eni legal prosedigz fer andder; an ajent; manaj- 
 er; a proktor. 
 Peocueatoeial, Prok-yq,-ra-t6-ri-al, a. relatig 
 
 tu, er dun bj, a proktor. 
 Peocuratorship, Prok-yt},-ra-tor-Jip, n. de ofis ov 
 
 a prokyqrator. [prokyi^rajon. 
 
 Peocuratory, Prok-y4-ra-to-ri, a. tendig tu 
 Procure, Pro-ki\r, k. t. tu manaj; tu transakt 
 
 fer andder; tu obtan; tu akwjr; tu gan; tu win; 
 
 tu ern; tu perswad; tu kontrjv; tu ferward. 
 Procure, Pro-k^r, v. i. tu bed; tu pimp. 
 Procueemext, Pro-ki],r-ment, n. de akt ov pro- 
 
 ki],rig. [pimp; a pander. 
 
 Procurer, Pro-kvir-er, n. wun hiD prokqrz; a 
 Procuress, Pro-ki^^r-es, n. Je dat prokii,rz; a bed. 
 Prodigal, Pr6d-i-gal, a. profits; wastful; eks- 
 
 pensiv; lavij; ekstravagant. 
 Peodigal, Prod-i-gal, n. a waster; a spendtrift; 
 
 a lavijer. 
 Prodigality, Prod-i-gal-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 prodigal; ekses; ekstravagans; profiijon; wast. 
 Prodigally, Prod-i-gal-i, ad. in a prodigal man- 
 
 er: profi^^sli. 
 Peodigious, Pro-dij-us, a. wunderful; amazig; 
 
 astonijig: portentus; enermus: monstrus. 
 Peodigiously, Pro-dij-us-li, ad. in a prodijus 
 
 maner: amazigli; astonijigli. 
 Peodigiousness, Pro-dij-us-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 beig prodijus; portentusnes. 
 Prodigy, Prod-i-ji, n. eni tig ^t ov dE erdinari 
 
 kors ov naty^r; portent; eni tig astonijig; a 
 
 wunder; a monster. [erus. 
 
 Peoditoey, Prod-i-to-ri, a. {Zaiv) treznabl; treq- 
 Produce, Pro-di\s, v. t. tu brig fort; tu yeld; 
 
 tu aford; tu giv: tu impqrt; tu ofer tu \\\: ttl 
 
 egzibit tu de publik: tu b^r; tu kez; tu efekt; 
 
 tu jenerat; tu ekstend.
 
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 PboduOE, Pr6(l-n,s, ». dat hwiq iz prodi^st; dat 
 
 hwiq oni tig yeldz er brigz; produkt; am'int; 
 
 profit: gan. 
 
 Peoducer, I'ro-di^s-er, w. wun hd) prudi^sez. 
 
 FEODt'CiBiLiTY, Pro-dq,s-i-bil-i-ti, n. dc stat ov 
 
 bill) prudii,!<ibl. [or egztbitcd. 
 
 Peoducible, Pru-di'is-i-bl, a. dat ma be prodiist 
 
 Peodlciblkxess, Pria-di'is-i-bl-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 bEi|) priDiln,»ibl. 
 Product, Prod-ukt, n. sumtir) prodi\st b| natyt^r 
 or urt; p^udn,^^; produkjon; wurk; kompozijon; 
 
 eftjkt ov qrt or labor; performans; rezult. — 
 
 {Aii/h ) de reziiltor kwontiti prodi^it bj miilli- 
 
 pliii) wun number bj aniider: sum. 
 Peoducta, Pro-diilc-ta, n. {Geol.} a jenus ov 
 
 ek.siii)kt, fi);iil, bjvalv Jclz. 
 I'sonuCTiBLE. I'ro-duk-ti-bl, a. dat ma be pro- 
 
 di'ist: jirudii^ibl. [tensil. 
 
 Peoulctile, I'ru-diik-til, a. dat ma be dron st; 
 Pboduction", IVij-diik-Jon, n. de akt ov prcsdi],sir); 
 
 eni ti{) i)ruiirist; friDt; produkt; kompozijon; a 
 
 literan wurk; u wurk ov qrt; a performans. 
 Peoductive, I'rco-diik-tiv, a. dat prodqsez; kozif] 
 
 produkjon; havio p-ser tu prodi'is; fertil: efijcnt. 
 Peodl'CTIVelv, I'ro-dtik-tiv-li, ad. in a prodiik- 
 
 tiv uiiiicr. [beijj prodiiktiv. 
 
 Productive.vess, Pro-diik-tiv-ncs, n. de stat ov 
 Peoductivity, Prod-uk-tiv-i-ti, n. de piser ov 
 
 prolii-iij). [um. 
 
 Proem. I'ru-cm, n. prefas; introdukjon; egzordi- 
 I'EOEMrTOSis, Pro-cm-t(j-sis, n. {Aflnm.} a hap- 
 
 niij tij .-(JDn; — apljd az a nam ov a Iq^nar ekwa- 
 
 Jon, or adijon ov a da, tu prevent de nx^ miDD 
 
 from hapnig tn soQn. 
 Peofaxate, Prof-an-at,* v. t. tu profan. 
 Peokasatiox, Prof-an-u-Jon, n. de akt ot pro- 
 
 fanip: vjolajon ov tiflz sakred; irevcrens. 
 I*E0FANE, I'ro-fan, a. ireverent tu sakred namz 
 
 er tiiiz: impius; irelijus; pohited-; not pii,r; — sek- 
 
 yqlar: not sakred; az, "yyro/a/i histori." 
 Peofane, Pro-fan, v. t. tu vjolat; tu poli\t; tu 
 
 de-!fkrat; tu put tu a rop jx{s. 
 Profanely, Pro-fan-li, ad. wid irevcrens tu 
 
 hwot iz sakred. [iz sakred. 
 
 Peofaneness, Pro-fan-nes, n. irevcrens ov hwot 
 Peofa.nee, Pro-fan-er, n. wun hoB profanz: a vj- 
 Profa.vity, Pro-fan-i-ti, ii. profannes. [olator. 
 Peofection, Pro-fek-Jon,* n. advdns. 
 Peoffiss, Pro-fes, v. t. tu mnk opn er publik 
 
 deklarajon ov; tu dekl^r in stroj) termz; tu avs; 
 
 tu mantan. 
 Profess, Pro-fe.«, v. x. tu dekl4r opnli; tu enter 
 
 intu a statov Ijf, sekyq,lar or relijus.bj a publik 
 
 dekl.irajon. 
 Prokes-sed, Pro-f^st, p. a. avsd: dekl^rd publikli. 
 Peofessedly, Pro-f6s-ed-li, ad. wid opn dekiar- 
 
 ajon. 
 Peofkssiov, Pro-f^J-on, n. de akt ov prof^sin; 
 
 dttt bwiq iz profest: deklarajon;— a kollo; voka- 
 
 Jon; an einplcfraent rekwirig a lerned edyqkajon, 
 
 az doz ov diviniti, lo, and fizik. 
 Peofessional, Pro-f6J-on-al, a. relatij) tu a kol- 
 
 in or prufejon; dun bj a praf^sor. 
 Professionally, Pro-WJ-on-al-i, ad. h\ profejon: 
 
 az <i p-ote^or. 
 Professor, I'ro-f^s-or, n. wun hoo profescz; a 
 
 publik teqer ov sura sjensorqrt, in a yq,niversiti 
 
 koli'j. As.; wun hiD maks profejon ov eni tig- 
 
 wun vizibli er profcsedli relijus. 
 Professorship, Pro-f^s-or-Jip, n. de stajon er 
 
 ofi-! iiv a prufesor. 
 Proffer, Pr6f-er, r. t. tu prop<iz: tu ofer tu 
 
 ak-i'ptans; tu at«mt ov wunz on akerd. 
 Proffer. Prof-er, n. sumtig prop6zd tu aksdp- 
 
 tiins: ofer. 
 Pbofferer, Pr6f-er-er, n. wun ha> prof en. 
 
 Peoficience, Pro-fiJ-ons, J n. advdnsmcnt; im- 
 
 Peoficiency, Pro-fij-en-ai, I pnDvment gand; 
 progres. 
 
 Proficient, Pro-fiJ-ent, n. wun hoD haz mad ad- 
 vdnsmcnt in oni studi or bizncs; an adept. 
 
 Profile, Prii-fel, Pro-ft'l, ur Prd-fjl, ». de -utsjd 
 or kontiiir ov eni tig, suq az a figyqr, bildig, or- 
 nament, de fas, 4s.; Q bed or purtrat rcprezeoted 
 sidwHz; de sjd-fas; hqf-fas. 
 
 Profile, Pro-fel, v. t. tu dro an ■stljn ov. 
 
 I'rofilist. Pro-fel-ist, n, wun huo droz a profel. 
 
 Profit, Prof-it, »i. pekqniari gan; ojxJzd tu Imf 
 At surplus muni hwiq remtinz tu a deler, abdr 
 dat wid hwi<5 he began; benefit; advdntaj; pro- 
 fijensi. [advdns. 
 
 Profit, Pr6f-it, v. t. tu benefit; tu advdntaj; tu 
 
 Profit, Prof-it, v. i. tu gan advdntaj; tu mak 
 improjvment. 
 
 Profitable, Prof-it-a-bl, a. afordig profit: ben- 
 efijal; gnnful; Iqkrativ; yi^sful; advantajus. 
 
 Profitableness, Prof-it-a-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 ov beij) profitabl. [tajusli. 
 
 Profitably, Pr6f-it-a-bli, ad. ganfuli; advan- 
 
 Peofitless, Prof-it-les, a. vffd ov profit, gan, or 
 a<ivuntaj. 
 
 Profligacy, Prof-li-ga-si, n. de stat ov a profli- 
 gat; vjs; abandond kondukt; depraviti. 
 
 Profligate, Prof-li-gat, a. abandond tu vjs; 
 opiili vijus; lost tu vertyq, and desensi; Jamles. 
 
 Profligate, Prof-li-gat, n. an abandond er prof- 
 ligat person. [maner. 
 
 Profligately, Pr6f-li-gat-li, ad. in a profligat 
 
 Profligateness, Prof-li-gat-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 ov beifl profligat. 
 
 Profluvium, Pro-fli'i-vi-um, n. [Z.] pi. Pro-flq,- 
 vi-a, {Med.) a morbid discqrj or tluks. 
 
 Pro forma. Pro for-ma, [Z.J lor formz sak. 
 
 Profound, Pro-fiind, a. dep; desendij) fqr bel6 
 de surfas; lo. wid respekt tu de naborii) plasez; 
 — intelektyq^ali dep; lerned; — dep in kontrjvans; 
 hidn: — loli; humbl; submisiv. 
 
 Profound, Pro-f^nd, n. de dep; de se; de abis. 
 
 Profoundly, Pro-f^nd-li, ad. in a profxnd man- 
 or; depli. 
 
 Profoundness, Pro-find-nes, n. depfi ov plas; 
 depb ov nolej; profunditi. 
 
 Profundity, Pro-fiin-di-ti, n. de stat ov bcig 
 profiind: depfc ov plas er nolej. 
 
 Profuse, Pro-fqs, a. lavij; t^n liberal; prodigal; 
 ekstravagant; overabiindig; egzyqberant. 
 
 Profusely, Pro-fqs-li, ad. in a profqs maner; 
 lavijli. [fi'^j; profq3on. 
 
 Profuseness, Pro-f i\,s-nes, n.. de statov beig pro- 
 
 Pbofusion, Pro-fq-;?on, n. de statov beig profits; 
 lavijnes; prodigaliti; profq,snes; ekses; ekstrava- 
 gans; — abdndans; egzyqberant plenti. 
 
 Prog, Prog.t ». i. tu go a begip: tu proki'ir bj 
 begarli triks; tu stel: tu Jift menli fer provijonz. 
 
 Prog, Prog,t n. vitlz; provijon ov eni kjnd. 
 
 1*rogenitoe, Pro-jen-i-tor, n. wun from hcBm an- 
 iider desendz in a direkt Ijn; a forfqder; an an- 
 sestor. [ras. 
 
 Progfny, Pr6j-en-i, n. ofsprig; des^ndants; ijq; 
 
 Prognosis, Prog-n6-sis, n. dat pqrt ov medisin 
 bj hwiq de progres and terminajon ov dizezez qr 
 jujd ov bj a,ir simtomz. 
 Prognostic, Prog-nos-tik, a. forjoij); fortoknig 
 
 dizt'z or rekuveri. 
 Peognostic, Prog-n6s-tik, n. predikjon: a tokn; 
 
 de jujment formd ov de ev^nt ov a dizez. 
 
 Pboqnosticable, Prog-nos-ti-ka-bl, a. dat ma b« 
 
 forniin or fort<f(ld. [tu furjti. 
 
 Peognosticate, Prog-n63-ti-kat, r. t. tu fort^I; 
 
 Peoonostication, Prog-nos-ti-ka-Jon n. de akt 
 
 ov progn6stikatig: dat hwi^ is progn6stikat«d; 
 
 predikjon; a fortelif).
 
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 Peognosticator, Prog-nos-ti-ka-tor, n. wxm hat 
 
 prngnostikats; a forteler. 
 Program, Fra-gram, n. a bil er plan egzibitii) an 
 
 •jtljn ov an eutertanment er publik perfermans, 
 
 az at a kolej or yipiversiti; an advertizment; an 
 
 eJikt. 
 Programma, Pro-gram-a, [L.] ) n. a yi|,niversiti 
 Programme, Pro-gi-am, [/V.] i term, signifjiij 
 
 an ■stlin ov de spsqez and orajonz tia b£ deliv- 
 
 erd on a partik^'^^lar okagon; — an ■stlja ov eni 
 
 entertanment or publik seremoni. 
 Progress, Prog-res, n. kors; prosejon; pasaj; ad- 
 
 vdnsment in nolej; profijensi; rsmitival from wun 
 
 plas tu andder; a jurni ov stat. 
 Progress, Pro-gres, v. i. tu mak progres; tu ad- 
 
 vdns; tu prosed; tu mcDv forward. 
 Progression, Prcs-greJ-on, )i. regyi^lar and grad- 
 
 yipil advdns; gradyi^al mojon forward; kors; — 
 
 intelekty\|al advdns; progres. — {Arith.) a serigz 
 
 ov numberz inkrssLg er dskrssig bj skwai difer- 
 
 ensez. 
 Peogressioxal, Pro-greJ-on-al, a. impliii) pro- 
 
 grejon; advansip; progresiv. 
 Progressive, Pro-gres-iv, a. goii) forward; mak- 
 
 ii) progres; advansig. 
 Progressively, Pro-gres-iv-li, ad. bj regyi^lar 
 
 kors or advdns. [advdnsig. 
 
 Progressiveness, Pro-gres-iv-nes, n. Az stat ov 
 Pro hac vice, Pro hak vj-se, [Z.] for dis turn. 
 Prohibit, Pro-hib-it, v. t. tu forbid; tu interdikt 
 
 bj etoriti; tu dsbqr; tu hinder. [d forbider. 
 
 Prohibitee, Pro-hib-it-er, n. wun hoD prohibits; 
 Prohibition, Pro-hi-biJ-on, n. ds akt ov pro- 
 
 hibitii); interdikjon; interdikt. — {Law) a rit 
 
 iji],d bj wun kort tu stop de prosedigz ov 
 
 andder. 
 Prohibitionist, Pro-hi-biJ-on-ist, n. an advokat 
 
 fer prohibitori mejqrz. 
 Prohibit. VE, Pro-hib-i-tiv, I a. impljii) pro- 
 pROHiBiTORY, Pro-hib-i-to-ri, j hibijon; pro- 
 
 hibitir); forbidii). 
 Project, Pro-jekt, v. t. tu tro er kast ferword; 
 
 tu egzibit a ferm, az ov de imaj tron on a mir- 
 
 or; — tu skem; tu form in de mind; tu kontrjv; 
 
 tu plan. [ward; tu ekstend. 
 
 Project, Pro-jekt, v. i. tu jut ■st; tu Joot fer- 
 Project, Proj-ekt, n. a skem; dezin: kontrivans. 
 Projectile, Pro-jek-til, n. a bodi projekted er 
 
 put in moJon. [forward. 
 
 Projectile, Pro-jek-til, a. impeld or impeliij 
 Projection, Pro-jek-Jon, n. de akt ov projektii); 
 
 dat hwiq iz projekted; dat hwiq projekts; a pqrt 
 
 jutig ■St, az in a bildii); — a plan; delineajon; 
 
 skem; de reprezentajon ov eni objekt on a plan. 
 Projector, Fro-jekt-or, n. vua hoi projekts; a 
 
 skemer. [Jon; a jutii) ■St. 
 
 Projecture, PrQ-jekt-yti,r, n. {Arch.) a projek- 
 Projet, Pro-ja, n. [/V.] a plan; a projekt; de 
 
 draft ov a propozd treti er konvenjon. 
 Prolapse, Pro-laps, v. t. tu protrdbd; — i;. t. tro. 
 
 ekstend ■St. 
 Prolate, Pro-lat, a. ekstended er bret ■st beyond 
 
 an egzakt figyi^r er sfer. (I sfer dren ■st at de 
 
 polz iz pralat; wun flatnd at de polz iz ohlat. 
 Prolation, Pro-la-Jon, n. uterans; de akt ov 
 
 brir)ig ■st; — dela; de akt ov deferii). 
 Proleg, Pro-leg, n. a kjnd ov fels er spq,rius leg 
 
 ov serten insekts. 
 Prolegomena, Prol-e-gom-e-na, n. pi. prelimi- 
 
 nari (jbzervajonz prefikst tu eni wurk. 
 Prolegomenary, Prol-e-gom-e-na-ri, a. intro- 
 
 ddkiori; prefatori. 
 Pbolepsis, Pro-lep-sis, n. {Rhet.} a figyTl,r bj 
 
 hwiq objekjonz qr antisipated and anserd; an- 
 
 tisipajon. — {Ckron.} an eror in kronoloji bj 
 
 hwiq events q,r dated too erli. 
 
 Proleptic, Pra-lep-tik, ) a. previu3;ante9E- 
 
 Proleptical, Fro-lep-ti-kal, i dent;~apljd tu 
 
 serten fits ov a dizez. [antisipajon. 
 
 Proleptically, Pro-lep-ti-kal-i, ad. bj wa ov 
 Prolicide, Pr61-i-sjd, n. de destrukjou ov hii,man 
 
 ofspriij; infantisjd. 
 Proliferous, Pro-lif-er-us, a. {Bot.} prodqsifl 
 
 projeni; prolifik. 
 Prolific, Pro-lif-ik, ) a. prodnsii) ofsprifl; 
 
 Prolifical, Pro-lif-i-kal, S frootful; proddktiv; 
 
 promisiij fekunditi. [duktivli. 
 
 Prolifically, Pro-lif-i-kal-i, ad. friDtfuli; pro- 
 Prolification, Pro-lif-i-ka-Jon, n. jenerajon ov 
 
 qildrcn; produkjon. [prolifik. 
 
 Prolificness, Pro-lif-ik-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 Prolix, Pro-liks, a. log; tedyus; difixs; not konsjs; 
 
 tjrsum. [proliks; tjrsum legfi. 
 
 Prolixity, Pro-liks-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 Prolixly, Pro-liks-li, ad. at grat legt; tedyusli. 
 Prolixness, Pro-liks-nes, ». tedyusnes; proliksiti. 
 Prolocutor, Pr61-o-kn,-tor, )i. wun hco speks be- 
 
 fcor er f.^r uderz: de forman er speker ov a kon- 
 
 vokajon. [digniti ov a pr61okii,tor. 
 
 Peolocutorship, Prol-o-kii,-tor-Jip, n. de ofis er 
 Prologue, Prol-og, n. a pes in vers re^ited befor 
 
 de reprezentajon ov a pla; a prefas; introdukjon 
 
 tu eni diskors er perfermans. 
 Prologue, Piol-og,^* v. t. tu introdii,s formali. 
 Prolong, Pro-log, v. t. tu legten ■st; tu kontin- 
 
 yH,; tu put of tu a distant tjm; tu protrakt; tu 
 
 dela. 
 Prolongation, Pro-log-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov pro- 
 
 logig; protrakjon; dela. [logz. 
 
 Prolonger, Pro-16g-er, n. he er dat hwiq pro- 
 Prolusion, Pro-lii-3on, n. a preli^d; an introduk- 
 jon: an esa. 
 Promenade, Prom-e-nqd, &r Prom-e-nad, n. [Fr.] 
 
 a wak; a plas for wekig; a wok fer plegn,r er Jo. 
 Promenade, Prom-e-nqd, v. t. tu wek; tu tak a 
 
 wok. [nqdz. 
 
 Peomenadee, Prom-e-nq,d-er, n. wun hcD prome- 
 Promethean, Pro-me-te-an, n. a smel glas tq,b 
 
 kontanig konsentrated sulfn,rik asid, sur^nded 
 
 wid an inflamabl mikstyn,r. 
 Promethean, Pro-me-te-an, a. relatig tu Pro- 
 
 meteus; havig de Ijf-givig kwoliti ov de fjr 
 
 hwiq he stol from he"n. 
 Prominence, Prom-i-nens, { n. de stat ov beig 
 Prominency, Prom-i-nen-si, J prominent; a 
 
 projekjon; konspikyi^usnes; prot^berans; eks- 
 
 tant pqrt. 
 Prominent, Prom-i-nent, a. standig ■st beyond 
 
 de uder pqrts; protn,berant; ful; konspikyq,u3. 
 Peominently, Prom-i-nent-li, ad. in a prominent 
 
 maner. 
 Peomiscuous, Pro-mis-kn-us, a. miggld; indJH- 
 
 kriminat; komon; konfqzd; undistiggwijt. 
 Peomiscuously, Pro-mis-kn,-us-li, ad. in a pro- 
 
 miski],us maner. [ov beig promiskq,u3. 
 
 Promiscuousness, Pro-mis-kix-us-nes, ;i. de stat 
 Promise, Prom-is, «. a deklarajon hwiq bjndz ds 
 
 wun dat maks it; a deklarajon ov sum benefit 
 
 tu be konferd; engajment: wurd; dat hwiq iz 
 
 promist; perfermans ov a promis; hop; ekspekta- 
 
 Jon. 
 Promise, Prom-is, v. t. tu dekl^r a purpus tu d* 
 
 sumtig dezjrd; tu aji'^r bj promis; tu mak dek- 
 larajon ov gud, and sumtjmz ov il. 
 Promise, Prom-is, v. i. tu eksjt hop er ekspekta- 
 
 Jon; tu mak a promis; tu bid f£),r. [iz mad. 
 
 Promisee, Prom-is-e, n. wun tu htcm a promis 
 Promise -keeping, Prom-is-kep-ig, n. adherens 
 
 tu promis. 
 Promiser, Prom-is-er, n. wun hot) promisez. 
 Promising, From-is-ig, a. givig promis; afordig 
 
 hop ov gud.
 
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 Pbomisor, Prom-is-or, or Prom-i8-«r, n. {Laui) 
 wuii hO) promisez. It iz pron'snst prwuuCr 
 bwi'D yxyiii in opuzijon tu pri/mUe. 
 
 PEOMissoaiLT, I'rom-is-o-ri-li, ad, bj wa ov 
 pro mis. 
 
 Pbomissort, Pr6m-i8-o-ri, a. kontanig a promis. 
 Prijinitciri not, a not er riti{) kuntanig a promis 
 tu pa a spcsifjd sum, er perferm a spesiljd akt. 
 
 PaoMO.VTORT, Prom-on-to-ri, n. a hedland; a 
 kap: a perat ov land, komonli b^, projektig intu 
 At it. 
 
 Peomote, Pro-mot, v. t. tu forward; tia advdns; 
 tu elerat; tu egzelt; tu prefer; tu raz in ra{)k 
 er ufis. 
 
 Promoter, Pro-m6t-er, n. wun bd) pronKSts; an 
 advdnser: forwarder: enkiirajer. 
 
 Peouotion, Pra-m6-Jon, n. At akt ov proraotig; 
 de Stat ov btig promoted; advdnsment: enkiir- 
 ajment; egzeltajon tu sum nq, onor or ragk; 
 preferment. [helpful. 
 
 Promotive, Pro-m6-tiv, a. tendij) tu promut; 
 
 Prompt, Promt, a. kwik; redi; akij^t; czi; ajil; 
 alert; brisk; Ijvli; sprjtli: unobstrakted; imediat; 
 prep^rd; wontig no nq, motiv; — redi; told dun; 
 az, prirrnt pamcnt. 
 
 Prompt, Promt, v. t. tu insit; tu asist hwen at a 
 In:*, jxirtikyivlarli for wurdz; tu diktat; tu eksjt: 
 tu instigat: tu remjnd. 
 
 Prompter, Pr6mt-er, n. wun hot promts. 
 
 Promptitude, I'rom-ti-ti^d, n. de stat ov beig 
 promt: rediues; kwiknes. [usli. 
 
 Promptly, Pr6mt-li, ad. redili; kwikli; ekspedij- 
 
 Pkcmptness, Promt-nes, n. redines: kwiknes. 
 
 PaoMPTUARy, Pr6mt-yn,-a-ri, n. a storhTSs; a re- 
 pozitoii: a magazen. 
 
 Promulgate, Pro-miil-gat, v. t. tu publi/; tm 
 mak Don bj opn deklarajon. 
 
 Promulgation', Prom-ul-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 jiromuli^atiij; deklarajon: publikajon. 
 
 Promulgator, Pr6m-ul-ga-tor, »>■ Prom-ul-ga- 
 tor, n. wun hott promtilgats: a ptiblijer. 
 
 Promulge, Pro-mulj, c. t. tu promulgat; tu 
 publij: tu te<j opnli. [a promulgator. 
 
 Promulger, Pro-mdij-er,* n. wun hot) promdljez; 
 
 PRO.NAOS, Pro-na-os, n. {Arch.) de frunt porq ov 
 a tempi or ov a cjurq. 
 
 pRONATio.N, Pro-na-Jon, n. At pozijon ov de hand 
 in hwiq de pqm iz tumd d-snward. 
 
 Pronator, Pro-na-tor, n. {Anat.} a musl yq,zd 
 in turnig de pqm ov de hand dtjnwardz. 
 
 Pro.vk, Pron, a. Ijig wid de fas d^nwardz, az 
 opozd tu siipin; bendig d'snward; not erekt; 
 presipitus: slopig: inkljnd. 
 
 Pao.NELY, Pron-li, ad. in a pron maner; d'snward. 
 
 Pronesess, Pr(f)n-nes, n. de stat ov beig pron; 
 deseal: dekliviti; inklinajon; dispozi/on tu il. 
 
 Prong, Prog, n. a spjk ov a fark: a fork, [telop. 
 
 Prongbuck, Prog-buk, n. {ZmI.} a spejcz ov an- 
 
 Pronoed, Progd, a. havig progz: forked. 
 
 Pronominal, Pro-nom-i-nal, a. relatig tu a 
 pronKu: havig Ac natynr ov a pron-sn. 
 
 Pronominallt, Pro-nom-i-nal-i, ad. in de man- 
 er ov a pron'sn. 
 
 Pronou.v, Prii-nun, n. a wurd dat iz yi^id insted 
 ov a n-sn, tu av<5rd de ti> frekwent repetijon ov 
 de sam wurd. Pers</nnl prcinsnz qr yqzd az 
 substitqts for nTsni dat dernjt personz:— da qr 
 i, ds, he, Jf, it, wid dqr pliirali, we, ycb or yr , 
 and da. A'rlutiv prcinsnz, in jenenil,'relat tu 
 sum wurd er fraz goip befor, ksld Az antese- 
 dent:— da qr h<t>, hwt;, hw't, and dat. Hat, 
 hici;, and hici>t, hwen yqzd in askig kwestyonz, 
 qr ki»ld iiUtrix^ativ /irunsru. Adjtktio protnanz 
 portak ov At propertiz hot ov pron'snz and ad- 
 jektivz, and qr sdbdivjded intu de p"zetio. At 
 diitribyntiv, de demorutratie, and dc ind^nit. \ 
 
 He pozeaiv qr mj or mfn. d'l or rf/n, Aix, her, sr, 
 
 yaar, dqr; — de dislribyqtiv, etj, eva-i, ider, ne- 
 der;—at demonstrativ, dui, dat, dez, doz; — de 
 
 indef init, nuvi, udtr, tui, wun, ol, truij, As. 
 Pronounce, Pro-msns, v. t. tu qrtikyqlat; tu 
 
 spek; tu uter; tu form or qrtikyqlat bj de er- 
 
 ganz ov speQ; tu uter retorikali; tu dekl^r; tu 
 
 aferm. 
 Pronounce, Pro-nins, ». i. tu spek wid konfi- 
 
 deus er etoriti. [proninst. 
 
 Pronounceable, Pro-nxns-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 PRONOUNCER, Pro-n-jns-er, n. wun hoi promsnsez. 
 Pronouncing, Pro-n'sns-ig, />/>. a. uterig; relatig 
 
 tu prunuiisia/on. 
 Pronunciation, Pro-nun-si-ajon, n. de akt ov 
 
 pron'tsnsig; mod ov pronisusig; uterans; deliver! 
 
 ov a diskors. [niinsez. 
 
 Pronunciator, Pro-ndn-Ji-a-tor, n. wun hoo pro- 
 PaoxuNCiATORY, Pro-ndn-Ji-a-lo-ri, a. relatig 
 
 tu pronunsiajon. 
 Proof, Piiiif, >i. dat bj hwiq sumtig iz priDvd; ev- 
 
 idens; testimoni; rezn: qrgq,ment; demonstrajon; 
 
 — eksperiens; test; trjal; eksperiment; — dat hwiq 
 
 haz bin pnDvd;— ferm temper; impenetrabiliti. — 
 
 {Frintiiiy) At trjal-Jet for egzaminajon er kor- 
 
 ek/on; u proif-Jet. 
 I^oor, PriLf, a. impenetrabl; abl tu rczist; havig 
 
 bin prcDvd abl tu rczist samtig; — takn from a 
 
 koper plat befor it iz at el worn. [er pnof. 
 
 Proofless, Prdif-les, a. unpni»vd; wontig evidens 
 Proof-sheet, Prcof-fet, n. {Printing) At ferst 
 
 imprejon ov a printed Jet for korekjon: a prccif. 
 Prop, Prop, v. t. tu suport bj plasig sumtig un- 
 der or agenst; tu suport; tu sustan. 
 Prop, Prop, n. a suport; a sta; dat hwiq sastanz. 
 Propedeutics, Pro-pe-dit-tiks, >i.///. prelim inari 
 
 lernig, konekted wid eni qrt or sjens. 
 Propagable, Prop-a-ga-bl, a. dat ma be propa- 
 gated er spred. 
 Propagandism, Prop-a-gan-diz-m, n. a. sistem ov 
 
 naejiirz for de propagajon ov opinyona or prin- 
 
 siplz; proseljtizm. 
 Propagandist, Prop-a-gan-dist, n. wun emplffd 
 
 tu propagat opinyonz. 
 Propagate, Prop-a-gat, v. t. tu kontinyrv er spr«d 
 
 bj jenerajon er suksesiv produkjon; tu ekstend; 
 
 tu serkij^lat; tu difq,z; tu diseminat; tu promot; 
 
 tu inkres; tu jenerat. [inkres. 
 
 Propagate, Pr6p-a-gat, v. i. tu hav ofsprig er 
 l^KOPAGATio.v, Prop-a-ga-Jon, n. At akt ov prop- 
 
 agatig: de stat ov beig propagated; jenerajon; 
 
 prudukjon; inkres; ekstenjon. 
 Propagator, Prop-a-ga-tor, n. wun bet) propagata; 
 
 a spreder. 
 Propel, Pro-pel, v. t. tu dqv forward; tu nrj on; 
 
 tu impel. [p6zd. 
 
 Propend, Pro-pend,* v. x. tu inkljn; tu be dis- 
 PROPENDENCY, Pro-pcn-den-si, n. inklinajon er 
 
 tendensi; atentiv deliberajon; i)erpendensi. 
 Peopendent, Pro-pend-ent, a. hagig forward er 
 
 d'snward. 
 PROPENSK. Pro-p6ns,* a. inkljnd; di3p<&zd. 
 l^aoPENSiON, Pro-pen-Jon,* i n. natyqral tenden- 
 Propensity, Pro-pen-si-ti, i si; beut ov mjnd; 
 
 bja^; inklinajon; dispozijon tu eni tig, gud 
 
 or bad. 
 Proper, Pr6p-er, a. pekqlyar; belogig or pckql- 
 
 yar tu At individyqal: not belogig tu mor; not 
 
 komon: notig an individyqal: wunz on; nityti- 
 
 ral; orijinal; fit; akomudaled: adapted; siitabi; 
 
 kwolif jd; egzakt; akyiirat; just; strikl; rjt; real; 
 
 not figyij^ritiv. 
 Properly, Prop-er-li, ad. in a proper maaer; 
 
 siriktli; fitli; sqtabli; in a strikt sens. 
 Propk&ness, Pr6p-er-nes, n, &t kwoliti ov bsig 
 
 proper.
 
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 Peopeett, Prop-er-ti, n. a pekiilyar kwoliti; 
 kwoliti; atribiit; dispozijon;— dat hwiq iz wunz 
 on; rjt ov pozejon: pozejon held in wunz on rjt; 
 til) pozest; estat; giadz. 
 
 Peophasis, Prof-a-sis, n. {Med.) prognosis. 
 
 Peophecy, Piof-e-si, n. a fortelig ov sumtig dat 
 iz tu tak plas in a fn,tyii,r tjni; dat hwiq iz for- 
 told; prsdikjon. 
 
 Peophesier, Pr6f-8-sj-er, n. wun h(D profEsjz. 
 
 Peophesy, Pr6f-8-sj, v. t. tu fortel hwot iz tu 
 tak plas at sum fii,tyn,r tjui; tu predikt; tu for- 
 tel; tu prognoslikat; tu iorjo. [prsq- 
 
 Peophesy, Prof-e-sj, v. i. tu uter prsdikjonz; *tu 
 
 Peophesying, Prof-E-sj-ig, n. dc akt ov fortelig; 
 ■'■dg akt ov prgqig. 
 
 Peophet, Prof-et, n. wun hO) profgsj'^; '^"'^ ^'^ 
 fortelz fixtyi],r events; a x)rEdikter; a forteler; a 
 rjter ov profgsiz; de rjtig ov a profet;— />Z. de 
 porjon ov de Old Testament ritn bj &z profets. 
 
 Peophetess, Prof-et-es, n. a wuman hoo profesjz 
 er fortelz. 
 
 Peophetic, Profet-ik, j a. relatiij tu a 
 
 Peophetical, Pro-fet-i-kal, \ profet; relatig 
 tu Q profesi; forseig; fortelig. 
 
 Peophetically, Pro-fet-i-kal-i, ad. in de maner 
 ov a profesi. 
 
 E*EOPHETiCALNESS, Pro-fet-i-kal-nes, n. de kwol- 
 iti ov bsig profetikal. 
 
 Pkophetlike, Prof-et-ljk, a. Ijk a profet. 
 
 Peophylactic, Prof-i-lak-tik, n. {Med.} a. pre- 
 ventiv. 
 
 Prophylactic, Prof-i-lak-tik, • i a. prevent- 
 
 Prophylactical, Prof-i-lak-ti-kal, I ig dizez; 
 preventiv. 
 
 Peopinquity, Pro-pig-kwi-ti, n. nernes; proks- 
 imiti; kindred; nernes ov blud. 
 
 Peopithecus, Prop-i-te-kus, n. {Zool.} a kwod- 
 rcioped aljd tu de lemur. 
 
 Peopitiable, Pro-piJ-i-a-bl, a. dat ma be pro- 
 pijiated er mad propijus; plakabl. 
 
 Propitiate, Pro-piJ-i-at, v. t. tu mak propijus 
 er favorabl; tu apez; tu rekonsjl; tu gan; tu 
 konsiliat. [Jon er atonment. 
 
 Propitiate, Pro-piJ-i-at, v. i. tu mak propijia- 
 
 Propitiation, Pro-piJ-i-a-Jon, n. de akt ov pro- 
 pi Jiatig; dat hwig propijiats ; rekonsiliajon ; 
 atonment. [ats. 
 
 Propitiator, Prco-piJ-i-a-tor, n. wun hd) propiji- 
 
 Propitiatory, Pro-piJ-i-a-to-ri, a. havig de pis- 
 er tu mak propijus; konsiliatori. 
 
 Propitiatory, Pro-piJ-i-a-to-ri, n. de mersi- 
 S8t; de kuverig ov de qrk in de Jn,iJ tempi. 
 
 Propitious, Pro-piJ-us, a. favorabl; kjnd; benjn; 
 benevolent. 
 
 Propitiously, Pro-piJ-us-li, ad. favorabli; kjndli. 
 
 Propitiousness, Pro-piJ-us-nes, n. favorablnes. 
 
 Proplasm, Pr6-plaz-m, n.*a mold; a matriks. 
 
 Peoplastio, Pro-plas-tik, a. fermig a mold er 
 kast. [moldz far kastig. 
 
 Proplastice, Pro-plas-tis, n. ae qrt ov makig 
 
 Propolis, Prop-o-lis, n. a gh],tinus substans, 
 wid hwig bez kloz de holz and kraniz ov d^r 
 hjvz. 
 
 Peopoxent, Pro-po-nent, n. {Latv} wun ha» pro- 
 p'sndz er maks a propozal. 
 
 Peoportiox, Pro-por-Jon, n. komparativ relajon 
 ov wun tig tu andder; ekwoliti ov rajioz; sjz, 
 elwaz in komparison; rajio: rat; ekwal degre; 
 harmonik relajon; simetri; adaptajon ov wun tu 
 aniider. 
 
 PEOPOETio>f, Pro-p<fir-Jon, v. t. tu adjust bj kom- 
 parativ relajon; tu farm simetrikali. 
 
 Proportionable, Pro-por-Jon-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 proporjond: proporjonal. 
 Peopoetionableness, Pro-p<5r-Jon-a-bl-nes, n. 
 de Stat ov beig proporjonabl. 
 
 Proportionably, Pro-pcSr-Jon-a-bli, ad. akerdig 
 
 tu proporjoii. 
 Proportional, Pro-p6r-Jon-al, a. relatig tu de 
 
 proporjon hwiq objekts, kwontitiz, and numberz 
 
 b%r tu eq uder; havig di], proporjon er a setld 
 
 komparativ relajon; proporjonat; simetrikal. 
 Proportional, Pro-por-Jon-al, n. a kwontiti in 
 
 proporjon. 
 Proportionality, Pro-por-Jon-al-i-ti, n. de 
 
 kwoliti ov beig proporjonal. 
 Proportionally, Pro-p6r-Jon-al-i, ad. in a pro- 
 porjonal degre. 
 Proportionate, Pro-pcSr-Jon-at, a. adjusted tu 
 
 sumtig els, akerdig tia a komparativ relajon; 
 
 proporjonal. 
 Proportionate, Pro-p6r-Jon-at, v. t. tu adjust 
 
 relativli; lu adjust akerdig tu setld rats. 
 Proportionately, Pro-por-Jon-at-li, ad. in a 
 
 proporjonat maner. 
 Proportionateness, Pro-por-Jon-at-nes, n. de 
 
 Stat ov beig proporjonat. 
 Proportion less, Pro-por-Jon-les, a. wontig pro- 
 porjon or simetri. [ov proporjonig. 
 Proportionment, Pro-por-Jon-ment, n. de akt 
 Proposal, Pro-poz-al, n. dat hwiq iz propozd; a 
 
 skem; dezjn; ofer; propozijon. 
 Propose, Pro-poz, v. t. tu put ferward; tu bid; 
 
 tu tender; tu ofer tu de konsiderajon. 
 Propose, Pro-poz, v. i. sumtjmz inkorektli yTi,zd 
 
 far jmrpus. 
 Proposer, Pro-poz-er, n. wun hcD propozez. 
 Proposition, Prop-o-ziJ-on, n. a tig propozd; an 
 
 ofer; a propozal; — a sentens in hwiq sumtig iz 
 
 afermd, partikyt^^larli wun ov de tre members 
 
 ov a silojizni. 
 Peopositional, Prop-Q-ziJ-on-al, a. relatig tu, 
 
 er impljig, a propozijon. 
 Propound, Pro-p'snd, v. t. tu ofer tu konsider- 
 ajon; tu propoz; tu ofer; tu egzibit. 
 Propounder, Pro-p'snd-er, n. wun hoo prop'sndz; 
 
 a propozer. 
 Proprietary, Pro-pr|-e-ta-ri, n. a pozesor in hiz 
 
 on rjt; a proprjetor; a bodi ov proprjetorz. 
 Proprietary, Pro-pr|-e-ta-ri, a. relatig tu a 
 
 serten oner er proprjetor. 
 Proprietor, Pro-prj-e-tor, n. a. pozesor in hiz 
 
 on rjt; an oner. 
 Proprietorship, Pro-prj-e-tor-Jip, n. de stat er 
 
 rjt ov Q proprjetor. [e.tor; a mistres. 
 
 Proprietress, Pro-prj-e-tres, n. a femal proprj- 
 Propriety, Pro-prj-E-ti, n. peki^lyar er eksklq,- 
 
 siv rjt; properti; — de stat ov beig proper; fitnes; 
 
 sx|tablnes; justnes. {propped.) 
 
 Propt, Propt, p. from Prop; kontrakted from 
 Propugn, Pro-pt\n, v. t. tu defend; tu vindikat; 
 
 tu kontend fer. 
 Propugner, Pro-pt\,n-er, n. a defender. 
 Propulsion, Pro-pdl-Jon, n, de akt ov drjvig 
 
 ferward. 
 Propulsive, Pro-pul-siv, a. drjvig on; propelig. 
 Propyl^um, Prop-i-le-um, n. [/,.] pi. Prop-i- 
 
 le-a; {Arch.} de porq ov a tempi; de vestibn,l 
 ov a h-ss. 
 Pro rata, Pro ra-ta, [L.] {Com.} akerdig tu de 
 
 rat; in proporjon. 
 PRORfe, Pror,* n. de pr'S ov a Jip. 
 Prorector, Pro-rek-tor, n. an ofiser in a Jerman 
 yH,niversiti, hcD prezjdz in de senat er aka- 
 demik kort. [prOrektor. 
 
 Peorectorate, Pro-r6k-to-rat, n. de ofis ov a 
 Pro re nata. Pro re na-ta, [Z.] az okagon ma 
 
 arjz; or, az materz hav turnd. 
 Proreption, Pro-rep-Jon, n. de akt ov krepig on. 
 Prorogation, Pro-ro-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov pro- 
 rogig; de akt ov deferig er putig of, az de sejon 
 ov pq,rlament; kontinyii,ans; prologgajon.
 
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 Pbobooue, Pro-rag, v. t. tu protrakt; tu prol65; 
 
 tui put of; tu dtla, az de furder sojon ov pqr- 
 
 limont: tu adjuru. [tit. 
 
 Peobi PTiON, Pru)-riip-Jon, n. de akt or burstig 
 Peosaic, I'ru-za-ik, a. relatip tu or konsiatij) ov 
 
 pruz; ritn in proz; not poetikal. 
 I'bosaical, Pro-za-i-kal, a. konsistifl ov proz; 
 
 prijzaik. [maner. 
 
 I*BOSAiCALLY, Pro-za-i-kal-i, ad. in a prozaik 
 Pkosaicism, Pro-za-i-siz-n), ra. prozaik maner. 
 PaosAiST, IVo-za-ist, »i. a rjterov proz. [Modern.] 
 Peoscemum, Pro-sE-ni-uin, n. [L.] dc plas befor 
 
 de sen hwiir de aktorz aptrd; de staj. 
 l*E08CaiBE, Pro-skrjb, v. t. tu set disn in rjtig for 
 
 destrukjon; tu punij wid sivil det; tu kondem; 
 
 tu ■stlo; tu d<liin; tu interdikt. 
 I'boscbibee, Pro-skrjb-er, n. wun hcD proskrjbz. 
 Peosceipt, Prio-skript, n. wun hcD iz proskrjbd. 
 Peoscription, Pro-skrip-Jon, n. dt akt ov pro- 
 
 skr{bi(j; de slat ov beij) proskrjbd; dcbmd tu 
 
 det, tu sivil dot, er tu konfiskajon. 
 Peosceiptive, Pro-skrip-tiv, a. tcndig tu pro- 
 skrjb; proskribip. 
 Peose, Proz, n. diskors er kompozijon wid'st me- 
 ter or poetik inejq,r; 9I kompozijon or lajgwaj 
 
 not in vers. 
 PaoSE, Proz, V. i. tu rjt proz; tu spsk tEdyusli. 
 Peose, Proz, a. relatig tu er konsistig ov proz; 
 
 prozaik; not poetik. 
 I*B0Secute, l'r6s-E-kij,t, v. t. tu pursi^; tu kon- 
 
 tinyn, endevorz after; tu kontinyn; tu kari on; 
 
 tu aplj tu wid kontinyq,d purpus; tu pursi^ bj 
 
 lo; tu SI), az a kriminal; tu indjt. 
 Pbosecute, Pr6s-E-kq,t, v. i. tu kari on a legal 
 
 prosekijjon. 
 Peosecutinq, Pros-e-kt^t-ig, pp. a. pur3q,ifl; kon- 
 
 duktifl prosekqjonz. 
 Peosecutios, Pros-E-kij,-Jon, >i. de akt ov pr6sE- 
 
 kii,liu; de stat ov beip pr6sEkq,ted; pursi^t; en- 
 
 devor tu kari on; a kriminal s\\\.. 
 Peosecutoe, Pr63-E-kq,-tor, n. wun h(t) pr6se- 
 
 kn,ts; u pur3n,er. [pr6sEkq,ts. 
 
 Peosecuteix, Pr63-E-kq,-triks, n. a. femal hA 
 Peoselyte, Pros-E-ljt, n. wun hco iz proselited; 
 
 wuu brot over tu a nq, opinyon, partikyn,larli 
 
 in relijon; a konvert. 
 Peoselyte, Pr63-E-ljt, v. t. tu brig over tu a 
 
 nq, opinyon; tu konvert. 
 Peoselytism, Pros-E-ljt-iz-m, n, dt akt ov prose- 
 
 Ijtij); konverjon; zel ter makig proseljts. 
 Peoselytize, Pros-E-li-tjz, v. t. tu konvert; tu 
 
 proseljt. 
 Peoselytize, Pros-E-li-tjz, v. i. tu prosEljt. 
 I'eose.nneauedeal, Pros-en-E-a-hE-dral, a. hav- 
 
 ij) nin fasL'z on tU) adjasent pqrts, az a kristal. 
 Pboseu, Proz-er, 11. a rjter ov proz; wun hiD prozoz; 
 
 a lir-um relater. [mur. 
 
 pROsiMiA, Pro-sim-i-a, n. {ZmI.} a spejEZ ov 1e- 
 Peosiness, Pr(b-zi-ne3, n. de kwoliti ov bEig prozi 
 
 or dul. Intifl. 
 
 Peosing, Pr6z-ig, n. dul and tirsum diskors or 
 J'ttOSiNO, Pruz-ig, a. dul; tjrsum; prozaik. 
 Pbcsouiacal, Pros-o-dj-a-kal, a. ov or rElatijj 
 
 tu prosodi. [odiakal maner. 
 
 I'eosouiacallt, Pro9-o-dj-a-kal-i, ad. in a pros- 
 Peosodial, Pro3-<f)-di-aJ, a. rslatig tu prdsodi; 
 
 proHodikal. 
 Peosodian, Pro3-6-di-an, n. wun skild in meter 
 
 or prorodi; a prosodist. [prosodjakal. 
 
 Peosodical, Pro-sod-i-kal,* a. rElatig tu prosodi; 
 Peosodist, Pros-o-dist, n. wun ho) iz v^rst in 
 
 pro^iodi. 
 Peosody, Pr69-o-di, n. de sjens, er de pqrt ov 
 
 gramar, hwiq trets ov kwontiti, akseot, versifi- 
 
 kajon, and de loz ov h^rmoni, bot in metrikal 
 
 sad proz kompozi/on. 
 
 Peosopoobapht, Pro8-o-p6g-ra-fi, n. {Rhet.) a 
 
 degkri|)Jon ov animated objekts. 
 Peosopolepsy, Pros-o-po-lep-si, n. prdji^dis from 
 
 dE ferst \\\ ov a person; ])vr3onal pqrjialiti. 
 Peosopopceia, Pros-o-po-pe-ya, n. {Uhet.} a fig- 
 
 yH,r bj hwiq inanimat objekts, or abstrakt ideaz, 
 
 qr personif jd; personifikajon. 
 Pbospect, Pr6s-pekt, «. a vq ov sumtig distant; 
 
 a pias hwiq ufurdz an ckstendod vq; a landskap; 
 
 a surva; a serisz ov objekts opn tu dE j; objokt 
 
 ov vq; vq dElinEated; a reprE/entaJon ov a land- 
 skap; — vq, intu fqtqriti, opozd tu rt-troepekt; 
 
 gr'snd ov ekspektajon; regard tu sumtig fqtyqr. 
 Pbospect, Pros-pekt, v. i. tu luk forward. 
 Peospectio.v, Pro-sp6k-Jon, ji. dE akt ov lukig 
 
 forward, er provjdig for de fqtyqr. 
 Pbospective, Pro-sp^k-tiv, a. lukig forward; 
 
 aktig wid forsjt; distant; fqtyqr. [tans. 
 
 I^rospective, Pro-spek-tiv, n. a vq sen at a dis- 
 Peospectiveness, Pro-spek-tiv-nes, n. dE kwoliti 
 
 ov beig prospektiv. 
 Peospectus, Pro-spek-tus, n. amstljn ov eni plan, 
 
 er a propozal submiied tu de publik; komonii 
 
 apljd tu a litcrari undertakig, er a propozd 
 
 wurk er publikajon. 
 Peospee, Pros-per, v. t. tu mak prosperus er suk- 
 
 seiful; tu koz tu suksed; tu favor. 
 Peospee, Pros-per, v. i. tu bE prosperus; tu be 
 
 suksesful; tu trjv; tu flurij. 
 Peospebity, Pros-p^r-i-ti, n. de stat ov beiB 
 
 prosperus; sukses; gud fortyqn; welf^r. 
 Peosperous, Pros-per-us, a. suksesful; fdrtyq- 
 
 nat; trjvig; fliirijig; luki. [fortyqnatli. 
 
 Prosperously, Pros-per-us-li, ad. suksesfuli; 
 Prospeeous.ness, Pros-per-us-nes, n. prosperiti; 
 
 sukses. 
 Prosthesis, Prds-te-sis, n. ( Gram.) a f igyq,r bj 
 
 bwiq wun er mor leterz qr prefikst tu a wurd; 
 
 az, luvd, Jr-Iuvd. Se {I'rothefi-n.) 
 Peosthetio, Pros-tet-ik, a. prefikst tu a wurd 
 
 er leter. 
 Peostitute, Pr6s-ti-ttit, v. t. tu put ferward tu 
 
 sal, elwaz in a bad sens; tu sel rogf uli; tu 
 
 apropriat tu a bad yq,s er purpus; tu eksp6j 
 
 upon vjl termz. 
 Peostitute, Pros-ti-tqt, a. vijus for bjr; sold tu 
 
 vjs or infami; perverted; dEgraded; vjl. 
 Peostitute, Pros-ti-tqt, n. a jjerson sold tu vjs; 
 
 a bjrlig: a merssnari; wun ha> iz set tu sal; a 
 
 publik strumpet. 
 Peostitution, Pros-ti-tq-Jon, n. de akt ov pros- 
 
 titqtig; de stat ov bEig prostitqted; dE Ijf ov a 
 
 j)rostitqt; Iqdnes. [tqts. 
 
 Prostitutor, Pr03-ti-tq-tor, h. wun hot) prosli- 
 Prostrate, Pros-trat, a. Ijig at legt; Ijig at 
 
 mersi; prostrated; tron d'sn; Ijig in humbl ado- 
 
 rajon. 
 I*eostbate, Pros-trat, v. t. tu la flat; tu Iro 
 
 d'sn; tu tro er kast d'sn in adorajon. 
 I'eosteation', Pros-tra-Jon, n. dE akt ov pr6strat- 
 
 ig; dE stat ov beig prostrated; los ov stregt; de- 
 
 jekjon; deprejon. 
 Pbosttle, Pro-stjl, n. {Arch.) a ranj ov kol- 
 
 umz befor an edifis. [dul; tjrsum. 
 
 Pbosy, Pro-zi, a. jxirtakig ov de natyqr ov proz; 
 Peosvlloqism, Pro-.sil-o-jiz m, n.(Z<?<7(<,) a form 
 
 ov (^rgqwent in hwiq de konklqjon ov wun sil- 
 
 ojizm bekiimz de major ov de nekst. 
 Peotagonist, Pro-tag-o-nist, n. a prjm kon- 
 
 tender or fiter. 
 Peo ta.nto. Pro tan-to, [L.] {Law) for so mug. 
 Peotasis, I'rot-a-sis, «. {lihet.) de ferst ov Uh 
 
 pqrta ov a period, de uder or sekond pqrt beig 
 
 de apddusu; — a maksim er propozijon;— in de 
 
 anjent drama, de ferst pqrt or opaig ov de 
 
 plot.
 
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 PeotatiC, Trd-tit-ik, a. servig tia introdi^s; 
 previus. 
 
 Peotea, Pro-tE-a, n. {Bot.} a jsnus ov plants. 
 
 Protean, Pro-ts-an, a. rslatig tu Proteus, (a 
 S£-deiti, h(D pozest de p>5er ov qanjii) himself 
 intii diferent Japs;) asq^mii) diferent Japs. 
 
 Peoteanly, Pro-te-an-li, ad. in &z maner ov 
 Pruteus. 
 
 Peotect, Pro-tekt, v. t. tu defend; ivx kuver 
 from evl; tu Jeld; tu supcart; tu. qerij; tia hqr- 
 bor; tu Jelter: tu. foster; tu gvd; tu k'snte- 
 nans; tu vindikat. 
 
 Protection, Pro-tek-Jon, n. de akt ov protektiij; 
 de Stat ov beig protekted; defens; Jelter; a pas- 
 port; egzemjon. 
 
 Peotective, Pro-tek-tiv, a. servig tu protekt; 
 defensiv. 
 
 Peotector, Pro-tek-tor, ji. wun hco protekts; a 
 defender; suporter; gqrdian; — wun apernted tu 
 protekt er guvern a kiijdom dqrig de kigz mi- 
 noriti, er dqriij an interegnum; — de tjtl ov 
 Kromwel hwjl at de bed ov de komonwelt ov 
 Ii)gland. 
 
 Peotectoeal, Pro-tek-to-ral, a. relatig tu a 
 protektor; protektarial. 
 
 Protectoeate, Pro-tek-to-rat, n. de guvernment 
 er ofis ov a protektor: protektorjip. 
 
 Peotectoeial, Pro-tek-to-ri-al, a. relati:g tu a 
 protektor. 
 
 Protectorship, Pro-tek-tor-Jip, n. de ofis ov a 
 protektor; protektorat. [tekts. 
 
 Protectress, Pro-tek-tres, ?i. a wuman hco pro- 
 
 Peotectrix, Pro-tek-triks, ii. a protektres. 
 
 Peotege, Pro-ta-ga, n. \_Fi-.'\ wun hoo iz protekted 
 er patronjzd bj aniider; a dependent. 
 
 Protegee, Pro-ta-ga, n. [Fr.] a femal ho iz 
 protekted. [okagon. 
 
 Pro tempore. Pro tem-po-re, [Z.] fer de tjm or 
 
 Peotervity, Pro-ter-vi-ti,«. pevijnes; petyqlans. 
 
 Protest, Pro- test, v. i. tu giv a solem dekiarajon 
 ov opinyon er rezolnJon. 
 
 Protest, Pro-test, v. t. tu kel az a witnes; tu 
 dison. Thi protest a Ml, tu kez a notari-pub- 
 lik tu mak a formal dekiarajon agenst de dreer 
 on ak'snt ov non-akseptans er non-pament. 
 
 Protest, Pro-test, er Prot-est, n. a solem dekiara- 
 jon ov opinyon, komonli agenst sumtig; a paper 
 kontaniij reznz ov disent. ( G/in.y a rjtir) dren 
 bj a master ov a ve^el, statirj dat eni inji^ri hwiq 
 de vesel haz suferd iz not oil) tu hiz miskondukt 
 er neglekt: — a notifikajou ritn upon a kopi ova 
 bil ov eksqanj, not, er erder, fer its non-pament 
 ©r non-akseptans. 
 
 Protestant, Pr6t-es-tant, n. oiijinali, wun ov de 
 refermerz er Li|teranz, hd) protested agenst a 
 dekre ov de imperial diet held at Spjrz in 1529, 
 and apeld tu a jeneral k-snsil, — wun ov de re- 
 fermd relijon; wun belogii) tu sum denominajon 
 ov Kristyanz not widin de pal ov de Koman 
 Katolik er Grek qurq. [tants. 
 
 Peotestant, Prot-es-tant, a. belogii) tu Protes- 
 
 Peotestantism, Pr6t-es-tant-iz-m,«. de prinsiplz 
 er relijon ov Protestants. 
 
 Protestantly, Pr6t-e.s-tant-Ii, ad. in konfermiti 
 tu Protestants. 
 
 Protestation, Prot-es-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov pro- 
 testir); a solem dekiarajon er protest. 
 
 Protester, Pro-test-er, n. wun hco protests. 
 
 Proteus, Pr(5-te-us, n. [L.] {Myth.) a maren 
 deiti ov de hedenz, hco woz sed tu aper in varius 
 fermz; — wun hoo asqmz eni Jap. {Zoul.} a jenus 
 ov infqzoriz; — an amfibius reptil. 
 
 Peothalamion, Pro-ta-la-mi-on, u. a pes ritn tu 
 selebrat a marij. 
 
 Prothesis, Prot-e-sis, n. {Med.') de adijon ov sum 
 qrtifijal pq,rt tu de hitman bodi, az a wudn leg. 
 
 Prothonotariship, Pro-ton-Q-ta-ri-Jip, n. de 
 
 ofis ov prctonotari. 
 Prothonotary, Pro-t6n-o-ta-ri, n. a qef notari 
 
 ov de (irek empjr; — fermerli a rejister er klerk 
 
 ov de Kort ov de Kigz Benq, Iggland;— de klerk 
 
 ov a kort. [truijk ov an insekt. 
 
 Protiiorax, Pro-to-raks, «. de ferst toraks er 
 Peoto, Pro-to, yqzd az a prefiks in de IggliJ 
 
 laijgwaj tu ekspres prjoriti; az, ^r<jto-mq,rter, 
 
 de ferst mqrter. 
 Protocol, Pro-to-kol, n. de Orijinal kopi er ruf 
 
 draft ov a rjtir), az ov a treti, dispaq, er uder 
 
 dokynment; a rekord; a rejister. 
 Protocol, Pro-to-kol, v. i. tia ferm propozijonz 
 
 er ferst drafts. [ter; a klerk, 
 
 Protocolist, Pro-to-kol-ist, n. {Rufdd) a rejis- 
 Protomartyr, Pro-to-mqr-ter, n. de ferst mqr- 
 ter; a term apljd tu St. Steven, — eni wun hco 
 
 suferz ferst in a kez. 
 Protoplast, Pro-to-plast, n. a tig ferst fermd 
 
 az a mode], tu be folod afterwardz. 
 Protoplastic, Pro-to-plas-tik, a. ferst-fermd. 
 Protopterus, Pro-top-te-rus, n. an ekstrerdin- 
 
 ari animal supozd bj Air. Qen tu belog tu a 
 
 klas ov fijez. 
 Peotorosaurus, Prot-0-ro-se-rus, n. {Geol^ de 
 
 fosil monitor ov Iii|rinjia. 
 Protosulphate, Pro-to-snl-fat, n. {Chem.y a 
 
 kombinajon ov sulfq^rik asid wid a protoksid. 
 Prototype, Pro-to-tjp, n. de orijinal patern er 
 
 model ov a tig dat ma be kopid; egzemplar; ^r- 
 
 ketjp. 
 Peotoxide, Pro-toks-id, n. {Chem.') a. substans 
 
 kombjud wid oksijen in de ferst degre. 
 Peoteact, Pro-trakt, v. t. tu dre 3t; tu dela; tu 
 
 leijtcn; tu spin tu legt; tu prolog; tu put of. 
 Peoteactee, Pro-trakt-er, n. wun hm protrakts. 
 Peotraction, Pro-trak-Jon, n. de akt ov pro- 
 
 traktig; kontinyi^ajon. 
 Peoteactive, Pro-trak-tiv, a. dilatori; delaig; 
 
 spinig tu legt. 
 Protractor, Pro-trak-tor, n. wun ho protrakts; 
 
 an instrcoment fer laig d'sn and mejqrig agglz. 
 Peoteude, Pro-trdbd, v. t. tu puj on er ferward; 
 
 tu trust ferward. [ward. 
 
 Peoteude, Pro-trcfed, v. i. tu trust er mcDv fer- 
 Peotel'sion, Pro-trcb-gon, n. de akt ov protroodig 
 
 er trustig ferward; a trust; a puJ. [ward. 
 
 Peoteusive, Pro-trdb-siv, a. trustig er pujig fer- 
 Peotubeeance, Pro-tq,-ber-ans, n. a pqrt pro- 
 
 jektig 'st; a swelig; prominens; tq^mor. 
 Peotubeeant, Pro-ti\,-ber-ant, a. swelig; prom- 
 inent, [tqberant maner. 
 Protuberantly, Pro-tq-ber-ant-li, ad. in a pro- 
 Protuberate, Pro-tq,-ber-at, v. i. tu bulj; tu 
 
 swel ■St. 
 Protuberation, Pro-tq,-ber-a-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 proti^beratig; a swelig. 
 Proud, Pr'sd, a. pozesig prjd, er inerdinat self- 
 
 estem; overvalyqig wunz self; arogant; heti; 
 
 asqmig; konseted; van; dj^rig: prezumtyvius: lof- 
 
 ti; grand ov men er person; ostentajus; grand. 
 
 Piidjlef, flej egzynberant and fuggus, from de 
 
 helig ov a wdjnd. 
 Proudish, Pr-sd-iJ, a. sumhwot prsd. 
 Proudly, Pr'sd-li, ad. in a pr-sd maner; hetili; 
 
 arogantli. 
 Provable, Prcfiv-a-bl, a. dat ma be prrovd. 
 Provably, Prdbv-a-bli, ad. in a maner kapabl ov 
 
 prcof. 
 Prove, PnJbv, v. t. tu mak dat aper sert€n hwiq 
 
 woz d'stf ul; tu evins; tu Jo bj qrgqment er tes- 
 
 timoni; tu demonstrat; tu manifest; — tu trj; tu 
 
 brig tu de test; tu eksperiens; tu endii,r; — tu 
 
 publij, akordig tu de le ov testaments, bef6r de 
 proper of iser.
 
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 Prove, I'mjv, r. t. tu mak trjal; tu be fund bj 
 ek'^ptricns; tu suksed; tu turn ut. 
 
 Pboveditou, Pru-v6d-i-tor, n. an ofiser ha> fur- 
 nijt su[)lj« and provijonz fer dt qrmi; purvaor. 
 
 PEoviiN, Prd»v-ii, p. from Frmv; prmrd. Se 
 il'nte.) 
 
 Pbovence ROSE, Prov-ens-roz, J n. a komon rat, 
 
 pROViNCK-ROSE, Pr6v-ins-roz, j keld elso, I;ii- 
 RJ-ruz. 
 
 Provencial, Pro-vdn-Jal, a. ov, or bel6gig tu, 
 Provens, in Fmns. [korn, or ota. 
 
 [•rovender, Prov-en-dcr, n. drj ioA for bnDts; ha, 
 
 F'rover, Pniv-cr, n. wun hot) pnDvz or Joz. 
 
 I'ROVhKB, Pr6v-9rb, n. a Jort sentcns ofn rEprted; 
 a kumun an^: a maksim; an afurizm; a 8e; an 
 ailnj; a bj-wurd; — pi. wun ov de buks ov de 
 Ola Testament. 
 
 Proverbial, Pro-v^r-bi-al, a. menjond er kom- 
 prjzd in u proverb; rcz^mblijj er sq^tabl tu a 
 proverb. [bial fraz or maksiin. 
 
 Proverbialism, Pro-vdr-bi-al-iz-m, n. a prover- 
 
 I*R0VERBIAL1ST, Pro-v^r-bi-al-ist, n. wun hm 
 utcrz proverhz. [onak proverbz. 
 
 Proverbialize, Pro-v^r-bi-al-jz,* v. t. and i. tu 
 
 I*R0VERBIALLY, Pro-v^r-bi-al-i, ad. in a prover- 
 bial ui:incr. 
 
 Provide, Pru-vjd, r. t. tu proki^r beforhand: tu 
 get redi; tu prejii'ir; tu furnij; tu suplj: tu stip- 
 yt|,lat: tu mak a kondijonal limitajon: tu forsg. 
 Tu pro'jil af/^nft, tu tak meju^rz agenst. — Tu 
 pnjviil J»r,tu.tak kr^rov btforhand. — Proridid 
 dat, a konjrtflktiv fraz, intrudq^siy a savig kloz 
 or kondijon; uijon dtz termz; dis stipyn,laJon be- 
 ig mad. 
 
 Providesce, Prov-i-dens, ii. de kwoliti or btij) 
 provident; prottdens; frCbgaliti; forsjt: tjmli k^r: 
 — dt divjn sij^perintondens overol kreated beigz; 
 dt Divjn Beij) konsiderd in dis relajon. 
 
 I'rovident, Prov-i-dent, a. forkdstig; ki^rful for 
 de fiityq_r: kojus; praxient. 
 
 Providextial, Prov-i-d6n-Jal, a. relatig ta, or 
 efekted bj Providens. 
 
 Providentially, Prov-i-d^n-Jal-i, ad. h\ Ac 
 k^r ov Providens. [maner. 
 
 Providently, Pr6v-i-dent-li, ad. in a provident 
 
 Provider, Pro-vjd-er, n. wun hot) provjdzer pro- 
 kiirz. 
 
 Province, Prov-ins, n. a subjekt knntri; — a rcjon: 
 a trakt;— a distrikt; a pqrt or divi3on ov a kun- 
 tri;— a trakt over hwic an qrqbijop or uder ofi- 
 ser haz jqri?dikJon; — at proper ofis or biznes ov 
 cni wun. 
 
 Provincial, Pro-vin-Jal, a. relatij) tu a provin?: 
 apendant tu de prinsipal kuntri; beloflifl tu a 
 provins, not tu de muaer kuntri;— rxDd: unpolijt: 
 — bEl6oio onli tu anqr^bijops jurisdikjon;— not 
 ekqmenikal. 
 
 Provincial, Pro-vin-Jal, n. wun bel6ni5 tu a 
 proving; an ckleziastikal guvemor. 
 
 Provincialism, Pro-vin-Jal-iz-m, n. a provinjal 
 idiom, wunl, er fraz. 
 
 Provincialist, Pro-vin-Jal-ist, n. de kwoliti ov 
 beio prujvinjal;— a pekiilyiariti ov laggwaj. 
 
 Provine. Pro-vjn, i-. ». tu la a bronq ov a vjn, or 
 ov cni trr , in de grsnd for propagajon. 
 
 Provision, I'ro-vij-on, n. de akt ov provjdig; tij 
 pruvjded: t^rmz sctld; kur takn; mcjqrz takn 
 brforhand; akqmqlnjon ov storz beforhand; 
 stok kolokted; -vitlz; fa)d; i^r. [onz. 
 
 Provision, Pru-vij-on, v. I. tu suplj wid provij- 
 
 Provisional, I'ro-vij-on-al, a. temporarili estab- 
 lijt; provjded merli for prcient ncd. 
 
 Provisionally, Pro-vij-on-al-i, ad. bj wa ov 
 provi^Dii: f.)r dt prczont okajon. 
 
 Provisionary, Pro-vij-on-a-ri,*. makig provison 
 fer de oka30D; pruvijonai. 
 
 Proviso, Pro-vj-zo, n. [L.] an qrtikl in hwiq 
 a kondijon iz introdi^st; atipyqla/on; kajon: pro- 
 vi^onal kondijon. 
 
 Provisor, Pro-vj-tor, n. a purvaor; an ofisor in 
 de anjent Front; yqniversitiz; — Q person ap<rnted 
 tu a benefis bj de pop befor de det ov de in- 
 kumbent. [a provjzo. 
 
 Pkovisoev, Pro-vj-zo-ri, a. kondiJonaJ; inklqdig 
 
 Provocation, Prov-o-ka-Jon, n. dt akt ov pro- 
 vokig; de stat ov beig prov(f)kt; kez ov anger; 
 iritajon; insjtment. 
 
 Provocative, Pro-v6-ka-tiv, a. dat prov6ka er 
 insjti; stiinyiilatip; insjtip. 
 
 Provocative, Pro-vu-ka-tiv, n. eni tig hwiq pro- 
 vuks, insjts, er stimyqlats; sumtig dat cksju an 
 apetjt. 
 
 Provocativeness, Pro-V(f)-ka-tiv-nes, n. de kwol- 
 iti ov beio provokativ. [vokativ. 
 
 Provocatory, Pro-v6-ka-t6-ri, n. a qalenj;a pro- 
 
 PROVOKABLE, Pro-v6k-a-bl, a. dat ma be pro- 
 
 Vjikt. 
 
 Provoke, Pro-vok, v. t. tu rsz: tu eksjt bj sum- 
 tig ofentiiv; tu awak; tu enraj; tu ufend; tu 
 insens; tu iritat; tu agravat; tu egzasperat; tu 
 eksjt; tu kez: tu qalenj; tu indqs bj motiv; tu 
 miDv; tu insjt. [ger. 
 
 Provoke, Pro-v6k, v. i. tu apel; tu prodqs ag- 
 
 PROVOKER, Pro-V(£)k-er, 7i. wun hot) provdiks; an 
 insjter. [iritatig; veksajus. 
 
 I*RovoKiNQ, Pro-v6k-ig, pp. a. tendig tu prov6k; 
 
 Provokingly, Pro-v6k-ig-Ii, ad. in suq a maner 
 az tu raz agger. 
 
 Provost, Prov-ost, or Pro-viS, n. de qef er bed 
 ov eni bodi; az, de provott ov a kolej. — {Scat- 
 land) dt hed ov a reral burg; — de eksekqjoner 
 ov an qrmi. — Provist-mnrfal, an ofiser, ov de Ig- 
 glij navi, boa haz de qqrj ov priznerz takn at se. 
 
 Provostship, Prov-ost-Jip, n. de ofis ova provost. 
 
 Prow, Pru, nr Pro, n. de hed or for pqrt ov a 
 Ji]); de bck ov a veael or gali. 
 
 Prowess, Pr^-es, n. braveri; kuraj; valor; mili- 
 iiari galantri. 
 
 Prowl, Pr-sl, v. t. tu rov over; ta stsr er serq. 
 
 Prowl, Prsl, v. i. tu rov abist fer plunder er pra, 
 tu pra. 
 
 Prowl, I'nsl, n. rambl fer plunder. [fer pra. 
 
 Prowler, Pr'sl-er, n. wun hO) pnlz or rovz ab'st 
 
 Proxene, Proks-en, n. an ofiser in anjent Spqrta, 
 ho) had de cqrj ov sqperint^ndi{) stranjerz. 
 
 Proximate, Proks-i-mat, a. nekst in de seriez; 
 ner: imediat; optbzd tu remdJt and mrdiat. 
 
 Proximately, Proks-i-mat-li, ad. imediatli; wid- 
 est iutervenjon. 
 
 Proximity, Proks-im-i-ti, n. de stat ov bei^ 
 proluimat; nernes. 
 
 I*ROxy, Proks-i, n. de ajensi ov andder; de ajensi 
 ova substitqt; dt person sdbstitqted or depqted, 
 a substitqt, bweder a person er a ritn paper. 
 
 Proxy, Proks-i, v. i. tu vot er akt bj de ajensi or 
 andder. 
 
 Proxyship, Proks-i-Jip, n. de ofis ov a proksi. 
 
 Price, I'nfts, n. Pnijan leder. 
 
 I*RUDE, ProDd, n. a wuman over-skrdbpqlus; a 
 wuman ov afekted rezerv, kenes, and stifnes. 
 
 PRUDE.VCE, PnjE)-dcn?, n. de kwoliti ov bcig pra>- 
 deut; wizdom apljd tu praktis: kojon. 
 
 Prcdent, Pnf)-dent, a. koJus and wjz in mejqrs 
 and kondukt; diskret; provident; praktikali wjz. 
 kiirful. 
 
 I*rcdential, PrcD-d^n-Jal, a. ^lijibl on prinsipU 
 ov pnDdens; havig sqperintendens, dirckjon and 
 k%r. 
 
 Prudentialist, Prot)-d6n-Jal-i8t, n. wuu ba» ad- 
 hrn tu, or iz guvemd bj, pnDdens. 
 
 Prldentialitt, PriD-den-Ji-al-i-U, ». elijibiliti 
 on prLu:iipls ov pnDdens.
 
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 Peudentiallt, ProB-den-Jal-i, ad. akerdig tu de 
 
 roDlz ov priodens. 
 Prudentials, Proo-den-Jalz, n. pi. maksimz ov 
 
 prcTjdens er praktikal wizdom. [diskrstli. 
 
 Prudently, Pnft-dent-li, ad. in a prcodent maner; 
 PBUDEEr, Fr(i)d-er-i, n. de kwoliti or kondukt ov 
 
 a prcDd; Civermdq njseti er rgzerv in kondukt. 
 Prudish, Prcod-iJ, a., afektedli rezervd, Jj, erpresjs. 
 Prudishly, Pr(f>d-iJ-li, ad. in de maner ov a prcod. 
 Prune, PriDn, v. t. tu lop; tu divest, az trez er 
 
 vjhz ov df^r sqperfhxus branqez; tu kler from 
 
 ekskresensez; tu trim. 
 Prune, PrtDn, v. i. tu dres; tu prigk. 
 Prune, Praon, n. a drjd plum; a plum. 
 Peunel, Prcb-nel, n. an erb. 
 Prunella, Prco-nel-a, n. [L.'\ {Med.) drjnes ov 
 
 de trot in feverz. — {Bot.) a medisinal plant; — 
 
 a preparajon ov pqrif jd njter. 
 Prunello, PrcD-nel-o, )i. a stuf ov hwig klerji- 
 
 menz gunz qr mad; ofn ritn {prunella;} a plum; 
 
 a prcDn. 
 Pruner, Prc6n-er, n. wun h* prconz. 
 Prune-tree, Prdon-tre, n. de tre dat bq.rz prcsnz. 
 Prunifeeous, Pra)-nif-er-us, a. bq^-ig proinz er 
 
 plumz. [kropig. 
 
 Pruning, Pr(f)n-ig, n. de akt ov lopig er trimiij; u 
 Prl'ning-hook, Prdbn-ig-huk, n. a hukt nif for 
 
 prcDnig. [trez. 
 
 Pruxing-knife, Prdon-ig-njf, n. a njf fer prconig 
 Pruning-sheaes, PrcDn-ig-Jerz, «. pi. Jerz fer 
 
 prconii) Jrubz, &s. 
 Prurience, Prm-ri-ens, ) n. an iqig; an eger 
 Pruriency, Prcfi-ri-en-si, \ dezjr er apetjt fer 
 
 eni tig. [unezi dezir; unEzi. 
 
 Prurient, Prdi-ri-ent, a. iqig; havig an iqig er 
 Pruriginous, PriD-rij-in-us, a. relatig tu, er par- 
 
 takig ov, de iq. 
 Prurigo, PrLD-rj-go, n. [Z.] {Med.} an iqig ov de 
 
 skin, wid an erupjon ov pimplz; iq: iritajon; sora. 
 Prussian, Prdo-Jan, &r PriiJ-an, n. a nativ ov PrCD- 
 
 Jia. 
 Prussian, Pr<6-Jan, er PriiJ-an, A. relatig tu Prco- 
 
 Jia. — Prmfan Wn, iz a kulor ov a f jn blq, tint. 
 Prussiate, Prtft-Ji-at, er PriiJ-i-at, ?il a selt fermd 
 
 ov prrosik asid and a bas. 
 Prussic, Prtt-sik, 67- Priis-ik, a. {Chem.} notig 
 
 an asid bwiq iz keld elso {hydrocyanic add,} 
 
 and fermz de kulorig mater ov Proojan blq. It 
 
 iz akrid tu de tast, ov punjent odor, and veri 
 
 perznus. [stans. 
 
 Peussine, Prcjo-sen, or Priis-en, n. a gaseus sub- 
 Pry, Frj, V. i. tu pep naroli; tu inspekt ofijusli, 
 
 kqriusli, er impertinentli. 
 Pry,_ Prj, n. impertinent pepig; — a Iqrj lever em- 
 
 plffd tu raz er mcDv hevi suLstansez. CI wurd 
 
 yH,zd in de Yx],n)ted Stats, and in sum pqrts ov 
 
 Iggland. Se {Prize.} 
 Pry, Prj, V. t. tu m(i)V er raz bj menz ov a Iqrj 
 
 lever; tu prjz. 
 Pryingly, Prj'-ig-li, ad. wid impertinent kxiriositi. 
 Prytaneum, Prit-a-ne-um, n. [i.] de seuat-hss 
 
 at Atenz, hw^ir de Pritanez asembld. 
 Pbytanis, Prit-a-nis, n. [Gr.] pi. Prit-a-nez; wun 
 
 ov de selekt senatorz ov Atenz, beig 50 in num- 
 ber, selekted from 500. 
 Psalm, Sqm, n. a sakred sog. 
 Psalmist. S^m-ist, or Sal-mist, n. a rjter ov sqmz 
 
 er sakred sogz;— spejali apljd tu David, kig ov 
 
 'Izrael. 
 Psalmistry, Sal-mis-tri, n. de akt ov sigig sqmz. 
 PSALMITE, S^m-jt, n. {Min.} a spejez ov sand- 
 
 stan. 
 PSALMODIC, Salmod-ik, ) a. relatig tu s4m- 
 
 PSALMODICAL, Sal-mod-i-kal, S odi. 
 PsALMODiST, S(^m-o-dist, n. wun hiB sigz holi 
 
 sogz. 
 
 PSALMODIZE, S^m-Q-djz, V. i. tu praktis sqmcadi. 
 Psalmody, S^m-o-di, n. de akt er praktis ov sigig 
 
 sakred sogz. 
 Psalmographer, Sal-mog-ra-fer, n. a. rjter ov 
 
 sqmz. [sqmz. 
 
 Psalmographist, Sal-mog-ra-fist, n. a rjter ov 
 Psalmography, Sal-mog-ra-fi, n. de akt ov rjt- 
 
 ig sqmz. 
 Psalm-singing, Sqm-sig-ig, n. de sigig ov sqmz. 
 Psalter, Sel-ter, n. de bukov sqmz; a sqm-buk. 
 Psaltery, S6l-ter-i, n. a mqzikal strigd instru- 
 ment, in yqs amug de Jqz; a kjnd ov bqrp. 
 Pseudepigeaphy, Sq-de-pig-ra-fi, n. de askrip- 
 
 Jon ov fols namz ov etorz tu wurks. 
 PsEUDO, Sq-do, a prefiks, from de Grek, hwiq 
 
 signifjz/eZs, er hsnterjit; az, si^cio-aposl, a fels 
 
 aposl. 
 PsEUDO-APOSTLE, Sq-do-a-pos-l, n. a fals aposl. 
 PsEUDO-BLEPSis, Sq-do-blep-sis, n. fels vigon. 
 PsEUDO-EPiscoPAcy, Svj,-dc)-e-pis-ko-pa-si, ». a 
 
 fels episkopasi. 
 PsEUDOGEAPH, Sq-do-graf, ) n. fels rjtig: fel3 
 Pseudography, Sq-dog-raf-i, j spelig. 
 PsEUDO-METALLic, Sq-do-me-tal-ik, a. {Min.} 
 
 afcardig a luster onli hwen held tu de Ijt, az a 
 
 mineral. 
 PSEUDO-MORPHOUS, Sq-do-mor-fus, a. ov desep- 
 
 tiv ferm; havig derjvd its ferm from sum uder 
 
 substans. [fels filosofer. 
 
 Pseudo-philosopher, Sq-dca-fi-los-o-fer, n. a 
 Pseudo-philosophy, Sq-do-fi-los-o-fi, n. fels 
 
 filosofi. [dor. 
 
 Pseudothyeox, Sq-d6t)-i-ron, »i. {Ai'ch.} a fels 
 Pseudotinea, Sq-do-tin-E-a, ii. an insekt dat 
 
 fedz on waks. 
 Pseudo-volcano, Sq-do-vol-ka-ncD, n. a volkano 
 
 hwi<3 emits smok and sumtjmz flam, but never 
 
 lava. [Ijk. 
 
 Pshaw, Se, inter, po! — ekspresig kontemt er dis- 
 Psilanthropist, Sj-lan-tro-pist, n. wun hco bc- 
 
 levz Krjst tu hav bin a mer man; a bq,manita- 
 
 rian. 
 PsiTACEOUS, Si-ta-Jus, a. ov de parot kjnd. 
 Psoas, S(i-as, n., pi. So-e; {Anat.} de nam ov a 
 
 musl in de lernz, ov hwiq dj^r qr tm. 
 Psora, S6-ra, n. {Med.} a. kutaneus, kontajus 
 
 erupjon ov veri min'qt pimplz; de iq. 
 Psoriasis, So-rj-a-sis, n. {Med.) a ruf, skali stat 
 
 ov de kqtikl. 
 PsORic, S6-rik, a. {Med.} relatig tu sora. 
 Psori.es, S6-rez, n. pi. {Med.) medisin fer de ig. 
 Fsycaiatry, Si-kj-a-tri, n. medikal tretment ov 
 
 dizEzez ov de mjnd. [lojikal. 
 
 Psychical, Sj-ki-kal, a. relatig tu de sol; sjko- 
 PsYCHOLOGic, Sj-ko-16j-ik, ) a. relatig tu 
 
 Psychological, Sj-ko-I6j-i-kal, ( sjkoloji, er 
 
 de sol; mental. 
 Psychologically, Sj-ko-16j-i-kal-i, ad. in a sj- 
 
 kolojikal maner. [koloji. 
 
 Psychologist, Sj-kol-o-jist, n. wun verst in sj- 
 Psychology, Sj-kol-o-ji, n. de doktrin ov de sol 
 
 er mjnd; a tretiz on de soler mind; mental filos- 
 
 ofi; metafiziks. 
 PsYCHOMACHY, Sj-kom-a-ki, n. a konflikt ov de 
 
 sol wid de budi. 
 PsYCHOMANCY, Si-ko-man-si, n. divinajon bj 
 
 konsiiltig de spirits er solz ov de ded. 
 Psychrometer, Sj-kr6m-£-ter, n. an instrument 
 
 fer mei5i],rig de tenjon ov de akweus vapor kon- 
 
 tand in de atmosfer. 
 Pterodactyl, Ter-o-dak-til, n. { Geol.) an eks- 
 
 tigkt jenus ov fljig reptilz, adapted tu flj in de 
 
 q^, ov de order ov serianz. 
 Pteropod, Ter-o-pod, n. wun ov a wig-futed 
 
 klas ov molusks. 
 Pterygoid, Ter-i-gerd, a. wig-Japt.
 
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 I'tisax, Tiz-an, »r Tiz-an, n. a inodikal dripk 
 
 mad ov a dekokjon ov bqrli wid udcr iugredi- 
 
 onlj. 
 PTotEMAic, Tol-c-ma-ik, a. Te\al\y tu Tolemi de 
 
 asirouQiner, er hiz sistcm ov de yiinivers, in 
 
 hwii; dr ?rt iz supuzd tu be de seiiter. 
 I*TYALI8M, Tj-a-liz-m, n. {ihd.) a flu or saljva; 
 
 galivu/on. 
 PrrsiiAOOGUE, Tiz-ma-gog, n. (Afed.) a medisin 
 
 hwiq kijzez a disqcirj ov saljva er spitl. 
 Puberty. Fi'i-ber-ti, n. de tjm ov Ijf in hwiq de 
 
 jeoerativ fiikultiz begin tu be developt; rjp aj. 
 
 — (La'f} de aj ov 14 in men, and 12 in wimen. 
 FuBESCENCi:, Pii-bes-ens, ii. de stat ov arjvig at 
 
 puberLi:— soft, disni h^r on insekts or plant.i. 
 Pubescent, Pq,-be3-ent, a. arjvi{) at piiborti;— 
 
 kuverd wid disn er h^. 
 Pubic, Pii-bik, a. {Anat.} denotifl a bon ov de 
 
 pelvis. 
 Public, Pdb-lik, a. bcl^oip tu a stat or najon: 
 
 not [irivat: komon tu moni; belogii) tu de kom- 
 
 Uniti; komon; opn; noUDrius; jenerali non; jen- 
 
 eral: opn for jeneral yq^s er entertanment; az, a 
 
 publik rod, a publik hiss. 
 Public, Piib-lik. n. de pepl at Iqrj; de komn,n- 
 
 iti; — opn \\\: jeneral notis; az, in puhlik. 
 Publican, Pdb-li-kan, n. a Ruman ofiser ov de 
 
 r6venii, empltfd in kolektifl taksez er tribyqt; a 
 
 taks-gaderer; — Id's, a keper ov a publik drigkit) 
 
 er etij) bus. 
 Publication, Pub-li-ka-/on, n. de akt ov pdb- 
 
 lijig; dat hwiq iz publijt; eni literari wurk pub- 
 
 lijt; an edijon; proklama/on. 
 Public-house, Fdb-lik-hTss, n. an in er tavern. 
 
 — An in er tavern, in ordinari laggwaj, iz keld 
 
 a pMik-hss. 
 Publicist, Pub-li-sist, n. a rjter on de loz ov 
 
 natyn,r and najonz. 
 PuBLiciTV, Publis-i-ti, n. de statov beifl publik; 
 
 publik notis: notorieti. [opnli. 
 
 Publicly, Pub-lik-li, ad. in a publik maner; 
 Public-spirited, Pdb-lik-spir-it-ed, a. havip re- 
 gard tu de publik interest ap(^rt from prjvat 
 
 gud; jenerus: liberal. 
 Publish, Piib-liJ, v. t. tu mak publik; tu inak 
 
 jenerali non; tu an'sns; tu advertjz; tu dekl^r 
 
 opnli; tu prumdlgat; tu revel; tu diskloz; — tu 
 
 print and ofer for sal, az a buk, nq,zpaper, &i. 
 Publishable, I'db-liJ-a-bl, a. dat ma be publijt. 
 Publisher, Pub-liJ-er, >». wun hoa maks publikli 
 
 or jenerali non; wun boo pdbli/ez buks, is. 
 Publishment, Pdb-liJ-ment, n. de akt ov pdb- 
 
 liji0;-in de Yunjted Stats, it iz yt^zd fer an of- 
 
 ijal notis, mad bj a tsn-klerk, ov an intended 
 
 marij. 
 Puccoo.v, Puk-<fin, n. a red v6jetabl pigment, 
 
 yqzd bj de Amerikan Indianz; — a papaverajus 
 
 plant dat prodqsez de pigment. 
 Puce, Pq?, a. ov a flc kulor; dqrk br?n; bnsn 
 
 purpl. 
 PucKA.v, Pq-sc-an, n. de plant-lTss. 
 PucKBO.v, Pi'i-sE-ron, n. {£nt.) a jenus ov iosekts; 
 
 de vjn-freter; plant-l'iss. 
 Puck, Puk. n. in de mi(61oji ov At midl ajez. a 
 
 s-jrt ov misqivus f^ri. hobgoblin, er sprjt;— kold 
 
 eUo {Rubin Ovodfellow.) 
 PucKBALL, Pdk-bel, n. a kjod ov mujrobm ful ov 
 
 dust; puf-bel. 
 Pucker, Puk-er, r. t. tu gader intu konngajonz 
 
 er sm'^l foldz; tu ripkl. [ripkld. 
 
 Puckered, Pdk-erd, /». a. gaderd intu puken; 
 Puckerer. Puk-er-er, /». he er dat hwiq pukerz. 
 PuDDER. I'dd-or.f- «. a tqmult: a busl; a boder. 
 Fodder, Piid-er,t c. 1°. tu mak a tqmult or busl: 
 
 tu rak: tu poter. [tu poder. 
 
 PuDDER, Pud-er.+ c. t. tu perpleks; tu konf*nd; 
 
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 Pudding, Pud-ljj, n. a kjnd ov fa>d veri TiriusU 
 
 kurnpTJnded, ov flisr, milk, cgz, friDt, As., bffld er 
 
 bakt;- -sumtiu ov de konsislens ov pudig; — a 
 
 b«cl stuft wid cdibl ingredients;— a proverbial 
 
 nam for i<hd. 
 PuDDiNG-BAG, Pud-ijj-bag, n. a bag in hwiq a 
 
 pudiy iz brfld. 
 Puddi.nokish, Pud-io-fiJ, n. a spejez ov fij. 
 PuDDiNu-PiE, Puid-ij)-pj, n. a pudijj wid met 
 
 bakt in it. 
 PuDDixo-SLEEVE, Pud-ig-slcv, n. Q ful-slev, az 
 
 ov a klfTJiman in ful dres. 
 Pudding-stone, Piid-ig-ston, n. {Mia.) a ston 
 
 or rok konsi.-itiu ov fragments, er smol stonz, 
 
 kongU'itinatcd bj a sert ov sement; konglomerat 
 
 rok: brekjia. 
 Piddino-time, Pud-ig-tjm, n. de tjm ov diner; 
 
 de tjm at hwiq pudifl, an/entli de ferst dij, it 
 
 set upon de tabl; — nik ov tjm; kritikal minit. 
 Puddle, Pdd-1, n. a smol poil ov derti weter; a 
 
 mudi plaj;— a mikstyt^r ov kla and sand redqst 
 
 tu Q semi-flqid stat. 
 I'UDDLE, l'ud-1, V. t. tu mak mudi er f'sl; tu miks 
 
 wid dert and weter; — tu fil er stop up wid a 
 
 mikstyqr ov kla and sand, in order tu eksklqd 
 
 er stop weter; — tu konvert kast jurn intu ret 
 
 jurn. 
 Puddle, Pdd-1, v. t. tu mak a derti ster. 
 Puddling, Pdd-Iig, n, a proses ov qanjig kast 
 
 jurn intu rjt jurn; — de akt ovyqzig a mikstyi^r 
 
 ov kla and sand for konfjnig wolur. 
 Puddly, Pdd-li, a. mudi;'derti; mjri. 
 Pudency, Pii-den-si, n. modesti; jamfastnes. 
 Pudenda, Pq-den-da, n. pi. [£..] de prjvat pqrts. 
 PUDICITY, Pii-dis-i-ti, n. modesti; qastiti. 
 Puerile, Pi^-er-il, a. qildij; berij; y^tf ul; juven- 
 
 il: trjflifl. 
 Puerility, Pq-er-il-i-ti, n. qjldijnes; berijnes. 
 Puerperal, Pn,-er-pe-ral, a. relatig tu, er hap- 
 
 nig after, qjldbert; az, de px^rptral fever. 
 PUERPEROUS, Pn,-er-pe-rus, a. b^rifl qildren. 
 PuET, Pii-et, n. a kjnd ov weter-ful. 
 Puff, Puf, n. a kwik blast wid de m'st; a smel 
 
 blast ov wind; — a fuggus bel fild wid dust; eni 
 
 tig lit and porus; — sumtig wid hwiq tu sprigkl 
 
 p'sder on de h^r; — egzajerated praz, azin a pub- 
 lik notis er adverlizment. 
 Puff, Puf,J v. i. tu swel de qeks wid wind; tu 
 
 bio wid a kwik blast; tu bio wid skernfulnes; 
 
 tu bred tik and hqrd; tu mOiv wid huri; tu 
 
 swel wid wind er ^r. 
 Puff, Puf, v. t. tu inflat, az wid wind; tu inflit 
 
 er swel wid %r; tu drjv wid o blast; — tu swel er 
 
 bio up wid prjd er praz; — tu praz ekstrava- 
 
 gantli. 
 Puff-ball, Pdf-bol, n. a pufln, or a spcjcz ov 
 
 fuggus; a mujniim fild wid dust; puk bol. 
 Puffer, Pdf-er, u. wun hot) pufs;— a person em- 
 
 plofd bj de oner ov properti tu bid it up in er- 
 
 der lu raz de prjs: — a smol se-fij. [agant praz. 
 Puffery, Pdf-er-i, n. de akt ov pufig; ekstrav- 
 Puffin. Pdf-in, >i. a woter-f-sl; a kjnd ov fiJ; — 
 
 a kind ov fuggus fild wid dust; a puf-bel. 
 Puffin-apple, Pdf-in-ap-1, n. a sert ov apl. 
 1'uKFiNE.ss, I'df-i-nes, n. de stat er kwoliti ov bc- 
 
 ig turjid or pufi. 
 Puffing. Pdf-ig, n. inflajon: ekstravagant praz. 
 PuFFiNOLY, Pdf-ig-li. ad. in a pufig maner: tq- 
 
 midli. 
 Puffy, Pdf-i, a. windi; flityqlcnt: tqmid; turjid. 
 Pug, Pug, II. a imk: — a mugki;— a smol dog: a 
 
 fondlJ dug or uaer animal. 
 PuQ. I'ug, a. Ijk a mugki; notig a sptjez ov dog. 
 PUQ-Doo, Pd;;-J<ig, II. a smjl dog hwiq bjin a 
 
 Diiniutqr rezemblans tu dr bul-dog. — -It it d< 
 
 komon lap-dog ov I tali.
 
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 PaG-FACED, Pug-fast, 3. havig a mui)ki-ljk fas. 
 
 PuGH, PiD, intei: Po! ckspresii) kontemt. 
 
 PuGiL, Pil-jil, '«• a smol handful: a Iqrj pinq, er 
 
 az muq az kan be held bstwsii ds turn and ferst 
 
 t«i) fiiigerz. 
 Pugilism, P^-jil-iz-m, n. ds akt er praktis ov 
 
 boksii), 8r f jtii) wid de fist. [er. 
 
 Pugilist, Pi\-jil-ist, «. a filer wid de fist; aboks- 
 PcGiLiSTic, Pii-jil-iit-ik, a. rglatir) tu pqjilizm 
 
 er boksii). 
 Pugnacious, Pug-na-Jus, a. inkljnd tia fit; kwor- 
 
 elsum: fjtig; kontenjus. 
 PuGXACiTY, Pug-nas-i-ti, n. kworelsumnes; in- 
 
 klinajon Ua fit. [noz. 
 
 Pug-nosed, Piig-nozd, a. havii) a Jert and tik 
 Puisne, Pi'i-he, a. {Law} yuij; yuijger; inferior; 
 
 loer in raijk; peti; smel; pi\,ni. It iz ritn {puny,)_ 
 
 hwen it iz not yTi,zd az a teknikal wurd. — Puni 
 
 juj, a term apljd tu de jujez and baronz ov de 
 
 Kigz Benq, Komon Plez, and Eksqeker, in Ig- 
 
 gland, wid de eksepjon ov de (jef justisez and qef 
 
 baron. 
 PuiSSA.NCE, Pt^-is-ans, n. [-fV.] p'ser; streijt; fors. 
 Puissant, Pi^-is-ant, a. [Fr.] p'serful; strog; 
 
 forsibl. 
 Puissantly, P4-is-ant-li, ad. p-serfuli; forsibli. 
 Puke, Pn,k,j n. a vomit; medisin kezig vomit; an 
 
 emetik. 
 Puke, Vx\k, v. i. tu spu,: tu vomit. [pti,s. 
 
 Puke. Piik, a. ov a kulor betwen blak and ruset; 
 Pulchritude, Pu.l-kri-ti|d, n. \i\\ii; gras; hand- 
 
 sumnes. [krj; tu hwimper. 
 
 Pule, Pn,l,t v. i. tu krj Ijk a qiken; — tu hwjn; tu 
 PuLEX, Pq-leks, ;». [X.] {Ent.} a jenus ov insekts; 
 
 de fie. 
 Puling, P41-ig, n. de krj az ov a qiken; a hwjn. 
 PULINGLT, Piil-ig-Ii, ad. wid hwjnig; wid kom- 
 
 plant. » 
 
 PuLiOL, P4-li-ol, n. a. plant er erb. 
 Pulkha, Piilk-ha, n. a Lapland slej. 
 Pull, Pul, v. t. tu dre vjolentii toardz wun; op- 
 
 6zd tu puf, hwiq iz tu drjv from wun; tu dre 
 
 forsibli; tu hel: tu drag: tva pluk; tu gader; 
 
 tu ti)r: — tu impres bj pulig at a printig-pres. — 
 
 Tu pitil dsn, tu subvert: tu demolij. — Tu pul 
 
 vp, tu eksterpat; tu eradikat. [pluk. 
 
 Pull, Pul, n. de akt ov pulig; kontest; strugl: 
 Pullback, Pul-bak, n. dat hwiq keps bak: a 
 
 restrant. 
 PuLLEE, Pul-er, n. he ar dat hwiq pulz. 
 Pullet, Pul-et, n. a yug hen. 
 Pulley, Pul-i, 71. wun ov de siks simpl majenz 
 
 er mekanikal p-serz, konsistig ov a hwel mocivabl 
 
 ab'st an aksis, and havig a griDv kut in its ser- 
 
 kumferens, over hwiq a ksrd pasez, for razig 
 
 wats. 
 Pulleyed, Pul-id, a. furnijt wid puliz. 
 Pullulation, Pul-yn,-la-Jon, n. de akt ov budig 
 
 er groig. 
 Pulmonary, Pdl-mo-na-ri, a. relatig tu de lugz: 
 
 afektig de lugz: pulmonik. 
 Pulmonary. Pdl-mo-na-ri, n. de erb lugwurt. 
 Pulmonic, Pul-m6n-ik, n. wun dizezd in de lugz. 
 Pulmonic, Pul-mon-ik, a. belogig tu de lugz: 
 
 pulmonari. [luijz; pulmonik. 
 
 Pulmonical, Pul-mon-i-kal, a. relatig tu de 
 Pulmoniferous, Pul-mo-nif-er-us, a. havig er 
 
 prodnsig lugz. 
 Pulp, Pulp, n. eni soft mas; de soft pqrt ov froot. 
 Pulp, Pulp, v. t. tu redi^s a vejetabl substans tu 
 
 pulp. 
 Pulpiness, Piilp-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig pulpi. 
 Pulpit, Pial-pit, 11. a struktyqr, or a razd pqrt, 
 
 in a qurq er publik bildig, from hwiq a sermon 
 
 or orajon iz deliverd; a rostrum. 
 Pulpiteer, Pul-pit-er, n. a preqer, in kontemt. 
 
 Pulpit-eloquence, Piil-pit-el-Q-kwens, n. de 
 
 elokwens or oratori ov preqerz. 
 PuLPiTiCAL, Pul-pit-i-kal, a. relatig er sq,ted tu 
 
 de pulpit. 
 PuLPOi's. Piil-pus, a. soft; papi; pulpi. 
 FuLPOUSNESS, Piil-pus-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 pulpus. 
 Pulpy, Pjil pi, a. konsistig ov pulp; soft; papi. 
 Pulque, Piil-ka, n. [Sp.] a vjnus beveraj rezem- 
 
 blig sjder, obtand from de Meksikan aloz er 
 
 Amerikan agave. 
 Pulsatile, Piil-sa-til, a. fit tu be struk, betn, 
 
 er aktL'd on bj pulsajon, az a drum er tabor. 
 Pulsation, Pul-sa-Jon, li. de akt ov betig er 
 
 stijkiij: mojon ov de puis; a trobig. 
 Puls'ative, Piil-sa-tiv, a. havig an impelig p'ser. 
 Pulsatory, Piil-sa-to-ri, a. betig Ijk de puis; 
 
 trobig. 
 Pulse, Puis, n. de pulsajon er mo Jon ov an qrteri, 
 
 dependig on de impuls givn tu de blud bj de 
 
 akjon ov de hqrt; a sljt strok; a fcrob; osilajon; 
 
 vjbrajon; — legi],minus plants, kiiltivated for d^,r 
 
 podz or sedz, az de pe, ben, veq, Iqpin, &s. Tui 
 
 fel wunz puis, tu trj tu no wuuz mjud qrtfuli. 
 Pulseless, Piils-les, a. destitqt ov puis. 
 Pulsion, Piil-Jon, n. de akt ov drjvig er ov forsig 
 
 forward, in distigkjon tu suk/on er traJcfon. 
 Pultaceous, Pul-ta-Jus, a. rezemblig pap; mas- 
 
 erated. [jzd; piilverjzabl. 
 
 Pulverable, Piil-ver-a-bl, a. dat ma be pulver- 
 PULVERINE, Piil-ver-in, n. de ajez ov barila. 
 Pulverizable, Pdl-vcr-jz-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 pulverjzd. [or dust. 
 
 Pulverize, Pdl-ver-jz, v. t. tu redi^s tu p-sder 
 PULVEROUS, Piil-ver-us, a. konsistig ov dust er 
 
 p'sder. 
 PuLVERULENCE, Pul-ver-yti,-lens, ». dustines; dust. 
 Pulverulent, Pul-ver-yii,-lent, a. {But.) dusti; 
 
 puderi. [wid perfq,mz. 
 
 PuLViLLO, Pul-vil-o, 11. a smel bag or kujon stuft 
 PuLViNAR, Pul-vi-nar, n. {Med.} a medikated 
 
 kuJon. [ed. 
 
 PuLViNATE, Piil-vi-nat, a. kujon-japt: pulvinat- 
 Pulvinated, Piil-vi-nat-ed, a. {Arch.} sweld; 
 
 swelig az a pilo. 
 Puma, Pq-ma, 11. {Zool.} a ferojus Amerikan 
 
 animal, ov de }zn\x» felis. 
 PuMiCATE, I^q-mi-kat, v. t. tu smcod wid pumis. 
 Pumice, Pum-is, ar Pq-mis, «. a substans fre- 
 
 kwentli ejekted from "volkanoz, hwiq iz laks, 
 
 spunji and porus: a slag er sinder ov sum fosil. 
 PuMiCEOUS, Pq-miJ-us, a. havig de natyqr ov 
 
 pumis. [fosil. 
 
 Pumice-stone, Pum-is-ston, n. de sinder ov a 
 PuMMACE, Piim-as, n. aplz grijnd. Se {Pomace.} 
 Pummel, Pum-el, ». Se {Pommel.} 
 Pump, Pump, n. an enjin er majen bj hwiq weter 
 
 iz dron up from welz; — a Jco wid a tin sol and 
 
 lo hel. 3e sulcfon, er sukiij, pump, de komon 
 
 hisshold pump, cle /org, er faraiij, pump, a 
 
 pump hwiq iz kapabl ov drjvig a stremov weter 
 
 abiiv de pump-barel, bj menz ov komprest q,r. 
 
 3e (^nn-pum'i, q pump yqzd in jips ov wer. 
 
 Ar-pumK Se {Air-pumj.} 
 Pump, Pump, v. t. tu wurk a pump; tu tro 'st 
 
 weter bj a pump. 
 Pump, Pump, 0. t. tu raz er tro ut, az bj menz ov 
 
 a pump;— tu clisit er dro 'St qrtfuli, er bj eni 
 
 menz. [ov a pump in u Jip. 
 
 PuMP-BRAKE, Pdmp-brak, n. {Xaut.} de haudl 
 Pump-can, Piimp-kan, n. a vesel for porig weter 
 
 intu a pump, tu mak it wurk. 
 PuMP-DALE, Piimp-dal, ) n. {]\'aut.} a trof intu 
 PuMP-VALE, Pump-val, \ hwiq de woter runz 
 
 dat iz pumt -gt; a tqb yqzd wid a qan-pump. 
 Pumper, Piimp-er, n, he er dat hwiq pumps.
 
 PUN 
 
 371 
 
 PUP 
 
 Pdmpee nickel, Pdm-per-nik-el, n. a kind ov 
 
 bri-d Ein bj de pezants ov Westfalya, mad ov 
 
 bran. It haz a litl asiditi, but iz agreabl tu de 
 
 ta.<t. 
 Plmi'OEar. Piimp-ger, n. materialz for pumps. 
 PuMi' HOOD, Pump-hud, n. a bed or kuverifl for 
 
 a i;nii-pump. 
 PuMPio.v, Pump-yon, n. a plant and ita frcDt. 
 Pt'MPKi.v, Pump-kin, n. a plant and its froot; de 
 
 jiumpyon. {Ptcm/iki/t,} do a koriiptcd ertogra- 
 
 fi, iz ns dc must komon. [pumps. 
 
 Pi'MP-MAKER, Piimp-mak-er, n. wun hot> maks 
 Pump spear, Piimp-sper, n. de bqr tu hwiq de 
 
 uper boks ov a pump iz fasnd. 
 Pun, Pun, ». a pla upon wunlz, de wit or ptrnt ov 
 
 hwiq dependz un sum rezemblan^ ov s"!$nd, wid 
 
 a diferens ov menig; a kwibl; a witisizm; a konset. 
 Pun, Pun, v. i. tu pla on wurdz so az tu mak 
 
 punz; tu kwibl. 
 Pun, Pun, V. t. tu afekt or perswad bj a pun. 
 Punch, Punq, v. t. tu bor or [jerfurat wid a Jfirp 
 
 instroiment; ftu puj er stqk wid de fist. 
 Punch, Punq, n. a panted iustrooment for makir) 
 
 smel holz: a borer; — a bio or puJ; — a likor mad 
 
 bj miksig spirit wid woter, Jugar, and de jn,s ov 
 
 le'monz: — de bufdbn er hqrlekwin ov a pupet-Jo: 
 
 a punqinelo; — a Jort, tik-set man; — a hors wcl 
 
 set and wtl nit, havig a Jert baU and tin Jol- 
 
 derz, wid a bred nek, and wcl Ijnd wid fat. 
 Punch, Punq, | ^ ^ ^.^ ^ 
 Punchy, Punq-i, i ^ ' ' 
 Punch-bowl, Pdnq-bol, h. a bol tu hold punq. 
 Puncheon, Punq-on, n. an instnnment; a sort ov 
 
 punqer or punq:— a Jort post; — a Iqrj kask: a 
 
 niejiir fer likwidz kontanig from 84 tu 120 gal- 
 
 onz. 
 Puncher, Piinq-er, ». he er dat hwiq punqez; an 
 
 iii>tra)mcnt dat maks an imprejon or hoi. 
 I'uNCniX, I'lin-qin, «. a Jart pes ov timber, plast 
 
 ta iiuport a wat. [a punq. 
 
 Punchinello, Pun-qi-nel-o, n. a sort ov bufiiin: 
 Punctate, Puijk-tat, a. {Z<x>l.} haviij moni pffnts 
 
 or uiinij,t imprejonz, hwiq doo not perforat de 
 
 surfas. 
 Punctated, Pugk-tat-ed, a. dron intu a ptrnt: 
 
 ful ov smel holz: doted. [a pernt. 
 
 PuNCTiFORM, Piiijk-ti-form, a. havig de form ov 
 Punctilio, Pugk-til-yo, it. a njseti; a njs ptfnt 
 
 in be havyor; a nis ptrnt ov egzaktnes. 
 Punctilious, Pugk-til-yus, a. nj#; veri egzakt; 
 
 pre-^is: skrcfjpn^lus: puijktyij^al or egzakt tu ekses. 
 Punctiliously, Pugk-til-yus-li, ad. wid grat 
 
 njscli. [zaktnes. 
 
 Punctiliousness, Puijk-til-yus-nes, n. njseti; eg- 
 PuNCTiON, Puijk-fon, n. a puijktynr. 
 Puncto Piiflk-to, n. njs pernt ov seremoni; puijk- 
 
 tilyj; — de i>iynt in fensip. 
 Punctual, Pugkt-yii-al, a. komprjzd in a pernt: 
 
 dun at de prEsj^s tjm; obzervig de egzakt tjm: 
 
 ogzakt: nj-s: pugktilyus. [zakt or seremonius. 
 Punctualist, Pugkt-yii-al-ist, n. wun veri eg- 
 PuNCTUALiTY. Pu{)kt-yn^-.il-i-ti, (1. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beisi piitjktynal: njseti; skrcSpi^lus egzaktnes. 
 Punctually, Pugkt-yii-al-i, ad. njsli: cgzaktli; 
 
 skri6pqlu>li. [puflktyq^aiiti. 
 
 I'UNCTUALNESS, Pii5)kt-yq,-al-ne3, n. . egxaktnes; 
 Punctuate, !'ut)kt-yq,-at, r. t. tu mqrk wid ritn 
 
 ptfiits; tu ptrnt. 
 Punctuation, Pugkt-yTi-a-/on, n. de qrt ov di- 
 
 vjihi) wurdz and seiUensez bj menz ov mqrks or 
 
 IKTnts; de akt ov pffntifl. 
 Punctuator. Piijjkt-yTi-a-tor, n. wun hoo pdjjkt- 
 
 yqHts: a pd^ktyqist. [yqajon. 
 
 PuNCTL'iST. Pdi)kt-yq-ist, n. wun skild in pugkt- 
 Punctulate, Puflkt-yq-lat, v. t. tu mqrk wid 
 
 smel spots. 
 
 PuxcTUEE, Pdgkt-yrir, n. a stnol, Jqrp pffnt; a 
 
 smol prik: a hul mad wid a Jqrp pernt. 
 Puncture, I'ligkt-yqr, v. t. tu prik; tu pera a 
 
 smol hul. 
 Pundit, Pun-dit, n. a lemed Brqmin. 
 PuNG, Pug, n. a rotxl sort ov sla, or oblofl boka, 
 
 mad ov bordz, and plast on runerz, yqzd in de 
 
 Yqiijted Stats for droig lodz on sno bj horsez. 
 PuNGAR, PuD-gar, n. a krab-fij. 
 Pungency, Pun-jen-si, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 punjent; Jqrpnes; het or Jqrpnes tu de tug; 
 
 smqrtnes: akridnes; akrim6iiiu<ne3; kennes. 
 Pungent, Piin-jent, a. prikig; Jqrp or akrid ta 
 
 de tuij or palat; smqrt; persijj; Jqrp; akrimonius; 
 
 bjtig. 
 Pungently, Pdn-jent-li, ad. in a punjent maner. 
 Punic, Pq-nik, a. relatig tu de Kqrtajinianz; — 
 
 fatles; treqerus; az, "Ptinik fat," jronikali yqzd 
 
 for treqeri. [tajinianz. 
 
 Punic. Pq-nik, n. de laggwaj ov de anjent Kqr- 
 Plniceous, Pq-niJ-us, a. skqrlet. [smolnes. 
 
 PuMNESS, Pq-ni-nes, ii. de stat ov beig pqni; 
 Punish, Pun-iJ, v. t. tu qastjz; tu aflikt wid 
 
 j)enaltiz or dct fer sum folt or krjm; tu korekt; 
 
 tu qasn: tu disipiin. 
 Punishable, I'liu-iJ-a-bl, a. dat ma be punijt; 
 
 liabl tu punijment. [beig punijabl. 
 
 I'unishableness, Pun-iJ-a-bl-nes, »i. de stat oy 
 PuMSHER, Piin-iJ-er, n. wun h(D punijez. 
 Punishment, Pun-iJ-ment, n. de akt ov punijig; 
 
 eni inflikjon ov suferig or pan impozd on wun 
 
 htt) !:az komitcd a fill er krjm; a penalti; kor- 
 
 ekjon. 
 Punitive, Pq-ni-tiv,* a. relatig tu punijment; 
 
 infiiktig punijment; penal. 
 Punk, Pugk. «. a komon prostitqt; a strumpet; — 
 
 a kind ov fuggus yqzd for tinder; — rotn wud; 
 
 tuq-wud. [punz. 
 
 Punning, Piin-ig, n. de qrt or praktis ov makig 
 Punster, Pun-ster, n. wun givn tu punig; a 
 
 kwibl'.T: Q wit. 
 Punt, Punt. n. a flat-botomd bot. 
 Punt, Punt, v. i. tu pla at baset and omber. 
 Pu.vTER, Punt-er, n. wun hcD plaz at faro er 
 
 biset, wid de bagker or keper ov a faro bagk. 
 Puny, Pq-nl, a. yug; inferior: inferior in rat er 
 
 sjz; peti; litl; pqiie. Se {Puisne.} 
 Puny, Pq-ni, n. a yug, incksperienst person. 
 I'uP, I'up, V. i. tu brig fort hwolps. 
 Pup, J'up, n. Q pupi; a hwelp. [snals. 
 
 Pupa, Pq-pa, n. [L.] pi. Pq-pe; ajenus ov land 
 PuPE, Pqp, n. de oviform nimf ov serten insekts; 
 
 a krisalis. 
 Pupil, Pq-pil, n. de apl ov de j:— a skolar; wun 
 
 under de kq,r ov a tqtor; a stqdent;— a word; 
 
 wun under de k^r ov a gqrdian. — {Civil law} 
 
 wun under de aj ov 14, if a mal, er 12, if a 
 
 femal. [wordjip. 
 
 Pupilage. Pq-pil-aj, n. de stat ov beig a pqpil; 
 Pupilarity, Pq-pi-lar-i-ti, n. {Law} de stat ov 
 
 infants befor pqberti: pqpilaj. 
 Pupilary, Pi\,-pil-a-ri, a. perianig tu a pqpil or 
 
 word. LPHP3- 
 
 PuPiPAROUs, Pq-pip-a-rus, a. brigig fort pqpe or 
 PuPivoROUs, Pq-piv-o-rus, a. fedig on pqpe or 
 
 Iqrve. 
 Puppet, Pup-et, ». a litl imaj moivd bj a wjr ia 
 
 u Jo or mok drama;— a wurd ov konteuit. 
 Puppet-man, Pdp-et-man, ) n. de oner or 
 
 Puppet-master, Pup-et-mds-ter, I master ov a 
 
 |iU|)et-Jij. 
 Puppet play, Pdp-ct-pla, w. a pla wid pupets;a 
 
 milk drarau. [ots. 
 
 Puppet-show, Pdp-et-Jo, n. an eksibijon ov pup- 
 PuPPY, Piip-i, II. a hwelp: projeni uv a biq: a yug 
 
 dog; — a nam ov kontemtynus reproq tu a man.
 
 PUR 
 
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 PUR 
 
 Puppy, Pdp-i, w. t. ta brii) fort pupiz; tu pup. 
 Puppyism, Piip-i-iz-m, n. ekstrEm afektajon; kon- 
 rVR, ) pijj.^ ^_ jj jentl nerz mad bj a kat. "-^^ ' 
 
 PuE, Pur, V. i. tia murmur, az a kat er lepard in 
 plegi^r. Ritn elso {puir.) 
 
 Pure, \ ^"''' '"' *' ^^ ^'°°'^J ^^ P""^' 
 
 PUEANA, Pq,-rq-na, ». dg sakred buks ov India, 
 hwiq kontan ds eksplanajon ov de Saster. 
 
 PuEBECK-STONE, Pur-bek-ston, n. {Min.) a hqrd 
 ston f-snd at Purbek, in Dersetjer, Iijgland. 
 
 Purblind, Pdr-bljnd, a. ner-sjted; Jert-sjted; dim- 
 sjted. 
 
 PuEBLiNDNESS, Pdr-bljnd-nes, ji. Jortnes ov sjt. 
 
 Purchasable, Piir-qas-a-bl, a. dat ma be pur- 
 qast er bet. 
 
 Purchase, Pdr-qas, v. t. tia bqrgen fer; tu akwjr, 
 not inherit; tu bj fer a prjs; tia obtan at eni 
 ekspens; tu ekspiat er rekompens bj a fjn er 
 ferf it ; tu gan sum mekanikal advdntaj; — 
 (^Naut.) tu raz er moov hevi bodiz bj menz ov 
 mekanikal p'serz. 
 
 Purchase, Pdr-qas, n. &z akt ov bjig; tip bet; eni 
 tig purqast er obtand uderwjz dan bj inheritans; 
 a mekanikal advdntaj. [fer a purqas. 
 
 Purchase-money, Pdr-qas-mun-i, ?i. muni lad ni 
 
 PuRCHASEE, Pdr-gas-er, n. wun hco purqasez; a 
 bjer. [Jip. 
 
 PuECON, Pdr-kon, n. an oriental prcst ov f jr-wur- 
 
 Pure, Pi|r, a. kler; not derti; not mudi; fre from 
 mikstyi|r vfid eni tiij els; frg from dert, stan, er 
 gilt; notfilti: not sulid; unmiygld; jenyiyn; real; 
 unaddlterated; unpolluted; klen; holi; qast; — not 
 konekted wid eni tig ekstrinsik; az, ly^r mate- 
 matiks. [pletli. 
 
 Purely, Pqr-li, ad. in a pi^r maner; merli; kom- 
 
 PuRENESS, Pt^r-nes, n. de stat ov beij pq,r; pi|,riti; 
 klernes. 
 
 PuEFiLE, Pdr-fil, n. a sert ov anjent trimig fer 
 wimenz g^nz, mad ov tinsel and tred. 
 
 PUEGATION, Pur-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov klenzig er 
 pi],rifjii); pi^rifikajon; Evakyii,aJon; a klenzii); a 
 klerii). [purj; katqrtik; klenzii). 
 
 Purgative, Pdr-ga-tiv, a. servig tu klenz er 
 
 Purgative, Pdr-ga-tiv, n. a katqrtik medisin. 
 
 Purgatorial, Pur-ga-tw-ri-al, a. relatig tu pdr- 
 gatori; pi^rifjii). [purgatori. 
 
 Purgatoeian, Pur-ga-to-ri-an,* «. a belever in 
 
 Purgatory, Pdr-ga-to-ri, n. a plas ov ekspiajon 
 er pixrifikajon; — akerdii) tu Roman Kafcoliks, 
 an intermediat stat ov de solz ov de penitent 
 after dot, and befur de final jujment, di^riij 
 hwiq da qr supozd tu ekspiat, bj serten punij- 
 ments, de gilt hwiq da hav 'nkdrd trO) Ijf. 
 
 Purgatory, Pdr-ga-to-ri, a. klenzii): ekspiatori. 
 
 Purge, Purj, v. t. tu mak kler or pn,r; tu klenz: 
 tu kler from impqritiz er from gilt; tu defekat: 
 tu Evakyqat de bodi bj katqrliks. 
 
 Purge, Purj, i>. i. tu gro pqr; tu hav frekwent 
 evakyqajonz. 
 
 Purge, Purj, n. a kafiqrtik medisin; a medisin dat 
 pvakyqats de bodi bj std)!. 
 
 PuRGEE, Fdrj-er, n. wun hot) purjez; purj; katqrtik. 
 
 Purging, Pdrj-ig, n. purgajon; laks stat ov de 
 biselz. 
 
 Puroing-flax, Purj-ifl-flaks, n. dwerf wjld flaks; 
 a medisinal plant. 
 
 Purification, Pq-ri-fi-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov pij,- 
 rifjig: de sLat ov beij) pqrif jd; a klenzig; a He- 
 bro) rjt after qjldbert. [rif j. 
 
 Purificative, Pq-rif-i-ka-tiv,* a. tendig tu pq- 
 
 PURIFICATOE, Pq-ri-fi-ka-tor, n. a pqrifjer. 
 
 PURIFIEE, Pq-ri-fj-er, «. he er dat hwiq pqrifjz; 
 a klonzer. [ov pus. 
 
 PuEiFORM, Pq-ri-ferm, a. {Med.) havig At ferm 
 
 Purify, Pq-ri-fj, v. t. tu mak pqr; tu fre from 
 eni ekstraneus admikstyqr; tu fre from gilt er 
 polqjon; tu klenz; tu klarif j; tu kler from bqr- 
 barizmz. 
 
 Purify, Pq-ri-fj, v. i. tu gro pqr. 
 
 Purifying, Pq-ri-fj-ig, n. de akt ov makig pti,r; 
 pqrifikajon. 
 
 PuRiM, Pq-rim, n. de fest ov lots, amdg de Jt^z, 
 in komemorajon ov dq,r deliverans from Hamanz 
 konspirasi. [ov wurdz. 
 
 PuEiSM, Pq-riz-m, /i.rijid puriti; njsnes in de yn,s 
 
 PuEisT, Pq-rist, ». wun skrApulusli njs in de yn,3 
 ov wurdz. 
 
 Puritan, Pq-ri-tan, n. an advokat fer pqriti in 
 FElijon; — wun ov a klas ov disenterz from de 
 qurq ov Iggland, in de tjm ov 8lizabet and de 
 ferst tui Stqarts, hco wer advokats fer a grater 
 pqriti ov doktrin and disiplin in de qurq. 
 
 Puritan, Pq-ri-tan, a. ov er belogig tu Pqritanz- 
 
 PuEiTANic, Pi|-ri-tan-ik, ( a. relatig tu 
 
 Pueitanical, Pq-ri-tan-i-kal, \ Pqritanz; strikt; 
 rijid; presjs. [tanikal maner. 
 
 Puritanically, Pq-ri-tan-i-kal-i, ad. in a pqri- 
 
 Puritanism, Pq-ri-tan-iz-m, n. de doktrin and 
 praktis ov Pqritanz. 
 
 Purity, Pq-ri-ti, n. de stat ov beig pi),r; fredom 
 from gilt er impqriti; fredom from mikstyqr; 
 klennes; inosens; qastiti. 
 
 Purl, Purl, n. an embrerderd and pukerd herder: 
 — a soft flo, az ov a strem; — mantlig ov likor; — 
 medikated melt likor; — al er ber in hwiq wurm- 
 wud iz infqzd. 
 
 PuEL, Purl, V. i. tu murmur; tu flo wid a jentl 
 nerz; tu rjz er aper in undqlajonz. 
 
 Purl, Purl, v. t. tu dekorat wid a purl. 
 
 Purlieu, Pdr-lq, n. de gr'sndz on de berderz ov 
 a forest; herder; enklojqr; distrikt. 
 
 Purlieu-man, Pdr-lq-man, n. a man hco haz de 
 k^r ov a purlq. 
 
 Purlin, Pdr-lin, n. {Arch.} a horizontal pes ov 
 timber Ijig on de man rafterz, tu suport de 
 komon rafterz, in de midl ov d^r legt. 
 
 Purling, Pdrl-ig, n. de jentl nerz ov a strem. 
 
 PuELOiN, Pur-lffn, V. t. tu stel; tu tak bj teft. 
 
 PuELOiN, Pur-lffn, V. i. tu praktis teft. 
 
 PUELOINEE, Pur-lffn-er, n. wun ho) purltfnz; a tef. 
 
 Purloining, Pur-lffn-ig, «. de akt ov stelig: teft. 
 
 PuRPAETY, Pdr-par-ti, »i. {Law) a Jqr er pqrt ov 
 an estat. [«^''J') red. 
 
 Purple, Pdr-pl, a. red, tigktyqrd wid blq. — (Po- 
 
 PuEPLE, Pdr-pl, n. a kulor prodq,st bj de mikst- 
 yqr ov red and blq; — de kulor hwiq distiggwijt 
 de Roman emperorz; hens imperial soverenti; — 
 de kulor ov a kqrdinalz klok; hena a k^rdinalat; 
 — a purpl dres. 
 
 Purple, Pdr-pl, v. t. tu kulor wid purpl. 
 
 PuEpLE-coLOEED, Pur-pl-kdl-ord, a. havig de 
 kulor ov purpl. 
 
 PuEPLE-HUED, Pdr-pl-hi^d, a. purpl-kulord. 
 
 Purples, Pdr-plz, n.pl. spots ov a livid red kulor, 
 hwiq brak 'St in malignant feverz; a purpl fever. 
 
 Purple-tinged, Pdr-pl-tinjd, a. tinjd wid purpl. 
 
 Purplish, Pdr-pliJ, a. inkljnig tu, er sumhwot, 
 purpl. 
 
 Purport, Pur-port, n. dszjn; menig; signifikajon; 
 intent; tendensi ov a rjtig er diskors. 
 
 Purport, Pdr-port, v. t. tu intend; tu tend; 
 tu Jo. 
 
 Purpose, Pdr-pus, n. intenjon; dezjn; efekt; ob- 
 jekt; vq; am; rezn; de end dezjrd; — pi. a. kjnd 
 ov enigma er ridl. On /^wr/Jt/s, fer ov purpns, 
 dezjnedli; intenjonali. [rezolv. 
 
 Purpose, Pdr-pus, v. t. tu intend; tu dezjn; tu 
 
 Purpose, Pdr-pus, v. i. tu hav an inteujon er 
 df zjn. [er am. 
 
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 Purposely, Piir-pus-li, ad. bj dezjn; bj intcnjon. 
 PuKPRiSK, 1'iir-prjz, n. a kloz or enklo3H,r; az 
 
 olso (ie hial kuunjas ov a manor. 
 Purpura, Pur-pn-ra, ». [L.\ {Med.) an erupjon 
 
 ov stnol purpl speks and paqez, kozd bj ekstrava- 
 
 zajon ov de blud under de kq,tikl.— (Zx>/.) a 
 
 y^nivalv molusk. 
 PuRPURATE, Pdr-pi\,-rat, n. salt fermd ov purpti,- 
 
 rik asid and a bas. 
 PuRPURATE, Piir-pn,-rat, a. relatig tu pdrptim. 
 PuRPURE, Pdr-pur, n. {Jler.y purpl; wun ov de 
 
 kulorz yi^zd in blaznri. 
 PuRPUREAL, Pur-pi\,-rE-al, a. purpl; bq,tiful. 
 Purpuric, I'ur-pi'i-rik, a. {Ohem.} notij) an asid, 
 
 obtand h\ tretig yt],rik er litik asid wid dili|,t 
 
 njtrik asid. 
 PuRPURiNE, Pur-pq,-rin, n. a kulorip prinsipl sup- 
 
 uzd bj Ruibika tu egzist in m;vder. 
 Purr, Fur, n. a se-lqrk; — de nerz ov a kat. 
 Purr, Pur, v. t. tu murmur az a kat, &s. Se 
 
 {Pur.} 
 Purring, Pdr-ip, n. de murmurij) nffz ov a kat. 
 Purse, I'urs, n. a smol bag for muni; a sum ov 
 
 muni. [trakt az a purs. 
 
 Purse, Purs, v. t. tu put intu a purs; tu kon- 
 PuasE-BEARER, Pdrs-bq,r-er, n. wun hit) kariz de 
 
 purs. 
 Purseful, Pdrs-f ul, >i. az muq az a purs wil hold. 
 PURSENET, Purs-net, n. a purs mad or netwurk: 
 
 — Q net ov hwiq de m'st iz dren tugeder bj a 
 
 8trij). [from wolt. 
 
 Purse-pride, Pdrs-prjd, n. prjd hwiq spripz 
 Purse-proud, Pdrs-pr^d, a. puft up or mad 
 
 pnjd wid muni or welt. 
 Purser, Pdrs-er. n. an ofiscr ov de navi hit) keps 
 
 de ak'snts ov tte vesel tu hwiq he beloijz, and 
 
 olso akts az purvaor. [purs. 
 
 PuRSE-TAKi.NG, Pdrs-tak-ii], n. de akt ov stelij) a 
 PuRSi.VESs, Pdr-si-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beij pursi. 
 PuRSLAi.v, Pdrs-lin, n. a. plant; a wed. 
 PuRSLAiN-TREE, Pdrs-lin-tre, n. a Jrub proper 
 
 fi3r Q hej. 
 PuRSUABLE, Pur-si'i-a-bl, a. dat ma be pursed. 
 Pursuance, Pur-sii,-ans, n. prosekiiJon; proses; 
 
 konsekwens. 
 PuRSUA.NT, Pur-sij,-ant, a. dun in konsekwens or 
 
 prosekijon ov eni ti^; konsrkwent; konfermabl. 
 Pursuant, Pur-si^-ant, ad. konfermabli; in kon- 
 sekwens ov. 
 Pursue, Pur-si^, «. t. tu folo far sum end; tu 
 
 persekq,t; tu ^s; tu pr6sekq,t; tu kontinyi],; 
 
 tu imitat. [persist. 
 
 Pursue, Pur-sq,, v. i. tu go on; tu prosed; tu 
 Pursuer, Pur-si\,-er, n. wun ho) pursi'^z er foluz. 
 Pursuit, Pur-si^t, «. de akt ov pursniy; dat hwiq 
 
 iz pursi^d; a toloij); a qas; empltfment; okyq,- 
 
 pajon. 
 Pursuivant, Pdr-.swi-vant, n. {Law} a stat mes- 
 
 cnjer.— (//t>r.) a kjnd ov probajoner in de Her- 
 
 aldz Kolej ov Iggluud. 
 I'URSV, I'lir-si, a. fat and Jort brctt. [animal. 
 
 PuRTKNANCE, Pdr-tc-nans, n. de pluk ov an 
 PuRULENCE, Pi^-riD-lens, I 11. pus: jenerajon ov 
 PuRULENCY, Pii-nD-len-si, ( pus or mater. 
 Purulent, Pii-no-lent, a. konsistig ov pus; ful 
 
 •tv pus; rezemblig pus. . [manor. 
 
 Purulently, I'l'i-riij-lent-li, ad. in a pi^nDlent 
 Purvey, Pur-vu, v. t. tu provjd wid; tu proki^r. 
 Purvey, Pur-va, r. i. tu bj in provijonz; tu 
 
 provjd. 
 Purveyance, Pur-va-ans, n. de akt ov purvaig; 
 
 provijon. — {Eng. law} de provjdig ov n^sosariz 
 
 for de kigz h'ss. 
 Purveyor, Pur-va-or, n. wun h<i> purvaz; a pro- 
 
 kn,rer; a pimp; — an ofiscr ha» provjdz provi3onz 
 
 and 8upl{z fer an qrmi. 
 
 Purview, Pdr-vq, n. provjzo; kondijon. — {Law) 
 de bodi ov a statyi^t distigkt from de preambl. 
 
 I'us, Pus, n. {Med.) mater, or a y^loij flq,id, se- 
 kreted in absesoz er sorz, hwen cfa qr helig. 
 
 I'usEVisM, I'l'i-si-iz-m, n.de prinsiplz ov a klaaor 
 divjuz ov de qurq ov l{)gland, so t«rmd from Dr. 
 E. ]{. Pqsi, profesor ovlIebriD in az yt),nivfr8iti 
 ov Oksford. 
 
 Push, Pu/, v. t. tu pres ag^nst wid fors; tu uij 
 or pres forward; tu strjk wid a trust; tu fors; 
 tu enf6rs; tu drjv tu a konklqjon; tu im- 
 portun. 
 
 Push, Pu/, v. i. tu mak a trust er efort; tu mj. 
 
 Push, PuJ, n. a trust; an impuls; fors imprest; 
 asolt; atak; a forsibl onset; a strog efort;— ekai- 
 jens; trial; ekstremiti; — a pimpl; an erupjon. 
 
 Pusher, PuJ-er, n. wun hio pujez. 
 
 Pushing, PuJ-ig, a. urjigon; enterprjzig; vigorus. 
 
 Pushpin, PuJ-pin, n. a qjldz pla, in hwiq pinz 
 qr pujt. 
 
 Pusillanimity, Pq-sil-a-nim-i-ti, n. de stat ov 
 bell) pqsilaiiimus; kisarJis; wont ov spirit. 
 
 Pl'SILLA.nimous, Pq-si-l;in-i-raus, a. havig no 
 spirit; men-spirited; k'sardli; timid; ferful. 
 
 Pusillanimously, Pii-si-lan-i-mu3-li, ad. wid 
 pqsilaaimiti. [silanimiti. 
 
 PusiLLANiMOUSNESS, Pq-si-lan-i-mus-nes, n. p^- 
 
 Puss, Pus, J ;i. de fondlig nam ov a kat; — de 
 sportsmanz term for a hq,r. 
 
 Pussy, Pus-i,J n. a fondlig nam for a kat; de di- 
 minyqtiv ov pus. 
 
 Pustular, Pds-tq-lar, a. havig, er kuverd wid, 
 pustqlz; pdstqlat. 
 
 Pustulate, Pds-tq-lat, v. t. tu form intu pus- 
 tqlz er blisterz. 
 
 Pustulate, Pds-tq-lat, a. kuverd wid pustqlz; 
 pdstqlar; pdstqlus. [efloresens. 
 
 Pustule, Pds-tql, ii. a smol swelifl; a pimpl; an - 
 
 Pustulous, Pds-tq-lus, a. ful ov pustqlz; pimpli. 
 
 Put, Put, V. t. tu la er repozit in eni plas: tu 
 plas in eni sityqajon; tu plas in eni stat er kon- 
 dijon; tu set; tu aplj; tu propiiz; tu stat; tu 
 ofer; tu redqs. Tu put ahst, tu turn r'snd. 
 Tu put hi, tu turn of; tu divert; tu trust asjd. 
 Tu put dsn, tu repres; tu kruj; tu degrad; tu 
 konfqt. Tu put fort, tu propoz; tu ckstend; 
 tu bud or JiDt; tu cgzert. Tu put in, tu inter- 
 p6z; tu drjv; tu enter; tu ofer, az a klam; tu 
 enter a hqrbor. Tu put in praktis, tu yqz; tu 
 eksersjz. Tu put if, tu divest; tu la asjd; tu 
 deftt er dehi wid sum qrtif is er ekskqs; tu deli; 
 tu defer; tu prokrastinat; tu diskqrd; tu dis- 
 \\6l ov; tu lev land. Tu put on, tu asqm; tu 
 fiirwarJ; tu in.^jt. TV put en or v/HJn, tu im- 
 pqt; tu invest wid; tu impoz; tu inflikt; tu 
 a,-<qm; tu tak. Tu. put ctver, tu refer. 7Vt» 
 pxdt it, tu plas at interest; tu ekstiggwij; tu 
 emit, az a plant: tu ekst-end; tu protrobd; tu 
 ck.-pel; tu drjv from; tu mak publik; tu dis- 
 kons(?rt: tu disaix^fnt; tu ofend. T\l put tu, 
 tu la bj; tu asist wid: tu punij bj: tu refer tu; 
 tu eksi)ijz. T(lI put tu it, tu distres; tu per- 
 pleks; tu pres hqrd. Tu pidt tu Jet, tu kil. 
 Tu put tugeder, tu akqmqlat intu wun sum 
 or mas. Tu put up, tu pas unrevenjd er un- 
 notist; — tu stqrt frum a kuver; — tu hord; tu 
 hjd:— tu ekspoz publikli; az, dcz gudz qr pui 
 up tu sal. Put kas, an old eliptikal fraz, sig- 
 nifjig, supu)z de kas tu be. 
 
 Put, Put, I', i. tu muov; tu JiDt er j^rminat; 
 tu ster a vesel. Tid put forf, tu lev a port; 
 tu jorminat; tu bud. Tu vutt in, tu enter a 
 havn;— tu ofer a klam. 'At put in f<r, tu 
 klam. Tu /'W (/, tu lev land. Tu ;n.U or<z, 
 tu sal akros. Tu put tu sr, tu sot -al. Tu 
 put up, tu ofer wune self ax a kandidat; tu
 
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 advdns tu; txn brig wunz self ferward;— tm tak 
 
 loji^z er stop. Tu put up wid, tia sufcr wid'St 
 
 rEzentment. 
 Put, Put, n. an akjon ov distres; a f cDrst akjon; — 
 
 a rustik; a klMi; — a gam at kqrdz. Put on, 
 
 ekski\,s; Jift; svajon. [pV- 
 
 PuTAGE, P4-taj, n. prostitiiJon on ds wmmanz 
 PuTAMEN, Pn,-ta-men, n. {Bot.} de iner kot, er 
 
 Jel, er ston ov a frcot, komonli keld de endokqrp. 
 PuTANiSM, P^-ta-niz-m,* «. de trad ov a pros- 
 
 titn,t. 
 Putative, Pi\-ta-tiv, a. sapcSzd; repii,ted; not real. 
 PuTCHOCK, Pdg-ok, j n. de ruDt ov a plant hwiq 
 PoTCHUK, Ptiq-uk, i groz in Sind, iz imported 
 
 intu Gjna, and iz burnt az insens in fcJjnez 
 
 templz. 
 PuTiD, Pit-tid, a. men; lo; wurtles. 
 PuTiDNESS, P4-tid-nes, n. mennes; vjlnes. 
 Putlog, Put-log, n. {Arch.} a pes ov timber 3rq,zd 
 
 for Q briklaerz platform, er in skafoldig. 
 Put-off, Piit-of, n. an eksk^s; an evajon; dela. 
 PuTREDiNOUS, Pi^-tred-i-nus, a. stigkig; rotn; 
 
 putrid. 
 Putrefaction, Pq-tre-fak-Jon, n. de akt ov pq,- 
 
 trefjir); rotnnes; dekompQziJon ov an animal 
 
 substans bj ekspoji^r. 
 Putrefactive, Pi^-tre-fak-tiv, a. kezig p^tre- 
 
 fakjon; makir) rotn. 
 Putrefactiveness, Pq,-tre-fak-tiv-nes, n. de 
 
 Stat ov beig pn,trefaktiv. 
 Putrefy, Pq-tre-f j, v. t. tin mak rotn er ptxtrid, 
 
 az an animal substans; tia kordpt vrid rotnnes. 
 Putrefy, Pii,-trE-fj, v.i. tu rot; tu bekum pi^trid. 
 Putrescence, Pi^-tres-ens, n. de akt ov groiij 
 
 pi|trid er rotn; rotnnes. 
 Putrescent, Pn,-tres-ent, a. groig rotn er pn,trid. 
 Putrescible, Pn,-tres-i-bl, a dat ma grcD rotn er 
 
 piltrefj. 
 Putrid, Pi|-trid, a. rotn; koriipt; tanted er de- 
 
 kompttzd, az animal substans. — {Med.) notig a 
 
 kjnd ov fever; tjfus. [pqtridnes. 
 
 Putridity, Pii,-trid-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig pn,trid; 
 Putridness, Pii,-trid-nes, n. rotnnes. 
 Putrification, Pq^-tri-fi-ka-Jon, n. de stat ov 
 
 bekiimig rotn. [insjter. 
 
 Putter, Piit-er, n. wun hat puts. Puter on, an 
 Putter, Put-er, v. i. Se {Potter.) 
 Putting-stone, Piit-ig-ston, n. a stwn for de 
 
 trjiil ov stregt. 
 PuTTOCK, Put-ok, n. a hek; a kjt.— (lYaw^.) a 
 
 smel Jrsd; — properli futnk. Se {Futtocks.) 
 Putty, Put-i, n. a veri f jn sement ov Ijm, yti,zd 
 
 bj plastererz; — a sement er kompozijon, qefli ov 
 
 hwjtig and erl, yqzd bj glagerz. 
 Putty, Piit-i, v. i. tu la on a sement er puti, 
 PuY, Pj, n. a rop-danserz pol. Se {Poy.) 
 Puzzle, Piiz-l, v. t. tu perpleks; tu konf-»nd; tu 
 
 cmbaras; tu entaggl; tu put tu a stand; tu 
 
 tez; tu bewilder; tu mak intrikat. 
 Puzzle, Piiz-l, v. i. tu be bewilderd er perplekst. 
 Puzzle, Piiz-l, n. a ter tu trj injeniyti; eni tig 
 
 dat i>uzlz; embarasment; perpleksiti. 
 Puzzle-headed, Piiz-l-hed-ed, a. ful ov- kon- 
 
 fi'yzd nojonz. 
 Puzzler, Piiz-ler, n. wun hcD puzlz. [intrikat. 
 Puzzling, Piiz-lig, i^p. a. perpleksig; konfqzig; 
 PuzzoLAN, Piiz-Q-laii, j n. a pcsrus, volkanik 
 PuzzoLANA, Puz-o-lq-na, ) substans. Se {Poz- 
 
 zolu/ia.y 
 Pycnite, Pik-njt, n. {Min.} Jerlus topaz, a priz- 
 
 matik mineral; Jerljt. 
 Pycnostyle, Pik-no-stjl, n. {Arch.} an aranj- 
 
 ment ov kolumz, in hwiq de intorliolumniajonz 
 
 qr ekwal tu wun djameter and a hqf ov de 
 Pye, Pj, n. Se {Pie.} [kolumz. 
 
 Pyebald, Pj-beld, a. Ss {Piebald.} 
 
 Pygarg, Pj-gqrg, n. a kjnd ov egl, havig a hwjt 
 
 tal; — u best wid hwjt butoks. [dwerfij. 
 
 Pygmean, Pig-me-an, a. belogig tu a pigmi; 
 Pygmy, Pig-mi, n. wun ov a najon fabld tu be 
 
 ouli tre spanz hj; a dwerf; eni tig litl; a spejez 
 
 ov mugki. 
 Pygmy, Pig-mi, a. dwerfij; smel; pigmean. 
 Pylagore, Pil-a-gor, n. a reprezentativ ov a 
 
 Grejan siti, in de kTsnsil ov de Amfikiionz. 
 Pyloric, Pi-16r-ik, a. relatig tu de pilorus. 
 Pylorus, Pi-16-rus, «. {Anat.} de loer orif is ov 
 
 de stumak. 
 Pyot, Pj-ot, n. Se {Piet.) [tern. 
 
 Pyracanth, Pir-a-kant, n. a plant; a kind ov 
 Pyrallolite, Pi-ral-ol-jt, n. {Mi/i.} a mineral 
 
 hwig qanjez its kulor bj het. 
 Pyramadoid, Pi-ram-a-derd, n. a figyHr rezem- 
 
 blig a piramid. 
 Pyrame, Pir-am, n. a smel weter-spanyel. 
 Pyramid, Pir-a-mid, n. a solid figyxy, standig 
 
 on a poligonal, skwi^r, er trjaggqlar bas, and 
 
 terminatig in a pffnt at de top, de sjdz beig plan 
 
 trjagglz. [az a piramid. 
 
 Pyramidal. Pi-ram-i-dal, a. relatig tu er fermd 
 Pyramidally, Pi-ram-i-dal-i, ad. in de ferm ov 
 
 a piramid. 
 Pyramidic, Pir-a-mid-ik, ) a. relatig tu er 
 
 Pyramidical, Pir-a-mid-i-kal, i Ijk a piramid; 
 
 piiamidal. [ov a piramid. 
 
 Pyramidically, Pir-a-mid-i-kal-i, ad. in de ferm 
 Pyramidicalness, Pir-a-mid-i-kal-nes, n. de 
 
 kwoliti ov beig piramidikal. 
 Pyre, Pjr, n. a pjl tu be burnt; a fqneral pjl. 
 Pyrenean, Pir-e-ne-an, a. relatig tu de Pirenez 
 
 in Span. 
 Pyreneite, Pir-e-ne-jt, n. {Min.} a mineral from 
 
 de Pirenez; a kjnd ov gqrnet; — ritn elso {pyre- 
 
 nite and pyrenaite.} 
 Pyretics, Pi-ret-iks, n. pi. medisinz fer feverz. 
 Pyretology, Pir-e-tol-o-ji, n. {Med.}, de dok- 
 
 trin ov, er a tretiz on, feverz. 
 Pyrexia, Pj-reks-i-e, n. pi. [Z.] {Bled.} fererz. 
 Pyrexical, Pi-reks-i-kal, a. relatig tu fever; 
 
 febril. 
 Pyriform, Pir-i-ferm, a. {Bot.} Japt Ijk a pj^r. 
 Pyrite, Pir-jt, n. {Min.} de fjr-ston; a sulfuret 
 
 ov jurn or uder metal. 3is Agglisjzd ferm ov 
 
 dis wurd, do modern, iz nis in gud yqs. 
 Pyrites, Pi-rj-tez, n. sii). and id. [Z.] fjr-ston; 
 
 a sulfuret ov jurn er uder metal; pirjt. Ss 
 
 {Pyrite.} 
 Pyritic, Pi-rit-ik, ) a. relatig tu, er kon- 
 
 Pyritical, Pi-rit-i-kal, S sistig ov, pirjtez er 
 
 pirjt. [dn,sig pirjtez. 
 
 Pyritiferous, Pir-i-tif-er-u9, a. kontanig er pro- 
 Pyritous, Pir-i-tus, a. kontanig pirjt; piritik. 
 Pyroboli, Pi-rob-o-lj, n. pi. [Z,.] fjr-belz, er uder 
 
 sorts ov f jrwurks yqzd bj de anjents. 
 Pyrochlore, Pir-o-klor, n. {Mia.} a redij-brisn, 
 
 er blak mineral, okiirig in oktahedral kristalz. 
 Pyrocitric, Pir-o-sit-rik, n. {Ohem.} notig an 
 
 asid obtand bj distilig sitrik asid. 
 Pyrogenous, Pi-roj-E-nus, a. kezig fjr; igneus. 
 Pyrola, Pir-Q-la, n. {Bot.} a jenus ov plants; 
 
 de winter-gren. [ov fjr. 
 
 Pyrolatry, Pi-rol-a-tri, n. adorajon er wurjip 
 Pyroligneous, Pir-o-lig-ne-us, \ a. notig an 
 Pyrolignous, Pir-o-lig-nus, ) asid obtand 
 
 from wud. 
 Pyroligxic, Pir-o-lig-nik, a. {Chem.} notig an 
 
 asid obtiind bj de distilajon ov wud. 
 Pyrolithic, Pir-o-Iit-ik, a. notig an asid obtand 
 
 from yqrik asid. 
 Pyrology, Pi-rol-o-ji, n. a tretiz on het er fjr. 
 Pyrolusite, Pir-o-Iq-sjt, n. {3Iin.} komon blak 
 
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 Pyeomascy, Pir-o-man-si, n. divinajon bj fjr. 
 PvROMANTic, i'ir-u-uian-tik, n. wuu hO) prukiist-z 
 
 jdiuium-ii. 
 PvBOiitTta, Pi-r6in-e-tor, h. an instnDoient for 
 
 uiL'suriu de degrea ov het, or ov de ukspanjou 
 
 ov biidit bj hEt. 
 PyuoMourHiTE, Pir-o-mlr-fjt, n. {Min.} nativ 
 
 [i.-itut "V led; Q sprjEZ ov minoral. 
 Pybomucite, Pir-u-iiii'i-sit, ft. a solt formd ov 
 
 |)iruiniiku.i asid and a bas. 
 PvaoMLCOLS, I'ir o-im'i-kus, a. {(Jhem.) notip 
 
 an iisid obltiiid from Ju^ar, gum, and imisilaj. 
 PyitoPE, I'ir-tJi), n. {Min.) a fjeri, brilyaut-rt-d 
 
 gqrriot. [par*-'nt bj htt. 
 
 Pyeopuanous, Pi-rof-a-nus, a. ruiidord trans- 
 Pykopuouic, i'ir-o f5r-ik, a. relHtig tui piiof- 
 
 oius. 
 Pyeophorus. Pi-r6f-(a-rus, ?i. a substans hwiq 
 
 spiinuinEusIi tnks fjr hwen ekspi)zd tia de Jir. 
 Pyeopuyllite, Pir-u-fil-jt, n. {Min.} a filiated 
 
 niiiifnil. 
 Pyropneumatic, Pir-o-nti-mat-ik, .1. notij) a 
 
 kjiid «)V lami) for j)rt)diisiQ instaiitaneus Ijt, bj 
 
 dc akjon iiv inflamabl iir upon u meUlik sub- 
 
 BtuDS; invented bj Mr. Gqrden. 
 Pyborthite, Pi-rJrt-jl, «. {Min.) a minoral re- 
 
 zombhi) ortjt. 
 PYRosroPE, Pir-o-skop, n. an instrtnmcnt fer 
 
 uie;<i|,rig de intensiti uv het radiatig from a fjr. 
 Pyrosis, Pi-rcb-sis, n. {Med.) a buruig rednos in 
 
 de tas. 
 Pybosome, Pir-o-som, n. {Fnt.) a sort ov kom- 
 
 p-Hiid ;isidiau, Lwiij iz rtmtirkabl for emitig fos- 
 
 torik Ijt. 
 Pyeotaetaeic, Pir-o-tar-t.ir-ik, a. notijj an asid 
 
 obUiiid bj ilistilio pn,r l<irtrut ov ^KJla.sa. 
 Pyeotech.nia.v, Pir-u)-t6k-ni-an, / n. a maker 
 pYBOTECU.NiciAN, Pir-o-tek-niJ-an, I ov f jrwurka; 
 
 a piruti'kni.'it. 
 Pyrotechnic, Pir-o-tek-nik, ) a. relatig tu 
 
 pYttOTKCiiMCAL. Pir-(j-tck-ni-kal, i fjrwurks. 
 Pykotecu.nics, I'ir-o-tek-niks, «. /)/. de qrt ov 
 
 f jiwurks; pinotekni. [in pirutokni. 
 
 Pyeotechnist, Pir-o-tek-nist, n. wun hiB iz verst 
 Pyeotech.ny, i'ir-o-tck-ni, u. de qrt ov munajig 
 
 f{r, partikyi},larli az apljd tu de qrt or wor, and 
 
 moir cspojali de makig or ornamdntal fjrwurlu 
 
 for amiizmoiit. 
 Pyeotic, Pi-njt-ik, 11. {Med.) a koslik medijin. 
 Pyeotic, I'i-rot-ik, a. kohtik; buruig. 
 Pyroxene, Pir-oka-eu, h. {Min.) de ojjt; a kris- 
 
 taljzd mineral. 
 Pyeoxvlic, l'ir-ok.i-il-ik, a. {(Jhem.) apljd lu a 
 
 M|)irit prujdqst bj de de^jlriiktiv distilajon or 
 
 wuiil. [pirok.'^ilik !<])irit. 
 
 1'yeoxyli.ne, Pi-roks-i-ljn, n. a substans fund in 
 Pyrrhic, Pir-ik, n. an anjent, militari, kwik dann, 
 
 inveuied bj Pirus: — a po^tik fut ov ud Jort »il- 
 
 ablz. [invented bj bim. 
 
 Pyrrhic, Pir-ik, a. relatig tu Pirus, or tua dan8 
 i'YUUiucHiAN, I'ir-ik-i-an, a. nuitig a militari 
 
 dans invented bj Pirus; Pirik. 
 Pvrruonean, l'ir-(j-ne-an, a. rclatig tu Piro. 
 PyauHo.vic, I'i-ron-ik, a. relatig tu I'irunizm. 
 Pyrrhonism, Pir-u-niz-m, w. skeptisizm; de dok- 
 
 trin or prinsiplz ov {Pyrrho,) de funder ov de 
 
 skoptikal filosofi. [skoplik. 
 
 Tyrrho-mst, I'ir-o-nist, n. a foloer ov Piro; a 
 i'vTiiAGORKAV, Pi-fcag-o-re-an, a. relatig tu Pi- 
 
 ta;,'iorii.-i iir biz filo.^ufi. 
 Pythagorean, Pi-tag-u-re-an, n. a foloer or 
 
 Pitagujras de filosoter. 
 PyTiiAGORic, I'lt-a-gor-ik, > a. sam az Pi- 
 
 Pytiiagorical, Pit-a-gor-i-kal, i tugurran. 
 PvTUAGORisM, Pi-tag-u-riz-m, n. de doktrin or 
 
 Pitagurus. 
 Pythian, Pit-i-an, a. relatig tu Pifiia, de prestes 
 
 ov Apolo; (list) tu Gre/an gamz selebrated, in 
 
 onor ov de Pitian Apolu, at Delfi. 
 Pytuo.ness, Pit-Q-nes, «. de yirestcs ov Apolo at 
 
 de oraki ov Delfj: — a sort ov wiq. 
 Pythonic, Pi-fion-ik, a. pretendig tu fort6l fut- 
 
 yqr events. 
 Pytuo.nism, Pit-o-niz-m, n. de qrt ov fort^lig 
 
 fqtyqr events bj sorseri. 
 I'vTiio.viST, Pit-u)-uist, II. Q kiinjqrcr. 
 I'yllco.v, I'j-iil-kon, a., jjI. I'j-iil-ka: {Med.) a 
 
 surjikal iudtriJDmunt for ekstraktig pus from a 
 
 kaviti. 
 Pyx, Piks, ». de boks in bwi^ de host iz kept bj 
 
 Roman Katuliks; — a boks yqzd for de trjal ov 
 
 gold and silver kern. 
 
 u. 
 
 Qq, a k6n.V3nant in de Romanik alfabct, iz ; 
 , olwuz folud bj (h). It baz de .«-8nd ov k, | 
 and de (11) hwic; loliiz it, hwen not .silent, iz 
 Bonded az w; HZ, {quail,) pron'snst kivai. Q iz 1 
 yqxd az an abreviajou ov {queen, quedi'm, {lud 
 q'.mj ) j 
 
 QUAB, Kwob, n. a sort ov fij. I 
 
 Quack, Kwak, v. i. tu krj Ijk a duk; — tu ^atcr 1 
 bj-itigli: tu brag ludli: tu tok ostcntajusli. 
 
 Quack, Kwak, «. de krj ov a duk; — a van, bost- 
 f i.il prrten<ior lu a sjons or qrt bwi<j he dui not I 
 uiidt-rstand. |<urtikyqlarli mvdisint a trikig prak- ' 
 tijoner in t'izik. | 
 
 Quack, Kwak, a. folsli pret^ndig, or foK^li al^jd, 
 tu kqr dizezuz; az, a kwak doktor, a kicak 
 m 'di.sin. 
 
 Quackery, Kwak-or-i, n. de karaktcr and prak- 
 liso/. ov a kwak; irt^gyqlar praktis; van and fols 
 prtt.MiJonz. 
 
 QuACKisu, Kwak-iJ,t a. boatful and trikij; Ijk a 
 kwak. 
 
 Quackle, Kwak-I, r. f. and 1. tu intenipt in 
 
 brertig: tu olmust (juk: tu siifokat. [I'ruvin/al 
 
 in Iggland, and kolokwial in Amerika.j [qukt. 
 QuACKLKD. Kwak-ld, p. a. from Kwakl; olmost 
 Quacksalver, Kw;'ik-sal-ver, 11. a kwak hit) del/. 
 
 (jefli in sqvz and orntmcuts; a medikaster; a Jqr- 
 
 lat:in. 
 Quadra, Kw6d-ra, 11. {Arch.) a skw,ir m>jldig, 
 
 frnm. or b irder, enkumiuisig a bns-rclef. 
 QuADEAGE.VK, Kw6d-ra-jen, 11. a |>a)>al indiiijcns, 
 
 imiltipliig dr remijon ov ]>enans bj fortiz. 
 Quadragesima, Kwod-ra-j^s-i-ma, 11. de sezn or 
 
 leMi,!<«j kold bektiz it kon.sisUs ov40dnz. — A'leod- 
 
 r.ijeni/na iS'imla, de f\^rst Sunda in lent. 
 Quj\dragesimal, Kwiid-ra-j6s-i-mal, a. [L.] re- 
 
 Iniig tu lent: lonten. 
 QUADRAOESIMALS, K wod-ra-j^s-i-mali, u.pl. ofer- 
 
 igz formorii mad, on mid-lent Sunda, tu de 
 
 mudor (jury. 
 Quadrangle, Kw6d-rag-gl,n. a plan figyqr, har- 
 
 ig fu>r aggls and fur sjdz; a skw^r.
 
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 Quadrangular, Kwod-raij-gn,-lar, a. skwq,r; hav- 
 
 ir) for arjglz. 
 Quadrant, KwoJ-rant, n. de fort pq,rt; de kwor- 
 ter; — rts kworter ov a serkl; an qrk uv 90 degrez; 
 — a matcmatikal instra)iuent fisr takiij altitudz. I 
 QuADRANTAL, Kwod-iun-tal, a. relutiij tu a 
 
 kwodraut. 
 QuADRANTAL, Kwod-ran-tal, n. a figyn,r hwiq iz 
 
 everi wa skw!(,r, Ijk a dj. 
 Quadrat, Kwod-rat, n. {Printing} a skw^r pes 
 ov metal tia fil up a verd spas betwen wurdz and 
 leterz. 
 Quadrate, Kwod-rat, a. skw£ir; haviij for ekwal 
 sjdz; — skwitr, in a f igyiyativ sons; ekwal: egzakt. 
 Quadrate, Kwod-rat, n. a skwi^r; a mateinalikal 
 instrcument. — {Astral.} an aspekt; — sam az 
 {quartile.} 
 
 Quadrate, Kwod-rat, v. i. tu sn,t; tu korespond; 
 tu bg akomodated tu. 
 
 Quadratic, Kwod-rat-ik, a., skwv; bsloijij) tu a 
 skwi},r. — KwddrAtik ekwafm, {Alyehra,} an 
 ekwajon ov ds sckond degrs, or wun hwiy in- 
 volvz ds skwi^r ov de unnou kwontiti. 
 
 QuadratrIX, Kwod-ra-triks, or Kw6d-ra-triks, n. 
 {Geom.} Q mekanikal Ijn, bj menz ov hwiq rjt 
 Ijnz qr f-snd ekwal tu de serkiimferensez ov ser- 
 klz or uder kurvz. 
 
 Quadrature, Kw6d-ra-tt],r, ». de akt ovskw£trir); 
 a kwodrat; a skwq,r. — {Geoin.} de determinajon 
 ov de area ov a kurv, or de fjndii) ov an ekwal 
 skw^r; de fjndig ov a skwi^.r ekwal tu de area 
 ov andder figyi^^r, az a serkl. — 3^e Jcwodratiir op 
 ds seikl iz a problem ovgrat selebriti in de his- 
 tori ov matematikal sjcns. — {Adran.} de pozijon 
 ov de moon hwen Je iz 90 degrez from de sun, 
 hwen enterii) de sekond er forfi kworter. 
 
 Quadrel, Kwod-rel, n. a kjnd ov qrtifijal skwf\,r 
 ston. [for yerz. 
 
 Quadrennial, Kwod-r^n-i-al, a. hapniij wuns in 
 
 Quadrennially, Kwod-ren-i-al-i, ad. everi for 
 yerz. 
 
 QuADRiBLE, Kw6d-ri-bl, a. dat ma be skwq,rd. 
 
 QuADRiCAPsuLAR, Kwod-ri-kap-sn,-lar, a. {Bot.) 
 haviij for kapsqlz tu a fliser. 
 
 QUADRICORN, Kw6d-ri-korn, n. {Ent.} de nam ov 
 a famili uv insekts, havig for antene. — {Zml.} 
 a forhernd antelop. [hernz. 
 
 QuADRicoKNus, Kwod-ri-kor-nus, a. havig for 
 
 QUADRIDECIMAL, Kwod-ri-des-i-mal, a. havig for 
 fa.sez tu eg ov de Uh suinits, az a kristal. 
 
 QuADRiDENTATE, Kwod-ri-deu-tat, a. {Bot.} hav- 
 ig for tef). 
 
 QuADRiENNiAL, Kwod-ri-6n-i-al, a. komprjzig for 
 yerz: hapnig wuns in for yerz. 
 
 QuADRiFARious, Kwod-ri-fa ri-us, a. aranjd in 
 for roz or ragks. [vij;on2. 
 
 QuADRiFiD, Kw6d-ri-fid, a. klovn intu for di- 
 
 QuADRiFOiL, Kwod-ri-ferl, a. havig for levz. 
 
 QuADRiFURCATED, Kw6d-ri-f ur-kat-ed, a. havig 
 for forks. [sistig ov forti. 
 
 QuADRiGENARious, Kwod-ri-je-na-ri-us, a. kon- 
 
 QUADKIJUGOUS. Kwod-rijivgus, a. {Bot.} hav- 
 ig for pi^rz ov leflcts. [sjdz. 
 
 Quadrilateral, Kwod-ri-lat-er-al, a. havig for 
 
 Quadrilateral, Kwod-ri-lat-er-al, 71. a fi'gyii,r 
 havig for sjdz. 
 
 Quadrilateralness, Kwod-ri-lat-or-al-nes,n. de 
 Stat ov Ijeig kwodrilatoral. [ov for leterz. 
 
 Quadriliteral, Kwod-ri-lit-er-al, a. konsistig 
 
 Quadrille, Kwod-ril, n. a gam at kqrdz, plad bj 
 for personz; — a kjnd ov dans, a kotilyon. 
 
 QuADRiLLK, Kwod-ril, V. i. tu pla at kwodril. 
 
 Quadrillion, Kwod-ril- yon, 71.. de fort p-xerov a 
 milyon: or, akordig tu de Frenq, onli de skwiy 
 ov a milyon. [for lobz. 
 
 QuADRiLOBATE, Kwod-ri-16-bat, a. {Bot.} havig 
 
 QuADRiLOCULAii, Kwod-ri-16k-yii,-lar, a. {Bot.} 
 
 havig for selz. [havig for termz. 
 
 QuADKiNOMiAL, Kwod-ri-no-mi-al, a. {Ahjehra} 
 Quadripartite, Kwod-rip-ar-tjt, a, [L.] havig 
 
 for pqrts: divjded intu for pqrts. 
 QuADUU'ARTiTELY, Kwod-rip-ar-tjt-li, ad. in a 
 
 kvvodri|aitjt distribqjon. 
 QuADRiPAsCHAL, Kwod-ri-pas-kal, a. inkltidig 
 
 for pusoverz. [wigz. 
 
 QuADRiPENNATE, Kwod-ri-pen-at, a. havig for 
 QuADRiPUYLLOUs, Kwod-ri-fil-us, a. havig for 
 
 levz. [bagks ov orz. 
 
 QuADRiREME, Kw6d-ri-rem, n. a gali wid for 
 Quadrisyllable, Kwod-ri-sil-a-bl, n. a ward ov 
 
 for silablz. [valvz. 
 
 QuADRiVALVE, Kw6d-ri-valv, a. {Bot.} havig for 
 Qu A DRi valves, Kw6d-ri-valvz, n. pi. dorz wid 
 
 for fwldz. 
 QuADRiviAL, Kwod-riv-i-al, a. havig for waz 
 
 metig in a pffnt. [kwodrivial strets. 
 
 QuADRiviAL, Kwod-riv-i-al, n. a forum wid 
 QuADRiviuM, Kwod-riv-i-um, n. [L.] (In de lag- 
 
 gwaj ov de skcolz) de for leser qrts, — arifimetik, 
 
 mi],zik, jeometri, and astronomi. 
 Quadroon, Kwod-rifcn, n. a kwerter-bluded per- 
 son; de ofsprig ov a mn,lato wuman bj a hwjt 
 
 man. 
 QuADRUMANA, Kwod-rcfi-ma-na, n. pi. {Zool.} de 
 
 sekond order ov mamiferus animalz in Kn,viaz 
 
 sisteni, bwiq inkh'^dz mugkiz. 
 QUADRUMANE, Kwod-rjj-man, n. wun ov de kwod- 
 
 rdimana; a mamal, havig for limz or ekstremitiz 
 
 terminHtcd bj handz. 
 QuADRUMANOus, Kwod-rcb-ma-nus, a. havig for 
 
 limz, eq ov hwig servz az a hand, az de mugki 
 
 trjb. 
 Quadruped, Kwod-rcD-ped, ?i. a for-f uted animal; 
 
 a mamal havig for fet. 
 Quadruped, Kwod-ros-ped, a. havig for fet. 
 Quadrupedal, Kwod-rcb-pe-dal, a. havig for fet. 
 Quadruple, Kwod-ra-pl, a. forfold: for tjmz told. 
 Quadrupled, Kwod-riD-pld, a. mad forfold. 
 Quadruplicate, Kwod-rdi-pli-kat, v. t. tu dubl 
 
 tvvjs; tu mak forfold. 
 QuADRUPLiCATiON, Kwod-rcD-pli-ka-Jon, n. de 
 
 takig a tig for tjmz; a forfold kwontiti. 
 QuADRUPLY, Kw6d-ra)-pli, ad. tu a forfold 
 
 kwontiti. 
 Qu^RE, Kwe-ri, v. i. inkwjr; serq; sek; — ofn plast, 
 
 (or its abreviajon {Qu.} j befor sumtig held in 
 
 dist, or tu be inkwjrd intu. [drqfts. 
 
 Quaff, Kwuf, v. t. tu drigk; tu swolo in Iqrj 
 Quaff, Kwaf, v. i. tu drigk luksyqriusli. 
 Quaffer, Kwdf-er, n. wun hO) kwafs. 
 Quag, Kwag, n. a Jakig, wet sffl; a kwagmjr. 
 QuAGGA, Kwag-a, n. {Zool.} a solipedus, Afri- 
 
 kan kw(3dra)ped, ov de spejez {equus}er hers, aljd 
 
 tu de zebra. 
 Quaggy, Kwag-i, a. bogi; soft and wet; not solid. 
 Quagmire, Kwag-mjr, «. a soft, yeldig mqrj er 
 
 Quagmire, Kwag-mjr, v. t. tu hwelm in a kwag- 
 
 QUA-HAUG, Kwo-hGg,». a Iqrj spejez ov Amerikan 
 klain,— ritn olso {qiiahog} and {quauhoy.} 
 
 Quail, Kwal, n. a berd, nerli aljd tu de pqrtrij. 
 
 Quail, Kwal, v. i. tu sigk in siiirit or bj dejek- 
 Jon; tu laggwij. 
 
 Quail, Kwal, r. t. tu kruj; tu kwel; tu depr^s. 
 
 QUAIL-FIGHTING, Kwal-fjt-ig, n. a kombat ov 
 kwalz. [jon: deka. 
 
 Quailing, Kwal-ig, n. de akt ov falig; dcklina- 
 
 QuAiL-PiPE, Kwal-pjp, n. a pjp wid hwig fulerz 
 alqr kwalz. 
 
 Quaint, Kwant, a. njs; egzakt wid peti elegans; 
 od tro njseti; fin-spun; fantastik; afektcd: hav- 
 ig sum pent er konset.
 
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 Quaintly, Kwant-li, aJ. in u kwant maner; njsli. 
 
 QuAisTSKSS, Kwunt-nes, u. de kwuliti ov bcifl 
 kwtiiil: iiisfti. 
 
 Qt'AKi:, Kwak, r. ». tu Jak wid kold or fer; tu 
 truubl: tu Jak; not tu be solid or ferm. 
 
 Quake, Kwak, n. a Juder: a Jak; a trcmblio. 
 
 Quaker, KwiVk-er, n. wun ha> kwaks. — {T/ie^'l.} 
 a Frend: apljd (orijinali in drrijon) tu de re- 
 lijus denotninajon ov Freudz, hwic woz f-jnded 
 abiit dc midl ov de 17t sentii,ri bj Jurj Fok-s. 
 
 Quakerish, Kwak-er-iJ, a. relatig tu, or rezem- 
 bli(), Kwrakerz. [Kwakerz. 
 
 Quakerism, Kwak-er-iz-m, n. dc prinsiplz ov de 
 
 QuAKERLY, Kwak-er-Ii, a. relatig tu, or rezem- 
 blii), KwHkerz. 
 
 Quaking, Kwak-ip, n. a trcmblip: trepidajon. 
 
 Quaking grass. Kwak-ip-gras, «. a spejez ov 
 gras haviQ litl pendii,lus, tremblig spjklets; an 
 an.vn,;il plant. ['fjd- 
 
 QuALiKiABLE. Kw61-i-fj-a-bl, a. dat ma be kwul- 
 
 QuALiKiCATiON, Kwol-i-f i-ka-Jon, >». de akt ov 
 kwolitjig: dat hwiq kwolifiz: de stat ov beiy 
 kwolifid: legal abiliti: pozejon ov de rckwizit 
 kwolitiz; fitnus; akomplijmeat; — abatnmnt; dim- 
 innJon. 
 
 Qualified, Kw6l-i-fid, p. a. havig kwolifika/on; 
 fit: furnijt; — pqrjal; limited; not komplet. [ifjz. 
 
 Qualifier, Kw6l-i-fj-er, 71. he or dat hwiq kwol- 
 
 QuALiFY, Kwol-i-fj, a. tu mak fit, ka|Kibl, or 
 furnijt; tu fit fer; tu furnij wid kwolifikajonz: 
 tu mak kapabl ov eni emplerment, of is, or privi- 
 lej; — tu abat; tu sofn: tu ez; tu aswaj; tu mod- 
 if(: tu regyi^lat: tu limit. [fit. 
 
 Qualify, Kwol-i-fj, r. 1. tu bckiim kwolifjd or 
 
 Quality, Kwol-i-ti, n. de natyij^r ov a tip rela- 
 tivli konsidcrd; properti ov a tifl; atribq^t; dis- 
 pozijon; temper; vertyij, er vis: karaktcr; kom- 
 parativ or relativ ragk;— sq,pcrioriti ov bert er 
 stajon: personz ov hj rajjk. 
 
 Qualm. Kwqni, or Kwam, ii. a suden fitorsiknes: 
 a .suden .*e;?iir ov sikli la{)gwor: nojea. 
 
 Qualmish, Kwiiin-iJ, a. sezd wid sikli laggwor; 
 kwEzi: skwrinij. 
 
 QuALMiSHLY. Kwqm-iJ-H, ad. in a kwqmij maner. 
 
 Qualmish.ness, Kwqm-iJ-nes, n. de stat ov beij 
 kwqiiiij. 
 
 QuAMDiu SE bene gzssebit, Kwam-di-yq, se be- 
 ne jei-e-rit, [L.] {Late} az lofl az he Jal behav 
 himself wel;— a klez ofn inserted in leterz-patent 
 ov de grant ov ofisez, dat de pqrti Jal huld de 
 fam dqrin gud behavyor. [Jrub. 
 
 QuAMOCLiT, Kwam-o-klit, n. {Bi.t.) a plant er 
 
 Quandary, Kw6n-da-ri, ur Kwon-da-ri, n. a dijt; 
 a ditikulti: an unsertenti; perpleksiti. 
 
 Quant, Kwont, n. a smel pes ov bord at de bot- 
 om ov Q jumpij-pol, tu prevent de p<al from 
 siflkifl iiitu de ert or mud. 
 
 Quantity, Kw6n-ti-ti, n. dat properti ov eni tifl 
 hwiq ma be inkrest or diminijt: eni fiy kapabl 
 ov estimajon or meji^rment: bulk: wat; inejiir: a 
 porjun: a pqrt. a del: a Iqrj porjon.— (y^rtiifwfj/) 
 df ra i?n,r ov tjm in pronxnsiu a silabl. 
 
 Quantum. Kw6n-tum. n. [L.] kwontiti; am^jnt. 
 
 QuA.STUM meruit, Kwon-tum mer-y^-it, [Z.] 
 {Lair) az muq az he haz dezervd;— an akjon on 
 a kas grinded upon de promis ov anddcr tu pa 
 dt plant! f, fur doiij) eni tig, so muq az he Jud 
 df lerv or merit. 
 
 Quantum sufficit, Kwon-tum sdf-i-sit, [Z.] a 
 sufijeiit kwontiti. 
 
 QuAP, Kwiip, r. I. tu trob. Se (Qutb.) 
 
 Quarantine, Kwor-an-te'n, n. de s[)as ov forti 
 daz, apljd tu de sczn ov Lent.— ( C/m ) a peri- 
 od ov tju). \ariabl in lept. dqrig hwiq a Jip or 
 vesel, 9iif;6zd tu be infekted wid s^rtcn dizezei, 
 ii not alid tu kom^nikat freli wid de /or. 
 
 Quarantine, Kwor-an-ten, v. t. tu put under 
 kwuranten: tu prohibii from inlerkurs wid a 
 tTjn or ils inhabitants. 
 
 Quabrel, Kwor-el, u. a brcq ov konkord; a brel; 
 a peti fjt; a skufl; a dispqt; a kontest; a koz ov 
 kontenjon; alterkajon; a brtfl; a fqd; sumtiy dat 
 givz a rjt tu reprjzal; objekjon; il-wil;— de in- 
 stra>ment wid hwi(; a skw^r er pan ov glas iz 
 kut: de gla3erz djaraond. 
 
 Quarrel, Kw6r-el, r. i. tu dispi'^t vjcjlentli er 
 wid aflger: tu debat; tu skufl: tu skwobl; tu 
 Ijt: tu kombat; tu fjnd felt; tu disagre. 
 
 Quarreller, Kw6r-el-er, n. wun ha» kworelz. 
 
 Quarrelling, Kw6r-el-i{), n. breq ov konkerd; 
 Jiipi'l,!; discnjon; kontenjon; a rapglip. 
 
 Quarrelsome, Kw6r-el-sura, a. dis)j6zd tu kwor- 
 el; koutenjus; ezili iritated; irasibl; kolerik; pet- 
 yulant. 
 
 Quarrelsomely, Kw6r-el-sum-li, ad. in a kwor- 
 tljum maner: petyqlantli; kolerikli. 
 
 Quarrelsomeness, Kwor-el-sum-nes, n. kolerik- 
 nts: [eiyiilms. 
 
 QuARRiER, Kwor-i-er, 11. wun hcD kworiz. 
 
 Quarky, Kw6r-i, n. a ston mjn; a plas hw^r ston, 
 slat, er qok iz dug;— a djamond-Japt pes ovglas, 
 tu be yiizd az a windo pan; — a smol skw^r, mad 
 fer pftvij):— an aro wid a skw^r hed: kwurel; — 
 gam flon at bj a hek: a hep ov gam kild. 
 
 Quarry, Kw6r-i, i'. t. tu dig •st ov a kwori. 
 
 Quarry, Kw6r-i,* v. i. tu pra upon. 
 
 Quarrying, Kwor-i-ig, n. de akt ov wun h(b 
 kworiz; — a smol pes, brokn er qipt of, f'snd in 
 kworiz. [kwori. 
 
 Quabryman, Kw6r-i-man, n. wun hcD digz in a 
 
 Quart, Kwert, n. de fort pqrt ov a galon; a vesel 
 hwi(j huildz a kwert. 
 
 Quart, Kqrt, n. a sekwens ov forkqrdz at piket. 
 
 Quartan, Kwer-tan, n. {Med.) an intermitent 
 fever er agi| hwiq retdrnz even fort da. 
 
 Quartan, Kw6r-tan, a. {Med.) kumip cveri fort 
 da, uz an agq. 
 
 Quartation, Kwer-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov kwerter- 
 iO- — {MttuUurijy) de separajon ov silver from 
 gold, bj mcnz ov njtrik asid;— an operajon bj 
 hwiq de kwontiti ov wun tifl iz mad ekwal tu 
 de fcjrt fiqrt ov de kwontiti ov anuder. 
 
 Quarter, Kwor-ter, n. a. fort pqrt: a rejon ov 
 de skjz, az referd tu de semanz kqrd; a partik- 
 yq,lar rejon ov a fsn er kuntri; a sekjon; a dis- 
 trikt; a siajon: — de furt pqrt ov a Iqnajon; — re- 
 mijon ov Ijf; mersi granted bj a koflkeror; — a 
 skwi^r panel; — de afterj>qrt ov a Jips sjd; — a 
 mejqr ov at bujelz ov gran; — a skw^r timber 
 for iuqez tik: — *amiti; konkord: — pi. stajonz fer 
 a Jips kroD in tjm ov akJon;-- stajonz for soljerz 
 er an qrmi; lojigz. Tu giv kicorter, tu giv er 
 sp^r Ijf. Fhh ktcfrrter iz a kleft er qipk in a 
 kworter ov a horsez hoof, from top tu botom. 
 
 Quarteh, Kwor-ter, v.t. tu divjd intu for pqrts 
 er kworterz: tu divjd; tu brak bj furs: tu divjd 
 intu distigkt rejonz; — tu stajjn or loj, az sol- 
 jerz: tu loj; tu fiks on a temporari dwelijj: — tu 
 b^r az an apendaj tu de hereditari qrmz; — tu 
 punij bj t^rifl in pcsez bj for hersez, wun ata^t 
 tu eq lim ov a kriminal. 
 
 Quarter, Kwor-ter, v. 1. tu reman in kwerter; 
 tu abjd. 
 
 Quarterage, Kwor-tcr-aj, n. a kwerterli al'sans. 
 
 Quarteb-day, Kwer-ter-da, 11. de da dat beginz or 
 komplets a kworter ov de yer, on h wiq rent iz pad. 
 
 Quarter-deck, Kwer-tcr-dek, n. {jS'aul.) de 
 (jorjon ov de upermost dek ov a Jip betwen de 
 man and mizn masts. 
 
 Quartebinq, Kwer-ter-ij), n. a divjdifl intu 
 kworterz;— stajon; apffntment ov kwerterz; — a 
 partijon.
 
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 QnARTERLY, Kwer-ter-li, a. okurig everi kworter, 
 er fur tjmz in a yer; koutaiiiij a fort pqrt. 
 
 Quarterly, Kwer-ter-li, ad. vvuns in a kwerter 
 ov a yer. [wuns a kworttr. 
 
 Quarterly, Kwer-ter-li, n. a publikajon ifnd 
 
 Quarter MASTER, Kwer-ter-mds-ter, n. {3lu.} 
 an ofisi/r hcoz biznes it iz tu liak after de kwui- 
 terz ov dz soljerz, and tu atend tu dq,r klodiij, 
 bred, amn.nij'on, &s. — {A'avy} a peti ofiser, luD, 
 - besjdz uder di^tiz ov r-qperintendens, direkts ds 
 kors ov ds Jip, and atendz tu her steraj. 
 
 Quartermaster-general, Kwer-ter-mas-ter- 
 jeu-er-al, n. an ofiser ov As qrmi, bcoz di],ti it 
 iz tu dcfjn de mqrqez, tu mqrk -st de enkamp- 
 ments, tu qtoz bed-kwerterz, &i. 
 
 Quartern, Kwer-tern, u. a jil; fort pqrt ov a 
 pjnt; — ds fort pqrt ov a pek ov kern. 
 
 Quarter POINT, Kwer-ter-pffnt, n. {Kavi.} de 
 fort pqrt ov de mej!q,r ov wun ov de priusipal 
 pefnts ov de kumpas. 
 
 Quarter-round, Kwer-ter-r'snd, n. a moldii) 
 biDz kouUDr iz eder a perfekt kwodrant, er a 
 kwerter ov a serkl, er hwot aproqez tu dat 
 
 Quarter-sessions, Kwer-ter-s6J-onz, n. pi. 
 
 {Law} a kort held bj at lest UD justisez, kom- 
 
 onli fur de trjal ov kriminalz. [fens. 
 
 QuARTERSTAKK, Kwer-ter-staf, n. a staf ov de- 
 QuARTET, Kwor-tet, n. {Mus.} a pes ov mii,zik 
 
 aranjd fer for versez, er fer for iustrcDments. — 
 
 {I'netri/} a stanza ov for Ijnz. 
 QuARTiLE, Kwer-til, n. {Astrol.} an aspekt ov tO) 
 
 planets inJiz pozijonz qr at a distans ov 90 de- 
 
 grez on de zodiak. 
 QUARTINE, Kwor-tin, n. {Bot.) ds fort envelop 
 
 ov de vejetabl 6vn,lum, beginig tu k'snt from 
 
 de •stsjd. 
 Quarto, Kwer-to, n. a buk kompozd ov Jets ov 
 
 paper eq folded intu for levz; abreviated tu 4to. 
 Quarto, Kwer-to, a. havii) for levz in a Jet. 
 QuARTRAiN, Kwer-tran, n. {Poetry} a stanza ov 
 
 for Ijiiz, rjmir) alternatli. [teraj. 
 
 QuARTRiDGE, Kwer-trij, n. kwerterli al'sans; kwer- 
 QuARTZ, Kwerts, 71. {A/i/i..} rok-kristal; a trans- 
 
 pi^rent mineral kompozd ov pqr sjleks; a silijus 
 
 ston; wun ov de ingredients ov granit. 
 QUARTZOSE, Kwert-zos, a. relatir) tu, er kontan- 
 
 ig kwerts. [zos. 
 
 QuARTZY, Kwert-zi, a. relatij tu kwerts; kwert- 
 QuASH, KwoJ, V. t. tu kruj; tu skvvez; tu subdi| 
 
 sudenli. — {Law} tu aniil; tu nulifj; tu mak vffd. 
 Quash, KwoJ, v. i. tu be Jakn wid a nffz. 
 Quash, Kwoj, n. skwoj. 8e {Squash.} 
 Quasi, Kwa-sj, [^.] az if; just az if; elmost. — 
 
 KwHi<l kontrukt, {Law} an impljd kdntrakt. 
 
 It iz yqzd in de sens ov pretended, net real. 
 Quasimodo, Kwas-i-mo-do, n. {in the MMnan 
 
 Cathiilic calendar} de ferst Sunda after 8ster. 
 QuASS, Kwas, n. a men sert ov fermented likor, 
 
 mad bj poriij werm weter on rj or bqrli mel, and 
 
 dru\)k bj de pezanlri ov RiDjia. 
 QuASSATioN, Kwa-sa-Jon, n. de akt ov Jakir); de 
 
 slat ov beirj Jakn. 
 Quassia, Kw6J-i-a, «. a tol tre ov Sist Amerika 
 
 and de West Indez; de wud or bqrk ov de tre; 
 
 a veri biter infqgon obtand from de wud and 
 
 bqrk. 
 QuASsiNE, Kwas-in, n. {Ohem.} de aktiv, biter 
 
 prinsipl (iV kwojia. 
 QuATERCOUSiNS, Ka-ter-kuz-nz, n. pi. doz wid- 
 
 in de ferst for degrez ov kindred; frendz. 
 Quaternary, Kwa-ter-na-ri, n. At number for. 
 Quaternary, Kwa-ter-na-ri, a. kousistiy ov for. 
 Quaternion, Kwa-ter-ni-on, n. de number for; 
 
 a fjl ov for soljerz. [alternatli. 
 
 Quatean, Kwot-ran, n. a. stanza ov for Ijnz rjmiy 
 
 Quaver, Kwa-ver, v. i. tu Jak de vers; tu pro- 
 
 di\,s a Jak on a mq,zikal instrcDment; tia trembi; 
 
 tu vjbrat. 
 Quaver, Kwa-ver, n. {3fus.} a Jak ov de vers, er 
 
 ov a s«nd from an instrijoment; — a mi],zikal not, 
 
 ekwal tu hqf a kroqet. [verz. 
 
 Quavered, Kwa-verd, a. distribyixted intu kwa- 
 QuAVERER, Kwa-ver-er, 11. wun ho) kwaverz; a 
 
 werbler. [vers; a Jak. 
 
 Quavering, Kwa-ver-ig, n. Ae akt ov Jakig de 
 Quay, Ke, n. a ke; an qrtifijal bagk er hweif, bj 
 
 de sjd ov de se or a river, fer mor konvenyentli 
 
 lodii) and unlodiij veselz; — ritn elso {kei/.} 
 Quayage, Ke-aj, n. muni pad fer de yi|s ov a ke. 
 Queachy, Kweg-i, a. Jakig; kwagi; unsolid; ua- 
 
 s-snd. 
 Quean, Kwen,* n. a wurtles wvaman; a strumpet. 
 QuEASiNESS, KwE-zi-nes, n. de siknes ov a neje- 
 
 ated stumak. [ikat; skwemij; tender. 
 
 Queasy. Kwe-zi, a. sik wid nejea: fastidius; del- 
 QuEEN, Kwen, ». de wjf ov a kii); a wuman hcti 
 
 iz soveren ov a kii)dom; a femal rejent: a femal 
 
 qef. Kwen he, de Iqrjest and guvernig be ov a 
 Queen, Kwen, v. t. tu pla de kwen. [swerm. 
 QuEEN-APPLE, Kvpen-ap-1, n. a spejez ov apl. 
 Queen consort, Kwen-kon-sert, n. de wjf ov de 
 
 ranii) kig. [a desest kig. 
 
 Queen-dowager, Kwen-d's-a-jer, w. de wido oy 
 Queengold, Kwen-gold, n. a reral dn,ti er revenq 
 
 fermerli belogig tu de kwen ov Ig^land. 
 Queening, Kwen-ig, n. a spejez ov winter apl. 
 Queenlike, Kweu-ljk, a. bekiimig or rezembiig 
 
 a kwen; kwenli. [tu a kwen. 
 
 Queenly, Kwen li, a. bekiimLg a kwen; sq^tabl 
 Queen-mother, Kwen-miid-er, n. Az wido ov a 
 
 desest kig, and muder ov de ranig kig. 
 Queen-regent, Kwen-re-jent, ) n. a kwen hoo 
 Queen-regnant, Kvfen-reg-nant, i ranz in her 
 
 on rjt; a kwen-soveren. 
 QuEENSHiP, Kwen-Jip, n. de stat er kondijon ov 
 
 a kwen. [lar. 
 
 Queer, Kwer,I a. od; drol: stranj; orijinal: siggi^- 
 QuEERisH, KwEr-iJ,:|; a. sumhwot kwer; od. 
 QuEERLY, Kwer-li,i ad. in a kwer maner; odli. 
 QuEERNESS, Kwer-nes,]: n. odnes; stranjnes; par- 
 
 tikyqlariti. 
 QuEEST, Kwest, ji. a rigduv; a kjnd ov wjld pijon. 
 Quell, Kwel, v. t. tu kwjet; tu kruJ; tu subdq,; 
 
 — orijinali, tu kil. 
 Quell, Kwel, v. i. tu abat; tu diminij. 
 QuELLER, Kwel-er, »i. wun ha> kwelz, krujez, er 
 
 subdii,z. [srjfl; tu ala; tu destr^. 
 
 Quench, Kwenq, v. t. tu ekstiggwij; tu stil; tu 
 QuENCHABLE, Kwenq-a-bl, a. aat ma be kwenqt. 
 Quencher, Kwenq-er, n. wun hco kwcnqez; an 
 
 eksliggwijer. 
 Quenchless, Kwenq-les, a. unekstiggwijabl. 
 QuERCiTRiNE, Kwer sit-rin, n. de kulorig prinsipl 
 
 (IV kwersitron. 
 Quercitron, Kwcr-sit-ron, ) n. de 
 
 QuEUCiTRON-BARK, Kwer-sit-ron-bqrk, i bqrk 
 
 ov an Amerikan ak,(^{qiiercus timioria,} er yelo 
 
 ok,) hwiq fiirnijez an ekselent yelo dj-stuf. 
 QuERCUS, Kwer-kus, n. [Z,.] {Hot.} a jeuus ov 
 
 irez; de ok. 
 Querist, Kwe-rist, ?i. an inkwjrer; an asker ov 
 
 kwustyonz: an interogat<ir. 
 Querk, Kwerk, n. Se {Quirk.} 
 QUKiiN, Kwern, n. a hand-mil fer grjndig gran. 
 QuEEPO, Kwer-po, n. bodili Jap; — a dres klos tu 
 
 At budi: a wastkot. 
 Querulous, Kwei-yq,-lus, a. dispozd tu fjnd felt 
 
 or lu kompliin: hwjnig: habityn^ali kumiianig. 
 Querulously, Kwer-yq-lus li, ad. in u kweryq,- 
 
 lus er koinplanig maner. [ov beig kweryi]^lus. 
 QUERULOUSNESS, Kwer-yq-lus-nes, ». de kwoliti
 
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 Qi'EKT. KwC'ri. a. a kwestjoo: an inkwiri tu be 
 
 Qutnv, Kwe-ri. e. I. tu Oik. kwe^tjonx: tu eks- 
 pres disu: tu kwestjon. [J'St or. 
 
 QiEKT. Kweri, '■ t. tu egumin h\ kwMCjroai; tu 
 
 Ql'£ST. Kwe^t, It. s^r^: dt akt or sekig; *inkwcsi: 
 .1 juri: inkwjri; rt kwesc. 
 
 Qi'Ksriov. Kwf»<t ym. n. dnt bir-;^ -r <i-kt. ait'! 
 
 ji^iiijai cq;ii: egKiiniaajua b{ u«ftvi^r; dt slat or 
 
 btig >tr subjekt ur preient iakwiri. 
 QiESTiov. Kw-.'-:-yoD, ». i. tu inkwjr; tu ask: tu 
 
 Jk-bat t.; iir.cp'.-r.orii. 
 Qlestio.v. Kwe^'.-y 'Q, r. t. tu egiimtn wan bj 
 
 kwo^ty.'Di; tu iaterugnC: tu d'sc tu hs aiwy- 
 
 ten ov- tu bar nu kooiidenj in: tu aB^foa as 
 
 n "t ta be trusted. 
 QiKSTiONABLE, Kwest-yon-a-bU «. dat hm be I 
 
 kwe:-ty"Dd i>r d-sced: d'ftiul: diipqtabl. 
 QvEsrio.VABLEMas, Kwejt-yon-a-bl-ne5, m. de 
 
 kw.hti >.v beig kire^tyooabl. ;^iQ kwestrona. 
 QctsTioXART, h.west-jon-a-ri,* a. Lakwing; osk- 
 QcESTio.N'AKT, K.west-jon-«-ri, m. an itiaeraot 
 
 petiler or reliks. [r«t. 
 
 QiESTiosER. Kwr^t-TOQ-er, ». an inkwiren kwc- 
 Qi'EisnoMNG. Kwfii-yun-ig, a. interogajon; de 
 
 jvjt;;) ov kwe-Cy'jQi. 
 Q u EST 1 OX LESS. K west-Too-le*. aJ. s«rtenli: duties. 
 Ql'ESTMa.v. KweiC-ouo. n. wun Itgali empiserd tu 
 
 mate kwe?t or sertea m.iterx, ai a <;unj-wardea. 
 QuESTOK. Kwest-or, a. an ot'lsor amdg dt Ro- 
 
 maoL, hiA hrtd it Quoajmeat or de publik tr«3qr. 
 QvESTORSHiP. Kweit-or-jip, a. ofiJ or a kwestor. 
 QfESTL'ART. KwftJt-rq-a-ri, a. s(^dill5 or profit. 
 QuESTiARY, hLwest-JH-a-ri, n. won empltrd tu 
 
 kolekt profits. 
 Qi'iBBLE. Kwib-l, n. a sl^t karil: a stqrt or torn 
 
 f r-nu is p«rnt in kweatjon: an era3on: a koofctr 
 
 a jirt 'jv pun. 
 Quibble. Kwib-L. c. i. tu erad dt p«Tnt in twest- 
 
 r>>D bi sum pla apon wurdi: tu karih tu pan. 
 Qcibbler. Kwib-ler, n. wua ha> kwiblx:a punster. 
 Quibblixo. Kwib-lLg. a. a plaig upon wardi: a 
 
 kavil. 
 Quick. Kwik, a. nurig: lirig: »ljr: pregnant: — 
 
 swift: nimbi: $pedi: aktir; spr;cii; ledi; brisk: 
 
 promt; ekspedijuj. 
 Quick. Kwik, aJi. nimbli: spcdili; redili; kwikli. 
 Quick, Kwik, n. lirig plants, ai in a hej; de Ur- 
 
 ip tlej: dt sensibl p«;rts or de bodi. 
 QuiCKES, Kwik-n, r. (. tu mak alir;— tu basn: 
 
 tu Kk<elerat: tu di5pdq: tu jqrpn: tu ekstt. 
 QuicKEV, Rwik-n, r. t. tu bf kdm aljr: tu be in 
 
 dai Stat or pregnansi in hwi^ dt <^ld girs indi- 
 
 ka/oox or lit:— tu iDAr wid aktiriti. [nt. 
 
 QuiCKE.vEK. Kwik-n-er, a. be er dat hwi^ kwik- 
 QuicKETED. Kwik-{d, a. harig Jqrp sjc. 
 Quicks ATCU. Kwik-ba^a. a nam ur de wulreren. 
 QtiCKLiMK. Kwik-Iim, a. frej-bnmt Ljm: Ijm un- 
 
 kwea^C; [>qr ke-'tik lim. 
 QuiCKLT, Kwik-li, M^. aiA; spedili: wid^t dela. 
 QuiCKMATCH, Kwik-ma^ a. o ma<j rqtd b( qriil- 
 
 en mea. ['^d: seleriti. 
 
 Quickness. K«ik-n«s a. de kwotiti or beig kwik: 
 QcicKSA.ND, Kwik-sand, m. mnrig sand; ansolid 
 
 grsoi. 
 QricK.^CEVTED, Kwik-s*nt-ed, a. barig krn wnt. 
 Quickset. Kwik-set, t. t, tu plant wid lirip 
 
 ]>\.ia'f. 
 Ql'K'Kslt. Kwik-set. m, a iirig plant set tu gro. 
 
 ai t httitra.— Knikttt ktj, a bej fonnd or Iirig 
 
 T ' I'lt- '^r Jrubi. [plants. 
 
 Quickset. Kwik-Mt. a. koaip6ad or Iirig er jay 
 QuiCKs;GHTED, Kwik-s{t-ed. a. barig /qq» qt. 
 
 QuiCKSiGHT£i>.\rss, Kwik-sit-ai-aM^ a. 
 
 QuiCKsiLTEK. Kwik-sil-ver, a. a Wr^ fl^id aai- 
 
 al: luerkqri. 
 QuicK-MLrKKKD, Kwik-sil-rerd, a. onclad wid 
 
 kw.k^ilrer. 
 QuiCKViTTED. Kwik-wit-«d. a. barig redl wic 
 Qiip. Kw: !.; rt. sumtig <;qd: a kad. 
 
 . ai, a. 1 /..] iFr^n<k Imw} tmm- 
 .x — ^ri^id tu deoul an 
 
 Qutomtk', tk.wid-i-ti. ■. eseos: dat bwi^ ix a 
 
 pntper a^ier :u de kwestjon, \ <^id <*tr) ^SLmtA 
 
 It it, i de eaens or a Hg inkw^rd aiti^r; a tr)fli( 
 
 ni<«ti: a karil: — a skola^iik term. 
 Qi IDDLK. Kwid-l, r. I. tu be biii abit trifU; ta 
 
 pidl. [Kolakwial, Y. S.] 
 QciODLK. Kwkd-l, t a. wua ha biiii bimsaif 
 QuiDOLEJt, Kwid-ter, i abit txjfli. [KoiAkwial, 
 
 V. ».] 
 QiiD-NU.vc. Kir-M-rapk. a. [L.] kt*>4 msf wan 
 
 ba> ix kv "" • a^" er SHwot 
 
 nqi:" a . .3 kont«mt. 
 
 Quid fro v.. .. -^ _ ^ - ^ - . kteU/arkmict; 
 
 i^Lamf «umtig tor ^^amiiwot. — de S^*^ or voii 
 
 tig or raljru in retdra fer andier tig. 
 Quiescence. Kw}-es-«its, a. rest; rrfWa; kw^et. 
 QuiESCCvT, Kw^-^-eat, a. riKtig; beig at rest; 
 
 Qvt ukAvig: sclent: kwiet. 
 Quiet. Kw{-ei, a. stil: fre from distdrfaaa^ pc*- 
 
 abl: k'^m: sclent: snvoi: not rofld. 
 Quiet. Kwi-ec. a. r«>t; repot; tu kqm; kqiaaes; 
 
 triakwiliii: pes; stiLnes. 
 Quiet, Kw^-et. r. t. tu kqm: tu lol; tu pasiQ; 
 
 tu put tu rest: tu stil: tu satisfy. ^ets. 
 
 Quieter. Kwj-et-er. a. de per»>n ^r fig dat kwj- 
 QuiETisn. Kw^-ei-ix-m. a. de rtlijos rqi or die 
 
 KiCj^tul*^ bA mak rtlijon konsist ^cfli in dcrst 
 
 kontem(.4t"f'>n. 
 QuiETiST. ■; ' "-.. wun h>» lun kwjet. — a 
 
 belf ror . rent tu. Kwietiim. 
 
 QlIetly, rv , .:. in a kwjet maner. kqmli; 
 
 at res:. ^stilnes. 
 
 Quiet.sess. Kwi-«t-nes, a. de scat or bcig kw^et; 
 Quietude, Kwi-c-ti^d, a. rest; rrpux; tiaokwditi; 
 
 kw(e:. 
 Quietus, Kwi-e-tos, a. [_L.\ \Eng. Ittte} a Qaal 
 
 disi;virj: k'>mpUt akwitans. 
 Quill, Kwil. a. dt Iqrj, str<>g feder or de wig or 
 
 a goxi or aier fisl: a ^«u: ic iastix&ment or r{t- 
 
 ig: — dat bwi^ rtxembU a kail, a< de dqrt er 
 
 prik or a perki^pin, er de red on bwi^ wcrm 
 
 wind d4r tredi: — <ie iastn&ment wid bwiq ai^si- 
 
 jaai strjk d^r strigx. 
 Quill, Kwil. r. t. tu plat: tu ferm in plats er 
 
 faldi. l(k kwitx. 
 QUIU.ET. Kwd-et, a. sabtilti; njseti; a S{eoti£ik 
 
 kwibl: p.'ti kant: kwodlibet. 
 Quilt. Kwilt. a. a kuver er knrerietaad bjiti^ 
 
 ig wua klA over andier. wid som soft sabstaas 
 
 b«cwca dem. 
 Quilt, Kwllt, r. t. tu sti^ wun klot apooaadder 
 
 wii samtig soft betwen dem. 
 Quilter. Kwilt-er, a. wun IvD kwilts. 
 Quilting. Kwilt-ig, a. de akt or kwiltig; dt 
 
 suasians kwiltcd. 
 Quixart. Kwi-na-ri, a. kottsistig or fjr. 
 Qui.VATE. Kwj-nat, a. {B-t.} komb]Dd or fira. 
 Quince. Kwins, a. a fnbt-trc: de fnbt or dt tre. 
 QuiNCE-PiK. Kwins-p{. a. a pi mad or kwioses. 
 QuiXCUNX. Kwig-kufi- ,'. Kwin-kujj- 
 
 scx, \£i<;.> Kwig-k.. oJer er araig- 
 
 ment or ^r; a pekq. / .; or eni tig ia 
 
 njx, ax trti. so dat de .;r:;^i .n wun ro qr not 
 
 opiAxit tu doi or dt nder, but opiMtt tu ds ia- 
 
 terrali beiwta dem.
 
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 QuiNDECAGON, Kwin-dek-a-gon, n. a plan figynr, 
 
 wid fifCEn aijglz and fiftsn sjdz. 
 QuiNDECEMViE, Kwin-de-sein-vir, /*. [L.] pi. 
 
 Kwin-de-sem-vi-rj, wun ov a bodi ov 15 majis- 
 
 trats hiB prezided over Rojinan sakrifisez. 
 QuiMA, Kwia-i-a, or Kwj-na, n. {Med.) a vej- 
 
 etabl alkali, obtand from {cinchona,) er {cincho- 
 na cordifolia,) PeriDvian er yelo bqrk, muq yii,zd 
 
 in mediiin; kuld elso {quinine.) Se {(^uini/ie.) 
 Quinine, Kwi-njn, er Kwj-nin, u. {Med.) an al- 
 
 kalja substans prep^rd from sinkona er yelo 
 
 bqrk, muq yi^zd in medisin az a tonik and feb- 
 
 rifiij. Se {Quinia.) 
 QuiNQUAGESiMA, Kwin-kwa-jes-i-ma, n. [L.] fif- 
 
 ti. — Kwinkwajesima Sunda, hwiq iz ds sevnt 
 
 Sunda, and ahst de fiftiet da, befor 8ster; Srov 
 
 Sunda. 
 QoiNQUANGULAR, Kwin-kwag-gti,-lar, a. havig 
 
 fiv agglz er kornerz. 
 QuiNQUARTiCLLAR, Kwin-kwor-tik-yq,-lar, a. 
 
 konsistig ov f jv qrtiklz. 
 QuiNQUECAPSULAR, Kwiu-kwE-kap-sti-lar, a. 
 
 {But.) havig fiv kapsqlz. 
 QuiNQUEDENTATE, Kwin-kws-den-tat, j 
 
 QuiNQUEDENTATED, Kwin-kw8-den-tat-ed, i 
 
 {But.) havig fjv tst er iudentajonz. 
 QuiNQUEFARious, Kwin-kwE-fa-ri-us, a. opnig 
 
 intu fjv pqrts. 
 QuiNQUEFiD, Kwin-kwe-fid, a. divjded intu fjv. 
 QuiNQUEFOLiATED, Kwin-kws-fo-li-at-ed, a. 
 
 havig fjv Ievz. [ig fjv lobz. 
 
 QuiNQUELOBED, Kwin-kwE-lobd, a. {Jiot.) hav- 
 QuiNQLELOCULAR, Kwin-kwe-16k-yq,-lar, a. 
 
 {Bot.) havig fjv selz. 
 Quinquennial, Kwin-kwen-i-al, a. embrasig, er 
 
 lastig, fjv ysrz; hapnig wuns in fjv yerz. 
 Quinquennium, Kwin-kwen-i-um, n. At spas ov 
 
 ♦"jv yErz. 
 Quinquepartite, Kwin-kwep-ar-tjt, a. {Bot.) 
 
 divjded intu fjv pqrts. 
 Qdinquereme, Kwin-kwe-rem, n. a gali havig 
 
 fjv .sets er bagks ov orz. 
 QuiNQUESYLLABLE, Kwin-kws-sil-a-bl, w. a wurd 
 
 ov ijv silablz. [fjv valvz. 
 
 Quinquevalve, Kwin-kwE-valv, n. a Jel havig 
 QuiNQUEVALVULAE, Kwin-kw£-val-vq,-]ar, a. 
 
 havig fjv valvz. 
 QuiNQUEViR, Kwin-kwe-vir, n. [£.] pi. Kwin- 
 
 kwev-i-rj; wun ov de bord ov fjv komijonerz er 
 
 majistrats in Rom. 
 Quinquina, Kwin-kwj-na, n. a nam ov Percovian 
 
 bqrk or sinkona. 
 Quinsy, Kwin-zi, n. korupted from {Squi>iancy.) 
 
 {Med.) inflamajon ov de tonsilz; iof lamatori sor 
 
 trot. 
 Quint, Kwint, n. a set ov fjv. 
 Quintain, Kwin-tan, n. a post:— an anjent pastjm, 
 
 in hwiq a post woz srekted, wid a kros-pss turn- 
 
 ig upon a pivot on de top ov it, tu wun end ov 
 
 hwiq a sand-b;ig woz suspended, and at dE uder 
 
 a bord woz fikst. Se pla konsisted in rjdig er 
 
 tiltig agenst de bord wid a lans, and pasig, 
 
 wid^i beig struk behjnd bj de sand-bag. 
 Quintal, Kwin-tal, n. a hundred wat; skwal tu 
 
 112 p-sndz; — ritn olso {kentle.) 
 Quintan, Kwin-tan, n. a f ift da fEver er agq,. 
 Quintessence, Kwin-tes-ens, n. a fift bsig;— an 
 
 ckstrakt from eni tig, kontanig el its vertyqz in 
 
 a smol kwontiti; esens; tigkty^r. 
 Quintessential, Kwin-tes-en-Jal, a. konsistig 
 
 ov kwintesens. 
 Quintile, Kwin-til, n. {Astron.) de aspekt ov 
 
 planets hwen distant from eq uaer de fift ov a 
 
 serkl. 
 Quintillion, Kwin-til-yon, n. de fift p-ser ov a 
 
 milyon. 
 
 Quintine, Kwin-tin, u. {Bot.) de inermost in- 
 tegyqmant ov de qvii,1. 
 
 QuiNT-ROON, Kwint-rion, n. de ofsprig ova hwjt 
 man bj a muatifini, or a wumau hiD haz wuu 
 sikstEiit pqrt ov negro blud. 
 
 Quintuple, Kwin-tn,-pl, a. fjvfold. 
 
 Quintupled, Kwin-ti^-pld, a. inkrest fjvfold. 
 
 QuiNZAiNE, Kwin-zao, n. de 14t da after a fest- 
 da, er de 156, if de da ov de fest iz inkhi,ded. 
 
 Quip, Kwip,* n. a Jqrp jest; a tqnt; a sqrkazm. 
 
 Quip, Kwip,t v. i. tu skof. 
 
 QuiPO, Ke-po, n., pi. Ke poz, [S/).'\ kerdz havig 
 varius kulorz and nots, yn,zd bj de anjent Perfltt- 
 vianz for rekordz and aii'suts. 
 
 Quire, Kwjr, n. a bundl ov paper kontanig 24 
 Jets. 
 
 Quire, Kwjr, v. i. tu sig az in a kwjr. 
 
 QuiRiSTER, J£wir-is-ter,* n. korister. Se {Oh/r- 
 ider.) 
 
 Quirk, Kwerk, n. kwik strok; smqrt tqnt; — a sljfc 
 konset; fljt ov fansi; subtiliti; a kwibl; njseti; 
 qrtful distigkjon; — a IcDs, Ijt tip. — {Arch.) a 
 pes ov griind takn Tsi ov eni regyi],lar gr'snd- 
 plot er flor. — Kwerk moldi/), a moldig hwiq iz 
 inkiest bj an adijonal turn er twist. 
 
 QuiRKiSH, Kwerk-iJ, a. konsistig ov kwerks; subtil; 
 qrtful. 
 
 Quit, Kwit, v. t. tu lev; tu religkwij; tu giv up; 
 tu TEZjn; tu forsak; tu Iev at liberti; tu fre 
 from obligajon; tu disqqrj; — tu be evn wid. 
 
 Quit, Kwit, a. fre; kler; disq^rjd. 
 
 QuiTAM, Kwj-tam, a. [L.] {Law) a term apljd 
 tu pEnal akjonz bret bj komoa infermerz. 
 
 QuiTCHGRASS, Kwiq-gras, n. dog-gras; kwik-gras. 
 
 Quitclaim, Kwit-klam, n. {Law) de reles er 
 akwitig ov a man fer eni akjon hwiq de releser 
 haz, er ma hav, agenst him; — a reles ov klam bj 
 ded. [bj kwitklam. 
 
 Quitclaim, Kwit-klam, v. t. tu reles er yeld up 
 
 Quite, Kwjt, ad. kompletli; perfektli; totali; 
 tiiroli. 
 
 Quitrent, Kwit-rent, n. {Law) a rent pad bj de 
 tenant ov a frehold, bj hwiq he iz disqqrjd from 
 eni uder rent. 
 
 Quits, Kwits, inter, an eksklamajon impljig dat 
 klamz qr setld, and pqrtiz qr evn. 
 
 Quittable, Kwit-a-bl, a. dat ma be left er re- 
 ligkwijt. 
 
 Quittance, Kwit-ans, n. a disqqrj from a det er 
 obligajon; an akwitans; rekompens; return; re- 
 pament. 
 
 Quitter, Kwit-er, n. wun h(t) kwits. — {Med.) 
 disqqrj from a wdond;— an ulser fermd in a horsez 
 fut betwen de h^r and de hcof. Se {Quitter- 
 lone^ 
 
 Quitterbone, Kwit-er-bon, n. a hqrd, risnd swel- 
 ig upon de koronet, betwen a hersez helz and 
 de kworter. 
 
 Quiver, Kwiv-er, n. a. kas er Jet fer aroz. 
 
 Quiver, Kwiv-er, v. i. tu kwak; tu kwaver; ta 
 Jivor; tu Juder. 
 
 Quivered, Kwiv-erd, a. furnijt wid a kwivcr. 
 
 Quivering, Kwiv-er-ig, n. de akt ov Jakig; a 
 tremyqlus mojon. 
 
 Qui VIVE, Ke vev, [Fr.'] ^ho) goz dq,r.— Ee krj ov 
 a sentinel. — "He iz on de ke vev," dat iz on de 
 alert. 
 
 Quixotic, Kwiks-6t-ik, a. Ijk Don Kwiksot; ab- 
 surd; ekstravagant. 
 
 Quixotism, Kwiks-ot-iz-m, n. romantik and ab- 
 surd nojonz er akjonz, Ijk doz ov Don Kwiksot, 
 de selebrated hero ov Servantez. 
 
 Quiz, Kwiz,J n. an impozijon; a hoks; sumtig 
 tu puzl;— an od felo. 
 
 Quiz, Kwiz, v. t. tu hoks; tu pla a trik apon; 
 tu puzl.
 
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 QuizzER, Kwiz-er, a. wun ha> kwizoz. 
 Quizzical, Kwiz-i-kal,+ a. rt-latio tutor kontanig 
 
 u kwiz or hcjks; fqr.sikal. _ [kwizij). 
 
 Quizzing, Kwiz-iy, />/'. a. itn]>aii\j upon; tiled for 
 Quizzing GLASS, Kwiz-ifl-glas,^ n. a sinol j-glas. 
 Quoad hoc, Kwu-ad hok, [L.j {Law) az tu dis; 
 
 uz Iqr az dis; — yii,zd in pkdigz tu signifj dat, 
 
 az tu de t'\\\ nauid, de lo iz su and so. 
 Quo animo, Kwu an-i-uiu, [L.] wid liwot mind; 
 
 — wid hwot intenjon; wid hwot lucnig. 
 QuoiF, Kwfff, fi. [/v.] a kap for de hed; kerf. 
 
 Se iO,if'.} [dres. 
 
 QuoiF, Kwfff, V. t. tu kap; tu drcs wid a hed- 
 QuOiN, Kwern, ur Kefn, n. korner; a wej yqzd bj 
 
 printcrz, &s. — {Arch.) a. korner or ajjgl uv a 
 
 bildifl.— ( 6-'i//J«€/7/) a lOiS wej plast beld) de breq 
 
 ov a kanon tu adjust its ekvajon. 
 Quoit, Kwffl, n. suintip, az a flat jurn rijj, er a 
 
 fiat ston, tu be piqt from a distans tu a serten 
 
 pernt, az a trjal ov deksteriti; — pi. a gam wid 
 
 kwfftd. 
 Quoit, Kwerts, v. i. tu trukwffts; tu pla at kwerts. 
 Quoits, Kwerts, n. pi. a gam in bwicj kwerts qr 
 
 trun. 
 Quo JURE, Kwoji'i-re, [L.] bj hwot rjt. 
 Quondam, Kw6n-dam, a. [Z.J havip bin for- 
 
 mcrli. 
 Quorum, Kwu-rum, n. [£.] {Law) a benq ov jus- 
 
 tisez; — suq a number ov an asembli, komitE, or 
 
 uder bodi ov mon, az iz sufijent tu transAkt 
 bizues, and giv validiti tu di^r akts. 
 
 Quota, Kwu-tn, n. a j^r. dat ]>qrt hwiq cq mem- 
 ber ov a sosJEti or komqniii haz tu kontribyqt 
 or TEsev, in makiu up or divjdio a s^rlen sum. 
 
 Quotable. Kwut-a-bl, a. dat ma bE kwoted. 
 
 Quotation, Kwa-ta/.m, n. de akt ov kwotip; a 
 jiasaj kwotfd; dat liwiq iz kwoted; sjtajon;— de 
 prjs ov meryaiidjz, az stated in a prjs-kurent. 
 
 Quotationist, Kwu)-ta-Jon-ist, n. wun hO) maks 
 kwutajonz. [andder. 
 
 Quotk, Kwiot, V. t. tu sjtor adi\,3 in d£ wurdz ov 
 
 QUOTER, Kwiot-er, n. wun hiD kwQts; a sjter. 
 
 Quoth, Kwot, or Kwut, i-. i. drfiktir; .sed.— It 
 iz yqzd onii in dE imperfekt tens, and in de 
 for.-t and terd personz; az, "kwot j," sed j; "kwot 
 hr," sed He. * [da. 
 
 Quotidian, Kwo-tid-i-an, a. dali; hapnij everi 
 
 Quotidian, Kwo-tid-i-an, n. a kwotidian fEver; 
 a fever hwic; rEtiirnz everi da; — eni tig dat rc- 
 turnz everi da. 
 
 Quotient, Kwo-Jcnt, n. At rEziilt ov divijon, or 
 At number rEzuitiy from dE divijon ov wun 
 number bj aniider. 
 
 Quo warranto, Kwo w6r-an-to, [L.} bj hwot 
 worant or otoriti. — {Law) a rit agenst wun hott 
 klamz or yqziirps an ofis, francjiz, er liberti, tu 
 inkwjr bj hwot otoriti he sup(J)rt3 hiz klam, in 
 order tu determin d£ rjt. 
 
 E. 
 
 Er, haz t<D STsndz, namli, At wel-non tril wid 
 , hwiq de wurd rur komensez, and a murmur 
 
 herd at de tvrminajon ov de sam wurd. Az an 
 
 abrEviaJon, K standz for {rex, (king,) royal, 
 
 rare.) 
 Rabbet, Rab-ct, v. i. tu p^r dun, az de ej ov 
 
 a bord, so az tu fesev de ej ov aniider; tu 
 
 yH,njt. [ov a bord. 
 
 Rabbet, Rab-et, »i. a jernt, kut, or griDv, in dE ej 
 Rabbi, Rab-j, or Rab-i, n. a IlEbroo term for dok- 
 
 tor or teqer; an cksp'snder ov de JiyJ lo, and ov 
 
 de Talmud. 
 Rabbin, Rab-in, n. de sam az rabi. 
 Rabbinic, Ra-bin-ik, a. relatijj tu dE rabjz or 
 
 rabinz; rabinikal. 
 Rabbinical, Ra-bin-i-kal, a. rElntip tu d£ rabjz 
 
 or nibinz, or tu d^r prinsinlz. [inz. 
 
 Rabbinism, Rab-in-iz-m, «. de doktrinz ov de rab- 
 Rabbinist, R.^b-in-ist, n. wun hoo adht'rz tu, or 
 
 iz verst in, de doktrinz ov dE rabinz, er dE Tal- 
 mud. 
 Rabbit, Rai)-it, ii. a «mol rodent kwodrooped, ov 
 
 df !i.'\r trjb, dat buroz in de grisud. 
 Rabiutry, R:ib-it-ri, ii. a plas for rabita. 
 Rabble, Rab-1, n. a tiimdltyqus kr'sd; an asem- 
 
 bli ov lo pepl; a mob; jjopyqias. 
 Rabble, Rib-1. r. {. tu spek in a konfi'izd mancr. 
 Rabdoloov, lUb-dol-o-ji. n. a kontrivans ov J. 
 
 Napsr tu fasilitat dE performans ov inultiplika- 
 
 Jon and divijon bj mens ov rodz;— kold olso i\a- 
 
 jtrn honz, or Naptrz nxii. 
 Rabid, Rab-id, a. fers; fr^rius; mad; rajip. 
 Rabidness, R:ib-id-ncs, n. frrsnei"; fi'iriusnes. 
 Raca, Ra-ka, n. a Siriak wurd, signifjij) v.initi 
 
 or r'i'li, and yqzd tu ekspres ekstrt'm konlemt; 
 
 a miskrsant. 
 Raccoon, Ra-kd>n, n. an Amerikan kw6dra>ped, 
 
 valyqd for its fur. 
 
 Race, Ras, n. a famili kolektivli; a familias^nd- 
 ii): Q famili dEsendij); ansestri; projeni; linsaj; 
 h'ss; a jenerajon; a partikyq^lar krEd; — a kon- 
 tcst in sped or runig; kors; pasaj; progres; tran; 
 — a kut or kanal alop hwiq weter iz konvad tu 
 a weter-hwel. 
 
 Race, Ras, v.i. tu run az in a ras: tu run swiftli. 
 
 Racecourse, Ras-kors, n. At gr'snd or paB on 
 hwi(j rasez qr run; — a kut or kors for woter. 
 
 Race-ground, Ras-gr-snd, n. grund apropriated 
 tu rasez. [de ras for prjzez. 
 
 Race-horse, Ras-hors, ». a hors bred tu run in 
 
 Racemation, l{as-E-ma-Jon, m. a kluster, Ijk dat 
 ov scraps; — de kultivajon ov de klusterz ov graps. 
 
 Raceme, Ra-S£'m, n. {Hit.) a form ov infloresens 
 in hwi(j de fl'xerz qr aranjd alojj an aksis, az in 
 de hjasint or kurant. 
 
 Racemed, Ra-semd, a. {Bot.) rasemos. 
 
 Racemic, l{a-sem-ik. a. {Chtm.) notijj an asid 
 f'snd, tugeder wid tartarik asid, in de tqrtar 
 obtand from serten vinyardz on de Rjn. 
 
 Racemiperous, Ras-e-mif-cr-us, a. b:\rinklusterz. 
 
 Racemose, Ras-e-m6s, a. groig er fl'serip in ra- 
 semz. [klusterz. 
 
 Racemous, RAs-E-mus, er Ra-SE-mus, a. groip in 
 
 Hackr, Kii>-er, n. wun boo rasez: a ras-hors. 
 
 Kachis. Ra-qis, n.{Ui(.) ds aksis ov infloresens; 
 a ))etiol ov a Uf. 
 
 Rachitis, Ra-kj-tis, ii. {Jftd.) dc riketa, a ditii 
 afektii) cildren. 
 
 Raciness, Rn-si-nes, n. de kwoliti ov bEijj rasi. 
 
 Rack, Rak, h. an enjin or instrcomcnt ov tortyi;r; 
 ekstri'in pan; egzakjon: — eni instrcDmcnt bj hwiq 
 ek.stcnjon iz perforind; a distaf; — a mojon or pas 
 ov Q hors. — {iXavt.) a fram ov timber on a Jips 
 bosprit; — a wudn grat or fram tu hold ha for 
 katl; Q grat on hwiq bnkn iz lad:— a t<Dtt hwtl er 
 bqr uv metal in majencri; a uck er krag ov moto.
 
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 Rack, Rak, v. t. tu terment: tia haras; tu haras 
 bj egzakjon: tu sknn: tia fors tia pertermans^ 
 tm sCreq: tu ekstend; tu defekat; tu dre of 
 from de lez; — tu mcov wid a kwik ambl, az u 
 hers. 
 Rackeb, Rak-er, n. wun hca raks; a roster. 
 Racket, Rak-et,:J: n. an iregyi^lar, klaterii) nerz;'Q 
 kontx|,zd tek:— de instrcomfiit er bat yn,zd at 
 tenis. 
 Racket, Rak-et, v. t. tu strik, az at de gam ov 
 raket: tu kuf: tia tos. ' Ifrolik. 
 
 Racket, Rak-et, { v. i. tu mak a raket er nerz; tu 
 Rackets, Rak-ets, n. pi. sno-Jajz;— sumtjmz scd 
 
 kold in de Nordern Stats ov Amerika. 
 Rackety, Rak-et-i,:]; a. makii) a nerz; nerzi. 
 Racking, Rak-iij, n. de yt^s ov de rak; tortyr\,r: 
 
 proses ov streqaj or ov defekatii). 
 Rack-rent, Rak-rent, n. anyi^^al rent razd tu 
 
 de utermost. 
 Ract, Ra-si, a. haviij strog flavor, indikatig its 
 orijin; eksjtii) er stimyi],latir| tu de mental tast: 
 flavorus; tastig ov de strl; hj-S£znd. 
 r Raddle, Rad-1, v.t. tu twist tugeder. 
 Raj)dle, Rad-1, n. a log stik yi^zd in hejig. CI 
 
 radl hej iz a hej ov twisted twigz or biiz. 
 Radeau, Rq-do, n. [-fr.] a flot ov timber; a raft. 
 Radial, Ra-di-al, a. relatig tu a radius, a ra, 
 
 er a rod; Jootig Tit from a senter; havig raz. 
 Radiance, Ka-di-ans, \ n. spqrklig luster: gliter: 
 Radiancy. Ra-di-an-si, i efuljens. 
 Radiant, Ra-di-ant, a. disperst in raz or bj radi- 
 
 ajon; Jjnig; spqrklig; emitig raz. 
 Radiant, Ra-di-ant, n. a. strat Ijn prosjdig from 
 a givn pernt, er fikst pol, ab'sthvviq it iz kousevd 
 tu revolv. 
 Radiantly, Ra-di-ant-li, ad. wid gliter; wid 
 
 spqrklig luster. 
 Radiaey, Ra-di-a-ri, n. {ZjoI.) a wurm er ani- 
 mal havig a radiated form; de loesi organizd 
 beig ov de primari divigon ov de animal kig- 
 dom. 
 Radiate, Ra-di-at, v. t. tu send -st in raz az 
 frum a senter; tu iradiat; tu fil wid brjtnes. 
 Radiate, Ra-di-at, i'. i. tu emit raz; tu Jjn; tu 
 spqrkl 
 
 Radiolite, Ra-di-o-ljt, n. a fosil Jel, de inferior 
 valv ov hwic; iz in de Jap ov a reverst kon, de 
 sqperiiir valv konveks. 
 Radiometer, Ra-di-6m-e-ter, n. an instrcoment 
 
 fijr takig altitqdz. 
 Radish, Rad-iJ, n. a plant hoz rnot iz etn re. 
 Radius, Ra-di-us, ». \_L.] pi. Ra-di j, {Eng.) 
 Ra-Ui-us-ez; de semi-djameter ov a serkl;— a 
 
 spuk ov Q hwel:— de bon ov de fcarqrm, hwiq 
 
 akumpaniz de ulna from de elbo tu de rist. 
 Radix, Ra-diks, n. [Z.] pi. Ra-dj-sez; de roat; 
 
 de bas. 
 Raff, Raf, n. a konfqzd hep: a jumbl; refn,s; — a 
 
 lo ie.\Q.~Rif-raf,-\ de mob. 
 Raffle, Raf-1, n. a spejez ov gam er lotcri, in 
 
 hwiq meni stak a smel pqrt ov de valyq ov sum 
 
 siggi tig, for de qans ov ganig it bj kastig, er 
 
 uderwjz. 
 Raffle, Raf-I, v. i. tu trj de qans ov a rafl; tia 
 
 kast djs fer a prjz, fer hwiq everi wun laz disn 
 
 a stak. 
 Raft, Raft, n. a fram, er flat, fermd ov logz er 
 
 phigks fasnd tugeder, so az tu be konvad d-sn 
 
 a strem, er upon water. 
 Rafter, Ruf-ter, n. {Arch.) a slopig er inkljnd 
 
 pes ov timber in de sjd ov a rcof. 
 Rafter, Rdf-ter, v. t. tu farm intu rafterz; — tu 
 
 pi's up wun hqf ov de land, bj turnig de gra.'? 
 
 sjd ov de pl'sd f uro on de land dat iz left unpl^d. 
 Raftered, Rdf-terd, a. bilt wid rafterz. 
 Rag, Rag,' n. a pes ov klot torn from de rest; a 
 
 later; a fragment: — a ston dat braks intu raged 
 
 er jaged pesez. [felo; a blagqrd. 
 
 Ragamuffin, Rag-a-mdf-in,J n. a peltri, men 
 Rag-bolt, Rag-bolt, n. an jurn pin ful ov bqrbz 
 
 er jagz. 
 Rage, Raj, n. vjolent agger; vehement fti,ri; koler; 
 
 vehemens ov eni tig panful; vjolent dezjr; eger- 
 
 nes; vehemens ov mjnd. 
 Rage, Raj, i'. i. tu be fqrius; tu be beted wid 
 
 eksesiv agger; tu ravaj; tu akt wid misqivus er 
 
 destrtiktiv impetyi|,ositi. 
 Ragged, Rag-ed, a. rent intu taterz; tatord; 
 
 drcst in ragz; torn: unevn; ruged; not smcod. 
 Raggedly, Rag-ed-li, ad. in a raged kondijon. 
 
 Radiate, Ra-di-at, a. {Bot.) radiated; havig Raggedness, Rag-ed-nes, n. de stat ov beig rag- 
 florets set r'snd in de ferm nv a radiant stqr. 
 Radiated, Ra-di-at-ed, a. adernd wid raz. 
 Radiation, Ra-di-a-Jon. n. de akt ov radiatig; 
 
 bemi luster; emijon ov raz. 
 Radiator, Ra-di-a-tor, «. he er dat hwiq radi- 
 
 ats; a bodi er substans from hwiq raz emanat er 
 
 radiat. 
 Radical, Rad-i-kal, a. dat regqrdz de rcbt, orijin, 
 
 er ferst prinsiplz; nativ; furdamental; primitiv: 
 
 orijinal: servig tu orijinat. — {Ahjeha) Radikal 
 
 spi, a simbul notig de ekstrakjon ov a rojt. 
 Radical, Rad-i-kal, n. an iidvokat fer radikal 
 
 reform in guvernment; a politikal reformer er 
 
 ajitator. — {C'kem.'} de bas, az apljd tu asidz; az, 
 
 sulfur iz de radikal ov sulfqrik asid. 
 Radicalism, Rad-i-kal-iz-m, n. de prinsiplz ov 
 
 radikalz. [primitivli. 
 
 Radically, Rad-i-kal-i, ad. in a radikal mauer; 
 Radicalness, Rad-i-kal-ues, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 radikal. [from de stem. 
 
 Radicant, Rad-i-kant, a. {Sot.) prodt^sig refits 
 Radicate, Rad-i-kat, v. t. tu rcct; tu plant 
 
 depli. 
 Radicate, Rad-i-kat,'*, a. depli infikst. 
 Radication, Rad-i-ka-Jon, n. deaktov takig rcbt. 
 Radicle, Rad-i-kl, n. a litl rtot; dat pqrt ov de 
 
 sed ov a plant hwiq bekumz a root; de fjbrus 
 
 pqrt ov a rmt. 
 Radicule, Rad-i-kql, n. {Bat.) dat end ov de 
 
 embrio hwiq iz opozit tu de kotiledonz. 
 
 ed; unevunes. 
 
 Raggy, Rag-i, n. an 8st Indian plant. 
 
 Raging, Raj-ig, n. vjolens; impetyqositi. 
 
 FIagingly, Raj-ig-li, at/, wid vehement fqri. 
 
 Ragman, Rag-man, n. wun hco delz in ragz. 
 
 Ragout, Rq-gif>, n. [/'/.] a hjli seznd dij er food. 
 
 Ragstone, Rag-ston, n. a dqrk-gra, silijus sand- 
 ston, hwiq haz a ruf er unevn traktyqr. 
 
 Rag -'WHEEL, Rag-hwcl, n. a hwel furnijt wid 
 kogz er pinz. [eral spejez. 
 
 Ragwort, Rag-wurt, n. an anyqal plant ov sev- 
 
 R.\IL, Ral, n. a bqr ov wud er jurn ekstendig 
 from wun uprjt post tu antider; — de horizontal 
 pqrt in a pes ov framig er panelig; — an akwatik 
 berd; de weter-ral. , -, ^ [Ijn. 
 
 Rail, Ral, i'. t. tu enkloz wid ralz: tuTanj in a 
 
 Rail, Ral, v. i. tu yqz insolent and reproqtul 
 laggwaj: tu utcr reproqez. 
 
 Railer, Ral-er, n. wun hcD ralz: wun hot) reproqez. 
 
 Railing, Ral-ig, n. insolent and reproqful lag- 
 gwaj; — a seriez ov ralz; ralz hwiq enkloz a plas; 
 az, an jurn raliij. 
 
 Railingly, Ral-ig-li, ad. skofigli; Ijk u skofer. 
 
 Raillery, Ral-er-i, n. sljt satjr; satirikal meri- 
 ment: banter; gud-yqmord jroni. 
 
 Railroad, Ral-rod, n. a rod mad nerli level, and 
 konstrdkted ov traks ov jurn, keld ralz, on hwiq 
 de hwelz ov karijez rol, and tu hwiq da qr kon- 
 fjnd bj lojez er flanjez, razd eder on de ral er on 
 de tir ov de hwelz; a rahva.
 
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 Railwat, Ral-wa, n. At sam az ralrod; — ralwa 
 vi de luujr koinun term in Ipgland; and ralrod 
 ii '1f luur komon in de Yniiited Stats. 
 
 Raiment, Ka-ment, n. vestynr; vestment; Arts. 
 
 Rain, Kan, c. i. tu fel in drups from de kl'sdz; 
 ta tVil az ran. 
 
 Rain, lian, v. t. tu por d'sn az ran. 
 
 Rai.v, Ran, n. de woter er marstyi|r dat folz in 
 dmpi from de klTsdz; eni J'ser or fol ov water 
 frum de kludz. 
 
 Rainbeat, Ran-bet, a. injq,rd bj ran. 
 
 Rainbow, Ran-ba, n. a bo or qrq fermd bj de 
 reflykjon and refrakjon ov de raz ov Ijt t'rom 
 drops ov woter or vajwr, egzistij) in dat pqrt ov 
 At hevnz hwiq iz 6[iuzit de sun. 
 
 Raixdker, Ran-der, n. Se {Reindeer.'} 
 
 Raingcaoe, Ran-gaj, n. an inslroiment for m^;;- 
 qrig de kwontiti ov ran dat folz; a pluvi- 
 ometer. (jKeri. 
 
 Rai.niness, Ran-i-nes, ». de stat ov beip rani^er 
 
 Rai.v-watee, Ran-wo-ter, n. woter hwiq folz in 
 ran frum de kl'sdz. ' 
 
 Rainy, Ran-i, a. ab-sndig in ran; J'seri; wet. 
 
 Raise, Raz, i'. /. tu lift; tu set uprjt; tu er^kt: 
 tu bild up; tu cgzolt; tu elevat; tu amplifj: 
 tu enlf'irj; tu inkres in kurent valj't]^; tu hjln; 
 tu advtius; tu promut; tu prefer; tu eksjt; tu 
 put in akjon; tu eksjt tu wur er ti],mult; tu 
 8ter up; tu agravat; tu giv beginig ov iraper- 
 tans tu; az, he razd At famili; tu brig intu 
 beig; tu kol intu vq from At stat Ar separat 
 spirits; tu brig from det tu Ijf; tu oKajon: tu 
 begin; tu set up; tu uter l^dli; tu kolekt: tu 
 obtan a serten sum; tu asembi; tu Icvi; tu giv 
 rjs tu; — tu mak Ijt or spunji, az dta or past; — tu 
 proki^r tu be bred or propagated; az, he razd 
 Jep; — tu koz tu gria; tu gro; az, he razd hwet. 
 Tu, raz a spirit, tu kol it intu vi^. 7V< raz a 
 srj, tu relii)kwij a sej. In At S^dern Stats, 
 tu raz iz ynzd in de sens ov tu brig up; &t, de 
 plas in hwiq he woz razd. 
 
 Raiser, Raz-er, ri. wun h<D razez; — a bord set on 
 ej under At forsid ov a step, a stqr,^s. 
 
 Raisin, Ra-zin, n. a drjd grap. ^ [up. 
 
 Raising, Raz-ig, n. an egzoltig; de akt ov lit'tig 
 
 Rajah, Rq-ja, or Ra-ja, n. a Hindoo nativ prins 
 or qef . 
 
 Rajpoot, Rqj-p<f)t, n. {India) a person belogig 
 tu de militari order. 
 
 RAKBi Rak, n. an instrdttment wid tet and a handl, 
 yq,ld in hamakig and in gqrJenig;— a loo and 
 disolut man; a deboje; wun devoted tu vijus 
 plejqr.— (iVaui.) de inklinajon ov a mast from 
 At i)erpendik3rq,lar. 
 
 Rake, Rak, i'. t. tu gader wid a rak; tu kler wid 
 a rak; tu dro er hep tugeder: — tu sk'sr; tu serq 
 wid xger and vehement dilijens;— tu pas swiftli 
 and f julonlli over.— (3'au<.) tu f jr intu de bed 
 er iti;rn uv a Jip in de direkjon ov her legt, or 
 al'M; hat deks. Tu rak up, tu kuver wid ajez, 
 
 :iz .ti- fi. • 
 
 Rakk. Itaf; r. 1. tu j^sa rak; tu ser^; tu grop; 
 tu [■■1^ wid vjulens; tu pla de pqrt ov a rak. — 
 (yitiit.) tu inkljn, az a mast, stem, er sternpost. 
 
 Rakehell, l{<ik-hil,+ n. a dis^lqt jierson; a rak. 
 
 Rakehkll. Rak-hel,* .j. bas;wjld;'»tkast; wurtles. 
 
 Rakehelly, Rak-hel-i,* a. wjld; disulqt. 
 
 Raker. Ktik-er, n. wun hoo raks. 
 
 Rakeshame, R^k-Jam,* n. a bas, raskali ftlo. 
 
 RaKINU. Kak-ig, n. At akl ov wun hco raks;— a 
 kununadig; — disolqtnes. — {Ari:h.y a substans 
 plast on a surfas at an ir^gyqlar aggl. 
 
 Rakish. Rak-iJ, a. Ims; Iqd; disolqt. 
 
 Rakishness, Rak-iJ-nes, n. disolqtncs; Iqdnes. 
 
 Ralliance, R.il-i-ans, n. de akt ov raJiig; rali. 
 
 Raxlieb, lial-i-er, n. wun ba> r&liz. 
 
 Rally, Ral-i, r. t. tu put disorderd er disp^rst 
 
 forsez intu order; tu rekuver: — tu tret wid 
 
 raleri, jroni, er satjr; tu banter; tu jok. 
 Rally, lial-i, v. i. tu kum tugeder in a huri; tu 
 
 kum agen intu order; — tu rekdver strcgt er 
 
 vigor; — tu eksersjz satirikal meriment. 
 Rally, Ral-i, n. de akt ov rekuverig erder; — de 
 
 akt ov rekuverig stregt; — eksersjz ov fljt satjr; 
 
 banter; a jok; a jest. 
 Rau, Ram, n. a mal Jep; — de vernal sjn Qriez; — 
 
 a worljk enjin; a baterig-ram; — a hjdrolik enjin; 
 
 a woter-ram. 
 Ram, Ram, v. t. tu drjv bj vjolens, az wid a bat- 
 erig-ram: — tu puj in or lil sumtig, az a gun; 
 
 tu pres er fors in; tu drjv or fors dun. 
 Ramadan, R;im-a-dan, n. At nam givn tu de 
 
 grat fast, er lent, ov At Mabometanz. 
 Ramage, Ram-aj,* n. b'sz er branqez ov trez; 
 
 worblig az on b'sz. 
 Ramayana, liam-a-y^-na, n. At oldest ov de tj) 
 
 gral Sanskrit epik j>oemz, hwiq deskrjbz de Ijf 
 
 and akjonz ov de hero Rama and hiz wjf Sjta. 
 Ramble, Ram-bl, v. i. tu rov Xaah and ire^yqiar- 
 
 li: tu wonder. [ekskurjon. 
 
 Ramble, Ram-bl, n. a. wonderig; an iregyqlar 
 Rambler, Ram-bler, n. wun hot ramblz; a won- 
 
 derer. lekskurjon. 
 
 Rambling, Ram-blig, n. a wonderig? aP iregyqlar 
 Rambling, Ram-blig, pp. a. wonderig; rovig; 
 
 iregyqlar. [er. 
 
 Ramblixgly, Ram-blig-li, ad. in a ramblig man- 
 Ramentum, Ra-men-tum, n., pi. Ra-men-ta; 
 
 {Bot.y ^ft, raged, qaf.-ljk hqrz, groig upon de 
 
 petioi ov fernz; ramont. 
 Rameous, Ra-me-us, a. relatig tu a branq; ramus. 
 Ramikicatio.v, Ram-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. At akt ov 
 
 raraifjig or branqig; separajon intu branqez; a 
 
 branq. 
 Ramify, Ram-i-fj, v. t. tu separat intu branqcz; 
 
 tu branq. [branq. 
 
 Ramify, Ram-i-fj, v. i. tu Jffit intu branqez: tu 
 Ram-line, R:im-lin, «. a log Ijn, yqzd tu gan a 
 
 strat midl Ijn on a mast er a tre. 
 Rammer, R;un-er, n. he er dat hwiq ramz; an in- 
 
 stroiment wid hwiq eni tig iz drivn hqrd; a ram- 
 rod. 
 Rammish, Ram-iJ, a. Ijk a ram; — strog-sented. 
 Kammy, Ram-i, a. rezemblig a ram: ramij. 
 Ramose, Ka-mos, a. ful ov branqez; ramus. 
 Ramous, Ra-mus, a. branqi; branqt; konsistig ov 
 
 branqez: ram(f)s. 
 Ramp, Ramp, c. i. tu kljm az a plant; tu lep wid 
 
 vjulens; tu sport; tu pla; tu romp. 
 Ramp, Ramp, n. a lep: sprig: a romp. — {Arch.) a. 
 
 konkav bend er slop in At kap er uper member 
 
 ov eni pes ov wdrkmanjip. 
 Rampalliax, Ram-pal-yan,* n. a men req. [ans. 
 Rampaxcy, Ram-pan-si, n. prevalens; egzyqber- 
 Rampant, Ram-pant, a. egzyqberant; overgroig 
 
 rr-lrant: rcb'sndig; cgzriltin. [er. 
 
 Rampantly, Ram-p;int-li, aa. in a rampant man- 
 Rampaet, Ram-part, n. At wol hwiq surindz a 
 fortiljd plas; a m'snd; a platform behjnd a para- 
 pet:— de vffd spas betwen de wolz ov de siti and 
 de nrrest hiszez. 
 Rampieb, Ram-per, ) , „ . . 
 
 Rampire. liam-pjr,* i "• ^^'^ " (Hampart.) 
 Rampion, Ram-pi-on, n. a krcpig, bjenial plant 
 
 wid an eskqlent not. 
 Ramrod, Ram-rod, n. At ramer ov a gun. 
 Ramson, liam-zon, n. a spejez ov gqrlik. 
 Ran, lian, i. from Run. 5e {Run.) 
 Rancescent, Ran-ses-ent, a. bekiimig ransid. 
 Ranch, Kamj,* v. t. tu spran; tu renq. 
 Rancid, lian-sid, a. havig a ragk smel: rai^k; 
 fetid; STsr: ofensiv.
 
 RAN 
 
 384 
 
 RAR 
 
 Rancidity, Ran-sid-i-ti, ) n. de stat ov beii) 
 Rancidness, Ran-sid-nes, ) ransid; a rai)k smel; 
 
 fstid sent. 
 Rancor, Rai)-kor, n. inveterat maligniti; malis; 
 
 stedfast implakabiliti; standi}) hat; virynlens; 
 
 hatred; enmiti. 
 Rascoeods, Rag-kor-us, a. fial ov ragkor; viryq,- 
 
 lent; malignant; malijus; spjtfial in de utmost 
 
 degrE. [lignantli. 
 
 Rancorously, Rag-kor-us-li, ad. wid ragkor; ma- 
 Rand, Rand,* n. a herder; Jred; pes kut -St. 
 Random, Ran-dom, n. an atemt wid-st direkjon; 
 
 wont ov direkjon; wont ov rool er metod; qans; 
 
 hazard. [direkjon. 
 
 Random, Ran-dom, a. dun bj gans; rovig wid-st 
 Rang, Rag, i. from Riij; rug. Se {liing.) 
 Range, Ranj, v. t. tia plas in order; tia set in roz 
 
 er ragks; tia aranj; — tu rov CDver. 
 Range, Ranj, v. i. tia rov at Iqrj; tia wonder; — tia 
 
 bs plast in order; tu Ij er stand in a partikyq,lar 
 
 direkjon. 
 Range, Ranj, n. a ragk; eni tig plast in a Ijn; — 
 
 Q step in Q lader; — a kiqen grat er kukig apara- 
 
 tus;— d hem betwEn tcD hersez in a koq; — a klas: 
 
 an order; — ekskurjon; wonderig; rcom for ekskur- 
 
 Jon; kumpas takn in hi eni tig eksktirsiv, eks- 
 
 tended, er ragkt in order. — {^Naitt.) a legt ov 
 
 kabl Ekwal tia de dept ov weter. — {Gunnery) 
 
 de horizontal distans tia hwiq a Jot er uder 
 
 projektil iz karid. 
 Rangee, Ranj-er, n. wun hd) ranjez; a rover; — a 
 
 dog dat bets de grsnd; — an ofiser hot) si^perin- 
 
 tendz a forest ov de kig ov Iggland; an IggHJ 
 
 ofiser ov stat. 
 Rangership, Ranj-er-Jip, n. de ofis ov a ranjcr, 
 
 er keper ov a pqrk er forest, [vanz under de tug. 
 Ranine, Ra-njn, a. relatig tia a frog, er tu de 
 Rank, Ragk, a. hj-groig; strog; luksynriant; frcDt- 
 
 ful; b.\rig strog plants; rampant; razd tu a hj 
 
 degre; — strog-sented; ransid; hj-tasted; strog in 
 
 kwuliti: gros; kors; — takig strog hold; kutig dep. 
 Rank, Ragk, ad. strogli; vjolentli; fersli. 
 Rank, Ragk, n. a ro; a Ijn, partikyii^larli ov sol- 
 
 jerz; — ranj ov suberdinajon; klas; order; degre 
 
 ov digniti; eminens; digniti; hj plas; — pi. erder 
 
 ov komon soljerz. Raijk and 0, el in an qrmi 
 
 hct) kari f jr-loks. 
 Rank, Ragk, i'. t. tu plas abrest; tu ranj in a 
 
 klas; tu aranj metodikali; tu klas. [order. 
 
 Rank, Ragk, v. i. tu be ranjd; tu hav a serton 
 Ranker, Uagk-er, ?i. wun ho ragks er aranjez. 
 Rankle, Rag-kl, c. i. tu fester; tu korod: tu 
 
 bekiim sor er fretful; tu be inflamd in bodi or 
 
 mjnd. [inflam. 
 
 Rankle, Rag-kl, v. t. tu mak sor; tu iritat; tu 
 Rankling, Kagk-lig, 71. d festerig; inflamajon; 
 
 iritajon. [ragknes. 
 
 Rankly, Ragk-li, ad. luksy^^riantli: ransidli; wid 
 Rankness, Ragk-nes, n. de stat ov beig ragk; 
 
 egzyn,berans. 
 Ranny, Ran-i, n. de Jroomiss. [tu serq naroli. 
 Ransack, Ran-sak, v. t. tu plunder; tu pilaj; — 
 Ransom, Ran-som, n. prjs pad for redemjon from 
 
 kaptiviti er punijment; redemjon; reles; reski]^: 
 
 deliverans. 
 Ransom, Ran-som, v. t. tu redem from kaptiviti 
 
 or punijment; tu set fre; tu reski|; tu liberat. 
 Ransomee, Ran-som-er, n. wun hot) redemz. 
 Ransomless, Ran-sum-les, a. beig wid-st ransom. 
 Rant, Rant, v. i. tu rav in vjolent or hj-s«ndig 
 
 laggwaj; tu be btrsterus, abii,siv, er viryi^lent. 
 Rant, Rant, n. violent laggwaj; emti deklamajon: 
 
 bluster. 
 Ranter, Rant-er, n. wun hO) rants; — wun ov a 
 
 relijus sekt dat ferst aperd in Iggland, ab-st de 
 
 midl ov de 176 s^nti^ri. 
 
 Rantipole, Ran-ti-pol,t a. wjld; rovig; rakij. 
 Rantipole, Ran-ti-pol, n. a rood, rompig ber er 
 
 gerl. 
 Rantipole, Ran-ti-pol,t v. i. tu run ab-st wjldli, 
 Rantism, Rant-izm, n. de tenets ov de Ranterz. 
 Ranula, Ran-yi^-la, n. \_L.'\ a litl frog. — {Med.) 
 
 an inflamatori ti\,mor under de tug. 
 Ranunculaceous, Ra-nug-kii,-la-Jus, a. {Bot.} 
 
 rslatig tu de ranugki\,lus. 
 Ranunculus, Ra-niig-kix-lus, n., pi. Ra-nug-kq,- 
 
 Ij; {Jji.t.) d plant and its fixer; de kroz-fut. 
 Ranz des vaches, Rqnz de vqj, n. [Fr.'\ a fa- 
 
 vorit £!,r hwig de Swis Jeperdz pla upon de Al- 
 
 pin hern. 
 Rap, Rap, n. a kwik, smqrt bio; a nok. [nok. 
 Rap, Rap, v. i. tu strjk wid a kwik, smqrt bio; tu 
 Rap, Rap, v. t. tu strjk wid a kwik, smqrt bio; tu 
 
 nok; — *tu afekt wid raptyq^r; — tu snaq awa; tu 
 
 SEZ bj vjolens. Tu rap st, tu uter wid hasti 
 
 vjolens, az an ot. Tui rap and rend, tu scz 
 
 wid vjolens. 
 Rapacious, Ra-pa-Jus, a. givn tu plunder; sczig 
 
 bj vjolens; ravenus; vorajus: gredi. [er. 
 
 Rapaciously, Ra-pa-Jus-li, ad. in d rapajus man- 
 Rapaciousness, Ra-pa-Jus-nes, ) n. de kwoliti ov 
 Rapacity, Ra-pas-i-ti, \ beig rapajus; 
 
 adiktedues tu plunder; ravenusnes. 
 Rape, Rap, n. a i)laDt belogig tu de kabaj famili, 
 
 from de ssd ov hwiq erl iz eksprest; — a segqr; a 
 
 takig awa; — a vjolajon ov qastiti. 
 Rape-cake, Rap-kak, n. de refits, er mqrk, re- 
 
 manig after de erl haz bin eksprest from rap er 
 
 kol sed. 
 Rape- seed, Rap-sed, n. de sed ov de rap from 
 
 hwiq erl iz obtand. 
 Raphe, Ra-fe, n. {Bot^ de Ijn ov komn,nikaJon 
 
 betwen de hjlum and hwr^r de ni^,kleus iz yq,njt- 
 
 ed tu de seminal integyii,ments. 
 Raphides, Raf-i-dez, n. pil. {Bot.} asikyq,lar and 
 
 uder kristalz skaterd in vejetabl tiji^. [spedi. 
 Rapid, Rap-id, a. kwik; swift: mavig fast; flet; 
 Rapid, Rap-id, n. a swift kurent in a river hwq,r 
 
 de qancl iz desendig; — komonli yn,zd in de plq,ral. 
 Rapidity, Ra-pid-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig rap- 
 id; seleriti; velositi; swiftnes. [id mojon. 
 Rapidly, Rap-id-li, ad. swiftli; wid kwik er rap- 
 Rapidness, Rap-id-nfs, n. seleriti; swiftnes; ra- 
 
 piditi. [trustig. 
 
 Rapier, Ra-pi-er, n. a sort ov sord yi^zd fer 
 Rapier-fish, Ra-pi-er-fiJ, n. de sord-fij. 
 Rapine, Rap-in, n. de akt ov plunderig: plunder; 
 
 pilaj; vjolens; fors. 
 Rapparee, Kap-a-re, ti. a wjld fcij plunderer. 
 Rappee, Ra-pe, n. a kors sort ov snuf. 
 Happen, Rap-en, n. a smol Swis kern, ekwal tu 
 
 ab-st hqf a fqrdig. [dor. 
 
 Rappee, Rap-er, 7i. wun hoo raps; — de noker ov a 
 Rapt, Rapt, p. a. from Rap; sezd wid raptynr. 
 
 Se {Rap.) 
 Raptor, Rapt-or, n. a ravijer; a plunderer. 
 Raptorial, Rap-to-ri-al, ; a. rapajus; livig bj 
 Raptoeious, Rap-t(5-ri-us, i rapin er pra; az, 
 
 raptorial berdz, dat iz, berdz ov pra. 
 Rapture, Rapt-yi^r, n. ekstasi; transport; dEljt; 
 
 entqziazm. 
 Raptured, Rapt-yi^rd, a. enraptyi^rd. 
 Kaptueist, Rapt-yi],r-ist, n. an entqziast. 
 Kaptueous, Rapt-yi|r-us, a. ful ov raptynr; ds- 
 
 Ijtful; ekstatik; transportig. [maner. 
 
 Rapturously, Rapt-yi|r-us-li, ad. in a raptyq,ru8 
 IvAKE, Rq,r, a. tin; not dens; tinli skaterd; sk^rs; 
 
 unkomon; notfrekwent: — ekselent; inkomparabl; 
 
 valyii,abl tu a degre seldom f-8nd;~nerli re; not- 
 
 perfektli rosted er berld; underdiin. 
 Rareeshow, R4r-E-Jo,J n. a r^r-Jo; a pep-Jo; a 
 
 Jo karid in a boks.
 
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 RAT 
 
 Rabkfactios, Rar-e-fak-Jon, n. de akt ov rare- 
 
 fjiU; de Stat ov beifl rarefjd; ekstenjon ov At 
 
 pqrts ov a b(xli; de opozit lui kfrndermafm. 
 Rakkfiable, Kar-E-fj-a-bl, a. adraitip rarefakjon. 
 Karkfv, Har-e-fj, v. t. tu mak tin; kontrari tu 
 
 h'mlr'if; ta ekspand. 
 Rakkkv. Kar-e-fj, v. i. tu bekdm tin. 
 Rauely, K4r-li, arf. in a tut manor; seldom; not 
 
 ofn; not frekwentli; fjnli; njsli; akynratli. 
 Rareness, Riir-nes, n. de stat ov beij) r^r; un- 
 
 komonnes; infrekwensi; tinnes; distans from cq 
 
 uder. 
 Raberife, R4r-rip, n. an erli peq er uder fraot; — 
 
 korupted from {rath-ripe.} 
 Rarity, K^r-i-ti, n. unkomonnes; infrekwensi; a 
 
 lifl vulyii,d fer its sk^rsiti. 
 Rarity, Kar-i-ti, n. tinnes; subtilti; de kontrari 
 
 tu densiti. 
 Rascal, Kds-kal, n. a men felo; a sk-sndrel; a 
 
 viien; a sori req. 
 Rascal, Rds-kal, a. men; lo; vjl; vilenus. 
 Rascality, Ras-kil-i-ti, n. peti vileni; naveri; vjl 
 
 kondukt. 
 Rascallio.v, Ras-kal-yon,t n. a vjl req. 
 Rascally, Uds-kal-i, a. men; sori; bas; wurtles. 
 Rase, Kaz, «r Ras, v. t. tu skim; tu eras; tu raz. 
 
 Se {Jiaze.y 
 Rash, Raj, a. hasti; vjolent; presipitat; aktig wid- 
 est kojon or reflekjon; fdblhqrdi; tetles. 
 Rash, Raf, n. a kiitaneus erupjon er efloresens; 
 
 a brakin ist. 
 Rasher. KaJ-er, n. a tin slis ov bakn or pork. 
 Rashlisg, KaJ-lifl,* n. wun ho) akts rajli. 
 Rashly, RaJ-li, ad. hastili; vjolentli; wid^t kon- 
 
 sidera/on. 
 Rashness, RaJ-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig raj; te- 
 
 meriti. 
 Raskolniks, Ras-kol-niks, ». pi. de Iqrjcst and 
 
 most important klas ov disenterz from de Grek 
 
 Qurq in HiDjia. 
 Rasp, Rasp, n. a Iqrj, ruf fjl, for f jlig wud. 
 Rasp, Rasj), v. t. tu fjl wid a rasp; tu rub tu 
 
 pTsdcr. 
 Raspatory, Rdsp-a-t<a-ri, n. a snrjonz rasp. 
 Raspberry, Rdz-ber-i, n. a Jrub and its frcnt; a 
 
 delijus beri, ov several varictiz. 
 Raspberry-bush, Rdz-ber-i-buJ, n. a Jrub dat 
 
 b^rz razberiz; a brambl. 
 Rasper, Rdsp-er, n. wun hoD rasps; a skraper. 
 Rasure, Iia-3H,r,* n. erajq^r; rajqr. Se {liazvre.) 
 Rat, Rat, n. an animal ov de m5s (or mua) kind, 
 
 dat infests h'szez and Jips. Tu itnel a rat, tu 
 
 suspekt sumtig, and be on de woq for it. 
 Rat, R;it, r. »". tu akt basli; tu forsak frcndz, or 
 
 a pqrti, from unvrdrdi motivz; tu lev a folig 
 
 jH^rti or kuz. [ratabl. 
 
 Ratability, Ra-ta-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 Ratable, Rat-a-bl, a. dat ma be rated; set at a 
 
 serteu vaK-q. 
 Ratably, Rat-a-bli, ad. bj rat; prop<f)rJonabli. 
 Ratafia, Bat-a-fe-a, or Rat-a-fc, ». a spirityqus 
 
 likor flavord wid kemelz ov aprikots; eni likor 
 
 komp'snJcd wid alkahol, Jugar, and de odorif- 
 
 eruH or flavorip prinsiplz ov vejetablz. 
 Ratan, Ka-tan, n. a. branq er Jobt ov de (calamus 
 
 ratam/,) a plant f'snd in de Qjiatik jlands; — a 
 
 smol kan: a smel wokig-stik. 
 Rat-catcher, Rat-kaq-cr, n. wun dat ka^ez rats. 
 Batch, Uaq, { Cl<>ck-work,} a racet; a nujct-hwel. 
 
 Se {A'atchet and Ratchet -trheei.) 
 Ratchet, Ka<j-et, n. a smel ttot or pes ov mckan- 
 
 izm in a klok or woq, hwiq abdts ag^nst de tet 
 
 ov de rai;(t-kw!-l, or hwiq keps de fqze from go- 
 
 ig bak in wjndig up. 
 Ratchet-wheel, Raq-et-hwel, n. a hwel harig 
 
 tet l{k doz ov a se. 
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 Rate, Rat, n. prjs or valyt^ ov tigz az Estimated 
 in [iroporjon tu uder tigz; al'sans or prjs in re- 
 lajon tu a stiindard; komparutiv valyq; propor- 
 Jon; rajio; kwoia; degre; ragk; estimajon; — a 
 taks. 
 
 Rate, Rat, v. t. tu setl or fiks de valyi^, ragk, er 
 degre; tu estimat; tu valyq; tu apraz; — tu 
 skold; tu qid hastili and vehementli. 
 
 Rate, Rat, r. i. tu mak an estimat. 
 
 Rath, Rat,* a. erli; scon; kumig befor de tjm. 
 
 Rath, Rat,* ad. Mm; betjraz; erli. 
 
 Rather, Rdd-er, ad. mor wiligli; prdferabli tu 
 de uder; wid beter rezn; in prefcrens; mor prop>- 
 erli; espejali. — Tuhavrader, tu dezjr in pref- 
 crens. [r^rrjp. 
 
 Rathripe, Rat-rip, a. kumig erli tu matqriti; 
 
 Ratifia, Rat-i-fe-a,or Rat-i-fe, n. Se {Hata/ia.) 
 
 Ratification, Rat-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov rat- 
 if jig; dr. stat ov beig ratifid: setlment; konfer- 
 majon. ['fj^. 
 
 Ratifieb, Rat-i-fj-er, n. de person or tig dat rat- 
 
 Ratify, Rat-i-fj, v. t. tu konferm; tu setl; tu 
 establij. [valyqajon. 
 
 Rating, Rat-ig, n. de akt ov wun hen rats; qidig; 
 
 Ratio, Ra-Ji-o, u. literali, rezn;— de relajon or 
 proporjon ov t<D er mor tigz ov de sam kjnd, az 
 tu limit, kwontiti, magnitqd, or kwoliti; de re- 
 lajon hwiq wun tig haz tu anuder; proporjon. 
 
 Ratiocinate, RaJ-i-6s-i-nat,* v. i. tu rezn; tu 
 
 Ratiocination, RaJ-i-os-i-na-Jon, n. de akt er 
 
 proses ov reznig. 
 Ratiocinative, RaJ-i-6s-i-na-tiv, a. qrgqmenta- 
 
 tiv; advdnsig bj proses ov diskorj. 
 Ratio.v, Ra-Jon, n. an al'sans or porjon ov food, 
 
 amn,niJon, &s., a?jnd dali tu eq soljer. 
 Rational, RaJ-on-al, er Ra-Jon-al, a. havig de 
 
 p'serov reznig: end-sd wid rezn; agrcabl tu rezn; 
 
 wjz; jqdijus. — {Arith. and Algebra,} havig a 
 
 definit rODt; not surd. — {Geog.} real, opozd tu 
 
 sen-gibl, az apljd tu de horjzon. 
 Ratio.val, RaJ-on-al, n. a. rajonal beig. 
 Rationale, RaJ-i-o-na-le, u. a detal wid reznz; a 
 
 teoretikal soliiJon or eksplanajon. 
 Rationalism, RaJ-on-al-iz-m, n. de prinsiplz ov 
 
 rajonaiists; adherens tu rezn, az distigkt from 
 
 revelajon; interpretajon ov Skripty^r on At 
 
 prinsiplz ov hqman rezn. 
 Rationalist, RaJ-on-al-ist, n. wun hco adherx tu 
 
 rezn; wun hcD adhcrz tu rajonalizm. 
 Rationalistic, RaJ-on-al-is-tik, ) a. relati^ 
 
 Rationalistical, RaJ-on-al-is-ti-kal, i tu, or 
 
 akordant wid, rajonali/.m. 
 Rationalistically, RaJ-on-al-is-ti-kal-i, ad. in 
 
 a rajonalistik mancr. 
 Rationality, RaJ-i-o-nal-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig rajonal; de piser ov reznig; saniti ov mjnd; 
 
 reznablnes. 
 Rationalize, RaJ-on-al-jz, r. ». tu rezn; tu akt 
 
 de rajonalist;— r. t. tu mak rajonal. 
 Rationally, RaJ-on-al-i, ad. reznabii; wid rezn. 
 Rationalness. RaJ-on-al-nes, ii. rajonaliti. 
 Ratlines, R.it-ljnz, n. {yaut.} smol, horizontal 
 
 linz or ro])s, ekstendig over de Jr'sdz, dus formig 
 
 de steps ov laden, for goig up and disn de rigij 
 
 and masts. 
 Ratlings, Rat-ligi, n. pi. {Naut.) Se {Ratlinet.) 
 Ratsbane, R.its-bnn, n. p^zn for rats; qrscnik. 
 Ratsbaned, liats-band, a. pfl'znd bj ratsban. 
 Rattails, R;it-talz, «. pi. a viryqlent dizei in 
 
 horsez. ['''»■) 
 
 Rattan, Ra-tan, n. an Fst-Indian kan. Se {Rat- 
 Rattees, Ra-t£n, n. a tik, kwilted or twild, wul- 
 
 en stuf. 
 Rattle, Rat-1, r. i. tu mak a kwik. Jqrp nffz, bJ 
 
 frekwent kolijon; tu spek oflreili; tu klater.
 
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 Rattle, Rat-1, v. t. tu mdiv eni tig so az tin iiiak 
 
 a rati er nerz; tia stun wid a nffz; tu drjv wid a 
 
 nerz; tu skcald; tu ral at. — {Naut.) Tu rati de 
 
 rigii), tu fiks Az ratljnz. 
 Rattle, Rat-I. n. a kwik nerz nimbli rEpeted; emti 
 
 and l-sd tek: an instrament, er qjldz ter, fer mak- 
 
 ii) a Jqrp nerz: — a plant: 1-sswurt. 
 Rattle- BRAINED, Rat-1-brand, a. gidi; wild. 
 Rattle-headed, Rat-1-hed-ed, a. gidi; not stedi. 
 Rattlesnake, Rat-1-snak, n. a dedli-perznus ser- 
 pent, SQ-keld on ak-snt ov its b£ii) f'urnijt wid a 
 
 rati, er ratlii) instroiment at de end ov its tal, 
 
 fermd ov several flatnd herni rigz er nodyiilz. 
 Rattlesxake-eoot, Rat-l-snakntt, n. a plant. 
 
 {puJygala senega,) yii,zd az a remedi agenst de 
 
 bit ov a ratlsnak. 
 Rattlesnake-weed, Rat-l-snak-wed, n. {Bot.) 
 
 a. perenial plant. 
 Rattling, Rat-lii], n. nerz prodi\,st bj a rati, er 
 
 bi de hwelz ov a karij in swift mojon. 
 Rattoon, Ra-trfjn, n. a rakLfjn. Se {Raccoon.") 
 Rauchwacke, Rek-wak-i, n. {GeoJ.) a kalkare- 
 
 us forinajon ov Jermani, ekwivalent tu de mag- 
 
 nri^ian Ijuiston formajon in Iggland. 
 Raucitt, 'R9-si-ti, n. a I'sd, ruf nerz. 
 Raucous, Re-kus,* &. hors; hqrj. 
 Ravage, Rav-aj, v. t. tu la wast; tu descalat; tu 
 
 sak: tu ransak: tu sperl; tu pilaj: tu plunder. 
 Ravage, Rav-aj, n. sperl; ritjin; wast; desolajon: 
 
 devajstajon. [er. 
 
 Ravagee, Rav-aj-er, n. wun hd* ravajez; plunder- 
 Rave, Ra\% V. i. tu be mad, fi|rius, er delirius; 
 
 tu tek irajonali er fqriusli; tu dot. 
 Ravel, Rav-el, v. t. tu entaggl; tu entwist; tu 
 
 mak intrikat; tu involv; — tu unwev. Tu ravel 
 
 st, tu untwist; tu unravel. 
 Ravel, Ravel, v.i. tu fel intu perpleksiti er kon- 
 
 fi^2"n; tu wurk iu perpleksiti. Tu be unwovn 
 
 or unraveld. 
 Ravelin, Rav-lin, n. (Fort.) a detaqt wurk, kom- 
 
 pozd ov ta embankments, fermii) a salient aggl. 
 Raven, Rav-en, jt. a Iqrj, blak, vorajus berd, aljd 
 
 tu ds kro. 
 Raven, Rav-en, a. lik a raven; blak. 
 Raven, Rav-en, r. t. tu obtan bj vjolens; tu devsr 
 
 wid rapasiti. 
 Raven, Rav-en, v. i. tu pra wid rapasiti. 
 Raven, Rav-en, n. pra; plunder; rapin. [derz. 
 Ravenee, Rav-en-er, n. wun hcD ravenz er plun- 
 Ravening, Rav-en-ig, n. vjolens: a plunderig. 
 Ravening, Rav-en-ig, pp. a. devsrig: rapajus. 
 Ravenous, Rav-en-us, a. fi\,riusli vorajus; buggri 
 
 tu raj. '[iti. 
 
 Ravenously, Rav-en-us-li, ad. wid rajig voras- 
 Ravenousness, Rav-en-us-nes, n. fq,rius vorasiti. 
 Raver, Rav-er, n. wun hO) ravz. [en.) 
 
 Ravin, Rav-in,* n. pra: plunder; rapin. Se (Rav- 
 Ravine, Ra-ven, ji. a log, dep holo, y43q,ali 
 
 formd bj a strem er torent ov weter; a dep pas. 
 Raving, Rav-ig, n. madnes; fq,ri; fij^rius ekskla- 
 
 majon. 
 Raving, Rav-ig, pp. a. fnrius; distrakted; frenzid. 
 Ravingly, Rav-ig-li, ad. wid frenzi er wid dis- 
 
 trakjon. 
 Ravish, Rav-iJ, r. t. tu vjolat bj fors; tin defl-ser 
 
 bj vjolens: tu tak awa bj vjolens: — tu enrapt- 
 
 y\\T: tu qqrm: tu deljt; tu transport. 
 Ravishee, Rav-iJ-er, n. wun hco nivijez. 
 Ravishing, Rav-iJ-ig, n. ravijment; raptyq,r; 
 
 transport. [transport. 
 
 Ravishing, Rav-iJ-ig, pp. a. deljtig: afordig jff er 
 Ravishingly, Rav-ij-ig-li, ad. wid ravijment er 
 
 transport. 
 Ravishment, Rav-iJ-mont, n. de akt ov nivijig; 
 
 forsibl vjolajon; rap; vjolens; — transport; rapi- 
 
 yH,r; ekstasij enravijment. 
 
 Raw, Re, a. not subdqd 'i r'e fjr er bet; not 
 kukt er konk6kted;--b^r ov skin er flej: sor: — 
 gren in yerz er eksperiens: kroid; imatqr; un- 
 rip; unseznd; unrjp in skil; nq,: — blek; qil; kold 
 wid damp: — not spun er twisted: az, ro silk; — 
 not mikst: az, re spirits: — not wurkt up, manyq,- 
 fakt_vi|rd. er prEp4rd fer yqs; az, re materialz. 
 
 Rawbone, Re-bon, j a. havig litl flej on ds 
 
 Rawboned, Re-bond, i bonz. 
 
 Rawhead, Ro-hed, n. a spekter menjond tu fritn 
 qildren, 
 
 Rawish, Re-iJ, a. sumbwot re. [fuli. 
 
 Rawly, Ro-li, ad. in a re maner; kroodli; unskil- 
 
 Rawness, Re-nes, n. de stat ov beig re; unskil- 
 ful nes. 
 
 Rawpoet, Re-port, n. {Naut.) a port-hol in smel 
 veselz, fer wurkig an or in a kqm. 
 
 Ray, Ra, n. a bem er porjon ov Ijt from eni Iqmin- 
 us bodi; eni luster; kerporeal er intelektyqal; — 
 a fij: — an erb: — a dizez in Jep. — {-Bot.) sam az 
 radius. Se {Radius.) 
 
 Ray, Ra, v. t. tu strek: tu Joit fort. 
 
 Rayah, Ra-ya, n. a term apljd bj de TurkiJ guv- 
 erument tu its non- Mahometan subjekts, boo pa 
 de kapitajon taks. 
 
 Rayed, Rad, ;;. a. strekt; mqrktwidljnz: radiated; 
 ajilid tu a klas ov invertebrat animalz. 
 
 Raygrass, Ra-gras, n. a spejez ov gras. 
 
 Kayless, Ra-les, a. dqrk; wid'st a ra. 
 
 Raze, Raz, n. ras, a riJDt. Se {Race.) 
 
 Raze, Raz, v. t. tu demolij; tu dismantl; tu de- 
 strtf; tu Qvertro; tu ra)in; tu subvert. 
 
 Razee, Ra-ze, n. {JVai/t.) a Jip ov wer kut d'sn 
 tu an inferior klas, er mad smeler; az a sevnti- 
 for kut (hsn tu a frigat. 
 
 Razee, Ra-ze, r. t. tu kut d'sn er redi^s tu a loer 
 klas, az a Jip. [Ja^ig de berd. 
 
 Razor, Ra-zor, n. a njf, er Jqrp instrijoment, fer 
 
 Razoe-bill, Ra-zor-bil, n. a web-futed akwatik 
 berd; de alka. [razorz. 
 
 Razoe-maker, Ra-zor-ma-ker, n. wun hco maks 
 
 Razor-steop, Ra-zor-strop, n. a pes ov leder, er 
 uder substans, fer Jqrpnig razorz: — ritn elso 
 {razor-ntrap.) 
 
 Razuee, Ra-;5qr,* n. de akt ov erasig; eraj^qr. 
 
 Re, Re, a prrfiks er in inst^parabl pqrtiki, borod 
 from de Latin, denotig repetijon, iterajon, er 
 bakward akjon; az, tu return, tu kum bak; tu 
 rerji; tu liv agen; rFperl-ufon, de akt ov drjvig 
 bak. It iz yqzd abundantli befor verbz and 
 verbal n'snz. [swolo up agen. 
 
 Reabsoeb, Re-ab-serb, r. t. tu abserb anq^; tu 
 
 Reabsoeption, Re-ab-serp-Jon, n. de akt ov re- 
 abserbig. 
 
 Reaccess, Re-ak-ses, «. a nq, er frej akses. 
 
 Reaccuse, Re-a-kqz, r. t. tu aki'^z agen. 
 
 Reach, Req, v, t. tu tug wid de hand ekstended: 
 tu arjv at; tu atan bj de hand er bj eni instroo- 
 ment, er bj efort; tu strjk from a distans: tu 
 hand from a plas not fqr of, and giv; tu hold 
 ■St; tu streq fort; tu atan; tu gan; tu obtan; 
 tu penetrat tu; tu ekstend tu. 
 
 Reach, Req, x. i. tu be ekstended; tu penetrat; 
 — tu strjv; tu mak an efort tu vomit. Se 
 {RetcTt,:) 
 
 Reach, Req, n. de akt er pser ov reqig; de dis- 
 tans er spas dat kan be reqt; kumpas; piier ov 
 atanment er manajment; pTser; limit ov fakultiz; 
 intelektyqal pser; kontrjvans; dep tet; a feq; 
 an qrtifis; tendensi; ekstent; distans betwen t<t> 
 pernts. 
 
 Reachable, Req-a-bl, a. dat ma be reqt. 
 
 Reachee, Req-er, n. wun hcD reqez. 
 
 Reachless, Req-les, ad. dat kan not be reqt. 
 
 React, lie-akt, t. t. tu akt er da» agen; tu resip- 
 
 1 rokat.
 
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 React, Re-akt, r. i. tia akt agen; tu rctdrn an 
 akt or impuU. 
 
 Reaction, Re-ak-Jon, n. an akjon; reiterated er 
 rEtiirnd: dr rrsiprukaliti nv furs tgzerted bj tott 
 bodii er f!ii)z hwiq akt mi'i,tyn,ali on eq uder. 
 
 Reactionary, Re-ak-Jon-a-ri, a. impljifl reakjon. 
 
 Reactive, lie-ak-tiv, a. lElatip tu er kezig re- 
 akjon. 
 
 Reactively, Re-ak-tiv-li, ad. bj wa ov reak/on. 
 
 Read, Red,* «. kTsnsel; saij): sentens. 
 
 Read, Red, t'. t. [t. red, /w. redij, red,] tu perdbz, 
 az a buk or eni ti{) ritn: tu diskiiver bj kar- 
 nktcrz er mqrks; tu lern bj ubzurvajon. 
 
 liEAD. Red, r. i. tu perform de akt ov rcdig: tu 
 prrobz buks. 
 
 Read, Red, a. [from r€ad,'\ skilful bj redig; 
 akwanted wid buks; az, wel-re(/. 
 
 Readable, Red-a-bl, a. dat ma be red; fit tu be 
 red: Kjibl. [b^'D redabl. 
 
 Readableness, Red-a-blnes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 Readdrlss, Re-a-dres, e. t. tu adres or direkt 
 agen. 
 
 Reades, Red-er, n. wun hiD redz; wun ho* redz or 
 kurekts for de pres; wun hoois ofis it iz tu red 
 ]iriifrz in qurqez. [pr;j,erz. 
 
 Readership, Red-er-Jip, n. de ofis ov a reder ov 
 
 Readily, Red-i-li, ad. in a redi maner; kwikli; 
 proiutli: wiligli. 
 
 Readiness, Red-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig redi: 
 promtitq,d: fasiliti; fredom from obstruk/on; wil- 
 iflnes; [ireparajon. 
 
 Reading, Red-iji, ». pcnnzal ov buks; a lektyT^r: 
 u iirelekjon: publik resjtal-.^variajon in kopizov 
 buks or inanyij^skripts, or a partikynlar inter- 
 preiajon ov a pasaj: az, " varius rtdiijz." 
 
 READrNO-DESK, Red-ig-dcsk, n. a desk at hwiq 
 re 1 n iz performd. 
 
 Reading-EOOM, Red-ig-rcDm, ri. a rmm aprcSpri- 
 ntu'd tu redii). L'^S^"- 
 
 READiOL'RN, Re-ad-jdm, v.t. tu put of or adjiirn 
 
 Readjustment, Re-ad -jtist-ment, n. a nrj^ or re- 
 jifird iuijdstraent. [agen. 
 
 Readmission, Re-ad-miJ-on, n. de aktov admitir) 
 
 Readmit, lic-ad-mit, r. t. tu admit er let in agen. 
 
 Rkadmittance, Re-ad-mit-ans, ». a nn,er repeted 
 adiiiitan^. 
 
 REAPorT. Re-a-dopt, r. t. tu adopt agen. 
 
 RtAiiORN, Re-a-dom, r. t. tu dekorat agen; tu 
 lul'irn anij,. 
 
 Readvance, Rc-ad-vdn?, c. i. tu advdns ajjen. 
 
 Keadv, Red-i, a, prep^rd; promt; fit for a purpus: 
 akomodated tu eni dezjn: wilig: rger; kwik: 
 not distant: ner; ab^t tu do or be: beiy at hand: 
 ntkst tu hand; apt: dek^terus; far^il; ezi: nimbi: 
 not ctnbarast; not slo. — Tu mak redi, tu mnk 
 //,/r redi: tu nr£p4r. [beforhaud. 
 
 Ready-made, Red-i-mad, a. mad redi: prfji^rd 
 
 Rkakfirm, Rf-a-ferm, v. t. and i. tu aferm agen. 
 
 Reakkirmance, Re-a-ferm-ans, n. a sekond af er- 
 iiiajiiii. 
 
 Reafkor>:sted, Rc-^-for-est-cd, a. {Law} kon- 
 vi-rted ani^ intu a forest. 
 
 Reagent, Re-a-jcnt, n. {Cheni.) a substans em- 
 pltifd tu prcsipitat andder in skslqjon, or tu de- 
 ttkt de ingredients ov a miksty^r; a kcmikal 
 tost. 
 
 Reaggeavation, Re-ag-ra-vA-Jon, n. {Catholic 
 ifi'irrhy de last m6nit£)ri publijt after trc admo- 
 ni/onz. and be fcir de last ekskomq,nikajoo. 
 
 Reak, Rek, n. a ru/. 
 
 Real. Re al, a. aktyi^ali brig or egiistig: not im- 
 ajinari: not fiktijus: tnn: jenynin; aktyq^al; jk)z- 
 itiv: serten:— relatig tu tigz, not personz: not 
 personal. — {Law} konsistig ov tigz imittvabl. az 
 land. Ktil ukjin, an akJon relatig tu real 
 properti. 
 
 Real, Re-al, n. a S|)ani/ silver k*n, ov de valyn 
 
 ov ab^t 10 ur 12 sents. [qrsenik. 
 
 Realgar, Re-al-gar, n. {Chem.} red sulfviret ov 
 Realism, Re-al-iz-m, » de doktrinz ov de realists. 
 Realist, Re-ai-ist, n. wun ov de sekt ov skolas- 
 
 tikal filosaferz, b(t> mentand, in opazijon tu 
 
 nominalists, dat de yqniversalz in lojik mett-ifft 
 
 or rialith, and not mcrli namz. 
 Realistic, Re-al-is-tik, a. reiatig tu realizm. 
 Reality, Re-al-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig real; fakt; 
 
 triJjt; veriti; hwot iz, not hwot merli semz; sum- 
 tig intrinsikali important. 
 Realizable, Re-al-jz-a-bi, a. dat ma be realjcd. 
 Realization, Re-al-i-za-Jon, »i. de akt ov real- 
 
 jzig; de stat ov beig realjzd; de akt ov makig 
 
 real. 
 Realize, Re-al-jz, t-. t. tu mak real; tu brig 
 
 inlu beig or akt; tu konvert intu land, az muni; 
 
 tu akomplij; tu a<jev; tu fulfil; tu efeki; tu 
 
 komplet; tu konsdmat; tu mak real; — tu mak 
 
 serton or substanjal. 
 Realizer, Re-al-jz-er, h. wun h* realjzez. 
 Reallege, Re-a-lej, v. t. tu alej agen. 
 Really, Re-al-i, arf. wid realiti; aktyqali; tro&li; 
 
 inded. [empjr; a stat. 
 
 Realm, Relm, n. a kigdom; a kigz duminyon: an 
 Realness. Re-al-nes, ti. de kwoliti ov beig reaL 
 Realty, Re-al-ti, n. {Law) an abstrakt ov real, 
 
 az distiggwijt from |)ersonalti: — reaiti relats tu 
 
 real properti, az landz and tenements. 
 Ream, Rf in, n. a kwoutiti ov paper konsistig jen- 
 
 erali ov 20 kwjrz, ov 24 Jets eq. (I printerz rem, 
 
 in Iijgland, kontanz 21J/^ kwjrz, or 516 Jets. 
 Reanimate, Re-an-i-mat, v. i. tu revjv; tu Te- 
 ster tu Ijf. 
 Reannex, Re-a-neks, r. t. tu aneks agen. 
 Reannexation, Re-an-eks-a-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 reaneksig. 
 Reaxoint. Re-a-n<3fnt, i-. t. tu an^nt ag^n. 
 Reanswer, Rc-dn-ser, r. t. tu anser agen. 
 Reap, Re |i, p. t. tu kut wid a sikl, at hqrvest; tu 
 
 hqrve.st; tu gader; tu obtan. 
 Reap, Rep, t\ i. tu yii,z de sikl; tu hqrvest. 
 Reaper, Rep-er, «. wun hcD reps. 
 Reapi.vg, Rep-ig, «. de akt ov kutig standig 
 
 gran, As. 
 Reaping-hook, Rep-ig-huk, n. a sikl. 
 Reappaeel, lie-a-par-el, o. t. tu aparel er klo4 
 
 agen. 
 Reappear, Re-a-per, r. t. tu aper agen. 
 Keappkakance, Re-a-per-ans, n. a sekond er nx^ 
 
 apcrans. [nij, aplikajon. 
 
 Reapplication, Re-ap-li-ka-Jon, n. a sekond er 
 Reappoint, Rc-a-p^nt, c t. tu aptfnt amj,; tu 
 
 remi de aperntmeut ov. [aperntment. 
 
 Reappointment, Rf-a-p<fnt-ment, n. a renqd 
 Rear, Rer, n. dat hwiq iz behjnd; de hjnd ijqrt, 
 
 az ov an qrmi or flct; — de last klas; de last in 
 
 order. [ragk. 
 
 Rear, Rer, a. behjnd: hindenn6st: last; az, rtr 
 Rear. Rer, r. t. tu raz up; tu lift up; tu brig 
 
 up tu inati^riti; tu edyi^kat: tu instnikt; tu 
 
 egZ'Mt: tu elevat: tu raz; tu bred. [rjz up. 
 
 Rear, Rir, r. i'. tu asi'im an erekt postyi^r; tu 
 Reae-admiral, Rcr-ad-mi-ral, n. an ofiser h* iz 
 
 nekst in ragk tu de vjs-admiral, and kariz hiz 
 
 flag at de niizn topmast hed. 
 Rearer, Rer-er, n. wun ho) rcrz or razez. 
 Rear front, Re'r-frunt, «. {Mil.) a kumpani or 
 
 bodi ov men hwen fast ab'St, and standig in dat 
 
 pozijon. 
 Rear-guard, Rer-gqrd, n. dat pqrt ov an qrmi, 
 
 a rejiment, er a batalyon, hwiq mqrqez after de 
 
 man bodi. 
 Reargue, Re-^r-gq, c. t. tu qrgq, agen. 
 Rearing, Rer-ig, n. de akt ov rerig or brigig up.
 
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 Rkarmouse, Rgr-miss, n. de leder-wigd bat. 
 Reabrank, Rer-raijk, n. de last raijk ov a batal- 
 
 yon hwen dren up in opn erder. 
 Rearward, Rsr-ward, n. de last trcbp; de end; a 
 
 tran behjnd; ds later pqrt. 
 Reascend, Re-a-send, v. i. tia kljm er asend agen. 
 Reascend, R£-a-send, v. t. tu m'snt er asend 
 
 agen. 
 Reason, Re-zn, n. de fakulti ov distlpgwijig trcot 
 from Mshwd and giad from evl, and ov dedi],sii) 
 inferensez from fakts and propozijonz; de koz, 
 gr-snd, prinsipl, er motiv ov eni tig sed er dun; 
 qrgnment; rjt; justis; moderajon. 
 Reason, Re-zn, v. i. tu aplj tu de fakulti ov rezn 
 in order tu understand sumtip, er tu mak an- 
 tider understand; tu qrgq rajonali; tu debat; 
 tu diskors. 
 Reason, Re-zn, v. t. tu egzamin rajonali; tu qrgq,. 
 Reasonable, Re-zn-a-bl, a. havig de fakulti ov 
 rezn; endi^d wid rezn; partakig ov rezn; kon- 
 fermd tu rezn; aktii), speki'ij, er tigkig rajonali; 
 just; rajonal; agreabl tu rezn; not imoderat; 
 onest; ekwitabl; inr. 
 Reasonableness, Re-zn-a-bl-nes, n. de stat er 
 kwoliti ov beii) reznabl; de fakulti ov rezn; kom- 
 pljans wid rezn; rajonaliti; moderajon. 
 Reasonably, Re-zn-a-bli, ad. in a reznabl maner; 
 
 agreabli tu rezn; moderatli. 
 Reasoner, Re-zn-er, n. wun hcB reznz; an qrgtier. 
 Reasoning, Re-zn-ig, n. rajiosinajon; (^rgiiuient. 
 Reasonless, Re-zn-les, a. verd ov rezn. 
 Reassemblaqe, Re-a-sem-blaj, n. a reni^d asem- 
 blaj. [asembl anij,. 
 
 Reassemble, Re-a-sem-bl, v. t. tu kolekt er 
 Reassert, Re-a-sert, v. t. tu asert ani^; tu rea- 
 
 ferm. 
 Rkassertion, Re-a-s^r-Jon, n. a repeted aserjon. 
 Reassessment, Re-a-ses-ment, n. a reni^d ases- 
 Reassign, Re-a-sjn, v. t. tu asjn agen. [ment. 
 Reassignment, Re-a-sjn-ment, n. a repeted asjn- 
 
 ment. 
 Reassociate, Re-a-S(f)-Ji-at, v. i. tu asojiat agen. 
 Reassume, Re-a-s^m, v. t. tu rezq^m; tu tak agen. 
 Reassumption, Re-a-sum-Jon, n. de akt ov rea- 
 
 siimifl. 
 Reassurance, Rr-a-Jri,r-ans, n. reni^^d ajq,rans. 
 Reassure, Re-a-Ji^r, v. t. tu aji^r anq; tu fre 
 
 from fer. 
 Reate, Ret,* n. a kjnd ov log, smel weter-gras. 
 Reattachment, Re-a-taq-ment, n. a sekond ataq- 
 
 ment. 
 Reattain, Re-a-tan, v. t. tu atan agen. 
 Ueattempt, Re-a-temt, v. t. tu trj agen. 
 Reave, Rev,* v. t. tu tak awa bj stelt er vjolens; 
 
 tu berev. 
 Reavow, Re-a-v8, v. t. tu avs agen. 
 Reawake, Re-a-wak, v. t. tu awak agen. 
 Rebaptization, Re-bap-ti-za-Jon, n. remial ov 
 
 !>aplizm. 
 Rebaptize, Re-bap-tjz, v. t. tu baptjz agen. 
 Uebaptizer, Re-bap-tjz-er, n. wun ho baptjzez 
 agen. [t;^ bqrbarizm. 
 
 Uebarbarize, Re-bqr-ba-riz, v. t. tu redq,s agen 
 Rebate, Re-bat,* v. t. tu blunt; tu mak obtus;— 
 
 tu abat; — tu rabet. 
 
 Rebate, Re-bat, n. {Arch.) de groDv, reses, er 
 
 qanel sugk on de ej ov eni pes ov material;— a 
 
 k|nd ov frestun;— a pes ov wud tu bet ^t mer- 
 
 tar;— an jurn ttDl sumhwot Ijk a qizel.— (i/«r. 
 
 law) diskisnt; abatment ov interest on ak'snt ov 
 
 promt pament. [ment. 
 
 Rebatement, Re-bat-ment,* ?i. diminqjon; abat- 
 
 Rebec, Re-bek, n. a tre-strigd instrument; a sort 
 
 ov violin intrcjdq,st bj de Marz intu Span. 
 Rebel, Reb-el, n. wun ho) rezists bj vjolens leful 
 otoriti; a rcvolter; an insdrjent. 
 
 Rebel, R6b-el, a. rebelyus. 
 
 Rebel, Re-bel, v. t. tu rjz in rebelyon; tu rezist 
 
 leful etoriti; tu revolt. 
 Rebelled, Re-beld, p. a. gilti ov rebelyon. 
 Rebellion, Re-bel-yon, n. insurekjon agenst le- 
 ful etoriti; sedijon; revolt; konti^masi. 
 Rebellious, Re-bel-yus, a. rezistig, er kontrari 
 tu, leful etoriti; sedijus; insurekjonari; kontq,- 
 majus. [maner. 
 
 Rebelliously, Re-bel-yus-li, ad. in a rebelyus 
 Rebelliousness, Re-bel-yus-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beig rebelyus. 
 Rebellow, Re-bel-o, v. i. tu belo agen; tubelo 
 
 in return; tu eko bak a lud nffz. 
 Rebloom, Re-blcDm, v. i. tu blcom er blosomag^n. 
 Reboation, Re-bo-a-Jon,* n. return ov a I'sd 
 
 sTsnd. 
 Reboil, Re-b^], v. i. tu befl an^; tu be hot. 
 Rebound, Re-b'snd, v. i. tu sprig bak; tu be re- 
 verberated; tu flj bak in konsekwens ov mojon 
 
 imprest and rezisted; tu rekffl. 
 Rebound, Re-b'snd, v. t. tu reverberat; tu bet 
 
 er fors bak. 
 Rebound, Re-bisnd, w. de akt ov reb'sndig. 
 Rebrace, Re -bras, v. t. tu bras agen. 
 Rebreathe, Re-bred, v. t. tu bred agen. 
 Rebuff, Re-biif, n. a. betig bak; a suden qek er 
 
 rezistans; a refqzal. 
 Rebuff, Re-biif, v. t. tu bet bak; tu op6z wid 
 
 suden vjolens; tu repel; tu rejekt; tu opoz. 
 Rebuffet, Re-bdf-et, v. t. tu bufet agen; tu 
 
 bet bak. 
 Rebuild, Re-bild, v. t. tu bild am^; tu reedifj; 
 
 tu rep^r. Se {Build.) 
 Rebuildkr, Re-bild-er, n. wun ho) rebildz. 
 Rebukable, Re-bq^k-a-bl, a. dat ma be rebi^kt; 
 
 reprehensibl. 
 Rebuke, Re-bi^k, v. t. tu Qjd; tu reprehend; tu 
 
 reprcJciv; tta reprimand; tu qek. 
 Rebuke, Re-bi\,k, n. reprehenjon; objurgajon; 
 
 reprcbf; a qek. 
 Rebukeful, Re-bq,k-ful,* a. ab'sndig in rebqk. 
 Rebukefully, Re-bq,k-ful-i,* ad. wid repre- 
 henjon. 
 Rebuker, Re-bq,k-er, n. wun hoa reb^ks; a Qjder, 
 Rebullition, Re-bul-iJ-on, n. de akt ov reberlifl. 
 Rebuoy, Re-b(j, V. t. tu bar, raz, er sustan agen. 
 Rebury, Re-ber-i, v. t. tu beri er inter agen. 
 Rebus, Re-bus, n. an enigmatikal reprezentajon 
 
 ov a nam bj piktyi^rz and emblemz; a sert ov 
 
 ridl er enigma. 
 Rebut, Re-bdt, v. t. tu bet bak; tu repel; tu 
 
 opoz bj qrgqment. 
 Rebut, Ke-biit, i'. i. {Law) tu return an anser. 
 Rebutter, Re-biit-er, n. he er dat hwiq rebuts. 
 
 — {Law) de fift staj ov de pledigz in a sq,t, er 
 
 de plantifs anser tu de defendants surrejffnder. 
 Recalcitrant, Re-kal-si-trant, a. kikig bak; 
 
 kikig agen. [kik agen. 
 
 Recalcitrate, Re-kal-si-trat, v. t. tu kik; tu 
 Recalcitbation, Re-kal-si-tra-Jon, ». de akt ov 
 
 kikig; de akt ov kikig bak er agen. 
 Recall, Re-kol, v. t. tu kel bak; tu aniil; tu 
 
 revok; tu repel; — tu kel agen. [rekelig. 
 
 Recall, Re-kel, n. revokajon; de akt er p-ser ov 
 Recant, Re-kant, v. t. tu retrakt, az an opinyon 
 
 er deklarajon; tu revok; tu abjqr; tu rekel. 
 Recant, Re-kant, v. i. tu retrakt an opinyon er 
 
 deklarajon; tu mak a rekantajon. 
 Recantation, Re-kan-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov re- 
 
 kantig; dat hwiq iz rekanted; retrakjon. 
 Recanter, Re-kant-er, n. wun hco rekants. [agen. 
 Recapacitate, Re-ka-pas-i-tat, v. t. tu kwolifj 
 Recapitulate, Re-ka-pit-yq-Iat, v. t. tu repet 
 
 de hedz or sum ov hwot haz elr^di bin sed; tu 
 
 resjt; tu reh^rs.
 
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 Recapitulation, R€-ka-pit-yq,-la-Jon, n. de akt 
 ov rEka|)ityn,lati5; dat hwiq iz r£kapityq,lated; 
 repctijon. Ipet'O ag6n. 
 
 Recapitulatory, R€-ka-pit-vq,-la-to-ri, a. re- 
 
 Recaption, lte-kap-/on, n. {Law) a sekond kap- 
 Jiin, (listres, er 8C3ti,r; — de akt ov a person ha> haz 
 bin deprjvd ov de kdstodi ov aniider, tu hwiq 
 he is legali entitld, b^ hwi^ he reganz kdsUadi 
 ov suq person. 
 
 Recapture, Rc-kapt-jnir, n. de akt ov takip 
 age(i; rtkuveri ov a i)rjz. [lu retak. 
 
 Recapture, Kc-kapt-yi\,r, v. t. ta kaptyn,r anq,; 
 
 Recaenify, Re-k^r-ni-fj, v. t. tu konv^rt agen 
 intu f lej. [bak. 
 
 Recarry, Re-kar-i, v. t. tva kari ag^n; tu kari 
 
 Recast, Re-kdst, v. t. tu kast agen; tu mold ani'i. 
 
 Recede, Re-std, v. i. tu fol bak; tu retret; tu 
 dedist; tu relak:^ eni klain; tu rEtjr; tu widdro; 
 tu r^trograd. 
 
 Receipt, Re-set, «. de akt ov resevij); plas ov 
 rrsevifl; resepjon; a preskrip/on; a resipe; a 
 rjtip aknolejifl de resepjon ov muni or gudz. 
 
 Receipt, Re-set, v. t. tu giv a ritn aknolejmcnt 
 for muni er pruperti resevd; tu giv a reset for. 
 
 Receipt-book, Reset-buk, n. a buk kontanij) 
 resets. 
 
 Receiptor, Re-set-or, n. won hm givz a reset; 
 wun hill bekdmz Jii,rti for gudz ataqt. 
 
 Receivability, Re-stv-a-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti 
 ov beij) rcsevabl. 
 
 Receivable, Re-sev-a-bl, a. dat ma be resevd. 
 
 Receivableness, Re-sEV-a-bl-nes, n. de stat ov 
 bcii) resEvabl. 
 
 Receive, Re-sev, v. t. tu tak er obtan bj a vol- 
 untari akt; tu tak bj an involunlari akt; tu ak- 
 gejit; tu embras intelektyq,ali; tu al'S; tu admit; 
 tu cntcrtan. [resepjon. 
 
 Receivednes-s, Re-SEV-ed-nes, ti. jenerai alisans; 
 
 Keceiveb, Re-sev-er, n. wun hoa resevz; dat hwiq 
 resevz; a partaker; an ofiser ap«rnted tu resev 
 publik muni; — wun hoo kooperats wid a rober or 
 tef, bj takifl de gudz hwiq he stelz;— a vesel ov 
 de i^r-pump, ut ov hwiq de ^r iz egzosted, in or- 
 der tu resev de subjeKts ov eksperiment; — eni 
 vcscl for resevig de produkt ov an operajon, az 
 ov distilig. 
 
 Recelebrate, Re-sel-e-brat, v. t. tu sdlebrat anij,. 
 
 Recency, Ke-sen-si, n. de stat ov beig resent; 
 ni^nes; n^ stat. 
 
 Recense, Re-sens,* v. t. tu revi],; tu revjz. 
 
 Rece.s'sion. Re-sen-Jon, n. enq,mcraJon; revq; — a 
 revii ov de tekst ov an anjent etor bj a kritikal 
 editor. 
 
 Rece.vt, R£-sent, a. nq,; not ov log egzistens; 
 lat; frej; novel; mixleru. 
 
 Recently, Re-sent-li, aJ. latli; Dn,li; frcjli. 
 
 Recent.vkss, Re-sent-nes, n. mines; frcjnes. 
 
 Receptacle, Rc-s^j)-ta-kl, n. a vesel or plas intu 
 hwiq eni ti{) ix resevd; a rescrvwer; a sistern. 
 
 Receptibilitt, Re-sep-ti-bil-i-ti, n. posibiliti ov 
 rrsi-vi;). 
 
 Reception, Re-s6p-Jon, n. de akt ov resevip; de 
 p-»LT <iv resevip; de stat ov beio resevd; admijon 
 iiv eni tio komi\,nikated; akseptajon; res^t; ad- 
 mijon; de akt ov konLanig; welkum; cntertan- 
 mcnt. [sevig or admitig. 
 
 Receptive, Re-s4p-tiv, a. havig de p-scr ov rc- 
 
 Receptivity, Re-sep-tiv-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 reseptiv. 
 
 Receptory, Re-s^p-to-ri, er R^s-ep-t<a-ri, a. j6n- 
 eruli tulraited or rcse'vd. 
 
 Rece£8, Ke-ses, n. retjrment; retret; a widdroig; 
 plas ov retjrment;— a kaviti in de fas ov a wol; 
 a niq; — a plas ov sekresi; prjvat ab<5d; prjvasi; 
 sekret jx^rt; — remijon or suspenjon; intermijon,' — 
 a dekre ov de Jerman djel. 
 
 Recessed, Re-s6st, a. furnijt wid res^es. 
 Recession, lie-c^J-on, n. de akt ov resedig; <tc 
 
 akt ov relaksig; a retret; a goig bak. 
 Recuabite, Rek-a-bjt, n. wun ov a relijus sekt 
 
 araiiy de anjent .Jn,z. 
 Rechangk, Ke-qanj, v. t. tu qanj ag^n. 
 Recuarge, Re-qqrj, v. t. tu q(;rj ag6n;— tu ak4a 
 
 in retiirn. 
 Rechasten. Re-qas-n, v. t. tu casn ag6n. 
 Recueat, Re-qet, n. {Hunting) a rekol bj At 
 
 horn tu de dogz. 
 Recheat. Re-qet, v. i. tu blo de rcqet. 
 Rechoose, Re-cAz, v. i. tu qcoz ag^n; tu reelekt. 
 Recidivation, Re-sid-i-va-Jon,* n. baksljdig; a 
 
 relaps. [fel ag^n. 
 
 Recidivous, Rcs-i-dj-vus,* a. subjekt er Ijabl tu 
 Recipe, Res-i-pe, n. a medikal preskripjon; eni 
 
 preskripjon. [ov resevig; resepjon. 
 
 Recipiency, Re-sip-i-en-si, ». de akt er kapasiti 
 Recipient, Rc-sip-i-ent, n, a resever; a vesel 
 
 hwiq resevz. 
 Reciprocal, Re-sip-ro-kal, a. aktig in visisitq,d 
 
 or bj turnz; alternat; mq,tyiial; miityqali inter- 
 
 qanjabl. Jini/fcjkal Jiyijurz, {(ie"m.) tcD fig- 
 
 yH,rz ov de sam kjnd, az trjagglz, paralelograms, 
 
 &s., so related, dat too sjdz ov de wun form de 
 
 ekstremz ov an analoji ov hwiq de mem qr de 
 
 tiD korespondig sjdz ov de uder. liesi/'rokal 
 
 proporfon iz, nwen, ov for numberz er ternu 
 
 takn in order, de ferst haz tu de sekond de sam 
 
 rajio dat de fort haz tu de terd, er hwen de 
 
 ferst haz tu de sekond de sam raJio hwiq de 
 
 resiprokal ov de terd haz tu de resiprokal or 
 
 de fort. 
 Reciprocal, Re-sip-ro-kal, n. {Arith.) de kwo- 
 
 Jeni reziiltig from de divi3on ov yq,niti bj eni 
 
 number. [ov beig resiprokal. 
 
 Reciprocality, Re-sip-ro-kal-i-ti, ii. de kwoliti 
 Reciprocally, Re-sip-ro-kal-i, ad. mi'itj-qali; in- 
 
 terqanjiibli. [retiirn; alternatnes. 
 
 Reciprocalxess, Rc-sip-ro-kal-nes, n. miityq,al 
 Reciprocate, Re-sip-ro-kat, v. i. tu akt inter- 
 
 qanjabli; tu alternat. 
 Reciprocate, Re-sip-ro-kat, v. t. tu eksqanj 
 
 luiityiiali: tu interqanj. 
 Reciprocation. Re-sip-ro-ka-Jon, n. de akt oy 
 
 rrsiprok itig; iilternajon; nkjon interqaiijd. 
 Reciprocity, Kes-i-pr6s-i-ti, n. resiprokal akt, 
 
 rit, nr nblii^Hjnn; interqanj. 
 Reciprocounol'S, Ke-sip-ro-kor-nus, a. havig 
 
 h.<rnz turnd bakwardz and ferwardz, az doz ov 
 
 II ram. ["g^n- 
 
 Kecikcumcisk, Re-s^r-kum-sjz, v. t. tu serkumsji 
 Recision, Re-si^-on, »i. de akt ov kutig of. 
 Recital, Re-sji-al, n. de akt ov rcsjtig; ak^nt; 
 
 relajiiii; narativ; repetijon; rehersal; narajon; 
 
 resitajon; deial. 
 Recitation, Res-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov rcsjtig; 
 
 dat hwiq iz resjted; resjtal; rehersal. 
 Recitative, Res-i-ta-tev, n. {Mus.) a kjnd ov 
 
 sigig hwiq diferz but litl from ordinari spekig; 
 
 a sort ov tijnful pronunsiajon; a qant. [ig. 
 
 Recitative. Res-i-ta-tev, a. uterd mii,zikali:qQnt- 
 Recitatively, Res-i-ta-tcv-li, ad. after de inan- 
 
 er ov resitatev. [H^tiie.} 
 
 Recitativo, Res-i-ta-te-vo, n. [It.] sam az {/{fc- 
 Recite, Ri-sjt, ti. /. tu reht^rs; tu repet; tu eniv- 
 
 lucTal; tu to! over; tu rckapitynlat. 
 Recite, Rf-sjt, r. i. tu mak a resjial er rcsitajon. 
 Reciter, Re-sjt-er, n. wun hoD rcsjts. 
 Reck. Rek, r. t. tu bed; tu kjir fer. It rekt, 
 
 1, imi ervmal } tu k^r for or konsern; ar, " It rekt 
 
 me nut." 
 Reckless, R^k-lcs, a. k^rle?; hcdles: ^1tll^"; raj. 
 Recklessly, Rek-lcs-li, ad. in a rcklcs mimer. 
 Reckless.ness, Rek-les-ues, n. k^rlcsiics; niijlijenfl.
 
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 Reckon, Rek-n, v. i. tia kompx\,t; tu number; tu 
 k^nt; tia estgm; tu ak^nt; tu estimat; tia kal- 
 ki^lat; tu asjn in an ak-snt. Tu rekn, tu sup- 
 <5z; tu konjektyi^r: tu konkh\,d; az, ''irekn he"! 
 kuin." "# rfA-rt, 2' ^f*," qr idiomatik in Devou- 
 Jsr. Tw rekn iz yn,zil in sum ov ds Sudern 
 Stats az ges iz in dc Nerdern. Se provinjal }'ii,s 
 in sum pqrts ov Irjgland, wid respekt tu dis 
 wurd, iz de sam az de kolokwiai yi^s in sum 
 pqrts ov de Yqnjted Stats. 
 
 Reckon, Rek-n, v. i. tu kompqt; tu kalkqlat; tu 
 Stat an ak'sut; tu qqrj tu uk'Snt; tu giv an 
 ak-snt; tu pa a penalti; tu kel tu punijment; 
 tu la stres er dEpendens upon. 
 
 Reckoner, Rek-n-er, n. wun hcD reknz. 
 
 Reckoning, Rek-n-ii), n. kompi],taJon; kalki^la Jon; 
 akisnt ov tjm; ak-snt ov detor and kreditor; muni 
 qqrjd bj a host er landlord; ak-snt takn; estgm; 
 ak-snt; estimajon. — {IS'aut.} de estimated plas 
 ov a Jip kalkqlated from de rat, az determind bj 
 de log, and de kors, az determind bj de kumpas. 
 
 Reclaim, Re-klam, v. t. tu kel bak from eror er 
 vjs; tu referm; tu korekt; — tu redqs tu de stat 
 dezird: tu rekel; tu rekiiver; — tu klam anq. 
 
 Reclaim, Re-klam,* v. i. tu eksklam. 
 
 Reclaim, Re-klam,* n. reformajon; rekuveri. 
 
 Reclaimable, Re-klam-a-bl, a. dat ma be re- 
 klamd; rekuverabl. 
 
 Reclaimant, Re-klam-ant,-* n. a kontradiktor. 
 
 Reclaimless, Re-klam-les, a. dat kan not be re- 
 klamd. [mdnd. 
 
 Reclamation, Rek-la-ma-Jon, n. rekuveri; de- 
 
 Reclasp, Re-kldsp, v. t. tu klasp or embras agen. 
 
 Reclination, Rek-li-na-Jon, n. de akt er stat ov 
 lenifl er rekljnii). 
 
 Recline, Re-kljn, v. t. tu len bak; tu len sjdwaz. 
 
 Recline, Re-kljn, v. i. tu rest; tu repoz; tu len. 
 
 Recline, Re-kljn,-*^ a. in a lenii) postyqr. 
 
 Recliner, Re-kljn-er, n. he er dat hwiq rekljnz: 
 Q djal hitiz plat rekljnz from de perpendikyqlar. 
 
 Reclose, Re-kloz, i'. t. tu kloz agen. 
 
 Reclude, Re-klqd, i'. t. tu opn. 
 
 Recluse, Re-klqs, n. a retjrd person; a person se- 
 klqded from de wurld; a hermit. 
 
 Recluse, Re-khi^s, a. Jut up; retjrd; solitari. 
 
 Reclusely, Re-klqs-li, ad. in retjrment; Ijk a 
 reklqs. 
 
 Recluseness, Re-klqs-nes, n. retjrment. 
 
 Reclusion, RE-kli\-3on, n. de stat ov a reklqs. 
 
 Reclusive, Re-klq-siv, a. afordii) konselment. 
 
 Recoagulation, Re-ko-ag-yq-la-Jon, n. a sek- 
 ond koagyi|lajon. 
 
 Recognition, Rek-og-niJ-on, n. de akt ov rekog- 
 njzii); de stat ov beir) rekognjzd; revq; renova- 
 Jon ov nolej; aknolejment. 
 
 Recognitor, Re-kog-ni-tor, n. {Law} a jqri em- 
 paneld on an asjz; so keld bekez da aknolej a 
 dissezin bj de verdikt. 
 
 Recognizable, Re-kog-ni-za-bl, a. dat ma be 
 aknolejd er rekognjzd. 
 
 Recognizance, Re-kog-ni-zans, n. an aknolej- 
 ment; rekognijon. — {Law) an aknolejment ov a 
 det upon rekord; — an obligajon hwiq a man en- 
 terz intu befor sum kort er majistrat tu doo 
 sum akt; — elso an aknolejment bj de rekognizdr 
 ov sumtir) dq tu de rekognize. [rekognjzifl. 
 
 Recognization, Re-kog-ni-za-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 Recognize, Rek-og-njz, v. t. tu rekiiver de nolej 
 ov; tu no agen; tu aknolej; tu av-s; tu konfes; 
 tu on; tu revq; tu reegzamin. [kognizans. 
 
 Recognize, Rek-og-njz. v. i. tu enter intu re- 
 
 Recoonizee, Re-kog-ni-ze, n. {Law} a person 
 tu hoDm wun iz b^nd bj rekognizans. 
 
 Recognizer, Rek-og-njz-er, n. wunhoarekognizez. 
 
 Recognizor, Re-kog-ni-zer, n. {Law} wun" hco 
 givz a rekognizans. 
 
 Recoil, Re-k^l, v. i. tu ruj er fol bak in konss- 
 
 kwens ov rezistans; tu reb:snd; tu reverberat. 
 Recoil, Re-kffl, n. a felig er sprigip bak; rezili- 
 
 ens; — de reb-snd ov fjrqrmz, or ov a pes ov erd- 
 
 nans, hwen discqrjd. [bak. 
 
 Recoiler, Re-kerl-er, n. -wun hcb rekfflz er felz 
 Recoiling, Re-kffl-ii), n. de akt ov Jrigkig bak; 
 
 revolt; rektyl. 
 Recoilingly, Re-kerl-ig-li, ad. wid retrosejon, 
 Rfcoin, Re-kefn, v. t. tu kffn over agen. 
 Recoinage, Re-kffn-aj, n. de akt ov kemii) anq; 
 
 a nq kernaj. 
 Recoiner, Re-kffn-er, n. wun hcD rekffnz. 
 Recollect, Rek-ol-ekt, v. t. tu rekel tu mjnd er 
 
 memori: tu remember; tu rekiiver tu memori. 
 Recollect, Re-kol-ekt, v. t. tu kolekt er gader 
 
 ageu. 
 Recollect, Rek-ol-ekt, j n. a mugk ov a refermd 
 Recollet, Rek-ol-et, ( erder ov Fransiskanz. 
 Recollection, Rek-ol-ek-Jon, 71. de akt ov rek- 
 
 olektii); reminisens; remembrans; memori; re- 
 kuveri ov a uojon; revj\ al in de memori. 
 Recollective, Rek-ol-ek-tiv, a. impljig er kezig 
 
 rekolekjon. [ov rekolonjzii). 
 
 Recolonization, Re-kol-o-ni-za-jon, n. de akt 
 Recolonize, Re-kol-o-njz, v. t. tu kolonjz ami. 
 Recombine, Re-kom-bjn, v. t. tu kombjn er jern 
 
 tugeder agen. 
 Recomfort, Re-kiim-fort, i\ t. tu kumfort agen. 
 Recomfortless, Re-kiim-fort-les,-* a. beig wid- 
 
 -st kumfurt. [kumfort. 
 
 Recomforture, Re-kiim-for-tqr,* n. renq^al ov 
 Recommence, Re-kom-ens, v. t. tu komens er 
 
 begin anq. 
 Recommence, Re-kom-ens, t;. i. tu komens agen. 
 Recommencement, Re-kom-ens-ment, n. a renqd 
 
 begiuig. 
 Recommend, Rek-om-end, v. t. tu komend ©r 
 
 praz tu anuder; tu mak akseptabl; tu komit 
 
 wid pr^^erz. [be rekomended. 
 
 Recommendable, Rek-om-end-a-bl,]: a. dat ma 
 Recommendation, Rek-om-en-da-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov rekumendig; dat hwiq rekomendz; a favorabl 
 
 reprezentajon: a komendajon; a kredenjal. 
 Recommendatory, Rek-om-en-da-to-ri, a. kon- 
 
 VHig praz: leda^ ori. [omendz. 
 
 Recommender, Rek-om-end-er, n. -wun h(D rek- 
 Recommit, Re-kom-it, v. t. tu komit anq. 
 Recommitment, Re-kom-it-ment, ji. a nq komit- 
 
 meut. [komital. 
 
 Recommittal, Re-kom-it-al, n. a nij, er sekond 
 Recompaot, Re-kom-pakt, v. t. tu jem er kom- 
 
 pakt anq. 
 Recompense, Rek-om-pens, v. t. tu pa bak an 
 
 ekwivalent: tu repa; tu rekwjt: tu giv in re- 
 
 kwjtal: tu kompensat; tu remv^nerat; tu redem. 
 Recompense, Rek-om-pens, ». rewerd; rekwjtal; 
 
 kompensajon; remqnerajon; satisfakjon; amendz. 
 Recompenser, Rek-om-pens-er, n. wun hco rek- 
 
 omyiensez. [pjlment. 
 
 Recompilement, Re-kom-pp-ment, n. a nq kom- 
 Recompose, Re-kom-p6z, v. t. tu kompoz, ferm, 
 
 er kwjet anq. [pozez. 
 
 Recomposer, Re-kom-poz-er, n. wun hcD rekom- 
 Recomposition, Re-kom-po-ziJ-on, n. a nq kom- 
 
 pozijon. 
 Reconcilable, Rek-on-sjl-a-bl, a. dat ma he 
 
 rekonsjld, konsUiated, er mad konsistent; kon» 
 
 sistent. 
 Reconcilableness, Rek-on-sjl-a-bl-nes, n. de 
 
 stat ov beig rekonsjlabl. 
 Reconcile, Rek-on-sjl, v. t. tu mak tu Ijk agen; 
 
 tu mak tu be Ijkt agen; tu konsiliat; tu pro- 
 
 pijiat: tu mak konsistent; tu restiSr tu favor. 
 Reconcilement, Rek-on-sjl-ment,* n. rekonsili- 
 
 ajon.
 
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 REC 
 
 Reconciler, R^k-on-sil-er, n. wun hco rekonsilz. 
 
 Reconciliation, Kuk-on-sil-i-a-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 rekon.-iilifl: de stat ov beifl rekon.'^ild; reniial ov 
 frendjip; solqjon ov SEinig kontrarjetiz: atun- 
 ment. [lu reknnsjl. 
 
 Reconciliatoet, Rck-on-sil-i-a-tt)-ri, a. tendiu 
 
 Rkcoxdense, Ke-kon-deiis, v. t. tu kond^ns an^. 
 
 RtcosDiTE, Rek-on-dit, vr Re-kon-dit, a. hidn; 
 sekret: prof'snd; abstnlbs; dep; interior; hqrd tu 
 be undcTstiid. [repozitori. 
 
 Recoxditory. Re-kon-di-to-ri, n. a stcjrh-us: a 
 
 ittcoxDLCT, Ke-kon-aiikt, v. t. tu konddkt agen. 
 
 Rkco.vdlction, Re-kon-ddk-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 rckoiidiiktifl.— (Z.aJ/'> a reniyo ov a ioTmer les. 
 
 Reconfirm, Re-kon-ferm, v. t. tu konfertn or 
 e^tablij agen. [anq. 
 
 Reconjoi.n, He-kon-j^n, v. t. tu konjifn er jern 
 
 Reco.vsoissance, Re-k6n-«r-zans, n. [Fr.] an 
 egzaminajun ov a trakt ov kuntri or ov de se- 
 k(jst, preparatori tu de m(^rq ov an qrmi, de 
 konatrukjon ov a ralrod, kanal, &s., er de em- 
 burkajon ov triBps. 
 
 Reconnoitre, Rtk-on-^-ter, v. t. tu v^,; tu sur- 
 ra, partikyq,larli fer militari purpu:jez: tu eg- 
 zamin. 
 
 Recoxqo'ER, Re-k6t)-ker, r. t. tu kopker agen. 
 
 RtcoxyftsT, Rc-kon-kwest, m. a reni'id konkwest. 
 
 Reconsecrate, Re-kon-se-krat, v. t. tu konse- 
 krat anij. [konsckraJc,n. 
 
 Recoxsecration, Re-kon-se-kra-Jon, n. a reni'^d 
 
 Reconsider, Re-kon-sid-er, e. t. tu konsider 
 agen: tu revq,; tu reaq, de konsiderajon ov; tu 
 retnikt. [ov rekonsiderii). 
 
 Reconsideration, Re-kon-sid-er-a-fon, n. de akt 
 
 Reconsolidation, lie-kon-sol-i-da-jon, n. a sek- 
 ond konsolidajon. [agen: tu re bild. 
 
 Recoxstrlct, Re-kon-stnikt. v. t. tu konstrdkt 
 
 Reconstruction, Re-kon-strdk-Jon. «. de akt ov 
 rekonstruktifl. [rekontinyqii). 
 
 Recontinuance, Re-kon-tin-yti-ans, ii. de akt ov 
 
 Kecoxtixue, Re-kon-tin-yq^ i'. t. and t. tu kon- 
 tinyq agen. 
 
 Recoxvexe, Re-kon-ren, v. i. tu as^mbl anii. 
 
 Recoxvextiox, Re-kon-ven-Jon, n. {('icil law} 
 an ak/on bret b| u pqrti ha> iz defendant, agenst 
 de plaiitif. bef6r de sam juj. [verjon. 
 
 Recoxversiox, Rc-kon-ver-Jon, n. a sekond kon- j 
 
 Reconvert, Re-kon-vert, v. t. tu konvert agen. i 
 
 Recoxvev, Re-kon-va, t-. t. tu konva agen. 
 
 Recoxvevance, Re-kon-va-ana, n. a repeted 
 konvaans. [agen. 
 
 Recopt, Re-kop-i, v. t. tu kopi anq: tu transkrjb 
 
 Record, Re-k(ird, v. t. tu rejister eni tirj, so dat 
 its meinuri ma not be lost: tu selebrat; tu koz 
 tu be reineniberd; tu enrol. 
 
 Record, Rek-ord, n. a rejister; an etentik memo- 
 rial, an enrolment: a memorandum. 
 
 Recorder, Re-kord-er, n. wun huo rrkcirdz: wun 
 hiD rejiiterz eni ev^nt;— de qef jqdijal ofiser ov 
 Q giti;— a mqzikal instnDmcnt aumbwot rezem- 
 blio a fhijolet. [kordor. 
 
 Recordersiiip, Ke-kord-cr-Jip, n. de ofis ov re- 
 
 Recolch, Re-k^q, r. i. tu k>j(j or Ij dun agen. 
 
 Recount, He-kiint, c. ». tu re lat in detal; tu tel 
 di-ii\)ktli; tu rekapityqlat; tu enq,merat; tu 
 deskrjb. 
 
 Recount, Re-k^nt, v.t. tu kwnt agen. 
 
 Recoup. * lie-kifcp, v.t. tu kut ag^n. — {Law) tu 
 
 Recoupe, 4 mak a isct-of, defalkajon, er diskint, 
 az b( ii defendant in dc klam ov a plnntif. 
 
 Recouper, Re-kifcp-er, n. wun ho) rr kiLps or krps 
 bak. [help or protekj'on; retort. 
 
 Recourse, Re-k6rs, n. retdrn:— apliknjon, ax for 
 
 Recover, Re-kdv-er, r. /. tu restor from siknes 
 er di-irder: tu rtp^r: tu rrgan; tu retrev; tu 
 rekn^t; tu get agen; — tu kurer ageu. 
 
 Recover, Re-kdv-er, v. i. tu gan belt or street. 
 Recoverable, Kc-kdv-er-a-bl, a. dat ma be re- 
 
 • kdverd: pcjsibl tu be regand. 
 Recoveree, Re-kuv-er-E, n. {Law) de person 
 
 agenst boim a jujmeiit iz obt^nd in komon rt- 
 
 kuveri. 
 rtECOVEEER, Re-kdv-er-er, n. wun hot) rekdren. 
 Recovebor, Re-kuv-er-or, n. {Law) wun hat ob- 
 
 tanz a klam, in a sqt ov komon rekuveri, from 
 
 de defendant or de rckurere. 
 Recovery, Re-kdv-er-i. n. de akt ov rekuverij); 
 
 de Stat ov beifl rekdverd; restorajon from .--iknea. 
 
 — {Law) de akt ov kutip of an ental; de akt ov 
 
 obtanip eni tifl bj trjal ov lo. 
 Recreant, Rek-re-ant, a. k-jardii; men-spirit«d; 
 
 apostat: fols: fatles. 
 Recreate, Rek-re-at, v. t. tu refrej after tel; tu 
 
 ami'iz er divert; tu deljt; tu gratif j; tu relev; 
 
 tu revjv. 
 Recreate, Rek-re-at, r. i. tu tak rekrcajon. 
 Recreate, Re-kre-at, v. t. tu kreat anq. 
 Recreation, Rek-re-a-Jon, n. de akt ov rekrcat- 
 
 ifl: relf f after tflrl er pan; ami^zment in soro er 
 
 distres: refrejment: ami\,zment; diverjon; enter- 
 
 tanment: sport: pastjm. 
 Recreation, Re-kre-a-Jon, n. de akt ov rekreat- 
 
 i{): a Ti\\ krcajon. 
 Recreative, Rek-re-a-tiv, a. servig tu r^kreat; 
 
 refrejig: givig rclef after labor er pan; amqzifl; 
 
 divertij]. [Jon; wid diverjon. 
 
 Recreativelt, Rek-re-a-tiv-li, ad. wid rekrca- 
 Recreativeness, Rek-re-a-tiv-nes, »». de kwoliti 
 
 ov brig rekreativ. 
 Recrement, Rek-re-ment, n. dros; spq,m; sqp^r- 
 
 flqus mater kast of. 
 Recremextal, Rek-re-m^nt-al, j a. drosi; 
 
 Recremextitious, Rek-re-men-ti/-us, j spti,mi; 
 
 refiis: konsistifl ov refq;3. 
 Recriminate, Re-krim-i-nat, ». i. tu kriminat 
 
 er repriiq miitji^ali; tu rettirn wun aki|zaJon 
 
 wid anditcr. [tiim. 
 
 Recriminate, Re-krim-i-nat, v. t. tu aki'^z in re- 
 Recrimination, Re-krim-i-na-Jon, n. de akt or 
 
 rekriminatijj; retdrn ov wun aki^zajun wid an- 
 
 uder. [kriminajon. 
 
 Recriminative, Re-krim-i-na-tiv, a. rctdrnifl 
 Recriminator, Re-krim-i-na-tor, n. wun bin rc- 
 
 krimiiiats. (^akqznjon. 
 
 Recriminatory, Re-krim-i-na-to-ri, a. retortip 
 Recrudescencv, Re-kriD-des-en-si, n. de stat ov 
 
 brifl sor agen; a sart ov relaps. 
 Recrudescent, RE-knn-des-ent, a. groig sor er 
 
 panful agen. 
 Recruit, Re-krdat. r. t. tu rep^r bj nt^ supljz; tu 
 
 suplj an qrini wid nq men: tu regan; tu rekdv- 
 
 er; tu retrev; tu replas; tu refrej. 
 Recruit, Re-knfct, r. i. tu raz nq, soljerz; — ta 
 
 rest'v nq street: tu gro agen. 
 Recruit, Re-kniit, n. suplj ov eni tig wasted; — a 
 
 nqli enlisted soljer. 
 Recruiter. Re-kra>t-cr, n. wun hco reknfit?. 
 Recruitment, Rc-knlbt-ment, n. de akt ov re- 
 
 krottig. 
 Rectangle, Rekt-ag-gl, n. a rjt-aggld paralelo- 
 
 gram: eni jeomelrikal figyv kontanig wun er 
 
 mor rjt ugglz. 
 Rectangle, Rekt-an-gl, ) ... , 
 
 Rectangled, liekt-ag gld.) *• 'e^'t^BSl'^'-- 
 Rectangular, Rck-iag-gq-lar, a. rjt-aggld; hav- 
 
 ig wun er mor aggU ov njnti dcgre'z. [i>ngl*- 
 Rectangularly, liek-tag-'gn-lar-li, «'/. wid rjt 
 Rectanoi LAKXE8S, Rek-tag-gq-lar-nes, ; n. de 
 Rectangularity, Rek-tag-gq-lar-i-ti, S kwoliti 
 
 ov hf ig rekuiggqlar. 
 Rectifiable, Rek-ti-fj-a-bl, a. dat ma be rekti- 
 
 f jd er set rjt.
 
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 Rectification, Rek-ti-fi-ka-Jon, n. dz akt ov 
 rektifjiij er setiij rjt. — {Math.} &s f Jndiij ov a 
 rjt IjiiEkwal tia a propozd kurv. — {Cheni.) de 
 akt ov stregteniy and p^rifjig spirityii,us likorz 
 bj rgprted distilajon. 
 
 Rectikieb., Rek-ti-fi-er, n. wun hcD rektifjz: dat 
 hwiq rektifjz; — an instrcoment dat Joz de varia- 
 Jon ov ds kumpas. 
 
 Rectify, Rek-ti-fj, v. t. tu mak rjt; tm reform; 
 tia rtdres; tu amend; tia korekt; tu mend; — tu 
 egzelt and imprdbv bj rspeted distilajon; tu re- 
 distil. [Ijnz; rektilinear. 
 
 Rectilineal, Rek-ti-lin-e-al, a., b-snded bj rjt 
 
 Rectilinear, Rek-ti-lin-e-ar, a. konsistii) ov rjt 
 Ijnz; b'snded bj strat Ijnz: rektilineal. 
 
 Rectilinearity, Rek-ti-Iin-e-ar-i-ti, n. de stat 
 ov beiij rektilinear, er in rjt Ijnz. 
 
 Rectitude, Rek-ti-tq,d, n. de stat ov beig rjt; 
 stratnes, not kurviti; fredom from moral kurviti 
 er oblikwiti; liprjtnes; rjt jujment; (h\ delibera- 
 Jon and desijon. 
 
 Recto, Rek-to, n. {Laic) a rit ov rjt. 
 
 Rector, Rek-tor, n. ncler; guvernor; — a klerjiman 
 htt) haz de kq,r and qqrj ov a parij qurq; — de bed 
 ov a literari seminari. 
 
 Rectoeate, Rek-tor-at, n. de ofis ov rektor. 
 
 Rectorial, Rek-t6-ri-al, a. relatig tu a rektori 
 er rektor. [rektor. 
 
 Rectorship, Rek-tor-Jip, n. de ragk er ofis ov 
 
 Rectory, Rek-tor-i, n. de benef is ov a rektor; de 
 qurq ov a rektor; de stajon, liviij, rits, and per- 
 kwizits ov a rektor; a rektorz b-ss; pqrsonaj. 
 
 Rectress, Rek-tres,* ) 
 
 Rectrix, Rek-triks> h- ^ g'^^""^^- 
 
 Rectum, Rek-tum, n. {Anat.} de last porjon ov 
 de Iqrj intestinz, terminatiij in de anus. 
 
 Rectus in curia, Rek-tus in ki\-ri-a, [L.] {Law} 
 rjt in kort; — wun bed standz at de bqr and no 
 man objekts agenst him, on akisnt ov eni ofens. 
 
 Recubation, Rek-yix-ba-Jon, h. de akt ov Ijig. 
 
 Recumbence, Re-kiim-bens, 7i. de akt er postyi^r 
 ov Ijig; rekumbensi. 
 
 Recumbency, Re-kum-ben-si, n. de postyq^r er 
 akt ov Ijig; rest; repoz. 
 
 Recumbent, Re-kiim-bent, a. Ijig; lenig; rekljnig; 
 repozig; inakliv; listles. 
 
 Recumbently, Re-kdm-bent-li, ad. in a rekum- 
 bent postyi^r. 
 
 Recuperable, Re-ki|-per-a-bl, a. rekiiverabl. 
 
 Recuperation, Re-kti^-per-a-Jon, n. rekuveri ov 
 a tig lost. [rekuverig. 
 
 Recuperative, Re-kx^-per-a-tiv, a. restorativ; 
 
 Recur, Re-ktir, v. i. tu kani bak tu de tet; tu 
 revjv in de mjnd; — tu hav rekors; tu rezert: tu 
 okiir er hapn agen. [labor. 
 
 Recure, Rg-ki^r, v. t. tu rekuver from siknes er 
 
 Recure, RE-k\\,r,* n. rekuveri; remedi. 
 
 Recurrence, Re-kur-ens, «. de akt ov rekiirig; 
 return. 
 
 Recurrency, Re-ktir-en-si, n. return; rekurens. 
 
 Recurrent, Ke-kdr-ent, a. retdrnig from tjm tu 
 tjm: kumig agen. 
 
 Recursion, Ke-kiir-Jon, n. rekurens. [rekurv. 
 
 Recurvate, Re-kur-vat, v. t. tu bend bak; tu 
 
 Recurvation, Re-kur-va-Jon, n. de akt ov re- 
 kurvatig: ileksyi^r bakwardz. 
 
 Recurve, Re-kurv, v. t. tu b^s er bend bak. 
 
 Recurvity, Re-kur-vi-ti, n. a bendig er fleksytj^r 
 bakwardz. 
 
 Recurvous, Re-kiir-vus, a. bent bakwardz. 
 
 Recusancy, Re-k4-zan-si, n. de tenets er praktis 
 
 ov a reki^zant: nonkonformiti. 
 Recusant, R8-ki\,-zant, er Rek-yi^-zant, n. {Eng- 
 luh hutory) wun ov doz hoo refi\,zd tu aknolej 
 de kigz sij^premasi az hed ov de qurq, ^efii Kat- 
 oliks; — a nonkonfermist. 
 
 Recusant, Re-kii,-zant, a. relatig tu er impljig 
 
 rekn^zansi. 
 Recusation, Rek-yix-za-Jon, n. {Law} de akt ov 
 rekiizig a juj; dat iz, ov rekwjrig him not tu trj 
 a koz in hwiq he iz supojzd tu be personali in- 
 terested. 
 Recuse, Re-kvj,z, v. t. {Law} tu ref^z; tu qalenj 
 
 dat a juj Jal not trj a kez. 
 Recussion, Re-kuJ-on, n. de akt ov betig bak. 
 Red, Red, a. havig de kulor hwiq iz Ijk blud, 
 de varietiz ov hwiq qr skqrlet, vermilyon, krim- 
 zon, &s. 
 Red, Red, n. red kulor; wun ov de primitiv kulorz. 
 Redact, Rs-dakt,* v. t. tu fors; tu redi^s intu 
 ferm. [redi^sig tu ferm. 
 
 Redaction, Re-dak-Jon, n. de akt ov dijestig er 
 Redan, Re-dan, n. {Fort.} a kjnd ov rampart 
 plast in ad vans ov de prinsipal wurks tu defend 
 de lest protekted pqrts. 
 Red-ant, Red-ant, n. a smel spejez ov ant. 
 Redargution, Red-qr-gii,-Jon,* n. a refi^tajon. 
 Redbacked, Ked-bakt, a. havig a red bak. [lerel. 
 Red-bay, Red-ba, n. a spejez ov Amerikan ba er 
 Redbird, Red-berd, n. a herd ov a red kulor. 
 Redbook, Red-buk, n. de nam givn tu a buk 
 kontanig de namz ov el de personz in de servis 
 ov de BritiJ guvernment. 
 Redbreast, Red-brest, n. a berd, so namd from 
 
 de kulor ov its brest. 
 Redbud, Red-bud, n. de Ji\das tre. 
 Redcap, Red-kajj, n. a spekter wid log tet, sup6zd 
 tu hqnt old huzez in Skotland; — a nam ov a 
 spejez ov goldfinq. 
 Redciialk, Red-qek, n. qek ov a red kulor. 
 Redcoat, Red-kot, n. an IggliJ soljer, in kontemt. 
 Redcoated, Red-kot-ed, a. havig a red kot. 
 Redden, Red-n, v. t. tu mak red. 
 Redden, Red-n, v. i. tu gro red. 
 Reddendum, lled-en-dum, [Z/.] {Law} a term 
 yi|7.d in a ded, hw^rbj de grantor rezervz sum- 
 tig n\\ tu himself, ist ov hwot he had befor 
 rented. 
 Reddish, Red-iJ, a. sumhwot red; inkljnig tu red. 
 Reddishness, Red-iJ-nes, n. tendensi tu rednes. 
 Reddition, Red ij-on, n. [Z/.] restitqjon; a ren- 
 
 derig: eksplanajon; reprezentajon. 
 Redditive, Red-i-tiv, a. anserig; renderig. 
 Reddle, Ked-1, n. {Min.} a soft, arjilajeus min- 
 eral, depli tinjd wid red bj oksid ov jurn; red qek. 
 Rede. Red, v. t. tu adviz. Se {Mead.} 
 Redeem, Re-dem, i-. t. tu ransom; tu relev from 
 farfityqr er kaptiviti bj paig a prjs; tu reskij,; 
 tu rekuver: tu rekompens; tu kompensat; tu 
 mak araendz for; tu pa de penalti ov; — tu r£- 
 kiiver from sin and its konsekwensez. 
 Redeemable, Re-dem-a-bl, a. dat ma be redemd; 
 rekuvenibl. [beig redemabl. 
 
 Redeemableness, Re-dem-a-bl-nes, n. de stat ov 
 Redeemer, Re-dem-er, n. wun hen ransomz er re- 
 
 demz: a ransomer; — de Savyor ov de wurld. 
 Redeliberate, Re-de-lib-er-at, v. t, tu rekon- 
 sider. [bak. 
 
 Redeliver. Re-de-liv-er, v. t. tu deliver agen er 
 Redelivery, Re-de-liv-er-i, n. a. sekond er nq, 
 deliver!. [agen. 
 
 Redemand, Re-de-mdnd, v. t. tu demdnd bak er 
 Redemise, Re-de-mjz, v. t. {Law} tu rcgrdnt 
 landz befcir demjzd far a log tjm; tu konva bak. 
 Redemption, Rr-dem-Jon, n. de akt ov redemig; 
 de stat ov beig redemd; ransom; reles; — ds re- 
 kuveri ov mankind bj de mediajon ov Krjst. 
 Redemptionary, Re-dem-Jon-a-ri, n. wun ho iz 
 redemd, er set at liberti, bj paig a kompensajon. 
 Redemptioner, Re-dem-Jon-er, n. a foren emi- 
 grant, hcD slIz hiz servisez for a term ov tjm ta 
 pa fer hiz pasaj from Yv^rop tu Amerika.
 
 RED 
 
 393 
 
 REE 
 
 Redemptive, Re-dem-tiv, a. relatij) tu or im- 
 pliH) ij-ilt-mjon. [ransom. 
 
 RicwKMPTORy. Ke-dein-Ua-ri, a. redcraij); pad for 
 KKUbsCkND, Re-dc-sond, v. i. tu desend ugen. 
 RkdouM, R^d-gum, n. a d\ziz insidenl tu qildren 
 
 mill birn; — a dizez in gran; u kjnd ov bljt. 
 Rkuiiiuitiov, Red-hi-biJ-on, n. {Law} de averd- 
 
 uiH iiv a sal on ak'snt ov defekt in de fcifl suld. 
 Rkdhot, Red-hi)t, a. hetcd tu rudnes; veri hot. 
 Redigkst, Ke-di-jest. v. t. tu dij^st agtin. 
 RtDi.vTtGEATE, Re-din-tc-grat,* v. t. tu restcJr; 
 
 tu lu.ik ni],. [mad di],. 
 
 Redintegrate, R£-din-tc-grat,*a. restiiird; reni'id; 
 Rekinteoratio.v, RE-din-tr-gra-Jon, n. renovu- 
 
 /on: resturajon. — ( Cheni.) ie restorifl ov a mikst 
 
 budi, hoiz form haz bin destrtfd, tu its former 
 
 Stat. 
 Bbdisburse, Re-dis-biirs, v. t. tu repa. 
 Rediscover, Rc-dis-kuv-er, v. t. tu diskdver a 
 
 sekond ijm. [ani'i. 
 
 Redispose, Re-dis-p(f)z, u. t. tu adjust er di:<ix^z 
 Rkdisseize, Re-dis-s£z, ». <. {Lau'\ tu dissez ani|. 
 Reuisseizin, Re-dis-s£z-in, ii. {Law) a dissczin 
 
 mad b{ wun biD befiJr noz f:$nd tu bav dissezd 
 
 de •■'am man ov biz landz or tenements, far hwiq 
 
 a spejal rit la, ksld a rit ov redimFzin. 
 Reoi.sseizor, Re-dis-sez-or, n. wun hoi dissezez 
 
 a;;pii. [m.-lt agen. 
 
 Redissolve, Rc-di-z61v, v. t. and »'. tu dizolv er 
 Redistribute, Rc-dis-trib-yqt, v. t. tu distrib- 
 
 yH' iim'i. 
 Rem vide, Re-di-vjd, p. t. tu divjd agen. 
 Rehlead, R^d-led, n. de red ok?id ov led, yn,zd 
 
 az a |)i;5ment: an oksid intermedial betwen de 
 
 jiru)tok-id and peroksid ov led: minium. 
 Rehlegued, Red-le;^d, a. havig red le;;z. 
 Redlettered, lied-lct-erd, a. printed wid red 
 
 l.-t-MZ. 
 
 Redly, Red-li, &d. wid rednes. 
 Redsiist, Red-mint, ii. a spejez ov mint. 
 Redness. Red-ne<, n. de kwoliti ov beifl red. 
 Rkdole.nce, Red-to-lens, | n. de kwuliti ov beig 
 REDOLENCr, R^d-Q-len-si, i redolent; swet sent: 
 
 o>l<ir. 
 Redolent, Red-o-lent, a. difqzig an odor, smel, 
 
 .-■('III, nr r^avor; odoriferus; swet ov sent. 
 Redouble. Re-diib-l, v. t. tu inkres bj dublij); 
 
 tu rE|iEt in return or ofn. 
 Redouble. Rc-diib-1, r. ». tu bekdm tw^saz muq. 
 Redoubt, Re-d^t, n. {F<rrt.) an -stwurk; a wurk 
 
 in eid'-d tu f.trtifj a militari p<3ziJon: a Ttrtres. 
 Redoubtable, Re-dist-a-bl, a. formidabl; teribi 
 
 tia t'lj/.: teribi: dredful. 
 Redoubted, Re-d^st-ed,* a. formidabl. 
 Redou.nd, Re-d^nd, v. i. tu be sent bak, az a 
 
 Wdv, bj reakjon: tu kondi^s in de kon^ekwens: 
 
 tu pruned in de konsekwens: tu kontribyiit; tu 
 
 t^nd. 
 Redpole, Red-pol, ) n. {Ornith.) a sert orfinq: a 
 Redpoll, It«d-|)ol, i spejez ov linet. 
 Redress, Re-dres v. t. tu set qt; tu amend: tu 
 
 rekdij; tu kor^kt; tu rep4r; tu relev; tu r^m- 
 
 edi: lu ez. 
 Redress, Re-dr^s, n. relef: r^mtdi; amendz: rep- 
 
 arM)..n; kompen-^ajon for injriri; remnnerajon. 
 REDRf-ssER, Ii£-dr6s-er, n. wun hoB redr^z or 
 
 atuiil^ lelef. 
 Redressive, Iie-dr<5s-iv, a. afiordiy remedi. 
 REDRE.S.SLESS. Re-dre,<-lcs, a. wid'st redros or relef. 
 Redekssment, Re-dres-mcnt, n. de akt or re- 
 
 drc-ii). 
 Bedroot R^d-nDt, n. a wurtles wed; stonwcd:— 
 
 Nil Jerzi te;— a plant; pukiiin nDt, turmcrik, or 
 
 Indian pant. 
 BsosEAR. Rel-ser, v. i. tu brak er krak ander de 
 
 burner, az jam hwea redhut. 
 
 Redshank, Rcd-Japk, n. a nam ov kont^mt, fer- 
 
 murli j^ivn tu de .Sk(x; lljlanderz; a berd. 
 
 Redsnow, I<«Jd-snu, fi. snu havifl a red tini. — 
 
 {li't.f anqrktik plant or fujjgui; {uredn niralu.} 
 
 Red.start, Red-dtqrt, n. a berd rezemblig de rob- 
 
 in-ri.dbrest. [mad ov it. 
 
 Redstbeak. Red-strek, n. a kjnd ov apl: .'•jder 
 
 Redtail, Red-tal, n. a berd; »am az de rtdtUirt. 
 
 Red-tailed, Red-tald, a. havi^ a red tal. 
 
 Red-tapist, Red-tap-ist, n. wun empltfd in a 
 publik otis, b>D bindz [x^rselz wid tap. 
 
 Red-throated, Red-trut-ed, a. bavig q red trcjt. 
 
 Kedtop, Red-top, n. a komon spe/ez ov valyt^abl 
 gras. 
 
 Reduce, Re-di'is, r. t. tu briy bak; tubrig tu de 
 former stat; tu brip intu a stat ov diminqjon; 
 tu degrad; tu subdq,: tu dimini/; tu lucr; tu 
 kurtal: tu Jortn. {Arith.) tu brig er qanj from 
 a bier tu a luer, or from a loer tu a hjer de- 
 numinajon or stat:— tu reklam tu order, — tu 
 subjekt tu a ra>l: tu brig intu a klas: az, de 
 varia/onz ov langwaj qr rcdti»t tu ni)lz; insekta 
 qr ridiiU tu trjbz. 
 
 Reducent, Rc-di'i-sent, «. dat hwiq redqsez. 
 
 Reducer, Re-dqs-er, n. wun hO) redqsez. 
 
 Reducible, Re-di'i,s-i-bl, a. dat ma be redqst. 
 
 Reduciblesess, Re-dq,s-i-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 ov beig redi},sibl. 
 
 Reduct, Re-diikt, n. {Arch.} a kwerk, or a litl 
 plas, takn tst ov a Iqrjer, tu mak it mor yi^iu- 
 form and regyi^lar. 
 
 Reductio ad absurdcm, Re-ddk-Ji-o ad ab-sdr- 
 dum, [L.] {LiHjk) a spejez ov qrgnment hwig 
 pnDvz not de tit) aserted, but de ab^surditi of 
 hwotever kontradikts it. 
 
 Reduction, Rc-ddk-Jon, n. de akt ov redq,si{): de 
 stat ov beig redi\,st; diminqjon.— (--Irj/A.) de 
 qanjifl ov kwontitiz from wun denominajon tu 
 andder, or ov brigig dem tu wun denominajon. 
 {(Jh^em.) de proses ov konvertig a metulik oksid 
 intu metal, bi ekspelig its oksijen. [dqsig. 
 
 Reductive, Re-ddk-tiv, a. havig de piser ov re- 
 
 Reductive, Re-ddk-tiv, n. dat hwiq haz prer tut 
 redq^j. [konsekwens. 
 
 Reductivelt, Rc-ddk-tiv-li, ad. h[ redukjun: bJ 
 
 Redu.ndance, Re-ddn-dans, i n. de stat ov beig 
 
 Redu.vdaxcv, Rc-ddn-dan-si, t reddndant; ek- 
 ses: sq|>erabdndan3: egzyqberans: difqsnes. 
 
 Redundant, Re-ddn-dant, a. sq(>erabdndant:e^- 
 yqberant: .sq()erflq,us; eksesiv; difq,s: yqzig Un 
 meni wurdz or imajez. 
 
 Redu.ndantly, Re-ddn-dant-li, ad. sqperflnusli; 
 sqperabundantli. [dubl agen. 
 
 Reduplicate, Re-dq-pli-kat, v. t. tu dubl: tu 
 
 Reduplication, Re-dq-pli-ka-Jon, n. At akt ov 
 dublig. — {Hhet.) u figyq,r bj hwiq a vers end« 
 wid de sam wurd wid hwiq de foloig beginz. 
 
 Reduplicative, Re-dq-pli-ka-tiv, a. dubl: dublig 
 agen. [kativ wurd. 
 
 Reduplicative, Re-dq-pli-ka-tiv, n. a redqpli- 
 
 Redwino. Red-wip, n. a berd: a sort ov truj. 
 
 Redwi.nged, Red-wigd, a. bavig red wigz. 
 
 Ree, lie, n. u smol Purtyij^gez koper kffn. 
 
 Reebok, Re-bdk, n. {Z>«d.) a sprjez ov antelop. 
 
 Re-echo, Re-ek-o, r. ». tu retdrn an ekii; ta 
 ekb) bak. 
 
 Re-echo, Re-^k-o, n. an eka rttdmd arsent bak. 
 
 Reed, Red, n. u komon nam ov meni akwatik 
 plants, hwiq hav a holo, noted stek: q kan;— a 
 smol pjp, urijinali mad ov a red: — a pqri ov a 
 liSm hwiq rezemblz de tet ov a kom; — an aro, as 
 mnd ov a red. 
 
 Reeded, Red-ed, a. kuverd er furnijt wid redi. 
 
 Reeden, Rcd-n, a. konsistig ov rcdi. 
 
 Reed GRASS, Red-grus, n. a plant; bur-red; kA« 
 nari-gras.
 
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 Re-edification, Re-ed-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. &s akt ov 
 
 r8bilc]ii); de stat ov bsii) rebilt; a nx\ edifikajou. 
 
 Re-edify, Ke-ed-i-fj, v. t. tia edifj ageu; tia it- 
 
 biki. 
 Reeding, Red-ii), n. {Arch.) a number ov beded 
 mtDkliijz yiiujted tiageder, az in qimni jamz, 
 wuidu pilasterz, komon piktyn,r-framz &s. 
 Reedless, Rgd-les, a. beig wid^t redz. 
 Reedmace, Red-mas, n. a. plant dat groz ner 
 
 wetiir. 
 Reedpipe, Rgd-pjp, n. a mn,zikal pip mad ov red. 
 Reed sparrow, Red-spar-o, n. a berd livig amdg 
 Reedy, Red-i, a. ab-sndiij wid redz. [redz. 
 
 Reedy-toned, Red-i-lcand, a. {Mus.} notig a 
 vers dat iz sumhwot tik, er partaks ov de ton ov 
 a red. 
 Reef, Ref, n. {JVaut.} a serten porjon ov d sal, 
 hwiq, bj jlet-bolz, kan be so dren tiageder az tu 
 redn,s de surfas ov de sal; — a qan ov roks in de 
 ojan Ijig ner de surfas ov de weter. 
 Reef, Ref, v. t. {Naut.) tia diminij er redi^s de 
 surfas ov de salz, bj takig in wun er mor ov de 
 refs, oa de inkresig ov de wind. 
 Reek, Rek, n. smok; stem; vapor; — a pjl ov kern 
 er ha, komonli prGjn"8nst nk. [por. 
 
 Reek, Rek, o. i. tu smok; tia stem; tia emit va- 
 Reeky, Rek-i, a. smoki; tand; blak; dqrk. 
 Reel, ReI, n. a turnig fram, upon hwiq yqrn er 
 tred iz wsnd intia skanz from de spindl; — an 
 agglerz implement tu wjnd hiz Ijn on;— a Ijvli 
 Skoq dans. 
 Reel, Rel, v. t. tu gader yqrn of de spindl. 
 Reel, Rel, v. i. tu stager; tu inkljn, in wekig, 
 ferst tu wun sjd and den tu de uder; tu toter: 
 — tu wjud in dansig wid konstant serklz. 
 Reelect, Re-e-lekt, v. t. tu elekt agen; tu re- 
 
 qcbz. 
 Reelection, Re-e-lek-Jon, n. a repeted elekjon. 
 Reelkvate, Re-el-e-vat, v. t. tu elevat agen. 
 Reeligible, Re-el-i-ji-bl, a. kapabl ov beig re- 
 
 elekteJ. 
 Reeling, Rel-ig, n. « vasilatig wek; a stagerig. 
 Reem, Rem, n. a kwodrooped. L^gen. 
 
 Reembark, Re-em-bqrk, v. t. and i. tu embark 
 Reembattle, Re-em-bat-l, v. t. tu ranj agen in 
 
 batl ara. 
 Reembody, Re-em-bod-i, v. t. tu embodi agen. 
 Reembrace, Re-em-bras, i'. t. tu embras agen. 
 Rkemerge, Re-e-merj, v. i. tu emerj agen. 
 Reenact. Re-en-akt, v. t. tu enakt ani|. 
 Reencouragement, Re-en-kur-aj-ment, n. rented 
 
 enkuifijmcnt. 
 Reendow, Re-en-d-j, v. t. tu end's agen. 
 Reenfokce, Ue-en-fors, v, t. lu enfors am],; tu 
 
 stroiituii wid nq, asistans er suport. 
 Reenforcement, Re-en-fors-ment, n. de akt ov 
 recntursiy; supli ov vc\ fors; frej asistans; nv), 
 help. 
 Reengage, Re-en-gaj, v. t. tu engaj agen. 
 Reengagement, Re-en-gaj -ment, 71. reni\,d en- 
 gaj incut. 
 Reengrave, Re-en-grav, v. t. tu engrav agen. 
 Reenjoy, Re-en-jff, v. t. tu enjef anq, er a sek- 
 
 oud tim. 
 Reenki'^dle, Re-en-kin-dl, v. t. tu kindl ani^. 
 Reenlist, Re-en-list, v. t. tu enlist agen, er a 
 sukond tim. [iistment. 
 
 Reenlistment, Re-en -list-ment, n. a repeted en- 
 Reenstamp, Re -en-stamp, v. t. tu enstamp anq. 
 Reenter, Ke-en-ter, v. t. tu enter agen: tu enter 
 anq. {Engraving) tu depn de insi^imz ov u 
 plat, hwiq qr not sufijentli bitn in bj akwa- 
 fertis. [tron. 
 
 Reenthrone, Re-en-tron, t'. t. tu rcplas in u 
 Reentrance, Re-ea-trans, n. de akt ov enterig 
 agen. 
 
 Reentry, Re-en-tri, n. a reni],d entri. 
 Reermouse, REr-m"8s, n. a bat. Se {Rearmouse, 
 
 and Reremouse.) 
 Reestablish, Jle-es-tab-liJ, v. t. tu establij agen. 
 Reestablisher, Re-es-tab-liJ-er, n. wun hco es- 
 
 tablijez anq. 
 Reestablishment, Re-es-tab-liJ-ment, n. de akt 
 
 ov reestablijig; de stat ov beig reestablijt; a nxj, 
 
 establijment. 
 Reestate, Re-es-tat,* v. t. tu reestablij. 
 Reeve, Rev, n. a stqard; a pes-ofiser. It iz yt^zd 
 
 in kompozijon; az, buro-?'f?), port-rfy, &s. 
 Reexamination, Re-egtz-am-i-na-Jon, n. reni^d 
 
 egzaminajon. 
 Reexamine, Re-eg*z-am-in, «, t. tu egzamin ani^. 
 Reexchange, Re-eks-qanj, v. t. tu eksqanj agen. 
 Rekxchange, Re-eks-qanj, n. a sekond eksqanj. 
 Reexport, Re-eks-pirt, v. t. tu eksport agen; 
 
 tu eksport hwot haz bin imported. 
 Reexportation, Re-eks-por-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 reeksportig. 
 Refection, Re-fek-Jon, n. a repdst; a sp^r mel ; 
 
 refrejment after hugger er fateg. 
 Refective, Re-fek-tiv, a. tendig tu refrej; re- 
 
 sturativ. 
 Refectory, Re-fek-to-ri, n. an apqrtment in hwig 
 
 refiejments or melz qr takn; an etig-rrom. 
 Refel, Re-fel, v. t. tu refqt; tu repres. 
 Refer, Re-fer, v. t. tu direkt tu aniider fer in- 
 
 formaJoD er jujment; tu send tu; tu betak tia 
 
 fer desigon; tu redqs tu; tu redij,s, az tia a 
 
 klas. 
 Refer, Re-fer, v. i. tu respekt; tu hav er bq^r 
 
 relajon; tu ali^d; tu hint; tu apel. [feribl. 
 
 Referable, Ref-er-a-bl, a. dat ma be referd; re- 
 Referee, Ref-er-e, n. wun tu hcom sum mater 
 
 in dispqt iz referd, in erder dat he ma setl it; an 
 
 Arbitrator. 
 Reference, Ref-er-ens, «. de akt ov referig: rs- 
 
 laj'on; respekt; alqjon tu; dismijon tu aniider 
 
 tribqnal; — a trjal er desigon, bi referez; — de akt 
 
 ov referig, er a person referd tu, in erder tu es- 
 tablij kredit. 
 Referendary, Ref-er-en-da-ri, n. an ofiser hot) 
 
 deliverd de rffal anser tu petijonz. 
 Referential, Ref-er-en-Jal, a. relatig tu er 
 
 havig referens. [referens. 
 
 Referentially, Ref-er-6n-Jal-i, ad. bj wa ov 
 Referment, Re-fer- ment, v. t. tu ferment anq,. 
 Referment, Re-fer-ment, v. i. tu ferment agen. 
 Referrer, Re-fer-er, n. wun boo referz. 
 Referrible, Re-fer-i-bl, a. dat ma be referd; 
 
 referabl. — Ofn ritn {Referable.) 
 Refigure, Re-fig-yqr, v. t. tu figyqr er repre- 
 
 zent agen. 
 Refh.l, Re-fil, v. t. tu fil agen. 
 Kefind, Re-f jnd, v. t. tu fjnd agen. 
 Refine, Re-fjn, v. t. tu pn,rifj; tu kler f rom dros; 
 
 tu mak elegant; tu polij; tu mak akyqrat. 
 Refine, Re-fin, v. i. tu impnJbv in pofut ov akyn- 
 
 rasi er delikasi; tu gro pqr; tu afekt njseti. 
 Refined, Re-f jnd, p. a. pn,rifjd: polijt; pn,r; del- 
 
 ikal; puzesig refinment. 
 Refinedly, Re-fjn-ed-li, ad. wid refjnment er 
 
 iiiekted elegans. [refmd; pqriti. 
 
 Refinedness, Re-fjn-ed-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 Refinement, Re-f in-ment, n. de akt ov refjnig; 
 
 de stat uv beig refjnd; pqriti; polij": afekiajon 
 
 ov iijsuti: kultivajon; improovment: sivilizajon. 
 Refiner. Re-f jn-er, n. wun hoo refjnz; a pi^rifjer 
 
 ov uiet:ilz. [J lagar. 
 
 liEFiNERY, Re-fin-er-i, n. a plas fer refjnig, az 
 Refining, Re-fjn-ig, «. de emplerment ov a re- 
 
 ijnL-r. 
 
 Refit, Re-fit, v. t. tu fit er prepv anq: tu re- 
 p4r; tu restwr after damaj.
 
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 Refitment, Re-fit-raent, ti. dc akt ov refitifl. 
 
 Rkhx, Kt-tik.i, r. t. tu liks agfii. 
 
 Keklkct, Ke-fl6kt, r. t. tui tro bak; tu ka^t bak. 
 
 Reflect, Re-flekt, v. i. tu fcru buk \\v. tu bend 
 buk;— tu konsidor atentivli; tu ponder; tu tijjk; 
 tu m\\i: — tu tr(j repnjq er BcnJur; tu brin re- 
 prcJq. [bak. 
 
 Reflkctent, Rt-flekt-ent, a. bundij) bak; I'lji)) 
 
 Rkflectino, Re-flekl-ij), f>i>. a. uiakig rt-l'lekjon; 
 kunsiderat; ti3\iui\.— liijlvktiij telrskup, a tele- 
 skop in hwiq de rnz from de objekt tu be vnd 
 qr fer^t re.tevd on a s])ekyilluni, er ret'lektip *ur- 
 fa?, dens jiasijj tu aniider spekynluin, and so) 
 tu At j. 
 
 Reflectingly, Re-flekt-ij)-li, ad. wid reflekjon. 
 
 Reflection, Ke-llek-Jon, ji. de akt ov rcfiektiu; 
 a rebisnd ov a bodi, or ov Ijt, het, er S'snd, from 
 an opozij) surlas; dat hwiq iz reflekted; — tot 
 tr»n bak upon de jiast, or de absent, or on itself; 
 de akjon ov de mind up(in itself; atentiv kon- 
 siderajon: nieditajon; kojitajon; — reprtjq; scnJur. 
 
 Reflective, Re-flek-tiv, a. trwifl bak imajez; — 
 konsiderij) tiyz past; miizifl;— lendij) tu reproq. 
 — Hrflektii' rerb iz wun hwiq retiirnz de akjon 
 up<Sn de ajent. [nianer. 
 
 Reflectively, Re-fl^k-tiv-li, ad. in a reflektiv 
 
 Reflectiveness, Re-fl6k-tiv-nes, n. de kwoliii 
 ov beifl reflektiv. 
 
 Reflector, Re-flekt-or, n. he er dat hwiq re- 
 flekts;— a reflektifl t«leskop. 
 
 Reflex, Re-fleks, a. direkted bakward. 
 
 Reflex, Re-fleks, n. {/'aintiny) de iliiminajon 
 ov wun bodi bj lit reflekted from aniider. 
 
 Reflexibility, Re-fleks-i-bil-i-ti, ?t. de kwoliti 
 ov beij) refleksibl. 
 
 Reflexible, Ue-fleks-i-bl, a. dat ma be reflekt- 
 ed or tron bak. 
 
 Reflexivelv, Rc-fleks-iv-li,* ad. reflektivli. 
 
 Refloat. Kc-flot,* n. eb; refluks. 
 
 Reflorescence, Re-flti-res-en.s, ;;. a reblosomig. 
 
 Reflourish, Ke-tiiir-iJ, v. i. tu flurij anq,. 
 
 Reflow. Kr-flu), ''. i. tu fio bak or am'i. 
 
 Reflower, Re-tl's-er, v. i. tu flticr agen. 
 
 Refluence, Ref-lii,-ens, ) n. de stat ov flwij) 
 
 Refluency, Ref-lii-en-si, i bak. 
 
 Refluent, Hef-U|-ent, a. runij) bak; floij) bak. 
 
 Reflux, Re-fluks, n. bakwurd kors ov wotcr. 
 
 Refocillation, Re-fos-i-ia-Jon,* », restorajon 
 ov strenb. L'^gen. 
 
 Refoment, Re-fo-ment, v. t. tu fcauient or WHrni 
 
 RiiFURii, Ke-fi'trui, r. t. tu qnnj from wurs tu 
 beter; tu mend; tu am^nd; tu korekt; tu im- 
 pnfiv: tu rcktifj; tu restur. 
 
 Reform, Re-form, r. /. tu pas bj qanj from wurs 
 tu beter. 
 
 Reform, Re-form, /i. a n\\ form: rcformajon; q 
 qanj for de beter; a politikal reformnjon. 
 
 Reform, Ke-form, r. t. tu form ani'i. 
 
 Reformado, Ref-or-mii-do, ii. [.S'/.] q mufjk ad- 
 herij) tu de reformajon ov hiz order;— an ofiser 
 retnnd in a rejiment hwen hiz kumpaui iz dis- 
 banded. 
 
 Reformado, Ref-or-raii-du, a. penitent: refiVmd. 
 
 Reformation, Ref-or-ma-Jnn, n. de akt ov re- 
 ft)rmi(|: de stat ov beiu rrformd: irapnovment; 
 amendment; korekjon; reform: qanj from wuis 
 tu beter;— de canj ov relijon cfekted bj Lifter 
 and uderz, in de sikstcnt sentiiri. 
 
 Reformation, Re-for-ma-/on, h. deaktovform- 
 i« "nil. 
 
 Reformatory, Re-form-.i-to-ri, a. relntig tu, or 
 kozij). reformajon. 
 
 Reformed, He-fiirmd, p. a. qanjd for de beter; 
 amended:— havifl ren-Knst dedoktrinz ov de Ro- 
 man K.'itoliks, and cmbraat dux ov &e I'rotest- 
 ant:$; Kalvinistik. 
 
 Reformer, Re-form-er, n. wun hO) rrfennz: — 
 wun Iioj asi.-ited in de reformajon ov relijon. wun 
 bFloyio tu u retormd qurq; — wun hO) prumuts or 
 urjez pulitikal refcirm. [reformer. 
 
 Reformist, Re-fcirm-ist, n. wun hct) reformz; a 
 
 Refossion, Re-foJ-on,* ii. At akt ov digifl up. 
 
 Refound, Re-f'snd, r. t. tu fisnd or kast ani'i. 
 
 Kefounder, lie-fisnd-er, /*. wun hoi rcfiindz. 
 
 Refract, Re-frakt, r. t. tu brak or opcjz de di- 
 rekt kurs ov, iiz rnz ov lit: tu turn asjd. 
 
 Refraction, Re-frak-Jon, ji. de akt ov refraktig; 
 qanj ov direkjon. — i^Ojiticjs') At deviajon ov a 
 ra ov Ijt from its arijinal pat in enterip a medi- 
 um ov diferent densiti. 
 
 Refractive, Re-frak-tiv, a. havig de p>$er ot 
 refrakjon. [tori maner. 
 
 Refractorily, Re-fr;ik-to-ri-li, ad. in a rcfrak- 
 
 Refractoriness, Re-frak-to-ri-nes, n. At stat 
 ov beij) refrakturi. 
 
 Refractory, Re-frak-to-ri, a. obstinat; perv^rs; 
 kontumajus; unnrjli: unguvcrnabl. [son. 
 
 Refractory, Re-frak-t«-ri, n. an obstinat per- 
 
 Kefragable, Ref-ra-ga-bl, a. kapabl ov konfu- 
 tajoii: refiitabl. 
 
 Refragableness, R6f-ra-ga-bl-nes, n. At stat 
 ov bcij) refraj^abl. 
 
 Refrain, Re-fran, r. t. [£.] tu hold bak; tu kep 
 from akJon; tu widhuld. [■'*pHr. 
 
 Refrain, Ke-frrin, r. i. tu forb^r; tu abstan; tu 
 
 Refrain, Rc-fran, >i. de burdn ov a any er pes 
 ov mi^zik; a kind ov ini{,zikal repetijon. [agen. 
 
 Reframe, Re-fram, r. t. tu fram er put tugeder 
 
 Refrangibility, Re-fran-ji-bil-i-ti, n. de kwol- 
 iti ov beij) refranjibl; de dispuzijon ov de raz 
 ov Ijt tu be rcfraktcd er bent in pasig oblekli 
 from WUQ transparent bodi or medium intu an- 
 iider. [refnikted. 
 
 Refrangible, Rc-fran-ji-bl, a. kapabl ov bcig 
 
 Refrangibleness, Re-fran-ji-bl-nes, n. At kwol- 
 iti ov beiij refranjibl. 
 
 Refresh, Re-freJ, r. t. tu r^kreat; tu relev er 
 revjv after pan, fateg, or wont; — tu impra)V bj 
 n\\ tuqez eni fig imixird; — tu renovat; tu rcnij,; 
 — tu refrijerat; tu kO)!. [ez. 
 
 Refresher, Re-fr6J-er, n. he er dat hwiq refrej- 
 
 Refreshfll, Re-freJ-ful, a. ful ov refrejment; 
 refrejij). [or wont. 
 
 Refreshing, Re-freJ-ij), n. relef after pan, fati'g, 
 
 Refreshing, Re-freJ-ij), pp. a. afordifl refrej- 
 ment: revivifl. 
 
 Refreshment, Re-frcJ-ment, n. de akt ov re- 
 frejij): dat hwiq refrejez; relef after pan, wont, 
 or futeg: rest: fiDd. [hct. 
 
 Refrigerant, Re-frij-er-ant, a. k(t>lif); mitigatig 
 
 Refrigerant, Rc-frij-er-ant, n. sumbig dat 
 kiijlz, az o inedisin or drigk. 
 
 Refrigerate, Ke-frij-er-at, r. t. tu kml. 
 
 Refrigeration, Rc-frij-er-a-Jon, n. At akt ov 
 kit)hg: de sint ov bei)) kiDld. [medisia. 
 
 Refrioerative, Re-frij-er-a-tiv, n. u koDliQ 
 
 Refrigerative, Re-frij-er-a-tiv, a, kcDiig; hav- 
 i|) de (I'ser lu kml: refrijeratori. 
 
 Refrigerator, Rc-frij-er-a-tor, n. a ko&ler; an 
 apanitus for prezervijj materz bj luenz ov js; an 
 ajiaratus tu kool de wurts ov a briO-htss. 
 
 Refrigeratory, Re-frij-er-a-tu-ri, »i. eni tig dat 
 kJjIz: dat pqrt ov a distilig vesel hwiq iz plast 
 abiit de bed ov a stil, and fild wid woter tu ka>l 
 de koiideiisij) vaporz: a refrijerator. 
 
 Refrigeratory, Re-frij-cr-ato-ri, a. havig a 
 kitjli() kwoliti; rcfrijerativ. 
 
 Rkft. Reft, «. a qigk. ir>t {Rift.) 
 
 Refuge, Rof-iij, ». a Jelter from eni dnnjer er 
 distres: protekjon; an ajjlum: a relrct; dat hwig 
 givz Jelter; an ckspcdient in distr^.: ekspedient 
 in jeneral.
 
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 Refuge, R^f-qj,* v. i. tu tak refqj. 
 
 Refugee, Ref-n,-J8, n. wun hoi fljz tu Jelter er 
 
 protekjon: wun hot) flsz from relijus er politikal 
 
 persskiiJon, in hiz on kuntri, tia tak refq,j in 
 
 aniider. 
 Refulgence, Re-ful-jens, ) n. brilyant Ijt; ra- 
 Refulgency, Re-fdl-jen-si, ) diajon ov Ijt ; 
 
 splendor; brjtnes. 
 Refulgent, Re-fnl-jent, a. emitig Ijt; brjt; Jinig; 
 
 gliterig: splendiu. 
 Refulgently, RE-fdl-jent-li, ad. in a refiil- 
 
 jent er Jjnig maner. 
 Refund, Rg-fund, v. i. tu por bak; tu repa 
 
 hwot iz resEvd; tu restdjr. 
 Refund, Re-fund, v. t. tu fund ani^,- [paz. 
 
 Refundee, Re-fund-er, 71. wun hO) rsfundz erre- 
 Refuenish, Rs-fur-niJ, v. t. tu furnij ani|. 
 Refusable, Re-fi],z-a-bl, a. dat ma be refqzd; 
 
 fit tu be refi^zd. 
 Refusal, Re-f^z-al, n. de akt ov refuzig: rejek- 
 
 Jon; denial ov a rekwest, petijon, erdemdnd; de- 
 
 njal; — preemjon; rjt ov havig er qoBzig befor an- 
 
 tider; ofer; opjon. 
 Refuse, Re-fi\z, v. t. tu denj hwot iz solisited er 
 
 rekwjrd; not tu kompli wid; tu dekljn; tia 
 
 rejekt. _ " [plj. 
 
 Refuse, Re-f^z, v. i. not tu aksept; not tu kom- 
 Refuse, Ref-i],s, n. dat hwiq remanz disregarded 
 
 hwen de rest iz takn; wurfcles remanz: dregz; 
 
 dros. [wurtles. 
 
 Refuse, Ref-qs, a. left hwen de rest iz takn; 
 Refusee, Re-fii,z-er, 7j. wun boo refxj,zez. 
 Refusion, Re-fii-gon, n. a reni^d fiijon; restorig. 
 Refutable, Re-f^t-a-bl, a. dat ma be refuted. 
 Refutation, Ref-ti,-ta-Jon, n. de aktov r£fn,tig; 
 
 de akt ov prcbvig fels; konfi],taJon; disprrfjf. 
 Refutatoey, Re-fi^-ta-to-ri, a. relatig tu, er 
 
 kontanig, refi^tajon. 
 Refute, Ke-f^t, v. t. tu prcov fels er eroneus; tu 
 
 konfi|,t; tu disprAv. 
 Refutee, Re-fi|,t-er, n. wun hcD refiits. 
 Regain, Re-gan, v. t. tu rekdver; tu gan er 
 
 get am],. 
 Regal, Re-gal, a. relatig tu a kig; reral; kigli. 
 Regale, Re-ga-le, n. [L.] pi. Re-ga-li-a; a reral 
 
 prerogativ ensjn. 
 Regale, Re-gal, v. t. tu refrej; tu entertan; tu 
 
 gratifj; tu fest. [usli. 
 
 Regale, Re-gal, v. i. tu fest; tu f^r sumtyn,- 
 Regale, Re-gal, n. an entertanment; a regal- 
 
 ment. 
 Regalement, Re-gal-ment, n. refrejment; enter- 
 tanment; a tret. 
 Regalia, Re-ga-li-a, n. pi. [Z.j de privilejez, 
 
 prerogativz, and rjts ov a soveren; ensjnz ov 
 
 reral ti. 
 Regality, Re-gal-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig regal; 
 
 reralti; soverenti; an ensjn ov rffalti. 
 Regally, Re-gal-i, ad. in a regal maner. 
 Regaed, Re-gqrd, v. t. tu valyvj,; tu atend tu, 
 
 az wurdi ov notis; tu estem; tu respekt; — tu 
 
 obzerv; tu remqrk; tu mjnd; tu bed; tu pa 
 
 atenjon tu; — tu bav relajon tu. 
 Regaed, Re-gqrd, n. atenjon; estem; respekt; 
 
 reverens; konsern; k^r; not; eminens; ak'snt; re- 
 lajon: referens; luk. 
 Regaedant, Re-gqr-dant, a. woqig. — {Her.) 
 
 lukig behind. 
 Regaedee, Re-gqrd-er, n. wun hcD regqrdz. 
 Regaedful, Re-gqrd-ful, a. atentiv; lakig no- 
 
 tis ov. 
 Regaedfully, Re-g4rd-ful-i, ad. atentivli: hed- 
 
 fuli; respektfuli. [respektig. 
 
 Regaeding, Re-gqrd-ig, prep, havig regqrd tu; 
 Regabdless, Re-gqrd-les, a. bedles; neglijent; 
 
 inaientivj — not regqrded; sljted. 
 
 Regaedlesslt, Re-gqrd-les li, ad. k^rlesli; wid- 
 ■st bed. [inatenjon. 
 
 Regaedlessness, Re-gqrd-les-nes, n. hedlesnes; 
 
 Kegathee, Re-gad-er, i;. t. tu gader er kolekt 
 anq. [lik amij^zment. 
 
 Regatta, Re-gat-a, n. [lt.'\ a. bot-ras fer pub- 
 
 Regel, Re-gel, n. {Astron,.) a stqr ov de ferst 
 magnitqd, konstitq^tig de left bwel in de kon- 
 stelajon Qrjon. 
 
 Regency, Re-jen-si, ». de guverntnent ova rs- 
 jent; de of is er jqrisdikjon ov a rejent; rool; vi- 
 karius guvernment; — a kolektiv bodi adminis- 
 terig de guvernment: az, de "Rrjensi transakted 
 af4rz in de kigzabsens." 
 
 Regeneeacy, Re-jen-er-a-si, n. de stat ov beig 
 rejenerat. 
 
 Regeneeate, Re-jen-er-at, t'. ^. tu prodq,sanq,; 
 tu kez tu be bern anq,; tu renq,, az tu ds 
 afekjonz. 
 
 Regeneeate, Re-jen-er-at, a. reprodi^st; rejen- 
 erated; bern anvj, bj gras tu a Kristyan Ijf. 
 
 Regeneeateness, Re-jen-er-at-nes, n. de stat ov 
 beig rejenerat. 
 
 Regeneeation, Re-jen-er-a-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 rejeneratig; de stat ov beig rejenerated; nq, berfi; 
 bert bj gras untu rjtyusnes. 
 
 Regeneeative, Re-jen-er-a-tiv, a. prcidq^sig re- 
 jenerajon. 
 
 Regent, Re-jent, n. wun hflo eksersjzez ds p'ser 
 ov a soveren dq^rig de absens, inkapasiti, er mi- 
 noriti ov de soveren; — a roiler; wun raolig fer an- 
 uder: — an ofiser ov bj etoriti in a yqniversiti; a 
 guvernor; a direktor; — a suberdinat ofiser in sum 
 Amerikan kolejez. 
 
 Regent, Re-jent, a. rcolig: eksersjzig vikaiius 
 etoriti; regnant. 
 
 Regentess, Re-jent-es, n. a femal rejent. 
 
 Regentship, Re-jent-Jip, n. de ofis ov a rejent; 
 rejensi. [bud anq,. 
 
 Regeeminate. Re-jer-mi-nat, t'. *'. tu jerminater 
 
 Regeemination, Re-jer-mi-na-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 sprTitig agen. 
 
 Regicidal, Rej-i-sj-dal, a. belogig tu a rejisjd. 
 
 Regicide, Rej-i-sjd, n. de ofens er krjm ov mur- 
 derig er slaig a kig er soveren; a murderer er 
 slaer ov a kig. [a kig. 
 
 Regicide, Rej-i-sjd, a. relatig tu de murder ov 
 
 Regime, Ra-jem, n. [/"r.] guvernment: rcDl. 
 
 Regimen, Rej-i-men, n. {Med.) de metod tu bs 
 obzervd bj a pajent wid respekt tu diet: regyt),- 
 lajon ov diet er fcbd; djet. — ( Gram.) de guvern- 
 ment ov n-snz bj verbz, and uder wurdz, hwig 
 determin de kas. 
 
 Regiment, Rej-i-ment, n. a bodi ov trcDps under 
 de komdnd ov a kurnel. [ments. 
 
 Regiment, Rej-i-ment, v. t. tu ferm intu reji- 
 
 Regimental, Rej-i-men-tal, a. belogig tu a reji- 
 ment; militari. 
 
 Regimentals, Rej-i-men-talz, n. pi. de militari 
 dres ov a rejiment. 
 
 Region, Re-jon, n. a traktovland; kuntri; trakt 
 ov spas; distrikt; kwerter; spas; — pqrt ov de bodi; 
 plas. 
 
 Register, Rej-is-ter, n. an ak'snt ov eni tig reg- 
 yH,larli kept; a rekord; a katalog; a list; a rol; 
 Q kronikl: — an ofiser hooz biznes it iz tu rjt and 
 kep a rejister; a rejistrar: — a plat er Juter ov 
 juru in a stov, furnas, er qimni, tu regyqlat ds 
 bet or kwontiti ov qr tu be admited; — a sljdig 
 bord in an ergan bj hwiq de vents qr opnd er 
 Jut; — a pqrt ov a mold bj hwiq akyqrasi in kast- 
 ig iz sekqrd; — a regyqlajon ov de fermz in print- 
 ig, bj hwiq ds Ijnz ov pajez, hwiq qr bak tu bak, 
 qr adjusted: — a kontrjvans fer notig dijn er kal- 
 kqlatig de perfermans ov an enjin, er de rapiditi 
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 Registeb, RdJ-is-ter, v. t. tu rekord; tu onr(^l; 
 tu sot d^n in a list or rcjistor. [ter. 
 
 REOiSTtRsuiP, Kej-is-ter-Jip, n. At ofis ov rejis- 
 
 Ueoistuar, li6j-is-trar, n. wud hO) qts and keps 
 u ri'jistor; a rejister. [rcjistrar. 
 
 Rkoistrarsuip, Kej-is-trar-Jip, n. de ofis ov a 
 
 Heoistrarv, Rej-is-tra-ri, n. a rciistrar. 
 
 Rkoistration, Rej-is-tra-Jon, n. de akt ov rejis- 
 tLTip; rejistri. 
 
 Rkoistry, Rej-i3-tri, u. dt akt ov rdjisterij); dt 
 plas hw;\,r a rejistor iz kept;— a striez ov fakts 
 rekorded; a rekord; a reji.stcr. 
 
 Regius, Re-ji-us, a. [L.] reral; ki^li; a profesor 
 aptriited bj dt kip. 
 
 Regive, Re-giv, v. t. tu giv agen. 
 
 Reolet, Reg-let, 11. a lej ov wud bi hwic printerz 
 separat Ijnz in pajez. — {^Arch.) a flat nartj 
 muldifl: a filot. 
 
 Req.vancy, R(5g-nan-si, n. de akt ov ranig; nol. 
 
 Regnant, R6g-nant, a. ranip; aktyii,ali ruolij); 
 rejent; haviy regal otoriti; prEdominant; prev- 
 alent. 
 
 Regorge, Re-gorj, v. t. tu vomit up; tu trcj bak; 
 tu swolo egerli; tu swolo bak. 
 
 Reoraft, Re-gruft, v. t. tu graft agen. 
 
 Regra.nt, Re -grant, r. t. tu grant ani'^; tu grant 
 bak. 
 
 Reurate, Re-grat, v. t. {Law) tu bj provi;5onz 
 and .<el agen at er ner de sam mqrkct; tu cnhdns 
 dt prjs ov; tu fcorstwi. — {Jfasfuvy} tu tak of de 
 ■sior siirfas, <ts., az or an old hi^n stun wol. 
 
 Regrator, Re-grat-or, n. {Law} wun hiD rEgrats 
 or forstolz; wun hot bjz and selz priovi^onz er 
 w.irz at de sam mqrkot; an engroser; a hukster. 
 
 Regreet, Re-gret, f. <. tu resalq,t: tu greta sek- 
 ond tjra. [tajon. 
 
 Regreet, Re-gret,* n. return or eksqanj ov salyij,- 
 
 Regress, Re-gr^s, n. pasaj bak; a return. 
 
 Regress, Rtj-gres,* v. i. tu go bak; tu return. 
 
 Regression, Re-gr6J-on, »«. de akt ov returni}); 
 rrtiirn. 
 
 liEGRESsivK, Re-gres-iv, a. pasig er goig bak. 
 
 Regressively, Re-gres-iv-li, tui. in a regresiv 
 maner. 
 
 Regret, Rc-gret, n. veksajon or gref on ak'snt 
 ov suuitig jxist; gref; soro: disatisfakjon. 
 
 Regret, Re-gret, i'. t. tu grev at; tvi lament; tu 
 be sori fur; tu re[(ent ov. [ful. 
 
 Rlguetful, Re-gret-ful, a. ful ov regret; soru- 
 
 Regretfully, Re-gret-ful-i, ad. wid regret. 
 
 Regular, Reg-yi^-lar, a. konformabl tu roDl: kon- 
 fi'irind tu strikt regyij,laJonz; metodikal; ordcrli: 
 egzakt: knrekt;— institi^ted or inijiated akordij) 
 tu estiiblijt formz. — {(Jeoui.) havij) de sjdz or 
 sdrfasez kompcJzd ov ekwal f igyij^rz or Ijnz. 
 
 Regular, Reg-yi^-lar, n. wun in a monasteri bib 
 haz takn de tre visz ov povcrti, qastiti, and obe- 
 dieii.i;— a suljer bel6j)ifl tu a permanent qrmi. 
 
 Regularity, Reg-yq-lar-i-ti, n.' dt stat er kwol- 
 iti <iv beifl regyn,lar; konfnrmiti tu roul or reg- 
 yulnjiinz: scrlen order; metod. [lar. 
 
 Regularize, Reg-yn-lar-jz, v. t. tu mak r^gvii- 
 
 Reoi.-laely, Reg-yn-lur-li, ad. in a reg^iilur 
 maiiur; cgzaktii. 
 
 Regulate, Reg-yq,-lat, v. t. tu adjiist bj nol or 
 metod; tu direkt; tu put in gud order; tu kep 
 in erder; tu dispiiz; tu rcDl; tu guvern. 
 
 Reoulatio.v, Reg-yq-la-Jon, n. de akt ov regyq- 
 latij); metod; de stat ov beig regy^latcd; elekt 
 ov beio regyiilated; nDl; order. [lat. 
 
 Regulative, R^g-yq-la-tiv, a. tendip tu r^eyij- 
 
 Regulator, Reg-yq-la-tor, n. wun dat rdgynlnt.*: 
 dat \*\'cl ov a majen hwiq prudi^sez yi^niform 
 miDvment. 
 
 Rkouline, Reg-yq,-lin, a. belojjitj tu regynlus. 
 
 Rkqulize, Reg-yn-lii, r. t. tu red^s tu rtgyi^lus. 
 
 Reoolus, R^g-yf^-lus, n. [L.} pi, R^g-yn-li, 
 {£ng.) R6g-yii-lu3-ez; {C'hem.} metai frecl 
 from impqritiz, apljd b| de old kemists tu sum 
 ov de inferior metalz, az antirnQoi, bizmut, &8.; 
 — antimoni. 
 
 Regurgitate, Re-gur-ji-tat, v. t. tu tro bak; 
 tu par bak. [bak. 
 
 Regurgitate, Re-giir-ji-tat, v. ». tu be pord 
 
 Regurgitation, Re-gur-ji-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 regurjitatij); reabsorpjon. 
 
 Rehabilitate, Re-ha-bil-i-tat, v. t. tu re3t<5r a 
 deligkwcnt tu former ragk, privilcj, er rjt; ta 
 kwolifj agen; tu reinstat. 
 
 Rehabilitatio.v, Re-ha-bil-i-ta-Jon, n. {Law) de 
 akt ov rehabilitatip; a reinstatment ov a person 
 in hiz former rjts, hwiq bav bin ferfited er loat 
 bj jn^dijal sentens. 
 
 Rehear, Re-he'r, v. t. tu her ag^n. 
 
 Rehearing, Re-htr-ifl, ?». a sekond hcrig. 
 
 Rehearsal, Re-hers-al, n. de akt ov rchersij); 
 repetijon; — a resjtal in prjvat, previus tu publik 
 eksibijon. 
 
 Rehearse, Re-hers, v. t. tu repet; tu resjt; tu 
 relat; tu tel; — tu resjt previusli tu publik eks- 
 ibijon. 
 
 Rehearser, Re-h^rs-er, n. wun hd) rehersez. 
 
 Rehire, Re-hjr, v. t. tu hjr agen. 
 
 Reigle, Re-gl,* n. a holo or grottv fermd fer eni 
 tig tu run in: — a rdal. 
 
 Reiglement, Re-gl-ment,* n. a rtt)l; a kanon; a 
 mqrk; regyi^lajon: a regl. 
 
 Reign, Ran, v. i. tu enjef or eksersjz soveren 
 eturiti; tu rffll az a kig er soveren; tu be predom- 
 inant; tu preval. 
 
 Reign, Ran, n. reral etoriti; soverenti; a kigz 
 guvernment; tjm ov a kigz guvernment; kigdom; 
 empjr; dominyon; p'ser; inflq,ens. 
 
 Reigner, lian-er, n. wun hcD ranz. [rcDlig. 
 
 Reigning, Ran-ig, p. a. eksersjzig soveren p'ser; 
 
 Reillumine, Re-il-i'i-min, v. t. tu ih^minat anii- 
 
 Reimbodv, Re-im-bod-i, i*. •/. tu imbodi agen. 
 
 Reimburse, Re-im-burs, v. i. tu repa; tu rep4r 
 los or ekspcns bj an ekwivalent. 
 
 Reimbursement, Re-im-bnrs-ment, ». de akt ov 
 rEimbiirsig: repament. 
 
 Reimburser, Re-im-burs-er, n. wun hit) reim- 
 biirsez er repaz. [imbtirst. 
 
 Reimbursible, Re-im-biirs-i-bl, a. dat ma be re- 
 
 Reimmkrge, Re-im-erj, i'. t. tu imerj agen. 
 
 Keimplant, Rc-im-plant, v. t. tu implant er 
 graft agen. [er entret ag^n. 
 
 Reimportune, Re-im-por-tq,n, v. t. tu importq,n 
 
 Rkimpose, Re-im-puz, v. t. tu imp(5z er plas ani^. 
 
 Keimposition, Re-im-po-ziJ-on, n. de akt ov re- 
 impozig. [natanq. 
 
 Ueimpregnate, RE-im-pr^g-nat, r. (. tu impr^g- 
 
 Reimpress, Re-im-pres, f. t. tu impres agen. 
 
 Reimpression, Re-im-preJ-on, n. a nq, imprejon. 
 
 Kti.MPRiNT, Re-im-print, v. t. tu imprint agen. 
 
 Rein, Ran, u. de strap er pqrt ov a brjdl, hwiq 
 ekstendz frum de horsez bed tu de rjdera er 
 drjverz hand: an instnDmcnt fer kurbig or re- 
 stranig: rcstrant; guvernment. Tut ijir drtam, 
 tu giv Ijsens. [tu kontril. 
 
 Rei.v, Ran, r. t. tu gavern bj a brjdl; tu restran; 
 
 Reincense, Re-in-sens, v. t. tu insens er kindl 
 auq. 
 
 Reincite, Re-in-sjt, v. t. tu insjt ag^n. 
 
 Reincorporate, Re-in-ker-po-rat, v. t. tu in- 
 koriHjrat anq. 
 
 Reincur, Re-in-kdr, v.t. tu inkdr ag<?n. 
 
 Reindeer, lian-der, ii. a spejEZ ov der hwiq has 
 bj hornz, inhabits Lapland, and iz yqzd fer dro- 
 ig slejez;— sumtimz ritn {raindttr and ranedeer.) 
 
 Reindeer-moss, Ran-der-moj, n. a liqcn, fir Lap- 
 land mos, hwig furnijcz fa>d fer de rander.
 
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 Reinecke, Rj-nek-E, n. a selebrated Jerman epik 
 
 poem, in hj repiit in de later pqrt ov ds midl 
 
 ajcz. 
 Re infecta, Re in-fek-ta, [Z.] de af^r ov biznes 
 
 not haviij bin dun er akomplijt. 
 Reinforce, Re-in-fors, n. {Artillery) dat pq,rt 
 
 ov a gun nerest tia. de breq. 
 Reinform, Re-in-ferm, v. t. tu inferm agen. 
 Reinfuse, Re-in-fi^z, v. t. tu inf^z ani\,. 
 Reingratiate, Re-in-gra-Ji-at, v. t. tu ingra- 
 
 Jiat agen. 
 Reinhabit, Re-in-hab-it, v. t. tu inhabit agen. 
 Reinless, Ran-les, a. wid-st ran4 unqekt. 
 Reins, Ranz, n. pi. de kidniz; de loer pqrt ov 
 
 de bak. 
 Reinsert, Re-insM, v. t. tia insert agen. 
 Reinspire, Re-in-'spjr, v. t. ta inspjr ani|,. 
 Reinspirit, Re-in-spir-it, v. t. tia_ inspirit agen. 
 Reinstall, Re-in-stel, v. t. tu instel anq,; tu put 
 
 agen in pozejon. 
 Reinstate, Re-in-stat, u. t. tu instater invest anq. 
 Reinstatement, Re-in-stat-ment, n. de akt ov 
 
 reiustatifl. 
 Reinstruct, Re-in-strnkt, v. t. tu instrdkt ani^,. 
 Reinsurance, Re-in-Ji|r-ans, n. sekond inji\,rans. 
 
 — {Law} an injqrans mad bj a former injiyer 
 
 in order tu protekt himself, er hiz estat, from 
 
 de risk ov hiz former inji],rer. 
 Reintegrate, Re-in-te-grat, v. t. tu reni^. Se 
 
 {Redintegrate.} [reintegratii). 
 
 Reintegration, Re-in-te-gra-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 Reinterrogate, Re-in-ter-o-gat, v. t. tu inter- 
 
 fflgat agen. 
 Reinthrone. Re-in-trcSn, v.t. Ss {Reenthrone.) 
 Reintice, Re-in-tjs, v. t. tu intjs agen. 
 Reintroduce, R£-in-tr<a-di\,s, v. t. tu introdi^s 
 
 agen. [ed introdukjun. 
 
 Reintroduction, Re-in-tro-ddk-Jon, u. a repet- 
 Reinundate, Ke-in-un-dat, i'. t. tu inuudatagen. 
 Reinvest, Ue-in-vest, v. t. tu invest anq,. 
 Reinvestigate, Re-in-ves-ti-gat, v. t. tu inves- 
 
 tigat agen. 
 Reinvestigation, Re-in-ves-ti-ga-Jon, n. a. re- 
 
 peted investigajon. [rat agen. 
 
 Reinvigorate, Re-in-vig-o-rat, v. t. tu invigo- 
 Reinvolve, Re-in-v61v, v. t. tu involv an^,. 
 Reis-effendi, Rez-ef-en-di, n. de tjtl ov wun 
 
 ov de qtf TnrkiJ ofiserz ov stat. He iz qanselor 
 
 ov de empjr, and minister ov foren af4rz. 
 Reissuable, Re-iJ-n,-a-bl, a. dat ma be reijqd. 
 Reissue, Re-iJ-i^, v. t. and i. tu ijq agen. 
 Reitbok, Rjt-bok, ii. {Zool.} a. spejez ov antelop. 
 Reiterate, Re-it-er-at, v. t. tu repet agen and 
 
 agen. [Jon; repetedli. 
 
 Reiteratedly, Re-it-er-at-ed li, ad. bj reitera- 
 Reiteration, Re-it-er-a-Jon, n. de akt ov reiter- 
 
 atiy; repetijon. 
 Reject, Re-jekt, v. t. tu refqz; tu tro awa; tu 
 
 dismis widist kompljii) wid de propozal er ak- 
 
 septig de ofer; tu kust bak; tu kast of; tu de- 
 
 klin: tu repel; tu diskqrd. 
 Rejectable, Re-jekt-a-bl, a. dat ma be rejekted. 
 Rejectaneous, Re-jek-ta-ne-us,* a. not qozn; 
 
 rejekted. [asid. 
 
 Rejected, Re-jekt-ed, p. a. refi|,zd; kast of; tron 
 Rejecter, Re-jekt-er, n. wun hm rejekts; a re- 
 
 fqzer. 
 Rejection, Re-jek-Jon, n. de akt ov rejektii); 
 
 refqzal; repuljon. 
 Rejoice, Re-jffs, «. i. tu be jerful; tu fel jer er 
 
 gladnes: tu jer; tu egzult. 
 Rejoice, Re-jiJs, v. t. tu egzilarat; tu gladn; 
 
 tu mak jerful. 
 Rejoicer, Re-jefs-er, n. wun hct> rejffsez. 
 Rejoicing, Re-jffs-ii), n. eksprejon ov jer; subjekt 
 
 ov jer. 
 
 Rejoicingly, Re-j^s-i^-li, ad,, wid jer; wid eg- 
 zultaj'on. [agen. 
 
 Rejoin, Re-jffn, «. t. tu jern agen; tu met wun 
 
 Rejoin, Re-jo"n, v. i. tu anser tu a repli. 
 
 Rejoinder, Re-jtrn-der, n. {Law} de fcort staj 
 in de plediyz ov an akjon, beii) de defendants 
 anser tu de plantifs replikajon; an anser tu a 
 replj. 
 
 Rejoint, Re-jernt, v. t. tu reyq,njt de jernts; tu 
 fil up de old jernts ov welz wid frej mortar. 
 
 Rejolt, Re-jolt,* n. Jok; sukujon. 
 
 Rejolt, Re-j61t,* v. t. tu reverberat; tu reb-snd. 
 
 Rejourn, Re-jiirn,* v. t. tu readjiirn. 
 
 Rejudoe, Re-jiij, v. t. tu jiij ami; tu reegzamin. 
 
 Rejuvenate, Re-ji^-ve-nat, v. t. tu resttbr ycDt 
 tu; tu mak yuij agen. 
 
 Rejuvenescence, Re-ji],-ve-nes-ens, ) n. renixal 
 
 Rejuvenescency, Re-jq-ve-nes-en-si, ! ov ycot. 
 
 Rejuvenescent, Re-jq-ve-nes-ent, a. bekumii) 
 yur) agen. [agen. 
 
 Rekindle, Re-kin-dl, v. t. tu kindl or set on fjr 
 
 Relade, Re-lad, t\ t. tu lad anq,: tu lod agen. 
 
 Relais, Re-la, n. [Fr.^ {Ftnt.) a naro wok, for 
 er f jv fet wid, left wid^t de rampart. 
 
 Reland, Re-land, v. t. and i. tu land agen. 
 
 Relapse, Re-laps, v. t. tu slip bak; tu sljd or fel 
 bak; tu fol bak intu vjs or eror; tu fel bak, 
 from a stat ov rekuveri, tu siknes. 
 
 Relapse, Re-l;vps, n. de akt ov relapsii); a felig 
 bak intu vjs, eror, er siknes; regrejon; return tu 
 eni stat. 
 
 Relapser, Re-laps-er, n. wun hda relapsez. 
 
 Relate, Re-lat, v. t. tu tel; tu resjt; tu unfold; 
 tu rek'snt; tu detal; tu deskrjb; tu narat. 
 
 Relate, Re-lat, v. i. tu hav referens, relajon, er 
 respekt; tu belop; tu pertan; tu refer. 
 
 Related, Re-lat-od, p. a. aljd bj kindred; kon- 
 ekted: deklqrd; told. 
 
 Relater, Re-lat-er, n. wun hd) relats; a narator. 
 — {Luiv} a person hiB sugjests er stats fakts. 
 
 Relating, Re-lat-iij, /*/'• 3. haviij relajon er ref- 
 erens; bel6i)ir): respektir); pertanii). 
 
 Relation, Re-la-Jon, n. de akt ov relatiij: dat 
 hwiq iz related; resjtal; narativ; narajon; detal; 
 ak'snt; respekt; referens; regqrd; — konekjon be- 
 twen wun tii) and aniider; — kindred; aljans bj 
 blud er marij; a relativ; a kinzman; a kinz- 
 wuman. [relajun. 
 
 Relational, Re-la-Jon-al, a. havig er impljir) 
 
 Relationist, Re-la-Jon-ist, n. a relativ; relajon. 
 
 Relationship, Re-la-Jon-Jip, n. de stat ov beig 
 related, eder bj berb er marij; konekjon; aljans. 
 
 Relative, Rel-a-tiv, a. havig relajon: respektig; 
 belogig tu; konekted wid; — konsiderd not abso- 
 Iqtli, but az belogig tu, er respektig, sumtig els. 
 
 Relative, Rel-a-tiv, n. relajon; kinzman; a per- 
 son related; a tig related; konekjon; — a proniin 
 anserig tu an antesedcnt. [tig els. 
 
 Relatively, Rel-a-tiv-li, ad. in relajon tu sum- 
 
 Relativeness, Rel-a-tiv-nes, ) n. de stat ov hav- 
 
 Relativity, Rel-a-tiv-i-ti, \ ig relajon. 
 
 Relator, Re-lat-or, n. {Law} a reherser; a teler, 
 
 Relatrix, Re-la-triks, 71. {Law} u femal ha relats. 
 
 Relax, Re-laks, i\ t. tu slakn; tu remit; tu mak 
 les sever, rigorus, er tens: tu loos; tu mitigat; tu 
 ez; tu divert; tia unbend. [mis er kjirles. 
 
 Relax, Re-laks, v. i. tu be mjld; tu bekum re- 
 
 Relaxable, Re-laks-a-bl, a. dat ma be relakst. 
 
 Relaxant, Re-laks-ant, n. {Med.} a relaksig 
 medisin. 
 
 Relaxation, Re-laks-a-Jon, n. ds akt ov relaksig; 
 de stat ov beig relakst; diminqjon ov tenjon er 
 restrant; remijon; abatment ov rigor. 
 
 Relaxative, Re laks-a-tiv, n. dat hwiq relaksez. 
 Relaxative, Re-laks-a-tiv, a. tendig tu relaks; 
 relaksig.
 
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 Rklaxino, Hc-laks-io, pp. a. remitij); tendij) tu 
 reliik.s er wckn. 
 
 Relay, He-Iu, «. huntij) dogz, kept in redines tu 
 TtUv uderz: frcj horsez on de rod tu relev ud- 
 ori in a jurni; a nq, suplj. 
 
 Relay, Ke-la, v. t. tu la a sekond tjin. 
 
 Kllkasablk, Re-les-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beifl relest. 
 
 Release, Ke-les, v. t. tu set fre: tu set at libcrti: 
 tu fre from gerviti],d, konf|ninent. or obligajon; 
 tu let go; tu discjqrj; tu dismin. 
 
 Release, Re-les, n. de akt ov relesip; a sctip fre: 
 dismijuo: disy^d- libcrajun; relaksajon ova pen- 
 alti; remijon ov a klam; akwitans from a det, 
 legali ^|nd; a legal luctod ov konvaig land. 
 
 Releaskment, Re-lES-ment, n. de akt ov relesip: 
 relts. [fre. 
 
 Releaser, Re-les-er, n. wun hm relesez or sets 
 
 Relegate, Kel-e-gHt,* v. t. tu banij. [ijment. 
 
 Relegation, Kel-e-ga-Jon,* n. egzjl; judijal ban- 
 
 Relent, Ke-lent, v. i. tu sofn; tu gro Ics rijid 
 er hqrd; tu yeld; tu melt; tu gro les intens; tu 
 sofn in temper; tu gro tender; tu ftl kompajon. 
 
 Relent, Ke-lent,* v. t. tu slakn; tu sofn; tu 
 molif[. [turn ov kjndnes. 
 
 Relenting, Re-l^nt-i^, n. de akt ov sofnig; re- 
 
 Relentless, Re-lent-les, a. unrelentig; unpitiig: 
 unmiivd b^ kindnes, tendernes, ur pit!; krobel; 
 unmersiful. [maner. 
 
 Rklentlesslv, Re-lent-les-li, ad. in a releritles 
 
 Relentlessness, Re-lent-les-nes, n. de stat ov 
 beiu relentlcs. [relt's iz eksckn,ted. 
 
 Relesske, He-les-e, n. (Law) wun tu hoom a 
 
 Relessor, Ke-les-er, n. {Law) wun ha> eksekiits 
 a reMa tu a relese. 
 
 Relet, Re-let, v. t. tu let ag^n. 
 
 Relevancy, Kel-e-van-si, n. de stat ov beifl rel- 
 evant.— <i(i«') de evidens aplikubl tu de iji\ 
 jernd. — {iScoten law) sufijensi tu infer de kon- 
 klq„^un. 
 
 Relevant, Rel-e-vant, a. relevij); lendi^ ad; 
 afordig sumtig tu de purpus; pertinent; apli- 
 kabl. [trust. 
 
 Reliability, Re-lj-a-bil-i-ti, n. statov kontidens; 
 
 Reliable, Rt-lj-a-bl, a. dat ma be konfiJed in. 
 
 Reliance, Re-lj-ans, «. de akt ov reljip; dathwiq 
 iz reljd on: trust; dependens; konfidens; repcJz. 
 
 Relic, Rel-ik, n. dat hwiq remanz; dat hwi(j iz 
 left after de los er deka ov de rest; dat hwicj iz 
 kept in memori ov aniider; — pL de bodi or re- 
 manz ov a destst person; — de remanz ov sants, 
 er ov di^r gqrments, &s., hwi(j qr held in vener- 
 ajon b{ At Human Katolik qurq. 
 
 Relicly, Kel-ik-li,* ad. in de maner ov reliks. 
 
 Relict, ICel-ikt, n. a wuman hcoz huzbnnd iz ded: 
 a widia. 
 
 Relicted, Re-likt-ed, p. a. {Law) left unkiiverd, 
 az land bj de retret ov de se or ov eni woter. 
 
 Reliction, Ue-lik-Jon, n. {Law) an inkres ov 
 land bj a suden retret ov de se or a river. 
 
 Relief, Ke-lef, ii. aleviajon ov kalamiti, pan, er 
 8oro; dat hwiq frez from pan or suro; sukor; 
 asiiituns; remedi; mitigajon; redres; — de razig or 
 replasif) nv a sentinel;— de prominens ov a fig- 
 yx\T or pikiy»ir; relevo. 
 
 Reliefless, Ke-lef-les, a. destitqt ov relef. 
 
 Relier. Kr-lj-er, n. wun hiD plascc relians. 
 
 Relikvable, Kc-lev-n-bl, a. ka|>abl ov reli'f. 
 
 Relieve, Ke-U'v, r. t. lu tz pan or soro; tu sukor 
 bj iuiist:ins; tu supurt: tu asist; tu aleviat; tu 
 ad; tu help; tu sukor; — tu afd)rd rrlef tu bj 
 supljii) de plas, ac ov a sentinel. — {Law) tu re- 
 dr^s; tu rit bj le. 
 
 Reliever, Ke-lev-er, n. wun h<D reUvs. 
 
 Relievo. He-le-vo, n. de ))roiuiDens er razig ov 
 a fijiyvir in skuljityqr or I'nntig. Se {Htlieto.) 
 
 RsLiGUT, Re-ljt, !-. t. tu Ijt ani^. 
 
 Religion, Re-lij-on, n. dqti tu God; de bond 
 hwiq tjz man tu de Deiti; praktikal pjeti; — a 
 sistem ov fat and wurjip, az didtiggwijt from 
 uderz; az, "a vq_ ov diterent relijirtiz." [{JJus. 
 
 Heliuiosary, Ke-lij-on-a-ri, a. relailg tu relijon; 
 
 Religioner, Ke-lij-on-er,* n. a relijonixt. 
 
 Religionism, Kc-lij-on-iz-m, n. relijus fe lig or zel. 
 
 Keligiomst, Re-lij-on-ist, n. a devuti er bigot 
 tu sum relijon: a relijus person. 
 
 Religious, Ke-lij-us, a. atentiv tu relijon, er 
 |iraktisig its di^tiz; pius; dev»t; holi: reverent; 
 strikt;— aradfl Kaicjliks, blind bj munastik vsa, 
 er de vsz ov poverti, qa^titi, and obediens. 
 
 Religious, Rc-lij-us, n. wun, amtig de Roman 
 Katoliks, blind bj monastik vsz. 
 
 Religiously, Ke-lij-us-li, ad. in a relijus maner; 
 pju?li; reverentli: egzaktli. [stat ov beig relijus. 
 
 Religiousness, Re-lij-us-nes, n. At kwoliti or 
 
 Relinquish, Re-lig-kwiJ, v. t. tu forsak; tu 
 abandon; tu lev wid reliiktans, apljd tu tigz; 
 tu dezert: tu kwit; tu reles; tu giv up; tu for- 
 go; tu renisns; tu abdikat; tu re^jn. [kwijez. 
 
 Relinquisher, Ke-li^-kwiJ-er, n. wun hot) relig- 
 
 Relinquishment, Re-lig-kwiJ-ment, n. de akt ov 
 rtligkwijig: abandonment; reles. [takl far reliks. 
 
 Reliquary, Rel-i-kwa-ri, n. a kasket or resep- 
 
 Relique, Ha-Iek, n. [/>.] a relik. 
 
 Reliqui^, Re-lik-wi-e, n. pi. [/>.] {Geol.) fosil 
 remanz ov substansez fund in diterent pqrts ov 
 de glob. 
 
 Relish, Rel-iJ, n. tast; de efekt ov eni tig on de 
 palat; a plezig tast; flavor: savor; zest; — a smel 
 kwontiti just perseptibi: — Ijkig; deljt in eni tig; 
 sens; p'ser ov persevig ekselens; deljt givn bj eni 
 tig. 
 
 Relish, Rel-iJ, v. t. tu giv a tast tu; tu tast; tia 
 Ijk de tast ov; tu yq,z wid plejq,r; tu enjtjr. 
 
 Relish, Kel-iJ, v. i. tu hav a plezig tast: tu giv 
 plexor; tu hav a flavor. [guslabl. 
 
 Relishable, Rel-iJ-a-bl, a. dat ma be relijt; 
 
 Relishing, Rel-i/-ig, pp. a. givig a reli/; pala- 
 tabl: savori. 
 
 Relive, Re-liv, v. i. tu revjv: tu liv anq,. 
 
 Relive, Re-liv,* r. t. tu brig bak tu Ijf. 
 
 Reload, Re-lod, v. t. tu lod agen. [les. 
 
 Relocation, Rel-o-ka-Jon, «. {Law) renq,al ov a 
 
 Relove. Re-luv, v. t. tu luv agen. 
 
 Relucent, Re-li'i-sent, a. troig bak Ijt; Jjnig; 
 transparent: peln,sid. 
 
 Reluct, Re-liikt,* v. i. tu strugl agenst. 
 
 Reluctance, Re-hik-tans, j n. unwilignes; re- 
 
 Reluctancy, Re-liik-tan-si, i piignans: averJoD. 
 
 Reluctant, Rc-ldk-tant, a. strjvig aeenst; unwil- 
 ig: avers: bakword; lot. [wid unwilignes. 
 
 Reluctantly, Re-liik-tant-li, ad. wid rezistans; 
 
 Reluctate, Re-liik-tat,* v. i. tu rezist; tu strugl 
 agenst: tu reliikt. [wilignes. 
 
 Reluctation, Rel-uk-ta-Jon,* n. repdgnans: un- 
 
 Relume, Re-lqin, r. t. tu Ijt ani\: tu rekindl. 
 
 Relumine. Re-lii-min,* v.t. tuljtani\:tu rrlqm. 
 
 Rely. Re-li. v. i. tu len upon wid konfidens: tu 
 put trust in: tu rest or depend upon; tu konf jd. 
 
 Remain, Rc-ratin, r. i. tu kontinyi],; tu endt^r; 
 tu be left in a partikyi\lar stat, er Tst ov a 
 grater number; tu sta; tu sojurn; tu abjd. 
 
 Remain, Re-man, v. t. tu awat; tu be left tu. 
 
 Remain, Re-man,* n. dat hwiq iz left; — a relik; 
 — abod. 
 
 Remainder, Re-man-dcr, a. remanig: rcfqs: left. 
 
 Remainder, Re-man-der, n. dat hwi<; remanz; 
 hwot iz left; remnant; de rest: rei\A\\.— {Arilh.) 
 de diferens ov ta> kw^ntitiz, left after de les is 
 subtrakted from de grater. — {Law) a remnant 
 ov an e<<tat, er a fqtyqr estiit in landz, tene- 
 ment's, or hereditaments, limited tu arji after 
 de det^rminaJoQ ov aoddcr cstat.
 
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 Remainder-man, Re-inan-der-man,w. {Law) wun 
 
 entjtld tu an estat, tu tak efekt after amider 
 
 estat iz dEtermind. 
 Remains, Re-manz, 7i. pi. reliks; de bodi ov a 
 
 desEit jjerson; a korps; tir)z left bi a person d£- 
 Remake, RE-mak, v. t. tu mak anq,. [sESt. 
 
 Remand, R£-mdnd, v. t. tu send bak; tu kel bak. 
 Remanence, Reta-a-nens, i 7i. At akt or stat ov 
 REMAXENcy, Rem-a-nen-si, i rEimanig; a re- 
 
 mander. 
 Remanent, Rem-a-nent,* n. de remnant. 
 Remanent, Rem-a-nent,* a. rEmaniijikontinyq^ii). 
 Remark, Rs-mqrk, n. obzervajon; not; notis takn; 
 
 koment; anotajon; sugjestyon; hint. 
 Remark, Rg-mqrk, v. t. tu not; tu obzerv; tu 
 
 notis; tu ekspres in wurdz; tu mqrk. 
 Remark, Rfi-mqrk, v. i. tu mak obzervajon; tu 
 
 obzerv. 
 Remarkable, RE-mqrk-a-bl, a. obzeiTabl; wurdi 
 
 ov not; unkomon; ektrerdinari; sii)gii,lar; notisabl. 
 Remarkableness, Re-mqrk-a-bl-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov b£ir) lEmqrkabl. 
 Remarkably, Ke-mqrk-a-bli, ad. obzervabli; in 
 
 a remqrkabl maner. [obzerver. 
 
 Remarker, R£-mqrk-er, n. wun has rEmqrks: an 
 Remarry, R£-mar-i, i'. t. tu mari agen, er a sek- 
 
 ond tjm. 
 Remblai, Rqm-bla, n. [Fr.'\ {EM.) &t ert er ma- 
 
 tErialz yq,zd in filii) up a trenq. 
 Remeaslre, R£-me3-q,r, v.t. tu megixr ami. 
 Remediable, R£-mE-di-a-bl, a. kapabi ov remsdi; 
 
 kqiabi. [lEvir). 
 
 Remedial, RE-mE-di-al, a. afcardii) remEdi; rt- 
 Remedially, R£-m£-di-al-i, ad. in a rsmEdial 
 
 maner. 
 Remediless, RE-med-i-les, er Rem-£-di-les, a. 
 
 not admitiij remEdi: ireparabl; inkqrabl. 
 Remedilessly, R£-med-i-les-li, ad. wid'st remEdi. 
 Remedilessness, Rfi-med-i-les-nes, n. inki^rabl- 
 
 nes. 
 Remedy, Rem-E-di, n. dat hwiq proki^rz a kr^r or 
 
 TEkuveri from dizEZ or uder £vl: a rEstorativ; 
 
 dat hwiq k^nterakta eni evI; reparajon; an efi- 
 
 kajus medisin; a kn,r. 
 Remedy, Rem-E-di, v. t. tu kv^r; tu h£l; tu re- 
 
 p4r er rEmc&v sum £vl. 
 Remelt, RE-melt, v.t. tu melt agen. 
 Remember, RE-mem-ber, r. t. tu b^r in mind; 
 
 not tu forget; tu rekolekt; tu kel tu mjnd; txi 
 
 ksp er hold in mjnd: tu prEzerv from oblivion; 
 
 tu menjon: tu put in mjnd; tu rEmjnd. 
 Rememberable, RE-mem-ber-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 TEmemberd. 
 Rememberably, RE-mem-ber-a-bli, ad. so az tu 
 
 bE rEiuemberd. [berz. 
 
 Rememberer, RE-mem-ber-er, n. wun hiD rEmem- 
 Remembrance, IvE-mem-brans, n. &z akt ov te- 
 
 memberiij; dE stat ov bEiy rfmemberd; rEtenJon 
 
 in memori; niemori; rekolekjon; rsvjval ov eni 
 
 jdEQ; reminisens; ak'snt prEzervd; mEmorial; p's- 
 
 er ov rEinemberig; a not tu help memori. 
 Remembrancer, RE-mem-bran-ser, ji. wun dat 
 
 rEmjndz: h£ er dat hwiq puts in mjnd: a mEmo- 
 rial; a monyqment; a mEmento; — a rEkerder er 
 
 ofiser ov At IflgliJ eksqeker. 
 Rememorate, RE-mem-o-rat," v. t. tu rEmember. 
 Remem ORATION, Re-mem-o-ra-Jon,* n. rEmem- 
 
 brans. [mjnd. 
 
 Rememorative, R£-mem-Q-ra-tiv, a. keliij tu 
 Remercy, RE-mer-si,'-' v. t. tu tai)k. 
 Remiges, Rem-i-jfz, n. pi. [Z.] dE kwil federz 
 
 ov d£ wii)z ov a berd. [rfmAv bak ageu. 
 
 Remigrate, Rem-i-grat, nr RE-mj-grat,* v. i. tu 
 Remigration, Rem-i-gra-Jon,* er Re-mj-gra-Jon, 
 
 n. rEmcnval bak agen. [tu rEmember. 
 
 Remind, RE-mind, v. t. tu put in mjnd; tu koz 
 
 Reminder, RE-mjnd-er, n. wun hoo rEmjndz. 
 
 Reminiscence, Rem-i-nis-ens, ) n. rekolekjon; 
 
 Reminiscency, Rem-i-nis-en-si, ) rEkuveri ov 
 jdEQz; memcpri. 
 
 Reminiscent, Rem-i-nis-ent, n. wun h(ti kelz past 
 Events tu mjnd. [reminisens. 
 
 Reminisoential, Rem-i-ni-sen-Jal, a. rElatig tu 
 
 Remiped, Rem-i-ped, n. {£nt.} wun ov an erder 
 ov kolEopterus insekts. [tu rElES a klam. 
 
 Remise, RE-miz, v. t. {Law) tu giv er grant bak; 
 
 Remiss, RE-mis, a. slotful; k^rles; neglijent; in- 
 atentiv; hEdles; tetles. [bEifl rEmisibl. 
 
 Remissibility, RE-mis-i-bil-i-ti, w. d£ kwoliti ov 
 
 Remissible, R£-mis-i-bl, a. dat ma bs forgivn er 
 rEmited. 
 
 Remission, Rs-miJ-on, n. ds akt ov rEmitig: dat 
 hwiq iz rEmited; abatment; relaksajon; modera- 
 Jon; sesajon ov intensnes; teIes. — {J/cd.) abat- 
 ment ov a disorder, but wid kwik rEtiirn. 
 
 Remissive, RE-mis-iv, a. forgivig; yEldii). [li. 
 
 Remissly, R£-mis-li, ati. kvlesli;neglijentli;slak- 
 
 Remissness, RE-mis-nes, n. de stat ov bEii) rEmis: 
 inatenjon; k^rlesnes; neglijens; slaknes. 
 
 Remit, RE-mit, v. t. tu frE from punijment er fjn; 
 tu rElaks; tu abat; tu forgiv; tu pqrdn; — tu 
 giv up; tu rEzin; tu dEfer; tu rEfer; — tu put 
 agen in kdstodi; — tu send tu a distant plas, az 
 muni. 
 
 Remit, RE-mit, v. i. tu slakn; tu gro les intens; 
 tu abat. — {Med.) tu gro bj intervalz les vjolent. 
 
 Remitment, R£-mit-ment, n. Az akt ov rEmitig; 
 rEmiJon. [mijon. 
 
 Remittal, RE-mit-al, n. At akt ov rEmitig; te- 
 
 Remittance, RE-mit-ans, n. Az akt ov rEmitig; 
 ds sum er muni rEmited; eni tig sent; rEmiJon. 
 
 Remittent, RE-mit-ent, a. SEsig, er abatig, fer a 
 tjm. 
 
 Remitter, RE-mit-er, ?;. wun hiB rEmits. — {Law) 
 Az restiti]Jon ov a mor anjent and serten rjt ov 
 pozejon, tu a person hiD kumz intu pozejon trctt 
 a dEfekt ov tjtl in dE prEvius pozesor. 
 
 Remittor, RE-mit-or, n. {Law) wun hca maks a 
 rEmitans. 
 
 Remix, RE-miks, v. t. tu miks agen. 
 
 Remnant, Rem-nant, n. rezidq,; dat hwiq iz left; 
 rsmander. 
 
 Remnant, Rem-nant. a. rEmanig; yet left. 
 
 Remodel, Rs-mod-el, v. t. tu model anfi. 
 
 Remolten, IvE-mol-tn, p. a. melted agen. 
 
 Remonstrance, RE-mon-strans, n. a strog repre- 
 zentajon, er statment ov fakts and rEznz, agenst 
 sumtig kompland ov er opdizd; ekspostyqlajon. 
 
 Remonstrant, RE-mon-strant, n. wun hoo jernz in 
 a rEmonstrans; — a tjtl givn tu ds ilrminianz 
 from A^x rsmonstrans mad in 1618. 
 
 Remonstrant, RE-mon-strant, a. eksposty^lato- 
 ri: kontanig rEznz. 
 
 Remonstrate, R£-m6n-strat, v. i. tu mak a strop 
 reprEzentaJon; tu Jo rsznz agenst sumtig kom- 
 pland ov; tu ekspostyi^lat. [reprEzentaJon. 
 
 Remonstrate, Re-mon-strat, v. t. tu Jo bj a strog 
 
 Remonstration, Rem-on-stra-Jon, n. At akt ov 
 rtmonstratig. [monstrats. 
 
 Remonstrator, RE-mon-stra-tor, n. wun hco re- 
 
 Remoba, Rem-o-ra, »i. [Z.] an obstakl; — a sukig- 
 fij; a fij er se-wurm, so keld bskez it woz sup*- 
 Qzd tu rEtqrd dE pasaj ov Jips, bj stikig tu dem, 
 
 Remord, RE-mord,* v. t. tu rEbi^k; tu eksjt tU 
 
 Remord, RE-merd,* r. i. tu iz\ rEmers. [rEmers. 
 
 Remordency, Re-mor-den-si, n. kompugkjon. 
 
 Remorse, Rs-mers, n. Az pan ov gilt; dg r£pr6Q 
 ov konjens; kompugkjon; penitens; — ^piti. 
 
 Remorsed, RE-morst,* a. struk wid rEmers. 
 
 j Remorseful, R£-mers-ful, a. ful ov a sens ov 
 
 j gilt; — ^tender. [ful maner. 
 
 I Remorsefully, Re-msrs-ful-i, ad. iu a reman-
 
 REN 
 
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 Keuorseless, Re-m^rs-les, a. unpittig; knbel: 
 
 miviij. [more. 
 
 Remokselksslt, Re-mers-los-li, ad. widt«t re- 
 Kemohselessness, Re-mers-les-nes, «. savajnes; 
 
 knix-lti. 
 Remote, Re-in(f)t, a. distant in plas, tira, or kon- 
 
 ekjiiii; fqrof; not ntr; not konektcd;diskonekled: 
 
 fiireii; nlyen; not agreijj; abstraktcd. [t'qr of. 
 
 Remotely, RE-m6t-li, ad. not nerli; at a distans; 
 Remote.vess, Re-m(5t-nes, w. de stat ov beip re- 
 
 ujijt: distans. [mo&vinent. 
 
 Remotio.n, Ke-mtJ-Jon,* n. de akt ov rEmo&vifl; 
 Remou.nt, R8-m'»nt, ti. t. tu munt agen. 
 Re.movable, Iie-ini6v-a-bl, a. dat ma be remobrd; 
 
 luuaviibl. 
 Removal, Re-mcfiv-al, n. At akt ov rEmoovij); de 
 
 8tHt. uv beig remibvd; remi>v; dismijon from a 
 
 post or of is. 
 Remove, Ke-mcfiv, v. t. tia put from its plas; ta 
 
 tnk or put awa; tu plas at a distans. 
 Remove, Re-mobv, v. i. tu ^anj plas; tu go tu 
 
 nnuder plas. 
 Remove, Ile-mctiv, n. de akt ov ma>vig; de stat 
 
 ov beig remiLvd; remiDval; qanj ov plas; a step 
 
 in de skal ov griidajon; a smol distans; — de akt 
 
 ov putig a hersez Jooz on diferent fet; — a dij tu 
 
 be qanjd, hw^l de rest ov de kors remans. 
 Removed, Re-mt6vd, ». a. rem(f)t. 
 Removedsess, Re-in(»v-ed-nes, n. de stat ov be- 
 
 ij) remAvd. 
 Remover, Ke-mifcv-er, n. wun ha> rem6vz. — {Law) 
 
 de remoival ov a kez er sqt it ov wun kart intu 
 
 anudcr. 
 Remphan, R6m-fan, n. an jdol wurjipt bj de 'Iz- 
 
 rnfliu", hwil in de wildernes. 
 Remugient, Re-mq^-ji-ent, a. reb^loig. 
 Remuxeeability, Ke-mq,-ner-a-bil-i-ti, n. de 
 
 Slot ov beifl rem\j,nerabl. 
 Reml'nerable, Re-mi^-ncr-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 remi'iii'Tated. 
 Remu.nerate, Re-mq,-ner-at, v. t. tu reward fer 
 
 servis; tu repa; tu rekwjt; tu rekompens: tu 
 
 kompt'iisat. 
 Remuneration, Re-mq-ner-a-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 reiui'ineratig; kompcnsa/on; satisfakjon; reword; 
 
 rekwjtal; rekompens; repamont. 
 Reminerative, Rc-mi'i-ner-a-tiv, a. afordig re- 
 
 iminenijon or reword. 
 Remuneratory, Re-mi'i-ner-a-t«-ri, a. afurdio 
 
 rekompens or reword. 
 Remi'RMur, Ke-miir-mur, v. t. tu murmur ag^n; 
 
 tu uter buk in murmurz; tu repet in lo, hors 
 
 g-sndz. 
 Remurmur, Re-mdr-mur, v. i. tu murmur bak 
 
 or a^en: tu eko a lo synd. 
 Renal. Rt'-nal, a. relatig tu de ranz or kidniz. 
 Renaru, Ren-urd, n. de nam ov a foks in fabl. 
 
 Ritn ols«j {rei/nard.) Se {lieynard.) 
 Renascence, Re-nas-ens, | n. de stat ov beig 
 Re.nascency, Rc-nas-en-si, j renasent. 
 Re.vascent, Re-nas-ent, a. prodi^st agen; rjzij) 
 
 agen intu beig; revjvig. 
 Renate, Ite-nat, a. bom ag^n; revjvd. 
 Renavioate, Re-ndv-i-gat, r. i. tu sal er navi- 
 
 gat agen. 
 Rencounter, Ren-tsn-ter, n. klaj; kolljon: per- 
 sonal opazijon; an unekspekted or kaji^al engaj- 
 
 ment: a suden kombat er konflikt. 
 Rencounter, Ron-k-snt-cr, v. t. tu atak hand tu 
 
 hand; tu cuk'sntcr. 
 Rencounter, Ren-kisnt-er, v. i. tu klaj; t\a kol- 
 
 id; tu f|t. 
 Rend, Rend, r. t. tu t^r wid vjolens; tu loserat; 
 
 tu brak; tu ruk. 
 Rend, Rend. r. t. tu separat; tu be dis^qnitod. 
 Render, Rend-er, «. wun hoD rcndz: a t:^rer. 
 
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 Render, R6n-der, r. t. tu retdm; tu pa bak; tu 
 
 restutr; tu giv bak; tu ycld; tu afurd; tu giv 
 
 U|)6n demund; — tu invest wid kwolitiz: tu mak; 
 
 — tu reprezent: tu egzibit; tu trunslat. 
 Render, Ren-der,* r. i. tu Jo; tu giv an akint. 
 Render, lien-dcr, »i. a resjtal; (iHuent. 
 Renuerable, Rcn-der-a-bl, a. dat ma be renderd. 
 Renderer, Ren-der-er, n. wun hd) renders er 
 
 rettirnz. 
 Rendering, Ren-der-ig, ii. de akt ov givig nper 
 
 rctiimig. — {Arch.y de ferst kot ov plusierig on 
 
 wolz. 
 Rendezvous, Ren-de-vo), er Ren-de-vAz, n. a 
 
 metig aparnted; a plas ov metig or rezert, purtik- 
 
 yularli for taDps. [aiKfnted. 
 
 Rendezvous, Ren-de-vo), v. i. tu met at a plas 
 Rendezvous, Ren-de-vo), v. t. tu brig tugeder 
 
 tu u plas apernted. 
 Rendible, Rend-i-bl, a. dat ma be rent; — dat ma 
 
 be ri-'uderd, translated, yelded, or resturd. 
 Rendition, Ren-diJ-on, n. a sureudcrig; de akt 
 
 ov yeldig. 
 Renegade, Ren-e-gad, n. an ap6stat; a vagabond; 
 
 a revolter; a renegado. 
 Renegado, Ren-e-ga-do, ii. an apostat from de 
 
 fat; a revolter tu de enemi; a vagabond; a 
 
 renegad. [ren'sns. 
 
 Renege, Re-neg, er Re-nej,* v. t. tu dison; tu 
 Renege, Re-neg,* v. i. tu denj. 
 Renerve, Re-nerv, i'. t. tu nerv er stregten anq,. 
 Renew, Re-nq,, v. t. tu renovat; tu begin agen; 
 
 tu repet; tu mak nq: tu transform tu nq,ljf. 
 Renew, Re-nq, i'. t. tu gro afrej; tu begin ag^n. 
 Renewability, Re-nq-a-bil-i-ti, »i. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beig renqabl. 
 Renewable, Re-nq-a-bl, a. dat ma be renii,d. 
 Renewal, Re-nq-al, »i. de akt ov renqig; reno- 
 
 vajon. 
 Renewed, Re-nqd, p. a. formd anq; renovated. 
 Renewedly, Re-nq-ed-li, ad. anq; agen; wuns 
 
 mor. Q wurd ofn yqzd bj Amerikan prtqerz, 
 
 but not suported bj gud IggliJ yqs. 
 Renewedsess, Re-nq-ed-nes, /i. de stat ov beig 
 
 mad anq. 
 Resewer, Rc-nq-er, n. wun hcD renqz. 
 Renewing, Re-nq-ig, /*/'. a. makig nq: restorig 
 
 tu Q former stat. [nil. 
 
 Reniform, Ren-i-ferm, a. bavin de form ov kid- 
 Renitence, Re-nj-tens, ( n. at rezistans hwiq 
 Renitency, lie-nj-ten-si, J solid bodiz o|hjz tu 
 
 eni fors dat iz egzerted up6n dem; rezistaos: 
 
 o{HaziJon. 
 Renitent, Re-nj-tent, a. aktig agenst eni im- 
 
 puls bj elastik p'ser. 
 Rennet, Ren-et, n. de prep^rd iner membran ov 
 
 a kqfs slumnk, yqzd fer turnig milk tu kurdz 
 
 and bwa;— ritn olso {runmt.) Se {liunntt.) 
 
 Rennet, Ren-et, \ „ i.„j „„ „ . 
 
 „ ' n ■ L • I n. a kind ov apl. 
 
 Renneting, Ren-et-ig, J * "^ 
 
 Renounce, Re-n'sns. v. t. tu dis(f)n; tu abnegat: 
 tu disklam: tu giv up, az a rjt or klam; tu 
 abandon; tu forsak; tu abdikat; tu religkwij: 
 tu rczjn; tu kwit upon ot. 
 
 Renounce. Re-n-sns, v. i. {At ixtrde) not tu folo 
 de sqt led, do de placr has wun ov de sqt in 
 hiz hand. [kqrdz. 
 
 Renounce, Re-n-sns, n. de akt ov ren'snsig ai 
 
 Renouncement, Re-n^ns-ment,* n. de akt ov 
 ren'sn^ig; rtiiuusiajou. 
 
 Rexouncer, Re-n-siis-cr, n. wun hO) rrmsnscz. 
 disonz, or drnjz. [n(>i«tlJisi. 
 
 Renouncing. Re-n^ns-ig, ». de akt ov disoniy: 
 
 Renovate, Ren-o-vat. r. t. tu mak nq: tu rtnq: 
 tu rtstiJr tu df ferst stat. 
 
 Renovation. Ron-o-va-Jon, ». de akt ov reow- 
 vntig; dr stat uv brig retiwvated; rrr.qni.
 
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 Renovatoe, Ren-o-va-tor, n. wun ho) reno- 
 vats. 
 
 Renown, Re-n-sn, n. fam; selebriti; grat repyn- 
 tajon; notorjeti; hj onor; grat eminens. 
 
 Renown, Rs-n-jn, v. t. tu mak famus; tia sele- 
 brat. 
 
 Renowned, Rs-n-snd, a. famus; selebrated; emi- 
 nent; hjli distiijgwijt. [wid fam. 
 
 Renownedly, Re-n-sn-ed-li, ad. wid selebriti; 
 
 Renowner, Re-iTsn-er, n. wun hct) givz rsn-sn. 
 
 Renownless, RE-n-sn-les, a. inglcarius; widiit 
 ren^n. [ated. Se {Rend.} 
 
 Rent, Rent, i. and p. from Jiend; torn; hiser- 
 
 Rent, Rent,* v. t. tu tjir; tia laserat; tu rend;— 
 rend iz &.t ward in modern yi\,s. Se {Eeiid.) 
 
 Rent, Rent,* v. «. tu bluster; tu rant. Se 
 
 Rent, Rent, n. revenq,; anyiial pament; a sum 
 
 pad for eni tig held ov andder;— a brak; a las- 
 
 erajon. 
 Rent, Rent, v. t. tu hold bj paiij rent; tu tak bj 
 
 les; tu let tu a tenant; tu les. 
 Rentable, Rent-a-bl,J a. dat ma be rented. 
 Rentage, Rent-aj, n. rent. 
 Rental, Rent-al, n. a skedyq,l er ak:snt ov rents; 
 
 a rent-rol; agregat ov rents. 
 Rent-aerear, Rent-a-rer, n. unpad rent. 
 Rent-charge, Rent-qqrj, n. a (jqrj on an estui. 
 Rent-day, Rent-da, n. de da for paiij rent. 
 Renter, Rent-er, n. wun hoa rents, er holdz bj 
 
 pail) rent. 
 Rent-roll, Rent-rol, n. a list er skedyq,! ov rents 
 
 er rev£nx],z; a rental. 
 Renumerate, Re-nij^-mer-at, v. t. tu rek-snt. 
 Renunciation, Rg-nun-si-a-Jon, n. de akt ov re- 
 
 n'snsiij; abnegajon; rekantajon; abJn,raJon. 
 Ren VERSE, Ren- vers, a. {Her.} revers; havig de 
 
 hed disnwardz. 
 Reobtain, Re-ob-tan, v. t, tu obtan ag^n. 
 Reobtainable, Rs-ob-tan-a-bl, a. dat ma be ob- 
 
 tand agen. 
 Reoccupy, Re-ok-yq-pj, t. t. tu okyqpj am],. 
 Reopen, Re-o-pn, v. t. tu opn agen. 
 Reoppose, Re-op-Qz, v. t. tu opoz agen. 
 Reordain, Re-er-dan, v. t. tu ordan agen. 
 Reorder, Re-er-der, v. t. tu eider agen. 
 Reordination, Re-er-di-na-Jon, n. a sekond er 
 
 repeted erdinajon. [erganizajon. 
 
 Reorganization, Re-or-gan-i-za-Jon, n. a nq, 
 Reorganize, Re-er-gan-jz, v. t. tu erganjz ani],. 
 Repacify, Re-pas-i-f j, v. t. tu pasif j agen. 
 Repack, Re-pak, v. t. tu pak agen. 
 Repaid, Re -pad, i. and jy. from Eejia; pad anij,. 
 
 Se {Jiepay.y 
 Repaint, Re -pant, v. t. tu pant ani^. 
 Repair, Ue-p4r, v. t. tu restor after injviri er 
 
 dilapidajon; tu amend bj an ekwivalent; tu fil 
 
 up anii; tu retrev. 
 Repair, RE-p4r, n. reparajon; stat ov beiij rep4rd; 
 
 suplj ov los; restorajon after dilapidajon. 
 Repair, RE-p4r, v. i. tu go tu; tu betak wunz 
 
 self. 
 Repairable, R£-p4r-a-bl, a. dat ma be r£p4rd. 
 Repairer, Re-p4r-cr, n. wun hcD r£p4rz. 
 Repand, Re-pand, a. {But.) havii) de mqrjin 
 
 undulated and unekwali dilated. 
 Repandous, Re-pand-us, n. bent upwardz, or bak. 
 
 — {Ildf.) havii) a sinqus mqrjin; repand. 
 Reparable, Rep-a-ra-bl, a. dat ma be r£p4rd; 
 
 retrevabl. [en 
 
 Repaeably, Rep-a-ra-bli, ad. in a reparabl man- 
 Reparation, Rep-a-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov rep^riij; 
 
 de stat ov beir) rEp4,rd; instorajon; rekompens 
 
 far inji^ri; aniendz; remqnerajon. 
 Reparative, Re-par-a-tiv, n. hwot^ver inaks 
 
 amendz er reparajuu. 
 
 Reparative, Re-par-a-tiv, a, amendig defekt, 
 
 los, er inji^ri. 
 Repartee, Rep-ar-te, 7i. a smqrt replj; a witi 
 
 retert tu a jokos obzervajon. 
 Repartee, Rep-ar-te, v. t. tia mak smqrt repljz; 
 
 tu retort. [smeler pqrts. 
 
 Repartition, Re-par-tiJ-on, n. a divii?on intu 
 Repass, Re-pds, v. t. tu pets agen; tu pas er 
 
 travel bak. 
 Repass, RE-pds, v. i. tu go bak in a rod. 
 Repassage, RE-pas-aj, n. de akt ov pasig anq,. 
 Repast, Re -past, n. a mel; &z akt ov takig food; 
 
 feud; a fest. 
 Repast, Re-pdst,* v. t. tu fed; tu fest. 
 Repast, Re-pdst, v. i. tu tak find; tu fest. 
 Repastl'RE, Re-pdst-yq,r,* n. entertanment. 
 Repay, Re-pa, v. t. tu pa bak in return, in re- 
 
 kwjtal, or in revenj; tu rekompens; tu rekwjt 
 
 gud or il; tu reimbiirs; tu return. 
 Repay, Re-pa, v. t. tu pa agen, er a sekond tjm. 
 Repayable, Re-pa-a-bl, a. dat ma be repad. 
 Repayment, Rs-pa-ment, n. de akt ov repair); 
 
 de til) repfid. 
 Repeal, Re-]ie1, v. t. tu revers bj etoriti; tu andl; 
 
 tia kol bak legali; tu abrogat; tu revok. 
 Repeal, Re-pt'l, n. de akt ov repelit); abrogajon 
 
 ov a le; rekol; revokajon; abrogajon. 
 Repealable, Re-pel-a-bl, a. dat ma be repeld. 
 Repealer, Re-pel-er, n. wun hcDrepelz er revoks; 
 
 —an advokat for de rspel ov de yqnyon ov fe- 
 
 land wid Iggland. 
 Repeat, Re-pet, v. t. tu iterat; tu dcD, perferm, 
 
 or spek agen; tu rekapityi^lat; tU resjt; tu 
 
 reh^rs. 
 Repeat, Re-pet, «. a ropetijon. — (Mas.) a mqrk 
 
 er karakter denotii) de repetijon ov de pqrt hwiq 
 
 it b-sndz. [iterated. 
 
 Repeated, R8-p£t-ed,p. a. spokn agen; dun agen; 
 Repeatedly', Re-pet-ed-li, ud. over and over; 
 
 nior dan wuns. 
 Repeater, Re-pet-er, n. h« er dat bwiq repets; — 
 
 a woy dat strjks de ■»r, on de presig ov a 
 
 sprii). 
 Repel, Re-pel, v. t. tu drjv bak; tu repuls; tu 
 
 rezist; tu drjv awa. 
 Repel, Re-pel, v. i. tu akt wid fors kontrari tu 
 
 fors imprest: tu mak rezistans. — {Med.} tu 
 
 akt wid repelii) puer, bj prevenlii) a ti^mor, &s. 
 Repellent, Re-pel-ent, n. {Med.} an aplikajon 
 
 tu dE surfas ov de bodi, dezjnd tu kez a disor- 
 der tu retret inwardz. 
 Repellent, He-pel-ent, a. haviij p-ser tu repel. 
 Repeller, Re-pel-er, n. wun hco repelz. 
 Repent, Re-pent, i'. i. tu fel pan er soro on 
 
 ak'snt ov sumtii) wun haz dun or left undun; tu 
 
 be penitent: tu be sori; tu hav suq soro for sin 
 
 az prQdq,sez amendment ov Ijf; tu qanj wunz 
 
 kors. 
 Repent, Re-pent, «. t. tu remember wid soro. 
 
 [It woz formerli yi^zd wid de resiprokal pronisn; 
 
 az, tu ri:it'/it wunz self.] 
 Repent, Re -pent. a. {Zoul.} krepig; mcovig wid 
 
 dr. bodi klos tu de gi-snd. 
 Repentance, Re-peut-ans, n. de akt ov repentig; 
 
 soro for sumtig dun er left undun; soro fer 
 
 sin, suq az prodi\sez nii,nes ov Ijf; penitens; 
 
 kontrijon. [tent. 
 
 Repentant, Re-pent-ant, a. sorof lal fer sin; peni- 
 Repentant, Re-pent-ant, n. wun ha> repents; a 
 
 penitent. 
 Repknter, Rf-pent-er, n. wun ha> repents. 
 Repenting, Rs-pent-ig, n. de akt ov rspentans. 
 Repentingly, Re-pent-ig-li, ad. wid repentans. 
 Ii'ei'kople, Ive-pe-pl, v. t. tu stok wid pepl ani\,. 
 Kepeopling, Re-pe-plig, n. de akt ov peplig 
 
 am\,.
 
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 RKPERcrBS, Ile-per-ku.s,* v. i. tu bet or dqv bak. 
 RKPtiicuasioN, Ke-pur-kiiJ-on, n. de akt ov drjv- 
 
 i;i l)ik: rebiiid. 
 RtPKBCUSSiVE, Re-per-kiis-iv, a. drjvijj bak; re- 
 
 pelcrit; rtbisndin. 
 Rkpkrcussive, Re-per-kiis-iv,* n. a reijelent. 
 RtPKUToay, Kep-er-ta-ri, ;». a tr63ii,ri: a maga- 
 
 ■leii: n repojituri. 
 Repetknu, Rop-E-tdnd, n. {Arith.} dat pqrt ov 
 
 u .siirkulutig desimal hwiq iz kontinyij^ali re- 
 
 peted. 
 Repetition, Rep-e-tiJ-on, «. de akt ov repetifl; 
 
 de utat ov beig repeted; tot^loji; iterajon; re- 
 
 sjtAl. — {Law} a rekuvcri, or a demdDdig bak 
 
 af^en. 
 Repktitional. Rep-e-tiJ-on-al, j a. kontanig 
 REPETiTiONARy, Rep-e-tiJ-on-a-ri, i repetijon. 
 Repetitious, Rep-e-tiJ-as, a. kontanig repetijon; 
 
 repetijonal. 
 Repetitive, Rep-e-ti-tiv, a. kontanig rcpetijonz; 
 
 re pet if) ; repeti/onat. 
 Repetitor, Rep-e-tj-tor, n. a prjvat teqer in a 
 
 Jt-riuan yi\,niver3iti. 
 Repine, Re-pin, v. i. tu murmur; tu komplan; 
 
 tu tret; tu. be diskontented; tu onvi. 
 Repiner, Re-pjn-er, n. wun hO) repjnz or mur- 
 
 murz. [kc.mplanig. 
 
 Repining. Re-pjn-ig, n. de akt ov muruiurig or 
 Repiningly, lie-pjn-ig-li, ad. wid komplant: 
 
 wid luurmurig. 
 Replace, Re-plas, v. t. tu put agen in a plas; tu 
 
 put in a nil P^^*- — '■'^ P*^' andder in de plas ov 
 
 dat takn awa; tu sabstitut; — tu plas ani'^. 
 Replacement, Re-plas-ment, n. de akt ov re- 
 
 plaMg. 
 Replacing, Rc-plas-ig, k. de akt ov rcplasig or 
 
 l)la.Mg ani'i. 
 Rkplait, Re-plat, r. t. tu plat ani'i; tu ad an- 
 
 lider fuld. 
 Replant, Re-plant, v. t. tu plant ani'j,. 
 Replantable, Re-plant-a-bl, a. dat ma be re- 
 planted, [plantig agen. 
 Replantation, Re-plan-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 Replead, Re-pled, v. i. tu pled a sckond tjm. 
 Repleader, Rc-pled-er, n. {Law} a sekond 
 
 phdiij. [fil. 
 
 Replenish, Re-plen-iJ, f. t. tu suplj; tu stok: tu 
 Replenisiier, Re-plen-iJ-er, m. wun hio replen- 
 
 ijez. [rcplenijig. 
 
 Replenishment, Re-pl^n-iJ-ment, n. de akt ov 
 Replete, Re-plet, a. f ul; kompletli fild; kwjt f ul. 
 Rkplkteness, lif-plet-nes, h. fulnes; replejon. 
 Repletion, Re-ple-Jon, n. de stat ov beig tO) ful; 
 
 t'l.ilm;.-'. 
 Repletive, Re-ple-tiv, a. rcplenijig; filig. 
 Repletively, Re-ple-tiv-li, ad. so az tu be fild. 
 Repleviablk, lie-plev-i-a-bl, a. dat ma be re- 
 
 plflvid; balabl. 
 Replevin, Rc-plev-in, n. {Law) an akjon ov tort, 
 
 ill hwiq de plantif seks de rekuvcri ov gudz 
 
 ile^ali distrand; a rit b{ hviiq a distres iz re- 
 
 pl^vid. 
 Replevin, Re-pl6v-in, v. t. sam az repli-ri. [iahl. 
 RtPLEViSABLK, Re-plev-is-a-bl,' a. >umaz /f/*^*-)-- 
 Replevv, Re-plev-i, v. t. {Lair) tu tak bak, bj 
 
 rit. tij)z distrand or ilegali sezd. 
 Replevy, lie-plev-i, «. {Law) replevin. Se {Re- 
 
 /■/.riu.y 
 Replicant, R^p-li-kant, n. wun ho* maVs a rtplj. 
 Replicate, li^p-li-kat, a. folded bak; replikated. 
 Replicate, l{^p-li-kat, n. {Mug.) a repetijon. 
 Replicated, R^p-li-kat-ed, a. folded bak. 
 Replication, Rep-Ii-ka-Jon,* «.. a replj; anser. 
 
 {Law) de terd staj in de pledigr in an akJon; 
 
 de plantifs anser tu de defendants pie. 
 Reflier, Re-plj-er, n. wua hiD repljz. 
 
 Reply, Re-plj, v. i. tu mak a retdrn tu an anser; 
 
 tu respiSnd: tu anser. 
 
 Reply, Re-plj, o. t. tu retdrn for an anser. 
 
 Reply, Re-plj, n. dat hwi(j iz sed in return tu an 
 anser or remonstrans; retdrn tu an anser; a re- 
 jffnder. 
 
 Repolish, Re-p61-iJ, «. t. tu polij ag6n. 
 
 Report, Re-ixSrt, v. t. tu nerz bj p6pyii_lar nnmor; 
 tu relat; tu giv an ak'snt ov; tu retdrn. 
 
 Report, Re-p(irt, u. rJimor; popyi^lar fain; repq,t; 
 hersa;^s5nd; iTfd n»z; reperkujon; — an ak'snt 
 ov de operajonz, prosedigz, or kondijon ov eni 
 in8titi]Jon or mater; an ak'snt ov a lo kaa; a 
 stfltmt^nt mad bj a komite or publik ofiser. 
 
 Reporter, Re-port-er, n. wun hdi reports. — 
 {Lwr) wun ha> reports de prosedigz ov korta or 
 publik bodiz. [komou fam. 
 
 Reportingly, Re-p6rt-ig-li, ad. bj rep6rt or 
 
 Reposal, Re-p6z-al, n. de akt ov repozig; sup6rt; 
 repoz. 
 
 Repose, Re-pcSz, v. t. tu la tu rest; tu plas, az 
 in konfidens or trust; tu loj; tu la up. 
 
 Repose, Re-poz, v. i. tu slep; tu be at rest or ez; 
 tu rest; tu reklin. 
 
 Repose, Re-poz, n. slep; rest; kwjet; ez; koz ov 
 rest; — in a piktyi],r, dat kjnd ov hqrmoni hwen 
 uutig iz -St ov kepig eder in de Jad, Ijt, or kul- 
 orii). [at rest. 
 
 Reposedness, RE-p(f)z-ed-no3, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 Reposit, Re-poz-it, v. t. tu la up; tu loj, az in a 
 plas ov safti; tu depozit. 
 
 Reposition, Re-po-ziJ-on,*». dcakt ov repozitig; 
 de akt ov rcplasig. 
 
 Repository, Re-p6z-i-to-ri, n. a plas hw^r eni 
 tig iz safli lad up; a depozitori. 
 
 Repossess, Re-poz-es, r. t. tu pozes agen. 
 
 Repossession, Re-poz-eJ-on, n. a nil pozejon. 
 
 Repour, Re-po'jr. v. t. tu par anii,. 
 
 ICepuehend, Rep-re-hend, /'. t. tu reprcJ&v; tu 
 qjj; tu blam: tu senJn,r: tu qqrj wid, az a folt. 
 
 Reprehender, Rcp-re-hend-er, ii. wun ha> rcpre- 
 hendz: a senjqrer. 
 
 Reprehensible, Rep-rc-hen-si-bl, a. dczervifl 
 repre lien Jon; blainabl; kulpabl: senj^rabl. 
 
 Reprehensibleness, Rcp-re-hen-si-bl-nes, n. 
 bluin:ibli)es: kdl|iablnes. [kulpabli. 
 
 Reprehensibly, Rep-re-hen-.si-bli, arf. blamabli; 
 
 Reprehension, Rep-re-hen-Jon, ». de akt ov 
 ropreheiidig: repnof; senJn,r; blam. 
 
 Reprehknsive, Rep-re-hen-siv, a. kontanig re- 
 prd>f: reprebensori. [relienjon. 
 
 Reprehensively, Rcp-re-ben-siv-li, ad. wid rep- 
 
 Reprehensory, Rep-re-hen-SQ-rl, a. kontanig 
 repribf. 
 
 Represent, Rep-re-zent, v. t. tu egzibit; tu de- 
 skrjb; tu Jo in eni partikyn,lar karaktar; — tu 
 personal; az, "clc pqrliment, i)r koggros, re 're- 
 sents de pepl;" — tu egzibit; tu Jo dramatikali; 
 az, "He trajedi woz rejoTzenied veri skilfuli:" — 
 tu fil de plas ov andcter, or ov udcr?; tu akt 
 az a substitiit for uderz, or for konstitynonts, in 
 konddktig publik af^rz or guvernment. 
 
 Representable, Rep-re-zent-a-bl, a. dai nia be 
 r>!pre7.i'iiled. [Jon: likiies. 
 
 Representance, Rep-re-zent-ans,* n. reprez-'uta- 
 
 Representant, Rep-re-zent-ant,* a. reprezentig; 
 havig vikarius p-ser. [tiv. 
 
 Representant, Rep-rc-zent-ant, n. a reprezenta- 
 
 Representation, Rep-re-zen-ta-Jon, ;/. de akt 
 ov reprezentig; de stat ov bcig reprezeiited: dat 
 hwiq reprezents; a bodi ov rcprezentaiivz: — a 
 deskripjon; imaj; Ijknes; — deklarajon; publik 
 eksibijon. 
 
 Representative, Rep-rc-zent-a-fiv, a. afordig 
 reprezentajon; egzibitig a similitiid; aktig for 
 uders.
 
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 REP 
 
 Repeesentative, Rep-re-zent-a-tiv, n. he er dat 
 hwiq reprgzents, er egzibits a Ijknes; a substiti^t: 
 wun etorjzd tu akt for uderz: a depyv],ti; an 
 glekteJ member ov a lejislativ boJi. 
 
 Repeesentatively, Rep-rg-zent-a-tiv-li, ad. bi 
 reprezentajon; vikariusli. 
 
 Representee, Rep-re-zent-er, n. wun hiD reprg- 
 zents: a reprgzentativ. [rgzentajon. 
 
 Repeesentment, Rep-rg-zent-ment, n. imaj; rep- 
 
 Repeess, Rg-pres, v. t. tu kruj; tia put d'sn; tu 
 subdq,; tu rgstran; tia supres. 
 
 Repeessee, Re-pres-er, n. wun hoo rgpresez. 
 
 Repeession, Rg-preJ-on, n. de akt ov rgpresii). 
 
 Repeessive, Rg-pres-iv, ad. havii) p'ser tia rgpres; 
 rgpresii). [maner. 
 
 Repeessivelt, Rg-pres-iv-li, ad. in a rgpresiv 
 
 Repeieve, Rg-prev, v. t. tu respit after sentens 
 ov det; tu giv a rgprev er respit. 
 
 Repeieve, Rg-prev, n. dg suspenjon ov dg eksg- 
 ki^Jon ov a sentens fer a serten tjm; a respit af- 
 ter sentens ov det. 
 
 Repeimand, Rep-ri-mdnd, v. t. tu qid; tu qek; 
 tu reprehend; tu reprcbv; tu rgbi^k; tu senjxxr. 
 
 Repeimand, Rep-ri-mand, n. reprtbf ; reprghenjon; 
 sen|q,r; rgbi^k; — a senJur hwiq a publik ofiser 
 pron'snsez agenst an ofender. 
 
 Repeint, Re-print, v. t. tu print agen; tu renij, 
 de imprejon ov. [on, 
 
 Repeint, Re-print, n. a reimprejon; a nq, imprej- 
 
 Repeisal, Re-prj-zal, n. sumtii) sezd er duu bj 
 wa ov retaliajon ov roi) er inju^ri. 
 
 Repeise, Re-prjz, n. dg akt ov takig sumtii) in 
 rgtaliajon ov injq,ri; rgprjzal. — {Law} pi. dg- 
 dukjonz er paments ■st ov ae valyq, ov laudz, az 
 rent-qqrjez er anq,itiz. 
 
 Repeize, Re-prjz, v. t. tu prjz anq,. 
 
 Repeoach, Re-pr(f)q, v. t. tu senJn,r in oprobrius 
 termz: tu qqrj wid a felt in sever lapgwaj; tu 
 upbrad; tu blam; tu reprif)V; tu kondem. 
 
 Repeoach, Re-prog, n. senJur; infami; Jam; re- 
 prcbf; abii,s; oprobrium. [prtaq. 
 
 Reproachable, Rg-proq-a-bl, a. wurdi ov re- 
 
 Reproachee, Rg-proq-er, n. wun hco rgproqez. 
 
 Repeoachful, Rg-proq-ful, a. skurilus; oprobri- 
 us: insolent; insdltii); abq,siv; Jamful; vjl. 
 
 Repeoachfully, Rg-pr(5q-£ul-i, ad. oprobriusli; 
 skiirilusli; Jamfuli. 
 
 Uepeoachfulness, Re-proq-ful-nes, ji. dg kwol- 
 iti uv bgii) rgproqful. 
 
 Repbobate, Rep-ro-bat, a. lost tu vertjq,; lost tu 
 gras; abandond; vijiated; profligat; korupt; de- 
 pravd; rgjekted az bas. 
 
 Reprobate, Rep-ro-bat, n. wun lost tu vertyq,; 
 an abandond reg. 
 
 Reprobate, Rep-ro-bat, ■!'. <. tu disalx; tu rejekt; 
 tia kondem; tu senj^r; tu abandon tu riBin er 
 dgstrukjon. 
 
 Repeobatee, Rep-ro-bat-er, n. wun hdo reprobats. 
 
 Reprobation, Rep-ro-ba-Jon, a. dg akt ov rep- 
 robatii); dg stat ov bgii) reprobated; kondemna- 
 Jon; — dg akt ov abandoniij, er dg stat ov beii) 
 abandond, tu eternal dgstrukjon; — opozd tu 
 elekf-'H. [holdz tu reprobajon. 
 
 Repeobationee, Rep-ro-ba-Jon-er, n. wun ho) 
 
 Reprobative, Rep-ro-ba-tiv, ( a. kondemii) in 
 
 Repeobatoey, R6p-ro-ba-to-ri,j strog termz; 
 kriminatori. [ani^. 
 
 Reproduce, Rg-pra-dixs, v. t. tu prodi],s agen or 
 
 Repeoducee, Rg-pro-dq,s-er, n. wun hoo prodi]^sez 
 am'],. [prodixsii) anq. 
 
 Repeoduction, Rg-pro-diik-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 Reproductoey, Re-pro-diik-to-ri, a. prodti,sii) 
 ami. 
 
 Repeomulgation, Re-prom-ul-ga-Jon,n. asekond 
 promulgajon. [Jon; rgbi\,k. 
 
 Reproof, Rg-prcf)f, ji. blam tu de fas; reprghen- 
 
 Repeovable, Rg-pr(jE)V-a-bl, a. dgzervig ov rgprcfif; 
 blamabl. [bgii) reprcDvabl. 
 
 Repeovableness, Rg-pr(f)V-a-bl-ne3, 71. dg stat ov 
 
 Repeoval, Re-prdbv-al, n. dg akt ov rgprcDvig; 
 repnfjf. 
 
 Repeove, Rg-pr(Jt)V, v. t. tu blam; tu senjq,r; tu 
 qqrj tu de fas wid a felt; tu qek; tu qjd; tu 
 reprehend; tu reprimand; tu reb4k. 
 
 Repeovee, Rg-prcbv-er, n. wun hot) rgprif»vz. 
 
 Repeune, Rg-pr(f)n, v. t. tu prcon a sekond tjm. 
 
 Reptation, Rep-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov ma>vii) er 
 krepig, az serpents. 
 
 Reptile, Rep-til, n. an animal dat kreps upon 
 dg griind, ma)vii) on its beli er wid Jert fgt, az a 
 serpent, a terterz, era tod; — a men, grovelig req, 
 
 REPTILE, Rep-til, a. krgpig on de grsnd er on 
 meni fgt. [reptil. 
 
 Reptilian, Rep-til-i-an, a. relatii) tu reptilz; 
 
 Republican, Re-pdb-li-kan, a. relatig tu a re- 
 pdblik; konfer.md tu a rgpdblik. 
 
 Republican, Re-pdb-li-kan, n. wun hoo favorz a 
 republikan guvernment; a sitizen ov a rgpdblik. 
 
 Republicanism, Rg-pdb-li-kan-iz-m, n. ataqment 
 tu a republikan ferm ov guvernment; republi- 
 kan prinsiplz. [republikan. 
 
 Republicanize, Re-pdb-li-kan-jz, v. t. tu render 
 
 Republic, Re-pdb-lik, 71. dat ferm ov guvernment 
 in hwiq de sn,prgm piser iz vested in dg pepl, er 
 in reprezentativz elekted bj de pepl; a komon- 
 welt. 
 
 Republication, Re-pub-li-ka-Jon, n. a reimprejon 
 ov a printed wurk. {Law} a sekond publikajon. 
 
 Republish, Re-pdb-liJ, v. t. tu publij ani|. 
 
 Republishee, Re-pdb-liJ-er, n. wun hoo repdblijez. 
 
 Repudiate, Rg-pii,-di-at, v. t. tu divors; tu re- 
 jekt; tu put awa; tu dis6n er refi^z tu pa, az 
 a det. 
 
 Repudiation, Re-pn-di-a-Jon, n. de akt ov rg- 
 p^diatii): divors; rejekjon; disavsal er refv^zal 
 tu pa a det. [ats. 
 
 Repudiatoe, Rg-pi\-di-a-tor, n. wun hot) rgpn,di- 
 
 Repugn, Ke-piin, v. i. tu opoz; tu mak rezistans. 
 
 Repugnance, Re-pdg-nans, ; n. inkonsistensi; 
 
 Repugnancy, Re-pdg-nan-si, j kontrarjeti; re- 
 Idktans; rezistans; opozijon; averjon; unwilignes. 
 
 Repugnant, Rg-pdg-nant, a. kontrari; opozit; in- 
 konsistent: reldktant; advers; hostil; inimikal. 
 
 Repugnantly, Re-pdg-nant-li, ad. reluktantli: 
 kontradiktorili. 
 
 Repullulate, Re-pdl-q,-lat, v. i. tu bud agen. 
 
 Repulse, Re-pdls, n. de stat ov beig repdlst; qek; 
 refqzal; repuljon. [tu repel. 
 
 Repulse, Re-pdls, v. t. tu bet bak; tu drjv of; 
 
 Repulsee, Rg-pdls-er, n. wun hoo repdlsez er 
 bets bak. 
 
 Repulsion, Rg-pdl-Jon, n. dg akt ov rgpelig; re- 
 pdls; de akt ov drjvig er betig of. 
 
 Repulsive, Re-pdl-siv, a. drjvig of; tendig tu 
 repel; rgpelig. [pulsiv. 
 
 Repulsoey, Re-pdl-so-ri, a. tendig tu repdls; re- 
 
 Repuechase, Rg-pdr-qas, v. t. tu bj er purqas 
 agen. 
 
 Repurify, Rg-pq-ri-f j, v. t. tu purif j agen. 
 
 Reputable, Rep-yq,-ta-bl, a. havig gud repixtj 
 respuktabl; kreJitabl: onoiabl. [maner. 
 
 Reputably, Rep-yn,-ta-bli, ad. in a repyn,tabl 
 
 Reputation, Rep-yi^-ta-Jon, n. gud rep4,t; kredit; 
 onor; fam; karakter, gud er bad. 
 
 Repute, Rg-pq,t, v. t. tu hold; tuak-jnt; tu tigk; 
 tu estimat; tu estgm. 
 
 Repute, Re-pii,t, n. karakter; repyqtajon; kredit. 
 
 Reputed, Re-pq,t-ed, a. havig repq,t; Estimated; 
 estemd. [Jon. 
 
 Reputedly, Re-pq,t-ed-li, ad. in komon estima- 
 
 Reputeless, Re-pq,t-les, a. disr6pyii,tabl; disgras- 
 ful.
 
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 Reqdxst, Re-kwfot, n. petijon; entreti; pr^er; 8q,t; 
 
 dEtii(ind; — repiit; kredit; — de statov beij) dEZJrd. 
 Akquest, Re-kw63t, v. t. tu ask; tu sulisit; tu 
 
 eiitrKt: tu demand. [petijoner. 
 
 REyuESTEE, K€-kw6st-er, n. wun hoo rekw^sta; a 
 REyi'icKEN, Ke-kwik-n, v. t. tia rtanimat. 
 Requiem, lie-kwi-etn, dr Rek-wi-ern, n. a him in 
 
 hwit; rei^t iz implibrd for de ded; — rest; kwiet; pes. 
 Requietoey, Re-kwj-e-to-ri,* n. a sepulker. 
 Requix, Ke-kwin, n. a spejez ov Jqrk. 
 ReuCibable, Ke-kwjr-a-bl, a. dal ma be rekwjrd. 
 Requibe, Ke-kwjr, v. t. tu demand; tu ask az ov 
 
 rjt; tu mak nestsari; tu ned; tu rekw^st. 
 Requibement, Re-kwjr-ment, n. dat hwiq iz re- 
 kwjrd; rekwizijon. 
 Requibeb, He-kwjr-er, n. wun hoo rekwjrz. 
 Requisite, Rek-wi-zit, a. nesesari; nedful; re- 
 kwjrd bj de natyn,r ov tiflz; esenjal; ekspedient. 
 Reql'isite, Rek-wi-zit, n. eni tin n^sesari. 
 Requisitely, liek-wi-zit-li, ad. in a rekwizit 
 
 maner. [i?) rekwizit. 
 
 Requisiteness, Rc'k-wi-zit-nes, n. de stat ov be- 
 Requisition. Rek-wi-ziJ-on, n. de akt ov rekwjr- 
 
 ifl; dat hwiq iz rekwjrd; demdnd; aplika/on fer 
 
 a tiy az ov rjt. 
 Requisitiosist, Rek-wi-ziJ-on-ist, n. wun hco 
 
 maks rekwizijon. 
 Requisitive, lle-kwiz-i-tiv, a. indikatig demdnd. 
 Requisitive, Re-kwiz-i-tiv, n. he or dat hwiq 
 
 maks rekwizijon. [ed. 
 
 RfiQUisiTOEY, Rc-kwiz-i-to-ri, a. set fer; demdnd- 
 Requital, Re-kwjt-al, n. de akt ov rekwjtig; re- 
 turn fer eni gud er bad of is; reword; rekompens; 
 
 kiimpensajon; retribqjon; amendz; sati^fakjon. 
 Requite. Re-kwjt, v. t. tu repa; tu retaliat gud 
 
 er il: tu rekompens; ta reward. 
 Requiteb, Re-kwjt-er, n. wun hott rekwjts. 
 Rebemouse, Rer-m'ss, n. a bat. Se {/iearmmts'j.) 
 Rebewaed, lier-ward, n. Se {Rearward.) 
 Resail, Re -sal, i*. t. tu sal agt^n; tu sal bak. 
 Resale, Rc-sal, n. sckond sal; sal at sekond hand. 
 Resalute, Re-sa-lq,t, v. t. tu salqt ani^,; tu salq,t 
 
 in return. 
 Rescat, Res-kat,* n. a ransom; a reles. 
 Rescind, Re-sind, v. t. tu kut of; tu abr<sgat, az 
 
 a lo: tu abolij. [ed. 
 
 Rescindable, Re-sind-a-bl, a. dat ma be resind- 
 Resci.ndmext, Re-8ind-ment,7». deaktovresindig. 
 Rescission, Re-sij-on, h. a kutig of; abrogajon. 
 Rescissoey, Re-siz-or-i, a. havig de piser tu kut 
 
 (•{ or .ibruj^t. [agen. 
 
 RbscEiBE, Re-skrjb, v.t. tu rjt bak; tu rjt caver 
 Resceipt, Re-skript, n. an anser ov an emperor 
 
 hwen konsulted, havig de furs ov an edikt; an 
 
 cdikt; — a kisnterixirt. 
 Resceiption, Re-skrip-Jon, ». de akt ov rjtig er 
 
 unserij) bak. 
 Resceiptivelt, Re-skrip-tiv-li, ad. bi reskript. 
 Rescuable, Res-ki^-a bl, a. dat ma be reskii,d. 
 Rescue, Res-ki^, v. t. tu set fre from eni vjuilens, 
 
 k'infjiimuiit, or danjer; tu set fre; tu liberat; tu 
 
 sav; tu tak bj ilegul ruskii- 
 Rescue, Res-kii, h. deliverans from vjulens, dan- 
 jer, or konfjiimeut. — {Luir) a forsibl retakig ov 
 •gudz er personz dettiud bj legal otoriti. 
 Rescueb, R<»s-kq,-er, n. wun hiU reskn,z. 
 Rescussoe, Re8-kds-or, n. wun hiD malu a reskii; 
 
 a reski),er. 
 Reseaech, Re-s^rq, n. inkwjri; serq: egzaminajon; 
 
 iuvestiijajun; sknbtini. [tu serq. 
 
 Reseaech, Rc-serq, r. /. tu cgzamin; tu inkwjr; 
 Reseaecuee, Re-serq-cr, n. wun ha> maks reserq 
 
 or iukwjri. [reserq. 
 
 Reseaechful, Re-serq-ful, a. makig er impljiy 
 Reseat. Re-set, v. t. tu set agen. LP'f'O of. 
 
 Resection, lie-sek-Jun, n. de akt ov kutij) er 
 
 Reseize, Re-sez, v. t. tu sez or la hold on agto. 
 Reseizee, Re-se'z-er, n. wun ho) sezez ag^n. 
 Reseizuee, Re-se-3n,r, n. repeted 8e3iir. 
 Resell, iie-sel, v. t. tu sel agen. 
 Resemblance, Re-zem-blaos, n. Ijknes; simiiitiid; 
 
 reprezcnlajon; similariti. 
 Resemble, Re-z^m-bl, v. t. tu reprez^nt az I|k 
 
 sumtig els; tu be Ijk; tu hav Ijknes; tu ap£r 
 
 similar tu. 
 Resembleb, Re-zem-bler, n. wun hd) rezemblz. 
 Resenu, Re-send, v. t. tu send agen; tu send bak. 
 Resent, Re-z^nt, v. t. tu tak il; tu konsider a> 
 
 an injq,ri er afrdnt; tu be aggri in konsekwena 
 
 ov. 
 Resenteb, Re-zent-er, n. wun hoQ rezents. 
 Resentful, Re-zent-ful, a. felig rezentment; 
 
 aggri; malignant; ezili prcjvukt tu agger; jras- 
 
 ibl. [wid agger. 
 
 Resentingly, Re-zent-ig-li, ad. wid rezentment; 
 Resestive, Re-zent-iv,* a. redi tu rez^nt. 
 Resentment, Re-zent-ment, n. de akt ov rezent- 
 
 ig: dep sens ov injq,ri; agger prologd; indignajon; 
 
 raf. 
 Reseevatxon, Rez-er-va-Jon, n. de akt ov rezerv- 
 
 ig; de stat ov beig rezervd; eni tig kept in re- 
 
 zerv; rezerv; konselment in de mind; sumtig 
 
 kept bak; kdstodi. 
 Reseevatoey, Re-zerv-a-to-ri,* n. a plas in hwiQ 
 
 tigz qr rezervd; depozitori; repozitori. 
 Reseeve, Re-zerv, v. t. tu kep in st^ar; tu sav 
 
 tu sum uder purpus; tu retan; tu kep; tu hold; 
 
 tu prezerv. 
 Reseeve, Re-zerv, n. stor kept untuqt; sumtig 
 
 rezervd er kept fer eksijens; sumtig konseld in 
 
 de mjnd; rezervajon; eksepjon; prohibijon; eksep- 
 
 Jon in favor; retenjon; — de habit ov kepig bak 
 
 er beig sjlcnt; sjlens; tasiturniti; — modesti. 
 Reseeved, Re-zervd, a. modest: not loosli fre; — 
 
 not kuinqnikativ; tasiturn: not opn; not fragk. 
 Reseevedly, Re-zerv-ed-li, ad. wid rezerv; not 
 
 fnigkli: koldli. 
 Reseevedness, Re-zerv-ed-nes, n. wont ov fragk- 
 
 nes; rezerv. 
 Reseevee, Rez-er-ve, n. {Law} wun tu h()t)m 
 
 sumtig iz rezervd; opazd tu rezerv6r. 
 Reseevee, Re-zerv-er, n. wun ha> rezervz. 
 Reseevoie, Rez-er-vwer, n. a plas hw^r eni tig 
 
 iz kept in stor, az water; a sistern; a pond. 
 Reseevob, Rez-er-vor, n. {Law) wun hai rezervi. 
 Reset, Re -set, v. t. {SoMand) tu hqrbor; tu re- 
 
 sev stojln gudz. 
 Reset, Re-set, n. {Scotch law) de akt ov resevig 
 
 stulii guidz; — de akt ov hqrborig an 'stle. 
 Reset, Re-set, v. t. tu set er kompuz anq,. 
 Resetteb, Re-set-er, n. {Scf^tch law) a resever 
 
 ov stoln gudz. 
 Resettle, Re-set-1, r. t. tu sell agen. 
 Resettlement, Re-set-l-ment, «. de akt ov set- 
 
 lig agen; nq, setlmenl. 
 Reshape, Re-Jap. o. t. tu Jap anq,. 
 Resiance, Ros-i-ans,* n. {Law) rezidens; ab6d; 
 
 dwelig. [plas. 
 
 Resiant, Res-i-ant,* a. rezident; prezent in a 
 Resiant, Res-iant,* n. a rezident; an ofiser re- 
 
 zjilig in a distant plas. 
 Reside, Re-zjd. v. i. tu hav abdid; tu liv; ta 
 
 dwel; tu inhabit: tu sajum; — tu sigk; tu sub- 
 
 sjd: tu fol tu de botom. 
 Residence, Rez-i-dens, i n. de akt ov dwelig in 
 Residency. Rez-i-den-si, I a plas; plas ov ab<&d; 
 
 dwelii); doraisil: habitajon: abud. 
 Resident, Rez-i-deut, a. dwelig: havig abod in 
 
 eni plas: stajonari: rczjdig; fikst. 
 Resident, Rez-i-dent, n. wun hijo rezjdz in a plaaj 
 
 — a minister ov stat sent tu kontinyq, fer sum 
 
 tjm, at de kort ov a foren prins er slat.
 
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 Kesidenter, Rez-i-dent-er, n. wun hoo rezjdz; a i Resolubleness, Rez-o-lq,-bl-nes, n. &z kwoliti 
 
 rezident. Uens 
 
 Residemial, Rez-i-den-Jal, a. relatii) tia rezi- 
 Residextiaky, Rez-i-den-Ji-a-ri, a. haldii) rez- 
 
 id«nii. 
 Residentiary, Rez-i-den-Ji-a-ri, »i. an ekkzias- 
 
 tik hO) keps a serten rezidens. 
 Residentiaryship, Rez-i-den-Ji-a-ri-Jip, n. de 
 
 stajon ov a rezidenjiari. 
 Resider, Re zjd-er, n. wun hot) rszjdz; a rezident. 
 Residual, R8-*zid-yn,-al, a. relatig tu dg rezid^; 
 
 remanig. 
 Residuary, RE-zid-yti,-a-ri, a. rezidytial. — {Law} 
 relatig tia, er entjtld tu, de rezidq, er rgmander. 
 — Rezidynari legate, wun hd) haz de rezidn, ov 
 an estat after el uder legasiz and demdndz cir 
 pad. 
 Residue, Rez-i-di],, w. de remanig pqrt; dat hwiq 
 
 iz left: rsmander; dg rest. 
 Residuum, Rg-zid-yivum, n. [L.] {(Mem.) &e 
 rezidq,, rgmander, er hwot iz left, in eni kemi- 
 kal proses. 
 Resign, Re-zjn, v. t. tu giv up; tu giv up in kon- 
 
 fidens; tu reniins; tu rsligkwij; tu abdikat. 
 Resign, Re-sjn, v. t. tu sjn agen. 
 Resignation, Rez-ig-na-Jon, n. de akt ov rezjnig; 
 de Stat ov beig rezjnd; pajens; submijon; akwi- 
 esens. 
 Resigned, Rs-zjnd, p. a. havig mad a rezignajon; 
 
 ^felig rezignajon; submisiv. 
 Resignedly, RE-zjn-ed-li, ad. wid rezignajon. 
 Resignee, Rez-i-ng, n. {Law) de pqrti tu boom 
 
 Q tig iz rezjnd. 
 Resigner, Re-zjn-er, n. wun hco rezjnz. 
 Resignment, Re-z|n-ment,* n. rezignajon. 
 Resile, Rg-zjl,* «. i. tu stqrt bak; tu flj from a 
 
 purpus. 
 Resilience, Rg-zil-i-ens, j n. &e akt ov stqrtig 
 Resiliency, Re-zil-i-en-si, ) er lepig bak. 
 Resilient, Re-zil-i-ent, a. stqrtig er sprigig bak. 
 Resilition, Rez-i-liJ-on, n. rsziliens. 
 Resin, Rez-in, n. a vejetabl prinsipl eksyti,dig 
 frum serten trez, inflamabl, hqrd hwen koal, vis- 
 id hwen heted, insolyqbl in water, but solynbl 
 in alkuhol; inspisated turpentjn; rozin. 
 Resintferous, Rez-i-nif-er-us, a. yeldig rezin. 
 Resiniform, Rez-in-i-ferm, a. Lavig de ferm ov 
 
 rezin. 
 Resino-electeic, Rez-i-no-e-lek-trik, a. egzibit- 
 
 ig hwot wii7. fermerli keld negatir elektrisiti. 
 
 Resinous, Rez-iu-us, a. kontanig rezin; konsistig 
 
 ov rezin; rezemblig rezin. — Eezinus elektrisiti, 
 
 dat kind ov elektrisiti hwiq a tn,b ov rezin eg- 
 
 zibits bj f rikjon on a ruber ov wul, uderwjz keld 
 
 negatir Elektrisiti; opozd tu vitrevs elektrisiti. 
 
 Resinousness, Rez-in-us-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig rezinus. [fakt; repentans. 
 
 Resipiscence, Res-i-pis-ens, n. wizdom after de 
 
 Resist, Ke-zist, v. t. tu opoz; tu strjv er akt 
 
 agenst: tu widstand: tu twert. 
 Resist, Re-zisI, v. i. tu mak opozijon. 
 Resistance, Rg-zist-ans, n. it akt ov rezistig; 
 opozijon; de kwoliti ov not yeldig tu fears er 
 eksiernal imprejon. 
 Resistant. Ke-zist-ant,* n. he er dat hwiq rezists. 
 Resister, Rg-zist-er, n. wun hot) rezists. 
 Resistibility, Rg-zist-i-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig rezistibl. 
 Resistible, Re-zist-i-bl, a. dat ma be rgzisted. 
 Resistive, Rg-zist-iv, a. havig piser tu rezist. 
 Resistless, Rg-zist-les, a. irgzistibl; dat kan not 
 
 be rgzisted er opozd. 
 Resistlessly, Rg-zist-les-li, ad. so az not tu be 
 
 opibzd er denjd. 
 Resoluble, Rez-o-lq,-bl, a. dat ma be melted, 
 dizolvd, er rezolvd; rgzolvabl. 
 
 ov beig rezulqbl. 
 Resolute, Rez-o-ln,t, a. determind; desjded; fikst; 
 
 kiiustant: stedi; ferm; perseverig; unjakn. 
 Resolute, Rez-o-lqt, n. a determind person. 
 Resolutely, Rez-o-liit-li, ad. in a rezohit man- 
 or; fermli. [beig rezolqt. 
 Resoluteness, Rez-o-lqt-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 Resolution, Rez-o-lvi-Jon, n. de akt ov rezolvig; 
 dg Stat ov beig rezolvd; dat hwiq iz rezolvd; 
 fikst dgterminajun; setld tet; konstansi; fermnes; 
 analisis; disolqjon; — dgterminajon ov a kez in 
 kort; deklarajon past bj a publik bodi. 
 Resolutioner, Rez-o-14-Jon-er, n. wun hco maks 
 
 a rezolqjon. 
 Resolutionist, Rez-o-14-JoB-ist, », wun hcD 
 maks a rezolqjon. [dizolv. 
 
 Resolutive, Rez-o-lii-tiv, a. havig ds p-ser tu 
 Resolvable. Re-z61v-a-bl, a. dat ma be rezolvd, 
 referd, er redi^st; admitig separajon ov pqrts; 
 dizolvabl; kapabl ov solqjon: solvabl. 
 Resolve, Re-z61v, i\ t. tu inform; tu fre from a 
 d'St er difikulti; tu solv; tu kler; tu setl in an 
 opinyon; tu determin; tu purpus; tu fiks; tu 
 konferm: — tu redqs intu komponent pqrts; tu 
 analjz; tu melt; tu dizolv; tu relaks. 
 Resolve, Re-z61v, v. i. tu determin; tu dgkre 
 widin wunz self; tu be fikst; — tu melt; tu be 
 dizolvd. 
 Resolve, Rg-z61v, n. a rezolqjon; fikst determi- 
 
 najon; a deklarajon ov a publik bodi. 
 
 Resolved, Rg-z61vd, a. dgtermind; ferm; rezoln,t. 
 
 Resolvedly, Re-z61v-ed-li, ad. wid fermnes and 
 
 konstansi. [stansi; fermnes. 
 
 Resolvedness, Re-z61v-ed-nes, n. rezolqjon; kon- 
 
 Resolvend, Re-z61v-end, n. {Arith.) a number 
 
 hwiq arjzez from inkresig de remander after 
 
 subtrakjon, in ekstraktig de skw^r er kvib rcbt. 
 
 Resolvent, Re-z61v-ent, ji. dat hwiq kezez soln- 
 
 Jon; — a substans yi\,zd tu dispers a tqmor. 
 Resolvent, Re-z61v-ent, a. havig p-ser tu dizolv. 
 Rfsolver, Re-z61v-er, n. he er dat hwiq rezolvz. 
 Resolving, Re-z61v-ig, »». rezolviJon; dgtermina- 
 jon. [rez-jnd. 
 Resonance, Rez-o-nans, >». a return ov s'snd; 
 Resonant, Rez-o-nant, a. rez'sndig; returnig 
 
 S'snd. 
 Resorb, Re -Serb, v, t. tu swolo up. 
 Resorbent, Rg-serb-ent, a. swoloig up. 
 Resort, Re-zert, v. i. tu hav rekors; tu go ofn; 
 
 tu rgp4r.— (Z.«w') tu fel bak. 
 
 Resort, Re-zert, n. frekwensi: asembli; metig; 
 
 kunkors; konflqens; akt ov vizitig; moavment; 
 
 resors. [kwents. 
 
 Resorter, Re-zert-er, n. wun hd) rgzerts er fre- 
 
 Resound, Re-z'snd, v. t. tu eko; tu s^nd bak; 
 
 tu rgturn az sTjnd; tu selebrat bj s'snd; tu 
 
 s'snd. 
 
 Resound, Re-z'snd, v. i. tu be ekod bak; tu be 
 
 muq and I'sdli menjond. 
 Resound, Re-z'snd, n. eko; return ov s'snd. 
 Resound, Re-s-snd, «. t. tu s'snd agen. 
 Resource, Rg-s6rs, n. eni sors ov ad er sup6rt; 
 an ekspedient tu hwiq meni rezert; mgnz; rs- 
 zort. 
 Resourceless, Re-sors-les, a. wontig resors. 
 Resow, Rg-so, V. t. tu so ani\. 
 Respeak, Rg-spek, v. i. tu spek agen; tu anser. 
 Respect, Re-spekt, v. t. tu estem; tu onor; tu 
 prjz; tu regqrd; tu hav rggqrd tu; tu konsider 
 wid onor er a dggrg ov reverens; — tu hav rgla- 
 Jon tu; tu luk toard. 
 Respect, Re-spekt, n. rggqrd; atenjon; reverens; 
 onor; deferens; estem; gud wil; pqrjal regard; 
 maner ov tretig uderz; konsiderajon; estimajon; 
 motiv; relajon; referens.
 
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 BXSPBCTABIUTT, Rc-spekt-a-bil-i-ti, n. dekwol- 
 
 iti uv btii) respektabl. 
 Respectable, Kg-spekt-a-bl, a. wurdi ov rtj^pekt; 
 
 voiKirabl; repyntabl; estimabl; ov gad kwuliti; 
 
 nioderatli gud. 
 Rejpectable.vess, Re-sp^kt-a-bl-nes, n. de stat 
 
 er kwuliti uv btig respekubl; respektabiliti. 
 Respectably, Kt-spekt-a-bli, ad. in a respektabl 
 
 manor; repyiitubli. 
 Rbspected, Kf-sp«ikt-ed, /'. a. regqrded or treted 
 
 wid re.ipekt. 
 RmPECTER, Re-spekt-er, n. wan ho) rcsp^kts. 
 Respectful, Re-s[>ekt-fiil, a. fial ov respekt; 
 
 sivil; ubedient; diitiful; seremonius. 
 Respectfully, Re-sp^kt-ful-i, ad. in a resp^kt- 
 
 ful tn;iiior. 
 Respectfulness, Re-spekt-ful-nes, n. de kwol- 
 
 iti uv l)Eio rEspektful. [konsernip. 
 
 Rbspecting, Ke-spekt-ig, pre/>. harig respekt tu; 
 Respective, Re-spek-tiv, a. partikyqlar; relatig 
 
 tu partikyn,lar persunz er tijjz; not kolektiv, 
 
 but several. 
 Respectively, Rc-spek-tiv-li, ad. in a resp^ktiv 
 
 manor; partikynlarli; az eQ belogz tu eq; rela- 
 
 tivli; ni)t absu)lq,tli; pqr/ali. 
 Respectless, Re-sp^kt-les, a. havig no respekt; 
 
 diirf^pektfal. [beig resfjektles. 
 
 Respectlessxess, Rt-sp^kt-les-nes, n. de stat ov 
 Rk.spebse. 1{£ -pipers,* v. t. tu sprigkl. 
 Respersiox, Ke-sper-Jun, n. de akt ov spriuklijj. 
 Respirability, Re-spjr-a-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov 
 
 bfiy respirabl. [kan be respjrd. 
 
 RcspiRABLE, Rc-spir-a-bl, a. dat kan rtspjr; dat 
 Respiration, Kcs-pi-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov respjrig; 
 
 de akt ov bredio:— de fugkjon bi hwiq de nrj,- 
 
 trient, serkiilatig flqid ov an organizd bodi iz 
 
 sabmited tu de inflnens ov 7\t, for de purpus ov 
 
 qanjig its propcrtiz; — relef from le\; interval. 
 Respirational, Res-pi-ra-Jon-al, a. relatig tu 
 
 respira/on. 
 Respirator, R^s-pi-ra-tor, n. an instroDment 
 
 feruid ov fliitiid silver or gilt wjrz, filed tu 
 
 kuver de m'st. over hwiq it iz rttand bj proper 
 
 bdndajez; yn,zd az a safgqrd ft»r wek lugz. 
 Respiratory, Ke-spjr-a-to-ri, a. havig p^er tu 
 
 re<pir. 
 Respire, Re-spjr, v. i. tu bred; tu inhal; tu ka^ 
 
 brot: tu rest. [in ek.shala/onz . 
 
 Respire, Re-spjr, v. t. tu bred ■»t; tu send xt 
 Respite, Res-pit, n. dela, az for bredig; poz; in- 
 terval: — reprev; suspenjon ov a kapital sentens. 
 Respite, Res-pit, c. t. tu relev bj a paz; tu sus- 
 
 pt'iid; tu dela; tu reprev. 
 Rksplesdexce, Rr-splen-dens, ) n. luster: brit- 
 Resplendevcv, Re-splen-den-si, 1 nes; splendor. 
 Resplexde.vt, Re-splen-dent, a. brjt; Jjnig; havig 
 
 a fjn luster. 
 Resplendentlt, Re-8pt6n-dent-li, ad. wid luster; 
 
 br|tli: splendidli. 
 Respond. Re-sp6nd, v. i. tu anser; tu replj; tu 
 
 k ires, 6. id; tu s^t. 
 Respo.vd, Ke-spind, n. a /art antem, korespondig 
 
 ill sentiment, du interdptig for a tjm sum uder 
 
 servis 
 Respo.vdence, Re-sp6nd-ens, n. de akt ov re- 
 
 (jjion I g; yiiiiyon. 
 Respo.vde.vcy, Ue-spon-den-si, n. de akt ov rc- 
 
 siiindij); rE.-ip<')nden''. 
 Respo.ndent, Ke-sixind-ent, n. he hO) anserz de 
 
 oponent in a sot dispntajun; wun hoj anseri ob- 
 
 jekjoiiz.— (iUiM') wun ha> maks an anser tu a 
 
 bil or uder prosedig in qanseri. [pondig. 
 
 Respo.ndent, Re-sjxS.id-ent, a. dnsembi; kores- 
 Rrspovsal. Rc-sp6n-sal,* a. dnserabi; responsibl. 
 Responsal, Re-sp<)a-sal,* n. wun responsibl; — 
 
 a rcsi)6n3. 
 
 Response, Re-spdns, n. an anser; a repl( ta an 
 
 objek/on in a formal dispi^ta/on; an erakyt^lar 
 
 anser; an alternat unser:^an anser bj de kug- 
 
 gregajon, mad alternatU wid de prest er minis- 
 ter, in publik wurjip. 
 Responsibility, Re-spon-si-bil-i-ti, n. de stat or 
 
 bcig responsibl; obligajon; responsiblnes; abiliti 
 
 tu disijqrj obligajonz. 
 Responsible, Re-sp6n-si-bl, a. dnserabl; akunt- 
 
 abl; ainenabl: — kapabl ov disqqrjig an obliga- 
 jon: abl tu pa ol demundz. 
 Respo.nsiblesess, Re-spon-si-bl-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov beig resjxjnsibl; responsibiliti. 
 Responsion, Re-sp6n-Jon,* n. de akt ov anserig. 
 Responsive, Re-spon-siv, a. makig respons; an- 
 
 serig: luakig anser; korespondent. 
 Responsively, Re-sp6n-siv-li, ad. in a responsir 
 
 manor. 
 Respoxsory, Re sp6n-so-ri, a. kontanig anser. 
 Responsory, Re-sjxjn-so-ri, n. a respons. 
 Rest, Rest, n. sesajon ov mujon er labor; kwjet; 
 
 stilnes; ez: pes; intertnijon; stop; slep; rep<5z; 
 
 dot;— sup6rt; dat on hwiq eni tig Icnz or rests; 
 
 plas ov repiJz, — rcmander; hwot remanz; uderz; 
 
 doz not inklnded; rezidi^; remnant. — {Munic) 
 
 an interval, dtj^rig hwiq de sTsnd er vers iz inter- 
 
 mited; — a pez er rest ov de vers. 
 Rest, Rest, r. i. tu slep; tu be aslep: tu slumber; 
 
 tu dj; tu be kwjet or stil; tu be at pes; tu be 
 
 wid'st distdrbans; tu be fikst in eni stat er 
 
 opinyon; tu ses from labor; tu be satisfjd; — tu 
 
 len; tu rekijn fer supart er kwjet; tu be left; 
 
 tu reman. [supcirt. 
 
 Rest, Rest, v. t. tu la tu rest; tu plas az on a 
 Restaoxate, Re-stag-nat,* v. i. tu stand wid'St 
 
 flo. [stagnajon. 
 
 Rest agnation, Re-stag-na-Jon,* n. a standig stil; 
 Resta.nt, Res-tant, a. {Bot.} remanig, az fut- 
 
 steks. 
 Restaurant, Re3-to-r4n, n. [Fr.] an ctig-h'ss. 
 Restaurateur, Res-t^r-a-ter, n. [Fr.] wun ha 
 
 keps an etig-hTS. 
 Restauration, Res-te-ra-Jon,* n. restorajon. 
 Restem, Re-stem, v. t. tu stem bak agenst de 
 
 kuront. 
 Restful, Rest-ful, a. kwjet; beig at rest. 
 Restfully, Rest-ful-i,* ad. in a stat ov kwjet. 
 Restfulness, Rest-ful-nes, n. de stat ov beip 
 
 restful. 
 Rest-harrow, Rest-har-o, n. a herbajus plant 
 
 or Jrub. 
 Restiff, Res-tif, a. unwilig tu ster; rezoli^t 
 
 a;;eiist goig forward: obstinat: stuborn: restir. 
 Restiffness, Res-tif-nes, n. obstinat reldktana; 
 
 rostivnes. 
 Restixguish, Re-stig-gwi/,* v. t. tu ekstiggwij. 
 Restipulatiox, Re-stip-yn-la-Jon, n. a nq attp- 
 
 yillnjon. [st<Sr. 
 
 Restitute, Res-ti-tq,t,* v. t. tu rekdver; tu re- 
 Restitutiox, Res-ti-ti'i-Jun, n. de akt ov rest^ar- 
 
 ig hwot iz lost er takn; de stat ov beig rcstord; 
 
 tig resttjrd: — de akt ov retdrnig er givig bak 
 
 sumtig tu de proper oner. 
 Rfstitutoe, Res-ti-tii-tor, n. a restorer. 
 Restive, Res-tiv, a. unwilig tu ster; obstinat; 
 
 stub'irn; restif. 
 Restiveness, Res-tiv-nes, n. de stat ov beig rea- 
 
 tiv; restifues. 
 Restless, Rest-les, a. beig widit rest; wontij 
 
 rest: unkwjet; uns^tld; not stil; in kontinyiial 
 
 mu)/on. [etli. 
 
 Restlessly, Rest-les-li, ad. wid'st rest; unkwi- 
 Restlessxess, Rest-les-nes, ii. de stat ov beifl 
 
 re^tlos; Wont ov rest; unkwjetnes; ajita/on. 
 Restorable, Re-stur-a-bl,^ a. dat ma be rcsti^rd. 
 Restoral, Re-stib-ral,* n. resiiiqjon.
 
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 Restokation, Res-to-ra-Jon, n. dz akt ov restor- 
 ii): de stat ov bsir) rEsturd: rrkuveri. — {Emjluh 
 histon/} de rgstoriij ov ds monarki, in de per- 
 son ov Pqrlz II., in 1660. 
 
 Restoration EE, Res-to-ra-Jon-er, ) /i. wun IilB 
 
 Restorationist, Res-tQ-ra-Jon-ist, i holdz tu 
 dc doktrin ov de fjnal restorajon ov el mon tu 
 hapines. 
 
 Restoeationism, Res-to-ra-Jon-iz-ni, n. de dok- 
 trin uv de Restorajonists. 
 
 Restoeative, Re-stijr-a-tiv, a. dat haz de p-5er 
 tu restor er rekrtbt; restoriij; ki^rativ. 
 
 Restoeative, Re-sttsr-a-tiv, n. a medisiu dat reT 
 stdirz strerjt. [utss. 
 
 Restoeatoe, Res-to-ra-tor, n. a keper ov an etir)- 
 
 Restoeatoby, Re-st<3-ra-tt)-ri, a. restorativ. 
 
 Restore, Re-stor, v. t. tu return hwot haz bin 
 takn, lost, er givn: tu return: tu repa; tu briij 
 bak; tu retrev; tu ki^r; tu rekiiver from korup- 
 Jon, az pasajez in buks. [storz. 
 
 Restoeer, Re-stor-er, n. wun h(to rep4rz er re- 
 
 Restrain, Re-stran, v. t. tu hold bak; tu kep in; 
 tu repres; tu kep in e; tu hinder; tu abrij; tu 
 hold in: tu limit; tu konfjn; tu koers; tu re- 
 strikt. ' [strand. 
 
 Restrainable, Re-stran-a-bl, a. dat ma be re- 
 
 Restrainedly, Re-stran-ed-li, ad. wid restrant. 
 
 Restraixee, Re-stran-er, n. wun hco restranz er 
 widliuldz. 
 
 Resteaint, Re-strant, n. de akt ov restranii); de 
 Stat ov beii) restrand: dat hwiq restranz; prohi- 
 bijon; restrikjon; limitajon; hinderans; konstrant. 
 
 Restrict, Re-strikt, r. t. tu limit; tu konfjn; tu 
 restrau. 
 
 Restriction, Re-strik-Jon, n. konfjnment; limi- 
 tajon; re.-^trant; konstrant. 
 
 Restrictive, Re-strik-tiv, a. tendig tu restran; 
 ekspresii) limitajon; — astrinjent. [maner. 
 
 Resteictively, Re-strik-tiv-li, ad. in a restriktiv 
 
 Resteinge, Re-strinj, v. t. tu konfjn; tu kontrakt; 
 tu astrinj. [tniktii); astrinjensi. 
 
 Restrixgency, Re-strin-jen-si, n. pijer ov kon- 
 
 Restringent, Re-strin-jent, a. an astrinjent 
 mL'disin: a stiptik. [iij kwoliti. 
 
 Hestringent, Re-strin-jent, a. havii) a kontrakt- 
 
 Restrive, Re-strjv, v. i. tu striv a.r\\\. 
 
 Resty, Kes-ti,t a. obstinat in standii) stil; restif; 
 restiv. Se {Restiff,) and {liedire.) 
 
 Rescbjection, Re-sub-jek-Jon, n. a sekond sub- 
 jekjon. [resubljmii). 
 
 Resublimatiom, Re-sub-li-ma-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 Resublime, Re-sub-ljm, v. t. tu subljm aniider 
 tjm. [3t agen. 
 
 Resudation, Re-sq-da-Jon, n. de akt ov swetiij 
 
 Result, Re-zult, v. i. tu kum, az bj furs er ne- 
 sesiti, from premisez: tu be prodij^st az de efekt 
 ov kezez jffntli konkiirii): — [tu kum tu a desij- 
 on, az an eklcziastikal k'snsil. Y. S.] 
 
 Result, Re-zult, n. konsekwens; efekt prodi^st 
 bj de konkiirens ov kooperatiij kezez; iji|; event: 
 iiiferens from premisez; — [rezolv; desi^^on. Y. S.J 
 
 Resultance, Re-ziilt-ans, n. de akt ov reziiUiij. 
 
 Resultant, Ke-ziilt-ant, n. {Jfech.} de fors hwiij 
 reziilt-s from de kompozijon ov tcD or mor forsez 
 aktii] upon a bodi. [forsez. 
 
 Resultant, Re-ziilt-ant, a. kombjnd ov tco er raor 
 
 Resultful, Re-zult-ful, a. haviij reziilts: efekt- 
 yH,al. [er takn bak. 
 
 Resumable, Rc-zi\m-a-bl, a. dat ma be rezij^md 
 
 Resume, lle-z^m, r. t. tu tak bak; tu tak agen; 
 tu tak pqrt; — tu begin agen after interupjon. 
 
 Resume, Ka-zt\,-ma, n. [-f/'.] a sumari. 
 
 Resummons, Re-siim-onz, ji. a sekond sumonz. 
 
 Resumption, Re-zum-Jon, n. de akt ov rezi^mir); 
 dat hvvic; iz rezi'ynd. 
 
 Resumptive, Re-zum-tiv, a. takij bak. 
 
 Resumptive, Re-zum-tiv, n. {Med.) a. restorig 
 
 mL'disin. 
 Resupinate, Re-si|,-pi-nat, a. {Bot.} inverted; 
 
 beni bakwardz: resqpinated. [upwardz. 
 
 Resupin'ated, Re-si|-pi-nat-ed, a. Ijig wid de fas 
 Resupination, Re-st],-pi-na-Jon, n. de akt ov Ijig 
 
 on de bak. 
 Resurgence, Re-siir-jens, n. de aktovrjzifl agdn. 
 Resurgent, Re-siir-jent, a. rjzii) agen, er from 
 
 de dcd. 
 Resurprise, Re-sur-prjz, v. t. tia surprjz anq,. 
 Resueuection, Rez-ur-ek-Jon, n. de akt ov rjzig 
 
 agen, espejali after det; revjval from de ded. 
 Resueeectionist, Rez-ur-ek-Jon-ist, «. wun hco 
 
 disinterz hitman bodiz for disekjon. [v^. 
 
 Resuevey, Re-sur-va, i'. t. tu surva agen; tu re- 
 Resuscitable, Re-siis-i-ta-bl, a. dat ma be re- 
 
 susitated. 
 Resuscitate, Re-stis-i-tat, r. t. tu ster up anq,; 
 
 tu restojr tu Ijf; tu revjv. [vjv. 
 
 Resuscitate, Re-sds-i-tat, v. i. tu awakn; tu re- 
 Resuscitation, Re-sus-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov re- 
 
 susitatii): de stat ov beig resusitated; revjval. 
 Resuscitative, Re-sus-i-ta-tiv, a. tendig tu re- 
 
 susitat; revjvig. 
 Ret, Ret, v. t. tu sok; tu maserat in weter er in 
 
 miTstyi|r; tu rot er pqrjali pti,trif j, az flaks. 
 Retail, Re-tal, v. t. tu sel in smel kwontitiz, in 
 
 konsekwens ov selig at sekond hand; tu sel in 
 
 brokn pqrts, er at sekond hand. 
 Retail, Re-tal, n. sal bj smel kwontitiz, er at 
 
 sekond hand. [talz. 
 
 Retait.er, Re-tal-er, or Re-tal-er, n. wun hoD re- 
 Retain, Re-tan, v. t. tu kep; tu hold; tu detan; 
 
 tu rizerv; tia kep in pa; tu hjr. 
 Retain, Re-tan, r. i. tu belog tu; tu depend on; 
 
 tu koutinyq,. [tand. 
 
 Retainable, Re-tan-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig re- 
 Retainee, Re-tan-er, n. wun hot) retanz; — wan 
 
 hiD iz retand: — an adherent; a dependant: a hag- 
 
 cr-on. — {Law} a retanig fe, er a fe tu sekqr a 
 
 layer or k-snselor, er prevent him from pledig 
 
 for de opozit pqrti. 
 Retaining, Re-tan-ig, pp. a. widholdig; sekririg; 
 
 kepig bak. — {Law) RHanii] fe, a fe givn tu a 
 
 loycr tu sekqr hiz servisez, er prevent hiz aktig 
 
 in favor ov dc opozit pqrti; a retaner. 
 Retake, Re-tsik, i'. t. tu tak agen. 
 Retaliate, Re-tal-i-at, c t. tu return bj givig 
 
 Ijk fir Ijk; tu pa; tu rekwjt, eder wid gud er 
 
 evl: but kumonli yfi,zd in an il sens; tu revenj. 
 Retaliation, Re-tal-i-a-Jon, n. de akt ov retal- 
 
 iatig; rekwjtal; return ov Ijk fer Ijk; repament; 
 
 revenj. 
 Retaliative, Re-tal-i-a-tiv, ) a. retdrnig Ijk 
 Retaliatory, Re-tal-i-a-to-ri, i fer Ijk; implj- 
 
 iij retaliajon; revenjig. 
 Retard, Rc-tqrd, v. t. tu hinder; tu obstrdkt in 
 
 swif tncs ov kors; tu dela; tu put of; tu defer; 
 
 tu protrakt; tu prolog; tu postpon; tu pro- 
 
 krastinat. 
 Retaedation, Ret-ar-da-Jon, n. de akt ov re- 
 
 tqrdig: dela; hinderans. [retqrd. 
 
 Retardative, Re-t4r-da-ti\% a. havig p-ser til 
 Retarder, Re-tqrd-er, 71. wun h(t) ret^rdz; a hin- 
 
 derer. 
 Retardment, Re-t^rd-ment, n. retardajon: dela. 
 Retch, Rcq, ur Req, v. t. tu mak an efort tu 
 
 vomit: tu strjv: — ofn ritn {roach.) 
 Retecious, Re-te-Jus, a. rezemblig net-wurk. 
 Ketection, Re-tek-Jon,* 71. de akt ov diskuverig. 
 Ketell. Re-tel, v. t. tu tel agen. 
 Rete mucosum, Re-te mi],-kQ-sum, n. [Z.] {Anat.) 
 
 de bofl and ap^rentli fjbrus mater, or laer, sit- 
 
 yqated betwen de kqtikl and kqtis. It iz &z 
 
 set ov de kulor ov de skin.
 
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 Retention, Re-t^a-Jon, n. de akt ot retanig; de 
 
 piser ov retanig; — memuri; — de akt ov widbuld- 
 
 ig L-ni tig; prezerra/un; kdstudi; konfinment; 
 
 rt^tnint. 
 Rktentive, Rf-t6n-tiv, a. havig piscr tu retao; 
 
 kii|iujus: prezerviy: htildig mu(; or lug. 
 Retextivk, Ke-ten-tiv,* n. rrstraiit. 
 RKTENTiVEty, Re-ten-tiv-li, ad. in a retentiv 
 
 niaucT. [beig rttentiv. 
 
 Retkntivexess, Re-ten-tiv-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 REThX. Ke-tek-*,* v. t. tu unwev; tu andJj. 
 Retextlke, Kc-tek.st-yq,r, h. a rEni^d tekstyqr. 
 Retiaky, Hti-Ji-n-ri, a. qriud wid a trjdent and 
 
 net. uz a gladiatur. 
 Reticence, Ket-i-sens, n. konselmcnt bj pjlens. 
 Reticle, Ket-i-kl, n. a smol net; a bag; a retiki),!. 
 Retici LAK, Ke-tik-yii,-lar, a. havig de forni uv a 
 
 sui'il net. [ov litofjt. 
 
 Reticulate, Re-tik-yn-lat, n. {Z/ol.} a .sjicjez 
 Reticulate, Ke-tik-yii-lat, a. rezemblig net- 
 
 wuik liiivij) u surfas interjektcd bj Ijnz. 
 Reticulated, liE-iik-yn,-lat-ed, a. mad ov net- 
 
 wurk: iGiind Ijk u net. 
 Reticule, Ket-i-kiil, u. a imol wurk bag, er net; 
 
 a reiikl. In a tele^ikup, a net-wurk divjdig de 
 
 feld ov vii intu a seriez ov smol, ekwul skwi^rz. 
 Retiform, Ket-i-form, a. havig de form ov a net, 
 
 er uel-wurk. 
 Retina, Ket-i-na, n. [L.] pi. Ret-i-ne; de jjulpi 
 
 »r nei-ljk eksjianjon uv de optik nerv, on de in- 
 terior iiurfas ov de j. It iz de set ov vijon. 
 Betinasphaltum, Ket-i-nas-fal-tum, n. a rezin- 
 
 u.-i sub^taiL-i, i'sud in £um k^udz ov kul; retinjt. 
 Retinite, Kei-i-njt, n. {Min.) an influmabl, rez- 
 
 inussub^iians, i'sud in sum kt)l-mjnz. [dz retina. 
 Retinitis, Het-i-nj-tis, ii. {Jhd.j inflamajon ov 
 Retinue, Ket-i-aii, n. a number utcndig uiwn a 
 
 pi'iusipal jR-rson; u tran ov atendaut*. [ment. 
 Retieade, liet-i-n^d, n. [Jr.] {Fort.} a retrenq- 
 Retike. Ue-tir, r. t. tu retret: tu widdro; tu gu 
 
 tu u pltid ov prjvosi; tu go from a publik sta- 
 
 Joii; tia ga of from kumpani; tu resed; tu ret- 
 
 rograd; lu sesed. 
 Retire, Ke-tjr,* v. i. tu widdro; tu mak tu retjr. 
 Retire, Ue-tir," n. retret: retjrment. 
 Retired, Ke-t|rd, a. widdron; sekret: prjvat. 
 Retiredly, Rc-tird-li. ad. in solitiid; in prjvasi. 
 Retiredness, Ke-tird-nes, n. soliti^d; prjvasi. 
 Retirement, Ke-tjr-ment, m. de akt ov retjrig; 
 
 de siai ov beig reljrd: prjvat abud: prjvat wa 
 
 ov l)f: prjvasi: seklii^oii. 
 Retirer, Ke-tjr-er, n. wun hcD rctjrz er widdrdz. 
 Retold, lU-tuld, /«. from lirtel. 
 Returt, Re-U»rt, ». t. tu tro or twist bak; tu re- 
 
 btsud; tu rstdrn, az an ^rgi^ment, senJur, or in- 
 
 siviliii. 
 Retort. Rc-t<>rt, v. i. tu mak a retort; tu reb'snd. 
 Retort, Ke-tdrt, n. a senJur er insiviliti returnd; 
 
 Q scvtr, fort anser er replj; a reparte: — a kemi- 
 
 kul glus or erten vesel, wid a bent nek, fer 
 
 huiidig solidz or likwidz for distilaj^m, <ks. 
 Retortee, Re-idrt-er, ii. wun hoo retorts. 
 Retorting, Ke-tdrt-ig, n. de akt ov kustig bak, 
 
 az I -eiijur or insiviliti. [taliajon. 
 
 Retortion, lie-tdr-Jon, n. de akt ov retortig; re- 
 Retortive, Ue-tdr-tiv, a. makig retort. 
 Reto^s. Ke-tds, 17. t. tu to8 agen: ta toa bak. 
 Retouch, Re-tdq, o. t. tu tuq agen; tu impnfiv 
 
 b( nil lu(jv)Z. 
 
 Retrace, Kr-tnis, r. t. tu tras ag^n; tu tras bak; 
 
 — iia reun, az de Tstljn ov a droig. 
 Retract, Ke-irakt, i'. t. tu rrkdl: tu rekant; tu 
 
 tuk bak. lu revcbk; tu abji^r; tu unsa; tu rezi^m. 
 Retract, Re-trakt, r. *. tu unsa: tu widdro kun- 
 
 sojiin. 
 Rsteactate, Re-trik-tat,* r. t. tu retrikt. 
 
 Retractation, Re-trak-ta-Jon,* n. rekantajon. 
 
 rrtrakjon. [trakted; 
 
 Ketractible, Re-tr:ikt-i-bl, a. dat ma be re- 
 Ketkactile, Ile-trak-iil, a. kaijubl ov beig dren 
 
 bak. 
 Retraction, lie-trak-Jon, n. de akt ov retraktig; 
 
 eumtig retrakted; rekantajon; deklarajon or 
 
 qanj ov opinyun. 
 Retractive, Re-trak-tiv, n. dat hwiq widdrdz. 
 Retranslate, Ke-trans-lat, v.t. tu translat ag^n. 
 Retraxit, Ke-traks-it, «. [/.] {Lau) a widdroal 
 
 ov a si^t in kurt, bj bwiq de plantif Ijjzcz biz 
 Retread, Ke-tred, v. t. tu tred agen. lak/on. 
 Retreat, Re-tret, n. de akt ov retretig; de stat 
 
 ov prjvasi; plas ov prjvasi; plas ov safti; widdro- 
 
 al: retjrmont; Jelter; refiy; asjlum. 
 Retreat, Re-tret, v. i. tu widdrd: tu nwov bak 
 
 tu a plas; tu gu tu a prjvat abdid; tu t«k Jel- 
 ter; tu g(j tu a plas ov sekiiriti; tu retjr from a 
 
 sqperior euemi; tu resed; tu retjr. [vasi. 
 
 Retreated, Re-tret-ed, p. a. retjrd; gon tu prj- 
 Retrencu, Re-trenq, v. t. tu kut of; tu pj^r awa; 
 
 tu konfjn: tu lesn: tu diminij. [ekspens. 
 
 Retrench. Ke-trenij, i-. /. tu liv wid les Jo er 
 Retrenching, Re-trenq-ig, n. a kutig of; a por- 
 
 pust umijon. 
 Retrenchment, Re-tr^nq-ment, n. de akt ov rt- 
 
 treu<jii): kurtalmcnt: diminqjon. — {F(/rt.) eni 
 
 razd wurk tu kuver a post. 
 Retribute, Ue-trib-yqt, i'. t. tu pa bak; tu mak 
 
 re pumfut ov: tu rekwjt. [retribi^Jon. 
 
 Retributer, Re-trib-yq-ter, n. wun hco maka 
 Retribution, Rct-ri-bij,-Jon, n. de akt ov retrib- 
 
 yqtig: dat hwiq iz retribyqted er awarded; re- 
 
 imment: rekwjtal: reword: rekomp^ne. 
 Retributive, Re-trib-yq,-tiv, a. makifl retribij,- 
 
 Joii: re|>aig. [yntiv. 
 
 Retributory, Re-trib-yq,-to-ri, a. repaig; retrib- 
 Retrievable, Rc-trev-a-bl, a. dat ma be retrevd; 
 
 rekiiverabl. . [beig retrevabl. 
 
 Retrievableness, Re-trev-a-bl-nes, n. de stat ov 
 Ketrieval, Ke-trev-al, ii. rekuveri: restorajon. 
 Retrieve, Re-trev, r. t. tu mak up fer, az a los; 
 
 tu rekiiver: tu resttir: tu rep4r; tu regan; tu 
 
 rekdl: tu brig bak. 
 Retrieve, Re-trev,* n. a diskuveri; rekuveri. 
 Hetriever, Re-trev-er, n. wun h(D retrevz. 
 Retkim. Ke-trim, r. /. tu trim agen. 
 Retriment, Ret-ri-ment, n. dregz; refqs. 
 Retroact. Re-tru-akt, v. i. tu akt bakward. 
 Retroaction, Re-tra-ak-Jon, n. akjun bakward. 
 Retroactive, Re-tru-;ik-tiv, vr Ret-ru-ak-tiv, a. 
 
 aktiij in regard tu tigz past; aktig bakwurdz. 
 Retroactively, Re-tro-ak-tiv-li, ad. bj aktig 
 
 bakwurdz. 
 Retrocede, Re-tro-sed, vr Ret-ro-sed, r. t. tta 
 
 sfd tiak agen: tu restd)r tu de fermer stat. 
 Retrocede. Re-tro-sed, c j. tu go bak agen. 
 Hetrocedent, lie-tro-se-dent, a. {Med.) mdivig 
 
 from wun [jqrt ov de bodi tn andder, az sum 
 
 dizf z.ez. 
 Retrocession, Re-tro-seJ-on, n. de akt ov retro- 
 
 scJij): akJun ov gijig bak: resejoii. 
 Retroduction, Rc-tro-ddk-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 brigii) bak. [and bak. 
 
 Retroflex, R6t-ro-fleks, a. {BU.) bent dis wa 
 Retrofracted, Re-tru>-fr.ikt-ed, a. {But.) hagig 
 
 bak and d'sn, az if bruikn. 
 Retrogradation, Ret-ro-gra-da-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov guig bakward. — {.Mrim.) a mojon ov a 
 
 planet hwen it aperz k6ntrari ta de erder or 
 
 de sjnz. 
 Retrograde, Ret-ro-grad. a. goig bakward: de- 
 
 kljnig tu a wurs i\Ai. — {Ai>tr<n.) ap^rentU 
 
 mtDvig iu an erder kdatrari tu dat ov de sjns, 
 
 az a planet.
 
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 Retrograde, Ret-ro-grad, v. i. tu go bakward; 
 
 tu xtiiA. [bakward. 
 
 Retrograde, Ret-ro-grad, v. t. tu kez tu gu) 
 Retrogradixgly, Ret-ro-grad-ig-li, ad. bj ret- 
 
 rograJ intojon. 
 Retrogression, Ret-ro-greJ-on, n. de akt ov 
 
 goii) bcikwardz. [wardz. 
 
 Retrogressive, Ret-ro-gres-iv, a. goig bak- 
 Retromingencv, Ret-ro-min-jen-si, n. de akt er 
 
 kwoliti ov disqqrjig yixrin bakwardz. 
 Retromingent, Ret-ro-miQ-jent, n. an animal 
 
 hwiq disyqrjez its yn,rin bakwardz. 
 Retromixgen'T, Ret-rQ-min-jent, a. disqq,rjii) 
 
 yiyin bakwardz. [pelig. 
 
 Retropulsive, Ret-ro-piil-siv, a. drjvii) bak; rs- 
 Retrorsely, Re-trers-li, ad. in a bakward di- 
 
 rekjon. 
 Retrospect, Ret-ro-spekt, n. a. Ink tron bak 
 
 up5a bigz behjnd er tigz past; a vq ov ds past. 
 Retrospect, Ret-ro-spekt, v. i. tu luk bak. 
 Retrospection, Ret-ro-spek-Jon, n. de akt er 
 
 fakuki ov lukig bak. 
 Retrospective, Ret-ro-spek-tiv, a. lukii) bak; 
 
 vvi,ii) de past. 
 Retrospectively, Ret-ro-spek-tiv-li, ad. bi ret- 
 
 rospekjon. 
 Retroversion, Ret-ro-ver-Jon, n. de akt ov ret- 
 
 rovertii); qauj ov pozijon; displasment. 
 Retrovert, Ret-ro-vert, v. t. tu turn bak; tu 
 
 plas dat befor hwiq iz behjnd. 
 Retrude, Re-trif»d, v. t. tu trust bak. 
 Retruse, Re-trdos,* a. hidn; abstrcis. 
 Retting, Ret-ig, n. de akt ov prep^rig flaks fer 
 
 de separajon ov de wudi pq,rt from de hqrl er 
 
 filamentus pqrt, bj sokig it in weter, or bj eks- 
 
 po3Vi,r tu diy — also keld rotuj. 
 Retund, Re-tiind,* v. t. tu blunt: tu turn. 
 Return, Re-turn, v. t. tu kum agea tu de sam 
 
 plas er stat; tu go er kum bak; tu mak anser; 
 
 tu kum agen; tu revizit; tu revert; tu retort. 
 Return, Re-turn, v. t. tu giv bak hwot haz bin 
 
 borod er lent; tu repa; tu giv in rekwjtal; tu 
 
 giv er send bak; tu restor; — tu giv ak-snt ov; 
 
 tu transmit. 
 Return, Re-turn, n. de akt ovretiirnii); dat hwiq 
 
 iz retiirud; retrogrejon; de akt ov kumig bak 
 
 tu de sam plas er stat; revolnJon; visisitrid; 
 
 restorajun; — profit; advdntaj; — remitans; repa- 
 
 ment; retribi{jon; rekwjtal; resUti]Jon; relaps; — 
 
 report; ak-»ut returnd. — (Arch.) a projektyii,r, 
 
 moldig, er wel, kontinynd in au opozit er difer- 
 
 ent direkjon. 
 Returnable, Re-turn-a-bl, a. dat ma be retdrnd. 
 Returner, Re-turn-er, n. wua hct> retiirnz or re- 
 mits, [makig a return. 
 Returning, Re-tdrn-ii), j>P- a. goigergivig bak; 
 Returnless, Re-tdrn-les, a. admitig no return; 
 
 iremiabl. 
 Retuse, Re-t4s, a. {£ot.) blunt, and turnd in- 
 
 wardz mor dan obti|,s; abrdptli blunt. 
 Reunion, Re-yqn-yon, n. a rented yi^nyon; re- 
 turn tu konkord and kohejon. 
 Reunite, Re-yn-njt, v. t. tu yunjt agen; tu jern 
 
 agen: tu rekonsjl; tu mak doz at varians wun. 
 Reunite, Re-yn,-njt, v.i. tu yii,njt erkoheragen. 
 Reunition, Re-yi],-niJ-on,* ?<.. a nn,yn,nyon. 
 Reurge. Re-iirj, r. t. tu urj agen. [ajon. 
 
 Revaluation, Re-val-yq-a-Jon, n. a frej valyq- 
 Reveal, Re-vel, v. t. tu diskiiver; tu la opn; tu 
 
 diskloz; tu mak non; tu diviiij: tu komn^uikat; 
 
 tu impqrt from hevn, az divjn truot. 
 Revealed. Ke-veld, p. a. lad opn; mad non; im- 
 
 pqrted from hevn. 
 Revealer, Re-vel-er, n. wun hoo revelz; a dis- 
 
 kuverer. [ond tjm. 
 
 Revegetate, Rg-vej-e-tat, v. t. tu vejetata sek- 
 
 Reveille, Re-val, er Re-val-ya, n. {Mil.) a nam 
 givn tu de praklis ov de Yqropean qrmiz ov 
 betig de drum at dabrak, tu awak de soljerz, 
 and put a stop tu de qalenjig ov de sentriz. 
 
 Revel, Rev-el, v. i. tu fest wid tos and klamorus 
 inL-riment; tu kar'sz. 
 
 Revel, Rev-el, n. a fest wid loss and nffzi joliti; 
 kars^al. — {Arch.) de spas betwen de eksterior 
 surfas ov a wel and de fram ov a resest windo 
 er dor. 
 
 Revel, Re-vel, v. t. tu retrakt; tm dro bak. 
 
 Revelation, Rev-e-la-Jon, re. de akt ov revelig; 
 dat hwiq iz reveld: diskuveri; komq,nikaJon; — 
 komti,nikajon ov sakred er relijus trffldz bj a teqer 
 from hevn, er bj divjn inspirajon; de trcudz du8 
 komiyiikated; — de Apokalips. 
 
 Reveller, Rev-el-er, n. wun hco revelz. 
 
 Revelling, Rev-el-ig, n. liss joliti; revelri. 
 
 Revelment, Rev-el-ment, n. de akt ov revelig. 
 
 Revel-rout, Rev-el-r'st, n. a mob; a rabl; tq- 
 multyqus festiviti. 
 
 Revelry, Rev-el-ri, n. leas joliti; festiv mert; 
 
 Revendicate, Re-ven-di-kat, v. t. tu klam dat 
 hwiq haz bin takn, er bin sezd bj an enemi. 
 
 Revendication, Re-ven-di-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 revendikatig. — {Civil law) a klam legali mad 
 tu rekuver properti bj wun klamig az oner. 
 
 Revenge, Re-venj, v. t. tu inflikt pan er inji^ri 
 for inji^^ri resevd; tu retiirn an 3njn,ri; tu rek 
 wunz rogz on him hcD inflikted dem; tu retaliat; 
 tu avenj. 'Inji^riz qr rerenjd; krjmz are/ijd. 
 
 Revenge, Re-venj, n. return ov an injij^ri; malig- 
 niti, malis, or agger, setld, and watig tu retaliat 
 an injn,ri; retaliajon. Rsvenj iz an akt ov pajon; 
 venjann ov justis. 
 
 Revengeful, Re-venj-ful, a. ful ov revenj; vin- 
 diktiv: malijus; malignant; rezentful. 
 
 Revengefully, Re-venj-ful-i, ad. m a revenj- 
 ful maner: vindiktivli. 
 
 Revengefulness, Re-venj-ful-nes, n. de kwol- 
 iti ov beig revenjful. 
 
 Revengeless, Re-venj-les, a. unrevenjd. 
 
 Revengement, Re-venj-ment,* n. revenj. 
 
 Revenger. Re-venj-er, n. wun hot) revenjez. 
 
 Revengingly, Re-venj-ig-li, ad. wid rev6nj; 
 vindiktivli. 
 
 Revenue, Rev-e-nq,, n. de inkam ov a stat de- 
 rjvd from dqtiz, kustomz, taksajon, eksiz, and 
 uder sor.^ez; inkum; anyij,al profits froiii laudz 
 er uder fundz. [ig bak. 
 
 Reverberant, Re-ver-ber-ant, a. rez-gndig; bet- 
 
 Reverberate, Re-ver-ber-at, v. t. tu bet bak; 
 tu furs buk; tu return, az sisnd. 
 
 Reverberate, Re-ver-ber-at, v. i. tu bTsnd bak; 
 tu reb-sud; tu rez'snd. [berant. 
 
 Reverberate, Re-ver-ber-at, a. rezundig: rever- 
 
 Reverberation, Re-ver-ber-a-Jon, n. de akt'oT 
 reverberatig; a rez'sndig. 
 
 Reverberatory, Re-ver-ber-a-to-ri, a. return- 
 ig: lietig bak; reverberatig. 
 
 Reverberatory, Re-ver-ber-a-to-ri, n. a rever- 
 berang furnas. 
 
 Revere, Re-ver, v. t. tu reverens; tu onor; ta 
 venerat; tu regqrd wid e; tu ador. 
 
 Reverence, Rev-er-ens, ji. venerajon; eful re- 
 gqrd; o; dred; respekt; onor; an akt ov obasans; 
 b-s; kiirtesi:— de tjtl ov de klerji. 
 
 Reverence, Rev-er-ens, v. t. tu regqrd wid rev- 
 erens: tu rever. 
 
 Reverencer, Rev-er-ens-er, n. wun hot) regqrdz 
 Wirt roverens. 
 
 Reverend, Rev-er-end, a. venerabl; dezervig rev- 
 erens; — de tjtl ov respekt givn tu de klerji. d 
 klerjiman iz stjld recerenJ, a den, t'eri reverend, 
 a bijop, rft reverend, an qrqbijop, mod reverend.
 
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 Reverent, R^v-er-ent, a. humbl; ekspresij) sub- 
 inijOii: testifjin vonerajon: ruveren/iil. 
 
 REVtBE.NTiAL,' Kev-er-en-Jal, a. ekspresifl rever- 
 fiis; prcjsedin from e and venerajon. 
 
 Reverentially, Rev-er-en-Jal-i, nd. in a revor- 
 onjiil nianer. 
 
 Revkekntlv, Rev-er-ent-li, ad. in a reverent 
 manor; wid reverens. [hU. 
 
 Reverer, Ke-ver-er, n. wun ha> reverz or vener- 
 
 Revkrie, Kev-er-E, n. a dtp 01^,215); a wonderip 
 t«t: a reveri. Se {Herery.) 
 
 Reversal, Rg-vers-al, »«. at akt ov reversig; re- 
 pel: alternajon; qanj ov senten?; reverjon. 
 
 Reversal, Re-vers-al, a. impljig revers; intended 
 tia revtTS. 
 
 Reverse, Re-vers, v. t. tm turn upsjd d'sn; tu 
 overturn; tu subvert; tu invert; tu turn bak: 
 tu kuntradikt; tu repel; tu turn tu de kontrari; 
 tu return; tu rekul. 
 
 Reverse, Ke-ver;*, «. qanj; visisitt^d; a kontrari; 
 an 6pu)zit. — {A^umiitmatics} de opozit tu de ob- 
 vers or fas ov Q ktfn er medal. [mancr. 
 
 Reversedlt, Re-vers-ed-li, ad. in a reverst 
 
 Reverseless, Re-vers-les, a. ircversibl. 
 
 Reverselt, Re-vers-li, ad. in a revere muner; 
 iiu de uder hiind. 
 
 Reverser, Re-vers-er, n. wun hoo reversez. 
 
 Reversible, Re-vers-i-bl, a. kapabl ov bei^j re- 
 vt;rst. 
 
 Reversion, Rc-vt'r-/on, n. de akt ov revertip: 
 dat hwiq reverts. — {Law} a retnrnig, az ov a 
 poze/on tu a farmer caner; — de rjt tu de pozejon 
 ov nn estat after de det ov de prczeut pozesor, 
 er after de determinajon ov sum uder estat; — 
 an ani^iti hwiq iz not tu komens til after a ser- 
 ten number ov yerz. 
 
 Reversionary, Re-ver-Jon-a-ri, a. relatig tu a 
 reverjon; tu be enjtfd in suksejon. [reverjon. 
 
 Reversioner, Re-ver-Jon-er, n. wun hi» haz a 
 
 Revert, Ke-vert, r. t. tu turn bak; tu "janj; tu 
 turn tu de kontrari; tu reverberat. 
 
 Revert, Re-vert, v. i. tu return: tu fel bak. 
 
 Revert, He-vert, n. {Mas.} retiirn: rekdrens. 
 
 ReveRTEnt, Re-vert-ent, n. {Med.) a medisin 
 hwiq restorz de natynral order ov inverted akjon 
 in de bodi. 
 
 Reverter, Rc-vert-er, n. he er dat hwic reverts. 
 — {Lu'v} a kind ov rit. [turnabl. 
 
 Revertible, Kc-vert-i-bl, a. dat ma revert; re- 
 
 Revertive, Re-vert-iv, a. qanjig; turnig tu de 
 kontrari. 
 
 Revert, Rev-er-i, n. a fit ov wonderij) tot er dep 
 miizi)]: a w^ld fansi; meditajon. 
 
 Revest, Re-vest,* c. t. tu klod ag^n; tu reinvest. 
 
 Revestiaey, Re-vest-yi-a-ri, n. a plashwq,rdresez 
 qr rejX'zited. 
 
 Reveteme.vt, Re-vet-ment, n. {Fr/rt.) a strog wol 
 bilt rsnd de lucr pqrt ov de ramfxirt, tu sujxart 
 de ert. 
 
 Revibrate, Re-vj-brat, «-. i. tu vjbrat bak eragen. 
 
 Revictual, Re-vit-l, v. t. tu vitl er sUJr agen. 
 
 Revie, He-vj,* V. t. tu akse'd tu de propozal ov 
 a 'tak at kqrdz, and tu overtop it. 
 
 Review, Ue-vi'i, v. t. tu luk bak: tu se agen; tu 
 konsider over agen: tu recgzamin; tu retras; tu 
 surva; — tu inspekt, az triDjw: — tu egiamin krit- 
 ikali, az a buk; tu rjt a nutis or revij,. 
 
 Review, Re-vi\, n. de akt ov revtiitj; surva; eg- 
 zauiiiiajou; — an inspekjon ov a bodi ov trobps er 
 soljerz: — a kritikal cgzamina/oD ov a lit«rari 
 vrurk: — a periodikal publikajon, givij) an anali- 
 sis ov buks, a karakter ov dem, and remqrks 
 up6n dem; az, de Mtmili Hrru, (de uldestovde 
 nam, begiin in 1749: t de ' Edinhuro Ji!evTi,{ 1802; ■ 
 and de Kwnrteili A'fii^ (^1812;; de A't/rt Anur- 
 ikan lievti, (1815.) 
 
 Reviewable, Re-v^-a-bl, a. dat ma be revi^d. 
 Reviewal, Re-vq,-al, n. a rcvi'i ov a buk; a 
 
 kriiek. 
 Reviewer, Re-vi^-er, n. wun hco revi^z; wun ha> 
 
 rjts revi\z or kritikal notisez ov buks. 
 Revigorate, Re-vig-o-rat,* v. t. tu reinvigorat. 
 Revile, Revjl, r. t. tu repruq; tu vilifj; tu tret 
 
 wid k6nti],meli; tu abi|^z; tu tradi\,8. 
 Revile. Re-vjl,* n. repr6q; k6nti),meli. 
 Revilement, Be-vjl-ment, n. At akt ov revjlip; 
 
 rcprojq. 
 Reviler, Re-vjl-er, n. wun hot) revjlz. ['fi'fl. 
 
 Reviling, Re-vjl-ig, ji. de akt ov reproqig: a vil- 
 Revilingly, Rc-vjl-ig-li, ad. in an abi^^iv maner; 
 
 w'.d kontij^meli. 
 Revirescenoe, Rev-i-res-ens,* n. rennal ov 
 
 stregt er ov yoot. [vi3on. 
 
 Revisal, Re-vjz-al, n. revq,: reegzaminajon; re- 
 Revise, Rc-vjz, r. t. tu revi^: tu reegzamin in 
 
 order tu korekt; tu inspekt k^rfuli; tu uverluk. 
 Revise, Re-vjz, ?i. rev\\: reegzaminajon. — {Print- 
 
 iny) Q sekond er furder praf ov a printed Jet 
 
 korekted. 
 Reviser, Re-vjz-er, n. wun hdj revjzez; an eg- 
 
 zaminer; a superintendent. 
 Revision, Re-vl^-on, n. de akt ov revjzig; a revq,; 
 
 a revjzal; a reegzaminajon. 
 Revisit, Re-viz-it, v. t. tu vizit agen. 
 Revisitation, Re-viz-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov rc- 
 
 viziiig. [revijon. 
 
 Revisory, Re-vj-aa-ri, a. relatig ta, er makig, 
 Revival, Re-vj-val, n. de akt ov revjvifl; renq,al 
 
 ov Ijf: rekel from a stat ov laggwor, oblivion, er 
 
 obski^riti. — {I'/ienL) a reniid er inkrest atenjon 
 
 tu relijon; an awaknig. 
 Revivalism, Re-vj-val-iz-m, n. a rcvjval ov re- 
 lijon; eksjted felig er interest wid respekt tu 
 
 relijon. 
 Revivalist, Re-v|-val-ist, n. a promoter ov, er 
 
 an adviokat for, relijus revjvalz. 
 Revive, Re-vjv, ». i. tu return tu Ijf; tu return 
 
 tu vigor, aktiviti, er fam. 
 Revive, Re-vjv, ». t. tu brig tu Ijf agen; tu rai 
 
 from eni stat ov lones: tu reanimat; tu reni^; 
 
 tu kwikn; tu renovat; tu refrej: tu restur tu 
 
 hop; tu briy agen intu notis: tu rekiiver. 
 Reviver, Hc-vjv-er, n. he er dat hwiq revjvz. 
 Revivification, Re-viv-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. deaktov 
 
 rfk>ilifl tu Ijf. [kol tu Ijf. 
 
 Revivify, Re-viv-i-f j, v. t. tu vivif j agen; tu re- 
 Reviving, Re-vjv-ij), n. de akt ov rcstorig er 
 
 kuruifl tu Ijf. [matig. 
 
 Reviving, Re-vjv-ig, pp. a. retdrnig tu Ijf; ani- 
 Reviviscence, Rev -i -vis-ens, 1 n. reniial ov Ijf 
 Reviviscency, Rev-i-vij-en-si, \ er egzistens. 
 Revivor, Re-vjv-or, n. {Law) de revjval ov a st^t 
 
 otter dt det ov eni ov de pqrtiz. 
 Revocable, Rev-u-ka-bl, a. dat ma be revuikt; 
 
 dai ma be repeld. 
 Revocableness, Rev-o-ka-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beii) revcakabl. 
 Revocatk, Rev-o-kat,* v. t. tti rekel; tu rev6k. 
 Revocation, Rev-o-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov revok- 
 
 ig: dat hwiq iz revokt: repel; reversal; az, ds 
 
 rei'<jk(if,n ov de edikt ov ^anta, bi Lijoi XIV., 
 
 in 1685. 
 Revocatory, R«v-o-ka-to-ri, a. rcvokig; rekelij). 
 Revoke, Re-vuk, i'. t. tu revers bj otoriti; tu 
 
 kal bak solemli; tu repel: tu rekel. 
 Revoke, Re-vuk, v. i. tu renins at kqrdz. 
 Revoke, Re-v6k, n. At akt ov remsusig at kqrdi, 
 
 or at akt ov falig tu folo sqt, hwen de plaer 
 
 kan folu. 
 Revolt, Re-volt, er Re-vult, v. i. tu fel of from 
 
 wun tu anuder; tu renins alejians; tu dei^rtj 
 
 tu rebel.
 
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 Revolt, R£-v61t, v. t. tia turn; tu overturn; — tm 
 
 di.-giist; tu Jok. 
 Revolt, Re-voU, n. gros depqrtyixr from di^ti er 
 
 alEJians; an insurekjon; a rsbelyon; a dezerjon; 
 
 qanj ov sjdz; — *a revolter; wun hcD qanjez sjdz. 
 Revolted, Re-volt-ed, p. a. havirj swervd from 
 
 dn,ti. [revolts. 
 
 Revoltee, Re-volt-er, er Re-volt-er, n. wun hcb 
 Revolting, Re-volt-ir), f/*. a. rspelii); Jokii); dis- 
 
 gnstir). . 
 
 Revoluble, Rev-o-lti,-bl, a. dat ma rsvolv. 
 Revolute, Rev-o-lvj,t, a. rold •stwardz and bak- 
 
 wardz. 
 Revolution, Rev-o-lfi-Jon, n. de aktov revolvii): 
 
 rota Jon; serkqlar mojon; mojon bakward; mo- 
 Jon ov a pernt er Ijn ab"st a senter; kors ov eni 
 
 til) hwiq rEtiirnz tu de ptrnt at hwiq it began 
 
 tu moov; spas meji^rd bj sum revoh|Jon. — {Pol- 
 
 itiC'S) an ekstensiv qanj in dg politikal konsti- 
 
 tqjon er guvernment ov a kuntri. 
 Revolutionary, Rev-Q-lq,-Jon-a-ri, a. relatifl tu 
 
 a revoli]^Jon; promotir) or favorig a revolnJon. 
 Revolutioner, Rev-o-14-Jon-er,* ) n. a favorer 
 Revolutionist, Rev-o-hi-Jon-ist, i ov revolq,- 
 
 Jonz. 
 Revolutionize, Rev-o-lq,-Jon-jz, 'e. t. tu efekt 
 
 a qanj in de ferm ov guvernment; tu qanj tdr- 
 
 oli; tu overturn. 
 Revolve, Re-v61v, v. i. tu rol in a serkl; tu per- 
 form a revolijon; — tu fel bak; tu return. 
 Revolve, Re-v61v, v. t. tu kez tu turn er rol 
 
 risnd: tu rol rund; tu konsider; tu rgflekt on. 
 Revolvencv, Re-v61v-en-si, n. konstant revolq,- 
 Rkvomit, Re-vom-it, v. t. tu vomit agen. [Jon. 
 Revulsion, Re-vul-Jon, n. de akt ov revelig er 
 
 troir) bak; — de turnig ov a dizez from wun pqrt 
 
 ov de bodi tu aniider. 
 Revulsive, Re-vdl-siv, n. dat hwiq haz de p^er 
 
 ov subduktig er widdreig, az de hi^^morz ov de 
 
 bodi. [vuljon. 
 
 Revulsive, Re-vnl-siv, a. havig de p'ser ov re- 
 Rew, Rod,* n. a ro; a ragk. 
 Rewake, Re-wak, v. t. and *. tu wak agen. 
 Reward, Re-werd, v. t. tu repa; tu rekompens; 
 
 tu rekwjt; tu gratif j bj a gift in tokn ov dezert 
 
 er aprcDval. 
 Reward, Re-werd, n. a gift in tokn ov apr(6vd 
 
 merit; rekompens; rekwjtal, in a gud er il sens; 
 
 retrib^Jon. [werded. 
 
 Rewardable, Re-werd-a-bl, a. dat ma be re- 
 Rewardableness, Re-werd-a-bl-nes, n. wurdi- 
 
 nes ov rewerd. 
 Rewarder, Re-werd-er, n. wun hoo rewerdz. 
 Rewaedful, Re-werd-ful, a. bestoig rewerd; 
 
 rekompensig. 
 Rewardless, Re-werd-les, a. havig no rewerd. 
 Rewet, IM-et, n. de lok ov a gun. 
 Reword, Re-wurd, v. t. tu repet in de sam wurdz. 
 Rewrite, Re-rjt, v. t. tu rjt ami. 
 Reynard, Ren-ard, w Ra-nard, n. de nam ov a 
 
 foks in fabl. Ritn elso {renard.} 
 Rhabarbaeate, Ra-b^r-ba-rat, a. impregnated 
 
 er tigktyn^rd wid rcobqrb. [prinsipl ov rcobqrb. 
 Rhabarbarine, Ra-bqr-ba-rin, n. de purgativ 
 Rhabdology, Rab-dol-o-ji, n. de qrt ov kom- 
 
 pq,tig bj rodz er bonz. Se {Rdbdology .) 
 Rhabdomancy, Rab-do-man-si, n. divinajon bj 
 
 a wond er rod. 
 Rhapsodical, Rap-s6d-i-kal, a. pdrtakig ov rap- 
 
 sodi; unkonekted; ramblig. [er ov rapsodi. 
 
 Rhapsodically, Rap-s6d-i-kal-i, ad. in de man- 
 Rhapsodist, Rap-so-dist, n. wun ho) resjts er sigz 
 
 rapsodiz or ekstempore versez; a rjter ov rapso- 
 
 diz, er ov wjld, iregyqlar koinpozijonz. 
 Rhapsodize, Rap-so-djz, v. i. tu resjt rapsodiz; 
 
 tu akt az a rapsodist. 
 
 Rhapsody, Rap-so-di, n. a kolekjon ov sogz, er 
 
 versez, jffnd wid'st natyi^ral kohegon; a wjld, 
 
 ramblig, inkoherent kompozijon. 
 Khea, Re-a, n. {Ornith.} a spejez ov berd. 
 Khein-berry, Ran-ber-i, n. buktern; a plant. 
 Rheine, Rg-in, n. an inodorus, biterij substans, 
 
 ov yelo kulor, obtand from rtobqrb bj njtrik asid. 
 Rhenish, Ren-iJ, a. relatig tu de Rjn. 
 Rhenish, Ren-iJ, n. wjn from de vinyardz on er 
 
 ner de Rjn. 
 Rheometry, Re-6m-e-tri, n. de diferenjal and 
 
 integral kalki]^lus; flukjonz. 
 Rhetian, Rg-Ji-an, a., relatig tu de Rejij, de 
 
 anjent pepl ov Tirol, and tu a pqrt ov de Alps. 
 Rhetoric, Ret-or-ik, n. dg qrt ov perswajon, er 
 
 ov oratori; dg qrt ov adresig publik asembliz; 
 
 oratori; elokwens; — de qrt ov proz kompozijon 
 
 jenerali; filolojikal kritisizm. 
 Rhetoeical, Rg-tor-i-kal, a. pertanig tu retorik; 
 
 oratorikal: figyi^rativ; perswasiv. 
 Rhetorically, Rg-tor-i-kal-i, ad. in a retorikal 
 
 maner; Ijk an orator; figyq^rativli. 
 Rhetoricalness, Re-tor-i-kal-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beig retorikal. [tor. 
 
 Rhetoricate, Re-tor-i-kat,* v. i. tu pla de ora- 
 Rhetorication, Re-tor-i-ka-Jon,* n. retorikal 
 
 amplifikajon. 
 Rhetorician, Ret-o-riJ-an, n. wun verst in ret- 
 orik; a tgqer ov retorik: an orator. 
 Rhetorize, Ret-o-rjz, v. t. tu reprez^nt bj a fig- 
 
 yqr ov oratori. 
 Rheum, R<iim, n. a tin, serus fln,id, sekreted bj 
 
 mqkus glandz; dgflukjon; — an inflamatori akjon 
 
 ov serten glandz, az in a kold, bj hwiq de eks- 
 
 kreted flqidz qr elterd and inkrest; a katqr. — 
 
 {/i(/t.) a jenus ov plants; roDbqrb. 
 Rheumatic, Rcn-miit-ik, a. prosedig from rom, 
 
 er a pekant, weteri hq,mor; — relatig tu rcDma- 
 
 tizm; aflikted wid roomatizm. 
 Rheumatism, RA-ma-tiz-m, n. a panful dizez, 
 
 afektig de jernts wid swelig and stifnes, elso 
 
 afektig dg miiskq,lar, tendinus, and fjbrus 
 
 tekstyi|,rz ov de bodi. 
 Rheumic, Ri»-mik, a. {Chem.) notig an asid ob- 
 tand from rctibqrb steks. 
 Rheumy, RA-mi, a. afekted bj, er relatig tu, rfflm. 
 Rhineland-eod, Rjn-lii,nd-rod, n. {Fort.} a mej- 
 
 qr ov 12 fet. 
 Rhino, Rj-no,t n. a kant wurd fer wiwm. 
 Rhinoceeical, Rj-no-ser-i-kal, a. relatig tu de 
 
 rjnoseros. 
 Rhinoceros, Rj-nos-e-ros, n. an oriental paki- 
 
 dermatus kwodronped, ov grat sjz, karakterjzd bj 
 
 wun er tco herni produkjonz upon de noz. — 
 
 ( Of/nth.) a spejgz ov hernbil. 
 Rhinoplastic, Rj-no-plas-tik, a. relatig tu de 
 
 operajon fer &rmig a nq, noz, er rjnoplasti. 
 Rhinoplasty, Rj-no-plas-ti, n. {Med.) de oper- 
 ajon for fermig a ni], noz. 
 Rhizoma, Rj-z6-ma, n. {Hot.} a krepig stem, er 
 
 roitstiik, Ijk dat ov de jris. [ov fuggj. 
 
 Rhizomorpha, Rj-zo-mer-fa, n. {Bot.} a jenus 
 Rhizophora, Rj-z6f-o-ra, n. {Boi.} a jenus ov 
 
 plants; mangrov. 
 Rhodian, R6-di-an, a. relatig tu Rodz. 
 Rhodium, R6-di-um, n. {Chem.} a metal obtand 
 
 from ds or ov platinum, ov a hwjtij kulor, and 
 
 vcri hqrd. It haz bin yqzd fer de pffnts ov me- 
 
 talik penz. 
 Rhododendron, Rod-o-den-dron, er Ro-do-d^n- 
 
 dron, n. {Dot.} a jenus ov plants; de ba lerel; 
 
 a f jn fluerig Jrub. 
 Rhomb, Romb, ji. {Geom.} d kwodrilateral figyq,r 
 
 hcDz sjdz qr el ekwal, and its agglz not rjt agglz; 
 
 sam az rombus. Se {RhmibusJ} [romb. 
 
 Rhombic, Rom-bik, er Rdm-bik, a. Japt Ijk a
 
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 Rhombohedeal, Uom-bo-hE-dral, a. romberJal. 
 
 Rhombohedron, Kom bo-he-druu, n. {GeoTn.) a 
 solid tigyur ov siks sjdz. 
 
 RuoMBOiD, Koui-berd, «. {Geom.} a kwodrilatoral 
 fijrynr, wid de opozit sjdz skwal, but not de 
 adjaseiit sjdz, and de apglz not rjt apglz. 
 
 RuoMBOiDAL, Rom-btf-dal, a. relaliij tu a romb; 
 rEzeiublij) a roinb. 
 
 HuOMB-spAR, Hoinb-spqr, ii, (A/in.) a kristaljn, 
 uia;^nt;.^iari kqrbonat ov Ijin. 
 
 Rhombus, Koiu bus, n. {Gecm.) a plan figyq,r, 
 bonded bj for ekwal strat Ijiiz, dt opozit Ijnz 
 paralel, and de agglz obljk. Hweu de ajjglz qr 
 rjt afiglz, it bekiimz a skwq,r. 
 
 Rhubarb, R<)ti-bqrb, «. a perenial plant wid a rot 
 muq yqzd az a purgativ modisin. 
 
 Rhubarby, R<i)-bqrb-i, a. relatiij tu or kontaniy 
 rinbqrb. 
 
 Rhumb, Rumb, ji. {Naut.} a vertikal serkl ov eni 
 givn plas, or de intersekjon ov eni suq serkl wid 
 de hwrjzon; in hwiq later sens it menz de sam 
 az a p»nt ov de kumpas. 8e {lihntnh.y 
 
 Rhumb-line, Rdmb-ljn, n. {Nayt.) de trak ov a 
 Jip hwitj kuts ol de meridianz at de sam a^jgl, 
 kt)ld elsu) de loksadroinilc kurv. 
 
 Rhus, Kus, n. {/int.) a jenus ov plants; Jumak. 
 
 Rhyme, Rjm, «. de korespondens ov de s-snd ov 
 de lust wurd er silabl ov wun vers or Ijn, tu de 
 BTsnd ov be last wurd er silabl ov anuder; a bqr- 
 monikal suksejon ov sijndz; — puetri: a puem; a 
 wurd qi.mifl wid andder wurd. /r'/w or rezn, 
 vers or sens. [ez. 
 
 Rhyme, Rjm, f. i. tu agre in s-snd; tu mak vers- 
 
 Rhyme, Rjin, p. t. tu put intu rjm. 
 
 RiiYMELESS, Rjm-les, a. not havij) rjm. 
 
 Rhymer, Rim-er, n. a maker ov rjmz; a versifjer. 
 
 RuYMERY, Rjm-er-i, n. de qrt ov makig rjmz. 
 
 Rhymester, Rjm-ster, ji. a maker ov rjmz; a ver- 
 sifier: a puet, in kontemt; a rjmer. 
 
 Rhymist, Him-ist,* n. a maker ov rjmz; a rjmer. 
 
 Rhy.nchops, Rin-qops, n. {Ornitfi.) de blak 
 skimcr. 
 
 Rhythm, Ritm, 6r Ridm, n. de konsonans ov 
 me^qr and tjm in poetri, proz kompozijon, and 
 mq,/.ik; — olsia in dansig; — meter; vers; numberz: 
 pruiiorjon apljd tu eni mojon hwotever. 
 
 Rhythmical, Rit-mi-kal, a. relatig tu er havi}) 
 ritm: hqrmonikal. [ranniT. 
 
 Rhythmically, Rit-mi-kal-i, ad. in a ritmikal 
 
 Rhytumless, Ritm-lc3, a. destitq,t ov ritm. 
 
 Rhythmometer, Rif)-m6m-e-ter, n. an instru- 
 ment for mqrkifl tjm tu moDvments in mqzik. 
 
 Rial, Ki:-al, n. a pes ov muni. Se {Heal.} 
 
 Riant, Ue-qh,t a. [Fr.] Iqfij); eksjtij) Iqfter; ga; 
 smjlij);— apljd figyqrativli tu de qrts. 
 
 Rib, Rib, n. wun ov de twelv bonz on eq sjd ov 
 de vertebre ov de hqman bodi: de korespoudifl 
 biin in uder animalz; — a pes ov timber in de roof 
 ov Q bildii) or de sjd ov a Jip;— a pqrt dat stregt- 
 enz de ^d ov eni tifl:— de kontinyqajon ov a 
 petiujl in a lef; — a narts strip; — +q wjf, wid alq- 
 jon tu de kreajou ov 8"v. 
 
 Rib, Rib, r. t. tu furnij wid ribz; tu enkliz, az 
 de bodi, bj ribz;— tu pl-s imperfektli. 
 
 Ribald, Rib-aid, n. a Iim, men, broital req. 
 
 Ribald, Rib-aid, a. bas: men; la)s: vjh obsen. 
 
 Ribaldish, Kib-ald-i/,* a. disptizd tu ribaldri. 
 
 Ribaldry, Rib-ald-ri, n. vjl, brotal, ribald lafl- 
 gwaj: ob-eniti. 
 
 Riband, Rib-an, n. a filet ov silk. Se {liibbiM.) 
 
 Riband, Hib-an, i-. t. Se {JUbb^'n.) 
 
 Ribanded, Rib-and-cd, a. adornd wid ribanz or 
 ribuuz. 
 
 Riband, Rib-and, ) n. {A'aut.) a loj, naro. 
 
 Ribband, Rib-and, | flekaibl pes ov timber, 
 nald on de stsjd or de ribz 07 a Jip. 
 
 Ribbed, Ribd, a. furnijt wid ribz. 
 
 Ribbing, Rib-ij), n. {(Jar.) de timber wark for 
 sustaiiii) a volted sclip. 
 
 Ribble-rabble, Rib-l-rab-l, n. a rabl; a mob. 
 
 Ribbon, Rib-on, n. a filet ov silk; a slip ov silk 
 er satin yqzd for ornament, or az a baj.— (Z/er.) 
 an erdinari bwiq iz de att pqrt ov a bend. His 
 wurd, formerli ritn {nband,) iz nu komonli ritn 
 {lihhuii.) [onz. 
 
 Ribbon, Rib-on, v. t. tu furnij er mlorn wid rib- 
 
 Ribbon-orass, Rib-on-gras, n. an ornamental 
 gras, haviy strjpod levz. 
 
 Kib-grass, l{ib-grus, h. a plant; ribwurt; planten. 
 
 RiBiBLE, Rib-i-bl, n. {Mas.) Q smol vjol wid tre 
 
 RiBLESS, Rib-les, a. haviy nw ribz. [strijiz. 
 
 RiBKOAST, Rib-rost, v. t. tu bet sundli: [a bur- 
 lesk wurd.] [kujclig. 
 
 RiBROASTiNG, Rib-rost-ifl, n. a s-snd betifl; a 
 
 Rifi-woRT, Rib-wurt, n. a plant; rib-gras. 
 
 Rice, Rjs, n. a plant and veri valyqabl gran, razd 
 in imens kwontitiz in tropikal kljmats. 
 
 RiCE-BiRD, Rjs-berd, n. a spejez ov 8st Indian 
 berd. [rjs. 
 
 RiCE-MiLK, Rjs-milk, n. milk bffld and tiknd wid 
 
 Rice-paper, liis-pa-per, n. a. substans imported 
 from t'jna, sed tu be a membran ov a spejez ov 
 de bred-frct)t tre, and yqzd fer dreig-paper. 
 
 Rice-pudding, Rjs-pud-ifl, »j. pudifl mad ov rjs. 
 
 Rich, Riq, a. pozest ov riqez; welti; ab-sndig in 
 welt; ab-sndiy in pozejonz; opyqlent; opozd tu 
 l)Cbr; — valyqabl ; estimabl ; prejus ; splendid ; 
 sumtyqus; — havig ingredients or kwolitiz in a 
 grat kwontiti er degre; havii) sumtij) prejus; — 
 fertil; frcDtful; — abundant; plentiful; ab-sndii); 
 pleutifuli stukt; az, "pastyqrz riy in floks." It 
 iz sumtjmz yq,zd az a kolektiv n-sn, for j-ty per- 
 sonz; az, " He rii^ and de poor met tugeder." 
 
 Rich, Riq,* v. t. tu enriq. 
 
 Riches, Riq-ez, n. jH. welt; muni er pozejonz; 
 tre^qrz; opyqlens; aflqens. It woz formerli 
 sumtjmz yqzd az in de sipgqlar number: az, 
 '• For in wun -sr so grat ri<-cz iz kum tu net." 
 
 Richly, Riq-li, ad. wid riqez; plenteusli; abun- 
 dantli. 
 
 Richness, Riq-nes, ji. de kwoliti ov beifl riq; opyq- 
 lens: welt; f jneri; fertiliti; frcDtfulnes; abiindans. 
 
 RiCiNic, Ri-sin-ik, a. {Cliem.) apljd tu an asid 
 obtand from kastor-ffl. 
 
 RicK, Rik, )i. a pjl ov kern er ha, regyqlarli hept 
 up and Jelterd; sumtjmz, a smol pjl just gaderd. 
 
 Rick, Rik, v. t. tu pjl up ha or gran. 
 
 Rickets, Rik-ets, n. pi. a dizi'z, jenerali konfjnd 
 tu qjldhud, non bj a Iqrj bed, protroided brest- 
 bon, flatnd ribz, tqmid beli, emajiatcd limz, and 
 grat jeneral debiliti; rakjtis. 
 
 Rickety, Rik-et-i, a. dizezd wid de rikets; febl; 
 toterij). 
 
 Ricochet, Rik-o-Ja, a. [F/-.] an epitet apljd tu 
 de f jriij ov a pes ov erdnans, bj hwiq a Jot or Jel 
 rolz or b-sndz alop de 6pozit rampart. 
 
 Rictus, Rik-tus, n. [Z,.] {lint.) de opuig bet wen 
 de lips ov a labint fl-ser. 
 
 Rid, Rid, />. from Rid. Se {Jiide.) 
 
 Rid, Rid, e. t. tu set fre; tu deliver; tu disen- 
 kuuiber: tu drjv awa; tu remAv bj vjolens. 
 
 Riddance, Rid-ans, n. de akt ov ridijj; deliverans; 
 disenkumbrans: losor sumti)] wun iz glad tu la>z. 
 
 Ridden, Rid-n, />. from Hid. Se {Hide.) 
 
 RiDDER, Rid-er, «. wun hot) ridz; — a kjnd ov siv. 
 
 Riddle, Rid-1, n. an enigma; a puzliy kwestyon; 
 a dqrk problem; eni tiHpuzlij);—a korsoropnsiv. 
 
 Riddle, Rid-l,J v. t. tu solv; tu unridl;— tu sep- 
 arat bj a kors siv. 
 
 Riddle, Rid-1, v. i. tu spek ambigj-Tiusli er ob- 
 skqrli. [obskqrli. 
 
 Riddles, Rid-lor, u. wun hit) ridlz; wun ho) speka
 
 RIP 
 
 414 
 
 RIG 
 
 RtDDLiNGLY, Rid-lig-li, ad. in ds maner ov a 
 
 ridl; t^ekretli. 
 Ride, Rjd, v. i. [i. read, ps. rjdiij, read, rid, ridn:] 
 
 tia travel on horsbak; tui be konvad on a hers, 
 
 or uder animal, er in eni sort ov karij; tia be 
 
 barn, not tu wok; tia manaj a hers; — tia bg 
 
 suported, hweder in mojon er at rest, bj sum- 
 
 tiy; er on water, az a Jip. 
 Ride, Rjd, v. t. tu sit on so az tii bs karid; — tia 
 
 inanaj insolentli at wil. 
 Ride. Rjd, n. an ekskurjon on horsbak er in a 
 
 VEhikl; a plas fer rjdiy; a rod, jenerali in pleg- 
 
 ly-grundz; a rjdii). 
 RiDEAU, RE-d6, n. [Fr.] (Fort.) an elevajon ov 
 
 de ert aloi) a plan, servii) tu protekt a kamp. 
 Rider, Rjd-"er, n. wun ho) rjdz; wun hdi manajez 
 
 er braks horsez; — an adijon tu a n)anyi|skript 
 
 er dokyii^ment after its komplejon; a klez aded 
 
 tu Q bil pasiij trca a lejislativ bodi. 
 Riderless, Rjd-er-les, a. beig dostiti|t ov a rjder. 
 Ridge, liij, «,. de bak, er top ov de bak; de ruf 
 
 top ov eni tii), rezemblii] ds vertebrs ov de bak; 
 
 a protn,berans; — de grsnd tron up bj de pi's; — 
 
 de top ov de rojf rjzii) tu an ai)gl. 
 Ridge, Rij, v. t. tu ferm az a rij er wid a rij; tu 
 
 ferm intu rijez; tu rigkl. 
 Ridgeband, Rij -band, «. de pqrt ov a hqrnes dat 
 
 krosez de bak ov a hers. 
 RiDGEL, Rij-el, n. an animal hqf kastrated. 
 RiDGELET, Rij-let, n, a. litl rij. 
 RiDGELiNG, Rij-lir), n. an animal hqf kastrated. 
 RiDGiNGLY, Rij-ii)-li, ad. after de maner ov rijez. 
 Ridgy, Rij-i, a. rjziij in er haviij rijez. 
 Ridicule, Rid-i-ki],l, n. wit ov dat spejez hwiq 
 
 provcaks Iqf ter, and iz dezjnd tu brii) de subjekt 
 
 ov it intu kontemt; deri^on; .satjr; sqrkazm; 
 
 mokeri; burlesk; ridikyqlusnes. 
 Ridicule, Rid-i-kx],l, v. t. tu Iqf at wid gud yq- 
 
 mor; tu ekspoz tu Iqfter; tu rali; tu tret wid 
 
 kcmtemtyqus meriment; tu derjd; tu jer; tu 
 
 saterjz. 
 Ridiculer, Rid-i-kql-er, n. wun hoo ridikqlz. 
 Ridiculous, Ri-dik-yq-lus, a, wurdi ov beig Iqft 
 
 at; eksjtii) Iqf tor; rizibl; absurd; preposterus; Iq- 
 
 dikrus; droil. 
 Ridiculously, Ri-dik-yq-lus-li, ad. in a maner 
 
 tu eksjt Iqfter. 
 Ridiculousness, Ri-dik-yti,-lus-nes, n. dekwoliti 
 
 ov beig ridikyqlus. 
 Riding, Rjd-ig, pp. a. pasig on a best er in a ve- 
 
 hikl;— erapldfd tu travel on eni okajon. 
 Riding, Rjd-ig, n. a rjd. {England.) a distrikt 
 
 vizited bj an ofiser; — wun ov de tre divij;onz ov 
 
 Yerkjer; kordpted from {trickiug) er {triding,} 
 
 a terd. 
 Riding-clerk, Rjd-ig-klerk, er Rjd-ig-klqrk, 71. a 
 
 merkantil traveler; — wun ov de siks klerks in de 
 
 IggliJ qanseri. 
 Riding-cloak, Rjd-ig-klak, n. a klok yqzd fer 
 
 rjdig. [on q jurni. 
 
 Riding-coat, Rjd-ig-kot, 7i. a kot yqzd in rjdig 
 Riding-habit, Rjd-ig-hab-it, n. a dresfor wimen, 
 
 hvven rjdig on hersbak. [dres. 
 
 RiDiNGHOOD, Rjd-ig-hud, n. a wuinanz rjdig- 
 RiDiNG-HOUSE, Rjd-ig-h-8s, n. a rjdig-sko)!. 
 Riding-school, Rjd-ig-sko&l, n. a skual or plas 
 
 hwfir de qrt ov rjdig iz tet. 
 RiDOTTO, Ri-dot-o, n. [It.] an asembli; a publik 
 
 entertanment ov mqzik and dansig. 
 Rife, Rjf, a. prevalent; prevalig; komon; abiind- 
 
 ant; — qefli apljd tu dizezez. 
 Rifely, Jijf-li,* ad. prevalentli; abundantli. 
 Rifeness, Rjf-nes,* n. prevalens: abdndans. 
 Riffraff, Rif-raf,J: n. de refq,s ov eni tig; de rabl. 
 Rifle, Rj-fl, v. t. tu rob; tu pilaj; tu plunder; 
 
 tu tak awa. 
 
 Rifle, Rj-fl, n. a gun or musket ov hwiq de barel 
 insted ov beig a kler silinder insjd, iz furud wid 
 spjral q.inelz; — a sort ov hwetston or instrtbment 
 fer Jqipnig a sjd. [qrmd wid a rjfU 
 
 Rifleman, Rj-fl-man, n., 2)1. Rj-fl-men; a man 
 
 Riflkr, Rj-fler, n. wun hca rjflz; rober; a pilajer. 
 
 Rift, Rift, n. a kleft; a f ijqr; a breq; an opnig; 
 a rapid er brokn fel in a river. 
 
 Rift, Rift, v. t. tu rjv; tu split. 
 
 Rift, Rift, v. i. tu burst; tu opn; tu belq; to. 
 brak wind. [Nert ov Iggland.] 
 
 Rig, Rig, n. a wonton; an impqdent wuman; a 
 strumpet; a bluster; a rij; a rib; — dres; — +a trik; 
 a jer. — {JVaiit.} de maner ov fitig de masts and 
 rigig tu de hul ov a vesel. — Tu run a rig, tu 
 pla a trik ov gaeti er meriment. — Tu run de rig 
 'Upon, tu praktis a jok upon. 
 
 Rig, Rig, u. t. tu dres; tu akdbter; tu fit wid 
 taklig, kerdaj, or akcoterments. 
 
 Rigadoon, Rig-a-di]bn, n. a kjnd ov brisk dans, 
 perfermd bj wun kupl. [gajon. 
 
 RiGATiON, Rj-ga-Jon,* n. de akt ov weterig; iri- 
 
 Rigel, Rj-gel, n. Se {Regel.) 
 
 Rigger, Kig-er, n. wun hoD rigz; — a silindrikal er 
 drum-Japt puli. 
 
 Rigging, Rig-ig, n. (JVatit.} de kerdaj er rops 
 bj hwiq de masts qr suported, and de salz eks- 
 tended er takn in. 
 
 Riggle, Rig-1, v. i. Se ( Wriggle.} 
 
 Right, Rjt, a. strat; direkt; uprjt; — fit; proper; 
 bekiimig; sqtabl; — rjtful; troo; not eroneus; not 
 rog: not mistakn; just; onest: ekwitabl; proper; 
 korekt; konvenycnt; — not oblik; — not left;— an 
 epifcet apljd tu de strogger leg, fut, qrm, er 
 hand, er de sjd on hwiq da qr plast. Eft aygl, 
 an aggl ov 90 degrez. Rft Ifn, a strat Ijn. kit 
 gjhr, de pozijon ov a sfer hwen de ekwator kuts 
 de horjzon at rjt agglz. 
 
 Right, Rjt, inter, an eksprejon ov aprobajon. 
 
 Right, Rjt, ad. in a rjt maner; in a direkt Ijn; 
 properli; justli; egzaklli; just; veri. It iz yqzd 
 in tjtlz; az, rit onurabl; 7'it reverend. 
 
 Right, Rjt, «. dat hwiq iz rjt; de kontrari tu roy; 
 — de kontrari tu left; — ^justis; gudnes; fredom 
 from eror; — just klam; dat hwiq jnstli belogz tu 
 wun; properti; prerogativ; imqniti; privilej. 
 Tu rits, wid deliverans from eror; in order. Rit 
 av rjt, {Law} de hjest rit in le, hwiq Ijz onli ov 
 an estat in fe simpl. 
 
 Right, Rjt, v. t. tu dcb justis tu; tu relev from 
 rog; tu rektifj.— (i\"a«<.) tu restcar a Jip tu her 
 uprjt pozijon; tu put eni tig in its proper pozi- 
 jon; az, tu rit de helm. 
 
 Right, Rjt, v. i. {Naut.} tu rjz wid de masts 
 erekt, az a Jip, after havig bin prest d-»ii on 
 wun sjd. 
 
 Right angled, Rjt-ag-gld, a. havig rjt agglz, rek- 
 taggqlar: — havig wun rjt aggl. 
 
 Righteous, Rjt-yus, a. just; onest; vertyi|us; ek- 
 witabl; uprjt; agreig wid rjt. 
 
 Righteously, Rjt-yus-li, ad. justli; onestli. 
 
 Righteousness, Rjt-yus-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 rjlyus; justis; onesti; vertyq; gudnes; integriti, 
 
 Righter, Rjt-er, n. wun hiD rjts er sets rjt. 
 
 Rightful, Rjt-ful, a. havig de rjt; havig de just 
 klam; onest; just; agreabl tu justis; ekwitabl. 
 
 Rightfully, Rjt-ful-i, ad. akerdig tu justis er 
 rjt. [ill rjtful. 
 
 Rightfulness, Rjt-ful-nes, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 
 Righthand, Rjt-hand, n. de hand on de rjt qrm 
 er rjt sjd. 
 
 Righthand, Rjt-hand, a. sityiiated on de rjt hand. 
 
 RiGUTHANDED, Rjt-hand-ed, a. yt^zig er inkljnd 
 tu yqz de rjt hand. 
 
 Rightly, Rjt-li, ad. in a rjt maner; properli; sq,t- 
 abli; onestli; liprjtli.
 
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 RioHTMiNDED, Rit-mjnd-ed, a. wel-disixSzd; ov 
 
 giail prinsipla. [Uld. 
 
 RiGiiTNKSs, Kjt-nes, n. konfortniti tu trcafi; rekti- 
 
 Kiuin, Rij-id, a. havip rigor; stit: unpljant; infleks- 
 
 ibl:— sever; strikt; rigorus; kroael. 
 RiuiniTY, Ri-jid-i-ti, u. de stat ov beij) rijid; 
 
 8til'in!s; wont ov czi or i^ri elegans; severiti; in- 
 fleksibiliti; rezistans tuqanj ov form. 
 RioiDLV, Uij-id-li, at/, in a rijid mancr; stifli: se- 
 
 vi-rli. [ibiliti. 
 
 RioiDN'ESS, Rij-id-nes, n. stifnes; severiti; inileks- 
 RlGLET, Kig-let, )i. a flat, tin, skwi^r pes ov wiad: 
 
 Q ri'glet. Se {Itfijht.y 
 RiOMAKOLE, Hig-ma-rtal, n. a repetijon ov jdl 
 
 wiirdz; a suksejon ov lop, fajlij stcoriz: fitilij tok. 
 RiuMAROLE, Kig-ma-r(jl,:j: a. fedyuaand nonsensi- 
 RioOL, Hj-gol,* H. a serkl; a djadein. [kal. 
 
 RiGOii, Kig-or, n. de kwoliti ov beiy rijid; stifnes: 
 
 severiti; sternnes; voiuntari pan; esteriti; strikt- 
 
 nurf: unabated egzaktnes; hqrjnes; krooelti; hqrd- 
 
 nes. — {Med.} konviilsiv Juderij) wid kold. 
 Rigorism, Kig-or-iz-ni,n. rijid prinsipl er praktis. 
 RiGOKiST, Uig-or-ist, n. a person ov rijid prinsi- 
 
 plz or ))raktis. 
 Rigorous, Kig-or-us, a. fal ov rigor; stern; rijid; 
 
 sever; al^ig no abatment; egzakt; skra>pq,Iusli 
 
 njs. [severli. 
 
 Rigorously, Rig-or-us-li, ad. in a rigorus inaner; 
 RiGOROLS.VKSS, Rig-or-us-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beiu rigorus. 
 RiLK, Rjl, 0. t. tui render turbid bj sterig ap de 
 
 sediment; tu veks; tu mak aggri; tu rerl. 8e 
 
 {HoiL} V ■ 
 Rill, Ril, n. asmol bruk; a litl stremlet. 
 Rill, Ril, v. i. tu run in smol strernz. 
 Rim. Rim, n. a berder; a mc^rjin; an cj; dat hwiq 
 
 enserklz sumtig els. 
 Rime, Rim, «. hor-frost. 
 Rime. R[m, v. i. tu frez wid hcDr-frost. 
 Rimmed, Rimd, a. havir) a rim er border. 
 RiMOSE, Ri-mos, a. ful ov cjigks; rjmus; havig 
 
 .smi)l, nara, nerli paralel ckskavajouz, az de bqrk 
 
 ov trez. 
 RiMOSiTY, Ri-mos-i-ti, n. &z stat ov beig rim(5s 
 
 or fial ov qii)ks. frimtis. 
 
 RiMOus, Rj-mus, a. {Bot.) ful ov klefts er qigks; 
 RiMi'LE, Kim-pl, n. Q rigkl;a ftjld; an undn,laJon; 
 
 Q riiil. 
 RiMPLE, Riin-pl, V. t. tu puker; tu riijkl; tu rijil. 
 RiMi'LiNG, Rim-plifl, ;». uncvn m(Djon;"undn,laJon. 
 Rimy, K(-mi, a. frosti; fogi; ful ov frozn mist. 
 Rind. Kind, ». bqrk; husk; kot; pel;— hid; de skin, 
 
 az ov pcjrk. 
 Rl.VD, Kind, V. t. tu dekortikat; tu bqrk; tu husk. 
 Ring, Uijj, n. a serkl; an erbikyqlar Ijn; a serkl 
 
 ov gold er sum uder mater worn az an ornament: 
 
 an anyqlet: a serkqlar figyqr or instriDment ov 
 
 metal or uder substans; a serkl ov meUil, az u 
 
 handl:-a serkqlur kors: — a serkl ov personz; a 
 
 koiuqniti ov personz; a klas ov personz or pe])l: — 
 
 a (jim or 83nd, az ov belz er eni uder soniorus 
 
 bodi. 
 RiaNG, Rio, V. t. tu stqk a bel or eni uder sono- 
 
 rus bodi so az tu mak it s-snd; tu koz tu STnd. 
 Ring, Rifl, v. i. tu s-snd, az a bel er sonorus met- 
 al; tu i)raktis de qrt ov makig mqzik wid belz: 
 
 tu s'snd; tu rez-snd; tu utcr az a bel; tu ti{)kl; 
 
 tu be fild wid a report er tok. 
 Ring, Kip, v. t. tu enserkl; tu fit wid riflz, az de 
 
 fijjger/,, or a swjnz sn'st. 
 Ring, Riy, r. i'. tu form a serkl. 
 Ringbolt, Rijj-boU, n. a bolt wid a rig at wun 
 
 end. 
 Ringbone, Rijj-bon, n. a hqrd, kalus substans 
 
 groifl in de holo serkl ov de litl pastern ov a 
 
 hers, abiiv de k6ronet. 
 
 RiNQ-CHUCK, Rifl-quk, n. a quk, or ap4ndaj ta 
 
 a lad, wid Q bras rip iited over de end. 
 Ri.ngdall, Riy-dol, ;i. an injqri resevd bj a yug 
 
 tre, hwiy kozuz de bqrklu gro intu de substans 
 
 ov de wud. [form ov a rifl. 
 
 Ring-dial, Rij)-dj-al, n. a poket sun-djal, in de 
 Ring-dove, Rij) duv, «. a kjnd ov pijon. 
 RiNGENT, Rin-jent, a. {Bot.} gqpij); sam az i^r- 
 
 tiitnat. 
 RiNGEE, Rig-er, n. wun ho) rijjz. 
 RiNGiiEAD, l{i0-hed, n. an iostriDment fer streqig 
 
 wulen klot. [wid belz. 
 
 Ringing, Rio-io, n. de qrt or akt ov makiy mqzik 
 RiNGLEAD, Rifl-led, V. t. tu kondiikt. 
 Ring LEADER, Rijj-led-er, n. de hud ov a riotus 
 
 bodi or multitqd; leder. [kurl. 
 
 Ringlet, Riij-let, n. a smol rifl; a smel serkl; a 
 RiNG-ouzKL, Ri{)--8-zel, n. a. herd ov Grat iJriten. 
 RiNGSAiL, Rig-sal, n. {Naut.} a smol and Ijt sal 
 
 set on Q mast, on de lafral; elso a studig-sal set 
 
 upon de gaf ov a for and aft sal. [ed. 
 
 RiNG-STREAKED, Rig-strek-ed, a. serkn,larii strek- 
 KiNGTAiL, Rig-tal, n. a herd; a kjnd ov kjt wid 
 
 a hwjtij tal. 
 RiNGTAiLED, Rig-tald,4. havig a strekedtal; apljd 
 
 tu II spejez ov egl. 
 Ringworm, Rig-wurm, n. a serkqlar teter; a diz- 
 
 Ez hwicj aperz in serkqiar paqez upon de nek, 
 
 furhed, or skalp. 
 Rinse, Rins, v. t. tu woj; tu klenz bj wojifl; tu 
 
 kler ov de sop yqzd in wojig klodz; tu woJ de 
 
 sop 5t ov klodz. 
 Rinsee, Rins-er, n. wun hco wojez er rinsez. 
 Rinsing, Rins-ig, ». de akt ov klenzig bj woter. 
 RiONiTE, Ri-on-jt, n. {Mm.} a substans kontanig 
 
 selenium and zigk. 
 RiOT, Rj-ot, n. wjld and la>s festiviti; a sedijon; a 
 
 tqmult bj a mob.— (Za«;) a tqmiiltyqus distiirb- 
 
 ans ov de pes bj personz a.semblig tugeder, and 
 
 ekstkqtig sum improper purpus or cnterprjz, io 
 
 a vjoleut and tiirbqlent maner. 
 Riot, Ri-ot, v. i. tu revel; tu luksyqriat; tu be 
 
 tqmdltyqus; tu bagkwet wid nffzi mert; tu raz 
 
 a sedijon er upror. ' [rjot. 
 
 Rioter, Rj-ot -er, n. wun hd) rjots or iz engajd' in 
 Rioting, Rj-ot-ig, n. de akt ov revelig; a rjot. 
 RiOTOLs, Rj-ot-us, a. praktisig rjot; jxirtakig ov 
 
 rjiit: Viulent; Ijsenjus; sedijus; turbqleut. 
 Riotously, Rj-ot-us-li, ad. in a rjotus maner; 
 
 tiirbqlentli. [us. 
 
 RiOTousNESS, Rj-ot-us-nes, n. de statov beig rjot- 
 RiuTRY, R)-(.t-ri, /i. rjotus kondukt; rjot. 
 Rip, Rip, v. t. tu separat bj kutig or tqrig; tu 
 
 titr; tu la^erat; tu kut asunder; tu tak awa bj 
 
 laserajon; tu diskloz; tu serq ■st: tu tqr up. 
 Rip, Rip, «. a laserajon; — a wiker basket tu kari 
 
 lij in. 
 Rip, Rip,t v. i. tu swqr profanli; tu be vjolent. 
 Riparian, Ri-pa-ri-an, a. relatig tu, er borderifl 
 
 on, de bagks ov riverz or woterkorsez. 
 Ripe, Rjp, a. brot tu matqrili, az fnDt; matqr; 
 
 rezemlilig de rjpnes ov fnDt; finijt; konsumat; 
 
 full malqrd; fuli kwolifjd; perfekt. 
 Ripe, Rjp, v. t. tu mak rjp; tu rjpn. [tjm. 
 
 Ripely, Rip-li, ad. wid rjpnes; matqrli: at de fit 
 Ripen, Rjp-n, v. i. tu gro rjp; tu be matqrd. 
 Ripen, Rjji-n, v. t. tu matqr; tu mak rjp. 
 Ripeness, Rjp-nes, n. de statov beig rjpj'matqriti; 
 
 ful grot; pqberti. 
 RiPHEAN, Rj-fe-an, a. relatig tu a ranj ov vaisa- 
 
 teiiz in de nert ov fljia; — ritn {lihipean and 
 liipmiK) 
 Ripper, Rip-er, n. wun ha> rips; wun ha> tj^rz. 
 Ripping, Rip-ig, n. de akt ov t^rig or opnig. 
 RippLE, Kip-I, V. i. tu fret on de surfas, az woter 
 
 runig swiftli.
 
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 Ripple, Rip-1, v. t. tu farm intu riplz; — tu deprjv 
 ov sed veselz, az flaks er hemp. 
 
 Ripple, Rip-1, n. ajitajon er fretig ov de surf as ov 
 runirjweter; rimpl; — u Iqrj kom ferklenir) flaks. 
 
 RiPPLE-MAEK, Rip-l-mqrk, n. {Geol.} an undi],la- 
 Jon on ds surf as ov sum roks, rEzemblii) rijez 
 and holoz left on mud and sand bj it pasaj ov 
 weter. 
 
 RippLET, Rip-let, n. a smol ripl. 
 
 Rippling, Rip-lii), n. de ripl dajig on de Jor; — a 
 metod ov klenig flaks. 
 
 RiPTOWEL, Rip-tT5-el,* n. a gratn,iti, er rewerd 
 givn tu tenants, after da had rept d^r lerdz 
 kern. 
 
 Rise, Riz, v. i. tu qanj a jasent er rekumbent tia 
 an Erekt postyii,r; tu get up from de gr-snd, from 
 Q bed, from a q^r, &s.; — tu gro; tu inkres; tu 
 sprig; tu arjz; tu asend; tu miDV upwardz; tia 
 misnt; tu kljm; — tu brak isl from belo ds ho- 
 rjzon, az de sun; tu aper in vq; tu kum intu 
 egzistens; tu be eksited; — tu be r^zd; tu be 
 eksjted tu akjon; — tu mak a hostil atak; — tu 
 inkres in prjs; — tu be imprcbvd; — tu elevat de 
 stjl; — tu be rsvjvd from det; — tu kum bj qans; 
 tu kum. 
 
 Rise, R|s, n. de akt ov rjzig, lokali er figynrativli: 
 de akt ov m"8ntii) from de gr-snd; asent; — elevat- 
 ed plas; — aperans, az ov de sun in de est; — in- 
 kres; inkres ov prjs; — orijin; sors; begin ig ; orij- 
 inal; elevajon; — Ja b-s; a branq. 
 
 Risen, Riz-n, p. from K/z. Se {Eise.} 
 
 RiSEE, Rjz-er, n. wun ho) rjzez. [rizibl. 
 
 Risibility, Riz-i-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beii) 
 
 Risible, Riz-i-bl, a. haviij de fakulti er piser ov 
 Iqfig; eksjtii) Iqfter; ridikyqlus. [rizibl. 
 
 RisiBLENESS, Riz-i-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 Rising, Rjz-ir), n. de akt ov getig up; ferst aper- 
 ans ov de sun, a planet, er a stqr in de estern 
 horjzon; an asent; — a tq,mor; — insurekjon; — rez- 
 urekjon. 
 
 Rising, Rjz-ig, prep, surpdsig; eksedig; upwardz 
 ov; az, '• It kost rfsii) 3000 dolarz." 
 
 Risk, Risk, n. hazard; danjer; qans ov hqrm. 
 
 Risk, Risk, v. f. tu hazard; tu put tu qans; tu 
 endanjer. 
 
 RisKER, Risk-er, n. wun hcD risks. 
 
 Rite, Rjt, n. a formal akt ov relijon; eksternal 
 obzervans; form; seremoni; obzervans. 
 
 RiTORXELLO, Ri-ter-nel-o, Ji. [It.] de refran, re- 
 pet, burdn, er return, ov an 1{t er soij. 
 
 Ritual, Rit-yn,-al, a. relatig tu, er preskrjbii), 
 rits er seremoniz; seremonial. 
 
 Ritual, Rit-yn,-al, n. a buk ov relijus rits er sere- 
 moniz. [yn^'- 
 
 Ritualism, Rit-yq-al-iz-m, ». adherens tu de rit- 
 
 Ritualist, Rit-yn,-al-ist, n. wun skild in de rit- 
 yqal er rjts. [rityi^al. 
 
 Rituallv, Rit-yi|-al-i, ad. in akerdans wid de 
 
 Rival, Rj-val, »i. wun hit) iz in pursi],t ov de sam 
 objekt az andder; wun strjvig tu eksel aniider: 
 an antagQuist; a kompetitor. 
 
 Rival, Rj-val, a. standig in kompetijon; pursiyg 
 de sam objekt; makig de sain klara; emyqlus. 
 
 Rival, Rj-val, v. t. tu strjv in kompetijon wid: 
 tu emyqlat; tu endevor tu ekwal or eksel. 
 
 Rival, Rj-val, v. i. tu be kompetitorz; ti.a kompet. 
 
 Rivality, Rj-val-i-ti, >i. ekwal ragk; kompetijon; 
 rjvalri. 
 
 Rivalry, Rj-val-ri, n. de stat ov beig rjvalz; 
 kompetijon; emyqlajon. [ri. 
 
 RiVALSHip, Rj-val-Jip, n. de stat ov a rjval; rjval- 
 
 RlVE, Rjv, V. t. tu split; tu klev; tu divjd bj a 
 blunt instroiment: tu fors asunder. 
 
 Rive, Rjv, v. i. tu be split; tu be divided bj vj- 
 
 olens. [korqgajonz. 
 
 RiVEL, Riv-el, V. t, tu kontrakt intu rigklz and 
 
 RiVEL, Riv-el,* n. a rigid. 
 
 Riven, Riv-n, p. from Jiiv. Se {Rive.} 
 
 River, Riv-er, n. a Iqrj strem ov water floig in- 
 tu de se, a lak, er andder river; a strem Iqrjer 
 dan a bruk. 
 
 River, Rjv-er, n. wun hit) rjvz er klevz. 
 
 River-bed, Riv-er-bed, n. de bed ov a river. 
 
 River-channel, Riv-er-qan-el, n. de qanel ov a 
 river. 
 
 Rivee-deagon, Riv-er-drag-on, n. a krokodjl. 
 
 Riveret, Riv-er-et, n. a smel strem; a ril; a riv- 
 yqlet. friver. 
 
 River-god, Riv-er-god, n. a ti^telari deiti ov a 
 
 Rivee-hoese, Riv-er-hers, n. de hipopotamus. 
 
 Rivet, Riv-et, n. a fasnig pin klinqt at hot endz. 
 
 Rivet, Riv-et, v. t. tu fasn wid rivets; tu fasn 
 strogli; tu kling. [paralel. 
 
 RivosE, Ri-v6s, a. {Zool.} mqrkt wid furoz not 
 
 Rivulet, Riv-yi^-let, ?i. a smel river; a bruk; d 
 strcmlet. 
 
 Rjx-dollae, Riks-dol-ar, n. a silver kern ov Jer- 
 mani, Denmqrk, and Sweden, ov diferent pqrts; 
 variig from ab^st 75 tu 100 sents. 
 
 Roach, Roq, n. a frej-weter fij. — {Navt.} a kurv 
 er qrq, hwiq iz jenerali kut in de fut ov sum 
 skw^r salz. — lAz ssnd az a rog, ferm; st^st. 
 
 Road, Rad, ji. a bred, opn wa tu be past er 
 traveld over; a publik pasaj; a kors; pat; — in- 
 rod; inkurjon; — ^jurni; de akt er stat ov travelig; 
 — a plas ov agkoraj fer Jips; a rodsted. 
 
 Road-bed, Rod-bed, n. dat pqrt ov a ralrod up- 
 on hwiq de superstruktyqr repozez. [Jips. 
 
 Roadstead, R6d-sted, u. a plas ov agkoraj fer 
 
 Roadster, Rod-ster, >». a hers fit fer travelig; — 
 a Jip rjdig at agkor. [hjwa. 
 
 Road-way, R6d-wa, n. kors ov de publik rod; 
 
 Roam, Rom, v. i. tia wonder; tu rambl; tu rov; 
 tu strol. 
 
 Roam, Rom, v. t. tu ranj; tu wonder over. 
 
 Roam, Rom, ». de akt ov wonderig; a rambl. 
 
 RoAMER, Rom-er, n. wun ho) romz: a rover. 
 
 Roaming, Rom-ig, n. de akt ov wonderig. 
 
 Roan, Iton, a. ba, sorel, er dqrk kulor, wid gra er 
 hwjt h^rz, or smol spots, intersperst veri tik. 
 
 Roan, Ron, ii,. a dqrk kulor variegated wid spots. 
 
 Roan-tree, Ron-tre, n, de m^snten-aj. 
 
 Roar, Ror, v. i. tu krj az a Ijon er uder wjld best; 
 tu krj az in distres; tu s'snd az de wind er se; 
 tu mak a I'sJ ntJz. 
 
 Roar, Ror, n. de krj ova Ijon er uder best; an 
 ■stkrj ov distres; a klamor ov meriment; de s^sud 
 ov de wind er se; eni \'&d ners. 
 
 Roarer, R6r-er, n. wun ho) rorz; a nerzi man. 
 
 Roaring, Rwr-ig, n. de akt ov makig a ror er 
 ■stkrj; ■stkrj; — a disez amug hersez. 
 
 Roaey, Ror-i, a. roral; dqi. Se {Jioi-y.} 
 
 Roast, Rost, r. t. tu kuk, az met, bj plasig and 
 turnig it bsfoir a f jr; tu dres at de f jr wid^st 
 weter; tu het vjolentli; tu pqrq; tu drj; — tu 
 jer; tu banter. [az, "rost bef." 
 
 Roast, Rost, a. rosted, — yqzd insted ov rosted; 
 
 Roast, Rost, n. dat hwiq iz rosted. 
 
 Roast, Rost, v. i. tu bekum rosted, or fit for et- 
 ig, at de f jr. 
 
 Roaster, R6st-er, n. wun hoo rosts; — a gridjurn; 
 an aparatus fer rostig met, &s. 
 
 Rob, Rob, n. [Ar.] inspisated jqs ov eni rjp frcDt. 
 
 RoB, Rob, i\ t. tu deprjv ov eni tig bj unleful 
 fors er bj sekret teft; tu tak bj vjolens er fors; 
 tui plunder. [tef. 
 
 Robber, R6b-er, n. wun hot) robz; a plunderer; a 
 
 Robbery, R6b-er-i, n. de akt ov robig; de akt ov 
 plunderig; teft bj vjolens er wid prjvasi. — {Law"} 
 de akt ov feloniusli takig muni er gudz from de 
 person ov anuder, er in hiz prezons, agenst hiz 
 wil bj vjolens, er bj putig him in fer.
 
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 ROL 
 
 RoBDi.vs, Rob-inr, n. pi. {Naut.) smol rops hav- 
 i{] an j at wud end, for fa:jQig de salz tu At 
 yur.iz: koripted from rop-haiidz. 
 
 Rout, Hub, n. Q g«n ov stat; a drea ov digniti. 
 
 UoBK, Kob, r. t. tut dres in a rub; tu invent. 
 
 KoBEttTisE, R6b-er-tin, 7t. wun ov an erder ov 
 uiu;)ks, namd from Robert Floyer, d^r fijnder, 
 in 1137. 
 
 Robin, liob-in, n. a herd havifl a red brest.— He 
 lyglij robin iz a berd ov dt jtnus {in'itacilla;} 
 de Amerikan, wan ov de jeuus {tardus,} or a 
 spr/tz ov truj. 
 
 RoBis-GOODKKLLOW, Rob-in-gud-fel-o, n. an 
 old d(jme-tik gublin; a t'^ri; a frend; — k^ld oho 
 {Puck,} {I'utj,} and {I'nuki-.} {Ri^nn.} 
 
 Robin-redbreast, R6b-in-red-brest, n. sam az 
 
 Robin-wake, liob-in-wak, n. a plantj de {arum 
 maculatuin;> wak-robin. 
 
 RoBORANT, Rob-o-rant, »». a streijtenig medisin. 
 
 RoBORANT, Rob-Q-rant, a. giviy .•'treijfc; stre^t- 
 cni{). [stunli; bqrdi. 
 
 Robust, Ro-bust, a. strog; sinqi; vigorus; ferni: 
 
 Robustious, Rio-biist-yus, a. robust; — vjolent; 
 Tihd. [Nis r^,r and lo.J 
 
 RoBusTiousLY, Ra-biist-yu3-li,* ad. wid vigor. 
 
 RoBusTiOfSNEss, Ro-bdst-yus-nes,* n. vigor. 
 
 Robustness, Ru-biist-nes, «. de stat ov beig ro- 
 biist: vigor. 
 
 Roc, Rok, or IliDk, n. a fabyn,lus monstrus berd, 
 ov Arabian uiitoluji, ov de sam £abyq,lus spejez 
 az de simurg ov de Perjanz. 
 
 Rocambole, R6k-am-bail, n. Spanijor wjldgqrlik. 
 
 RocHE-ALUM, Rw(j-ai-um, n. pij^r alum. 
 
 RociitLLE-SALT, Ro-Jel-solt, n. a tqrtrat ov soda 
 and poiasa, a soltyqzd in medisin. 
 
 RocuET, R6(j-et, n. a surplis: a linen habit, mt 
 pekqlyar ta a bi/op; — a fij; de roq; yi'isnali 
 ritn {KUclut.} 
 
 Rock, Rok, n. a Iqrj mas ov ston, er stoni mater, 
 fikst in de ert: — t'igynrativli, pr^tekjon; defens: 
 Stregt; — ta distaf held in de hand, from hwiq de 
 will woz spun bj twerlig a .•^pindl er bol belo. 
 
 Rock, Rok, v. t. tu Jak; tu moiv bakwardz and 
 forwardz; tu moiv az a kradl; tu lul; tu kwjet. 
 
 Rock, Rok, c. i. tu moiv bakwardz and forwar'dz; 
 tu rel. 
 
 Rock-alum. R6k-al-um, n. de pq,rest kjnd ov al- 
 um. — Ritn elso {Hoche-alum.} 
 
 Rock-basin, R6k-ba-sin, h. a basin sup6zd tu 
 hav bin kut for Dra>idikal rjts. 
 
 Rockbutter, R<ik-but-er, n. {Chem.} a subsdl- 
 fat ov alyqmin. 
 
 RocKCRESS, K6k-kre«, n. a plant. 
 
 Rock-crystal, liok-kris-ul, n. {Jfin.} limpid er 
 kristulud kworU. 
 
 RocK-uoE, Itok-do, n. a spejez ov der. 
 
 Rocker, Rok-er, n. wun ha> roks;— a pqrt or a 
 kradl, (j."\r, ks., bj menz ov hwiq rokig iz per- 
 f'^rmJ- [ert, is., far plants. 
 
 RocKERV, R/Sk-cr-i, n. a hilok formd ov stonz. 
 
 Rocket, R6k-et, n. an qrtifijal fjr-wurk, er mil- 
 itari projektil, hwiq, bcig Ijted, iz karid b| its 
 on konllagrnjon tu a konsiderabl distans, and 
 fjnali ck.<pliJdz skaterig spqrk.<, or burnig mate- 
 rialz in everi direkjon. de most destriiktiv wer 
 invented bj S^r Wm. Kongrev, and kold froin 
 him K'ngrcc Toketa.—{Jiot.} an anytial plant, 
 ov dr kabaj trjb. 
 
 RoCKFisu, Kok-fiJ, H. a spejez ov fij. [unfelig. 
 
 Rock-heartki), Rok-hqrt-ed, a. hqrd-hqrted; 
 
 RocKiNESS, Kok-i-nes, n. de stat ov bcig roki. 
 Rocking, liok-ig, n. de stat ov Jakig or beig 
 
 Jakn. 
 RocKi ESS, Rok-les, a. beig wid-st roks. 
 RocKLiNO, Rok-lig, n. a spejez ov fiJ; de se-loq. 
 RocKOiL. Rok-ffl, n, aniider nam for pctriileum. 
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 RoCK-PiOEO.v, Rok-pij-on, n. a pijon hwiq bildi 
 
 on roks. 
 
 RocK-PLANT, Rok-plant, n. a plant hwiq groz on 
 
 or amug naked rok.f. [tu de gqrnet. 
 
 RocK-RUBV, liok-ntt-bi, n. a nam sumtjmz givn 
 
 Rock-salt, R6k-selt, n. komon salt, or miiriat ov 
 
 soda, f «nd in musez in bedz er selt mjnz. 
 
 RocKWORK, liok-wurk, n. masonri rot in imitajon 
 
 ov ruf st<an, yi^zd in basinent* ov bildigz. As.; — 
 
 a hilok formd ov stonz, ert, As., for s?rton plants; 
 
 a rokeri. jrat. 
 
 Rocky, R6k-i, a. ful ov roks; hqrd; sttjni: obdii- 
 
 ROD, Rod, n. a log twig er JoDt ov eni wudi plant; 
 
 an instrobment ov punijment; a verj; a septcr; a 
 
 wond, or log, slender stik, az for fijig er mes^r- 
 
 ig;— a perq; a mejur ov legfc, b}4 yqrdz, Iti'^ let. 
 
 Rode, Rod, i. and p. from J^id. tie {Itide.} 
 
 Rodent, Rtj-dent, n. {ZchjI.} an animal dat noz, 
 
 az de bcver. 
 
 Rodent, Ru-dent, a. dat nez; noig az an animal. 
 
 RoDOMONT, Ii«'»d-Q-mont,* n. [a blusterig hero in 
 
 de yrliindo Fii^rioso ov Ariosto;] a van boster. 
 
 RoDOMONT, R6d-o-mont, a. bragig; vanli bostig. 
 
 Rodomontade, Rod-o-mon-tad, u. [from a bost- 
 
 f ul, ber.iterus hero ov Ariosto, keld {liudomonie ;} 
 
 a iitrzi bluster; emti bust; rant. [host. 
 
 Rodomontade, Rod-o-mon-tad, v. i. tu brag; tu 
 
 RoDOMONTADiST, Rod-o-mon-tad-ist, »». Q°nerzi 
 
 btjster or blusterer. 
 RoDOMONTADO, Rod-o-mon-ta-do, n. sam az 
 {U'dmn-ntade.} [{li'xli/montadist.} 
 
 RoDOMONTADOR, Rod-o-mon-ta-dor, n. sam an 
 Roe, I{<j, n. kold olso {liothuck;} — a spejez ov 
 der; de femal ov de hqrt;— de sed or spen ov 
 fijez; dat or de femal iz hqrd, ov de mal soft. 
 Roebuck, Ru-buk, n. a kjnd ov der;— de mal o 
 
 de ro. 
 RoED, l{od, a. impregnated wid ro or sperm. 
 RoESTONE, lui-ston, n. {Min.} a mineral rezem- 
 
 blig fiJ ro. 
 
 Rogation, Ito-ga-Jon, n. litani; suplikajon. 
 
 Rogue, Rug, n. a nav; a disonest felo; a vilen: 
 
 a tef;— j6kyn,larli, a wag: a i^lj felo:— olso yqzd 
 
 az a wurd ov sljt banterig, tendernes, er ender- 
 
 luent. [pia navij triks. 
 
 Rogue, Rog,* v. i. tu akt de rug er nav;— lu 
 
 Roguery, R<5g-er-i, n. karakter and kondukt ov 
 
 a rog: navcri; wageri, 
 RoGUEsuip, Ii6g-Jip,* n. de kwolitiz or personaj 
 
 ov a rug, in mokeri. 
 Roguish, liug-ij, a. relatig tu or Ijk a rog: naviJ; 
 fredyn,lent; wagij; sljtli misqivus;— spt^rius, apljd 
 tu plants. 
 Roguishly, Rog-iJ-li, ad. Ijk a rog; navijli. 
 ROGUISHNESS, R<f)g-iJ-nes, n. de kwolitiz ov a 
 RoouY, Rug-i,* a. naviJ: rogij. [rog. 
 
 Roil, Rerl,; r. t. tu render turbid bj sterig up 
 de sediment; — tu mak aggri; tu rjl: — tu per- 
 pleks; tu fateg. [Provinjal in Iggland, and 
 kolokwial in de Yunited Stats.] Sam az r;/. Se 
 „ {Kii^-} ' [up; rjli. 
 
 Roily, RiSfl-i, a. turbid; havig de sediment st«rd 
 Hoist, Rorst,* v. i. tu bluster; tu rerster. [ter. 
 Roister, R^s-ter, v. i. tu be tdrbqlent; tu blus- 
 RoiSTER, IWs-ter,* n. a tdrbqlent, blusterig 
 felu. [felo. 
 
 Roisterer, R^s-ter-er, n. a tdrbiilent, blusterig 
 KoKY, Rti-ki,* a. misti; kl-sdi. 
 Roll, Rul, r. t. tu koz tu turn sorktilarli: tu 
 mit)v in a serkl; tu rcvolv; tu inrap: tu flatn 
 or smind bj a ruler; tu form bj rolig. 
 Roll, Rol, p. i. tu ma)V or turn serkqlarli: tu 
 turn risnd: tu run on hwelz: tu perform a peri- 
 odikal revulqjon; tu moiv: tu flut in ruf Wiitcr: 
 tu fliiktyqat; tu revolv on an aksis; tu be mAvd 
 wid vjolens.
 
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 418 
 
 ROO 
 
 RoLi,, Rol, n. &e akt ov rolig; de stat ov beii) 
 rold; tiij rolir); a silinder; a mas mad r-snd; — rjtii) 
 ruld upon itself; a volyq,m — a publik rjtiij; a 
 list; a rejister; a katalog; kronikl. 
 
 RoLLABLE, R61-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig rold. 
 
 Roller, R61-er, «. he er dat hwiq rolz: a hevi 
 ro)in) ston, yn,zd tu level woks; — a bandaj; filet; 
 Q berd; — an instroament bj hwiq printerz igk d^r 
 tjps. 
 
 Rolling, Rol-iij, pp. a. revolvii);— dndvilatii); va- 
 rid bj smol hilz and valiz, az land; — so yi^zd in 
 de Western Stats. 
 
 Rolling, Ral-ig, n. a s^rkq,lar mojon: de mojon 
 ov u revolvig bodi. — {Naut.) de lateral osila- 
 Jon ov a vesel. 
 
 Rolling-mill, Rol-ijj-mil, n. a mil fer rolii) er 
 fermii) jurn and uder metalz intu plats er Jets. 
 
 Rolling pin, RQl-ij-pin, n. a rund pes ov wud, 
 er sihnder, tu rol past. 
 
 Rolling-press, R61-in-pres, n. a silinder, bj 
 hwiq printig iz perfermd on engravd plats, a 
 koperplat printig-pres. 
 
 RoLLVPOOLY, Rol-i-piDl-i, n. a sert ov gam, in 
 hwiq, hvven a bol rolz intu a serten plas, it 
 winz. 
 
 RoMAGE, Rum-aj, n. Se {Rummage.) 
 
 Romaic, Ro-ma-ik. ii. de laggwaj ov de inhab- 
 tauts ov de Sstern Empjr ov de Romanz: de 
 modern Grek. [lapgwaj. 
 
 Romaic, Ro-ma-ik, a. relatig tu de modern Grek 
 
 Roman, R6-man, n. a nativ ov Rom; a Roman 
 sitizen; — a Roman Katolik; a Papist; a Roman- 
 ist. 
 
 Roman, R6-man, a. relatig tu Rom; papal; — not- 
 ii) rte komon printig leter: not Italik. 
 
 Roman Catholic, R6-man-Kat-o-lik, »t. wun be- 
 logig tu de quiq ov Rom. 
 
 Roman-Catholic, Ro-man-Kat-o-lik, a. relatig 
 tu At Roman Katoliks. 
 
 Romance, Ro-mans, n. a wurk ov fikjon, in proz 
 er vers, kontanig a relajon ov a seriez ov advent- 
 yi^rz, eder mqrvelus er probabl; a tal ov wjld 
 adventyi^r ov wer and luv; a fikjon; a fabl; a 
 novel; — a felshud. 
 
 Romance, Ro-mans, i\ i. tu Ij; tu forj. 
 
 Romance, Ro-mans, ) n. a laggwaj hwiq 
 
 Romanesque, Ro-man-esk, I woz fermd bj de 
 mikstyq^r ov Latin wid de laggwajez ov de bqr- 
 barus najonz dat overran de Western Roman 
 Empjr. 
 
 Romancer, Ro-mans-er, n. a. rjter ov romansez; 
 — a Ijar; a forjer. [romanser. 
 
 RoMANCisT, Ro-man-sist, n. a rjter ov romans; 
 
 Romanesque, Ro-man-esk, a. {Painting} relat- 
 ig tu fabl er romans; — belogig tu de djalekt ov 
 Lqggedok and sum uder distrikts ov de srsh ov 
 Fruns, a remnant ov de old Romdns laggwaj. 
 
 Romanic, Ro-man-ik, a. relatig tu Rom, de Ro- 
 manz, er de Romanesk laggwaj. 
 
 RoMANiSH, R6-man-iJ, a. relatig tu Romanizm. 
 
 Romanism, Ro-man-iz-m, n. tenets ov de qurq 
 ov Kom. [Roman. 
 
 Romanist, R6-man-ist, n. a Roman Katolik; a 
 
 Romanize, R6-man-jz, v. t. tu Latinjz; tu canj 
 tu de Roman laggwaj; tu konvert tu de Ro- 
 man Kiitiolik qurq. 
 
 Romanize, R6-man-jz, \\ i. tu folo a RomiJ 
 opinyon, kustom, er idiom. 
 
 Romantic, Ro-man-tik, a. relatig tu, er rezem- 
 blig, talz ov romans; wjld; ekstravagant; fansi- 
 ful: fantastik; improbabl; fels. 
 
 Romantioally, Ro-man-ti-kal-i, arf. wjldli; oks- 
 travagantli. 
 
 Romanticism, Ro-man-ti-siz-m, n. romantik er 
 fantastik nojonz er feligz; a fantastik or unnat- 
 yi^ral novel or produkjon. 
 
 Romanticist, Ro-man-ti-sist, n. wun imb^d 
 
 wid romantisizm. 
 Romanticness, Ro-man-tik-nes, n. de stat er 
 
 kwoliti ov beig romantik. 
 Rome, Rom, n. de kapital siti ov anjent Itali;— 
 
 de set ov de pop. 
 RoMEPENNY, R6m-pen-i, 
 
 RoMESCOT, Rom-skot, 
 
 n. peter-pens. 
 
 [papal. 
 
 Romish, R6m-iJ, a. Roman; Roman Katohk; 
 
 Romp, Romp, n. a rood gerl, fond ov bersterm pla. 
 
 Romp, Romp, v. i. tu pla az a romp; tu pla roodli. 
 
 Romping, R6mp-ig, n. rmd, nerzi pla. 
 
 Rompish, R6mp-iJ, a. inkljnd tu rood er ruf pla. 
 
 RoMPiSHNESS, R6mp-iJ-nes, n. dispozijon tu rctid 
 sport. 
 
 Rondeau, Ron-do, n. {Fr.'\ {French poetry) a. 
 litl poem, ov terten versez, divjded intu tre un- 
 ekwal strofez, wid tea rjmz, wid at versez in 
 wun rjm and fjv in andder; r'sndela. — {Mas.} a 
 Ijt q,r in hwiq de ferst stran fermz de burdn, 
 and az suq iz frekwentli repeted; — ritn elso 
 {R'lndn.}. 
 
 Rondel, R6n-dl, n. {Fort.) a smel, rsnd t'ser, 
 erekted, in sum partikyq,lar kasez, at de fut ov 
 de bastyon. 
 
 Rondo, Ron-do, n. [It.] {Mas.) a kjnd ov qj; 
 rondo. Se {Rondeau.) 
 
 Rondure, R6n-dq,r, n. a serkl; a rund. 
 
 RosiON, Riin-yon, * ) n. a manji, skabi animal; a 
 
 RoNYON, Run-yon,* \ skurvi felo;— a drab. 
 
 RoNT, Runt, n. a stunted animal. Se {Runt.) 
 
 Rood, Riod, n. de fort pqrt ov an aker, in skwq,r 
 mejn,r, er 40 skwi^r polz; — *a rod er pol: — de 
 krus, er imaj ov Krjst on de kros, wid de Verjin 
 and St. Jon on eq sjd ov it; a kra)sifiks. [raid. 
 
 RooDLOFT, RiM-loft, n. agaleri, ina qurq, wid de 
 
 Roof, Roif, n. de kuver er uper pqrt ov a bildig; 
 Q hiss; — de qrq ov a velt; — de uper pqrt ov de 
 m'st. [in a h^ss. 
 
 Roof, Rcbf, v. t. tu kuver wid a rcDf; tu enkloz 
 
 Roofer, Rif)f-er, n. wun hc» rcofs or maks roofs. 
 
 Roofing, Rdif-ig, n. a rrof, er materialz fer a roaf. 
 
 Roofless, Roof-les, a. wontig a rcDf; unkiiverd. 
 
 ROOFLET, Rd)f-let, n, a. smel roof er kuverig. 
 
 RooFY, KiX)f-i, a. havig ra)fs. 
 
 Rook, Ruk, er Rook, %. a. berd rezemblig a kro. 
 It fedz not on karon, but ofn robz kernfeldz; — 
 de kasl, er wun ov de qef pesez yqzd at de gam 
 ov qes; — a qet; a trikij, rapajus felo. 
 
 Rook, Ruk, v. i. tu rob; tu qet; — tu skwot; tu 
 k'ser; tu ruk. 
 
 Rook, Ruk, v. t. tu qet; tu plunder bj qetig; — 
 tu miKv, az de ruk in qes. 
 
 Rookery, Ri'ak-er-i, n. a nurseri ov ruks. 
 
 Rooky, Ruk-i, a. inhabited bj ruks. 
 
 Room, Roim, n. spris; spas er plas unokyqpjd: wa 
 unobstriikted; — plas ov andder; sted; — an apqrt- 
 ment in a hiss. 
 
 Room, Rcom, v. i. tu 6kyq,pj a rcom; tu loj. [Ofn 
 yqzd at Amorikan kolejez. 
 
 Roomful, RAui-ful,* a. havig muq rcom. 
 
 Roomful, I{*f)m-f ul, n. az muq, er az moni, az a 
 r(Dm wil hold. [spas. 
 
 Roominess, Robm-i-ne?, n. de stat ov beig rcomi; 
 
 Roomless, Rdbm-les, a. havig no rcom. 
 
 KoosT, Itost, 71. dat on hwiq a berd sits tu slep; 
 de akt ov slepig az a berd. [burlesk. 
 
 RoosT, Rcost, r. t. tu slep az a berd; tu loj, in 
 
 Rooster, Rdbst-er, n. wun dat roosts; ];de ma] ov 
 de domestik f'sl. 
 
 Root, Root, n. dat pqrt ov a plant hwiq iz in de 
 eri, and ndrijez de pqrtsabuv; de eski^lent pqrt 
 ov meni plants, az ov a potato, turnip, &s.; a 
 plant httiz rocit iz eskqlent; — ds botom; de loer 
 pqrt; de orijinal; de ferst koz; de ferst ansestor; 
 — fikst rezidens: dep imprejon.
 
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 ROS 
 
 Root, RiDt, t'. t. tu fiks de roof; tu strik fqr intu 
 ae ert; tu turn up ?rt; tu serq in as. ert; tu 
 siok Jrp; -tu "tk preferment or favor, bj flateri 
 or men f|rts, 
 
 KooT, KiDt, i». t. tu fika dtp in de ert; tu impr6< 
 (iti»li;— tu turn up Mt ov de grund; tu eradikat; 
 tu okst^rpat; tu cksterminat; tu destrff; yn,zd 
 wi(i up and »<. [roit. 
 
 KooT-BOUND, lUit-b-Knd, a. fikst tu de ert bj a 
 
 Koor BUILT, Iitf)t-bilt, a. bilt ov nuts. 
 
 liuuT KATEE, Ka>t-et-er, n. ananiuial datetsnnts. 
 
 HooTKD, ICjbt-ed, a. iikst b{ de nots; fik^it dep; 
 r.t'liknl. 
 
 HooTEDLV. R<6t-ed-li, ad. depli; strooli. 
 
 KooThDNKSS, KdE)t-ed-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 liO.fd. 
 
 Rootle. It«J[)t-er, n. wun hO) rcats. 
 RooT-uoL'SE, Il<.()t-h-8s, ;». un edifi? fer nuts. 
 KooTiNQ, fiiot-ifl, H. de akt ov fik^i;) de root; 
 
 erudiKujou; — lie akt ov sekig promujon bj flat- 
 
 eri er mtn qrts. 
 Rootless, IW)t-lcs, a. havig no root. 
 KooTLtT, ItiJDt-let, H. a sm il riDt; a fjber ov a roit. 
 KoorsTocK, IWit-stok, n. {lint.} a prostrat, rcutifl, 
 
 tiKuii stem, hwi(j yerli prudi^sez yug branqcz or 
 RooTV, K<Jbi-i, .'1. ful ov tiDIs. [plants. 
 
 KoPE, Kup, n. a li^rj kord; u strig; a bolter; a 
 
 kaul: u halscr; — eni ro ov tipz depenJip; az, a 
 
 ru/t ov unyouz; an intestin ov a berd. 
 Rope, Hop, r. i. tu dro st intu viskus tredz; tu 
 
 ko.ikrt't intu gln_tinu3 filaments. 
 Rope-bands, Kiip-bandz, n. pi. {yaut.} pesez ov 
 
 ^m )1 rui»? havij) an j at wuu end; — komouli pro- 
 
 m<n>t r^Mnz. 
 Rope DANCEB, Rup-dans-er, n. wun hoo woks er 
 
 (iaiisuz on a rup. [danser. 
 
 RoPE-DAyciNG, Ii<jp-dans-ig, n. de akt ov de rop- 
 liofER, iioi|j-or, n. a rup-makur. 
 RoPE-LADDEE, R(jp-lad-er, n. a portabl lader 
 
 lu id iiv rup. 
 Rope maker, R<jp-mak-er, «. wun bit> maks raps. 
 RoPE-MAKiXQ, Rup-mak-ig, n. de biznesov mak- 
 
 10 .up-'. 
 RoPE-PUMP, R<ip-pump. n. a ma/ea for razig wa- 
 ter, liavifl Q rup wid de t<JO endz jarnd tugeder. 
 RoPERv, Rijp-er-i, n. a plas hw;ir rwps qr mad: a 
 
 rup-w.ik. [bolter. 
 
 Rope TRICK, Rup-trik,* n. a trik dat dezervz de 
 Rope WALK, Rup-wok, «. a wek or plas bw^^r 
 
 rjii- qr mud. 
 Ropi.NEss Rup-i-nes, n. viskositi; gli'j^tinusnes. 
 Ropisu, K«dp-iJ, a. tendig tu rupines; ropi. 
 Kopy. KJ)p-i, a. viskus; tenajus; glqtinus. 
 RoyuELALRK, R..k-e-iur, h. [/v.] u klukfiir men. 
 KoKAL, liij-ral,* a. dti,i. 
 RoR.KKROus, Ro-rif-er-us, a. prodq,sig di;. 
 Roay. tCj-ri,* a. di^i. Se {Itftan/.) 
 RosACEOLS, Ro-ia-Jus, a. rewmblig or konsistig 
 
 iiv ruzoz. 
 RosAMBOLE, Ros-am-bul, h. a bulbus root rezem- 
 
 blig gqriik: rokambul. 
 RosARy, K(iz-a-ri, n. u bed ov rozez; a qaplet; — 
 
 a strip ov bedz; striktli, 150 avc-marjaz, and 15 
 
 pat<.'ru6stora, takt tugi^der, wid butnz on a 
 
 strig. 
 RosciD, Ros-id,* a. dni; ab'Kndig wid dq. 
 Rose, Ruz, n. a plant or Jrub, and a wel-nun flts- 
 
 cr, yquiversali kiiltivalcd, ov meui varjetii; — a 
 
 not ov riboDc in de form ov a ruz. indtr de 
 
 r(jz, wid sckresi. 
 Rose, Ko)x, ». fn.m %. Se (/?**#.) 
 RosEAL, Itii-ze-al,* a. razi. 
 Roseate, R«j-zc-at, a. rez^mblig a roz in blotm, 
 
 bii'i.kiilor, or fragraus; rtoii; fulovruzez; bl>JC>m- 
 
 ig: fragrant. [ander. 
 
 RosEBAy, R<iz-ba, ». (i?c<.) a plant or Jrub; ole- 
 
 RosE-BUD, R<jz-bud, n. de bud ov de roz. 
 RosEBUG, Itwz-bug, n. an insekt, a sort ov betl, 
 
 hwi<j iz a skurj tu rozcz and tu gqrdenz. 
 RosE-BLSii, Ruz-buJ, H. de Jrub dai bs^rz de rot, 
 ROSK-CUAKER, Rtjz-<jaf-er, n. a roz-bug. 
 Rosed, liuzd, a. krimzund: flu/t: ruzi. 
 Rose kish, Rciz-fiJ, «. de Norwa hadok. 
 Rose klv, Roz-flj, n. a spe/ez ov fij. [rot 
 
 RosE-OALL, liuz-gol, n. an ekskr^sen« on de dog- 
 Rose-k.not, Ruiz-not, n. an ornamental bunc ov 
 
 ribiiiiz, plated su az tu reprez^nt a roz. 
 Rose lipped, Ruz-lipt, a. havig rozi or red lips. 
 Rose mallow, liuz-mal-o, w. a Iqrj kjnd ov 
 
 malo. [gren Jrub. 
 
 RosEMARr R(f)z-ma-ri, n. a swet-smelig, evcr- 
 Rose-.noble, Roz-no-bl, »i. an anjent Igglif gold 
 
 kwn, <jv de valyij, ov $1,61, ferst kffnd in de rea 
 
 ov Edward III. 
 Roseola, R^j-ze-o-la, n. {3fed.y a raj; so keld 
 
 from Its ruz-kulor. 
 Rose QUAETZ. Roz-kworts, n. {Min.) a redi/ 
 
 kind ov kworts. 
 RosEROOT, Roz-nfit, n. {But.) a. plant. 
 Rosette, Ro zet, n. [Fr.] a roz-Japt Gotik win- 
 do;— an qrtifijal roz; — an ornament in de form 
 
 ov a roz;— a red kulor. [rozez. 
 
 Rose-water, R6z-wo-ter, n. woter distild from 
 Rosewood, Roz-wud, n. a fjn kind ov wud, bjli 
 
 esiemd t.jr kubiuet wurk, brot from Brazil, rijam, 
 
 and de Kanari ilandz, &s. 
 Rosicrucia.v, Roz-i-krit»-Jan, n. wun ov a sekt 
 
 ov vijonan filosuferz er sj^ekyiilatorz, dat aperd 
 
 in Jermani, ab-st de end ov de siksteut tentn,ri; 
 
 — an alkumift: u kwak. 
 Rosicrlcia.v, Roz-i-krii-Jan, a. relatig tu de 
 
 lioziknnjanz. [or, 
 
 RosiED, Ru-zid, a. adtJrnd wid rozez or A\t kul- 
 liosi.v, R6z-in, n. a substans obtand from de dis- 
 
 tilajon ov turpentjn; iospisated turpentjii; rezin. 
 
 Rezia iz de sjentifik t«rm: but nrzin iz de nam 
 
 ov de substans, (de komonest rezin in yqs,) 
 
 hwen empldfd in a solid stat for erdinari pur- 
 
 pusez. 
 Rosi.N, R6z-in, v. t. tu rub wid rozin. 
 RosiNEs-s, R(5-zi-nes, n. de stat er kwoliti ot 
 
 bfH) rozi. 
 RosisiY, R(jz-in-i, a. rezemblig rozin. 
 RosiTE, Ro-zjt, n. {Min.) a red, granyrilated 
 
 mineral. 
 Rosmaei.s'e, Ru)z-ma-ren, ». riSzmari. 
 Ross, lio.<, n. de Tster, ruf, ded bqrk ov Iqri trex. 
 
 It, iz an akiyuqlajon ov epUlermit. [Lokal, 
 RossEL, Ros-el, u. Ijt land. [V. S.] 
 
 RossELLY, R6s-el-i, a. Ijt and low, az land. 
 RosTEL, lios-tel, n.{Bi>t.) At ^iata oa riHstelum. 
 Rostellifoem. Ros-tel-i-ferm, a. fermd az a 
 
 rostel or ro.-telum. 
 RosTELLUM, Ros-iel-um, »i. [L.'\ a litl bek.— 
 
 {li t.) an elevated and rader tiknd jxarjon ov 
 
 de stigma ov erkidajus plants. 
 Roster, lios-tcr, n. a plan or tabl bj hwiq de d^ti 
 
 ov militari ofiserz iz regyqlated. 
 RosiRAL, lios-tral, a. rezemblig de bek ov a Jip 
 
 or rostrum. j 
 
 Rosteate, R6s-trat, a. {D"t.) furnijt wid a bek. 
 Rostrated, Ros-trat-od, a. adiirnd wid de bcka 
 
 ov Ji)!.!, or berdz.— (//-.<.) havig a bek; bckt. 
 RosTEiKOEic, Ros-tri-form, a. havig de form ov a 
 
 pistriun. 
 Rostrum, R6s-trum, n. [L.] pi. R68-tra; de bek 
 
 ov u berd; — de bek ov a Jip; — de skafold. pul- 
 pit, er pledig tilas in de liLiman forum, hwiq woi 
 
 dekoraied wid pr'sz ov veselz takn from de en- 
 
 emi. — {lint.) eni prologgajiin ov a plant. 
 RosuLATE, Roz-yq-lat, a. {B-t.) havig de Icri 
 
 aranjd in litl roz-l{k klustcrz.
 
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 ROU 
 
 RosT, Ro-zi, a. rezembliij a roz in blit>m, bi^ti, 
 
 kulor, er fragrans; blcomii); red; flujt. 
 Rosy-coLORED, R6-zi-kul-ord, a. havii) de kulor 
 
 ov de roz. 
 Rosy-CROWNED, Ro-zi-krsnd, a. kr-snd wid rozez. 
 Rot, Rot, v. i. tia pvitrefj; tu looz de kohejon ov 
 
 pqrts; tu deka. 
 Rot, Rot, v. t. tm mak pt^trid; tu brig ta korup- 
 
 Jon; — tu dsstref; tu sentens tu evl. 
 Rot, Rot, n. a distemper amiii) Jep, in hwiq dq,r 
 
 lui)z qr wasted; — pii^trefak/on; px|,trid deka. 
 Rota, Ro-ta, n. [L.] a hwel; — a kort ov Papal 
 
 jiyisdikjon, konsistiij ov twelv doktorz; — a klub 
 
 ov IijgliJ politijanz, hO), in 1669, wer fer estab- 
 
 lijii) guvernment bj rotajon. 
 ROTACiSM, R6t-a-siz-m, n. a vijus pronunsiajon 
 
 ov ds leter r, komon in de nert ov Iggland. 
 Rotary, R6-ta-ri, a. turnig on its aksis, az a 
 
 hwel; hwerliij; rotatori. 
 Rotate, RcJ-tat, v. i. tu mmv rsnd; tu revolv. 
 Rotate, R6-tat, a. {£ot.) hwel-Japt; serki],lar. 
 Rotated, R6-tat-ed, a. hwel-Japt; hwerld r«nd; 
 
 natat. 
 Rotation, RcD-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov hwerlig r'snd 
 
 Ijk a hwel; de stat ov beig turnd nsnd; hwerl; 
 
 visisiti^d ov suksejon. 
 Rotative, R6-ta-tiv, a. impljii) er kezirj rcatajon. 
 RoTATO-PLANE, Ro-ta-to-plan, a. {Bot.) hwel- 
 Japt and flat. [mojon; a musl. 
 Rotator, Ro-ta-tor, n. dat hwiq girz a serki],lar 
 Rotatory, Ro-ta-to-ri, a. turnig r'snd on an ak- 
 sis; hwerlir); runig r'snd. 
 Rotatory, Ro-ta-to-ri, n. {Ent.) an animal, er 
 
 animalki|l, dat mcovz bj rolig er revolvig. 
 Rotchet, R6g-et, n. a kind ov fij. 
 Rote, Rot, n. an old mi],zikal instrcoment, plad 
 
 wid a hwel; a sert ov hurdi-gurdi; — repetijon, az 
 
 bj a hwel in mojon. Bi rot, bj mer mekanikal 
 
 repetijon, widest eksersjz ov de understandig. 
 Rote, Rot, v. i. tu go 'St bj rotajon er suksejon. 
 Rotgut, R6t-gut,t n. bad sniBl-ber. 
 Rotifer, R6t-i-fer, 71. a hjli-erganjzd infn,sorial 
 
 animal, komonli keld de hwel animalkiil. 
 Rotten, R6t-n, a. pq,trid; pi^trefid; dekad; ka- 
 
 rius; not s^Rnd; koriipt; not ferm; not trusti; not 
 
 tu be trusted. 
 Rottenness, R6t-n-nes, n. de stat ov beig rotn. 
 Rotten-stone, Rot-n-ston, n. a soft ston yq,zd 
 
 for polijig. 
 Rotund, Ro-tuad, a. r'snd; serk^lar; sferikal. 
 RoTUNDiFOLious, Ro-tun-di-f6-li-us, a. havig 
 
 r'snd levz. [serk\^,lariti. 
 
 Rotundity, Ro-tdn-di-ti, n. r'sndnes; sferisiti; 
 ROTUNDO, Ro-tun-do, n. a bildig fermd r'snd bot 
 
 in de insjd and 'stsjd, az de Panteon at Rom. 
 Rouble, Rm-bl, n. a Rojjian kern. Se {litMe.} 
 Roue, Rin-a, n. [Fr.] a disipated person; a person 
 
 devoted tu a Ijf ov plegtj^r and senJualiti, but 
 
 not so vijiated az tu be eksklq,ded from sosjeti; 
 
 a rak. 
 Rouet, R<»-a, n. [Fr.] a smel solid hwel, fermerli 
 
 fikst tu de panz ov fjrloks for fjrig dem of. 
 Rouge, Rcdj, n. [Fr.] red pant for de fas; a koz- 
 
 metik; a spejez ov lak prep^rd from de drjd fl's- 
 
 erz ov de saffl'sor. 
 Rouge, Rmj^, a. [/)■.] red. [ra^^ez." 
 
 Rouge, RiJoj, v. i. tu la riDj upon de fas; azj "Xe 
 Rouge, Rojj, v. t. tu pant er kulor wid rooj; az, 
 
 "Se woa rm-;d." 
 Rouge-dragon, Rco^-dnig-on, n. [Fr.] a herald. 
 Rough, Ruf, a. not smoid; ruged; havig inekwol- 
 
 itiz on de surfas; — unsivil; ester; hqrj tu de er; 
 
 ruged ov temper; inelegant ov manerz; not soft; 
 
 kors; not sivil; sever; not mjld; road; hqrJ tu de 
 
 mjnd; hqrd-f etyq,rd; unfinijt; unpolijt; not fin- 
 
 ijt bj qrt; az, a ruf djamond;— teribl; dredf ul; 
 
 diserderd in aperans; tempestyTi,us; stermi; bffs- 
 terus;— h^ri; kuverd wid h^r er federz. It iz 
 yil,zd in kompozijon. 
 
 Rough, Ruf, v. t. tu go trco in spjt ov obstaklz 
 er bad weder; az, tu ruf \i; tu brak in, az a 
 hers. 
 
 Roughcast, Ruf-kast, v. t. tu mold er ferm 
 korsli; tu form wid asperitiz and inekwolitiz. 
 
 Roughcast, Ruf-kast, n. a rcod model; a ferm in 
 its rojdiments:— a kind ov plaster, kontanig Ijm, 
 Jclz, pebiz, &s., fer kuverig de eksterior ov 
 bildigz. 
 
 Roughcaster, Ruf-kast-er, n. wun hife rufkasts. 
 
 Rough-clad, Ruf-klad, a. havig kors aparel. 
 
 Roughdeaught, Ruf -draft, n. a draft in its rco- 
 diments; a skeq; an 'stijn. 
 
 RouGHDRA'W, Ruf-dre, v. t. tu dre an 'stljn ov; 
 tu tras korsli. 
 
 Roughen, Rdf-n, v. t. tu mak ruf. 
 
 Roughen, Ruf-n, v. i. tu gro ruf. 
 
 Rough-footed, Ruf-fut-ed, a. feder-futed. 
 
 Rouguhe'w, Kuf-hi\,, V. t. tu hq, rcodli, for ferst 
 purpusez. 
 
 Roughhe'wer, Ruf-h\\-er, n. wun boa rufhi},z, 
 
 RouGHHE'SVN, Ruf-h^n, p. a. ruged; unpolijt; un- 
 sivil; unrefind; not yet njsli finijt. 
 
 RouGHiSH, Ruf-iJ, a. sumhwot ruf. 
 
 Roughly, Riif-li, ad. in a ruf maner; wid unevn 
 surfas; hqrjli; unsivili; roodli; severli. 
 
 Roughness, Rdf-nes, w. de stat er kwoliti ov be- 
 ig ruf; uuevnnes ov surfas; esternes; hqrjnes tu 
 de er; rugednes; rcodnes; korsnes ov behavyor 
 and adres; severiti; vjolens; tempestyn,usnes. 
 
 Rough-rider, Ruf-rid-er, n. wun hio braks hersez 
 fer rjdig. 
 
 Rough-shod, Riif-Jod, a. havig de fet Jod wid 
 rufnd JiDz, er Jtbz fited fer travelig on js; — yqzd 
 ov hersez. 
 
 Rought, Ret,'* old pret. ov Reg; reqt. 
 
 RouGH'woRK, Riif-wurk, v. t. tu wurk korsli, 
 wid'st finij. 
 
 Rouleau, Rcd-Io, n. [Fr.] a litl rol; a rol ov kur- 
 ent keruz, makig a serten sum; a bundl ov fasenz 
 tjd tugeder. [at hazard. 
 
 RoiiLETTE, RcD-let, 11. [Fr.] a litl hwel; — a gam 
 
 RouNCE, R'sns, n. de handl ov a printig-pres. 
 
 Round, R'snd,. a. silindrikal; serkq^lar; sferikal; er- 
 bikyxi,lar; rotund; — plump; fial: hoi; — not brokn; 
 az, a rsnd number; — Iqrj er ful: az, a rsnd sum 
 er prjs; a rsnd pas er rat; — ful and kler; az, rsnd 
 in speq er s'snd. 
 
 Round, R'snd, n. a serkl; a sfer; an erb; a glob;— 
 a serkit; a tdor; — a rundl; step ov a lader; — dat 
 hwiq pasez r'snd; — de tjm in hwiq eni tig haz 
 past trcD el handz, and kum bak tu de ferst; — a 
 revoli\Jon; a kors endig at de pernt hw^r it be- 
 gan; rotajon: suksejon in visisiti|d; — a wek per- 
 fermd bj a gqrd er of iser, tu surva a serten dis- 
 trikt; — de disqqrj ov hiz gun bj eg man in a 
 militari bodi; — a dans; — a rsndela; a sog. 
 
 Round, R'snfl, ad. everi wa; on el sjdz; in a rev- 
 olqjon; in a r'snd maner; ar'snd; serkn,larli; not 
 direktli. [arsnd. 
 
 Round, R'snd, prep, on everi sjd ov; ab"st; ol over; 
 
 Round, R'snd, v. t. tu sur-snd; tu mak sferikal, 
 serki^lar, er silindrikal; tu miDV ab^t eni tig; tu 
 mak protuberant; — tu mak ful, sma>d, er swelig 
 in S'snd. 
 
 Round, R'snd, v. i. tu gro r'snd; tu go rsnd. 
 
 Roundabout, R-snd-a-b-st,}: a. ampl; ekst^nsiv; 
 indirekt; l(Bs. It iz elso kolokwiali yq,zd az an 
 adverh and iirepozifm. 
 
 Roundabout, R'snd-a-b'st, n. a horizontal hwel 
 on hwiq qildren rjd; — an 'Stcr gqrment; a surt(6t. 
 
 Roundel, R'sn-del, n. a r'snd ferm er figyty; a 
 r'sudela.
 
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 Roundelay, R'sn-dc-la, «. a poem ov tertrn 
 
 versei, at in wun rjm and fjv in anaicr: a Jei)- 
 
 erd« 80J); Q nsndel; a rondo; — a rund form er 
 
 figyiir. 
 Uoi'.Ni) FACED, R'snd-fast, a. havip a r^nd fas. 
 liouNDHKAD, Rind-hed, n. a Fii^ritan, in de tjm 
 
 ov fc'Orlz I. i»nd ov Krorawel, so namd in derijon, 
 
 frutn de praktis ov kropij) de h^T r-snd. 
 RouND-UKADED, R^nd-hed-ed, a. havig a nnd 
 
 lied or top. 
 Roundhouse, R'snd-h-ss. n. de kunstablz prizn, 
 
 .■^u) k.'ld from its yi'i3il,al form. [I()gland.] 
 Roi'NDlSH, RSiid-iJ, a. aproqip tu rTsiidnes. 
 RouNDLET, R'snd-let, n. a litl r'snd or serkl. 
 Roundly, R'snd-ll, ad. in a r"»nd form; in a rsnd 
 
 raaner: upnli; planli; briskli; in ernest. 
 Roundness, R-snd-nes, n. de stat ov beij) nsnd; 
 
 ruiunditi; sorkuhiriti; sferisiti. 
 Round-robin, R'snd-rob-in, n. a ritn petijon, re- 
 
 luonstnins, adres, or uder instri^raent, sjnd bj 
 
 several jitrsonz rund a rij) or serkl, so dat it kan 
 
 not be sen hit) sjnd ferst. 
 RouNDTOP, R>;nd-top, n. {Nant.) a rsnd fram 
 
 ov bordz ner de top ov de mast. 
 Rouse, Rtsz, w t. tu wak from rest or inakjon; 
 
 tu awakn: tu ster up: tu prov6k; tu eksjt tu 
 
 tet or akjon: tu put intu akjon; tu stqrt, az a 
 
 best from hiz li^r. [up. 
 
 Rouse, R^sz, v. i. tu awAk: tu be eksjted; tu stqrt 
 RoiSE, Rtz,* «. a Iqrj glas fild tu de utmost, 
 
 in onor ov a belt propcizd. 
 RousEE, R'sz-cr, «. wun hiD r'szoz. 
 Rout, Rtst, .-i. a klamorus multitqd: a rabl; — a 
 
 fajonabl asembli, or Iqrj evnij) pqrlii — a kr^sd; — 
 
 At disorder or konfti^on ov an qrmi defeted er 
 
 disperst. Tu put tu rst, tu delet and dispers 
 
 in disorder. 
 Rout, R'st, r. t. tu dispers and put intu konfq,- 
 
 i^on bj defet; tu dispers. Tu rst st,j- tu serq vt. 
 Route, Riit, er Rent, u. a rod; wa: pasaj: kors. 
 Routine, Rio-ten, h. [Fr.] de ordinari, betn wa; 
 
 regyi^lar praktis: kustoni. [tu strul. 
 
 Rove, Kov, r. i. tu rambl; tu ranj: tu wonder; 
 Rove, Ruv, v. t. tu wonder over;— tu pi's intu 
 
 rijfz. bj turnig wun furo upon aniider. [V. S.] 
 Rove, Rov, n. a rol ov wul dron ■st and sljtli 
 
 twisted; a slub; — a rambl: a wonderig. 
 Rover, Ruv-er, n. a wanderer; a rober; a pjrat; 
 
 — a kjnd ov aro. [ifl. 
 
 Roving, lUJv-ifl, n. de akt ov ramblig or wonder- 
 Row, Ito, «. araukorfjha number ov tigz in a Ijn. 
 Row, RT5,t n. a rjutus nffz;Q drujikn dcboq. 
 Row, Ru, r. i. tu imjiel a bot er vcsel in de we- 
 
 tor bj urz. 
 Row, Ro, r. t. tu drjv or help forward bj orz. 
 RoWABLE, R6-a-bl,* a. dat ma be rujd or rod upon. ' 
 Rowan-tree, R6-an-tre, ii. a spejcz ov pjrus, a 
 
 grasful trc, kold olso de rvii-tre, rsn-trc,/slerz 
 
 ferriii-trr, and de nisnttn-af. I 
 
 Row-boat, Rii-bot, n. a bot impeld bj orz. | 
 
 Rowed, Rud, a. plast in ruz; havi|) roz. | 
 
 Rowel, Rti-fl, n. a litl flat rij) er hwel in horscz i 
 
 bit-;— de p«Tnts ov a .«pur turni() on an aksis; — a j 
 
 seton; Q rul ov hiir, silk, er u.ior substiins, jiut 
 
 intu a wibnd, tu hinder it from helit), and pro- ' 
 
 vijk Q di-qqrj. [de wiDnd upn bj a rxel. 
 
 Rowel, R-s-il, r. t. tu pers tra> de skin, and kep 
 RoWEN, R'x-on, n. de sekond krop ov grus, kold 
 
 ol<o iifttrniat and lat<rmat. 
 Rower, Hii-er, u. wun ho roz or m:(najfz an or. 
 RowETT. Rii-et, n. aftermat; rscn. Se {li"*v(n.} 
 Rowlock, Rtb-lok, k-olcJkwiali Riil-ok, n. {yaul.y 
 
 dat ix^rt ov a bots gunwal on hwiq de ur rests 
 
 in roifl. 
 Royal. Rtf-al, a. kioli; bel6{)io tu a kij) er tu 
 
 rcralti; bekdmig a kig; regal; nobl; ilustrias. 
 
 Royal, R^-al, «. a Jat ov a staez bed. — {Naut.} 
 
 de hjest sal ov a Jip. — {Artillery) a kjnd ov 
 
 smol mortar. [rwalti. 
 
 ROYALiSM, Rif-al-iz-ni, n. ata<;ment tu de koz ov 
 Royalist, Ri^-al-ist, n. an adherent tu a kig er 
 
 tu reralti. 
 Royalize, Rrf-al-jz, v. i. tu mak reral. [a kig. 
 Royally, IW-al-i, ad. in a reral maner; azbekiimi 
 Royalty, R«5r-al-ti, n. de stat or kwoliti ov bcig 
 
 rffal; stat, karaktcr, er ofis ov a kij); kigjip; em- 
 blem ov rff/ilti. 
 Rub, Rub, ». t. tu m(Dv ag^nst bj frikjon; tu klen 
 
 er smcnd eni tig bj pasig sumtig over it; tu skiir; 
 
 tu wjp; tu poli/;'tu rctdq; tu remd)V bj frikjon; 
 
 tu tu'q hqrd; tu qaf; tu fret; tu gel. Tu rub 
 
 dsn, tu klen er kuri. Tu nih vp, tu eksjt: tu 
 
 awakn: tu polij; tu refrej. [trto difikultiz. 
 
 Rub, Rub, v. i. tu fret; tu mak a frikjon; tu get 
 Rub, Rub, n. de akt ov rubig; frikjon; unevnnea 
 
 ov surfns; kolijon: dat agenst hwiq sumtig rubz; 
 
 obstrukjon; difikulti; koz ov unczines; seve'r re- 
 
 bi'ik. 
 Rubber, Rdb-er, n. he er dat hwiq rubz; dat wid 
 
 hwi(j wun rubz; a kors fjl; a hwetston; — gum- 
 
 elastik or kdjquk: — a gam; a kontest; tO) gamz 
 
 wun tst ov tre; — pi. a dizez in Jep. 
 Rubbish, Riib-iJ, ». ofskTsrigz; refits; hwotever iz 
 
 kast awa; roiinz ov bildig: fragments ov mater 
 
 yqzd in bildig; miggld mas; eni tig vjl and 
 
 wurtles. 
 Rubble, Rub-1, n. smel stonz, brikbats, and de 
 
 Ijk, yqzd tu konfin woter; bilderz rubij. 
 RuBBLE-STONE, Rdb-1-ston, n. ston rubd and 
 
 worn bj de woter. [sonri. 
 
 Rubble-work, Rub-1-wurk, n. a ruf sort ov ma- 
 RuBBLY, Rub-li, a. ab-sndig in smel stonz. 
 Rubefacient, Roo-be-fa-Jent, n. {Med.) a med- 
 
 isin or an ekstcrnal ajent, hwiq kezez rednes ov 
 
 de pqrt tu hwi(j it iz apljd. 
 Rubefacient, Ra)-be-fa-Jent, a. prodq,sig rednes. 
 Rubeola, Roa-be-o-la, ii. (JArf.) de mezlz. 
 Rubescent, R<D-bes-ent, a. groig er bekdmig red. 
 RuBEZAUL, Roi-be-zql, n. a famus fabyqlus spirit 
 
 ov de Rc'sengeberg in Jermani, selebrated in 
 
 baladz, talz, &s. 
 RuBiCAN, I{*6-bi-kan, a. red predominatig over 
 
 gia, in de kulor ov a hers; er ba, sorel, er blak, 
 
 wid a lit gra or hwjt upon de flagks, but not 
 
 Iiredorainant dq^r. [de Bmzclyan nnbi. 
 
 RuBiCEL, IWi-bi-sel, n. {Min.) a term apljd ta 
 Rubicund, RJj-bi-kund, a. inklinig tu rednes. 
 RuBicuNDiTY, liJD-bi-kdn-di-ti, a. dispozijon ta 
 
 rednes. 
 Rubied, Ri>-bid, a. Ijk a r*bi; red az a rcobi. 
 lU'BiFic. Ii<b-bif-ik, a. makig red. [ig red. 
 
 RuBiFiCATiON. Rit)-bi-fi-ka-Jon, ii. deaktovmak- 
 RuBiFORM, R(.ij-bi-form, a. havig de ferm ov red. 
 Rubify, Kif>bi-fi, v. t. tu mak red. 
 Ruble, Rid-bl, n'. a. Rajan silver kern, ov de val- 
 
 yq ov al)-8l hqf a kr3n. 
 Rubric, I{i6-brik, /(. eni rjtig or printig in red igk; 
 
 — de order ov de liturji ov de Katolik qurq, and 
 
 ov de I'rotestant i^'piskojMil qurq. 
 Rubric, Ittf)-brik, a. red: robbrikal. [brikat. 
 
 Rubric, Ivfi-brik, r. t. tu adorn wid red; tu nD- 
 Rubrical, Roi-bri-kal, a. red;— plast in or kon- 
 
 fo'ind HI de ri.t>brik3. [wid rod. 
 
 Rubricate, I{»i)-bri-kat, <•. t. tu mak red; tu mqrk 
 Rubricate, RJi-bri-kat, a. mqrkt wid red. 
 Rubrician, Itttj-biij-an, n. wun verst in de ra>- 
 
 bnk: an adherent tu or advokat fer de nDbrik. 
 Rub-stone, Rdb-ston, h. q ston tu sk-xr er Jqrpn. 
 Ruby, Rtf)-bi, h. a prejus ston: a kristaljzd jem 
 
 ov varius Jadz ov red, veri hqrd, and valyqabl; — 
 
 Q printig-tjp betwen p^rl and noniMvrel;— eni tig 
 
 red; a kqrbugkl; a red pimpl.
 
 RUF 
 
 422 
 
 RUM 
 
 Bdby, R<6-bi, a. ov a red kulor. 
 
 Rl'CTation, Ruk-ta-Jon, «. a belqi{);an eruktajon. 
 
 RuD, Kud,' n. rudl; red oker y^zd tu mqrk Jep; — 
 Q river fij, Q kjnd ov smel roq. 
 
 Rudder, Riid-er, n. {uS'aut.} de instrajment er 
 iratu ov wud bj hwiq Q Jip iz sterd; eni tig dat 
 gjdz er guvernz. 
 
 Ruddiness, Rdd-i-nes, n. de kwoliti ov bsii) rudi. 
 
 Ruddle, Hud-1, n. red ert: red oker: a red jurn or. 
 
 RuDDLEMAN, Rud-1-man, n. wun emplefd in digig 
 rudl. 
 
 Ruddock, Rtid-ok, ». a berd, keld redh/est. 
 
 Ruddy, Rud-i, a. aproqii) tu red; pal red; florid; 
 — yeo, az, " rwrfi guld." 
 
 Rude, RiDd, a. unlet; bqrbarus; savaj; ruf; kors 
 ov manerz; unpolij't; sesi; impn,dent; insolent: 
 impertinent; unsivil; broital; hqrj; inklement; — 
 ignorant; re; untet; — ruged; unevn; Japles; — qrt- 
 les; inelegant: suq az ma be dun wid stregt wid- 
 est qrt; az read wurk. [skilfuli. 
 
 Rudely, R<f)d-li, ud. in a rcbd maner; korsli; un- 
 
 RuDENESS, RiJbd-nes, ti. de kwoliti ov btig rood; 
 korsnes; insiviliti; ignorans; uuskilfulnes; qrt- 
 lesnes: inelegans. 
 
 RuDENTUEE, Riii-den-tqr, 71. {Arch.} de figyn,r 
 ov a rop er .staf, wid hwiq de fh^tigz ov kolumz 
 qr sum'jmz fild up; bj sum keld kahiii). 
 
 RuDERARY, lidj-dE-ra ri,* a. belogii) tu er fermd 
 ov rubij. [wid peblz. 
 
 RuDERATiON, Roo-der-a-Jon,* «. &e akt ov pavi^j 
 
 RuDESBY, Ra)dz-bi, «. a rood felo. 
 
 Rudiment, Riti-di-ment, n. ferst, unjapn beginig; 
 fer^t prinsipl; de ferst elements ov a sjens; ferst 
 pqrt r>v edyqkajon. [ments. 
 
 Rudiment, Kcf)-di-ment,* «. t. tu sell in rcodi- 
 
 RuDiMENTAL, RiB-di-men-tal, a. inijal; relatir) tu 
 riDdiments. 
 
 Rudimentary, Roo-di-men-ta-ri, a. relatii) tu, er 
 kontanig, rojdiments; riodimental. 
 
 Rudolphi.se, Roi-dol-fin, a. bEl6i)ig tu a set ov 
 astroiiomikal tablz komjjqted bj Kepler, and 
 namd fer de Emperor R<iidolf if. 
 
 Rue, lica, v, t. tu grev fer; tu be sori fer; tu re- 
 gret- tu lament. 
 
 Rue, Ru), n. a. plant er erb, keld erh or gras, bekdz 
 hidli weter woz fermerli sprigkld wid it. 
 
 Rueful, Rd)-ful, a. mwrnful; woful; soroful; 
 sad; dizmal. 
 
 Ruefully, R<B-ful-i, ad. mornfuli: sorufuli. 
 
 Ruefulness, R<f>-ful-nes, ji. sorofulnes; morn- 
 fuliies. 
 
 Ruelle, RoD-el,* n. \_Fr.'\ a. serkl; an asembli at 
 a prjvat h"ss. 
 
 Rufescent, Roo-fes-ent, a. bekumig red. 
 
 Ruff, Ruf, n. a pukerd linen ornament, fermerli 
 •wurn ab'st de nek; eni til) kolekted intu puk- 
 erz; — a smel river fij; — a berd, so keld from its 
 tuft ov federz;— at kqrdz, de akt ov trumpig. 
 
 Ruff, Ruf, r. t. tu rufh tu diserder;— at kqrdz, 
 tu put on a trump insted ov foloii) sqt; tu 
 trump eni uder sqt ov de kqrdz at hwist. 
 
 Ruffian, Riif-j'an, t//- Ruf-i-an, u. a brcDtal, bers- 
 teius, misqivus felo; a kuttrot: a ruber. 
 
 Ruffian, Riif-yan, a. brcotal; savajli btrsterus. 
 
 Ruffian, Riif yan,* 1;. t. tu pla de rufyan. 
 
 Ruffianism, Riif-yan-iz-m, n, de kwoliti er kon- 
 dukt ov Q rufyan; bntitaliti. 
 
 Ruffianlike, Ruf-yan-ljk, a. Ijk a rufyan. 
 
 Ruffianly, Riif-yan-li, ad. Ijk a rufj\au; brajtal. 
 
 Ruffle, Kdf-1, v. t. tu disorder; tu jiut ■st uv 
 ferm; tu mak les smcjod; tu diskompwz; tu dis- 
 turb; tu put •81 ov temper: tu j)Ut -st ov erder: 
 tu surprjz: tu tro diserderli tugeder; — tu kon- 
 trakt inju plats er ruflz. 
 Ruffle, Rdf-1, v. i. tu gro ruf er tdrbi|lent; tu 
 fluter; tu jqr. 
 
 Ruffle, Rdf-1, n. plated linen er fjn kotn klot, 
 
 j^izd az an ornament; fjn klot rufld; — distdrb- 
 
 ans; tumult; a flurij upon a drum in prezentig 
 
 qrmz. 
 Ruffleless, Rdf-1-les, a. havig no ruflz. 
 Rufflfment, Rdf-l-ment, n. de statov beig rufld. 
 RuFFLER, Rdf-ler, n. wun hm ruflz; — a buli. 
 Ruffling, Rdf-lig, n. kumojon; distdrbans; — de 
 
 akt ov platig. 
 Rufous. Rtfc-fus,* a. red; redij: oranj-kulord. 
 RuFTEEHOOD, Ruf -ter-hud,* n. a hud worn bj 
 
 a hek hweu ferst dren. 
 Rug, Rug, n. a kors, napi, wulen klot er kuver- 
 
 let; — a Jagi kqrpet fer de hqrt er fet; — *a ruf, 
 
 wuli dog. 
 Rugged, Rdg-ed, a. ruf; ov unevn surfas; Jagi; 
 
 not netli fermd; unevn; — savaj; broDtal; hqrj; 
 
 stermi: rood; s'si'; vjolent; bersterus. — Kolokwial, 
 
 Y. S. hqrdi; helti. 
 Ruggedly, Rdg-ed-li, ad. in a ruged maner; rufli. 
 RuGGEDNESS, Rdg-ed-nes, n. de slat ov beig rug- 
 Rugin, Rob-jin, n. a napi klot. [ed; rufnes. 
 
 RuGiNE, Rob-jen, n. a surjc.nz rasp. 
 Rugose, Roo-gos. a. ful ov rigklz. 
 Rugosity, Roo-gos-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig rigkld. 
 RuGULOSK, Rot)-gii-16s, a. fjnli rigkld. 
 Ruin, Rio-in, n. a fel; overtro: destrukjon; — dat 
 
 hwiq iz rODind: remanz ov bildigz er sitiz demol- 
 
 ijt; — los ov hapines er fertyn,n: a pest; misqif ; ban. 
 Ruin, R<f)-in, v. t. tu subvert; tu demolij; tu de- 
 
 strer; tu depriv ov felisiti, fertyi^n, er onor; tu 
 
 impoverij. [rooin. 
 
 Ruin, Rob-in, i'. i. tu fel tu ro>inz; tu run tu 
 RuiXABLE, R(i)-in a-bl, a. dat ma be rooind. 
 Ruinate, Rdi-in-at,* i-. t. tu subvert; tu demolij; 
 
 tu rooin. [on; rCDin. 
 
 Ruination, R<D-in-a-Jon, n. subverjon; demolij- 
 RuiNER, \i(i> in-er, n. wun hot) rooinz. 
 Ruing. Rob-ig, n. de akt ev grevig; lamentajon. 
 RuiNiFORM, R<.b-in-i-ferm, a. {Miii,.} havig de 
 
 term er aperans ov niiinz. 
 Ruinous, R<6-in-us, a. feln tu rroin; demolijt; — 
 
 kezig rObin; misqivus: pernijus; destrdktiv. 
 Ruinously, Rob-in-us-li, ad. in a rooinus maner; 
 
 destruktivli. [rotiinus. 
 
 RuiNOUSNESS. Ra)-in-us-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 RuLABLE, Rdjl-a-bl, a. dat ma be roold; gdvernabl. 
 Rule, RcdI, n. guvernment; empjr; swa; sv^prem 
 
 komdnd; — an instrooment ferdreig Ijnzer mejur- 
 
 ig: — Q gjd; regyn^lajon; metod; kanon; a le; an 
 
 erder. 
 Rule, RodI, v. t. tu guvem; tu kontrol; tu manaj; 
 
 tu konddkt; tu gid; tu sell az bj a rcol; tu mqrk 
 
 wid Ijnz. 
 Rule, RojI. v. i. tu hav piser er komdnd; yt],zd 
 
 wid Citer;— {Lau^ tu establij er sell a rooi er 
 
 erder ov prosedig. 
 Ruleless, Robl-les, a. beig wid'st rctil. 
 Ruler. RAI-er, ;/. wun hoi roolz; a guvernor; — an 
 
 iiisuajment fer dreig Ijiiz; a rool. 
 Ruling, RJjl-ig, pp. a. guvernig; predominant; 
 
 prevalig; prevalent. 
 RuLY, Rtb-li, a. muderat; kwjet; erderli. 
 Rum. Rum,+ n. a kwer, old-fa jond person, par- 
 
 tikyqlarli a pqrson; — a kind ov spirityi^us likor 
 
 distild from molasez. 
 Rum, Rum,+ a. old-fajond; od; kwer. 
 Rumble, Kdm-bl, r. i. tu mak a hors, hevi, lo, 
 
 ki.ntinyqd nffz er s-snd, az a bodi moDvig over a 
 
 ruf surfas. [biz. 
 
 RuMBLER, Rdm-bler, ii. de person er tig dat rum- 
 Rumbling, Rum-blig, h.q hors, lo,kontinyii,dnerz. 
 RuMBOUGE, Rum-btbj, )i. Se {Harniuose.} 
 Rumen. Rd)-men, ji. [L.] {Anat.} de penq, er ferst 
 
 kaviti ov de kompleks stumak, ov a roominant 
 
 kwodrooped.
 
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 RuMEX. Rifc-mckB, n. [L.] {Bt4.) a jcnus ov plants. 
 
 Ku'MiNA.NT, Kofmi-naut, n. huvig de prupcrti uv 
 i;Hi|) (le kud. [kud. 
 
 Rl'mi.sa.nt, ICi)-iiii-nant, n. an animal dat qtiz de 
 
 Kl'MInan'TIA, Kii)-mi-nanji-u, u. y//. {Zx'I.) a 
 kii^ <iv iiiiiuiiilz bwi(j roQiuinat ur (jt^ de kud. 
 
 Ruminate, litii-uii-nut, r. 2. tu 91], de kud az an 
 animal: -tu uiiiz: tu tigk ageu and agen. 
 
 Rl'MI.'<at£, IiJ)-mi-nat, r. t. tu (jn over agen; tu 
 miiz >'U: tu medttHt over and uvt-r agcn. 
 
 Rlminateu, Itii>-mi-i)at-ed, a. {Bat.) perst bj nq- 
 uerud [jcTluraJuaz; f ul ov ^afi matvr, Ijk a uut- 
 mog. 
 
 Rlmination, IfiD-mi-na-Jon, n. de akt ov nfimi- 
 utiti|]: mediiajun. [a tiokcr. 
 
 Rl'MisATOR, Ittbmi-na-tor, n. wun hoa roimiuatti; 
 
 Rl'MMagk, lidm-aj,^ t-. t. tu serq amug meni ti{)z 
 bj lurmo dem over; tu serq: tu egzamin. 
 
 RtuMAUi:, Kum-aj4 v. i. tu serq plasuz. 
 
 Rlmmaue, Kdm-aj,^ n. s^r^; de akt ov tumblig 
 t.i)Z iitiiit. 
 
 RuiiMAGEE, Rdm-aj-er4 n. wun ha> rdmajez. 
 
 Rumor. I<a> mor, n. fljig er p6pyi],lur reinJrt; kur- 
 enc lier^; fam. Ilat: tu brOit. 
 
 RuMoa, l{a>-mur, v. t. tu report abrod; tu serki),- 
 
 RuMORtE. lW)-m'ir-er, n. reporter; spreder ov miz. 
 
 Rump, Kump, n. At end uv de bakbon or bests; 
 de butok^i — de fag end ov a tig hwi^ la:its lug* 
 ger dan de budi. 
 
 Rumple, Kdm-pl, n. a puker: a rigkl; a krumpl. 
 
 Rumple, Kdm-pl, r. t. tu di^rdur bj rumplz: 
 tu KruJ tugeder It ov Jap. 
 
 RuMPLFSS. Kdmp-led, a. havig no rump. 
 
 Rumpus, Kdm-pus.f n. a rjot; a kwurel; koofq^on; 
 u gnii utfz; distdrban^. 
 
 Ru.v, Run, r. i. [i. ran, ps. runig, ran.] tu mcBv 
 ewil'tii: tu mak bast; tu pas wid kwik jias; 
 tu mtDv in a buri; tu pas; tu gu awA; tu go 
 forward; tu prosed: tu fie; tu huv a kors 
 er kureuji; tu flo; tu emit: tu let flo; tu 
 melt; tu be likwid; tu lek ist; tu dis<^4rj: tu 
 pas; tu prosed;— tu flo az periodz or meter: 
 tu hav a ka<lens; az, "3e Ijnz run smj)d- i 
 li;" — tu hav a legal kors: tu be prakiist: tu I 
 hav a kors in eni direkjoii; tu pas iu tot er speq: 
 tu be menjond kdrsorili or in fn wurdz:— tu ! 
 hav a k<iatiiiyi|,al tenor ov eni kjnd; tu hav re- ' 
 sepjon, 8ukse.<, er kontinyqans; az, "He pamllet I 
 ran mu<j amug de pepl;" — tu go on bj a suksej- i 
 on ov p^rts; lu be jenerali resevd: tu huv u ! 
 tnik or kors; tu mak a gradyq^al progres: tu be 
 predominant; — tu eksern pus or mater. Tu run 
 aJ'Ur, tu serq for; tu endevor at. T\d run a<iH 
 u>id, tu kari of: tu adopt hastili; tu huri. Tu 
 run in wid, tu komplj. Tu run m,, tu be kon- 
 tiuynd: tu kuniinyn, de sam kors. Tu run uitr, 
 tu uverflo; lu rekiint kursurili: tu k<>n-^ider 
 kursorili: tu run troo. Tu run fit, lu be at an 
 end; tu spred egzynberantli; tu be wasted er 
 egz-Mied. 
 
 Ru.M, Run, B. t. tu pers; tu stab: tu furs; tu driv: 
 tu melt; tu fi|z. tu inkdr; tu fol inlu: tu ven't- 
 yi^r: tu haiard: tu imjport or ek.Mtjrt wiii-st 
 dilli: lu puj. tu direkt and form. T^j ran d n. 
 tu <jas tu wtriiies: lu kruj: tu overb^r: tu re- 
 prwij. 7^1 run ill, {I'rintiiuf,) tu plas de karij 
 wid de torm uv tj|i!<, soaz luobtanan imprejun. 
 Ttd run 'it, tu wiadre de karij after an imprej<m. 
 
 Run, Kun, '•. de akt ov runig: kors; mojon; flo: 
 kadeiis; prunes: wa; wil: stat er kundijun: 1 g 
 iTsep/on: koniinyncl suks«.-<;— kUmor: |>6pynlar 
 souJur; - u sm il sirem ov runig wi»tor. i^Auut.) 
 de hjuder (iqrt ov a Jips boUim; ite di-itaus u Jip 
 I111Z s.(ld. At or in dr Inj run, in de f jnal reidlt. 
 
 Ru.vAGATE, Kdu-a-gat, n. u fiuiiiv; apoatat; a 
 reue^dd. 
 
 Runaway, Rdn-a-wa, n. wun hd) fljz from danjer; 
 
 wuu hoj dep«irts bj stelt; u dezerter; a fi\jitiv. 
 RUNCINATE, Rdn-si-nat, a. {BU.) huk-bakt; s»- 
 
 Japt. 
 KuNULE, Rdn-dl, »i. a litl rsnd: a step or a lader; 
 
 a iwritrukium: sumtig put rvnd an aksis. 
 Ru.VDLET, Rund-let, 11. u kask for likorx from 3 
 
 tu 'M galonz; — a smol barel: a runlet. 
 Rune, Itin, n. de Rjjnik karaktcr, or leter. 
 Ku.NO, Rug, «'. and />. from liiij. .Se {liim/.y 
 Runic, R<f)'nik, a. retatig tu de Got;', Skandina- 
 
 vianz, and uder najonz ov an/ent Vqrup, or d%r 
 
 laggwaj. 
 Runic. liob-nik, n. de laggwaj ov de Gots, Skan- 
 
 ditiavianz, and uder anjent nordern najonz. 
 Runlet, Rdn-let, n. a meji^r ov wjn, 9l,dts., kon- 
 
 laiiig 18)^ galonz; — a litl run or strem ov woter. 
 
 i^e iHuiidlet.) [wir. 
 
 RuN-MAN, Kdn-man, n. a runawa from a Jip ot 
 Runnel, Rdn-el, n. a rivy^Iet; a smol bruk; a 
 
 run. 
 Runner, Rdn-er, n. wun hco runz; dat hwiq runz; 
 
 a raser; a mesenjer; — a plant or stem dat rum 
 
 on de grTsnd; a sprig; — a siggl ma>vabl puli: a 
 
 rop; — de uper or moivig ston in a mil;— a herd. 
 RuNNET, Rdn-et, n. de prep4rd iner membran ov 
 
 a kqfs stumak, yiizd for koagyi^latig milk, and 
 
 konvertig it intu kurd and hwa; — ritn elso 
 
 {He/inet ) 
 Running, Rdn-ig, a. kept for At ras; ma>vig 
 
 swifili: floig. — liunii) till, a tjtl ov a buk, kon- 
 
 tinyn,d from paj tu jjbj, on de top. 
 Running, Rdn-ig, n. At akt ov miAvig on wid 
 
 seleriti; — disijqrj ov a woDnd or sor. 
 Running FIGHT, Rdn-ig-fjt, n. an akjon er ball 
 
 in hw.<j lie eiiemi endevorz lu cskap. 
 I{uNNiNG RIGGING, Ruu-ig-rig-ig, 11. {Xaut.) dat 
 
 I>orji»n (iv u Jii>s rigig hwiq pasez troj de bloks, 
 
 tu dilat, kontrakt, er travers At salz. 
 RUNSION, Run-yon, n. a peltri re^. 
 Runt. Runt, n. a smel, er stunted animal; a smel 
 
 \Ve!J kx: Q hefer. 
 Rupee, I{a)-pe, n. an fst Indian silver kern, wurl 
 
 ab'si yoy. sents, do diferig in diferent i»qrls. 
 RuPTiON, Kdp-Jon,* n. brecj; a ruptynr; a di3- 
 
 rui.jnn. 
 Rupture, Rdpt-ytir, n. de akt or brakig: de stat 
 
 <'V beig bruku: — a brc(j ov pc^; opn hostiliti: — 
 
 fraklynr: de burstig ov sumtig pertanig tu de 
 
 budi. iiz, an intestin: hernia. 
 Rupture, Rupt-ynr, r. t. tu brak; tu burst; ta 
 
 suter di-;ru|)jou. 
 Rupture wort, Rdpt-ynr-wurt, n. a Jrubi plant. 
 Rural, lui-ral, a. relatig tu. egzistig in, or befit- 
 
 ig Ue kuiitri: pastoral: rustik; kuntri. — Jiatral 
 
 ikijnuini, inunajment ov landed properti: agri- 
 
 kultynr. 
 Rural-Deanerv, RJ)-ral-Uen-er-i, n, {England) 
 
 a subdivision ov an qr<^dekonri. — Hcaral drm, 
 
 an order n'8 elmost eksligkt, had de k^r and in- 
 
 spckjon ov distrikts, n'8 kold dtn-eriz. 
 KuRALi.ST, R^-ral-ist, n. wun hiD ledz a nijnU Ijf. 
 I^RALITV, liaj-ral-i-ti, >i. roiralnes. 
 UuRALLY. Rit>-ral-i, ad. in a riDral manor. [ml. 
 liURAL.NESS, liifi-ral-nes, n. At kwuliti ov beig riD- 
 KusE. Kd)z, n. qrtifis: slratajem: Irik; frod: deset. 
 KuiiE DE GUERRE, litDz de g^r, [/V.] trik or 
 
 wor: 11 ^trataJem. 
 Rush, RuJ, n. a plant ov meni spcjrz, wid a log 
 
 stein or stok, groig plentifuli in wet plasez: de 
 
 fl'Kerig ruj, a band.-um hfrbajus plant:— eni tig 
 
 proverbiali wurtle^i; — violent kurs; a drivig far* 
 
 ward: a strugl. 
 Rush. RuJ, r. i. tu mot)V wid vjolens or tqmdlt- 
 
 yiliis rapiditi; tu enter wid egernes; tu buri ar 
 
 drjv forward.
 
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 Rush, RuJ, v. f. tia puj ferward wid vjolens. 
 RusHBEARiNG, RuJ-bitr-ir), n. a nam, in sum pqrts 
 
 ov Iijgland, for a kuntri wak. [ov rujez. 
 
 RuSHBOTTOMED. KiiJ-bot-omd, a. havii) a botom 
 Rush-candle, RuJ-kan-dl, n. a smel, blirjkig ta- 
 per, mad bi dipiij a ruj in talo. 
 Rushed, Rujt, a. ab-sndiij wid ruJez. 
 Rusher, RiiJ-er, n. wun hoo ruJez. 
 Rush-grass, RiiJ-gras, ». a sert ov kors gras. 
 RusHiNESS, RuJ-i-nes, n. de stat ov bsiij ful ov 
 
 ruJez. 
 Rushing. RiiJ-ii), n. de akt ov mdovig wid vjolens. 
 Rushlight, RuJ-ljt, n. a ruj-kandl, or de lit ov 
 
 it; a smel taper. [potent. 
 
 , Rushlike, RiiJ-Uk, a. rezemblii) a ruJ; wek; im- 
 RuSHMAT, RiiJ-m'at, n. a mat kompozd ov ruJez. 
 Rushy. RiiJ-i, a. ab-sndiij wid ruJez; mad ovrujez. 
 Rusk, Rusk, /i. a Ijt, hqrd kak, er bred. 
 RusMA, Riiz-ma, ji. a depilatori yi^zd bj TurkiJ 
 
 wimen. 
 Russ, Rus, n. a Roojan. — a. RoDjan. 
 Russet, Rus-et, a. redijli br-»n; de kulor ov aplz 
 
 keld riisetiijs; gra; kors; homspun; rustik. 
 Russet, Rus-et, n. kuntri dres; — rusetiij, an apl. 
 Russet, Riis-et, v. t. tia giv de ruset kulor tia. 
 Russeting, Riis-et-iij, n. an apl, ov several varje- 
 
 tiz, haviij a ruf skin, and komonli ov a br-snij, 
 
 rusti kulor. [br-sn. 
 
 RussETY, Rus-et-i, a. ov a ruset kulor; redijli 
 Russian, Rtf)-Jan, er RiiJ-an, n. a nativ ov RtDjia. 
 Russian, Ri6-Jan, er RuJ-an, a. rtlatiij tia Riujia. 
 Rust, Rust, n. a redij krust, er peroksid, f-snd on 
 
 de surfas ov jurn hwen ekspozd tia merstyi|r: de 
 
 tqrnijt or koroded surfas ov eni metal; f^jl mater 
 
 kolekted; — los ov piser bj inaktiviti. 
 Bust, Rust, v. i. tu bekum rusti; tia gader rust; 
 
 tia hav de surfas tqrnijt er koroded; tu dejen- 
 
 erat in er bj jdlnes. [tiviti. 
 
 Rust, Rust, v. t. tia mak rusti; tia imp4r bj inak- 
 RusTic, Riis-tik, a. relatiij tu de kuntri; r(JDral: 
 
 kuntri; — wontii) poljtnes er siviliti; ruf; rcod; 
 
 unlet; inelegant; qrtles; — onest; simpl; plan; un- 
 
 adornd. — {Arch.} notig a rmd sert ov masonri. 
 Rustic, Rus-tik, n. an inhabitant ov de kuntri; 
 
 a klisn; a swan; — a rttid sert ov masonri, in imi- 
 
 tajon ov simpl natyi],r. 
 Rustical, Riis-ti-kal, a. relatii) tu de kuntri; 
 
 rcDd; rustik. 
 Rustically, Rus-ti-kal-i, ad. in a rustik maner; 
 
 roodli. 
 Rusticalness, Rus-ti-kal-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beiij ru-stik; rttjdnes. 
 Rusticate, Rus-ti-kat, v. t. ta banij intm de 
 
 kuntri; tu baniJ for a tjm from kolej. [tri. 
 
 Rusticate, Rus-ti-kat, v. i. tu rezjd in de kun- 
 RuSTiCATiON, Rus-ti-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov rdsti- 
 
 katii); de stat ov beiij rustikated; a rezidens in 
 
 de kuntri; a temporari banijment from kolej. 
 
 Rusticity, Rus-tis-i-ti, w. de stat ov beig rustikj 
 
 wont ov polij er ref jnment; qrtlesnes; rcodnes. 
 RuSTiCLY, Riis-tik-li, ad. in a rustik maner. 
 RusTiLY, Riis-ti-li, ad. in a rusti stat. 
 RusTiNESS, Riis-ti-nes, n. de stat ov beii) rusti. 
 Rustle, Riis-1, v. i. tu mak a nerz, az bj de rubig 
 
 ov silk or drj levz; tu mak a lo, kontinyq,d rati. 
 Rustle, Rus-1, u. de nffz ov tigz Jakn; a ruslig. 
 Rustler, Rus-ler, n. wun hoo ruslz. 
 Rustli.s'g, liiis-lii), n. a nuz, az ov levz in mojon. 
 Rusty, Rus-ti, a. kuverd wid rust; infekted wid 
 
 rust: rusted; — imp4rd bj inaktiviti; surli; mor^s. 
 Rut, Rut, n. de trak mad in de ert bj a hwel; — 
 
 — kopyqlajon, az ov der. [Jsp- 
 
 Rut, Rut, v. i. tu lust or kopynlat, az a der er 
 Rut, Rut, v. t. tu kut a Ijn in de sffl wid a spad", 
 
 tu mqrk wid ruts; tu kuver; tu tup. 
 Ruta-baga, Ra)-tu-ba-gQ, n. a vejetabl rcDt ov de 
 
 turnip kjnd; de SwediJ turnip. 
 Ruth, Riut,* n. mersi; piti; tendernes; soro. 
 Ruthful, IM)t-f lal, a. mersiful: tender; soroful. 
 RuTHFULLY, Rif)t-ful-i, ad. wofuli; sadli; soro- 
 
 fuli. [barus. 
 
 Ruthle.ss, Rtfit-les, a. krcDel; unkompajonat; bqr- 
 Ruthlessly, Rcbt-les-li, ad. widst piti; krooeli; 
 
 bqrbarusli. [elti. 
 
 RuTHLESSNESS, R(jE)t-les-nes, w. wont ov piti; kr®- 
 RuTiDOSis, RiD-ti -do-sis, «. {Afed.} a dizez ov de 
 
 j, in hwiq de kernea aperz Jrui)k and pukerd. 
 RuTiLAXT, Ra)-ti-lant,* a. Jiniij. [brjt. 
 
 RuTiLATE, R<f)-ti-lat,* V. i. and t. tu Jjn; tu mak 
 RuTiLiTE, R<f)-ti-ljt, n. {Mia.) nativ oksid ov ti- 
 tanium. 
 RuTTER, Rdt-er, n. wun dat ruts; — *a hers-soljer; 
 
 a tra>i)cr. 
 RuTTER-KiN, Riit-er-kin,* «. a krafti old nav. 
 RuTTiER, Rut-i-er,* n. a direkjon fer de r-st er 
 
 kors bj land er se; an old traveler; an eksperienst 
 
 soljer. 
 RuTTiSH, Riit-iJ, a. wonton; libidinus; — ruti. 
 RuTTiSHNESS, Riit-iJ-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 rutij. 
 RuTTLE, Riit-l,* n. rati in de trot. 
 RuTTY, Riit-i, a. ful ov ruts; kut bj hwelz. 
 Ryacolite, Rj-ak-o-ljt, n. {Min.} a nam ov glasi 
 
 felspqr. 
 Ryder, Rj-dcr, n. a klez aded. Se {Rider.} 
 Rye, Rj, n. a spejez ov gran er bred-kern, korser 
 
 dan hwet, tu hwiq it iz de nerest aljd; — a dizez 
 
 in a hok. 
 Rye-bread, Rj-bred, n. bred mad ov rj. 
 Rye-grass, Rj-gras, n. a kors kjnd ov gras; — keld 
 
 olso ra gras. [berd. 
 
 Rynchops, Rin-qops, n. an akwatik, palmiped 
 Rynd, Rind, n. a pes ov jurn dat goz akros de 
 
 hoi in an uper mil-ston. 
 Ryot, Rj-ot, n. [Jndia] a pezant; a kdltivator ov 
 
 de serl; a fqrmer. 
 
 s. 
 
 SE, a hwisperd kontinyq,ant, ab-sndz mor, in 
 , Ii)gliJ, dan eni uder konsonant. It haz tCD 
 S'sndz; ferst, its jenyi|in sibilant er hisii) s^sud, 
 as in set, sun; sekundli, de kognat S'snd ov z, 
 hwiq it ofn haz in de midl, and at de end ov 
 wurdz, az in {ivise, has.} — Az an abreviajon, ^' 
 standz fer sst, soi'irti, filiij, &s. 
 Sabadilla, Sab-a-dil-a, w. {Bot.} a. plant from 
 hwiq veratria iz obtand. 
 
 Sabadillate, Sab-a-dil-at, n. a selt fermd bj a 
 
 kombinajon ov sabadilik asid wid a salif jabl bas. 
 Sabadilline, Sab-a-dil-in, n. a pekqlyar kris- 
 
 tal jn substans, ekstrakted from de rcot ov de sab- 
 
 adila. 
 Sab^an, Sa-be-an, n. sam az Salian. Se {Sa- 
 
 lian.} 
 Sab^anism, Sa-be-an-iz-m, n. sam az Sahaizm 
 
 and Sabianizm.
 
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 Sabaism, Sii-ba-iz-rn, n. a si.^tcm ov rclijon, hwiq 
 anjuiitti jtrevald in Arabia and Mc-ojiotamia. 
 li woz wiin ov de erliest and f-imple.«t formz ov 
 idiilatri: eiubrHsij) At dol«trin ov de ytiniti ov de 
 briti, tu;;eder wid udorajon ovdcsun, mean, and 
 6U\\i: Sabianizin. 
 
 Babaotb, Sa-ba-ot, or Siib-a-of), n. [Ileh.^ hosts; 
 qruii/.:— yiiz<l az a designajon ov de Glmjti; "de 
 Ji.iril ov Saharit." 
 
 Sabbataeian, Siib-a-ta-ri-an, n. wun hcD nbzervz 
 de seviit da ov de wek, inrsted ov de ferst; — 
 wun hot) obzerrz de Sabat wid grat striktnes. 
 
 Sabbatauian, Sab-a-ta-ri-an, a. ov or bel6{)ij) 
 tu Siibatarianz. [et-s ov Sabatarianz. 
 
 Sabbatariaxism, Sab-a-ta-ri-an-iz-m,«. de ten- 
 
 Sabbatu, Sab-at, n. literali, rest; tjin ov rest; — 
 de du ov sesajon from labor, kotisckrated tu re- 
 lijus wurjip, cnjtfnd uijon, and obzervd bj de 
 Jij^z on de sevut da ov de wek, bckoz '"in siks 
 daz God kreated de hevnz and de ert, and rested 
 on de scvnt da," and olso in komcmora/on ov 
 d^r deliverans from Fjipjan bondaj, from hwiq 
 d^r sevnt da woz dated;— but de Krittyan Sahat 
 iz obzervd on de ferst da ov de wek, in komem- 
 oraj'in ov de rczurekjon ov Krjst on dat da. 
 
 Sabbath-bekakke, Sab-at-brak-er, n. a vjolator 
 ov dr Sabat. [Jon ov de Sabat. 
 
 Sabbatic-beeaking, Sab-at-brak-ir), ;*. vjola- 
 
 Sabbatio, Sa-bat-ik, ) a. rezemblifl de Sab- 
 
 Sabbatical, Sa-biit-i-kal, i at; beloyii) tu de 
 Sabat. [at: rest. 
 
 Sabbatisu, Sab-a-tiz-m.n. obzervans ov de Sab- 
 
 Sabian, Sa-bi-an, n. wun ov a sekt ov jdolaterz 
 lutjr anjent dan Mozez, ha> belevd in wun God, 
 and pad udorajon tu de sun, mcDn, and stqrz, er 
 tu anjelz hit) wer .«upijzd tu rezjd in dem, and 
 guvern de wurld under God; kf»ld elso {fSuhcean;} 
 — wun ov an erli Kristyan sekt. [Sabianz. 
 
 Sabianism, Sa-bi-an-iz-m, n. de doktrin ov de 
 
 Sabine, Sab-in, n. a plant er Jrub: savin. 
 
 Sable, Sa-bl, n. a smol kwodrcoped ov de wezl 
 kjnd, alid tu de raqrten-kat, selebrated for its 
 fur: de fur ov de sabl: fur. 
 
 Sable, Sa-bl, a. {Her.} blak. [er dizmal. 
 
 Sable, Sa-bl, c. t. tu dqrkn; tu mak blak, sad. 
 
 Sable-mouse, Sa-bl-m'ss, ». a nam apljd tu a 
 kind ov m's? in de nort ov Yi^rup. [er lop vest. 
 
 Sab'le-stoled, Sfi-bl-stold, a. w^rig a sabl stol 
 
 Sabliere, Sab-Ii-iir, n. [Fr.] a sand er gravel 
 pit. — {Arch.) a pes ov timber az log, but not so 
 tik, az a bem. 
 
 Sabot, Sq-bo, n. [Fr.] a sert ov wudn Joo. 
 
 Sabee. Sa-ber, ii. Q kjnd ov sord, wid a bred, 
 hcvi blad, falkated er kruked toardz de pent; a 
 fiiineter: a falqon. 
 
 Sabre, Sii-ber, r. (. tu strjk wid a saber. 
 
 Sabulositt, Sab-yti-16s-i-ti,n. gTitine3;sandines. 
 
 Sabi'LOL'S, Sab-yq-lus, a. griti; sandi. 
 
 Sac, Sak, ». in natyqnvl histori, a bag; a p-sq: a 
 reseptakl.— (Aa«') wun ov de anjent privilejez 
 ov de lard ov a manor. Se (•'sJ'c.) 
 
 Saccade, Sak-ad, n. [Fr.] an old term, in hers- 
 maiitip, for a jerk wid de bridal. 
 
 Saccate, Sak-at, a. {But. and Anat.) fermd Ijk 
 a sak or bag. 
 
 Sacchaeic, Sa-kar-ik, a. {Chem.) notig an asid 
 olntiiul from Jugar. [Jwgar. 
 
 SACCHARirEROCS, Sak-a-rif-er-us, a. prod^eig 
 
 Sacchaeine, Sak-a-qn, or Sak-a-rin, a. havig 
 de in^'t or uder kwolitiz ov Jugar; swet. 
 
 Sacchaeize, S.ik-a-rjz, r. t. tu form intu Jugar. 
 
 SaC('Haeoid, Sak-a-r«rd, a. {ilin.) rez^mblii) de 
 tek-itynr ov lof-Jugar. [Jugar. 
 
 Saccharoid. Sak-a-rffd, n. a stun rcz^mblig lof- 
 
 Saccharoidal. Sak-a-rtfd-al, a. rcz^mblig Jug- 
 ar. er a luf ov Jugar; de sam az sakarvd. 
 
 .Sacchaeometer, Sak-a-rom-e-ter, n. an instrtb- 
 ment for aii-rtauiQ de stregfc ov wurts, and de 
 riqnes ov sakarjn subslansez. 
 
 Saccholactic, Sak-o hik-tik, a. {Ohem.) notig 
 an asid obtand from de Jugar ov milk. 
 
 Saccuolate, Sak-o-lnt, n. a solt formd ov sako- 
 h'lktik asid and a has. 
 
 Saceedotal, S;is-er-d6-tal, a. belogig tu de 
 presthud or a prest; prestli. 
 
 Saceedotally, iBas-er-do-tal-i, ad. in a saser- 
 dutal luancr. [*•■') 
 
 Sachel, Saq-el, n. a smol sak or bag. Se {Satch- 
 
 J^ACHEM, Sii-qem, ii. an Amcrikan Indian qef er 
 prins: a qef ov a trjb. [a saqem. 
 
 Sachemdom, Sa-qem-dom, n. de jq,ri.sdikJon ov 
 
 Sacuemship, Sa-qem-Jip, n. de ofis or jt^risdik- 
 Jon ov a saqeni. 
 
 Sack, Sak, ;«. a bag; a pisq; komonii a Iqrj bag; 
 de mc.^qr ov tre bujclz:— a lots rob, formerli 
 Worn bj wimen;— de sakig ov a t'sn; sterm or 
 pilaj ova trn: plunder: — Kanari win; Jeri wjn. 
 ae tak ov Zaksper iz belevd tu be hwot iz mi 
 koldye-w. It iz kold bj Folstaf Strizsak, dat iz, 
 sak from {Xcrts.) 
 
 Sack, Sak, c. t. tu put intu saks er bagz; — tu 
 lak bj storm: tu pilaj; tu plunder;— Jtu dismis, 
 az a luver or a wurkman. [derig. 
 
 Sackage, .S:ik-nj, n. de akt ov sakig or plun- 
 
 ."^ackbut, S:ik-but, n. a wind instiMjinent ov de 
 tiuiupet spejez; de trombon ov de Italyanz. 
 
 Sackcloth, Sak-klut, ii. klot ov hwiq s:iks qr 
 mad: kors, ruf klot, sumtjmz worn in mortifi- 
 kojon. 
 
 Sackclothed, Sak-klodd, a. w^rig sakklot. 
 
 .Sackee. Sak-er, n. wun hiB saks a t'sn. 
 
 .Sackful, Sak-ful, n. az muq az a sak wil hold. 
 
 Sacking, S:ik-ig. «. de akt ov plunderig a fsn; — 
 kors klot, fasnd tu a bedsted, and suportig de 
 bed; klot ov hwiq saks qr mad. [milk, sak. As. 
 
 Sack-posset, Sak-p6s-et, n. a poset mad ov 
 
 Saceamext, Sak-ra-ment, n. de militari ot takn 
 bj a Roman soljer. — {TheuL} a relijus rjt er 
 sercraoni; an 'stward and vizibl sjn ov an in- 
 ward and spirityqal gras; de yq^karist; de Lords 
 super. Amiig PnteitanU, A?^r qr t<D sakraraents, 
 namli, baptizm and de j-qkarist er Ijordz super; 
 — amiig Kdfolikii, sevn, namli, baptizm, konfer- 
 majun, yqkarist, penans, erderz, matrimoni, and 
 ekstrein uijkjon. 
 
 Saceamental, Sak-ra-m(5nt-al, a. relatig tu a 
 sakrament: partakig ov de natyi^r ov a sakra- 
 ment: sakredli bjndig. 
 
 Saceamental, Sak-ra-ment-al, n. sumtig havig 
 de natyqr ov a sakniment. 
 
 Saceamentallt, Sak-ra-ment-al-i, a<f. of ter de 
 maner ov u sakrament. 
 
 Saceamextariax, Sak-ra-men-ta-ri-an, n. wan 
 hO) diferz in opinyon, az tu de sakraments, from 
 de Roman Katoliks; apljd bj dem reproqfuli 
 tu Protestants. 
 
 Saceamextaey, Sak-ra-ment-a-ri, n. a sakra- 
 menial pr^er-buk: a saknimentarian. 
 
 Saceamextaey, Sak-ra-ment-a-ri, a. relatig tu 
 
 de sakmraentarianz or sakraments*. 
 Saceate, Sii-krat,* v. t. tu konsekrat. 
 Saceed, Sa-kred, a. imediatli relatig tu God; 
 divjn; devoted tu relijus yqsez: holi; dedikat- 
 ed; konsekrated; relatig tu relijon; relatig tu 
 de Skriptyqrz; not profan; not sekyqlar: v^n- 
 erabl: invjolabl. [invjolabli. 
 
 Sacbeply, Sa-kred-li, ad. in a sakred maner; 
 Saceedxess, Sa-kred-nes, n. de stat ov beig sa- 
 kred; sagktiti. 
 Saceikic, Sa-krif-ik, ) a. emplffd or yqtd in 
 
 Sacbifical, Sa.-krif-i-kal,* i sakrifj^. rifjid. 
 
 Saceificable, Sa-krif-i-ka-bl,* a. dat ma be sak-
 
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 Sacrificant, Sa-krif-i-kant,* ) n. a sakri- 
 Saceificator, Sak-ri-fi-ka-tor,* ) fjzer. 
 Sacrificatory, Sa-krif-i-ka-to-ri, a. ofcrig sak- 
 
 ritjs. 
 Sacrifice, Sak-ri-f jz, v. t. tu. ofer tu Hevn; tu 
 
 iiiiwlat az an atonment er propijiajon: tu dsstrff 
 
 er giv up fer de sak ov sumtij) els; tui destrff, tu 
 
 kil: tu devQt wid los. 
 Sacrifice, Sak-ri-fjz, v. i. tu ofer sakrifjs. 
 Sacrifice, Sak-ri-tjs, n. de akt ov sakrifjzig: 
 
 dat hwiq iz sakrifjzd; an oferir) mad tu (rud: 
 
 eni tig givn up fer sumtig els demd ov les valyq,; 
 
 eni til) dsstrffd. 
 Sacrificer, Sak-ri-fjz-er, n. wun hcD sakrifjzez. 
 Sacrificial, Sak-ri-fij-al, a. rslatii) tu sakrifjs; 
 
 inkh^ded in sakrifjs; performig sakrifjs. 
 Sacrilege, Sak-ri-lej, n. A.t krjm ov apropriatii) 
 
 tu wuuz self, er tu sekyi^lar yi^.s, hwot iz de- 
 voted tu rslijon; de krjm ov vjolatig er profan- 
 
 ifl tiflz sakred. Se {Savramerd.') 
 Sacrilegious, Sak-ri-Ie-jus, a. relatig tu, er 
 
 imi'ljiii, sakrilej; vjolatii) tigz sakred. 
 Sacrilegiously, Sak-ri-ie-jus-Ii, ad. vrid sak- 
 rilej. 
 Sacrilegiousness, Sak-ri-le-jus-nes, n. sakrilej. 
 Saceilegist, 8ak-ri-lE-jist, n. wun hot) komits 
 
 sakrilej. [de host. 
 
 Sacring-bell, Sa-krig-bel, n. a bel rui) befor 
 Sacrist, Sa-krist, n. a. sekston; a sakristan. 
 Sacristan, Sak-ris-tan, n. wun hoo haz de k^r 
 
 ov at veselz and muovablz ov a qurq; a vestri- 
 
 keper; a sekston. 
 Sacristy, Sak-ris-ti, n. an apqrtment in a qurq 
 
 fer kepig de sakred yn,tensilz; a vestri-rCDm. 
 Sad, Sad, a. ful ov gref; soroful; glcomi; hevi: 
 
 melankoli; dul; murnful; deprest; qerles; kalam- 
 
 itus; afliktir; — in burlesk, bad; veksajus; trubl- 
 
 sum: inkonvenyent. 
 Sadden, Sad-n, v. t. tu mak sad; tu mak soro- 
 
 f ul, melankoli, er glcomi. 
 Sadden, 8ad-n, v. i. tu bekdm sad. 
 Sadder, Sad-er, n. a. sumari ov de Zendavesta 
 
 ill Perjan. 
 Saddle, Sad-1, n. de set hwiq iz put upon a hers, 
 
 fer de akomodajon ov de rjder; sumtig Ijk a 
 
 sadl. 
 Saddle, Sad-1, v. t. tu kuver er furnij wid a 
 
 sadl; tu lod: tu burdn. 
 Saddle BACKED, Sad-1-bakt, a. lo in ds bak, 
 
 wia an elevated bed and nek, az a hers. 
 Saddlebags. Sad-1-bagz, n.^A. ledern bagz kar- 
 
 id uij herrbak. 
 Saddlebow, Sad-l-bo, n. de qrq at de uper pqrt 
 
 ov at badl, hwic iz tu fit de hersez bak. 
 Saddle-cloth, bad-1-klot, «. a klot fer a sadl. 
 Saddle MAKER, Sad-1-mak-er, n. wun ho maks 
 
 sadlz. [sadlz. 
 
 Saddler, Sad-ler, n. wun hiDz trad iz tu mak 
 Saddlery, Sad-ler-i, 7t.. de manyn,faktyn,r ov 
 
 sadiz; materialz fer makig sadlz. 
 Saddle-tree, Sad-1-tre, n. de fram ova sadl. 
 Sadducean, Sad-yq,-se-an, a. relatig tu de Sad- 
 
 Sadducee, Sad-yr(,-se, n. \_Heb.'] wun ov an an- 
 Jeiii sekt amug de Ji^z, boo denjd de rezurekjon 
 ov de ded, and de egzistens ov anjelz and si^irits. 
 
 Sadducism, Sad-yq^-siz-m, n. de tenets ov de 
 .•>;i(iyi|sez. [Sady^sez. 
 
 Sadducize, Sad-yi^-sjz, v. i. tu konform tu de 
 
 Sad EYED, Sad-jd, a. havig a sad k-sntenans. 
 
 Sadly, 8ad-Ii, ad. wid sadnes; sorofuli: morn- 
 fuli. [fulnes. 
 
 Sadness. Sad-nes, n. de stat ov beig sad: soio- 
 
 Sake, naf, a. fre from danjer, hurt, er inji^ri; se- 
 ki),r;— trusti; trustwurdi; — repozited 'St ov de 
 jj'ser ov dffiig bqriu. 
 
 Safe, Saf, n. a plas ov safti; a plas fer repozitig 
 
 tigz hw^r da wil be sekq,r from f jr, from insekts, 
 
 &s.:— Q buteri. 
 Safe-conduct, Saf-kon-dukt, n. dat hwiq givi 
 
 a saf pasaj; a pas-worant; a konver; a gq,rd troo 
 
 an enemiz kuntri; a safgqrd. 
 Safeguard, Saf-gqrd, n. defens; protekjon; se- 
 
 kii,riti; konver: a gqrd trcD an interdikted rod 
 
 granted bj de pozesor; a pas; a worant tu pas; a 
 
 saf-kondukt; — an 'ster petikot worn bj wimen 
 
 on hersbak. 
 Safeguard, Saf-gqrd, v. t. tu gqrd; tu protekt. 
 Safe-keeping, Sat-kep-ig, n. de akt ov kepig 
 
 safli. [er hurt. 
 
 Safely, Saf-li, ad. in a saf maner; wid'st danjer 
 Safeness, Saf-nes, n. egzemjon from danjer; 
 
 safti. 
 Safe-pledge, Saf-plej, n. {Laid) sekt^riti givn 
 
 fer a manz aperans at a da asjnd. 
 Safety, Saf-ti, n. de stat ov beig saf; fredom 
 
 from danjer; egzemjon from injqri; sekn,riti. 
 Safety-lamp, Saf-ti-lamp, n. a lamp, invented 
 
 bj Ser H. Davi, hwiq iz so konstrukted az tu 
 
 burn wid-st danjer in an ekspkasiv atmosfer^az 
 
 in kol mjnz. 
 Safety-valve, Saf-ti-valv, n. a valv in a stem- 
 
 eiijin dat opnz 'stward from de berler. fasilitatig 
 
 de eskap ov stem, in erder tu gqrd agenst aksi- 
 
 dents bj At stem obtanig tdo hj a prejqr. 
 Safflow, Saf-lo, i n. an anyi|al plant; 
 
 Safflowee, Saf-l-5-er, i bastard safron, yq,zd 
 
 az a dj-stuf, and fer makig rcog. 
 Saffron, Saf-ron, er Saf-urn, n. a plant and 
 
 fl-ser; de prep4rd stigmata ov de fliserz, yii,zd in 
 
 m(-disin, konfekjoneri, <ts. [safron. 
 
 Saffron, Saf-ron, a. yelo; havig de kalor ov 
 Saffron, Saf-ron, v. t. tu tinj wid safron. 
 Saffron bastard, Saf-ron-bas-tard, n. a plant; 
 
 at s;ifl-ser. [safron. 
 
 Saffrony, Saf-ron-i, a. rezemblig er kontanig 
 Sag, Sag, v. i. tu sigk in de midl hwen suported 
 
 at bot endz, az a log pol; tu sigk d'sn bj its wat; 
 
 tu hag hevi, er on wun sjd; tu bend; tu fal; 
 
 tu swag. 
 Sag, Sag, I n. de stat er akt ov sigkig in 
 
 Sagging, Sag-ig, f de midl hwen suported at 
 
 bot endz, az a log pes ov timber. 
 Saga, Sa-gu, n. de jeneral nam ov doz anjent 
 
 kompozijonz, hwiq komprjz bot de histori and 
 
 mitoloji ov de nerdern Yqropean najonz. 
 Sagacious, Sa-ga-/us, a. kwik ov sent; kwik in 
 
 mental penetrajon; dizernig; akt^t; wjz; saj; 
 
 jqdijus. [er. 
 
 Sagaciously, Sa-ga-Jus-li, ad. in a sagajusman- 
 Sagaciousness, Sa-ga-Jus-nes, n. sagasiti. 
 Sagacity, Sa-gas-i-ti. n. de kwoliti ov beig sa- 
 
 gajus: penetrajon; kwik dizernment. 
 Sagamore. Sag-a-mor, n. de tjtl ov a qef er 
 
 rooler amtig sum ov de Amerikan trjbz ov Indi- 
 
 anz: a saqem: — a jqs yi^zd in medisin. 
 Sagapen. Sag-a-pen, ) n. a Perjan, 
 
 Sagapenum, Sag-a-pe-num, [Z.] i fetid gum- 
 
 rezin. 
 Sagar. Sa gar, n. a spejez ov anjent wepn. 
 Sagathy, Sag-a-ti, n. a kjnd ov serj: sljt wulen 
 
 stuf. [sorts. 
 
 Sage, Saj, n. a gqrden plant er erb, ov several 
 Sage, Saj, a. wjz; grav; proodent; sapient: saga- 
 Jus: dizernig. [wizdnm. 
 Sage. Saj, n. a filosofer; a man ov gr.iviti and 
 Sagely. Saj-li, ad. wjzli: proodentli; sagajusli. 
 SagenESS, Saj-nes, n. graviti: prcodens. 
 Sagerose, Saj-roz, n. a plant and fl'ser. 
 Sagger, S.ag-er, n. a kla yt],zd in makig de pots 
 
 ill bwiq ertenw^r iz bakt. Se pots qr keld sag' 
 
 erz er seyerz.
 
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 SAL 
 
 Saooino, Sag-in, ». At akt ov siokij) or hajjij) 
 
 (Ixii. {yaut.} de cirqi^) d'snwarjz ov de luidl 
 
 jiqrt ov de k£l and boioin ov u Jip. 
 Saoinate, Saj-i-nal,* t. t. tu pamper; tu glut; 
 
 tu tain. 
 Sagittal, Saj-i-tnl, a. bclooio tu an aro; — re- 
 
 zeuil>li|) an aru, az a sij^tyi^r ov de skul. 
 Saoittaeius. Saj-i-ta-ri-us, ;i. [L.\ de Sajitari, 
 
 or Hrijer; wun ov de sjnz ov de zudiak. 
 Saoittaby, 8aj-i-ta-ri, n. a sontijr; an animal 
 
 bi.(t man, hcif hors, qrmd wid a ha and kwivur: 
 
 an qrqer. 
 Saoittary, Saj-i-ta-ri, a. b£l6oij) tu an aro. 
 Sagittate, Saj-i-tat, a. {JJot.} rez^mblig de bed 
 
 ov au aiijent aru. 
 Sago, Sa-go. «. a spcjcz ov nq,trijus fekyn,la er 
 
 stqrc, ekstraktcd from de roits ov a spejez ov 
 
 Fst Indian pqm-tre, kold de *a</o-/>q;». 
 Sagoin. Sa-gtfn, n. {Z/'f.} an animal ov de je- 
 
 nu.i ><iinia; — kold elsu naqsin. 
 Sagl'M, Su-gum, n. [Z<.] de militari dres ov de 
 
 Kuiman majisirats and dignitariz; a klok fasnd 
 
 at de breit wid a klu^ip. 
 Sagy. Saj-i, a. ful ov saj; seznd wid saj. 
 Saulite, Sql-jt, n. {Min.) a var{eti ov ejjt from 
 
 Sweden. 
 Saic, ( 8a-ik, n. a TurkiJ merqant-vesel ov de 
 Saik, i Levant, havig but wun mast, and dat 
 
 veri bj. 
 Said, Sed, t. and p. from Sa; mcnjond; related; 
 
 afursed: dekl^rd: Ju)d. Se {Sai/.} 
 Saiga, Sa-ga, n. {Xnal.') a spejez ov antelop. 
 Sail, Sal, n. a surfas obtand bj kanvas, mat, or 
 
 uder material, bj de akjon ov de wind on hwiy, 
 
 hwun ekst6nded, (1 vcsel iz iniJDvd onwoter;— u 
 
 Jip; a vesel: a kidektiv wurd for a number ov 
 
 Jip-s: in dis sens it iz yi|,zd az a kulektiv n'su in 
 
 de plural number: az, u flet ov twenti *«/. — lu 
 
 puetri, wiflz. — Tiu atrilc sal, tu luer de sal: tu 
 
 abat pomp er sqperioriti. 
 Sail, Sal, v. i. in be mit)vd bj de wind wid salz: 
 
 tu pds bj se; tu swim; tu pas smcnali aloy. 
 Sail, Sal, v. i. tu pis bj menz ov salz: tu fij fcro). 
 Sailable, Sal-a-bl, a. navigabi; pasabl bj Jipij). 
 Sail bor.se, Sal-born, a. kurid bj salz. 
 Sail bruad, Sfil-br.>d, a. ekspaudii) Ijk u sal. 
 Sailcloth, Sal-kl«t, >i. klot y^zd fir salz. 
 Sailer, Stil-er, n. he er dat bwiq salz; a salig 
 
 vcsol. 
 Sailfish, Sal-fiJ, n. a nam apljd tu de baskig- 
 
 iqrk. 
 Saili.no, Sal-i{), n. {Aaut.) de akt ov wun hoo 
 
 salz; de moDvment bj hwiq a vesel iz impeld up- 
 
 6n de WHier, bj de akjon <iv de wind on de salz. 
 
 de qrt or akt ov navigajon. 
 Sailing MASTER. Sal-ijj-mds-tcr, n. {A'ant.} a 
 
 subordiuat ofiser on bu>rd a Jip ov wor, hiD haz 
 
 de (;qrj ov de niivigaiip ov u Jip under de di- 
 
 rekjiiu ov de kaptcn. 
 Sailless, Sal-ks, a. destitqt ov salz. 
 Sail loft. Sal-luft, n. a \Aas hw^jr salz qr mad. 
 Sail maker, Sal-mak-ur, «. u maker ov salz. 
 Sailor, Sal -or, n. wun ov de kra> ov a Jip er 
 
 vlscI, yiixqali wun ov doi befur dc mast; a se- 
 
 nian; a mariner. 
 Sailor like, Siil-or-ljk, a. Ijk a salor. 
 Sailyakd. Sal-yard, u. a pul upon bwiq a sal iz 
 
 uks^eiided. 
 Sain. San,* i. and/>. from Sa; yt^id for «a; sed. 
 Sainfoin, San-fwu, or San-frfii, n. a pcrunial 
 
 j>liint. similar lu Iq-orn, kiillivatL-d for foder. 
 Saint, Sant, «. a jhtsoii emini'ut for pjeti and 
 
 viTiyq,: wun ov de blivt in bevn; wan kauonjzd: 
 
 a sin)kiimonius or veri relijus persou. 
 Saint, Sant, r. t. tu number aiiitig santa; tu 
 
 reku amiig santd bj publik dekre; tu kunonjz. 
 
 .Saint. Sant, v. i. tu akt wid a Jo ov pjeti. 
 Sai.nt-Anthosy 8 fire, Sant-'An-to-niz-fjr, n. 
 
 {Med.) cnsipelas. 
 .Sainted, Sant-ed, a. holi; pju-s; vt-rtyqus; sakred. 
 Sai.ntkoin, Sant-fffn, n. Sam az {Sainfuin.) 
 Saintism, Sanl-iz-m, ». de kwoliti or kjir.tkt4;r ov 
 
 sant-. [and Jrub. 
 
 SaintJohn'8-wort, Sant-Jonz-wurt, n. a plant 
 Saint-like, Saut-ljk, a. bekumiy a sant; rezem- 
 
 bli() u .-ant. [sautli, 
 
 Saintlinkss, Sant-li-ne.s, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 Saintly. Sant-li, a. Ijk a sant; bekdmig a sant. 
 Saintolooist, Sant-61-o-jist, ii. wun ba> tretn ov 
 
 de Ijvz (iv rte sants. 
 Saint-I'eteb 8-wort, Sant-l*e-ter2-wurt, n. a 
 
 puieiiial pliint. [ov a sant. 
 
 .•^AiNTsHip. Sant-Jip, n. de karakter er kwolitii 
 Sai.stNitus s-DANCE, Sant-\' j-tus-ez-dan.-, n. 
 
 {JJtd.y a kouvdlsiv or iregyi\,lar and involuntari 
 
 mojon ov de limz, a dizez dat komonli okdrz in 
 
 qildhud. 
 Sake, Sak, n. f jnal kez; end; purpus; rezn; ak-snt; 
 
 rej^qrd tu eni person or tig. [tileri. 
 
 Saker. Sii-ker, n. a spejez ov hok; — a pes ov qr- 
 .Sakeret, Sak-er-et, n. de mal ov a saker-hok. 
 Sal, Sal, n. [L.] selt;—de sjentifik term for solt, 
 
 yi(,zd in kemistri and tqrmasi. 
 Salable, Sal a-bl, a. dai ma be sold; vendibi; fit 
 
 for .-h1; mcirketabl. [salabl. 
 
 Salableness, Sal-a-bl-nes, n. de stat ov bei{) 
 Salably. Sul-a-bli, aJ. in a salabl maner. 
 Salacious, Sa-la-Jus, a. lustful; leqerus; Iqd; 
 
 wontou. 
 Salaciously, Sa-la-Jus-li, a<f. leqerusli; lustf uli. 
 Salaciolsxess, Sa-la-Jus-nes, n. de kwoliti or 
 
 be 11) .-i.ilaju.s. 
 Salacity, Sa-las-i-ti, n. lust; leqeri. 
 Salad, Sal-ad, n. fiixi ov ro erbz, jenerali drc k 
 
 will vinegar, salt, erl, &s. Vulgurli koriipted tu 
 
 {.-u/ht.} 
 Saladi.ng, Sal-ad-ig, n. vejetablz yqzd fer salad. 
 Salal berry, Sal-al-ber-i, n. a fn»t from de 
 
 vali ov de 'Oregon, abist de sjz ov a komon 
 
 grap, ov a dqrk purpl kulor, and ov swet, plez- 
 
 aui flavor. 
 Salam. Sa-lqm, n. {Per.} a Perjan salyq,taJon; d 
 
 lluitljj salj'qtajon er akt ov wurjip. 
 Salamander, Sal-a-man-der, n. de nam ov a 
 
 jenus ov reptilz, bwi(j hav sum afiuiti tu liz- 
 
 urdz. cle salamander haz bin fabid tu liv in 
 
 fjr, and tu be veri peznus. 
 ."^alama.n.der's HAIR, Sal-a-man-derz-h4r, j 
 .Salam A.\DEtt 8- wool, Sal-a-man-derz-wul, j '** 
 
 a,-lje-l<is. [salam.'inder. 
 
 Salamandrine, Sal-a-man-drin, a. rezemblig a 
 Sal ammoniac, Sal-a-mo-ni-ak, n. {Chem.) mq- 
 
 riHi ov iiLuuuiu, a solt formd from mi^riatik a^id 
 
 and anioiiiu. 
 Salamstone, Sal-am-ston, n. {Min.) an oma- 
 
 mciiuil siun, bwiq okdrz in smel transparent 
 
 kri.-^talz: a spejez ov safjr. 
 Salaried, Sal-a-rid, /j. a. havig a salari. 
 Salaet, S;il-a-ri, n. an anyqal er periodikal pa- 
 
 uii^-iu for servisfz: stjpend; wajez; hjr; alisaus. 
 Salary, Sal-a-ri, r. t. tu fiks a salari; tu pa a 
 
 stjpend tu. 
 Sale, Sal, n. de akt ov sclig; de stat ov beig 
 
 jold: de stat ov beig venal; vent; piser ov selig; 
 
 mqrket: ekjon. 
 Salebrosity, Sal-e-bros-i-ti,* n. dc stat ov beig 
 
 ruf or nigod. 
 Salebrols, S:il-e-brus,* a. ruf: uncvn: rugcd. 
 Salep, Su-I6p, H. a puder prep^rd from de ru>ti 
 
 ov u plant ov de orkis kjad; — keld ebiO talt/p 
 
 and saftb <. Se {Sal^ij'.} l*j. 
 
 Saleratls, Sal-er-a-ius, «. a sort or ref jnd pijrl-
 
 SAL 
 
 428 
 
 SAL 
 
 Salesman, Salz-man, n., pi. Salz-men; wun hO) 
 
 selz guidz er merqandjz: wun emplerd in selii). 
 Salet, Sal-et, n. tie {Sallet.} 
 Salework, 8al-wurk, n. wurk fer sal; wurk kj^r- 
 
 lesli dun fer sal. 
 Saliant, Sa-li-ant, a. {H&r.y bsii) in a lepii) 
 
 postyiir, az a Ijon. Se {SaUent.} 
 Salic, Sal-ik, a. ekskli^^dii) femalz from inheritii). 
 
 He galih la iz a fundamental le ov de Frenq 
 
 monarki, bj hwiq femalz qr eksklij,ded from 
 
 suksgdir) ivx. de trwn. 
 Salicine, Sal-i-sin, 7i. a febrifiy substans ov 
 
 biter tast, obtand, in prizmatik kristalz, from 
 
 de bqrk ov de wilo. 
 Salient, Sa-li-ent, a. lepig; b-sndii); mcovip bj 
 
 leps; Jootii); projektig: spriijiij er Jcotig wid a 
 
 kwik mojon. — {Her.) beig in a lepiij postjur. 
 
 Calient aijgl, an aggl ov a poligon prcDJektii) 
 
 ■Rtwardz. 
 Saliferous, Sa-lif-er-us, a. prodt],sii] selt. — 
 
 { Geiil.y de saliferus sistem denots de seriez ov 
 
 kalkareus, qrjilajus, and sandi strata, lokali and 
 
 frekwentli prwdiiktiv ov rok selt er brjn sprigz, 
 
 and ov jipsum. 
 Salifiable, Sal-i-f j-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beii) kon- 
 
 verted intu selt. 
 Salification, Sal-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. ds akt ov sali- 
 
 fjiij. [selt. 
 
 Salify, Sal-i-fj, v. t. tu konvert er ferm intia 
 Saligot, Sal-i-got, n. de weter-tisl. 
 Salin, Sal-in, n. a drj, salen, redij substans, ob- 
 tand from de ajez ov potato levz, &s. 
 Salination, Sal-i-na-Jon, n. de akt ov wojii) 
 
 wid selt likor. 
 Saline, Sa-lin, a. konsistig ov selt; impregnated 
 
 wid selt; kontanig selt. 
 Saline, Sa-ljn, n. a repozitori ov selt; a selt-pit. 
 Salineness, Sa-l|n-nes, n. de stat ov beig saljn. 
 Saliniform, Sa-lin-i-ferm, a. havig de ferm ov 
 
 selt. [selt and ert. 
 
 Salino-terrene, Sa-lj-no-ter-en, a. partakig ov 
 Salinous, Sa-li-nus, a. kontanig sell; salin. 
 Salique, Sa-lek, a. [Fr.] Sam az {Salic.) 
 Saliva, Sa-lj-va, »., pi. Sa-lj-ve; de flqid dat 
 
 iz sekreted intu de m-st bj de salivari glandz; 
 
 everi tig dat iz spit up. 
 Salival, Sa-lj-val, a. relatig tta saljva; salivari. 
 Salivant, Sal-i-vant, a. promotig salivajon. 
 Salivary, Sal»-i-va-ri, a. relatig tu saliva or spitl. 
 Salivate, Sal-i-vat, v. t. tia purj bj 'de salivari 
 
 glandz; tu prodqs a flo ov saljva. 
 Salivation, Sal-i-va-Jon, n. de akt ov salivatig; 
 
 eksesiv flo er sekrejon ov saljva, az prodi|st bj 
 
 merkqri, &s. 
 Salivous, Sa-lj-vus, a. relatig tu, er konsistig 
 
 ov, saljva er spitl. [er trez; de wilo. 
 
 Salix, Sa-liks, n. [Z.] {Bot.) a. jenus ov plants 
 Sallet, Sal-et, n. a helmet. 
 Sallet, Sal-et, n. a korupjon ov {Salad.} 
 Salleting, Sal-et-ig, n. Sam az {Sallet,} and 
 
 {Salading.} 
 Sallow, Sal-o, n. d smol tre komprjzig several 
 
 spejEz ov saliks, rezemblig de wilo er oger. 
 Sallow, Sal-o, a. yelo, az from ilnes; yelo; pal; 
 
 sikli. 
 Sallowness, Sal-Q-nes, n. yelones; sikli palnes. 
 Sallow-thorn, Sal-o-torn, n. an ernamental tre 
 
 er Jrub. 
 Sally, Sal-i, n. an erupjon er ijq, az from a plas 
 
 besEJd; kwik egres; ekskurjon; fljt; sprjtli egzer- 
 
 Jon; eskap;— leviti; ekstravagant fljt; frolik; w'jld 
 
 gaeti. _ [erupjun. 
 
 Sally, Sal-i, v. i. tu ijti, -st sudenii; tu mak an 
 Sallyport, Sal-i-port, n. a gat at hwiq saliz qr 
 
 mad; a postern gat;— in fjr-Jips, de plas ov es- 
 kap fer trau-f jrerz. 
 
 Salmagundi, Sal-ma-giin-di, 71. a mikstyqr ov 
 
 qopt met, wid erl, vinegar, peper, and unyonz; a 
 
 mikstyi|r ov qopt met and seznigz; a medli. 
 Salmiac, Sal-mi-ak, n. sumtjmz yqzd, az a kon- 
 
 tnikjon fer {sal-amnum-iac.) 
 Salmon, Sam-on, n. a fij hili valyqd fer fct)d. 
 Salmonet, Sam-Q-net, n. a litl samon; a samlet. 
 Salmoxoid, Sal-mo-nerd, «. {Ich.} a soft-find, 
 
 abdominal fiJ. [samon. 
 
 Salmon-pipe, Sam-on-pjp, n. a devjs fer kaqig 
 Salmon-teout, Sam-on-tr-st, n. a trist dat haz 
 
 sum rezemblans tu a samon. [room. 
 
 Saloon, Sa-lobn, n. a spajus hel er ritim; a stat- 
 Saloop, Sa-ltop, ) n. a p'sder prep4rd from de 
 Salop, Sa-lop, ) refits ov a plant ov de erkis 
 
 kjnd, sumtjmz yqzd az food; — keld elso salep. 
 Salpicon, Sal-pi-kon, er Sal-pe-kon, n. a kjnd 
 
 ov fqrs er stufig, put intu holz kut in legz ov 
 
 bef, vf 1, er mutn. 
 Salpinx, Sal-pigks, n. {Anat.} de yq,stakian tt^b, 
 
 er qanel betwen de m'st and de er. 
 Salprunella, iSal-prctj-nel-a, n. {Chem.} ftj,zd 
 
 njter, kast intia kaks er belz. 
 Salsamentarious, Sal-sa-men-ta-ri-us,* a. bsig 
 
 selt or selted. 
 Salseignette, Sal-san-yet, «.. {Che7n.} tqrtratov 
 
 potasa and soda; rojel-selt. 
 Salsify, Sal-si-fi, n. an eskq,lent gqrden vejs- 
 
 tabl; de efster plant; gots berd. 
 Salsilla, Sal-sil-a, n. a herbajus plant from 
 
 Pent), de raots ov hwiq qr etn Ijk de potato. 
 Salsoacid, Sal-SQ-as-id, a. havig seltnes and 
 
 s-srnes. [seltwurt. 
 
 Salsola, Sal-so-la, n. {Bot.} a jenus ov plants; 
 Salsuginous, Sal-si^-ji-nus, a. seltij; sumhwot 
 
 selt. 
 Salt, Selt, n. komon selt, a substans yrizd fer 
 
 seznig, beig a mqriat ov soda; dat hwiq seznz 
 
 er prezervz from korupjon; — tast; smak; wit; 
 
 meriment. — {Chem.} eni substans fermd bj ds 
 
 kombinajon ov an asid wid an alkaljn er salifj- 
 
 abl bas; — /_/?. popyqlarli yi|zd for selts takn az 
 
 mcdisin; az, " Epsom selts." 
 Salt, Selt, a. havig de tast ov, er prezervd bj, 
 
 selt; az, selt fiJ; impregnated wid selt; ab^sudig 
 
 wid selt; — leqerus; salajus. 
 Salt, Selt, v. t. tu sezr wid selt; — v. i. tu bs- 
 
 kiim impregnated wid selt. 
 Saltate, Sal-tat, v. i. tu lep; tu jump; tu skip. 
 Saltation, Sal-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov lepig er 
 
 jumpig: bet; palpitajon. 
 Saltatorious, Sal-ta-to-ri-us, | a. adapted tta 
 Saltatory, Sal-ta-to-ri, j lepig; jumpig; 
 
 skipig. ^ ■ [ment. 
 
 Salt-box, Selt-boks, n. a sert ov mq,zikal instroD- 
 Salt-cat, Selt-kat, 71. a lump ov selt, mad at ds 
 
 selternz, hwiq atrakts pijonz; a mikstyqr givn 
 
 tu pijonz. 
 Saltcellar, Selt-sel-ar, n. a smel vesel fer 
 
 holdig selt on de tabl. 
 Salter, Selt-er, n. wun hO) selts; wun hoo selz selfc. 
 Saltern, Selt-ern, n. a selt-wurk; a plas fer mak- 
 
 ig selt. 
 Salt-green, Selt-gren, a. se-gren; gren Ijk de se. 
 Saltier, ; Sal-ter, n. a kros wid tco fet, az if 
 Saltire, i kapabl ov lepig, az an X, er an erdi- 
 
 nari in de fenn ov de kros ov St. Androi. 
 Saltin-banco, S61t-in-bag-ko, n. a kwak er 
 
 m'sntebagk. 
 Salting, Selt-ig, n. de akt ov impregnatig wid 
 
 solt; — a selt-weter mqrj. 
 Saltish, Selt-iJ, a. sumhwot selt. 
 Saltless, Selt-les, a. havig no selt; insipid. 
 Saltly, Selt-li, ad. wid tast ov selt; in a selt 
 
 uianer. ^ [flod wid solt-woter. 
 
 Salt-maesh, Selt-mqrJ, n. a mqrJ sumtjmz over-
 
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 Ralt-mine, Solt-min, n. a plaa hwiir soil iz ivnd. 
 Saltness, Sdlt-nes, n. de stat ov beifl sell; tast 
 
 ov soil. 
 Salt-pan, Solt-pan, n. sam az {SaH-/nt.) 
 iSALTi'tTEE. Solt-pe-ter, n. njter; njtrat ov potaj. 
 SALT-riT, Sult-|)it, n. a pit or plas hw.ir sell iz 
 
 ubu'ind: a solt-mjn; solt-wurk. 
 Salt-bheum, Solt-riDm, ii. a kind ov horptz; an 
 
 alekjoii ov de skin. 
 Salt-water, 8olt-we-tcr, n. water kontanig solt. 
 Salt-wateu, S61t-wo-ter, a. relatig tia, or yii,zd 
 
 at, sE. [solt iz uiad. 
 
 Salt-work, Solt-wurk, n. a soltern; a plas hw:ir 
 Saltwort, Solt-wurt, n. ajenusov plants grcjig 
 
 on dc sE-kust; salsuila. 
 SALUBUiOfS, Sa-li\,-bri-us, a. holsum; helfcful: 
 
 prQinotig belt; belli; salyntari. [mut belt. 
 
 Sallbriou SLY, Sa-lii,-bri-us-li, ad. so az tu pro- 
 Salubriousness, Sa-h^-bri-us-nes, ». de kwoliti 
 
 ov beij) saliibrius. 
 SALi'BKiTy, Sa-li'i^-bri-ti, ;j. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 salnbrius; bul^^uiuncs; beltfulnes. 
 Salutarily, Sal-yi^-ta-ri-li, ad. in a salyiitnri 
 
 uiainT. [beij) salyn^tari. 
 
 Salutariness, Sal-yvi,-ta-ri-nes, ji. de kwoliti ov 
 Salutary, Sal-yi],-tu-ri, a. hulsum; beltfial; saf; 
 
 advautajus; koulribyi],tii) tu. helb er safti; bene- 
 
 fijal. 
 Salutation, Sal-yt|,-ta-Jon, n. dt akt or stil ov 
 
 sali^tij); u sali'it; an akt ov siviliti; gretig; adres. 
 Salutatory, .Sa-h\,-ta-to-ri, a. kontanig salyij,- 
 
 tajonz; gretig: az, "a fali'itatori ora/on." 
 Salutatory, .Sa-h'^-ta-to-ri,* n. plas for gretig. 
 Salute, Sa-li\,t, i-. t. tu grst; tu Jo siviliti or 
 
 respekt tu; tu bal; tu plez: tu gratifj; tu kis. 
 Salute, Sa-h'it, /i. salyi]_taJon; grelig: a kis. — 
 
 {Mil.) an eksibijon ov respekt and onor, per- 
 
 formd in difcrent waz. 
 Saluter, Sa-li\^t-er, n. wnn hoo sali^ts. 
 Salutiferous, Sal-yi],-tif-er-us, a. helti; brigig 
 
 belt; salyntari. [salyii,tiferu3 maner. 
 
 Salctiferously, Sal-yn,-tii-er-us-li, ad. in a 
 Salvability, Sal-va-bU-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 salvabl. [be kept saf. 
 
 Salvable, Sal-va-bl, a. dat ma be savd; dat ma 
 Salvableness, Sal-va-bl-nes, n. salvabiliti. 
 Salvage, S:U-vhj, n. {Jfercantile law} a kom- 
 
 pensajon for .savig er prezervig a vesel er mer- 
 
 qandiz from rck or uter los. 
 Salvatella, Sal-va-tel-a, n. {Anat.} a van ov 
 
 de qrin, torminatig in de figgerz. 
 Salvation, Sal-va-Jon, «. de akt ov savig; de 
 
 stat ov beig savd; deliverans from cni evl, es- 
 
 pej'ali from eternal dct; resep/on tu hevn. 
 Salvatory, Sai-va-to-ri, n. a plas bw.-^r cni tig 
 
 iz prezervd. 
 Salve, Sqv, n. a gliitinus kompozijon er ffntment 
 
 ttpljd tu wcDndz and hurts; help: remedi. 
 Salve, Sqr, r. t. tu ki^r wid medikaments apljd; 
 
 — tu help or sav bj a salvo er an ekskii,s. 
 Salver, Sal-ver, n. a plat on hwiq eni tig iz pre- 
 
 zonted. [snj. 
 
 Salvia, Sal-vi-a, n. (Bot.) a jenus ov plants: de 
 Salvo, Sal-vo, n. sumtig rezervd hwen uder tigz 
 
 qr granted: an cksepJon;a rezer\-aJon; an ekskqs. 
 Sal-volatile, Sal-vo-lat-i-le, n, a seskwikqr- 
 
 bonat ov amonia. 
 Salvor, 8:il-vor, n. {Law) wun hcb savz a Jip or 
 
 kqrgo from impendig rek or destrukjon. 
 Sahara, Sa-ma-ra, n. {Dot.) an indehiscnt, si],- 
 
 perior fnDt or nut, or a kjnd ov wun-seded, in- 
 
 debisent perikqrp, wid a wig at wun end. 
 Samaritan, Sa-mar-i-tan, n. an inhabitant ov 
 
 de siti or distrikt ov SaniHria: wun ov a sekt ov 
 
 de Jqz, bet) belevd in dt I'entatqk onli, and wid 
 
 ham uder Jqz reii^zd tu hav deligz. 
 
 Samaritan, Sa-mar-i-tan, a. pcrtanig tu Sama- 
 ria, er de Samaritanz; denotig a sort ov Hebnfi 
 
 alfabet. 
 Samahoid, Sam-a-rtfd, a. rezemblig a samara. 
 Samarra, Su-m;ir-a, /t. Se {•Simar.) 
 Sambo, Sam-bo, n. de ofiprig ov a negro and 
 
 miilato. 
 Sambuke, Sam-bn,k, n. d miizikal instrcoment. 
 Same, Sam, a. jdentikal; notdiferent; notaudder; 
 
 beig ov de Ijk kind, sort er degre; dat hwiq woz 
 
 menjond befiir. [jdcntiti. 
 
 Sa.menes8, Sum-nes, n. de stat ov beig de sam; 
 Samian, Sa-mi-an, a. relatig tu de jland 07 
 
 Sunios. 
 Samiel, Sa-mi-el, n. [Ar.] a hot, arid wind, 
 
 komon in Afrika, and Arabia, Siria, As.; de 
 
 siuufjiu; de kiimsin. 
 Samlet, Sam lot, «. a smel f i/, keld elso de /'<p' 
 
 and siimunet; de frj ov de samon. 
 Samoturacian, Sam-o-tra-Jan, n. a nativ ov 
 
 Samotrajia. 
 Samoyedes, Sam-er-tdz, n. pi. a pepl ov Tqrtari. 
 Samp, Samp, n. Indian korn brokn korsand btfld, 
 
 tu be etn wid milk or buter. 
 Samphire, Saui-fjr, n. a plant hwiq groz on roks 
 
 wojt bj de se, yqzd for piklig. 
 Sample, Sam-pl, n. a pqrt Jon az a spesimen ov 
 
 de huh a spesimen: egzdmpl: patern. 
 Sampler, Sam-pier, n. a. patern ov wurk: a spes- 
 imen, partikyq,larli ov a gerlz improbvmcnt in 
 
 nedlwurk. 
 Samshu, Siim-Jq,, n. a Gjnez spirit distild from rjs. 
 Sanability, San-a-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 sanabl. 
 Sanable, San-a-bl, a. dat ma be ki^rd: ki^rabl. 
 Saxablexess, San-a-bl-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 sanabl. 
 Sanative, San-a-tiv, a. pserful, er tendig tu 
 
 kqr: helig: sanatori. [beig sanativ. 
 
 Sanativeness, San-a-tiv-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 Sax.vtory, San-a-to-ri, a. relatig tu belt; san- 
 
 ativ. 
 Saxctificate, Sagk-ti-fi-kat,* v. t. tu sagktifj. 
 Sanctification, Sagk-ti-fi-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 sagktifjig; de stat ov beig sagktifjd or mad holi; 
 
 konsekrnjon. [ — de Huli Spirit. 
 
 Saxctifier, Sagk-ti-fj-er, n. wun bco sagktifjz: 
 Sanctify, Sagk-ti-f j, v. t. tu fre fnjm de puer 
 
 ov sin; tu mak holi; tu mak a m»nz ov holines; 
 
 tu mak fre from gilt: tu konsekrat; tu pq,rifj. 
 Sanctimonious. Sagk-ti-m6-ni-us, a. santli; hav- 
 
 ig de aperans ov sagktiti. 
 Sanctimoniously, Sagk-ti-mti-ni-us-li, ad. in a 
 
 sagktiuiunius maner. 
 Sanctimoniousness, Sagk-ti-m6-ni-us-nes, n. 
 
 de stat ov beig sagktiinonius. 
 Sanctimony, Sagk-ti-mo-ni, n. holines; sknfcpq,- 
 
 lus osteriti: aperans or pretens ov holines. 
 Sanction, Sagk-Jon, n. dat hwiq sagkjonz, kon- 
 
 fermz, or renderz obligatori; de akt ov konferm- 
 
 ig or sagkjonig; konfermajon; nitifikajon. 
 Sanction, Sagk-Jon, r. t. tu giv a sagkjon tu: 
 
 tu k-sntenaiis; tu sup6rt; tu otoriz. 
 Sanctitude, Sagk-ti-tqd, n. holines; sagktiti. 
 Sanctity, Sagk-ti-ti, n. holines; dt stat ov beig 
 
 holi: gudncs; pqriti; godlines; a holi beig. 
 Sanctuabize, Sagkt-yi\-a-rjz,* f. t. tu Jeltcr bj 
 
 menz ov sakred privilejez. 
 Sanctuary, Sagkt-yi]^-a-ri, n. de penetralia, er 
 
 most retjrd and sakred pqrt ov a tempi; a holi 
 
 plas; a tempi: a konsekrated bildig: holi grsnd; 
 
 an asjlum; Jelter; i^rotekjon. 
 Sanctum Sanctorum, Sagk-tum Sagk-fo-rum, 
 
 [L.] de Holi ov Hoiiz; de inermo^^t or holiest 
 
 plas ov de JqiJ tempi, hwi^r de qrk woi kept; de 
 
 sagktynari.
 
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 Sand, Sand, n. pqrtiklz er p-sder arjzig from dg 
 
 brakig er krumblig ov ston; minij,t grauz ov 
 
 sion: — 1)1. baren kuntri kuverd wid sand. 
 Sand, Sand, v. t. tu sprigkl wid sand; tia drjv 
 
 on sandz. 
 Sandal, San-dal, n. a Ions Joo; a sert ov sliper. 
 Sandal-wood, San-dal-wiad, n. de hqrt ov a 
 
 smttl oriental tre rezembliij de mertl, remqrkabl 
 
 fer its fragrans, and yt],zd fer djig; — it iz keld 
 
 elsca red gqnderz, er Sanders wiud. 
 Sandaeach, San-da-rak, n. a gum rezin hwiq 
 
 (Dzez from de komon juniper, yn,zd in makii) 
 
 vqrnij; — hwen pulverjzd, sumtjmz keldysM^,- — u 
 
 nativ fosil, ov a brjt red kulur; a kombinajon 
 
 ov qrsenik and sulfur. 
 Sandbag, Sand-bag, n. a bag fer sand; a repozi- 
 
 turi for sand. 
 Sandbank, Sand-bagk, n. a bai)k ov sand. 
 Sand bath. Sand-bub, n. a vesel fild wid heted 
 
 sand, for drjir) presipilats, &s.; — a bat mad ov 
 
 werm sand. 
 Sand-blind, Sand-bljnd, a. havig a defekt in 
 
 at jz, bj hwiq smel pqrtiklz aper tu flj befor 
 
 dem. 
 Sand-box, Sand-boks, ?i. a boks fer holdir) sand. 
 Sandbox-tree, Sand-boks-tre, n. a tre hoiz peri- 
 
 kqrij bursts, and skaterz its sedz. 
 Sand bug. Sand-bug, n. an insekt. [hoof. 
 
 Sand-crack, Sand-krak, n. a fijqr in a hersez 
 Sanded, Sand-ed, a. kuverd wid sand; baren; 
 
 sandi. [de sand. 
 
 Sand-eel, Sand-el, n. a kjnd ov el fisnd under 
 Sandemanianism, San-de-ma-ni-an-iz-m, n. de 
 
 piinsiplz ov de Sandemanianz. 
 Sandeeling, San-der-lig, n. a sert ov mODr-f'sl, 
 
 similar tu de pewit. 
 Sanders, San-derz, n. Se {^Sandal-wood. ) 
 Sand flood, Sand-flud, n. a floig ov sand in a 
 
 d-zert. 
 Sand-fly, Sand-flj, n. a minq,t, trublsum flj. 
 Sand-glass, Sand-glas, n. an •sr-glus. 
 Sand HEAT, Sand-bet, n. hetovwermer hot sand. 
 Sand-hill, Sand-hil, n. a hil ov sand, er a hil 
 
 kuverd wid sand. [animal. 
 
 Sandhoppee, Sand-hop-er, n. a litl krustajus 
 Sandiness, Sand-i-nes, n. de stat ov beii) sandi. 
 Sandish, Sand-iJ, a. Ijk sand; l<i)s: not kompakt. 
 Sandivee, Sand-i-ver, n. saljn mater, er impqr- 
 
 itiz hwiq r|z az a skum upon glas, dqrii) its fq- 
 
 gon in de furnas: — keld elsui glas-gnl. 
 Sandpipee, Sand-pjp-er, n. a herd aljd tu de 
 
 snjp. 
 Sandstone, Sand-ston, n. stan kompozd ov aglij,- 
 
 tiuated pqrtiklz er granz ov sand, ov diferent 
 
 varjEtiz. sum kalkareus, and sum silijus; a spejez 
 
 ov freston. [ov sand. 
 
 Sand storm, Sand-sterm, n. a vjolent komojon 
 Sandwich, Sand wiq, n. tcD sljsez ov bred wid a 
 
 slis ov met betwln dem. 
 Sand-worm, Sand-wurm, n. a spejez ov wurm. 
 Sandwort, Sand-wurt, n. a jenus ov smel plants; 
 
 a:ri narla. 
 Sandy, Sand-i, a. ab"sndi5) wid sand; ful ov 
 
 sand; unsolid. 
 Sane, San, a. s'snd; helti; not insan; — ^jenerali 
 
 apljd tu de mjnd. 
 Saneness, San-nes, n. de stat ov beig san; saniti. 
 Sang, Sag, ^. from Sig. Se {Sing.} 
 Sangaeee, Sag-ga-re, n. a beveraj mad ov wjn, 
 
 weter, and Jugar. 
 Sang-froid, Sqii-frwe, n. [Fr.] kcold blud; kml- 
 
 nes; fredom from qrdor er wermt: indiferens. 
 Sanqiac, San-ji-ak, n. a TurkiJ ofiser, guvernor 
 
 ov Q sanjiakat, er a distrikt fermig pqrt ov a 
 
 pajelik. [a sanjiak. 
 
 Sangiacate, San-ji-a-kat, n. de jq,risdikJon ov 
 
 Sanguiferous, Sag-gwif-er-us, a. konvaig blud; 
 
 az, u HHiji/ti'iferus vesel. 
 Sanguification, Sag-gwi-fi-ka-Jon, n. produk- 
 
 J'.n ov bind; de konverjon ov de kjl intu blud. 
 Sanguifiee, Sag-gwi-ij-er, n. a prodqser ot 
 
 blud: (tat hwiq saggwifjz. 
 Sanguify, Sag-gwi-fj, v. i. tu prcodqs blud. 
 Sanguinaeiness, Sag-gwin-a-ri-nes, n. de kwol- 
 
 iti ov beig saggwinari. 
 Sanguinaey, Sag-gwin-a-ri, a. krcoel; bludi; 
 
 bltidtersti; murderus. 
 Sanguinaey, Sag-gwin-a-ri, n. an erb. 
 Sanguine, Sag-gwin, a. red; ov de kalorov blud; 
 
 abxndig wid blud; — werm; qrdent; konfident; 
 
 inkljnd tu ekspekt muq. 
 Sanguine, Sag-gwin, n. blud kulor; — bludston. 
 Sanguine, Sag-gwin,* v. t. tu stan wid blud: tu 
 
 ensaggwin. [dentli. 
 
 Sanguinely, Sag-gwin-li, ad. qrdentli; konfi- 
 Sanguineness, Sag-gwin-nes, n. qrdor: de stat 
 
 ov beig saggwin. 
 Sanguineous, Sag-gwin-e-us, a. konstitqtig 
 
 blud; ab:5r.dig wid blud; pletorik. 
 Sanguinity, Sag-gwin-i-ti,* n. saggwinnes. 
 Sanguinolency, Sag-gwin-CD-len-si, n. bludines. 
 Sanguinolent, Sag-gwin-o-lent, a. tinjd wid 
 
 blud. 
 Sanguisuge, Sag-gwi-si\,j, n. a leq er bludsuker. 
 Sanhedeim, San-he-drim, n. de hjest jqdijal 
 
 trjbq^nal, er qef k-snsil, amiig de Jqz, konsistig 
 
 ov sevnti-wun memberz, inklqdig de hj-prest, 
 
 ho) prezjded. 
 Sanicle, San-i-kl, n. a perenial plant; self-hel. 
 Sanies, Sa-ni-ez, n. \L.\ a tin, unhelti, pqrO)- 
 
 lent disqqrj from wcDndz and sorz. 
 Sanious, Sa-ni-us, a. emitigsauiez; jkorus; serus. 
 Sanitaey, San-i-ta-ri, a. relatig tu belt; sau- 
 
 atwri. [ov mjnd. 
 
 Sanity, San-i-ti, n. de stat ov beip san; s'sndnes 
 Sanjak, San-jak, n. a divi^^on ov de TurkiJ em- 
 
 pjr: de komdnder ov de divigon; — keld eanjak, 
 
 sanjak ha, er simpli ha; sanjiak. 
 Sank, Sagk, i. from Slyk. Se {Sink.} 
 Sans, Sanz, or Sqii, //;-ey/. [Fr.] wid-st; destitqtov. 
 Sanscript, San-skript, n. de lerned laggwaj ov 
 
 HindcDstan and de Brqminz. It iz de p^ent ov 
 
 de most ov de Fst Indian laggwajez. 
 Sans-culotte, Sqh-kq-16t, n. [/r.] a man Jabili 
 
 drest; a ragamufin. 
 Sansculottism, Sanz-ki^-lot-iz-m, n. de dres and 
 
 m.inerz ov sqri-kq,16ts. 
 Sans-SOUci, Sqh-siii-se, [Fr.] wid-st k^r. 
 Santaline, San-ta-lin, ».. de kulorig mater ov 
 
 red sandal er sqnderz wud. 
 Santer, Sdn-ter, v. i. Se {Saunter.} [dervis. 
 Santo.n, San-ton, n. a TurkiJ prest; a kjnd ov 
 Santonine, San-to-nin, n. a vejetabl prinsipl 
 
 pozesig asid propertiz, obtand from de sedz ov 
 
 qrUfui^a sard(/nika, er sudern-wud. 
 Sap, Sap, n. de vjtal jqs ov plants and trez, er de 
 
 flqid hwiq iz abserbd bj de roits, and sent up- 
 
 wardz intu de stem, branqez, and levz. — {Mil.} 
 
 a trenq fer underminig; — sap- wud. 
 Sap, Sap, v. t. tu undermjn; tu subvert bj digig; 
 
 tu dig, az Q trenq. [vizibli. 
 
 Sap, Sap, V. i. tu prosed bj mjn; tu prosed in- 
 Sapa-wood, Sap-a-wud, 71. a kjnd ov wud simi- 
 lar tu Brazil-wud, f-snd in India, yqzd fer djig 
 
 and inlaig. [sapi. 
 
 Sapful, Sap-ful, a. ful ov sap; kontanig sap; 
 Sapgeeen, Sap-gren, n. a pigment prep^rd bj 
 
 evaporatig de jqs ov buktern beriz tu drjnes, 
 
 mikst wid Ijm. 
 Saphena, Sa-fe-na, n. {A/iat.} de Iqrj van ov 
 
 de leg, hwiq asendz over de eksternal agkl.— 
 
 {M'in.} a bli^ij mineral substans.
 
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 Saphibe, Saf-jr, n. Se {Sapphirf.) [At paint. 
 HaI'iu. Sap-id, a. tastful; palatiibl; stimyn,lalij) 
 Sapidity, rfa-pid-i-ti, j «. tastfulnes: piser <iv 
 Kapid.vess, Sap-id-nes, I stiinyiilatifl ae palat. 
 Sapienck, Sa- pi-ens, n. wizdoiu; sujnus. 
 Sapient, Sa-pi-ent, a. wjz; snj. 
 Sapiential, Sa-pi-6n-Jal, a. tecjij) wizdom. 
 Sapiestially, Sa-pi-6n-Jal-i, nd. in a wjz 
 
 lu.iaur. Linnk wjz. 
 
 Sapientize, Sa-pi-en-tjz, v. i. and t. tu j;ru or 
 Sapless. Sap-Ies, a. wontijj sap; wontij) vjtal jti,s: 
 
 lirj; uld: huski. 
 Sapliso, Sap-liD, n. a yufl tre; a yup plant. 
 Saponaceous, Sap-o-na-Jus, a. havip de kwolitiz 
 
 ov .■<(jp; rEzeinbliu sop; supi. 
 Saponary, Sap-ca-na-ri,* a. saponajus. 
 Saponifiable, Sa-jwn-i-fj-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 .sa|H)iiit'iil. 
 Saponification, Sa-pon-i-fi-ka-Jon, >i. de akt 
 
 ov in.ik.p sop, or ov qanjig intu scap. 
 Saponify, Sa-ijon-i-fj, v. t. tu konvert inta sop. 
 SaponisE, Sap-o-nia, n. a pekii^lyar substans 
 
 koutand in de rout ov de sa/ionaria <ifhiuaiu<, 
 
 prodn,sig ladcr. [oral. 
 
 Saponite, Sap-o-njt, n. {Min.} a soft, hwjt min- 
 Sapoe, Sa-por, n. [L.] tast; p^er ov alektig de 
 
 palat. [ur relij. 
 
 Saporific, Sap-o-rif-ik, a. prQdq,.«ij) tast, flavor, 
 Saporificness. Sap-o-rif-ik-nes, «. de kwolili 
 
 ov beip ^ap<jrifik. 
 Saporous, 8ap-o-ru3, a. savori; tastful. 
 Sappare. Sap-£ir, or Sap-ar, n. a term aplid tu 
 
 rtc -^jmit. 
 Sapper, Sap-er, n. wun hoo saps; wun hco digz a 
 
 trenq .^r undermjnz; a kind ov mjuer. 
 Sapphic, Saf-ik, a. denutig a kind ov vers, scd 
 
 tu uav bin invented bj de Grek poetes Safo, 
 
 k'lnsistig ov elevn silablz. 
 Sapphic, ri.if-ik, n. a safik vers. 
 Sapphire, 8af-jr, >i. a prejus ston, or veri hqrd 
 
 j<nn, konsistig esenjali ov kristaljzd alu^mina, ov 
 
 varius kulorz; de bli|, varjeti bcig jenerali kold 
 
 safjr: dt red, de oridntal rcttbi; and de yelo, de 
 
 oriental topaz. 
 Sapphire. Saf-jr, a. rezemblig safir. 
 Sapphiri.ve, S.-if-i-rin, a. inad ov, dt Ijk safjr. 
 Sapphirine, Saf-i-rin, «. a mineral rezeinblig 
 
 sat jr. [JUsiuos. 
 
 Sappiness, Sap-i-nes, n. de stat ov btiy sapi; 
 Sappy, Sap-i, a. ab'sndig in sap; jn,si: sukyn,lunt: 
 
 yug: Jniit ferm; wek; soft; sili; fitilij. 
 Sap ROT, Sap-rot, n. a dize'z ov timber. Se 
 
 {l>r>/-rii(,.} 
 Sapsago, Sap-sa-go, n. a kjnJ ov Swis qcz, ov a 
 
 diirk iiliv-grcn kulor. 
 Sap-wood, S.ip-wud, »». de albiirnuin ov a tre, 
 
 beig de mili-formd and Ijt-kulord wud hwiq iz 
 
 nokst tu de bc;rk, and tna hwiq de sap fioz 
 
 most freli. [muyk er senobjt. 
 
 Sarabaite, Sar-a-ba-jt, n. a kjnd ov oriental 
 Saraband, Sar-a-band, n. a SpaniJ dans; — a 
 
 miizikal kompozijon in tripl tjm, similar tu a 
 
 minyi],et. 
 Sakaccn, Sar-a-sen, n. a nam adopted bj de 
 
 Anibz after d^r setlment in Yi|rop; a Mahom- 
 etan. 
 Saracenic, Sar-a-s^n-ik, ) a. rclatig tu de 
 
 Saracenical, Sar-a-sen-i-kal, i Sarasenz, or tu 
 
 d.ir ijrkit«ktyq,r; kold tn'x.iern (Jutik. 
 Saubac, .Sqr-bak, n. {Zcol.} de gruntijj oks ov 
 
 Tiirtari. 
 Sarcasm, Scir-kaz-m, n. a ken repruMj; a tqnt; a 
 
 kutig jest; satjr, personal and sever; a jjb. 
 Sarcastic, Sar-kas-tik, ) a. relatig' tu, or 
 
 Sarcastical, Sar-kis-ti-kal, I kontanig, sqr- 
 
 kazm; ken; t<intig; sever. 
 
 Sarcastically, .Sar-kas-ti-kal-i, ad. in a sar- 
 
 kastik mtiui^r; severli. 
 Saecel, Si^r-sel, n. de pinyon er liter jernt ov a 
 
 berdz wig. 
 Sarcenet, S(^rs-net, n. fjn, tin, wovn silk. 
 Saecle, Sfjr-kl,* v. I. tu wed kern. 
 Sarcocarp, Sqr-ko-kqrp, n. {Bot.) de intcnne- 
 
 diat fleji laer, betwen de epikqrpand eudukqrp. 
 .Saecocele, Sc^r-ko-sel, n. a tq,mefakJoD ov ae 
 
 tustikl. 
 Saecocolla, Sqr-ko-kol-a, n. a tre, and a gum 
 
 rezin hwiq ck.syij,dz from de tre, and iz yqzd for 
 
 fleJ-WiDiidz. 
 Sarcolite, Sqr-ko-ljt, n. {Min.) a varjeti ot 
 
 zt'oljl, ov a flej-kulor. 
 Sarcological, Sqr-ko-16j-i-kal, a. relatig tu 
 
 sarkolutji. 
 Sarcologist, Sar-kol-o-jist, n. wun verst in 
 
 suikoloji. 
 Saecology, Sar-kol-Q-ji, n. dat p)qrt ov anatomi 
 
 hwiq trets ov de fleji pqrts ov de bodi. 
 Sarcoma, Sar-ko-ma, n. a fleji ekskresens er 
 
 luin[): u morbid tqmor. 
 Sarcomatous, Sar-k6m-a-tus, a. relatig tu 
 
 sarkoina. 
 Sarcophagous, Sar-kof-a-gus, a. flej-etig; fed- 
 
 ii) DU tiej. 
 Sarcophagus, Sar-kof-a-gus, n. [i.] pi. Sar- 
 
 kof-a-jj, {A'/Hj.) Sar-kof-a-gus-ez; (ae former 
 
 pliiral iz de mor komon;) a ston kofin er resep- 
 
 takl for a ded bodi. [nej. 
 
 ."^aecophagy, Sar-kof-a-ji, n. de praktis ov etig 
 Sarcotic, Sar-kot-ik, u. a medisiu hwiq filz up 
 
 ulserz wid ni], flej; de sam az inkqrnativ. 
 .Saecotic, Sar-kot-ik, a. jeneratig er bredig nn 
 
 fie/. [ig. 
 
 Saeculation, Sqr-kq,-la-Jon,* n. de akt ov wed- 
 Sard, Sqrd, n. a mineral, hwiq, hwen held up tu 
 
 de Ijt, iz ov a dep red kulor; — a fij. 
 Saedan, Sqr-dan, n. a fiJ Ijk de herig. 
 Saudel, Sqr-del, n. a fiJ; — a ston: — keld elso 
 
 sqi-ila and S(ir(lin. 
 .Sardine, Sqr-din, or Sqr-djn, a. relatig tu de 
 
 s(jriliiis; az, de sqrdi/i ston. 
 Sardine, Sqr-din, »i. a fiJ wid gold-kulord skalz. 
 ."Sardinian, Sar-din-i-an, a. rclatig tu Sardinia. 
 Sardius, Sqr-di-us, n. a sort ov prcjus ston. 
 ."^ardoin, S(ir-difn, n. {Min.} de sam az vqrd. 
 ."^ARUONIAN, Sar-dtj-ni-an, a. de sain az sardOnik. 
 Sardonic, Sar-don-ik, a. forst or fand, az apljd 
 
 tu Iqfter, smjlz, or grinz. Sard<iaik iqf, n kon- 
 
 vdlsiv Iqf, sed tu hav bin ferst obzervd in doz 
 
 hot) at de erh xardonia, hwiq groz in Sardinia. 
 .Sardonyx, Sqr-do-niks, «. a prejus ston; a kal- 
 
 soduiui or karnelyan, ov a redij-yelo or oranj 
 
 kulor. 
 Sarkino, S^rk-ig, n. tin bordz for Ijnig, As.; 
 
 bordig for slats. 
 Sarmentaceous, Sqr-men-ta-Jus, a. {But.} twigi; 
 
 sqriujntijs. 
 Sarmentose, Sqr-men-tos, a. {Hot.) havig levz 
 
 in bunqi'z, and onli at de jffnts. 
 Saros, Sa-ros, h. an anjent a^itronomikal period 
 
 or sjkl, de orijin and legt ov hwiq qr unoon. 
 .Sarplar. Sqr-plar, u. hqf a {wk ov wul, kon- 
 
 taiiig 40 todz. 
 .Sarplier, S(\r-pler, n. a pes ov kanvas for rapig 
 
 up Wivrz; a pakig-klot. 
 Sareacine, S;ir-a-sin, n. a plant. [hers. 
 
 Saeeasine, Sar-a-sin, n. a kjnd ov portkiilis er 
 Sarsa, ."^qr-sa, n. sqrsaparila. 
 .Sarsaparilla, Sqr-siv-pa-ril-a, n. a mcdisinal 
 
 plant and its riDt; a spejez ov smjlaks; a drug. 
 Sartorius, Sar-t(j-ri-us, n. i.4nat.} de musl 
 
 hwiq servz tu tro wun leg akros de udor- kold 
 
 de (alorz mvtl.
 
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 Sash, SaJ, n. a band; a belt wcDrn fsr ernament: 
 a silkn band worn bj ofiserz in dg qrmi, and 
 bj As klerji, over d^r kasoks; and olso az a pqrt 
 ov femal dres. {Arch.) a pes ov fram-wurk for 
 holdig de skw^rz ov glas in a windo; a windo 
 so fermd az tia be let up and d'sn bj pializ. 
 Sash, SaJ, v. t. tu dres wid a saJ; — tu f urnij wid 
 
 saJ ivindoz. 
 Sash-frame, SaJ-fram, n. a wiadn fram intia 
 
 hwiq a saJ iz fited. 
 Sashoon, Saj-cbn, n. a leder stufig in a bdOt. 
 Sash-window, SaJ-win-do, n. a windo mad ov 
 
 a wudn fram and Ic^rj skw£trz. 
 Sasix, Sas-in, n. a spejez ov antelop. 
 Sassafras, Sas-a-fras, n. a tre, ds wud and bqrk 
 
 ov hwiq qr aromatik and rasdisinal. 
 Sassoline, Sas-o-lin, n. {Ohem.') nativ borasik 
 
 asid, from Saso, in de Florentin teritori. 
 Sat, Sat, i. and^j. from .SV^. Se {tiit.} 
 Satan, Sa-tan, n. de adversari; de devl. 
 Satanic, Sa-tan-ik, ) a. beloijiij tu, er pro- 
 
 Satanical, Sa-tan-i-kal, ! sediij from, ds devl; 
 
 djabolikal; evl; fals. 
 Satanically, Sa-tan-i-kal -i, ad. in a satanik 
 
 maner; diabolikali. 
 Satanical'ness, Sa-tan-i-kal-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beii) satanikal. 
 Satanism, Sa-tan-iz-m, n. ekstrem wikednes. 
 Satanist, Sa-tan-ist, n. a wiked person. 
 Satchel, Saq-el, 71. a litl bag, er sak, komonli a 
 
 bag yqzd bj skcol qildren. 
 Sate, Sat, v. t. tu sajiat; tu glut; tu pel. 
 Sateless, Sat-les, a. insajiabl. 
 Satellite, Sat-el-it, n. a smel planet revolvig 
 rund a Iqrjer; era sekondari planet hwiq revolvz 
 ab'st a prjmari planet; an atendant; a foloer. 
 Satellitious, Sat-el-iJ-us, a. konsistig ovsatelits. 
 Satiate, Sa-Ji-at, «. t. tu satisfj; tu fil; tu glut; 
 tu pel; tu fil beyond natyq,ral dezjr; tu satyi],- 
 rat; tu kltr. 
 Satiate, Sa-Ji-at, a. gluted; ful tia satieti. 
 Satiation, Sa-Ji-a-Jon, ji. de akt ov sajiatiij; de 
 
 Stat ov beig fild. 
 Satiety, Sa-ti-e-ti, n. de stat ov beig sajiated; 
 fulnes beyond dezjr er ple3i],r; mor dan enuf; 
 ekses; werisumnes ov plenti. 
 Satin, Sat-in, n. a tik, klosli wovn, glosi silk. 
 Satin, Sat-in, a. bclogig tu, er mad ov satin. 
 Satinet, Sat-i-net, n. a sert ov sljt er tin satin; 
 
 — a twild stuf er klot, mad ov wul and kotn. 
 
 Satin-spar, Sat-in-spqr, n. {Mlu.) fjbrus Ijmston. 
 
 Satin-wood, Sat-in-wud, n. a f jn, hqrd, lemon- 
 
 kulord, 8st-Indian wud, havig a fragrant odor. 
 
 Satiny, Sat-in-i, a. rezemblig, or partakig ov, 
 
 satin. 
 
 Satire, Sat-jr, Sa-ter, er Sat-er, n. a kompozijon, 
 
 komonli in poetri, in hwiq vis er foli iz senj^rd 
 
 er ekspozd tu hatred er kontemt; if personal, it 
 
 bekumz a lamptbn; — ridiki],l; sqrkazm; wit; jroni; 
 
 yqmor. 
 
 Satiric, Sa-tir-ik, ) a. belogig tta, er kon- 
 
 Satirical, Sa-tir-i-kal, i tanig, satjr; sensorius; 
 
 sever; sarkastik. 
 
 Satirically, Sa-tlr-i-kal-i, ad. in a satirikal 
 
 maner; severli. [ov satjr. 
 
 Satirist, Sat-er-ist, n. wun hro rits er maks yi^^s 
 
 Satirize, Sat-er-jz, r. t. tu ekspuz bj satjr; tu 
 
 senji|r, az in a satjr; tu ridikql. 
 
 Satisfaction, Sat-is-fak-Jon, n. de akt ov satis- 
 
 f jig; de stat ov beig satisfjd; dat hwiq satisfiz: 
 
 kontentment; kompensajon; remqnerajon; re- 
 
 kwjtal; konvikjon; gratifikajon; amendz; aton- 
 
 ment fer a krjm: rekompens for an injqri. 
 
 Satisfactive, Sat-is-fak-tiv, a. givig satisfakjon; 
 
 satisfaktori. [isfaktori maner. 
 
 Satisfactorily, Sat-is-fak-to-ri-li, ad. in a sat- 
 
 Satisfactoriness, Sat-is-fak-to-ri-nes, n. de 
 
 kwoliti ov beig satisfaktori. 
 Satisfactory, Sat-is-fak-to-ri, a. givig satisfak- 
 jon; givig kontent; gratifjig; plezig; makig 
 
 amendz. 
 Satisfier, Sat-is-fj-er, n. wun hd) satisf jz. 
 Satisfy, Sat-is-fj, v. t. tu plez full; tu kontent; 
 
 tu fed tu de ful; tu gratif j; tu sajiat; tu glut; 
 
 tu rekompens; tu apez; tu fre from dut, per- 
 
 pleksiti, er suspens; tu konvins. 
 Satisfy, Sat-is-fj, v. i. tu giv kontent er satis- 
 fakjon. 
 Sative, Sa-tiv, a. son; fit fer soig. 
 Satrap, Sa-trap, n. a Perjan vjsrer er guvemor ov 
 
 a provins. [satrapi. 
 
 Satrapal, Sat-ra-pal, a. relatig tu a satrap or 
 Satrapy, Sat-ra-pi, n. de guvernment er jqris- 
 
 dikjon ov a satrap. [ted. 
 
 Saturable, Sat-yq-ra-bl, a. dat ma be satyi|,ra- 
 Saturant, Sat-yi|-rant, a. havii) pijer tu satyq- 
 
 rat. 
 Saturate, Sat-yix-rat, x. t. tu impregnat til no 
 
 mor kan be ressvd er imbjbd: tu fil ful. 
 Saturate, Sat-yq-rat, a. beig ful; satyqrated. 
 Saturation, Sat-yq-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov satyq- 
 
 ratig; de stat ov beig satyqrated; replejon; 
 
 fulnes. [ov de wek. 
 
 Saturday, Sat-ur-da, n. de sevnt and last da 
 Saturity, Sa-tii,-ri-ti, n. replejon. 
 Saturn, Sat-urn, ». {Myth.'} an anjent Italyan 
 
 deiti under htom de goldn aj iz fabld tu hav 
 
 egzisted. — {Adron.} a planet in de solar sistem, 
 
 supozd de most remot ov de planets befor de 
 
 diskuveri ov Yqranus. 
 Saturnalia, Sat-ur-na-li-a, n. pi. [L.] an anjent 
 
 festival ov Saturn, selebrated at Bom ab'st de 
 
 midl ov Uesember. 
 Saturnalian, Sat-ur-na-li-an, a. sportiv; IcDS, 
 
 Ijk de fests ov Saturn. 
 Saturnian, Sa-tur-ni-an, a. hapi; goldn, az in 
 
 de ran ov Saturn; — apljd elso tu a sert ov iam- 
 
 bik vers. 
 Saturnine, Sat-ur-njn, a. not Ijt er merkqrial, 
 
 but gUomi and grav, az if bern under de inflqens 
 
 ov Saturn: melankoli; hevi; sad. 
 Saturnite, Sat-urn-jt, n. (Jlin.} a metalik sub- 
 
 stans separated from led in torefakjon. 
 Satyr, Sa-ter, ei' Sat-er, n. {Myth.} a silvan 
 
 god, supozd bj de anjents tu be rcbd and leqerus. 
 Satyriasis, Sat-i-ri-a-sis, n. {Ikd.} lasivius 
 
 madnes; prjapizm; an ekses ov seminal sekrejon. 
 Satyric, Sa-tir-ik, a. relatig tu saterz. [ragwurt. 
 Satyrion, Sa-tir-i-on, n. [//.] a provokativ plant; 
 Sauce, Sas, n. sumtig etn wid ftud tu imprd)v its 
 
 relij; sumtig stimyqlatig; — eni sert ov vejetabl 
 
 etn wid flej met; — Jimpqdens; sesines. Tui 
 
 serv inn dz sam ses, tu retaliat wun injqri 
 
 wid aniider. 
 Sauce, Sos, r. t. tu sezn; tu stimyqlat. 
 Saucealone, Ses-a-lon, n. a plant; jak-bj-de-hej. 
 Saucebox, Ses-boks, n. an impertinent er sesi 
 
 felo. 
 Saucepan, Ses-pan, n. a metal pan, er kukig 
 
 vesel, wid a handl. [kup. 
 
 Saucer, S6-ser, n. a smel pan er plater fer a te- 
 Saucily', Se-si-li, ad. impqdentli; in a sesi maner. 
 Sauciness, Sd-si-nes, n. impq,dens; petyqlans; 
 
 impertinens. 
 Saucisse, Se-ses, ) w. [Fr.] {Fort.} a log pjp 
 Saucisson, Se-sis-on, ) er bag fild wid gunp's- 
 
 dcr, fer de purpus ov f jrig a mjn. 
 Saucy, Sd-si, a. pert; petyqlant: kontemtyqus 
 
 ov sqperiorz; insolent; impqdent; rood; imperti- 
 nent. 
 Sauer-kraut, S'sr-kr'st, n. selted er pikld kabaj; 
 
 hwiq haz bin fermented, a Jerman dij.
 
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 Sauncivo-bell, S^n-sin-bcl, n. Se (Sancehell.) 
 Kaundeus-wood, Sqii-derz-wuJ, n. sain az tan- 
 
 dal-fChiJ. Se {Saiulat-wiHKl.) 
 Sauntkk, S(^n-tcr, or Son-tor, v. i. tu wonder 
 
 ub-st j"lli: tui lerter; tu jio^^er. [nimbi. 
 
 Sauxtkr, Sqn-ter, or Son-ter, n. an jdl wi»k or 
 SAUSTEREa, Sitn-ter-er, er S6n-ter-er, n. wun 
 
 ha> !<qiUorr. 
 Saurian, So-ri-an, n. {Zool.) de nam ov a famili 
 
 ov reptilz; de lizard. [lizardz. 
 
 Saurian. S.i-ri-an, a. rtlatij) tu, er rtzembrn), 
 Sauroid, Sii-rffd, a. Ijk sorianz: ^'tl^ian. [ardz. 
 Saurophis, Si)-ra-fi:<, u. {Z-x'l.} a jenus ov liz- 
 Saurit, So-ri, n. a spejez ov fij. 
 Sausage, Sos-aj, er S6s-ej, n. a rol ov seznd 
 
 minst met, enklcJzd in a skin. 
 Saussurite, Sos-ur-jt, /(. (Min.) a varjeti ov 
 
 nefrjt, i'snd i)n de bapks ov de lak ov Jeneva. 
 Sauter.ne, So-tern, «. a spejez ov Frenq wjn. 
 Savable, Sav-a-bl, a. diit mn be snvd: salvabl. 
 Savableness, Sdv-a-bl-ncs, n. kaiiabilili ov beig 
 
 savd: salvabiliti. 
 Savage, Sav-nj, a. wjld; unkdltivated; untamd; 
 
 kn&el; unsivilizd; fcrujus; fers; veri bqrbarus; 
 
 untot; bra>tal. [barian. 
 
 Savage, 8av-aj, n. a man hoUi unsivilizd; a bqr- 
 Savaoely, Sav-aj-li, ad. b<^rbarusli: kixDeli. 
 Savageness, Sav-aj-nes, «. de stat ov a savaj: 
 
 b^rbarusnes: kntielti. [grt)t. 
 
 Savagerv, Sav-HJ-ri,* n. knttelti: bqrbariti; wjld 
 Savanna, Sa-van-a, n. an opn plan, er medo, 
 
 wid'st wud; a prari. 
 Save, Sav, c. t. tu prrzerv from eni evl, p<irtik- 
 
 yq,larli fromcttTnal dct; tu prezerv; tu protekt; 
 
 tu reskq; tu deliver; not tu spend or loDz: tu 
 
 hinder from beij) spent er lost; tu rezerv er la 
 
 bi; tu sftqr; tu ckski'iz. 
 Save, Sav, v. i. tu be qep: tu prevent los. 
 Save. Sav, j'rcn. ok>opt; not inkli],dig: az, "forti 
 
 strji>3 ««*• wun;" (2 (').r.)—konj. eksept; unl^a: 
 
 az, "«a(' he dat had de mqrk." 
 Saveall, S(iv-el, n. a smol pan inserted intu a 
 
 kundl>tik tu ^av de cnJz uv kandlz. 
 Saver, Sav-er, n. wun hco savz: prezerver. 
 Savin, Sav-in, «. a plant; a spejez ov jqniper. 
 Saving, Sav-ig, a. dat savz; frco^al; pqrsimonius; 
 
 not lavij. [ckseptig. 
 
 Saving, Sav-ig, prfp. wid eksepjon in favor ov; 
 Saving, Siiv-ij, n. sumtig savd; eskap ov eks- 
 
 pens. [pqrsimoni. 
 
 Savingly, Sav-ij)-li, ad. m az tu be savd; wid 
 Savinqn£6S, Sav-ij)-ncs, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 savij): frvDgaliti. 
 Savings-bank, Sdv-igz-bagk, n. a bagk, or prov- 
 ident institqjon, in hwii; smol sumz or savigz qr 
 
 plast for sckqriti, and akquiqlajun bj interest. 
 Savior, ^. / n. wun hoasavz; de Kedemer 
 
 Saviour. ' "■' ' i ov mankjnd. 
 Savor, Sa-vor, n. a sent; odor; tast; flavor; relij. 
 Savor, Sa-vor, r. i. tu huv a smcl or tast; tu be- 
 
 tukn; tu hav an intcl<»ktytial tast. 
 Savor, Sa-vor, r. t. tu l^k; tu tast er smel wid 
 
 deljt; tu pcrsEv; tu konsider: tu test intelekt- 
 
 yil"l'- [wid relij. 
 
 Savorily, SA-vor-i-li, ad. wid gust; wid apetjt; 
 SAVOBINES.S, SA-vor-i-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beio 
 
 savori: rclif. 
 Savorless, Si-vor-les, a. wontig savor. 
 Savoblv, Sa-vor-li,* a. wel-seEnd: ov gud tast. 
 Savorlv, Sti-vor-li, ad. wid a pleiifl rclij. 
 Savorous, Sii-vor-us,* a. swet; plezant. 
 Savory, Sa-vor-i, n. an uramatik er spjsi plant. 
 
 Su'iitr nar-ri, an :inyqal plant.— WinUr tarori, 
 
 an evergren percniul. 
 Savory, Sa-vor-i. a. plezig er cksjtig tu dc tast 
 
 or siuel; relijijj: pikant. 
 
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 Savoy, Sa-v6f, n. a sort ov kurld winter kabaj. 
 
 Savoyard, Sa-vtf-ard, u. a nativ ov Savtf. 
 
 Saw, So, i. from .S!^. Se (.Sift.) 
 
 Saw, Si), n. n d^ntetcd, kutig instrooment. 
 
 Saw. So, r. t. [i. sod, p«. soig, sod, »r son,] tu kut 
 wid a so. 
 
 Saw, So, v. i. tu yt^z a so; tu be under de kat 
 or operajon ov a so. [a so. 
 
 Sawdust, So-dust, n. dust mad bj de atrijon ov 
 
 Sawer, S(i-er, n. wun ho sor; nis kordpted tu 
 (liau'i/er.) [horn. 
 
 .Saweish, S«'»-fiJ, n. a fiJ wid a kjnd ov deiitated 
 
 Sawely, So-flj, n. a jenus ov fljz, ov meni spejez; 
 an insekt wid Q so-ljk stig. [ruj. 
 
 .'^AWGUASS, So-gras, 71. Q kjnd ov kors gras; bog- 
 
 Sawmill. So-mil, n. a mil for seijj timber. 
 
 Sawny, S(5-ni, >i. a witles kl'sn; — a niknam for a 
 Sko(jman. [tu be sed. 
 
 Saw-pit, S()-pit, n. a pit over hwiq timber iz lad 
 
 .'^AWTRV, .S6-fri, n. a mi^zikal instra)ment: a solleri. 
 
 Sawwokt, Su-wurt, n. a perenial, serated plant. 
 
 Saw-wrest, So-rest, n. an instntiment for setifl 
 de tet ov a so. 
 
 Sawyer, So-yer, ;i. wun hoo soz; — a Iqrj tre wid 
 its Rtits fasnd in de botom ov a river, de top 
 miDviij up and disn bj de akjon ov de kurcnt; — 
 komou in de Misisipi and its tribyq^tariz. 
 
 Saxatile, Saks-a-til, a. relatig tu,orlivig amdg, 
 st<jnz or roks. 
 
 Saxifrage, Saks-i-fraj, n. a jenus ov bqtifiil 
 Alpin plants; a medisinal plant, re pq, ted gud for 
 de Stan. [plant. 
 
 Saxifeage-meadow, Saks-i-fraj-med-o, n. a 
 
 Saxifragous, .Saks-if-ra-gus, a. dizolvent ov 
 sion in de blader. 
 
 Saxon, Saks-on, ft. wun ov de pcpl hat inhabited 
 de nordern pqrt ov .Jermani, obtand futij) in 
 briten ab'st de yer 440, and afterwardz subdqd 
 a grat jjqrt ov de jlaud; — de laggwaj ov de 
 Saksonz. [d^r laggwaj. 
 
 Saxon, Saks-on, a. belogiy tu de Saksonz, or tu 
 
 Saxon-blue, Saks-on-blq, «. a solx^Jon ov indi- 
 go in kousentrated gnlfq,rik asid,mu(j yqzd az a 
 dj-stuf. [fraz. 
 
 Saxonism, Saks-on-iz-m, n. a Sakson idiom or 
 
 Saxonist, Saks-on-ist, n. wun h* iz verst in de 
 Sakson laflgwaj. 
 
 Say, Sa, r. t. [/. sed, ps. saig, sed, — he sez:] tu 
 spek; tu uter in wurdz; tu tel; tu alej; tu re- 
 pet; tu rehers: tu spek, not sig. 
 
 Say, Sa, i-. /. tu spek; tu tel; tu uten tu Ttl&t. 
 In poetri, *a iz yqzd befur a kwcslyon; tel. 
 
 Say, Sa, n. a speq: hwot wun haztu sa; a remc^rk: 
 an obzervajon:— sampl; trial bj a sampl; a tin 
 sort ov silk. 
 
 Saying, Sa-ig, «. de akt ov spekig; eksprejon: 
 an opinyon; a proverb; a maksim: adaj; aforizm. 
 
 Says, Sez, terd person siggqlar ov .Sa. Se {^y.} 
 
 Scab, Skab, n. an inkrustajon over a sor; — a di- 
 zez insident tu Jep; — de iq or manj ov horsez; — 
 a diTti, peltri felo. 
 
 Scabbard, Skab-ard, n. de Jet ov a sard. 
 
 Scabbed, Skab-cd, or Skabd, a. kuvord or dizezd 
 wid skubz; skabi; poltri; sori; vjl: wurtles. 
 
 Scabbedness, Skab-ed-nes, u. de stet ov beis 
 skabed. 
 
 Scabbiness, .Skab-i-nes, n. de stet ov beig skabi. 
 
 Scabby, Skab-i, a. ful ov sknbz; diiezd wid 
 skabz; skabed. 
 
 Scabious, Ska-bi-u>, a. iqi; leprus. [jiercnial. 
 
 Scabious, Ska-bi-us, /(. a jenu.^ ov ]>lnnts, miMili 
 
 Scabrous, Ska-brus,* a. ruf; ruge<l: ruf tu dr 
 tuq; kuverd wid hqrd, Jort prcjjokjonz from dr 
 ki^tikl, or wid granyqlz;— hqrj; uuniqzikal. 
 
 Scabrousness, .Ska brus-nes, ». de siat ov beig 
 skabrus; rutncs.
 
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 ScABWOET, Skab-wurt, n. a plant. 
 
 Scad, Skad, n. a fij; de Jad; — a hors-makerel. 
 
 Scaffold, Skaf-old, n. a temporari galeri er staj, 
 az fer Joz, fer de eksEki||on ov a kriminal, fer 
 bilderz tia stand on hwjl at wurk, er fer ha, gran, 
 &s.; skafoldii). 
 
 Scaffold, Skaf-old, v. t. tta furnij wid a skafold 
 er framz ov timber. 
 
 Scaffolding, Skaf-old-ig, «.. a temporari fram 
 erstaj: a skafold; a temporari fram or suport 
 fer bilderz tia stand on; a bildiij slitli grekted. 
 
 ScAGLiOLA, Skal-yi-6-la, n. [It.] {Arch.) a sert 
 ov qrtifijal ston, or kompozijon, formd qeili ov 
 pulverjzd jipsum, and mad tu imitat de kulorz 
 ov mqrbl. [lader. 
 
 Scalable, Skal-a-bl, a. dat ma be skald wid a 
 
 ScALADE, Ska-lad, n. an asolt upon a plas bj 
 menz ov laderz; an eskalad. Ss {Escalade.) 
 
 Scalado, Ska-la-do, n. sam az {Scalade.) 
 
 ScALARY, Skal-a-ri, a. prossdig bj steps, Ijk doz 
 ov a lader. [or; tu pqrbffl. 
 
 Scald, Skeld, t. t. tia burn er inji^r wid hot lik- 
 
 Scald, Skekl, ;;. skurf on de hed; a burn; a hurt 
 er burn kezd bj hot likor. 
 
 Scald, Skold, a. peltri; sori; skurvi; skabi; skeld. 
 
 Scald, Skald, «/* Skeld, n. an anjent Skandina- 
 vian poet. [skald. 
 
 ScALDER, Skal-der, n. a Skandinavian poet; a 
 
 Scaldhead, Skeld-hed, n. a kjnd ov lokal lep- 
 rosi, in hwiq Az hed iz kuverd wid a kontinyv|- 
 us skab: de riijwurm ov dg skalp; a skeld bed. 
 
 ScALDic, Skal-dik, a. rclatir) tu de poets keld 
 Skaldz. 
 
 Scale, Skal, n. a balans; a vesel suspended bj a 
 htm agenst aniider vesel, fer wait); — ^jenerali 
 yx^zd in de phyal; — de sjn Ljbra in de zodiak; 
 — de smel Jelz er krusts hvviq, Ijii) wun over an- 
 nder, mak de kots ov fijez; eni tirj eksfoliated; 
 a tin lamina; an abertiv Igf; — a lader; menz ov 
 aseut; de akt ov stermii) bj laderz; regyqlar gra- 
 dajon; — an instrcoment, Ijn, er eni tiij mqrkt or 
 mad up ov pqrts at ekwal distansez, and yqzd 
 fer de purpus ov me;;i],rij) uder linear magni- 
 tiidz; an instrcoment fer asertaniij proporjonz. — 
 {Mus.) a progresiv seriez ov ysndz. 
 
 Scale, Skal, -v. t. tta kljm, az bj laderz; tia misnt; 
 tu asend; — tu meji^r er komp^r; tu wa; — tu 
 strip of skalz; tu tak of in a tin lamina; tu pq,r 
 of a surfas. — {JS'atit.) tu klenz ds insjd, az ov 
 kanon. 
 
 Scale, Skal, v. i. tu pel of in skalz; — tu asend. 
 
 Scale-board, Skal-bord,* n. {Printing) a tin 
 slip ov wud, emplffd in jiistif jir) a paj tu its 
 trd) lei)t. Komonli prou-snst ttkab-hoid. 
 
 Scaled, Skald, a. skwamus; havii) skalz; skali. 
 
 Scaleless, Skal-les, a. wontiij skalz. 
 
 Scalene, Ska-len, n. {Geoni.) a trjaggl havii) de 
 tre sjdz unekwal. 
 
 Scalene, Ska-len, a. havii) tre unekwal sjdz, az 
 a trjai)gl; oblek, er havii) de aksis inklind tu de 
 bas, az a kon. 
 
 ScALENOUS, Ska-le-nus, a. Ijk a skalen; ov un- 
 ekwal sjdz; skalen. [nek. 
 
 Scalenus, Ska-le-nus, «. {Anat.) a musl ov de 
 
 Scaler, Skal-er, n. he er dat hwiq skalz. 
 
 Scaliness, Ska-li-nes, n. de stat ov beii) skali. 
 
 SCALIOLA, Skal-i-o-la, ?;. {Arch.) an ernamental 
 plaster-wurk, prodi\st bj apljii) a pap mad ov 
 kalsind jipsum, mikst wid a solqjon ov Flanderz 
 glq,, upon a f igyqr fermd wid ladz, er upon brik- 
 wurk, beii) mad tu imitat mqrbl. Se {!Scagliola.) 
 
 ScALL, Skel, n. leprosi; merbid beldnes; skeld. 
 
 ScALLED, Skeld, a. skurfi; skabi; peltri. [yon. 
 
 ScALLiON, Skal-yon, n. a kjnd ov imperfekt un- 
 
 ScALLOP, Skol-op, n. a fiJ wid a holo, nsnded Jel, 
 pektinatedj — a holo, or risnd, at de cj ov eni tii). 
 
 Scallop, Skol-op, v. t. tu mqrk er diversif j at de 
 
 ej wid holoz. 
 Scalloped, Skol-opt, p. a. havLp de ej indented. 
 Scalp, Skalp, n. de skin on de top ov de hed, on 
 
 hwiq de h^r groz; sumtjmz, de skul. 
 Scalp, Skalp, v. t. tu dsprjv ov de skin er skalp. 
 Scalpel, Skal-pel, n. a disektii) njf; a surjonz 
 
 instroQment. 
 ScALPiNG-KNiFE, Skalp-ig-njf, 11. a njf yi^zd bj 
 
 de Indianz in takiij of de skalps ov di^r priznerz, 
 ScALPRUM, Skal-prum, w. [//.] a njf. — {Zool.) de 
 
 kutii) ej ov de insjzor tet. [skeld. 
 
 Scaly, Ska-li, a. kuverd wid skalz: peltri; men; 
 ScAMBLE, Skam-bl, v. i. tu be turbulent; tu 
 
 skrambl; tu strugl; tu get bj struglig wid uderz; 
 
 — tu Jift ekwardii. 
 ScAMBLE, Skam-bl, v. t. tu maijgl; tu mel. 
 ScAMBLE, Skam-bl, n. a. strugl wid uderz; a 
 
 skrambl. 
 ScAMBLEE, Skam-bler, 7i. wun hcD skamblz. — 
 
 (Scottish) a bold intrcoder upon wunz tabl er 
 
 jenerositi. 
 ScAMBLiNGLY, Skam-bliij-li, ad. wid tdrbi\,len8 
 
 or intrajj;on. [oni. 
 
 ScAMMOMATE, Ska-mo-ni-at, a. mad wid skam- 
 ScAMMONY, Skam-o-ni, n. a. spejez ov £IJiatik 
 
 konv61vi|lus (konrob'tilus skamansa; ) — a gum 
 
 rezin obtand from it, yqzd az a drastik purj. 
 Scamp, Skamp, n. a nav; a swindler; a wurtles 
 
 felo; — [a modern, kolokwial, lo wurd.] 
 Scamper, Skam-per,J r. i. tu run wid huri or 
 
 sped; tu run trco fer; tu skud. [runip. 
 
 Scamper, Skam-per,J n. a hasti fljt; de akt ov 
 Scampish, Skamp-iJ, a. Ijk a skamp; navij. 
 Scan, Skan, v. t. tu meji^r, az vers; tu egzamin 
 
 a vers bj k'Sntiij de fet; tu egzamin njsli. 
 Scandal, Skan-dal, n. ofens givn bj de felts ov 
 
 uderz; reproqful asperjon; disgras; reproq; dis- 
 
 kredit; infami; oprobrium. 
 Scandalize, Skan-dal-jz, r. t. tu ofend bj sum 
 
 kriminal er vjl akjon; — tu reproq; tu disgras; 
 
 tu defam; tu aspers; tu kalumniat; tu slander; 
 
 tu vilif j. 
 Scandalous, Skan-da-lus, a. givii) publik ofens; 
 
 oprobrius; disgrasf ul: Jamful; vjl; infamus; de- 
 
 famatori. 
 Scandalously, Skun-da-lus-li, ad. in a skanda- 
 
 lus mauer: Jamfuli. 
 Scandalousness, Skan-da-lus-nes, n. At kwoliti 
 
 ov beii) skandalus. [ov tendrilz. 
 
 ScANDENT. Skan-dent, a. {But.) kljmii) bj help 
 Scandinavian, Skan-di-na-vi-an, a. relatii) tu 
 
 Skaudinaviu, de anjent nam ov Sweden and 
 
 Nerwa; er tu de anjent literatq,r ov de nert- 
 
 west pqrt ov Yq,rop. 
 Scandinavian, Skan-di-na-vi-an, n. a nativ ov 
 
 Skandinavia. 
 Scanning, Skan-ig, n. de akt ov kisntig de fet 
 
 in a vers; skanjon. 
 Scansion, Skan-Jon, 71. de akt ov skanig. 
 ScANSORiAL, Skan-fo-ri-al, n. {Orniih.) a kljm- 
 
 ii) berd. cle kljmii) berdz qr keld skansorialz 
 
 er shansorez. 
 Scant, Skant, r. t. tu limit; tu stratn. [gkants. 
 Scant, Skant, v. i. '{JVavt.) tu fal; az, "de wind 
 Scant, Skant,* n. ski^rsiti; skantines. 
 Scant, Skant, a. not plentiful; sk^rs; les dan 
 
 hwot iz proper or kompetent; skanti; not liberal; 
 
 pqrsimonius. — {JS'avt.) not f^r; unfavorabl; az, 
 
 "a skant wind." 
 Scant, Skant,* ad. sk^rsli; hqrdli. 
 Scantily, Skant-i-li, ad. naroli; not plentifuli; 
 
 spaiiijli- 
 Scantiness, Skant-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 skanti; narones. 
 Scantle, Skan-tl,* v. i. tta be defijent; tta skant.
 
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 Scantling, Skant-lio, n. a kwontiti kut for a 
 ixiriikyivlar purpus: u s^rtcn prcjiior/<jn; a amol 
 kwontiti:— de mejiir ov bredt and tiknea ov 
 timber;- a pes ov timber under fjv incjoi skw^^r; 
 — timber yil^d for de kworterifl ov pqrtiJonE, az 
 p<j.'<t:<, t|-bfmz, rufterz. is. [skant. 
 
 SCANTLINO, Skant-lin, a. not plentiful; smol; 
 
 SCANTLV, tikant-li, aa. »k.%rsli; hqrdli; peniiriusli. 
 
 ScANTNESS, Skant-nes, n. naranes; skantinea. 
 
 SCANTV, Skant-i, a. naro; smel: Jort ov kwontiti 
 sufijent; td) smel for de purpus intended; not 
 kupiua; not ampl; skant: spi^rig; pqr^iimonius. 
 
 ScAPK, Skap, V. t. [kontrakted from {escape,}] tu 
 cskap. 
 
 Scape, Skap, v. i. ta get awa; ta eskap. 
 
 Scape, Skap, n. {Bot.} a pedd^kl; de fluerij) 
 stem ov a plant. 
 
 ScAPE-OALLows, Skap-gdl-oz, n. wan ha> haz 
 e.-iktipt, dcj drzervig, dt galoz. 
 
 Scape- GOAT, Skai)-gut, n. de gut set at liberti, b| 
 de Ji],z, on de da uv sulcm ekspiajon, and banijt 
 intu de wilderncs, laded wid de imprekajonz ov 
 de hj-prest, repreziintifl de sinz ov ol de pepl. 
 
 ScAPE-OEACE, Skiip-gras, n. a vjl or wurtles felo; 
 a nv.v. [rajiement.) 
 
 ScAPEMENT, Skap-ment, ». (C/wfc«v/ri-.) Se (^- 
 
 ScAPHiTE, Skaf-jt, H. {Conch.) an eliptikal-qam- 
 berd Jel, belogig tu de famili ov de ainonjts. 
 
 ScAPOLiTE, Skap-o-ljt, /*. {J/in.} a silijus min- 
 eral hwi(j ukiirz krijtaljzd and masiv; piramidal 
 fulsjKir. 
 
 Scapula, Skap-yq,-Iu, n. [L.] pi. Skap-yxi-le; 
 {Anat.) de /older- blad. 
 
 Scapular, Skap-yq-lar, ) a. relatifl tu de 
 
 ScAPULAEY, Skap-ki^-la-ri, i Bkapyn,la or tu 
 de Jolderz. 
 
 ScAPULAKY, Skap-yq-la-ri, n. pqrt ov de habit 
 ov u frjar, kousistig ov tti> naro slips ov klot, ov 
 bwiq wun krosez de bak or Jolderz, and de udcr 
 de stumak. 
 
 ScAPUS, Ska-pus, ». [/i.] {Ornith.} de stem er 
 truflk ov a feder, inklt^dig de kwil. — {Arch.} 
 de Jaft ov a kolum. 
 
 SCAE, Skqr, n. a mqrk ov a wcBnd; a sikatriks: — 
 Q divided pqrt; de detaqt protnUjon ov a rok; — 
 a sefij: de skarus. [wtnnd. 
 
 Scab, Skqr, r. t. tu mqrk az wid a skqr, sor, or 
 
 SrARAB. Skar-ab, n. a betl; an insekt; a skarabc. 
 
 ScAEABEE, Skar-a-be, «. a betl; an insekt ov de 
 jfuuj Ucarahinis,) wid Jedd wiflz. 
 
 ScAEAMOCCU, .Skar-a-m-jc;, n. a buf(6n in motli 
 drcj; u karakter in de pupet-Jo, urijinali from 
 luli. 
 
 ScARsaorrE, Sk^r-bro-jt, n. {Min.} a h{drated 
 .silikat ov alqmina, masiv and hwjt. 
 
 Scarce, Sk^^rs, a. not plentiful; not kopius; rJir: 
 not kuU'tn. 
 
 Scarce, Skqrs, ad. hqrdli: wid difikulti: sk^rsli. 
 
 Scarcely, Sk^rs-li, ad. hqrdli; bi\rli; wid difi- 
 kulti. 
 
 ScARCEKENT, Sk4rs-ment, n. a rebat or sot-bak 
 in bilJiy wolz, er in razig bagks uv eri. 
 
 ScARCE.VESb, Sk^rs-nes, n, de stat ov beig sk^rs: 
 sk^r^iti. 
 
 Scarcity, Sk4rs-i-ti, ». de stat ov beig sk^rs; 
 wont ov plenti; wont; p^nyqri: rivrne:': infrt- 
 kwcnsi. [sk:\r8iti, er maflgl-wurzel. 
 
 Scarcity-root, Sk4r3-i-ti-ra)t, n. de not ov 
 
 Scare, Ski^r, c t. tu frjtn; tu afrjt; tu terifj; 
 tu alqrm; tu strjk wid suden fcr. 
 
 Scarecrow, Sktir-kro, «. an imaj, klnper, or ud- 
 cr tifl. set up tu frjtn berd«; eni van tcror;— a 
 bi;rd ov de se-gul kjud: de blak gul. 
 
 Scarf, Skqrf, n.. a pes ov drcs dat hayz lo&s up<')n 
 de Jolderz: a sort ov JoL— (-IrfA.) a jugkjon ov 
 ta> pesea ov timber. 
 
 Scarf, Skqrf, r. t. tu tro liiisli on; ta dres in cni 
 
 loos vestyiir.—( ^rt-A.) tu pes; tu yqnjt td> pesea 
 
 ov timber tugeder bj iioqig dem intu eq uder 
 
 at de endz. 
 Scarfing, Skqrf-io, n. {Arrh.) de akt ov kuv- 
 
 crifl wid a skqrf; — de akt ov je'nip tO) pesez or 
 
 timber, bj noqig er inddntig, so az tu aper but 
 
 wun. 
 SCARPSKiN, Skc^rf-skin, n. de xtcrmost lamina 
 
 ov de skin; de kt^tikl; de epidermis. 
 Scarification, Skar-i-fi-k6-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 skarifjip; insijon ov de skin wid a skarifikator. 
 ."SCARIFICATOR, Skar-i-fi-ka-tor, n. wun hiB skar- 
 
 ifjz; an instniiment konsLsti)) ov ten er twciv 
 
 lansoz, yqzd in kupig. 
 Scarifier, Skar-i-fj-er, n. wun hot skarifiz: a 
 
 skarifikator; — a majen tu ekskoriat er disturb 
 
 de surfas ov de ert. 
 Scarify, .Skar-i-f j, v. t. tu let blud bj insijonz 
 
 ov de skin, not so dep az tu opn de Iqrj vanz, 
 
 az wid a skarifikator. 
 .ScARioSE, Ska-ri-os, a. {Bot.) drj and Jrivld- 
 
 skarius. [Id. 
 
 ."^CARIOUS, Ska-ri-u3, a. {Bot.) drj, tin, and Jriv- 
 SCAELATI.SA, Skqr-la-te-nQ, n. {Med.) skqrlet 
 
 fever; an erdptiv fever, akumpanid wid sor 
 
 trot, and ofn aperig az an opidemik. 
 ScARLESS, Skqr-les, a. fre from skqrz. 
 Scarlet, Skqr-let, n. a kulor komp'snded ov red 
 
 and yelo: a brjt red kulor: klot ordres ov skqrlet. 
 Scarlet, ."^kqr-let, a. ov de kulor ov skqrlet; red 
 
 tinjd wid yelo. [de plant. 
 
 Scarlet-bean, Skc^r-lot-ben, n. a red ben, and 
 Scarlet-fevee, Skqr-let-fe-ver, n. a fever or 
 
 dizez akum{>anid wid an eflor^sens, or red fluj: 
 
 skqriatena. [teleskop kqrp. 
 
 .<carlet-fish, Skqr-let-fiJ, n. a. ^jnez fij; de 
 Scarlet-oak, Sk(\r-let-ok, n. a. spejez ov ok; de 
 
 jleks. 
 Scarp, Skqrp, n. de interior slop ov a diq; de 
 
 slop on dat sjd ov a diq hwiq iz nekst tu a fer- 
 
 tifid plas, and luks toard de feldz. 
 Scarry, Sk^r-i, a. bavin skqrz; kuverd wid skqrz. 
 ScARus, Ska-rus, n., jd. Ska-rj; {Ich) a jenus 
 
 ov fijez: a se-fij: de skqr. 
 ScATE, Skat, n. a fiJ ov de spejez ov ternbak; — a 
 
 Jtt) wid an jurn for slidig. 
 .SCATH, Skat, ('. t. tu nqrm; tu wast; tu damaj; 
 
 tu injqr; tu destr^. 
 ScATH. Skat,* n. damaj; misqif; depopyqlajoo. 
 ScATiiFLL, Skat-ful, a. misqivus; destriiktiv. 
 Scathless, Skat-les, a. wid'st hqrm or damaj. 
 Scatter, Skat-er, r. t. tu tro Icosli ab-st; tu 
 
 spri})kl; tu disipat; tu dispers; tu spred tinli. 
 Scatter, Skat-er, v. i. tu be disipated; tu be 
 
 disiKT-t. [heded. 
 
 Scatter-brained, Skat-er-brand, a. gidi: Ijt- 
 Scatter-bbaixs, SkAt-er-branz,J n. a. gidi or 
 
 disipated person. 
 Scatteredly, Skat-erd-li, ad. dispersedli. 
 Scatterer, Skat-er-er, n. wun hm skaterz. 
 Scattering, Skat-er-ig, n. a dispeniig: dat hwiq 
 
 iz skaterd. [not yqnjted. 
 
 Scattering. Sk.it-er-ig, a. separated; disjK'rst; 
 Scatteeingly, Skat-er-ig-li, ad.la>sli;disi)ersedli. 
 Scattkrlino, Skat-er-lig, n. a vagabond; a won- 
 
 deror. [ten. 
 
 Scatueient, Ska-tq-ri-ent,* a. sprigig.az a f5n- 
 Scaturioinous, Ska-tq-rij-i-nus,* a. ful ov 
 
 fi5nt(iiz. 
 ScAUPDUCK, Skop-duk, n. a spejez ov duk. 
 ScAVAGE, .Skav-aj,* n. an imjiost on m^r^nt 
 
 strHUJen, levid bj a maor er Jerif. 
 ScAVE.VGER, Skav-en-jer, n. orijinali, a peti maj- 
 
 istrat, booz ofis it woz tu se dat de strets w?r 
 
 klen:— UTS, a laborer empl(^d in klenig dem.
 
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 ScENARY, Ss-na-ri,* 7i. Se {Scenei-y.) 
 
 Scene, Seh, w. <1e staj ov a teater; dramatik rep- 
 rszentajon; ds imajinari plas in hwiq de akjon 
 ov a pla iz supozd tu pas; — a divigon ov a 
 drama er pla, a subdivigon ov an akt, er so mug 
 ov an akt ov a pla az iz transakted wid-st eni 
 supozd qanj ov plas, or konsekwent elterajon ov 
 de panted sen; — de haijirjz ov a tsater, adapted 
 tu ds pla; a Iqrj panted \\\\ — ds jeneral aperans 
 ov eni akJon; de hal koutekstyn,r ov objekts; a 
 displa; a serisz; a regyn,lar dispozijon; eni serirz 
 ov akjonz er objekts. 
 
 Scenery, Ssn-er-i, n. &z aperans ov a plas er ov 
 objekts; a landskap; a reprezentajon; de panted 
 reprezentajon ov a spot hw^r an akjon iz per- 
 ffirmd, az upon de staj. 
 
 Scenic, Sen-ik, a. relatiij tu. senz er teatrikal 
 reprezentajonz; dramatik; teatrikal. 
 
 ScENiCAL, Sen-i-kal,* a. senik. [nografi. 
 
 ScENOGRAPHio, Sen-o-graf-ik, a. relatii) tu se- 
 
 ScENOGRAPHiCAL, Sen-cD-graf-i-kal, a. relatii) 
 tu senografi; perspektiv; dren in perspektiv. 
 
 ScENOGRAPHiCALLY, Sen-o-graf-i-kal-i, ad. in 
 er bj perspektiv. 
 
 ScENOGRAFHY, Se-nog-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov perspek- 
 tiv; de reprezentajon ov solidz in perspektiv. 
 
 Scent, Sent, »t. p-ser ovsmelii); de objektovsmel; 
 CDdor, gud er bad; smel; perf ri,m; f ragrans;— qas 
 folod bj de smel. [tu perf^m. 
 
 Scent, Sent, v. t. tu smel; tu persev bj de ncDz; 
 
 Scented, Sent-ed, p. a. perfqmd; imbi],d wid er 
 havii) sent. 
 
 SCENTFUL, Sent-ful, a. odorus; kwik ov smel. 
 
 Scentless, Sent-les, a. inodorus; havii) no smel. 
 
 Sceptic, Skep-tik, n. an adherent tu de skepti- 
 kal filosofi; a Pironist: a dister; wun hco disbc- 
 levz de trottdz ov revelajon; an infidel. 
 
 Sceptical, Skep-ti-kal, a. d'Stii); not belevii); 
 disbelevii). [maner; d'stiijli. 
 
 Sceptically, Skep-ti-kal-i, ad. in a skeptikal 
 
 ScEPTiCALNESS, Skep-ti-kal-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 ov beii] skeptikal. 
 
 Scepticism, Skep-ti-siz-m, ».an anjent sistem ov 
 filoiofi, fTsnded bj (Pyrrho,) hwiq introdi^st yi\- 
 niversal dut, er suspenjon ov asent, wid respekt 
 tu el gnsndz ov nolej; — tendensi er dispozijon 
 tu dist; yi^niversal dist; d^st ov de tri.T)dz ov rev- 
 elajon; infideliti. 
 
 Scepticize, Skep-ti-sjz, «. i. tu dist ov everi ti^). 
 
 Sceptre, Sep-tcr, 71. de ensjn ov refalti; de staf 
 born in de hand bj kiijz er soverenz az an ensjn 
 ov etoriti. 
 
 Sceptre, Sep-ter, v. t. tu invest wid a septer. 
 
 Sceptred, Sep-terd, a. b^ri}) a septer. 
 
 Sceptreless, Sep-ter-les, .•;. havig no septer. 
 
 SCHAALSTEIN, Xql-stjn, n. {Min.) tabl spqr, a 
 mineral hwiq okiirz in laminated masez er kon- 
 krejonz. 
 
 SCHAH, Hq, »i. de soveren ov Perja. [IcDs Jet. 
 
 ScHEDiASM, Ske-di-az-m, n: kiirsori rjtiij on a 
 
 Schedule, 8ked-yii,l, n. a smol skrol; a detaqt 
 or separat inventori; a list; a katalog; a rjtii) 
 adijonal er apendant; a litl inventori. 
 
 Schedule, Sked-yi],l,, v. t. tu plas in a list er 
 katalog. 
 
 Scheelite, Sel-jt, n. {Ifin.) a tuijstat ov Ijm. 
 
 ScHEELiuM, Se-li-um, n. {A/in.} anuder nam for 
 tugsten. [talin. 
 
 SCHEERERiTE, Eer-or-jt, n. {Min.) rezinus naf- 
 
 ScBEiK, Xsk, n. Se {Sheik.) 
 
 Schematism, Ske-ma-tiz-m, w. kombinajon ov de 
 
 aspekts ov hevnli bodiz; — de partikyqlar former 
 
 dispozijon ov a tii). [er. 
 
 SCHEMATIST, Ske-ma-tist, n. a proj^ktor; a skem- 
 
 Schematize. Ske-ma-tjz, i-. i. tu farm skemz er 
 
 skemalizmz. 
 
 Scheme, Skem, n. a kombinajon ov varius tijz 
 inta wun v\\, dezjn, er purpus; a plan; a repre- 
 zentajon ov eni jeometrikaler astronomikal fig- 
 yqr; a djagram; a sistem; a projekt; a kontrjv- 
 ans; a dezjn; an astrolojikal, lineal, er matemat- 
 ikal djagram. [plan. 
 
 Scheme, Skem, v. t. tu kontrjv; tu projekt; tu 
 Scheme, Skem, v. i. tu kontrjv; tu form er 
 dezjn. [skemist. 
 
 Schemer, Skem-er, n. a. projektor; a kontrjver; a 
 Schemist, Skem-ist,* n. a projektor; a skemer. 
 Scherbet, Xer-bet, n. Se {Sherbet.) 
 Schererite, Her-er-jt, n. {Min.) an inflamabl 
 hwjtij substans, i'snd in asikyi],lar kristalz, in 
 bedz ov lignjt; rezinus naftalin; — ritn elso 
 {scheererite.) 
 Scherif, Eer-if, n. a tjtl givn, in de Sst, tu doz 
 hcD qr desended from Mahomet trj) hiz sun-in-lo 
 and deter, Alj and Fatema; — kold elso {emir 
 and seid.) 
 Scheroma, Ske-ro-ma, n. {Med.) a. drjnes ov de j. 
 Scherzando, Sker-zan-do, a. [It.'\ {31'us.) notii) 
 
 a sportiv stjl. 
 ScHESis, Ske-sis, n. {Med.) habit er konstitqjon 
 ov de bodi; — habitq,d; stat. — {Rhet.) an qrgq,- 
 ment agenst an adversari, from de stat ov mjnd 
 impi^tcd tu him. 
 Schetic, Sket-ik, a. konstittiJonal; habitynal. 
 ScHiEFEE-sPAR, Eef-er-spqr, n. {Min.) slat-spqr; 
 
 a foliated kqrbonat ov Ijm. 
 SCHILLER-SPAR, Eil-er-spqr, n. {Min.) a silijus 
 mineral hwiq okiirz kristaljzd, in oblek rombik 
 prizmz. 
 ScHiRRHUs, Skir-us, 7t. an indi^rajon ov a gland. 
 Schism, Siz-m, w. a separajon from de trcD qurq;a 
 divigon er separajon, partikyqlarli amiii) doz hco 
 profes de sam relijon; a divigon; a separajon. 
 Schisma, Skis-ma, n. {Mus.) an interval ekwal 
 
 tu hqf a koraa. 
 Schismatic, Siz-ma-tik, or Siz-mat-ik, n. wun 
 hcD praktisez, promots, or adherz tu sizm: a sep- 
 aratist, [matikal; disenjus. 
 Schismatic, Siz-mat-ik, a. praktisir) sizm; siz- 
 Schismatical, Siz-mat-i-kal, a. impljii) sizm: 
 
 inklmd tu, er promotii), sizm; praktisig sizm. 
 
 ScHiSMATiCALLY, Siz-mat-i-kal-i, ad. in a siz- 
 
 matikal maner. [ov beig sizmatikal. 
 
 ScHiSMATiCALNESS, Siz-mat-i-kal-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ScHiSMATiZE, Siz-ma-tjz, v. i. tu praktis sizm. 
 
 ScHiSMLESS, Siz-m-les,* a. wid-st sizm. 
 
 Schist, Eist, n. a slat rok er ston. d wurd orij- 
 
 inali Grek, but adopted intu IggliJ from de 
 
 Jerman. [havig a slati tekstyi^r. 
 
 Schistose, Eis-tos, a. relatig tu,6rkontanig, Jist; 
 
 Schistous, Eis-tus, a. relatig tu Jist; Jistos. 
 
 Scholar, Skol-ar, n. wun ha lernz; a pi^pil; — a 
 
 profijent in lernig, partikyi|,larli klasikal lernig: 
 
 Q man ov leterz; a literari man; a man ov buks. 
 
 ScHOLAELiKE, Skol-Qr-ljk, a. bekiimig a skolar: 
 
 Ijk a skolar. [skolar. 
 
 Scholarly, Skol-ar-li, ad. in de maner ov a 
 
 Scholarship, Skol-ar-Jip, n. lernig; literatn,r; 
 
 nolej; literari edyqkajon; — aneksibijon er man- 
 
 tenans fer a skolar. 
 
 Scholastic, Sko-las-tik, a. pertanig tu a skiol 
 
 er skdjlz, partikyi],larli tu de skcolz, lernig, te- 
 
 oloji, and filosofi ov de midl ajez; — pedantik; 
 
 nedlesli sutl. Skoldstik filosofi, de metod ov 
 
 filosof jzig hwiq woz praktist bj de skolmen, er 
 
 in de skcolz and yqniversitiz ov de midl, er dqrk 
 
 ajez. Skcjlastik ffo7<J;^', akerdig tu Ilalam, woz 
 
 an endevor tu aranj de ortodoks sistem ov de 
 
 qurq, suq az etoriti had mad it, akordig tu de 
 
 ra)lz and mctodz ov de Aristotelian djalektiks, 
 
 and sumtjmz upon premisez supljd bj metafizi- 
 
 kal reznig.
 
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 Scholastic, Sko-las-tik, «. an adherent tu sko- 
 
 lastik lilosiafi er te61(aji; a skailman. 
 ScHOLASTiCAL, Sko-las-ti-kal, a. riliitio tia de 
 
 akinl/., skulaiiti-fizin, or sktala.stiks; skolastik. 
 ScHOLASTiCALLY, Sku-las-ti-kal-i, ad. in a sko- 
 
 l:i,-itik inaiier. 
 Scholasticism, Sku)-la3-ti-siz-in, n. de skolastik 
 
 I'ilosufi or mwJ ov filosofjziy. 
 Scholiast, Sku-li-iust, n. a nnm givn tu de old 
 
 grainarianz, or kritiks, hot) yn,zd tia rit nots or 
 
 anotafcmz on de uiqrjinz ov de manynskripts ov 
 
 de anjcnt khisikal otorz; a riter ov uksplaiiaturi 
 
 not'). [liast. 
 
 ScuoLiASTiO, Sko-li-as-tik, a. pertanio tua sku- 
 SCHOLION, Sk(5-li-on, »». \_Gr.] de sain az *7tw- 
 
 lium. 
 Scholium, SkcS-li-um, n. [£.] pi. Sk<i-li-a, 
 
 {£n<j.} Sku-li-utnz; an anotajon; an eksplana- 
 
 tori not or obzervajon. 
 ScHOLY, Sko-li,* r. i. tu rjt ckspozijonz. 
 School, Skool, n. a plas for elementari instruk- 
 
 Jon; a plas ov disiplin and instrukjon; a semi- 
 
 nari; a plas ov literari edyi^kajon: an akademi; 
 
 a yuniv^rsiti; a stal ov iu.slrukjon; — de doktrin, 
 
 sistem, or praktis ov eni wun set ov leqerz; — a 
 
 partikyn,lar klas devoted tu eni sistem or qrt; 
 
 az, de Fren(j Khml ov pantij);— a s6minnri tor 
 
 tcoloji dn,riy de midl njez. 
 School, Skiol, v. t. tu instrdkt; tu tran; tu teq 
 
 wid si]_perioriti; tu tutor. 
 School, Skml, a. relatiy tu a skiol er tu edytj,- 
 
 kajon: skolastik. 
 School-book, SkAl-buk, n. a buk yixzd in ska>lz. 
 School boy, Skitl-bar, u. a ber dat atendz skiDl. 
 School-brkd, Skif)l-bred, a. 6dyn,katcd inaskiol. 
 ScuooL-DAMK, SkJjl-daui, It. a skAlmistres. 
 School- DAY, Skcfal-da, /*. tim in hwiq yuot qr sent 
 
 tu skinl. 
 ScHOOL-uiviNE, Skdbl-di-vjn, n. wun rerst in or 
 
 suparti{) skolastik teoloji; a skiolman. 
 ScHOOL-DiviNiTY, Skiol-di-vin-i-ti, n. skolastik 
 
 tcoloji. 
 ScHOOL-FKLLOW, .'^kiU-fel-o, n. wun bred at de 
 
 sfim skiDl: (1 felo-stiidont. [skitjl. 
 
 Schoolgirl, Sktfjl-gerl, «. a gerl dat atendz 
 ScHooL-HOLSE, Skdil-h'ss, Ji. o hus in hwiq a 
 
 skiDl iz kept. 
 Schooling, Skiil-iy, n. instrukjon: lernij) atskd)!; 
 
 ck-ij^ns for instrukjon;— a lektyqr; u reprimand. 
 SciiooLMAiD, Skiijl-niad, u. a gerl at skcol. 
 Schoolman, Skifil-man, n., pi. SkAl-men; a sko- 
 lastik; wun v^r.^t in, or a rjter ov, skolastik di- 
 
 viniti or filosofi. [a skdDl. 
 
 Schoolmaster. SkAI-nias-tcr, n. wun ho) teccz 
 Schoolmistress, SktGl-mis-tres, n. a wuman ho) 
 
 tf i;ez a skit)l. [skirjl iz kept. 
 
 School-room, SkJil-rcom, n. a rcDm in hwiq a 
 School-taught, Skiil-tot, a. tot at or in skml. 
 School-theolooy, Skdbl-te-6l-o-ji, /*. skolastik 
 
 diviiiiti. 
 Schooner, Sk.6n-cr, h. q smol, Jqrp-bilt Tcsel, 
 
 havij) tii) uiti-its, wid smol top-mn.-ts and for-aud- 
 
 utt saU. II skiDner kariz a for-top and a top- 
 
 galant snl. 
 Schorl, >k>rl, n. iMin.) a britl mineral, yiisnuli 
 
 okiirig in blak prizmatik kristalz. 
 Scuorlite, X-Irl-jt, »i. {Min.) a nam sumtjmz 
 
 givn tu toimz. 
 ScHOKLOis, >y>rl-us, a. rrlati^ tu or kontanij) Jorl. 
 Schreioiit. ."^krrt, n. a fij. 
 ScHRODE, Skro*l, H. a yuj) or smol kodfij, split 
 
 and sttlted for kukip;— ritn olso {scrxJe.} 
 Sciagraph, Sj-a-graf, n. de sek/on ov a bildig 
 
 tu Jo its insjd: sjagrafi. 
 Sciagraph ic, Si-a-graf-ik, | a. relatij) tu 
 
 SciAGKAPHiCAL, Sj-a-graf-i-kal, )* sjagrafi. 
 
 SciAOEAPHiCALLY, Si-a-grif-i-kal-i, ad. akordig 
 tu sjagnifi. 
 
 Sciagraphy, Sj-ag-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov skeqig; — 
 de qrt or akt ov kastio and delineatig Jadoz; — 
 de qrt ov djalig. — {Ank.) de sckjon, or prof el 
 ov a sekjon, ov a bildiy, kut in its lege and 
 brcdfi, displnig its interior; — ritn olso (sciogra- 
 
 M.'/-> 
 
 ."^CIamachy, Sj-am-a-ki, n. Se {Sdnmachy.) 
 
 .SciATUERic, .Sj-a-6^r-ik, I a. belogig tu a 
 
 Sciatherical, S j-a-ter-i-kal, j sun-dial. Se 
 {S'iitfurk.') 
 
 SciATHERiCALLY, Sj-a-t^r-i-kal-i, ad, after de 
 inaner ov u sun-djal. 
 
 Sciatic, Sj-at-ik, a. relati|) tu sjatika; s[atikal. 
 
 Sciatic, Sj-;it-ik, | n. {Jled.y a rcomatik afck- 
 
 SciATiCA, Sj-at-i-ka, 1 Jon ov de hip jernt; de 
 hip g'st. 
 
 SciATiCAL, Sj-at-i-kal, a. relatig tu sjatika; 
 aflikiig de hip. 
 
 Science, Sj-ens, n. nolej; nolej metodikali di- 
 jested and arunjd; a branq ov nolej; a bodi ov 
 triBdz or prinsiplz; — wun ov de sevn liberal qrts 
 or sjensez ov de anjents, namli, gramar, retorik, 
 lojik, aritmetik, mi|,zik, jeometri, and iistronouii. 
 He S/tni<tz ma be divjded intu tre grat klascz: 
 doz dat reliit tu number and kwontiti, doz dat 
 relut tu mater, and doz dat relikt tu de mjnd. 
 cle forst qr kold matematiks; de sekond natyqral 
 filosofi; and dc terd intelektyqal or moral filos- 
 ofi. Jlrt dependz on praktis or performans; sient 
 dependz on abstrakt prinsiplz. 
 
 .Scienter, Sj-en-ter,* ad. [L.] {Law) noigli. 
 
 Scientific, Sj-en-tif-ik, a. relatig tu sjens; kon- 
 formd tu dc roolz ov sjens; verst in sjens; pro- 
 dqsig sertenti; lerned. 
 
 Scientikical, Sj-en-tif-i-kal, a. relatig tu sjens 
 sjentifik. [tifik maner ^ 
 
 Scientifically, Sj-en-tif-i-kal-i, ad. in a sjen- 
 
 SciLiCET, Sil-i-set, ad. [L.] {Law) trffili; sertenli; 
 dat iz tu sa; tu wit. 
 
 SciLLiTiNE, Sil-i-tin, n. {C/iem.) de pekqlyar 
 biter [irinsipl obtiind from de skwil,orae bulbus 
 nt)t ov de fila maritima. [(ter.) 
 
 Scimitar, Sim-i-tar, n. Se {Scymetar and Cim- 
 
 SciNCOiD, Sin-kerd, n. a Jort-futed sorian reptil. 
 
 ScixcoiDiAN, Sin-ko-id-i-an, n. {Zool.} a spejez 
 ov sorian; sinkffd. 
 
 SciXK, Sii)k,* JI. an abortiv or slugk kqf. 
 
 Scintillant, Sin-ti-lant, a. spqrklig; emitig 
 spqrks. [spqrka, 
 
 i^CiNTiLLATE, Sin-ti-lat, r. i. tu spqrkl; tu emit 
 
 Scintillation, Sin-ti-la-Jon, ii. de akt ov sinti- 
 latig: s]»qrks emited. 
 
 Sciogkapuy, ."-^j-og-ra-fi, n. Se {Scia/jraphy.) 
 
 Sciolism, .*^)-o-liz-in, n.sn^perfijal nolej or lernig. 
 
 .^ciOLLST, Si-o-list.* ;i. wun ov sqperfijal nolej. 
 
 SciOLOUS, Sj-o-lus, «. sq^pcrfijali or imperfektli 
 noig. 
 
 SciOMACHY, Si-6m-a-ki, n. batl wid a Jado. 
 Ritn olso {Sciainachy.') 
 
 SciOMANCY, Sj-u-nian-si, n. divinajon bj Jadoz; 
 df qrt ov rnzig or k'llig up gosts. 
 
 Scion, Sj-on. ii. n smol twig. Se {Oion.) 
 
 ScioPTic. Sj-6p-tik, { a. apljd tu a bol, yqzd 
 
 ScioPTHic, Sj-6p-trik, i in de kamera obskqni, 
 tor givig mojon tu a lenz. 
 
 SciOTUERic, Sj-o-tcr-ik, a. de f'luter-ik tehskop 
 iz an instnoment for adjiistig de tjm, bj meniov 
 de Jado. 
 
 Scire facias, Sj-re fa-Ji-as, n. [/..] koz it tu 
 be non. — {Law} a jt^dijal rit f'sndcd upon sum 
 rekord, and rekwjrig dc defendant tu jo koz 
 hwj de plnntif Jud not hav dc adv.iutaj ov suq 
 rekord; or, bwen it iz ijqd tu repel leterz-|katcntj 
 hwj de rekord Jud not be aniild and vakated.
 
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 SciEEHOSiTY, Skir-6s-i-ti, n. dg statov bsig skir- 
 
 us; an indq,raJon ov a gland. 
 Scirrhous, Skir-us, a. havii) a gland indt|,rated. 
 SciRRHUS, Skir-us, n. pi. [L.] Skir-j, {F'ig.} 
 Skir-us-ez; {3fed.} an indi^rajon ov a gland, 
 fermii) an indolent tq,mor not redili sdpuratii), 
 and at ferst unat6nded bj diskulorajon ov ds 
 skin. 
 ScisSEL, Sis-el, n. de klipiijz ov metalz prisdi\,st 
 in manyn,faktyn,rig dem: — slips er plats ov met- 
 alz -St ov hwiq serki^^lar blanks hav bin kut far 
 de purpus ov kernaj. 
 ScissiLE, Sis-il, a. kapabl ov beig kut er divjded 
 
 smcbdli bj a Jqrp ej. 
 Scission, Sig-on, n. dt akt ov kutig. 
 Scissors, Siz-orz, n. pi. a kutig instrfloment, fermd 
 Ijk Jerz, wid ta bladz mcovabl on a pivot; smel 
 jErz; — sumtjmz ritn {cisors, cisars, cizars, and 
 scksars.) 
 ScissuEE, Si3-iq,r, n. a krak; a rent; a f iji^r. 
 SciTE, Sjt, n. Ss {Site.) 
 SciUEiNE, Sj-yti-rin, n. {Zool.) a rodent ov de 
 
 skwerel trjb; a skwerel. 
 ScLAVOxiAN, Skla-v6-ni-an, n. a nativ er inhab- 
 itant ov Sklavonia; — ritn elso (Slavonian.) 
 ScLAVOxiAN, Skla-va-ni-an, j a. relatig ta 
 Sclavonic, Skla-v6n-ik, i Sklavonia, er de 
 
 {Sclaii} pspl ov Sklavonia. 
 Sclerotic, Skk-rot-ik, a. hqrd; — an epitet ov 
 
 wun ov de kots ov de j. 
 ScLEkoTic, Skle-rot-ik, n. {Med.} medisin hwiq 
 
 hqrdnz and konsolidats. 
 Sclerotica, Skk-rot-i-ka, n. {Anat.} wuii ov de 
 
 membranz ov ds j. 
 ScoAT, Skot, V. t. tia stop a hwel. Se {Scotch.} 
 Scobs, Skobz, n. siij. and pi. raspigz ov jvori er 
 
 uder hqrd substansez; dros ov metalz; potajez. 
 Scoff, Skof, v. i. tu. tret wid mokeri, ridiki^l, er 
 
 kontemt; tia mok; tu. jer. 
 Scoff, Skof, v. t. tia jer; tu tret wid skofs. 
 Scoff, Skof, n. ridikq,!; mokeri; jer; eksprejon ov 
 skern. [skerner. 
 
 Scoffer, Skof-er, n. wun hcD skofs; ridikqler; sesi 
 Scoffing, Skof-ig, pp. a. jerig; inklind tu skof. 
 Scoffing, Skof-ig, «. de akt ov revjlig; jerig. 
 ScoFFiNGLT, Skof-ig-li, ad. in kontemt: in ridi- 
 
 kiil. 
 Scold, Skold, v. i. ta ral wid rtbd klamor; tin 
 spek tu aniider in reprocjf lal laggwaj; tia kworel 
 klamorusli and roodli. 
 Scold, Skold, v. t. tu qjd; tu rat. [man. 
 
 Scold, Skold, n. a. klamorus, rood, f'sl-m'sdd wu- 
 ScOLDEE, Skold-er, n. wun hco skoldz or ralz. 
 Scolding, Skold-ig, n. kiamorus, riDd laggwaj. 
 Scolding, Sk61d-ig,/j/i. a. yi\,zig I'sd and reproq- 
 ful laggwaj. [lik a skold. 
 
 ScoLDiXGLY, Skiald-ig-li, ad. wid rend klamor, 
 ScoLECiTE, Skol-e-sjt, n. a kristaljzd mineral; de 
 nedlston. [Se {Scallop.} 
 
 Scollop, Skol-op, n. a. Jel-fiJ; — elso i-itn {scallop.} 
 Scollop, Skol-op, v. t. Se {Scallop.} 
 Scolopendra, Skol-Q-pen-dra, n. avenomus ser- 
 pent; nil erwig. 
 ScoMUEE, Sk6m-bcr, n. a se-fij: de makerel. 
 Scomueroid, Skom-be-rerd, n. a fij ov de makerel 
 ScoMM, Skom,* n. a. bufifan; a mok; a jer. [trjb. 
 Sconce, Skons, n. de hed; — de bed er pqrt ov a 
 kandlstik in iiwiq de kandl iz inserted; — a pensil 
 kandlstik, jenerali wid a lukig-glas tu reflekt 
 de lit; — a mulkt, er l'yi\.— {Fort.} a smal fort far 
 de defens ov a pas, a river, &s. 
 Sconce, Skons,t v. t. tu mulkt: tu fjn. 
 Scoop, Skcop, n. a kjud ov Iqrj ladl; a vesel wid 
 a log handl, yqzd tu lad water; — an instruoment 
 fer makig holoz; — a surjikal instrcQment; — a 
 swep; a strok. 
 
 Scoop, SkAp, v. t. tu lad -st; tu emti bj ladig; tu 
 
 mak holo: tu remrfjv, so az tia lev a holo. 
 ScooPER, Skifip-er, n. wun boo sk(Dps; a weter-f-sl. 
 Scoop-wheel, Skiop-hwel, n. a Iqrj hwel havig 
 
 skiDps fasud in its periferi,er havig bukets arsnd 
 
 de serkumferens. 
 Scope, Skop, ?z. de limit ov intelektyij^al vq^: am; 
 
 intenjon; drift; tig amd at; tendensi; f jnal end; 
 
 rcDm: spas; — liberti; lisens; ekses; sali. 
 ScopiFOEM, Skop-i-ferm, a. havig de ferm ov a 
 Scoppet, Skop-et, v. t. tu lad 'st. [broom. 
 
 ScoRBUTE. Sker-bqt, n. de skurvi. 
 Scorbutic, Skor-bq-tik, ) a. relatig tu de 
 
 ScoRBUTiCAL, Skor-bq,-ti-kal, I skurvi; dizezd 
 
 wid skurvi. [de skurvi. 
 
 ScoRBUTiCALLT, Skor-bi\,-ti-kal-i, ad. wid er in 
 ScoECE, Skers, n. eksqanj. Se {Scorse.} 
 Scorch, Skerq, v. t. tu burn sqperfijali; tu bum. 
 ScoECH, Skorq, i'. i. tu be burnt si|perfijali; tu 
 
 be dijd up. 
 Scorching, Skerq-ig, pp. a. bumig sqperfijali. 
 Score, Skor, n. a. noq, log insijon, er mqrk, yqzd 
 
 tu denot a number; an ak'snt kept bj noqez, 
 
 Ijnz, er mqrks; a mqrk; a Ijn; ak-jnt; — rezn; sak; 
 
 motiv; — de number twenti. — {Mas.} de orijinal 
 
 drqf t ov de hoi kompozijon, in hwiq de several 
 
 pqrts qr mqrkt. 
 Score, Skor, r. t. tu mqrk az bj insijon, er wid 
 
 paralel gra)vz; tu mqrk; tu kut; tu set d'sn az 
 
 a det; tu impqt; tu qqrj. 
 Scorer, Skor-er, n. wun hot) skorz; — an instrCD- 
 
 ment fer mqrkig timber. 
 Scoria, SkcS-ri-a, n. [L.] pi. Sko-ri-e; ajez, dros, 
 
 er slag, from a smeltig furnas; dros; rejekted 
 
 mater; volkanik sinderz. [dros. 
 
 Scoriaceous, Sko-ri-a-Jus, a. relatig tu er Ijk 
 ScoRiFicATiON, Sko-ri-fi-ka-Jon, n, de akt ov 
 
 skorifjig; qanj tu skoria. 
 ScoEiFOEM, Sko-ri-form, a. rezemblig skorie. 
 Scorify, Sk6-ri-f j, v. t. tu redq,s tu skoria er 
 
 dros. 
 ScoEious, Sko-ri-us,* a. drosi; rekrementijus. 
 ScoEN, Skorn, r. t. tu hold in ekstrem kontemt; 
 
 tu disdan; tu despiz; tu slit; tu kontem. 
 ScoEN, Skorn, r. i. tu Jo kontemt; tu disdan. 
 ScoEN, Skorn, n. ekstrem kontemt; akt ov kon- 
 temt; objekt ov kontemt; disdan. [skofer. 
 ScoENER, Skorn-er, /*. wun hit) skernz; a despjzer; 
 Scornful, Skorn-ful, a. fild wid skern; Joig 
 
 kontemt; kontemtyi],us; disdanful. 
 Scornfully, Skern-ful-i, ad. wid skern; kon- 
 
 temcyqusli. [beig skernful. 
 
 ScoRNFULNESS, Skern-ful-nes, 7i. de kwoliti ov 
 Scorning, Skern-ig, n. de akt ov kontemt er dis- 
 dan. 
 Scorpion, Skor-pi-on, n. an insekt, er smel reptU, 
 
 rezemblig a krab, havig in its tal a venomus 
 
 stig: — a skurj ov krotjel efekt; — a se-fiJ; — de atfi 
 
 sjn in de zodiak. 
 Scorpion-grass, Skor-pi-on-gras, n. a jenus ov 
 
 plants, sum ov dem anyqal, and sum perenial. 
 Scorpion-senna, Skor-pi-on-sen-a, n. a perenial 
 
 plant; de erviiin. 
 Scorpion's-tail, Sk(5r-pi-onz-tal, ) n. namz ot 
 ScoRPiON-woRT, Sker-pi-on-wurt, \ plantsererbz. 
 Scortatory, Skdr-ta-to-ri, a. relatig tu prosti- 
 
 tqjon er Iqdnes. 
 Scorzoneea, Skor-zo-ne-ra, n. {But.} a. jenus ov 
 
 plants; vjperz-gras. 
 Scot, Skot, n. sam az {escot, or sJiat;} d. pament; 
 
 taks; reknig. — It iz an old ward hwiq iz yi^zd 
 
 in sum farmz, az shit-fre; — a nativ ov Skotland; 
 
 a Skoqman. 
 Scotale, Skot-al, n. {Law} an ofens ov hwic a 
 
 publik ofiscr woz gilti hot) kept an alhus in hiz 
 
 distrikt.
 
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 Scotch, Skoq, v, t. tu kut wid Jalo insijonz;— ta 
 8to|i u liwel b( putig sunitig, az a sUjd, under 
 it: - tu jiuk, az hemp. 
 
 Scotch, Sk<«j, ». a "lit kut: a Jalu insijon. 
 
 Scotch, Skcxj, a. relatij) tu Skutland, its inbabi- 
 tant.", or lufljfwaj: ."^kotij. 
 
 SCOTCH-COLLOI'S, SkofJ-kol-oM, [ n./)/. Tel kut 
 
 S00TCHED-COLLOP8, 8ko^t-kol-op8,) intu amol 
 
 ]X-fVt. 
 
 ScoTCH-FiE, Skoq-fer, n. a spe/ez ov f§r er pjn; 
 
 - iiiur iiroporli Sk<x;-/'iri.. 
 ScoTCH-Hori'EBS, Sk6<j-h6p-erz, u. pi. a pla in 
 
 hwiij litfz hop uver Ijiiz or skoqez in At grxiid. 
 ScoTCH-ttOSE, Skoq-ruz, n. Q spt/ez ov veri terni 
 
 ruK. 
 ScoTCH-THiSTLE, Skoy-tis-l, n. a spejez ov tisl; 
 
 — dc cuiblum in de qrmz ov At Skocj najon. 
 ScoTEK, Sk6-ter, n. {Ornith.) a spejez ov blak 
 
 duk «r djver. [unhdrt. 
 
 Scot KREE, Skot-fre, a. wid^t pamcnt; untakst; 
 8coTiA, Skii-Ji-a, n. {Arch.) a seiniserkn^lar 
 
 kiiviti, or (jiinc'l, brtwen de turj, in de basez ov 
 
 koluinz; a Imlu UKjldio. 
 ScoTiST, Sku-tiHt, ". Q skinlman or skalastik b* 
 
 I'olud Ihtiiz Hkotus, in ojxjzijon tu Tomas Ak- 
 
 inujj. 
 ScoTODiMiA, Skot-o-din-i-a, h. {Jfed.} gidines, 
 
 wid ini|HTfekt vijon. 
 ScoTOORAPH, Sk6t-o-graf, n. an instriDinent wid 
 
 bwiij a ]H;rson ha> iz blind er hat iz in de dqrk 
 
 uia rjt. [ov sjt. 
 
 ScoToiiY, Skut-a-mi, n. a dizines kozig dimncs 
 Sct)Ts. Skots, a. SkotiJ; Skoq. 
 ScoTTERiNO. Skot-er-ifl, 11. a bffij sport in Hi-rt- 
 
 U'r.ijiT, l;)gtund, or burnig a bundl ov pez stn* 
 
 at de end ov hqrvest. [or fraz. 
 
 Scotticism. Skot-i-^iz no, «.a SkotiJ idiom, wurd, 
 Scottish. Skot-iJ, a. relatig tu Skotlaud, its in- 
 habitants, or lapgwaj; Skoq. 
 Scoi'LEBiTE, SkTsI-er-jt, ri. {J/ia.} a mineral aljd 
 
 til Tiimsonit. [vilcn: a nav. 
 
 ScoLXOREL, J^kiin-drel, ». a men raskal; a l<j, peti 
 ScotSDRKL. Sk-jn-drel, a. bas; disgrasful: vjl. 
 ScoLNURELiSM, Sk*n-drel-iz-m,J n. basncs; ras- 
 
 k:iliti. 
 ScOLB, Skijr, r. t. tu rub hqrd wid sand or eni 
 
 tiy ruf, in order tu kicn At surfas: tu parj vju- 
 
 Ifiitli: tu kleuz; tia reuuftv bi sk^rijj: tu kler 
 
 nwii; • tu pus swiftli uver. 
 ScOL'R, Sk'sr, r. i. tu jK-rform de ofis ov klenig: 
 
 tu kirn; tu be purjd or laks; — tu ranj; tu run: 
 
 tu skamii«r. [purjer. 
 
 ScDiRKR, Sk-«ir-er, n. wun b(D skiirz; a klener; a 
 ScoiROE, Skurj, /(. Q hwip: a laj: an InstrJimont 
 
 ov di-iplin: u punijuient: a vindiktiv at'likjon: — 
 
 wun ilut uflikts, hanisez, or destrtVz. 
 .Scoi'RGE, Skurj, r.t. tu luj wid a hwip; tu bwip 
 
 sf verli: tu punij; tu Qa't{i: tu (jasn. 
 Scoi'ROER, Skiirj-cr, n. wan ha> skurjez; a ^as- 
 
 tjXlT. 
 
 ScoLBGiso, Skrtrj-in, n. punijmcnt bj de skurj. 
 ScoL'RiNU, Skir-iu, n. a klenzig; a lotsnes; afluks: 
 
 ' a riinig. 
 ScoLT, Sk'jt, n. wun boD iz sent privili tu obzOrv 
 
 de Stat or majoni ov an ^nemi; a spj. 
 Scout, Skut, c. 1. tu go st in erder ta obc^rv 
 
 de iuoJ"nt ov an dnemi prjvatli;— Jtu sner. 
 .'^COl'T, Sk'Kt, r. t. tu tnivfl over in ."vrcjio or 
 
 pun<ilio;— Jtu rejekt wid kont^mt; tu hoit'st or 
 
 awii; tu ridikqi. 
 Scow,"Sk'5, n. a flat-botomd bot. Se {Skvw.) 
 Scowl, Sk«l, r. 1. tu frsn; tu p'st; tu luk mgn, 
 
 ii\r or sulen. 
 Scowl, Ski?!, r. t. tu drjv sktilipli. 
 Scowl, Sk-sl, ». a luk ov solennes er displeji^r; a 
 
 fntn. 
 
 ScoWLiNOLY, Sk'nl-ifl-li, aJ. wid a frunio and 
 
 gulen luk. 
 Scrabble, ,Skrab-l, r. 1. tu mak unmenig er (dl 
 
 mqrk.-!; tu ."kribl; tu akrol;— tu strjv tu ka^ 
 
 wid de handz: tu HkrambI: tu slrugl; tu kle; 
 
 tu krol or i»), az on de flur or gfund. [I'ruvin- 
 
 JaJ in I()glund, and kolokwiiil in Ameriku.] 
 Scrabble, Skrab-I, n. de akt ov ikrablig; a akribl; 
 
 a skrambl. 
 Scrag, Skrag, n. eni tig tin or len or ruf. 
 Scragged, Skr:ig-e<l, u. ruf; unevn: ruged: okragi. 
 .Sceagoed.ness, Skrag-ed-nes, »i. de »mt ov beig 
 
 sk raged. 
 ScEAGGiLY, Skrag-i-li, ad. megerii; lenli; rufli. 
 ScEAGGiXESs, Skrag-i-nes, n. de stat ov bcifl 
 
 skriigi: rufnes. 
 .Scraggy, Skrag-i, a. len; tin; ruf; ruged: unevn. 
 Scramble, ."^kram-bl, '•. i. tu kii<j at eni tig eger- 
 
 ii wid de handz; tu ka<; wid hast preventiv oT 
 
 aniidcr; tu tstrugl; tu kl^m b{ de help ov de 
 
 handz. 
 Scramble, Skram-bl, n. eger kontest wid uderz 
 
 for sumtig: de akt ov wun hut) skramblz. 
 Scrambler, Skram-bler, h. wun \\ii> skrumUz. 
 ScRANCU, Skrqnt;,t i'. t. tu kruj betwen de tet 
 
 wid ntTz; tu krqntj; tu skruncj. 
 ScRAXKY, Skr;igk-i, a. lagk. 
 ScRAXNEL, Skran-ei,* a. sljt; piDr: wurtles. 
 Scrap, Skrap, h. a litl pes; a fragment: kmm; 
 
 smol {K|riiki, azov met; a ^li]). az ov i)a|>er, prop- 
 
 erli {M'rii;} — pi. de huski, skini rezidyqum ov 
 
 molted fat. 
 .'*>CRAP-BOOK, Skrap-buk, n. a buk kompuzd ov 
 
 skrai^s er smol pescz kut TSt ov nqz]>iiperz, is. 
 Scrape, Skrap, r. t. tu deprjv ov de surias bj At 
 
 Ijt akjon ov a Jqrp instrument; tu rub de surfas 
 
 from bj an ej; tu klen bj rubig; tu eras: tu akt 
 
 on a surfas wid a gratlg nerz; tu gader bj penq- 
 
 rius or trjflig dilijens. 
 Scrape, .Skrap, t. i. tu mak a bqrj nerz; tu pla; 
 
 il on Q fidl; tu dro de fut on At gr'snd or flor; 
 
 tu mnk an okward b'<s. 
 Scrape, ."^krap.J n. difikulti: a bad sityqajon er 
 
 trubl kozd bj il-kondukt; — de s«nd ov de fut 
 
 dron over de flor; u bis. 
 Scraper, Skrap-cr, 11. wun bd) skraps; an instno- 
 
 ment for skrapig; — a mizer; a skrap-peni; — a \}[ 
 
 fidler. [skrapa. 
 
 .•^CUAPIAXA, Skrap-i-a-na, ;i. pi. a kolekjon ov 
 .•^t raping. Skrap-i||, n. de akt ov wun dat skrape; 
 
 de purjiin ov mater skra|it nf. 
 .Scratch, Skra^, r. t. tu t^r er ibqrk wid sumtig 
 
 J(ir|> or jKrnted, az de nuiz; tu wtnnd sljtli; tu 
 
 hurl sljtli wid eni tig ptrnted or ken; — tu rub 
 ] wid de nalz; - tu rjt or dro okwurdli. 
 I .^cratch, .'^kratj, ». an insi^un raged and Jalo: 
 ! lasemjun b| sknu-ig,az wid de nalz: a sljt wdind. 
 , ScRATCHKK, ."^kraij-er, m. wun haj skra<jez. 
 1 ."^CRATCHES. Skraij-ez, n. pi. kraKt ulsen in a 
 i liorM'Z fut. [^kra^ig. 
 
 ' .'^CRATCHIXGLY, Skrd(j-ig-li, ad. wid de akJon ov 
 ; Scrawl, Skrol, r. t. [kortipted from (■kralJ.] tu 
 ; dro or mqrk iregyqlarli or klumzili; tu skrabi; 
 1 tu skribl. 
 
 ' ."^crawl, Skrol, r. «. tu rjt badli; tu skribl. 
 .'"'CRAWL, Skrol, n. unskilful and inelegant rjtig; 
 
 skribl. [rjtcr. 
 
 .'^CRAWLER, Skrol-er, n. a klumii and inelegant 
 ScRAT, ."^krn, n. a berd kold tif-»u-i'lu. 
 .Screak, .^krrk,^ r. t. tu mak a Jril or I«d ntfi; 
 
 tu Jrrk: tu krek. 
 Screak, ."^krek,* n. a Jrtk; a krek. 
 Scream. .Skrem, r. i. tu krj -st Jrilli. ai in teror 
 
 er agoni: tu krj Jrilli: tu Jrrk: tu .-kreq. 
 Scream, Skrem, u. a Jril, kwik, l«d krj ov tcror 
 
 er pan.
 
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 Screamer, SkiEin-er, n. wun hiD skrEmz;— a sort 
 
 ov berd. 
 Screech, Skreq, -v. i. tia krj -st, az in teror er 
 
 aijgvvij: tu skrEin; tu. krj az an Tsl er a nit--sl. 
 Screech, Skrsq, n. a. krj ov horor and aggwij; a 
 
 skrEffl. ' [njt. 
 
 ScREECHOWL, Skreq-^sl, n. an -si dat hdits in Az 
 Scbeep, Skred, n. {Arch.) a wiadn rO)! fer runig 
 
 moldiijz;~de ekstrgm gjd on de mqrjin ov welz 
 
 and ssliijz for flcatiij tu, bj ds ad ov de roilz. 
 Screen, Skren, ji. sumtiij tu intersept er konsel; 
 
 sumtiij tia ekskhxd Ijt, hst, er kold: a sljt par- 
 
 tijon:— a kors siv; a ridl tu sift sand. 
 Screen, Skrsn, v. t. tu prcjtekt from het, Ijt, er 
 
 kold; tu kuver; tu Jeld; tu Jelter; tu konsel; tu 
 
 hjd; — tu sift; tia ridl. 
 Screw, Skrco, n. a silinder ov wud er metal 
 
 groovd spjrali; — wun ov de mekanikal piserz, 
 
 yi^zd in presiij. Hwen de spjral tred iz on de 
 
 ■stsjd ov de silinder, it iz kold a mal skrao; hwen 
 
 knt alolj At iner surfas ov a holo silinder, a fe- 
 
 mal skrco; — a nal grwvd, hwiq enterz on beir) 
 
 turnd. 
 Screw, Skroo, v. t. tu turn er moov bj a skroo; tu 
 
 fasn wid a skroD: — tu deform bj konterjonz; tu 
 
 fors; tu brii) bj vjolens; tu skwez; tu pres; tu 
 
 opres bj eksterjon. 
 Screwer, Skra)-er, n. he er dat bwiq skrffiz. 
 Screw-jack, Skr(f)-jak, n. a portabl majen fer 
 
 razii) grat wats bj de ajensi ov a skrcD. 
 Screw-press, Skrcb-pres, n. a maJen fer komi|- 
 
 nikatii] preji|r bj menz ov a skro) or skrcDz. 
 Screw SHELL, Skkft-Jel, n. ret-Jel; a se-Jel. 
 Scribble, Skrib-I, v. t. tu rjt wid'st kq,r er ele- 
 
 gansi tu fil wid qrtles er wurtles rjtiij: tu skrel. 
 Scribble, Skrib-1, v. i. tu rjt wid^st ki^r er bq^ti. 
 Scribble, Skrib-1, Ji. wurtles rjtiij; a skrel. 
 Scribbler, Skrib-ler, n. wun hoo skriblz: a peti 
 
 etor. 
 Scribe, Skrjb, n. a rjter; a klerk; a publik nota- 
 
 ri; — a kopiist, and, at de sam tjm, an interpreter, 
 
 teener, er doktor ov le, amuij de Jqz. 
 ScsiBE, Skrjb, V. t. {Car.} tia mqrk and adjust 
 
 wid kumpasez; tu fit de ej ov a bord, er wun 
 
 pes ov timber er wud, tu aniider. 
 Scribing, Skrjb-ii), n. de akt ov fitii) de ej ov 
 
 wuu bord tu de surfas ov aniider. 
 ScRiMER, Skrj-mer,* 71. a gladiator; a fensii)- 
 
 master. 
 Scrimp, Skrimp, a. Jnrt; skanti. [Xert ov Igg.] 
 Scrimp, Skrimp, v. t. tu spiir; tu be nigardli ov; 
 
 tu mak skant. [Nert ov Igg.] [ans. 
 
 ScEiMPNESS, Skrimp-nes, n. skantines; smel ali;- 
 ScEiNE, Skrjn," n. a Jrjn; a qest: a kofer. 
 Scrip, Skrip, n. a smel bag; a saqel; — a skedyql; a 
 
 smel rjtiij; skript;— a sertifikat ov stok subskrjbd, 
 
 er ov Jj^rz in a baijk, or uder stoks. [a skrip. 
 ScRiPPAGE, Skrip-aj,* n. dat hwiq iz kontand in 
 Script, Skript, n. an imitajon ov rjtig er manyq- 
 
 skript in print; *a smel rjtii); skrip. — {Law} an 
 
 orijinal instnijment. 
 ScRiPTORY, Skrip-to-ri, a. ritn; not orali deliverd. 
 Scriptural, Skript-yq-ral, a. relatig tu, er in 
 
 akonlans wid, Skriptjqr; biblikal. 
 ScRiPTUEALiST, Skript-yq-ral-ist, n. sam az 
 
 {Scrij turiet.} 
 ScRiPTURALNESS, Sknpt-yq,-ral-nes, n. de kwol- 
 
 iti ov beiij skriptyqral. 
 Scripture, Skript-yqr, n. rjtig; — distigktivli, de 
 
 Holi Skriptyqrz: de rjtigz ov de Old and Nq 
 
 Testaments: de Bjbl. 
 Scripture, Skript-yqr, a. relatig tu de Bjbl er 
 
 de Skriptyqrz; skriptytxral. \^(rist.) 
 
 ScRiPTURiAN, Skrip-tq-ri-an, n. sam az {ScHpt- 
 ScRiPTUEisT, Skript-yi|-rist, n. wun hoo adherz 
 
 tu, or iz verst in, de Skriptyqr. 
 
 Scrivener, Skriv-en-er, n. fermerli, wun boo drcD 
 kontrakts er eni rjtigz; — mor resentli, wun hcDz 
 biznes it woz tu plas muni at interest; a kjnd 
 ov muni-broker. [litl pits er holoz. 
 
 ScROBicuLATE, Skro-bik-yi^-lat, a. {Bot.) havig 
 
 Scrofula, Skr6f-yq-la, n. {Med.) a dizez kar- 
 akterjzd bj a kronik swelirj ov de absorbent 
 glandz, or bj indqrated glandi^lar tqmorz, espej- 
 ali ab'st de nek-strooma; — vulgarli keld de kirjz 
 ctL [takig ov, de skr6fyn,la. 
 
 Scrofulous, Skr6f-yq-lus, a. dizezd wid, er par- 
 
 Scrofulousness, Skrof-yti-lus-nes, n. de stat ov 
 beig skr6fyt],lus. 
 
 Scroll, Skrol, n. a rjtig rold er rapt up; a rol 
 ov pqrqment. — {Arch.) a konsolidated or twist- 
 ed ornament. 
 
 Scrolled, Skrold, a. inklozd in a skrol er rol. 
 
 Scrotal, Skro-tal, a. relatig tu de skrotum. 
 
 ScROTiFORM, Skro-ti-ferm, a. {Bot.) fermd Ijk a 
 duhl bag. 
 
 ScROTOCELE, Skrot-o-sel, n. {3Ied.) a hernia 
 desendig intu de skrotum. 
 
 Scrotum, Skro-tum, n. [-£.] {Anat.) de bag 
 kontanig de testiklz. 
 
 ScROYLE, Skrefl,* n. a raskal; a req. 
 
 Scrub, Skrub, r. t. tu rub hqrd wid sumtig kors 
 and ruf; tu skiir. [trius and friijgal. 
 
 Scrub, Skrub, r. i. tu wurk hqrd; tu be indus- 
 
 SCRUB, Skrub, n. a. stunted er worn--st bioom; 
 sumtig smol and men; — wun hcD wurks hqrd 
 and livz froigali er menli; a nigardli person. 
 
 Scrubbed, Skrub-ed,t a. men; vjl; wurtles; skrubi. 
 
 Scrubby, Sknib-i,t a., men; vjl; Ijk a skrub. 
 
 Scruff, Skruf, n. de hjnder pqrt ov de nek; skuf. 
 [Lokal, Igg.] 
 
 Scrunch, Skrunq, v. t. tu krqnq. Se {Scrunch.) 
 
 Scruple, SkrA-pl, n. d^st; difikulti ov determina- 
 Jon; perpleksiti; eni tig smel; — a smol wat; 20 
 granz; de teid pqrt ov a dram. — {Astron.) a dijit. 
 
 Scruple, SkrdD-pl, v. i. tu dist; tu hezitat. 
 
 Scruple, SkrcB-pl, «. t. tu d^st or hezitat ab-st. 
 
 Scrupler, Skrd)-pler, n. wun hot) haz skrcDplz; a 
 d-ster. [skroiplz. 
 
 Scrupulist, Skrdtt-pq-list,* n. wun h(t> d-»ts er 
 
 ScRUPULizE, Skrcft-pn-ljz,* v. t. tu perpleks wid 
 skrioplz. 
 
 Scrupulosity, Skra;-pn,-16s-i-ti, n. de stat ov 
 beig skriJupi^lus; d'St; konjienjusnes; tendernes 
 ov konjens. 
 
 Scrupulous, Skroo-pn-lus, a. havig skrooplz er 
 d'sts; hqrd tu satisf j, er be satisfjd, in determi- 
 ne Jonz ov konjens; konjienjus; kapjus; njs; dijt- 
 ful; ki^rful; vijilant; kejus. 
 
 Scrupulously, Skr(Jb-pix-lus-li, ad. in a skrifipii- 
 lus maner; kqrfuli; njsli; agkjusli. 
 
 Scrupulousness, Skrdj-pq,-lus-nes, n. de stat ov 
 beig skrajpixlus. [or inkwjrd intu. 
 
 Scrutable, SkrcD-ta-bl, a. dat ma be skrcotinjzd 
 
 ScRUTATiON, SkroQ-ta-Jon,* n. serq: egzaminajon. 
 
 Scrutator, Skro-ta-tor, n. an inkwjrer: serqer; 
 egzaminer. [ov vots. 
 
 Scrutineer, Skroo-ti-ner, n. a serqer; egzaminer 
 
 Scrutinize, Skrco-ti-njz, r. i. tu egzamin klosli; 
 tu inkwjr intu; tu investigat; tu prj intu; tu 
 serq. [kwjriz. 
 
 SCRUTINOUS, Skr(f)-ti-nu?,* a. kapjus; ful ov in- 
 
 SCRUTINOUSLY, Skr(f)-ti-nus-li, ad. bj yqzig skroo- 
 tini. [egzaminajon. 
 
 Scrutiny, Skrob-ti-ni, n. kq,rf ul inkwjri; serq; klos 
 
 ScRUTOiRE, Skrflo-twer, n. a kas ov dreerz fer rjt- 
 ig; an eskritwer. 
 
 Scud, Skud, v. i. tu fie er run wid sped; tu run, 
 er tu be drivn wid presipitajon bj de wind, az 
 
 Scud, Skud, v. t. tu pas over kwikli. [a Jip. 
 
 Scud, Skud, n. a tin kliid drivn bj de wind. 
 
 ScuDDLE, Sktid-l,t 1'. i. tu run; tu skud; tu skutl.
 
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 ScuPr, Skuf, n. de hinder pqrt ov Ae nek. [Nert 
 
 ov Ing.] 
 SCUFKLE. Skuf-1, n. Q konfi^zJ kworel; a tiimdlt- 
 
 yilUM brtrl: a kontcst wid dt handz. 
 Sci.KKLK, Skiif-1, V. i. lu striv or slrugl rufli; tu 
 
 fjt k.>iit'ii7.<dli. 
 ScLKKLKB, Skiif-ler, n. wun hd) skuflz;— an im- 
 
 plf lueiii lor kutig up wedz and sterijj At Hurfns 
 
 ov At gnsnd. [Lukal, Ijjg.] 
 
 ScUG, Skug, r. /. tu hjd;— n. a Jelterd plus.— 
 SCL LK, Skulk, ('. i. tu lurk in hidifl-plasez. Se 
 
 ScuLKER, Skiilk-er, n. a lurker. Se {Skulker.) 
 Sci'LL, Skul, n. n Jort or: an or at At stern ov a 
 
 bul: — L '^ suiol bot; a rocr hv a kokbot; — a Jol, 
 
 az ov fij;] — de bon ov de bed. Se {Skull.} 
 Scull, Skul, v. t. tu impel a bot bj an or. 
 Sci'LLOAP, Skiil-kap, n. a hedpes;— a plant. Se 
 
 {SI. iillcap.) [ -a kokbot. 
 
 SCLLLER, Skiil-er, n. wun biD skulz Hr roz n bot: 
 Scullery, Skul-er-i, »i. At pins hwi\r ki'ilinnri 
 
 yH,teii--ilz, az kellz or dijez, qr klend and kept. 
 ScuLLlO.v, Skiil-yon, ii. a lo doiuestik servant; 
 
 wun b.t) wdjoz df ketlzand de di/ez in de ki(jen. 
 Sculp, Sknl|>,* r. t. tu kqrv: tu engri'iv; tu 
 ScuLPiN, Skiil-pin, n. a sui'il se-fij. [-kulptyi],r. 
 ScLLPTiLE, Skiilp-til,* a. mad bj kqrvij). 
 Sculptor, Skdlp-tor, n. a kqrver; an qrtist in 
 
 skulpiyqr. 
 Sculptress, Skdlp-tres, »i. a femal qrtist in 
 
 skulptynr. [yqr. 
 
 Sculptural, Skulpt-yq,-ral, r. relatifl tu skulpt- 
 Sculpture, Skuliit-yt^r, n. de qrt ov kqrviij in 
 
 wud, 8ton, or uder materialz, or ov formi)) im- 
 
 ajez ov vizibl objekts from solid subslansez; — At 
 
 wurk ov a sknlptor: kqrvd imajez or statyij^z: 
 
 k(irvcl wurk: — At qrt ov engravig on kopcr. 
 Sculpture, Sktilpt-yqr, v. t, tu kqrv; tu kut: 
 
 tu engriiv. [skulptyqr. 
 
 Sculpturesque, Skulpt-jru-r^sk, a. relatig tu 
 Scum, Skum, n. dat hwiq rjzcz tu At top ov eni 
 
 likor; dros; refqs; de rekrement; dat pqrt hwiq 
 
 iz tu be tron awd. 
 Scum, Skum, r. i. tu kler of de skum: tu skim. 
 ScL'.vnER. Skuni-ber. n. At dup ov a foks. 
 ScuMiiKR, Skiim-ber, (^ . ^ , 
 ScuMMER. Skum-er, ) ' ' ^' [skimer. 
 
 StuM.MER, Skiim-er, n. he er dat hwiq skumz; a 
 Scummy, Skum-i, a. kuvcrd wid skum: vjl. 
 Scupper. Skup-cr, n. {Naut.) a hoi in a Jips dek 
 
 er i^M, tu kari of de ran or woter. 
 Scupper, Skiip-cr, a. apljd tu a hoi tu kari of 
 
 woter: olso, tu nalz wid bred hedz,yi|_zd on Jip- 
 
 burd. 
 Scupper-hose, Sktip-cr-hoz, n. {Xaut.y a leder 
 
 pjp or Iqb nald rjsnd de skuperz ov de loer dek, 
 
 tu preveut de woter frum entcrij). [hed. 
 
 Scupper NAIL. Skiip-er-nal, «. a nal wid a brod 
 SuURK. ."^kurl, n. a kjnd ov drj, milyari skab: a 
 
 8it1 or stnn adherent; eni tifl stikij) on de surfas. 
 ScuRFi.NESS, Skiirf-i-nes, n. de statovbeioskurfi. 
 Scurfy. Skiirf-i, a. havijj skurfs, skabz, or skaiz. 
 SCURRILE. Skdr-il, .-(. lo; men; grosli oprobrius; 
 
 liplli juku:;: skanluii. 
 Scurrility. Skur-il-i-ti, n. At kwolitj ov beij) 
 
 skurilus: vulgiir or abi^siv lapgwaj: grosncs ov 
 
 repruq; men btifitjni'ri. 
 Scurrilous. Skiir-il-us, a. groslj oprobrius; vul- 
 gar: abqsiv: yqiifl vjl laygwaj: kor?; vjl; lo. 
 ScuRRiLOUSLY, Skur-il-us-li, ad. in a skurilus 
 
 Mi.inr: grusli. [or manerz: skuriliti. 
 
 SCUKRILOUSNE-SS, Skdr-il-us-nes, n. gros laggwaj 
 SciKViLY, Sktir-vi-li,J ad. vjlli: basli; korsli. 
 ScuRvi.NESS, Skiir-vi-nos,n. de statov bcifl skurvi. 
 BOURVY, Skur-vi, a. skabed:dizeid wid de skur^-i; 
 
 — {vjl; bad; sori; wurtles; koDt«mtibl; of^asiv. 
 
 Scurvy, .Skdr-vi, n. a dizez, insident tu semen, 
 &s., kozd bj a mvst, kold, fisl atmosfer, and 
 wont uv holsum provijonz, ov ekBersjz, and ov 
 klenlincs. 
 
 ScuRVY-QRASS, Skiir-vi-gras, n. a jenus or plants; 
 kokleari'i: spajnwurt. [cuues.} 
 
 'ScusES, 'Skq-^^ez,* n. pi. kontraktcd from {Ec- 
 
 .ScuT, .Skut, /(. de tal ov a Jort-tald or kurt^d 
 animal, az At h.-vr. 
 
 .ScuTAOE, Skq-taj, >i. {Ftudal law} a tcnynr b| 
 njts servis; a sort ov taks or kontribiiJon. 
 
 Scutate, .Ski'i-tat, a. {Zml.} prutektcd bj skal> 
 on de surfas. — {IJii.} formd Ijk a r'snd bukler. 
 
 Scutch, Skucj, r. t. tu brak and separat At wudi 
 (Kirt ov flaks: tu dres flaks. 
 
 Scutch EO.v, Skd<;-on, «. {Her.} a Jeld; de ensjns 
 qrinorial ov a famili. 
 
 Scutel, Ski'i-tel, n. {Bot.} sam az {ScuUllum.} 
 
 ScUTELLATED, Skq-tcl-al-cd, a. Ijk a jwin; divjd- 
 ed intu smil siirfasez. 
 
 ScuTELLUM, Ski^-tel-um, 71. [L.'\ {BU.} At friik- 
 tifjip spas upon de talus ov a liqen. 
 
 ScuTiFORM, .Skii,-ti-forni, a. Jnpt Ijk a Jeld. 
 
 ScuTiGER, .Ski'i-ti-jer, n. {ZmA.} a spcjez ov 
 niiriapod. [klas ov berdz. 
 
 ScuTiPEi), Skt'i-ti-pcd, n. {Ornith.} wun ov a 
 
 Scuttle, Skiit-l, n. a wjd, Jalo basket; — a smol 
 grnt;— a metal pan or pal for holdig kolz; — a 
 kwik pas; a Jort run; a pas ov afekted presipita- 
 Jon: a skudii). — {Xaut.} an opnig in Q Jijis sjd 
 or dek tu admit lit or ^r, or for komqnikajon. 
 
 Scuttle, ."^kiit-1, c. t. tu kut holz in de dek ov 
 a Jip tu let woter d'Hn intu de hold; tu kut 
 holz in a Jip for de purpus ov siykig her. 
 
 Scuttle. Skiit-1, r. i. tu run; tu skud: tu skudl. 
 
 Scuttle-but, Sktit-1-but, ;j. {^^'aut.} a. kask ov 
 woter for de yqs ov a Jip. [dekapod. 
 
 .Scyllarian, Si-lu-ri-an, ii. {Gmch.} a spejez ov 
 
 ScYMii AR, Sim-i-tor, >i. a Jert TurkiJ sord, wid 
 a konveks blad; — ritn elso {sojinttar, aimitar, 
 and ciirutar.} [^'up ov de narsisus. 
 
 ScYPHUs, Sj-fus, n. {Bot.) a kup-Japt vesel; de 
 
 Scythe, Sjd, n. an instni.ment for moij gras. 
 
 Scythe, Sjd, c t. tu kut or mo wid a sjd. 
 
 Scythed, .Sjdd, a. qrmd wid u sjd; falkated. 
 
 Scythemax, Sjd-uian, ii. wun ho) yqzcz a sjd. 
 
 Scythian, Sit-i-an, ». an inhabitant ov Sitia. 
 
 Scythian, Sit i-an, a. relatiy tu .Sitia. 
 
 Sea, .Se, «. a Iqrj bodi ov solt woter komqnikatig 
 wid an ojan: At ojan: a sijjgl wav: de woter, 
 oiHJzd tu de land;— a lak; az, "de sf ov Galile;" 
 — proverbial!, eni Iqrj kwontiti: eni tip ruf and 
 t«mf)estyqus; az, "a *t ov trublz er pajon." It 
 iz ofn yq,zd in kom]KDziJon. 
 
 Sea-adder. Se-ad-er, ft. a siflgrilar kjnd ov fiJ. 
 
 Sea-air. St-tir, n. de i\r from de se. 
 
 .^ea-anemone, Se-a-nem-o-ne, n. {Bot.} a plant; 
 u hjli-organjzd polip. 
 
 .Sea-ape, Se-aj), n. a maren animal. 
 
 .Sea-bank, Se-bayk, n. se-Jor; a fons tu kcp de 
 se wid in b'xndz. 
 
 Seabab, Se-bqr, n. At se-swolo. 
 
 ."^EABABROW, .*ie-bar-o, n. At se-pinkujon. 
 
 Sea-bat, .St'-bat, /*. a sort ov fljiy fiJ. 
 
 ."^EA-BATHED, St-badd, a. badd or dipt in de se. 
 
 ."^EABEACH, Se-beq, n. a bee borderiijon de se. 
 
 Sea-bear. Se-b^r, n. {Zx'l.} de ursin sel. 
 
 Sea-beast, Se-best, n. an animal ov de se; a 88 
 monster. 
 
 Sea-beat, Se-bet, a. dajt bj At wavz; sr-betn. 
 
 .*^KA- beaten, Se-bet-n, a. daJt bj At wavz. 
 
 Sea-bird, Sc-b^rtl, n. a herd dat frr kwents At se. 
 
 Ska-blubber, .St'-blub-er, n. a maren insekt. 
 
 Seaboard. Se-bord, ad. {J\i'aut.} toardz At se. 
 
 Seaboard, Se-bord, n. de sc-kost; de kuntrl 
 borderig on de se.
 
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 Seaboard, Se-bMd, a. borderii) on ds se. 
 Sea-boat, Sg-bcot, /i. (JVa'd.} a sf-vesel; — aplid 
 
 tu a vesel az respekts her kwolitiz in bad weder. 
 Seabord, Sg-bord, a. sam az {,StuIi<>ard.} [se. 
 Seabordering, Se-ber-der-ii), a. berderi;) on de 
 Sea-born, Se-bern, a. prod4st bj ds se; bern at se. 
 Sea-borne, Se-bcDrn, a. wafted upon de se. 
 Sea-bound, Se-b-snd, a. bisnd bj dE se. 
 Sea-bounded, Ss-b'snd-ed, a. bunded bj de se. 
 Sea-boy, Se-ber, n. a bff emplM on Jipbord. 
 Sea- BREACH, Se-breq, n. an irupjon ov dE se bj 
 
 brakii) ds bapks. 
 Seabream, Se-brem, n. a fij; de redij sparus. 
 Sea-bred, Se-bred, a. trand upon er for de se. 
 Sea-breeze, Se-brez, n. a wind bloii) from dE se. 
 Sea-built, Ss-bilt, a. bilt for de se; bilt at se. 
 Sea-cabbage, Se-kab-aj, n. se-kolwurt; a plant. 
 Sea-calf, Se-kqf, n. de sel. 
 Sea-cap, Se-kap, n. a kap mad tia be wcDrn on 
 
 Jipbord. [vesel. 
 
 Sea-captain, Se-kap-ten, n. a master ov a se- 
 Sea-card, Se-kqrd, n. de marinerz kumpas kqrd. 
 Sea-carp, Se-kqrp, n. a spoted fiJ dat livz amdi) 
 
 roks. 
 Sea-change, Se-qanj, n. qanj afekted bj de se. 
 Sea-chart, Se-qqrt, n. a map ov ds se, its kosts, 
 
 jlandz, &s. 
 Sea-chickweed, Se-qik-wed, n. {Sot.) a. per- 
 
 enial plant. 
 Sea-circled, Se-ser-kld, a. sur-snded bj de se. 
 Sea-coal, Se-kol, n. mineral kol, so keld bekez 
 
 bret [tu Lundon] bj se; pit-kol. 
 Seacoast, Sfi-kost, n. ds Jor; de ej ov de se. 
 Sea-cob, Se-kob, n. a berd, keld elso ss-gul. 
 Sea-compass, Se-kum-pas, n. a marinerz kumpas. 
 Sea-coot, Se-kcot, n. a se-fisl, Ijk de mojr-hen. 
 Sea-cormorant, Se-kor-mo-rant, n. a se-gul er 
 
 se-kro. [animal. 
 
 Sea-cow, Se-k's, n. de manate, a Iqrj setajus 
 Sea-crab, Se-krab, n. a. maritim Jel-fiJ. 
 Sea-crow, Se-kro, n. de se-gul. 
 Sea-current, Se-kur-ent, n. a kurent in ds se. 
 Sea-deity, Se-de-it-i, 71. a maren god er deiti. 
 Sea-devil, Se-dev-l, n. a Iqrj kqrtilajinus fiJ, ov 
 
 de ra trjb; elso de ai)gler er frog-fij. 
 Sea-dog, Se-dog, n. de seI; — dE Jqrk. 
 Sea-dottrel, Se-dot-rel, n. a maren berd. 
 Sea-dragon, Se-drag-on, n. a se-fij", kold elso de 
 
 viver; a. venomus serpent. 
 Sea-drake, Se-drak, n. de sam az se-k^rmorant. 
 Sea-duck, Se-duk, n. a maren duk. 
 Sea-eel, Se-eI, ?t. de kogger. 
 Seafarer, Se-fq,r-er, n. a traveler bj se; a mar- 
 iner; a salor. 
 Seafaring, Se-f^r-ii), a. relatir) tu, er foloig, dE 
 
 Ijf ov a seman; traveliij bj se. 
 Sea-fennel, Se-fen-el, n. de sam az sanijir. 
 Sea-fight, Se-fjt, n. a. batl ov Jips; a batl on 
 
 de SE. 
 Sea-fish, Ss-fiJ, n. a fiJ dat livz in ds se. 
 Sea-fowl, Se-f^l, n. a ffsl dat livz at se. 
 Sea-fox, Se-foks, «. a spejez ov fiJ. 
 Sea-gage, Se-gaj, n. ds dept ov weter dat a 
 
 vesel droz. 
 Sea-garland, Se-gqr-laud, n. an erb. 
 Sea-girdle, Se-ger-dl, n. de se-muJrcDm. 
 Sea-girt, Se-gert, a. gerded or enserkld bj de se. 
 Sea-god, Se-god, n, a fabyq,lus deiti ov dE se. 
 Sea-goddess, Se-god-es, n. a femal deiti ov de 
 
 ojan. 
 Sea-gown, Se-gTsn, n. d marinerz Jort-slevd g-sn. 
 Sea-grass, Se-gras, n. gras groiri in de weter on 
 
 de se-Jor. [se; sercEilean. 
 
 Sea-green, Se-gren, a. ov ds kulor ov de distant 
 Sea-green, Se-gren, «. saksifraj; a plant. — 
 
 {Naut.) gr'snd overfl(5d bj de se at sprip tjdz. 
 
 Sea-gull, Se-gul, «. a berd komon on de se- 
 
 kosts, ov a Ijt-gra kulor; — keld de ss-Tcro and 
 
 se-airmorant. 
 Sea-hare, SE-h%r, n. a se-insekt; — de apljja. 
 Sea-heath, Se-het, n. {Bot.} a perenial plant. 
 Sea-hedgehog, Se-hej-hog, n. a kjnd ov se 
 
 Jel-fiJ. 
 Sea-hen, Se-hen, n. a se-f'sl. 
 Sea-hog, Se-hog, n. de perpffz. 
 Sea-holly, Se-hol-i, n. a maritim, perenial plant. 
 Sea-holm, Se-hom, n. a dezert jlet, er smel un- 
 
 inhubited jland: — de se-holi, a kjnd ov se-wed. 
 Sea horse, Ss-hers, n. a fiJ ov siggqlar ferm, ov 
 
 de nedl-fij kjnd; — de wolrus; de mers; de hipo- 
 
 potamus. 
 Sea- KALE, Se-kal, n. a plant, drest and etn in de 
 
 maner ov asparagus; se-kolwurt. 
 Sea-King, Se-Kiij, n. an anjent DaniJ pirat. 
 Seal, SeI, 71. a stamp engravd on ston, metal, er 
 
 uder hqrd substans, and kapabl ov yeldii) an im- 
 
 prejon, az on waks; dE waks imprest, er dE im- 
 
 prejon mad in waks; — eni akt ov konfermajon. 
 
 — {Zoul.y a marEn mamiferus kwodrmped, ov de 
 
 JEnus /ojsids; de se-kqf, er foka, an animal 
 
 hunted fer its skin and erl. Privi sel, de privi 
 
 signet ov de kii) ov Iggland. 
 Seal, Sel, v. t. tu fasn wid a sel; tu konferm er 
 
 atest bj a sel; tu konferm; to. ratjf j; tu setl; tia 
 
 Jut; tu kloz; tu mak fast; tu mqrk wid a 
 
 stamp. 
 Seal, SeI, v. i. tu fiks a sel. [semen. 
 
 Sea- language, Se-laij-gwaj, n. de laggwaj ov 
 Sea-lemon, Se-lem-on, n. a lemon-kulord maren 
 
 animal. 
 Sealer, Ssl-er, n. wun hco selz. 
 Sea-life, Se-ljf, n. de Ijf ov semen; naval Ijf. 
 Sealing, Sel-ii), n. de akt ov sslii). 
 Sealingwax, Sel-iij-waks, n. hqrd waks, er a 
 
 kompozijon ov Jel lak, turpentjn, &s., fer sslig 
 
 leterz, pakets, &s. 
 Sea-lion, Se-lj-on, n. de sel. 
 Sea-louse, Se-liss, n. de Moluka krab. 
 Seam, Sem, 71. a sqtyqr; a juijktyiir; dE stitynr 
 
 h\vi|r de t(i) ejez ov klot qr sod tugeder; — ds 
 
 jui)ktyn,r ov plaijks in a Jip; — a sikatriks; a skqr; 
 
 a mejur; a vesel in hwiq tiijz qr held; at bujelz 
 
 ov korn; — a stm ov glas iz 120 p-sndz; — talo; 
 
 gres; hogz Iqrd. 
 Seam, Sem, i'. t. tu jern tugeder bj sixtyqr er 
 
 uderwjz; tu mqrk; tu skqr wid a \ot\ sikatriks. 
 Seamaid, Se-mad, ji. a mermad; a weter-nimf. 
 Sea-mall, Se-mal, 71. a kjnd ov ss-gul. 
 Seaman, Se-man, «., pi. Se-men; wun hco ledz 
 
 a sefiirii) Ijf, az a komon salor er an ofiser; a 
 
 salor; a navigator; a mariner. 
 Seamanship, Se-man-Jip, ?i.. skil ovagud seman; 
 
 naval skil; gud manajment ov a Jip. 
 Sea-marge, Ss-mqrj,* 71. a maren klif; de berder 
 
 er Jor ov de se. 
 Sea-mark, Se-mqrk, n. a. pffnt or bekn at se tta 
 
 asist marinerz in direktig di^r kors. 
 Seam-blast, Sem-blast, 71. a blast mad bj filig 
 
 wid p-sder de semz er krevisez mad bj a previus 
 
 dril-blast. 
 Seamew, Se-mi|, n. a ss-f-sl, a nam ov de gul. 
 Sea-milkwort, Se-milk-wurt, ?i. a seltwurt, er 
 
 plant groii) in solt mqrjez. 
 Seamless, Sem-les, a. havii) no sem. 
 Sea-monster, Se-mon-ster, «.. a monster er stranj 
 
 animal ov de se. [Ijk a Jrub. 
 
 Sea-moss, Se-mos, n. koral, hwiq groz in de se 
 Sea -mouse, Se-m'ss, n. de afrodjt, a smol se- 
 
 animal. 
 Seam-rent, Sem-rent, n. a separajon ov a si],t- 
 
 yqr; a breq ov de stiqez in a sem. [ngdl. 
 
 Seamstee, SIm-ster, n. wun hib soz er yqzez a
 
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 SEA 
 
 SsAlUTftKSS, S^m-stros, or Sdm-stres, ». a wuman 
 
 ba> buz;— ritn e\*o {ttem^UrMt) und sumtjmz 
 
 {teiimtreM.) 
 SlA-MUD, SE-mud, n. a riq saljn dep6zit from 
 
 solt iiKir/ei and se-Jorz. 
 Ska-mlle. Sc-imil. n. u ^ul. 
 Skamv, rit'm-i, a. havip a .stm; jQifl it secq. 
 8ka\, Sen, n. a net. Se {Seine.) 
 Hea-navel, Se-na-vl, «. a smol Jel-fiJ rez6m- 
 
 bli(j a navl. [plant. 
 
 Sea-navelwobt, Se-na-vl-wurt, ii. an frb or 
 Sea-.vkkdle, SK-ne-dl, n. At gqrfij. 
 Ska-nettle, St-net-l, n. a inart'n, animal sub- 
 
 stan.-', rcitjmblifl a lumji ov ^eli. 
 Skaxnachy, Sen-a-ki, «. be {Sinuachy.) 
 Ska-NUUseu, Si'-[iurst, a. nurst at at. 
 SEA-.vyMi'ii, SE-nimi', ». a godes ov de se. 
 Sea-OMo.v, SE-un-you, n. At skwil. 
 Sea-ooze, Se-az, n. At mud in At se or on de Jor. 
 Sea-orb, St'-orb, n. a fij olmast r'snd. 
 Sea-ottee, Se-ot-er, n. u maren animal. 
 Sea-owl Se-ul, n. At lumt)-fij. 
 Ska-pau, SE-jiad, ri. de stqr-fij. 
 Sea-pantiiek, Si'-pan-tor, n. a fiJ Ijk a lampri. 
 Sea-pen, Si'-pen, n. a zuut'jt animal. 
 Sea-perch, S£-perq, »i. a maren fiJ. 
 Sea-pheasant, Se-lV-z-ant, n. At pin-tald duk. 
 Sea-pje, Se-pi, n. an akwutik berd; At erstor- 
 
 kaqcr. [tig at se. 
 
 Sea-piece, S^-pes, n, a. piktyqr reprezentij eni 
 Sea-pike, St'-iijk, n. a muren fiJ; de se-nedl. 
 Sea-pinclshion. Se-pin-kuJ-on, n. de eg ov de 
 
 skat or tornbak. 
 Sea-pink, SE-piflk, u. {But.} a perenial plant. 
 Ska-PLA.nt, Se-plant, n. a muren plant. 
 Sea-porclpine, SE-por-kq-pin, n. a kind ov fiJ. 
 Sea-port, .Se-ixjrt, i>. a hqrijor or {Ksrt for Jips. 
 Seapov, SE-pflT, n. Se {Sejx'ij-} 
 Seaquake, Si'-kwak, n. a kunku/on ov de ojan. 
 Sear, Set, a. drj; widerd; faded; not logger gren, 
 
 az levz lat in de otum. [tu dr(. 
 
 Sear, Set, v. t. tu burn; tu koterjz; tu wider; 
 Sea-raven, Se-ra-vn, n. a marEn berd. 
 Seabce, Sfrs, n. a siv; a bolter; — ritn also 
 
 {sarte.) 
 Searcer, Sers-er, n. wun boo sifts er bolts. 
 Search, Sercj, v. t. tu cgziimin; tu trj; tu eks- 
 
 plijr; tu iuk triii; tu inkwjr; tu sek lor; tu in- 
 
 vcstigat; tu sknDtiniz; tu prtjb, az a k|r)irjon. 
 
 Tui tt'nj st, tu fjnd bj sekiij. [stk. 
 
 Search, Serq, v. i. tu mak u serq or inkwjri; tu 
 Search, S^rcj, n. de akt ov s^rqig: a k^^rful lukiu 
 
 tnti; sknDtini; investigajon; reserq; inkwjri; cg- 
 
 zaminajun; kwcst. 
 Searchable, S^rq-a-bl, a. dat ma be ekspliJnl. 
 Skarihkr, Sorq-cr, n. wun biD serqez; an cgzam- 
 
 iuer; a srkcr; an inkwjrer; — an cgzaminer ov Jips, 
 
 er ov klodz: — in Lundon, a person ai«jnted tu 
 
 egzamin de bodiz ov de ded, and reptbrt de koz 
 
 ov dft: a koroncr. 
 Skarchino, Si-nj-ip, />/». a. egzaminip klosli; eks?- 
 
 plciri{|; probig. 
 SEAacHiso, Si-rq-ig, n. cgzaminnjon; iokwizijon. 
 Seabchless, S^Tq-lc8, a. in from serq; in- 
 
 skoDtibl. 
 Search-warrant, Syrq-wor-ant, n. {Law) a 
 
 worant er rit, granted b( de justis'ov de pes, tu 
 
 8^rq a hiss or uder jilas for sloln gudz, or tu 
 
 8?rq rr8|>oktin sum ofens. [klot. 
 
 Sear-cloth, Ser-klnt, r. t. tu kuvcr wid scr- 
 Sear-cloth, Ser-klot, n. a plaster; klot for a 
 
 plaster. 
 Seared, Sfnl, ;>. a. kotcqzd: hqrdnd; kalu.i. 
 Searedness, Ser-ed-nes, n. At 8tat ov beig scrd 
 
 nr kxter^zd; koterizajon: insonsibiliti. 
 Sea-EEKO, Se-red, h. a maren plant. 
 
 8ea-ee8eubli.\o, S^-re-zdm-blig, s. rez^mblig 
 
 .'^EA-RiMK, ."^e-risk, n. hazard at se. [de se. 
 
 Sea-robber, ."^e'-rob-er, n. a pirat; a w-tef. 
 
 .Sea-robin, SE-rub-in, n. a se-fij; At gurnard. 
 
 .Sea-rocket, .Si'-rok-ct, n. a plant. 
 
 Sea-room, .Se-niim, u. upn ct: e\)aj\is man. 
 
 .Sea-rover, St'-rov-er, n. wun tub rovi over de 
 se; a pirat. 
 
 Sea-rufk, Se-ruf, n. a k{nd ov se-fij. 
 
 Sea-serpent, Se-ser-pent, n. a Iqrj serpent livip 
 in de se; de wotcr serpent; — a fiJ ov de el trjb. 
 
 .Sea-8ehvice, SE-.«?r-vis, n. naval s^rvis. 
 
 Sea-shark, .Se-Jqrk, n. a ravonus sc-fij. 
 
 •Sea-shell, .S^ Jel, n. a maren Jel; a Jel fund on 
 de se-Jur. 
 
 .Sea-shore, Se-Jor, n. At Jor or kost ov de se. 
 
 .Sea-sick, St'-sik, a. afektud bi se-siknes; sik, ai 
 nti viTiijcrz on de se. 
 
 .Ska-sickness, .Ss-sik-ncs, n. a siknes, er ne/ea 
 and reqig, hwiq atak most p^rsonz on ferst goLg 
 tu se. 
 
 .Seaside, Se-sjd, n. de Jorarej ov de se. 
 
 Sea-snail, Se-sual, n. a maren insekt. 
 
 Season, Se-zu, n. wun ov de furdivi^ouzor pqrts 
 ov de ycr, nainli, sprig, suiner, otum, winter; — a 
 tjm, az distiggwijt from udorz; a fit er sqtabl 
 tjm; oi)ortt),niti; a t^m ov sum kontinyr^ans, but 
 not vcri log. 
 
 Season, Se-zn, r. t. ta advuns tu an intended 
 tjm: tu fit for y\\9 bj tjm or habit; tu mati\r; 
 tu inqr; tu habityt^at; — tu render matqr er fit 
 for de tast; tu giv a relij tu: tu kwolifj bj ad- 
 mikstyqr ov andder ingredient; tu imbq; tu 
 tinj or tant. 
 
 .Season, Se-zn, r. i. tu bekdm matq,r; tu gro fit 
 for eni purpus; — tu betokn: tu savor. 
 
 Seasonable, Se-zn-a-bl, a. hajmig er dun at a 
 proper tjm: proper az tu tjm; oportiin; tjmli. 
 
 Seasonableness, Ss-zn-a-bl-nes, n. oporlqnnes. 
 
 .Seasonably, Se-zn-a-bli, ad. in proper tjm: in 
 sezn: ojKjrtunli. [yer. 
 
 Seasonal, .Se-zn-al,* a. relatig tu At scznz ov de 
 
 Seasoner, .Se-zn-er, n. he or dat hwiq seznz. 
 
 Seasoning, Se-zn-ig, n. dat hwiq seznz: a sub- 
 stans dat givz a relij; — tjm ov seznig; proses ov 
 seznig or ini^rig. [znabl. 
 
 Seasonless, .S^-zn-les, a. havig no seznz; ansi- 
 
 Sea-star, .St-stqr, ;». a ziJofjt; a fiJ. 
 
 Seastare, Se-stiir, n. u berd. 
 
 Sea-surgeon, Se-sur-jon, «. a naval surjon. 
 
 .Sea-surrounded, Se-sur-'jnd-ed, a. onscrkld bi 
 de se. 
 
 .Sea-swallow, Se-swol-o, n. a mar£n berd. 
 
 .Seat, Set, n. a qr^r, benq, or oni tig on hwiq wun 
 ma sit; qfir ov stat; trun; post ov otoriti; — man- 
 Jon; rezidens; dwelig: ab(5d; sitynajon; sjt. 
 
 Seat, Set, v. t. tu jilas on a set; tu kez tu sit 
 disn;— tu pins in a post ov otoriti; tu fiks in 
 sum bj plas er stajon; tu sctl; tu fiks; tu plas 
 fi;Tin. [men. 
 
 Sea-term, Se-t«nn, n. a wurd ov qrt jt\iA bj se- 
 
 .Sea thiek, Se-tcf, n. a pjrat. 
 
 Sea-toad, Se-tod, »i. an ugli se-fiJ, so namd. 
 
 .Sea-tors, Se-turn, a. torn bj de se. 
 
 Ska-tortoisk, .S^-ter-tiz, n. a kjnd ov fiJ: turtl. 
 
 Sea-tost, Se-tost, a. tost bj de se. [de se. 
 
 .Sea TURN, Se-turn, n. a gal, brez, or mist frum 
 
 .Sea-turtle, S^-tur-tl, n. a maren turtl:— a s|>c- 
 Jrz ov bord. [ov de nqrhwal. 
 
 .Sea-unicohs, Se'-yii-ni-kom, n. {Z"l.) a nam 
 
 Sea-urchin, Se-ur-qin, n. {Z>'>1.) a wotcr ani- 
 m:>l: dr ckjnus. 
 
 Sea-view, f^l-vq, w. a prospckt at se. 
 
 Sea vovAOE, .S^-vw-aj, n. n jKisigorjumi bJ se. 
 
 Sea-wall. Se-wol, n. a wel or fens ng^nst de se. 
 
 Sea-walled, S^-wold, a. sur'sndcd bi de se.
 
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 Seawakd, Se-ward, a. direkted toardz de se. 
 Seaward, Se-ward, ad. toardz de se. 
 Sea-ware, Sg-w^r, n. wedz tron up bj dg se. 
 Sea-wasp, Ss-wesp, n. an insekt. 
 Sea-water, Se-we-ter, n. de selt weter ov de se. 
 Sea-weed, Se-wed, n, a maren gras er plant; 
 
 de alga. 
 Sea-wing, Se-wig, n. a bjvalv Jel. 
 Sea-withwind, Se-wid-wind, n. de bjndwed. 
 Sea- WOLF, Se-wulf, n. a spejez ov fij. 
 Sea-woem, Se-wurm, n. a maren insekt. 
 Sea-wormwood, Ss-wurm-wiad, 71. a sert ov 
 
 wurmwiad dat groz in de se. 
 Sea-worn, Se-worn, a. worn bj de wavz ov de se. 
 Sea-worthiness, Se-wur-di-nes, u. de stat ov 
 
 belt) se-wurdi; ititnes for sustanig a vffaj at se, 
 
 az a Jip. 
 Sea-woethy, Se-wur-di, a. fit tu. go ta se; be- 
 
 ii) in a stat tu mak a se-veraj wid probabl saf ti, 
 
 az a Jip. 
 Sebaceous, Se-ba-Jus, a. relatig tu talo: par- 
 
 takiij ov talo; mad ov talo. 
 Sebacic, Se-bas-ik, a. {C/um.} obtand from fat 
 
 er talo: az, schistic asid. 
 Sebate, Se-bat, n. a. selt komp6zd ov sebasik 
 
 asid and a bas. 
 Secale, Se-ka-le, n. \Li\ de ergot er klavus ovrj. 
 Secant, Se-kant, n. { Geom.} de strat Ijn dren 
 
 from de senter ov a serkl tu wun ekstremiti ov 
 
 an qrk, and prod^st til it mets de tanjent tu de 
 
 uder ekstremiti. 
 Secede, Se-sed, v. i. tu widdro from yunyon er 
 
 felojip in sosjeti, er in eni mater er biznes; tu 
 
 retir; tu resed; tu retret; tu depqrt. 
 Secedee, Se-sed-er, n. wun hco sesedz: — wun hro 
 
 sesedz from de Prezbiterian qurq ov Skotland; a 
 
 disenter. 
 Secern, Se-sern, v. t. tu sekret; tu separat from 
 
 groser mater. — {Med.} tu promot sekrejon. 
 Secernent, Se-sern-ent, «. {Med.} medisin tu 
 
 promot sekrejon; a sekretiij vesel ov de bodi. 
 Secerxment, Se-sern-ment, w. separajon; se- 
 krejon. 
 Secession, Se-s6J-on, n. de akt ov sesedii); a 
 
 widdreal; — personz sesedii). 
 Sechium, Se-ki-um, n. an eskxi^lent vejetabl from 
 
 S-sfi Amerika, rezemblii) in Jap a Iqrj bel-p^r. 
 Seckel, Sek-1, 7i. a smel, deli Jus p^r; — keld elso 
 
 sikl. 
 Seclude, Se-kh\d, v. t. tu separat; tu kep apqrt; 
 
 tu konf in from; tu ekskl^d. [maner. 
 
 Secluded'ly, Se-kh^d-ed-li, ad. in a seklv^ded 
 Secluseness, Se-kliJLS-nes,* n. sekliigon. 
 Seclusion, Se-khVjon, n. de akt ov seklq,diij; 
 
 de stat ov beig SEkln,ded; prjvasi; retjrment: 
 
 separajon; eksklq^on. [separat. 
 
 Seclusive, Se-klii-siv, a. tendig tu sekl4d er 
 Second, Sek-ond, a. nekst in erder tu de ferst; 
 
 erdinal ov Uh; nekst in valyq, er digniti; inferior; 
 
 sekondari. 
 Second, Sek-ond, n. wun hm baks er suports 
 
 aniider, partikyi],larli wun hO) atendz in a di^el; 
 
 a suberdinat; — de sikstiet pqrt ov a minit: — a 
 
 mi]^zikal interval. 
 Second, Sek-ond, v. t. tu folo in de nekst plas; 
 
 tu bak; tu suport de mcover ov a kwestyon er 
 
 rezoh\Jon; tu sustan; tu forward; tu asist. 
 Secondarily, Sek-ond-a-ri-li, ad. in de sekond 
 
 degre er erder; not primarili; not orijinali; not 
 
 in de ferst intenjon. 
 Secondariness, Sek-ond-a-ri-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 beig sekondari. 
 Secondary, Sek-ond-a-ri, a. suksedig tm de 
 
 ferst: inferior tu de ferst; sekond: not prjmari: 
 
 suberdinat; not ov de ferst order er rat. — {Geol.} 
 
 apljd tu a seriez or stratif jd roks, hwig I4 abdv 
 
 de prjmari, and belo de terjiari. (T sehondari 
 grat serkl, a serkl perpendikyi^lar tu a prjmari 
 grat serkl. d sekondari fever, a fever dat arjzez 
 after a krjsis. 
 
 Secondary, Sek-ond-a-ri, n. a. delegat; a dep- 
 yq,ti; a suberdinat. [kuzn. 
 
 Second-cousin, Sek-ond-kiiz-n, n. de qjld ov a 
 
 Seconder, Sek-ond-er, n. wun hO) sekondz, sup- 
 orts, er mantanz. 
 
 Second-hand, Sek-ond-hand, a. not prjmari; not 
 orijinal; not ni^: dat haz bin yT|,zd befor; trans- 
 mited; not imediat. 
 
 Second-hand, Sek-ond-hand, n. pozejon after 
 de pozejon ov de sam tig bj anuder; a sekond 
 pczejon. At sekond hand, bj transmijon; not 
 prjmarili. [erder. 
 
 Secondly, Sek-ond-li, ad. in de sekond plas er 
 
 Second-rate, Sek-ond-rat, n. de sekond erder 
 in digniti er valyi|. 
 
 Second-rate, Sek-ond-rat, a. ov de sekond erder 
 er klas. 
 
 Seconds, Sek-ondz, n. pi. a. kors kjnd ov fl'sr. 
 
 Second-sight, Sek-ond-sjt, n. de p-ser ov intel- 
 ektyi],al vijon, bj hwiq sum personz qr sup6zd 
 tu SE er no hwot iz tu folo tigz n's sen er non; 
 — a fakulti dat haz bin klamd bj sum ov de 
 SkotiJ jlanderz. [ond-sjt. 
 
 Second-sighted, Sek-ond-sjt-ed, a. havig sek- 
 
 Secrecy, Se-kres-i, ?i. de stat ov beig sekret; 
 prjvasi: sekh^jon; konselment; solitn,d; rEt jrment; 
 klos sjlens. 
 
 Secret, Se-kret, a. kept hidn; not reveld; kon- 
 seld; retjrd; prjvat; unsen; okult; privi; klandes- 
 tin; hidn: latent. 
 
 Secret, Se-kret, n. sumtig stiidiusli hidn; a tig 
 unnon; sumtig not yet diskdverd; prjvasi; se- 
 kresi; konselment; — pi. prjvat pqrts. 
 
 Secret, Se-kret,* v. t. tu kep prjvat; tu sekret. 
 
 Secretarial, Sek-re-ta-ri-al, a. relatig tu a 
 sekretari. 
 
 Secretary, Sek-re-ta-ri, n. wun intrusted wid 
 de miinajment ov ds biznes ova sosjeti, institt^- 
 Jon, er kumpani; wun hcD rjts fer aniider: a rjter; 
 a skrjb; an ofiser emplffd in rjtig leterz, despaq- 
 ez, &s., under dE erderz ov hiz si^pErior. Sekre- 
 tari ov stat, a hj egzekyn,tiv ofiser, hto haz de 
 manajment ov Eder ds domestik er de foren 
 af4rz ov a guvernment, er ov bot de domestik 
 and foren af;\rz; — de later iz de fakt in relajon 
 tu de guvernment ov de Yiyijted Stats. Sek- 
 7-efariz ov de tre^iiri, wer, and navi, hj egzekyvj,- 
 tiv ofiserz ov dez several depqrtments. 
 
 Seceetaey-bird, Sek-re-ta-ri-berd, w. a Iqrj, 
 log-leged herd, fynd in Slit Afrika and de 8st; 
 keld elso jipojeramts. 
 
 Secretaryship, Sek-re-ta-ri-Jip, n. de ofis ov 
 a sekretari. 
 
 Secrete, Se-kret, v. t. tu put asjd; tu hjd; — tu 
 sesern; tu separat, az from de blud in animalz, 
 or from de sap in vejetablz. 
 
 Secretion, Se-kre-Jon, n. de akt ov sekretig; de 
 proses ov separajon from blud er sap; dat hwig 
 iz sekreted. 
 
 Secretist, Se-kret-ist,* n. a deler in sekrets. 
 
 Secretitious, Sek-re-tiJ-us, a. pqrted bj se- 
 krejon. 
 
 Secretiveness, Se-kre-tiv-nes, n. {PJiren.} a. 
 dispozijon tu konsel er disembl. 
 
 Secretly, Se-kret-li, ad. in a sekret maner; prj- 
 vatli; privili; not opnli; not publikli; latentli; 
 not apq,rentli. 
 
 Secretness, Se-kret-nes, n. de stat ov beig se- 
 kret: prjvasi. 
 
 Secretory, Se-kre-to-ri, er Se-kre-to-ri, a. per- 
 formig de ofis ov sekrejon er animal separajon; 
 sekretig.
 
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 Sect, Sekt, n. a bodi ov p^rsonz foloij) sum teqer; 
 a bodi ov p^rsonx yqnjtcd in sum sutld teneta; a 
 rrlijua dEnomiiia/oii ; — a relijua denominajon 
 gepjirnted frum de man bodi ov Kristyani, or 
 frouidE Katoliii <;ur(j,or from di e.-UibliJlrelijon 
 ov a kuntri. 
 
 Skctabian, Sek-tu-ri-an, a. rclatig tu a sekt er 
 tu gektariz; foluij) a sekt. 
 
 Sectarian, Sek-ta-ri-au, n. wun bdo bElogz tu a 
 sekt: wuii hoi iliieats from de establijt relijonor 
 qurq: Q si-ktari. 
 
 Sectarianism, riek-ta-ri-an-iz-m, n. de stat or 
 k\v<iliii ov beij) a sektariau; devojon tu a sekt. 
 
 Sectarianize, riek-ta-ri-an-iz, r. t. tu render 
 sektarian. 
 
 Sectarism, Sek-ta-riz-m.* n, sektarianizm. 
 
 Sectarist, Sek-Ui-rist,* n. a jiektari; a sektarian. 
 
 Sectaky, Sek-ta-ri, n. wun beloyig tu a sekt; u 
 sektarian: a sizmatik;— *a foloer; a iii],pil. 
 
 Sectator. Sek-ta-tor,* n. a folujcr; an imitator. 
 
 Sectile, Sek-til, a. {Min.) dat ma be kut er 
 divided. 
 
 Section, Sek-/on, n. de akt ov kutip; a pqrt kut 
 of or sei«irated; a separat pqrt; a jHjrJon: a di- 
 vijon or distiflkt \k{tI, az ov a buk or rjtig. — 
 {(jeirm.) de Ijn iitruid bj de intersekjon ov tX) 
 sdrfasez, and Ijkwjz de surfas furnid hwena sol- 
 id bodi iz kut bj a plan.— (^rcA.) de jirojekjon. 
 or JEumetrikal reprezentajon, ov a bildij) supuzd 
 tu be kut triD, so az tu egzibit its interior. 
 
 Sectional, Sek-Jon-al, a. relatig tu a sekjon; 
 einlim<i!) Q sekjon. 
 
 Sectionalitv, Sek-Jon-al-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 bfi{) sck/unal. [Jonz. 
 
 Sectionize, Sek-Jon-jz, r. (. tu form intu sek- 
 
 Sect-master, Sekt-mas-ter, «. de leder ov a 
 soke. 
 
 Sector, Sek-tor, n. { Geotn.) a porjon ov de area 
 ov a serkl, bunded bj td) radij and de intersepted 
 qrk: — a matrmatikal instniimcnt yqzd in makig 
 djagramz, luiy d'sn planz, i&s.: — an astronomikal 
 instrOiment, konstrdkted for de purpus ov deter- 
 minig de zenit distansez ov stqrz pasig ^ridin a 
 fi|, degrf z ov de zenit. 
 
 Secular, Sek-yq,-lar, a. relatig tu de af;\rz or 
 de prezcnt wurld; not spirityt|al: sivil; tem|iural: 
 not ukleziastikal: wurldli: — not bund bj muinas- 
 tik nDiz; az, sekynlar klerji; — *hapnig wuns in a 
 sdnturi: az, neki/nlar gamz. 
 
 Secular, Sek-yn-lar, /i. a laman; an cklezias- 
 tik in de Ru,miJ qurq not bund bj munastik roolz. 
 
 Secularitv, Sek-yi^-lar-i-ti, n. de stat ov bei{) 
 seky^lar: wurldlines; atenjon tu de tigz ov de 
 prezent Ijf. 
 
 Secularization, Sek-yq-lar-i-za-Jon, n. de akt 
 ov sckyn,lurjzig: de apropriajon ov t;ur<j properti 
 tu M'kynlur y»i.<ez. 
 
 Secularize, Sek-yq-lar-jz, r. t. tu mak e^kyq,- 
 lar; tu konvyrt from spirityi^al apruipriajon tu 
 komon yx\fi. 
 
 Skcularlt, S6k-yq-lar-li, ad. in a s^kyt^lar er 
 wurldli maner. [yqlariti. 
 
 Secularne-ss, Sek-yn-lar-nes, n. wurldlines: sek- 
 
 Seclnd. Se-kund, a. {lint.} aranjd or tumd tu 
 wun sjil: foloig wun direkjon. 
 
 Secundine, Sok-un-din, n. de fetal membranz: 
 de aftcrb<»rt.— (Z/u/.) de sekond integyi^ment ov 
 de uvtil. 
 
 Secundum artem, Se-kdn-dum ^r-tcm, [L.] 
 akordii) tu de roAt ov qrt. 
 
 Securaule, Sr-ki^r-a-bl, a. dat ma be sekqrd. 
 
 Secure, Se-ki^r, a. fre from fer or tcror, eii; 
 kontident; s^rtoo; Ji^r; k^rles; ire from dan- 
 jcr; Mif. 
 
 Secure, Se-kt^r, v. t. tu mak saf er sckqr; tu 
 fre from danjer; tu a/t^r; tu garante; tu prot«kt. 
 
 Securely, Se-ki'ir-li, ail. wid-it fer or danjer; 
 
 safli. [kqriti. 
 
 .'^ECUREME.fT, Se-ki'ir-ment,* n. kez ov safti; sc- 
 .Securenljss. .^E-kt'i,r-nc8,* n. safti; ukqriti. 
 ."Securer, Se-ki'|,r-er, n. he or dat hwicj sekiirz. 
 Securiker, Se-kq-ri-fer, n. {HU.) an in«ekt 
 
 hiivij) meuilirtineus wi||Z. 
 Securiform, Se-ki'i-ri-form, a. /apt Ijk an aks. 
 StcuRiPALP. Se-kq-ri-italp, n. {Ant.) a koleop- 
 
 teraa insekt. 
 .Security, Se-ki'i-ri-ti, n. de stat ov beig sek^r; 
 
 dat hwiq seki\rz: fredom from fer or danjer; 
 
 konfidens; protekjon: defens: cni ti{) givn az a 
 
 plcj or safgqrd; injqrans; safti. 
 Sedan, Se-d;in, n. a kjnd ov ]xjrtabl kcxj, or kuv- 
 
 erd c^r, in hwiq a person iz karid; — ferst mad at 
 
 t'i.dan. 
 Sedate, Se-dat, a. kqm: kwjct: stil: unrdfld: un- 
 
 distiirbd: seren; kora[xJzd: trankwil. 
 Sedately, Se-dat-li, ad. in a sedat maner; kqmli. 
 Seuateness, Se-dat-nes, n. kqmnes; trankwiliti; 
 
 sereniti. [pozitj: kqmijj. 
 
 Sedative, S^d-a-tiv, a. tendig tu aswaj: kom- 
 ."^EDATiVE, Sed-a-tiv, n. {A/td.) an ajent er sub- 
 
 stivns hwiq prcadqsez a direkt deprejon ov de 
 
 akjon ov de vaskqlar sistem, wid lill sensibl 
 
 cvakyqajon; sumtiy dat aswajez. 
 Se uefendendo, Se dc-fcn-den-dca, [L.] {Law) 
 
 in defeudifl wunz self: in self-defens. 
 Sedentarily, Sed-en-ta-ri-li, ad. in a sedentari 
 
 manor. 
 Sedentariness, Sed-en-ta-ri-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 bei)| sedentari: inaktiviti. 
 Sedentary, Scden-ta-ri, a. okyqpjd in sitifl; 
 
 havij) er rekwjrig a habit ov siiig: inaktiv; slug- 
 
 ij: inujonles. 
 .Sedentary, Sed-en-ta-ri, n. a spcjez ov spjder. 
 Sedge, .Sej, n. a grot) ov naro flagz; a naru flag. 
 ."^edge-bird, Sej-berd, n. a spcjez ov werbler; — 
 
 kold olsu de red-buntip. 
 ."^EDGED, Sejd, a. komixJzd ov flagz. 
 Sedgy, Sej-i, a. overgrun wid sej or naro flagz. 
 Sediment, Sed-i-ment, n. dat hwiq subsjdz er 
 
 sctlz at de botom: dre;;z; lez; rcfqs. 
 Sedimentary, .Sed-i-ment-a-ri, a. relatig tu er 
 
 kontanig sediment. 
 Sedition, Se-diJ-on, n. a tqmult: an insurekjon; 
 
 Q fakjus komajon. — {Lair) an ofcns agenst 
 
 guvernment not amuntig tu bj trezn. 
 Seditionary, Se-diJ-on-a-ri, n. a. promoter ov 
 
 sedijon. 
 Seditious, Se-diJ-us, a. relatig tu, er partakig 
 
 ov, sedijon: fakJus; ttirbqlcnt. 
 Seditiously, rie-dij-us-li, ad, wid sedijon: in a 
 
 sedijus maner; fakjasli. (^lens. 
 
 Seditiousness, Se-diJ-us-ncs, n. fakjus tiirbq- 
 Sedlitz-water, SeU-liis-wo-ter, n. de mineral 
 
 woter ov .Sedlit^, in Uuhemid, kontanig sulfat 
 
 ov magnesia, sulfat ov soda, and kqrbonik asid. 
 Seduce, Se-di'is, r. t. tu dre asjd from de rjt; tu 
 
 temt; tu konipt; tu deprav: tu misled: tu de- 
 
 sev: tu alqr: tu atrakt; tu dek^: tu entjs. 
 Seducement, Se-dqs-mcut, fi. de akt ov sedqsig; 
 
 sedukjon. [dpter. 
 
 ."^EDUCER, Se-dqs-cr, n. wun b(i> sedqscx: a kor- 
 Seducible, Sc-dqs-i-bl, a. dat ma be srdqst: 
 
 kt.ruptibl. [misledig. 
 
 Seducing, Se-dqs-ig, pp. a. cntjsig; k»ruptig: 
 Seduction, ."^e-dtik-Jon, n. de akt ov sedqsig: de 
 
 akt ov droig asjd: entjsment tu ey\.-~{l^v) At 
 
 ofens ov a man hd) abqzcz de f-iuiplisiti and kon- 
 fidens ov a wuman, tu obtan, bj fols promisct, 
 
 hwut Je et not tu grant. 
 Seductive, Se-ddk-tiv, a. tendig tu sedqs; apt 
 
 tu misled. [maner. 
 
 Seductively, Se-ddk-tiv-li, ad. in a scddkiiv
 
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 SEDaLiTY, Se-d4-li-ti, n. dilijent asi(iq,iti; sed- 
 yi^lusnes: industri; aplikajon; intensnes ov en- 
 de\'or. 
 
 Sedulous, Sed-yq,-lus, a. asidyqus: industrius; 
 laboriu^: dilijent; konstautli okyq^pid. 
 
 Sedulously, Sed-yq^-lus-li, ad. asidyq,usli; in- 
 diistriusli: laboriusli. 
 
 Sedulousness, Sed-yq,-lus-nes, n. asidt^iti; asid- 
 yi|usnes: industri. 
 
 Sedum, Se-dum, 7i. {Med.} an akrid substans 
 hwiq akts hot az an gmetik and a katqrtik; wel- 
 peper. 
 
 See, Se, n. ds set ov spiskopal p'ser; dg set er 
 dioses ov a bijop; — fermerli, &e set ov p-ser, 
 jeucrali. 
 
 See, Se, v. t. [e. so, ps. seig, ssn;] tu persev bj 
 de j: tia i; tu vt\\ tu obzerv; tu find; tu dis- 
 kuver; tu deskrj: tu dizern; tu remqrk. 
 
 See, Se, t. i. tu hav dE p'ser ov sjt; tu hav, bj 
 ds i, persepjon ov tii)z distant; tu dizern wid'st 
 bgig dssEvd; tu bEhold; tu luk; tu inkwir; tu 
 be atentiv; tu kontrjv. Tu se tu, tu luk wel 
 after; tu luk at. 
 
 See, Se, inter. 1q! luk! obzerv! bEhold! He im- 
 perativ mod ov dE verb yi^zd interjekjonali. 
 
 Seed, SEd, n. A? rEproddktiv substans ov a plant 
 er animal, kontanii) dE enibrio er roodiment ov a 
 filtyi^r plant er animal: semen; — ferst prinsipl; 
 orijinal; prinsipl ov produkjon; — projeni: ofspriij; 
 dssendants; ras; jenerajon. 
 
 Seed, Sed, r. i. tu gro tu matt^riti, so az tu Jed 
 ds sed; tu Jed de sed. 
 
 Seed, SEd, v. t. tu stiplj wid sed; tu so. Tu 
 sed di>i, tu SQ wid gras-sed. 
 
 Seed-bud, Ssd-bud, ?i. {Bot.} de rcodiment ov 
 dE frttjt. [matik sedz. 
 
 Seed-cake, Sed-kak, n. a swet kak havig aro- 
 
 Seed-coat, Sed-kot, n. de uter kcat er kuverig 
 ov a sed. 
 
 Seed-cod, Sed-kod, n. a basket er vesel ferhold- 
 ii) ssd, hwjl de huzbandman iz soil) it. 
 
 Seed -DOWN, Sed-d'sn, n. ds papas er disni sub- 
 stans ataqt tu sum sedz, az de dandeljon, 
 tisl, &s. [sEdz. 
 
 Seeded, Sed-ed, a. bq,rir) sed; intersperst az wid 
 
 Seeder, Scd-er, n. wun hO) sEdz er soz. 
 
 Seed-gaeden, Sed-gqr-den, ». a gqrden fer raz- 
 ii) sed. [but not melted. 
 
 Seed-lac, Sed-lak, n. lak brokn of from de tre, 
 
 Seed-leaf, Sed-lEf, n. de prjmari lei ov a plant. 
 
 Seedling, Sed-lii), n. a yui) plant er tre, sprui) 
 up from a sed, in distirjkjon from wan propa- 
 gated from a suker. 
 
 Seedlip, Sed-lip, j n. a vesel in hwiq de soer 
 
 Seedlop, Sed-lop, i kariz hiz sed. 
 
 Seed-lobe, Sed-lob, «.. a lob kontanir) sEd. 
 
 Seedness, Sed-nes,* n. SEd-tjm; dE tjm ov soig. 
 
 Seed-peabl, St'd-perl, n. a veri smol perl. 
 
 Seedplot, Sijd-plot, n. a nurseri in a gqrden, er 
 gr-snd on hwiq plants qr sod tu be afterwardz 
 transplanted. 
 
 Seedsman, Sedz-man, n., pi. Ssdz-men; wun hco 
 soz sedz; wun hco selz sedz. [ii). 
 
 Seed-time, Sed-tim, n. de sezn ov soii) er plant- 
 
 Seed-vessel, Sed-ves-el, n. a vesel kontanii) sed. 
 
 Seedt, Sed-i, a. ab-sndii) wid sed; havii) de fla- 
 vor ov sed; runig tu sed; — tjabi; worn 'St. 
 
 Seeing, Se-ig, n. sjt; vijon; persepjon. 
 
 Seeing, Se-ig, konj. sins; inazmdq; it beig so; az, 
 "geiy ye luk fer suq tigz." 
 
 Seek, Sek, v. t. [i. set, ps. sekig, set:] tu luk 
 fer; tu serq fer; tu solisit: tu endevor tu gan er 
 tu tak; tu go tu f jnd; tu eksplcjr; tu egzamin. 
 
 Seek, Sek, i\ i. tu mak serq er inkwjri; tu en- 
 devor; tu mak pursi'j^t; tu aplj tu; tu yq,z so- 
 lisitajon; tu. endevor after. 
 
 Seekee, Sek-er, n. wun hco seks; an inkwjrer; — 
 wun ov a sekt hiD profest tu hav no determinat 
 farm ov relijon, but tu be sekerz ov wun. 
 
 Seel, SeI,* «. t. tu kloz de jz, az a hek in tranig; 
 tu hudwipk. 
 
 Seel, SeI,* r. i. {A^aut.} tu kn on wun sjd; tia 
 rol tu de leward; tu hel. 
 
 Seem, Sem, v. i. tu apgr; tu mak a Jo; tu haT 
 semblans; tu hav de aperans ov troot. It seme, 
 it aperz; — yij^zd in slit afermajon. [aperans. 
 
 Seemee, Sem-er, n. wun hcD semz er kariz an 
 
 Seeming, Sem-ig, n. aperans; Jo; semblans. 
 
 Seeming, Sem-ig, pj). a. aperig; makig a Jo er 
 semblans. 
 
 Seemingly, Sem-ig-li, ad. ap^rentli; in aperans. 
 
 Seemingness, Sem-ig-nes, n. plezibiliti; aper- 
 ans; Jo. 
 
 Seemless, Sem-les,* a. unsEmli; indekorus. 
 
 Sekmlily, Sem-li-li,* ad. desentli: kumlili. 
 
 Seemliness, Sem-li-nes, n. desensi; kumlines; 
 bT^ti. [met. 
 
 Seemly, Sem-li, a. desent; bEkdmig; proper; fit; 
 
 Seemly, Sem-li, ad. in a desent er proper maner. 
 
 Seen, Sen, jk from Se. Se {See.} 
 
 Seee, Se-er, n. wun hco sez; wun hco forsez; a 
 profet; — an Sst-Indian wat ov ab'st 2 p'sndz. 
 
 Seeeship, Se-er-Jip, n. de ofis er kwoliti ov a seer. 
 
 Seeewood, er Seaewood, Ser-wud,* n. drj 
 wud. 
 
 Seesaw, Sg-so,J n. a resiprokatig mojon. — At 
 hicist, de plaig ov t<.t) pqrtnerz, so dat eq, alter- 
 natli, enablz de uder tu win de trik. 
 
 Seesaw, Se-se,J v. i. tu mcov er pla wid a resip- 
 rokatig moJon tu and fro, er up and d'sn. 
 
 Seesaw, Se-se, a. dndq,latig wid resiprokal mo- 
 Jon, [or. 
 
 Seethe, Sed, v. t. tu berl; tu dskokt in hot lik- 
 
 Skethe, Sed, i\ i. tu bE in a stat ov ebulijon; 
 tu be hot. 
 
 Seethee, Sed-er, n. wun hO) sedz; a berler; a pot. 
 
 Sefatiax, Se-fa-Jan, n. wun ov a sekt ov Ma- 
 hometanz; — opozd tu de Motazelfts. 
 
 Segae, Se-gqr, n. a litl rol ov tobako fer smok- 
 ig. Se {Vii/ar.} 
 
 Segban, Seg-ban, n. a hersman, amug de Turks, 
 ho) haz de k^r ov de bagaj ov an qrmi. 
 
 Seggae, Seg-ar, n. a silindrik kas ov f jr-kla, in 
 hwiq fin ston-wiir iz inklozd hwjl bakig in dg 
 kil. liitn elso {sagger.} 
 
 Segment, Seg-ment, >i. a. pqrt ov a hoi figyi;i,r er 
 substans. — {Geirin.} a pqrt kut of from a figyq,r 
 bj a Ijn er plan: de pqrt ov a serkl komprjzd be- 
 twEU an qrk and its kord. [separat. 
 
 Segeegate, Seg-re-gat, v. t. tu set apqrt: tu 
 
 Segregation, Seg-re-ga-Jon, n. separajon from 
 uderz. \lits-icater.} 
 
 Seidlitz-watee, Sed-lits-we-ter, n. Se {Sed- 
 
 Seigneurial, Se-ni'^-ri-al, a. relatig tu de lerd 
 ov ds manor; manorial; invested wid Iqrj p'serz; 
 independent. 
 
 Seignioe, Sen-yor, n. a lerd; — a tjtl, in sum Yq,- 
 ropean kuntriz, ekwivalent tia lurd' in Iggland. 
 3e sultan er emperor ov Turki iz stild de (Jraiui 
 Senyor. Ritn elso {sign lor.} and {signo-r.} 
 
 Seigniorage, Sen-yor-aj, n. de stat ov a senyor; 
 — etoriti; an anjent prerogativ ov de IggliJ 
 krisn, bj hwiq it klamd a persentaj fer kernig 
 bulyon. 
 
 Seigniory, Sen-j'or-i, n. a lerdjip: a teritori. — 
 {Canada) de rjt ov fi^dal svj,perioriti in real 
 estat; a manor. 
 
 Seine, Sen, n. a net yi^zd in fijig. 
 
 Seinee, Sen-er,* n. a tijer wid nets. 
 
 Seisnometer, Sjs-nom-e-ter, n. an instrooment 
 fer mejqrig ds Jok ov an ertkwak, and uder 
 konkujonz.
 
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 Seisura, Sj-m^-ra, n. {Ornith.) a jcnus ov berdz: 
 an HDtnilyiin berd, keld de di/'njir. 
 
 Skity. Si-i-ti, 11. sumtin jiEkiilj-ar tu manz self. 
 
 SciZABLE, Sei-8-bl, a. dat boh be utiA; Ijabl tu 
 br !>ezd. 
 
 Skizk, Sm, t>. t. tu tak huld ov; tu grjp; tu 
 grasp; tu tak pozi-Jon ov bi tors; tu la bold on; 
 tu inviid sudenli; tu tak lorsibl pozcjon or bj 
 lo: tu mak pozest; tu put in jxjzejon ov; tu ap- 
 reh^ud; tu >na(j: tu ksu^; tu tak.— (A<if/<.) tu 
 bjnd wid u kord, az rups. Tu he Htzd ov, {Law} 
 tu be pozest ov. 
 
 Seize, Sez, v. i. tu fiks er fasn, wid on er up6n. 
 
 Seized, Sr zd, /'. a. {Law) bavig pozejon ov. 
 
 Seizer, Sez-cr, n. wun ho) sezez. 
 
 Seizi.n, Se-zin, n. sf^j: pozejon. — {Law) de 
 pc>/,i'Ji>n ov an cstat ov trchuld. Sezin in ded 
 er/akt iz aktynal pozejon: Arr/V; in /» iz hwtir 
 landz defend, and wuu haz not aktyi^ali enterd 
 on deu, but haz a rit tu enter. Kitn elso {tei- 
 »in.) 
 
 Seizor, Sez-or, n. {Liur) wun hat taks pozejon. 
 
 Seizure, Se-j^i^r, n. de akt ov sezij); ti\) sezd; 
 dc ukl ov taki{) turxibl jKizeJon; grjp; ka^. — 
 {Lair) de akt ov takifl pozejon ov de proi)erti 
 ov a person, kondemd bj a kumpetcnt trjbiinal 
 tu pa a sertcn sum ov muni, bj a Jerif er kun- 
 stabl, bj vertjTi ov an eksr knJon, fur de purpus 
 ov havifl suq properti .-uld tu sati.-f j de jujment. 
 
 Sejant. Sejant, ( ^^^^.^ ^.^{ ^^ ^ ^ 
 
 Sejeant, ^e-jE-ant, j ^ / "' 
 
 StiLGOts, Sej-q,-gu3, er Se-ji'i-gus, a. {Hot.) 
 ywkt, az tu its siks pqrz ov leflets. Se {ilnltij- 
 v4jou».) [imajez or statyt^z; a Jrjn. 
 
 Sekos, Sc-kos, n. a plas, in a jiagan tempi, fer 
 
 Selah, St'-Ui, 71. {Hell.) a wurd dat ofn okdrz 
 in dc buk ov Sqmz: su{HOzd tu signifj a rest 
 er pez in siflifl. [kwentli. 
 
 Seldom, Sel-dom, ad. ri^rli; not ofn; not fre- 
 
 Seldoh, Sel-dom, a. ri^r; not frekwcnt. 
 
 Seld.show.v, Seld-Jun," a. seldom Jon. 
 
 Select, Se-lekt, r. t. tu qiDz in prefercns tu 
 uderz rrjekted; tu i)ik; tu kul. [lekted. 
 
 Select, Se-lekt, a. nj.-li qozn; qers; kuld -st; se- 
 
 Selectedly, Se-lekt-ed-li, ad. wid kj^r in de se- 
 Ickjon. 
 
 Selection, Se-lek-Jon, n. de akt ov sel^ktig: tij) 
 selekted: c/ti: agrrgnt ov tiflz selekted. 
 
 Select-man, Se-lekt-man, «., jil. Se-lekt-men; 
 a uiajistrHt anyn,ali elekted bj de fremcn ov a 
 tun or tisnjip in N'q, IggUind, tu superintend 
 and mannj de af^rz and guvernmcnt ov de t'sn. 
 He number iz komonli from tre tu fjv. 
 
 Selectness, Se-lekt-nes, n. At stat ov bcifl selekt. i 
 
 Selector, Se-lekt-or, /*. wun h* selekts. 
 
 Seleniate, ."^e-le-ni-at, n. {f'hern.) a selt formd 
 ov !iel6nik asid and a bas. 
 
 Selenic, Sc-lou-ik, a. {Chem.) relatig tu, er ob- 
 ttiud from selenium; az, »tl<-nilc asid. 
 
 Seleniois, Se-le-ni-us, a. drrivd from selenium. 
 
 Sklenite, Sel-e-ujt, n. (.V/n.) a kristaljzd sulfat 
 ov Ijiu: spqri jipsum; a solt ov sclenius a.-'id. 
 
 Selenites, ."^el-e-nj-tez, n. miror-stun; selenjt. 
 
 Selenitic, Sel-e-nit-ik, a. relatig tu, er portak- 
 i^ <.v, iielenjl. 
 
 Selenium, Sc-U-ni-nra, n. {Chtm.) a metaltfd 
 prin-iipl. or sort ov semi-mctal, ov a" redij brsn 
 kuI.T, b.-iti, Hn<l not veri bqrd. 
 
 Selemcret, Sel-e-nj yi\-ret, n. {Min.) o miner- 
 al komjiurd (jefli ov iiclrnium, silver, and kojior. 
 
 Seleniirkttkd, Scl-e-ni-yq-rct-ed, a. holdig 
 8elEni_viiri't in solnJon. [in selcnografi. 
 
 Selenographer. Sel-e-n6g-ra-fer, ». wun v?r«t 
 
 SELENoaKAPiiic, Scl-e-no-gTaf-ik, ( a. be- 
 
 Selenograi'uical, Scl-e-no-grif-i-kal, i Idgip 
 tu seleuografi. 
 
 SELENOGRAPnisT, Sol-e-n6g-ra-fiat, n. a deskrjb- 
 er ov de uitbn. 
 
 .Selenography, .Sel-E-n6g-ra-fi, ». a deskripjon 
 ov de surfas ov de ma>n. [tiv paladium. 
 
 Sele.spalladite, Sel-cn-pal-ad-jt, n. {Mm.) na- 
 
 Selk, Self, a, jTun., pi. .'^elvz; veri piirtikyi^lar; 
 dis abdv uderz: wunz on; rclatig or restrikted 
 tu an individyiiul. lu prjuiari signifikajun iz 
 dat ov an adjektiv; and it haz de Iut* uv an ad- 
 jektiv hwcn jirefikst tu a nun, az *<-/r"- interest, 
 *«//'-nolej. Ytinjted wid r/i/, rf/, him, hr, sr, 
 y<Dr, dem, and it, it formz re.-^iprukiil ptTS<jnal 
 pronvnz; az, '"He hurt hiiruelj. It iz sumtjinz 
 yi;zd emfatikali in de nominativ kas; az. "Jljeelf 
 wil dtfid it." It ofn adz onli cmfai^is and fors tu 
 de pronTsn wid h\vi(j it iz kumpiinded; az, "He 
 did it hiiiitielf." It iz sumtjmz yi^zd az a nrn, 
 for wunz individyival person, or for an individ- 
 yt^al or beij) spukn ov; az, " He fondnes we hav 
 fer self." &lj' iz muq yi^zd in komjiuzijiin; az, 
 wT/'-eVident, wZ/'-luv. Meni suij kompisndz qr 
 her inserted, and meni uderz mjt be aded. 
 
 .Self-abased, Self-a-bast, a. humbld bj konjns 
 gilt. [ov wunz self. 
 
 Self-abasement. Self-a-bas-ment, n. abasment 
 
 Self- abhorrence, SeLf-ab-b6r-ens, n. abborens 
 ov wunz sL-lf. 
 
 Self-abuse, Self-a-bi\s, n. abi'^s ov wunz self. 
 
 Self- ACCUSED, SeU-a-ki'izd.a. ak^zd bj wunz self. 
 
 Self- ACCUSING, Self-a-ki'iz-i^, a. aki^^zig wunz 
 self. [Jon ov wunz self. 
 
 .^elf-admiration, S elf -ad -mi -ra- Jon, n. admira- 
 
 .S£LF-APPLAi;sE, Self-a-ploz, n. komendajon or 
 wunz self. 
 
 Self-approbation, Self-ap-ro-ba-Jon, n. apr6- 
 bajon ov wunz self. [wunz self. 
 
 Self-approving, ."^elf-a-prd)v-i{), a. aprobvig 
 
 Self-centred, Self-sen-terd, a. senterd in wunz 
 self. [wunz self; vaniti. 
 
 Self-conceit, .Self-kon-set, n. t<D hj opinyon ov 
 
 Self-conceited, Self-kon-set-ed, a. qerijij) a hj 
 opinyon ov wuuz self: van. 
 
 .Self-confidence, Self-kon-fi-dens, n. konfidens 
 in wunz self. [wunz self. 
 
 ."^ELF-CONFIDENT, Self-kon-fi-dent, a. kunf jJifl in 
 
 Self-co.ntradiction, Self-kon-tra-dik-Jon, n. 
 kontradikjon er repugnansi in termz. 
 
 ."^ELF-coNTRADiCTORY, Self-kon-tni-dik-t<2-ri, a. 
 kontradikturi in itself. 
 
 Self-convicted, Self-kon-vikt-cd, a. konvikted 
 bj wunz self. 
 
 Self-conviction, Self-kon-vik-Jon, n. konvikjon 
 bj wunz konjusncs. 
 
 Self-deceit, Self-de-set, n. desepjon prosedig 
 triim wunz self. [self. 
 
 !>ELF-DECEiVED, Sclf-de-sfvd, a. dcsEvd bj wunz 
 
 Self-deceiver, Self-de-sev-er, n. wuu i\ca de- 
 st'vz himself. [desevijj wunz self. 
 
 .^ELF- DECEPTION, Self-de-sep-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 Self-defence, Self-de-f^ns, n. At akt ov de fend- 
 ifl wunz self. llild'D wunz self. 
 
 Self-delusio.v, Self-de-lti-jon, n. At akt ov de- 
 
 Self-denial, Self-dc-nj-al, ti. de akt ov denji^ 
 wunz self. 
 
 Self-denying, Self-de-nj-ij), a. drnji^ wunz self. 
 
 Self-destruction, Self-dc-strtik-Jon, n. de- 
 strukjun ov wuuz self. 
 
 Self-determination, Self-dc-ter-mi-na-Jon, n. 
 determinnjun bj wuuz on mjnd. 
 
 Self-determined, Self-de-ter-mind, a. dct^r- 
 mind bj wunz self. 
 
 Selp-determining, Self-de-ter-min-ip. a. det^r- 
 minig bj wunz self, or bj wunz on m^nd. 
 
 Self-educated, .Sclf-^-yti-kat-cd, a. WyqkBt- 
 cd bj wunz self. " [wunz self. 
 
 Self-esteem, Self-es-tem, n. gud opinyon ov
 
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 Self-evidence, Self-ev-i-dens, n. evidens kotn- 
 
 dndig de imEcliat asent ov dg injnd. 
 Self-evident, Self-ev-i-dent, a. evident in its 
 
 on natyn,r; komdudiij imsdiat asent wid'st proif. 
 Self- EXALTATION, Self-eg-zel-ta-Jon, n. egzolta- 
 
 Jon ov wunz self. 
 Self-examination, Self-eg-zam-i-na-Jon, n. de 
 
 akt ov egzaminir) wunz on kondukt and motivz. 
 Self-existence, Self-eg-zist-ens, n. undsrjvd 
 
 and independent egzistens; egzistens ov wunz 
 
 self, independent ov eni uder bgii) er kez; — an 
 
 atribiit pski^^lyar tia God. 
 Self-existent, Self-eg-zist-ent, a. egzistig wid- 
 
 ■st orijin er dspendens on andder. 
 Self-flatteeing, Self-flat-er-ii), a. flateriij 
 
 wunz self. [wunz self. 
 
 Self-flatteet, Self-flat-er-i, n. flateri ov 
 Self-government, Self-guv-ern-ment, n, guv- 
 
 ernment ov wunz self. 
 Selfheal, Self-fiel, n. a perenial plant; prconela. 
 Self-homicide, Self-hom-i-sjd, >i. de akt ov kil- 
 
 iij wunz self. 
 Self-importance, Self-im-per-tans, n. hj opin- 
 
 yon ov wunz self; prjd. 
 Self-important, Self-im-pdr-tant, a. impertant 
 
 in wunz on esteni; pr'sd. [wunz on interest. 
 Self-interest, Self-in-ter-est, n. regqrd tu 
 Self-interested, Self-in-ter-est-ed, a. havii) a 
 
 regqrd tia wunz on interest; selfij. 
 Selfish, Self-iJ, a. atentiv, er devoted qefli er 
 
 hoUi, tu wunz on interest; verd ov dq regqrd 
 
 fer uderz. [tu wunz on interest. 
 
 Selfishly, Self-iJ-li, ad. wid reg4rd onli er cjefli 
 Selfishness, Self-iJ-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 selfij; inerdinat regqrd tu, er pursi],t ov, wunz 
 
 on interest; self-luv. [nes. 
 
 Selfism, Self-iz-m, n. devotednes tu self; selfij- 
 Selfist, Self-ist, n. wun devoted tu self; a self- 
 ij' person. 
 Self-justification, Self-jus-ti-fi-ka-Jon,«.jus- 
 
 tifikajon ov wunz self. [self. 
 
 Self-knowledge, Self-nol-ej, n. nolej ov wunz 
 Self-like, Self-ljk, a. Ijk wunz self. [ijncs. 
 
 Self-love, Self-luv, ». de luv ov wunz self; self- 
 Self-mate, Self-mat, n. a mat for wunz self. 
 Self-mettle, Self-met-1, n. metl in itself; kuraj. 
 Self-motion, Self -mo-Jon, n. mojon bi inherent 
 
 pser. 
 Self -moved, Self-mcfivd, n. mcDvd bj inherent 
 
 p'ser er inklinajon. [p'ser. 
 
 Self-moving, Self-mAv-iij, a. majviij bj inherent 
 Self-murder, Self-mui'-der, n. de murder ov 
 
 wunz self; sq,isjd. [murderz himself. 
 
 Self-muederer, Self-mur-der-er, «. wun hoo 
 Selfness, Self-nes,* n. self-ldv; selfijnes. 
 Self-possessed, Self-poz-est, a. kompozd; not 
 
 distiirbd. [wunz self; kompo^q^r. 
 
 Self-possession, Self-poz-eJ-on, n. pozejon ov 
 Self-praise, Self-praz, n. praz ov wunz self. 
 Self-preference, Self-pref-er-ens, n. preferens 
 
 ov wunz self. 
 Self-preservation, Self-prez-er-va-Jon, n. de 
 
 akt ov prezerviij wunz self. 
 Self-registering, Self-rej-is-ter-ig, a. rejisterii) 
 
 itself, or mqrkii) de hicst and loest temperatqr, 
 
 az a termouieter. [Jens. 
 
 Self reproof, Self-re-pnOf, /i. ds reprcGf ov kon- 
 Self-eepeoving, Self-re-prcbv-ii), a. reprcDvit) 
 
 wunz self. [wunz self. 
 
 Self-restrained, Self-re-strand, a. restrand bj 
 Self-restraint, Self-re-strant, u. restrant im- 
 
 pozd on wunz self. [on estem. 
 
 Self-righteous, Self-rjt-yus, a. rjtyus in wunz 
 Self-eighteousness, Self-rjt-yus-nes, ?i. rityus- 
 
 nes, de merits ov hwiq a person atribyqts tu 
 
 himself; fols or farisaikal rityusnes. 
 
 Self-sacrifice, Self-sak-ri-fjs, n. sakrifjs ov 
 
 wunz self, er ov self-interest. [kal. 
 
 Selfsame, Seif-sam, a. egzaktli de sam; jdenti- 
 Self-seeking, Self-ssk-ii), «. undq atenjon tu 
 
 self-interest. [terest. 
 
 Self-seeking, Self-si5k-ip, a. sekii) wunz on in- 
 Self-slaughter, Self-sle-ter, n. destrukjon ov 
 
 wunz self. [self. 
 
 Self- SUBDUED, Self-sub-di\,d, a. subdii,d bj wunz 
 Self-sufficience, Self-suf-iJ-ens, i n. undq, 
 Self-sufficiency, Self-suf-iJ-en-si, i konfidens 
 
 in wunz on streijt, kompetens, er merit. 
 Self-sufficient, Self-suf-iJ-ent, a. reljig t(t 
 
 mug on wuuz self; heti; asqmiij; pi-sd. 
 Self-tormenting, Self-ter-ment-ig, a. terment- 
 
 ii) wunz self. 
 Self-will, Self-wil, «. obstinasi; stubornnes. 
 Self-willed, Self-wild, a. obstinat; hedstrog. 
 Sell, Sel, v. t. [i. sold, ps. selig, sold;] tu pqrt 
 
 wid fer a prjs; tu dispoz ov er betra fer muni; 
 
 tu vend. [sold. 
 
 Sell, Sel, r. i. tu hav trafik wid wun; tu be 
 Sellanders, Sel-an-derz, ) n. pi. a dizez in a 
 Sellenders, Sel-en-derz, ) hersez hok, er bak 
 
 ov de ue, similar tu de malinderz. 
 Seller, Sel-er, n. wun hoj selz; a vender. 
 Seltzer-watee, Selt-zer-we-ter, n. a mineral 
 
 woter ov Seltzer, in Jermani, kontanig kqrbonik 
 
 asid, its. 
 Selvage, Sel-vaj, n. de ej ov klot hwi^r it iz 
 
 klozd bj komplikatig de tredz. — Kita elso {sel- 
 
 Tfdge.y — {JVaiit.} a pes ov a veri fleksibl kjnd 
 
 ov rop. 
 Selvaged, Sel-vajd, a. havig a selvaj; berderd. 
 Selvagee, Sel-va-je, n. {jVaut.} a skan ov rop- 
 
 yqrnz mqrld tugeder. 
 Selvedge, Sel-vej, n. sam az {Selvage.} 
 Selves, Selvz, de ph|ral ov Scf/'. 
 Semaphoee, Sem-a-for, n. a sert ov telegraf, er 
 
 luajt'u, fer kumqnikatig intelijens bj signalz. 
 Semapuoric, Sem-a-for-ik, ; a. rslatig tu 
 
 Semaphorical, Sem-a-for-i-kal, j a semafor; 
 
 telegraf ik. [ov a semafor. 
 
 Semaphorically, Sem-a-for-i-kal-i, ad. bj menz 
 Sematology, Sem-a-tol-o-ji, n. de doktrin ov 
 
 liggwal or verbal sjuz, komprehendig de teori 
 
 ov gramar, lojik, and retorik. 
 Semblable, Sem-bla-bl,* a. Ijk; rezemblig. 
 Semblably, Sem-bla-bli,"" ad. wid rezemblans. 
 Semblance, Sem-blans, /i. ijknes: rezemblans: 
 
 similitqd; reprezentajou; aperans; Jo; figyqr. 
 Semblant, Sem-blant,^ a. Ijk; rezemblig. 
 Semblant, Sem-blant,* n. Jo; figyiy; rezemblans. 
 SemblativE; Sem-bla-tiv," a. sqtabl; fit: rezem- 
 ^ blig. _ _ [Ijknes. 
 
 Semble, Sem-bl,* v. /. tu reprezent; tu mak a 
 Semeiology, Se-me-61-u.-ji, n. {Jled.} dat branq 
 
 ov medisin, er patoloji, hwiq trets ov de sinz or 
 
 simtomz ov dizezez. 
 Semeiotic, Se-me-ot-ik, a. {.Mtd.} afordig sjnz 
 
 er simtomz ov dizezez. 
 Semeiotics, Se-me-ot-iks, n. 2>l. {3fed.} sam az 
 
 {S()/uiijio</i/.y 
 
 Semen, Se-men, ii. [L.] (Auaf.) sperm; de fekun- 
 
 datig flqid ov animalz. 
 Semi, Sem-i, n. [L.] a wurd hwig, yqzd az a pre- 
 
 f iks in kompozijon, signifjz h<if; az, semiserk], 
 
 hqf a serkl. 
 Semiamplexicaul, Sem-i-um-pleks-i-kol, a. 
 
 {Bot.y embrasig de stem hqf wa, az a lef. 
 Semiannual, Sem-i-an-yq-al, a. hapnig everi 
 
 h(if-yer; hqf-yerli. [yzr. 
 
 Semiannually, Sem-i-an-yti,-al-i, ad. everi hqf- 
 Semiannulae, Sem-i-an-yq-lar, a. hqf-r'snd; 
 
 hqf-r'sndcd; semi-serkqlar. [ertiy. 
 
 Semiapeetuee, Sem-i-.'ip-er-tqr, /(. hqf an ap-
 
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 Bxhi-Aruv, Sem-i-U'ri-an, n. wun hA ad^pta, in 
 
 pqrt, de doktrini er priDsipIz ov Qrias; wun hO) 
 
 denjs de kun«ub.stanjiuliti uv de Sun wid de 
 
 F((dur, but admiu de .similariti uv substans. 
 SKMi-AaiANisif, Sem-i-U'ri-an-ii-m, n.Ar prin- 
 
 8i|>lz ov de Semi-ilrian«. [[xjrjali givilizJ. 
 
 StJiiBAHBAEiAN, Sein-i-bqr-ba-ri-an, fj. wun but 
 StiliBRevt;, Sem-i-brev, n. (J/w*.) a not ov hqf 
 
 de kwoDtiti ov a brev, kontaDig Uxt minimz, for 
 
 kri><j«t-<, As. 
 SEMiBEiKr, S^m-i-bref, ». sam az {Semibrere.) 
 Semicalcined, Sem-i-kil-8ind, a. pqrjali kaUind. 
 Skmicastrate, Som-i-kas-trat, v. t. tu ka:<trat 
 
 in pfirt. [ov wun testikl. 
 
 Semicastratio.v, Sem-i-kaa-trA-Jon, n. rcmoival 
 Semicircle, Sem-i-ser-kl, n. hqf ov a serkl; a 
 
 figyqr fttrind b{ At diameter and hqf de ser- 
 
 kuinfercn." ov a serkl. 
 Semicirclei), S6m-i-ser-kld, a. scmis^rkqlar. 
 ytMiciucuLAR, Sem-i-s^r-kq-Iar, a. hiqf r'snd or 
 
 liql' s^rkqlar. 
 Semicircumkere.ice, Sem-i-ser-kdm-fer-ens, n. 
 
 hqt" ov a s^rkumferensi. 
 Semicolcv, Sem-i-k6-lon, n. hqf a kolon; a pent 
 
 mad dus (;) tu nat a grater poz dan dat ov a 
 
 komu. 
 Semi-column'ab, Scm-i-ko-ldm-nar, a. (Bot.) 
 
 \\\i hqf u kolum. [pakt. 
 
 Semicompa'CT, Som-i-kom-p4kt, a. pqrjali kom- 
 Semicox, ."^eiii-i-kon, n. (.'/«#.) an an/ent, fjv- 
 
 »>tri{|d, inqzikal instriimt'iit, rez^mblig a hqrp. 
 Semicrustaceous, Scm-i-krus-ta-Ju3, a. pqrtli 
 
 krustajui). [silindrikal. 
 
 Seuictlindeical, Sem-i-si-lin-dri-kal, a. hqf 
 Semideistical, Sem-i-de-ist-i-kal, a. inkl{nd tu 
 
 deizui. 
 Semi DIAMETER, Sem-i-di-am-e-ter, n. hqf a dj- 
 
 ameter; a strat Ijn dmn from de serkumfcrens 
 
 tu de sentcr ov a s^rkl; a radius. 
 Semidiapaso.h, Sem-i-dj-a-pa-zon, n. {Mut.) an 
 
 impcrfckt oktav, er an oktav diminijt bj a mjnor 
 
 eemiton. 
 Semidito.n'e, Sem-i-dj-ton, n. ( J/w.) a les terd. 
 .Semidol'DLE, Sem-i-dab-1, n. an ofis er fest in de 
 
 IvumiJ breviari, dat iz selcbrated wid les solem- 
 
 niti dan a dubl wun, and mur dan a sipgl wun. 
 Kemikloret, Seui-i-fl(i-rct, n. {fSi,(.) a hqf-fla- 
 
 rt't, tqbqlus at At begiuio, Ijk a floret, and uf- 
 
 terw'irdz okspandcj in At form ov a tug. 
 Beuifloscular, Sem-i-fl6s-kq-lar, a. havij) an 
 
 imi>vr(ekl tliscr. [semiflorct. 
 
 Semiflosculous, Scm-i-flos-kq-lus, a. havig a 
 Semifluid, Sem-i-flq-id, a. imperfektii flqid. 
 .Semifuhm, S^m-i-forin. n. an imperfekt form. 
 Semiinui'rated, Sem-i-in-dq-rat-ed, a. pqrjali 
 
 iiKlqrnted. 
 Semilunar, Scm-i-lq-nar, i a. rezemblip, in 
 Semilunary, Sem-i-lq-na-ri, i form, a hqf miDn. 
 Semimetal, Sem-i-met-al, n. a hqf-metal: an 
 
 imi)vrfikt metal: — a t^rm apljd bj de old kemista 
 
 tu de britl mctali. 
 Semimimma, Sem-i-min-i-ma, n. (J/tM.) a hqf 
 
 Q minim or kroqet, 
 Semi.nal, S^m-i-nal, a. beldgig tu std; kontind 
 
 in de sed: nuiikal. 
 Seminal, Sem-i-nal, ». .'ruiiral stat. 
 Seminalitt, Som-i-nal-i-ti, *». de natyi^r ov 8td; 
 
 jinor »v |>rcxlukJon. 
 Seminarist, S^m-i-na-riat, n. a RomiJ prest M.- 
 
 y<^knicd in a seminari. 
 Seminarue. St-m-i-na-riz, r. ^ tu so or plant. 
 Seminary, .">em-i-na-ri, n. a fed plot; a nurs«ri: 
 
 — seminal .«tat; — prinsipl; kataliti;— a plas ov 
 
 (xlyqkaJoB: a litemri institqjon, »za skitil, akad- 
 
 emi, ki'Ifj, or yqnivprsili. [sed. 
 
 Seminary. S«in-i-iia-ri, a. Mmioal; belugig tu 
 
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 .Seminate, S6m-i-nat, r. t. tu so; tu propagat. 
 .Semination, Sem-i-ni-Jon, n. At akt ov «oio; de 
 
 akt ov digp^^rsif). [dqsig sed. 
 
 Seminiferous, Sem-i-nif-cr-a«, a. b^rio or pro- 
 Seminific, .St-m-i-nif-ik, ( a. pradiiktiv ov 
 
 .Seminifioal, Sem-i-nif-i-kal, S sed. 
 Seminude, S(^m-i-nqd, a. hqf-naked. 
 Seminympu, Sem-i-nimf, n. {L'nt.) At nimf or 
 
 st-rten insckts. ["l^fy.) 
 
 Semiolooy, Seni-i-6l-o-ji, n. {Mel.) Se {Semet- 
 Semiopacous, Scm-i-o-pa-kus, a. haf dqrk; semi- 
 
 uiVik. [sort ov apol. 
 
 Semiopal, Scm-i-di-pal, n. {J/in.) an imperfek: 
 .Semiopaque, Sem-i-o-pak, a. hqf-o[)ak. 
 Semioubicular, Sem-f-er-bik-yti-lar, a. hqf-er- 
 
 bikyqlar. [naU 
 
 S EM ICED I. V ate, Sem-i-or-di-nat, n. hqf an ordi- 
 Semiosseous, Sem-i-6s-e-ug, a. hqf az hqrd az 
 
 bun. ['kics.} 
 
 Semiotics, Sem-i-ot-iks, n. pi. {M(d.) Se {demei- 
 .Semiovate, Sem-i-6-vat, a. hqf eg-Japt. 
 Semioxvgenized, Sem-i-6ks-i-jen-jzd, a. hqf- 
 
 oksijenjzd. 
 Semipalmate, Sem-i-pal-mat, a. {Zoul.) havig 
 
 At toz konektcd tug^der bj a web ekst^ndig 
 
 onli alo{) dur prok^mal hqf. [rabola. 
 
 Semipaeabola, Scm-i-pa-rab-o-la, n. hqf a pa- 
 .Semiped, Sem-i-ped, n. {Hhet.} hqf a fut, io 
 
 puetri. 
 .Semipedal, Sem-i-pe-dal, a. kontanijj hqf a fut. 
 Semi-Pelagian, .Sem-i-I'c-la-ji-an, n. wun hO) 
 
 huld/. de I'elajian doktrin in a mudif jd or pqrjal 
 
 mancr. 
 Semi-Pelagian, Sem-i-Pc-la-ji-an, a. relatig tu 
 
 de .Semi-Pelajianz. 
 Semi-Pelagianism, Sem-i-Pc-la-ji-an-iz-m, n. 
 
 At doktrinz ov de Scmi-Pelajianz. 
 Semipellucid, Sem-i-pel-q-sid, a. hqf klcr; im- 
 
 jx/rfektli tran»p:ircnt. 
 Semipeespicuous, Sem-i-per-spik-3rq-us, a. im- 
 
 porfektli pcrsjiikyqus, klcr, er transpj^rent. 
 Semipeimigenous, Sem-i-pri-mij -en-US, a. 
 
 ( <if"L} ov a midi stat bctwen prjmari and s^k- 
 
 ondari formajonz. 
 Semiproof, Sem-i-prJttf, n. hqf prmf er evidena. 
 SEMiyUADEATE, Sem-i-kwod-rat, j n. {Antral.} 
 .'^KMigUAETiLE, Sem-i-kwor-til, j an aspekt 
 
 ov de planeLs hwen distant from tq uder hqf a 
 
 rjt aggl, or 45 dcgrcz. 
 .Semiquavee, Sem-i-kwa-ver, n. (.Vut.) a not 
 
 hiKz dqrajon iz hqf dat ov a kwavcr. 
 .Semiquintile, Sem-i-kwin-til, «. {AUni.) an 
 
 aspekt ov At planets hwen at de distans ov 36 
 
 degrez from wun andder. [a savaj. 
 
 Semisavage, Sem-i-sav-aj, «. a bqrbarian; hqf 
 .Semisextile, .Sem-i-seks-til, «. {Attrol.) an aa- 
 
 pekt ov At planets hwen da qr 30 degrez distant 
 
 from tq uder;— kold ols<s a DtmUikst. 
 Semisospieo, Sem-i-sos-p^-ro, n. [/(.] (J/u«.) a 
 
 smol poz, ekwal tu At att i^^rt ov a bqr in kom- 
 
 on tjm. 
 Semispiieeical, Sem-i-sfdr-i-kal, a. relatig tu, 
 
 ttr Ijk, hqf a ."fer. 
 Semispheroidal, Sem i-8fe-r*d-al, a. formd Ijk 
 
 a hqf-sferi^d. 
 Semiteetia.v, Sem-i-t^r-Jan, n. {Med.) an agq 
 
 knmii'sndcd ov terjan and a kwatidian. 
 Skmitic, Sc-mit-ik, a. relatig tu Zcm or his de- 
 
 xMiilnnta. 
 Semitone, Semi-ton, n. {Mut.) hqf a ton; de 
 
 sm >ltv-t interval in mqzik. 
 Semituxic, Sem-i-ton-ik,a. relatig tu a semitan. 
 .^emituansept, Sem-i-tran-scpt, n. At hqf ov a 
 
 iiMu-.pt. [traajp^rcnl. 
 
 .^^emitkansparent, Sem-i-trans-p^r-ent, a. hqf- 
 iJEMiviTREOcs, Sem-i-vit-n-as, a. hqf-viuetis.
 
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 Semivocal, Sem-i-vo-kal, a. hqf-vokal. 
 
 Semivovtel, Sem-i-vs-el, n. a konsonant pCirJali 
 vokal, az b, d, g, v, d, z, g, r, 1, m, n, g. 
 
 Semolina, Sem-o-lg-na, n. a. grauyq,! ov Italyan 
 hwEt, yi^zd in scops and in makii) vermiseli; keld 
 gIso scoje; — a smeler kjnd iz keld semoleta. 
 
 Semper viEENT, Sem-per vj-rent, a. elwaz flur- 
 ijii]; evergren. [plant. 
 
 Sempervive. Sem-per-vjv, n. a perenial, evergren 
 
 Sempervivum, Sem-per-vj-vum, [Z.] {Bot.} a 
 jenus ov plants tsnajus ov Ijf; sempervjv. 
 
 Sempiternal, Sem-pi-ter-nal, a. [i.] eternal in 
 fil,ti|riti; havig bsginii), but no end; — in poetri, 
 Eternal, [Jon wid-st end. 
 
 Sempiternitt, Sem-pi-ter-ni-ti, 7i. fii,tyq,r dij^ra- 
 
 Sempster, Sem-ster, ?». wun hd) yq,zez a nsdl; a 
 talor; a semster. 
 
 Sempstress, Sem-stres, «. a ■wuman hcoz biznes 
 iz tu so; a femal hcD soz;^ritn elso {semstress, 
 and seamstress.) [wid a ngdl. 
 
 Sempstrest, Sem-stres-i,* n. At biznes ov soig 
 
 Semuncia, Se-miin-Ji-a, 7i. [L.] a smel Roman 
 kern. [kontanii) siks. 
 
 Senary, Sen-a-ri, a. relatij tu de number siks; 
 
 Senate, Sen-at, n. de deliberativ asembli ov de 
 Roman pspl; a bodi ov men set apqrt tia konsiilt 
 fer de publik gud; a bodi ov k'snsilorz; — de uper 
 h'ss ov de Kor)gres ov de Yt^njted Stats, kom- 
 pozd ov tct) memberz from eg stat; de uper h'ss 
 ov a stat lejislatyqr. 
 
 Senate-house, Sen-at-h-ss, n. a plas hwqr de 
 senat, er a publik asembli, met. 
 
 Senator, Sen-a-tor, n. a member ov a senat; a 
 publik kTsnselor. 
 
 Senatorial, Sen-a-t(f)-ri-al, a. relatii) tu a senat 
 er a senator; stj,ted tia, er bekdmir), a senator. 
 
 Senatorially, Sen-a-to-ri-al-i, ad. in a sena- 
 torial maner. 
 
 Senatorian, Sen-a-to-ri-an, a. sam az senatorial. 
 
 Senatorship, Sen-a-tor-Jip, «. de ofis er digniti 
 ov a senator. 
 
 Senatus-Coxsultum, Se-na-tus-Kon-sult-um, ti. 
 [Z.] a vot, akt, er dekre ov de Roman senat. 
 
 Send, Send, v. t. tu dispag a person er tig from 
 wun plas tu anuder; tui komijon bj etoriti tia 
 go and akt; tu transmit bj anuder; tu kez tu 
 go; tu dismis anuder az ajent; tu grant; tu in- 
 flikt, az from a distans; tu imit; tu difqz; tia 
 tro; tu Jtt)t. — Tut send awa, tu disq4rj; tu dis- 
 mis; tu diskqrd. 
 
 Send, Send, v. i. tu dispaq a mesaj. — Tun send 
 f&r, tu rekwjr bj mesaj tu kum, er kez tia be 
 bret. 
 
 Sendal, Sen-dal,* n. a sert ov tin silk. 
 
 Sender, Send-er, n. wun hoi sendz. 
 
 Senega, Sen-e-ga, ) n. {Bot.} {Polygala senega^ 
 
 Seneka, Sen-s-ka, \ a perenial plant, havii) a 
 medisinal rcftt; ratlsnak-root, er ratlsnak-milk- 
 wurt; — ritn elso {se?ieca.) 
 
 Senegine, Sen-£-jjn, n. {Okem.} de biter, akrid 
 prinsipl ov polig^a senrga, er ratlsnak-root. 
 
 Senescence, Se-nes-ens, 7i. de stat ov groii) old; 
 deka bj tjm. 
 
 Seneschal, Sen-e-Jal, n. a Frenq tjtl ov ofis and 
 digniti, derivd from de midl ajez, anserig tu 
 dat ov sti|Qrd er hj stq^ard in Iggland; — wun hm 
 bad, in grat h-szez, de kq,r ov fests, domestik 
 seremoniz, &s. [Jal. 
 
 Seneschalship, Sen-e-Jal-Jip, n. de ofis ov sene- 
 
 Sengreen, Sen-gren, n. a plant. [on old aj. 
 
 Senile, Se-njl, a. beloijip tu old aj; konsekwent 
 
 Senility, Se-nil-i-ti, n. old aj; de weknes ov aj. 
 
 Senior, Sen-yor, n. wun older dan anuder; an 
 elder; an ajed person. 
 
 Seniority, SEn-y6r-i-ti,n. destatovbeig senyor; 
 6lderjip, prjoriti ov bert. 
 
 Senna, Sen-a, n. a. tre; a spejez ov kajia; de levz 
 ov de tre yii,zd az a katqrtik medisin. 
 
 Sennachy, Sen-a-ki, n. {SaAland') a Hjland bqrd 
 er minstrel; — an antikwari er jenealojist. 
 
 Sennight, Sen-it, ». [kontrakted from {seven 
 nit/At,}] de spas ov sevn njts and daz; a wek; 
 sevnnjt. 
 
 Sennit, Sen-it, n. {Ifin.} a sert ov flat, braded 
 kerdaj, f ermd bj platig f jv or sevn rop-yqrnz tu- 
 geder. 
 
 Senogdlae, Sen-6k-yn,-lar, a. [L.] havig siks jz. 
 
 Sensate, Sen-sat, a. persevd bj de sensez; s6n- 
 sated. [sensat. 
 
 Sensated, Sen-sat-ed, p. a. persevd bj de sensez; 
 
 Sensation, Sen-sa-Jon, 71. persepjon bj menz ov 
 de sensez, er efekt prodqst on de sensorium bj 
 sumtir) aktig on de bodili erganz; — eksjtment; 
 felig eksjted; imprejon mad on uderz. 
 
 Sensational, Sen-sa-Jon-al, a. relatig tu, er im- 
 pljig, sensajon. 
 
 Sense, Sens, n. de fakulti er p'ser bj hwig de 
 propertiz and stats ov eksternal tigz qr persevd. 
 3q,r qr fjv sensez, viz., sjt, herig, tast, tug, and 
 smel. — Suseptibiliti ov Emojon; sensibiliti; per- 
 sepjon bj ds sensez; sensajon; fslig; — persepjon 
 bj de understandig; intelekt; aprehenjon ov mjnd; 
 kwiknes er kennes ov persepjon; understandig; 
 STindnes ov fakultiz; stregt ov natyi^ral rezn; 
 rezn; reznabl menig; opinyon; nojon; jujment; 
 persepjon; konjusnes; konvikjon; — menig; im- 
 port; signifikajon. 
 
 Senseless, Sens-les, a. wontig sens; inkapabl ov 
 sensajon; inkapabl ov emojon er simpati; wontig 
 understandig er jujment; unwjz; fcolij; unrezn- 
 abl; sti^pid; insensibl; wontig nolej; unkonjus. 
 
 Senselessly, Sens-les-li, ad. in a sensles maner; 
 stqpidli. 
 
 Senselessness, Sens-les-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 sensles; foli: unreznablnes; absurditi; stqpiditi. 
 
 Sensibility, Sen-si-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 sensibl; kapabiliti ov sensajon; aptnes fer sensa- 
 jon; kapabiliti ov or aptnes fer kwik emojon; 
 suseptibiliti; felig; delikasi. 
 
 Sensible, Sen-si-bl, a. kapabl ov sensajon, er ov 
 eksjtig sensajon; sensitiv; Ijabl tu kwik emojon; 
 takig er takn kwikli tu hqrt; — afektig de sensez; 
 persEvig bj de sensez: perseptibl bj dE sensez; — 
 persevd bj de mjnd; jjersevig bj de mjnd; persep- 
 tibl bj de mjnd; — strogli afekted; konvinst; per- 
 swaded;— konfermd tu gud sens er rezn; rezna- 
 bl; |:jq,dijus; wjz. 
 
 Sensible, Sen-si-bl, n. sensajon, [Paetri,] hwot- 
 ever iz perseptibl ar^snd us. 
 
 Sensibleness, Sen-si-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti er stat 
 ov beig sensibl; sensibiliti; jujment. 
 
 Sensibly, Sen-si-bli, acl. in d sensibl maner; per- 
 septibli tu dE sensez: eksternali; bj imprejon on 
 dE sensez; bj imprejon on de mjnd; planli; jq,- 
 dijusli; reznabli. [sensajon. 
 
 Sensiferous, Sen-sif-er-us, a. prodqsig sens er 
 
 Sensific, Sen-sif-ik, a. kezig sensajon. 
 
 Sensitive, Sen-si-tiv, a. aljv tu erganik afekjonz 
 from eksternal tigz; senjent; havig sens but not 
 rezn. — Sensitiv plant, {mimosii pudica,} a smel 
 anyii,al plant, hwig Jrigks and felz on beig sljtli 
 tuqt. [er. 
 
 Sensitively, Sen-si-tiv-li, ad. in a sensitiv man- 
 
 Sensitiveness, Sen-si-tiv-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 beig sensitiv. [rium. 
 
 Sensorial, Sen-s6-ri-al, a. relatig tu de senso- 
 
 Sensorium, Sen-s6-rium, »., pi. [L.] Sen-s6-ri-a, 
 {U/u/.} Sen-S(f)-ri-umz. — {Anat.} ae set er kom- 
 on senter ov sensajon, olmost jqniversali supozd 
 tu be in de bran; de organ ov sensajon. 
 
 Sensory, Sen-so-ri, n. sam az semorium. 
 
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 Sexsual, .S*n-/v»'> *• "lat'O ^^ <*« sonscz; dr- 
 peniiig on de seusez; afuktig de ><oii.'<ez: piczin 
 lu Ac sensoz;— k<irnul; not cpirityiial; drvuted 
 tu de plejir ^^ ^e scusoz; vuliipiynus; li^J; 
 
 Sexsl'alism, S6n-Jn-al-ii-in,n. ?CDjnalili; g^nJual 
 iniiilji-n.^, apctjt or [dtaz.— {Menial /•Ml-'g'//'hi/,} 
 di' ti'uri hwiq rezulvz >t\ dc mcnltil aku und in- 
 U'loktyiial piserz ov man iiitu variud inudifika- 
 Jonz ov mf r jiunsajon. 
 
 Sknsualist, Sen-Jn-al-ist, n. wun devoted tu 
 gdnJuiil ple-jurz; a vuldptynari; an ^piki^r; a 
 kqrnal p<'r:!cjn. 
 
 Sensualitv, Sen-Jri-al-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov brig 
 g^nji^al; devutcdni-s tu de seodez or tu 8^njq,al 
 plcjurz; voluptyi;u9Dei. 
 
 Skssualization, Sen-Jn-al-i-zd-Jon, n. de akt 
 ov rendcriu steii/nal. 
 
 Sexsualizk, Sen-Jn-al-jz, r. t. tu giv up tu 
 senJualili; tu mak s^njqal. 
 
 Sexsually, Sc'n-Jn,-al-i, aJ. in a s^Dji),al maner. 
 
 Sexhuositv, Sen-Jn-os-i-ti, n. de slat ov beij) 
 sen/iiu:!. 
 
 Sensuous, S^n-Jq,-as, a. ful or 8ens, felig, or 
 pajon: jaMtik;— abundifl inscnsibl imajez; kom- 
 preheiisibl; " Higz most komprehensibi, dat iz, 
 leiifn'ie." [cr. 
 
 SENhiOL'SLV, Sun-Jii-us-li, ad. in a s^nJuus m:in- 
 
 Sessuols.ness, Sen-Jn-us-ncs, n. de kwoliti ov 
 btifl i^nJuus. 
 
 Sent, rieut, i. and/>. lt^im Seiul. &e {Send.) 
 
 Sentence, Sen-tens, n. dctermina/on, desijon, 
 dekre, or kondemnajog, az ov a kort or juj: juj- 
 mentidoim;— a miik:>im; an ak^iom, jenonili mor- 
 al; — a perio<l in rjtio,or wunlz iojikali and gram- 
 itikiili j«rnd so az tu mak a komplet sens, and 
 mqrkt bj a ful stop; an a-semblaj ov vrurdz ferm- 
 ig Q komplet sons. — A tiiin/'l «/(/</« hiiz but wun 
 subjekt and wun f{nit vt-rb: az, "l^f iz /ort." 
 A ki'inysivl miU'H* konsists ov t*i» or mor simpl 
 sentenscz, konekted tugeder; az, " Lif iz Jert, 
 but qrt iz log." 
 
 Sentence, Sen-tens, r. t. tu pas sontens ap6n; 
 tu \vxs jujmcnt on; tu kondem; tu d4>m tu 
 punijment. 
 
 Sextencek, Sen-tens-or, n. wun hoi sentensez. 
 
 Sentential, Sen-tan-Jal, a. komprjzig sentensez; 
 gentcnjus. 
 
 Sententjallt, Son-t^n-Jal-i, ad. bj menz ov 
 sentensez. [ncs. 
 
 Sententiositt, Sen-ton-Ji-6s-it-i,* n. senten/us- 
 
 Sententious, Sen-lon-Jui, a. abundig wid sen- 
 tensez, aksiomz, and maksimz: Jt<rt and cnerjet- 
 ik; ful ov menig: vcri ckspresiv; piti; sentcn/al. 
 
 Sententiously, Sen-ten-Jus-li, ad. inabontcn- 
 Jus muner; pitili. 
 
 Sentextiousness, Scn-t6n-Jus-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 ov brig scntcn/us; breviti wid strcgt. 
 
 Sentery, Sen-lor-i, u. a sentinel. Se {Sentry.) 
 
 Sextiexcy, Sen-jfen-si, n. rier.sepjon; felijj. 
 
 Sextient, Stn-Ji-ont, a. havig scnsajon; pcr- 
 Mvig bide scnsez; sonsitiv; {Mirstvig. 
 
 Skntiext, Sdn-Ji-ent, n. a bcig havig sensajon. 
 
 SExriMENT, S^n-ti-ment, n. sensibiliti; fclig; 
 Icndi-rne.*; suscptibiliti;— Nit; no/on; tenet; upin- 
 jron; dirokjon ov twt:— a dispuzijon ov mjnd, az 
 luv, hntred, hup, admimjun, prjd, hi^militi; — a 
 8tr|kiii s -ntens in a k<>m|>ijii/on. 
 
 SENTiMtMAi., Sen-ti-ment-al, a. ab'sadif) in 
 sen-ibilitl: pat^tik; bavlg friig; havii) senti- 
 ment: havig afekled sensibiliti. 
 
 Sbntimentalism, Si-n-ti-m^n-tal-is-m, n. de 
 kwoliti ov brig sentimental; afekta/on ov sen- 
 timent or sensibiliti. 
 
 Sentimentalist, Sen-ti-m^n-tal-ist, n. wun hot 
 h.ii or nf^^vis sentiment or sensibiliti. 
 
 SENTiMENTALiTr, Seo-ti-mcn-tal-i-ti, n. de stat 
 
 ov beig suntimc^ntal; afdkted seiuibiliti; senti- 
 
 mentalizm. 
 Sentimentalize, Sen-ti-m^n-tal-(z, r. t. tu 
 
 form, (jerij, or aft^kt sentiment or sensibiliti. 
 Sentinel, S^n-ti-nel, n. wun b(i> woijcs or kepe 
 
 gqrd, tu prevent surprjz; a Boljer on gqrd; wo^: 
 
 giird. [nels. 
 
 Sentinelled, S6n-ti-neld, a. furni/t wid senti- 
 Sentuy, Sdn-tri, n. [kordpted from {se/Uinfl,)] 
 
 a suljcr on gqrd; a sentinel;— gqrd; wo^: dqti or 
 
 Q seiitri. 
 Sentry-box, S^n-tri-boks, n. a smol Jed for a 
 
 sentri. [^kaliks. 
 
 Sepal, Se-p«l, n. {Dot.) a divison or Itf ov dc 
 Sepalous, Sep-al-us, a. relatig tu or bavig se- 
 
 I>ulz. [ov beig separabl. 
 
 Separability, Sop-a-ra-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti 
 Separable, .Sep-a-ra-bl, a. dat ma be separated; 
 
 divizibl; disrrptibl. 
 .StPARABLENES.s, Sep-a-ra-bl-ncs, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beig .^epurabl. [rajon. 
 
 Separably, Sep-a-ra-bli, ad. in a slat ov sc[ja- 
 Separate, .S^p-a-rat, r. t. tu divjd intu iK^rts; 
 
 tu disyi(,n|t; tu disjtfn; tu mak a spas bciwen; 
 
 tu sever; tu pqrt; tu sunder; tu set apqrt; tu 
 
 widdro. [or disynnjted. 
 
 Separate, Sdp-a-rat, r. i. tu pqrt; tu be divjded 
 Separate, Sdp-a-rat, a. divjded from de rest; 
 
 pqrted from uniider; di?j(jrnd; widdron; disy^njl- 
 
 od; distigkt: difercnt; unkonekted. 
 Separately, Sep-a-rat-li, ad. in a separat man- 
 er; u]K(rt; siggli. [separat. 
 StPARATENESs, Sep-a-rat-ncs, n. de stat ov beig 
 Separatical, Sep-a-rdt-i-kal, a. relatig tu sep- 
 
 ara/ou: scktarian. 
 Separation, Sep-a-ra-Jon, n, de akt ov separat- 
 
 ig; de stat ov brig sejarat; disyqnyon; divijon; 
 
 divurs; disjugkjou. 
 Separatism, Sep-a-ra-tiz-m, n. de prinsiplz er 
 
 kwdliiiz ov de Separatists. 
 Separatist, Sep-a-ra-tist, n. wun hu» separata 
 
 himself, inrtikyqlarli from a qurq; a disenter; 
 
 a sektari; a sizmatik; a seseder. 
 Separative, .Sep-a-ra-tiv, a. tendig tu sejiarat. 
 Separator, Sep-a-ni-tor, n. wun hoi separals; a 
 
 divider. [separatig. 
 
 Separatory, Sep-a-ra-to-ri, a. dat separata: 
 Separatory, Sep-a-ra-to-ri, n. {Chem.} a vesel 
 
 yq,zd for se|):iratig de esenjal pqrts ov likorz. 
 Sepia, Sc-pi-u, «. [L.] j'l. Sr-pi-e: de kutl-fi/: 
 
 Q sprjez ov pigment preii^rd from a blak jt^s se- 
 
 kretcd bi sertcn glandz ov de kutl-fij. 
 Sepoy, Se-pff, /*. a soljer ov de nativ India tnitps: 
 
 in de servis ov de 8st-Ijidia kumjuini. 
 Seps, Seps, n. [L.] a kjnd ov vcuomus eft: wnn 
 
 ov a jenus ov sorian reptils, havig for vcri Jort 
 
 legs. 
 Sept, Sept, n. a klan; a ras; a famili; a jcnera- 
 
 Jon, yqid onli wid rfgqrd or alij^on tu n-laod. 
 Septa, .Sep-ta, n. />!. [/..] Se {.St/'tum.} 
 Septangle, S^p-tag-gl, n. a figj'nr havig sevu 
 
 sjdz and sevn agglz; u heptagon. 
 Septangular, Sep-tag-gq-lar, a. havig sc\ti ag- 
 glz or korners. 
 Septaria, Sep-tM-ri-a, n. pi. (.Vi'/i.) nodyiilz < ' 
 
 k:ilknrius marl |>rczentig mimcrus fijqrz. 
 September, >ep-tem-ber, n. [L.] dc njnt munf 
 ov dc yer;— [de sevnl munt ov de lUjuian yer. 
 hwiq began wid .Mqr<j.] 
 Septemvir, Sep-tem-vir, n. [L.] pi. Scp-t<m- 
 vi-rj: wun ov ^evn men, jffnd in eni ofis or kom- 
 ijiin. 
 Septemvirate, Sep-tem-vi-rat, n. dc ofis ov d« 
 
 seplemvirj: a guvcmment ov sevn i»,TSoni. 
 Septenary, Sei>-ten-a-ri, a. kuu-i-iig ov sevn.
 
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 Septenary, Sep-ten-a-ri, n. de number sevn. 
 Septennial, Sep-ten-i-al, a. lastig sevn yerz; 
 
 hapnir) wuns in sevn yerz. [sevu yerz. 
 
 Septennium, 8ep-ten-i-um, n. [L.] a period ov 
 Septextrion, Sep-ten-tri-on, n. dat pqrt ov dg 
 
 hevnz in hwiq qr dg Sevn Stqrz, er fe'qrlz Wan; 
 
 de nort. 
 Septextrion, Sep-ten-tri-on, ) ^ nerdern 
 
 Septentrional, Sep-ten-tri-o-nal, ( ' 
 Septentrionality, Sep-ten-tri-o-nal-i-ti,* n. 
 
 dg Stat ov beir) nerdern. 
 Septentrioxally, Sep-ten-tri-o-nal-i, ad. toardz 
 
 de norfc; nordernli. [tend nerderli, 
 
 Septentrionate, Sep-ten-tri-o-nat,* v. i. tia 
 Septfoil, Sept-ferl, n. {Hot.} a sevn-lsvd plant. 
 Septic, Sep-tik, n. a substans dat prodi^sez pq,- 
 
 trefakjon. 
 Septic, Sep-tik, ) a. haviij piser tin prodq,s 
 
 Septical, Sep-ti-kal, i pq^trgfakjon; kezig pi^- 
 
 trgfakjon. [septa. 
 
 Septicidal, Sep-ti-sj-dal, a. {Bot.} diyjdii) dg 
 Septicity, Sop-tis-i-ti, n. tendensi tm pq,trefak- 
 
 Jon. 
 Septiferous, Sep-tif-er-us, a. {Bot.} bq,rii) septa. 
 Septifragal, Sep-tif-ra-gal, a. {Bot.} brakig 
 
 trcD dg septa. [sjdz. 
 
 S"EPTILATERAL, Sep-ti-lat-er-al, a. havii) sevn 
 Septinsular, Sep-tin-si^-lar, a. konsistig ov 
 
 sevn jlandz; az, "3g Septinsiilar Rgpiiblik." 
 Septisyllable, Sep-ti-sil-a-bl, n. a. wurd havig 
 
 sevn silablz. [ov azot and oksijen. 
 
 Septon, Sep-ton, n. {Chem.'} a gas komp'snded 
 Septuagenarian, Sep-tq,-aj-e-na-ri-an, n. wun 
 
 hot) iz SL'vnti ygrz ov aj. 
 Septuagexary, Sep-tn,-aj-e-na-ri, n. wun hcD iz 
 
 sevnti yerz old; septi^ajgnarian. 
 Septuagexary, Sep-tq-aj-e-na-ri, a. konsistig 
 
 ov sevnti, er sevnti ygrz. 
 Septuagesima, Sep-tix-a-jes-i-ma, n. [Z.] de 
 
 terd Sunda befor Lent, so keld from its beig 
 
 sevnti daz bgfor Sster. [ov sevnti. 
 
 Septuagesimal, Sep-ti^-a-jes-i-mal, a. konsistig 
 Septuagint, Sep-tq,-a-jint, w. de Grgk verjon ov 
 
 dg tOld Testament, mad at Aleksandria, ab'st 
 
 284 (B. C.,) for dg advdntaj ov dg Jq,z in Bjipt, 
 
 hO) had lost dg yq,s ov dg Hgbroo laggwaj; — so 
 
 kold, az beig supozd tu bg dg wurk ov sevnti- 
 
 to) interpreterz er translatorz. 
 Septuagint, Sep-tx],-a-jint, a. bglogig tu dg 
 
 verjon ov dg Sevnti. 
 Septum, Sep-tum, n. [Z.] pi. Sep-ta; an inkl03ii,r; 
 
 a feus. — {Anat.y a partijon; separajon: a mem- 
 bran; dg drum ov dg gr. — {Bot.} a partijon sep- 
 
 aratig a bodi inta tot) er mor selz er pqrts. 
 Septuple, Sep-tq,-pl, a. sevn timz az muc; sevn- 
 
 fold. 
 Sepulchral, Se-pdl-kral, a. relatig tu a sepul- 
 
 ker er tu berial; monyqmental; — grav; dgp; holo. 
 Sepulcuralize, Sg-pul-kral-jz, v. t. tu render 
 
 sepiilkral er solem. 
 Sepulchre, Sep-ul-ker, n. de plas hw^r a kerps 
 
 iz berid; a grav; a tiDm; a monyt^ment fer de 
 
 ded. 
 Sepulchre, Sg-pul-ker, v, t. tu beri; tu entt6m. 
 Sepulture, Sep-ul-tti,r, n. interment; berial. 
 Sequacious, Se-kwa-Jus,* a. foloig; atendant; 
 
 duktil; pljant. 
 Sequaciousness, Se-kwa-Jus-nes,* n. sekwasiti. 
 Sequacity, Sg-kwas-i-ti,* n. duktiliti; tufnes; 
 
 dg akt ov foloig. 
 Sequel, Se-kwel, n. dat hwiq foloz; de kloz; 
 
 konklqjon; suksgdig pqrt; konsekwens; event. 
 Sequence, Sg-kwens, n. order ov suksejon; sgrigz. 
 
 — {Mus.} a similar suksejon ov kordz. 
 Sequent, Se-kwent, a. foloig; suksedig; konse- 
 
 kwenjal. 
 
 Sequent, Se-kwent,* n. a foloer. 
 
 Sequential, Se-kwen-Jal,* a. suksgdig; foloig. 
 
 Sequester, Se-kwest-er, v. t. tu separat from 
 uderz fer dg sak ov prjvasi; tu put asjd; tu 
 widdre; tu tak pozejon ov; tu set asjd from de 
 yi|s ov dg oner tu dat ov uderz; az, "Hiz anyq,- 
 iti iz sehwesterd tu pa hiz kreditorz;" tu dgprjv 
 ov pozejonz. — {Ckil law} tu rgn'sns. [tjr. 
 
 Sequester, Sg-kwest-er, v. i. tu widdre; tu re- 
 
 Sequester, Sg-kwest-er,^' n. disjugkjon; sekwes- 
 trajon. 
 
 Sequestrable, Sg-kwes-tra-bl, a. dat ma be se- 
 kwesturd er sekwestrated. [tu separat. 
 
 Sequestrate, Sg-kwes-trat, v. i. tu sgkwester; 
 
 Sequestration, Sek-wes-tra-Jon, 71. dg akt ov 
 sskwesterig; dg stat ov bgig sekwesterd; sepa- 
 rajon; dg Stat ov beig set asjd. — {Law} depriva- 
 Jon ov dg yqs and profits ov a pozejon; de sep- 
 aratig or setig asjd ov a tig in kontroversi, from 
 de pozejon ov bot ov de pqrtiz hcD kontend fer it. 
 
 Sequestrator, Sek-wes-tra-tor, n. wun hoo se- 
 kwesterz er taks from a man de profits ov hiz 
 pozejonz. 
 
 Sequin, Se-kwin, n. an Italyan gold kern, ov ds 
 valyq ov ab^t $2,27 — elso, a TarkiJ gold kefn, 
 de valyq, ov hwiq variz akerdig tu de periodz 
 ov kffnaj: — ritn elso {zechin, checqueen, chequin, 
 and cecehin.} 
 
 Seraglio, Se-ral-yo, n. de palas ov de TurkiJ 
 sultan, at Konstantinopl; a plas for konkqbjnz, 
 in de E'St; a harem. 
 
 Serai, Sg-rq-j, n. [Tur'k. & Per.] a plas fer de 
 akomodajon ov travelerz in de 8st Indgz; a kqn; 
 a karavansari. 
 
 Seralbumen, Ser-al-bq-men, n. albq,men obtand 
 from dg sgrum ov dg blud. 
 
 Seraph, Ser-af, n. [Heh.] yl. Ser-a-fim; Eng. 
 Ser-afs; an anjel ov de hjest ragk; — In de Igglij" 
 verjon ov de Bjbl, dg plqral ferm serafimz iz 
 yvi,zd: az, "wun ov dg ferafims." — 3g Order ov 
 di Serafim, a Swedijerder ov njthud, instituted 
 in 1334, limited tu 24 memberz, besjdz de kig 
 and reral famili. 
 
 Seraphic, Se-raf-ik, ) a. relatig tu a seraf; 
 
 Seraphical, Se-raf-i-kal, i anjelik; selestyal; 
 pqr; ref jnd from senji^aliti. 
 
 Seraphicalness, Se-raf-i-kal-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 ov beig senifik. [seraf. 
 
 Seraphicism. Se-r;if-i-siz-m, n. de kwoliti ov a 
 
 Seraphim, Ser-a-fim, n. \^Heb.'\ de phxral ov 
 (^<iVw/'A.)— £Injelz ov de hjest ragk. Se {Ser- 
 aph.} 
 
 Seraphine, Ser-a-fen, n. {Mus.} a ked, mqzikal 
 wind-instrcDment, ov dg ergan spgjez, adapted 
 tu dg sjz ov a (jamber. 
 
 Serapis, Se-ra-pis, n. an Fjipjan deiti. 
 
 Seraskiee, Se-ras-ker, «/• Ser-as-kgr, n. de 
 komdnder-in-qef ov de TurkiJ qrmi; a jeneralis- 
 imO; a jeneral. 
 
 Sercel, Ser-sel, n. Se {Sarcel.} 
 
 Sere, Ser, a. drj; widerd. 
 
 Sere, Ser,* n. a kle; a talon. 
 
 Serena, Sg-rg-na, n. Se ( (rutta Serena.} 
 
 Serenade, Ser-e-nfid, n. an entertanment ov 
 mi|zik; a mqzikal performans mad bj jentlmen, 
 in de spirit ov galantri, under de windo ov ladiz, 
 in dg gvnig. 
 
 Serenade, Scr-e-nad, v. t. tu entertan wid a 
 serenad, er wid nokttirnal mqzik. 
 
 Serenade, Ser-e-nad, v. i. tu perform a serenad. 
 
 Serene, Se-ren, a. klgr; kqm: plasid; kwjet; un- 
 nitld; undisturbd: evn ov temper; trankwilj 
 pesful: — yqzd az a Yi^ropean, er espejali, a Jer- 
 man tjtl ov onor; az, "Seien Hjnes." 
 
 Serene, Se-ren, n. frej, kiol .-^r; a kqm evnig. 
 
 Serene, Se-ren, v. t. tu kqm; tu kwjet; tu kler.
 
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 Sekenelt, Se-rfn-Ii, ad. in a seren manor; wid 
 Mreiiiti; kqnili; kwiftli; koilli. 
 
 SuiENt.VKSS, St-rEu-ne.J, n. !<ereuiti. 
 
 SKat.MTLUE, SE-ren-i-tti(l,» n. kqinncs; koilnca 
 uv ui{ii>i; sercuiti. 
 
 SK&EMTr, Sc-r^n-i-ti, n. At 8tat ov beig stria; 
 kqiuiic:'; nijld t^mpenitq^r: yt*: kwjctue^; tran- 
 kwiliti; cviiiius uv tviupt'r; kdilno^. 
 
 StUK, S^rf, /(. a Slav ov a lu klay, suq az ogzUtud 
 iu de dqrk ajez; a »ltiv ataijt tu nu cstat, az in 
 lioijiii: a pezaut; a Ixjar;— ritn olsu {cerf.} 
 
 Sekkaoe, .>vrt-aj, n. dc stal er konJi/on ov a 
 (<vrf: ^lave^i. 
 
 Seuui:, S<TJ, /». a kan sort ov wulon stuf; a klot 
 ov kwiltfd wuilen. 
 
 Serokaxcv, Ser-jen-si, n. dc ofis ov sorjent. 
 
 Sekukant, Sor-jent, or Sqr-jcnt, h. an ofiser; a 
 nmi-kuinijund ofiser ov de qrmi.— (J t/erjtnt, er 
 serjtiit-at-lv, ( lytjlaiul } iz de hjest dtgre ov 
 koiuou lo, triJO hwiq ol must prosed befcjr utanig 
 dc digniti ov juj. — SerjeiU-at orrm, an ot'iscr ov 
 a kort, ur ov a l^jiijlatyi^r, hatzdi^ti it iz tu arest 
 ofenderz, As. 
 
 Seroeant-suip, Ser-jent-/ip, n. ofis ov a sorjent. 
 
 Seegeantv, Ser-jou-ti, «. {Law) a teuyqr ov 
 laiid^ ov de kin ov Iggland, b| a s^rvia tu be 
 pcrturmd. wun kjnd ov hwig ii kold grand, de 
 uder /•'/('/ g';rjeiiti. 
 
 Serial, Se-ri-al, a. relntig tu or impliig, a seriez. 
 
 Serial, St-ri-al, n. a number or [xirt ov q wurk 
 or publikujoii iji],d in a seriez, or periodikali. 
 
 Seriatim, Se-ri-a-tim, ad. [L.] in a seriez; in or- 
 der; akordig tu plas or senyoriti. 
 
 Sericeois, Se-riJ-us, a. {Jiid.} silki; kurcfd 
 will silki h^^rz, az a lef. 
 
 Series, Si'-ri-ez, n. shj. and pi. a konekted 9uk- 
 sejon: a set ov kont^kted t«rmz: sekwens; order; 
 kon.—Srriratz, in de plqml, iz sumtjmz, do not 
 ofn, yqzd; az, 'Uh-uzez ov periodik termz." 
 
 Serio-comio, Se-ri-b>-k6m-ik, i a. beig bat 
 
 Serio-comical, Se-ri-a-kom-i-kal, i seriusand 
 k'>mik. 
 
 Serious, Se-ri-us, a. ?rnest; grav; solem; not 
 volatil: not Ijt ov behavyor; im]Mrtaiit; wati; 
 not trjflig. [gravli: in ernest. 
 
 Seriously, Se-ri-us-li, ad, in a serius maner; 
 
 Seriousness, Se-ri-ua-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 serius; graviti. 
 
 Serjeant, Ser-jent, n. Se {Sergeant.) 
 
 Sermon, Ser-mon, n. a rclijus diskurs, delivcrd 
 irom dc pulpit, or tu a koggrrga/on: a sr rius 
 egzortajon. [moii; tu ti^tor. 
 
 Sermon, Ser-mon,* r. t. tu diskurs, az in a ser- 
 
 Sermon, S^r-mon,* r. t. tu komixJz or deliver 
 a S'TiU'in. [h6rtiit<jri. 
 
 Sermumcal, Ser-m6n-i-kal, a. Ijk a sermon; 
 
 Sermonino, S.;r-mon-ig,* n. di8ki5rs; instriikjou. 
 
 Sermonisu, Syr-mon-iJ,* a. rez^uiblig a sermon. 
 
 Sermomist, Syr-mon-isl, n. a rjter ov sermonz. 
 
 Sermosium, S?r-mu-ni-um, n. [L.\ an interhyl 
 or hi-lorikiil i>ln, f-irmcrli akted bj de inferior 
 urderi ov de Kdt<.>Iik klfrji, agisted b{ yoodi, in 
 df boili ov de qurq. 
 
 Sermonize, S^r-mon-it, r. i. tu preq; tu mak 
 
 IXTIDOIIZ. 
 
 Sekmonizer, Si»r-mon-jz-cr, «. a ritcrov sermonz. 
 
 Sermonizinq, Ser-mon-iz-ig, «. de akt ov mak- 
 
 ijl MTmoni. [siUr and «<«■/*'. 
 
 Sermountaim, Ser-m^n-ten, n. a i>laut, kold 
 
 Skrkn, s;-.-^£,n { '*• ^ bufalaz hjd, yqid for 
 
 Seroox. ' ' 'I l>akig drugi, k*. [tin. 
 
 Serositv, Se-nSs-i-ti. h. de stat ov brig «erus er 
 
 Serous, Se-rus a. relatig tu serum: tin; woteri. 
 
 Serpent, Ser-pont, n. wun ov a gprjez ov ufidi- 
 
 anz; an :\uimal dat iiitbvz bi a wjtidig mu/on, or 
 
 bj au undi^lajon, wid'St legi; a snak; a vjper;— 
 
 eni tig rtz^mblig a »<?rj)ent; a mali/us person; — 
 a sort ov fjrwurk;- u miizikul, bruii wiuJ-inDtnD- 
 mi-nt, servig az u bas in kou.-vrts. 
 
 Serpent. ."^er-jK-nt, a. sv''l*eutju; wiiidig: rjdig. 
 
 Sekpentaria, Ser-pen-la-ri-a, /*. {li'A.) di plant 
 siiakrojt. 
 
 Serpent ARIOU8, Sfr-pon-ti-ri-iu. n. {Astron.) 
 an aiijent konstelajon, in dt nordcm hemiafer. 
 
 Sekpentiform, .S9r-i)en-ti-forui, a. havig dc 
 form ov a serpent. ^i-vH**"''- 
 
 Serpe.ntiginous, Ser-j>on-tij-in-us, a. bred ov a 
 
 .StEPENTl.NE, Ser-peii-lio, ti. an ^rb.- (i/i/i.) a 
 maguejian ston or ruk, ov varius kulorz, and 
 8umt|iuz spvkid Ijk u svH'*-''^^ ^^^■ 
 
 Serpenti.ve, Svr-|jen-tjii, a. rezemblig a s^>rpent; 
 wjndig Ijk a syn^Qt; — uutig a magnejian stun or 
 rok. [|>ent. 
 
 .Serpentine, St*r-pen-tin, r. i. tu wjnd Ijk u t^t- 
 
 Se&pentinous, S^r-pen-ti-nu8, a. relatig tu s^r- 
 pentjn. [seri>cntjn. 
 
 Seepentizk, Ser-pen-t^i, v. i. tu meander; tu 
 
 Serpentry, Ser-pen-tn, n. a habitajon ov ser- 
 pents. 
 
 Serpent's-tosgue, Ser-pents-tug, n. a plant. 
 
 •Serpet, Ser-pet, n. a basket. 
 
 Serpiginous, Ser-pij-in-us, a. relatig tu, or 
 [Hirtakig ov, serpjgu; dize'zd wid a serpjgu). 
 
 Serpigo, Ser-pj-gu), or Ser-pig-u. n. \L.\ {iftd.) 
 a teter; a rigwurm; {/u-rj^e^ circinatut.) 
 
 Sekpuleax, .■^i-r-pi'i-le-au, n. {HuL) a kind ov 
 vermiform insckt, ol'n f'snd para:^itik on jelz. 
 
 Serrate, Ser-at, | a. formd wid jagz or in- 
 
 Sereated, Ser-at-ed, ( dentyi^rz, Ijk de ej ov a 
 so; indented. [soz. 
 
 Seerature, .Sdr-a-tii,r, n. indentyqr Ijk tet ov 
 
 .Serricorn, Ser-i-korn, n. {L'nt.) a koleoptems 
 insekt. 
 
 Serrulate, Ser-yq-lat, a. {Dot.) havig miniit 
 tct or no<jez; indented. [denlajou. 
 
 Seerulation, Ser-yi^-la-Jon, n. a no(jig; an in- 
 
 .StEHY, .Ser-i,* r. t. tu pros klos; tu drjv lugeder. 
 
 Serum, Sc-rum, r,. [L.] de flqid hwic; ?e|Kirats 
 from blud di],rig its kuagynlajou;— dt tin and 
 woteri jR|rt dat scparats from de rest iu eui likor, 
 az in milk de htca (hwi^ ix de serum; from de 
 krem. 
 
 .*iEEVABLE, Serv-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beig servd. 
 
 Seeval, Ser-val, n. a ferajus kwodroiped. 
 
 Seevant, Ser-vant, «. wun ha> servz; korolativ 
 ov iiumter, y\\id in referens tu man or wuman; 
 - wun in subjekjou; a menial; u dameslik; a 
 druj; a slav. — ^It iz a wurd ov siviliti yqzd tu 
 siiperiorz or ekwali, az in de subskripjon ov a 
 leter. [servant. 
 
 Servant-maid, Ser-vant-mad, ». a fcmal or mad 
 
 Seevant-man, Ser-vant-man, n. a mal or man 
 Servant. 
 
 Serve, S^nr, r. t. tu wurk for; tu perform ser- 
 vis for; tu obd az a servant; tu ateud at kom- 
 lind; tu suplj wid food serem(^niusli; tu be sub- 
 servient or subonlinat tu;— tu suplj wid eni 
 tig; — tu oba in militariak/onz; — tu be sufi/ent 
 tu; tu be ov yi^s tu; tu asist: tu prumut: tu 
 minister tu; tu help bj gud ofisez; tu kumplj 
 wid; tu submit tu; tu satisPi; tu pruvjd; tu 
 furni/; tu stand iusted ov eni tig tu wun; — tu 
 wurjip; — tu tret; tu rckwjt, iu an il sens. — Tu 
 strr a w</ra/U, a rit, an atiipiunt, or .1/1 tL<rkt(- 
 fi/n, tu diO hwot iz rckwjnl bj lo in tc ka>. - Tu 
 terc an nfis, tu disqqrj its diilii.— /"u .«r»-r yt, 
 tu distribynt.— Tu ft re up, tu plus on de labl. 
 
 Serve, Sen-, r. i. tu be a servant, or slav; tu bs 
 in subjckjon; tu at^nd; tu wat; tu be under 
 militari komdnd;— tu be sufijent; tu sqt: tu be 
 konvenyent; tu kondqs; tu be ov yqs; — tu ofi/- 
 iat or minister in oni ofis or empl<rment.
 
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 Servee, Serv-er, n. wun ho) servz; — a salver; a 
 plat. 
 
 Service, Ser-vis, n. de biznes, di^ti, atendans, er 
 kondijon ov a servant: de akt ov wun hco servz; 
 eni benefit renderd; menial ofis; ofis ov a ser- 
 vant; atendans on eni si],perior; profejon ov re- 
 spekt uterd er sent; obediens; submijun; aktyq^al 
 diiti; ofis; emplerment; biznes; eni drj,ti, publik er 
 prjvat; — mililari or naval di^ti; a militari aqev- 
 ment; — purpus; yi|s; advdntaj konferd; benefit; 
 j'Htiliti; favor; — publik ofis ov devoijon; partik- 
 yular porjon ov divjn servis sui) in katedralz, er 
 qurqez; — kors; order ov dijez at tabl;— a tre and 
 frQt. 
 
 Serviceable, Ser-vis-a-bl, a. performii) or af- 
 ordii) servis; advantajus; aktiv; dilijent; ynsful; 
 benefijal. [beiij servisabl. 
 
 Serviceableness, Ser-vis-a-bl-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 Serviceably, Ser-vis-a-bli, ad. so az tm be ser- 
 visabl; yii^sf uli. [Jon. 
 
 Service-book, Ser-vis-biak, n. a biak ov devo- 
 
 Service-teee, Ser-vis-tre, n. a. nam ov de serb- 
 
 Servient, Ser-vi-ent, a. suberdinat. [tre. 
 
 Servile, Ser-vil, a. bsig in a stat ov slaveri: be- 
 ii) in subjekjon; slavij; dependent; men; fenig; 
 krinjii); — performig servis; subservient. 
 
 Servile, Ser-vil, n. a leter dat haz a yi|s, but iz 
 not sunded, az de final e in {/Mace, j^lane.) Q 
 term apljd tu a politikal pqrti in Span. 
 
 Servilely, Ser-vil-li, ad. in a servil maner: menli. 
 
 Servilexess, Ser-vil-nes, n. subjekjon; serviliti. 
 
 Servility, 8er-vil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beii) servil; 
 subjekjon; mennes; dependens; basnes; slaveri. 
 
 Serving, Serv-ig, n. ds akt ov wun hco servz. 
 
 Serving, Serv-ig, /j/;>. a. aktig az a servant; adig. 
 
 SeevJ-NG-maid, Serv-ig -mad, n. a femal servant. 
 
 Seeving-man, Serv-ig-man, n. a. mcnyal servant. 
 
 Servitor, 8er-vi-tor, ;*. an undergradyi^at, in de 
 yuniversiti ov Oksford, Iggland, hco iz pqrtli 
 suported bj de kolej fuudz, beig ov de sam klas 
 az a sizar in de yi^nivorsiti ov Kambrij. 
 
 Servitorship, Ser-vi-tor-Jip, n. de ofis er stajon 
 ov a servitor. 
 
 Servitude, Ser-vi-tud, n. de stat ov a servant, 
 er mor komonli ov a slav; slaveri; bondaj. 
 
 Sesame, Ses-a-me, n. an oriental plant. Se 
 
 Sesamoid, Ses-a-mffd, ) a. {A/iat.} notig 
 
 Sesamoidal, Ses-a-mffd-al, i litl bonz at de 
 
 qrtikyi|laJonz ov de toz, rezemblig de sed ov 
 
 sesamum. 
 Sesamum, Ses-a-mum, n. [L.] {Bot.} a jenus ov 
 
 oriental plants, from de sed ov hwiq ffl iz ob- 
 
 tand; sesame. 
 Sesqui, Ses-kwi, a Latin term denotig wun and 
 
 a hqf, tre bqvz, az muq and hqf az muq; — pre- 
 
 fikst tia serten wurdz. 
 Sesquialtee, Ses-kwi-al-ter, 7i. de nam ov a 
 
 stop on de organ, kontanig tre ragks ov pjps 
 Sesquialtee, Ses-kwi-al-ter, 
 Sesquialteral, Ses-kwi 
 Sesquialterate, Ses-kw 
 
 proporjon ov l^/i ^^ ^• 
 Sesquiduphcate, Scs-kwi-dii,-pli-kat, a. havig 
 
 de relajun ov 2^ tu 1, er twjs az muq and hqf 
 
 az mug. [and a hqf. 
 
 Sesquipedal, Ses-kwip-e-dal, a. kontanig a fut 
 Sesquipedalian, Ses-kwi-pe-da-li-an, a. kon- 
 tanig a fut and a hqf. ■ 
 Sesquipedality, Ses-kwi-pe-dal-i-ti, ti. de spas 
 
 ov a fiat and a hqf. [rajio ov 2}4 tu 1. 
 
 Sesquiplicate, Ses-kwip-li-kat, a. havig de 
 Sesquiteetian, Ses-kwi-ter-Jan, a. havig de 
 
 raJio ov 2% tu 1. [ov tre semitonz. 
 
 Sesquitone, Ses-kwi-ton, n. {Mus.} an interval 
 Sess, Ses, n. rat: ses qqrjd; taks. Se (Ce,s6-.) 
 
 Illlj tit luyaa uv pi[J:?. 
 
 1-ter, 1 a. ( Geom.} 
 
 -al-ter-al, >■ havig de 
 fi-al-ter-at,) raJio or 
 
 Sessile, Ses-il, a. {Bot.) seted klos upon eni tig 
 widTst Q stek, az a lef on a stem hwen it haz no 
 petiol. 
 
 Session, SeJ-on, n. ds akt ov sitig; a stated 
 asembli; de sitig ov a kort, ov a kT^nsil, er ov a 
 politikal, lejislativ, er akademik bodi; de tjm 
 dn,rig hwiq an asembli sits;— ^y^. a me tig ov jus- 
 tisez; az, de sefiDiz ov de pes. Se Htj/t ov Sefon, 
 de hjest er si],prem sivil kort ov Skotland. 
 
 Sessional, SeJ-on-al, a. relatig tu a sejon. 
 
 Sesspool, Ses-pcol, n. a hoi er ekskavajon in de 
 gr-snd for resevig fisl weter. Ritn elso {cessjJMl.y 
 
 Sesteece, Ses-ters, n. a Roman silver and elso 
 koper kern. 3.e Roman sesterfium woz ekwal 
 tu a tiszand sestersez, er upwardz ov $33,72. 
 
 Sestett, Ses-tet, ) n. {Mus.'} a pes ov mi^zik 
 
 Sextett, Seks-tet, S fer siks versez. 
 
 Sestine, Ses-tin, n. a stanza ov siks Ijnz. 
 
 Set, Set, v. t. \i. set, ps. setig, set;] tu plas; tu 
 put in eni sityq,aJon er plas; tu put; tu put 
 intu eni kondijon, stat, er postyq^r; tu mak 
 mojonles; tu fiks imcDvabli; tu fiks; tu stat bj 
 sum rcol; tu regyq,lat: tu adjust; tu adapt wid 
 nots; tu plant; tu interspers er varicgat wid 
 eni tig; tu redqs from a fraktyi^rd or dislokat- 
 ed stat; tu setl; tu establij; tu apffnt; tu asjn 
 tu a post; tu egzibit; tu displa; tu valyq; tu 
 estimat; tu rat; tu fiks in metal; tu embaras; 
 tu distres; tu perpleks; tu ofer fer a prjs; tu 
 plas in order; tu fram; tu stajon; — tu brig tu 
 a fjn ej; az, tu set a. razor; — tu pernt ■Kt, wid"st 
 narz er dislnrbans: az, a dog sets berdz. Tu set 
 aliit, tu aplj tu; tu begin. Tu set agenst, tta 
 plas in opozijon; tu opoz. Tu set aj/q/t, to. 
 ncglekt fer a sezn; tu separat; tu apropriat; tu 
 dedikat; tu devot. Tu set asfd, tu omit fer 
 de prezent; tu rejekt; tu aniil. 7"?!^ set hi, tu 
 regqrd; tu estem; tu omit. Tu set dan, tu 
 eksplan; tu rejister; tu put in rjtig; tu fiks; tu 
 establij, Tu set Joii:, tu publij; tu mak aper; 
 tu raz; tu send -st on ekspedijonz; tu displa; 
 tu eksplan; tu reprezent; tu aranj; tu Jo; tu 
 egzibit. Tid set /eiHvard, tu advdns; tu pro- 
 mot. Tu set/re, tu liberal; tu akwit; tu kler. 
 Thi set iu, tu put in a wa tu begin. Tu set 
 of, tu deiiorat; tu rekomend; tu adorn. Tu set 
 on er upon, tu animal; tu instigat; tu atak; tu 
 aselt; tu emplef az in a task: tu fiks de aten- 
 Jon; tu determin. Tu set at, tu asjn; tu alot; 
 tu publij; tu mqrk bj b'sndariz er distigkjonz 
 ov spas; tu adorn; tu embelij; tu raz; tu ekwip; 
 tu Jo; tu displa; tu rekomend; tu proov. Tu 
 set vp, tu erekt; tu establij nqli; tu enabl tu 
 komens a nq biznes; tu raz; tu put in p'ser; tu 
 establij; tu apffnt; tu fiks; tu plas in y\\; tu 
 plas in repoz; tu rest; tu raz bj de vers; tu ad- 
 vdns; tu propoz tu resepjon; tu set up a trad; 
 tu set up a trader. 
 
 Set, Set, v. i. tu aplj wunz self tu, er asqm a 
 postyiy fer, sum purpus; tu fel belo de horizon, 
 az de sun at evnig; — tu be fikst; — tu fit mqzik 
 tu wurdz; — tu ses tu be fhyd; tu konkret; — tu. 
 begin a jurni; — tu put wunz self intu eni stat 
 er postyqr ov remjjval; — tu kaq berdz wid a 
 dog dut sets dem (dat iz, Ijz d-sn and ptrnts dem 
 "St;; tu sport wid a Iqrj net; — tu plant, not so. 
 It iz komonli yqzd in konversajon fer sit, hwig, 
 do uudistedli bqrbarus, iz sumtjmz f^nd in 
 etorz. Tu set ahit, tu fel tu; tu begin. Tm 
 set in, tu bekiim setld. Tu set of, tu set Tst on 
 eni purst'it; tu stqrt. Tu set on or iqwi, tu 
 begin a mqrq, jurni, er enterprjz; tu mak an 
 atak. Tu set it, tu hav begiuig; tu begin a 
 jurni or kors. Tu set tu, tu aplj himself tu. 
 Tu set up, tu begin a tiad opnli; tu begin a 
 skem in Ijf; tu profes publikli.
 
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 Sit, Set, a. r«Sgynlar; not laks; fenn; fikit: stif: 
 •kw^rd b| ntil. 
 
 8»T, Set, n. a number ov tifli sr^ted tu r <; uder, 
 and uv bwiq wun kan not be takn uwii wid'Kt 
 detriment ta de bul; a komplet Dq^t or aiiort- 
 ment;- cni tig nut son, but put in a stat ov 
 sum grot intu de gnjnd;— ap^^rent fol ov de 
 8un, or ader bevnli bodi, belu de horizon. 
 Ded set, a kons^rtcd skem tu defrud a person 
 bj gamifl. 
 
 SrrA, SMa, n. [L.] vL Sc-te; a brisl— <i9<.<.> 
 de 8tok dat supcjrtd de teka er kapsi^l ov musez; 
 de on er berd ov grasez; an abortiv stamen; a 
 pubeiens. 
 
 Setaceous, Se-td-Jus, a. set wid stroj) h^r or 
 brislz; brisli; konsistig ov strog h^rz. 
 
 Set-bolt, Set-bolt, n. {Naut.} an jum pin for 
 klozig plagks. 
 
 Set-down, Set-disn,! n. a rebiif: a rebqk; an un- 
 ck.<j>ekted and overhw^lmig anser or replj. 
 
 Setkoil, Sot-ftrl, n. an orb; ."eptferl. Se {Scjit/i/iL) 
 
 Setiiic, Set-ik, a. notig a period ov 1460 ycrz. 
 
 Setikoku, Se-ti-form, a. bavig dc form ov a 
 brisl. 
 
 Setioerois, Se-tij-er-ui", a. bi^rig brislz. 
 
 Setibeiie, Sct-i-rem, n. a natutori leg ov an 
 akwatik insekt. [fiksedncs. 
 
 Setnesjj, Set-nes, n. regyiilajon; adjd^tment; 
 
 Set-okk, Sel-of, n. a kTsnteroalans; a rekomcn- 
 dajon; a dekurajon. — (Lair) a demand ov de ' 
 defendant tu kvntcrbalans de previus demand ! 
 ov de plantif. Se {'>fMt.) i 
 
 Seton, Se-ton, «. an qrtifijul ulser mad bj pasig ^ 
 a twist ov silk, tn-d, or hfir, under a porjon ov I 
 de skin, bj menz ov a «rt>m nrdl; a rsel: an iji^. 
 
 Setose, Se-t*Js, a. {B<A. & ZchA.) kuvcrd wid 
 brislz er stif biirz; brisli; setus. [setus. j 
 
 Setous. Se-tus, a. {Bi4.) brisli, apljd tu a lef;! 
 
 Settee, Set-e, n. a Iqrj, log set, wid a bak. - ] 
 {Saut.) a vesel wid td) masts, komon in de ' 
 Meditcranean, wid wun dek, and a log and Jqrpj 
 pns. [At form ov a sete. i 
 
 Settee-bed, Set-e-bcd, /*. a bed dat turnz up in I 
 
 Setteb, Set-er, /». wun hm sets; a dog dat bets de 
 fcld, and prnits ist de berd for de sportsman; a 
 man hua i)erfiirmz an ofis Ijk dat ov a setig dog; I 
 — wun hot) adapts wurdz tu mq,zik;— bwotever , 
 sets of. 
 
 Setterwoht, Set-er-wurt, n. a spe/ez ov h^lebor. ' 
 
 Setti.ng, S^t-ig, n. de akt ov wun dat sets; apjjr- I 
 cnt fel ov de sun, or ov cni uder hcvnli bodi, 
 belu de hurjzon. — {Xaut.) direk/on ov de kur- ' 
 ent or se. j 
 
 Settiso-doo, Set-ig-d'ig, n. a dog tot tu fjnd 
 gam, and pffnt it •jt tu de sportsman. | 
 
 Settle, St^t-l, «. a get; a bcn<;; sumtig tu sit on. ' 
 
 Settle, S^t-1, r. t. tu plas in cni 8«'rtcn stat 
 after a tjm ov fluktyqa/on or distdrbans; tu 1 
 fiks in eni wa ov Ijf; tu fiks in cni pins;— tu 
 fik«: tu kompoi; tu adjis^t; tu regjivlat; tu ' 
 establij: tu konfvrm; tu determin; tu fre from 
 ambigqiti; tu mak s^rten or unp,nnjnbl;— tu 
 fiks not tu sufcr tu konlinyq d^itful in upin- 
 yon, or desultori and wavcrig in kondukt;— tu 
 mak klos or kom|>akt;— tu fiks inalyenabli bj 
 legal sagkfunz: tu fiks iii.«^|«nibli;-^tu afekt 
 8u az dat de drcgi or impiiritiz sigk tu de bot- 
 om: — tu kompb)t; tu put in u stat ov kqmnes. 
 
 Settle, Set-I, r. i. tu sul>«id: tu sigk tu de 
 botum: tu Ijjz mu/on or fenucntajon: tu dcp6zit 
 fesez or dregi at de botom;- tu establij a rezi- 
 dens; tu 91&1 a metod ov Ijf; tu establij a do- 
 m^tik Stat: tu bekdm fikst so az not tu ^iinj; 
 tu kwit an irt'gA-qlar and desultori for a mc- 
 todikal Ijf:— tu tak cni lastig ."tat; tu rest; tu 
 repos; tu gro kqm;— tu kontrakt. 
 
 Settle-bed, Sdt-1-bed, n. a bed tumd so ai ta 
 
 form a set: a bqf-kinupi bed. 
 SETTLtD.\i':»8, Sei-ld-nei', n. At Stat ov beig setld. 
 Settlement, S6t-l-mcnt, n. At akt ov setlig; de 
 
 Stat ov beig eetid: adjiistment; establi/mcnt; 
 
 subsidens; — a kuloni; a distrikt nt^li setid; plas 
 
 ov a k6loni; — de akt ov givig pozejon bj legal 
 
 sagkjon; — a jffnty-q,r grantc<i tu a wjf; — a legai 
 
 rczidens bi nwiq relt'f iz klamd fnjm a pari/. 
 
 Akt Of let'ment, in IggliJ histori, woz dat ov de 
 
 12t and 13t ov Wilyam III., hwiq fikst de sok- 
 
 sojun tu de tron. [or k61oni. 
 
 Settlek, Set-ler, n. wan ha> sotlz, az in a ni^ plas 
 Settling, Set-lig, n. At akt ov makig a setlment; 
 
 sutliuent; adjustment; — dat hwiq setlz; subsidens; 
 
 drcgz. 
 Set-to, S^t-tO), n. a jmiig in a kontest; a wenn 
 
 debat or <jrgiiment; a kontest. 
 Setwall, S6t-wol, n. a gqrden plant. 
 Seve.v, Sev-n, a. for and tre; wun mor dan siks. 
 Seve.n, S6v-n, n. At number ov siks and wun. 
 Seve.vfold, Sev-n-fold, a. repeted sevn tjmi; 
 
 huvig suvn dubiz; inkrest sevn Ijmz. 
 Seve.vkold, Sev-n-fold, ad. sevn tjmz az muq. 
 Seve.nnight, Sen-it, n. a wek; de tjm ov sevn 
 
 njts and daz, from wan da ov de wek tu de 
 
 nekst da ov de sam denominajon prcsedig or 
 
 foluig. Nts kontrakted tu {senni'jAt,} and dus 
 
 ynzd. 
 Sevexscobe, Sev-n-skor, a. sevn tjmz twenti. 
 Seventeen, S^v-n-ten, a. sevn and ten. 
 Seventeenth, Sev-n-tent, a. ordinal ov sevnten. 
 Seventh, Sev-nt, a. de ordinal ov sevn; de ferst 
 
 after At sikst; kontanig wun pqrt in gem. 
 Seventh, Sev-nt, >i. {Sfus.} an interval. 
 Seventhly, Sev-nt-li, ad. in de sevnt plas. 
 Seventieth, S6v-n-ti-et, a. ordinal ov sevnti. 
 .Seventy, Sev-n-ti, a. sevn tjmz ten. 
 Sevextt, Sev-en-ti, n. de number ov sevn tjnu 
 
 ten. He Sevnti [72] translatorz ov de Septq,a- 
 
 jint. 
 Sevek, Sev-er, r. t. tu pqrt forsibli from At rest; 
 
 tu divjd; tu pqrt; tu fors asdnder; tu separat; 
 
 tu segregat; tu put in diferent erderz or plasez; 
 
 tu divjd bj distigk/unz; tu disj<hi; tu disyqnjt; 
 
 tia detaq: tu kep distigkt: tu kep apqrt. 
 Sever, Sev-er, r. ». tu mak a separajon; tu safer 
 
 di^jugk/on. 
 Sevkbal, ."^ev-er-al, a. diferent; distigkt from 
 
 wun aniider; djvcrz; sundri; varius; meni; par- 
 
 tikyqlar; siggi; distigkt; apropriat; separat; dis- 
 
 j«rnd;— vqzJ ov eni smol number mor dan Ub. 
 Several, Sev-er-al, n. a stat ov separajon er 
 
 jxiriijon;— rq partikyi^lar siggli takn. [K^r and 
 
 nntikwnted.j [siggli takn. 
 
 Severality, Sev-er-al-i-ti,* n. tq partikyqlar 
 .'^EVEBALIZE. Sev-er-al-jz,* r. t. tu distiggwi/. 
 Severally, St-v-cr-al-i, a. distigktli: scitaratli; 
 
 aiKJrt from uderz. [from de rest. 
 
 ."severalty, Sev-er-al-ti, n. At stat ov separa/un 
 Severance, Sev-er-ans, u. At akt ov severig; 
 
 sc|uimJon: jRirtiJon. 
 Severe. Sever, a. rijid; hqrj; Jqrp; apt tu punij 
 
 or blam; hqrd; rigorus; ost^r; moros; hqrd tu 
 
 pirz; not iniliiljent: stem; ruf; kra>cl; in^ksorabl; 
 
 regyqlated bj rijid nbiz; strikt; egr^mt from ol 
 
 Icviti ov a[ifrr\ns; grav; srdat; not laks: klos; 
 
 striktli mrt<Mlikul; rijidii e^rzakt: konsjs; ken; 
 
 kutig; sarkastik; ^>anful; adiktiv. 
 Severely, ."^e-ver-li, ad. in a sever ma ner; rijidii; 
 
 {•anfuli: afliktivli; striktli; rigorusli. 
 Severeness, Se-ver-nos, 1 n. At stat ov beig sc- 
 Severitv, Se-ver-i-ti, i ve'r; kwocl tretment; 
 
 Jqrpnes (^v punijment; hqrdnes: p'ser ov distrte- 
 
 ig; striktnes; rijid akyqrasi; rigor; ostcriti; bqrj- 
 
 ncs; krooclti.
 
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 SHA 
 
 Sbw, So, r. i. ta jffn eni tig bj ds jx\^ ov de nedl. 
 
 Sew, So, ■?'. t. tu jern bj iredz dren wid a ntdl. 
 iSb iip, tui inkloz in eni tii) sod. [a fest. 
 
 Sewer, Si\,-er,* n. an anjent ofiser hcD servd up 
 
 Sewer, Sdb-er, er Eor, «.. a pasaj tu. konva wa- 
 ter under gr-snd; a dran. 
 
 Sewee, So-er, n. wun hot) soz er yn,zez a nedl. 
 
 Sewerage, S6-er-aj, n. it konstrukjon er sup- 
 6rt ov komon soDerz er dranz. 
 
 Sewing, So-ir), n. At akt ov ytizLg de ngdl; wurk 
 dun bj de yi|,s ov de nedl. [soig. 
 
 Sewing-needle, So-ig-ne-dl, n. a. nedl yq,zd in 
 
 Sex, Seks, n. de properti bj hwiq eni animal iz 
 mal er femal; — wiamankjnd, bj wa ov emfasis. 
 
 Sexagenarian, Seks-a-je-na-ri-an, 71. wun hoo 
 iz siksti yerz old. [siksti yerz. 
 
 Sexagenary, Sek-aj-e-na-ri, a. treskor; ajed 
 
 Sexagesima, Seks-a-jes-i-ma, n. de sekond Sun- 
 da befor Lent; — de att Sunda (nerli siksti daz) 
 befor Sster. [berd bj sikstiz. 
 
 Sexagesimal, Seks-a-jes-i-mal, a. sikstiet; num- 
 
 Sexanaey, Seks-a-na-ri, a. konsistig ov siks; 
 siksfold. [sjdz and siks agglz. 
 
 Sexangle, Seks-ai)-gl, n. a. figyij,r havii) siks 
 
 Sexangled, Seks-ag-gld, ; a. havig siks ag- 
 
 Sexangular, Seks-ag-gq,-lQr, ( glz; heksagonal. 
 
 Sexangularly, Sek3-ag-gn,-lar-li, ad. wid siks 
 agglz; heksagonali. [ten. 
 
 Sexdecimal, Seks-des-i-mal, a. havig siks and 
 
 Sexdigitism, Seks-dij-it-iz-m, n. de stat ov hav- 
 ig siks figgerz on wun hand, er siks toz on wun 
 fat. 
 
 Sexdigitist, Seks-dij-it-ist, n. wun hd) haz siks 
 figgerz on wun hand, er siks toz on wun fiat. 
 
 Sexennial, Seks-en-i-al, a. hapnig wuns in siks 
 yerz; lastig siks yerz. 
 
 Sexfid, Seks-fid, ) a. {Bot.) divjded intu siks 
 
 Sexifid, Seks-i-fid, ) pqrts. 
 
 Sexless, Seks-les, a. destitti,t ov de karakteris- 
 tiks ov seks. [siks selz. 
 
 Sexlocular, Seks-16k-yq,-lar, a. {Bot.) havig 
 
 Sextain, Seks-ten, n. a stanza ov siks Ijnz. 
 
 Sextant, Seks-tant, n. a sikst pqrt, az ov a serkl, 
 er ov a Roman p-snd; — an astronomikal instrco- 
 ment, fermd ov a siksi) pqrt ov a serki, er siksti 
 degrez, fer meji^rig de aggqlar distansez ov ob- 
 jekts bj reflekjon:— a konstelajon. [a hqf. 
 
 Sextaey, Seks-ta-ri, n. a sikst pqrt: a pjnt and 
 
 Sextett, Seks-tet, n. {Mus.) Se {Sestett.) 
 
 Sextile, Seks-til, n. {Astral.) an aspekt ov t(D 
 planets, hwen da qr distant from eg uder a sikst 
 pqrt ov Q serkl, er siksti degrez. 
 
 Sextillion, Seks-til-yon, n. de sikst pser ov a 
 milyon. [intia siks levz. 
 
 Sexto, Seks-to, 71. a bmk fermd bj foldig eg Jet 
 
 Sexton, Seks-ton, n. an under ofiser ov de qurq, 
 ho) haz de k^r ov de bildig and de sakred yq,- 
 tensilz. digz gravz, &s. 
 
 Sextonship, Seks-ton-Jip, n. de ofis ov a sekston. 
 
 Sextcple, Seks-tq-pl, a. siksfold; siks timz told. 
 
 Sexual, Seks-yq-al, a. distipgwijig, er relatig 
 tu, de seks; arjzig from de diferens ov de 
 
 Sexuality, Seks-yti,-al-i-ti, n. de natyqr er 
 
 kwoliti ov seks. 
 Seybeetite, Sj-bert-jt, n. {Min.) a. mineral kon- 
 
 tanig alqniina and magnesia. 
 Shab, Sab, n. a dizez in Jep; de skab. 
 Shab, Eab,t V. i. tu pla men triks;— tu retret er 
 
 skulk awa menli er klandestinli. 
 Shabbed, Zab-ed, a. Jabi; men; peltri. 
 Shabbily, Zab-i-li, ad. menli; basli; despikabli; 
 
 peltrili. 
 Shabbiness, Eab-i-nes, n. mennes; poltrines. 
 Shabby, Sab-i,J a. men in dres er in koudukt; 
 
 worn; givig de nojon ov poverti; — peltri; lo; vjl. 
 
 Shabrack, Zab-rak, n. de klot furnitq,r ov a 
 
 kavalri ofiserz qqrjer. 
 
 Shack, Eak, n. gran Jakn from de rjp er, etn bj 
 hogz, &s., after hqrvest; smel glenigz ov gran er 
 akornz; — a Jabi, Jiftles felo. 
 
 Shackle, Sak-1, v. t. tu qan: tu feter; tu bjnd. 
 
 Shackle, Xak-1, n. a feter; a jjv; a qan fer priz- 
 nerz; an jurn loop moavig on a bolt. 
 
 Shad, Ead, n. a fij ov de herig trjb. 
 
 Shaddock, Xad-ok, n. a tre and frcot rezemblig 
 de oranj. 
 
 Shade, Ead, n. de intersepjon ov Ijt, er ov de raz 
 ov de sun; Jado; dqrknes; obskqriti; koolnes, az 
 an efekt ov Jad; an obski^r plas, az in a grov; — 
 a skren; umbraj; Jelter; — pqrt ov a piktyqr not 
 britli kulord; a kulor; gradajon ov Ijt; de Jado 
 ov eni figyqr on de pqrt opozit tu de Ijt; — de 
 sol separated from de bodi,so keld, az supozd bj 
 de anjents tu be perseptibl tu de sjt, not tu de 
 tug; a spirit; a gost; manez. 
 
 Shade, Ead, v. t. tu skren from Ijt; tu overspred 
 wid opasiti; tu overspred; tu Jelter; tu protekt; 
 tu kuver; tu skren;— tu pant wid dqrk kulorz, 
 er wid gradajonz ov kulorz. 
 
 Shader, Ead-er, n. he er dat hwig Jadz er ob- 
 skqrz. [umbrajusnes. 
 
 Shadiness, Ead-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig Jadi; 
 
 Shading, Ead-ig, n. obskqrajon; intersepjon 
 ov Ijt. 
 
 Shadow, Ead-o, n. a Jad on wun sjd hwen an 
 opak bodi intersepts a brjt Ijt on de uder, er a 
 porjon ov spas from hwig Ijt iz intersepted bj an 
 opak bodi; opasiti; dqrknes; obski\riti; Jad; Jel- 
 ter mad bj eni tig dat intersepts de Ijt, het, er 
 inf Iqens ov de ^,r; obskqr plas; — dqrk pqrt ov a 
 piktyqr;— eni tig perseptibl onli tu de sjt; — a 
 gost, a spirit, er Jad;— an imperfekt and fant 
 reprezentajon, opozd tu sabstans; eni tig unsub- 
 stanjal; dat hwig akumpaniz de substans; a Jad 
 kast; an inseparabl kompanyon; — a tjp; mistikal 
 reprezentajon. 
 
 Shadow, Ead-o, v. t. tu Jad: tu intersept de Ijt 
 er het from; tu klisd; tu dqrkn; tu konsel un- 
 der kuver; tu hjd; tu skren; tu protekt;— tu 
 mqrk wid gradajonz ov kulor; tu pant in ob- 
 skij,r kulorz; — tu reprezent imperfektli er tipi- 
 kali; tu tipif j. 
 
 Shadow-grass, Ead-o-gras, n. a. kjnd ov gras. 
 
 Shadowiness, Ead-o-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 Jadoi. 
 
 Shadowing, Ead-o-ig, n. a Jadig; Jad in a pikt- 
 yqr; gradajon ov lit er ktilor. 
 
 Shadowless, Ead-o-les. a. havig no Jado. 
 
 Shadowy, Ead-o-i, a. ful ov Jad er Jadoz; dqrk; 
 obskii,r; gloDmi; fantli reprezentativ; tipikal; un- 
 substanjal; unreal. [k(t)I. 
 
 Shady, Ead-i, a. havig Jad; sekqr from Ijt erhet; 
 
 Shaft, Eaft, /i. an aro; a misiv wepn; — a naro, 
 dep, perpendiky-xlar pit, az in a mjn;— eni tig 
 strat; — de spjr ov a gurg; — de pqrt ov a kolum 
 betwen de bas and at kapital; — de pqrt ov a 
 gimni abdv de rcDf ; — de handl ov a wepn; — ds 
 pol ov a karij. 
 
 Shafted, Edf t-ed, a. havig a handl, az a sper-hed. 
 
 Shaft-horse, Edft-hers, n. a hers dat goz in de 
 _ Jafts. 
 
 Shag, Eag, n. ruf, wuli h^r; — a kjnd ov Jagi er 
 wuli klot; — a berd ov de pelikan trjb. 
 
 Shag, Eag, v. t. tu mak Jagi or ruf; tu deferm. 
 
 Shagbark, Eag-bqrk, ;i. a spejez ov welnut-tre, 
 havig a fuf bqrk; de nut ov de tre. 
 
 Shag-eared, E:ig-erd, a. havig Jagi erz. 
 
 Shagged, Eag-ed, a. hqri; ruf; Jagi. 
 
 Shaggedness, Eag-ed-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 ^ Jaged. 
 
 Shagginess, Eag-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig Jagi.
 
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 Shaoot, XaK-i. *• ru^ "id lop h^r; hqri; rnf. 
 
 SuAGttttN, >la-gria, ii. de skiu ov u ti/. ..r a sj.e- 
 Ji» (iv liwul: -u ii[t€Jtz ov leder Imviy u ruf ur 
 griuviiliiteU surfas;— de prtmnl skin ov de an. 
 
 Shaoklks. yjigrin, r. ^ Se {Skwjrin.) 
 
 SuAOttttNKU, Jlt-grend, a. havijj Jagren; beio 
 
 Shao-wlaveb, >^ig-wev-er, n. wun hiD wcvi Jag. 
 
 KuAii, lii. '». </'"■•. pri/ut) de tjtl givn bj Vii,- 
 ropcaoz lia dt muiiark er emperor ov I'^r/ia. 
 
 yuAU-NAjiAU, >]q-nu-uia, /t. (/'tc. T/tv Iio"k 
 of Kintji'f de uiijst aujent and selEbrated ixjem 
 ov de liiudern IVrJan la^gwaj, bj de poet <Fir- 
 duosi.) 
 
 Shake, Xak, r. t. [t. Juk, ^«, Jukijj, Jakn:] ta 
 put intu a vjbratio mujon; tu koz tu mojv 
 bakwardz and forwunlz; tu ajitat; tu mak tu 
 toteror trcinbl; tu tru d^n; tu tru awa; tu 
 drjv of;— tu wekn; tu depres; tu mak afrad. 
 7\i fak kaiid:, tu jffn handz, az freudz at mtt- 
 ifl or pqrtip; tu tak lev. Tu fak if, tu get rid 
 ov; tu Ire irom; tu dive.^t ov. 
 
 Shajik, >^k, I', i. tu be ajilated wid a vjbnitciri 
 mij/<ju: tu toter; tu trembl; tu Juder; tu kwivor; 
 tu kwak; tu be in teror; tu be febl. 
 
 Bhake, Xak, ». kunkuJoD suferd; impuls; mATig 
 pTJer; v|brat<jri mujuii; juflkjon and mojon ov 
 de handz; -a krak, liJur, or kleft in timber. — 
 {Mug.) a kwik, ulternnt repetijon uv tu> nuH in 
 juk.-itupuizi/on tu e(j uder. 
 
 SuAKEE, Xa-k»', /t. an ii^el Indian kffn, ov de val- 
 yH ov ab-^t silts senUs. 
 
 8HAKE&, ilak-cr, ». a ji^rson or tifl dat Jaks; a 
 varirti ov pijon; - wun ov a relijus druuminajon, 
 gijld de "\ united .Su.-*ieti," hwi^ ffrst ru)z in 
 Lagkajer, I{));liind, in 1747, bj a sesejon from de 
 Kwakerz, under de ledifl or An Le;— ofn keld 
 £ak iij- Ktcakcrz. 
 
 Shakino, >^k-i{), n. rjbratbiri mojon; konkujon; 
 Q trcmblio. [Ijk Xaksper. 
 
 SuAKSPtAKiAX, Xak-sptT-i-an, a. relutio tu or 
 
 SuAKV, >jik-i, a. apljd tu timber hwiq baz Jak:*, 
 kraks, klefiJi, or fi/t^rz. 
 
 Shale, i^l, n. a husk; de kas ov sedz in silikwus 
 plants.— (-l/i'/i.) Q krumblij) varjeti ov slat. 
 
 SuALL, Xal, r. [i. Jud;] it iz an ogzilyari and de- 
 fektiv verb, yq,zd tu form de filtynr tons. In 
 de f^rst pvrson it imitljz havifl inten/uu or pur- 
 pus tu, or btifl in u stut tu; az, "+ fal go;" "i 
 fal d[." In de sekond and terd pfrsonz it impljz 
 kompul/on, komdnd, prumis, or tret: az, "yd)/a/ 
 go;" "yib/j/ dj:" "da /a/ go:" "da/a/ dj." 
 
 SUALLOO.s. >^-lain, n. a sl^t wulen stuf, ferst 
 mud at >vili'iii, in Frans. 
 
 Shallop, Xal-op, n. a »mol bot. (/"'•) 
 
 Shallot. >lil-ot, n. a s.jrt ov unyon. Se {Etcha- 
 
 Shallow, >Iitl-o, a. bavig litl dept; not dep; 
 bavig de butom at no grat distans from at 
 aurfaj or ej; — not intclektyi^ali dep; not pro- 
 f-lnil: not wix; emti: fi^til; sili: fjtiij. 
 
 Shallow, >^I-o, /«. a Jelf: a sand; a flat: n Jol: 
 a plus hw;ir de wnter it not dep. [omti. 
 
 Shallow-brained, >Ial-o-brand, a. foilij; fi^til: 
 
 Shallowlt, £al-o-li, ad. wid no grat dept: 
 fmlijli. 
 
 Shallow.vess. ?]aI-o-nrs. /». de etat ov belo Jalo: 
 WDiit ov dept; fiitiliti: silincs. [sili. 
 
 Shallow-pated, >Ial-o-pat-ed, a. ov wek mind; 
 
 SUALM, >l<«m, n. a kjnd ov mi^tikal p{p; a hob«r. 
 Se iSJMTin.) (Shal/.y 
 
 Shalt, >Iilt, sekond person siggqlar or X»l. Se 
 
 Shaly, YA\-i, a. partnkig ov or Ijk Jal;— mikst 
 wid smtl stonz, ai s4t1. 
 
 Sbam, >ltm,^ r. /. tu mak a prcti^ns in order tu 
 desev; tu trik; tu qet; - tu perfilrm ntSgiijenili 
 or k^rlesli; tu sljt; — tu ubtnbd bj frod er foli. | 
 
 Sham, Xum,^ r. /. tu pretend: tu mak mokd. 
 Sham, >lim.* u. fri>I;trik: I'll- prEtea'; imp'jstynr. 
 
 X'<//* /'//■, {Laicf u pie euicrd l.ir de mer purpus 
 
 ov delu. |«d. 
 
 Sham, Xam.t a. tola; kvnt«rf it; fiktijoa; preUnd- 
 Suaman, Xu-man, n. a profMor or prest ov £a> 
 
 manizm. 
 Shaman, yia-ai&a, a. relatig tu Xamanizm. 
 Shamanlsm, Xu-man-iz-m, n. a |iagan rtlijon ov 
 
 varlus bqrbarus trjbz, in Sjberia and Midi and 
 
 Xurdt-rn UJia. 
 Shamble, >lim-bl, c. i. tu wok or moiv okwardli. 
 ."^HAMULE, Xam-bl, n. a kjnd ov mol or laudig- 
 
 plas ill u min. 
 SHAMBLE8, Xam-blz, n. fjl. de plas hw^r bu(;era 
 
 kil 'tr scl d:ir met; a fiej-mqrket; a floler-htss. 
 SuAMBLi.Nii, >lim-blig, n. de akt ov miiivig ok- 
 wardli; a skamblig. 
 SuAMBLiNO, Xam-blig, a. nuovig okwardli and 
 
 iregyt^larli. 
 Shame. >^m, n. de jiajon felt bwen a person ii 
 
 kunjus dat uderz no or se bwot, for ae sak ov 
 
 rejiynui/un or from modesti, woz ment tu be 
 
 kept konseld; de ]>aJon ekspr^st bj blujig: koz or 
 
 rezn ov Jam; disgras; dia6nor; ignomini; reproQ; 
 
 inflikjon ov Jam. 
 Shame, Xam, c. t. tu mak ajamd; tu fil wid 
 
 Jam; tu disgras. 
 Shame, >]ain, e. i. tu be aJamd. 
 SuAMEii-ACED, Xam-fadt, a. modest; bajful; ezili 
 
 put lit ov k'^ntenans. [fuli. 
 
 Shamefaceult, ilam-fast-li, ad. modestli: baj- 
 .">HAMEKACEU.\ESS, Xam-fast-nes, n. modesti; baj- 
 
 fulnes; timiditi. 
 Shameful, >^m-ful, a. disgrasful; ignominius; 
 
 infamus; reproijful; indesent: skandalur: opr6- 
 
 brius; tcndiy tu koz Jam; fitcd tu eksjt Jam. 
 Shamefully, £am-ful-i, ad. in a Jamful maner; 
 
 disgrasfuli. [Jamful. 
 
 Shameful.ness, Eam-ful-ne«, n. de stat ov beig 
 .Shameless, Xiim-les, a. wontio Jam: wuntig 
 
 miKlcsti; impq^dcut; fruntles; imodest: indesent; 
 
 odajus. [impqdentli. 
 
 .Shamelessly, £am-Ie8-li, ad. in a Jamles manor; 
 SuAMELE&s.NEss, Xam-lcs-ncs, n. impqdens; wont 
 
 ov Jam. i Jam. 
 
 .'^hame-proof, Xam-pnnf, a. kalus or insen^ibl tu 
 .Shamee, Xam-cr, n. hoiever or hwolevcr maka 
 
 ajtimd. 
 .^UAM-FioHT, Xam-fjt, n. a mok er fand fjt. 
 Shammer, Xam-cr, n. wun hoi Jamz; a ^et. 
 .'^HAMMY, M'lm-i, n. a kjnd ov soft leder, orijinali 
 
 umd ov de skin ov de Jamiz got; — bj sum sp«lt 
 
 {fhaia"U.y i>t {Ch<im<iU.) 
 Shampoo, Xam-pib, r. t. tu pros, pul, and krak 
 
 de j(Tnts and rub de limz ov wun hi& it badig in 
 
 a worm bat, az in de ^'st Indei. 
 Shampooing, Xam-ind-ig, n. de akt ov presi)) de 
 
 jflTiits and rubii) de limz. 
 Shamrock, Zum-rok, n. At inl nam for tre-Ievd 
 
 gras or trcfflrl. It iz de iiopyqlar emblem ov it- 
 
 land, uz de roz iz ov luglaud, and de tisi ov 
 
 Skiitlaud. It iz supilizd tu hav bin de plant 
 
 kold kir'it klcjier, or de wuul imrel. 
 Shank. >l'i{jk, n. de midi j«nt ov de leg: dat 
 
 IK^rt hwiq reccz fn>m de agkl tu de ne; de bon 
 
 ov de log; -de leg or 8U|ort ov eni tig: — de log 
 
 port ov eni instDbment-— an ^rb. — £jii/k /'SnitT, 
 
 {\aiit.} a rop er ^u bwi<] buldz de Jagk ov da 
 
 agkor. 
 Shanked, )>l-igkt, a. bavig a Jagk. 
 Shanker, >ligk-cr, n. .Se ('/w/kt?.) 
 Shantee, >Ian-te, { n. a men kabin or Jed; a sljty 
 Sha.nty, >Lin-ti, I t6mi>orari Jcltcr. 
 Shanty, Xan-ti, a. Joi; ga: janti. 
 SUAPABLE, ^p-a-bl, a. dat ma be JapU
 
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 Shape, Sap, v. t. tm ferm; tu mold, wid resp^kt 
 
 tu eksteroal dimenjonz; tu fajon; tia mold; tm 
 
 kast: tui regyn,lat; tu. adjust. 
 Shafk, Sap, 'V. i, tu skwitr; tu si^t. 
 Shape, Sap, n. form; eksternal aperans, mak er 
 
 form ov de truijk ov ds bodi; bsiij, az molded 
 
 intu form; jdea; patern. 
 Shaped, Sapt, p. a. fermd; havig a Jap or form. 
 Shapeless, Sap-les, a., wontii) Jap er regyi^lariti 
 
 ov form. [Japles. 
 
 Shapelessness, Sap-les-nes, ?i. &e stat ov bsiij 
 Shapeliness, Sap-li-nes, w. bvi,ti er proporjon 
 
 ov ferm. 
 Shapely, Sap-li, a. simetrikal; wel Japt er fermd. 
 Shapesmith, Xap-smit, ti. wun hco undertaks tu 
 
 imprd)V a persoaz Jap er form, [d burlesk 
 
 ward.] 
 Shard, Xqrd,* n. a fragment ov an erten vesel, ov 
 
 a tjl, er ov eni britl substans: — de Jel ov an eg 
 
 er a snal; — a plant; — a frit er strat; — a fij. 
 Shaed-bokne, Sqrd-born, a. born alofl bj Jsdd 
 
 wiijz. [Jet-wii]d. 
 
 Shaeded, Zqrd-ed, a. havig wigz, or widin Jelz; 
 Share, Xi^r, v. t. tu divjd amui) meni; tu partak 
 
 wid uderz; tu S£Z er pozes wid uderz; tu apor- 
 
 Jon; tu partisipat: tu kut; tu Jsr. 
 Share, 2]:ir, «. i. tu hav pqrt; tu hava dividend. 
 Share, Xq,r, n. a pqrt; an alotment; an aporjoa- 
 
 ment; a divi^^on; dividend obtand; — a pqrt kon- 
 
 tribyq^ted; — At blad ov de pi's dat kuts &z gr-snd. 
 
 Tu go fqrz, tu partak tugeder ov eni tig. 
 Sharebeam, Z4r-bEm, n. dat pqrt ov a pi's tu 
 
 hwiq de J;),r iz apljd, 
 Sharebone, E4r-bon, n. de bon dat divjdz de 
 
 trugk from de loer limz; de os pyjjis. 
 Shareholder, S^r-hold-er, n. an csner ov a l%x 
 
 in a jffnt stok. 
 Sharer, S4r-er, n. wun hco J^rz; a divjder; a 
 
 partaker. 
 Sharing, E^r-ig, n. partisipajon. 
 Shark, Xqrk, n. a vorajus se-fij ov de famili ov 
 
 de shwalide; — a gredi, qrtful felo; a Jqrper; a 
 
 Jerk; — ffred; peti rapin. 
 Shark, Sqrk, v. i. tu pla de peti tef; tti praktis 
 
 gets; tu liv bj fred; tu Jerk: tu liv skantili or 
 
 bj Jifts; tu Jif t. 
 Shark, Eqrk, v. t. tu pik up hastili er sljli. 
 Sharker, Sqrk-er, n. wun hco Jqrks; an qrtful 
 
 felo. 
 Sharking, Sqrk-ig, n. peti rapin; trik; J6rkig. 
 Sharock, Sar-ok, n. an Sst Indian silver kern, ov 
 
 de valyq ov ab'St twenti-f jv sents. 
 Sharp, Xqrp, a. ken; persig; havig a ken ej; hav- 
 
 Lg an aki],t pernt; not blunt; terminatig in a pffnt 
 
 er eJ; not obtqs; — akqt ov mind; witi; injenyus; 
 
 inventiv; kwik, az ov sjt er herig; — sur wid'st 
 
 astrinjensi; s'sr, but not ester; asid; — Jril; persig 
 
 de er wid a kwik nerz; akqt; not fiat; — sever; 
 
 hqrj; bjtig; kwik tu punij; krooel; severli rijid; 
 
 — eger; huggri; — ken upon a pursqt, in a bqrgen, 
 
 er for gan; — panful; afliktiv ; — fers; qrdent; 
 
 fjeri; — atentiv; vijilant; — akrid; pinqig; — subtil; 
 
 njs; — hqrd and akqt in substans. 
 Sharp, Sqrp, n. a Jqrp er akqt not er sund; — a 
 
 pffnted wepn; smel-sord; rapier. 
 Sharp, Sqrp, v. t. tu mak Jqrp; tu Jqrpn. 
 Sharp, Xqrp, v. i. tu pla de Jqrper. 
 Sharp-cornered, Xqrp-kor-nerd, a. havig Jqrp 
 
 kornerz. 
 Sharpen, Eqrp-n, «. t. tu mak Jqrp er ken; tta 
 
 ej; tu p6rnt; — tu mak kwik, injenyus, akqt, er 
 
 persig; — tu mak eger, huggri, fers, aggri, bjtig, 
 
 sarkastik, er sever; — tu mak les flat. 
 Sharpen, Sqrp-n, v. i, tu gro Jqrp. 
 Sharper, Z^rp-er, n. a trikig felo; a qet; a 
 
 defreder. 
 
 Sharply, Sqrp-li, ad. wid Jqrpnes; severli; rig- 
 
 orusli; rufli; kenli; akqtli; vigorusli; panfuli; 
 
 witili. 
 Sharpness, Eqrp-nes, n. de stat ov beig Jqrp; 
 
 kennes: penetrajon; akqtnes; injeniyti; wit; 
 
 egernes; s'srnes; asiditi; severiti; akrimoni. 
 Sharp-pointed, Eqrp-pernt-ed, a. havig Jqrp 
 
 pernts. [dezjrus. 
 
 Sharp-set, Eqrp-set, a. huggri; ravenus; eger; 
 Sharpshooter, Sqrp-Joat-er, n. a rjflman; a gud 
 
 mqrksman. 
 Sharpsighted, Sqrp-sit-ed, a. havig kwik sjt. 
 Sharp-toothed, Sqrp-toDbt, a. havig a Jqrp tcDt. 
 Sharpvisaged, Eqrp-viz-ajd, a. havig a tin fas. 
 Sharp-witted, Eqrp-wit-ed, a. havig an akiq,t 
 
 mjnd; sagajus. 
 Shash, SaJ, n. a saj. Se {Saah.} 
 Shaster, Eas-ter, n. a sakred buk ov de Hiudroz, 
 
 kontanig de doktrinz and presepts ov d^r relijon; 
 
 — kold elsio/astra. 
 Shatter, Eat-er, v. t. tu brak at wuns intu meni 
 
 pesez; tu brak so az tu skater de pqrts; t\l disi- 
 
 pat; tu impqr. 
 Shatter, Xat-er, v. i. tu be brokn, er tu fel, bj 
 
 eni fors apljd, intu fragments. 
 Shatter, Xat-er, n. wun pqrt ov meni intu hwiq 
 
 eni tig iz Jaterd; a fragment;— yq,zd qefli in dc 
 
 plqral. 
 Shatter-brain, Sat-er-bran, n. a k^rles, gidi 
 
 person. 
 Shatter-brained, Sat-er-brand, ) a. diserderd 
 Shatter-pated, Eat-er-pat-ed, i in mjnd. 
 Shattery, Eat-er-i, a. disyqnjted; not kompakt; 
 
 ezili Jaterd; loos ov tekstyqr. 
 Shave, Eav, v. t. tu kut er pqr klos tu de surfas, 
 
 az bj a razor; tu kut of, az de herd; — tu p^r er 
 
 kut wid a Jqrp instrument; — tu skin bj pasig 
 
 ner;— tu kut in tin sljsez; — tu strip; tu fles; tu. 
 
 oi)res bj eksterjon. 
 Shave, Eav, v. i. tu yt^z de razor er de Jav; tu 
 
 kut klosli er kenli; — tu be hqrd and sever in 
 
 bqrgenz. 
 Shave, Eav, n. an instrcoment er tool, havig a log 
 
 blad and ten handlz, yqzd for Javig hups, &s. 
 Shaveling, Eav-lig,* 71. a man Javd; — a mugk er 
 
 frjar, in kontemt. 
 Shaver, Eav-cr, n. wun hco Javz; a bqrber; — wun 
 
 hiDz deligz qr klos and ken fer hiz on profit; an 
 
 eksterjoner; a plunderer; — Ja ber. 
 Shaving, Eav-ig, n. a tin p:trig ov wud pland er 
 
 Javd of; a tin sljs p^rd of; — a till; njseti; az, "It 
 
 fits tu a favhj." 
 Shaving-brush, Eav-Lg-bruJ, n. a bruj yq,zd in 
 
 Javig. 
 Shaw, Ee, n. a smel Jadi wud in a vali, [Lokal, 
 
 Iggland.] [JCDt at. 
 
 Shawfowl, Eo-fi5l, n. an qrtifijal f-sl mad tu 
 Shawl, Eel, n. a pqrt ov modern femal dres; a 
 
 Iqrj kerqif, er skw^ gqrment, orijinali from In- 
 dia, worn over de Jolderz and bak. 
 Shawm, Earn, n. a Hebrco mqzikal instrioment; a 
 
 hober; — ritn elso {shalm.} ( Ghaise.) 
 
 Shay, Ea, n. a kolokwial vulgarizm for /az. Ss 
 She, Ee, pron. personal, fern. [Je, herz, her; pi, 
 
 da, dq,rz, dem:] de wuman; de wuman befor 
 
 menjond: de femal understud er alqded tu. 
 
 Sumtjmz an adjektiv; — femal; az, a/e b^r; — elso 
 
 a nsn; — a wuman; az, "dzfcz ov Itali." 
 Sheading, Eed-ig, 7;. a tjdig, divigon, er distrikt 
 
 in de il ov Man. 
 Sheaf, Eef, n., jd. Eevz; a bundl ov gran in 
 
 stoks b-»nd tugeder; eni bundl er kolekjon held 
 
 tugeder. 
 Sheaf, Eef, v. i. tu mak Jevz. 
 Sheafy, Egf-i, a. rezemblig er konsistig ov Jevz. 
 Sheal, Eel,* «. t. tu Jel. Se {Shale.)
 
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 Sheau, Xrr. r. t. [i. Jfr.l,//>. Jtrii), Jurn or Jerd:] 
 tu kliii'irkut wUI Jirz.or bj dt iiiUT-t'ii/on ov Uh 
 h\udi iiuiiviu on u rivet; tu kut; tu klip: tu divjd; 
 tu rep. 
 
 Sbkar, Xer, v. i. tu turn asjJ. Se (S/ieer.) 
 
 SuKAU, Xcr, «.,/)/. Xcrz: [seldom yn,zd in de sij)- 
 gilliir;| an instriDiuent tu kut wiif, konM-itig ov 
 t<i) bliidz luioviu (111 a pin, brtwin hwiij de tio 
 kuti/. interi)J)/.d: <i hirj kjnd ov sizorz: eni tiy 
 in de i>mn ov de bliuiz ov /<■/•.♦;— a t^rni denotig 
 dr nj ov Jep, az bcio Jerd yerli; uz, "wun /</•," 
 "titi// /•." 
 
 SnKARD. Xord,* n. a fragment. Se {Shard.} 
 
 SiiKARKii. >]tT-er, //. wun hiD Jerz; a repor. 
 
 SiiKAKiNO, XtT-ij), /). de iikt ov klipii) or kutiy of. 
 
 SuKARLiNG, i^er-lio, «• a Jep dat haz bin Jorn 
 but wuns. 
 
 Shkarman, Eer-man, n. wun huo Jsrz; a Jeror. 
 
 SuEAR-sTEKL, Xi-F-stel, /I. a kjnd ov stel prep^rd 
 f'u- in;iki\) kludyerz Jcrz, sjdz, &s. 
 
 riUEARWATKU, XlT-WO-ttT, «. Q isl. Se {S/lCer- 
 
 wattr.) 
 Sheath, XeS, »., pi. ^tdz; de kas ov eni fcii); de 
 
 skabard ov a sord, &;?. — {Fort.} a hind gqrd ov 
 
 embaokmcnts. — {Hot.} a petial; a nixlimcntari 
 
 Irf bwi(j raps risnd a stem. 
 Sheathe, Vied, v. (. tu inklioz in a Jet or skab- 
 ard: tu inklijz in eni kas: tu fit wid a Jet, tu 
 
 defend bj an Tstward kuveri^) ; — tu mak Ics 
 
 akrid. 
 Rheather, Xed-er, n. wun hca Jedz. 
 Sheatiii.no, Xed-iv), ;*. dE akt ov iuklozig; a 
 
 kuveriy; -de kasij) and kuvcriy ov a Jips botom 
 
 and .-idz, tu defend it from wurmz. 
 SHEATHLE8.S. >]et-les, .1. liavij) no Jet. 
 SuEATHWi.NGED, >]et-wi{)d, s. haviy Jedz or kasez 
 
 hwKj (ir fuiided uver de wiflz. 
 Shkathy, Xet-i, a. furiniy a Jet; Ijk a Jet. 
 Shka tree, Xe-tre, //. de buter-tre ov Afrika. 
 .'^HEAVE, Xtv,* ('. t. tu brig tugeder; tu kolekt. 
 Sheave, Xtv, n. {yaiit.} de liwel on hwiq a rop 
 
 wurks ill a blok; — kold olso/Zre/y -a siygl puli. 
 Sheave-hole, Zev-hal, n. {Aaut.} a qanel for 
 
 Q Jev. 
 Sheba.vder, Eeb-an-der, «. a Dug 8st-India 
 
 ki)niiTj;il ofiser. 
 SuELiii.VAH, Xek-i-nq, er Se-kj-na, n. de JiyJ 
 
 nnui f.ir de divjn prczens, hwiq rested, in de Jap 
 
 ov (I klTsd, over de mersi-set or propijiatori. 
 Sued, Xod, r. t. tu por TSt; tu spil; tu skater: 
 
 tu let fol. 
 Shki), »d, r. i. tu let fol in pqrts; tu drop of. 
 Shed, Xed, n. a sljt kuverijj or roif; a sljt bildijj 
 
 ov limber;— in koiuixjzijon, efii^^on; az, blud-y^/. 
 Sheudkr, Xpd-er, n. wun hoa Jedz; a spiler. 
 Sutuiii.NO, >^-ifl, «. de akt ov kustifl of: dat 
 
 hwi(j iz Jed. [a Jelter. 
 
 Sheklino, Xel-ii), n. {.S'rudand} a kotaj: a hut: 
 SUKKN, Xen,* a. brjl; Jinio; Jeni. 
 Sheex, Xrn,* «. brjtnos: splendor. 
 Shkk.ny, >lin-\, a. brjt: gliterij): Jjnij); f^r. 
 Sheep, >Vp, n. n'jj. and /'/. de animal dat burz 
 
 wul, reiuqrk:ibl for it'* uqrmlosnes, timiditi, and 
 
 yujluliies ; — in konlemt, a fdilij, sili felts. — 
 
 {Thti I.) de pfpl. kon.-idcrd az under u spirityqal 
 
 Jcpcnl or |iu><tor. 
 ShekpcOT, >2»'p-kot, n. an enklo3t\,r for Jep; a 
 
 Jep-i"ii: a Jrpfold. [kl6»d. 
 
 Sheki-kolI), Xep-fuld, n. de plas hw^r Jej) qr in- 
 Sheephook, Xq>-huk, n. a buk fasud tu a pul, 
 
 bj bwii; Jepcrdz la bold ov de legz ov di^r Jep: 
 
 Q Je|ierdz kruk. 
 Sheepish. Xep-iJ, a. bajfal tu silincs; timid; 
 
 mrnii ditulent. 
 Sheepishly, £e'p-ij-li, &d. bsjfuli; wid men dif- 
 
 jdens. 
 
 SuEEPiSH.VESS, »'p-ij-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beio 
 
 JcpiJ. 
 Sheep MARKET, Xep-mqr-kct, n. a mqrketforjep. 
 Sheepm ASTER, ^p-mon-ter, n. a feder ov Jep; a 
 
 Jeperd. 
 Sheep-pe.v, X^p-pen, n. an cnklo^qr for Jep. 
 ."^HEEP's-EYE, Xt'p-i-j, n. a mi).l<:st, difident, ar 
 
 luviy luk; a kind ov' ler; a wijtul glans. 
 ."^HEEP-SHAXK, Xep-Jajjk, n. {Saut.} a. not in a 
 
 rup, mad tu J'<rtn it. 
 Sheepsheai), >]ei)s-bed, n. a kjnd ov fij, muq 
 
 estemd for faj<l:--a sili felo. 
 Sheep-shearer, Xi'p-Jer-or, n. wun ho) Jert Jep. 
 Sheep-shearlvo, Xep-Jer-io, n. de akt ov Jerij), 
 
 or tjin ov Jerij) Jep;— 'de fest mad bwcn Jep qr 
 
 Juni. [Jep. 
 
 Sheep-shears, Xt'p-Jerz, «. pi. Jerz for JeriQ 
 Sheepski.v, Xep-skin, n. de skin ov a Jep. 
 Sheep's-sorrel, Xeps-sor-el, n. a perenial spejei 
 
 ov dok. 
 Sheep-stealer, Xt'p-stel-er, n. wun h(J) stelz Jep. 
 Sheep-stealisg, Xep-stel-io, ». de krjm ov stel- 
 
 in Jep. 
 Sheep's-wool, Xcps-wul, 71. de wulov a Jep. 
 Sheep-walk, Xep-wok, n. ]>astyqr for Jep. 
 Sheer, Xer, a. pqr; kler; unmi^gld. 
 Sheer, Xer,*^ ad. klEn: kwik: at wuns; jErli. 
 Sheer, Xer, v. i. tu deviat or turn asjd from a 
 
 direkt kors, az a Jip or a hers. Tu ftr of, tu 
 
 stel awa. 
 Sheerhl'lk, Xer-hulk, n. an old Jip ov war kut 
 
 d-sn tu de luer or gun dek, and furnijt wid Jerz, 
 
 for Jipij) and unjipig de masts ov ader veselz. 
 Sheers, Xerz, n. fl. {Xaut.} \ix> masts or spqrz, 
 
 lajt tugeder at or ner de bed, and razd tu a 
 
 vertikal pozijon, for de parpus ov liftig de 
 
 masts intu and 'St ov a vesel. 
 SiiEERWATER, Xi'r-wo-ter, n. a kjnd ov se-berd. 
 Sheet, Xrt, n. u brml and Iqrj pes, az ov linen or 
 
 kotn; — de linen or kotn klot for a bed: — az muq 
 
 paper az iz mad in wun bodi or pes; de kwontiti 
 
 ov paper hwiq resevz de pekt^lyar foldig for bein 
 
 bisnd in a buk, or in komon yqs for ritig; — pt, 
 
 Q buk; a pamflet.— (.A'a*//.) a rop fasnd tta 
 
 wun or bot ov de lui r kornerz ov a sal, tu eks- 
 
 teiid it tu de wind. 
 Sheet, Xet, r. t. tu furnij wid Jets: tu infold in 
 
 a Jet: tu kuver az wid a Jet. 
 Sheet-anchor, Xet-ag-kor, H. [fermerli fat-ajj- 
 
 ki>r;] de Iqrjest agkor in a Jip, hwiq, in stres ov 
 
 weder, iz de marinerz last refqj; — ^ef sup<f)rt. 
 Sheet-copper, Xet-kop-er, n. koper in Jets. 
 Sheetkul. Xet-ful, H. az muq az a Jet kontanz. 
 Sheeti.vg, Xet-ij), /(. klot for makig Jets. 
 Sheet-iron, Xt't-j-urn, n. jurn in Jets. 
 Sheet-lead, Xet-Ud, n. led in Jets. 
 Sheetlixg, Xet-lij), n. a smol Jet. 
 Sheik, Xek, n. a qrf, or a tjtl ov rcspokt, amdg 
 
 de Arab/.;— amug .Mahometauz, u kjnd ov prest 
 
 ha> haz de k.ir ov a mosk. 
 Shekel, Xek-el, ». an anjent JqiJ kern, ekwal in 
 
 valyq tu ab'st 74 sent*; — ol.-iQ a wat ekwal tu 
 
 ab'st a hqf-Tsns avordqjxifz. 
 Sheki.vau, Xek-i-nq, ttr £e-kj-na, ?». Se 
 
 {S/i-tcAinah.} 
 Sheldrake, Xel-drak, n. a bqiiful spcjrz ov 
 
 duk, hwiq frekwentit de kosts ov (Jrat liriten, 
 
 and fedz on fiJ, maren insekt^, &s. 
 Sheldl'CK, Xel-duk, n. de femal er hen ov de 
 
 Jeldrak. 
 Shelf, Xelf, n., j>L Eelvz; a platform, a plagk, 
 er burd, fikst tu a wol for holdig vcseli; — a 
 sand-bagk in de se; — a rok under Jalo woter.— 
 {Miniiiii) fast grsnd; an unrvn stratum or laer. 
 Shelf Y, Xeli-i, a. ful ov hidu rukd or Jelva; 
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 Shell, Sel, n. de hqrd and stoni kuverii) ov ser- 
 ten friBts and animalz; rie hc^rd kuverii) ov eni 
 til); eksternal krust; de kuveriij ov an eg: — de 
 ■star pqrt ov a hiss; — a kors kjnd ov kofin; — a 
 bum, or holcD sfsr ov jurn, tu be fild wid pisder, 
 and f jrd from a mertar; — in poetri, a mqzikal 
 instrODment. [de Jel. 
 
 Shell, Xel, i\ t. tia tak ■st ov de Jel; tu strip ov 
 
 Shell, Eel, t\ i, tu fel of, az brokn Jelz; tu kast 
 
 . de Jel. 
 
 Shel-lac, ) Sel-lak, n. melted lak in plats; a 
 
 Shell-lac, i substans fermd bj an insekt, and 
 depozited in diferent spejez ov trez, in de s'st- 
 est pqrt ov 3jia. 
 
 Shellduck, Eel-duk, n. Se (Sheldvch.) 
 
 Shell-fish, Xel-fiJ, n. fij invested wid a hqrd 
 kuverifl, eder testajus, az trsterz, er krustajus, az 
 lobsterz; molusk. 
 
 Shell-mael, Xel-mqrl, •». a depozit ov kla and 
 uder substansez, mikst wid Jelz, at de botom ov 
 laks. 
 
 Shell-meat, Eel-met, n. fcad konsistig ov Jel-f ij. 
 
 Shells, Eelz, n. pi. de kuverig ov de koko, yq,zd 
 fer fcod er beveraj; de drii)k mad ov dem. 
 
 Shellwoek, Eel-wurk, n. wurk mad ov er trimd 
 wid Jelz. [ov Jelz. 
 
 Shelly, Eel-i, a. ab^Rndii) wid Jelz; konsistig 
 
 Sheltee, Eel-ter, n. dat hwiq kuverz er defendz; 
 de Stat ov beig kuverd; an asjlum; a refq,j; a 
 retret; a kuver; a protektor; pratekjon. 
 
 Sheltee, Eel-ter, v. t. tu kuver from eksternal 
 vjolens; tu defend; tu protekt; tu hqrbor; tu 
 betak tu kuver; tu kuver from ncatis. 
 
 Shelter, Eel-ter, v. i. tu tak Jelter; tu giv Jelter. 
 
 Shelteeee, Eel-ter-er, n. wun hot) Jelterz. 
 
 Shelterless, Eel-ter-les, a. havig no Jelter. 
 
 Sheltie, Eel-ti, n. a smel Eetland hers. 
 
 Shelve, Eelv, v. t. tu plas on a Jelf ; tu put asjd. 
 
 Shelving, Eelv-ig, a. razd, az a Jelf; slopig; in- 
 kljnii). [bagks. 
 
 Shelvy, Eelv-i, a. Jalo; roki; ful ov Jelvz er 
 
 Shemitic, Ee-mit-ik, a. relatig tu Eem er hiz 
 desendants; relatig tu de Kalde, Sirian, Arabik, 
 HebrO), Samaritan, and old Fenijan, laggwajez; 
 Semitik, 
 
 Shemitism, Eem-i-tiz-m, n. de Eemitik ras, kar- 
 akter, er laggwaj. 
 
 Shepaedia, Ee-pqr-di-a, n. {Bot.) a Jrub er smel 
 tre and its frcDt: de bufalo-beri. 
 
 Shepherd, Eep-erd, fi. wun hcb tendz Jep in de 
 pastyqr; a herdzman ov Jep; — a swan; a rCDral 
 luver; — a pastor ov a flok, er ov a parij. 
 
 Shepherdess, Eep-erd-es, fi. a wtiman hdo tendz 
 Jep; a rooral las. 
 
 Shefheedling, Eep-erd-lig, n. a lit! Jeperd. 
 
 Shepheeuly, Eep-erd-li, ad. pastoral; rustik. 
 
 Shepheeds-eod, Eep-erdz-rod, n. a plant; tezl. 
 
 Shephked's-staff, Eep-erdz-staf, m, a plant; 
 Jeperdz-rod. 
 
 Sherbet, Eer-bet, er Eer-bet, n. a beveraj in de 
 £st, sumhwot Ijk lemonad, mad ov weter, lemon- 
 ji|,s, and Jugar, er ov brcozd razinz, perfqmd wid 
 roz-weter, &s. [Se {6'kaid.y 
 
 Sherd, Eerd, /i. a fragment ov brokn ertenwq,r. 
 
 Shereef, I Ee-ref, n. a desendant' ov Ma- 
 
 Shieriffe, I hornet. 
 
 Sbeeif, Eer-if, n. an Arabik wurd, hwiq signifjz 
 nobl, ilustrius, and a tjtl givn in Arabia, 8jipt, 
 and Bqrbari, tu doz hcQ qr desended from Ma- 
 homet; a prins or guveruor, az ov Jleka: — ritn 
 also {sclierif, shereef, shirriffc, and sheriffe.y Se 
 {l^cherif.) 
 
 Sheriff, Eer-if, n. de qef egzekyq,tiv ofiser ov a 
 k-»nti. Dejiyiiti ferif, an egzekyq,tiv ofiser sub- 
 erdinat tu de Jerif. 
 
 Sheriffalty, Eer-if-al-ti, n. de ofis ov Jerif. 
 
 Sheeey, Eer-i, n. a SpaniJ wjn, so keld from 
 {Xet-es,) in Span. {Sloerris,) er {sJiems sack,} 
 iz supiazd tu hav bin de sam wjn. Se {Sack.} 
 Shew, Eo, v. t. tu egzibit tu vq,; tu kez tu se; 
 tu prcDV. Se {Hhow.) 
 
 Shew, Eo, n. a spektakl: displa. Se {Shaw.} 
 
 Shetvbread, E6-bred, n. Se {Shawbread.} 
 
 Shewee, Ew-er, n. wun hco Joz. [a Eejt. 
 
 Shiah, Ee-q, n. a Mahometan ov de sekt ov flJe; 
 
 Shibboleth, Eib-o-let, n. {Heb.} [an er or kwn, 
 and olso a/li/d ov icotei:] CI wurd hwiq woz 
 mad a krjterion, hwq,rbj de Gileadjts dittiggwijt 
 de '8fraimjts in di{T pron^-nsig 6- fer _/)— hens, 
 in a figyiyativ sens, de krjterion er woqwurd 
 ov a pqrti. 
 
 Shie, Ej, V. t. tu tos oblekli; tm tro askant. 
 
 Shield, Eeld, n. a bred pes ov defensiv qrmor 
 held on de left qrm tu word of bloz, mu(^ yqzd 
 befor de invenjon ov gunpuder; a bukler de- 
 fens; protekjon; — wun hoo defendz; a protek- 
 tor. 
 
 Shield, Eeld, t\ t. tu kuver wid a Jeld; tu de- 
 fend; tu protekt; tu seki\r; tu kep of. 
 
 Shift, Eift, v. i. tu mcbv; tu qanj; tu qanj di- 
 rekjon; tu qanj plas; tu giv plas tu uder tigz; 
 tu qanj klodz; tu rezert tu sum ekspedient; tu 
 akt er liv, do wid difikulti; tu praktis indirekt 
 metodz; tu tak sum metod fer safti. 
 
 Shift, Eift, v. t. tu qanj; tu elter; tu transfer 
 from a plas er pozijon; tu put, bj sum ekspedi- 
 ent, ut ov de wa; tu qanj, az klodz; tu dres in 
 frej klodz. — Tufift of, tu defer; tu put awa 
 bj sum ekspedient. 
 
 Shift, Eift, n. qanj; elterajon; turn; «kspedient; 
 indirekt ekspedient; last res(5rs; — fred; qrtifis; 
 stratajem; subterfqj; evajon; eli^sori praktis; a 
 wumanz under gqrment er liden. 
 
 Shiftable, Eift-a-bl, a. dat ma be Jifted er 
 qanjd. 
 
 Shifter, Eif t-er, n. wun hoo Jif ts, qanjez, er elterz. 
 
 Shifting, Eift-ig, ii. de akt ov qanjig; evagon; 
 fred. [setfuli. 
 
 Shiftingly, Eift-ig-li, ad. bj qanj; kunigli; de- 
 
 Shiftless, Eift-les, a. wontig menz er enerji; in- 
 efijent. 
 
 Shiftlessly, Eift-les-li, ad. in a Jiftles maner. 
 
 Shiftlessness, EJft-les-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 Shifty, Eift-i, a. qanjabl; Jiftig. [Jiftles. 
 
 Shiite, Ee-jt, n. a heretik er sektarian amiig de 
 Mahometanz; a foloer ov file, cla qr elso keld 
 {ShiaJis,} and qr opozd tu de {Si/nnites.} 
 
 Shilling, Eil-ig, u. an IggliJ kern, ov de vfilyn 
 ov 12c/. sterlig, er ab'st 24 sents; wun twentiet 
 
 Shily, Ei-li, ad. Se {Shyly.} [ov a p'snd. 
 
 Shim, Eim, n. a tool yqzd in tilaj. 
 
 Shimmee, Eim-er,* v. i. tu glem. 
 
 Shin, Ein, n. de for pqrt ov de leg, er tibia, just 
 abuv de f ut. 
 
 Shine, Ejn, v. i. [I. Jon er Jjnd; ps. Jjnig, Jon er 
 Jjnd;] tu emit raz ov Ijt; tu be brjt; tu radiat; 
 tu gliter; tu glisn; tu glem; tu be glosi, ga, 
 splendid, bq^tiful, eminent, er konspikyqus; tu 
 be propijus; tu giv Ijt, real er figyiyativ. 
 
 Shine, Eju, n. i%v weder; brjtnes; splendor; lus- 
 ter. — (I Ijkig; fausi; az, tu tak a fiih tu wun, 
 [Kolojkwial, Y. S.] fCl distiirbans; a ris; az, "tu 
 kik up afpi." [Lokal Iggland.] [fiJ, 
 
 Shiner, Ejn-er, 7i. he er dat hwiq Jjnz; — a smel 
 
 Shiness, Ej-nes, ?i. Se {Shyness.} 
 
 Shingle, Eig-gl, n. a tin bord tu kuver hiszez; 
 a sert ov tjlig: — a kors gravel. Se {Shitujles.} 
 
 Shingle, Eig-gl, v. t. tia kuver wid Jigglz er tjlz. 
 
 Shinglee, Eig-gler, n. wun hoo Jigglz. 
 
 Shingles, Eig-glz, n. pi. {Med.} an eriiptiv di- 
 zez; a kjnd ov teter er herpez dat spredz ar'snd 
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 Bhincno, Xjn-ip, n. britnca; Rplcndor. 
 8HIXIV0, Xjn-ii), a. brjt; iiplendid; konspikytius. 
 8hi.m.n<i.vI'J«», Xin-io-ne!<, n. bqtneg; splendor. 
 yiiiNV, >>i-ni, a. bnt; gplcndid; hiininus. 
 Siiii'. >^ip, a UTininaJon, fniin de Saluon, notig 
 kw.ilUi oTaiijuijkl, at, l>r\ifi}>: orofia, az, sti'iard- 
 
 Ship, Xip, ». in a jcncral scdj, eni Iqrj sc-vcsel; 
 iipru(iriotli, q vest-l havip tre mis'ta, eq koinptird 
 ov a lijer, top, and Ujp-galant mast. 
 
 Ship, Xip, *'• '• '"J l.'*^' on I'l-o'd a Jip; ta trans- 
 j«irt ilia Jip.— (.NjK^) tu rese? inta de Jip; 
 at, *'Xu. fin a hcvi .^e." 
 
 Shipboard, Xip-burd, n. a plank ov a Jip. Sel- 
 dom yil*d fk-fept in de adverbial imon/ipbord, 
 <tnt ii, in a Jip. 
 
 Ship-bot, Xip-bflr, n, a b* dat scrvz in a Jip. 
 
 SHiP-BfiLDta, Xip-bild-er, «. a bilder ov Jijw. 
 
 Ship-building, Xip-bild-ig, n. de qrt ov bildlg 
 
 Ship-carpenter, Xlp-kqr-pen-ter, ». a bildcr ov 
 SuiP-cuANDLER, Xip-Qon-dler, n. wan ho) delz in 
 
 kerdnj, sals, and uder furnitq,r and provisonz 
 
 for Jip!>. 
 Ship CHANDLERY, Xip-qan-dlor-i, n. de biznes 
 
 and U'lniKlitir. ov a Jii>-(j>indler. 
 SiiiPFCL, Xip-ful, n. Ill mu(j az a Jip wil hold. 
 Ship-holder, Xii>-huld-cr, n. an unor ov a Jip. 
 Shiple-ss, Xii)-1cs, a. dcstitut ov Ji[«. 
 Shipman, Xip-man,* n. a .'alur; seman. 
 Shipmaster, Xip-inas-tcr, n. a komdndor or 
 
 111 i-tt-r ov a Jip. [Jip. 
 
 Shipmate, Xip-mnt, n. wun ha> servz in de -■'nin 
 Shipment, Xip-mont, n. de akt ov Jipij); trans- 
 
 pijruij'on. 
 SiiiP-MONKT, Xip-mun-i, n. a famu.s taks impuzd 
 
 b| t-\jrlz I. ov ly;;land, widjt de otorili ov pqr- 
 
 liment. 3e Jcrit ov ei; kunti W(iz dirc^ktod tu 
 
 pruvjd a Jip for de kijjz servis, akumpanid bj 
 
 ritn in^trukjonz, aptrntlQ a sum ov muni ta be 
 
 Icviil inst^ ov it. 
 Ship OWNER, Xip-on-cr, n. wun ha> onz a Jip. 
 Shipper, Xip-er, n. wan his Jipe; a master ov a 
 
 Jil-. 
 Shipping, Xip-i\), n. Jipa and vcselz ov navigajon 
 
 jf^ncrali or koloktivli; a flrt; tunaj; — pasaj in a 
 
 Jip. 
 Shipshape, Xip-Jnp, nd. in a semanlik maner. 
 Shipwoum, Xip-wurtn. n. a testajus animal dat 
 
 a<lhrrz tu de sjdz and bot<.>m ov Jijis kumig from 
 
 India. 
 .'shipwreck, Xip-rck, n. de los ov a Jip at se; de 
 
 dr«truKjon ov a Jip h[ rok er Jelvz; — de pqrts ov 
 
 a Jatvrd Jip:— destrukjon: mi:>karij. 
 Shipwreck, Xip-rck, r. t. tu sigk, daj, erdestr*, 
 
 az a Jip at se; tu dtstr^ bj dBJi^) on roks er Jal- 
 
 oi: tu mak tu sufer de dnnjcrz ov a rok. 
 Shipwright, Xip-rjt, ». a bildcr ov Jip?: Jlp- 
 
 k iri<>ntpr. [Eiraz. 
 
 i^HiRAZ, Xi-riz, or Xi-n^z, f». a Pfrjan wjn from 
 Shirk, Xer, or Xjr, n. a tcrittarial divi3on: a kTsn- 
 
 ti; so muq or a kigdom or stat az ii under wud 
 
 Jerif. 
 Shirkmotc, X£r-mot,* n. anjentli, o k'snti kOrt; 
 
 a inrtio ov de jjersonz ov a kunti on an ckstnir- 
 
 diiiiiri oka/^on. [Jtr. 
 
 Shirereeve, Xer-rev, n. a rrv nr stqnrd ov a 
 Shirk, >>rk. r. i. tu Jqrk; ta praktismcn orqrtful 
 
 trik-: tu liv skantili or bj yqiig cks|>edients. 
 
 Se iSk,trlc.} 
 Shirk, >>rk, r. t. ta proki^r bJ men triks: tu 
 
 J()rk: +tu K<*t of from; tu av(M. [Jqrkij. 
 
 .Shirking. X-.-rk-in, n. dr praktis ov men triks; 
 Shirl. X'-tI,* a. Jril. i^t {Shrill J) [ov a man. 
 Shirt, >^^rt, n. de under linen or kotn gqnnrnt 
 Shirt, X^rt, r. t. tu kuvcr; tu klud az in a Jyrt. 
 
 Shirting, X^rt-ig, n. klot for J?rt«. 
 Shirtless, >>;rt-les, a. wontig a J?rt. [f""-) 
 
 Shist, Shihtohe, {ilin.) Se {S-hitt aad Schi$- 
 .•^HITTAH, Xit-a, n. a sort ov prejas wud. 
 SiiiTTiM, Xit-im, n. a sort ov ]iroJus wud, 07 
 
 hwiq Muzez mad de gratc.-it pqrt or de tablz, 
 
 eltarz, and plank.<i, belogig tu de tabemakl. 
 Shittlecock, Xit-1-kok, n. .Se {ShuttUo,ck.\ 
 ."^uittleness, Xit-1-nes,* n. unseildnci; inkon- 
 
 stansi. 
 .Shive, X|v, er Siv, a. a Utl pes er fragment; ds 
 
 wuili ]>qrt ov flaks. 
 Shiver, Xiv-cr, v. t. tu brak \i\ wun akt inta 
 
 mcni pqrts; tu Jater. 
 Shiver, Xiv-or, r. /. ta kwak; tu trcmbl; tu 
 
 Juder, az wid kold or fer; tu brak intu mcni 
 
 pqrts. 
 Shiver, Xiv-er, n. wun fragment ov meni intu 
 
 hwiq eni tig iz brokn; a litl pes; — a Jakig fit; a 
 
 tremor: — a spindl. — (Ta(/<.) a hwel fikst in a 
 
 qancl or blok. 
 Shivering, Xiv-er-ijj, n. de akt ov tremblig; 
 
 Juderifl; divijon. 
 Shivert, Xiv-er-i, a. la» az ta koberens; inkom- 
 
 pakt; eai tu Jiver. 
 Shoad, Xu)d, n. {.Vin.y a tran ov metalik stonz, 
 
 spfvip tu direkt m|ncrz in de diskuveri ov mjnz; 
 
 a Stan kontanig or mikst wid rubij. 
 Shoadstone, Xil>d-ston, n. a dqrk, liver-kulord 
 
 ."ton: n fragment brukn of from an jurn van. 
 Shoal. Xul, n. a krsd: a grat multitqd: a trog; a 
 
 iqrj number tugedcr, az ov fij; — a Jalui; a sand- 
 
 bagk: a Jala pes ov woter. 
 Shoal, Xul, v. i. tu krisd; tu trog; — ta be or 
 
 grci Jalo. 
 .*>uoAL, Xu)l, a. Jalo; obstrdkted bj bagks. 
 Shoaliness, X6I-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig Joli; 
 
 J:Uones. 
 Shoaly, Xol-i, a. ful ov Jolz; ful ov Jalo plasez. 
 Shock, Xok, n. konflikt; vjolcnt koli3on; kon- 
 
 kujon; ekstemal vjolens; konflikt ov eneniis; 
 
 suden imprejon ov fer, dred, or abh6rens; of^ns; 
 
 imprcjon ov disgtLst: — a pil ov 12 Jevz ov gran; 
 
 a stok; a hatok; — a Jagi dog. 
 Shock, Xok, r. t. tu strjk wid disgtbt, dred, er 
 
 abhdrens; tu Jak bi vjolcns: tu met fors wid 
 
 fors; tu enk-snter; tu ofend; tu disgiist; — tu 
 
 apiil; tu terifj; tu afrjt; — tu mak up intu Joks. 
 .Shock, Xok, r. i. tu mqr wid hostil v{ulens; — tu 
 
 be of(Sn:<iv; — tu pil Jevz intu Joks. 
 Shock-doo, X6k-dog, n. a dog bavig veri log, 
 
 silki h^r. [h^r. 
 
 Shock-headed, X6k-hcd-cd, a. havig tik, buji 
 Shocking, X6k-ig, a. dat Joks; of^nsiv; disgdst- 
 
 ig; drcdful; frjtful. 
 Shockingly, Xiok-ig-Ii, ad. so as tu disgdst; 
 
 ofensivli. 
 Shod, Xod, t. and /'. from S(t). Se {S/ut.} 
 Shoddy, X6d-i, a. nutig a mil empl^d in de 
 
 manyqfaktyqr ov yqrn from old wulon klodz 
 
 and refqz gudz. 
 Shoe, XiD, n. [anjentli, />/. (jiA-^'W.)] ile kuver ovde 
 
 fut; a protekjon er kuverig for de fut; eni tig 
 
 rez<^mblig a Jit>; an {urn plnst under de fut, az 
 
 ov a hor;'; — a log plat or bqr ov jurn, or a i>es 
 
 ov wud, fasnd under de runcr oV a .'la or a sled; 
 
 — de |)qrt at de botom ov a woter-trugk or ledn 
 
 pjp, for tnrnig de kors ov de woter: — a sort or 
 
 drag er kontrivans for stopig a karij hwel. — 
 
 {iVaiit.} a blok ov wud, a|iendod tu an agkor. 
 Shoe, >iD, r. /. [i. Jt,d, /-#. Joiig, JikI;] ta fit de 
 
 fut wid a JiD; yqzd komonli ov dorscz, — tu 
 
 kuver de botom ov. 
 Shoeblack. Mfi-blak. n. wun hA klenz Ji&z. 
 Shoeboy, Xi»-b*T, n. a b<T dat klrni J<kz. 
 SuoEBicKLE, Xoi-buk-l, M. a bukl for de Ja.
 
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 Shoeing-horn, EcJQ-ii)-horn, n. a. hern yq,zd tu 
 fasilitat putiij on a JiB. [/(». 
 
 Shoe-latchet, Xifi-laQ-et, n. dat hwig fasnz a 
 
 Shoe-leathee, Stb-led-er, n. leder fer JiDz. 
 
 Shoeless, X-6-les, a. destitq,t ov Ja>z. 
 
 Shoemaker, Ec6-ma-ker, n. wun hcoz trad it iz 
 tu mak JcDZ. [JiKz- 
 
 Shoemaking, E(fi-mak-it), n. de biznes ov makii) 
 
 Shoer, Sif)-er, ?i. wun hoa fits de fiat wid a Jcd. 
 
 Shoestrap, Sct)-strap, m. a strap fer a JO). 
 
 Shoestring, Xt6-strig, n. a. striij wid hwig a JiD 
 iz tjd. 
 
 Shoetie, Xc6-tj, «.. a Jostriij. 
 
 Shog, Xug,* ».' vjolent konkujon; a Jok. 
 
 Shoggixg, S6g-ii),* /i. konkujon; ajitaJon._ 
 
 Shone, Son, «r Son, i. from ^/«. Se {Shine.} 
 
 Shoo, Scd, ««fe;'. er r. i. imperativ and defeHiv; 
 bsgon; go awa: a wurd yiizd tia drjv awa f^lz, 
 Jep, &3.; — ritn elso {shougfi, shu, and a/itie.} 
 
 Shook, Suk, i. from ^t. Se {Shake.} 
 
 Shook, Suik, ?i. de timber or stavz ov a hogzhed 
 prEp4rd fer yi|s; — bordz fer boksez. 
 
 Shoot, Eibt, v. t. [i. Jot, ps. J^tiij, Jot, *Jotn;] tu 
 disqqrj, so dat de tirj disq^rjd Jal flj wid sped 
 er vjolens; tu disy^rj az from a bo er gun; tia 
 let of; tu strik wid eui tiij Jot; — tu emit ni| 
 pqrts, az a vejetabl; tu emit; tu dqrt er trust 
 fort; tu puj sudenli; tu puj ferward;— tu fit 
 tu eq uder bj planiij; — tu pas tr* wid swiftnes. 
 Tm Isfot of, tu be disqqrjd or klerd of. 
 
 Shoot, Z*tJ v. i. tu perform de akt ov Jcfttiij; tu 
 jerminat; tu inkres in vejetabl grot; tu ferm 
 itself intu eni Jap bj emijcmz from a radikal 
 pqrtikl; tu be emitcd; tu protxiberat: tu jut 'st; 
 tu pas az an aro; tu bekdm eni tig bj sudn 
 grot; tu mCDV swiftii; tu dqrt; tu fel a kwik, 
 glansii) pan. — Txa fmt fart, tu spr'st; tu bud. 
 Tufmtst, tu projekt; tu prt.)tr4d. 
 
 Shoot, Huot, n. de akt ov propeliij; de akt ov 
 strjkiij; — a branq ijt^ig from de man stok. 
 
 Shooter, Sc6t-er, n. wnn hot) Jcots; a guner. 
 
 Shooting, Ea)t-ii), n. de akt ov emitii), az from 
 a gun or bo; de praktis ov disqqrjii) gunz; — a 
 sensajon ov kwik pan. 
 
 Shooting-star, Zd)t-iij-stqr, n. a meteor ofn sen, 
 ov hwiq de orijin and natyi^r qr involvd in grat 
 obski|riti. 
 
 Shop, Xop, n. a plas hwv eni tii) iz sold; a plas 
 fer retalij) gudz er merqandiz; — a roim er bildiii 
 in hwiq manyq,faktynrz qr karid on; a wurk- 
 plas. [fopir)-" 
 
 Shop, Eop,t «. i. tu frekwent Jops; az, " aa qr 
 
 Shopbill, Xop-bil, n. an advertizment ov a Jop- 
 keperz biznes, er list ov hiz gudz, printed sepa- 
 ratli fer distribi^Jon. [wurk iz dun. 
 
 Shopboard, Xop-bord, n. a bord on hwiq eni 
 
 Shopbook, Xop-buk, n. a buk in hwiq a tradz- 
 man keps hiz ak'snts. 
 
 Shop-boy, Xop-ber, n. a ha emplM in a Jop. 
 
 Shopkeeper, X^p-kep-er, n. a trader hoo solz in 
 a Jop; a retaler. [a Jop. 
 
 Shopkeeping, Xop-kep-iij, n,. de biznes ov kepii) 
 
 Shoplifter, X6p-lift-er, n. wun hco, under pre- 
 tens ov bjii), stelz gudz -st ov a Jop; a Jop-tef. 
 
 Shoplifting, S6p-lLft-iij, ii. de krjm ov a Jop- 
 lifter. 
 
 Shopuke, Eop-lik, a. lo; vulgar; komon. 
 
 Shopmaid, Eop-mad, n. a ynij wuman hoo atendz 
 in a Jop. ^ [in a Jop. 
 
 Shopman, E6p-nian, n. a. Jopkeper; wun hoi servz 
 
 Shopocracy, Zop-6k-ra-si, n. de bodi ov J6p- 
 keperz. 
 
 Shopping, X6p-ii), n. de akt ov frckwt5ntiij Jops. 
 Shoprent, Eop-rent, n. rent pad for de yqs ov a 
 
 Jop. 
 Shopwindow, Z6p-wiu-do, n. de windo ov a Jop. 
 
 Shopwoman, E6p-wum-an, w. a wuman h* servz 
 
 in a Jop. [bret on Jor. 
 
 Shorage, S6r-aj, n. {Law} dt^ti pad fer gudz 
 Shore, Eor, w. land berderig on de se, er on a lak; 
 
 de kost ov de se; de bagk ov a river; — de supcfirt 
 
 ov a bildig; a butres; — a dran; a sooer. Se 
 
 {Seirer.} [Jor. 
 
 Shore, Eor, v. t. tu prop; tu suport; tu set on 
 Shored, Xord, a. havig a bagk er Jor. 
 Shoreland, Eor-land, n. land berderig on a Jor 
 
 er se-beq. [b'sndles. 
 
 Shoreless, Z6r-les, a. havig no Jor er kost; 
 Shoee-weed, Xor-wed, n. a. perenial, akwatik 
 
 plant. 
 Shorling, E6rl-ig, n. de skin ov a Jep after Jer- 
 
 ig; de livig animal hwen Jorn; — de felt er skin 
 
 ov a Jep Jorn. 
 Shorn, Eorn, p. from 2sr. Se {Shear.} 
 Short, Eert, a. not log; not log in spas or eks- 
 
 tent; not log in tjm er dv^rajon; — not adskwat; 
 
 defektiv; imperfckt; not reqig de intended pffnt; 
 
 skanti; wontig; naro; kontrakted; — britl; frjabl; 
 
 brakig kwikli; — lakonik; bref; konsjs; kompen- 
 
 dius; suksigkt. 
 Short, Eert, n. a sumari ak'snt; — ;jZ. kors fl'sr; 
 
 bran; refits ov kern. — In fert, sumarili; in fti 
 
 wurdz. 
 Short, Eert, ad. not log; Jertli; — it iz yq,zd in 
 
 kompozijon. 
 Shoet-armed, Eort-qrmd, a. havig Jert qrmz. 
 Short-billed, Eort-bild, a. havig a Jert bil. 
 Short-breathed, Eert-brett, a. havig a Jert 
 
 bret; astmatik. 
 Shoetcake, E^^rt-kak, n. kak or pastri in hwiq 
 
 buter er Iqrd iz mikst wid flisr. 
 Shoetcoming, E'irt-kum-ig, n. defektiv perferm- 
 
 ans: defijensi az tu dqti. [run. 
 
 Siiortdated, Eert-dat-ed, a. havig litl tjm tu 
 Shorteared, E'jrt-erd, a. havig Jert erz. 
 Shorten, E6rt-n, c. t. tia mak Jert; tu kontrakt; 
 
 tu abreviat; tu kurtal; tu abrij; tu redii,s; tU 
 
 koufjn; tu lop. 
 Shorten, Eert-n, v. i. tu gro Jert; tu be diminijt. 
 Shortener, Eert-n-er, n. he er dat hwiq Jertnz. 
 Shortening, Eert-n-ig, n. de akt ov makig Jert; 
 
 sumtig dat maks past Jert and frjabl, az buter, 
 
 Iqrd, &s. [gerz. 
 
 Short-fingered, Ejrt-fig-gerd, a. havig Jort fig- 
 Short-footed, Eori-f ut-ed, a. havig Jort fet. 
 Short-haired, Eert-h;^rd, a. havig Jort hj^r. 
 Shorthand, Eort-hand, u. a kontrakted metod 
 
 ov ritig fer de sak ov rapiditi; stenografi. 
 Short-horned, Eurt-hernd, a. havig Jert hernz. 
 Short-legged, Eert-legd, a. havig Jert legz. 
 Shoet-lived, Eort-ljvd, a. not livig or lastig log. 
 Shortly, E6rt-li,a(/. kwikli; scon; — konsjsli;brefli. 
 Short-necked, Eort-nekt, a. havig a Jert nek. 
 Shortness, Eort-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig Jert; 
 
 brcviti: kont-jsnes. 
 Short-nosed, Eert-nozd, a. havig a Jort noz. 
 Short-rid, Eort-rib, n. wunov de loer erfels ribz; 
 
 bastard rib. 
 Shortsight, E:.)i't-sjt, n. a defekt ov sjt. 
 Shortsighted, Edrt-sjt-ed, a. unabl tu se fqr; — 
 
 sed ov korpureal sjt, but mor komonli ov intel- 
 
 ektyqal sjt; nersjted. 
 Shortsightedness, Eort-sit-ed-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 beig Jertsited; nersjtednes; defekt ov sjt. 
 Short-tailed, Eort-tald, a. havig a Jert tal. 
 SnoET-WAiSTED, Sort-wast-ed, a. havig a Jert 
 
 wast or bodi. [matik. 
 
 Shoet-tvinded, Eert-wind-ed, a. Jortbrett; ast- 
 Shoet-winged, Eort-wigd, a. havig Jert wigz. 
 Shoet-witted, Eert-wit-cd, a. simpl; skant ov 
 
 wit. 
 Shoey, Ewr-i, a. Ijig ner de kost; havig Jorz.
 
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 Shot, Xot, i. and )>. from Sat. Se {Sh/fit.) 
 
 SuOT, Xut, »., pi. Xot, or Xota; dat hwi<j iz dis- 
 (;iirjd; an art), bulct. As.; a vcri eiunl granyq,lar 
 biali'tov led, ynzJ forsmol gam; — eni tijj emited; 
 deakt ov Jiiitij); de fljtova misil wcpn; — *a sum 
 qqrjd; Q n-kriio- Se {Scut.) 
 
 SnoTE, Xut, n. a fij rezemblip dc trst;— <i yuj) 
 hog: a pig i>qrjali grcjti. 
 
 Shotfkee, Xot-fre,* a. kler ov At rcknifl; skot-fre; 
 not tu be hurt bj Jot; not injqrd. 
 
 Shotouage, X6t-gaj, n. an instroiraent fer m63iir- 
 ifl At djameter ov Jot. 
 
 SiiuuGii, Xok, n. a J«gi dog; a Jok. Se {Shock.) 
 
 Suoi/On, 5x1), inttr. an eksklamajon yi^zd in drjv- 
 ijj awii f'xlz. Se {Sfujo.) 
 
 Should, Xud, r. i. an egzily&ri and de/ektiv 
 verb, denotig oblignjon, di^ti, posibiliti, er kon- 
 tinjcnsi. It iz regqrded az de preterit ov /al; 
 and it iz yq,zd tu form de past tensez ov de 
 patenjal uujA; but it iz Ijkwjz yti,zd in de kon- 
 dijonal prezent and fq,tyt|,r tensez. — " He /ud 
 hav past de bil yesterda." "lie /lud dm rjt nu 
 and olwaz." " If j fitd se him, or /ud [ se him 
 tumoro, } wil inform him." In de ferst instans, 
 fud iz yqzd in de past tens; in At sekond, in de 
 prezent; and in de terd, in de fn,tyTj,r. 
 
 Shoulder, XiJl-der, n. At jffnt hwiq kon^kts de 
 qrm tu At bodi; de korespondig jernt in At for- 
 k'g ov a kwodriDped, partikyn,larli ov an edibl 
 animal: de uper f)qrt ov de bak; a rjzij) pqrt; a 
 promini-ns; — a sustanig piser; sup<f>rt. 
 
 Shoulder, Xui-dcr, r. t. tu puj wid insolena 
 and vjulens; tu put upon de Julder. 
 
 Shoulder-belt, X(f)l-der-bolt, w. a belt plast 
 akros de Jolder. [Jolder; de skapyq^la. 
 
 Shoulder BLADE, Xul-der-biad, n. At ban ov de 
 
 Shoulder-clapper, X(jl-der-klap-er,t n. a Jcrifs 
 ofiscr: a balif; — wun hco yqzez grat fredom. 
 
 Shoulder-knot, Xtil-der-not, n. an ^polet: a not 
 ov las or ribou wurn on de Jolder. 
 
 SuouLDER-SHOTTEX, XiJl-der-J6t-n, A. strand in 
 de Jcjldcr. [Julder. 
 
 Shoulder-slip, Eiil-der-slip, n. dislokajon ov At 
 
 Shout, X-st, n. a l^d and vthemcnt kri ov triumf 
 or egzultajon; a pledit; aploz. 
 
 Shout, X-st, r. {. tu krj in trjnmf or egzultajon. 
 
 Shout, X-»t, v. t. tu uter er tret wid J-sts. 
 
 Shouter, X'st-er, n. wun ho Jists. [zultajon. 
 
 Shouting, X'st-ij), n. -At akt ov jTstij); aploz; eg- 
 
 Shove, Xuv, r. t. tu puJ bj man strejjt; tu pro- 
 pel: tu j)ros agenst; tu puJ. 
 
 Shove. Xuv, v. i. tu puJ forward befor wun; tu 
 mcbv in a bot, not b{ urz, but a pol. 
 
 Shove, Xuv, n. de alct ov Juvig: a puJ. 
 
 Shovel, Xdv-cl, n. an instrobmcnt konsistig ova 
 brwi blad, or a skiDp, and a handl. 
 
 Shovel, Xdr-el, r. t. tu tak up and tro wid a 
 Juvel: tu gader or tak up in Iqrj kwontitiz. 
 
 Shovel-board, Xuv-el-bord, n. a lop bord on 
 hwi(j a pla iz performd bj sljdio metal pesez at 
 a mqrk; wun ov At pesez ov metal so yqzd. 
 
 Shovelful, Xdv-el-ful, n. az muc az a Juvel wil 
 hold. 
 
 Shoveller, Euv-el-er, n. wun hiD Juvelz; — a spe- 
 Jez ov duk, bavig a log, brod bil. 
 
 Show, Xo, r. /. [i. iod, j'l. Joip, Jon;] tu cgaibit 
 tu vq; tu mak tu se; tu pcrsev or no; tu displa; 
 tu dir^kt; tu giv pnDf ov; tu prU)v; tu j.ublij; 
 tu inform; tu tcij: tu mak non; tu cks()lan; tu 
 cksp'snd; tu diskuver; tu f)«rnt ■5t. Tu fo (>f, 
 tu set of; tu egzibit ostentajusli. 
 
 Show, £o, r. i. tu aper, tu luk; tu bar aperans; 
 tu mak an eksibijon. 
 
 Show, £o, n. a spektaki; sumtig publikli ckspcJzd 
 tu vq for muni; eksternal or sqj)erf ijal aperans: 
 not realitij ostentajus diapla; parad; ostcntajon; 
 
 publik aperans; k6ntrari tu konselnunt; sem- 
 
 Llans; Ijknes; gpejusnes; eksibijon; pomp. 
 Show-bill, iiu-bil, n. a Iqrj Jet ov paper wid 
 
 an advcrtizmtnt printed on it in Iqrj letcrz. 
 Show-bread, «/• Shew- bread, Xo-bred,fi. amdg 
 
 de Jqz, twelv lovz ov bred, reprezi^ntiy de twelv 
 
 tribz ov 'Izrael, plast wekli on de goldn tablz ov 
 
 de sdflktyqari, and afterwardz lofuli ctn onli 
 
 bj At prcsts. 
 Shower, Xo-er, n. wun hot) Joz; an egzibitcr. 
 Shower, X^-er, u. a kopius fol ov ran or hal, OT 
 
 Jort dqrajon; a kopius fol or distribqjon ov eni 
 
 tip; sumtig Jed er pord d'Sn. 
 Shower, X's-er, v. t. tu wet or drisn wid ran; tu 
 
 por d-»n; tu distribyqt or besto liberali. 
 Shower, X-s-er, v. i. tu ran in J'serz. [/•seri. 
 SnowERiXESs, X^-er-i-nes, ». At stat ov beig 
 Showerless, X-s-er-les, a. wid^tjuerz. 
 Showery, Xr-er-i, a. ranig in Jiserz; rani. 
 Show-glass, X(f)-gla3, n. a Jo-manz glas; a miror. 
 Showily, X6-i-li, ad. in a Joi maner. 
 Showiness, X6-i-ncs, n. At stat ov beig Joi. 
 Showish, Xo-iJ, a. splendid; gedi; Joi; ostentajua. 
 Show-man, X6-man, «.,/'Z. X6-men; wun ho) eg- 
 
 zibits Joz. 
 Shown, Xon, p. from So. Se {Show.} [bijonz. 
 Show-place, X(f)-plas, n. a plas for publik eksi- 
 Showv, Xo-i, a. splendid; godi; ostentajusli fjn. 
 SuRAPXELL, Xrap-nel, a. {Gunnery) apljd tu 
 
 Jelz fild wid musket bolz tu be projekted bj 
 
 an eksplojon. 
 Shred, Xred, v. t. [i. Jred, ps. Jredig, Jred;] ta 
 
 kut intu smol pesez. [fragment. 
 
 Shred, Xred, n. a smel pes kut of; a strip; a 
 Shredding, Xred-ig, n. de akt ov kutig of; hwot 
 
 iz kut of. [ments. 
 
 SiiREDDV, Xred-i, a. konsistig ov Jredz or frag- 
 Shrew, Xrti), «. a pevij, brolig wuman; a skold, 
 
 a termagant; — a JrODmus. Se {Shrew jnmise.) 
 Shrew, Xroa,* v. t. tu beJnJb; tu knrs. 
 Shrevvd, Xrood, a. [de i4rtisipl ov de verb /r<o,] 
 
 [orijinali, malijus: mist^ivus: bad; panful; dan- 
 
 jerus; JribiJ:] qrtful; kanig: sagajus; sensibl; 
 _, Jqrp-sjted; akiit; ken; penetratig: qrq: slj. 
 Shrewdly, Xriwi-li, ad. in a Jn»d maner; kun- 
 
 igli; sljli: wid gud ges. 
 Shrewdness, Xnkl-nes, n. At kwoliti ov bcifl 
 
 JrJ)d: sagasiti: kunig; qrqncs. 
 Shrewish, XnL-iJ, a. havig de kwolitiz ov a Jroy 
 
 froward: petyqlantli klamorus. 
 Shrewishly, Xnf)-iJ-li, ad. petyn,lantli; pevipi; 
 
 frowardli. [frtti. 
 
 Shrewishness, Xnf)-iJ-nes, n. de kwolitiz ov a 
 Shrewmouse, XrOb-m-ss, u., pi. Xnfc-mjs; a smol 
 
 animal rezemblig a m'ss, wans tet venomus. 
 Shriek, Xrek, r. i. tu uter a Jqrp, Jril krj, az in 
 
 distres; tu kri "st in aggwij: tu skrem. 
 Shriek, Xrek, n. an inqrtikyqlat krj ov distres 
 
 or aggwij: a skrem. 
 SiiRiEKER, Xrt'k-er, n. wun hut) Jrcks. 
 Shrieking, Xrtfk-ig, n. At akt ov makig Jrcks. 
 Shrieval, Xrt'v-al, a. bclogig tu At Jrev er Jerif. 
 Shrike, Xrjk, n. At buqcr-berd. 
 Shrill, Xril, a. s'sndig in a persig, tremyqlus 
 
 maner; uterig an nkqt ffsnd; I'sd and Jqrp or kler. 
 Shrill, Xril,* r. i. tu mak a Jril s-»nd. 
 Shrill, Xril.* v. t. tu ekspres in a Jril maner. 
 Shrilling, Xril-ig, n. a persig, Jril sisnd. 
 Shrillness, Xrit-ues, n. At kwoliti ov brig Jril. 
 Shrill-Tongued, Xril-tugd, a. havig a Jril vffs. 
 Shrilly, Xril-li, ad. wid a Jril nffz er ssnd. 
 Shrimp, Xrimp, n. a smol, krustajus fij; — a litl, 
 
 rig kid man: a dwerf. 
 Shrine, Xrjn, 7i. a kas, boks, er rescptakl, fer rc- 
 
 pozitig sumtig sakrcd, az de remanz er reliks or 
 
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 Sheine, Xrin, V. t. tia pins in a Jrjn: tu enjrjn. 
 Shrink, Xriflk, r. e. [e. Jruijk, ps. Jriiikai, Jrugk; 
 
 — At preterit //'aiyi- ami ds p4rtisipl //wy/c/z. qr 
 
 nerli obsolet;] tu kontrakt spontaneusli; tu 
 
 Jrivl; tu widdro er fol bak, az from danjer; tu 
 
 rsktfl: tu rEtjr. [trakt. 
 
 Shrink, Srii)k, v. t. tu mak tu Jriijk; tu kon- 
 Sheink, &ii)k, n. kon|gaJon; kontrakjon intu 
 
 les kuinpas; kontrakjon ov de bodi from fsr or 
 
 horor. 
 Shrixkee, Srigk-er, n. wun hcb Jrigks. 
 Shrinking, Xrii)k-ii), n. de akt ov wun hcb Jrigks; 
 
 u rekerlig; kontrakjon. 
 Shrite, Srjt, n. {Omith.) a nam ov de truj. 
 Shrive, Srjv,* v. t. [i. Jrav w Jrjvd, ps. Jrjvig, 
 
 Jrivn:] tu her, az a prsst, at konfejon. 
 Shrive, Erjv,* v. i. tu administer konfejon. 
 Shrivel, Sriv-1, v. i. tu kontrakt itself intu 
 
 riiiklz: tu wider; tu Jrii)k. 
 Shrivel, Xriv-1, v. t. tu kontrakt intu rigklz, 
 Shriver, Srjv-er,* n, wun hoD Jrjvz; a konfesor. 
 Shriving, Srjv-ig,* n. de akt ov herii) konfejon. 
 Shroff, Srof, n, an Est-Indian bagker er mdni- 
 
 qanjer. 
 SHROun, Srsd, n. &.z dres ov a kerps; a wjndig- 
 
 jEt;— de branq ov a tre;— /'Z. {Naut.) Az Iqrj 
 
 rops suportig a mast laterali. 
 Sheoud, Sr-sd, v. t. tu Jelter; — tu klod; tu dres, 
 
 espejali for de grav; — tU kuver from danjer, 
 
 az an ajent; — *tu kut or lop of de top branqez 
 
 ov trez. 
 Sheoud, SrTsd, v. i. tu hqrbor; ta tak Jelter. 
 Shroudless, Sr'sd-les, a. havig no Jrsd. 
 Shkoudy, Snid-i,* a. afordig Jelter. 
 Sheove, Srov,* r. i. tu revel at Srovtjd. 
 Sheovetide, Sr(&v-tjd, n. [from frov, de preterit 
 
 ov//'?!',] de tjm ov konfejon; SrcDV-Tuzda. Se 
 
 {Shrove- Tuesday.') 
 Shrove-Tuesday, Srov-Tqz-da, n. de Tqzda 
 
 after Kwinkwajesima Sunda, and imediatli 
 
 presedig AJ-Wenzda, de ferst da ov Lent; so 
 
 keld bekoz on dat da konfejon woz mad, pre- 
 
 paratori tu de fast ov Lent. 
 Sheub, Srub, n. a smel, lo, dwerfij tre, hwiq, in- 
 
 sted ov wun siggl stem, ofn puts fort, from de 
 
 sam roit, several stemz; a buj; — a beveraj er 
 
 likor kompozd ov rum er uder spirits, asid, and 
 
 Jugar. 
 Sheub, Xrub, «. t. ta rid from bujez er trez. 
 Sheubbery, Erub-er-i, n. a. plantajon er grot ov 
 
 Jrubz. 
 Shrubbiness, Srdb-i-nes, n. At stat ov beig Jrubi. 
 Sheubby, Xrub-i, a. rez^mblig a Jrub; ful ov 
 
 Jrubz; buji; konsistig ov Jrubz. 
 Sheubless, Xrdb-les, a. destitqt ov Jrubz. 
 Sheug, Xrug, V. i. tu kontrakt er dre up de Jol- 
 
 derz, az in de felig ov kold, averjon, er disatis- 
 
 fakjon. ■ [Jolderz. 
 
 Shrug, Erug, v. t. tu kontrakt er dro up, az de 
 Sheug, Erug, n. a droig up ov de Jolderz. 
 Sheunk, Xrugk, i. and p. from {Shrink.) 
 Sheunken, Xrdgk-n, p. from {Shnnk;) Jrugk;— 
 
 uerli obsolet. 
 Shu, Eot), ird-er. begon! a term yq,zd tu frjtn pol- 
 
 tri. Se {Shoo,) and {Sh/ugh.) 
 Shuck, Xuk, n. a husk er Jel;— a Jok. 
 Shuddee, Eiid-er, v. i. tu fel a kold tremor from 
 
 fer, horor, or averjon; tu kwak wid fer; tu 
 
 trembl; tu Jak. 
 Shuddee, Xiid-er, n. a tremor; stat ov tremblig. 
 Shuddeeing, Eiid-er-ig, n. a tremblig kozd bj 
 
 fer er dred. 
 Shuffle, Xuf-1, r. t. tu tro intu disorder; tu 
 
 ajitat tti,multyi],usli, so az dat wun tig taks de 
 
 plas ov aniider; tu konf qz; tu qanj de pozijon 
 
 ov kqrdz wid respekt tu eg uder; tu remdav er 
 
 intrudes bj nienz ov dezind konfqjon. Tu fujl 
 
 (if, tu get rid ov. Tu fujl up, tu ferm tq,mult- 
 
 yqusli er frodyqlentli. 
 Shuffle, Etif-l, v. i. tu tro kqrdz intu a nq, 
 
 order;— tia pla men triks; tu praktis fred; tu 
 
 ivad fq,r kwestyonz; tu ekwivokat; tu kwibl; — 
 
 tu strugl; tu moov wid an iregyi],lar gat. 
 Shuffle, Edf-1, n. de akt ov wun hoo Juflz; an 
 
 iregyqlar moivment; a trik; an eva;^on; a kwibl. 
 Shuffleboaed, Edf-1-bord, ',i. de'old nam ov 
 
 {Shcrr el -hoard.) [iz Jakn in a hat. 
 
 Shufflecap, Enf-1-kap, n. a pla at hwig muni 
 Shuffler, Edf-ler, n. wun hco plaz triks, er Juflz. 
 Shuffling, Edf-lig, n. de akt ov wun hco Juflz; 
 
 kurif qjon; trik; qrtifis; an iregyqlar gat. 
 Shuffling, Edf-lig, pp. a. troig intu konfqjon; 
 
 evasiv; disinjenyqus. [iregyqlar gat. 
 
 Shufflingly, Euf-lig-li, ad. wid a Jufl er an 
 Shumac, Ec6-mak, n. Se {Sumach.} 
 Shun, Eun, r. t. tu av6^d; tu deklin; tu endevor 
 
 tu eskap; tu z\\\A; tu evad; tu esqq. 
 Shun, Eun, v. i. tu dekljn: tu aved tu dCD a tig. 
 Shunless, Edn-les, a. inevitabl; unaverdabl. 
 Shunt, Eunt, n. a Jert ralrod tu turn from a 
 
 grater. 
 Shut, Eut, v. t. \i. Jut, ps. Jutig, Jut;] tm kloz 
 
 so az tia prohibit Ingres er egres; tu mak not 
 
 opn; tu. enkltiz; tu konfin; tu prohibit; tu bqr; 
 
 tu eksklqd; tu kontrakt from an ekspanded 
 
 stat. Tu Jut st, tu eksklqd; tu deni cdmijon 
 
 tu. Tufut up, tu kloz up; tu mak impervius; 
 
 tu mak impasabl; tu konfjn; tu imprizn. Tiii 
 
 he fut ov, tu be klerd er rid ov; — sam az tw, he 
 
 fot ov. 
 Shut, Eut, v. i. tu be klozd; tu kloz itself. 
 Shut, Eut, pi. a. klozd; rid; kler; fre. 
 Shut, Eut, n. kloz; de akt ov Jutig; a Juter. 
 Shutter, Eut-er, n. he er dat hwiq Juts; a kuver 
 
 fer a windo er uder apertqr; a dor. 
 Shuttle, Edt-1, n. de instrooment wid hwiq a 
 
 wever Joots de kros tredz. 
 Shuttlecock, Eut-1-kok, n. a kerk stuk wid 
 
 federz, tu be drivn bakward and forward bj 
 
 plaerz wid a batldor. 
 Shy, Ej, a. rezervd; not familyar; not fre ov be- 
 
 havyor; ferful; kff; kejus; wqri; qi^ri; kepig at a 
 
 distans; unwilig tu aproq; suspijus; jelus. [Jer. 
 Shy, Ej, v. i. tu turn asjd er stijrt, az a hers; tu 
 Shyly, Ej-li, ad. in a Ji maner; not familyarli. 
 Shyness, E|-nes, n. de stat ov beig Jj; rezerved- 
 
 nes. 
 Siagush, Sj-a-guJ, n. a feljn kwodrmped; karakal. 
 Sialagogue, Sj-al-a-gog, n. {Med.) a medisin 
 
 dat inkresez de flo ov saljva and uder flqidz, 
 
 from de parotid and uder glandz, ner de mut. 
 Siamese, Sj-am-ez, «. sii). &ud pi. a nativ er na- 
 
 tivz ov Sjam. 
 Siamese, Sj-am-ez, a. belogig tu Sjam. 
 SiBBENS, Sib-enz, n. an infekjus dizez in de 
 
 imsntenus pqrts ov Skotland, rezemblig sifilis. 
 Siberian, Sj-be-ri-an, a. relatig tu Sjberia. 
 Siberian, Sj-be-ri-an, n. a nativ ov Sjberia. 
 SiBERiTE, Si-be-rjt, or Sib-e-rjt, n. {Mm.) rCD- 
 
 bi-'ljt or red tiormalin. 
 SiBiLANCE, Sib-i-lans, n. a. hisig S'snd, az ov S. 
 Sibilant, Sib-i-lant, a. havig de s'snd ov de 
 
 leter S; hisig. 
 Sibilant, Sib-i-lant, w. a leter er karakter hav- 
 ig a hisig s'snd, az S. [hisig S'snd. 
 Sibilation, Sib-i-la-Jon, n. de akt ov hisig; a 
 Sibilous, Sib-il-us, a. hisig: sibilant. 
 Sibyl, Sib-il, n. {Myth.) a profetik wuman ov 
 
 anjent Gres and Itali. cliir wer several, de 
 
 most selebrated ov httim woz de sibil ov Kqme; 
 
 — a wiq. 
 Sibylline, Sib-il-jn, a. ov er belogig tu a sibil
 
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 SiBTLLiBT, Sib-il-iitt, n. a dcvoU or At libil. 
 SiCAMoRK, Sik amor, n. a Iqrj forwl Irt. St 
 
 HiccAKt'fit:, Sik-a-riD-p^, n. an l^dt-Indian kffn, 
 
 ov dc valyii uv 60 itonUi. 
 SiccATiOX, >i-ku-/on,» n. At akt ov drjin. 
 Siccative, Sik-a-tiv, a. drjio: k>)xio lu drj. 
 Sicciric, Sjk-»if-ik,* a. kitiijj drfiiDs. [yV- 
 
 SlCCITV, Sik-Hi-li, n. drjiies. urulili; wont or m96t- 
 SlCK, Sji, n. At number aik.t at dit. 
 Sicilian, Si-Kil-i-an, ». a naiiv ov Si»ili;— «. rt- 
 
 latig tu Sinili. 
 Sick, Sik, *. aHiktod wid dii^i; il in belt: af^kt- 
 ed wid ni'i/ra; il in At stuinak; sikli; il; indis- 
 p<I)id; (liif^ii.ttud;— a|ilj<l tu a plan or rvitin hwi^r 
 diir iz ."ikiie.i; at, "a nik niiin." 
 Sick, Sik,* r. i. tu vikn; tu be il. 
 8lCK-iit:u, Sik-bed, n. a bed on hwxq wun is kon- 
 
 f jnd \ti siikueD. 
 Sicken, Sik-n, r. t. tu mnk sik; tu dii£i; tu 
 
 wrkn; tu im|<4r. 
 Sicken, Sik-n, i . <'. tu gru sik; tu fol intu dhit; 
 
 tu gru wek; tu drkii; tu laggwij; tu be dis- 
 
 gtL'ted. 
 S1CKI8U, Sik-iJ, a. «umbwot sik; inkljnd tu be 
 
 sik: koxig m't/ea; n<i/catiu. 
 S1CKI8IILV, Sik-iJ-Ii, ad. in a sikij manor. 
 SiCKiHii.viiSS, Sik-iJ-iu'-s n. Ac stat ov brig .'ikij. 
 Sickle, Sik-I, n. u huk r>r rrpiy gran; a rrpiu- 
 
 buk. St {S/.ld.y 
 SicKLEi), Sik-ld, M. fumijt wid a sikl. [cr. 
 
 SicKLEMAN, Sik-l-man, n., d/. Sik-1-men; a rtp- 
 SicKLiNEtiii, Sik-li-nes, n. it ttat or bein sikli; 
 
 dit^i. 
 Sickly, Sik-li, a. not hoiti; ritited wid siknes; 
 
 nut !«^iid; diu'ed; morbid; not wcl; fant; wek; 
 
 lay^wid. 
 Sickly, Sik-li, ad. not in holt. 
 Sickly, Sik-li,* r. t. tu mak diifsd; tu sikn. 
 Sickness, Sik-nci<, n. de ^tat or beig sik; dixit; 
 
 ilne.i: mulodi; nojca; disorder in de organz or 
 
 dijcstyon. 
 Sic Passim, Sik pas-im, [L.] so creri hwnr. 
 SiDDOW, Sid-u, a. suij ut LffI frtli; apl|<l tu prt. 
 Side, S|d, n. At p<\rt ov a man or an animal for- 
 
 lifjd bi dt ribt; at, At rjt rfJ, At left /t*/,-— a jKjrt 
 
 ov oni tig bwiq ix log and bnxl, ax di^tingwijt 
 
 from an end;— a lin ov b'snd.iri;— de rjt or Toft; — 
 
 mqrjin; vorj;— cm kjnd ov lukal rr-ipokt;— pqrt; 
 
 pqrti; intort'st; sekt;— cni pqrt plast in kontradis- 
 
 tigkjon or o{XJxi/on tu antidvr. 
 Side, Si<I, a. lateral; oblr'k; indir^kt;— log: brod. 
 Side, S^d, t. •'. tu len on wun sjd; — tu jirn a 
 
 pqrti: tu engnj in a fukjun. 
 Side, S|d,* r. t. tu be at de sjd or; ta stand at 
 
 de fjJ iiv;— tu sqt; tu p^ir. 
 Sideboaku, Sjd-burd, n. u tabl, or pee ov fumi- 
 
 tqr, plast at wun sjd, or in dt rts^, or a djnig- 
 
 ruttm. [orattater. 
 
 SiDK-BOX, Sfd-bok*, n. an enklutd wt on de sid 
 Side-cl'T, Sjd-kut, n. a lateral kanil dir^rjin 
 
 from At man kanil. [tidea. 
 
 Sidep. S;-i-'-H, a. havig a s{d; ax, wan-«j(f«a, tiD- 
 SiM • ~ : ■ I, n. an insekt. 
 
 Sli>> U> '■ inkl]nd: obl^k; slopip: at, 
 
 '/ ' tnotdirdkt. 
 
 SiDkLusu, >jU-lug, J. lateral: oblfk:not in frunt: 
 SlDELOM). S^-lug, ad. litermli; oblekli; on dt 
 
 sjd: o.'-kans. 
 SiDELouK. Sjtl-lak. n. an obl/k; oq. 
 Sider, S|<l-tT, n. won b<b ^Idi nr J9ni a pqrti. 
 SiDKKAL. Si(l-or al. a. stqri: astral; eidtrral. 
 SiUERATEU, Sid<Tat-<xl, a. blast«d; planot-struk. 
 SiDERATioN. Sid-cr-ik-/on, n. a suden mortifika- 
 
 ion; a bla^<t; a sudeo deprira/oo or Miis,ai in an 
 paplcksi. 
 
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 SiOKBXAL, Si-d^-rt-al, a. astral; stqri; rtlatig tu 
 
 At Rtqrx. 
 SiDEKiTK, Sid-er-jl, n. {.Vin.} At Itjdstun; a fu%- 
 fut or iuTa.—{Uot.) a plant er jtniu or pUatt 
 kold i'lrnicuri. 
 S1DEBITI8. Sider-j-tie, n. {B<jt.) a jenusor plaoU 
 
 and /rubi: siderit. 
 SiDEHocALciTE, Sid-or-o-kil-ejt, n. (J/i«.) d( 
 
 lifHn s|«}r. 
 Siiii.nooiiArHic, Sid-er-o-grif-ik, t a. re- 
 
 SiiiLUouKAriiiCAL, Sid-or-u-grif-i-kal, t latig 
 
 tu siderogmfi. 
 SiDEKOURAriiiST, Sid-er-6g-ni-fist, n. wun hOt 
 
 |irukti.«-x siderogmfi. 
 SIDEUOOUAPUY, Sid-er-Zig-ra-fi, n. At qrt or 
 
 pniktis KV eiigraviy on siel. 
 SiUKEoiiASCY, Sid-er-u-man-si, n. divinajon bj 
 
 burniy .iir.it, it*., on red-hot ium. 
 SiDERosiHisoLiTE, Sid-er-o-sis-o-ljt, «. <J/»n.) 
 
 a blak mineral. 
 SiDEROscopE, Sid-er-o-skop, n. an itutnunent 
 
 for dct^ktig jimot {K^rtiklz or jurn. 
 Sidesaddle, Sjd-.-yid-l, n. a wumanz sadl or set 
 on hor^bak: — a plant and finer; a piqer-Japt 
 finer. 
 Sidesman, Sjdz-man, n. an aalstant tu a qarq- 
 
 worden. 
 Side-table, Sjd-ta-bl, n. a tabl tu be plast at 
 de sjd ov a ram. Iwrti. 
 
 SiDETAKiNO, Sid-tak-ig, n. At akt or jffnig a 
 Side-vikw, Sjd-vq, n. an obljk vq; a sjd luk. 
 Sidewalk, Sjd-w.»k, n. a wok for fut-pa^ojcrz 
 bj dt sjd ov a strtt or rod; a fut-wa; a fut-pat 
 Sideways, Sjd-wat, ad. lateral!; sidwjz. 
 Side-wind, Sjd-wind, n. a wind bloig laterali. 
 SiDEWisE, Sjd-wjz, ad. latenili; on or toward wun 
 
 aid. 
 SiDiNU, Sjilig, n. a lenig tu a gjd er pqrti;— a 
 
 tum-'st or pn^ig plas on a ralrcxl. 
 
 Sidle, Sj-dl,J r. 1. tu gu sjdwjz, or wid At bodi 
 
 At naroest wa; tu Ij on de s^d; tu miDr tu wun 
 
 . "JJ- [wjz. 
 
 ."^idling, Sid-lig, aJ. in a sjd or sKjpig wa: sid- 
 
 SiEOE, Srj, n. Ac akt ov brs-otig a fortifjd plas 
 
 wid an qrmi; de akt or btsrjig; eni kontinyqd 
 
 endevor tu gan pozcjon;— •stt; tron; plas; kl(u; 
 
 ragk:— sfa>l. 
 
 SiEMTE, Sj-en-jt, n. (.Vm.) a mk or stun kom- 
 
 Ii'sndi'.l ov kw.irt^, ffl.tjiqr, and hornblend. It 
 
 rnemblt ^nit, but difert frum it in bavin 
 
 h<>rnblcnd inst«d uv mjka. Ititn oIku {rt/rnitt^ 
 
 SiENiTic, Sj-on-it-ik, a. rtlatig tu, or kontanig, 
 
 sjcnjt. 
 Sierra, Si-^r-a, n. [.*&.] a ranj ov mvntenx. 
 Siesta, Si-^s-ta, n. [S/>.] n«t or sitp takn after 
 diner, in At hot pqrt or de da; komun in wono 
 kuntrit. 
 Sieve, Sir, n. a vesel wid a botom or notwurk. 
 mor or les kurs, yqxd tu ."ejiarat dt finer pqrt 
 or eni substans from At kt»rw>r, ax flur from 
 bran; — a bulter; a s\>n<: a b^i-iket. 
 Sirr, Sift, r. t. tu sefiaral, az fliir from bran, bJ 
 ^ a siv; tu separnt; tu egt.imin klosli: tu tr{. 
 Sifter. Sift-er, n. wun hcb sifts; a bolter: a sir. 
 SiKTiNO, Sift-ig, n. At akt ov yqzig a siv; skr*- 
 
 tini. 
 Sio. Sig. a pre fiks yqtd bj At Saksonx, signifjig 
 
 riktijri; ax, «'<;bert, famus for riktori. 
 Sigh. Sj, r. i. tu inhiil and ckKpjr odibli, ax frum 
 grrf: tu tmit bret odibli, ax in grtf or »uferig 
 tu rtspjr. 
 Sion, SJ, r. t. tu lament: tu mom. 
 .Siaii, si, fi. a dtp rcspirajon, az in grtf: a dtp, 
 
 log bret. 
 SioiiCR, Si-er, fi. wun tub ({i. 
 SioHiNO, Sj-lg, n. At akt or wun ba> s]t.
 
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 Sight, Sjt, n. persepjon bj de j; de akt ov ssig; 
 de p'ser or fakulti ov seiy; vii,;— dat hwicj iz sen 
 er tu be sm; spektakl^ Ja; eksibijon; nolej; — j; 
 instnoinent ov seig; apertii^r pervius tia ds \, er 
 uder pffnt fikst tu gjd de j; az, de «2< ov a 
 kwodrant, a gun, &s.; — \<x grat number. 
 
 Sighted, Sjt-ed, a. havig sjt; — yT^zd qefli in kom- 
 pozijon; az, kwik-*/<erf, Jert-«/<«5. 
 
 SiGHTFUL, Sjt-ful,* a. vizibl; perspikyt^us. 
 
 SiGHTFULNESS, Sjt-f ul-ues,* w. perspikiyti. 
 
 Sight-hole, 8jt-hal, n. a hoi tu bs sgn trco. 
 
 Sightless, Sjt-les, a. wontii) sjt; bljnd; — *not sjt- 
 li; ot'ensiv tu ds j: invizibl. 
 
 Sightlessness, Sjt-les-nes, n. wont ov sjt. 
 
 Sightliness, 8jt-li-nes, n. de stat ov beig sjtli. 
 
 Sightly, Sjt-li, a. plezig tia de j; kumli. 
 
 Sight-seeing, 8jt-se-ig, n. de akl ov seig sjts. 
 
 Sight seer, Sit-se-er, n. wun hco sez sjts er kq,- 
 riositiz. 
 
 SiGiL, >Sij-il, 11. seI; signatt^r. 
 
 SioiLLARiA, 8ij-i-la-ri-a, n.pl. fosil plants f-gnd 
 in ku)l fermajonz. [sel. 
 
 SiGiLLATiVE, 8ij-il-a-tiv,* a. fit tta sel, er fer a 
 
 Sigmoid, Sig-mard, a. {Bot.} bent er Japt Ijk de 
 leter S; sigmerdal. 
 
 SiGUOiDAL, Sig-mffd-al, a. kurvd Ijk de Grek 
 leter siijma [;], or de IggliJ leter S. 
 
 Sign, Sjn, n. a tokn; a tokn er piktynr ov a manz 
 okynpajon hug up ner hiz dor; — a signal; a nod, 
 er uder tokn, insted ov wurdz; a tjp; a simbol; 
 Q mqrk; a not; a simtom; an omen; prognostik; 
 presaj: a wunder; a mirakl; a prodiji; a mon- 
 yi|,ment; a memorial; — a konstelajon in de zodi- 
 ak; — an aljebraikal indikajon; — a mqrk ov dis- 
 tigkjon; a subskripjon ov wunz nam; az, a sin- 
 manyqal. 
 
 Sign, 8jn, v. t. tia mqrk vfid karakterz er wid 
 wunz nam; tia mqrk; tia denot; tia Jo; tu ratif j 
 bj hand er sel; tu signifj. 
 
 Signable, 8in-a-bl, a. dat ma be sjnd. 
 
 Signal, 8ig-nal, n. notis givn bj a sjn; a sjn dat 
 givz notis; a mqrk; indikajon. 
 
 Signal, 8ig-nal, a. eminent; memorabl; remqrk- 
 abl; ekstrordinari; distiggwijt. [nal. 
 
 Signality, Sig-nal-i-ti,* n. de stat ov beig sig- 
 
 81GNALIZE, 8ig-nal-jz, v. t. tu mak signal, emi- 
 nent, er remqrkabl. [m^morabli. 
 
 Signally, Sig-nal-i, ad. eminentli; remqrkabli; 
 
 SiGNATiON, Sig-na-Jon,* n. de akt ov sjnig; a 
 tokn. 
 
 Signature, Sig-na-tqr, n. a personz nam sjnd tu 
 eni paper er instrooment; a sjn er mqrk imprest 
 upon eni tig; a stamp; a mqrk; — a mqrk upon 
 eni mater, az plants er personz, indikativ ov yqs 
 er karakter.— (PWniwty) a leter er figy^r, at 
 de botom ov de paj, tu distiggwij Jets er hqf 
 Jets; a printed Jet or hqf Jet.— (J/(M'.> de flats 
 and Jqrps plast after de kief, at de beginig ov 
 de staf. 
 
 Signaturist, Sig-na-tT^-rist,* n. wun fact) holdz 
 de duktrin ov signatn,rz ov plants, &s. 
 
 Signer, 8jn-er, n. wun ha> sjnz. 
 
 Signet, Sig-net, n. a sel; a reral sel; de privi sel 
 ov de kig ov Iggland, yqzd in selig prjvat leterz 
 and grants under de .sjn-manyn,al. 
 Significance, 8ig-nif-i-kans, j n. de p-ser ov 
 SlONiKiCANCY, Sig-nif-i-kan-si, \ signifjig; dat 
 hwi(j iz signif jd; menig; fors; onerji; impertans; 
 moment. 
 Significant, Slg-nif-i-kant, a. ekspresig menig; 
 ekspr^siv ov sumfcig beyond de eksternal mqrk; 
 betoknig; standig az a sjn ov sumiig; forsibl tu 
 impress de intended menig; important; wati; 
 momdntus. 
 Significant, 8ig-nif-i-kant, n. dat hwiy iz sig- 
 nifikant; tokn. 
 
 Significantly, Sig-nif-i-kant-li, ed. in a sig- 
 
 nifikant maner. 
 Significate, Sig-nif-i-kat, n. several tigz signi- 
 
 fjd bj a komon term qr its siijnifikats. 
 Signification, 8ig-ni-fi-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 signifjig; dat hwiq iz signifjd; menig eksprest 
 
 bj a sjn er wurd; import; sens; impertans. 
 Significative, 8ig-nif-i-ka-tiv, a. betoknig bj 
 
 an eksternal sjn; forsibl; strogli impresiv. 
 Significatively, 8ig-nif-i-ka-tiv-li, ad. in a 
 
 signifikativ maner. 
 Significativeness, Sig-nif-i-ka-tiv-nes, n. de 
 
 kwoliti ov beig signifikativ. 
 SiGNiFiCATOR, 8ig-nif-i-ka-tor, n. he er dat 
 
 hwiq signifjz. [signifjz. 
 
 81GXIFICATORY, Sig-nif-i-ka-to-ri, n. dat hwiq 
 Significavit, Sig-ni-fi-ka-vit, n. \_L.] {Law) a 
 
 spejez ov rit. 
 Signify, 8ig-ni-f j, v. t. tu mak non er dekl4r bj 
 
 sum tokn er sjn; tu dekl4r: tu men; tu ekspres; 
 
 tu denot; tu implj; tu import; tu wa. 
 Signify, 8ig-ni-f j, v. i. tu ekspres menig wid 
 
 fors; tu men. 
 SiGNiOR, Sen-yor, n. Se {Seignior.} 
 Signiory, 8en-yor-i, n. lerdjip; senyoriti. Se 
 
 {Seigniory,} and {Senim'ity.} 
 Sign-manual, 8jn-man-yq-al, n. {Law} de sig- 
 
 natn,r ov a kig ritn wid hiz on hand, az in grants 
 
 er leterz-patent. 
 Sign-painter, Sjn-pant-er, n, a panter ov sjnz. 
 Sign-post, 8jn-post, n. a post on hwiq a sjn 
 
 hagz. [de kaqflj. 
 
 SiLENA, Si-le-na, n. {Bot.} a spejez ov plantsj 
 Silence, Si-lens, n. de stat ov beig sjlent; fer- 
 
 bn,rans ov speq; tasiturniti; stilnes; sekresi; obliv- 
 ion; obskq,riti. 
 Silence, 8j-lens, inter, komdndig sjlens; be still 
 Silence, 8j-lens, v. t. tu put tu sjlens; tu mak 
 
 sjlent; tu stil. 
 Silent, Sj-lent, a. not spekig; miit; tasiturn; stil; 
 
 wontig efikasi; — not pron'snst; az, a silent leter. 
 
 Silent pqrt/ier, wun hiX) asists in furnijig menz 
 
 for kariig on a biznes, wid^st takig an aktiv er 
 
 ostensibl pqrt in it. 
 Silentiary, 8i-len-Ji-a-ri,* m. wun hoD iz apernted 
 
 tu kep sjlens in kort; wun hco iz sworu not tu 
 
 divdlj sekrets ov stat. 
 Silently, 8j-lent-li, ad. in a sjlent maner; wid 
 
 stilnes. [beig sjlent. 
 
 Silentness, Sj-lent-nes, n. de stat er kwoliti ov 
 Silesia, Si-le-Ji-a, n. a kjnd ov linen mad in 
 
 Silejia. 
 SiLEX, 8j-leks, n. {Min.} flint; de ert ov flint; 
 
 silika. Se {Silica.} 
 Silhouette, Sil-co-et, n. {Fr., from de qrtist;] 
 
 a rcprezentajon ov an objekt, er a smel pcortrat, 
 
 fild in wid a blak kulor; a profel Ijknes bj Jad. 
 Silica, 8il-i-ka, n. {Vhem.} de sjentifik term 
 
 fer silels. It wuz, til latli, ragkt amiig de erts 
 
 proper, but it haz bin transferd tu de kcmikal 
 
 klas ov asidz. It konstitqts de priusipal porjon 
 
 ov most ov de hqrd stouz hwiq kompoz de krust 
 
 ov de glob, okiirig nerli pqr in rok-kristal, 
 
 kworts, agat, kalsedoni, flint, &s. 
 SiLiCALCAREOus, 8il-i-kal-ka-re-us, a. konsistig 
 
 ov silika and kalkareus mater. 
 Silicate, Sil-i-kat, n. a komp'snd ov silisik asid 
 
 and sum has. [ika. 
 
 SiLiCATED, 8il-i-kat-ed, a. impregnated wid sil- 
 81LICE, 8il-is, n. {Hot.} a silikl; a silikul. 
 Silicic, 8i-lis-ik, a. derjvd from er kontani^ 
 
 silika. 
 SiLiciFEROUS, Sil-i-sif-er-us, a. prodqsig silika. 
 SiLiciFiED, 8i-lis-i-f jd, p. a. petrifjd or mineral- 
 
 jzJ bj silijus ert. [leks. 
 
 SiLiciFY, 8i-lis-i-fj, V. t. and *'. tu qanj intu aj-
 
 SIL 
 
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 SIM 
 
 SiLiOlUi'SiTE, SI-U»-l-in(i-rit, n. an ?rt konip<;^t<l 
 
 ov Hilika iitiii msK"'!'''- 
 SlLinouM, Si-li/-ut, M. rtliitii) tu, or kontanit), 
 
 Klli'kx or ailika; fliiili. 
 PlLiriTKD, Si-lis-it-od, a. iraprognBtcd wid fjlek-. 
 KiLicit'M. Si-liJ-i-uin, ( n. {('h<rm.) At metalik 
 KiLicox, Sil-i-koii, i ban ov Hilika. 
 SiLicLC, Sil-i-kl, I n. {/{<*.) a /ert, ta>- 
 
 tSiLiL-ULA, Si-lik-yfi-la,V Tulvd pod, ai in gqr- 
 HiLici'LK, Sil-i-kul, J don-krw. 
 SiLigUA, Sil i kwa, u. [L.\ pi. Sil-i-kwe: \wid 
 
 guld fln(rz,\ a karat, uv hwi<j sikit inak a Hkniipl. 
 
 - {/{•'(.) de jHxl, hunk, or Jol ov plant* ov de 
 
 puU k^iid, iiz de ben, pe, k». 
 SiLiQUE, Si-I^k. M. [Fr.j {Dot.} a loo, t<»-Ta!vd 
 
 pod, as in At kabnj; silikwa. 
 SiLiguosE, Sil-i-kw(i!i, * a. {Hot.) hovig a pod 
 SiLi»ji'OL8, Sil-ikwus, i or kap'^i^l. 
 Silk, Silk, n. a glu«i trc<l »r filament «]mn b| 
 
 silk-wurmz in At katerpilar itat; 8tuf mad ov de 
 
 tred. 
 SiLECOTTOX, Silk-kot-n, «. {li'it.) a Iqij tre ov 
 
 de V'*\, and Went Indrz, so kold from de dvn in 
 
 it!< )<fd-(x>d, ov hwiq kludiy iz mad. 
 SiLK-PUicMKKR, Silk-drt'S-er, ;j. wun ompl*d in 
 
 At trad ov silk. 
 SiLKKN, Silk-n, a. mad ov lilk; silki; ?oft: tender. 
 Silken, Silk-n, r. t. tu mak toft or Kmind. 
 SlLK'ORABM, Silk-grof, ». Q plant hnvin fjbrus 
 
 Irvi. [softni-.s. 
 
 SiLKiXESS, Silk-i-nc.i, n. de «lnt ov beig silki; 
 SiLKMAN, Silk-man, n. a delcr in silk; a silk- 
 
 mvH'iT. 
 SiLK'MERCKR, Silk-m^r-sor, ti. a drier in silk. 
 .'^ii.K MILL, Silk-mil, n. a manyi^faktori ov silk. 
 SiLKNhJut, Silk-nes,* n. silkincs. 
 Silk TiiRowtit, .•^ilk-tro-cr, [ n. wun luo 
 Silk TiiEOWsTKB, Silk-tro-stor, f wjndz, twist«, 
 
 ("pinz, or tru'Z filk, no az tu fit it for wrvip. 
 Silk-weaver, Silk-wev-er, >,. wun hm wrvz silk. 
 ."^iLK-wouM, Silk-wurm, «. At wurm dat spiuz 
 
 .•ilk. 
 Sii.KV, Silk-i, .1. nind ov silk; f<ilkn; coft; tender. 
 Sill, .Sil, n. At grund-sil ov a bildiy:— de hori- 
 zontal pqrl bel<& a windoor dur, bwedcr ov wud 
 
 or slon. 
 Sillabub, Sil-n-bub, n. a likor mad ov milk and 
 
 Wjii or ."[dor and Jugfir. [ijli. 
 
 Sillily, Sil-i-li, a'/, in a sili manor: simpli; fo)!- 
 blLLiMASiTE, Sil-i-iiian-[t, /i. {Ifin.} a mineral 
 
 komp<i)Z<l ov i<i!ika and alqminn, ov a bnsn or 
 
 dqrk-Km kulor, f'snd in Kuuetikut. 
 Silliness, Sil-i-ncs, n. de stal ov brig sili; hqrm- 
 
 \v» foli. l+li. 
 
 SiLLOcK, Sll-ok, n. a fij fund amd^ Ac Jutland 
 SiLLOX, Sil-on, H. {Fort.} o wurk mzd in dr 
 
 mi<ll ov a di<j, in order tu defend it hwcn it iz 
 
 t.T> w|d. 
 
 SiLLT, Sil-i, a. fiiilij: witles; wek; simpi;— *hqnn- 
 
 If*; inoM^nt; wek: helplen. 
 SiLOE, Si-lu-e, a. a rrfidtitori for gran. 
 SlLriiiiiM, Sil-fi-ura, n. [L.] a |>lnnt and it« ji^ft; 
 
 u Rum-ri-zin monjniid \<\ dr nnjmt."; la*«r. 
 Silt, ."^ilt, n. mud: ulim- komin<],tcd nand, kla, 
 
 and vrt, transpurtoti hi runip w.tter. 
 Silt, Silt, r. t. tu im|>^d or ob«tnikt b) aki^mii- 
 
 la/i>ni ov kla, nam!, or frt. 
 SiLi-RlAX, Si lii-ri-nn, a. {(tf^i.) notip a serirz 
 
 ov rok», or o Rnup ov fo^iliforus strata, t\i<\ at qr 
 
 ftind in Wall:- apl|d ol«o tu <j famili ov fi/cz. 
 Sillbipax, Si-li^-ri-dan, a. </<A.> wun ov a 
 
 famili ov fi/cz, i^de tUt(ridr, > or hwi<; de silq- 
 
 ru.« iz dr tjp. Se {SUftrut.) 
 SiLiRfs, Si-lt\-ru8, n. [L.\ a Jtt-fiJ:— de tJp or 
 
 a famili ov fijci, (de ttltp-idMnt, or tilxptdr,) 
 
 havig mrrli a naked skin, or li^rj daeos plata. 
 
 Siltaw, Sil-van, «. relatig tu de wtadi: wradi. 
 
 .*<« {Sylran.) [and a bas. 
 
 Silvatk, Sil-vat, n. a kompvnd ov wilvik ajiid 
 SiLVKU, Silver, /». a hwit, malrabi, duktil, and 
 
 tena/u.H melal, uv a brilyant Iu8t«r hwen poli/t, 
 
 mu<j yiizd for kffn and |>lat;— eni tifl ov soft 
 
 splendor: muni mad ov silver. JfnnMn rilrtr, 
 
 an aldr uv ko|>er, niki, and zigk, but kontanig 
 
 no silver;— muq yqzd for forks, nntinz, 4«. 
 SlLVtR, Sil-ver, a. mad ov silver; nw|t, l{k silvor; 
 
 hnviDQ [uil luster;— soft ov vffii; Roft: jcnti; kwjet. 
 SlLVKR, Sil-ver, r. t. tu kuver wid Mlver; tu 
 
 a<li)rn wid m^ld luHter. [or fulials xilver. 
 
 Silver-beater, Sil-ver-b^t-er, n. wun bm beta 
 Silver BL'SH, .Sil-ver-buJ, n. {Jiot.} a Jrub. 
 Silvkr-kir, Sil-ver-f9r, n. a spejez ov dr f<^r-tiT. 
 Silver KI8II, Sil-vor-fi/, n. a»|«/ezuv fiJ. 
 .Silver (iUAV, Sil-ver-gra, a. ov a kulor rezim- 
 
 blio silver. [kulor ov silver. 
 
 Silver-haired, Sil-rcr-hurd, a. bavin h^r ov de 
 .Silveri.no, ."^il-vor-ifl, n. de qrt ov Kuveri{) de 
 
 ."lirfaiwz ov bo<li« wid a Mn film ov silver, [lef. 
 Silver-leaf, .">il-ver-lcf, n. silver betn intu tin 
 SiLVEHLiNO, Sil-vcr-lin, n. a silver k<vn. 
 SiLVKRLY, .Sil-ver-li, aJ. wid At aperans ov silver. 
 ."^ILVER SUEUDI.NO, ."^il-vcr-Jed-iu, a. Jodio silver. 
 Silversmith, Sil-ver-smit, n. wan ha> wurks in 
 
 silver. [tuj or speQ. 
 
 SiLVER-TO.NGUED, Sil-ver-tufld, a. havij) a »ma>d 
 Silver-tree, Sil-vcr-tre, n. a tre havijj brit or 
 
 silvi-ri fuliaj. [-(ilver. 
 
 Silvery, ."^il-ver-i, a. Ijk silver; bcsprigkld wid 
 Silvic, Sil-vik, a. {Ohem.) apljd tu an a.-'id hwiq, 
 
 wid pinik osid, konytitij^ts de grater jKjr/on ov 
 
 kol6fani or komou rozin. 
 SiMAORK, ."^im-a-gor,* n. grimes. 
 SiMAR, Si-mqr, n. a rob: a liDS, \\i gqrment, sa^ 
 
 az u bi/up wur under biz gun;— olso ritn {yy- 
 
 mar, cimtiuir, and chimviar.) 
 SiMARUBA, Sim-a-nt-ba, n. {Jfed.) At bqrk or 
 
 dr niji kioifia iiiinar(ot>a, a nativ ov de West 
 
 Indez: yiizd az a tonik. 
 ."^iMiA, Siiu-i-a, n. [L.] {Zx^-l.} a itnus ov anl- 
 
 malz rrzembliy man, inkli^dig ae ap, babi&D, 
 
 muyki. A.*. 
 Similar, Sim-i-lar, a. homoj^neas; rct^mblip; 
 
 havio rrzf^mblaos: l^k; yi^nifonn. 
 Similarity, Sim-i-liir-i-ti, n. de stat ov brig 
 
 siuiildr; likiios. 
 SiMiLARY. >*iim-i-lar-i,* a. similar. 
 Simile, ."^im-i-le, n. {l(h<t.\ a rrz^mblans, in 
 
 sum |xiriikyql(ir tip, brtwen t<i> objekts dat qr, 
 
 in dem.o^lvz, disimilnr: a kompari.*on: a simlU- 
 
 tqd: a kompariM>n mad tu il(i.«trol sumtig. 
 Similiter, Si-mil-i-ter, n. [/,.J {Law) At tekni- 
 
 kal (li.-si(jnRjon ov Ar form bj hwic eaer pqrti, in 
 
 jilfiiij), nk.-epts dr ijq tenderd b[ niz opunent. 
 Similitude, Si-mil-i-iqd, a. likncs; rcz^mblans; 
 
 kom|«rison: simile. [ig rrzemblans. 
 
 SiMiLiTLDi.NARY, Si-mil-i-tt\-di-na-ri,* a.drnul- 
 SlMiLOB, .'^iiu-i-lor, ri. an altf ov koper and sipk, 
 
 mnd tu imitat silver and guld; a goldn-kulord 
 
 TBr|fli ov bms. 
 SiMioi'H, Sim-i-as, a. rtlatig tu, or reu^mblig, 
 
 dc luugki. l'^''-) 
 
 Simitar, Sim-i-lar, n. Se (.Sli'mi/ar, and dtrtu- 
 SiMMER, Sim-er, r. i. tu b«Tl jentli; tu b«Tl wid a 
 
 jentl bi.-ig. [kmknel. 
 
 SiMNEL, Sim-nel,* n. a kjnd ov bun or kak; a 
 SiMO.MAi', Si-m6-ni-ak, ». wun bit) praklisei 
 
 simoni. 
 SiMO.MACAL, Sim-o-ni-a-kal, a. rrlatig tu, or 
 
 purtakig ov, simoni. 
 SiMo.viACALLY, Sim-o-ni-a-kal-i, ad. wid At 
 
 gilt ov smiuui. [f^ndz simoni. 
 
 SiHO.Mirr, Sim-o-nisI, n. won bib prmktisct er dt-
 
 SIN 
 
 468 
 
 SIN 
 
 Simony, Sim-o-ni, n. an unlof lal kontrakt fer de 
 
 prezeutiij ov a klerjiman tu a benefis; dt krjin 
 
 ov bjig er selig qurg prsferment; — namd from 
 
 (Simon Ifagvsj) 
 Simoom, Si-mc6m, \ n. a. hot, nokjus wind in 
 Simoon, Si-mdin, j Arabia and sum pqrts ov 
 
 At'rika, keld elso samiel and Icamsin. Se {Sa- 
 
 miel.y 
 SiMOUs, Sj-mus, a. havir) a flat noz; snub-ndzd. 
 Simper, Sim-per,J v. i. tu smjl; jenerali, tu stnjl 
 
 afektedli or fflolijli. [fcolij smjl. 
 
 SiMPEK, Sim-per,J n. smjl; jenerali, an afekted or 
 SiMPEREE, Sim-per-er,I: n. wun hcD simperz. 
 SiMPERiNGLY, Sim-per-ii)-li,J ad. wid an afekted 
 
 er fiDliJ smjl. 
 Simple, Sim-pl, a. plan; qrtles; undEzjnig; sinssr; 
 
 not kompleks; not komplikated; unmiggld; siggl; 
 
 onli wun;— sili; foalij; not wjz. 
 Simple, Sim-pl, n. a siijgl ingredient in a medi- 
 
 sin; a drug: sumtii) not kompijnded. It iz pop- 
 
 y\j,larli yi],zd fer a medisinal erb. 
 Simple-minded, Sim-pl-mjnd-ed, a. qrtles; sijjgl 
 
 in purpus; simpl. [simpl. 
 
 Simpleness, Sim-pl-nes, n. de kwoliti ov bfii) 
 Simpler, Sim-pier, n. a kolektor ov simplz; a 
 
 herbalist. 
 Simpless, Sim-pies,* 7i. simplisiti; silines; foli. 
 Simpleton, Sim-pl-ton, n. a sili person; a trjfler; 
 
 a fcDliJ felo. 
 SiMPLiciAN, Sim-pliJ-an,* n. an undEzjnii), un- 
 
 skild person; — opozd tia politifan. 
 Simplicity, Sim-plis-i-ti, n. de stat er kwoliti 
 
 ov btig simpl; plannes; qrtlesnes; siijglnes; wek- 
 
 nes. 
 Simplification, Sim-pli-fi-ka-Jon, n. &z akt ov 
 
 simplifjig; de akt ov makit) plan. 
 Simplify, Sim-pli-f j, v. t. tu mak simpl; tm ren- 
 der plan. [herbalist. 
 SiMPLiST, Sim-plist, n. wun skild in simplz; a 
 Simply, Sim-pli, ad. in a simpl maner; wid'stqrt; 
 
 planli; qrtlesli; ov itself; mErli;solli. 
 Simulachre, Sim-yi\,-la-ker,* n. an imaj. 
 SiMULAR, Sim-yi|-lar,* n. wun dat k'snterfits. 
 SiMULAE, Sim-yi],-lQr,* a. spsjus; plezibl; fand. 
 Simulate, Sim-yq,-lat, v. t. tia fan; tia kisnterfit. 
 Simulate, Sim-yq-lat,* a. fand; simyqlated. 
 Simulated, Sim-yq,-lat-ed, a. k-snterfit; fand. 
 Simulation, Sim-yij^-la-Jon, n. &z akt ov simyn,- 
 
 latig; a fanig; fels pretens. 
 Simultaneity, Si-mul-ta-nE-i-ti, n. &z .stat ov 
 
 beii) sjmultanEUS. 
 Simultaneous, Sj-mul-ta-ne-us, &r Sim-ul-ta- 
 
 ns-us, a. aktii) at de sam tjm; egzistig at dE 
 
 •sam tjm. fsam tjm; tugeder. 
 
 Simultaneously, Sj-mul-ta-nE-us-li, ad. at ds 
 SiMULTANEOuSNESS, "Sj-mul-ta-HE-us-nes, n. 6.z 
 
 slat ov beii) sjmultansus. 
 SiMULTY, Sim-ul-ti,* n. prjvat kworel. 
 SiMURG, Sim-urg, n. a fabyqlus, monstrus herd 
 
 ov de Perjanz. Se {Eoc.y 
 Sin, Sin, n. a transgrejun ov dc le ov God; a vj- 
 
 olajcn ov, or wont ov konfermiti tu, dE divjn le; 
 
 dcpraviti; wikedncs; iuikwiti. He sevn dedli 
 
 dnz {Catholic) qr prjd, jdlnea, envi, murder, 
 
 kdvEtusnes, lust and glutni. 
 Sin, Sin, v. i. tu vjolat dE lo ov God; tu do) wik- 
 
 edli: tu ofend agenst rjt. [mustard. 
 
 SlNAPiS, Si-na-pis, 7i. {Bot.) a JEnus ov plants; 
 SiNAPiSiNE, Sin-a-pis-in, n. a. pekiilyar prinsipl 
 
 ekstrakted from mustard-sed. 
 Sinapism, Sin-a-piz-m, n. {Med.) a kataplazm 
 
 mad ^Efli ov mustard-sed. 
 SiN-BOEN, Sin-bern, a. born ov, er sprog from, sin. 
 SiN-BRED, Sin-bred, a. prcidi'i,st er bred bj sin. 
 Since, Sins, kf/nj. bekoz dat; seIj dat; inazmdqaz. 
 SlMC£, Sins, ad. ag6; bEf6r dis; from dat tim. 
 
 Since, Sins, prep, after; from dE tjm ov; az, "sztis 
 
 dat tjm." 
 Sincere, Sin-ser, a. unhurt; uniujq,rd; pq,r; — on- 
 
 est; rEal; not fand; uprjt; trCD; plan; fragk; un- 
 
 disemblir); unkonipt. [estli. 
 
 Sincerely, Sin-ser-li, ad. in a sinser maner; on- 
 SiNCERENESS, Sin-ser-nes, ) «. dE kwoliti ov bEig 
 Sincerity, Sin-ser-i-ti, i sinser; onesti; pi^ri- 
 
 ti; frsdom from hipokrisi or disimynlajon. 
 Sinciput, Sin-si-put, n. {Anat.} de for pqrt ov 
 
 ds hed. 
 Sindar, Sin-dqr, 7i. a nativ qsf ov Hind(Dstan. 
 SiNDON, Sin-don,* n. a fold; a raper. 
 Sine, Sjn, n. { Geom.) a strat Ijn dren from wun 
 
 ekstremiti ov de qrk ov a serkl, perpendikyx^lar 
 
 tu ds radius, pasig trcD dE uder ekstremiti. 
 Sine, Sj-nE, prep. [Z.] wid'st; az, "sins invidia," 
 
 wid'st envi. 
 Sinecure, Sj-nE-kq,r, n. an ofis wid-st eni dq,tiz 
 
 ataqt tu it; a benefis wid'st a kn,r, er wid'st ds 
 
 k^r ov solz. 
 Sinecure, Sj-nE-kixr, i\ t. tu plas in a sjn£kq,r. 
 SiNECURJSM, Sj-n£-kix-riz-m,». de holdig ov sj- 
 
 neki^rz; de stat er praktis ov a sjnEkq^rist. 
 SiNECURiST, Sj-ne-ki^-rist, n. wun hcD holdz a 
 
 sjnekqr; an advokat fer sjnekq,rz. 
 Sine die, Sj-ne dj-e, [//., luidst f/a,] in legal and 
 
 pqrlimentari laijgwaj, an adjurnment, spie dfs, 
 
 mEnz, wid'st eni spesif jd da fer rEzqmig dE sub- 
 
 jekt, er reasemblig. 
 Sine qua non, Sj-ne kwa non, [L., widst hfoig 
 
 not,] an indispensabl kondijon; dat wid'st hwiq 
 
 dE mater in hand iz nul. 
 Sine'w, Sin-ix, er Sin-yi^, n. a ligament bj hwiq 
 
 a jefnt iz mcDvd; a tendon; a musl; a nerv; — 
 
 hwotever givz stregt er kompaktnes; az, '"Muni 
 
 iz de ftintiz ov wer." 
 SiNE'W, Sin-q, V. t. tu nit, az bj sinqz. 
 Sine"Wed, Sin-q,d, a. havig sini^z; strog; ferm. 
 SiNE'wiNESS, Sin-q,-i-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 si my. 
 SiNE'WLESS, Sin-i|,-les, a. havig no sinqz: WEk. 
 SiNE'W-SHRUNK, Sin-i|-Jrugk, a. havig dE sintiz 
 
 under de beli stif and kontrakted, az ov a hers 
 
 bj over-rjdig. 
 Sinewy, Sin-q,-i, a. konsistig ov a sinii,, er ov 
 
 sini|z; strog; vigorus. 
 Sinful, Sin-ful, a. partakig ov sin; adikted tu 
 
 sin; inikwitus; irslijus; not holi; wiked; kontrari 
 
 tu relijon. [edli. 
 
 Sinfully, Sin-ful-i, ad. in a sinful maner; wik- 
 Sinfulness, Sin-ful-nes, 71. de stat ov bEig sin- 
 ful; inikwiti. 
 Sing, Sig, v. i. [i. sug er sag,^c<. sigig, sug, — say 
 
 iz groig obsolet;] tu ferm de vers tu melodi; tu 
 
 uter wurdz wid mqzikal modyn,laJon; tu uter 
 
 swet s^ndz inqrtikyii,latli; tu mak eni smel er 
 
 Jril nerz; tu tel in poetri. 
 Sing, Sig, v. t. tu uter wid mq,zikal modyqlajon; 
 
 tu relat er men Jon in poetri; tu selebrat; tu 
 
 giv prazez tu, in vers; tu uter hqrmoniusli. 
 Singe, Sinj, v. t. tu skerq; tu burn sljtli er si^- 
 
 perfijali. 
 Singe, Sinj, n. a sljt burn on de surfas. 
 Singer, Sinj-er, n. wun ho) sinjez. 
 Singer, Sig-er, n. wun ha> sigz; wun skild in sigig. 
 Singhalese, Sin-ga-lez, 11. sitj. and pi. a nativ, 
 
 er de nativz, ov Selon; Selonez. [melodi. 
 
 Singing, Sig-ig, n. uterans ov melodius s-sndz; 
 Singing-bird, Sig-ii)-berd, n. a. berd dat sigz. 
 Singing-book, Sig-ig-buk, «. a buk ov tq^nz. 
 Singingly, Sig-ig-li, ad. wid a kjnd ov tqn. 
 SiNGiNG-MAN, Sig-ig-man, n. wun hcD sigz; a 
 
 siger. 
 Singing-master, Sifl-i^-mas-ter, n. wun hco tsq- 
 
 ez de qrt ov sigig.
 
 SIN 
 
 469 
 
 SIR 
 
 Single, Sio-gl, «• wnn; not dubl; not mor dan 
 wun; partikyn,lar; individyi|a!; not koiu[)'?ndt'd; 
 al(l)n: uuli; »uU hiiviy na kompaiiycm; liuvio nu 
 asistuiit:- unmarid;- not kuuii>liknted; n(;t di'),- 
 piikatfd; siujjulur;— notijj a slat or akt in hwiq 
 wun \l opuzd tu wun; az, "a a//;^// komhat;"— 
 wtk; sili; — not dubl-uijndLMl; pur: unkortipt. 
 SisOLE, Sip-gl, t'. t. tu i^bz -^t I'rnni amiig udcrz; 
 tu stl^kt; tu sckwester: tu widdru. 
 
 SiNOLE-FLOWEBKD, Siu-gl-flis-erd, a. havig a 
 sipgl flTScr. 
 
 Single HANDED, Sio-gl-hand-cd, a. havifl but a 
 eiflgl hand; unasistcd. ["prj'- 
 
 Single-hearted, Sip-gl-hqrt-ed, a. sinser; pt^r; 
 
 Singleness, Siy-gl-nea, n. de stat ov beij) siflgl; 
 siuiplisiti; siniiuriti; oncst planner. 
 
 SiNQLE-BTicK, Sig-gl-stik, n. a kujel, keld olso 
 a hak-sord. [valv. 
 
 SiNGLE-VALVED, Sifl-gl-valvd, a. havij) but wun 
 
 SiNGLO, Siy-glo, n. a sort ov fjn tc. 
 
 Singly, Si^-gli, ad. individyii,ali; partik3'Tj,larli; 
 anli; bj wunz self; widit asojiats; oncstli; sin- 
 serli. 
 
 Singsong, Si^-soB, n. a qant, in kont^mt; bad 
 sigiy; an unplczant rcpetijon ov similar wurdz 
 er tojMZ. 
 
 SiNGULAB, Sio-gt^-lar, a. sipgl; not kompund; — 
 purtikynlar; od; cksentrik; stranj; n^r; unegzum- 
 uld; bnviD sumtig not kuinon tu uderz; aluo; ov 
 bwii; d;ir iz but wun. — {Gram.} ekspresig onli 
 wun: not j)ln,ral. [instans. 
 
 Singular, Sig-gii-lar,* n. a partikytilar; sipgl 
 
 SiNGULARiST, Sio-gn,-lar-i8t,* n. wun ho afeitts 
 siDi^nlariti. 
 
 SiNGLLARiTr, Sifl-gn-lar-i-ti, n. de stat ov beij) 
 8iQgii,lar; sumtig ^iggi^Iar or pEki^lyar: pcki^lyi- 
 oriti; unkumonnus; stranjncs; ekscntrisiti; u kt^- 
 ridsiti. [lor. 
 
 SiNGULARiZE, Sifl-gTi-lar-jz,* v. t. tu maksiygn- 
 
 SiNGULARLV, Si{)-gij,-lar-li, ad. in a singular 
 manor; stranjli; pirtikynlarli. 
 
 SiNOL'LT, Sifl-gult,* n. u i^'i\ a hiknp. 
 
 Singultus, Sig-gtil-tus, n. [L.] {Jftd.) dc hikof 
 er bikup. [kjnd ov kwodrant. 
 
 SiNlCAL, Sin-i-kal, a. rrlntij] tu 8jnz; ncotij) a 
 
 Sinister, Sin-is-tcr. «;• Si-nis-ti-r, a. brij) on de 
 left hand; left; not rjl; notdckster; unliiki; inos- 
 piju8: sinistrus. 
 
 Sinister, Sin-is-ter, a. bad; perv^rs; kordpt,- d^- 
 viati() from onesti; unfiir. 
 
 Sinister-handed, Sin-is-ter-hand-ed, a. left- 
 handed: unidki. [unf^rli. 
 
 Sinisterlv, Sin-is-ter-li, ad. perversli: koruptli: 
 
 Sinistral, Sin-is-tral, a, belooifl tu dt left 
 hand; isinisiter; sinistrus. 
 
 SlNiSTRALLY, Sin-is-tral-i, ad. on de left hand; 
 fn)m left tu rjt. 
 
 SiNisTBORSAL, Sin-is-tn5r-sal, a. qzij) from left 
 tu rjt. az a spjral Ijn. 
 
 SiNiSTROUS, Sin-is-tru.*, or Si-nis-trus, a. ginis- 
 tor;- btio on dr left hand; — absurd; per^-^rs; roj). 
 
 SlNisTROUSLV, Sin-i.-i-trus-li, ad. wia a tenden:<i 
 tu de left; jwrv^rsli; absiirdli. 
 
 Sink, Siflk, r. i. [i. supk ur sauk, /«. sigkin. *u«k, 
 —laijk iz groip dbsolet, and giiijkn iz yi^zd az a 
 pqrtisipial adjektiv:] tu f..l d'sn tnt) eni medi- 
 um; tu ga tu dt botom; tu fol gradyqali; tu 
 enter or penrtn\t intu eni IxhIi: tu loiz hjt: tu 
 fol tu Q level; tu br uverhwelmd;— tu dekljn; 
 tu dckru: tu dtka; tu dnap; tu drop. 
 
 Sink. Sijjk, r. (. tu put under Wviter;— tu mak 
 bj digii);— tu df pros; tu drgnid; tu mak tu fol; 
 tu brij) liD: tu diminij: tu kruj; tu ovcrb4r; tu 
 mak tu dckifn: tu supr^. 
 
 Sink, Siyk, n. a dran tu kari of filti weter er 
 ader fvl mater. 
 
 Sinking-fund, Sij)k-iu-fand, n. a por/on ot At 
 
 publik rdvenii ov (iriit Hriten set atx^jrt ftr de 
 
 _ gradyq:il ridukjon ov dt na/onal det. Se {Fund.) 
 
 Sinless, Sin-k-.i, a. egzorat from sin; \>\\t\ inusent. 
 
 SiNLESSNESS, Sin-lc.i-ncs, n. egzemjon from sin. 
 
 ."Dinner, .Sin-er, n. wun boj.sinz; an irelijns person. 
 
 Sinner, Sin-er,t r. t. tu akt de jxjrt ov a ainer; 
 az, "Tu inner it." 
 
 SiNNET, Sin-ct, n. {Xaiit.) rcjp-yqrn bund abit 
 Tu\ti tu prevent dem from golig; Bcnit. 
 
 Sin OFFERING, Sin-of-er-ij), n. an ckspiajon or 
 sakrifjs for sin. 
 
 SiNOPER, Sin-o-per, n. {Jlin.} a red fera>jinuB 
 kworts: iiinopl; a spejez ov ^rfi. 
 
 .^INOPLE, Sin-cj-pl, n. sinoper.— (Z/iw.) grentv^rt. 
 
 .<iN-P0LLUTED, Sin-pol->\,t-ed, a. pointed wid sin. 
 
 .Sinter, Sin-ter, n. {Min.} a mineral; a varjtti ot 
 kqrbonat ov Ijm; elsu a varjeti ov komon Of>al. 
 
 SiNTOC, ."^in-tok, / n. de bqrk ov a spe/ez ov {cin- 
 
 SiNDOC, Sin-dok, i 7iarm/mum,} a tit isnd in 
 Jqva, yqzd az a spjs. [and si. 
 
 Sinuate, Sin-yq,-at, v. t. tu wjnd; tu bend in 
 
 Sinuate, Sin-yq-at, a. {JJot.} turnip in and st 
 in an iregyqlar maner; sinyqos. 
 
 SiNUATiON, Sin-yq-a-Jon, n. de akt ov sinyqatij); 
 a bendig in and -jt. 
 
 SiNUOSE, Sin-yq-cjs, a. bendig in and ist: sinyqus. 
 
 Sinuosity, Siu-yq-6s-i-ti, «. de kwoliti ov beio 
 sinyqus. 
 
 .Sinuous, Sin-yq-us, a. bendig in and st; wjndio. 
 
 Sinus, Sj-nus, »». [i^.] pi. Sj-nus. {Emj.) Sj-nus- 
 ez; a ba ov de se; an opnig ov de land;— a fold 
 or (jpnig van ov de t/i^/a mater; — eni kaviti. 
 
 •Sip, .Sip, r. t. tu drigk in smol kwontitiz. 
 
 Sip, .Sip, v. i. tu drigk a smol kwontiti ersp^rigli. 
 
 Sip, Sip, n. a smol drqft takn wid de lips. 
 
 SiPHiLiS, Sif-i-lis, n. {Med.) Se {Syphilis.) 
 
 Siphon, Sj-fon, n. a bent tqb 3rq^zd for dreig of 
 likwidz from kasks. — {Zuol.) a membranus er 
 kalkareus tij^b. 
 
 Siphonia, Si-f(i-ni-a, n. {£ot.) a tre ov Sufi 
 Amcrika, hwi^ yeldz koo^uk. [a sjfon. 
 
 .SipiioNic, Sj-fon-ik, ,1. relatij) tu, or rczemblig, 
 
 SiPHUNCLE, Sj-fug-kl, n. a membranus organ er 
 l>ip ov sum Jel-fiJ;— Q hul or tqb. 
 
 Sii'PER, Sip-er, n. wun hco sips. 
 
 Sippet, Sip-et, n. a smol sop. 
 
 SiPUNCLE, Sip-ug-kl.fi. {Knt.) a jenusov wumiL 
 
 Si guis, Sj kwis, n. [L.] if eni wun: an advertis- 
 ment or notifikn/on brginig, "If eni wun;"—\i 
 iz apljd tu a uutifikajon ov an "inten/on tu tak 
 hull orderz, wid n konsekwent inkwjri if eni wun 
 kan aloj impeilimcnt. 
 
 Sir, Ser, n. At wurd ov respekt in kompelajon ta 
 a man, in komon konversa/on;— de tjtl ov a bar- 
 onet and a njt, prefikst tu de Kristyan nam;a«, 
 Ser ,Ion;— it iz sumtjmz vnzd for man. 
 
 Siraskier, Si-ras-ker, n. '{Turk.) Se {Stratkicr.) 
 
 Sircar. Ser-kc^r, «. a guvernment ov Hindii>stan. 
 
 Sire, Sjr, n. At wurd ov rcspekt in adresig a kig; 
 — in poetri, a fqder. 
 
 Sire, Sjr, r. t. tu beget. 
 
 Siren. Sj-ren, n. {Mi/th.) wun ov de melodius 
 godcsez, or preternatyqral wimon, hcadwelt on or 
 ner dr Jorzov !>isili,and sij«jnrmd jxisig marinen 
 bi dr swetnesov diir siiy, dat da forg6t d^r homz, 
 and rfuuind djjr til da i>crijt wid hugger, iliir 
 wor urijinali t* 'jrenz, afterwanlz tre. Hn had 
 de form ov a verjin abiiv de wast: and dr rest 
 ov diir bodi woz Ijk dat ov a herd:— a mermad; 
 an entjsig wuman.— (Z*/.) a reptil wid tn»fet. 
 
 Siren, .Sj-ren, a. aliirig; bewiqig Ijk a .siren. 
 
 SiRENE, .Si-ri'n, n. [/V.| an instrxDmcnt for dtt^r- 
 minig de vrlositi ov arrinl v|bra/on, kore^p6ndig 
 tu de diferent piqez ov mqzikal .^'snd. [sjreu. 
 
 SiRXNiZK, Sj-ren-jz, v. i. tu praktis de qrU oT a
 
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 SiEiASis, Si-q-a-sis, n. (Med.) a strok ov de sun; 
 a sun-strok; inscjlajon; inflamajon or de bran 
 tro) cksesiv hgt ov de sun: frenitis. 
 
 SlEius, Sir-i-us, n. [L.] de dog-stqr; a stqrov de 
 ferst magniti^d in de konstelajon ov {Canis Ma- 
 jor) or ds Grat Dog;— it iz de brjtest stt^r in de 
 heynz. 
 SiRLOix, Ser-lern, n. de lern ov bef, er a pes ov 
 
 bef kuverig eder kidni. 
 SiRNAME, Ser-nam, 7i. Se {Surname.) 
 SiBOCco, Si-rok-o, n. [It.] a pericdikal, werm, 
 relaksii), s'st wind, hwiq jenerali bluz in de s-st 
 ov Itali, in Melta, Sisili, and in Dalmajia, everi 
 yer, ab^st Ester. 
 Sirrah, Sar-a, er Sir-a, n. an adaptajon ov de 
 wurd eer, hwen yq,zd wid agger, kontemt, er in- 
 sult, er in plafulnes. 
 SlET, Sert, n. a bog; a kwiksand. Se {Sijrtis.) 
 Sirup, Sir-up, «?• Ser-up, ?i. (.4;'o6.) vejetabl ji^s 
 berld wid Jugar, er a satju^rated solixJon ov 
 Jiagar in weter, komonli yipjted wid sum veje- 
 tabl er uder ingredient. 
 
 Siruped, Sir-upt, a. swet, Ijk simp; havig sirup. 
 
 SiRUpy, Sir-up-i, a. rezemblii) sirup. 
 
 Siskin, Sis-kin, n. a berd; de grenfinq. [plants. 
 
 SiSON, Sj-son, n. {Bot.) a jenus ov umbeliferus 
 
 Sissoo, Si-sd), n. a tre ov Bengel, valyq,d fer 
 timber. 
 
 Sister, Sis-ter,w. a femal bern ov de sam parents; 
 korelativ tu hruder; — a wuman ov de sam fat, 
 of de sam kondijon, — ov de sam kjnd, — ov de 
 sam qurq, sosjeti, er kornqniti. 
 
 Sisterhood, Sis-ter-hiad, ti. de stat er dixti ov 
 a sister; — a set ov sisterz:— a number ov wimen 
 ov de sam erder. 
 
 Sister-in-law, Sis-ter-in-le, n, de sister ov a 
 huzband er wjf. [sister. 
 
 Sisterly, Sis-ter-li, a. Ijk a sister; bekdmig a 
 
 Sistrum, Sis-trum, n. {Mus.) a mi|zikal instrcD- 
 ment ov perkujon, anjentli yi^zd in 8jipt. 
 
 Sisymbrium, Si-sim-bri-um, n, {Bot.) a jsnus 
 ov plants. 
 
 Sit, Sit, v. i. [i. sat, ps. sitig, sat;] tia rest de 
 loer ekstremiti ov de bodi; tu repoz on a set; 
 tu perq; tu be in a stat ov rest; tu be in eni 
 lokal pozijon; — tu brood; tu inkubat; — tu be 
 adjusted; tu be plast in erder tu be panted; — tu 
 be konvend, az an asembli ov a publik er etori- 
 tfltiv kind; tu hold a sejon; az " 3e kort sits;" 
 "He last jeneral k-snsil sat at Trent;" — tu 6kyi|- 
 pj a plas in an ofijal kapasiti.— Tm sit dsn, tu 
 begin a sej; tu rest; tu setl. — Tu. sit st, tu be 
 wid'st engajment; tu reman tu de end. — Tid 
 sit up, tu rjz from Ijij) tu sitij; not tu go tu 
 bed. 
 
 Sit, Sit, v. t. tu kep At set upon; tu plas on a 
 set; — az a transitiv verb, it iz jenerali bj wa ov 
 elipsis; az, "Tu sit a hers" iz tu sit «/t>rt a hers. 
 
 Site, Sjt, n. sityi],aJon; lokal pozijon; gr-snd-plot: 
 plas; lokaliti; spot. 
 
 Sited, Sjt-ed, a. yjlast; sityqated. 
 
 SiTFAST, Sit-fast, n. an dlserated sor er tT^mor 
 groii) on a horsez bak under de sadl. 
 
 SiTHE, Sjd, 71. an instroment fer moii). Se 
 {Scythe.) 
 
 SiTHED, Sjdd, a. qrmd wid sjdz. 
 
 SiTHEMAN, Sjd-man, 7i. a moer. 
 
 SiTHENOE, Sif)-ens,* ad. sins; in later tjmz. 
 
 SiTiOLOGY, Sj-ti-61-o-ji, n. a tretiz on aliment or 
 f(t>d. [nuthaq. 
 
 SiTTA, Sit-Q, n. { Ornith.) a spejez ov berd; de 
 
 SiTTEN, Sit-n, i>. from Sit; it iz nerli obsolet, sat 
 beifl yqzd insted ov it. 
 
 Sitter, Sit-er, n. At akt ov wun hco sits; postyq,r 
 ov belt) on a set; tjm ov sitiij or beii) seted; seJon; 
 a me til) ov an asembli; inkubajon. 
 
 Situate, Sit-yq,-at, a. havig a sityij,aJon; plast; 
 
 sityqated. 
 Situated, Sit-yn,-at-ed, a. havii) a sityiiajon; 
 
 plast; seikumstanst; sityij^at. 
 Situation, Sit-yq-a-Jon, n. de stat ov beii) sit- 
 yqated; lokal respekt; pozijon; kondijon; stat; 
 serkumstansez; plas; stajon; post. 
 Siva, Se-va, ». {Hindoo mythAogy) Az terd per- 
 son ov de Hindo) trjad er triniti; er de Sqprem 
 Beig, konsiderd in de karakter ov a destrerer er 
 avenjcr. He iz de personifikajon ov tjm. 
 SiVATHERiUM, Sj-va-te-ri-um, n. {Geol.) an eks- 
 tiijkt jenus ov rcominant animalz, ov grat sjz, 
 furnijt wid for hernz, f'snd in fosil remanz. 
 Six, Siks, a. twjs tre; wun mor dan fjv. 
 Six. Siks, n. de number siks; — smel ber. 
 Six-cornered, Siks-ker-nerd, a. havii) siks ker- 
 
 nerz. 
 Sixfold, Siks-fold, a. siks tjmz told. 
 Sixpence, Siks-pens, n. a. smel IggliJ silver ke^n; 
 ^ hqf a Jilifl. 
 
 Sixpenny, Siks-pen-i, a. wurt sikspens. 
 SixPETALLED, Siks-pet-ald, a. {But.) havij) siks 
 
 petalz. 
 SixscoEE, Siks-skor, a. siks tjmz twenti. 
 SixsiDED, Siks-sjd-ed, a. havii) siks sjdz. 
 Sixteen, Siks-ten, a. siks and ten. 
 Sixteenth, Siks-tent, a. de ordinal ov siksten. 
 Sixth, Sikst, a. de ordinal ov siks. 
 Sixth, Sikst, n. a sikst pqrt. 
 Sixthly, Sikst-li, ad. in de sikst plas. 
 Sixtieth, Siks-ti-et, a. de erdinal ov siksti. 
 Sixty, Siks-ti, a, siks tjmz ten; — n. de number 
 
 siksti. 
 Sizable, Siz-a-bl,^: a. ov sq,tabl sjz; Iqrj, 
 Sizar, Sj-zar, n. a stqdent ov de loest rai)k, er 
 wun admited on ezier termz, wid regqrd tu eks- 
 pensez, dan uderz, at Kambrij, in Ii)gland, and 
 at Dublin, in irland; korespondiij tu servitf/r at 
 Oksford; — ritn elso {iiur.) [sjzar. 
 
 SiZAESHiP, Sj-zar-Jip, n. de rai)k er stajon ov a 
 Size, Sjz, n. bulk; kwontiti; komparativ magni- 
 tqd; magniti^d; — a setld kwontiti: a porjon ov 
 bred, met, &s., aloted tu a sti^dent; — a sert ov 
 vqrnij, pant, er gliy — a tik, tenajus kjnd ov vqr- 
 nij yqzd bj gilderz, keld elso gold sfz; — a buf 
 kot on de surfas ov koagyqlated blud. 
 Size, Sjz, v. t. tu swel: tu adjust er aranj, akord- 
 ii) tu sjz; — tu setl; tu fiks; — tu kuver wid glq,- 
 tinus mater; tu besmer wid sjz. 
 Sized, Sjzd, a. havii) a partikyii,lar magnitq,d, 
 SizEL, Sj-zel, n. de rezidq ov flat bqrz ov silver, 
 
 after pesez qr kut st fer kffnz. 
 SizEROLL, Sjz-rol, n. a smel pesov pqrqmentaded 
 
 tu sum pqrt ov a rol er rekord. 
 SizEES, Siz-erz, ?i. /iZ. Se (Scissors.) 
 SiziNESS, Si-zi-nes, 7i. glqtinusnes; viskositi. 
 Sizing, Sjz-ii), n. de akt ov kuverig wid sjz; a 
 
 viskus er glqtinus substans. 
 SizY, Sj-zi, a. relatii) tu sjz: viskus; glq,tinus. 
 Skain, Skan, n. a not ov tred er silk. Se (Skein.) 
 Skald, Skald, n. a bqrd. Se (Scald.) 
 Skate, Skat, n. a sort ov Jco furnijt wid jurn, fer 
 
 sljdii) on de js; — a se-fij, ov de ternbak kjnd. 
 Skate, Skat, v. t. tu sljd on de js bj de yTi,s ov 
 
 skats. 
 Skatee, Skat-er, n. wun hcD skats. 
 Skean, Skrn,* n. a Jert sord; a njf. 
 Skeel, Skel, n. a Jalo, wudn vesel, fer holdin 
 milk er krem; a milkig pal. [Nert ov Iggland!] 
 Skeet, Sket, n. (JVai/t.) a sort ov loi) sktop, yqzd 
 tu wet de deks and sjdz ov a Jip, in erder tu 
 kep dem ktol. [sert ov ots, 
 
 Skeg, Skeg, n. a wjld plum groii) in he]ez;—pL a 
 Skeggee, Skeg-er, n. a litl samon. 
 Skein, Skan, ?i. a not ov tred er silk.
 
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 Skelkton, Skul-r-U>n, n. {Aiuit.) ol At bom ov 
 a liiiiuiiii i<r uiiimal bodi, Jrjd, klend, and dis- 
 ihJ*(1 ill Ai\t uatyiirul ixazijon;— a frain ov a 
 bildio or Mlruktyiir;— a jeneral pbiii er Mlin. 
 
 Skkllum, Skel-um,* .i. a vilen; a tkundrul. 
 
 Skkx, Sken, «'. «. tu skwinU 
 
 SKtcr, Skcp, '*. in Skotland and sum pqrU or Ij)- 
 gluiid, a bt-hiv. 
 
 SKkPTiC, Skeij-tik, n. wuii h* diits ov evori tifl. 
 Se {ilct!i)tu:,j de uiur koiuuii ortografi. 
 
 Skkptical, hkep-ti-kal, a. d«ilul; dTslig. Se 
 
 Skkptically, Skdp-ti-kal-i, ad. in a skeptikal 
 
 uiiiiier. Se {SctjiticaUy.} {^cej4iciem.) 
 
 Ssir.VTH.iiiU, Skep-ti-sis-m, Wiynniversal dT$t. Se 
 yjitrTicizE, Skep-ti-:*!*, v. i, tu duu Se {Scep- 
 
 ticLze.) 
 Skerrv, Sker-i, n. an ioaiilated rok; a roki [1. 
 Skktcu, Skeij, c. t. tu dm, bj trasiu xtljnz, and 
 
 Hl{ili Jadiy; tu luak a ruf draft ov; tu plan; tu 
 
 sugje-stajencral nujunov; tu depikt; tudelingnt. 
 Skktcu, Skcq, li. au isllin; delinea/uu; a ruf draft; 
 
 a f«;rst phiii. 
 Skktcuv, Skecj-i, <i. relatig tu a sko^; apt at 
 
 skcijig; uufintjt. 
 Skew, Skij,, a,, obljk; distorted. 
 Skew, Skii, c. t. tu luk oblckli npoo; tu form 
 
 obl{kli; tu tra vjulcntli. [l^kal, lygland.] 
 Sklw, Skq,, r. i. tu wek obUkli; tu &v\ti asjd, 
 
 az a hor8. [Lukal, lygland.] 
 Skkwback, }!ikii,-bak, n. {Arch.) de slopig abdt- 
 
 ment in brikwurk and uia:«unri, for de endz 07 
 
 de qrql bod ov an apcrli^r. 
 Skkw-briuoe, Ski'i-brij, n. a k^nd ov brij intrca- 
 
 d\.\,il upon rulruidz, bwcn de ralwn interdekts 
 
 cm egzidtig kiim'.),aikaJon at r|t ug^lz. 
 SKEWEa, Ski'i-or, n. a smol wudu or ^urn pin, 
 
 yf.\i'i tu kcp met in form. 
 SiiiWEft, Sku-er, c. /. tu fasn wid skqerz. 
 Skii>, .Skid, tt. a kumiuisi;) pe^) ov timber, formd 
 
 su az tu anserde verlikai kurv ov a /ip^ i^jd; — a 
 
 ^n tu koufja a hwel, — u Jort »tik or log ov wud 
 
 lad krosw^z, tu :>upurt logz er timberz, in inakig 
 
 a fen.< wid logz. 
 Skifp, Skif, n. a smol, Ijt but; a hwcri. 
 Skikk, Skif,* r. t. tu pas over in a skif. 
 Skilfui^ Skil-f ul, a. bavig .<kil; wcl-verst; noig: 
 
 doksUTUj; adrert: ek:<pert; abl. [abli. 
 
 Skilkullv, Skil-ful-i, wi. in a skilful maner; 
 SniLKULN'iLSti, Skil-ful-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 Mkilful: abiliti. 
 Skill, Skil, /i. noloj or eni praktis or qrt, az 
 
 mjdi^iu: rudincdor dekiit«riti in cni prakti:>; nol- 
 
 ej; eksperiens. 
 Skill, ^kil, r. t. tu be naig; tu be doksterus;— 
 
 tu mak diferons; tu mater. 
 Skill, Skil, r. t. tu uu; tu understand. [Stil 
 
 y^td in sum pqrUs ov Ig^^land.] 
 Skilled, Skild, a. nuig: dukdti-nis; skilful. 
 Skille^m, Skil-los, a. wontig skil; qrtled. 
 Skillet, Skil-ot, n. a. smel iurn ketl er barler wid 
 
 u liundl. 
 Skilf, Skilt,* n. diferens. 
 Skim, Skim, r. /. tu kitr of from de upcr p(\rt, 
 
 bi po-iig a vc«el a litl bclu de surfaa, az krem 
 
 from milk; tu tak bi skimig;— tu bruj de sur- 
 
 Itii iiljtli; tu {xi:« rcri ner de surfas;— tu kuvcr 
 
 8iipurjijiUi. 
 Skim, Skim, r. i. tu pas Ijtli; tu gl^d al6g. 
 Skim. Skim, n. skum; refqK. 
 Skimmek, Skim-cr, n. nrun ha> !<kimi; — a akinp or 
 
 J.ilij vi'-el, for .'fkimii): — a bord; de rincojw. 
 Skimmkkton, Skim-cr-ton, ( at/, yqzd jfitigli, 
 Skimmingto.ii, .Skiin-ig-ton, i in ridikql ov a 
 
 111 in li'b .suforz bim:-olf tu be betn bj biz wif. 
 Skim-milk, Skim-milk, n. milk skimd ov in krem. 
 
 Skimmi.vo, Skim-ig, n. de akt ov takig o2 de 
 
 Durfa.i ov a likwid; dat bwicj iz i<kimd of. 
 Skix, Skin, n. At natynnil kuvcrig ov de fie/ or 
 
 de animal bodi. It kon^^i.stj ov trc Mrt8or mem- 
 
 branz; de oksterior, koldde tkurj'-tk in, or kiitikl; 
 
 under dis iz a tin laer ov itoti or pulpi mater, 
 
 kold de miilcue iitt-wurk, hwi(j iz At set ov kulor; 
 
 and under dez de kutU, or troi *\i\u, bwi<j iz a 
 
 jelatinus tekityqr;— a meinbraa; hjd; pull; busk; 
 
 or kuverig;— Iqdikrusli, de bodi. 
 Skin, Skin, t. t. tu fla; tu strip or divert ov de 
 
 .skin; tu pel; tu kuver wid skin. i^uver. 
 
 Ski.v, Skin, «'. i. tuakwjr a skin; tu bekiim skind 
 Skin-deep, .Skin-dep, a. sljt; sqperfijal. 
 .Ski.nfli.vt, Skin-flint, «. a nigardli jterion; a 
 
 m^zer. |^de skin wil huld. 
 
 Skinful, Skin-ful, n., pi. Skin-fulz, az muij az 
 Skink, Skigk, ». a sort ov {:jipjau reptil or lizard; 
 
 — 'drigk; eni tig putabl; potaj. 
 .Skinker, Skigk-er,* n,. wun hto s^rvz drigk. 
 .Skinless, .Skin-lea, a. havig no skin, or a 8^1 skin. 
 ."^KiNLiKE, .Skin-ljk, a. rezemblig de skin. 
 Skinned, Skind, p. divested ov skin; — a. havig 
 
 skin: kalus. [skinz. 
 
 Skinner, Skin-er, «. wun ho) skinz; a delcr in 
 Skinniness, Skin-i-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 skini. 
 .Skinny, Skin-i, &. konsistig ov skin; wontig flej. 
 Skin-wool, Skin-wuL n. wul puld from de 
 
 skin; fclt-wul. 
 Skip, Skip, v. i. tu feq kwik bvndz; tu pas b] 
 
 kwik leps; tu bisnd litli; tu lep; tu jump. — Tu 
 
 skip civtr, tu pas widiit nutis. 
 Skip, Skip, c. t. tu mis: tu pas; tu omit. 
 Skip, Skip, «. u Ijt lep or btsnd; a sprig. — {Mm.) 
 
 a pasaj from wun svnd tu anuder h\ mor dan a 
 
 de;;rt' at wun tjm. 
 Skipjack, Skip-jak, n. an upstqrt; — a se-fij. 
 Skipkennel, Skip-ken-el, «. a laki; a futbff. 
 Skipper, .Skip-er, «. wun ba skips; a gidi person: 
 
 — de hornfij. — {yaat.) At master ov a smal 
 
 raoriiant-vcsel; a /ip-master; — a Jip-bar. 
 Skippinoly, Skip-ig-li, ad. bj skips and Icps. 
 Skirmish, Sker-miJ, n. a sljt fjt, in wor, Ics dan 
 
 u Set ball: a sljt, distant kombat; a kontest. 
 Skirmish, Sk^r-miJ, c. i. tu fjt loisli er in amal 
 
 |iqrtiz or deia(jments. 
 Skirmisher, Sker-miJ-cr, n, wun ho) skermijez. 
 Skiumisiiino, Sker-miJ-ig, /*. At akt ov fjtig 
 
 loisii. 
 Skirr, Sker,* v. t. tu skur; tu rambl uver. 
 .Skirr, Sk^r, V. i. tu sksr; tu skud; tu run in 
 
 hast. 
 .Skirret, 8kir-et, n. a percnial, gqrden plant. 
 Skirt, Skert, n. At loer, law pqrt ov a gqrment 
 
 belij de wa^it; de liiw ej or border ov cni pqrt ov 
 
 dres; ej; mqrjin; border;— de djafram in bucerz 
 
 met. [ov. 
 
 Skirt, Skert, v. t. tu border; tu run alog de oj 
 Skirting, Skert-ig, n. {.irvh.) a naru, vertikal 
 
 burd, on de flor, nind de sjdi or an apqrtmenl; 
 
 wo/-burd. [jer; a jjb. 
 
 Skit, Skit,* n. a Ijt wonton wenq;— a reflekjon; a 
 ."^kittish, Skit-iJ, a. Jj; ezili frjtnd; wonton; 
 
 voLitii; presi]>itat: ^anjabl; fikl. 
 Skittishly, Skit-iJ-li, ad. in a skitij manor; /jli; 
 
 wont.inli. [skitiJ: fiklncs. 
 
 Skittishness, Skit-iJ-no3, n. At stat ov beig 
 Skittle, Skil-1, w. njnpinz, a gam. 
 Skonie, .">kon?, «. Se {^•>iiic«.) 
 Skorodite, Sk6r-(.Hl-jt, n. {Jlin.) a spcjci or 
 
 miiienil; an qrseniat ov jurn. 
 Skow, ."^kis, /». {.Si-otla'nJj a smol but mad or 
 
 wiluz, is., and kuverd wid skini:— a flui-bot- 
 
 omd but yqid az a Ijtcr on rirerz and kanalz. 
 
 Se {Hmw.}
 
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 Skreen, Skrcn, n. and v. Se {Screen.) 
 
 Skrimpy, Skrim-pi, a. niEu; nigard: skrimp. 
 [YorkjEr djalekt.] 
 
 Skue, Skii, a. oblek; sjdlog. Se {Skew.} 
 
 •Skulk, Skulk, v. i. tia lark in hjdiij plasez; tu 
 endevor tia kep Tst ov sjt; tia hjd; tu lurk; tu 
 absent wunz self from dn,ti. 
 
 Skulk, Skulk, v. t. tu prod^s er brig forward 
 kliindestinli or improperli. 
 
 Skulker, Skiilk-er, n. wun hcD skulks; a lurker. 
 
 Skull, Skul, n. de bon er boni kas dat enkloz- 
 ez cIe bran. It konsists ov at bonz, and fermz 
 ds forhed and everi pqrt ov dE bed, eksept ds 
 fas; dg bed;— an or. Se {Scull.) 
 
 Skullcap, Skiil-kap, n. a bed-pss; a helmet. — 
 {But.) a. jsnus ov plants, wun ov hwiq haz bin 
 rEpnted az a remedi fer hjdrofobia; {Scutellaria.) 
 
 Skullfish, Skul-fiJ, «. a yug hwal. 
 
 Skum, Skum, n. Se {Scum.) 
 
 Skunk, Skugk, n. a smel karnivorus, Amerikan 
 kwodtiDped, alid tu dE wezI and bajer, and 
 veri fetid. — An aborijinal er Indian nam. 
 
 Skuxk-cabbage, Skdgk-kab-aj, n. a. fetid Am- 
 erikan plant, prodi^sig an erli fl'ser; keld olso 
 skuyk-iVEcl. 
 
 Sky, Skj, n. Ae apqrent <\xq er volt ov hevn, hwiq, 
 on a kl'er da, iz ov a blri,ij kulor; de atmosfEr, az 
 divested ov kl'sdz and vapor; ds hevnz; ds wed- 
 er; ds kljmat; — *a klisd; Jado. ['iS'F- 
 
 Sky-blue, Skj-bhi,, a. blq, az dE skj; ssriblEan; 
 
 Sky-color, Skj-kul-or, n. an ajq^r kulor; kulor 
 ov de ski. [skj. 
 
 Sky-colored, Skj-kul-ord, a. blq,; kulord Ijk de 
 
 Sky-dyed, Skj-djd, a. kulord Ijk ds skj. 
 
 Skyed, Skid, a. envelopt bj dE skjz. 
 
 Skyey, Skj-i, a. Ijk de skj; eterial. 
 
 Skyish, Ski-iJ, a. aproqig de skj; skji. 
 
 Skylark, Skj-lqrk, n. a. Iqrk dat misnts, and sigz 
 az it fljz: a paserin berd, de {alauda arvensis.) 
 
 Skylarking, Ski-lqrk-ig, n. {Xaut.) a term 
 yqzd bj semen for gamz er triks wid eq uder in 
 de rigig, tops, &s., ov Jips: pla amdg salorz. 
 
 Skylight, Skj-ljt, n. a glazd fram, plast in a 
 roof, wid wun er mor iukljnd panz ov glas; a 
 windo) in a roof. 
 
 Skyrocket, Skj-rok-et, 71. a kjnd ov f jrwurk, er 
 rokel, hwiq fljz hj, and burnz az it fljz, 
 
 Skysail, Skj-sal, ;». {Naut.) a. smel sal, sumtjmz 
 set abiiv de reral. [dE skj. 
 
 Sky-tinctured, Skj-tigkt-yq,rd, a. tigktyqrd bj 
 
 Slab, Slab, n. a tin, flat, regyqlar pES ov mqrbl 
 er uder stem; — dE ■stsjd plagk ov a log er pES ov 
 timber hwen sen intu bordz. 
 
 Slabber, Slab-er,t v. t. tu sup up; tu smer wid 
 spitl, er wid a likwid; tu slaver; tu Jed; tu 
 spil. Sumtjmz spelt, az wel az prcan-snst {Slub- 
 ber.) [drivl; tu slaver. 
 
 Slabber, Slab-er,J v. i. tu let de spitl fol: tu 
 
 Slabber, Slab-er,| n. sljmi merstyn,r f rom de m^h\ 
 slaver. [idiot. 
 
 Slabberer, Slab-er-er,t n. wan hco slaberz; an 
 
 Slabbiness, Slab-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig slabi; 
 mudines. 
 
 Slabby, Slab-i, a. tik; viskus;— wet; fladi. 
 
 Slab-line, Slab-ljn, n. {Naut.) a smel rop led- 
 ig tro) a blok under de loer yqrdz fer trjsig up 
 a sal. 
 Slack, Slak, a. not tens; not hqrd dren; IcBs; rE- 
 lakst; wek; — remis; not dilijent; kq,rles; negli- 
 jent; not pugktyi],al; indwlent. 
 Slack, Sbik, v. i. tu bekdm les tens; tu be te- 
 
 mis; tia abat; tu laggwij; tu slakn. 
 Slack, Slak, v. t. tu loosn; tu rslaks; tu remit; 
 tu mitigat; tu kez tu be remited; tu repres; — 
 tu deprjv ov kohejon, az Ijm; tu slak; tu slakn. 
 Se {Slake.) 
 
 Slack, Slak, n. smel kol; kol brokn intu pqrta 
 
 sm'^ler dan de sjz ov an eg. 
 Slacken, Slak-n, v. i. tu bekdm les tens; tu be 
 
 remis; tu abat; tu laijgwij; tu fal; tu flag; ixc 
 
 slak. [mitigat; tu slaK. 
 
 Slacken, Slak-n, v. t. tu relaks; tu remit; tu 
 Slackly, Slak-li, ad. in a slak manor; IcDsli; rg- 
 
 misli. 
 Slackness, Slak-nes, n. ds stat ov bEig slaX; 
 
 IcDsnes; neglijens; inatenjon; rEmisnes; tqrdines. 
 Slackwatek, Slak-we-ter, n. de interval betw^n 
 
 de f luks and rsfluks ov ds tjd; de stat ov weter 
 
 at rest. 
 Slade, Slad,* n. a. litl del; a den er vali. 
 Slag, Slag, n. dros er rekrement ov metal; vitri- 
 
 fjd sinderz or kligkerz, suq az qr prodq^st dq,rig 
 
 de redukjon ov metalik orz bj varius fluksez. 
 Slaie, Sla, n. a weverz red. 
 Slain, Slan, p. from Sla. Se {Sley and Slay.) 
 Slake, Slak, v. t. tu kwenq; tu ekstiggwij; tu 
 
 slak. {Slack.y 
 
 Slake, Slak, v. i. tu gro les tens; tu slak. Sa 
 Slake, Slak, n. Se {Slack.) 
 Slakin, Sla-kin, n. a spunji, semi-vitrifjd sub- 
 
 stans er skoria, yqzd in smeltig. 
 Slam, Slam,+ v. t. tu kruj; tu bet; tu Jut hqrd; 
 
 tu puj vjolentli. 
 Slam, Slam, n. defet at kqrdz bj winig everi trik; 
 
 — de refqs ov alum wurks. 
 Slamkin, Slam-kin,+ ) n. a slatemli wu- 
 
 Slammerkin, Slam-er-kin,+ \ man. 
 Slander, Sldn-der, v. t. tu senjqr felsli; tu bs- 
 
 Ij; tu defam; tu aspers; tu kalumniat; tta 
 
 vilifj. 
 Slander, Sldn-der, n. detrakjon; defamajon; 
 
 kalumni; fels reproq; uterans ov injqrius reports 
 
 agenst anuder. — {Law) de malijus publikajon 
 
 ov wurdz, bj spekig, rjtig, er printig, wid an in- 
 tent tu injqr de person tii hiDm da rElat; mal- 
 ijus defamajon. [dEfamer. 
 Slanderer, Sldn-der-er, n. wun hcQ slanderz; a 
 Slanderous, Sldn-der-us, a. kontanig slander; 
 
 dEfamatori; fels and malijus; kalumnius; skaa- 
 
 dalus. 
 Slang, Slag,* i. from Slit); slug. Se {Sling.) 
 Slang, Slag, n. kors er vulgar laggwaj; ds kant 
 
 ov dE vulgar ei ov Jq^-perz. 
 Slank, Slagk,* p. from Slii)k; slugk. Se {Slink.) 
 Slank, Slagk, n. an erb er plant. 
 Slant, Slant, a. oblek; not direkt; not perpen- 
 
 dikyi|lar; inkljnig; slantig. 
 Slant, Slant, v. t. er i. tu turn asjd; tu bend 
 
 from a perpondikyqlar; tu glans er slop. 
 Slanting, Sldnt-ig, n. oblek pozijon er rEmqrk. 
 Slanting, Sldnt-ig, /:>/>. a. inkljnig; oblek; slant. 
 Slantingly, Sldnt-ig-li, ad. wid oblek direk- 
 
 Jon er remqrk. 
 Slantly, Sldnt-li, ) ad. oblekli; not perpen- 
 Slantwise, Sldnt-wjz, i dikyqlarli; in a slop- 
 
 ig manor. 
 Slap, Slap,J: n. a bio, az wid de opn hand. 
 Slap, Slap,j ad. wid a slap er suden bio. 
 Slap, Slap,:J; v. t. tu strjk wid de opn hand er 
 
 wid a slap. 
 Slapdash, Slap-daJ,t ad, el at wuns; at random. 
 Slapper, Slap-er, n. be er dat hwiq slaps; — eni 
 
 tig veri Iqrj. [8onz; tu slit. 
 
 Slash, SlaJ,f v. t. tu kut; tu kut wid log insi» 
 Slash, SlaJ, j v. i. tu strjk at random wid a sord 
 
 er njf. 
 Slash, SlaJ.J n. a kut; a woond; a kut in klot. 
 Slashed, Slajt, p. a. kut in slits; kut. 
 Slat, Slat, n. a smol pes ov wud yqzd in de bot- 
 
 om ov de bodi ov a kqrt er wagon; a slot. — It 
 
 iz an Amerikan korupjon ov dE wurd slot. Ss 
 
 Slat, Slat, ■«. *. Se {Slatter.) [{Sloat.}
 
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 473 
 
 SLE 
 
 Slatch, Sliuj, n. {JS'aut.y Ac midi pqrt ov a rop 
 
 er kubl dai hayz d'su lius; -« trdiiriitcjri brez ov 
 
 wind;- an interval ov tiir wodor. 
 Slate, Slat, «. a dqrk-kulord ston, czili split in- 
 
 tu plnUt, ynzd for kuvL-rig b'szuz, mukig tablz 
 
 for r|ti{) u[)6n, its.; a tin plat ov ston. 
 Slate, Slat, r. t. tu kuver wid slut, er slats, az 
 
 de roif; tu tjl. [tjlz. 
 
 Slater, 8lat-er, ;». wun hm kuverz wid slats or 
 Slating, Slut-io, /*. dt akt ov kuverijj wid slat; 
 
 muierialz for slatif). 
 Slatteh, Sliit-er, v. i. tu be sluvenli and d^rti; — 
 
 tu »\>\\ k!\,rlesli. [Loikal I{)g.] 
 Slattern, Slat-em, n. a neglijent, untjdi wu- 
 
 mnir. ii slut. 
 Slattern, Slat-cm, v. t. tu wast az a slatcrn. 
 Slatternly, Slat-em-li, a. not klt-n; sluvenli. 
 Slatternly, Slat-ern-li, ad. okwurdli; negli- 
 
 jeatli. 
 Slaty, Slat-i, a. rczemblio sIhI; laminated. 
 Slaloiiter, Sli't-ter, n. masakor; kqrnaj; buqcri. 
 Slal'UIITer, Slo-ter, v. t. tu luasakur; tu sla; tu 
 
 kil wut At Surd; tu kil, az bests. 
 Slaughterer, .Sli't-ter-er, n. wun ho sloterz. 
 Slaughter-house, Slo-ter-h'ss, n. a h^ss in 
 
 hwii; bfsts qr kild and buc^crd. 
 Slaughterman, Slo-ter-man, n. a sloterer. 
 Slaughterous, Slo-ter-us, a. destrdktiv; mur- 
 
 derus. 
 Slave, .Slav, n. wun held in bondnj or slaveri, 
 
 so az tu bE regqrdcd b{ de lo az de properti ov 
 
 biz mastur; wun hj)servz from nesesiti, nut from 
 
 qiTs; wun dtprjvd ov fredom; a dependant; a 
 
 bondman; a druj. 
 Slave, Slav, t'. i. tu druj; tu marl; tu tflrl; — tu 
 
 prokqr slavz, or kari on de slav-trad. 
 Slave. Slav,* r. t. tu enslav. 
 Slave-born, Slav-born, a. bom in slaveri. 
 Slave-dealer, Slav-del-er, n. wun bdj tradz in 
 
 slnvz. [ifl slavz. 
 
 Slave holding. Slav-hold-ij), n. de aktov hold- 
 Slave-like, .Sliiv-ljk, a. lik, or bekumij), a slav. 
 Slave-merchant, Slav-mer-^ant, n. a mer^ant 
 
 engajd in de slav trad. 
 Slave-owner, Slav-on-er, n. an oner ov slavz. 
 Slaver, Slav-er, n. wun hoo slavz; — a Jip empltfd 
 
 in de slav -trad. 
 Slaver, Slav-er, n. spitl runig from de imsfc; 
 
 drivl; a snijl pqrscl, az ov wul. 
 Slaver, Slav-er, r. i. tu be smcrd wid spitl; tu 
 
 emit spitl. 
 Slaver, Slav-er, r. I. tu smer wid spitl er drivl. 
 Slaverer, Slav-er-er, ». wun hoslaverz; a driv- 
 eler; an idiot. [drivl. 
 Slaveringly, Slav-er-in-li, ad. wid slaver or 
 Slavery. Slii-ver-i, n. at stat or kondijon ov a 
 
 slnv; kiiiupiilsuri s^rvitqd; bondaj; druieri. 
 Slave-ship, Slav-Jip, «. a vesel empltfd in de 
 
 sluv-trad. 
 Slave-trade, SlAv-trad, n. de akt ov bjig and 
 
 Sflig men f.>r slavz, espcjali az karid on bj Yq,- 
 
 rupcanz and Amcrikanz wid Afrika. 
 Slave-trader, Slav-lrad-er, n. wun ha> tradz in 
 
 slavz. [ent. 
 
 Slavish, SIAv-i/, a. a^rvil; men; bas; dep6nd- 
 Slavisuly, Slav-iJ-li, ad. in a slavij mancr; s^r- 
 
 villi- [slavij; s^rviliti. 
 
 Slavishness, Slav-iJ-nes, n. de kwoliti ov bcij) 
 Slavonic, Sla v6D-ik, a. relatig tu Slavaaia. — 
 
 Se {Sclarimic.y 
 Slay, Sla, r. t. [i. si©, />«. slaig, slan;] tu kil; 
 
 tu bu(jer: tu put tu dct: tu destr^; tu murder. 
 Slay. Sla, n. a weverz red. Se (•SV«*y.) 
 Slaver, Sla-er, n. wun boo slaz; a destrarer. 
 Sleave, Slev, n. de noted er entaggld pqrt ov 
 
 silk er tred. 
 
 Sleave, Slev, v. t. tu sejiarat intu tredz; tu slad. 
 
 Sleaved, .Slevd, a. unnk; ro; not sjiun. [slezi. 
 
 .Slkazi.ness, Sle-zi-ncs, n. At kwoliti ov beig 
 
 Sleazy, Sle-zi, a. wek; wontig eubstans; tin; 
 flimzi;— ritn olso (gle<u<i/ and slfezi/.) 
 
 Sled, Sled, n. a karij druu upon de sno wid rtm- 
 erz, and wid'st hwelz. 
 
 Sled, Sled, c t. tu kari or tninspurt on a sled. 
 
 Sledded, Sled-ed, a. raunted on a sled. 
 
 Sledge, .Sl.-j, «. a Iqrj, hcvi hamer;— a karij 
 wid'Bi hwilz, properli a gUd. Se {S/ed.) 
 
 Sledge-hammer, Slej-ham-er, n. At Iqrjest 
 Lamer yqzd in forjcz, er bj smits, in betig jurn 
 on an anvil. [^Vl- 
 
 Sleek, Slek, a. smdjd; nitid; glosi; not ruf; not 
 
 Sleek, .Sjek,* m. dat hwiq maks smad; vqrnij. 
 
 Slei;k, Slek, i'. (. tu mak evn or emoMl; tu ren- 
 der soft, sma>d or glosi. 
 
 Sleekly, Slek-li, ad. smoodli; glosili. 
 
 Sleekness. Slek-nes, ?i. smodnes; glosines, 
 
 Sleekstone, .Slek-ston, n. a smibdig ston. 
 
 Sleeky, Slek-i, a. slek; smiod; glosi. 
 
 Sleep, Sir p, r. i. [i. slept, ps. slepig, slept;] tu 
 tak rest, bj saspenjon ov de mental and korp<5- 
 real puerz; tu slumber; tu rcpciz: tu nap; tu 
 rest; tu be mcjjonles; tu liv totlesli; tu be ded; 
 tu be iiiatentiv; tu be unnutist. 
 
 Sleep, Slep, n. At stat ov wun hct) sleps; a peri- 
 odikal reiKoz ov de orgunz ov de sensez and 07 
 de intelektyqal fakulliz; repd)z; rest; a nap; a 
 slumber; dr'!$z. 
 
 Sleeper, Slep-er, n. wun h<J> sleps; dat hwiq Ijx 
 dermaiit;— Q fij.— (.-i/v/t.) a pes ov timber lad 
 horizontali on er ner de gnsnd, tu suport de 
 sqperinkdmbent wat, jerst--', ralz, &s. 
 
 .^leepful, Slep-ful,* a. veri slepi. 
 
 Sleepkulness, Slep-ful-nes,* n. strog dezj'r tu 
 slep. [stqpidli. 
 
 Sleepily, Sle'p-i-li, ad. in a slepi manen dr-szili; 
 
 Sleepiness, Sle'p-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig slepi; 
 dnszines. [repoz. 
 
 Sleeping, Slep-ig, n. de stat ov restig in slep; 
 
 Sleepless, Slep-les, a. wontig slep; olwaz awak. 
 
 Sleeplessly, Slep-les-li, ad. in a sleples maner. 
 
 Sleeplessness, Slep-les-nos, n. wont ov slep. 
 
 Sleepy, Slep-i, a. dr-szi; dispozd tu slep; lefi- 
 qrjik; soporiferus; somniferus; kozig slep; dul; 
 lazi. 
 
 Sleet, Slet, n. a fol ov hal, er ov ran and hal, er 
 ov ran and sno, tug^der, yiisqali in fjn pqrtiklz. 
 — pi. { Gunnery) de pqrts ov a mortar from de 
 qamber tu de trunyonz. 
 
 Sleet, Slet, v. i. tu sno or hal wid ran miggld. 
 
 Sleetch, Sleq, n. tik mud, az at At botom ov 
 rivcrz; — korupted intu fluf. Se {Slufh.) 
 
 Sleetiness, Slet-i-nes, n. At stat ov beig slcti. 
 
 Sleety, Slet-i, a. relatig tu slet; abisndig in er 
 brigig slet. 
 
 Sleeve, Slev, n. At pqrt ov a gqrment dat kuv- 
 erz de qrm;— a fij;— <i skan ov silk. Se {SUaie.} 
 7\i l<it' in ivunz shv, tu Iqf unpcrsevd, az behjnd 
 de slev, hwen it woz Iqrj and pendent. Tu pin 
 or hai) mi a nlft; tu mak dependent: — an ali^^on 
 tu de kustom ov wqrig a lokn ov fat er luv on 
 de slev, and swqrig tu mentan it. 
 
 Sleeve butto.n, Slev-but-n, n. a butn for de 
 slev. 
 
 Sleeved, Slevd, a. bavig slevz. 
 
 Sleeveless, Sle'v-les, a. havin no slevz;— wid«t 
 a kuver or pretens; az, a tlftlfs erand. 
 
 Slkid, Slad, V. t. tu separat intu tredz; tu prt- 
 pqr for yqs is de weverz sla. 
 
 Sleigh, Sla, n. a vebikl for travelig, beig dron 
 u|xin At sno bj wun hors, or bj tiDor mor borsoi. 
 
 Sleighing, Sla-ig, n, de akt ov jurniig or trana- 
 poriig wid slaz.
 
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 474 
 
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 Sleight, Sljt, n. qrtf ul trik; kunig qrtifis; deks- 
 
 teriti: deksterus praktis; az, slU ov hand; de triks 
 
 ov Q jugler; — ofn, les properli, {tflight.) 
 Sleight, Sljt, a. desetful; qrtful. 
 Sleive, SUv, n. Se {Sleare.) 
 SLE.NDEfi, Slen-der, a. tin; smel in serkumferens 
 
 komp4rd wid Az legt; not tik;— smel in de wast; 
 
 havig a fjn er delikat jap: — frajil; slim; not 
 
 bulki: sljt; not strog; smol; inkonsiderabl; wek; 
 
 — spq,rig; les dan endf; not ampli supljd. 
 Slender- LIMBED, Slen-der-limd, a. havig slen- 
 der limz. [sljtli. 
 Slenderly, Slen-der-li, nd. in a slender maner; 
 Slesderness, Slen-der-nes, n. &.z stat ov bsig 
 
 slender; tinnes; wont ov bulk er stregt; sljtnes; 
 
 WEknes; inkonsiderablnes. 
 Slept, Slept, i. and /). from Slep. Se {Sleep.) 
 Slew, Sh^, i. from Sla. Se {Stay.) Way-} 
 
 Slev, Sla, «•• a weverz red; — ritn elso {slaie, and 
 Sley, Sla, t. i. tu pr£p4r for de sla; tu slad. 
 Slice, Sljs, v. t. tu kut intia tin er bred pesez 
 
 er pqrts; tu kut of in a bred pes: tu kut; tu 
 
 divjd. 
 Slice, Sljs, n. a tin er bred pes kut of; a bred 
 
 pes; a pel; a spatyq^la; — a f jr-Juvel. [Ltakal, Igg. 
 
 and de Y. S.] 
 Slich, Sliq, n. {Miii.) ax ov metal pTsnded. 
 Slick, Slik,t a. smdid; slek. Se {Sleek.) 
 Slickness, Slik-nes,t n. de stat ov beig slik; 
 
 smcodnes. 
 Slid, Slid, i. and p. from Slid. Se {Slide.) 
 Slidden, Slid-n, p. from Slid. Se {Slide.) 
 Slide, Sljd, v. i. [i. slid, /«. sljdig, slid er slidn;] 
 
 tu moDv bj slipig, az on js er a smcad surfas; tu 
 
 pas alog smrodli; tu slip: tu gljd; tu moDv wid- 
 
 ■8t qanj ov de fet, az on de js; tu pas inadvert- 
 
 entli, unnotist, sjlentli, gradyqali, er ezili; tu 
 
 pas wid'st difikulti er obstrukjon; tu fel bj eror: 
 
 tu be not ferm; tu pas wid a fre and jentl 
 
 kors er flo. 
 Slide, Sljd, v. t. tu mcDv ferward jentli. 
 Slide, Sljd, n. de akt ov sljdig; a plas fer sljdig; 
 
 a smttjd and ezi pasaj; flo; evn kurs; — sumtig 
 
 dat sljdz: — a pqrt ov a forsig-pump. 
 Slider, Sljd-er, n. wun hoo sljdz; — de pqrt ov an 
 
 instrfloment dat sljdz. 
 Sliding, Slid-ig, ?i. de akt ov wun dat sljdz; — 
 
 transgrejon; hens hakslidiy. 
 Sliding, Slid-ig, j^P- a. havig a sljd; dat sljdz; 
 
 mottvig smoodli; miDvabl. 
 Sliding rule, Sijd-ig-riDl, ?;.. a matematikal in- 
 
 strojment er skal, konsistig ov tcD pqrts, wun ov 
 
 hwiq sljdz alog de uder. 
 Slight, Sljt, a. smel; wurtles; inkonsiderabl; not 
 
 important; not kojent; slim; febl; slender; not 
 
 strog; wek;— neglijent; kiirsori; hasti; desultori; 
 
 k^rles. 
 Slight, Sljt, n. neglekt; kontemt; an akt ov 
 
 skern. Se {Sleight.) 
 Slight, Sljt, v. t. tu neglekt; tu disreg(ird; tu 
 
 pprferm kjirlesli er sljtli. 
 Slighter, Sljt-er. n. wun hca sljts. 
 Slighting, Sljt-ig,^p. a. disregqrdig; neglektig. 
 Slightingly, Sljt-ig-li, ad. wid kontemt er 
 
 neglekt. 
 Slightly, Sljt-li, ad. in a sljt maner; k^rlesli; 
 
 neglijentli; konlemtyi^usli; wekli. 
 Slightness, Sljt-nes, n. de stat ov beig sljt. 
 Slight Y, Slit-i, a. trjflig; sn,perfijal. 
 Slily, Slj-li, ad. kunigli. Se {Slyly.) 
 Slim, Slim,I a. wek; sljt; slender; tin ov Jap; febl; 
 
 wurtles. 
 Slime, Sljm, n. viskus mjr; a glqtinus substans. 
 Sliminess, Slim-i-nes, n. viskositi;glqtinus mater. 
 Slimness, Slim-nes, n. de stat er kwoliti ov beig 
 
 slim. 
 
 Slimy, Sljm-i, a. CDverspred wid sljm; viskus; 
 glqtinus. 
 
 Sliness, Slj-nes, n. dezjnig qrtifis. Se {Slyness.) 
 
 Sling, Slig, n. an instrcDment fer troig stonz, 
 mad bj a strap and tcD strigz; — a tro; a strok; a 
 rop; — a kjnd ov hagig bandaj, in hwiq a wronded 
 lim iz sustand. 
 
 Sling, Slig, i. t. [i. slug, *slag, ps. sligig, slug;] 
 tu tro bj a slig; tu tro; tu kast; — tu hag 
 liDsli, az in a slig. [slig. 
 
 Slinger, Slig-er, n. wun ho) sligz er yTj,zez de 
 
 Slink, Sligk, ■v. i. \i. slugk, ps. sligkig, slugk;] 
 tu snek; tu stel %t ov de wa; — tu miskari, az a 
 best. [kari. 
 
 Slink, Sligk, v. t. tu kast prematqrli; tu mis- 
 
 Slink, Sligk, a. prodq,st befor its tjm, az a kqf. 
 
 Slink, Sligk, n. de yug ov a best, bret fort bs- 
 for its tjm. 
 
 Slip, Slip, v. i. tu sljd involuntarili; tu sljd; not 
 tu tred ferm; tu gljd; tu mrov si ov plas; tU 
 sligk; tu er; tu krep; tu eskap; tu fel awa. 
 
 Slip, Slip, t. t. tu kez tu sljd; tu moov; tu kon- 
 va sekretli; — tu loDz bj neglijens; — tu pqrt asun- 
 der bj a njf ; — tu eskap from; tu lev sljli; — tu 
 let l(Jt)s; tu tro of; tu safer aberjon ov, az a m%r. 
 Tu slip an, tu put on hastili, az klodz. 
 
 Slip, Slip, n. de akt ov slipig; fels step; eror; 
 mistak; felt; — dat hwiq iz slipt er kut of; a kut- 
 ig; a branq; a twig torn from de man stok; — a 
 strig bj hwiq a dog iz held; — an eskap; a dezer- 
 Jon; — a strip, er log, naro pes; mater er substans 
 hwiq sljdz er slips; — a plas on hwiq a Jip iz bilt, 
 hwens it ma slip er sljd intu de weter; [a naro 
 dok er opnig betwen hworvz, N. Y.;] — a mikst- 
 yq,r ov kla and flint yqzd in makig erten w^^; 
 mater worn of ov grjndstonz bj grjndig;— food 
 mad ov de kurd ov milk, &s.; — a partii4yn,lar 
 kwontiti ov yqrn; — a kisnterfit kern. — ( Geol.) 
 a mas ov strata separated vertikali er aslant; a 
 land-slip. 
 
 Slipboard, Slip-bord, n. a bord sljdig in grcDvz. 
 
 Slipknot, Slip-not, n. a bonot; a not ezili untjd. 
 
 Slip-on, Slip-on, «. a gratkot, er Icos klok, worn 
 in de Skoq Hjlandz. 
 
 Slipper, Slip-er, n. wun hcD slips; — a Ijt, tin JcD. 
 
 Slippered, Slip-erd, a. w^rig sliperz. 
 
 Slipperily, Slip-er-i li, ad. in Q sliperi maner. 
 
 Slipperiness, Slip-er-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 sliperi; glibnes. 
 
 Slippery, Slip-er-i, a. smood; glib; tendig er kez- 
 ig tu rrlip; ezili sljdig; hqrd tu hold er kep; — 
 qanjabl; unserten; mqtabl; unstabl. 
 
 Slippy, Slip-i,* a. sliperi; ezili sljdig. 
 
 Slipshod, Slip-Jod, a. w^rig slip|(]Dz; havig Jooz 
 slipt on, but not puld up at de helz. 
 
 Slipshoe. Slip-J(D, n. a Ijt, ezi Joo; a sliper. 
 
 Slipskin, Slip-skin, a. sliperi; evasiv. 
 
 Slipslop, Slip-slop, n. Jbad likor; — febl kom- 
 pozijon. 
 
 Slit, Slit, r. t. \i. slit er slited, ps. slitig, slit &r 
 slited;] tu kut legtwjz; tu mak a log kut in; tU 
 kut, az a pes ov klot. 
 
 Slit, Slit, n. a log kut er naro opnig. 
 
 Slitter, Slit-er, n. wun has kuts or slits. 
 
 Sliver, Sliv-er,* v. t. tu split: tu slit; tu t^r of 
 legtwjz; tu separat intu sliverz. 
 
 Sliver, Sliv-er, er Slj-ver,+ n. a pes ov eni sub- 
 stuns, az wud, torn er split of. 
 
 Sloam, Slom, n. {Geol.) a laer ov kla betw^a 
 laerz uv sand. 
 
 Sloat, Slot, n. a. naro pes ov timber hwiq hold* 
 Iqrjer timberz tugeder. Se {Slat.) 
 
 Slobber, S16b-er, r. t. tu slaver: tu spil upon; 
 tu slaber. Se {Slabber,} and {Slaver.) 
 
 Slobber, S16b-er, n. slaver er slaber; likor spilt. 
 
 Slobber, S16b-er, v. i. tu drivl; tu slaber.
 
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 Slobbkrer, S16b-or-er, n. wun hcD sloberz; — a 
 
 Bluveiili iqnner. 
 SLOBBtav, S16b-er-i, a. merst: fludi. 
 SLOh, Slus /*. de froDt ov de blaktorn; de plant or 
 
 Jrub dat bsiri it; a smol, wjld plum. 
 Sloop, Sljop, n. a vcjcl wid wun mast, Ijk a kuter, 
 
 but havig a jib sta, hwiq a kut«r haz not; — a Jip 
 
 er VMul ov wer bclu dt «jz ov a tri)?at. 
 Slop, Slop, r. t. tu dri\)k grosli and grtdili; tu 
 
 8tfl bj Iftifl woter or uder likor fel; tu Hpil. 
 
 Slop, Slop, n. men and vjl likur; likwid iaA; — 
 
 a derli plas mad bj spiliy a likwid; — pi. triszcrz; 
 
 redi-mud klodz; — kludz and bediy lor semen. 
 
 Slope, Slop, A.obiek; nut perpeudikyiilar; alupiy. 
 
 Slope, Slwp, «. anoblek direkjon: inklinajon; de- 
 
 kliviti; gr^nd kutur formd wid dekliviti. 
 Slope, Slop, ad. oblekli; not j)erpendik3rq,larli. 
 Slope, Slop, v. t. tu form obkkli; tu inkljn; tu 
 iorm tu oblikwiti or dekliviti; tu dir^kt oblekli. 
 Slope, Slop, r. /. tu tak an oblek direkjon. 
 SLOPE.NEbS, Slop-nes, n. oblikwiti; dekliviti. 
 Slopewise, Slop-wjz, a. oblekli; not perpendik- 
 
 yularli. [dekliviti. 
 
 Sloping, Slop-ig, pp. a. fermig, er formd tu, a 
 Slopingly, S16p-ifl-li, ad. oblekli; not perpen- 
 
 dikyii,larli. 
 Sloppy, Sl6p-i, a. m\x\ and wet; plaji; woteri. 
 Slop SKLLEa, Sl6p-sel-er, n. wun ha> selz rcdi- 
 
 mad klodz. [klodz qr sold. 
 
 Slop-8UOP, Slop-Jop, n. a plas hwi^r redi-mad 
 Slosh, SloJ, w. sno in a melcig stat. {Sltttch, 
 
 sluU-h, */<*sA, and dudyej qr ol yq,zd for nerli 
 
 de sam tig. 
 Slosuy, SI6J-i, a. beig in a stat ov sloj; sluji. 
 Slot, Slot,* ». de trak ov a der. 
 Sloth, Slot, n. slones; lazines; slagijnes; {dines. 
 
 i^Zixil.y an animal: a mumal proverbial tor de 
 
 sloneti ov its mojon. 
 Slothful, Stot-f ul, a. adikted tu slot; jdl; lazi: 
 
 slugij; inaktiv: indolent; inert. 
 Slotufully, Slot-ful-i, ad. jdli; lazili; wid slot. 
 Slotufl'LNESS, Slot-ful-nes, n. {dines; lazines; 
 
 slugijnes. 
 Slouch, Sluq, n. a d'snkast luk; a deprejon ov 
 
 de bed; a kl'SniJ gat er maner; an ekward felo: 
 
 a klvn. 
 Slouch, SUq, v. i. tu bar a d'snkast, klisnij 
 
 luk, gat, er maner. [bat. 
 
 Slouch, Slisq, r. t. tu pres d'sn; az, tu sZsy de 
 Slouching, Sl'sq-ig, pp. a. havig an ekward gat 
 
 er men. [mud. 
 
 Slough, SIv, n. a dep, miri plas; a hoi f ul ov 
 Slough, Sluf, «. de skin, i>artikyqlarli de kast 
 
 skin ov a serpent;— de pqrt dat seijarats from a 
 
 fisl sor. 
 Slough, Sluf, v. i. tu separat, az de dcd and 
 
 livig pqrts ov flej; tu pqrt from de s-snd flej;— 
 
 tu kust of de skin or sluf. 
 Sloughy, SH-i, a. mjri; bogi; mudi. 
 Sloughy, Sldf-i, a. t«l; mortiljd; stipqrBted. 
 Sloven, Sluv-en, n. a man or b* neglijeut ov 
 
 klenlineii, er k^rlesli or dertili drcst. 
 Slo\lnlise88, Sluv-en-li-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 sluvL-uli. 
 Slovenly, Sliiv-en-li, a. ncglijent ov dreg er 
 
 kloulinf.<: derti and k^rlcs in dres. [maner. 
 
 Slovenly, Sldv-eu-li, ad. in a kors er sluvenli 
 Slow, Slo, a. not swift; not kwik ov moJon: nut 
 
 Epedi: not fast; not basti; not rcdi; not promt: 
 
 not vehement; mudcrat; not havig velositi; wont- 
 
 ig selonti; lat: not bapnig iu a Jort t{m; dul; in- 
 aktiv; tqrdi; slugij; bcvi m wit; — yqzd adv^rbi- 
 
 ali, partikyi^larli iu kompozijon, for vluli; ax, 
 
 *^tj-i)a«ig. 
 Slow BACK. Sl(fi-bak, n. a luber; an {dl felo. 
 Slow-gaitep, Slo-gat-cd, a. motvig sloli. 
 
 Slowly, Sl^-li, ad. in a slo maner; not sptdiii; 
 
 not hastili; not rajli; not promtli; not redili; 
 
 tqrdili. 
 Slowness, Slo-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig slo; 
 
 wont ov velositi; wont ov promtnee; dela; dila- 
 
 torincs. 
 Slow-paced, Slu-past, a. havig a slo mo/on. 
 Slow-worm, S16-wurm, n. de bl{nd wurm; a 
 
 smol kjud ov vjper, not mortal, and sk^rsli ven- 
 
 omus. 
 Slub, Slub, n. a rol ov wul dron ist and 8l{tli 
 
 twisted; a rov. 
 Slub, Slub, t. t. tu form intu slubz. 
 Slubber, Slub-er, c. t. tu huri over in an indo- 
 lent, imperfekt maner; tu kuver korsli; tu swoldt 
 
 bastili: tu smer or slaver. Sumt{mz yi^zd insted 
 
 ov da rer, eluher, er alofier. 
 Slubber, Slub-er, v. i. tu be in, er ta mmv wid, 
 
 a huri. [ig-maj^n. 
 
 .Slubber, Sliib-er, n. wun ho) manajcz de alub- 
 ."^lubbebingly, Slnb-er-ig-li, ad. in an imper- 
 fekt or sluvenli maner. 
 Slubbixg-billy, .Slub-ig-bil-i, n. Qslubig-majen. 
 Slubbing-macuise, Sliib-ig-ma-Jcn, n. a ma Jen 
 
 yqzd iu de munyqfaktyqr ov wulen, for dreig 
 
 TSi intu slubz de rolz ov wul, and sl{tli twistig 
 
 dem. 
 Sludge, Sluj,+ n. mjr; dert mikst wid weter; pol- 
 
 verjzd is. Se {Sloah,} and {Slush.} 
 Sludger, Sluj-er, n. an {urn instroiment fer 
 
 borig in kwik^and. 
 Slue, Shi, *• ^- i-i^tiut-) tu turn ab-jt, az on its 
 
 aksis, az a mast or hiSiva: tu turn arsnd; tu turn. 
 Slug, Slug, n. an idler; a dron; a hevi, slepi, laii 
 
 felo; a binderans; an obstrukjon; — a kjnd ov slo- 
 
 krepig snal; — a silindrikal er oval pes ov metal 
 
 Jot from a gun. [mthv sloli. 
 
 Slug, Slug, r. i. tu l{ jdl; tu pla de dron; tu 
 .Slug-a-bed, Sldg-a-bed, /*. wun fond ov Ijig in 
 
 bed: a dron. [lazi felo. 
 
 Sluggard, Sldg-ard, n. an jdler; a dron; an idl, 
 Sluggard, Slug-ard, a. lazi; slugij. 
 Sluggardize, Sliig-ard-{z,* v. t. tu mak {dl: tu 
 
 mak droiiij. [inert. 
 
 Sluggish, Sldg-iJ, a. dul; lazi; slotful; {dl; slo; 
 Sluggishly, Sldg-iJ-li, ad. dulli; lazili; {dli; 
 
 sluli. [nes; {dines. 
 
 Sluggishness, Slug-iJ-nes, n. dulnes: slut; lazi- 
 Sluosnail, SIdg-snal, n. a. smel kjnd ov snal 
 
 wid'st a Jel. 
 Sluice, Slqs, n. a fram ov timber, ston, er uder 
 
 substans, -''ervig tu retan and also tu furnij a 
 
 pa.-;aj for w.itcr: a fludgat; a vent fer weter; — a 
 
 strem ijqig triu a fludgat. 
 Sluice, Slqs, r. t. tu emit bj fludgats. 
 Sllicy, Slqs-i, a. felig in stremz az from a slt^s. 
 Slumber, Sliim-bcr, c. i. tu slep Ijtli; tu doc; 
 
 tu dr^iz; tu nap; tu step; tu repox; tu be in a 
 
 Stat ov ueglijens and si\p{nnes. Ipc^- 
 
 Slumber, Slum-ber, v. t. tu la tu slep; tu sit^- 
 Slumber, Slum-ber, n. l{t slep; dozig; slep; 
 
 repoz. 
 Slumberer, Slum-ber-er, n. wun hiD slumberx. 
 SLUMUtuiNO, Sldm-ber-ig, n. slepig; a stat ov 
 
 repoz. 
 Slu.mberous, Sldm-ber-us, a. invjtiD tu slep; 
 
 su(ioriferus; slepi. 
 Slump, .^lump, r. i. tu sigk in mjr or eni soft 
 
 :>ubstans: tu go d'sn, ax triO {s or sno. 
 Slump, Slump, «. a mqrj; a swomp. 
 Slumpy, Slump-i, a. mqrji; ezili brokn trov 
 Slung, Slug, /. and p. from Slty. Se (Slinc.} 
 Slunk, Slugk, i. and ji. from .Slii/k. S* iSlM.) 
 Slur, Slur, r. t. tu suli: tu wrl; tu pas litli; ta 
 
 bok: tu render obski^r; tu de prjv ov distigktoes; 
 
 — tu reproq; — tu qel; tu trik.
 
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 Slue, Slur, n. de akt ov wun ho) slurz fant re- 
 
 proq; sljt disgras; trik.— (JAma.) a mqrk denotiij 
 
 a kuuukjon ov wun nut wid aniider. 
 
 Slush, S1uJ,J n. mud; slug; a plaji grund; a derti 
 
 plaj; sluj; sno in a stat ov likwEtakJon; — keld 
 
 elsu dij. [Provinjal in Grat Briten, and kolo- 
 
 kwial in ds Yixnjted Stats.] Se {Sl"sh,} and 
 
 {i:iitetch.)—iSaut.} gres er fat from berld met. 
 
 Slush, SluJ, v. t. {Aaut.} tia grez, az a mast. 
 
 Slushy, SluJ-i, a. rElatig tu gf kontanig sluJ; 
 
 sloji. 
 Slut, Slut, n. a derti wuman; a slatem: — a fe- 
 mal dog; a biq; — a wurd ov sljt kontemt tu a 
 wuman. 
 Slutch, Slug, n. mjri ert: plaji gr-snd; sluJ. Se 
 
 {muih,} and {Slosh}. 
 Slutchy, Sliiq-i, a. mjri; sluji. 
 Sluthhound, Sldt-h-snd, n. a sert ov Skoq dog, 
 havi{) a kwik smel. [not klenli; filti. 
 
 Sluttish, Sliit-iJ, a. neglijent ov klenlines; derti; 
 Sluttishly, Sldt-iJ-li, ad. in a slutij mauer; 
 nastili; dertili. [slutij; dertines. 
 
 Sluttjshness, Sldt-iJ-nes, 7i. At stat ov bEig 
 Sly, Slj, a. menli qrtful; insidius; kunig; qrq; 
 
 krafti; sutl; wjli. 
 Slyboots, Sli-ba)ts, n. a kunig er slj person. 
 Slyly, iili-li,' ad. in a slj maner; insidiusli. 
 Slyness, Slj-nes, n. de kwoliti ov bEig slj; qrt; 
 
 dezjnig qrtifis. 
 Smack, Smak, v. i. tia hav eni partikyqlar tast 
 er kwoliti;— tu mak a nffz, az bj separajon ov 
 &z lips after tastig; — tu kis wid an edibl sepa- 
 rajon ov de lips. 
 Smack, Smak, v. t. tu mak a nffz, az wid de lips 
 
 in separatig dem; tu kis. 
 
 Smack, Smak, n. tast; savor; tigktyqr; a kwoliti 
 
 from sumtig mikst; a plEzig tast; a smel kwon- 
 
 titi; a relij; — d£ akt ov jxirtig ds lips edibli: a 
 
 I'sd kis; — ja bio givn wid de flat ov de hand. — 
 
 {jS'aut.} a vesel wid wun mast, komonli rigd az 
 
 a stop, yi^zd in de kcjstig trad and in fijig; a 
 
 smel Jip. 
 
 Smacker, Smak-er, n. wun h* smaks; a I'sd kis. 
 
 Small, Smel, a. litl in kwontiti, bulk, er number; 
 
 not grat; slender: minq,t; litl in degre; litl in im- 
 
 pertans; peti; diminyqtiv; kontrakted; — litl in 
 
 ds man kwoliti; az, enibl ber; — not strog; wek; 
 
 jentl; soft. 
 
 Small, Smel, n. de smel er narca pqrt ov eni tig. 
 
 Smallage, Smel-aj, n. a Jert-ljvd wed; a sert ov 
 
 pqrsli. 
 Smallaems, Smel-qrmz, n.pl. a jeneral term fer 
 
 el kjndz ov muskets, rjflz, pistolz, kqrbiuz, &s. 
 Small-beer, Smol-ber, n. a wgk kjnd ov ber. 
 Small-coal, Smdl-kol, n. litl wud-kolz yi],zd tu 
 
 Ijt firz; kol not in lumps er Iqrj pesez. 
 Small-ceaft, Smel-kraft, n. a. vesel er veselz 
 
 smoler dan a Jip. 
 Smallish, Smel-iJ, a. sumhwot smel. 
 Smallxess, Smel-nes, n. de stat ov bEig smel; 
 litlnes; wont ov bulk; minq,tnes; WEknes; jentl- 
 nes: suftnes. 
 Small-piece, Smel-pEs, n. a Skoq kern wurt 
 
 ahiit tO) pens and wun fqrdig sterlig. 
 Smallpox, Smel-poks, n. an eruptiv, malignant, 
 kontajus dizez, hwiq disfigyqrz de skin; varjolo. 
 Smally, Smel-li, ad. in a smel degre; wid mi- 
 
 nq,tnes. 
 Smalt, Smelt, n. a. bT|tiful blq substans, mad bi 
 fqzig glas wid oksid ov kubelt, er bj mikstyqrz 
 ov zafer, sand, and perlaj; yqzd in pantig, in 
 printifl upon erten wq^r, &s. 
 Smaeagdine, Sma-rag-din, a. mad ov emerald; 
 
 rszemblig emerald. 
 Smaet, Smqrt, n. kwik, punjent, Ijvli pan; pan, 
 korpareal er intelektynal. 
 
 Smart, Smqrt, v. i. tu fel a kwik, Ijvli pan; tu 
 sufer a sensajon ov kwik, Ijvli pan; tu fel pan 
 ov bodi er mjnd. 
 Smart, Smqrt, a. punjent; Jqrp; kezig smqrt; 
 kwik; vigorus: aktiv; eger; ken; sever; akt'^t; 
 witi; brisk; vi^•aJus; Ijvli; ga; Joi. 
 Smarten, Smqrt-n, i\ t. tu mak smqrt er Joi. 
 Smaetle, Smqr-tl, i). i. tu wast er melt awa. 
 Smartly, Smqrt-li, ad. in a smqrt maner; vigor- 
 
 usll; witili. 
 
 Smart-money, Smqrt-mun-i, n. muni yq,zd in 
 
 dE rfikrootig servis, er muni pad tu rEkrdbts; — 
 
 *muni pad fer redemjon from de militari servis. 
 
 Smartness, Smqrt-nes, n. Az kwoliti ov bsig 
 
 smqrt; kwiknes; vigor; Ijvlines; brisknes; witines. 
 
 Smash, SmaJ,^: t'. t. tu daj wid vjolens; tu brak 
 
 in pesez. 
 Smash, SmaJ,J n. a kruj; de stat ov beig krujt. 
 Smasher, SmaJ-er,J n. he er dat hwiq smajez. 
 Smatch, Smaq,* v. i. tu hav a tast; tu smak, 
 Smatch, Smaq, n. tast; tigktyqr; twag; smak; — 
 
 a kjnd ov herd. 
 Smatter, Smat-er, r. i. tu hav a sljt tast; tu 
 
 hav a sljt, sq,perfijal nolej; tu tek superfijali. 
 Smatter, Smat-er, n. st^perfijal er sljt nolej. 
 Smatterer, Smat-er-er, n. wun hot) haz a sqper- 
 
 fijal nolej. 
 Smattering, Smat-er-ig, n. sqperfijal nolej. 
 Smear, SmEr, v. t. tu overspred wid sumtii) 
 ugktyqus er adhEsiv; tu bEsmer; tu sffl; tu 
 kontaminat; tu deb. 
 Smear, Smer,J n. an ffntment; eni f at likor er jq,s. 
 Smeardab, Smer-dab, n. a. spejez ov flat-fij. 
 Smeary, Smer-i, a. debi; adhesiv. 
 Smeath, Smet, n. a se-f'sl. [erfi. 
 
 Smeclite, Smek-ljt, n. {Min.} a sert ov fulera 
 Smeeth, Smed, v. t. tu smok. Se {Smutch.} 
 Smegmatic, Smeg-mat-ik, a. sopi; detersiv. 
 Smell, Smel, v. t. [i. smelt er smeld, ps. smelig, 
 smelt t>r smeld;] tu persev bj de sens ov smel, 
 er bj de noz; tu f jnd "st bj mental sagasiti. 
 Smell, Smel, r. i. tu afekt de sens ov smel; tu 
 hav eni partikyqlar sent; tu smak ov sumtig; 
 tu eksersjz de sens ov smel; tu eksersjz sagasiti. 
 Smell, Smel, n. Az sens dat rezidz in de mem- 
 bran dat Ijnz de nostrilz; de sens ov hwiq de 
 noz iz de ergan; de pser ov smelig; sent; odor. 
 Smeller, Smel-er, n. wun hcD smelz; — de ergan 
 ov smelig. [hqnts gud tablz. 
 
 Smellfeast, Smel-fest, n. a parasjt; wun heft 
 Smelling, Smel-ig, n. de akt ov wun hot) smelz; 
 
 de sens bj hwiq smelz qr persevd; smel. 
 Smelling-bottle, Smel-ig-bot-l, n. a botl im- 
 pregnated wid sumtig tu stimyqlat de noz er 
 gratifi de smel. 
 Smelt, Smelt, i. and p. from Smel. Se {Smell.} 
 Smelt, Smelt, n. a smel se-fij; a yug samon. 
 Smelt, Smelt, v. t. tu melt, az or, fer de pnrpus 
 
 ov ref jnig and ekstraktig metal. 
 Smeltee, Smelt-er, n. wun hm smelts. 
 Smelting, Smelt ig, n. de operajon ov redi^sig 
 orz tu de metalik stat. [tu fen. Se {Smirk.} 
 Smerk, Smerk, -v. i. tu smjl wontonli er pertli; 
 Smerk, Smerk, n. a fenig smjl. Se {Smirk.} 
 Smerky, Smerk-i, a. njs: smqrt; janti. 
 Smerlln, Smer-lin, n. a fij. 
 Smew, Smq,, n. {Oniith.} a se-berd er djver, ov 
 ds jenus {meryvs.) [orusli er wontonli. 
 
 Smicker, Smik-er,*t v.i. tu smerk; tu luk am- 
 Smickeeing, Smik-er-ig,* n. a luk ov amorus 
 inklinajon. [wuman; smok. 
 
 Smicket, Smik-et,* n. de under gqrment ov a 
 Smiddy, Smid-i,* n. de Jop ov a smit; a smiteri. 
 Smift, Smift, n. a maq ov paper, er uder Ijt kom- 
 bustibl substans, fer f jrig a qqrj ov p^jder, az in 
 a mjn; a f i|,z.
 
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 Smilacine, Smil-a-Bin, n. a veietabl prinsipl pe- 
 
 knlv'ir tu {smilax saria/'ariua.) 
 Smilax, Suij-luks, n. [L.] {Hot.) a jenus ov 
 
 plaiu."; gqr^purila. 
 Smile, Smil, r. t. tu ekspr^s plejqr, kindnes, luv, 
 
 or gladnes, bj At k'Kntenans: kuntrari tu frsn; 
 
 --tueksprds i-ljt konteml bj At luk: — tu luk 
 
 (»a or jffus; tu luk wid favor or aprobajun; tu 
 
 be fiivurabl or propiju.s. 
 Smile, Smjl. v. t. tu o wid a kontemtyrius smil. 
 Smile, Smjl, ». At akt ov snijlig; a luk ov pleji^r 
 
 or kindne^i; ga or jtfus aperuns. 
 Smilefl'l, Siujl-ful, a. ful ov .snjjlz; smjlig. 
 Smilek, Sinil-or, n. wuii ha» jimjlz. [plejqr. 
 
 Smilinu, Snijl-io, a. ckspresio kjndneg, luv, or 
 Smilinuly, Smjl-ip-li, aa. wid a luk ov plejur. 
 Smilingness, Sinjl-ig-nes, ». At kwoliti ov beig 
 
 gmjlig. [^oiuq. 
 
 Smirch, Smerq, v. (. tu kl'sJ; tu dusk; tu sffl: tu 
 Smirk, Smork, r. i. tu smjl wontonli, afektedii, 
 
 nr iKTtIi; tu luk afektedii kjnd. [luk. 
 
 Smirk, Sinerk, n. a fenig or afektcd smil: a soft 
 Smit, Smit, y>. from ^'/«//. Sc {Smite.} 
 Smite, Smjt, r. t. [i. smut,, /<*. smjtig, smitn er 
 
 smit,— gmit iz litl yn,zd:l tu strjk: tu kil; tu 
 
 destri'r;— tu aflikt; tu (^asn:— tu afekt wid sum 
 
 pajon. 
 Smite, Smit, r. i. tu strjk; tu koljd. 
 Smiter, Suiit-cr, u. wun hO) smjts. 
 Smith, Smit, n. wun boo forjez wid a hamer; 
 
 wun hti wurks in metal, az gcjld, silver, kopcr, 
 
 jurn. As.; a wurkman jenerali. 
 Smithcraft, ."-^mit-kraft, n. At qrt ov a smit. 
 Smituerv, Smit-er-i, n. At Jop ov a smit; smiti; 
 
 stiti; wurk performd in a smiti Jop. 
 Smitui.nu, Smit-ig, n. At (^rt or akt ov wurkig a 
 
 mna ov jurn. 
 Smithy. Smit-i, n. At Jop ov a smit; smiteri; stiti. 
 Smitt, Smit, /». fjn klai or or ciker yn_zd for 
 
 mfirkiy Jep. 
 Smitten-. Smit-n, ;>. from6'm/Y;struk. St(SmiU.) 
 Smock, Smok,t n. At under gqrment ov a wuman; 
 
 Q Jift. It iz yt^zd li\dikrusli, in kompcjzijon, for 
 
 sumtig rclatig tu wimen; az, w/i'^A'-leralti, »mt>k- 
 
 trrzn. 
 Smock-faced, Sm6k-fast,{ a. pal-fast; madnli. 
 Smockfeock, Smuk-frok, n. a laborcrz rund frok; 
 
 a gabarden. 
 Smock-mill, Sm6k-mil, n. a windmil, ot hwig At 
 
 top onii turnz tu met de wind. 
 Smokable, Smuk-a-bl, a. kapabl ov brig smcjkt. 
 Smoke, Smok, n. At vizibl efltivium, vapor, or 
 
 aiDti ek-shulajon, arjzig from wud and uder sub- 
 
 Btanscz in a stat ov kombustyon; saiti vapor. 
 Smoke, Smuk, r. ». tu emit smok; tu rmit a dqrk 
 
 ekshalajon bj bet or fjr; tu burn; tu be kindld;— 
 
 tu miDv veri fast, su az tu raz dust Ijk smok; — 
 
 tu ckrtbal de vajKjr ov bumig tobiko;— tu smcl 
 
 or hunt ■st: tu sufor; tu be punijt. 
 Smoke. Smuk, r. t. tu f'sl or sent bj smok; tu drj 
 
 and kqr bj smok: tu eksp^l bj smok;— tu sner: 
 
 tu ridikql tu de fas. 
 Smoke-dried, Sm6k-drid, a. drjd bj smok. 
 Smoke- DRY, Smuk-drj, r. t. tu drj bj smok. 
 Smokk-jack, Smuk-jak, ». a mnje'n tumd rsnd 
 
 bj de osent ov smuk, or bj a rjzig kurent in a 
 
 gimni. 
 Smokeless, Sm6k-les, a. bavig no smok. 
 Smoker. Smuk-er, n. wun ha> smoks. 
 Smoke-sail, Smuk-sal, n. a smol sal h^ted 
 
 ogdnst At fonncst, hwcn a Jip rjdz bed tu 
 
 wind, tu giv de smuk ov de gali an oporti^niti 
 
 tu rjx. 
 Smokilt, Smuk-i-li, ad. so ax tu be ful ov smok. 
 Smokiness. Sm6k-i-nes, n. At stat ov brig smoki. 
 Smoki.no, Smuk-ig, n. At akt ov wun biDsmuks. 
 
 Smoky, .Sm6k-i, a. emitig smok; ful ov smok; 
 
 fiimid; bavig de apcnins or natyi^r ov smok; 
 
 dqrk: obskqr. 
 Smooth, Smoid, a. evn on de surfas; not ruf; 
 
 level; bavig nu a3|K!ritiz; plan; glosi: — motvig 
 
 ekwabli, wid-st obstrukjon; jentli fluig; vdl/nbl; 
 
 — bland; mjld; adyqlaturi. 
 Smooth, Sma)d, n. sm(i>d jx^rt ov eni tig. 
 Smooth, Smotd, r. t. tu muk smii)d; tu level; ta 
 
 muk ezi: tu mak floig; tu paliat; tu sofn; tu 
 
 kqui: tu molifj: tu ez; tu sofu wid blandijmont. 
 
 Se (Stithf.) [yin; berdles. 
 
 Smooth -cui.v.vED, Smi£)d-qind, a. bavig a smuxt 
 ."^moothen, ."^inJjd-n, I'.t. tu mak sm(i>d: tusmotd. 
 .Smootiiee, SuicLd-er, n. wun hot) smoidz. 
 .Smooth-faced, Smi£>d-fast, a. bavig a soft er 
 
 sinitjd fas. 
 Smootu-haieed, Smiftd-h^rd, a. havig sm(i>d hi^r. 
 ."^MOOTHiNG-PLANE, Sm(f)d-ig-plan, n. a f jn, Jert 
 
 fiiiijig-ptan. 
 ."^MOOTHLY, Smiid-li, ad. in a smcod mancr; not 
 
 rufli:cvnli: wid'st obstrukjon; ezili; redili;mjldli. 
 Smoothness, Smt6d-nes, n. At stat ov beig smoid; 
 
 Evnncs; fredom from rufnes or asperiti; softnes; 
 
 jentlnes. [adynlatori. 
 
 Smooth-tongued, Smi€d-tugd, a. yr^zig flateri; 
 Smote, Smut, i. from Sm'it. Se {Smite.) 
 Smother, Smtid-cr, r. t. tu siifokat wid smok, 
 
 or bj ckskhmon from At ^t: tu sapres; tu stjfl. 
 Smother, .Smdd-er, r. i. tu smok wid'st vent; 
 
 tu be suprest, kept klos, er siifokated. 
 Smother, .^^miid-er, n. smuk; tik dust. 
 !>moulder, Smul-der, v. i. tu bum and smok 
 
 wid«t flam er vent. 
 Smolldee, Smu)l-der, n. smok smuderd. 
 Smouldering, Sm61-der-ig, pp. a. bumig and 
 
 smukig wid'st vent. 
 Smug, Smug.J a. njs; spruw; drest wid afektajon 
 
 ov njsnes; afektedii smqrt. 
 Smuggle. Smiig-l, r. t. tu import or eksp<5rt 
 
 gudz wid'st paig de dqtiz er kustomz; tu im- 
 port or ekspurt unlofuli; tu manaj or konvd 
 
 sekretli. [At dqtiz pad. 
 
 Smuggled, Smdg-ld, p. a. imported widest hang 
 Smuggler, Siniig-ler, n. wun hi» smuglz. 
 ."Smuggling. Smiig-lig, n. At ofens ov importig 
 
 gudz widest paig de dqtiz qqrjabl ujxSn dem bj 
 
 de loz. 
 Smugly, Smdg-li, ad. netli: spnftsli. 
 ."^MUCNESS, Smiig-nes, n. sprinsnes; netncs. 
 .•<mut, ."^mut, n. a sptit mad wid s«i>t or kul, or At 
 
 lik: mildt;: a dizez insidental tu kom, kozig it 
 
 tu form boU fild wid blak pvder; a aert or 
 
 fuggns; — obseniti. 
 Smut, .^mut, r. /. tu stan; tu mqrk wid atXtt er 
 
 kul; tu .stjrl;— tu tant wid mildq. 
 Smut, Smut, r. t. tu gader mold or smat. 
 Smutch, Smuq,* t. t. tu blak wid smok; tu smut; 
 
 tu Sffl. 
 
 Smutch, Smuq, n. a fsl spot: smut: a blak s«rlytir. 
 >Smut-mill, Smdt-mil, '». a kontrjvans tu kleni 
 
 gPHn from smut or dust. 
 .*>MUTTILY, Smut-i-li,arf. ina smuti maner:blakli. 
 Smuttiness, Smut-i-nes, n. At stat ov beig smuti 
 
 or derti. 
 Smutty, Smdt-i, a. serld or tanted wid smat;. 
 
 derti; f'sl; — obsen: not modest. 
 Snack, Snak,I n. a J^r: a pqrt takn bj kompakt; 
 
 az. "tu go gnak*," tu Ji^r tug^der:— a sljt, nasti 
 
 rejiiist. 
 Snacket, Snak-ct, n. a hasp. Se {Stuck.) 
 Snacot, Snak-ot, «. a fij. 
 S.SAFFLK, Snaf-I, n. a brjdl hwiq krosei At not, 
 
 or hwiq konsista ov a sk-ndcr bit or bit-m'st. 
 Snaffle, Snaf-1, r. t. tu brjdl: tu bold ai ia a 
 
 brjdl; tu manaj.
 
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 Snao, Snag, n. a Jag, or Jort protixberans; a not: 
 
 a nob; a nqrl:— a Uut, in kontemt; — a tre haviij 
 
 its riDts fasnd in At butom ov a river, or a branq 
 
 ov a tre dus fasnd; — komon in Az Misisipi and 
 
 sum ov its tribyiitariz. 
 Snag, Snag, r. t. tia hi}, rufli wid an aks;— tu 
 
 kut of de branqez, nots, er protixberansez ov 
 
 tj-£2;;_tu stop, upset, er rek, az a bot er vesel, 
 
 bj a tre er snag in a river. Se {Snag, n.) 
 Snagged, Snag-ed, a. ful ov snagz er protvi,ber- 
 
 anscz; snagi. 
 Snaggy. 8nag-i. a. ful ov snagz er pernts:— testi. 
 Snail, Snal, n. a slimi insekt er reptil ov diferent 
 
 varjetiz, sum ov hwiq qr kuverd wid Jelz; a slug; 
 
 — d'e emblem ov slones; a slugij person. 
 Snail-claver, Snal-klav-er, ii. a plant er erb. 
 Snail-flowee, Snal-fl-s-er, ». a plant and fl-ser. 
 Snail-like, Snal-ljk, a. rezembliij a snal; mcDvii) 
 
 slo. 
 Snail-paced, Snal-past, a. mcDvig slo, az a snal. 
 Snail-shell, Snal-Jel, n. de kuverii) ov de snal. 
 Snake, Snak, n. a serpent:— de jeneral nam ov 
 
 serpents, hweder hqrmles or venomus; but spej- 
 
 aii a serpent ov de oviparus kjnd, hmz bjt iz 
 
 hqrmles, az distiijgwijt from a vjper. [pl.ant. 
 Snake-gourd, Snak-gord, n. {But.) an anyii,al 
 Snake-root, Snak-riot, n. a spejez ov fibrus, ar- 
 
 omatik, biterij medisiual rcot, groig in Verjinia, 
 
 Karoljna, &s. 
 Snake's-head, Snaks-hed, n. a plant and fl-ser. 
 Snake-stone, Snak-ston, w. {Jlin.) de amonjt. 
 Snake-weed, Snak-wed, n. an anyqal plant. 
 Snake-wood, Snak-wiad, n. de wud ov de 
 
 {drychncs coltihiina.) supozd tu be an antidot 
 
 tu. de perzn ov serten snaks. 
 Snakish, Snak-iJ, a. Ijk a snak; snaki. 
 Snaky, Snak-i, a. ab-sndii) in, er rezemblig snaks. 
 Snap, Snap, v. t. tu brak at wuns; tu brak Jert; 
 
 tu strjk wid a Jqrp s-sud; tu bjt; tu kag sudenli; 
 
 — tu tret wid Jqrp lar)gwaj. 
 Snap, Snap,;|; r. i. tu brak Jort; tiafel asunder; t\a 
 
 brak wid'St bendig; tu mak an efort tu bjt wid 
 
 Egernes; — tu uter Jqrp laijgwaj ; tu snqrl. 
 Snap, Snap, n. a suden brakiij; an atemt tu sez 
 
 er bit; a kwik, eger bit; — a Jqrp nffz: — a kaq; a 
 
 smol lok: — a gredi felo; — a snaper; — Jqrpnes. 
 Snap-dragon, Snap-drag-on, n. a perenial plant, 
 
 kold else kqxz-snst and tcid-flaks; — a qjldz pla, 
 
 keld e\ia flap-dragon. Se {flaji-dragon.} 
 Snaphance, Snap-hans, n. a kjnd ov fjrlok. 
 Snapper, Snap-er, n. wan hO) snaps; — a se-fij. 
 Snappish, Snap-iJ, a. eger tu bjt; snqrlii); surli; 
 
 wospij; pevij; tqrt; jrasibl; Jqrp in replj. 
 Snappishly, Snap-iJ-li, ad. in a snapij maner; 
 
 pevijli. [ig snapij; tqrtnes. 
 
 Snappishness, Snap-iJ-nes, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 Snappy, Sn;\p-i, a. sam az {Snappi-sh.) 
 Snapsack, Snap-sak, ti. a saljerz bag; — mor yq,- 
 
 gqali {hiapmclc.} [/)«rf.) 
 
 Snapt, Snapt, ?'. and p. sumtjmz yq,zd fer {snap- 
 Snare, Sn^r, 71. eni tig set t'u kaq an animal; a 
 
 jin; a trap; a net; a niDs; eni tig bj hwiq wun iz 
 
 entrapt or ensn^rd. [sn4r. 
 
 Snare, Sn.ir, v. t. tu entrap; tu entaggl; tu en- 
 Snarer, Sn4r-er, n. wun hoo sn^rz; an ensn^rer. 
 Snarl, Snqrl, r. i. tu gr^laz anaggri dogeruder 
 
 animal; tu nqrl; tu spek rufli er hqrjli. 
 Snarl, Snqrl, v. t. tu entaggl; tu embaras; tu 
 
 twist. 
 Snarl, Snqrl, w. an entagglmont az in twisted 
 
 trod; — a kworel; an aggri kontest. [sum felo. 
 Snarler, Sne^rl-er, n. wun hO) snqrlz; a kworel- 
 Snary, Sn^r-i, a. tendig tu ensni'ir; insidius. 
 Snatch, Snaq, v. t. tu kaq egerli er vjolentli; 
 
 tu sez hastili; tu grasp; tu grjp. [tig. 
 
 Snatch, Snaq, «. i, tu bjt, er kaq, egerli at sum- 
 
 Snatch, Snaq, n. a hasti kaq; a Jert fit er turn 
 ov vigorus akjon; a smel er brokn pqrt; — a kwip; 
 a Juflig anser. 
 
 Snatch-block, Snaq-blok, n. {JS^ant.) a sert ov 
 puli in a Jip. 
 
 Snatcher, Snaq-er, n. wun hcD snaqez. 
 
 Snatchingly, Snaq-ig-li, ad. hastili: wid inter- 
 upjon. 
 
 Snath, Snat, n. a. bent er krukt handl ov a sjd; 
 — elso spelt, {snathe, sned, mead, sneed, and 
 sneathe.) [IggO 
 
 Snathe, Snad, v. t. tu. proan; tu lop. [Xert ov 
 
 Snattock, Snat-ok,* n. a qip; a sljs; a kutig. 
 
 Snead, Sned, n. a. ligament: a Ijn er strig; — a 
 handl fer a sjd. Se {Snath.) 
 
 Sneak, Snek,t v. i. tu krep sljli; tia kum er go 
 az if afrad tu be sen; tu behav wid mennes 
 and serviliti; tu kr-sq; tu trukl. 
 
 Sneak, Snek, x. t. tu hid; tu konsel. 
 
 Sneak, Snek,t n. a snekig, men felo. 
 
 Sneak-cup, Snek-kup, n. a sneker. 
 
 Sneaking, Snek-ig, a. servil; men; lo; kuvetus; 
 nigardli: menli pqrsimonius. [menli. 
 
 Sneakingly, Snek-ig -li, ad. in a snekig maner; 
 
 Sneakingness, Snek-ig-nes, n. nigardlines; men- 
 nes. 
 
 Sneaksby, Sneks-bi,* n. a snekig felo; a snek. 
 
 Sneap, Snep,* v. t. tu reprimand; tu qek; tu 
 nip. 
 
 Sneap, Snep,* n. a reprimand; a qek. 
 
 Sneb, Sneb,* v. t. tu qek; tu qid; tu snib. 
 
 Sned, Sned, n. de handl ov a sjd. Se {Snath.} 
 
 Sned, Sned, r. t. Se {Snat/ie.} 
 
 Sneed, Sned, n. de handl ov a sjd. Se {Snath.} 
 
 Sneer, Sner, i\ i. tu Jo kontemt bj -stward man- 
 er, az bj turnig up de noz; tu insinyi|^at kon- 
 temt bj kuvert eksprejonz; tu uter sumtig wid 
 grimas; tu skof; tu jjb; tu jer. 
 
 Sneer, Sner, n. an eksprejon ov kontemtyq,u8 
 ridiktil bj luk er bj wurdz; It^dikrus skern; jjb; 
 skof; derigon. 
 
 Sneer, Sner,* v. t. tu sner at; tu jer. [temt. 
 
 Sneeree, Sner-er, n. wun hcD snerz er Joz kon- 
 
 Sneeeful, Sner-ful,* a. givn tu snerig; snerig. 
 
 Sneeringly, Sner-ig-li, ad. in a snerig er skern- 
 ful maner. 
 
 Sneeze, Snez, ■•'. i. tu emit, spazmodikali and 
 edibli, bret and merstj'i|r, from iritajon ov de in- 
 er membran ov de noz. [nutajon. 
 
 Sneeze, Snez, «. de akt ov wun hco snezez; ater- 
 
 Sneezewoet, Snez-wurt, n. a sternx\tatori plant. 
 
 Sneezing, Snez-ig, n. de akt ov snezig; stermq,- 
 tajon. 
 
 Snick, Snik,* n. a smel kut er mqrk; a laq. Se 
 {Sneclc.} — Snik and ftnez, a kombat wid njvz. 
 
 Snicker, Snik-er,t t\ i. tu Iqf in a slj er hqf-sup- 
 rest maner; tu Iqf in wunz slev: tu titer. 
 
 Sniff, Snif, x. i. tu dre bret edibli up de noz; 
 tu snuf. 
 
 Sniff, Snif, v. t. tu dro in wid de bret; tu snuf. 
 
 Sniff, Snif, n. deaktov snifig; persepjon bj de 
 noz. 
 
 Snift, Snift, ». i. tu snart; tu snuf up. 
 
 Snifting-valve, Snift-ig-valv, n. a valv in a 
 stem-enjin, so kold "bekez de f^r maks a nerz, 
 everi tim it bloz trcD it, Ijk a man sniftuj wid a 
 kold."' 
 
 Snip, Snip, v. t. tu kut er klip at wuns wid sizorz. 
 
 Snip, Snip, n. a siggl kut wid sizorz; a smel Jred; 
 a Iht; a p^rig; a porjon; snak; — a talor in kon- 
 temt. 
 
 Snipe, Snjp, n. a smol gralatorial herd, er a herd 
 wid a log, slender bil, hwiq frekwents mqrjezj 
 a ftol; a blokhed. 
 
 Snipper, Snip-er, n. wun hoo snips. 
 
 Snippet, Snip-et,* n. a smel pqrt; a Jq,r; a snip.
 
 SNU 
 
 479 
 
 SOA 
 
 SxiPBXAP, Snlp-»nap4 n. a tqrt dialog, wid kwik 
 
 rrplfi: "OK""' nUin. 
 Smvel, Sniv-14 n. snot; dc runig ov At noi. 
 Snivel, Sniv-1,; r. /. tu run at de nui; tu krj, 
 
 at •) i;;!'!; tu kotnplan. 
 PvivELLta, Sniv-I-er,t n. wun h<» "nivlz. 
 SxiVELLiNO, Sniv-l-i^.J «. n kriiu trot) de noz: 
 
 lioIDplAot. 
 
 Smvelly, Sniv-l-i,t a. snuti: pitiful: hw|ni{). 
 Snooze, Sikdi, f. »'. tu slumber; — «. a Jort nnp: 
 
 [i'rovinjnl in Igi;., and kulokwinl in de V. S.j 
 S.N'OBE, Snur, r. »'. tu bred hqrd and odibli troj 
 
 dc iiuz. az in ^lep. 
 Snore, Snor, n. de noz ov wun ha> snorx; edibl 
 
 rei<piraj«n inuJ trjt Ae nu/. in .^lep. 
 Snorer, Sncir-cr, n. wun htt> tenure. 
 SsoRiNO, SntJr-ifl, «. nrrz uiaJ trdi de nuz in slep. 
 Snort, Snort, v. i. tu bio troo de noz, az a hj- 
 
 moilol hor!>. 
 Snortkr, Sn.irl-er, n. wun hiB 3nort«. 
 Skortixo, Sn.jrt-i(), n. de akt ov bloip tra* dc 
 
 Doz, az a bors. 
 Snot, Snnt, n. de sekrejon er mi^kus ov de noz. 
 Snottv, Sn6t-i,+ a. ful ov gni>t; derti; men. 
 Snout, Snnt, «. de noz ov a best; de nuz <>v a 
 
 min, in konteint; — de nuzl ar end ov a boiu pip. 
 Snout, Snnt, r. t. tu furnif wid a nozl er p«rnt, 
 SNOLTtD, Sn'^t-od, a. barigu smt. 
 Snoutt, Sn>>t-i, a. rezeiublig a best.s snnt. 
 Snow, Sno, n. konjeld woteri vaiH>r hwic] folz 
 
 fnun dr buzoui ov de atmo^fer in hwjt flaks. — 
 
 {Saut.) Q Jip wid tiD mast!!. 
 Snow, .*ino, r. i. tu fol in sno. 
 Snow, Sna, r. t. tu skater l|k sno. 
 Sxow-APPLE, Sno-np-l, «. a spejcz ov npl. 
 .Snowball, Snif)-bol, n. a rsnd lump ov sno. 
 Snow BALL-TREE, .Snu-b'*l-tre, n. u Jrub hwiq 
 
 bqn hwjt bolz or klu^tora or hw[t t'lncrz: de 
 
 gcider-roz. [gqrdcn Jrub. 
 
 Snow-bkrrt, Sn6-ber-i, n. a smol, ornamental, 
 Snowiiikd, Suii-bfrd, n. a b?rd sen in At tim 
 
 ov sno. 
 Snow-brotu, .Snii-brot, n. vcri kold likor. 
 Sxow-BL'NTi.vo, Snu-bunt-ii), n. a berd sen in 
 
 winter. 
 .Snow-crowned, Sn6-kr8nd, ». krsnd wid sno. 
 SxowuEEP, Snu-dcp, n. a plant or erb. 
 Ssow-DRirT, Sn<b-drift, n. a drift ov sno. 
 Snowdrop. Sn6-drop, n. a plant and vcri erli 
 
 hwjt tl'ser. [jno. 
 
 Sxow-klaTce, Sno-flak, ». a smol mas ov lolig 
 .*<XOWKLECK, Snti-fiek, n. a li^rd; dc sno-buntijj. 
 .*<xowi8H. Snii-iJ, a. rtzemblig uno: snoi. 
 .^SOW-LIKE, Sno-ljk, a. rczeiublin sno. 
 Ssow-suoE, Sno-Jo*, n. a J«d, or Ijt, broj majen, 
 
 jx\ti ler travelig on dep sno. 
 Snow SLIP, Sn^-slip, », a Iqrj mas ov sno hwiq 
 
 b1i|xi d'^n from a rnvntcn er elevated plas. 
 SNOw-hTORM, ,Sno-storm, /i. a stann atdndc-d 
 
 wid suu. 
 Snow wuiTE, Smi-hwit, a. hwjt at sno. 
 Snowt, Sn<i-i, a. reiemblij) or pirtakig ov sno; 
 
 hwjt l^k sno: pq,r ax sno; hwjt. [nub. 
 
 SxLR. >nub, ». a jag; a snag; a not in wud; a 
 Snl'B, Snub,t r. t. tu ijek; tu n-primdnd. 
 Snib, Snub, r. ». tu fcjb konvuNivli. [noz. 
 
 Sni B xosEli, Sniib iiokI, .1. havip a flat or Jort 
 Snidue, Snuj,* r. i. tu \\ klus or snug; tu 
 
 snu;4l. 
 SnI'doe, Snaj,* r. •'. a m{scr; a knrmdjon. 
 SNCrr, Snuf, n. a kandl nlmo'it burnt nt; de 
 
 f jirl er qqnl wik or a kandl rrmanig after dc 
 
 flam:— reiintment ckspr^st bj sniltig; pervt-rs 
 
 rn^ntrat-nt:— pnderd tobako takn bj de noi. 
 SKfFr. .Snuf, f. t. tu dr>in wid At bret; tu in- 
 
 bal; tu scot; tu krup de kandl. 
 
 SNurr, Snnf, r. i. tu Boort; ta dro bret bj de 
 
 noz:- tu snif in kont^ut. [iz karid. 
 
 Snlkk-box, Sniif-bok.-, *n. a bok« in hwiq snuf 
 
 .Snuffer, Sndf-er, n. wun ho) ^nufs. 
 
 Snuffers, Sndf-erz, n. pi. an instn&menl ta 
 Knuf de kandl wid. 
 
 Sniffle, Sniif-l, r. i. tu 8pek tr© de noi; tu 
 brfd lifir'l trJj de noz. 
 
 Snuffleb, .Sndf-ler.J n. wun hoj snuflz. 
 
 ."^NUFFLES. Smif-lz, n. jd. obatrukjon in At DOI. 
 
 .SxuFF-MAKEB, .Snilf-mak-er, ft. wun htii maki 
 snuf. [snof. 
 
 SxLFF-TAKER, .'^ndf-tak-er, n. wun hd) taka 
 
 Snuff-takixo, Sndf-lak-i(), n. At proktu or 
 tnki() snuf. 
 
 .■^xuFFr, .Siiuf-i, a. grjmd wid snuf. 
 
 .Snug, .Snug.^ r. ». tu Ij klos; tu snugl. 
 
 ."^Nfo, .Snug,* a. klos: kijnvcnyont and kdmfort- 
 nhl: net: kom|i:ikt and worm: konseld: klo<li; slj. 
 
 ."^xuooERY, Snd;5-cr-i,J n. a .-^nug pins or dwelig. 
 
 .">xuooLE, .">nu;;-l, r. ». tu li klu-": tu Ij worm. 
 
 .Snugifv, .Sniig-i-fj,t r. t. tu mak s.iug. 
 
 ."^NfOLY, .Sndg-li, ad. in a snug maner; klosli. 
 
 .Snugxess, Sndg-nc?,t n. At stat ov bcig snug. 
 
 So, So, a'/, in Ijk maner, prescded or folod bj as; 
 — tu su(j a degr^; in suq a maner, folod bj dat; 
 — in de sam muner: du^: if dus; de sam; dis iz 
 de Stat: at dis; in de sam degre; in dis maner; 
 d^rfor: for dis rezn: in konsekwens ov dis; on 
 dez termz; notig a kondijonal petijon, anserd 
 bj &:; provjded dat; in Ijk maner; notig kon- 
 sejon ov wun propozijon and asumjon ov andd- 
 er, anserin tu az. — .'^j sumtimz rctdmz dc sens 
 ov a wunl or sentens guij) befor, and iz yqzd 
 tu avt^d rcpetijon; az, "cle ta» brudcrz wer val- 
 yant, but At elder woz mor«o." — It nots a kjnd 
 ov abnipt beginig; wcl. — It sumtjmz iz litl mor 
 dan an ekspletiv, do it impljz sum latent or 
 surd komparison. — CI wurd ov a^umjun: dus be 
 it. — U form ov petijon. — .Su/ort, mor ov de Ijk 
 kjncl. — S>j m>n} az, hnevcr muq. — Su to, indif- 
 erentli; not muQ amij nar wel.— .Sb den, das 
 den it iz dat: d^rfor. 
 
 Soak. .Sok, r. t. tu maserat in eni mflrstyi^r; tu 
 stf |i: tu kep wet til de m<Tstyi),r is imbjbd: tu 
 drenq; tu imb^b; tu imbrdi; tu maserat; — tu. 
 dran. 
 
 Soak, Sok, r. ». tu Ij stept in mffstyrin tu en- 
 ter bj degrvz intu porz:i— tu drigk intemperatli. 
 
 .Soakaoe, ."-^.Jk-aj, n. de akt ov sokig: de stat or 
 beig sokt. 
 
 ."^OAKER, ."^ok-er, n. wun hibsoks; a grat drigker. 
 
 SoAKY, S6k-i, er .S6k-i, a. m<rst on de surfas; 
 ."tept in woter; sogi. 
 
 .SoAi^ Sol, f». Se {S"U.) 
 
 ."^OAP, .Sop, n. a kemikal kompnud ov arli snb- 
 stansez, prep^rd fee de purpusex ov wojig, Javig, 
 As. 
 
 ."^oapberby-tree, .Si5p-ber-i-trt, n. a spejes or 
 tre: {fa/'infiu*.} It bi^rs a beri yT],zd in woJig. 
 
 Soapboiler, Sop-b«rl-cr, n. wan ban trad it is 
 tu mak sop. 
 I SoAPSTONE, .*<6p-ston, n. ( J/»/>.) stcatjt: a mag- 
 nejiin ston, soft, and ap^rentli dgktyqus tu de 
 
 I tU(]. L*^P' 
 
 ' .'^OAPSiDS, SiSp-suJi, n. woter impregnated wid 
 ."^OApwoRT, .Sup-wurt, n. a jenus ov plants: hTsna- 
 I in'>ot; a spejei ov {ram/'i"n.} ^iti ov sop. 
 
 I Soapy, Sop-i, a. rczeinblig sop; havig de kwol- 
 1 .Soar. Sor, r. ». tu fij aloft; tu tncr; tu mnnt; 
 I tu asend; tu kljmb: tu mnnt intclektyi^ali; tu 
 
 I n* K 
 
 j .^OAR, Sor, a. fscrig fljt; asent. 
 
 SoARi.<«o, S<;:)r-in, n. de akt or rjiig; m'sati^ 
 . al6ft.
 
 soc 
 
 480 
 
 SOF 
 
 Sob, Sob, v. i. tu hsv edibli wid konvulsiv soro; 
 
 tu si konvulsivli. [gref or soro. 
 
 Sob, oob, n. a konvulsiv sj; odibl eksprejon ov 
 Sobbing, Sob-iij, n. de akt ov lamentii) edibli. 
 Sober, So-ber, a. teinperat, partikyii,larli in lik- 
 
 orz; not dnujk; abstsmius; — not mad; rjt in de 
 
 understandiij; moderat; regyixlar; kqm;— ssrius; 
 
 grav. 
 Sober, S6-ber, c. t. tia mak sober; tu ki^r ov 
 
 intoksikajon: tu kqm. [peratli. 
 
 Soberly, Sj-ber-li, ad. in a sober maner; tem- 
 Sober-minded, So-ber-mjnd-ed, a, fre from 
 
 pajon; kqm: rajonal. 
 Sober-mindedness, So-ber-mjnd-ed-nes, n. kqm- 
 
 nos; rogyqlariti. [kqranes. 
 
 Soberness. So-b-r-nes, n. de stat ov bsiij sober; 
 Soboliferous, .S'jb-o-lif-er-us, a. {But.) pro- 
 
 dqsii) yui) plunts from de root. 
 Sobriety, 'Su-bri-e-tl, n. de stat ov beir) sober; 
 
 temperans; sobernjs; kqmnes; kcolnes; seriusnes; 
 
 graviti. 
 Sobriquet, S6b-re-ka, 71. [Fr.} a niknam, er a 
 
 burle=k apelajon fer a nikcam. 
 Soc, Sok, ; >i. {Law) ji|,risdikJon, er serkit ov 
 Soke, Sok, S jurisdikjon; sum liberti er priv- 
 
 ilej ov tenants. — {Mil.y a. ledern reseptakl ner 
 
 de sterup, tu resev fte end ov de standard- 
 
 staf, in a kavalri rejiment. 
 Socage, S6k-aj, n. {Law) a tenyixr ov landz bj 
 
 eni serten and determinat servis, distigkt from 
 
 njts servis; — ritnelso {Soccage.) [man. 
 
 Socager, S6k-aj-er, n. a tenant bj sokaj; a sok- 
 SociABiLiTY, So-Ji-a-bil-i-ti, 11. de kwoliti ov be- 
 ir) sojiabl; sojiablnes. 
 Sociable, So-ji-a-bl, a. abl tu asojiat, or tu be 
 
 asojiated wid; kompanyonabl: redi tu yqnit in 
 
 ajeneral interest; frendli; familyar; konversabl; 
 
 afabl; inkljnd tu kumpani. 
 Sociable, S6-Ji-a-bl, n. a kjnd ov faeton, or 
 
 opn for-hweld karij, wid td) sets fasii) eq udor. 
 Sociablexess, S6-Ji-a-bl-nes, /i. de kwoliti uv 
 
 beig siijiabl; inklinajon tu kumpani; gud-fel- 
 
 Ojip. 
 Sociably, So-Ji-a-bli, ad. in a sojiabl maner; 
 
 konversabl i, az a kompanyon. 
 Social, So-Jal, a. relatig tta a jeneral or publik 
 
 interest; relatiij tu sosieti; — inkljnd tu asojiat 
 
 wid uderz; kompanyonabl; konversabl; familyar; 
 
 sojiabl; — konsistig in yqnyon or konvers wid 
 
 aniider. 
 Socialism, S6-Jal-iz-m, w. a modern term apljd 
 
 tu a stat ov sosjeti, institqtig radikal qanjez in 
 
 de tenyn,r ov properti, and in domestik aranj- 
 
 ments. 
 Socialist, S6-Jal-ist, n. an advokat fer sojalizm. 
 Sociality, So-ji-al-i-ti, n. so)Jalnes. 
 Socialize, So-Jal-jz, v. t. tu render sojal: — tu 
 
 regyqlat or konform tu de prinsiplz ov de so- 
 
 Jalists. 
 Socially, S6-Jal-i, ad. in d sojal wa er maner. 
 SociALNESS, So-Jal-nes, n. de kwoliti ov bein 
 
 Mai. 
 Society, So-sj-e-ti, n. yn,nyon ov meni in wun 
 
 jeneral interest; felojip: komiiniti; kumpani; 
 
 p^rtuerjip; an asojiajun formd for de promujon 
 
 ov sum objckt, eder sjentifik, literari, relijus, 
 
 benevolent, politikal, or konvivial. 
 
 SociNiAN, So-sin-i-an. «. a foloer ov Lelius So- 
 
 sjaus, and hiz nevq Festus Sosjnus, hoo, in de 
 
 166 senti\,ri, denid de diviniti and preegzistens 
 
 ov Krjst. [ianizm. 
 
 SociNiAN, So-sin-i-an, a. ov or beloijii) tu Sosin- 
 
 Socinianism, So-sin-i-an-iz-m, n. de tenets ferst 
 
 propagated bj Sosjnus. 
 Sooimanize, So-sin-i-an-jz, t. t. tu konform tui or 
 adopt Sosinianizm. 
 
 Sock, Sok, n. sumtitj put betwen de fut and Jm; 
 a Jert stokiij; — de Jco ov de anjent komik aktorz; 
 ^figyqrativli, komedi, az opcSzd tu hmkin. — 
 Se {Sue.) 
 
 Socket, S6k-et, n. eni holo dat resevz samtii) 
 inserted; de holo ov a kandlstik; de reseptakl 
 ov de j. [qisil. 
 
 Socket-chisel, S6k-et-qiz-el, n. a strog sert ov 
 
 SocKLESS, S6k-les, a. wontig soks. 
 
 Socle, S6k-1, er So-kl, n. {Arch.) a skwq,r mem- 
 ber er pes ov masonri, hooz bredt iz grater dan 
 its hjt, yqzd insted ov a pedestal fer de resepjon 
 ov a koliim; — a f ut-sand. 
 
 Socman, vS6k-man, «. a tenant bj sokaj; a sokaj- 
 er. Se {Sakemari.) 
 
 Socmanry, S6k-man-ri, n. fre tenyq,r bj sokaj. 
 
 Socome, S6k-om, n. {Eng. la>v) a kustom ov 
 tenants tu grjnd kern at dqr lerdz mil. 
 
 Socotrine, S6k-o-trin, a. relatig tu Sokotra; 
 az, Sokotrin aloz. 
 
 Socratic, So-krat-ik, ) a. relatig tu Sok- 
 
 Socratical, So-krat-i-kal, ) ratez; — de Sahrat- 
 ik metod ov qrgqig iz dat hwiq prosedz bj put- 
 ig kwestyonz tu de oponent, so az tu dre from 
 him an admijon ov de tig tu be prcDvd. 
 
 Socratically, So-krat-i-kal-i, ad. wid de So- 
 kratikal mod or maner. [ov Sokratez. 
 
 Soceatism, S6k-ra-tiz-m, ;i. de filosofi or doktrin 
 
 SocRATisT, S6k-ra-tist, n. a disjpl ov Sokratez. 
 
 Sod, Sod, n. a gren turf; a klod wid gras on it. 
 
 Sod, Sod, a. mad ov turf or sodz. 
 
 Sod, Sod, i. from Sed; sedd. Se {Seethe.) 
 
 Soda, Sia-da, n. {GJiem.) a mineral alkalj er a 
 f ikst alkalj; an oksid ov sodium, komonli obtand 
 from de ajez ov raaren plants; natron. 
 
 Sodalite, So-da-ljt, n. {3fin.) a mineral kom- 
 pozd qefli ov silika, ali\,mina, and soda. 
 
 Sodality, So-d;U-i-ti,* n. a. felojip; a fraterniti. 
 
 Soda-water, S6-da-we-ter, w. weter impreg- 
 nated wid kqrbonik asid gas; — so keld bekez 
 frekwentli prep4rd bj miksig tugeder, in weter, 
 de kqrbonat ov soda and tqrtarik er sitrik asid. 
 
 Sodden, S6d-n, p. from Ssd; sedd. Se {Seethe.) 
 
 Soddy, S6d-i, a. turfi; ful ov sodz. 
 
 Soder, S6d-er, v. t. tu yi|,njt er fasn wid a me- 
 talik sement; tu solder. It iz jenerali ritn {sol- 
 der.) Se {Solder.) 
 
 Soder, S6d-er, 71. metalik sement; solder. 
 
 Sodium, So-di-um, n. {Oher/i.) de metalik has 
 ov soda, diskuverd bj Ser H. Davi, in 1808. It 
 iz a substans muq rezemblig potasium. 
 
 Sodomite, S6d-om-jt, n. wun gilti ov sodomi. 
 
 Sodomitical, Sod-o-mit-i-kal, a. relatig tia 
 sodomi. [yq,ral krjm. 
 
 Sodomy, S6d-o-mi, n. de sin ov Sodom; unnat- 
 
 SOEVER, So-ev-er, ad. a ward yq,3qali jernd wid 
 a pron'sn or adverb, az hco, hwot, hs, &s., givig 
 a wider ekstent ov menig; az, hcasoiver, hwot- 
 soerer, lisscjerer. 
 
 Sofa, So-fa, 11. an alkov yti,zd in 8stern kuntriz; 
 a log, soft, ezi set, wid kujonz. 
 
 Soffit, S6f-it, n. {Arch.) a selig wid kros-bemz 
 and ornamented kompqrtments; — de ornamented 
 under pqrt ov a Iqrmier or drip. 
 
 SoFi, So-fe, 71. {Per.) a relijus person amiig de 
 Mabometanz, uderwjz kold a dervis er dervif; — 
 ritn olso {fophi, and soofee.) [ov de sofez. 
 
 Sofism, S6-fiz-m,?j.de relijus ermistikal doktrin* 
 
 Sofite, S6f-it, n. Se {S/fit.) 
 
 Soft, Soft, er Soft, a. ezili yeldig tu prejq,r; 
 not hqrd; not ruged; not ruf; — duktil; maleabl; 
 fleksibl; yeldig: supl; pljant; — tender; mjld;jentl; 
 kjnd; not sever; mek; sivil; plasid; ezi; efemi- 
 nat; delikat; elegantli tender; — wek; simpl; — lo; 
 not Isd; smcod; floig; not vshement; not forsibl; 
 not vjolent.
 
 SOL 
 
 481 
 
 SOL 
 
 Soft, Soft, ad. Boftli; jentli; kwictli. 
 Borx, Soft, i/it^t: hu)l(l; stop; not uo fast. 
 Soften, Sof-n, r. t. tta malt suft; lu mak les 
 
 hqrd; tu mnk mjld, tz\, yeldifl, kjnd, or plitsid; 
 
 tu inolifi; tu kouipuiz; tu miti;;at; tu pnliat; 
 
 tu uteviat; tu mak lus hqrd, Ics vehemunU or lei 
 
 vjolont. [krO)cl. 
 
 Soften, S6f-n, v. i. tu gro soft, les hqrd, or les 
 Softener, Sof-n-cr, u. he or dut hwio sofoz. 
 Softening, S6f-n-ip, n. de akt ov makig soft. 
 Soft-grass, S6ft-gras, «. {Out.} a porcnial 
 
 pliktit. 
 Soft-headed, S6ft-hed-od, a. havijj a soft hod; 
 
 i(V wik intolekt. Ijcntl; mck. 
 
 Soft-hearted, S6ft-hqrt-ed, a. kjnd-hqrted; 
 Softisu, .S6ft-i/, a. sumbwot soft; iuklinio tu 
 
 sipftnes. 
 Softlino, S6ft-li{), n. an efominat person. 
 Softly, S6ft-li, ad. in a soft manor; widsoftnes; 
 
 jentli; raildli. 
 Softs EU, S6f-ncr, n. he or dat hwiq sofnz. 
 Softness, iS6ft-no3, n. de kwoliti ov bEig soft; 
 
 ui{ldncs; siviliti; juntlnes; cfcminasi; pij^silanim- 
 
 iti; fosiliti; meknes; weknes. 
 SooGT, Sog-i,t a. mffst; damp; stemig wid damp; 
 
 sukt wid woter. [haKO. 
 
 SoHO, Su-hu), inUr, a form ov koli|i; spartsmanz 
 Soi-inSANT, Swo-de-zc^n, a. \_Fr.\ pretended; 
 
 Wud 1)E. 
 
 Soil, S*!, r. t. tu mak derti; tu ful; tu poli\t; 
 
 tu .Stan; tu suli; tu tqrnij; — tu mant'i.r; — tu 
 
 frd, az horsez or katl, wid kut gras and udcr 
 
 grf n fiOd. 
 Soil, .SitI, n. dert; spot; poltifon; fulncs; — grsnd; 
 
 ert: mold: ert mikst wid vejetabl mater; — land; 
 
 kuntri;--dm): komiKSSt. 
 Soiling, SAl-iy, n. de akt ov wun hoo s#lz; a 
 
 mod ov fedifl hor^cz and katl, in de stabl or 
 
 yqrd, wid gras and adcr gren fiod, brot tu dem, 
 
 ar. kut in de feldz. 
 SoiLURE, SAl-yijr, n. .stnn; polqjon; fislnes. 
 Soilv, S«Vl-i, a. dgrti; fijl; sarld. 
 Soiree, Swo-rd, n. [/V.] an evnij) pqrti held 
 
 for konversajon. 
 SoiOLHN, S<j-jurn, v. i. tu dwel for a tim; tu 
 
 liav a temjiumri ab6d; tu liv nz not at hom. 
 
 [An uld wurd, sumhwot antikwatcd.] [iibud. 
 Sojourn, So-jurn, n. a temjHjrari rczidens or 
 SoJoiusER, S(j-jurn-or, n. u t^Smporari dwelcr. 
 Sojourning, Sib-jurn-ip, n. de akt ov wun hco 
 
 Scijurnz. [sojurnit). 
 
 .Sojournment, S6-jum-mcnt, n. de akt or tjm ov 
 Soke, Suk, n. {Law) a privilej; — a serkit or dis- 
 
 trikt in l.iukonjer, loglanil, in hwi(j sum partik- 
 
 yqlar ptsor or privilej iz cksersjzd. 
 Sokejian, Suk-man, n., pi. StJk-racn; {Law) 
 
 wun hit) held h\ no s^rvil tonyqr, but pad rent 
 
 az a sok, or sin ov fredom. 
 SoKEMANRT, S<jk-man-ri, n. (Low) de tonyt^r 
 
 ov a sukaj. [in a lordz sok. 
 
 SoKKREEVK, Suk-ftv, H. {Lato) a rent-gaderer 
 Sol, Sol, fi. [L.] de sun.— [/>.J a Fronq koper 
 
 kffn; a sA. 
 Sol, Sol, «r Sfc»l, n. At nam ov wun ov dr mjizi- 
 
 kul nots in mi-fiiii). Se {S"l-/(i.) 
 Solace, S6l-as, r. t. tu konsc)!*: tu ala; tu kum- 
 
 fort; tu qrr. [rrat«>d. 
 
 Solace, Solas,* r. i, tu tnk kumfort; tu be r<*k- 
 Solace, S61-a9, n. kumfort in grtf; konsolajon; 
 
 aleviajon; dat hwi(j givz kumfort or plcjqr; rek- 
 
 ren/on. Isolns. 
 
 Solacement, S61-n9-ment, ir. de akt ov solasi^; 
 SoLACiot'8, So-l(i-Jus,» a. afonlip kumfort. 
 SoLAK, Sij-lak, n. a boman, or qr^er, brlogig tu 
 
 de ])er!>i>nBl gqrd ov de Grand >>rnyur. 
 SoLANDER, 8o-lAnd-cr, n. a dii^s in borsci. 
 
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 SoLAND-GOOBE, S6-land-g(J>s, j n, an akw&tik f^l, 
 SoLAN-GOOSE, Su-lan-gobs, I ov abit de sjz 
 
 ov a ga>s, rcmqrkabl for de kwiknoa ov iu sit; 
 
 de ganot. 
 SOLANiA, So-ld-ni-a, n. {Ohem.) At akliv prin- 
 
 sipl ov Kolanitjii dulk.imnra, or wudi nitjad. 
 Solano, So-l^-no, n. [S/'.] a hot, opriisiv wind, 
 
 hwiq bloz okajonali in de .Mcditcr^ueiui, partik- 
 
 yqlurli on de estern kost ov Si>an. 
 SoLANUM, So-l(i-num, n. [L.] {Jiut.) a jeniu OT 
 
 plants. Sulanuiii (iiheromim, de plant ov hwiq 
 
 de jHjtato iz de nijt, a nativ ov Amerika. Su- 
 
 Ittnmit, nj(jriirn, de komon n|tjad. Sblttnum 
 
 llkujirrsikinn, luv-apl or tomqtu. 
 Solar, Su-lar, a. ov or relatig tu de nun; az, 
 
 gcilar eklips; — mejqrd bj de sun: az, nular munt, 
 
 sular yer. Sular inikrosku/i, de komon mjkru- 
 
 akup konekted tu a refl^ktor and kondenscr. 
 
 Sular KuUin, dat jxirt ov de yq^nivers hwiq kom- 
 
 prjzez de sun and de varius bovnli bodiz hwiq 
 
 revolv ar'Knd it. 
 Solar, ScJ-lar, n. an entrans tu a mjn; a rmm or 
 
 galeri in a mjn. Se {.Sulhir.) 
 .'^olarv, S6-lar-i, a. relatij) tu de sun; solar. 
 Sold, Sold, i. and /». from Stl. Se {Stll.) 
 Sold, Sold,* «. militari pa; worlikentcrtanmcnt. 
 SoLDAN, Sol-dan,* n. sultan. 
 Solder, S61-der, or S6-dor, v. t. tu yqnjt or fasn 
 
 wid metalik semont: tu mend; tu yqnjt cni tig 
 
 brokn; tu soder. .Se {S>idtr.) 
 Solder, S61-der, n. metalik semcnt; seder. 
 SoLDERER, S61-dor-cr, or So-der-er, n. wun hen 
 
 solderz. 
 Soldier, S(I>l-jcr, «. a member ov a militari 
 
 kumpiini, or ov an qrmi; a fjtij) man; a woryor; 
 
 — knmonli a prjvat soljer, az distijjgwi/t from 
 
 an ofiser. [mal. 
 
 Soldier-crab, Sul-jer-krab, n. a kru:-tajus ani- 
 ."^OLDiERE-ss, S(f)l-jer-os, n. a femal woryor. 
 Soldierlike, Stil-jer-ljk, a. mqr/al; soljcrli. 
 Soldierly, S61-jer-li, a. bekdmig a soljer; 
 
 mqrjal. 
 Soldiership, Sul-jer-Jip, n. de stat or kwoliti 
 
 ov a soljer; militari karaktcr; mqrjal skil. 
 Soldiery, S61-jer-i, n. a bodi ov militari men; 
 
 soljerz kcilektivli. 
 Sole, Sol, n. de botom ov de fut; de fut; de 
 
 botom ov de Jio; de pqrt ov eni tig dat tuqez de 
 
 gr'snd: — a smol se-fij". 
 Sole, Sol, r. t. tu f urnij wid solz, az, tu *ol a 
 
 p.*\r ov Jibz. [not marid. 
 
 Sole, Sol, a. siggl; onli; aI6n; sulitnri. — {Law) 
 Solecism, S61-e-siz-m, n, (/^A*-^) an oft^ns ag^nst 
 
 de nnlz ov gniiuar and siutaks, bj At yqs ov 
 
 wurdz in a mg konstrukjon. (I hqibaricm ma 
 
 be ov wun wurd, bat a »ilesizm muBt be ov mor; 
 
 — eni unfitncs or iinproprjtti. 
 Solecist, S61-E-sist, n. wun hibkomitsa 861esizm. 
 SoLECisTic, Sol-c-sis-tik, a. kontanig a solesizm, 
 
 solrsistikul. 
 SoLECisTiCAL, Sol-e-sis-ti-kal, a. relatig tu, or 
 
 kontanig, a solesizm. 
 SoLECisTiCALLY, Sol-e-sjs-ti-kal-i, ad. in a nA- 
 
 fsistikal niiiner. 
 
 Solecize, Sol-e-sjz, v. ». tu praktis sdlesizm. 
 .Solely, ."^iJl-li, au. wid 
 i{);;li: onli. 
 
 no udcr person or tig; 
 
 Solemn. .■^61-em, a. irlijusli grav; oful; formal; 
 
 rityqjil; slrjkig wid sfriusnos; sober; serins; 
 
 afektedli srrius. [solemniti. 
 
 SoLEMN-BREATHiNO, S61-em-brEd-ig, a. difqzig 
 SOLEMNESS, Sol-em-nes, n. de stat ov beig »<.'lom; 
 
 solemniti. 
 Solemnity, So-l^m-ni-ti, n. a s<5rfmoni or rjt 
 
 anyqali perfi'«rmd: a rrlijus s<'rrmoni: dr stat 
 
 ov brig solom; graviti: seriusncs; oful grandyqr.
 
 SOL 
 
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 SOL 
 
 Solemnization, Sol-em-ni-za-Jon, n, de akt ov 
 
 solemnjzij; selebrajon. 
 Solemnize, S61-em-njz, v. t. tu dignif j bj solem 
 
 seri-moniz; tu selebrat in dq, farm;— tva perferm 
 
 rslijusli wuns a yer; — tu mak solem er serius; tu 
 
 impres wid e. ^ L^z- 
 
 SoLEMNizEE, Sol-em-niz-er, n. wun hcb solemnjz- 
 SoLEMNLF, S61-em-li, ad. in a solem maner; wid 
 
 rslijus er dij, sersmoniz; sgriusli; ernestli. 
 SoLEN, So-len, n. a surjikal majen, in hwiq a 
 
 brokn leg iz plast.—< CowcA.) a bjvalv Jel-f ij; de 
 
 razor-Jel, or razor-Jet. 
 SoLENACEAN, Sol-e-na-Jan, n. {Conchy a term 
 
 apljd tu a famili ov bjvalv molusks, ov hwiq de 
 
 razor-Jel er solen iz de tjp. [solenajanz. 
 
 SOLENACEOUS, Sol-e-na-Jus, a. relatig tu de 
 SoLENESS, Sol-nes, n. sii)gl stat. 
 SoLENiTE, S6-len-it, n. a jenus ov Jelz; a pet- 
 
 rifjd solen. 
 SoLENODON, So-len-o-don, n. {Zool.) a jenus 
 
 ov insektivorus mamalz. 
 Solenoid, S6-le-nerd, n. in F.lektro-dinimiks, a 
 
 smel elektrikal kurent, namd from its Jap. 
 SOLESHIP, Sol-Jip, n. sii)gl stat; solnes. 
 SoL-FA, Sol-f4, er Sol-fq. v. i. {Mus.) tu ekser- 
 
 sjz de vers on de gamut, hwjl cirtikyq,latig de sil- 
 
 ablz soI,/q, me, &s. 
 SoLFANAEiA, Sol-fa-nq-ri-Q, n.llt.l a sulfur mjn. 
 SOLFATAEA, Sol-fa-t^-ra, n. [li.] {Geol.} a vol- 
 
 kanik vent, from hwiq sulfur, and sulfqreus, 
 
 weteri, and asid vaporz and gasez qr emited. 
 SoLFATAEiTE, Sol-fa-tq-rjt, n. {Min.} a mineral 
 
 substans f'snd in de solfatqraz ov Itali. 
 Solicit, So-lis-it, v. t. tu import^n; tu entret; 
 
 tu kel tu akjon; tu sumon; tu implor; tu ask; 
 
 tu rekwest; tu krav; tu beg; tu beseg; tu sup- 
 
 likat; tu trj tu obtan; — tu disturb; tu dis- 
 
 kwjet. 
 Solicit, So-lis-it, v. i. tu mak sralisitajon. 
 Solicitation, So-lis-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov solis- 
 
 itig; importqniti; invitajon; eksjtment. 
 SoLiciTOE, So-lis-it-or, 7i. wun hot) solisits, im- 
 
 porti^nz, or entrets; — an atiirni or k"8nselor at le; 
 
 — partikyqlarli, and in distiijkjon from an atdr- 
 
 ni, wun hO) praktisez in a kort ov qanseri. 
 Solicitoe-geneeal, So-lis-it-or-jen-er-al, 7i. a 
 
 l&-ofiser ov de krsn, in Iggland, hot) ragks nekst 
 
 tu de aturni-jeneral, wid hcom he iz asojiated 
 
 in de manajiij ov de legal biznes ov de kr'sn. 
 Solicitous, So-lis-it-us, a. havig solisiiq^d; agk- 
 
 Jus; k^rful; konsernd. [soli3itq,d. 
 
 Solicitously, So-lis-it-us-li, ad. agkjusli; wid 
 SoLiciTousNESS, So-lis-it-us-ncs, n. &s stat ov 
 
 beii) solisitus. [its. 
 
 Soliciteess, So-lis-i-tres, n. a wuman hoo solis- 
 Solicitude, So-li3-i-tq,d, n. agzjeti; k^rfulnes; 
 
 kousern; k^r; agkjus k^r. 
 Solid, S61-id, a. not likwid; not flq,id;— not holo: 
 
 ful ov mater; kompakt; dens;— havig el de jeo- 
 
 metrikal dimenjunz, leijt, bredt, and tiknes; — 
 
 stroi); ferm; hqrd; substanjal; stabL; s-snd;— real; 
 
 trO); not emti; not falajus; not Ijt; not sq,perfijal; 
 
 grav; prtif-snd. 
 Solid, Sol-id, n. a solid substans: a magnitqd 
 
 hwiq haz ler)t, bredt, and tiknes;— ^^. de bonz, 
 
 flej, ka., ov de bodi, in distigkjon from de 
 
 flq,idz. [makii) solid. 
 
 Solidification, Sa-lid-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 Solidify, So-lid-i-f j, v. t. tu mak solid; tu re- 
 
 d^s tu de stat ov a solid substans. 
 Solidism, S61-id-iz-m,n.(i/«tZ.) de medikal dok- 
 
 trin dat refurz ol dizezez tu olterajonz ov de 
 
 solid pqrts ov de bodi. 
 Solidity, So-lid-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig solid; 
 
 fulnes ov mater: fermnes; hqrdnes; kompaktnes; 
 
 densiti; not flqidili; — realiti; graviti. 
 
 Solidly, S61-id-li, ad. in a solid maner; fermli; 
 densli. [iti. 
 
 SoLiDNESS, S61-id-nes, n. soliditi; fermnes; dens- 
 
 Solidungulate, Sol-i-ddg-gq^-lat, n. a. soliped. 
 
 SoLiDUNGULOus, Sol-i-dug-gii,-lus, a. hol-haft, 
 az a hers. 
 
 SOLIFIDIAN, Sol-i-fid-i-an, n. wun hcD supozez 
 dat fat alon, widtt wurks, iz nesesari tu sal- 
 vajon. [fidianz, 
 
 SoLiFiDiAN, Sol-i-fid-i-an, a. relatig tu de Soli- 
 
 SoLiFiDiANiSM, Sol-i-fid-i-an-iz-m, n. de tenets 
 ov Solifidianz. [okwi. 
 
 Soliloquize, So-lil-o-kwjz, v. i. tu uter a solil- 
 
 Soliloquy, So-lil-o-kwi, n. a disk6rs mad bj 
 wun in solitq,d tu himself; a tokig tu wunz self. 
 
 Soliped, S61-i-ped, n. an animal havig a siggl 
 h(Df on eq f ut; a solidur)gq,lat. 
 
 Solitaiee, Sol-i-t4r, n. [/)'.] a hermit; — an er- 
 nament far de nek; — a gam wid kqrdz. 
 
 Solitaeian, Sol-i-ta-ri-an, n. a hermit; a sol- 
 itari. [solitari. 
 
 Solitaeiety, Sol-i-ta-rj-e-ti,* n. de stat ov beig 
 
 Solitaeilt, S61-i-ta-ri-li, ad. in a solitari man- 
 er; in solitqd. 
 
 SoLiTAEiNESs, Sol-l-ta-ri-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 solitari; solitq,d. 
 
 SoLiTAEY, S61-i-ta-ri, a. livig alon; siggl; lonli; 
 not havig kumpani; retjrd; remot from kum- 
 pani; desolat; glcomi; dizmal. [hermit. 
 
 Solitary, S61-i-ta-ri, n. wun hoo livz alon; a 
 
 Solitude, S61-i-tq,d, n. &z stat ov beig al6n; a 
 lonli Ijf; lonlines; remotnes from kumpani; a 
 plas uninhabited; a lonli plas; a dezert. 
 
 Solivagant, So-liv-a-gant, ) a. wonderig ab'st 
 
 SoLiVAGUS, So-liv-a-gus, i alon. 
 
 SOLLAR, S6I-ar,* n. an uper rCbm; a loft; a garet; 
 — an entrans tu a mjn; a room er galeri in a mjn. 
 
 SoLMizATiON, Sol-mi-za-Jon, n. [from de mq,zi- 
 kal term 6wi! TO4-,] {Mus.) de akt ov eksersjzig 
 de vers on de gamut; a kjnd ov sol-fqig. 
 
 Solo, So-lo, n. [/<.] {Mus.y a pes ov mq,zik er a 
 moQvment, tu be plad er sug bj wun person onli. 
 
 Solomon 's-loaf, S61-o-monz-16f, n. a plant. 
 
 Solomon's-seal, S61-o-monz-sel, n. a perenial 
 plant; {amvaJlai'ia.y 
 
 Solstice, S61-stis, ». de tjm at hwig de sun iz 
 at de gratest distans from de ekwator, hwiq 
 hapnz at midsumer, (hwen de daz qr loggest,) 
 and at mid-winter, (hwen de daz qr Jortest. ) 
 
 Solstitial, Sol-stiJ-al, a. belogig tu de solstis; 
 hapnig at de solstis. — Sohtifal fonts, de tO) pernta 
 in de ekliptik, at hwiq de sun arjvz at de tjm ov 
 de solstis. 3e ferst pffnts ov Kanser and Kap- 
 rikeru. [s61yii,bl. 
 
 Solubility, Sol-yq,-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 Soluble, S61-yq,-bl, a. dat ma be dizolvd; solva- 
 bl; kapabl ov disolqjon; relaksig. [goose.y 
 
 SoLUND-GOOSE, So-lund-gcDS, n. Se {Soland- 
 
 Solute, So-h^t, a. relakst; fre; Ijsenjus. — {Bot.} 
 loDs; fre; not adherig. 
 
 Solution, So-lq-Jon, n. de akt ov solvig; de akt 
 ov dizolvig; de stat ov beig solvd er dizolvd; dat 
 hwig iz dizolvd; mater dizolvd; rezolqjon ov a 
 d-st; remiDval ov an intelektyqal difikulti; reles; 
 deliverans; disqqrj. [Jon, 
 
 SoLUTiVE, S61-yq-tiv, a. laksativ; kezig relaksa- 
 
 Solvability, Sol-va-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 solvabl; abiliti tu pa el demdndz. 
 
 Solvable, S61-va-bl, a. dat ma be solvd er eks- 
 pland; kapabl ov beig pad. 
 
 Solve, Solv, v. t. tu kler; tu eksplan; tu untj 
 an intelektyqal not; tu rezolv; tu unf61d. 
 
 Solvency, S61-ven-si, n. de stat ov beig solvent; 
 abiliti tu pa el dets. 
 
 Solvent, Sol-vent, a. havig p'ser tu dizolv, er 
 tu koi disolqjon; — abltu pa el dets kontrakteeL
 
 SOM 
 
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 SOO 
 
 Solvent, Sol-vent, n. {C'/t^rn.) a substans or likor 
 
 dut diiolvi bodii; a mendlra>uin. 
 80LVEK, Sol-vor, n. he or dat hwiq solvz. 
 SoLViuLE, S(')l-vi-bl, a. Se {SidcabU.) 
 S01IATI8T, S6-ma-ti3t, n. wun hot odmita de eg- 
 
 zi-itunsuv inutcrial substanscz onii; a tnaU'rialist. 
 Somatology, So-ma-tol-o-ji, n. At doktria ov 
 
 luateriul .substunsez; a tretiz on de hiiman bodi. 
 SoMBBK, Suin-ber, a. dqrk; gloomi; soinbrua. 
 SoMBBKNKSS, S6in-ber-ne!(, u. gla>ui; d((rknea. 
 SoMBUOL'8, Soin-brus, a. dqrk; gloimi; somber. 
 SoMK, Sum, Q torminujon ov meiii adjektivz, hwiq 
 
 iitnuH a kwuliti or properti ov eni tig; az 
 
 SouE, Sum, a. mar er les, az tu kwontiti or az 
 
 tu namber; serten; eni; wun widist determinig 
 
 hwiq: — it iz oded tu a number tu Ju dat de 
 
 number is unserton and konjektyn,ral; az, "si/w 
 
 ton legz tu de westward." 
 Some, Sum, indej. adj. prun. sum pepl; gum pcr- 
 
 sonz; sum tigz. It iz ofn op<f)zd lu uderz; az, 
 
 '•.y</m qr hapi, hw^l uderz qr mizcrabl." 
 Somebody, bum-bod-i, n. wun: a peraon not 
 
 jdcntifjd; a person ov importansor konsidora/on. 
 SoMEDEAL, Slim-del, ad. in sum degre. 
 Somehow, Sdm-h's, ad. in wun wa or udcr. 
 Somersault, Siim-er-solt, / n. a lep in hwiq de 
 Somerset, Sdm-er-set, i belz qr triin uver 
 
 de bed;— ritn oLw {tsummernet,) and {sumtner- 
 
 sanlt.) 
 Someevillitk, Sdm-er-vil-jt, n. {Jlin.} a kris- 
 
 t-il|zd mineral. 
 Somethino, Slim-tig, n. a tig indefinitli; a mat- 
 er indcterminnt; a tig merilig konsiderajon; a 
 
 ixirt. 
 SoMETUi.vo, Slim-tig, a<f. in sum degr£. [tim. 
 Sometime, Sdm-tjm, ad. wuns; formcrii; at wun 
 Sometimes, Siim-tjmz. a</. not never; av and den; 
 
 at wun tjm or uder; at wun tjm. 
 Somewhat, Sii.'n-hwot, n. sumtig; a litl; mor or 
 
 les: pqrt, grater or les. [les. 
 
 Somewhat. Siim-hwot, ad. in sum degre; mor or 
 Somewue&e, Sdm-hw^r, ad. in wun plas or an- 
 
 tidcr. 
 Somkwhile, Sdm-hw[I, ad. wuns; for a tjm. 
 SoMhwiiiTHKE, Sum-hwid-er, ad. tu sum plas. 
 SoMMiTE, .Som-jt, n. {Jlin.) nefelin ov Soma. 
 Somnambllatio.v, Som-nam-bq,-la-/on, n. de akt 
 
 ov w.tkig in slcp. 
 Somnambule, Sum-nam-bql, n. a somnambr),list. 
 Somnambulic, Sum-nam-bn,-lik, a. relatig tu 
 
 sumn:iiubqlizm. 
 Somnambulism, Som-nam-bi^-liz-m, n. de akt ov 
 
 W'lkig in ."lep: bwutovcr iz dun bj a person apj^r- 
 
 entli in'tensibi tu cksternal objekLs, hd) akts az 
 
 if he wer in a stnt ov kunjusncs. 
 Somnambulist, Som-nam-bq-list, n. wun hco woks 
 
 iu biz slep, or praktisuz somnambqlizm. 
 .•^OMXEE, Som-ner, n. a sumoner. 
 SoMNiAL, Som-iii-al, a. relatig tu dremz. 
 SoMNiATiVE, S6m-ni-a-tir, a. relatig tu, ©r pro- 
 
 dqsig. dremi. 
 SoMsiFEROUS, Som-nlf-er-ua, a. kozig slcp; pro- 
 
 kqrig »lep; wjportforus. 
 ."^OMXiKic, .Som-nif-ik, a. koxig slep; somniferus. 
 .SoMviLoyUENCE, Som-nil-o-kwens, n. de akt ov 
 
 U«ki|| ill slcp: slcp tokig. 
 SoMXiLoquiSM, Soin-iiil-u-kwif-m, n. de akt ov 
 
 tokig in slcp er hwjl dremig: somnilokwens. 
 SOMNiLuguiST, Som-uil-u-kwist, r». wun hiD toks 
 
 in sirp. 
 SoMNiuM, S6m-ni-um, n. [L.] a drcm; a kombi- 
 
 Dojoii >>v i<ieaz or imajcs dat present dcms^lvt 
 
 tu de mind dqrig slcp. 
 Somnolence, S6m-na>-iens, | n. slepines; inkli- 
 Somnolency, S<im-no-len-si, j nnjon tu slcp. 
 
 .■u.>.^ti, ouu-ei, V. I. via Kompu 
 Sonneteer, Son-et-£r, ) 
 
 SoNNETER. S6n-et-er,* ^ ^' °- 
 
 SoNNETiST, S6n-et-ist,») *"" 
 
 SoMKOLKNT, S6m-no-lent, a. 8lepi;dnfzi. 
 
 Son, Sun, n. a mal qjld: korelaiiv tu finder er 
 wjurfe/-;— a de«(5ndanl, bTxiver diutanl; az, "de 
 $um ov Adam;" — a kompela/on ov an old man 
 tu a yug man, or ov a prcst or tecicr tu biz 
 disjpl;— a naliv ov a kuntri. 
 
 Sonata, So-n^-ta, n. [It.] (Jfus.) a tqn or kom- 
 pozi/on tu be performd bulli bj instruimentd. 
 
 SONO, Sog, n. dat hwiq iz sug or fit tu be sun; a 
 balad; a poem; la; stran; bim;— puetri; [uesi; — 
 nota ov berdz;— a trjfl. — An uld tmj, a mcr trjfl. 
 
 .SoNOlSH, .S(jg-iJ,» a. konsistig ov, or lik, s.jgz.' 
 
 Songster, S6n-ster, n. a person or beni dat siflz. 
 
 .Songstress, hog-stres, n. a femal siger. 
 
 •Soniferous, So-nif-or-us, a. brigig sund; sono- 
 , rilik. [doter. 
 
 SoN-ix-LAW, Sdn-in-lo, n. a man marid tu wunz 
 
 Sonnet, Son-et, n. a jort sog or p>aem; — spejali, 
 a Jort poem konsistig ov forten Ijnz, rjmd akord- 
 ig tu an intriknt, but not olwaz presjsli similar, 
 aranjmcnt. 
 
 Sonnet, S6n-et, v. i. tu kompuz aonets. 
 
 rjter ov sonets; a 
 smol poet. 
 
 Sonnetize, .Sdn-et-jz,J r. i. tu komp<f)Z sonets. 
 Sonnet- writer, Son-ct-rjt-er, n. a. rjter ov son- 
 ets; a soneter. 
 So.vnite, Sun-jt, n. wun ov a Mahometan sekt. 
 
 Kold olso {Siinnite-g, ^lonees, and Sunnus.) 
 Sonometer, So-n6m-c-ter, n. a mejqr ov s^nd. 
 SoNORiFic, So-no-rif-ik, a. givig or prodqsig 
 
 8'isnd. 
 Sonorous, So-no-rus, a. givig sifnd hwen strak; 
 
 Hd-s-jjudig; givifl a lud er Jril sund; hi-svndig; 
 -, J"l- 
 Sonorously, So-no-rus-li, ad. in a sanonu 
 
 m:uier; wid s'snd. [beig sunorus. 
 
 .Sonorousness, .So-nu-rus-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 SoNSHir, Sdn-Jip, n. de stat ov a sun; filiajon. 
 SooDER, SoE(-dor, n. de fort kast amdg de Hin- 
 
 ditz, konsistig ovqrtizanz, laborerz, and servants. 
 SoOFEE, S<J[)-fc, n. u term apljd tu a Perjan dj- 
 
 nosti;— it iz apljd likwjz tu u relijus person, and 
 
 ritn olso {soji^ and nniiki.') 
 SooJEE, S(f)-je, n. a granyqlar substans ov hwet. 
 
 Se {Stmulina.) 
 Soon, Sotm, ad. bcfiir log: Jartli: erli; kwikli; red- 
 
 ili; wiligli; — a. spedi. — .iz scuu az, imediatli; at 
 
 de veri tjm. 
 SooNEE, SA-nc, n. wun ov de sekt ov de Mah6m- 
 
 etanz hOi folo de tradijonz: — kold olso {S"nniU, 
 
 and S'lnnitu,) and ojxSzd tu {,SMi(<;.} 
 SooNLY, Sif<n-li,* ad. kwikli: spcdili. 
 SooPBERRY, Sd)p-ber-i, n. Se {S -a j •berry.) 
 Soot, So&t, or Sut, n. de p'sderi blak mas depoz- 
 
 itcd bj smuk hwonbekdmig kOjl; kondenst smok. 
 Sooted, Si£»t-ed, or Siit-ed, a. smerd er kuverd 
 
 wid soit. 
 SooTERKiN, Stf)t-er-kin, fi. a kjnd ov fels b?rt 
 
 fabld ov Duq wimen, fmm sitig over d^r stovi. 
 SooTH, S<Dt, a. trU); fatful. 
 Soothe, S<i>d, r. t. tu ala; tu kom[i6z: tu aswaj; 
 
 tu tninkwiljz; tu kqm; tu sofn; tu molifj; tu 
 
 gratifj: tu po^ifj; tu miligat; tu apez. 
 Soother, Sc6d-er, ». wun hiDsa)dzor trankwiljzez. 
 Soothingly, Si)d-ig-li, ad. in a sit)dig mancr. 
 SooTiWAY, SiLt-sa, r. t. tu prcdikt; tu furtel. 
 Soothsay, ."^Xt-sa, n. a tnn soig:— a prcdik/on. 
 Soothsayer, S<f)t-sa-er, n. a furtelcr; a prcdiktcr. 
 Soothsaying, S<£>t-sa-ig. n. de akt ov fortelig; 
 
 predikjon. 
 Sootiness, S<t>t-i-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig s<x>ti. 
 Sooty, S«l>t-i, or Sut-i, a. brcdig siOt: koncistig 
 
 ov ant; kuverd wid s<i>t: bluk; dqrk: duski. 
 •Sooty, Si6t-i, 1. t. tu mak blak wid sODt.
 
 SOR 
 
 484 
 
 SOR 
 
 Sop, Sop,t n. eni tiij stspt in likor, komonli tu be 
 
 etn:— eni tii) givn tu pasif j, from de sop givn 
 
 tu Serberus. 
 Sop, Sop,:t: '»• t- 1^ step in likor; tu im^rs in gravi, 
 
 er eni likwid. 
 SopE, Sqp, n. Se {Sxip.} 
 Soph, Siaf, n. a dispn,tant; sofister; a sttj^dent ov 
 
 tiD yrrz standii) in a yq,niversiti. [Jia. 
 
 SOPHI, So-fi, n. {Per.} ie kii) er emperor ov Fer- 
 SoPHisM, S6f-iz-m, ?i. an aperans ov tri»t wid-st 
 
 de rsaliti; a spejus but falajus Argument; an 
 
 uns^nd subtilti; a falasi. 
 Sophist, S6f-ist, n. a profesor ov filosofi; wun 
 
 hiD tsqez er praktisez dt qrt ov sutl but falajus 
 
 reznii):— an undergradyq^at at de yuniversiti ov 
 
 Kambrij, Iijgland: sofister. 
 SoPHiSTEB, S6f-is-ter,* w. a dispixtant falajusli 
 
 sutl; an qrtful but insidius lojijan: — a profesor 
 
 ov filosofi: a sofist;— an undergradyq,at. 
 Sophistic, So-fis-tik, j a. relatii) tu sofis- 
 
 SOPHISTICAL, Su)-fis-ti-kal, i tri; kontanig sof- 
 
 istri; falajusli sutl; lojikali desetful. 
 SoPHiSTiCALLY, So-fis-ti-kal-i, ad. wid falajus 
 
 sutlti. 
 SoPHiSTiCALXESS, So-fis-ti-kal-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beir) sofistikal. 
 Sophisticate, So-fis-ti-kat, v. t. tu adulterat; 
 
 tu korupt wid sumtiij spqrius; tu vijiat. 
 Sophisticate, So-fis-ti-kat, a. adulterat; not 
 
 jenyiiin. 
 Sophistication, So-fis-ti-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 sofiitikatir); adulterajon. 
 SoPHisTiCATOR, So-fis-ti-ka-tor, n. wun ho so- 
 
 fistikats; an adulterator. 
 Sophistry, Sof-is-tri, n. falajus reznii); a sutl 
 
 falasi; fols lojik. 
 SoPHOMOKE, 86f-o-mor, n. a sti|dent, in an 
 
 Amerikan koloj, in hiz sekond yer. 
 Sop-iN-wixE, S6p-in-wjn, ) n. a kjnd ov pigk; 
 Sops-iN-wiNE, S6ps-in-\vin, i an apl. 
 Sopor, S6-por, n. a prof'snd slep. 
 Soporate, S6p-o-rat,* v. t. tu la aslep. 
 SopoRiFEROCS, Sop-o-rif-er-us, a. prodiiktiv ov 
 
 slep: kozii) slep; narkotik; soporifik; somniferus; 
 
 anoJin; slepi. 
 SoPORiFEROUSNESS, Sop-Q-rif-er-us-nes, n. de 
 
 kwiiliti ov kozii) slep. [kotik. 
 
 Soporific, Sop-o-rif-ik, a. kezii) slep; opiat; nar- 
 SopoRiFic, Sop-o-rif-ik, n. {Med.} a soporifik 
 
 medisin, er a medisin kozii) slep. 
 Soporose, Sop-o-ros, a. slepi; kezirj slep. 
 SoppER, S6p-er, n. wun hO) steps eni tin in likor. 
 Soprano, So-prq-no, n. [Jt.] pi. So-pr^-ne, 
 
 {Mus.) trobl; de sviprem or hjest vokal pqrt. 
 Sorb, Sorb, n. de servis-tre; de beri ov ae tre. 
 SoRB-APPLE, Sorb-ap-l, n. de friDt ov de servis- 
 
 tre. 
 Sorb ATE, Ser-bat, n. {Chem.) a selt komp6zd ov 
 
 serbik asid and a bas. 
 SoEBEFACiENT, Sor-be-fa-Jent, a. {Med.) pro- 
 
 motii) abserpjon. 
 SoRBEFACiENT, Sor-bE-fa-Jent,7i. asubstans hwiq 
 
 kezez absorpjon; a substans yv^zd fer remcDvig 
 
 sii^jierflqus or nokjus flqidz. 
 SoEBic, 8orb-ik, a. {Chem.) derivd from de serb. 
 SoEBOXiCAL, Sor-bon-i-kal, a. ov er belogig tu 
 
 de Sorbon. 
 SoRBONiST, Ser-bon-ist, n. a doktor ov de teo- 
 
 lojikal h-Rs ov de {Sm bonne,} in de anjent yrj^ni- 
 
 versiti ov Paris. 3e Sirrhon woz elso a term 
 
 yi^zd in joneral forde hoi fakulti ovteolojidj^r. 
 Sorcerer, Sor-ser-er, n. wun hO) praktisez sor- 
 
 seri; a kiinjii,rcr; an cnqdnter; a majijan; a nek- 
 
 romansor. 
 Sorceress, Ser-ser-es, n. a femal majijan; an 
 cnqdntres. 
 
 SoRCEROUS, Ser-ser-us, a. kontanig enqdntments. 
 Sorcery, Sdr-ser-i, n. de qrt or praktis ov sorser- 
 
 erz; majik; enqdntment; kunji^rajon; wiqkraft; 
 
 qqrmz. 
 SoRD, Sard, n. [konipted from {eward;}'] turf; 
 
 grasi grxnd. Se {Sward.} 
 SoEDES, Ser-dez, n. \_L.] f'slnes; dregz. 
 SoRDET, Sor-det, ti. sam az {sordine.} 
 Sordid, Sor-did, a. f^sl; gros; filti; derti; — intel- 
 
 ektyq^ali derti: men; vjl: bas; — kuvetus; nigardli; 
 
 penvirius; pqrsimouius. [li; basil. 
 
 Sordidly, S6r-did-li, ad. in a serdid maner; men- 
 SoRDiDNESS, Ser-did-nes, n. de stat ov beig ser- 
 did; mennes. 
 SoRDixE, Sor-den, n. a smal pip put intu de 
 
 mst ov a trumpet, or on de brij ov a vjolin, tu 
 
 dedn de S'snd. 
 Sore, Sor, n. a plas tender and panful, az from 
 
 ekskoriajon; an ulser. 
 Sore, Sor, a. tender tu de tuq; tender tu de 
 
 mind; — ezili vekst; vjolent wid pan; afliktivli 
 
 vehement; grevus. 
 Sore, Sor, aa. intensli; in a grat degre; grevusli; 
 
 panful; — "3a el wept ior." 
 Sorel, S6r-el, n. a buk ov de terd yer; — a. redij. 
 Sorely, S6r-li, ad. wid grat pan er distres; 
 
 grevusli. [nes. 
 
 Sorexess, Sor -nes, re. de stat ov beig sor; tender- 
 SoRi, S6-rj, n. pi. {Bot.} de smel heps ov repro- 
 
 diiktiv granyqlz fisnd on fernz; fruktifikajon ov 
 
 fernz. 
 Sorites, So-rj-tez, n. {Logic} an abrijd form ov 
 
 statig a seriez ov silojizmz; an qrgq,ment hwq,r 
 
 wun propozijon iz aki^mqlated on anuder. 
 SoEORiciDE, So-ror-i-sjd, n. de murder ov a sis- 
 ter; de murderer ov a sister. 
 SoERAGE, S6r-aj, n. bladz ov gren hwet er bqrli. 
 SORRANCE, Sor-ans, n. a dizez er sor in hersez. 
 SoEEEL, S6r-el, n. a jenus ov plants; oksalis; — a 
 
 sort ov gras er wed havig an asid tast. 
 SoEEEL, 86r-el, a. rediJ: inkljnig tu a red kulor; 
 
 az, a sorel hers. Se {Sn-rel.} 
 SoRREL-TREE, S6r-el-tre, n. a smel ernamental 
 
 tre, de levz or hwiq qr sumtjmz yi^zd in djig. 
 Sorrily, S6r-i-li, ad. menli; porli; despikabli; 
 
 reqedli. 
 Sorriness, S6r-i-ne?. n. de stat ov beig son; 
 
 mennes; reqedues; despikablnes. [dejekted. 
 
 Sorrow, S6r-o, r. i. tu grev; tu be sad; tu bs 
 Sorrow, S6r-o, w. gref: aflikjon; trubl; pan fer 
 
 sumtig past; sadnes; mornig. 
 Sorrowed, S6r-od, a. akumpanid wid soro. 
 Sorrowful, Sor-o-ful, a. ful ov soro; sad fer 
 
 sumtig past; mornful; grevig. 
 Sorrowfully', S6r-o-ful-i, ad. in a soroful 
 
 maner. [beig soroful. 
 
 Sorrowfulness, Sor-o-ful-nes, 71. de stat ov 
 Sorrowing, S6r-o-ig, n. eksprejon ov soro. 
 SoRROWLESS, S6r-o-les, a. widi't soro. 
 Sorry, S6r-i, a. felig soro; grevd; soroful; — vil; 
 
 pitiful; wurtles. 
 Sort, Sort, n. a kjnd: a spejez; a klas er order ov 
 
 personz; — a maner; a form ov beig er aktig; a 
 
 degre ov eni kwoliti; — a kumpani; ragk: kondij- 
 
 on abuv de vulgar; — jd. {Frmtiiig} eni leterz, 
 
 pemts, mqrks, er kwodrats, hwiq qr eder defijent 
 
 er reddndant in kwontiti. 
 Sort, Sort, v. t. tu separat intu klasez; tu dis- 
 
 tribyi^t; tu redqs tu erder; tu konj^n; tu put 
 
 tugeder in distribqjon; tu aranj. 
 Sort, Sort, r, i. tu be jernd wid uderz ov de sam 
 
 spejez: tu konsert; tu jern; tu sut; tu fit; — tu 
 
 terminat: tu ijq. 
 SoETABLE, Sdrt-a-bl,* a. dat ma be serted. 
 SoRTAL, Sert-al,* a. belogig tu de sert. 
 SoETANCE, Sert-ans,* n. s4tablnes; agrement.
 
 sou 
 
 486 
 
 SOU 
 
 Sorted, Sort-od, p. a. rediist tu order; klast. 
 
 SoBTKE, Snrt-er, ». wun hot) sorts ur seiiar^U. 
 
 80KTIK, S.>r-ti, n. [f'r.] {Mil.} a suli; u sudcn 
 at;'ik mad b| de inhabiCauU ov a bcii^jd plaa 
 upi'in de bEsejert. [druin lot«. 
 
 SoRTiLKUK, Sor-ti-lcj, n. de akt or pniktis ov 
 
 SouTiLEOioi'B, Sor-ti-l^-jus, /J. rElatig tu .sortilej. 
 
 Sortition, Sor-tiJ-on,* u. selvkJoD bj lot. 
 
 SoRTMENT, Sfirt-mont,* ». de akt oTsertig; asort- 
 mcnt. tjuni. 
 
 Boar, Sij-ri, n. {(Vum.) an old nam for ^ulfat ov 
 
 isous, Sos.t r. i. tu sitori'rtl liizili iiilua y.ir; — tu 
 lop woter az a dog; tu i^wil. [Lokal, l\)g.] 
 
 SO88, Sos, '('. t. tu tru kiirlcsli; tu tos. 
 
 Sot, Sot, n. a rec sti'ipefid bj dri{)kig; a habityq,- 
 al drunkard;— *a blokhed; a dolt. 
 
 Sot, Silt, r. t. tu stt'ipef j: tu bfs6t. 
 
 Sot, Sot, V. i. tu tipl tu stnpiditi. 
 
 80THIC, S6t-ik, a. nutifl de t jipjan period ov 365 
 
 • daz. Sitik jirri'J, a jieriwl in t'ji|>Jan krc>n6l- 
 oji ov 146U jerz, iu bwiq di^r muuts retdrnd tu 
 de Ham da bv de yer. It iz olso kold de Stifiak 
 j'rri'id. [intemperat. 
 
 S0TTI8U, S6t-iJ, a. dnl; Btqpid; bes6ted; dnigkn; 
 
 SoTTisHLV, S6t-iJ-li, ad. iDasutiJmancr:sti;pidli. 
 
 SoTTisHNESS, Sot-iJ-nc3, n. de stat ov beio sotij; 
 8tiipiditi. 
 
 Sou. S*i>, n. [/v.] a Frenq koper kffn; de twentiet 
 pqrt ov (X fniyk; gol. [stan. 
 
 Sou UAH, Sitj-l>n, n. a provins er a vjsr* in HtudiD- 
 
 SoiBRETTE, Soi-br^t, «. [/>.] Q watiflinad. 
 
 SoL"CE, Sn8, H. Se {Si/us€.} [tu koygo. 
 
 SoucnoNU, S<D-Jop, II. a k|nd ov blak te, si|j«erior 
 
 Soi'OH, Suf,* T. t. tu hwi!>l, aplid tu de wind. 
 
 SOL'QH, Suf, H. a subtcranrus dran; a :-mol boks 
 er dran: an adit: — *a hwislig ov de wiml: a svnd. 
 
 SoioiiT, Sot, i. and /'. from Srk. i>e {Sttk.) 
 
 i^i'L, Sol, n. d»t jiqrt ov man bwiq iz kun:<iderd 
 di^ti{)kt from de material bodi, az givig it l|f, 
 8en»ibiliti, and undcr^tandig: de imaterial and 
 imnrtal spirit ov man; de mjnd: intcloktyiial 
 prinsipl: vjtal prinsipl: spirit: esens; kwinteacns; 
 prin.-^ilial pqrt; interior ji'Hor; aktiv p-ser;— fjr: 
 graii(lyt\r ov mjnd; — a bi],uian beifl. 
 
 SoLL-cONKiRiiiNQ, S«jl-kon-fvrm-ii), a. givig 
 konfidcns. 
 
 SoiLOiER,* Sul-jcr, n. Se (.WJ/V^r.) 
 
 Soul-diseased, Sul-diz-^zd, a. dizezd in m|nd. 
 
 Soul DissoLVi.NO, Sul-di-z6iv-ifl, a. diz6lvip de 
 
 Ful. 
 
 SouLEP, Said, a. fumijt wid a sol er mind. 
 Soulless, Sul-le«, a. wid^t i»ol; men; lo; spiritles. 
 SouL-REfTRESUiNO, Sul-rc-fr^j-ig, a. refrejig de 
 
 SouL-EEViviNo, Sul-re-vjv-ig, a. revjvig de sol. 
 
 SouLstOT, S61-8kot, n. {Lau} an anjout mort- 
 yHiiri. 
 
 SduL-BKLLiNO, .S(jl-sol-ijj, a. selig de sul. 
 
 SouLKHOT, .*»<il-Jot,* n. an an/cnt funeral dqti 
 \<m\ tor a solz rrkwiem;— sam az (.y>'(/*rt7.) 
 
 SouL«Kii, S<5l-sik, a. dizfzd in m^nd. 
 
 Soul STiRRi.VQ, StJl-st^r-ig, a. st^rig or motvig 
 de -U. [sol. 
 
 Soi L suiiDUiNO, Sul-sub-dii-ig, a. subdqig de 
 
 Soul-vexed, Sul-vck.-t, a. vekst at hqrt. 
 
 Sound, .Swnd, a. hoi: hclti: hqrti: not morbid; not 
 dizt'zd: not hurt; not distirderd; san;— rjt: not 
 crunrus; »5rtodoks;— st-st; strop; lusti:— valid; 
 Jot falig: - fast: hqrti: turo: dep,- Bpl(<i tu slrp. 
 
 Sound, S^ind, ad. siindli: bqrtili: komplrtli fust. 
 
 Sound, .Sund, n. dt scnsajon jTodq^t bi de vi- 
 brujoni ov de ur, or udor oifdium, wid hwiq at 
 erg:in uv hrrig iz in kontakt: ctii tig «><tibl; nerz; 
 bjn: eniti nttt; — an instrcDmcnt tu trj de dept uv 
 a w(Dud: a prob; — a Jalo se, eaq az mn be S'sod- 
 od:— de i^r-blader ov a fij; — de kuU-fi/. 
 
 Sound, Strnd, r. i. tu mnk a nffi; tu emit a nffx; 
 tu cgzibit bj Find: tu be kouvdd in 8»nd; — tu 
 trj de dept ov wotcr wid a siindig-ljn. 
 
 Sound, .Sund, r. t. tu koz tu suud: tu pla on; tu 
 kumdnd bj sund; tu i-elEbrat bj sund; — tu trJ 
 de depb ov; tu s^rq bja plumot er Ijn; tu trj; tu 
 cgzainin. 
 
 Soundable, S"8nd-a-bl, a. dat ma be Bisndcd. 
 
 Sound-board, Siind-lA-ird, /t. a bord hwi(; prop- 
 agnts stsnd in an organ: a bord tu atregteu and 
 ckstend a spekorz vtrs: sundig-ljojrd. 
 
 Sound-hearted, S'jnd-hqrt-ed, a. havig an an- 
 kordptcd hqrt. [sonoroB. 
 
 Sounding, S-snd-ig, a. utcrig or makig a sund; 
 
 Sounding, S'snd-ig, n. de akt ov trjig de depti 
 ov woter wid a plumet: — de akt ov emilig a 
 STjnd: STsnd emited;^'/. a dept ov woter, er 
 plas, hwqr de botom kan be reqt. 
 
 Sounding-board, S-»nd-ig-bord, n. a bord or 
 mekauizm tu propagat s'snd; a sund-bord. 
 
 Sounding-line, S«nd-ig-ljn, «. a Ijn for mexur- 
 ig de dept ov woter. ["st sTsnd. 
 
 Soundless, S'snd-les, a. not tu be fadomd: wid- 
 
 SouNDLY, S'snd-li, atl. in a sund maner; heltili; 
 hqrtili; trioli; rjtli; — fast; klosli; depli, — yq,zd ov 
 slepig. 
 
 Soundness, S'snd-nes, n. de stat ov beig stsnd; 
 belt; hqrtines; tniit; rektitqd; inkordpt stat; 
 stregt; soliditi. 
 
 Sound-post, S-snd-post, n. a post widin a vjolin, 
 iV.s., az u prop betwen de bak and beli ov de 
 instroimcnt. [ric brot. 
 
 Soup, Soop, n. strog dekokjon ov flej fer fiftd; c 
 
 Soup-ladle, S<6p-la-dl, n. a ladl for anp. 
 
 Sour, .Stsr, a. osid tu de tast: asid tu de mental 
 tast: a;?id; punjent on de palat, wid astrinjensi, 
 az vinegar or unrip fnDt; tqrt: asetus;— Jqr|): ak- 
 rimonius: hqrj; knibcd; morus: afliktiv; ekspr&i- 
 ig diskontent. 
 
 Sour, S-sr, n. an asid substans. 
 
 SouB, Svr, r. t. tu mak asid; tu mak hqr/, uuezi, 
 er diskont^ntcd: tu alyenat. [knibcd. 
 
 Sour, S'sr, r. i. tu bckdm asid: tu gro pevij or 
 
 Source, Sors, n. sprig; ft^ntcn; bed: orijinal; or- 
 ijiii: rj.<: ferst ki)z: ferst prudqsor. 
 
 SouRCROUT, S-ir-knst, 1 n. a Jermau dij prep^rd 
 
 Sourkeout, S-sr-kr-st, t from kabaj;iiikld kabaj. 
 
 SouRDET, Sifir-det, n. de litl pjp ov a trumpet. 
 
 SouuDOCK, S'sr-dok, n. a plant; sorcl. 
 
 SouR-EVED, Sisr-jd, a. havig a sisr luk. 
 
 SouuGOURD, Sisr-gord, /*. a plant. 
 
 Souring, S-sr-ig, /*. de akt ov makig sisr; asid;— 
 a stcr apl. 
 
 Sourish, S'sr-iJ, a. sumhwot STtr. f panfuli. 
 
 SouRuy, Siir-li, ail. wid s'srnes; wid akrimoni, 
 
 Sourness, S'sr-nes, «. de kwoliti ov beig s'sr; 
 asiditi; as|icriti. [^I*!- 
 
 SouESOP, Sir-sop, ». de West Indian kusturd- 
 
 Sous, StD, ». I'l. ov {S"ti;) a Frenq ix?ni. 
 
 Souse, Stjs, n. pikl mad ov s«>lt; cni tig pqrbffld 
 kept in solt pikl; — a di/ mnd ov de pikld erz, 
 fet, As., ov swjn: — de er, az ov a hog, from its 
 beig frekwentli pikld or s-xst; — a vjolcnt atak, 
 az from a b\'rd strjkig its pra. 
 
 Souse, S>i.<, r. t. tu jiqrbffl and step in pikl;— tu 
 tro iiitu woter: — tu strjk wid suden vjolens, as 
 u l>^ni its pra. I its pra. 
 
 Souse, Stss, r. ». tu ful wid vjolens, az a ovrd on 
 
 Souse, .'^^s, ad. wid suden vjolens. 
 
 South, Sit, n. wun ov de kqrdinnl p«tits ov de 
 kum|>a.'<: de direkjon in bwiq de <un olwaza|<ers 
 at ndbn tu de inhabitants ov de n><rdem hemis- 
 frr, wid-st de tropik; — op6td tu de m-rt; dt 
 sudcrn rtjonz; de wind dat bluz from de sut. 
 
 South. Sut, a. gudem: meridional. 
 
 South, Sst> ad. toardi de sit; from de s'st.
 
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 486 
 
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 SofTH-EAST, S-st-Est, n. &.Z pffnt betwen de est 
 
 and s'st. l^st. 
 
 South-east, S'st-est, a. bsig betwen de s-st and 
 South-easterly, S-st-est-er-li, a. beiij betwen 
 
 dt s-st and est. [s-st-est. 
 
 South-eastern, S-st-est-ern, a. relatig tu de 
 Southerliness, Sud-er-li-nes, n. de stat ov be- 
 
 iij suderli. 
 SoUTHERLT, Sud-er-li, a. sudern, er aproqii) tu 
 
 ds s-sfi; liii) toardz de s-st; kumig from de s-st. 
 Southern', Siid-ern, a. beloijig tia de s-st; me- 
 ridional: Ijii) toardz de s-st; kamii) from de s-st. 
 Southern, Siid-ern, n. sam az {Si/uthron.} 
 Southerner, Sdd-ern-er, n. an inhabitant ov de 
 
 s-st, er ov de Sudern Stats;— opozd tu nbrd- 
 
 evner. [Yiizd in de Yqnjted Stats.] 
 Southernly, Sud-ern-li, ad. in er from a sud- 
 ern direkjon. [de s-st. 
 Southernmost, Siid-ern-most, a. fqrdest toardz 
 SouTHERN-n'OOD, Sud-ern-wud, n. a. perenial 
 
 plant rezemblii) wurm-wud. 
 Southing, S-jd-iij, a. goii) toardz de s-st. 
 Southing, S-sd-ig, n. tendensi tu de s-»t. — 
 
 {Naut.) de diferens ov latitq^d mad bj a Jip in 
 
 salii) s-stward. 
 Southmost, S-st-most, a. fqrdest toardz de s-st. 
 Southron, Sud-ron, n. an inhabitant ov de s-st, 
 
 er ov a sudern kuntri. [ern rejonz. 
 
 Southward, S-st-ward, er Siid-ard, n. de sud- 
 South-^vard, S^fi-ward, er Sdd-ard, a.d. taardz 
 
 de s-st. 
 SOUTH--WEST, S-st-west, n. de pernt bet-wen de s-st 
 
 and west. [and west. 
 
 SouTH-WEST, S-st-west, a. beii) betwsn de s-st 
 SouTH-WESTERLY, S-st-west-er-li, a. beip betwen 
 
 de s-st and west. [s-st-west. 
 
 SouTH-WESTERN, S-st-west-ern, a. relatii) tu de 
 SouvENANCE, Sijbv-nqns,-* n. [/'r.] remembrans. 
 Souvenir, Sc6v-ner, n. [-f/'.] a remembrans: a 
 
 remembranser. 
 Sovereign, S6v-er-en, er Suv-er-en, a. sqprem 
 
 in p-ser; havii) no si^perior; s^^prem in efikasi; 
 
 efikajus. 
 Sovereign, S6v-er-en, n. a st^prem lerd efrooler; 
 
 Q monark; — an old IggliJ gold kern, ov de valyq, 
 
 ov 22/ 6/>./ — a modern ipglij gold kffn ov de 
 
 valyi|, ov 20/., or $4,84. [sqprem p-ser. 
 
 Sovereignize, Sov-er-en-jz,-* v. i. tu eksersjz 
 Sovereignly, S6v-er-en-li, ad. sixpremli. 
 Sovereignty, S6v-er-en-ti, n. de stat or p-ser 
 
 ov a soveren; st^premasi; sq,prem p"ser; hj eteriti; 
 
 reralti. 
 Sow, S-s, n. a femal pig er swjn; de femal ov a 
 
 hog; — an oblog mas ov led; a pig; — an insekt; a 
 
 mileped. 
 Sew, So, v. i. \i. sod, j)s. soig, sod er son:] tu 
 
 skater sed in erder tu a hqrvest. 
 Sow, So, I', t. tu skater sed fer grot; tu propa- 
 
 gat: tu spred; tu impregnat; tu besprij)kl; — tu 
 
 jffn bj a nedl: tu so. Se {isew.} 
 SowANS, S-8-anz, n. ]il. food prep^rd in Skotland 
 
 from de bask or bran ov ots; soinz. [hoqzban. 
 SowBANE, S-s-ban, n. a plant: goDsfut; — keld also 
 Sowbread, S-s-bred, n. a plant. 
 SowBUG, S-5-bag, n. an insekt. [{Sf/use.) 
 
 SowoE, S-ss, V. t. tu tro intu de water. Se 
 Sower, S6-er, n. wun hO) soz; a skaterer. 
 Sowing, So-ig, n. de akt ov skaterir) sed. 
 SowiNS, S-8-inz, n. 2)1. flumeri mad ov s-srij ot- 
 
 mel. Ritn also {s</wans, and sowents.) 
 Sown, Son, p. from .to. Se {Suw.y 
 Sow-thistle, S-s-tis-1, n. a perenial plant. 
 SOY, Ser, n. a kjnd ov sos from Japan. 
 SozzLE, S6z-1, V. t. tu miijgl konfi|zedli. [Lokal.] 
 Spa, Spq, n. a mineral water; a plas hw^,r mineral 
 waterz qr f-«nd, az at iijjq in Beljiuin. 
 
 Sfaad, Spqd,* n. {Min.) IpgliJ talk; spqr. 
 Space, Spas, n. ekstenjon in al direkjonz; ra)m; 
 
 lokal ekstenjon; area; — a kwontiti ov tjm; a 
 
 smel tjm; a hwjl. — {Printing) a smel opnig er 
 
 distans, az betwen wurdz; — a pes ov wud er 
 
 metal tu farm ar fil a spas. [printii). 
 
 Space, Spas, v. t. tu ferm wid spasez, az in 
 Spaceless, Spas-les, a. destitq,t ov spas. 
 Spacious, Spa-Jus, a. havig mug spas; ampl; -wjd; 
 
 ekstensiv; rcDmi. 
 Spaciously, Spa-Jus-li, ad. ekstensivli; wjdli. 
 Spaciousness, Spa-Jus-nes, n. wjd ekstenjon. 
 Spaddle, Spad-1, ?*. a litl spad. 
 Spade, Spad, n. an instrcbment, er sart ov Juvel, 
 
 for digii); — a sqt ov kqrdz; — a der tre yerz old. 
 Spade-bone, Spad-bon, n. de Jolder-blad. 
 Spadeful, Spad-ful, n., pi. Spad-fulz; az muQ 
 
 az a spad holdz. 
 Spadiceous, Spa-diJ-us, a. {Bot.} relatig tu er 
 
 groiij on a spadiks; — ov a Ijt-red kulor. 
 Spadicose, Spad-i-kos, a. {Bot.} groiij on &e 
 
 spadiks. 
 Spadilio, Spa-dil-yo, n. spadil. 
 Spadille, Spa-dil, n. de as ov spadz at omber. 
 Spadix, Spa-diks, n. {Bot.} de infloresens ov an 
 
 arum; an aksis klosli kuverd wid sesil fl-serz, 
 
 and inklozd in a spad. 
 Spadroon, Spa-dnf>n, n. a Ijt sert ov bredsord. 
 Spahee, ) Spq-e, er Spa-he, n. wun ov de TurkiJ 
 Spahi, i kavalri. [{Speak.} 
 
 Spake, Spak, de old preterit ov Spek; spok. Se 
 Span, Spun, n. de spas from de end ov de turn 
 
 tu de end ov de litl figger, er ov de midl figger, 
 
 bot ekstended; njn inqez; eni Jert dqrajon; — [a 
 
 p.^r; az, a s/jan ov hersez. Yqnjted Stats.] — 
 
 {A'uut.} a smol Ijn er kerd, yqzd tu konf jn a 
 
 rop. Span-rmf, a komon rcof ov a h-ss, konsist- 
 
 ig ov tO) regyqlarli inkljnd sjdz. Span, ov an 
 
 qrg, its widt from butment tu butment. 
 Span, Span, i'. t. tu mejqr bj de baud ekstended; 
 
 tu mejqr. [{S/nn.} 
 
 Span, Span, old preterit ov Spin; spun. Se 
 Spancounter, Span-k-sn-ter, [ n. a pla in hwiq 
 Spanfarthing, Span-fqr-dig, ) muni iz tron. 
 Spandrel, Span-drel, n. {Arch.} de trjaggq^lar 
 
 spas inklq,ded betwen de kurv ov an qrg and Az 
 
 skwi\r bed er dripstjin over it. 
 Spangle, Spag-gl, n. a smel plat ov Jjnig metal; 
 
 eni tig spqrklig and Jjnig. 
 Spangle, Spag-gl, «. t. tu besprigkl wid spagglz, 
 
 stqrz, ar Jjnig bodiz. 
 Spangler, Spag-gler, n. wun hot) spagglz. 
 Spaniard, Span-yard, n. a nativ ov Span. 
 Spaniel, Span-yel, er Span-el, n. a sportig dog, 
 
 orijinali from Hispaniola, remqrkabl far sagasiti 
 
 and fenig; — a snekig, fonig person. 
 Spaniel, Span-yel, a. Ijk a spanyel. [yel. 
 
 Spaniel, Span-yel, v. i. tu fen; tu pla de span- 
 Spaniel, Span-yel, v. t. tu folo Ijk a spanyel. 
 Spanish, Span-iJ, n. de laggwaj ov Span. 
 Spanish, Span-iJ, a. relatig tu Span. 
 Spanish-broom, Span-iJ-brOim, «. a smel Jrub. 
 Spamsii-brown, Span-iJ-br-sn, n. an ert ynzd 
 
 far pantig; a redij-br-sa kulor. 
 Spanish-fly, Span-iJ-flj, n. a venomus flj mug 
 
 yqzd in medisin fer razig blisterz; kantaris, 
 Spanish-nut, Span-iJ-nut, n. a plant. 
 Spanish-white, Span-iJ-bwjt, n. an ert yr|,zd 
 
 fer pantig. 
 Spank, Spagk,J r. t. tu strjk wid de opn hand. 
 Spanker, Spagk-er, n. fa person dat taks log 
 
 steps; a sfst er tel person. — {Saict.} a Jips drjver 
 
 er after-sal. [span. 
 
 Span-long, Span-log, a. ov de legt onli ov a 
 Spanner, Span-er, n. wun hco spanz; a kros-bras; 
 
 — de lok ov a ftj,ze er karabinj — de fqze itself.
 
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 Span-kxw, Span-nri, a. kwjt ntj,: brand-mj,; fir- 
 
 nq; nT[, az from de wi^rh-ss. he {Spu-k.) 
 SpANWOBM, Span-wurm, n. a spc/ez ov destnik- 
 
 tiv katerpilar;— kold oUa hbjur, Jrorneter, and, 
 
 in Nn logland, de kayker-irurm. 
 Spar, Sijqr, n. {Min.} a mineral dat braks ezili 
 
 intu kiibik, prizmatik, or uder fragments, wid 
 
 poli/t sdrfasez; fln,at ov Ijm; kqrbonat ov barjUt. 
 
 — {Arch.) a kcimun rafter ov a roof: — a rTsnd 
 
 pes ov timber fit for maki{) masts, yqrdz, skaf- 
 
 oldio-polz, &8. [tu kont^nd. 
 
 Spar, Spqr, v. i. tu fjt az a pqjilist; tu kworel; 
 Spar, Spqr,* v. t. tu Jut; tu kloz; tu bqr. 
 Sparable, Spar-a-bl, n. a smel nal, suq az iz 
 
 yt^zd in Juaz. 
 Spar-deck, Spi^r-dek, n. {Naut.) an uper dek 
 
 apr6priated tu de resepjon ov spqrz, 4s. 
 Spare, Sjuir, r. t. tu yq,z fruDgali: not tu wast; 
 
 not tu konsi^m: — tu be abl tu pqrt wid or dio 
 
 ■wid'st; tu sav from eni partikyular yq,s; tu ddo 
 
 wid'Kt; — tu looz wilioli; tu cjmit; tu widb61d; 
 
 tu forbiir; — tu yq,z tenderli; tu tret Wid piti; 
 
 not tu aflikt: not tu destrt^r; tu yq,z wid m^rsi; 
 
 — tu grant; tu al's; tu inddlj; tu import; tu 
 
 afurd: tu komt^nikat. 
 Spare, Sp^r, r. t. tu liv frcagali; tu be pqrsimo- 
 
 nius; tu be not liberal; tu forb^r; tu be skrOb- 
 
 pulus; — tu ytj,z mersi. 
 Spare, Sji^r, n. skanti; not abdndant; frcDgal; — 
 
 len; wontio flej: — st^perni'imerari; not in aktyi^al 
 
 yi^s; siiperflq,u3; not wonted. 
 Sparely, Spqr-li, &d. in a spq,r maner: spjiriflli. 
 Spareness, Sp4r-ne3, n. de stat ov beifl sp^r. 
 Sparer, Spi'ir-cr, n. wan hot) sp^rz or avtfdz eks- 
 
 P«?DS. 
 
 Sparerib, Spj^r-rib, n. a pqrt ov a hogz sjd, 
 konsistig ov ribz wid but litl fleJ. 
 
 Sparoefactiox, Spqr-je-fak-J'on, n. de akt ov 
 gprioklit). 
 
 Sparhawk, Sp<\r-hok, n. Se {Sparrowhaick.} 
 
 Sparixo, Sp^r-ifl, a. sk^rs; litl; skanti: not plen- 
 tiful; abstinent; pqrsimonius; not liberal; — for- 
 bivrin: tender. [gali. 
 
 Sparingly, Sp4r-io-li, ad. in a sp^rig maner; ivXt- 
 
 Sparinoxess, Sp4r-io-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beifl 
 sp^rifl. 
 
 Spark, Spqrk, v. a i)qrtikl ov f[r tron from 
 bodiz in kombu^tyon; eni tifl Jjnij), vivid, or 
 aktiv; — la Ijvli, Joi, ga man; a galdnt; a bo; a 
 luver. [spqrkl. 
 
 Spark, Spqrk,* c. «. tu emit pqrtiklz ov f jr; tu 
 
 Sparkful, Sp^rk-f ul,* a. Ijvli ; brisk ; qri : 
 spqrkij. [fjn. 
 
 SpARKisa, Sp<^rk-iJ,J a. ^ri; ga; Joi; wel-dre.-it; 
 
 Sparkle, Sj]«\r-kl, n. a spqrk; a smol pqrtikl ov 
 fjr; Q Iqminus pqrtikl; luster. 
 
 Sparkle, Spc^r-kl, c. /. tu emit spqrks; tu iJn in 
 spqrks; tu Jjn; tu gliter; tu emit litl bublz, az 
 likor in a glus. [spqrks. 
 
 Sparkle, ."^iiqr-kl, r. t. tu disp^rs; tu skater, az 
 
 Sparkler, Sp<^rk-ler, n. wun hiU spqrklz, or hiDz 
 jz si>qrkl. 
 
 Spahklet, Spqrk-Ict, n. a smol spqrk. 
 
 Sparklisess, Si)qrk-li-ncs,* «. vivasiti. 
 
 Sparkling, Sp<irk-lio, n. a smelt. 
 
 Sparkling, Spqrk-lifl, a. Ijvli; glitorio: emitig 
 j'jiqrks. [twiflklig luster. 
 
 Sparklisoly, SjK^rk-lio-li, ad. wid vivid and 
 
 Sparklino,ne.ss, ."^p^rk-lifl-ncs, n. vivid and 
 twipklio luster. 
 
 Sparoip, Spa-rffd, n. (A'A.) a sprjez ov fij. 
 
 Sparring, J?pqr-ifl, n. de akt ov kont^ndin, fjtifl, 
 or bf tig. [de finq. 
 
 Sparrow, SpAr-o, n. a smol berd, nerli aljd tu 
 
 Sparrowgrass, Spar-o-gros, n. a korupjon ov 
 agpara<^ut. 
 
 Spareowhawk, Spar-o-hek, n. a smel k|nd or 
 
 hok. 
 Sparrowwort, Spar-o-wurt, n. a Jrub. 
 Sparry, Sp^jr-i, a. konsi«tij) ov or rezt^mblig spqr. 
 Sparse, Sjxirs, a. skaterd; tinli sprcd; not dens. 
 Sparsedly, Spqrs-ed-li, ad. skateriflli; disMrs- 
 
 edli. [maner; tinli. 
 
 Sparsely, Sp^rs-li, ad. in a skaterd or epqrs 
 Sparseness, Sp(^rs-ne3, n. de stat ov beig spqra. 
 Spartan, Spc^r-tan, a. relatig tu Spqrta; brav; 
 
 bqrdi. 
 Spasm, Spaz-m, n. a vjolent and inv61untari kon- 
 
 tnikjon ov a musl er ov muslz, j6nerali at^nded 
 
 wid pan; a konvuljon. 
 Spasmatical, Spaz-mat-i-kal, a. relatig tu 
 
 Sfuizmz; spazmtxiikal. 
 Spasmodic, Spaz-m6d-ik, ) a. relatig tu 
 
 Spasmodical, Spaz-mod-i-kal, i spazmz; kon- 
 
 vulsiv. 
 Spasmodic, Spaz-m6d-ik, n. a medisin fer 
 
 spazmz; an antispazmodik. [on spazmz. 
 
 Spasmology, Spaz-mol-o-ji, n. {Med.} a trctiz 
 Spastic, Spas-tik, a. relatig tu spazmz; 8p>az- 
 
 modik. [{S/nt.) 
 
 Spat, Spat, de old preterit ov Sjnt; spit. Sc 
 Spat, Spat, n. de spen ov /el-fij; — Ja kworel ov 
 
 wurdz; a dispi\,t. 
 Spataxgus, Spa-tag-gus, n. {Zxil.} a jenus ov 
 
 se-animalz; a se-urcin. 
 Spatuaceols, .Spa-ta-Jus, a. {Bot.) inkl6zd 
 
 widin a spad, or b^rig dat kjnd ov brakt. 
 Spatiie, Spad, n. {Dot.) a Iqrj, kulord brakt, 
 
 hwiq inklozcz a spadiks; a Jedig apendaj ov 
 
 mcni plants. 
 Spathic, Spat-ik, a. {.Vin.} filiated or lamelar. 
 Spathose, Spa-tus, a. {Bot.} relatig tu or formd 
 
 Ijk a spad: spata/us.— (J/«n..) spqri; ov de nat- 
 
 yqr ov spqr. 
 Spatoous, Spa-tus, a. {Bat.} de sam az spatot. 
 Spatiate, Spa-Ji-at,* r. i. tu rov; tu ekspajiat. 
 Spatter, Sp.it-er, v. t. tu sprigkl wid dert or eni 
 
 tig ofensiv; tu tro •st ofensivli; tu tro Bt; tu 
 
 sprigkl; tu aspers; tu deftim; tu bespater. 
 Spatter, Spat-er, v. i. tu spit; tu tro Tft eni 
 
 tig no/eus. 
 Spatterdashes, Spat-er-daJ-ez, n. pi. kuverigz 
 
 for de K'gz, tu prot^kt dem from wet or dert. 
 ."^pattle, Sp:it-1,* n. spitl; a spatyqla. 
 .Spatts, Spats, n. pi. Jort spaterdajez, reqig but 
 
 litl abdv de agkl. 
 Spatula, Spat-yT^-la, n. {Med.) a tin, bred njf, 
 
 yqzd tu spred plastcrz, and tU miks er ekst^nd 
 
 soft substansoz. 
 Spatulate, Sp.it-yq-lat, a. {Dot.) Japt Ijk a 
 
 sp.itynla: log, nara, and bredest at de pffnt. 
 Spavin, Spav-in, n. a diztjz in horsez, konsistig 
 
 ov a boni ckskresen', or a krust az hqrd az bun, 
 
 dat griaz on At insjj ov de hok. 
 Spavined, Sp;iv-ind, a. dizt'zd wid spavin. 
 Spaw, Spo, n. [from Si<i;\ a mineral woter. Se 
 
 {Sj.a.) 
 SpAWL, Spol,* T. i. tu spatcr saljva; tu spit. 
 Spawl, Spol,* n. spitl or saljva ejektcd. 
 Spawling, Spol-ig,* n. ejck/on ov saljva; m*8t- 
 
 yqr tron TSt. 
 Spawn, Spon, n. de srmen, or milt, and egz ov fij 
 
 or ov fri'gz;— eni prodakt er ofsprig, in kontemt; 
 
 — budz or branqez from under-grsnd stemx; — 
 
 bwjt, fjbrus mater. 
 Spa sf.v, Spon, r. t. tu dep6zit, as spon; tu jenerat 
 
 or brig fort, in kontemt. 
 Spawn, Spon, r. j. tu prodi^s egi, as fiJ: ta 
 
 ijq. az ofsprig. [f'J. 
 
 Spawner, !^[>.>a-er, n. wun dat sponx; de fcmal 
 Spay, Sjm, r. t. tu kastrat or render a femal aoi- 
 
 mal inkapabl ov beig impregnated.
 
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 Speak, Spsk, v. i. [i. spok er spak, ps. spekip, 
 spokn w s^Qk;—spak iz obsolesent, and sjJok iz 
 litl yrizd az a pc^rtisipl. eksept kolokwiali;] tu 
 uter wurdz; tui uter a disk(f)rs; tia uter qrtikjTi,- 
 lat s-sndz; tu ekspres tets bj wurdz; tia harai); 
 tu mak a speq; tu tok; tu diskors; tu giv s-snd; 
 tu konvers. 
 Speak, Spsk, v. t. tu uter wid de m-st; tu pro- 
 n-sns; tu proklam; tu selebrat; tu adres; tu 
 egzibit; tu mak non; tu sa; tu tel; tu qrtik- 
 yH^lat. 
 Speakable, Spg'k-a-bl, a. dat ma be spokn. 
 Speaker, Spek-er, n. wunho) spgks;— ds prezjdii) 
 ofiser in a dsliberativ asembli; a prolokyT^tor. 
 Speaking, Spsk-k), n. de akt ov ekspresig in 
 wurdz; diskors; eloktiJon; oratori: deklamajon. 
 Speaking-trumpet, Spgk-iij-trdm-pet, n. a trum- 
 pet bj msnz ov hwig de vers ma be mad odibl at 
 a grat distans. 
 Spear, Sper, n. a log wepn wid a Jqrp pernt, y^zd 
 
 in trustig er troii); a lans. 
 Spear, Sper, r. t. tu kil er pgrs wid a sper. 
 Spear, Sper, v. i. tu Jcot er spr-st in ds ferm ov 
 
 Q sper. 
 Spearfoot, Spgr-fut, n. a hersez of hjnd fut. 
 Spear-grass, Sper-gras, n. log, stif gras. 
 Spear-hand, Sper-hand, n. a hersmanz rjt hand. 
 Spearman, Spsr-man, n., pi. Sper-men; a soljer 
 
 hi-T> iz qrmd wid a sper. 
 Spearmint, Sper-mint, n. a spejez ov mint; an 
 
 aromatik erb. 
 Spear-thistle, Sper-tis-1, n. a plant. 
 Spearwoet, Sper-wurt, n. a. perenial plant. 
 Special, SpeJ-al, a. notii) a sert er spejez; par- 
 tikyqjar; peki],]yar; apropriat; dezjnd far a par- 
 tikyq,lar purpus; — ekstrerdinari; unkomon; qef 
 in ekselens; espejal, Spefal gras, {Theol.} eks- 
 trerdinari gras, or suq az iz givu tu sum personz 
 onli; op6zd tu A-o??2.o7i </)-as. Spefaljjledi)j,{Luw} 
 de alegajon ov spejal or nq, mater, az distiggwijt 
 from a dir^kt denjal ov mater previusli alejd on 
 de opozit sjd. SpeJ'al verdikt, a verdikt in hwiq 
 de fakts ov'de kas" qr put on de rekord, and de 
 le iz submited tu de jujez. 
 Special, SpeJ-al,* n. a pcirtikyqlar. 
 Specialist, SpeJ-al-ist, n. a praktikal man. 
 Speciality, SpeJ-i-al-i-ti,* ». spejalti. 
 Specialize, SpeJ-al-iz,* v. t. tu partikytilariz. 
 Specially, SpeJ-al-i," ad. in a spejal manor; par- 
 
 tik}^Hlarli abdv udcrz; pek-qlyarli. 
 
 Specialty, SpeJ-al-ti, n. a partikyq,lar er pek\i,l- 
 
 yar kas; partikyqlariti. — {Law} a bond-bil; a 
 
 ded; eni rjtig under ds hand and sel ov de 
 
 pqrtiz. 
 
 Specie, Spe-Je, n. kffn, az gold and silver, az a 
 
 serkq).atig medium, in distigkjon from paper 
 
 muni. 
 
 Species, Spe-Jez, n. siij. and pi. a klas kompre- 
 
 hended under a jenus, or a sert komprehenJed 
 
 under a kjnd: a grcup; a klas; a sert; a subdi- 
 
 vijon ov a jeneral term: a siggl erder ov beigz: 
 
 — aperans tu de sensez; eni vizibl er sensibl 
 
 reprezentajon; reprezentajon tia de mind; Jo; 
 
 eksibijon; — [an ingredient ov a komp-snd;— kffn; 
 
 — nu spefs.] — {LkjIc) a. predikabl hwiq iz kon- 
 
 sidcrd az ekspretii) de hoi escns ov de individ- 
 
 yqalz ov hwiq it iz afermd. 
 
 Specific, Spe-sif-ik, n. {Med.} a remedi er med- 
 
 isin, de cfekt ov hwiq on a partikyqlar dizez iz 
 
 litl Ijabl tu falasi or unsertenti; an efikajus 
 
 mcdisin. 
 
 Specific, Spe-sif-ik, a. dat maks a tig ov de 
 
 spejez ov hwiq it iz; distiggwijig wun from an- 
 
 nder; pekq,lyar. — {Med.} apr{ipriated tu de kq,r 
 
 ov sum partikyi^lar dizez. Spesifik karakter, 
 
 dat hwiq pekq,lyarli and sertenli distiggwijez 
 
 wun 6ig from anuder. Spesifik graviti, de rela- 
 tiv proporjon ov de wat ov bodiz ov de sam bulk, 
 az komp4rd wid ran weter. Spesifik legasi, a. 
 bekwest ov eni partikyqlar tig. 
 
 Specifical, Spe-sif-i-kal, a. spesifik. 
 
 Specifically, Spe-sif-i-kal-i, ad. in a spesifik 
 miiner. [beig spesifikal. 
 
 Specificalness, Spe-sif-i-kal-nes, ». de stat ov 
 
 Specificate, Spe-sif-i-kat,* «. t. tu spesif j. 
 
 Specification, Spes-i-fi-ka-Jon, w. de akt ov 
 spesifjig; de stat ov beig spesif jd; distigkt no- 
 tajon; determinajon bj a pekqlyar mqrk; par- 
 tikyqlar menjon. 
 
 Specificness, Spe-sif-ik-nes, n. ds kwoliti ov 
 beig spesifi.k. 
 
 Specify, Spes-i-fj, %\ t. tu menjon or Jo wid 
 sum partikyqlar mqrks ov distigkjon; tu par- 
 tikyqlarjz. 
 
 Specimen, Spes-i-men, n. a pqrt ov eni tig eg- 
 zibited dat de rest ma be non; a patern; a 
 sampl. 
 
 Specious, Spe-Jus, a. Joi; plezig er strjkig at 
 ferst vq; kiilorabl; ostensibl; havig de aperans 
 ov troot er proprjeti; plezibl; sq,perfijali, not sol- 
 idli, rjt. 
 
 Speciously, Spe-Jus-li, ad. in a spejus maner. 
 
 Speciousness, Spe-Jus-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 spejus. 
 
 Speck, Spek, n. a. smel diskulorajon or stan; a 
 spot; — de sol ov a Jo; — de sol-fij. 
 
 Speck, Spek, t\ t. tu spot; tu stan in drops er 
 spots:— tu put a sol upon a Jid. 
 
 Speckle, Spek-1, n. a smel spek; a litl spot. 
 
 Speckle, Spek-1, v. t. tu mqrk wid smel spots; 
 tu spot. 
 
 Speckled, Spek-ld, a. ful ov smel spots; spoted. 
 
 Speckledness, Spek-ld-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 spekld. 
 
 Spectacle, Spek-ta-kl, n. a. Jo; a gazig-stok; 
 eni tig egzibited tu de vq az eminentli remqrk- 
 abl: a sjt; a reprezentajon; a pajent; an eksi- 
 bijon; a'teatrikal eksibijon;^'/. an optikal ia- 
 stntiment, er glasez, tu asist de sjt er vijon. 
 
 Spectacle-bestrid, Spek-ta-kl-be-strid, a. w%r- 
 ig spektaklz. 
 
 Spectacled, Spek-ta-kld, a. wq,rig spektaklz. 
 
 Spectacle-maker, Spek-ta-kl-mak-er, n. a mak- 
 er ov spektaklz. 
 
 Spectacular, Spek-tak-yq,-lar, a. relatig tu Joz. 
 
 Spectation, Spck-ta-Jon,* n. regard. 
 
 Spectator, Spck-ta-tor, n. wun prezent and 
 lukig on wid-st takig pqrt; a luker-on; a be- 
 holder, [zervig. 
 
 Spectatorial, Spek-ta-t(5-ri-al, a. lukig on; ob- 
 
 Spectatorship, Spek-ta-tor-Jip, n. de akt ov bs- 
 holdig; de of is or kwoliti ov a spektator. 
 
 Spectatress, Spek-ta-tres, J n. a femal luker- 
 
 Spectatrix, Spek-ta-triks, i on er beholder. 
 
 Spectral, Spek-tral, a. relatig tu spekterz; 
 gostli. 
 
 Spectre, Spek-ter, n. an aparijon; an aperans ov 
 a person ded; a gost; a fantom. 
 
 Spectrum, Spek-trum, n. [£.] p)l- Spek-tra; an 
 imaj: de imaj ov sumtig sen after klozig de jz; 
 — an optikal imaj ov de sun, er uder Iqminus 
 bodi, fermd on a wel er skren bj a bem ov Ijt; a 
 vizibl ferm. 
 Specular, Spek-yq-lar, a. havig de kwolitiz ov 
 a miror or lukig-glas; — *asistig sjt; afordig vq,. 
 Speculate, Spek-yq-lat, v. i. tu meditat; tu 
 kontemplat; tu tak a y^\ ov eni tig wid de mjnd; 
 ■ — tu purqas or la ut muni wid a vq tu mor 
 dan yqsqal sukses in trad; tu bj in erder tu 
 sel agen. 
 Speculate, Spek-yq-lat,* v. t. tu konsider 
 atentivli.
 
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 Speculation, Spok-yn-la-Jon, n. de akt ov sp^k- 
 yi},latiu; egxamina/ou bj de j; vij,; mental vq,; in- 
 telektytitil ugzamiuujou; kuutum|iiaj<iii: a tran 
 ov t<itd l.irmd bj moJitaJuii; muntal skem not 
 reJi'iJl tu pniktis: a teuri:— a invrkiiutil txuiu- 
 akjon: de akt ov bjij); — *de puor ov sgifl. 
 
 Spkculatibt, S|)6k-yii-la-ti3t, «. a spekyt^lator: 
 — a merkantil s|)^kyn,lator. 
 
 Speculative, Siiek-yi^-la-tiv, a. giva tu spek- 
 yi^la/un; kuuteiuplativ; teiDrutikul; {deal; nut 
 praktikal: relatip tu vijon; pqifl. 
 
 Speculatively, S()ek-yii-la-tiv-li, ad. inaspek- 
 yq^lativ maner; {deali; teurotikali; not prak- 
 tikali. 
 
 Speculativknkss, Sp^k-yq,-la-tiv-nes, n. de stat 
 ov brio sp^kyqlativ. 
 
 Speculator, Spek-yn-la-tor, n. wun hco sp^kyq,- 
 lats; un obzerver; — wun hiD Sfxikyi^lats in trad 
 er kom^ rs. 
 
 Speculatoet, Sp^k-yi^-la-t^-ri, a. eksersjzig 
 si>ekyn,InJon: spekyn,lativ. 
 
 Speculum, riijek-yn,-luui, ». [i.] ^Z. Sp6k-yq,-Ia; 
 Q miror; a lukifl-gla.-s; a reflektor fermd ov iwlijt 
 metal; — a liurjikal iustroouiont for dilatig a pc^rt 
 fer de purpiu ov vx\i\) it. 
 
 Sped, Sped, i, and y. from Sped. Se {Speed.} 
 
 Speece, Spes,* n. kjnd; siiejei. 
 
 Speech, Speq, /». de p-ser ov qrtikyr^lat uterans; 
 de p'ser ov ckspr^sifl tuts bi vukol wurdz; — de 
 wurdi uv a lajjgwaj; laogwaj; wurdz, kousiderd 
 ax ckiiprejig tots; a partikyi^lar laygwaj, az dis- 
 tiflkt from uderz;-:— eni tijj spokn: u deklarajou 
 ov («ts: tok; an ura/on; a liara{); an adre^; a 
 diskurs. 
 
 SPEECUirr, Si*(j-i-fi,{ r. i. tu mak speqez; tu 
 hannj:— yri,zd iu koutemt. 
 
 SPEECHLriisS, Speq-lus, a, deprjvd ov syteq; unabl 
 tu ^p>ek; mv^V, dum. [ig speqltM. 
 
 Speeculk.8S.vess, Speq-lca-ncs, n. de stat ov be- 
 
 Speecu-makee, Speq-mak-or, n. wun ha> maks 
 a speQ. 
 
 Speed, Sped, v. i. \i. sped, p«. spedlg, sped;] tu 
 mak ha:!t; tu miov wid seleriti; tu buv gud 
 8uk^8; tu suksed, wel er il; tu hav eni kondi- 
 Jon, gud or bad. 
 
 Speed, Sped, r. t. tu dispaq in hast; tu basn; 
 tu put intu kwik mojon: tu aksclcrat; tu 6k3- 
 pedjl; tu asist; tu help forward; tu mak pros- 
 perus; tu mak tu !^ukjEd: tu eksekq^t: tu dijpa(j. 
 
 Speed, Sped, n. kwiknes; :<eleriti; hast; huri: 
 Ui-'paq; — sukses; event; — de kiirs or pas ov a hers. 
 
 Speeder, SpeJ-cr, /(. wun hO) spedz; — a ma/en. 
 
 bPE>n)ILY, Sped-i-li, ad. wid hast or sped; kwikli. 
 
 Speediness, Sped-i-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 .spedi. 
 
 Spkedless, Sped-les, a. havignasped. [ronika. 
 
 Speedwell, Sped-wel, n. a pcrenial plant; vc- 
 
 Speedt, Sped-i, a. kwik; swift; nimbi; kwik ov 
 diiipaq. 
 
 Speer. Sper, r. t. tu inkwjr. Se {Spere.} 
 
 Speiqht, Spat, n. a wudpeker,— ritn {epecht and 
 ij)4.kt.} 
 
 SPEi.sb, S]>|s, n. (.Viu.y nikl in an impq,r stat. 
 
 Speldino, S|«l-dig, n. a drjd haduk. 
 
 Spelful, Spel-f ul, a. havig 8{)clt or qqrmi. 
 
 Spell, Spel, n. a «;qrm kou^i.-'iiy ov sum wurdz 
 ov okdlt jixer; a cqrm: inkautajon: — Ja turn 
 ov wurk; a visisitqd ov labor; a Jon tjm spent 
 in eni t'mpl«rmt.'nt:- a Jurt turn; ai, "a tpel ov 
 woder." "His dredful eptl ov wcder.'' 
 
 Spell, Spel, r. (. \^i. speld wr sjieli; /-«. spelig, 
 g[>eld (rr spelt:) [*tu qqrm;— tu rclAt; tu l*c:— ] 
 tu rjt wid dr i)roper leten; tu rep or rtyxt bj 
 namig lotcrz siggli: tu red; tu dLskiiver bi kar- 
 akterz or mqrks.— <^^■dH/.) tu relcv, bj takij) a 
 turn at a pes ov wurk; az, ''tu sjtl de pump." 
 
 Spell, Spel, r. t. tu form wnrdz or leterz; tu 
 
 red; tu red uiiskilfuli. [qdnted. 
 
 Spellbou.nd, Spel-bisud, a. bijnd bj a spel; en- 
 Speller, Spel-er, ». wun hjj ripelz. 
 Spellino, Siiel-ig, n. de akt ov wun hio spelz; 
 
 ortografi. 
 Spelli-nq-book, Spel-ig-bak, n. a bak fer Uq- 
 
 ig (irtografi; an elementari 8kxi>l-buk. 
 Si'ell-stopped, Si^el-stopt, a. stopt bj a 8|>el. 
 Spelt, Spelt, n. a kjnd ov gran or hwet; — a min- 
 eral, be {S/'alt.} 
 Spelter, Spel-ter, n. de kom^rjal nam for zigk; 
 
 impqr zipk. [ru>m, 
 
 Spence, bpens,* n. a buteri; a Iqrdor; a stur- 
 Spencer, bp6n-ser, n. [*a butler:] — an ■ster kot 
 
 or jakot, wid'st skerts, namd from an Krl S|jen- 
 
 ser. 
 Spend, Spend, v. t. [i. spent,//*, spendig, spent:] 
 
 tu konsqm; tu egztjst; tu wast; tu htild az 
 
 ckspeas; tu ekspend; tu la 'st; tu disipat: tu 
 
 bestu for eni purpus; tu efqz; tu skwonder; 
 
 tu lavij; tu pas awa; tu w^r at; tu fateg; tia 
 
 haras. 
 Spe.sd, Spend, t. i. tu mak ekspens; tu pra»v in 
 
 de yqs; tu be lost er wasted; tu be empldd for 
 
 eni yqs. 
 Spender, Spend-er, n. wun hO) spcndz; a lavi/cr. 
 Spending, Spend-ig, n. de akt ov konsqmig or 
 
 ek:<pendig. 
 SPE.NDTHR1FT, Spend-tfift, 71. wun hcb spendz 
 
 lavijli: a prodigal. 
 Spent-ball, Spent-bol, n. a kanon-bel, er mns- 
 
 ket-bel, hwi(j reqez an objekt wid'st sufijent 
 
 fors tu pas tna it. [plants: spun. 
 
 Speroula, Sper-gq-la, n. {Bot.} a jenus ov 
 Sperm, Sperm, n. sed; sed ov animalz: spon; — a 
 
 suljstauj (jbtand from de bed ov sum spejez ov 
 
 hwalz;— inkorektli yqzd for {tpermaceti.} 
 Spermaceti, Sper-ma-se-ti, n. a substans obtand 
 
 from de trl f-snd in de hed ov several sptjez ov 
 
 hwnlz, emjiltrd for makip kandlz and erntments. 
 Spermaceti, Sp^r-ma-se-ti, a. relalig tu, er 
 
 mad ov, si>ermaseti. 
 Spermatic, Si»er-mat-ik, > a. relatig tu, er 
 
 Spermatical, Sper-mat-i-kal, i konsistig or, 
 
 si>';rm; seminal. 
 Spermatocele. Spor-mit-o-sel, n. {Jled.) a 
 
 hernia or swelig ov de testiklz. [sperm. 
 
 Spermatolooy, Sijor-ma-tol-o-ji, ;*. a Iretii on 
 Spermidium, Sjier-mid-i-um, n. {But.} a kjnd 
 
 ov smol sed-vesel: an {akenium.} 
 Spermolooist, Sper-mol-o-jist, n. wun bib gad- 
 
 erz or trets ov sedz. 
 Sperse, Spers,* v. t. tu disp^rs: ta skater. 
 Spew, Spn,t r. t. tu vomit; tu ejekt, ai from de 
 
 m'^t; tu ckspektoirat; tu ejekt wid nojca er 
 
 lu>dig. 
 Spew, Spq^ r. ». tu Tomit; tu ez de stumak. 
 Spewer, Spq-er, n. wun hot) spt^z. 
 Spewing, Spij-ig, n. de akt ov vomitig. [gren. 
 Sphacelate, Sfa^-e-lat, r. t. tu afekt wid gag- 
 Spuacelate, Sfas-e-lat, r. ». tu mortifj: tu suf- 
 
 er gangren. 
 Sphacelate, Sfaa-c-lat, a. {B<it.) widcrd; dod- 
 Sphacelus, Sfaa-e-lus, n. (J/w/.> a ga^^En; a 
 
 mortitikajon. |^e {S/'/uruliU.} 
 
 SpHitRULiTE, Sfdr-yn-ljt, ». (J/i/j.) a mineral. 
 Sphagnum, Sfag-uum, n. {But.) a jenus ov 
 
 mo^ez: bog-mos. [ov titanium. 
 
 SpHENE, Sfrn, n. n wej. — {Jlin.} an or or oksid 
 Sphenoid, Sfe-nffd, /». {Anat.} a boo at de boi 
 
 ov de kranium. 
 Spue.noid, Sfe-nffd, a. wej-Japt; nuti^ a bon o» 
 
 de bed: sfrntrdal. 
 Sphenoidal, Sfe-n«hl-al, a. relatig tu de tlcDSdi 
 
 wej-Japt.
 
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 Sphere, Sfsr, re. a solid bodi fermd b; de revo- 
 Iqjon ov a semiserki ab^t its djamster, er a solid 
 bodi bonded bj a surfas ov hwiq even pernt iz 
 ckwali distant from de senter widin; a glob; dg 
 erf); a stqr; a planet; de konkav ekspans ov de 
 hevnz; — orb; serkit ov inujon; — provins; kutn- 
 pas ov nolej, akjon, er infli^eas. — {Astron.} 3e 
 konkav ekspans ov de hevnz, hwiq apsrz tu 
 de j az de interior surfas ov a sfer. — {Creog.} a 
 reprezentajon ov de ert on de surfas ov a glob, 
 hwiq haz elso reprezented on it an asemblaj ov 
 serklz Joii) de pozijonz ov de ekwator, ekliptik, 
 meridianz, paralelz ov latitt],d, &s. 
 
 Sphere, Sfer, r. t. tu plas in a sfer; tia mak rsnd. 
 
 Spheric, Sfer-ik, j a. relatii) tu, er fermd 
 
 Spherical, Sfer-i-kal, i az, a sfer; r-snd; erbik- 
 yH,lar; globyi^lar. Sferikal triganometri, de 
 sjens ov sferikal trjaijglz. [sfer. 
 
 Spherically, Sfer-i-kal-i, ad. in de ferm ov a 
 
 Sphericalness, Sfer-i-kal-nes, n. rsndnes; sfe- 
 risiti. 
 
 Sphericity, Sfe-ris-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 sferikal; rotunditi; globositi; r'isndnes. 
 
 Spherics, Sfer-iks, n. de doktrin and propertiz 
 ov de sfer, konsiderdaz a jeometrikal bodi, and, 
 in partikyq,lar, ov de diferent serklz deskrjbd on 
 its surfas; de sjens ov sferikal trjaj)glz; sferikal 
 trigonometri. 
 
 Spheroid, Sfe-rerd, n. a bodi oblog er oblat, 
 aproqig tu de ferm ov a sfer; — a solid bodi jen- 
 erated bj de revolqjon ov an elips ab'st wan ov 
 its akscz; a bodi rezemblig a sfer, but oblat er 
 prolat. 
 
 Spheroidal, Sfe-rM-al, ) a. havii) de ferm 
 
 Spheroidical, Sfe-rffd-i-kal, i ov a sferffd. 
 
 Spheroidity, Sfe-rd^d-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov bei^ 
 sfererdal. 
 
 Spherometer, Sfe-rom-e-ter, n. an instroiment 
 fer me2q,riij de tiknes ov smel bodiz, de kurva- 
 %x\x ov optikal glasez, &s. 
 
 Spherule, Sfer-yij^l, n. a. litl sfer. 
 
 Spherulite, Sfer-yq,-lit, n. {Min.'} obsidian, er 
 perl-ston, in r'snded granz. [mometer.y 
 
 Sphigmometer, Sfig-mom-e-ter, n. Se {Sphyg- 
 
 Sphincter, Sfigk-ter, 71. \_L.] {Anat.} a nam ov 
 several muslz, hwiq kloz er kontrakt de orifis- 
 ez hwiq da sur'snd. 
 
 Sphinx, Sfiijks, n. a fa bid monster, in 8jipt, hav- 
 ii) de fas ov a verjin, and de bodi ov a Ijon. 
 
 Sphragid, Sfrag-id, n. {Min.) an okreus kla. 
 
 Sphragistics, Sfra-jis-tiks, n. pi. de nolej er 
 studi ov selz and etografs. 
 
 Sphygmometer, Sfig-mom-e-ter, n. {3fed.} an 
 instriDment for k-sntii) qrterial pulsajonz, and 
 wun hwiq renderz de akJon 07 de puis vizibl tu 
 de j. 
 
 Spial, Spj-al,* n. a spj; a woqer; woq. 
 
 Spica, 8pj-ka, n. [Z.] {Bot.) a spjk; a spejez ov 
 infloresens. 
 
 SpiCATE, Spj-kat, a. {Bot.) havig spjks er erz. 
 
 Spiccato, Spi-kq-to, n. [It.] {3Ii/s.y direktiij a 
 divijon ov de nots from eq uder, in a plan and 
 disti^kt maner. 
 
 Spice, Spjs, n. a vejetabl produkjon, fragrant tu 
 de smel, and punjent tu de tast; dat hwiq givz 
 flavor er punjensi; an aromatik substans yi|zd 
 in sesez; — a veri smol kwontiti; a sampl; a spesi- 
 men. 
 
 Spice, Spjs, v. t. tu sezn wid spjs; tu miks wid 
 aromatik bodiz; tu sezn. 
 
 Spiceapple, Spis-ap-1, n. de nam ov an apl. 
 
 Spicer, Spjs-er, «. wun hoo spisezordelz in spjsez. 
 
 Spioery, Spjs-er-i, n. spjsez kolektivli; a repozi- 
 tori ov spjsez. 
 
 Spicewood, Spjs-wud, n. an Amerikan Jrub er 
 emel tre. 
 
 Spiciness, Spis-i-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beip spjsi. 
 Spicing, Spjs-ig, n. de akt ov seznig wid spjsez. 
 Spicknel, Spik-nel, n. a perenial plant; b^rwurt; 
 
 spignel. 
 Spicose, Spi-kos, ) , . ,., , ,^, , 
 
 Spicous, Spi-kus; 1 ^- ^^^'B "^ ^i^ 1^9™' P*°t«d. 
 Spicosity, Spj-kos-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 spjkt. 
 Spicula, Spik-yti-la, n. [L.] pi. Spik-yri,-l8, 
 
 {Bot.} a smel spjk. [pernt. 
 
 Spiculate, Spik-yq-lat, v. t. tia mak Jqrp at de 
 Spicy, Spj-si, a. relatig tu, er abundig in, spjs; 
 
 aromatik; havig de kwolitiz ov spjs. 
 Spider, Spj-der, n. ananimal datspinz a webta 
 
 kaq f Ijz. 3^r qr varius spejez ov spjderz, ( pop- 
 
 yi^larli keld insekts,) bglogig tu de klas ov ani- 
 
 malz keld {arachnids.) — A kiqen yq,tensil; Q 
 
 sert ov st^^pan; — de ferm ov a spjder. 
 Spider-catcher, Sp|-der-kaq-er, n. a herd. 
 Spider-like, Spj-der-ljk, a. rezemblig a spjder 
 
 in Jap er kwoliti. 
 Spidershell, Spj-der-Jel, n. a spejez ov de mn- 
 
 reks-Jel. 
 Spiderwort, Spj-der-wurt, n. a perenial plant. 
 Spignel, Spig-nel, n. a. perenial plant, ov diferent 
 
 spejez. [in a kask. 
 
 Spigot, Spig-ot, n. a pin er peg tu stop a foset 
 Spigurnel, Spi-gdr-nei, n. {Eng. law) de seler 
 
 ov de kigz rits. 
 Spike, Spjk, n. an er ov kern er gran; a spejez ov 
 
 infloresens, az in hwet, rj, &s.; a JcDt; — a smel 
 
 spejez ov lavender; — a log nal ov jurn er wud; 
 
 — a log rod ov jurn Jqrpnd. 
 Spike, Spjk, v. t. tu fasn wid spjks; tu set wid 
 
 spjks, az ds vent ov a kanon; tu mak Jqrp at 
 
 de end. 
 Spiked, Spjkt, a. fermd wid, er havig, spjks. 
 Spikelet, Spik-let, 71. a litl spjk; — {Bot.} wun 
 
 ov a grat meni smel spjks kolekted in a mas, az 
 
 in gras. 
 Spikenard, Spik-nqrd, n. a perenial plant er 
 
 Jrub; de erl er belsam prodq,st from de plant. 
 Spiky, Spj-ki, a. havig spjks; havig a Jqrp pffnt. 
 Spile, Spjl, n. a wudn peg tu stop a hoi in a 
 
 kask ov likor; a spil; a spigot. 
 Spilehole, Spjl-hol, n. q,r-hol ov a kask; hoi 
 
 fer a spjl. 
 Spilikins, Spil-i-kinz, n. pi. a. set ov smel jvori 
 
 instra)ments yqzd in plaig gamz. 
 Spill, Spil, w. a smel Jiver ov wud; a peg tu stop 
 
 a hoi in a kask; a spjl; — a tin bqr ov jurn; — a 
 
 smel kwontiti ov muni. 
 Spill, Spil, ^'. t. \i. spild er spilt, ^s. spilig, spild 
 
 «/' spilt;] tu Jed: tu looz bj Jedig; tu por ut; tU 
 
 tro awa. 
 Spill, Spil, v. i. tu wast; tu be Jed; tu be lost 
 
 bj beig Jed; — Tu spil a sal, {JVant.} tu disq^rj 
 
 de wind from it. 
 Spiller, Spil-er, n. wun hd) spilz; — a kjnd ov 
 
 fijig-ljn. 
 Spilt, Spilt, i. and j3. from Spil. Se {Spill.} 
 Spin, Spin, v. t. [«'. spun er span, ps. spinig, spun. 
 
 Sj)a7i iz n's obsolet;] tu dre st and twist intu 
 
 tredz; tu ferm, az bj spinig; — tu ekstend tu a 
 
 grat legt; tu protrakt: tu ferm bj degrez; tu 
 
 dre •St tedyusli; — tu put intu a turnig mojon, 
 
 az a bez top; tu twerl. 
 Spin, Spin, v. i. tu eksersjz de qrt ov spinig; tu 
 
 twerl; — tu guj er ijq, in a smel strem; — tu hwerl 
 
 riind bj rezn ov fors, az a top. 
 Spinaceous, Spi-na-Jus, a. notig a klas ov 
 
 plants inklqdig spinaq. 
 Spinach, Spin-aq, n. a gqrden plant, kdltivated 
 
 fer de tabl; — ritn elso {spinage.} [ag. 
 
 Spinage, Spin-aj, n. a gqrden plant; sam az spin- 
 Spinal, Spj-nal, a. belogig tu de spjn er bak-bon.
 
 SPI 
 
 SPI 
 
 Spu<DLE, Spin-dl, 71. de pin or rod yi^zd in spinio, 
 b| hwi(i de tntl is twisted, and on hwirj it iz 
 iTBnd; — eni slender, p«»nted rod;— a Ino, slender 
 gtok.— ( Ut'i'tn.) a solid jdnemted bj At evcilnJon 
 ov a kurv lin ab^t its bas. 
 
 Spixulk, Spin-dl, r. i. tu J<i>t or gro Ijk a spindl. 
 
 Spi.sDLK-LtaoED, Spin-dl-legd, j a. havifl lo^, 
 
 Spixulk 8IIAXKLD, Spin-dl-Jiiykt, I slender Icgz. 
 
 ypiNDLK 811AXKS, Spin-dl-Ja^k.'',! fj. tin limz;— 
 a tol, .-Ii'iiJiT per.sun. [-pindl. 
 
 Spixdle-suapeu, Spin-dl-Jnpt, a. Japl Ijk a 
 
 Spixdle-sukll, Spin-dl-/el, n. a spejez ov yi^ni- 
 valv /ilz. 
 
 Spindletuee, Spin-dl-tre, n. prikwud; a Jrub. 
 
 Spinuleworm, Spin-dl-wurm, n. nn insckt iatal 
 tu sum plants. 
 
 Spindling, Spind-lij),* pp. a. Jjjtij] intu a smol 
 8lok: li>u and slender. 
 
 Spine, ."^pin, n. de bak-bon; v^rtebre; — alqrj torn 
 ov wudi substans. 
 
 Spined, Spjnd, a. bavig sp[nz. 
 
 Spinel, Spj-nel, n. a. sprjez ov rihbi, ov vnrius 
 kulorz, az red, br'sn, yelu, and bli^. 
 
 Spinel-l.\ne, Spin-el-lan, n. {Min.) a dodeka- 
 hednil vnrjeti ov zeuljt. [8p|nel. 
 
 Spixelue, Spi-nei, 71. \)lin.) a kristalizd nDoi; a 
 
 SPINE8CEXT, Sp{-nes-cnt, a. bekiimig bqrd and 
 torni. 
 
 Spinet, Spin-et,or Spi-ndt, n. a mqzikal strifld 
 instntiiuent, wid krz Ijk a bqrpsikon!;— orijinali 
 kold de k-yrt fufrp. 
 
 Spinet, Spi-net," n. a smel wud, or plas ov brjerz 
 and bujez:— ritn olso {npiny and fjJtnny.y 
 
 SpiNiKEUOi's, Spj-nif-er-us, a. bx^riy tornz. 
 
 SpiNiNEJijJ, Spj-ui-nes, «. de kwoliti ov beijj spjni. 
 
 Spink, Spi^k, /». a finq; a berd. 
 
 Spinner, Spin-er, n. wun hu) spinz; — an organ for 
 spinig. az in au iusekt;— a spjder; de gqrdcn- 
 spjder, wid lop, jerntcd Icgz. 
 
 Spinxeky, Spin-er-i, n. a pins hw.-ir spinig iz 
 pcrftirmd; u uiil for spinig. 
 
 Spinning, Spin-ig, n. de biznes or wnrk or a 
 spincr. 
 
 Spinning -JENXY, Spin-ig-jen-i, n. a k6mplikatcd 
 majen for spinig kotn. [spinig. 
 
 Spinnixg-wueel, Spin-ig-hwel, n. a majen for 
 
 Spinnv, Spin-i, a. smol; slender. 
 
 Spinositt, Spj-nos-i-ti,* n. de stat ov beig tomi; 
 perplok.«iti. 
 
 Spinous, .Spj-nus, a. torni; ful ov tornz; spini. 
 
 SPINOZifiM, Spin-o-ziz-m, fi. de doktrin or sistem 
 ov Ktinrdikt Spinoza, a Jq, boo woz born at Am- 
 sterdam in Uy.i2. Hiz sistem, bwiq iz jianteistik, 
 iz tia be tund in hiz wurkon Ktiks. "lie dedi^sez, 
 bi striktli niatematikal reznig, from a fq aksi- 
 omz, de wel-non prinsiplz, ' dat d^r kan be no 
 substaus but God; hwotever iz, iz in God; and 
 nutig kan be kouse'vd wid'st God." " 
 
 Spinozist, Spin-t)-ii»t, ». wun h<D holdz de sis- 
 tem iiv Spinoza. 
 
 Spinster, Spin-stcr, n. a wuman ha> spinz; — 
 {J.a'if un unmarid wuman. 
 
 Spixstry, Spin-stri,* n. de wurk ov spinig. 
 
 Spixthere, Spin-ttr, ». {Min.) a mineral ov a 
 gniuj-xni kulur. 
 
 Spixlle, Spin-ytil, «. a smol spjn. [spjnz. 
 
 Spi.MLt:scEST, .*<pin-yti-les-cnt,a. prodqsig smol 
 
 Spinilose, Spin-yq-los, ». kuv^rd wid smol 
 spjnz. t'Pinu*- 
 
 Spiny, Spj-ni, a. temi; bqeri; porpl^kst; difikult; 
 
 fplNsV^Siii, I '»• ^ '^' ^^^- Se iSpin^.y 
 Spiracle. .Spir-a-kl, t>r Spj-ra-kl,». abredig-bol; 
 
 a vent; a [HSr; a smol aportiir. 
 Spir^a, Spi-re-a, n. [L.] {livt.) a jenuior plants 
 
 er jrubz. 
 
 Spiral, Spi-ral, a. wjndig; s^rkqlarli inrilvd, I[k 
 a sknn. — {(Jeom.) nutig a kurv, hwiq kontin- 
 yqali resi'dz from a scnteror pol, hwjl it kontin- 
 yqz tu re vol V abijt it. 
 
 Spiral, Spj-ral, n. a s^rktilarli inv61vd fonn or 
 kurv. 
 
 .Spirally, Spj-ral-i, ad. in a spjral form. 
 
 .^PIRE, Sp[r, «. u kurv or spjral Ijn; eni tig redd 
 or kontorted; u kurl; a twist; a ret; eni tig groig 
 up tni)cr; a r'xnd, log piramid; an erekjon abdv 
 de tTjcr ov a qurq, hwiq diminijez gradyqali as 
 it rjzez; a slepi; — de top or u]:>erm(jst ji^nt. 
 
 Spired, Spjrd, a. havig a stepi orspjr. 
 
 Spikiker, Spj-ri-fer, n. {Gtol.) an eluligkt jenoa 
 ov molusks. 
 
 Spirit, Spir-it, n. an intelijcnt beig imperseptibl 
 tu de korp(Jreal sensez; an imaterial suk-itans; 
 an intclektyiial beig; de sol ov man; an aparijon; 
 —temper; habityqal dis[xjziJon ov m|nd: qrdor; 
 kunij; elcvajon; vi'bemcns ov mjnd; Ijf; enerji; 
 animnjon:— jcnyus; vigor ov mind; turn ov m|nd, 
 moral or intelektyqal;— inteU-ktyqal and moral 
 p'scrz, distigkt from de bodi; — sentiment; pcr- 
 sepjon; egernes; dezjr; — a man ov aktiviti; a man 
 ov Ijf, fjr, and enterprjz; — dat hwiq givz vigor or 
 qerfulnes tu de mjnd; — esenjal kwuliti; esens; 
 eni tig eminentli refjnd; — an inflamabl likor 
 prudqst bj distilajon, az brandi, rum, hwiski, 
 As.; intoksikatig likor;— /'^ inflamabl likorz ob- 
 taud bj distilajon, az brandi, rum, jin, hwiski, 
 is.; qrdent spirits; — animajon; vivasiti. S^-irit 
 I'T win, alkobol. Sjiirit level, a glus tqb nerii 
 fild wid spirit ov wjn or distild woter, and h?r- 
 m^tikali seld at bat cndz. 
 
 Spirit, Spir-it, r. t. tu eksjt; tu enkdraj; ta in- 
 spirit. Tu spirit awa, tu entjs er tak awa. 
 
 SpiRtTALLY, Spir-il-al-i,* ad. bj menzovde bret. 
 
 Spirited, Spir-it-cd, a. Ijvli; vivajus; ful ov fjr 
 or spirit. 
 
 Spiritedly, Spir-it-ed-li, ad. in a Ijvli or gpirit- 
 ed maner. 
 
 Spiritedness, Spir-it-ed-nes, n. de kwoliti OT 
 beig syiirited. 
 
 Spieitino, Spir-it-ig, n. de akt ov inspiritin. 
 
 Spirit-lamp, Spir-it-lamp, n. a lamp in Dwi^ 
 S|)irit iz yqzd insted ov «rl. 
 
 Spiritless, Spir-it-les, a. dcv^d ov spirit, vigor, 
 or kuruj: deprest; diskdrajd; dul; lifles. 
 
 Spiritlessly, Spir-it-les-li, ad. widit spirit. 
 
 Spiritlessness, Spir-it-les-net), n. de stat oT 
 brig spiritles. 
 
 SpiRiTOso, Spir-i-tu-.eu), ) [Jt.] {^fus.) notifl 
 
 Con spirito, Kon spir-i-to, j a moovmcnt tu 
 be perlormd in a spirited maner. 
 
 Spiritous, Spir-it-us, a. partakig ov spirit; rt- 
 fjiid; qrdent; aktiv; S]iirityqu8. 
 
 Spiritolsn»:ss, Spir-it- us-nes, n. de kwoliti oT 
 bfig spiritus. 
 
 Spirits. Spir-ita, n. Se {Sj'irit.} [it. 
 
 Spirit-stirring, Spir-it-ster-ig, a. riszigde spir- 
 
 Spihitval, .'^pir-it-yq-al, a. bavig, or ynrtakig 
 ov, de natyqr ov spirit; relatig tu de spirit, 
 mjnd, or sul; distigkt from mater; imaterial; in- 
 kor|iurcal; mental; intelektyqal; — not grLx"; re- 
 fjnd from eksternal tigz;— huli; hevnli; not s«k- 
 yqlur; not la; not s^iijqal; not tempural;— rclatij) 
 tu de tigz ov hovu; ekleziastikal; rclijus. 
 
 Spiritualism, Sjiir-it-yq-al-iz-m, n. At kwoliti 
 ov beig spirityqal; spirityqal natyqr or doktrin; 
 — dat sistem, az o|iuzd tu fwa/rria/ir/n, akord- 
 ig tu hwiq ol dat iz real iz spirit, sul or self; 
 —dat hwiq iz kold de ckstvmal wurld, bein 
 cder a suksejon ov nojonz imprest on dr mjna 
 bj de Deiti, or els de mer edukt ov At mind it- 
 self, de former iz de spirityqalizm ov (Ucrke- 
 Icy;) de lat«r, dat ot (Ficht«.)
 
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 Spieitualist, Spir-it-yri-al-ist, n. wun hO) iz 
 devoted tu spirit7q,al tipz; wun hffiz ernpler- 
 ment iz spirityq,al; — wun hao adherz tu spirit- 
 yi|alizm. 
 SPiKiTnALiTY, Spir-it-yti,-al-i-ti, «. de stat er 
 kwoliti ov bEU) spirityq,al; spirityn,al natyixr; 
 dsvojon tu spiritytial objekts and interests;— 
 imaterialiti; esens, distigkt from mater; — p^ir 
 devojon;— dat hwiq belogz tu eni wun az an 
 eklEziastik. [akt ov spiritytialjzii). 
 
 Spieitualization, Spir-it-yri-al-i-za-Jon, n. de 
 Spiritualize, Spir-it-yii,-al-iz, y. t. tu punfj 
 from de fekyt^lens ov de wurld; tu render spir- 
 itytial; — tu giv a spirityTj,al menig tu.— (6%€7;i..) 
 tu raz bj distilajon; tu ekstrakt inf lamabl spirit 
 from. [spiritytializez. 
 
 Spieitualizek, Spir-it-yii-al-iz-er, n. wun hO) 
 Spieitually, Spir-it-yq,-al-i, ad. in a spirityq,al 
 
 maner; mentali. 
 Spieitualty, Spir-it-yq,-al-ti,* n. ekleziastikal 
 bodi: dg klerji. [nes. 
 
 Spibituositt, Spir-it-yq,-6s-i-ti,* n. spirityqus- 
 Spikituous, Spir-it-yn-us, a. partakii) ov spirit, 
 partikyti,larli ov distOd spirit: qrdent; inflamabl; 
 alkoholik; spiritus. S^nrityiius likcr, a distild 
 likor, er spirit, hwiq kontanz alkohol, and iz in- 
 toksikatifl. [ov beir) spirityi^us. 
 
 Spieituousness, Spir-it-yq,-us-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 Spiet, Spert, v. i. tu sprig er strem "st, az a flq,- 
 id; tu sti-em %t bj intervalz. Ritn elso {spurt.) 
 Spiet, Spert, v. t. tu tro -st in a jet. [ort. 
 
 Spiet, Spert, n. suden ejekjon: suden and Jert ef- 
 Spikt, Spj-ri, a. piramidal; redd; kurld; spiral. 
 Spissated, Spis-a-ted, a. tiknd; tik; gros. 
 Spissitude, Spis-i-tij^d, n. grosnes; tiknes. 
 Spit, Spit, n. hwot iz tron from de m^st; spitl; — 
 a lor) prog on hwiq met iz rosted; — suq a dept 
 ov ert az a spad persez at wuns. 
 Spit, Spit, v. t. [i. spit or spat, ps. spitii), spit frr 
 spitn, — spat and s])itri, qr groig obsolet:] tu 
 Ejekt from de m-st; tu iro ■st. 
 Spit, Spit, r. t. tu put upon a spit; tu trust trCD. 
 Spit, Spit, v. i. tu tro •st spitl er saljva from de 
 
 m'st. 
 Spital, Spit-al,* n. a qdritabl f-sndajon; a lazar- 
 h'ss: — a hospital, ov hwiq de wurd iz an abrevi- 
 ajon er korupjon. 
 Spital-house, Spit-al-h'ss,* n. a hospital. 
 Spitbox, Spit-boks, n. a. boks tu spit in; a spit<6n. 
 Spitchcock, 8piq-kok, v. t. tu split an el legt- 
 
 wiz, and brerl it. 
 Spitchcock, Spiq-kok, n. an el spiqkokt. 
 Spite, Spjt, n. mails; ragkor; hat; maligniti; malev- 
 olens. 1)1 sijt ov, notwids'Landig: in defjans ov. 
 Spite, Spit, t. t. tu tret malijusli; tu veks; tu 
 
 twert malignantli; tu fil wid spjt; tu ofend. 
 Spiteful, Spjt-ful, a. ful ov spit: malijus; ma- 
 lignant, [li. 
 Spitefully, Spjt-f ul-i, acZ. malijusli; malignant- 
 Spitefulness, Spjt-ful-nes, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 
 ig spjtf ul; malis. 
 Spitfike, Spit-fjr, n. an aggri er jrasibl person. 
 Spiteack, Spit-rak, n. a rak tu hag spits upon. 
 Spitted, Spit-ed, a. Jot Tst intu legb, az a derz 
 
 hern. 
 Spittee, Spit-er, n. wun h(D spits; — a yug der. 
 Spittle, Spit-1, n. merstjair ov de m-st; saljva: — 
 *a hospital, ov hwiq it iz a korupjon er abrevia- 
 Jon; spital. 
 Spittly, Spit-li,* a. sljmi; ful ov spitl. 
 Spittoon, Spit-ibn, n. a. boks er vesel tu spit in. 
 Spit VENOM, Spit-ven-om, n. venom ejekted from 
 de ui-st. [de visera. 
 
 Splanchnic, Splagk-nik, a. {Anaf.} relatig tu 
 Splanchnology, Splagk-nol-o-ji, n. de doktrin 
 ov de visera; a treliz on de b^selz. 
 
 Splash, SplaJ, v. t. tu daj er spater wid a lik- 
 wid, az derti weter. 
 
 Splash, Splaj, n. weter er mud az tron up from 
 a pudl; nerz ov troig weter. [bespater. 
 
 Splashy, SplaJ-i, a. ful ov derti weter; apt tta 
 
 Splattee, Splat-er, y. i. tu mak a nffz az in we- 
 ter. [er. 
 
 Splatteedash, Splat-er-daJ, n. an upror; a sput- 
 
 Splay, Spla, ^'. t. tu dislokat er brak a hersez 
 Jolder-bcDn; — tu slop er inkljn. 
 
 Splay, Spla, a. displad; spred; slopig; tumd ■st- 
 ward; az, a spla f ut, dat iz, a fut tumd 'Stward. 
 
 Splay, Spla, n. a slopig surfas. 
 
 Splay-foot, Spla-fut, } a. havig de fut 
 
 Splay-footed, Spla-fut-ed, i tumd "stward. 
 
 Splay-mouth, Spla-m-st, n. a wjd, defermd m^st. 
 
 Splay-mouthed, Spla-m^sdd, a. havig a wjd m"5t. 
 
 Spleen, Splen, n. a spunji viskus, ov an oval 
 ferm, de yii,s ov hwiq iz unnon; de mUt: a soft 
 pqrt ov de visera, de fansid set ov melankoli, 
 agger, and veksajon; — agger; spjt; il-yq,mor; in- 
 konstansi; kapres; melankoli; hipakondrjasis; a 
 fit ov pajon; — *imoderat meriment. 
 
 Spleened, Splend, a. deprjvd ov de splen. 
 
 Spleenful, Splen-ful, a. aggri; pevij; fretful; 
 melankoli; spleuetik. [be {Splenish.} 
 
 Spleenish, Splen-iJ, a. fretful; melankoli; spleni. 
 
 Spleenless, Splen-les,* a. kjnd; jentl; mjld. 
 
 Spleenwoet, Splen-wurt, n. miltwurt; a perenial 
 plant. 
 
 Spleeny, Splen-i, a. aggri; peviJ; fretful; gloomi. 
 
 Spleget, Splej-et, n. a wet klot fer wojig a sor. 
 
 Splendent, Splen-dent, a. Jjnig; glosi; bqt; re- 
 splendent; splendid. 
 
 Splendid, Splen-did, a. havig splendor; Joi; mag- 
 nifisent; brilyant; konspikynus; pompus. 
 
 Splendidly, Splen-did-li, ad. in a splendid 
 maner: magnifisentli. [heig splendid. 
 
 Splendidness, Splen-did-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 Splendor, Splen-dor, ?i. grat brjtnes; brilyansi; 
 luster; magnifisens; pomp. [splendid. 
 
 Splendeous, Splen-drus,* a. havig splendor; 
 
 Splenetic, Splen-e-tik, a. trubld wid de splen; 
 
 fretful; peviJ; moros; sulen; glibmi. 
 Splenetic, Splen-e-tik, n. a splenetik person; — 
 a medisin for de splen. [tic.y 
 
 Splenetical, Sple-net-i-kal, a. sam az {Splene- 
 Splenetically, Sple-net-i-kal-i, ad. in a splen- 
 etik maner. 
 
 iSicl?tKkal,*i^--^^"«^-^-P^- 
 Splenish, Splen-iJ, a. fretful; peviJ; splenij. 
 Splenitis, Sple-nj-tis, n. {Med.} inflamajon ov 
 
 de splen. [splenetik. 
 
 Splenitive, Splen-i-tiv,* a. hot; fjeri; peviJ; 
 Splenization, Splen-i-za-Jon, n. {Med.) a qanj 
 
 indi|st in de lugz bj inflamajon, kezig dem tu 
 
 rezembl de splen. [de splen. 
 
 Splenocele, Splen-o-sel, n. {Jfed.} a hernia ov 
 Splenology, Sple-nol-o-ji, n. a tretiz on de splen. 
 Splent, Splent, n. a kalus swelig on de Jagk-boa 
 
 ov a hersez leg; — a splint. 
 Splent, Splent, [ a. {A/in-.) notig a kjnd ov kan- 
 Splint, Splint, ) al-kol, keld elso_/'a/oi!-A-o?. 
 Splice, Spljs, v. i. tu jern tugeder, az de tco endz 
 
 ov a rop; tu konjffn legtwjz; tu jffn bj inter- 
 
 wevig. 
 Splice, Spljs, n. an ihterwevig er jenig ov toj 
 
 endz ov rops; a pes aded. 
 Splint, Splint, n. a fragment ov wud split of; — 
 
 a tin pes ov wud tu kep a set bon in its plas; — 
 
 a tqmor or an ekskresens ov a bon in a hers; 
 
 splent. [ter. 
 
 Splint, Splint, v. t. tu seki^r bj splints: tu splin- 
 Splintee, Splin-ter, n. a fragment ov cni tig 
 
 brokn or split of; a splint; a tin pes ov wud.
 
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 Spiintee, Splin-ter, v. t. ta Jivcr; tu brak intu 
 
 fraKm*-'"'*; ^^ sektir bj splint*; tu sajxirt. 
 Splistkr, Splin-ter, r. i. tu be Jivord, split, or 
 
 br^)kn intu fragments. [nntc-d; skali. 
 
 Splintebv, Splin-ter-i, a. havig splinterz: latni- 
 Split, Split, T. t. [i. split or cjilitcd, /'*■. splitip, 
 
 split irr gplitcd;— «/»/i/<?rf iz litl ytizd:] tu divjd 
 
 lonjitq^dinali in Xa>; tu divjd: tu ]jqrt; tu klev; 
 
 tu riv; tu kruk; tu sc'iuinit; tu burst; tu daj 
 
 and brak on a ruk; tu brak intu di:-kord. 
 Split, Split, r. i. tu bur^t in sunder; tu krak; tu 
 
 sepnrat; tu burst wid Iqfter; tu be brokn, az 
 
 agdnst roks. 
 Splittek, Split-er, n. wun hiD splits. 
 SpLi'TTEH, Spliit-cr,t n. busl; ti^mult. 
 Splutter, Spliit-cr,J v. i. tu spek hastili and 
 
 k<mfiizedli. 
 Spluttkrer, Spldt-cr-cr,+ n. wun bet) splutcrz. 
 Spochdog, Sp<Vj-dog, n. a. spcjez ov dog. [ez. 
 Spoi)Oi*AXC!r, Sp(jd-t)-mftn-si, n. divinajon bj aj- 
 Spodumexe, SiH')d-yq,-niEn, n. {.Win.} a mineral 
 
 komiHJzd or silika, ahimina, and litia, fvnd in 
 
 laminated mascz, hqrd, britl, and translq.sent; — 
 
 kuld olso trj/'an. 
 Spoil, Sjiffl, r. t. tu sez bj roberi; tu plunder; tu 
 
 strip ov gudz; tu rob; — tu kordpt; tu mqr; tu 
 
 mak ynsles; tu renin. 
 Spoil, Sp<rl, r. i. tu praktis roberi or plunder; — 
 
 tu gru yqsles; tu ht koriiptcd. 
 Spoil, Sp»l, n. dat hwiq iz takn bj vjolens; dat 
 
 hwiq iz takn from an enemi; plunder: jiilaj: Ixtiti, 
 
 pra: diit liwiq iz takn from andder; roberi; wast; 
 
 — korupjon; niiin; — de sluf; kast-of skin ov a 
 
 serpent. 
 Spoilable, SpAl-a-bl, a. dat ma be S[>flrld. 
 Spoiler, SpAl-er, n. wun biii spfflz; a kordpter; a 
 
 rober. 
 Spoilful, Sp^l-ful,* a. wastful; rapajus. 
 Spoke, Srnjk, n. At radius ov a hwel; de bqr ov 
 
 a bwEl aat |^<isez from de nav tu de fell; — de 
 
 sp<\r ov a lader. 
 Spoke, SjKjk, r. t. tu fit or furnij wid spoks. 
 Spoke. S|^k, i. from Si>rk. Se {Sj'eak.) 
 Spokex, S]>iJk-n, p. from Sptk, Se {Syeak.) 
 Spokeshave, Spuk-Jav, n. a Jav for smtDdifl 
 
 sfxaks, <Ss. [andder. 
 
 Spokesman, Sp<£)ks-maD, n. wan ho) speks for 
 Spoliate, Spu-li-at, r. t. tu rob: tu plunder: tu 
 
 sihtI. [roberi: j.lunder. 
 
 Spoliation, Spo-li-a-Jon, n. At akt ov robiy: 
 Spoliator, Spo-li-a-tor, n. wun hd) komits spu- 
 
 liajon. [destrdktiv. 
 
 Spoliatory, Spu-li-a-to-ri, a. kozifl spolinjonr 
 Spo!«daic, Spon-da-ik, j a. beWgij) tu a 
 
 Spondaical, Spon-da-i-kal, i sponde; kontanig 
 
 a S|><in<le. 
 Spondee, Sp6n-dE, n. {Grttk and Latin poetry) 
 
 a fut ov tit) log silublz: az, nQ-tj. [spfn. 
 
 Spoxdylk, Spon-dil, n. a vertebra; a jffnt ov de 
 Sponge. Spunj, n. a soft, porus snbstans, or sel- 
 
 yrilar, fjbrus tijq, prodqst bi veri smol se nni- 
 
 roalz, and yt^zd for wjpig and klenig, or for im- 
 
 bjbig mffstyqr; cni soft substans yqzd for wjpig 
 
 and klenig. and for imbjbig me^tyqr: — a kjnd 
 
 ov mos;— a soft do. 
 Sponge,- Spunj, v. t. f u blot; tu ^Tjp awa az wid 
 
 a .'punj: tu klonz wid a spunj, a|il|d tu de akt 
 
 ov klenig kanon; tu dran or skwet, as bj ytizig 
 
 a spunj:— tu haras bj ekatorjon; tu gan Dj men 
 
 qrts. 
 Sponge, Spunj, r. ». tu suk in az a spunj; — tu 
 
 liv bj men qrls; tu hag on uden f>>r mantcnans. 
 Sponge-cake, Spdnj-kak, n. a kakso namd from 
 
 its lilnes. [i^fmi/i'>U.} 
 
 Sposoelet. Sptinj-lct, n. {liot.) sponjiol. Se 
 Sponger, Spdnj-er, n. wun hiD spunjcz. 
 
 SpoNoiyoEM, Sptin-ji-form, a. havig de form ov 
 
 spunj. [spunji. 
 
 SpoNGiNESs, Spdn-ji-nes, n. At kwoliti ov beig 
 
 Sponging, ."^pdnj-ig, a. wjpig np or skwezig Ttt 
 hwot rcrafinz. 
 
 SroNOiNO-HOisK, Spdnj-ig-htss, ». {Law) a ba- 
 lifs h'ss or ofis: a vitlig-h'ss, hwi^r persons 
 a^L'^ted for det qr kept for a tjm, eder til da 
 koraprumiz wid diir kreditorz, or qr rem<f)vd tu 
 a klQ^cr konfjnment. 
 
 SpONOiOLE, Sp6n-ji-ol, n. {Bat.) At tender, gro- 
 ig tip ov At nDt; de ckstremiti ov de ultimat 
 fjlirii ov u ntit. 
 
 .Spoxoious, Spdn-ji-us,* a. spunji. 
 
 Spongy, .Spdn-ji, a. havig de kwolitiz ov spunj; 
 Soft and imbjbig: wet; sukt. 
 
 SpoNSAL, S|>6n-siil, a. relatig tu marij. 
 
 •Sponsion, SiHJn-/on, n. At akt ov bekdmig a 
 Jqrti, partikyqlarli in baptizm. — {Inlernati'/nal 
 laiv) an akt or engajment mad, on \)t\x\i ov a 
 Stat, bj an ajent or ajents, hd) qr not spejali 
 otorjzd, or fall) cksed de limits ov d^r otwriti. 
 
 Sponsional, Sp6n-Jon-al, a. responsibl; impljig 
 a plej. 
 
 .Sponsor, Sp6n-sor, n. a Jqrti; wun hO) iz a Jqrti 
 for andder, partikyiilarli for an infant in bap- 
 tizm. [sor. 
 
 Sponsorial, Spon-86-ri-al, a. relatig tu a spon- 
 
 Sponsorship, Sp6n-sor-Jip, n. de of is ov sponsor. 
 
 ."spontaneity, .Spon-ta-ne-i-ti, n. At stat ov beig 
 .<]iontaneus; voluntarines; wilignes. 
 
 Spontaneous, Spon-ta-ne-us, a. aktig er gruig 
 ov itself, or ov its on akord; voluntari; arjzig 
 from prezcnt wil; wilig. 
 
 Spontaneously, Sjion-ta-ne-us-li, ad. rdlnnta- 
 rili; ov its on akord. 
 
 Spontaneousness, .^pon-ta-nt-ns-nes, n. de stat 
 ov beig sponlanEUS. 
 
 SpoNTOON, Spon-t»in, n. a militari wepn; a kjnd 
 ov hqf-pjk or halberd. 
 
 Spool, Spojl, n. a smol pes ov kan, red, or wad, 
 tu wjnd yqm ujjon; a weverz kwil. 
 
 Spool. Spool, r. t. tu wjnd yqm on a spoil. 
 
 Spooler, Spoil-er, n. wun boo spoilz, or yt^zej a 
 spoil. 
 
 Spoom, SpcDm, I r. i. {Naut.) ta be drivn h\ 
 
 Spoon, Sjxon,* j wind. 
 
 Spoon, Sjioin, n. a litl bul or konkav vesel wid 
 a handl, yqzd at tabl for takig up likwidz. 
 
 Spoonbill, .Sfufjn-bil, n. a b^rd ov de heron trjb, 
 naiiid from At Jap ov its bil. 
 
 SpooNDRiFT, Spdin-drift, n. {Xaut.) At Ijt spra 
 blon of de wavz bj de wind. 
 
 Spoonful, Spiin-ful, «., pi. Spcbn-fuli: az mug 
 !i7. a s[«.ijn wil hold: a smol kwontiti. — (Med.) 
 hqf an 'sns. ispcnn. 
 
 Spoonmeat, Spdin-met, n. likwid fayi takn wid a 
 
 SpooNWORT, .*^i»f)n-wurt, n. skurvi-gms. 
 
 Spokades, .">p«'>r-a-dEz, n.pl.[L.] skaterd jlands, 
 stqrz. is. 
 
 Sporadial, Spo-ra-di-al, a. skatcrd; spoiBdikal. 
 
 ."sporadic. .Spo-rad-ik, j a. {M(d.) siggl; 
 
 Sporadical, SjuD-rad-i-kal, ( skaterd; atakig 
 fq at Q tjm:— yqzd in referens tu dizezoz, as 
 oixJzd tu epidtrtnikal. 
 
 Spore, Spor, j n. {Bit.) At rtproddktiT 
 
 Sporule, Sfidr-til, i bodi or substan-* ov krip- 
 t<Ji<:unik nr fl'scrles plants, analogus tu sed m 
 flM'rig pinnls. 
 
 Sport, Sjiort, n. dat hwiq pro<lq;ei voert or plcj- 
 qr; pin: diverjon: gam; fpjlik; meriment; jest; 
 m^rt: amqzmcnt; entortanmcnt; rekrrajon: pas- 
 tjm:— dat wid hwiq wun plaz: jJI jiggl: — diver- 
 jon ov At feld, az t"slig, huntig, or fi/ig. 
 
 Sport, ."^port, i: t. tu pla wid: tu divvrt; lu mak 
 men: tu rcprez^nt sportfuli.
 
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 Spoet, Sport, 1). i. ixa. pla; tu frolik; tu gam; tu 
 
 trjfl. 
 Spoktabilitt, Sport-a-bil-i-ti, n. froliksQmnes. 
 Sporter, Sp6rt-er, n. wun hO) sports. 
 Sportful, Sp6rt-ful, a. ful ov sport; mertftal; 
 
 meri; sportiv. 
 Sportfully, Sp6rt-fial-i, ad. wid sport; merili. 
 Spoetfulness, Sport-ful-nes, n. pla; meriment; 
 
 frolik. 
 Sporting, Sp6rt-ii), pp. a. divertip; givn tu sport. 
 Spoetinglt, Sport-ig-li, ad. in jest; in sport. 
 Sportive, Sport-iv, a. ga; meri; Ijvli; jokund; 
 
 sprjtli; vivajus; wonton; plafu.1. 
 Sportively, Sport-iv-li, ad. in a sportiv maner. 
 Spoetiveness, Sp6rt-iv-nes, n. gaeti; pla; won- 
 
 tonnes. 
 Sportless, Sport-les, a. jerles; sad. 
 Spoetling, Sport-lig, n. a litl sportsman. 
 Spoetsman, Sports-man, n., pi. Sports-men; wun 
 
 hoo pursi|z fsld-sports, az huntii), fijii), &s. 
 RpoETULAEY, Sp6rt-yi],-la-ri,* a. subsistii) on qmz. 
 Spoetule, Spert-yq,!,* n. qmz; a dol. 
 Spoeule, Spor-ixl, n. {Bot.) Se {Spore.} 
 Spoeuhferous, Spor-yq,-lif-er-us,a. {Bat.} pro- 
 
 dqsig sporqlz. 
 Spot, Spot, n. a blot; a mqrk mad bj diskulora- 
 
 Jon; a spek; a stan; — a disgras; a tant; — a smel 
 
 ekstent ov plas; eni partikyq,lar plas; plas; sjt; 
 
 lokaliti; a kjnd ov pijon. 
 Spot, Spot, v. t. tu mqrk wid spots; tu maky~q- 
 
 lat; — tu disgras; tu tant. 
 Spotless, Spot-les, a. fre from spots; fre from 
 
 reproq or impqriti; imakyqlat; pqr; untanted; 
 
 unspoted; blamles. 
 Spotlessness, Spot-les-nes, n. 6.z stat er kwoliti 
 
 ov beiij spotles. [spoti. 
 
 Spotted, Sp6t-ed, a. makyqlated; havig spots; 
 Spottee, Sp6t-er, n. hs or dat hwiq spots. 
 Spottiness, Sp6t-i-nes, n. de stat er kwoliti ov 
 
 bsii) spoti. 
 Spotty, Sp6t-i, a. ful ov spots; makynlated; 
 
 spoted. 
 Spousage, Sp'sz-aj,* n. At akt ov esp'sziij. 
 Spousal, Sp'sz-al, a. nupjal; konjqgal; konq- 
 
 bial; esp'szal. 
 Spousal. Sp'sz-al, n. marij; nnpjalz; esp-szalz. 
 Spouse, Sp'szjJ n. wun jernd in marij; a huzband 
 
 er wjf. 
 Spouseless, Spi'z-les, a. ■wid'st a huzband er wjf; 
 
 unmarid. 
 Spout, Sp'st, n. a. pip er projektig misf) ov a 
 
 vesel; a weter pjp er tqb; — water folir) ind bodi; 
 
 a katarakt, suq az iz sen in de hot kljmats hwen 
 
 kl-sdz sumtjmz disqi^rj el dqr weter at wuns; a 
 
 woter-sp'st. 
 Spout, Sp-st, v. t. tu por vjolentli, az from a 
 
 sp-st; — tu uter er spek in a pompus er m-sdig 
 
 maner; tu harag. 
 Spout, Sp-st, v. i. tu ijq az from a sp-st. [er. 
 Spoutee, Sp^t-er,:t n. wundatsp-sts; aspeq-mak- 
 Spout-hole, Sp-st-hol, n. a hoi fer de disqqrj 
 
 ov weter. 
 Spouting, Sp^t-ig, n. a porig -st; deklamajon. 
 Spoutless, Sp-st-les, a. havig no sp-st. 
 Speag, Sprag, n. a yug samon; — a nal. 
 Speain, Spran, v. t. tu overstran de ligaments, 
 
 az ov a jefnt; tu injqr bj stranig; tu stran. 
 Speain, Spran, «. a bad or panful strnn, wid-st 
 
 dislojkajon. 
 Sprang, Sprag, i. from^S'/W^/sprug. ?>z{S;,ritig.) 
 Sprat, Sprat, n. a. smel se-fij. 
 Speawl, Sprel, v. i. tu strccj &z bodi er limz 
 
 wjdli, and at random, j^nerali in a Ijig postyqr; 
 
 tu spred ab-st; tu be kontortcd; tu strugl. 
 Speay, Spra, n. ds fom ov de se; sprigklig ov de 
 
 se, or ov folig weter; — a twig; a sprig. 
 
 Spread, Spred, v. t. [i. spred, ps. spredig, spred;] 
 tu ekstend in ol direkjonz; tu ekstend; tu eks- 
 pand; tu kuver bj ekstenjon; tu kuver over; tu 
 streq; — tu publij; tU diviilj; tu diseminat; tu 
 skater; tu difqz: tu dispers; tu distribjqt; tu 
 serkqlat; tu propagat. 
 
 Speead, Spred, v. i. tu ekstend er ekspand itself. 
 
 Speead, Spred, 71. ekstent; kumpas; ekspanjon 
 ov pqrts; difqgon. 
 
 Spreader, Spred-er, n. he er dat hwiq spredz; 
 a divuljer. [ekspandig. 
 
 Spreading, Spred-ig, n. At akt ov ekstendig er 
 
 Spreading, Spred-ig, pp. a. ekstendig; ekspand- 
 ig; inkresig. 
 
 Speee, Spre,t n. sport; frolik; nerzi meriment; — 
 a drigkig b-st; a kar-szal. [{'^/^'2/') 
 
 Speey, Spra, a. spriDs; — sprj. Se {Spruce,) and 
 
 Speig, Sprig, n. a smel branq: a J(t»t; a twig; — a 
 brad, or nal wid-st a hed. — {Naut.) a smel jbolt 
 hwiq iz raged at de pent. , 
 
 Speig, Sprig, v. t. tu mqrk er adern wid sprigz 
 er branqez; tu wurk in sprigz. 
 
 Sprig, Sprig, a. notig a kristal f-snd in de form 
 ov a heksaggqlar kolum, adherig at wun end 
 tu de ston, and at de uder t^rminatig in a 
 pernt. [sprigz. 
 
 Sprigged, Sprig-ed, a. groig in sprigz; havig 
 
 Spriggy, Sprig-i, a. ful ov sprigz er smel 
 branqez. 
 
 Spright, Sprit, n. [kontrakjon ov spirit/] spirit; 
 Jad; sol; — a wokig spirit; an aparijon; — *anaro. 
 Se {Spirit,) and {Sprite.) 
 
 Speightful, Sprjt-ful,* a. Ijvli; sprjtli. [usli. 
 
 Speigiitfully, Sprjt-ful-i,* ad. briskli; vigor- 
 
 Spp.ightfulness, Sprjt-ful-nes,* n. sprjtlinesj 
 gaeti; vivasiti. 
 
 Sprightless, Sprjt-les, a. dul; slugij. 
 
 Sprightliness, Sprjt-li-nos, n,. de kwoliti ov be- 
 ig sprjtli; Ijvlines; brisknes; vivasiti. 
 
 Sprightly, Sprjt-li, a. ga; brisk; Ijvli; vigorus; 
 vivajus. 
 
 Spring, Sprig, v.i. [*. sprug er sprag, ^)s. sprigig; 
 i])T\\iy,-spraij iz groig obsolet;] tu rjz -st ov de 
 grsnd; tu begin tu gro; tu aper: tu begin tu 
 egzist; — tu prosed az from sed; tu kum intu 
 egzistens: tu iJq fort; tu arjz; tu iJq wid efekt 
 er fors; — tu prosed, az from ansestorz, er a kun- 
 tri; tu iJq from a f-snten; tu prosed az from a 
 sors; tu Joit; tu emanat; — tu b-snd; tu lep; tu 
 jump: tu ruj hastili; tu aper sudenli; tu flj 
 wid elastik p^er; tu stqrt: tu rjz from a kuvert. 
 
 Speing, Sprig, v. t. tu stqrt; tu r-sz gam; tu 
 prodqs kwikli er unekspektedli; tu disq4rj, apljd 
 tu a mjn: — tu dit-engaj, az a sprig; — tu kontrjv 
 on a suden: tu prodqs hastili; tu ofer uneks- 
 pektedli. Till spriij a lei; {Nant.) a Jip iz sed 
 tu sprig a lek hwen de weter, bj a suden breq, 
 pasez irca de sjdz er botom intu de hul. 
 
 Spring, Sprig, n. de sezn in hwiq plants rjz and 
 vejetat; de vernal sezn, komprjzig de munts ov 
 Mqrq, flpril, and Ma; — adrondmikali, ekstendig 
 from de vernal ckwinoks, ab-st de 21st ov Mqrq, 
 tu de sumer sulstis, ab-st de 22d ov Jqn; — dat 
 hwiq sudenli rjzez ov itself from a bent pozijon; 
 an elastik bodi; elastisiti; elastik fors; aktiv 
 p-ser; a lep; a b-snd; a jump; a vjolent efort; a 
 suden strugl; — a f-snten; an iJq ov weter from 
 de er6; — a sors; dat bj hwiq eni tig iz supljd; 
 rjs; beginig; koz; orijinal.- — {A'avt.) a krak run- 
 ig transversli; a lek; — a rop er heser ataqt tu a 
 kabl. [antelop. 
 
 Speingbok, Sprig-bok, n. {Zwl.) a spejez ov 
 
 Spring-box, Sprig-boks, v. de boks kontanig 
 de sprig ov a woq. 
 
 Springe, Sprinj, n. a jin; a noos, hwiq, fasnd tu 
 eni elastik bodi, kaqez bj q sprig er jerk.
 
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 Sprinoe, Sprinj, r. t. tu insn4r; tu cntrdp. 
 Spkinuek, Sprio-er, n. wun hifi spriuz:— a yuj) 
 
 tpliini;— wun <>v dt f?rst Ub sUjdz ov an qrq, wun 
 
 bcij) ttbdv eq impijst. 
 Spkinohalt, Siirij)-lii)lt, n. a lamnes or holtijj, 
 
 bj hwi(j a hors twicjez up hiz logz. 
 SpaiNOHEAD, Sprifl-heJ, n. funtcn; sors. 
 Spkinoiness, Sprifl-i-ncs, ». claatisiti; p'Bor ov 
 
 rf.storiu itjiolf. 
 Spbinoi.no, Sprio-ifl, n. grot; inkres. — {Arch.} 
 
 de lutT pqrt ov an qrq, or dat from hwiq it rjzcz; 
 
 de f^jil ov an qrq kontigynus tu de pqrt hwi^ron 
 
 it rvsH 
 Spuisole, Sprifl-gl,* n. a sprinj; a ntt)3. 
 Spbiso-tide, S{)rifl-tjJ, n. tjd at de ni], and ful 
 
 niAn: de hjest tjd. 
 Speino-time, Sprifl-tjui, n. de vernal sezn. 
 Spkino-water, Spri{)-wo-tor, n. woterijqij) from 
 
 a sprJo. 
 Spbinov, Spri{)-i, a. ful ov spripz and f^ntenz; 
 
 — ela^tik; havig de pifcr ov rcstorig itself. 
 Sprinkle, Sprig-kl, v. t. tu skater; tu disp^rs in 
 
 smol mascz; tu bcspripkl; tu bedi'i,; tu woj, wot, 
 
 or dust, b{ skuterig. 
 Sprinkle, Sprin-kl, r. i. tu perform de akt ov 
 
 skuterig in droi)S. [a sprigklig. 
 
 Sprinkle, Sprig-kl, n. a smol kwontiti skaterd; 
 Sprinkler, Sprigk-ler, n. wun hob sprigklz. 
 SPBrNKLiNO, Sprigk-lig, ». de akt ov skatcrig 
 
 in smol dro{>s; a smol kwontiti skaterd; a 
 
 sprigkl. 
 Sprit, Sprit,* r. t. tu tro •st; tu sport. 
 Sprit, S[(rit,* r. i. tu JoBt; tu sprit, az bqrli. 
 Sprit, Sprit, h. Ja»t; spnjt. — (^Naut.) a smol boim 
 
 or pol. 
 Sprite, Sprit, n. a spirit; an inkorpureal ajcnt; 
 
 — yqzd bi at old pacta az a kontrakjon ov s/ririt. 
 
 Se {Si'int,) and {Spri'jhi.} 
 Sprit-sail, Sprit-sal, ti. {S'aut.) a for-kornerd, 
 
 for-und-aft sal, suportcd diagonali b{ a pes ov 
 
 wud or \)o\ kold de sprit. [ycrz grot. 
 
 Sprod, Sprod, n. a samon hwil in its sekond 
 Sprout, ."^prut, v.i. tu Jott, nz de sed ov a plant; 
 
 tu jorminat; tu v6jetat; tu begin tu gru; tu 
 
 gro. [kolwurts. 
 
 Sprout, Sprut, n. a Jcot ot a v6jetabl;— />/. yug 
 Spruce, Spraw, a. nis; trim: finikal; net wid^t 
 
 elfgans. 
 Spruce, Sprdw, r. i. tu drcs wid afektcd netnes. 
 Spruce, Spnixs, r. t. tu trim: tu drcs. [fer. 
 
 Spruce, Sprow, n. an evergren tre; a spcjez ov 
 Spruce-beer, Spn.(>s-b£r, n. a buveraj ov fer- 
 
 mi^ntctl likor mad from de levz and smol branqcz 
 
 ov spnus, wid Jugar or moliscz. 
 Spruce-leatuer, Spnf»3-led-er,* n. a korupjon 
 
 ov J-'rmfan Uder. 
 Sprucely, Spn(>3-li,t ad. in a spnM manor; njsli. 
 Spruceness, Sprif>s-ne8,J n. de stat ov beig spnDs; 
 
 trimnes. 
 Sprue, Spn», n. mater formd in de m'styi s^rten 
 
 dixcici;— akoria or dros. [{Sprin^j.) 
 
 Sprung, Sprug, i. and p. from Siniii. Se 
 Sprv, Spri, a. livli; aktiv; nimbi; kwik in akjon. 
 
 [I'ruvinjal in Iggland and koiokwial in de Vq- 
 
 njtcd Stats.J 
 Spud, Spud,* n. a Jort njf; a ta»I for kntig up 
 
 weJx; eni tig Jort. 
 Spuke, Spqk, n. a spirit or spektcr. 
 Spume, Spqm, n. fom; frot; skum. 
 Spume, Spqm, r. ». tu fom; tu fmt. 
 Spumesoknce, Spq-m6d-cns, n. de stat ov fomig; 
 
 frotines. 
 Spumikkrous, Spq-mif-er-us, a. prodqsig frot. 
 Spuminess, Spq-mi-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 Spumous SpiV-mus, ) j^. ^ [gpqmi. 
 
 SPU.MY, i?pq-mi, > * " ' *"""• 
 
 Spc.v, Spun, t. and p. from Spin. Se (Spin.) 
 Spunoe, Spunj, n. and c. Se {SpongeJ) 
 Spunoer, Spiinj-cr, n. wun h<D spunjez. Se 
 
 {S_,,ii<jer.) [ing-houte.) 
 
 Si'UNoiNG-HOUSE, Spdnj-in-hus, n. Se {Spong- 
 Spunoy, Spdiij-i, a. Se (Smmijy.) 
 Spun-hay, Spi5n-hn, n. ha twisted for karij. 
 Spunk, Spugk, n. tuqwud; rotn wud; — fmetl; 
 
 sjiirit. 
 Spunky, Spdgk-i, a. spirited; fjeri; iritabl; briak. 
 
 [I'ruvin/al and koiokwial.] [twisted. 
 
 .Spu.N-YARN, Spdn-yqni, ». a I{n ov rop-yqms 
 Spur, Spur, n. a Jqrp pe-nt or god, worn at de 
 
 hel bj horsmon; eni tig Ijk a spur; — a Jqrp \)<rai 
 
 on a koks leg; — a snag;— a stimyqlus; insjtmcnt; 
 
 — de loggest and Iqrjest rcrjt ov a tre; — a brancj 
 
 or subordinat ranj ov mi{ntcnz dat Ja)t3 ut from 
 
 a Iqrjer ranj. 
 Spur, Spur, v. t. tu prik wid de spur; tu drjv 
 
 wid de spur; tu instigat; tu insjt; tu urj for- 
 ward:— tu fiks a spur tu. [ward. 
 Spur, Spur, r. i. tu travel veri fast; tu pres for- 
 Spuroall, Spdr-gol, x. t. tu wiDnd or hnrt wid 
 
 de spur. [yqs ov de spur. 
 
 Spuhoall, Spdr-gol, n. a hurt okajond bj de 
 Spurgalled, Spdr-gold, a. hurt wid de spur. 
 Spurge, Spurj, n. a jcnus ov plants, sum ov hwiij 
 
 qr medicinal and purgativ. 
 Spurge FLAX, Spdrj-flaks, n. a plant. 
 Spubgelaubel, Spurj-lo-rel, n. a Jrub, a nativ 
 
 ov Ij)gland, &s. \mezere(m^ 
 
 Spurge-olive, Spdrj-ol-iv, n. a Jrub; {daphne 
 Spurgewort, Spdrj-wurt, n. a plant. 
 Spuboing, Spurj-ig,* n. de aktov purjig; disq^rj. 
 Spurious, Spq-ri-us, a. not jenyqin; k"5nterfit; 
 
 adulterin; supozitijus; not lejitimat. 
 Spuriously, ^^p^,-^i-^3-li, ad. in a spqriua man- 
 
 er; folsli. 
 Spuriousness, Spt|-ri-u3-nes, n. de stat ov beifl 
 
 spqrius or kisnterfit. 
 Spurless, Spdr-lcs, a. havig no spurz. 
 Spurling, Spdr-lig, n. a smol se-fij. 
 Spurlino-line, Spdr-Iig-ljn, n. (iVaii/.> a Ijn 
 
 hwicj formz de komqnikajon betwen ae hwel 
 
 and de teltal. [spure. 
 
 Spur-maker, Spdr-mak-er, n. wun ha> maks 
 Spurn, Spurn, r. /. tu kik: tu strik wid de fut; 
 
 — tu rrjekt wid dis'h'in: tu skorn; tu put awa 
 
 wid kontcmt; tu disdan; tu tret wid kont^mt. 
 Spurn, Spurn, r. ». tu manifest disdan: tu mak 
 
 kontemtyqus opozijon; tu tos up de hclz. 
 Spurn, Spurn, n. a kik: disdnnful rcjckjon; skom. 
 SpuRNER, Spdrn-cr, n. wnn hJ) spumz. , 
 Spurney, Sptir-ni, n. a plant. 
 Spurred, Spurd, a. w;^rig or havig spurz. 
 SpuuRKR, Spur-er, n. wun hoi yqzoz spurz. 
 Spurrier, Spdr-i-er, n. wun hiD maks spurz. 
 SruR-ROWEL, Spdr-rTJ-cl, n. de ptfnt ov a spur. 
 Spur-royal, Spdr-rff-al, n. a gold kffn, ferst 
 
 kiTnd in de tjm ov Edward IV., ov de valyq, in 
 
 de tJm ov Jamz I., ov 15J., or $3,63; — sumtjmz 
 
 ritn (s/nir-rial,} or {npur-ryal.) 
 Spurry, j Spdr-i, n. or jrnus ov plant*; a plant 
 Spurbey, i kdltivated in de Ncderlandi and 
 
 .lormani for fixler; spt'rgqla. 
 Sfuet, Spurt, r. ». tu sprig or strcm si as a 
 
 flqid, sudenli or at intcrvolz; — r. t. tU tro 'St; 
 
 tu emit. Se {Sjnrt.) 
 Spurt, Spurt, n. a suden, Jort efort; — a fq drops 
 
 ov ran. Kitn olso {Kjnri.} Se {Sptri.} 
 Spurwat, Spdr-wa, n. a hors-wa; a brjdl-rod, 
 
 distigkt from a rod for karijcz. 
 Sputtkb, Sput-er.J r. i. tu spit in skaterd, smal 
 
 drops, az in rapid spcKig: tu emit m<T?tyqr or 
 
 drops ov water; tu i\'\ -jt in smol {)qrtikl> wid 
 
 sum Dtfz; tu spek hastili and obskt^rli.
 
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 SQU 
 
 Spdttee, Spiit-er,J v. t. ta tro "st er uter wid 
 
 hast and nffz. 
 Sputter, Spdt-er,J n. ds akt ov sputerig; mffst- 
 
 yx\x iron -st bj sputerifl. 
 Sputteree, Spdt-er-er, n. wun hcD sputerz. 
 Spy, Spj, n. wun on de woq tia gan and send in- 
 
 telijens ov transakjonz intended tin be kept se- 
 
 kret; wun sent tu gan intelijens in an ^nemiz 
 
 kamp or kuntri; a sskret emisari. 
 Spy, Spj, i\ t. tm se; tia gan sjt ov; — tia woq er 
 
 obzerv naroli; tia espi. — Tu spi st, tva serq er 
 
 diskdver bj qrtifis. 
 Spy, Spj, v. i. tu. serq naroli; tu akt az a spj. 
 Spy-boat, Spj-bot, n. a bcDt sent -st fer intelijens. 
 Spy-glass, Spj-glas, n. a smel er Jert telsskop. 
 Spyism, 8pj-iz-m, n de kondukt ov a spj. 
 Squab, Skwob,}; a. unfederd; ntj^i haqt, — fat; tik 
 
 and st-st; ekwardli bulki. 
 Squab, Skwob,t n. a kjnd ov sofa; a stuft kajon; 
 
 — a Jart, fat person; — a yui) pijon. 
 Squab, Skwob,t &d. wid a hevi, suden fel, az 
 
 sumMi) plump and fat. 
 Squab, Skwob, v. i. tu fel (>sn plump er flat. 
 Squabbish, Skw6b-iJ, a. tik; hevi; fleji. 
 Squabble, Skw6b-l,t v. i. tu kworel; tu debat 
 
 pevijli; tu raijgl; tu fjt; tu skufl; tu strugl in 
 
 kontest. 
 Squabble, Skw6b-l,t n. a lo brel; a peti kworel. 
 Squabbler, Skw6b-ler,t n. wun hil) skwoblz. 
 Squabby, Skw6b-i,J a. Jort and tik; veri kerpq,- 
 
 lent: skwob. [erd. 
 
 Squabchick, Skwob-gik, n. a qiken not full fed- 
 Squabpie, Skw6b-pi, n. a pj mad ov skwob pijonz, 
 
 er ov meni ingredients. 
 Squacco, Skwak-cD, n. a berd; a spejez ov heron. 
 Squad, Skwod, n. a litl pqrti er set, az ov soljerz, 
 
 sent er stajond ap^rt fer sum purpus. 
 Squadron, Skwod-ron, n. a. bodi ov men dren up 
 
 skwJir; a pqrt ov an qrmi; a bodi ov kavalri, from 
 
 wun hundred tu to) hundred men; — a detaqment 
 
 ov Jips er veselz ov wer empldfd on an ekspedij- 
 
 on; pqrt ov a flet. [ronz. 
 
 Squadroned, Skwod-rond, a. fermd intu skwod- 
 Squalid, Skw61-id, a. ful; nasti; filti. 
 Squalidity, Skwol-id-i-ti,* n. skwolidnes. 
 Squalidly, Skw6I-id-li, arf. in a skwolid maner. 
 Squalidness, Skw61-id-nes, n. ds stat ov beii) 
 
 skwolid. 
 Squall, Skwel, v. i. tu skrem er krj -st, az a 
 
 qild er wuman frjted; tu skrem. [wind. 
 
 Squall, Skwel, n. a I'sd skrem; — a suden gust ov 
 Squallee, Skwel-er, n. wun hcu skwelz; a skrem- 
 
 er. [gusti. 
 
 Squally, Skwel-i, a. ab-sudiij in skwelz; windi; 
 Squalor, Skwa-lor, n. [i.] skwolidnes; de aper- 
 
 ans ov wun bib neglekts hiz person. 
 Squamiform, Skwa-mi-ferm, n. havig de ferm 
 
 ov skalz. 
 Squamigeeous, Skwa-mij-er-us, a. bqrii) skalz. 
 Squamose, Skwa-mos, a. havig skalz; skali; 
 
 skwamus. 
 Squamous, Skwa-mus, a. skali; kuverd wid skalz. 
 Squander, Skw6n-der, v. t. tu skater lavijli; tu 
 
 spend profi^sli; tu trcD awa prodigali; tu wast; 
 
 tu skater. 
 Squander, Skw6n-der, n. de akt ov skwonderi^. 
 Squandeeee, Skw6n-der-er, n. a spendtrift; a 
 
 prodigal. 
 Square, Skwi^r, a. havig for ekwal sjdz and for 
 
 rjt ai)glz; fermii) a rjt a;)gl;— kemerd; paralel; 
 
 egzaktli sti,tabl;— strog; st-st; wel set; — ekwal; 
 
 egzakt; onest; f^r. Skiver rcot, de number hwiq 
 
 multipljd bj itself prodi^sez de skw<"\,r; az 4 iz 
 
 de skwqr rat ov 10. Sliu\\r number, a number 
 
 hobz riDt kan be egzaktli f'snd, er ds produkt ov 
 
 a number multipljd bj its61f. 
 
 Squaee, SkwE^r, n. a skw.i.r figyt^r er spas; a for- 
 sjded, rektilineal figyr^r, ov hwiq el de aijglz qr 
 rjt apglz, and el de sjdz ekwal; — a spas ov grund 
 wid h'szez on eg sjd; an opn spas in a t'sn er 
 siti; — de produkt ov a number multipljd bj it- 
 self; — a nnl er instrcDment bj hwiq wurkmen 
 megqr er ferm di^r aijglz. 
 
 Square, Skwq,r, v. t. tu form wid rjt ai)glz; tia 
 red^s tu a skw^; tu megi^r; tu redqs tu a 
 me^qr; tu adjust; tu regyqlat; tu mold; tu 
 Jap; tu akomodat; tu fit; — tu multiplj intu 
 itself; tu get at de problem ov de skw^r, az it 
 regqrdz its relajon tu de serkl. [atiti^d. 
 
 Squaee, Skw^r, v. i. tu sq,t; tu fit; tu 'tak an 
 
 Squaeely, Skw4r-li, ad. sqtabli; in konfermiti. 
 
 Squaeeness, Skw4r-nes, n. de stat ov beir) skw^r. 
 
 Squarer, Skw4r-er, n. he er dat hwiq maks skwq,r. 
 
 Square-rigged, Skwqr-rigd, a. {Naut.y aplid tu 
 a vesel kariii) skwqr salz, hwiq qr ekstended bj 
 yqrdz suspended horizoutali, er slut] bj de midl. 
 
 Square-toed, Skw4r-tQd, a. haviij de toz er end 
 skwqr. 
 
 Squareqse, Skwa-ros, a. {Bot.} jaged; ruf; kom- 
 p6zd ov pqrts hwiq qr iregyq^lar, and hwiq di- 
 verj at rjt aijglz. [er er inak flat. 
 
 Squash, SkwoJ,t 'V. t. tu kruj intu pulp; tu bat- 
 
 Squash, SkwoJ, n. eni tiij soft and ezili krujt: a 
 suden fel; — a Jok ov soft bodiz; — a plant and its 
 froot, rezembliij a pumpkin; a kwoj. 
 
 Squash-bug, SkwoJ-bug, n. a fetid insekt ds- 
 strdktiv tu skwojez. 
 
 Squashee, Skw6J-er, n. wun h(D skwojez. 
 
 Squat, Skwot, v. i. tu sit dun on de hamz er 
 helz; tu sit klos tu de grund. — [( U. A'.) tu setl 
 on anuderz landz, er on publik landz, wid'st 
 havifl a tjtl.] 
 
 Squat, Skwot,* v. t. tu brmz er mak flat bj a fel. 
 
 Squat, Skwot, a. k-»erii); klos tu de gr-snd; — Jert 
 and tik; havii) wun pqrt klos tu andder. 
 
 Squat, Skwot, n. de postyqr ov wun ho) skwots. 
 —{Mi/i.y a bed ov or ekstendir) but a litl dis- 
 tans; a mineral konsistig ov tin or and spqr. 
 
 Squatter, Skw6t-er, n. wun hen skwots; — wun 
 hco setlz on land wid'st obtanii) a legal tjtl. — 
 [Q kant wurd yqzd in de mi,li-setld pqrts ov de 
 Y-qnjted Stats.] [ii'uman. 
 
 Squaw, Skwo, n. an Indian wurd for wif, er 
 
 Squawl, Skwel, v. i. Se {Squall.) 
 
 Squeak, Skwek, v. i. tu krj ut wid pan; tu krJ 
 wid a Jril, akqt ton; tu mak an akq,t, Jril nffz. 
 
 Squeak, Skwek, n. an akqt, Jril krj er nffz; a 
 kwik krj. [pijon. 
 
 Squeaker, Skwek-er, n. wun hU) skweks; a yug 
 
 Squeal, Skwel, «. i. tu krj wid a Jril, Jqrp vers; 
 tu krj wid pan, az a pig. 
 
 Squeal, Skwel, n. a Jril er Jqrp krj. 
 
 Squeamish, Skwem-iJ, a. havig de stumak ezili 
 turnd; over njs; njs; fastidius; ezili disgdstedj 
 difikult; veri partikyqlar. 
 
 Squeamishly, Skwem-iJ-li, ad. in a fastidius er 
 skwemij maner. 
 
 Squeamishness, Skwem-iJ-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 beii) skwemij. 
 
 Squeezable, Skwez-a-bl, a. dat ma be skwezd. 
 
 Squeeze, Skwez, v. t. tu kompres; tu pres; tu 
 kruJ betwen t<D bodiz; tu opr^s; tu laruj; tu 
 haras bj ekstorjon. [iz. 
 
 Squeeze, Skwez, v. i. tu fors a wa trcD klos bod- 
 
 Squeeze, Skwez, n. de akt ov skwezig; komprej- 
 on; a skwezig. 
 
 Squeezing, Skwez-ig, n. de akt ov komprdsig. 
 
 Squib, Skwib, n. a. litl fjrwurk dat hwizez and 
 kraks; a smel qqrj ov p'sder; a suden flaj; a 
 lamp6n. 
 
 Squiggle, Skwig-l,J: v. i. tu Jak and woj a flq,id 
 ab^t de mut wid de lips klozd.
 
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 Squill, Skwil, n. a bulbus, niEdisinal nt>t, im- 
 
 purteJ from de Lfvanl, ov LiUir nod ukrid last; 
 
 de .ft-uiiyon;— Q kru.-^tajus fi/;— au iiibckt. 
 Squint, Skwint, a. havig an oblek luk; obUk; 
 
 lukij) suspijusli. 
 Squint, Skwint, n. an oblek luk; strabismus. 
 Squint, Skwint, c. i. lu luk oblckli or wid de 
 
 ji dilcrcntli direktcd. 
 Squint, Skwint, v. t. tu form or turn de joblekli. 
 Squi.ntee, Skwint-er, n. wun liaj .skwinta. 
 Squint-kykd, Skwiut-jd, a. havip .>-kwiut jz; hav- 
 
 i{) de jz dil'orcutli direktcd; iudirokt; oblt;k; — 
 
 malignant, [skwints; strabismus. 
 
 Squinting, Skwint-ij), n. de akt ov wun liiD 
 Squinti>'oly, Skwint-ifl-li, iid. wid an oblek luk. 
 Squiny, Skwin-i,t c. i. tu luk a^kwint. 
 Squikauciiy, Skwjr-qr-ki, n. de bodi or stat ov 
 
 kuntri-skw[rz, in iDglaud. [(J mudurn kant 
 
 wurd.] 
 Squire, Skwjr, n. [kontrakjon ov {esquirc;y\ a 
 
 jentlman ncksit in ragk tu a njt; an ateudant on 
 
 a nobl woryor; — a tjll ov a justis ov de pes, or 
 
 OVQ jentlman. [(Ziji/jVe.) 
 
 Squihe, Skwjr, r. t. tu atond; tu wat on. Se 
 Squiueiiooi), Skwjr-hud,| \ n. raflk and stat ov 
 SQUiEKsmr, Skwir-Jip,J i an t-skwjr. 
 Squirely, Skwjr-lijJ a. bekilmio a skwjr. 
 Squirm, SkwiTin, r. i. tu ri;^l or twist abxt, az 
 
 un el. [i'ruviujal in logland, and kolokwial in 
 
 de Yiinjtcd Stata.] [tu skwert. 
 
 Squirr, SkwcT, r. t. tu tro, az wid de ej formust; 
 Squirrel, SkwtT-cl, ur Skwir-cl, «. a smol, ak- 
 
 tiv, rodent animal, dat livz in de wudz, — ov 
 
 several spejez. 
 Squirrel-kish, Skwer-cl-fiJ, n. a sort ov p^rq. 
 Squirt, Skwert, v. t. tu ejekt in a strem from a 
 
 smol orifis; tu sp^rt. 
 Squirt, Skwert, t i'. i. tu prat; tu let flj. 
 Squirt, Skwert, n. an instrobment bj hwiq a kwik 
 
 strem iz ejekted: a smol, kwik strem. 
 SQUinrKR, Skwert-er, ii. wun htt) skwerts. 
 Stab, Stab, v. t. tu pcrs wid a pffnted wcpn; tu 
 
 Wifind mortnli or mis(}ivusli. 
 Stab, Stab, v. i. tu giv a wand; tu ofer a stab. 
 Stab, Stab, u. u trust or wibnd wid a Jqrp-pwnted 
 
 wepn; an injqri dun in de dqrk: a struk; a blu. 
 Stabbelr, Stub-er, n. wun hoj stabz; a privi mur- 
 derer, [ov maki)) ferm. 
 Stabiliment, Sta-bil-i-ment, n. supurt; de akl 
 Stability, Sta-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beio stabl 
 
 er form; stabines: stcdincs: strcjjt tu stand; ferm- 
 
 ncs; f iksednes; konstansi. 
 Stable, Sta-bl, a. fikst: abl tu stand: form; stedi; 
 
 konstant; fikst in rezolt^ou or kondukt; strofl; 
 
 dt^rabl. [uder bests. 
 
 Stable, .^ti-bl, n. a hxs or bildifl for horsez and 
 Stable, Stu-bl, v. i. tu dwel or Joltcr, az in a 
 
 stabl. 
 Stable, Sta-bl, v. t. tu put intu a stabl. 
 Stable-bot, Sta-bl-bff, \ n. wun hoo atendz in 
 Stableman, Sta-bl-man, | a stabl; a hosier. 
 Stable-keeper, Sta-bl-kep-er, «. wun hm keps 
 
 a stiibl. 
 STABLENES3, Sta-bl-ncs, «. stedinos; konstansi; 
 
 stabiliti. [for stablz. 
 
 Stable-room, Sta-bl-nam, n. nDm in a stabl, or 
 Stablestand, StM-bl-stand, n. {L'n/j. law) de 
 
 ofens (iv beifl at a standi^) in a forest, in suq a 
 
 poiijon or ukt az tu nturd prrzdmtiv cvidons 
 
 ov nn intonjon tu kil dr kipz der. 
 Stabling, Sta-bllj), n. de aki ov, or nfem for, 
 
 hTfiij) brtrsez, is. 
 Stably, Stji-bli, aii. f^nnli; stedili. 
 Staccato, Sta-kq-to, n. [Jc] <J/w.) a karaktcr 
 
 (') denotifl dat de not* over hwiq it ii plnst 
 
 jud be performd in a scparat maner. 
 
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 Stack, .Stak, n. a Iqrj kwontiti ov ha, kom, stre, 
 wud, As,, pilil uj) in u »i;rkn,lar or rc"gyn,lur 
 form; a rik; a number or kolum ov qimuiz er 
 funclz standi^ tuguder. 
 
 Stack, St^ik, c. t. tu pjl up intu a stak or staks. 
 
 Stacket, Stak-et, ii. a stokad. 
 
 Stack-ouari), Slak-gqrd, n. a kuverifl ov kanvaa 
 for a hastak. [mer-trr; an aromatik. 
 
 Stacte, Slak-te, n. de gam dat distilz from de 
 
 .^TADDLE, Stad-1, n. Q yuo tre; a tre left tu gro 
 hwen uderz qr kut; standard. 
 
 ."^TADDLE, .Stad-1, V. t. tu lev, az sladlz. 
 
 ."^TADE, Stad, II. a furloy. 
 
 Stadium, Stu-di-um, n. [i.] /'/, Sta-di-a; a Grek 
 and Kumun luexnr ov distans, ekwal lu 125 
 pasez, or (525 lyi^lij fet;— a karer; a kurs. 
 
 Stadtiioluek, Suit-hold-cr, n. formcrli, de tjtl 
 ov de (jef majistrnt ov de Vn,njted i'rovinscz ov 
 llulaiid. 
 
 Stadtiiolderate, Stat-h(jld-cr-at, j n. de ofia 
 
 Stai)T1Iolueu.siup, Stat-liold-er-Jip, I ov slat- 
 buldcr. 
 
 Stakk, Staf, ».., pi. Stavz er Stqvz; [se {^Stavttj)'] 
 a stik yqzd for suiHJrt in wokij), or for def^ns; a 
 supurt; a klub; — de bandl ov au ejd or parnted 
 wepn; — eni lofl pes ov wud; a r-snd or step ov a 
 lader; — an ensjn ov an ofis; a baj ov otoriti; — a 
 stanz<i or seritz ov versez; a stav. — {Jltm.} de 
 fjv Ijnz, and de sjwsez belweu dem, on hwic 
 mqzik iz ritn. Staj-a>j<jl, (Arch.) a skw<ir rod 
 ov wud standij) flu/ wid de wol, on e<j ov its 
 sjdz, at de ekstvrnal a;)glz ov plaslerij), on de 
 insjd ov afiqrtmont.-i, tu prevent de ayglz d^rof 
 beifl broka or damajd. 
 
 Stafk, Staf, »., j'l. Stafs; {JUL} de ofiserz ban 
 qr ntaqt tu a komdnder ov an qrmi, tu a^ist 
 bim in kariiy biz planz intu eksekiLfon;— kom- 
 prjzifl a kwortcr-master-jeneral, ;'idjqiant-jener- 
 al, mnjorz ov brigjid, is. lUjiuitnlal ftaf, an 
 adji|,tant, kwortcr- master, caplen, surjon, is. 
 Pfi-Konal staf, de ofiserz imediatli ab'st de jen- 
 eral ov an qrmi. 
 
 Stafk-ofkicer, Stuf-of-is-er, n. an ofiser belog- 
 ij) tu de stuf ov a rejiment. 3e staf-ofiserz qr 
 de adjqtant, kw.irter-inasttT, qajilen, surjon, is. 
 
 Staff-tree, Stuf-tre, n. a sortov evergren privet. 
 
 Stag, Stag, /*. de mal red der; mal ov de hjnd; — 
 a bul kastruted hwen |Kjrtli or full grun. 
 
 Stag-beetle, St.ig-be-ll, n. an insekt. 
 
 Stage, Stuj, n. a flur rnzd tu vq, on hwiq eni Jo 
 iz egzibited; u rnzd flur for temiKorari yqs; de 
 tcater: a jilas ov senik entertanments; eni plaa 
 hwqr eni tifl iz publikli tninsakted or pcrformd; 
 — a plas in hwiq rest iz taku on a jurni; az muq 
 ovQJurniaz iz pcrformd wid'st intcrmijon; a 
 siflgl step in eni progres;— a karij for kouvaig 
 pasenjerz; q staj-kioq.— (3a(//.) a majen formd 
 ov ))la{jks, let over At sjdz ov a Jip bi rops, for 
 wurkmen tu stand on hwen rep^riy de vesel. 
 
 Staoe-coach, Staj-kuq, n. a koq or karij dat 
 travelz regyi|,larli at stated tjmz, for de akomcj- 
 dajon ov pasenjerz. [a staj-kuiq. 
 
 Stage-coachman, Stajkoq-man, n. a drjver ov 
 
 Stage-play, Stiij-pln, n. teatrikal eniertanmcnt. 
 
 Stage-player, Stiij-pla-er, n. wun hoi publikli 
 reprezents akjonz on de slaj; an aktor. 
 
 Stagevil, Stag-e-vl, n. a dizez in de jo ov a 
 hors, arjzifl from kuld, fate'g, or from sum womd 
 er injqri:- kold olso l-kt-ju and tttanuf. 
 
 Stage-waoo.v, Stuj-wog-on, n. a wagon for kon- 
 vai(] gudz and ]iascnjors, at slated tjmi; a staj- 
 kuq. 
 
 Staogard, Su^g-ord, n. a for-yer-old stag. 
 
 Staquer, Stag-er, v. i. tu rrl; not tu stand or 
 vok stedili: tu toter; tu fant: tu begin tu giv 
 wa;— tu hezitat: tu fol intu dist.
 
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 Staggek, Stag-er, r. t. tu mak tu stager er rel; 
 tu /ok: tu alqrm: tu mak les konfident. [Jrub. 
 
 Staggee-bcsh, Stig-er-buJ, n. an Amerikan 
 
 Staggeeixg, Stag-er-ifl, n. de aktovrelig: kez 
 or stagerii). [er rslii) maner. 
 
 Staggeringly, Stag-er-ir)-li, ad. in a stagerii) 
 
 Staggers, Stag-erz, n. pi. a gidines er kind ov 
 apopleksi in hersez. 
 
 Stag-houxd, Stag-h-snd, n. a. h'snd yti,zd in 
 huntii) de stag er der. 
 
 Staging, Staj-Lg, n. de manajment ov, er de akt 
 ov travelii) in, staj-koqez. It iz yq,zd elso in 
 &z Yrinjted Stats fer gka/oldiy. 
 
 Stagieite, Staj-i-rit, n. a nativ ov Stajira, an 
 anjent t"sn ov MisEdonia:— apljd espejali tu 
 'Aristotl. 
 
 Stagma, Stag-ma, n. [Gr.] {Ohem.) eni distild 
 likor. [nant. 
 
 Stagxanxt, Stag-nan-si, n. de stat ov beig stag- 
 
 Stagnant, Stag-nant, a. mojonles; stil; not floii): 
 n(jt mnii): az, (•ta/jnant weter. 
 
 Stagnate, Stag-nat, r. i. tu ses tu flo: tu be 
 mojonles: tu be dul er inaktiv; tu stand: tu stop. 
 
 Stagnation, Stag-na-Jon, n. stopaj ov kors: sesa- 
 Jon ov mo Jon. 
 
 Stahlianism, Stql-i-an-iz-m, n. {Med.) de dok- 
 trin ov Stql, a Jerman fizijan, hcD konsiderd ev- 
 eri vital akjon under de direkjon and prezidensi 
 ov de sol. 
 
 Staid, Stad, i. and p. from Sta. Se {Stay.} 
 
 Staid, Stad, a. [from sta;] sober: grav; regyq,- 
 lar: stedi; not wjld. 
 
 Staidly, Stad-li, ad. in a stad maner; kqmli: so- 
 berli. [lariti. 
 
 Staidness, Stad-nes, n. sobrjeti; graviti; regy^- 
 
 Stain, Stan, f. t. tu blot: tu spot; tu makyq^lat; 
 tu dj: tu tinj: tu kulor; — tu disgras; tu spot 
 wid gilt er infami: tu serl: tu tqrnij: tu polq,t. 
 
 Stain, Stan, «. i. tu tak stanz; tu bekdm stand. 
 
 Stain, Stan, n. blot: spot; diskulorajon; a blemij; 
 a spek: — tant ov gilt er infami; kez ov reproq: 
 Jam. 
 
 Stainer, Stan-er, n. wun ha> stanz; wun hcD djz. 
 
 Stainless, Stan-les, a. fre from stan, spot, sin, 
 er reproq. 
 
 Staie, St^r, n. a step; wun step in a fljt ov steps: 
 —pi. a seriez er fljt ov steps er stq^rz fer asend- 
 ig from de loer tu de uper jjqrt ov a h'ss, er 
 from wtin stori tu andder. ^J^^3e fraz a 2W 
 ov it^rz, fer a set &v st-eps, er a fljt ov stq^rz, do 
 kondemd bj gramarianz, iz suported bj respekt- 
 abl etoritiz, az Dr. Goldi-mif, I)r. Burni, T<ytn- 
 as Kayribel, &3. 
 
 Staircase, St^r-kas, n. a. set ov si!\jz, wid de 
 welz suportii) de steps, ledii) from wun stori tu 
 andder: a fram dat kontanz de st^rz. 
 
 Stair-head, St^r-hed, n. de top ov a st^kas. 
 
 Staith, Stat, n. a staj from hwiq kolz qr disqqrjd 
 intu Jips at kol minz er koleriz. 
 
 Stake, Stak, n. a post er stror) stik fikst in de 
 gr-snd; a pes ov lor), ruf wud; eni tii) plast az a 
 palisad er fens;— de post tu hwiq iz tjd a best, 
 elso a mqrter, &s.;— eni tii) plejd, wajerd, er 
 put at hazard; de stat ov beig hazarded, plejd, 
 er wajerd; — a smel anvil hwiq standz upon a 
 smel jurn fut, on de wurk-benq, tu be m*vd az 
 oka^on rekwjrz. Stak and /[s, a fens fermd bi 
 staks drivn intu de gr-snd, interwovn wicf 
 branqez and twigz. 
 
 Stake, Stak, v. t. tu fasn, suport, er defend wid 
 staks er posts set uprjt; — tu wajer; tu hazard; 
 tu put tu hazard. 
 
 Stake-felloav, Stak-fel-o, n. wun tjd er burnt 
 at de sam stak. 
 
 Stake-holdee, Stak-hold-er, n, wun hco holdz 
 a plej. 
 
 k-tik, / a. relatii) 
 
 -lak-tik-al, ) rezemblig. 
 
 tu, er 
 a sta- 
 
 Stalactic, Sta-lak-tik, 
 Stalactical, Sta 
 
 laktjt; stalaktitik. 
 Stalactiform, Sta-lak-ti-ferm, a. havig de ferm 
 
 ov a stalaktjt. 
 Stalactite, Sta-lak-tjt, n. {Min.) a konkrejon 
 
 ov kqrbonat ov Ijm, f-gnd pendent, Ijk jsiklz, 
 
 from de rjjfs and sjdz ov qrqez and kavz in 
 
 kalkareus rejonz: a spqr in At Jap ov an jsikl. 
 Stalactites, Stal-ak-tj-tez, n. Se {Stalactite.) 
 Stalactitic, Stal-ak-tit-ik, a. relatii) tu, er Ijk, 
 
 stalaktitez. \lactitic.) 
 
 Stalactitical, Stal-ak-tit-i-kal, a. sam az {sta- 
 Stalagmite, Sta-lag-mjt, 7t. a stalaktitikal depoz- 
 
 it ov kqrbcnat ov Ijm, f'snd upon de florz ov 
 
 kalkareus kavernz. — {JJot.) a jenus ov plants. 
 Stalagmitic, Stal-ag-mit-ik, a. relatii) tia, er 
 
 Ijk, stalagmjts. 
 Staldee, Stal-der, n. a kask-stand. 
 Stale, Stal, a. old: log kept: stagnant; vapid; 
 
 tastles: destitut ov frejnes er Ijf, az a likwid; — 
 
 not nil, az stal bred: yq,zd til ov no estem; worn 
 
 "St ov regqrd er notis. 
 Stale, Stal, n. sumtig plast az a I^r; a dek^; — 
 
 a prostit^t: — yurin: old ytirin; — old ber: vapid 
 
 ber; a log handl, az ov a rak. — At qes, a fikst 
 
 stat, apljd tu de kig hwen he kan not mcDv but 
 
 intu qek: stalmat. 
 Stale, Stal, r. i. tu verd yT^rin, az a best. 
 Stalely, Stal-li,* ad. ov old: ov log tjm. 
 Stalemate, Stal-mat, n. a term in de gam ov 
 
 qes. Se (Stale.) [worn st, 
 
 Staleness, Stal-nes, n. de stat ov beig stal er 
 Stalk, Stek, r. i. tu wek, az on stilts, er wid hj 
 
 and pr^d steps; tu wek behind a stekig-bers. 
 Stalk, Stek, n. de stem ov a plant er erb; &e 
 
 stem ov a kwil, &s.; — de wek er step ov wun hot) 
 
 stoks. 
 Stalked, Stekt, a. havig a stek. 
 Stalker, Stek-er, n. wun hen steks; — a fijig-net. 
 Stalking-horse, Stok-ig-hers, n. a hers, eder 
 
 real er fiktijus, bi hwiq a f^sler hjdz himself 
 
 from hiz gam: a mask; a pretens. 
 Stalkless, Stdk-les, a. havig no stek. [a stek. 
 Stalky, Stek-i, a. rezemblig a stek; hqrd az 
 Stall, Stel, r>. a stabl; a krib in a stabl: — a benq 
 
 er ferm hw:vi- sumtig iz set tu sal: — a smel h'ss 
 
 er Jed, yt^zd bj a trader er an qrtizan: — de stand 
 
 er set ov a dignif jd klerjiman in de kwjr. 
 Stall, Stel, f. t. tu plas er kep in a stel. 
 .Stall, Stel, r. i. tu inhabit: tu dwel; tu kenel. 
 .Stallage, Stol-aj, n. rent pad fer a stel. 
 Stall-fed, Stel-fed, a. fed in stelz, and wid drj 
 
 fed. [in a stel, az katl. 
 
 Stall-feed, Stel-fed, r. t. tu fed wid drj foder 
 Stall-feeding, Stel-fed-ig, n. de akt ov fedij) 
 
 katl, wid drj foder, in stelz er stablz. 
 Stallion, S;al-yon, n. a hers kept fer m^irz. 
 Stalworth, Stel-wurt, a. st-st: strog; brav; — 
 
 ritn elso {stalwo/t a.nd stalwart.) [Skotland, and 
 
 lokal.] 
 Stamen, Sta-men, n., pi. Stam-i-na, \L.] f'snda- 
 
 Jonz; tekstyt^r; worp ov linen.— ^7?. de ferst 
 
 prinsiplz ov eni tig, apljd spejali tu de solidz ov 
 
 de hitman bodi. Se {Stamen.) 
 Stamen, Sta-men, «., ;;Z. Sta-menz, {Bot.) de 
 
 mal aparatus er fertiljzig ergan ov a fl'ser, kon- 
 
 sistig ov filament, anter, aad polen. 
 Stamin, Sta-min, n. a sljt sort ov stuf; a kjnd 
 
 ov wulen klot. [ino. 
 
 Staminate, Stam-i-nat, v. t. tu endi^r wid stam- 
 Staminate, Stam-i-nat, a. {Bot.) konsistig ov 
 
 stamenz. [ig, stamenz. 
 
 Stamineous, Sta-min-e-us, a. relatig tu, er hav- 
 Staminifeeous, Stam-i-nif-er-us, a. havig sta- 
 menz widit a pistil.
 
 STA 
 
 «9 
 
 STA 
 
 St A If If EL, Stam-ol, n. a gptftt or red kulor; — a 
 kjiid ov wuloD klot; sUiiuiu. 
 
 Stammkl, Stim-el, s. ov a rodij kulor. 
 
 Staum tit, Stam-or, f. i. tu iiron^ns er »pek wid 
 huiiui/uii; tu stutor; tu foltcr; tu buzitat; tu 
 utur wurdz wid difikulti. [iup<,>rfuktli. 
 
 Stammkk, Stam-er, c. t. tu pron-ius or dtkl4r 
 
 Stammckek, Stdm-er-or, n. wua hOi stamcrz. 
 
 STAMitKKiNO, Scam-er-ig, n. de akt uv h^zitatig 
 in iiprq. [iO >n «ptq. 
 
 STAMMtKiNO, Stam-er-ig, a. dat stamorz; b^itat- 
 
 Stammekinoly, Stain-ur-io-li, ad. in a atamerig 
 inaiier. 
 
 Stamp, Stamp, r. t. tu strjk bj trustijj de fut 
 dun; tu p'!«nd: tu bet, az in a mortar;— tu im- 
 r>T6i wid sum mqrk or figyi^r; tu fiks bj impres- 
 ig; tu uink b{ impre^ig a mqrkj tu print; tu 
 form; tu kiTn. [ward. 
 
 Stamp, Stamp, r. t. tu strjk dr fut sudcnii d'sn- 
 
 Stamp, Stamp, n. eni instroomont bj hwiq an im- 
 pro/on iz maJ: de imprejon mad; — a blcj or nrtrz 
 mad bj sitampig: — a print; a mqrk set on eni tig; 
 imprejon; a tig mqrkt or stamt: a piktyt^r kut 
 in wud or metal; a piktjrqr mad bj imprejon; a 
 kut; a plat; — Q mqrk set ui»on tigz dat pa dqti 
 tu de guvcrnment; — a karakter, gud or bad; 
 ntoriti; kurcnsi; mak; kast; form. 
 
 Stamp-act, Stimp-akt, n. an akt ov de BritiJ 
 {Mirliment imiKizig a dqti on stamps. 
 
 Stamp- DL'TT, Stam[>-dq-ti, n. a dqti on stamps. 
 
 Stamper, Stamp-er, n. he or dat hwiq stamps. 
 
 Stamp-okkick, Stamp-of-is, «. de ofis hw^^r 
 stamp'* qr dtlirord. 
 
 Stas, .Stan,* de t\'rminaJon ov de sqperlativ de- 
 gre; az, \Mitan, most nubl; VxiDft.in, de hjcst. 
 
 Sta.sch, Siqnc;, r. (. tu stop, az apljd tu blud; 
 tu hinder from runig. 
 
 Stanch, Stqncj, v. i. tu stop; tu ses tu flo. 
 
 Stanx'U. .Stqn(j, a. sund; form in prinsipl or kon- 
 dtlkt; trusti; hqrti; determind; strog. — d tttln'j 
 hrsnd, Q dog dat foliaz de sent wid'St cror or rc- 
 mi^nes. [bind. 
 
 STAyciiEa, Stqnq-er, n. wun hiD stqnqez or stops 
 
 Stancuio.v, Stan-Jon, n. {yaut.} an uprjt aup- 
 urt: a ])riip. 
 
 Stanch Li;:s8, Stqnq-lcs, a. dat kan not be stopt. 
 
 Stancuness, St^nq-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 stqnq. 
 
 Stand, Stand, v. i. [i. stud, pg. standig, stud;] 
 tu be up6n de fet; not tu sit, nei, or Ij disn: 
 tu be not demolijt or overtriJn; tu be pinst uz 
 an e<lifis; tu rtmtin rrekt; niit tu fol; tu bckdm 
 er^kt: tu stop; tu holt; not tu ga forward; tu 
 be Bl ii stajonari jxrnl, wid-st progre-" or regrej- 
 on; tu rest; tu be fijrm, and not va<ilatig; tu 
 be in eni postyqr ov rczisuns or dtfens; tu be 
 in a st«t ov hostiliti; tu krp de gn«nd; not tu 
 yrid; not tu giv wa; tu sta; not tu flj; tu be 
 plast; tu be fikst; tu be remAvd, wid regi'ird 
 tu ragk or order; tu rtman in de prezont stat; 
 tu be in eni parlikyqlar stat; tu br, ^emfatikiili 
 ekspr^U;! tu kon.«i''t; tu be stagnant; not tu 
 flia; tu abjd: tu pcniist; tu in.iiit; tu ofer az 
 a kuniiiilat; tu be pla.->t;— tu buld a kors at se; 
 tu havdirrkjon t«3ardz a lakal p<rnt. — 7^ ttand 
 f>l, tu suptJrU tu defend; not tu dczt^rt; tu be 
 prczent wid'^t brig an aktor: tu rest in. — J\i 
 gtaiid r'ur, tu pru{)uz wuuz self a kandidat; tu 
 mniitan; tu hold tuanlz. — Tu risml inKarui, 
 tu kons^rn; tu intercut.— 7Yi Vj/k/ </, tu kep 
 at a di-itans: not tu kumplj; tu forb^r intimasi; 
 tu ajirrpnjtqberantiir prominent. — Tia utand \t, 
 tu huld rexolqjon; tu hold a pt.>st; not tu jreld 
 a p<Tnt; not tu komplj; tu sesid; tu be promi- 
 nent or protqbcnint.— 7\j $titrnl tv, tu plj; tu 
 Pffscver; tu reman fikst in a purpus; tu ab^d 
 
 bJ a kontrakt or aa^rjon.— 7\j stand undtr, ta 
 underg6; tu sustun.— TYi Uand uji, tu. er^kt 
 wunz self; tu rjz from sitig; tu arjz in order tu 
 gnn nu)tis; tu mak u [iqrti. 
 
 Sta.vd, Stand, v. t. tu endqr; tu rezlst widit 
 fljig; tu awat; tu abjd; tu safer; tu kep. — 71u 
 stand wvm yrvnd, tu muntan wunz pozijon. 
 
 Stand, Stond, /». a stajon; a plas hwi^r wun waU 
 standig; a plas tu stand ujxjn; ragk; jjust; sta- 
 jon; a stop; a holt; intcrupjon; de akt .,v opoi- 
 ig; hjest mqrk; st<iJonari [xfut; jKTnt from hwiq 
 de nekst mujon iz regresiv; \<frat beyond hwiq 
 wun kan not prosed; difikalti; pcrplekaiti; cm- 
 barasment; hezitajon; — a fram ur tabl on hwio 
 veselz or ader qrtiklz qr plast. 
 
 Standard, .Stand-ard, n. an ensjn in wor; a flag; 
 — d;it hwiq iz establijt for a test ov udor tigz 
 ov de sam kjnd; a rjtti ov mejqr; a krjterion, a 
 test; dut hwiq haz bin trid bj de proper test; a 
 setld rat; — a tre or Jrub. dat standz siggli, wid- 
 •8t brig ataqt tu a wol or sajx^rt; a staudig tre 
 dat iz not tu be rrmOivd. 
 
 Standard, Stand-ard, a. havig a permanent 
 kwoliti: fikst; setld. 
 
 Standard-bearer, Stand-ard-b4r-er, n. wun 
 hiD bi^rz a standard. 
 
 .Standcrop, Stand-krop, n. an erb. 
 
 Stander, Stand-er, n. wun hiii standz; a tre dat 
 haz stud log; a standard. — -Stander up, wun boo 
 
 ^ taks a sjd. [a spektator. 
 
 Standerbv, .Stand-er-bj, n. wun ha> standz ner; 
 
 Standing, St.'ind-ig, /). a. setld: c.^tiblijt; not 
 tempcjrari; lastig; not transitori; stagnant; not 
 runig; fikst; not miDvabl; kontinynig er^kt; not 
 foln; not kut dun. — Standiij qrmi, a regyqlar 
 qrmi kept in konstant svrvis, az disligkt from 
 milija. 
 
 Standing, Stand-ig, n. kontinyq,ans; log pozejon 
 ov an ofis, karaktcr, or plas; sta Jon; plas tu 
 stand in; pucr tu stand;— ragk; kondijon; kar- 
 akter. repyqtajon. [and igk. 
 
 .•^tandish, Stand-iJ, n. a dij er stand for pen 
 
 Sta.vd-point, .Stand-pernt, n. plas ov standig; 
 Jj6)zij..n. [ov rejit. 
 
 .Standstill, Stand-stil, n. de akt ov stopig; stal 
 
 Stano, .Stag,* ». a log bqr; a wudn pul;— de 
 Jaft ov a kqrt; — a pt'rq; a mejqr ov land. 
 
 Stanhope, .Stan-hup, n. a toi-hweld karij fer 
 travelig;— namd from de Erl .Stanhijp. 
 
 .Stank, Stagk, n. a dam or bagk tu stop water. 
 
 Stank, Stagk, /). from Stiijk. Se {Sli/ik.) 
 
 Stannary, .<tan-a-ri, n. a tin min; tin wurks er 
 tin mjuz kolektivli; nral rjts wid respekt tu tin 
 mjnz. 
 
 Stannary, SLin-a-ri, a. relatig tu de tin mjns 
 or wurlis. — .sVauari' kurt, a kurt ov rekord for 
 de administrajon ov justis amiig tinen. 
 
 .Stannic, Suin-ik, a. {Ckfiit.} natig an a^iJ hwiq 
 iz a pt.TtJksiii ov tin. 
 
 Stanniferous, Stan-if-er-us, a. prodiisig tin. 
 
 Stannyel, Stan-i-el, n. de komon st«jn-htk. 
 
 .Stanza, Stau-za, n. (/*«f7n/) a srricz or number 
 ov verscz or Ijiiz, konekted wid eq nder in a \to- 
 em or him. ov hwiq de meter iz konstrdkted or 
 8uks4^iv i>ericx similar in aranjment; a number 
 ov Ijnz r^gyqlurli adjusted tu cq uder; a strof. 
 — (Arch.} an a[iqrtment or divi3on in a bildig. 
 
 .Stanzaic, Stan-za-ik, a. relatig tu, or kuiupJid 
 ov, stantaz. 
 
 Stapelia, Sta-p£-li-a, n. {But.) a jcnus ov Af- 
 rikan plants. 
 
 Staphyloma, Staf-i-lu-ma, n, [L.] (JM.) ma 
 afekjiin in hwiq sum p>;rt ov de jbtU it prdtntKl- 
 ed beyond its natyqral puzijon. 
 
 Staphtloraphy, Siaf-i-lor-a-fi. n. {itsd.) ma 
 operajun l.jr yiinjlig a kicf t piilat.
 
 STA 
 
 500 
 
 STA 
 
 
 SiAius; S<ta-fa, k. a. lap vr fanB; a bq^r b^i aiul 
 draws iM aA kofi) eaJz. 
 
 SxAC, S^p; «. aa ap$i»Bii& xaasil, H^^bIbiis bodi, 
 im de »"*-*^™"J ^: eni ades^pal Iwdi iBktqdig 
 ds |iiimilii^ a salf -j^ug lusdi er Slst s^n tz 
 pail-£b{t; en fig xEBenlii&g a siip^ — a Bug^k ot 
 fiBoq — a M!;pk sr ta& at wiaca^ as astifirisk: 
 — a pewgff ^ or tog JiBiy a^nv ai^wrg: aa txxua, 
 a pecfenKi^ aaai^if^ As^ &f gtat enaeais. 
 
 SzjkS, Siqp^ fci.Ua.sst.et a^gat. vid stupx; — 9;. L 
 ta jla, ax a 5i^. 
 
 8t*e-1i?ij. Si4"'>P^ *- o. |t«b aad ite £ebi^ 
 hwie iz sx :. ££j% aiid fafctoiij a ^<a, — fsnd 
 ia & Wisi Iftdsx. 
 
 SijaEM>.UB]>, St4p'--baad, «. {JF«i&> ^ ijt-Isaikl 
 ^caJ^boBd, InMg fesWid, ax J^g^ritoTti u de 
 
 SiAg-MiiCffTT, 334t-1r|^ a. b^ ax a siqc 
 
 dZACCS, Sti({r^ K. a fab'jaiw?! mad or &st, pata- 
 ttOK, sr luiar Ti^eiabl m*ct»«1^ ji];Ei far fiifiup 
 
 Szj&BCs, Siqr^ 7. t. to. slafB vid £it)|^ ta. mak 
 
 fttirf. 
 SrAK-caJSBSX, Sttqr-^aK-be^ c aa TjrfiJ kca1< 
 
 fliv Jon^mi jn ^^jJilrJ iiMij OT wed ^Misazi p3{7, 
 aboSiJi ia 4^ zaa er 6!p3z L; — naiai from dz 
 3bp3. bwi; amaaaeaajted dz xsmt hv^ ii^ ai mm 
 
 ti^^ sut. 
 ScIbcsed, S^iiirgti, p. a. ^i&d vid stiqpis; ^af: 
 {ssaaal: ^r>^ ]itL' 
 
 Sx^xcs£3^ iu'lirr^-rs, ». wna bib sda]^^g£z. 
 SiiBCHLT. rfv^r'j-li, ad. siiilli; pra^lL Jstcp^g. 
 SrABfB-it f^TT.. rii-it^^^aak.-ec, c wna hft ■als 
 SrjUBCHSis^ si^rg-as, a. siifne^ prafSfiBBrs. 
 STjUtCHT, S34}<g-i, a. portaMg or az ieijiiff or 
 
 dTA2-c£0'«:sr£3>, St^-krsad, a. krsad vid s^px. 
 
 St^sx, Si^r, r. £. txi liak vid £lBi ^axz^ei.- 
 &a «v vasdes^ stmpi^ti, ia^pqiiae, er hsxot;— 
 tahak fiedlSi: tagac tafiaad 'St pngauBeal. 
 
 ST.&BE, S3i^, e.i. to. a£^ er ii»fllin *«»»i b| sii^^ 
 Tk iil^r «« dzfax, ta be aBdc^Bbli eiideBit to. 
 
 SujSM, Stt^, CL de aM ov vaa b» st^pi; £kst 
 
 liaac-^tqiffiis), a bfad- [Skst jr. 
 
 Staibs, a^Tsx, m^ aran bs si^ja er liais wiii 
 
 SiAXfis^csi, Sitiqf-fiB^ o^ a ba^tifal beid: de 
 
 ^tjukfi^ S%-£J, k. a woftia. aaiaaal, or dz 
 md^^as esist, bvi^ meml^ a siiqr ia fsoM, 
 aad adbeiz ta dz batioga «r Teadtz; — ijadieria£i 
 
 Staztlovxr, S%^£lx-er, «. a fjboii aad flss. 
 
 tiAX-roBT, Siti|r-^»t, a. iFort.y a k|ad or re- 
 di; iaaidaiqi aa aixa, aalbandg ite ^ac or nai- 
 pon ar fooaftet diffyuwl ts de fiaa, io dii^oBS 
 leakig vid c^ adcr a^)g^ bsi^qir a]i|naadi fa- 
 ll^ aal rrwitfrij , axacKp ixj^j^^t^rs- 
 
 SiaK-caxxs, St^r-^az-et^ a. aa attromaniGr ar 
 
 SrAK-«aziXG, Slqr-SBX-ig, a. de akt or gaxig at, 
 SftiMr^^xxsG, Si^-sBx-ig, a. hakig at, er adacr- 
 
 igdeitqix. 
 drjis-CKASt^ St^-gnu^ «. a fcpid or gias. 
 SraxHAVK, St^r-bsk, a. a sft or bsk. 
 STAE-BTACrrrH. Stq^'l^-**^"^ a. a plant ««^T 
 STji*-J£XLT, Stqr-jel-i, «. a plud. [fte«. 
 
 Stjikx, Siq^c, a. 5rii: oxp: iu.1:— !_:: 
 pboB: grce. 
 
 Stak-K. Stqri, arf. 'koinplfili: cl::/. -i " _ - 
 Sta££xt, Siqii-li,* ad. stifli: £iiri»§.i. 
 SiA'ETTB. Stqr-led, a. gjiad W a stqr. 
 SiAELESa, Suqr-lffi. a. iisTig -nut stqix. 
 STA2.1JSHT, Si4t-1:i, a. &E Iji OT d£ Etqre. 
 Staioi&ht. Su-iir-lii, a. Ijied tj Su stqrz. 
 SxAiUiE. Siqr-ljk, a. sielaiad: Ijk siqrx; brjt^ 
 
 5t aut.tvg, Siqt-lig, «/. a berd, smn-qinz >-^ i 
 
 ffli^^?', doal, and sxumjmz lai ru lek lik : : 
 
 — a dcfeui na &z peir ot LrijeE: a l- 
 
 SETotMsd alrtt It end ot a. per. 
 Sta^ut. Siqr-Iiu a. lii ar iwsd >.■: ^ 
 Sta£MOSGZE, Siqr-mag-ger, «i. &:: :.l 
 
 oinsrrer ot &£. siqjx. 
 Stasost, Siaj-osi, ». {Polwni} o :- 
 
 esi OT a kasl er dcmjas k^ a (^r. 
 SiAEOSTT, Siir-os-ii, «. a kasl ii. .._;i ^r 
 
 esTax OT a staxoit. 
 Staj5,-?ated, Siqr-paTd, a. sruded -tria Hi-r^ri. 
 SiAiPi-OuP. rfi^r-praiif, a. imperrins tu siqrljt. 
 Stab£ZI). .'itqri. a. dekiaralied ■vrid a siqr erstqri: 
 
 — -izdj-qenr: Li dr siqrz ■*rid respekl na iertjqn. 
 ^~' - --'jr-i-jjes, »j._ dj jjax ot btig gtqri. 
 
 - : frid dz Ijt OT siqn. 
 . ■sriii siqix: ab'sndig 
 1. ivil:^-: rtiemblig 
 
 STAESjyiSs. 
 
 STAEsrse. ^ 
 
 Stabxt, .-! 
 -wia ;iqr; ; . 
 siqrz. 
 
 Staeshoot, Siqr-Jffit, ■ .. 1 stqr. 
 
 STAE-sPAseLED, Siiqi-;;--!, -_-*. ^. ^.ciiii^d er 
 spaggld trill siqrx. 
 
 Sta^stose. Siqr-sMn, s. a t^t rarjeti ot sa^, 
 i-wig prciiMas a pekij^lyar ixflekion ov lit in de 
 farm, ot a Eiqr. 
 
 Staet, Stqrl, ?'. i. tu Le miDTd ar twi^ sudenli, 
 ax b] a sens ot daiijer: ta rjz Faisali; ta budt 
 vid'sadea twiknes; tu. Jiigk; in siqrti; ta vins; 
 ta drriat: tu set Tt oa eni pmsq^t- 
 
 Staet, Stqrt, r. t. lu aiqnn: tu (Ustdrb sndeali; 
 to. siqitl: m arsz from konselment; tu fsl: txa 
 teSg JBtu mcjj on e«r ■aidiii pnirqt: tu put sudenli 
 St or pJas. — {JTii'ui.} tu pnni/ bj apljig a rops 
 end tu d£ bak, 
 
 SiAEi, Skjit, n. a raojcoi ot terc«: a saden tiriij 
 er akjon ot dt bod?., ax from terwi^ a ladea rsiig 
 to. a^isQ: BaJi: TeiiEineiit cmpjon: sadea efq^n^ 
 soden £tj intiermitied akjoa; a kwik £pog; — de 
 akt or s^ag tl: feist mojwa in a moiTinsnt, jnr- 
 ni, sr XBS; — a berd-, d£ redstqtrL — Tu get dt eUpf, 
 ta hs^n bcfor anudea'. [rsxez gam. 
 
 Staeteb, Slqri-er, ?i. imn bm eiqrte; a dog dat 
 
 STAE-THiSTiz, Sliqr-tio-l, Ji. a plajiL 
 
 Staetiss, atq^-ij, ». dz akt or setag Tt, er or 
 
 ^ siqnig. [h^L 
 
 Ftaetisg-hou, Sti^-ig-bi)], a. eTajoa: ifflp- 
 
 STAEHsexT, Stqrt-ig-lj, ai. wid frEkwem stqrts 
 aad imeraiiJoEz. JTiiri^ de ras beginx. 
 
 SiAErorG-POfeT, Siqrt-ij-pGist, n. a baiier from 
 
 SjAEHaH, Suri-jr^ < 
 
 STAiiTLISH. Sl-qn-iiJ4 j a. &pt tU B^^t, 
 
 .SiAinxi, ."itqn-l, t. iL tu Jrigk^ tu mior eadenli, 
 
 ax from ien tu siqn, 
 SzA^iXE, Sti^rt-l, r. i. tu fqi; ta Jok; ta imp«s 
 
 wid saden teror, Enrfa^i, er alqna. 
 Staetxe, Slqrt-], n. saden alqnn: Jok; saden terca-. 
 SiAETUSG, Slqrt-lijj, jyp/ a. impr^sig wid fer, 
 
 |<*i5. ^ [npst^. 
 
 iSiatrtrp, St4rt-ap,* a. sadeoli knm iota aaiis; 
 Staete, Stqrr, r. £. tu peiij vid bugger; ta 
 
 mfer hngfer; tu stifer ekstrem poTerti^ — ta 
 
 £af€r, paij, er bi dcsuvd vid ku/ld. 
 SiAETE, Stqrr, 1. 1. tu kil vid bagger; tu sab- 
 
 d4bifainin; — ^tu kil vid "ksMi — tadeprjT or 
 
 ioBS ar ri^rji.
 
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 Staevelino, St^rv-lio, n. an a>iiinul or plant 
 tin und wtk for w6nt ov nurijmcnt. 
 
 Stauvklino, Sti'irv-lio, a. buygri; \tn: iijnio. 
 
 Staiiwout, Stt'ir-wurt, «. a JEiius ov {jlaotD; de 
 tt-^tor; i'likami»nn. 
 
 State, Stat, «. kondijon; s^rknmstansez or nat- 
 yur or fortynn; sitynfi/oii; (Kjzijon; predikiiinent; 
 ktii; iil|t: ragk; dej^re; post; UKxlifikfi/un ov oni 
 til); stii/onnri ixfnt; krjsi.H; hjt; kwoliti; 80I01U 
 poiiip; aperuns or fjratnes; digniti; grandynr; a 
 wt ov diguiti;— cstiit; scnyori; pozojon:— mud ov 
 guvcrnment; de komiyiiti; de ])ublik; de kom- 
 onwelt; sivil ptfcr, not i-klezio^tikiil; a sivil kotn- 
 T^niti; a kiodoui; a repiiblik; a guvuriiincnt not 
 monqrkikul: — a Iqrj distrikt ov kuutri havig a 
 Bcpamt guvernincnt, but konfedoratud wid uder 
 Btat«, az wuii ov de nicinbcrz or stnts ov de 
 Amcrikun Yq,nyon;— in koiu|HjziJon, it signifjz 
 pfibUk, nafjuul; az, ttHt-iiii\Ti, *<fl<-trjalz. 
 
 State, Stat, r. t. tu plas in inuntal vi^; tu repre- 
 z6nt; tu tel. [lik. 
 
 State, Stat, a. bEl6|)i)) tu de stat or najon; pub- 
 
 Statecbakt, Stat-knift, n. statsmanjip, in kon- 
 teint. [ofendcr. 
 
 State-criminal, Stat-krim-i-nal, n. a politikal 
 
 Stated, Siat-ed, ;>. a. fikst; regynlar; u^stablijt. 
 
 Statedly, StAt-ed-li, ad. at stated tjmz; regyq,- 
 larli. 
 
 Statelixess, Stut-H-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beij) 
 stntii; gnindyil'': uiiijcstik apcmns; loftinus: 
 mugnifi.'<fn:«: digniti. 
 
 Stately, Stiit-li, a. ogdst; grand: lofti; elevated; 
 maje.-<tik; luagnifisent; luajisterial; poinpus. 
 
 Stately, Stat-li, ad. uiajestikali. 
 
 Statement, Stiit-ment, it. At akt ov stati|]: dat 
 hwiij iz stated; an aranjmcnt ova seriezov fakt:i 
 or s<;rkuni<tanscz. 
 
 Statemonoeb, Stat-mufl-ger, n. wun verst in 
 guvcrnna'Dt; a stat^man, in kontcuit. 
 
 State-papee, Stat-pn-per, n. a i)n{)er, dokyqraent, 
 or trciiz, relatig tu pablik afiirz, or tu at^rz ov 
 Stat. 
 
 State-prison'eb, Stat-priz-ner, n. wun im- 
 priznd for an ofous ageust de stut or guvern- 
 lucnt. 
 
 Stater, Stat-er, n. wun hd) stats; — an apotekariz 
 wat ov I'-j ■snsez. b''l^- 
 
 Stater, Slti-ter, n. a Grek kffn ov difcrcnt val- 
 
 Statekoom, Siiit-roim, n. a luaguifisont rjjui in 
 a pains or Iqrj man/on;— de prinsipal kabin in a 
 Jip; a siiiol roiin in a Jip, or stem-vesel, for wuu 
 or td) jMu^cnjerz. 
 
 States. Siat.i, u. pi. nu)biliti; — a lejislativ bodi. 
 
 States-ge.veral, Stati-jeii-er-al, n. jil. a lejis- 
 lativ osoiubli koni]>uzd ov difcrent ordorz. cle 
 Btats-jonoral ov de Nedcrlandz konsists ov tio 
 qamberr. He stats-jeneral ov Frans, bcfiir de 
 revuliiJon, konsistcd ov dr trc ordcrz ov de kifl- 
 dom,- de nobiliti, de klvrji, and de tvrd estut, 
 or koiuon pepl. 
 
 Statesma.n, Suiti-man, n., j,l. Stiits-incn; wun 
 vors't or enipltW in publik af:irz, or in At (irfs ov 
 guvprnmont; u j>olitiJan. [.iiatsmau. 
 
 Statksmaxlikk, Suitii-nian-lik, a. bekdmio a 
 
 STATEiSMANLY, StaU-niau-li, a. rrlntio tu, or br- 
 fitiii, ci stau-uian. [u Hatsmau. 
 
 State-smanship, Stiits-nian-Jip, n. At kwi.litiz ov 
 
 STATtJjWOMAN, Slats- wum-an, n. a wumun hot 
 mo.llA wid publik af.irz:-yiizd in kontemt. 
 
 Static, Stat-ik, j a. rtlntig tu statiks, or 
 
 Statical, Stat-i-kal, i tu de qrt or sicos ov 
 waij). 
 
 Statics, Stat-ik.«, n. [>!. dat branq ov fiziks, or 
 mcknnik.-i, hwii; trtis i.v de ckwilibrium, wat, 
 prejqr, As., ov boiiiz hw[l at rest, distiggwijt 
 from dindtnikt; dc qrt ov wnig. 
 
 Station, Sta-Jon, n. At akt oy gtandij); a stat ov 
 rest;— a plas hw:ir eni wan iz fikst; jjust axjnd; 
 ofis; sityiinjon: i»uziJon; emplflrincnt, karakter; 
 stat; rujjk; konJiJoti ov Ijf; klas; order; — a plas 
 ov stfjpiy 1)11 a rulrud. 
 
 Station, Sta/on, v. t. tu plas in a sorten post, 
 rank, or sitytiajon; tu set; tu establi'j; tu fika. 
 
 Stational, Stii-Jon-al, a. rElatijj tu a stajon; 
 stajonari. [ov btijj stiijonari. 
 
 Stationariners, Sta-Jon-a-ri-nus, n. At kwoliti 
 
 Stationary, Sui-/on-a-ri, a. fikst; not prugr^siv; 
 standi;); luu/nnles, res[)ekti{) plas. 
 
 Statio.ver, Sta-Jon-er, n. orijinali wun hd) kept 
 a Jop or stol; af terwardz, u bukseler: n"^, a seler 
 ov sta/oneri, or ov paper, kwilz, jjenz, iflk, wafen, 
 oiso ov buks. As. 
 
 Stationery, Sta-Jon-er-i, n. At gudz suld h\ a 
 stajoner, az buks, paper, kwilz, penz, selig-waka, 
 waferz, ij)k, 4s.; sumtjmz improperli ritn («/a- 
 tumary.) [cr or hiz gudz. 
 
 Stationery, Sta-Jon-er-i, a. relatig tu a stajon- 
 
 Station-uouse, Sta-Jon-hT5s, n. a depu on a ral- 
 rod. 
 
 Station-pointer, Sta-Jon-ptJrnt-er, n. an instr(t>- 
 ment yqzd in luaritim survaig. 
 
 Station-stakk, Stu-Jon-staf, n. an instrdiment 
 y\\i'\ bj survuorz. 
 
 Statistic, Sta-tis-tik, j a. relatijj tu sUtis- 
 
 Statistical, Sta-tis-ti-kal, j tiks; relatio tu 
 de stat or kondijon, or tu de popyqlajon or re- 
 sursez, ov a kuntri; fxalitikal. [kal mancr. 
 
 Statistically, Sta-tis-ti-kal-i, ad. in a statisti- 
 
 Statisticiax, Stat-is-tiJ-an, n. wun hm iz vfrat 
 in statistiks. 
 
 Statistics, Sta-tis-tiks, n. pi. desjens hwiq trets 
 ov de stat or kondijon ov a kuntri or naJon, 
 prinsijMili in rclajon tu its ekstdnt, popyqlajon, 
 resursez, industri, welt, and pifer; a statmcnt 
 ov de jHjpyiiluJon, agrikultyqr, kom^rs, man>Ti- 
 faktyqrz, and uder re-sorsez ov a kuntri. 
 
 Statuary, Stat-yq-a-ri, n. de qrt ov kqrvig er 
 ov kastiy statyqz; a statyij, or a gnapov statyq,z; 
 — wun hit) inaks statyqz; a skulptor;— a kopiist 
 ov, or deler in statyqz. 
 
 Statue, Stiit-ytj^, «. an imnj; a reprtzentajon, 
 in sum solid substans, az mqrbl or bronz, ov a 
 man or an animal. [slatyii. 
 
 Statue, St.it-yq, r. t. tu plas, or tu form, az a 
 
 Statued, Stat-yqd, a. furuijt wid statyqz. 
 
 .Statuesque, Stat-yq-d-k, a. rtlatifl tu a statyi^. 
 
 Stature, Stat-yqr, /*. At h^t ov eni animal, por- 
 tikyqKirli ov man: tolnes. 
 
 Statured, Stat-yqrd, a. arjvd at f ul statyqr. 
 
 Statutable, Stai-yq-ta-bl, a. akordiy tu statyqt. 
 
 Statutably, Stat-yq-ta-bli, ad. in a maner 
 agreubl tu lo. 
 
 Statute, Su-it-yqt, n. a lo; an akt ov a lejislativ 
 bodi, az distioki from an unritn lo,or wun fund- 
 ed on imcmurial kustom.— ^Va^yi;^ uv limitapn, 
 {Law) a ."tutyqt hwiq asjnz a serten tjm widin 
 hwi(j an akjim must be brot. 
 
 Statute-book, Stat-yqt-buk, n. a rejister ov 
 loz or lejislativ akts. 
 
 Statutory, St;it-yq-to-ri, a. enakt«d bj statyqt. 
 
 Staunch, Stqnq, a. Se {.Stanch.) 
 
 Stave, Slav, r. t. tu brak in pesez; tu puj awa 
 az wid a st.rf; tu jKjr •St.— (.Vaw/.) tu brak a 
 bul ill a vesel; az, "Xr Iqnq iz (tur;" At regyq- 
 liir form, tfatd, iz cjefli yqzd. 
 
 Stave, Slav,* c. 1. tu fjt wid stavz.— ^«r and 
 tal, tu pi^rt dogi b) iuierpuzig a stuf, and b| 
 pulig de tal. 
 
 Stave, Slav, n. a n.aro, tin pes <>v timber, in a 
 bare! or uder kask; — a mctrikal purjuu; a staf; 
 a komon tt-rm for de vers or wuu ov de eqnu 
 ap9nt«d tu be suq.
 
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 Staves, Stavz, 6r Stqvz, n. pi. ov Stqf. St 
 
 {Stqf.y 
 StaV£SACRE, Stavz-a-ker, n. lq,rkspur; a plant. 
 Staveswood, Stavz-wiad, )i. a tel West-Indian 
 
 tre; de kwojia. 
 Stay, Sta, v. i. tu kontinyq, in a plas; tu forb4r 
 
 dspqrtynr; tu kontinyij, in a stat; tu rEinan; tu 
 
 abjd: tu kontinyq,: tu wat: tu atend; tu forb^r 
 
 tu akt; tu stop; tu stand stil; tu dwel. 
 Stay, Sta, r. t. tu stop; tu widhold; tu rspres; 
 
 tu dela; ta obstrukt; tu hinder from progrejon; 
 
 tu prop; tu suport. 
 Stay^, Sta, n. kontinyq,ans in a plas; stand; — a 
 
 stop: — an obstrukjon; a hinderans; restrant; — 
 
 proidens; kojon; a fikst stat: — a prop; a supart; 
 
 taklii). — {Xaut.) a stroi) ropfrom de bed ov dt 
 
 mast, tu suport it from felig ait.—Sta-sal, a 
 
 trjaggi|lar sal ekstended on a sta. [staz. 
 
 Staybobbin, Sta-bob-in, n. a bobin yti,zd for 
 Stayed, Stad,p. a. fikst; serins. Se {Stay, and 
 
 j^taid.y 
 Stayedly, Stad-li, ad. kompozedli; kqmli. 
 Stayedness, Stad-nes, ?i. sobrjeti. Se {Staid- 
 
 ness.y 
 Stayer, Sta-er, /;.. wun hd) staz, holdz, or suports. 
 Staylace, Stfi-las, n. a las fer fasnii) a bodis. 
 Stayless, Sta-les, a. wid'st stoper dela. 
 Staymaker, Sta-mak-er, n. wun hco maks staz. 
 Stays, Staz, n. pi. bodis; a kjnd ov wastkot mad 
 
 stif bj hwalbon, worn bj wimen; — eni suport; 
 
 eni tig dat keps aniider tii) ekstended. 
 Staysail, Sta-sal, w. {JXaut.} a trjaggtilar sal 
 
 ekstended on staz. 
 Stay-tackle, Sta-tak-1, n. {JVant.} a Iqrj takl 
 
 ataqt tu de man sta. 
 Stead, Sted, n. nxim: plas hwiq aniider had, er 
 
 mit hav; preseded bj in; az " in hiz sted;" — de 
 
 f ram ov a bed; — rq,rli yq,zd eksept in kompozijon, 
 
 az hedsted; — yq,s; help. — Tu stand i/i sted, tu 
 
 be ov yi^s. Se {Instead.) 
 Steadfast, Sted-fast, a. fast in plas: ferm; fikst; 
 
 konstant; rezohxt; not turnd asjd bj fer er tem- 
 
 tajon; perseverig; unmCQvd; stedi; — ritn elso 
 
 {stedfasi.y 
 Steadfastly, Sted-fust-li, ad. fermli; konstantli. 
 Steadfastness, Sted-fast-nes, k. fermnes; kon- 
 
 stansi. 
 Steadily, Sted-i-li, ad. in a stedi maner; fermli. 
 Steadiness, Sted-i-nes, n. de stat ov beig stedi; 
 
 fermnes; konstansi; konsistent, unvarid kondukt. 
 Steady, Sted-i, a. ferm; fikst; regyi^lar; konstant: 
 
 undeviatig; unremited; not waverig; not fikl: 
 ^ stedfast. [tu regyn,iat. 
 
 Steady, Sted-i, v. t. tu mr.k er kep stedi er ferm; 
 Stea^dy, Sted-i, inter, be fikst; be unwaverig. — 
 
 {A^'aut.} a komdnd givn tu kep a Jip in her 
 
 kors, wid-st deviatig tu de rjt er left. 
 Steak, Stak, n. a sljs ov bef, &s., fer brfflig; a 
 
 kolop; bef-stak. 
 Steal, Stel, v. i. [i. st<al, ps. stelig, stoln;] tu 
 
 tak hwot iz aniiderz wid-st lev or unlefuli; tu 
 
 tak bj teft; tu tak klandestinli; tu tak widest 
 
 rjt; tu widdro or konva wid-st notis; tu gan or 
 
 efekl gradyiyili and prjvatli. 
 Steal, Stel, r. i. tu widdro privili; tu pas sj- 
 
 lentli: — tu praktis teft; tu pla de tef. 
 Stealer, Stel-er, n. wun bib stelj; a tef. 
 Stealingly, Stel-ig-li, ad. bj teft; sljli; bj se- 
 
 kret praktis. 
 Stealth, Stelt, w. sekret akt; klandestin praktis. 
 
 Hi stelt, sekretli; klandestinli; — sumtjmz yn,zd 
 
 in a gud sens. 
 Stealthily, Stelt-i-li, ad. in a stelti maner. 
 Stealthiness, Stelt-i-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 stelti. [klandestin. 
 
 Stealthy, Stelt-i, a. dua or perfermd bj stelt; 
 
 Steam, Stem, n. de elastik fliyd intu hwiq weter 
 
 iz konverted bj de kontinynd aplikajon ov het; 
 
 vapor. 
 Steam, Stem, v. i. tu ekshal er emit vapor er 
 
 stem; tu smok er vapor wid merst het. 
 Steam, Stem, v. t. tu ekshal; tu ekspoz tu stem; 
 
 tu apli stem tu; tu sofn er konkokt wid stem. 
 Steamboat, Stem-bot, n. a Iqrj bot propeld bj 
 
 stem; a stem-vesel. 
 Steam-boiler, Stem-berl-er, n. a Iqrj, jam vesel, 
 
 fer jeneratig stem. 
 Steam-carriage, Stem-kar-ij, n. a karij propeld 
 
 bj p-ser ov stem. 
 Steam-engine, Stem-en-jin, n. an enjin akted 
 
 upon bj de ekspansiv fors ov stem, and emplffd 
 
 tu impel beats, kqrz, and uder majeneri. 
 Steamer, Stem-er, n. wun hoo stemz; — a vesel 
 
 propeld bj stem; a stem-bot; a stem-Jip. 
 Steam-gun, Stem-gun, n. an instroament bj hwiq 
 
 belz and uder projektilz ma be projekted bj 
 
 stem. 
 Steam-packet, Stem-pak-et, n. a vesel fer kari- 
 
 ig pasenjerz, leterz, &s., propeld bj stem. 
 Steam-ship, Stem-Jip, n. a Jip propeld bj stem. 
 Steam-vessel, Stem-ves-el, n. a vesel propeld bj 
 
 stem. 
 Steam-whistle, Stem-hwis-1, n. a pjp ataqt tu 
 
 de barler ova stem-enjin, from hwiq stem eskaps 
 
 wid a l^sd, hisig nerz; — jv^zd tu giv wernlg ov 
 
 de aprog ov de enjin. [stem; damp. 
 
 Steamy, Stem-i, a. konsistig ov, or abundig in, 
 Stean, Sten, n. a vesel ov ston; a jqr. 
 
 StEANING, Oi- • ' a 1 1- • •■ 
 
 Steening, ^^^'^^B' \ ^- "^ ^"^ ^r h^^^ ov a wel. 
 
 Stearic, Ste-ar-ik, a. {Chem.} derjvd from ani- 
 mal fat; az, stsarik asid. 
 
 Stearine, St8-a-rin, ». (C%«m.) wunov dsproks- 
 imat elements ov animal fat, az Iqrd, talo, &s., 
 a konkreted fati substans. 
 
 Stearon, Ste-a-ron, n. a substans obtand bj dc 
 pqrjal dekompozijon ov stearik asid. 
 
 Steakopten, Ste-a-rop-ten, n. {Ohem.y a solid 
 substans hwiq fermz wun ov de tCD pqrts ov vol- 
 atil fflz, de uder substans beig {eleopten,) hwiq 
 iz likwid. 
 
 Steatite, Ste-a-tjt, n. {Jim.} sopston; a mag- 
 ne^an mineral, soft, ov dul, fati luster, and grezi 
 fel. [steatjt. 
 
 Steatitic, Ste-a-tit-ik, a. relatig tu, er kontanig 
 
 Steatocele, Ste-at-o-sel, n. {Med.} a hernia er 
 tq,mor in de skrotum, kontanig fat. 
 
 Steatoma, Ste-a-to-ma, n. {Med.} an ensisted 
 tiyuor, hioz kontents qr similar tu fat; a spejez 
 ov wen. [steatoma. 
 
 Steatomatous, Ste-a-tom-a-tus, a. relatig tu 
 
 Steed, Sted, 7i. a hers fer stat er wer. 
 
 Steel, Stel, n. jurn kombjnd wid a porjon ov 
 kqrbon; hqrdnd and ref jnd jurn; — eni tig mad 
 ov stel, az wepnz; — ekstrem hqrdnes; — kalibeat 
 medisin. 
 
 Steel, Stel, a. mad ov stel. 
 
 Steel, Stel, r. t. tu pernt er ej wid stel; tu mak 
 hqrd er ferm. [pes. 
 
 Steel-cap, Stel-kap, n. qrmor fer de bed; a hed- 
 
 Steelclad, Stel-klad, a. kuverd er maid wid 
 stel. 
 
 Steeler, Stel-er, n. {JVaut.} de formost er af- 
 termost plagk in a strak, hwiq iz dropt Jert ov 
 de stern er stern-post. 
 
 Steeliness, Stel-i-nes,». de kwoliti ov beig steli. 
 
 Steel-pen, Stel-peu, n. a pen mad ov stel. 
 
 Steel-trap, Stel-trap, 7i. a trap mad ov stel. 
 
 Steelyard, Stel-yard, [kolokwiali, Stil-yard,] a. 
 a kjnd ov balans, bj hwiq de wats ov bodiz qr 
 determind bj yqzig wun wat onli, er bj meuz ov 
 a siggl standard ov wat.
 
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 Stkkp, Step, a. rjzio or dis^ndlo wid gnit inkli- 
 
 naJoD; pridijiitus; aprCMjiy |)vr|)UinJikytilariti. 
 Stekp, Sttp, II. u presipis; d sttp a.^eiit or dtseiit. 
 Stku*, Stei), V. t. tu sok; tu ma^erat; tu imbii; 
 
 tu dip. 
 Stkkp- DOWN, Step-dxii, &. havifl step desdnt. 
 Stkkplk, Ste-pl, n. a turcl or t«cr ov variua fonnz, 
 
 yimiuli atagt tu u (jury: u npjr. 
 Stkeplk-cuahe, St£'-pl-(;n><, «. a ras-kors or ^as 
 
 pursiid in a r^t Ijii Itjard an olijckt or an end. 
 Stkeplki), ."^te-pld, a. t'urnijt wid stepU. 
 Stkkplk-holsk, St£-pl-h«d, m. a t^rm far a gur^, 
 
 in kunttimt. 
 Stkkplv, Sie'p-li, &d. in a step manor or form. 
 Steepness, Ste'p-nuii, /t. de stat ov btifl step. 
 Steepit, Ste'p-i, a. a pactikal wurJ ior ulejj. 
 Steer, Ster, n. a yuy buluk or oks. 
 Stkek, Ster, v. t. tu direkt; tu gjd in a pa,saj; — 
 
 urijinali yi),zd uv a Jip, but apijd tu uder ti|]Z. 
 Steeu, Ster, r. i. tu direkt a kars: tu kondiikt 
 
 wuiiz »k\{. 
 Steer, Ster, it. a rudor or helm. 
 Steebaue, Ster-nj, n. de akt or prakti.s ov sterig, 
 
 az ov a Jip; dirckjon; regynla/on ov a kor*; dat 
 
 b{ bwi(j cai kurs iz gjded; regyi|,laJon er manaj- 
 
 ment ov cni tij). — {Xai/t.} de stern or hjiider 
 
 pqrt ov a Jip: — a plas belu in de fur i)qrt 
 
 ov a Jip, az dibtipgwijl from de <jef kabin;— but 
 
 de t^rm iz variusli yqzd. 
 Steeraoe-way, Ster-aj-wa, n. (jyaiit.) dat de- 
 
 gri. ov prugresiv mujun hwiq rendcrz a Jip giiv- 
 
 crunbl b| de hulm. 
 Steerer, .Ster-cr, /*. wun hio steri; a pilot. 
 Stkerixo-wheel, Ster-iD-hwel, /*. {Auui.) a 
 
 hwi'l in Ji|xs tu hwi(j de tiler-rup iz konvnd, for 
 
 de purpus ov sterig it. 
 Steerlinu, Ster-li(j, n. a yug ster or bulok. 
 STEKBtiMAN, Sterz-man, n. wun hiD sterz a Jip; a 
 
 piic.t. 
 
 Steeusmate, Stirz-mat, n. a sterzman; a p^Iut. 
 Steeve, Stev, r. t. {Ship-hitildlnij) lu giv de 
 
 bosprit a serten aggl ov clevajon wid de ho- 
 rizon, [v^rst in steganugrafi. 
 Steoanoobaphist, Steg-a-nog-ra-fist, n. wun 
 Stekanograpuy, Steg-a-nog-ra-fi, n. de qrl ov 
 
 rjtifl in sekrel kaniktcrz or .sjferz. [tiv. 
 
 Steonotio, Slog-not-ik, a. Lindig; rendurig kos- 
 Stegsotic, Steg-not-ik, ». {Jlid.) a bjudig or 
 
 K.i.stiv medisin. 
 Stein, Stjn, v. t. tu Ijn wid ston or brik, az a wel. 
 Steinbock, St|n-bok, n. (Zool.) a spejez ov gut 
 
 or antclup. [stqri. 
 
 Stellar, Siol-ar, a. relatig tu de stqrz; astral; 
 Stkllaky, .Stel-ar-i, a. a-slral; stqri; stelar. 
 Stellate, ."^t^l-at, a. radiated or p<rnted nz a 
 
 stqr; sielatad. [a .stqr; stqrd. 
 
 Stellated, Si^l-at-ed, a. panted or radiated l|k 
 Stellatio.\, Sl«l-a-Jon, ». emijon ov lit, az from 
 
 u stqr. 
 Stelleridan, Stel-^r-i-dan, n. (Ich.) wun ov de 
 
 kla;! ov ckinudermz or a »tqr-fij. [stqrz. 
 
 Stkllikeruls, .Siel-if-cr-U4, a. havig, or li)^rig, 
 STEL..IKY, Stel-i-fj,* f. ^ tu maka stqr; tu turn 
 
 intu a stqr; tu stqr. 
 Btelliox, St^l-yon, n. a nqt spoted wid stqrz. 
 Stellllate, Stel-yi^-lat, a. rrzemblig litl stqrx, 
 Steluorapuv, Stelog-ra-fi, «. de qrt ov rjiig 
 
 u|>6o u pilar. 
 Stem, Stem, n. de stok ov a plant or tre; a stak; 
 
 a twig;— famili; ras; jenerajon; (Msdigre; projcni: 
 
 brunq ov a famili.— (-Num/.) de pru or fur pqrt 
 
 ov a Jip.— (J/i//<.) de uprjt or dunqt Ijnadodtu 
 
 de bed ov a mqtikal not. 
 Stem, Stem. r. t. tu opux, as a kuront: tu stop; 
 
 tu ]His akrwi or forward, notwidstaudig Oe 
 
 strem. 
 
 Stem-claspino, St^m-klasp-ig, a. inklozig de 
 
 stem. [stem. 
 
 Stem-leak, Stem-lef, u. a Icf inserted intu de 
 Stemleijs, St«5m-les, a. havig no stem. 
 Stemmata, S;em-a-tu, n. j>l. {Ent.) de visual 
 
 orgiiiiz ov sf-rten innckts. 
 Stemple, .Stem-pl, n. a kros-bqr ov wud in a 
 
 Jufi, yqzd in wjnig. 
 Stemson, .St^m-son, n. {Xaut.) a kumpa't pes ov 
 
 timber, fikst widin de a]iurM, tu reiiifurs its 
 
 skqrf, in de sam mancr az de apurn supurts de 
 
 skqrf ov de stem. 
 Ste.ncu, Stonq, ». a stigk: a fetid er bad tmel. 
 Stench, Stonq, v. t. tu mak tu stigk. 
 Stenchy, Stenq-i,* a. havig a bad smol. 
 Stencil, St<5n-sil, n. a pes ov tin leder or ffl-klot, 
 
 yqzd in ])antig paper-bagigz: — a pes ov tin 
 
 metal wid leterz kut fit.yqzd in markig (xikajez. 
 Stencil, Steu-sil, v. t. tu prudqa ae piktyqr ov 
 
 an objekt wid'st droig it; tu form wia a stcnsil. 
 Steneosaurus, Ste-ne-u-so-ru.s, n. {Zxil.) a 
 
 spejez ov krukudileau. 
 Stenographer, Ste-n6g-ra-fer, «. wun ha> prak- 
 
 tisez stenngrafi; a stenografist. 
 Stenographic, Sten-o-graf-ik, | a. relatig 
 
 Stenooraphical. Ston-o-graf-i-kal, j tu ste- 
 
 uugrafi; rjtig in Jorthand; ritn in Jorthand. 
 Stenographist, Ste-n6g-ra-fist, n. de sam at 
 
 Hntinjrat'er. 
 Stenography, Ste-n6g-ra-fi, ». de qrt ov rjtiji 
 
 in Jorthand: takigrafi; Jorthand rjtig. 
 Stent, Stent,* v. t. tu restran; tu stint. Se 
 
 Stentor, Sten-tor, n. a Grejan, (de Ilumerik 
 herald,) hiKz vers iz sed tu hav ekwald de yq- 
 njted versez ov fifti men; a person ov a Hd vars. 
 
 Stentorian, Ston-tu-ri-an, a. relatig tu Stentor; 
 lisd: unkiimonli liid. 
 
 Stentorophoxic, Sten-tor-<i-f6n-ik, a. Udli 
 S'sndig. 
 
 Step, .Step, v. i. tu mak wun \<&3 or mifivment ov 
 de fut, az in wokig; tu moiv forward bi de fet; 
 tu wok; tu prose'd; tu advdns bj a suden pro- 
 grejon; tu mOiV; tu gu; tu kum, az bj quns. 
 
 Step, Step, n. wun miDv or de fut in advdnsig 
 or asendig: a pas; a st^r; a degre; a rsnd ov a 
 lader; a kwontiti ov spiis past or mejjqrd bj wun 
 remoival ov de fut; a smol legt; a smol spas; 
 print ov de fut; futstep: gat; an akt in eni biz- 
 ncs; pasnj: gradajoii; prugrejon; de akt ov ad- 
 vdnsig: miJbvment: prustdyiir. 
 
 Step, Step, in kominjzijon, signif[z a rtlajon/ip 
 arjzig tit ov orfanaj: dus, a tJep-mudtr menz a 
 fqderz wjf, liwen de real muder iz ded. [ij. 
 
 .'^tep-brother, ."^tep-brud-er, n. a bruderbj mar- 
 
 Step-dame, St4ip-dam, n. a step-muder, a muder 
 bi marij. 
 
 Step-dauouter, St<5p-do-tcr, n. a doterbj ni-arij. 
 
 Step-katuer, .Ste]i-fq-der, n. a muderz huzband, 
 hweii wuiiz real fqder iz ded. 
 
 .'^TEP-M0T1IER, Step-mud-er, n. a fqdore wjf, 
 hwen wunz real muder iz ded. 
 
 Steppe, Step, n. (A'w*>-.) a i)Inn ov vast ekstt^nt, 
 uukultivatcd and ufn baren, but in sum iustausci 
 kuverd wid laksyiiriant vejetajon, ai in sum 
 jx^rts ov I(<Djia and Tqrtari. [steps. 
 
 ."stepping, ."^tep-ig, ;i. de akt ov goig forward bj 
 
 Stepping 8TONE, Step-ig-ston. ». a st«an lad tu 
 asist de fut in a ditikult or derti wa; an ad or 
 menz tu be yqzd in asendig or advdnsig. 
 
 Step-sister, .Stop-sis-ter, «. a sister bi marij. 
 
 Step-son, Step-sun, n. a sun bi marij. 
 
 Ster, Ster, y'qzd in komjxjiijon; at, wtbtter, 
 tiuilMer, tj'iiuter, is. 
 
 Stercoraceous, Ster-ko-ra-Jus, a. bel6Big ta 
 dug; purtakig ov de nntyqr ov dug.
 
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 Stercorarian, Ster-ku)-ru-ri-an, n. wun hco du- 
 bclfc'vz dat At hcast taku in komTj,nyou turnz tu 
 udcr substrtns dan komon. [duij. 
 
 Stercorarv, Ster-ko-ra-ri, n. a. plas for holdiij 
 Stereographic, Ster-e-Q-graf-ik, ) a. vt- 
 
 Stereogeapiiical, Ster-e-Q-graf-i-kal, ) latig 
 
 tu sterEMgran. 
 
 Stereography, Ster-s-og-ra-fi, n. &z reprrzen- 
 
 tajon ov sulidz on a plan; dat brang ov solid je- 
 
 omctri hwic) dEmonstrats dE propcrtiz, and Joz 
 
 &z konstrukjon, ov gI solid bodiz hwiq qr regyi],- 
 
 lurli drfind. 
 
 Stereometrical, Ster-E-o-met-ri-kal, a. rslatiij 
 
 tva sterEOuiEtri. [V'J solid bodiz. 
 
 Stereometry, Stcr-E-om-s-tri, n.. de qrt ov mej- 
 
 Stereotomy, Ster-E-6t-o-mi, n. At qrt ov kutir) 
 
 solid bodiz, az wolz, qrqez, &s. 
 Stereotype, Ster-E-o-tjp, n. a fikst metal tjp; — 
 Az qrt ov kastiij, from mcDvabl tjps, solid mEtalik 
 plats, tu bs yqzd in printir); masez ov leterz, 
 keld leter-pres plats, ov Az siz ov a paj, kast 
 from a plaster muld, in hwiq an egzakt reprEzen- 
 tajon ov dE tips haz bin mad, and dus formii) 
 de permanent plats from hwiq buks qr after- 
 wardz printed; a leter-pres plat kast from a 
 plaster mold. 
 Stereotype, Ster-E-o-tjp, v. t. tu kast, az leter- 
 pres plats; tu prEp4r and print bj dE yi|s ov 
 sterEotjp plats. [sterEcDtjpii). 
 
 Stereotype, Ster-e-o-tjp, a. rElatir) tu ds qrt ov 
 Stereotyper, Ster-e-o-tjp-er, n. wun hiD sterE- 
 
 ^ CDtjpS. [sOtjpS. 
 
 Stereoty'pio, Ster-E-Q-tip-ik, a. rslatir) tu ster- 
 Stereotypographer, Ster-E-Q-tj-pog-ra-fer, n. 
 
 a. sterEatjp printer. 
 Sterkotypogeaphy, Ster-E-G)-tj-p6g-ra-fi, n. 
 
 stcrsotip printiij. 
 Sterile, Ster-il, a. baren; unfrcbtful; not fertil; 
 
 not pruduktiv; arid. 
 Sterility, Stcr-il-i-ti, n. Az stat or beig steril; 
 
 barennes; unfrcBtfulnes. 
 Sterilize, Ster-il-jz, v. t. tu mak baren; tu dE- 
 
 priv ov fEkuuditi, or dE p'ser ov produkjon. 
 Sterlet, Ster-let, n. a fij; a kavsr sturjon. 
 Sterlixg, Ster-lig, a. jenyiyn; standard; kernd 
 
 in ful prwparjon er wat, bj Az etorjzd personz, 
 
 hct) qr komonli supozd tu hav bin orijiuali Gs- 
 
 tei'liijz, or Jerman and Boltik traderz, hcQ vizited 
 
 Lundun in Az midl ajez; — hens an epitet apljd 
 
 tu li)glij muni. [rat. 
 
 Sterling, Ster-lii), n. IijgliJ kern; muni; standard 
 Steen, Stern, a. sever ov k'sntEnans, luk, or man- 
 
 er; oster; rijid; rigorus; hqrj; unrelentig; krcDel; 
 
 hqrd; afliktiv. 
 Stern, Stern, n. Az hjnd pqrt ov a Jip er vesel, 
 
 hwq,r dE ruder iz plast; direkjon; de hjnder pqrt 
 
 ov fill til). 
 Ster.vage, Stern-aj,* n. de steraj er stern. 
 Sternal, Sler-nal, a. relatig tu de sternum. 
 Sternboard, St^rn-bord, n. {Naut.} ios ov wa 
 ^ in maUij) a tak. [in Az stern. 
 
 Sterxchaser, Stern-qas-cr, n. {Naut.} a kanon 
 Sterxed, Slernd, a. havig a partikyii,lar kjnd ov 
 
 stern; az, a skwar-rfemrf, er a piijk-^wwrf vesel. 
 Sternframe, Stern-fram, n. Az timber formig a 
 
 stern. 
 Sternly, Stem-li, ad. in a stern manor: sEverli. 
 Sternmost, Stern-most, a. '{Naut.) fqrdest 
 
 astern. 
 Sternness, Stem-ncs, n. de kwoliti ov beiij stern; 
 
 esteriti; hqrjnes; sevcriti ov luk. 
 Sterno.v, Sler-non, n. de brest-bon. Se {Ster- 
 num.} [de stern. 
 Sternport, Stern-port, n. {Navt.} a port hoi at 
 Sternpost, Stern-post, n. {Naut.} de limber on 
 
 hwic; de ruder iz hug. 
 
 Sternsheet, Stern-Jet, }i. {Naut.} an ekspanded 
 
 kuverig ov a Jip or bot; de pqrt ov a bot hwig 
 
 iz furnijt wid sets fer pasenjerz. 
 Sternum, Ster-num, n. [L.] {Anat.} &z brest- 
 bon; de simpl er kompiind bon hwiq komplets 
 
 de torasik kaj anteriorli, and servz az a medium 
 
 ov yqnyon tu a grater er les number ov de ribz. 
 Sternutation, Ster-nq,-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 snEzig. 
 Sternutative, Ster-mi-ta-tiv, a. provokig tu 
 
 snEz: sternij^tatori. 
 Sternutatory, Ster-ni|,-ta-to-ri, n. {Med.} med- 
 
 isin dat provoks snezig. 
 Sternutatory, Ster-nii-ta-to-ri, a. provokig, 
 
 er kozig, snezig. [wardz. 
 
 Sterntvay, Stern-wa, n. {Naut.} mi»vment bak- 
 Stethoscope, Stet-Q-skop, n. {Med.} an instrco- 
 
 ment invented bj (Laennec,) yi^zd in eskultajon, 
 
 fer eksplorig de qest, er asertauig its dizezez bj 
 
 s'sndz. 
 Stethoscopio, Stet-o-skop-ik, ) a. relatig 
 
 Stethoscopical, Stet-o-skop-i-kal, \ tu de 
 
 stetoskop er its yi^^s. 
 Steve, Stev, v. t. tu sto awa in a Jip. 
 Stevedore, Stev-dor, n. a man emplffd in lodig 
 
 and unlodig veselz. 
 Stew, Sti|, v. t. tu bffl, sed, konkokt, kuk, er 
 
 prEpv, wid a litl weter in a slo, mffst het. 
 Stew, Sti],, r. i. tu be SEdd in a slo, mffst hEt. 
 Stew, Stq, n. a banyo; a brotel; a prostitq,t; — a 
 
 stor-pond; a smol pond; — konfi\,3on;— mEt stt^d 
 
 fer fcod; az, a stii ov bsf . 
 Steward, Stii,-ard, w. a st^perintendent ov an- 
 
 liderz af4rz; an of iser ov stat;— a manajer ov ds 
 
 tabl, az in a Jip. 
 Stewardess, Sti^-ard-es, n. a femal stt^ard. 
 Stewardly, Stii,-ard-li,* ad. in dE maner ov a 
 
 stqard. [perintendens. 
 
 Stewardry, Stix-ard-ri, n. Az ofis ovsti^ard; sq,- 
 Stewardship, Sti|-ard-Jip, n. de ofis ov d 
 
 sti'tard. 
 Stewish, Stvi-iJ, a. si^tig a brotel er stn,z. 
 Stewpan, Stvi,-pan, n. a pan yi],zd fer stn,ig er 
 
 kukig. 
 Stewpot, Sti],-pot, n. a pot yq,zd fer sti],ig. 
 Sthenic, Stenik, a. {Med.} apljd tu dizEzez 
 
 hwiq qr ds rEziilt ov inflamatOri er inkrest ak- 
 
 Jon; opozd tu asfenik. 
 Stian, Stj-an, n. a hi^^mor in de jlid; a stj. 
 Stibial, Stib-i-al, a. relatig tia antimoni; anti- 
 
 mouial. [vjolent man. 
 
 Stibiarian, Stib-i-a-ri-an,* n. a kant term fer a 
 Stibiated, Stib-i-at-ed, a. impregnated wid an- 
 timoni. 
 Stibic, Stj-bik, ) a. {Chem.} kontanig, er 
 Stibious, Stib-i-us, i derjvd from, antimoni. 
 Stibium, Stib-i-um, n. [Z.] antimoni. 
 Stich, Stik, n. a ro: a Ijn; a vers; — a term yq,zd 
 
 in poetri, and in numberig de buks ov Skript- 
 
 yv^r. [Ijnz er versez. 
 
 Stichic, Stik-ik, a. relatig tu, er konsistig ov 
 Stichomancy, Stik-o-man-si, 71. divinajon bj Ijnz, 
 
 er p;\sajez in a buk, takn at hazard. 
 Stichometey, Sti-kom-e-tri, n. a katalog ov 
 
 buks ov Skriptyiy, tu hwiq iz aded de number 
 
 ov de versez hwiq eq buk kontanz. 
 Stichwoet, Stiq-wurt, n. a plant; {stellaria.} 
 Stick, Stik, n. a pES ov wud smel and log; a pes 
 
 ov wud kut fer de fir: a klub; a kan; a staf; — 
 
 de nam ov meni instr(l)ments log and slender;— a 
 
 trust; a stab. 
 Stick, Stik, v. t. tu pers; tu stab; tu set; ta 
 
 fiks in; tu set wid sumtig parnted; tu fasn on 
 
 so az dat it ma adber; tu mak koher; tu aglt],- 
 
 tinat; — tu afiks; tia ataq; tu fiks; — tu pers wid 
 
 a n jf, er pffnted instriDment.
 
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 Stick, Stik, r. i. tu ndhir, tu klrv tu de surfax; 
 
 tn Vr in .'larabl: tu br ytinjteil; - tia rest ujwn 
 
 ,' tu Ktop; tu loji iiiiijiin: tu rtzi'tt 
 
 , i>r kun.-<taiil; tu hulJ; tu klrv; tu 
 
 „ iirmneii; — tii rrmiiii; not tu be lout; 
 
 — lu <lwcl u|xin; not tu foru'ik;— tu koi difi- 
 kultit or !tkrit>|il; tu HkrJinl; tu bczitat; tu be 
 alopt: tu be einbarnnt. Tu ttik hj, tu Hupurt. 
 Tu »tik st, tu bf prumiuont; tu |)ruji>kt. Tu 
 ttik lu, tu ndtifr tu; tu persi-'t in mnnlnnig. 
 
 Sticker, Stik-cr, n. wun hi» stiku or Mtnbz. 
 
 STiCKi.vtss, ."^tik-i-ne.«, w. de kwuliti ov beip 
 ■tiki; vixkoiiiti. 
 
 Stick-lac, Stlk-bik, n. lak in it,-< n:ityiiml stot. 
 
 Stickle, Stik-1, r. i. tu tnk pqrt wid wun gjj or 
 uder: tu koutest; tu nlliTkat: tu kontc'nd wid 
 fib^tiunji; tu trim: tu ticxitnt. 
 
 Sticklkback, Slik-i-bak, n. a vcri sraol fij, fund 
 in krcks un de .'e-kust. 
 
 Stickler, Stik-ler, n. a nidzman tu fenscrt; a 
 sekon<l tu <i diivU.it; wun hio stnndz tu juj a 
 kombat; nn (\rbitrnt'>r; — an fb.-itinat kont<'tidcr 
 nbiit cni tin: a drfondcr.— (/-'/(</. hue) an inft- 
 rinr ofiscr ha> kut wud iu de ki^z i)qrks ov 
 KliiriMnlon. 
 
 Stickler-like, Stik-lcr-l|k, a. Ijk a siikler. 
 
 Stickt, ."^tik-i, a. vi.iku<; odhc^iv: f;iiiliiius. 
 
 Stikk. Stif, n. not ezili bi-nt; rijid: infick^ibl; rc- 
 / :ir: nut flaksid: nut limbt-r; not vcri 
 
 : I'ljiinf: not i»<)fl: not givij) wn: not 
 
 t _ not ezili rezistod: hqnli:— stuborn: 
 
 not in\\ suUli'id; ob^ttinnt; j>?rtinnju«: hqrj; — 
 not ritn wid ez: not ezior fre; kon>tnind: furmal; 
 rigorus in sertou sortmouiz;— etiirijt; afoktcd; 
 (trngli innntund. 
 
 Stippev, Stif-n, r. t. tu mak stif; tu mnk iu- 
 flck^ibl, unpljant, or torpi<l. 
 
 Stikke.v, ."^tif-n, r. i. tu pro stif; tu pro rijid, 
 unpl[nnt, hqnl or obstinat: tu be bqrdnd. 
 
 Stifkexixo, Stif-n-iQ, n. de akt ov makip stif; 
 dat hwi<) mnks stif. [orn. 
 
 Ptikk-hearted, .•^tif-hqrt-cd, a. obstinnt: stuh- 
 
 Stifklit, Stif-li, ad. wid stilncs; infloksibli; stub- 
 ornli. 
 
 Stiffxecked, Stif-nekt, a. stubom: obstinnt. 
 
 Stiffness, Stif-np.«, n. de kwoliti ov brij) .«tif: 
 rijiiliti : infleksibiliti ; 6bstina!ti; stubornncs: 
 unplf zin fi)rmnliti. 
 
 Stifle, Stj-fl. r. t. tu oprds or kil bj klosno.i ov 
 s\,t: tu .•■lifukat; tu kcp in; tu hinder from pini/- 
 on; ti.i ck.itippwij b| hindc'ri{) konuinikajou; tu 
 iiraudor; tu (juk; tu supr*^*"; tu k<>u<t.'l. 
 
 Stifle, Stj-fl, n. de f^rat j(rnt abdv a horses ((, 
 nckjt dr batiik. 
 
 Stifle joint, St|-n-jflrnl, n. de fyrst jflrnt and 
 bciidit) nrk.«t tu dr butok ov a hers. 
 
 Stioii, .•^tj, n. i^t {Sli/.) 
 
 Stioma, .^tiR-nw, n. [/.) /-/. Stig-ma-ta. (£n)j.) 
 Stix-mni: Q brnnJ; a mqrk wid u brand or bet 
 }um; a mqrk or infaini: a blut; a baj. — {/{"(.) 
 At ui^-r end ov de stjl, on bwiq de polen folz. 
 
 Stiomaria, Stip-mA-ri-a, n. {Ge<J.) a jenus ov 
 ck.iimkt t'onil pUiibi. 
 
 Stiomatic, Stig-init-ik, ) a. relatig tu, or 
 
 Stiomatical, .^tig-tnikt-i-kal, i bavig, a xtigma; 
 bm:)dc.l or mqrkl. [ov infami or drf»rmiti. 
 
 Stiomatically, Stig-inAt-i-kal-i,a</. wid a mqrk 
 
 Stiumatue. Stig-ma-t|i, r. t. tu luqrk wid a 
 bniii I or wid infami; tu fika a stigma uptSn: tu 
 di.'jcnis: tu rTpr6<;. 
 
 Stilar, St|-liir, a. brlupin tu dt stjl ov a djal. 
 
 Stilbite, Stil bjt, n. {Min.} a hw^t, kristalizd 
 minornl, ov de u'oljt famili. 
 
 Stile, St|l, n. a set ov «tei«s tu pns from wnn 
 cnklk>;tqr tu aniider;— a v^rtikal |>es in framig 
 or panoliD;— de pin or a dial. Se {St^U.f 
 
 Stiletto, .Stl-I<?t-o, n. [It.] a smol dagor, ov hwiq 
 
 de blud iz not ejd, but mud, wid o !'\r\> \<<rnU 
 .^^TILETTO, Sti-l«'t-u. r. /. tustabwi i ■ r. 
 
 .Still, Stil, r. t. tu muk ctil: tu k a 
 
 silens; tu mnk cil'-nt: tu kwi<.'t; t . - ,-^- 
 
 ifi; tu ap^z; tu mak mujonles. 
 .Still, .Stil, a. s{lent; inukiQ no nflm; kw^ot; kqm; 
 
 ino/onlfs: jcnti; not lisd. 
 .Still, .Stil, n. kqm; H(k-ns; stilnes. 
 Still, Stil, aJ. til nn; neverdtlo-*; in an inkrrtig 
 
 drgrr: olwaz; ever; kuntinyi^ali; after dat; in 
 
 k'liitinyqaiis. 
 .Still, .Stil, n. [from {distil;}] an apamtas for di 
 
 di.'«lilfi/on ov likwidz on a Iqrj or smol i^kal; a 
 
 vi-sel for distiln/on; an al<^mbik. [distil. 
 
 Still, Siil,* r. i'. tu drop; tu fol in dro|>s; tu 
 Stillatim, Sti-lii-tim, nd. [L.] bj drops; drop bJ 
 
 drop. 
 .Stillatitiol'8, Stil-a-ti/-us, a. folij) in drops; 
 
 ilron bj a .stil. 
 .Still atouv, Stil-a-to-ri, n. [from (etHl} or (dis- 
 
 li/;) an iiUWnbik; o vc"*'! in hwi(j dislilajon is 
 
 l»erli<rmd; a stil; — de riftm in hwiq slilz qr plast; 
 
 liiboriituri. 
 Stillbirth, .Stil-borf, n. de stat ov beij) stilbom; 
 
 de bert ov dat hwiq iz liflos. 
 Stilldor.v, Stil-born, a. born Ijflef; dod in de 
 
 bert: abortiv. 
 Stillblrx, Stil-burn, r. /. tu burn hwjl distilii). 
 .Stiller, ,Stil-tT, ;i. wun ho) stilz or kwict,''. 
 .Stilliioi'se, .Siil-h-K.'<, n. a b'ss hw^r distilig it 
 
 p>.'rl('<rmd; a di.stileri. 
 Stillicide, Stil-i-s|d, n. a suksejon ov drops; de 
 
 dripifl from de evz ov a bus. 
 Stillicii)Ioi-8, Stil-i-sid-i-us.* a. folio in drops. 
 .Stilli.no, Stil-ij), «. de akt ov stilifl;— a stand 
 
 for ka-<ks. 
 .Still-life, .Stil-ljf, n. {Painting) At reprtzcn- 
 
 tajon ov ^uq ti(jz az qr wid'st animal l{f, or bar 
 
 onli vejetabl i|f. 
 Still.ness, .Stil-ncs, w. At stat ov beifl stil; fre- 
 
 dom from niti: kqm: kwjct; sjlens; tasiturniti. 
 Stillroosi, .Stil-room, n. a vhrn for a stil; a do- 
 
 nio-tik l:ibonituri. [stand-stil. 
 
 .Still-staxd, Siil-stand, n. absens ov mo/on; a 
 Stillv, Stil-i, «./. ^^jlenlli; not Ittdli; jcntii; kqmli. 
 Stilly ARD, .Stil-yunl, ;». Se {SUelyard.) 
 Stilt, Stilt, r. t. tu raz, as on stilts; tu mak b^er 
 
 bi .stiln. 
 .Stilt, .stilt, n. n sujxjrt or prop wid a rest for 
 
 di- tut, y\\tA in jciri for wokiu in q rnzd |iuzi/on. 
 Stiltbird, .Stilt-b\'rd, n. a b\>rd bavig lojj and 
 
 slender Icgz. 
 Stiltift, Stil-ti-fj, V. t. tu raz, as on stilta. 
 Stilt-plover, Stilt-pluv-er, n. a b^rd; a spejei 
 
 ov pluver. 
 .Stiltv, Stil-ti, a. mzd on stilts; pompus. 
 .Stimulant, Stim-yq-lant, a. stimyqlntiD;eksjti5. 
 .Stimilaxt, .Stim-yn-lant, n. a stimyi^latiy mcd- 
 
 i.-<in; eksjtmcnt. 
 Stimclate, .Siim-yq-lat, r. I. tu god: tu spur 
 on: tu prik; tu prik forward; tu cksjt b] sum 
 
 fizikal or intelektyqnl 8tiniyqlu.<: tu eksjt de 
 
 organ in nk/on: tu nniinnt: tu cnkiiraj: tu im- 
 
 I>^l: tu insjt; tu urj: tu iritat. 
 
 .STiMtLATio.v, .Stim-yn-la-Jon, n. de akt ov stim- 
 
 yqlatij); ek.sjtment. [eksjtin. 
 
 Stimulative, .Stim-yq-la-tiv, a. stimyqiatio; 
 
 Stimulative, Stim-yti-la-tiv, n. dat hwi^ stim- 
 
 yqlats. 
 
 Stimulator, Stim-y^i-la-tor, n. wun hot) stiroyti- 
 
 lats. ilau. 
 
 .Stimulatress, Stira-yq-la-tres. n. Jr b* ."tirayii- 
 
 Stimi;lu8, Stim-yq-lus, n. [i.) />/. Stim yq-li: a 
 
 god; a spur: sumtio dat ck«{U or sliiiijiilat«; 
 
 eksitment; a stimyqiaot.
 
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 Sting, Stij). v. t. [i. stug, ps. stiijir), stuij:] tii 
 
 pgrs er wiDnd wid a stiij, or pffnt dqrtcd st, az 
 
 dat ov a wosp er skerpion; tu pan aki;lli. 
 Sting, Stig, n. a Jqrp pemt wid hwiq sum ani- 
 
 malz or insekts qr qrmd; dat hwiq stiyz er givz 
 
 pan;--rem6rs ov konjens.— (^(/<.) a kjnd ov h£ir, 
 
 ov serten plants, hwiq sgkrets a perznus fliyd. 
 Stingbull, Stiij-bxal, n. a fij, hwiq, wid de 
 
 spjnus raz ov its dersal fin, inflikts wcfindz 
 
 atended wid inflamajon. [sekt. 
 
 Stinger, Stiij-er, n. hz or dat hwiq stigz; an in- 
 Stingily, Stin-ji-li, ad. kuvetusli; spviBli- 
 Stinginess, Stin-ji-nes, n. avaris; kdvetusnes; 
 
 nigardlines. 
 Stingless, Stir)-les, a. havig no stii). 
 Stingo, Stig-go, »i. Jqrp old htr. [d kant wurd.] 
 Stingy, Stin-ji,t a. kiivEtus; nigardli; avarijus. 
 Stink, Stii)k,t v. i. [i. stugk er staijk, ps. stiijk- 
 
 15, stugk; — stAijk iz obsolesent;] tia Emit a stenq 
 
 or an ofensiv smel, komonli a smel ov pi^tre- 
 
 fakjon. 
 Stink, Stij)k,t n. an ofensiv er fetid smel. 
 Stinkard, Stigk-ard,t n. a men, stiijkiij, peltri 
 
 felo. [smel. 
 
 Stinker, St)i)k-er,+ n. he er dat hwiq givz a bad 
 Stinkhorn, Stiijk-hern, n. a spejez ov mujra)m; 
 
 stiijkiij morel. 
 Stinkingly, Stiflk-iij-lijt sd. wid a stigk. 
 Stinkpot, Stii)k-pot,t n. a kompozijon ofensiv 
 
 tu de smel. [at ov Ijm; swjnston. 
 
 Stinkstone, Stigk-ston, n. {Min.) fetid kqrbon- 
 Stint, Stint, V. t. tu blind; tu limit; tu konf jn; 
 
 tu rEstran; tu stop. 
 Stint, Stint, v. i. tu ses; tu stop; tu dezist. 
 Stint, Stint, n. a limit; b'snd; a kwontiti asjnd; 
 
 a task; — a smel berd fund on de se-Jorz ov 
 
 Iflgland. 
 Stintedness, Stint-ed-nes, n. de stat ov beiij 
 
 stinted. [stranz, er kramps. 
 
 Stinter, Stint-er, 71. he er dat hwiq stints, r£- 
 Stipe, Stip, n. {£ot.} de stek dat bfirz de bed 
 
 ov de muJrcDm; dE stek ov dE kf ov a fern; a stek. 
 Stipend, 8tj-pend, n. wajez; setld pa far servisez; 
 
 salari; alisans; hjr. 
 Stipend, Stj-pend, v. t. tu pa bj setld wajez. 
 Stipendaeian, Stj-pen-da-ri-an, a. morsEnari; 
 
 hjrd. 
 Stipendiary, Stj-pen-di-a-ri, a. relatig tu, er 
 
 havii) a stjpend; perfermd far, er resEviij, a salari. 
 Stipendiary, Stj-pen-di-a-ri, n. wun hco rEsevz 
 
 a fikst salari fer servisez. 
 Stipple, Stip-1, v. i, tu engrav, not in strok er 
 
 Ijn, but in dots. ' [yt^s ov dots. 
 
 Stippling, Stip-lig, n. &t akt ov engraviij bj de 
 Stiptio, Stip-tik, n. Se {StyiHic.) 
 Stipula, Stip-yti-la, n. \_L.] pi. Stip-yq-le; a 
 
 skal hwiq protekts de nasent levz ov plants; a 
 
 stipyixl. [stipyn,le er stipyqlz. 
 
 Stipulaceous, Stip-yq,-la-Jus, a. {Bid.) haviij 
 Stipulary, Stip-yq-la-ri, a. relatiij tu stipyn,le 
 
 erstipyn,lz. 
 Stipulate, Stip-yii,-lat, v. i. tu kontrakt; tu 
 
 bqrgen; tu sell termz. [stipyi^^lz. 
 
 Stipulate, Siip-yq-lat, a. {But.) furnijt wid 
 Stipulation, Slip-yq-hl-Jon, n. de akt ov stip- 
 
 y^llatig; dat hwiq iz stipyii,lated; kontrakt; bqr- 
 
 g«ii. [lats er bqrgeuz. 
 
 Stipulator, Stip-yn,-la-tor, 71. wun ha> stipyq- 
 Stipule, Slip-yql, n. {Bat.) a skal at de bas ov 
 
 sum lef stwks, or wun hwiq prcDtekts dE nasent 
 
 Ievz ov plants. [yqlz. 
 
 Stjpuled, Stip-yqld, a. {Bot.) furnijt wid stip- 
 Stir, Ster, V. t. tu mojv; tu remAv; tu ajitat; tu 
 
 insjt; tu instigat; tu animat; tu eksjt. Tu Uer 
 
 ■up, tu insjt; tu kwikn; tu awakn; tu r'sz; tu 
 
 animat. 
 
 Stir, Ster, v. i. tu mcbv wunz self; tu moov; ta 
 
 be in mojon; tu qanj plas; tu bekdm an objekt 
 
 ov notis. 
 Stir, Ster, «,. tqmult; busl; komojon; publik dis- 
 
 tiirbans; sedijus upror; ajitajon; konfliktii) pajon. 
 Stirabout, Ster-a-b-8t,J n. a dij fermd ov otmel, 
 
 er uder mel, berld in water tu a serten konsis- 
 
 tensi; a hasti-pudii), 
 Stire, Stjr, n. a sort ov sjder-apl. [jsiklz. 
 
 Stiriated, Stir-i-at-ed, a. havig pendants, az 
 Stirious, Stir-i-us, a. rezemblig jsiklz. 
 Stirk, Sterk, n. Se {Sturk.) 
 Stirps, Sterps, n. [/-.] pi. feter-pez; rcot; stem; 
 
 stok. — {Law) de person from hoom a famili iz 
 
 desended; famili; kindred. 
 Stirrer, Ster-er, n. wun hoo sterz; an insjter; an 
 
 instigator. Sterer up, an insjter; an instigator. 
 Stirring, Ster-ii), n. de akt ov mcavig. 
 Stirrup, St^r-up, er Stir-up, n. an jurn hdbp 
 
 suspended bj a strap, in hwiq a hersman sets 
 
 hiz fut hwen he misnts er rjdz. 
 Stirrupiron, Ster-up-j-urn, n. an jurn er stel 
 
 htT)p hwiq iz suspended bja leder strap; a sterup. 
 Stirrupstrap, Ster-up-strap, n. a strap bj hwiq 
 
 a sterup iz suspended. 
 Stitoh, Stiq, v. t. tu so; tu wurk wid a nedl er 
 
 eni tig; tu jern; — tu yunjt, jenerali wid sum 
 
 degre ov klumzines. 
 Stitch, Stiq, v. i. tu praktis nedlwurk; tU so. 
 Stitch, Stiq, n. a. pas ov de nEdl and tred trot) 
 
 eni tig, mad bj soig; — a Jqrp, lansinatig pan; — 
 
 a ligk ov yqrn, in nitig. 
 Stitchery, Stiq-er-i, 71. nEdlwurk. 
 Stitchfallen, Stiq-fel-n, a. hagig loos. 
 Stitchwort, Stiq-wurt, n. a JEnus ov herbajus 
 
 plants; a wed; kamomjl; stikwurt. 
 Stive, Stjv,t v. t. tu stuf up or kep klos; tu pres 
 
 tugeder; — tu mak hot er sultri. 
 Stiver, Stj-ver, n. a Duq koper kffn. 
 Stoak, Stok, v. t. {If aid.) tu stop; tu qok. 
 Stoat, Stot, n. a fetid animal, ov de wezl kjnd. 
 Stoccade, Stok-ad, n. an enklogn,r or fens mad 
 
 wid perntcd staks. Se {Stockade.) 
 Stoccado, Stok-a-do, ?i. a trust wid a rapier. 
 Stock, Stok, n. de trugk er budi ov a pl.ant; ds 
 
 trugk intu hwiq a graft iz inserted; a log; a 
 
 post; — a blokhed; a man proverbiali stx],pid; — de 
 
 handl ov eni tig; — a trust; a stokado; a stokig; — 
 
 an qrtikl ov dres fer de nek; a kravat; a klos 
 
 nekklot; — a ras; a lineaj; a famili; — a fikst fund; 
 
 de kapital sum invested in a bagk, er manyq,- 
 
 faktyqrig or tradig kumpani er kerporajonj 
 
 prinsipal; kapital stor; kwontiti; stor; fqrmig 
 
 stor; katl in jeneral; — a fund konsistig ov a 
 
 kapital det dq, bj guvernment tu individyqal 
 
 holderz, hcD resev a rat ov interest. Se {Stocks.) 
 Stock, Stok, v. t. tu stor; tu fil; tu la up; tu 
 
 suplj wid stok; — tu put in de stoks; — tu eks- 
 
 terpat. 
 Stockade, Stok-ad, n. {Fwt.) a Jqrpnd post er 
 
 stak; a Ijn er enkio^qr fermd wid pernted staks. 
 Stockade, Stok-ad, v. t. tu defend bj stokadz. 
 Stockbroker, Stok-bro-ker, n. wun hi» dslz in 
 
 publik fundz. 
 Stockdove, Stok-duv, 71. de rigduv. 
 Stock-exchange, Stok-eks-qanj, n. de sistem h\ 
 
 hwiq de purqas, sal, and transferens ov stok and 
 
 Jqrz qr efektcd bj brokerz. 
 Stockfish, Stok-fiJ, 11. drjd kod, so keld from 
 
 its hqrdnes; dijd fiJ kqrd wid'st selt. 
 Stockgillyflower, Stok-jil-i-fl-s-er, n. a plant 
 
 and fragrant f]>!er. 
 Stockholder, Stok-hold-er, n. an oner ov stok; 
 
 a J4rboldor. 
 Stocking, Stok-ig, n. de klos kuverig ov de leg. 
 Stocking, St6k-iy, v. t. tu dres in stokigz.
 
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 Btockino-zbame, St^k-i^-fram, n. a fram for 
 
 wEvio stokiiji. [wKV* »tokini. 
 
 STOtKi.NG WEAVEE, Ht6k-ii|-WEV-er, n. wun hot 
 
 Ktoiki.sh, Stok-iJ, a. hqrd; blukij: itUiki. 
 
 tiTucKJUBUEB, Stuk-job-cT, n. wun ho) dele or 
 i|>ekyiilaU in etoka or de publik fundz; u Htok- 
 brukor. [lati^ in siukii. 
 
 Stockjobbing, St6k-job-io, «. dt ukt ov 8\)6kyn- 
 
 yTocKLOCK, Stok-lok, n. a lok tik.Htia wud. 
 
 tsTOCitPLHSE, Slok-imrs, u. {ilil.) a sv'rton cnviy 
 hwiij iz luad in a kur, and apljd tu rcjiuontui 
 purpu.-iez. 
 
 Stocks, SUtks, n. j'l. a prizn for de logz; a kjnd 
 ov punijmcnt; — publik fuudz. — {Aaut.} a fruin 
 eroktod on de Jur ov a river or harbor, or in u 
 navi-yqrd, tu HUpurt a /ip Lw|I it iz bildig. Sc 
 {Stm-k.} [bIok-iuuki||. 
 
 Stocksuave, Stok-jHV, n. an instrajiut-nt y^zd in 
 
 gxooK-BTiLL, Stok-Dtil, a. mu/onlus az u log: kw{t 
 stil. [a wun iz ntuki." 
 
 Stocky, St6k-i,t a. stut; Jort and tik; az, " Suq 
 
 Stoic, Stu-ik, n. wun ov u sekt ov anjeut filos- 
 uferz, tBndud b{ Zenu, naiud from At {ati/a,) 
 (p<jrij,)in Atcnz, hw^r Zrno delivord Liz dis- 
 kunses. He tot dut u w|z luun nt tu be Ire 
 from ol pajonz, tu be unmoivd edcr b| jer or 
 gref , and tu e^item ol tiyz guvornd b| uuuvifdabi 
 ne:ie!)iti; — wun ba> iz sli>>ikul, indunbibi, or un- 
 tndivd. 
 
 Btoic, Stu-ik, i a. ov or belofjip tu de Stu- 
 
 iSTOiOAL, >Slu-ik-al, i iks; koild; stif; oster; un- 
 felig: uumtLvd; wontig Housiibiliti; afektif) tu 
 hold ol tigz indiferent. 
 
 Stoically, Slw-ik-al-i, ad. in a staikal maner; 
 osterli. [ov beifl ■ituiknl. 
 
 Stoicalness, Stu-ik-al-ncs, n. de kwoliti or litRt 
 
 Stoiouiouetky, St<r-ki-6ni-e-tri, n. {Chem.) a 
 brunij ov komidtri diit treU ov de propur/onz 
 hwi(j ^ubjlan:tez niuat hav, bwun da unter intu 
 a Stat ov nt),triUiti. 
 
 Stoicism, Stu-i-:iiz-m, n. de sisteni, doktrin, kar- 
 uktcT, or uiiinerz, ov de stuik^; iu:jcu>ibiliti. 
 
 Stoke, Stok, l<jkit.ii; plas;— hens de naiuz ov meni 
 Igj^liJ t'tuz; uz, liuzi||A/uA-. 
 
 Stoker, Stu-ker, n. wun boo luks after de fjr ov 
 u brothits or stem-enjin; a poker. 
 
 Stole, St<il, «. a lop vost; a vestment ov a ma- 
 tron or ov a prest. — {JJut.} a sukcr, or de modi- 
 fikajon ov wun. 
 
 Stole, Stul, t. from Strl. He (SUal.) 
 
 Stoled, Stuld, a. wi^rig a stol er log rob. 
 
 Stole.v, Stul-n, J), from :^tfl. Se {SUal.) 
 
 Stolip, St<il-id, a. stiipid; fmlij. 
 
 Stoliuitv, Sto-iid-i-ti, ( n. stiipiditi; wont ov 
 
 Stuliunej^ Stol-id-nvs, ( sens. 
 
 Stolo.n, Si«J-lou, n. {liot.y a /jil or runcr ovgras, 
 d:it rOit.H at de jernt. 
 
 Stolompekol's, Stol-o-nif-or-u8, a. prodi^sig 
 Dttjlunt, or krepig, nittig Jtbtii, az sum grasoz. 
 
 Stomacace, St«j-mak-a-!>e, n. [L.] (.!/<</.) fetor 
 ov bret, or ofeiuiv amcl, ar|tig from dlseruted 
 gumz. 
 
 StoMACU, Stiim-ak, n. dr ventrikl or vi.ikus in 
 hffic foid iz dijosted. <lt biiniau ."tunuik iz u 
 sumuwot oblog, rvnded, memliranus bag, in de 
 cpiganUik rejon;— apttit: dezjr ov loid; iuklina- 
 fon: IJkig:- -lulcnnea; rtzcntmeni; prjd; botiiie.-i. 
 
 Stomacu. Stiim-ak, V. I. tu nuiv, bold, reuin, or 
 b:ir in de .«tumak; — tu rez«ut; tu remumbcr wid 
 aggt-r; tu bruk. 
 
 Stumai'heu, Siiim-akt, a. fild wid agger. 
 
 Stouaciiek, .Stdin-;i-(;cr, ». an ornamental kuv- 
 erig wijrn bj wimen on de brcst. 
 
 STOMACUta, Stiim-uk-or, n. wun hit) stumaks. 
 
 Stom.vcukul, Sttim-ok-ful,* a. aulua; slubom; 
 aggri. 
 
 Stomacuvullt, Stdm-ak-ful-i,* ad. in an aggri 
 
 m;iuer. 
 
 Stomaciikul.ness, Stdm-ak-f uI-Dca,* ». sulennca; 
 obstinuM. [(tuinak. 
 
 .Stomachic, Kto-mak-ik, n. a medisin for de 
 
 Stomacuic, Sto-mak-ik, i a. relatig tu de 
 
 Stomacuical, St<j-uuik-ik-al, j stumak; gud 
 f.ir de stumak. 
 
 .Stomachino, Stdm-ak-ig, «. rez6ntmenl. 
 
 .Stomaculess, Slum-ak-los, a. bavig no stumak 
 or iipctjt. 
 
 Stomacu-I'UMP, Stum-ak-pump, n. a amol pump, 
 or siriiij, fxr droig likwidz 'St ov de itumak, er 
 inJL'ktig likwidz intu it. [akful. 
 
 Stomachy, Stdm-ak-i, a. sulen; obstinat; stum- 
 
 .Stomai'ou, Stom-a-pod, n. {Zuol.) wun ov aa 
 urdcr ov kru.stajanz. 
 
 Stomata, Stom-a-ta, n. pi. (Hoi. &, Zx/l.} oval 
 orilisez in de kuverig ov sum plants, and de 
 ki],tikl ov sum unimalz. 
 
 Stomatic, St<a-mat-ik, n. i^fed.) a mcdisin for 
 dizezez ov de m'sfc. [pjk trjb. 
 
 .Stomias, .St<i.mi-as, n. a jenus ov fijez, ov de 
 
 •Sto.ne, Stun, n. a koukrejon ov sum spejez ov 
 <,^rt, az Ijm, sik-ks, kla, and de Ijk, in kombina- 
 jon, smolur dun a rok and Iqrjer dan gravel; 4 
 mineral uut duktil or lualeabl; u pes ov stun kut 
 for bildig; a jem: a prejus ston: a jxibl; a bolder; 
 — a kompozijon hwi(j standz de wuder, and haz 
 de apenins ov stun; qrtilijal stun; — a mouyn- 
 mcnt, at a grav; — cni tig mad ov sUan; — kaikt^- 
 lus, or k:ilkii,lus konkrejon, in de kiduiz or blad- 
 er; de dize'z arjzig from de kalki^lus:— de kas 
 hwiQ, in sum fruoLs, kontanz de sed, and iz itd^lf 
 kontund in de tra>t;— tcstikl;— a wat kontanig 
 furten p'sndz; but, at de Smitfeld mqrkot, in 
 Igglund, at p-5ndz qr reknd q ston ov met. Bj 
 an akt ov ]>qrlimcut, de stun ov furten pisudz is 
 rekw{rd tu be adopted in de reknig, in de mqr- 
 kct; but kastom in dis, az in mcni uder kasez 
 def jz de ©toriti ov de guvernmcnt, and at pisnds 
 kouiiuyq tu be reknd az de .Smitfeld stun. 
 
 Sto.ve, Siun, a. mad ov stun; koii^istig ov gtan. 
 
 Sto.ne, Stun, r. t. tu jjelt or bet or kil wid stonx; 
 — tu fiis wid stunz: tu bqrdn;— tu remitv stuai. 
 
 Stoxe-bli.nd, St«5n-bljiid, a. bljnd az a «t<an. 
 
 Stoneboueb, Stun-bur-er, /i. an animal dat bars 
 stonz. 
 
 .Sto.sebow, .Stun-bu, n. a krosbo hwiq JiDts gt<sns- 
 
 Stonkbbamule. Stun-bram-bl, n. a plant dat 
 bqrz de rubuk-bcriz. [pulverjzd rok er ateta. 
 
 .Sto.n'kbuash, StJii-bru/, n. a subs«rl kompuzd ov 
 
 Sto.nkbbeak, Stun-brak, /». an orb. [kjnd. 
 
 STO.M.BLCK, Stun-buk, n. an animal ov de der 
 
 Sto.veblttee, Stun-bul-er, n. (J/«/j.) a sort ov 
 alum. 
 
 Sto.sechat, Stun-(jat, j w. a benl: a «pejes 
 
 Stonecuatteb, Slun-qat-er, | ov worbler. 
 
 .Sto.necoal, St<in-kol, «. <J/i/».) mineral kqrbon, 
 or Kilkeni kul, ov slati tekstji^r and kugkflrdal 
 fraktyqr: autrasjt. 
 
 Sto.ne cold, Stun-kuld, a. kuld az a ston. 
 
 Sro.NE-cOBAL, St45n-kor-al, n. a hqrd spe/es ov 
 koral. 
 
 Stonecbat, Stun-kra, n. a di^t^mper in hoks. 
 
 Sto.NtcBor, Stun-krop, n. a jenus ov sdkynlont 
 plants. 
 
 Sto.necbush. St<in-kru/, n. a sor on de fut. 
 
 Stoneccklew, Sttin-kur-ln, n. a b^rd; u Iqrj tp*- 
 /rz ov pluver. (a ma»oiL. 
 
 Sto.nkcltteb, St<Jn-kut-er,«. wun hinbqz (torn; 
 
 Sto.secltting, Stiin-kut-ig, n. de wurk ov a 
 stunkutcr. 
 
 Stosedeai), Stun-ded, a. kwjt dod. 
 
 Sto.neeateb, StiJn-et-er, n. an animal datdxrin 
 stonz; 8t<&nbwrer.
 
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 Stonefalcon, Ston-fe-kn, n. a sert ov hek hwiq 
 bildz her nest in roks. 
 
 Stonefern, Ston-fern, n. a plant. 
 
 Stoxeflv, Ston-flj, n. an iusekt. 
 
 Stonefruit, Ston-froot, n. froot kontanig a ston, 
 er a hqrd Jel hwiq enklozez dz sed, az peqez, 
 plumz, &s. [brakiij stouz. 
 
 Stonehammee, Ston-ham-er, n. a hamer far 
 
 Stonehawk, Ston-hgk, /(. a kind ov hek. 
 
 Stonehoese, Ston-hers, n. a hers not kastrated; 
 a stalyon. ' [in ston. 
 
 Stonemason, Ston-ma-son, n. a mason hcD wurks 
 
 Stonemoetar, Ston-mer-tar, n. a kind ov mortar 
 in hwiq stonz qr lad. 
 
 Stonepine, Ston-pjn, n. a spEjez ov pjn-trs. 
 
 Stonepit, Ston-pit, 71. a kwori; a pit hw^r stonz 
 qr dug. 
 
 Stojjepitch, Ston-piq, n. hqrd, inspisated pig. 
 
 Stoneplovee, Ston-pinv-er, 71. a berd. [stonz. 
 
 Stoxequarry, Ston-kwor-i, n. a mjn er kwori ov 
 
 Stonee, 8t6a-er, ». wun hca bets er kilz wid stonz. 
 
 Stoxe's-cast, Stonz-kast, n. distans tu hwiq a 
 ston ma be tron: &e kast ov a ston. 
 
 Stoxeseed, Ston-ssd, n. a perenial plant. 
 
 Stoxesmickle, Ston-smik-l, n. a berd. 
 
 Stonesquaree, St6n-skwq,r-er, n. wun ho) Japs 
 stonz intu skwq,rz. [ston. 
 
 Stoxewall, Ston-wel, 71. a wel er fens mad ov 
 
 Stoneware, Ston-w^, 71. w^r mad ov pulverizd 
 ston er ert. [sistirj ov ston. 
 
 Stonework, Ston-wurk, m. wurk er masonri kon- 
 
 Stoxiness, Ston-i-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beir) stoni; 
 hqrdnes. 
 
 Stony, Ston-i, a. mad ov, er rEzemblii), ston; 
 ab-sndir) wid stonz; hqrd; infleksibl: unrelentiij. 
 
 Stony-heaeted, Stcm-i-hqrt-ed, a. hqrdhqrted; 
 krttiel; pitiles. 
 
 Stood, Stud, i. and/), from Stund. Ss {Stand.) 
 
 Stook, St<i)k, 71. a Jok ov kern kontanig twelv 
 Jsvz. 
 
 Stook, St<l)k, v. t. tu set up de Jsvz in sta)ks. 
 
 Stool, StO)!, 71. a set wid-st a bak, az distiggwijt 
 from a gar;— a klos sbDl; natyii,ral 8vakyi|,aJon 
 ov de b-selz;— d J(i)t from de truijk ov a tre; de 
 rCDt ov a timber tre hwiq troz up Jctits. 
 
 Stoolball, Stoil-bel, u. a rjoral pla wid a bel. 
 
 Stoom, St(»m, «. t. tu ala er kwolifi win bi erbz: 
 tu stum. 
 
 Stoop, StiT)p, v. i. tu bend d-sn er ferward; tu 
 len forward, standip erwekig; tu yeld; tu bend; 
 tu submit; tu desend from ragk er digniti; tu 
 be inferior; tu kondesend. 
 
 Stoop, St<Dp, v. t. tu bend forward; tu submit. 
 
 Stoop, Stmp, n. de akt ov stff.piij; inklinajon d-sn- 
 ward; desent from digniti cr sq,perioriti; fel ov a 
 berd upon hiz pra;— a vesel for likor;— a post 
 fasrid in de ert;— a piaza er balustrad;— a pore 
 wid steps: dor-steps. 
 
 Stoopee, St<f)p-er, n. wun hco sta)ps. [ward 
 
 Stooping, StJjp-ii), pp. a. bendig d^n: bendin fer- 
 
 Stoopingly, St<jbp-iij-li, ad. wid inkiinafon d^u- 
 wardz. 
 
 Stop, Stop, v. t. tu hinder from progresiv mojon; 
 tu hinder from suksesiv operajon; tu hinder 
 from eni qanj ov stat; tu hinder from akjon er 
 praktis; tu put an end tu de mojon or akJon 
 ov; tu imped; tu qek; tu intersept; tu repres: 
 tu suspend; tu supres; tu kloz up; tu obstriikt.' 
 
 Stop, Stop, t. i. tu ses tu prosed: tu sta; tu sen! 
 
 Stop, Stop, n. de akt ov stopig; dat hwiq stops; 
 tjm ov stopig; sesajon ov progresiv moJon; hin- 
 derans; obstrukjon; sesajon; rest; intermijon; in- 
 terupjon; dat hwiq obstrukts; obstakl; impedi- 
 ment;— a pernt or mqrk in rjlig;— a vent on a 
 wind instrcoment, er \Ans on de' wir ov a strigd 
 instrument, bj hwiq a not iz prodi^st. 
 
 Stopcock, Stop-kok, n. a pjp tu let -st likor, 
 
 stopt bj a turnig kok. 
 Stopgap, Stop-gap, n. sumtig siibstitq,ted; a tem- 
 
 porari ekspedient. 
 Stopless, Stop-les, a. not tu be stopt; havig no 
 
 stop; irszistibl. 
 Stoppage, Stop-aj, n. de akt ov stopig; &t stat 
 
 ov beig stopt; dat hwiq stops; obstrukjon.— ;S^- 
 
 aj ill trariiitii, {Law} de se^i^r bj de seler ov 
 
 gudz sold, di^rig de kors ov djir pasaj tu de 
 
 bjer. 
 Stopper, Stop-er, w. he or dat hwiq stops; a stopl. 
 Stoppee-bolt, Stop-er-bolt, n. {JVaut.} a Iqrj 
 
 rig-bolt drivn intu de dek, fer de yq,s ov a 
 
 rop-s toper. 
 Stopping, Stop-ig, n. de akt ov heltig er stopin. 
 Stopple, Stop-l, ». dat bj hwiq eni hoi, er de 
 
 m-st ov eni vesel, iz fild up; a kerk; a stoper. 
 Stopple, Stop-l, v. t. tu stop; tu kloz wid a 
 
 stopl. 
 Stoeage, Stor-aj, n. de akt ov storig gudz; plas 
 
 fer storig gudz; sum pad fer storig gudz. 
 Stoeax, Sto-raks, «. a tre; a rezin or fragrant 
 
 belsamik eksyq,daJon from de tre. 
 Store, Stor, ». a Iqrj number er Iqrj kwontiti; 
 
 plenti; a stok akqmi|,lated; a suplj horded; a 
 
 hus hw^r merqandjz iz stord; a w^h'ss; hord; 
 
 storh-ss; magazen. — ( United States) a retalerz 
 
 Jop. Se {-Bookstore.) 
 Stoee, Stor, a. horded; lad up: aki^mq^lated; — fit 
 
 er dezjnd tu be kept; az, stor katl er pigz. 
 Store, Stor, r. t. tu la up in stor; tu hord; tu. 
 
 furnij; tu replenij; tu stok. 
 Storehouse, Stor-h-ss, n. a magazen; a w^rh'ss; 
 
 a plas in hwiq tigz qr horded and repozited 
 
 agenst a tim ov yTi,s; a stor. 
 Stoeekeepee, Sttor-kep-er, n. wun hot) taks k^r 
 
 ov a stor. 
 Stoeer, Stor-er, «. wun hcD storz er laz up. 
 Storeroom, Stor-nnm, w. a rcom er plas fer gudz. 
 Storge, Ster-je, 71. parental er maternal instigkt 
 
 er afekjon; af ekjon ov animalz fer dq,r yug. 
 Storied, Sto-rid, a. furnijt wid storiz; — adernd 
 
 wid historikal pantigz; — selebrated in stori. 
 Stork, Stork, w. a berd ov pasaj, nerli aljd tu de 
 
 kran and heron, famus fer de regyqlariti ov its 
 ^ depqrtyixr. 
 Storm, Storm, n. a komojon in de atmosfer; a 
 
 tempest; a blast; a hurikan: ran akumpanid bj 
 
 wind; — a violent asolt on a fertif jd plas; sedijon; 
 
 ti|,mult; kalamiti; distres; vjolens; vehemens; 
 
 tnmultyn,us fors. 
 Storm, Storm, v. t. tu atak wid vjolens bj opn 
 
 fors. 
 Storm, Storm, v. i. tu raz tempests; tu raj; tu 
 
 bio vjolentli; tu be tempestyq^us; tu be aggri 
 
 er vjolent. 
 Stoembeat, Storm-bet, a. inji^rd, erbEt,bj storm. 
 Stoemblrd, Storm-berd, ti. a berd; a nam ov de 
 
 petrel. \misel. 
 
 Stormcock, Storm-kok, n. a. berd, keld elso de 
 Stormfinch, Storm-finq, w. a berd; de petrel; 
 
 Muder Kariz qiken. 
 Stormful, Sterm-ful, a. tempestyq,us; stormi. 
 Stormfulness, Storm-ful-nes, n. stermines. 
 Storminess, Storm-i-nes, n. de stat or kwoliti ov 
 
 beig stormi. 
 Storming, St6rm-ig, n. de akt ovwun hcDstermzj 
 
 a tempest. 
 Stoemless, Sterm-les, a. destitq,t ov stermz. 
 .Stoempeoof, Storm-proaf, a. prctif agenst stermz 
 
 er bad weder. 
 Stoemy, Sterm-i, a. tempestyr^us; bloig; vjolentj 
 
 pajonat. 
 Storthing, Stort-ig, n. de pqrliment er lejis- 
 
 lativ bodi ov Norwa,
 
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 Stoet, St<i-ri, n. hliUjri; an ak-^nl ov tio« pait; 
 
 a suol tal; a peti narativ; an anukdut; un insi- 
 
 dent: a trjflii) tal; Q poli fikjon; — a slaj or flur 
 
 or a bildig; u fljt ov ntimz: a Hubdivijun uv dt 
 
 Ljt ova bv^, ombrasig de h^t mdndud bi wun njl 
 
 ov gt^rz. 
 Storv, Stu-ri, V. t. tu rtlat; tu aninj in 8U>rii. 
 Stury-book, Sufi-ri-buk, n. a. buk fild wid 
 
 bturiz. 
 STOBYP08T, St«j-ri-post, n. (^Arch.) an uprjt pc» 
 
 Of timber disiK!>2d in a atari ov a bildiy for a 
 
 sup^rt. [talz or sUjriz. 
 
 Storv-tklleb, Stu-ri-tcl-er, n. wun hiD reliit!! 
 isTORY-TELLiNQ, t3t45-ri-tcl-i(], A. de akt ur tvlig 
 
 sturiz. 
 Stote, ritot, f). a kjnd ov wezl. Se {Slj/at.} 
 Stound, Sfsnd/ n. soru; pan; a nffz; — amazmont; 
 
 nr; t|in; in^stunt. 
 Stout, Sfst, a. stroj; k(»ri)qlent; Iqrj; lusti: val- 
 
 yant; brav: buld; ob:sliiuit; reztiliit: pnsd; l9rui. 
 Stout, Smt, n. a kant nam far vcri strofl ber. 
 Stoutueakted, St3t-hqrt-ed, a. brav; rezulqt; 
 
 kunijuj. [stinatli. 
 
 Stoutly, St-st-li, ad. Iiutili; buldii; fermti; 6b- 
 Stoutness, St'st-nc.'<, n. dt kwoliti or beig st'5t; 
 
 8trc;)t; valor; boldncs; fortitqd; 6bstina<i. 
 Stove, Stuv, «. a hutbii!'; a plas qriifijali hetcd; 
 
 — a tiriilas, mur or les klos, or a rcseiitakl lor dc 
 
 kombujtyun ov fqcl furde parpiuov bEtin h'szez 
 
 er afiqrtiut-ntj. [beted. 
 
 Stove, Stuv, e.t. tu kep worm in a bus qrtifi/ali 
 STOVtR, Stcjv-or, n. foder fur katl; kors ba or 
 
 stro; — pudx er p«rnt<, az ov rap, brukn of in 
 
 tra/ij). 
 Stow, Sto, r. t. tu la bj er plas kom{>aktli; tu la 
 
 up; tu re|>6zit. 
 Stowage, Stti-aj, n. dc akt ov sttiifl: de stat ov 
 
 bciu !(tud; dat bwiq iz stod up; pins for stuig; 
 
 rOitn for luig up: muni {nd for de ^U^iig ov gudz. 
 Strabism, Stn'i-biz-ui, n. a skwintig; dc akt ov 
 
 lukifl a-^kwint. Se {iliiaf'Umiie.} 
 Strabismus. Stra-bi^-mus, ;». [L.] {MtJ.) an 
 
 unnatyqral oblikwiti in de aksis ov de j: a wont 
 
 ov kunkorduuj in de optik akiez; a ^kwintig. 
 StbauiiLE, Strad-1, r. j. tu stand or wok wid de 
 
 fet reuKfivd fqr fruui eq uder tu de rjt and left: 
 
 tu pqrt dc Ic'gz wjd. 
 Straddle, Strad-1, n. de pozijon ov wun biB 
 
 stradlz; divarika/on; a strid. 
 Steaoole, Strag-1, r. i. tu wonder wid-»t eni 
 
 s^rten direkjun; tu rov; tu rambl; tu rom; tu 
 
 wonder di.-iji^'rscdli: tu eksjqbemt; tu JOit tm 
 
 fqr; tu be diin/rat; tu stand .-i{)gl. 
 Strauglee, Strag-ler, n. wun boi straglz; a won- 
 
 doror; a ruver; a vagabond. 
 Stbaggu.no, Slrag-liB, />/>. a. moivig ir^gy^larli; 
 
 ruvif). 
 - rEAGGLiXGLT, Strig-lio-li, ad. in a straglij) 
 
 maner. 
 Straight, Strat, a. dirt^kt: rjt, az a Ijn streqt be- 
 
 twi'ii Uh iiffnU"; notkrukvd: tons; tjt. 
 SrKAiGiiT, Strat, r. t. tu mak gtrat: tu strain. 
 Stbaigiit. Strat, ad. imediatli; direktii. 
 Straigiite.n, .Strat-n, r. /. tu mak strat; tu fre 
 
 from krukrdncs, 
 Straightener, Strat-n-er, ». wun b* stratnz. 
 Steaigutkorward, Strat-for-wurd, a. prctscdig 
 
 direktii forward; direkt; uprjt; und^viatiy. 
 Steaightfobwaedly, Stral-for-ward-li, ad. in 
 
 a dirokt mancr. 
 Steaightfoewaboxess, Strat-for-ward-nes, n. 
 
 dc kwoliti ov btij) stratferward. [edli. 
 
 Stbaiohtly, Strat-li, ad. in a r^l Ijn; not kruk- 
 Stbaigut.ness. Stnit-ncs, fi. de statov beig^trat: 
 
 rcktitqd: diri^ktnes. 
 Straiqutway, Slrit-wa, ad. ime'diatli: direktii. 
 
 Stbaiv, Strnn, r. I. tu for» tnt) lam ponu gub- 
 
 stans; tu furs trO) a struner; tu p^rifj bj filtra- 
 
 Jon; — tu skwez in an embras; tu streq; tu spran; 
 
 tu wrkn bj vjolens; — tu put tu it« utmost 
 
 strogt; tu mak strat or tens; tu puj beyond de 
 
 projHjr ckstt'ut;— tu furs; tu konstrun; tu mak 
 
 unezi or unnatyqral. i^liltcrd. 
 
 Steaix, Stran, r. t. tu mak vjulcnt efortit: tu be 
 Strain, Stran, n. an injqri bj vjulens: a spran; — 
 
 a stjl or maner ov spekiy; sofl; not; s'snd; tt^n; — 
 
 tuni; tcndcnsi. 
 .^TRAINABLE, Stran-a-bl, a. dat ma be strand. 
 .^TRAINER, Stnin-er, n. wun h(T> strnnz; a filtercr; 
 
 a kulandcr;— an iustnijment ov tiltrajon. 
 Stbaixixg, Stran-ijj, n. dt akt ov wun biD stranz; 
 
 filtrnjon. 
 Strait, Strat, a. konfjnd as bj a Ijn strand rsnd 
 
 de bodi; naro; klos; avari/us; difikult; distr^- 
 
 ful. 
 Steait, Strat, n. a nara qanel jffnij) Ux> sez, or 
 
 wun pqrt ov a *c or pes ov woter tu aniider; a 
 
 pas; — Stat ov distres or embarasment; distr^; 
 
 difikulti. 
 Stbaite.n, Str^t-n, r. t. tu mak naru; tu kon- 
 
 tr.ikt; tu konf jn; tu mak klus or tjt; tu deprjv 
 
 ov nesesari nDin:— tu distres; tu put intu difi- 
 
 kultiz; tu cmbaras. 
 Steaitua.vded, Strat-hand-ed, a. pqrsimonius; 
 ^ spqrii); uigardli. [anilines. 
 
 .Steaithaxdedxess, Strat-hand-ed-ncs, n. nig- 
 Strait jacket, Stnit-jak-et, n. an aparatus tu 
 
 koufiu de limz ov a distrakted person. 
 Steaitlaced, Stnit-last, a. pinqt bj staz;— stif; 
 
 konstrand; widst fredom; rijid; strikt; over- 
 ^ sknipqlus. [klbwli. 
 
 Stbaitly-, Strat-Ii, ad. naroli; striktli; rigorusli; 
 Stbaitxess, Strat-nes,n. de kwoliti ov bei{) strat; 
 
 narones; rigor; distres: difikulti; wont: sk^rsiti. 
 Strake, Strak, n. a strek; a nuru bord; -de jum 
 
 or tjr bwi(j difendz dc feli ov a hwel.— (^Vtiw/.) 
 
 a rauj ov plajjks, er a sem bctwen t<» planks, in 
 ^ a ;ip. 
 Stbamixeus, Stra-min-e-os, a. strei; konsistig ov 
 
 .«tro; qafi; Ijk stro. [de tt>m-apl. 
 
 .^TRAMOMi'M, Stra-m6-ni-um, n. {Ii-4.) a plant; 
 Stramoxy, Stram-o-ni, n. dt torn apl, er {datura 
 
 tttraiiwnium,) a narkotik plant, dt sedxand levi 
 
 ov bwi^ qr yqzd in medisin. 
 Stbanu, Strand, n. de verj ov dc sc, er ot eni 
 
 woter; a Jur; a bcQ.— (.A'au/.) a divi3on er twist 
 
 ov a rap. 
 ."^TRAXD, Strand, r. /. tu drjv or fars up<5n dc Jal- 
 
 oz; — tu brak a strand ov rup. 
 i^TEAXGE, Straiij, .1. foren; ov andder kuntri; not 
 
 domestik; — wunderful: nq; unakdstomd; od; 
 
 unyiyqal; siggqlar; cks^nlrik; unnun; rcm«it; 
 
 unnkwanted. 
 Steange, Stranj, inUr. an eksprc/on ov wnnder. 
 Steaxge, Stranj, r. ». tu be estranjd; tu wunder. 
 Steaxge, Stranj, r. t. tu alyenat; tu estranj. 
 Stea.nge-lookixo, Stranj-luk-ig, a. bavig an 
 
 od apcnuis. [wunderfuli. 
 
 Steaxoely. Stranj-li, ad. in a stranj maner; 
 Steaxgexe--^, Stninj-ncs, n. dt stat or kwoliti ov 
 
 beig stranj: odnci>: sijjgqluriti; unkomonnos. 
 Steangee, .Stniu-ji-r, n. wun hu) ii not nan: wan 
 
 bit) it Dot an inbabitant; a forcner: wun ov an- 
 dder kuntri: an alyen: a gest; wiu unakwant«d; 
 
 wuu not admitod tu f^lujip. 
 Stea.nge-sail, ."<tninj-sal. n. {yauLy an unmfto, 
 
 or an cneuiiz Jip widin vq. 
 Steaxole, Strap-gl, r. t. tu Qok; ta stifakat; tu 
 
 kil bj intors«|.tig de bret; tu supr^; tu hinder 
 
 from bert. [gld. 
 
 Steaxqleable, Stran-gl-a-bl. a. dat ma be stng- 
 Stkaxolee, Strag-glcr, n. wan bat straogU.
 
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 Ste;*ngle3, Strag-glz, n. pi. sweli^z in a hersez 
 trot. [bret. 
 
 Strangling, Strai)-glii), n. ds akt ov stopig de 
 Steangulatjox, Strai)-gTj,-la-Jon, ti. de akt ov 
 strapglii): At Stat ov beii) straggld; sufokajon. 
 Stbangurious, Strag-gi'i-ri-us, a. rslatii) tia de 
 
 strangii,ri. 
 Strangury, Strag-gti-ri, n. (Med.) a difikulti 
 
 in vercUp jurin, ateuded wid pan. 
 
 Strap, Strap, n. a naro, loij slip ov klofi er leder: 
 
 — an apendaj tu ds lef ovsum grasez; — a leder, 
 
 &s., for Jqrpnig a razor, yi^jq^ali er veri ofn ritn 
 
 {strop.} [wid a strap. 
 
 Strap, Strap, v. t. tia bet wid a strap: tia Jqrpn 
 
 Strappado, Stra-pa-dcD, n. a kjnd ov militari 
 
 tertyi|r, foriuerli praktist. It woz performd h\ 
 
 dreii) up de ofender tia de top ov a bem, and 
 
 letir) him fel, wid de komon efekt ov dislokatii) 
 
 a lim. 
 
 Strappado, Stra-pa-do, v. t. tu punij: tia tert- 
 
 yqr. [bulki. 
 
 Strapper, Stnip-er, n. wun boo straps: — eni tii) 
 
 Strapping, Strap-ig,^: a. vast; Iqrj; bulki. 
 
 Strass. Stras, n. a komp'snd mineral siibstans, 
 
 yqzd in makii) qrtifijal jemz. 
 Strata, Stra-ta, n. pi. [L.] {Min. and Geol.} 
 
 bedz: laerz, az ov ert. iSe {Stratum.) 
 
 Stratagem, Strat-a-jem, n. an qrtifis in wer; a 
 
 trik bi hwiq an enemi iz desevdorsura advdntaj 
 
 gand: an qrtifis; a trik. [stratajemz. 
 
 Stratagemical, Strat-a-jem-i-kal, a. ful ov 
 
 STEATARiTHMETRy, Strat-a-rit-me-tri, n. {Mil.) 
 
 de akt ov droit) up an qrmi er bodi ov men in a 
 
 jeometrikal figyqr. 
 
 Strategetic, Strat-e-jet-ik, ) a. relatirj tia 
 
 Strategetical, Strat-e-jet-i-kal, i stratejetiks. 
 
 Strategics, Strat-e-jiks, n. pi. Se {Strateget- 
 
 ics,) and {Stratetjy.) 
 
 Strategetics, St'rat-e-jet-iks, n. j^l- dat branq 
 
 ov militari siens hwiq relats tu de dispozijon 
 
 and aranjment ov an qrmi for ball: militari tak- 
 
 tiks: strateji. 
 
 Strategic, Stra-tej-ik, ) a. relatii) tia strat- 
 
 Steategical, Stra-tej-i-kal, ( eji er militari 
 
 taktiks. 
 Strategist, Strat-e-jist, n. wun hd) iz verst in 
 strateji er stratejetiks. [eral ofiser. 
 
 Steategus, Stra-te-gus, n. [Z.] an Atenian jen- 
 Strategy, Strat-e-ji, n. de qrt er sjens ov makii] 
 preliminari aranjments fer an qrmi; elso ov araii) 
 and kondiiktii) an qrmi; stratejetiks; militari sj- 
 ens er taktiks. 
 Steath, Straf), n. a. val; a vali trco hwiq a river 
 
 floz: — [in yqs in Skotland.] 
 Stratification, Strat-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. Az akt ov 
 stratifjifl: ds stat ov beig stratifjd; aranjment in 
 bedz er laerz. 
 Stratified, Strat-i-f jd, p. a. kompozd ov strata 
 
 er laerz; havig strata. 
 
 Stratiform, Strat-i-ferm, a. beig in de form 
 
 ov strata; stratifjd. [laerz er bedz. 
 
 Stratify, Strat-i-fj, v. t. tu form er aranj intu 
 
 Stratigraphical, Strat-i-graf-i-kal, a. relatig 
 
 tu strata- deskriptiv ov strata. 
 
 Stratigraphically, Strat-i-graf-i-kal-i, ad. in 
 
 a stratigrafikal ferm. [ernment. 
 
 Stratocracy, 8tra-t6k-ra-si, n. a militari guv- 
 
 Stratogeaphy, Stra-tog-ra-fi, n. a deskripjon 
 
 ov qrmiz, or hwot(5vcr relats tu dem. 
 Stratum, Stra-tum, 71. [/,.] pi. Stra-ta, {Eng.) 
 Stra-tumz; (de later riirli yi^zd;) {Min. and 
 Geol.) Q laer or bed ov eni tig; az, a stratum 
 ov gravel, er ov crt, or ov roks hwiq Ij in suksejon 
 upon eq uder. 
 Stratus, Stra-tus, n. [Z.] {Meteorology) a. fel- 
 klTJd, er a kl-sd dat rests on de erfis surfas. 
 
 Straav, Stre, n. de stek er stem ov gran; — eni tig 
 
 proverbiali wurfcles. 
 Straw', Stre, v. t. Se {Strew.) 
 .Straw-bed, Stro-bed, n. a. bed mad ov stre. 
 .Strawberry, Stre-ber-i, n. a. wel non plant and 
 
 its frcBt, ov meni varjetiz. 
 Strawberry-tree, Stre-ber-i-tre, n. an erer- 
 
 gren tre; de qrbqt. 
 Straw-built, Stro-bilt, a. mad ov stre. 
 Straw-color, Stre-kul-or, n. de kulor ov stre. 
 Straw-colored, Stre-kul-ord, a. ov de kulor ov 
 
 stre: lit yelca. [kuts stre. 
 
 Straw-cutter, Stre-kut-er, n. he er dat hwig 
 .Straw-hat, Stro-hat, n. a hat mad ov stre. 
 Straw-stuffed, Stre-stuft, a. stuft wid stre. 
 Straw-worm, Stre- warm, n. a wurm bred in stre. 
 Strawy, Stre-i, a. mad er konsistig ov stre; Ijk 
 
 stro: lit. 
 Stray, Stra, v. i. tu wonder; tu rov; tu rov -st 
 
 ov de wa; tu ranj er wonder: tu go astra; tu 
 
 rambl; tu swerv; tu er; tu deviat from de rjt. 
 Stray, Stra, n. eni kretyi^^r strad; eni tig lost bj 
 
 wonderig: — de akt ov wonderig. 
 Strayer, Stra-er, n. wun hot) straz; a wonderer. 
 Straying, Stra-ig, n. de akt ov rovig: de akt ov 
 
 goig astra. 
 Streak, Strek, n. a Ijn ov kulor diferent from 
 
 dat ov de gr'snd kulor; — a log, naro strip: — a 
 
 skraq er mqrk mad on a mineral. [tu dapl. 
 
 Streak, Strek, v. t. tu mqrk in streks; tu strjp; 
 Streaked, Strek-ed, er Strekt, p. a. havig 
 
 streks: strjped: streki. [er streks. 
 
 Streaky, Strek-i, a. strjped; variegated bj hqz 
 Stream, Strem, n. a runig weter; a flo ov weter; 
 
 a flo ov fir er gas; a kurent; — eni tig ijqig from 
 
 a bed and prosedig kontinyqusli; a regyi^lar se- 
 
 riez or suksejon: kors. 
 Stream, Strem, v. i. tu flo; tu run in a kurent; 
 
 tu emit a kurent; tu por ■gt weter in a strem; 
 
 tu ijq fort. 
 Stream, Strem, r. t. tu por: tu send fort; — ttl 
 
 mqrk wid kulorz er embrerderi in I05 traks; tu 
 
 strek. 
 Streamer, Strem-er, n. dat hwiq stremz; — an 
 
 ensin: a flag; a penon; — eni tig dat stremz fort; 
 
 — erora boreqlis. [weter. 
 
 Streamful, Strem ful, a. ful ov stremz er ov 
 Streamlet, Strem-let, n. a smel strem. 
 Stream-tin, Strem-tin, n. {Min.) dilqvial or in 
 
 tin mjnz, er pqrtiklz er masez ov tin fund bened 
 
 de sarfas, in alqvial grijudz. 
 Streamy, Strem-i, a. ab-sndig in stremz; floig. 
 Steeet, Stret, n. a publik wa in a t'sn er siti, 
 
 wid hTSzez, komonli, on bot sjdz; a wa, properli 
 
 a pavd wa, betwen tCD roz ov h'szez. 
 Steeet-door, Stret-dor, n. a dor opnig intu 
 
 de stret. [stret. 
 
 Steeet-pacinq, Stret-pas-ig, a. perambq,latig ds 
 Steeet-walkee, Stret-wek-er, 71. a. komon pros- 
 
 titqt; an idler. 
 Streetward, Stret-ward, ) n. {Eng. law) an 
 Stretward, Stret-ward, \ ofiser hcD fermerli 
 
 tuk k<T,r ov de strets. 
 Steeight, Strat, a. naro. Se {Strait.) 
 Steeight, Strat, n. a naro pasaj. [hqmanbodi. 
 Strelite, Strel-jt, n. {Min.) a petrifakjon ov de 
 Strelitz, Strel-its, n. a soljer ov de anjent Mds- 
 
 kovjt milija. 
 Steelitzia, Stre-lit-zi-a, 71. {Bot.) a jenus ov 
 
 plants, from de Kap ov Gud Hop. 
 Steength, Stregt, n. de aktiv p-ser ov an animal 
 bodi; de pasiv p'ser ov eni bodi; intelektyqal 
 p'ser: p'ser ov eni kjnd: miiskqlar fors; p'ser ov 
 endqrans or rezistans; fors; vigor; fermnes; dq- 
 rabiliti; tufnes; hqrdnes ; suport ; mental er 
 moral p'ser; spirit; animajon : — vigor ov rjtig;
 
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 n?rvu» dikjon; fore, opiizd tu »«ftnf», in rltip 
 
 or pontio;— potcnii ov likorz;— Irgul fors; vii- 
 
 liditi;— qrmament; militari fors;— qrgi^mentatir 
 
 fure. 
 Stke.vothen, Str^nt-en, r. t. tu mak strop: ^"^ 
 
 koiitvnii; tu cstablij; tu animat; tu fortify; tu 
 
 iiivijiurut. 
 Strenothkv, Str^ot-en, r. t. tu (jro stro^. 
 yTRKNOTiiEXER, Streot-on-cr, n. he nr dat hwiq 
 
 giv» !<trei)t:--a mcJi^in datgivz strt'ot. 
 Stbexothknixo, Str^o''"<"'-'0> I'P' "• inaRrt'D 
 
 jlri'nf: luiikij) !<triin. [streflt. 
 
 Stbe.notiikl LNtss, Strt'nt-ful-nes, n. fulnes ov 
 Stbk.nothlk.ss, Stri>||t-li"', a. wimtij) slri'ot: wtk. 
 Stresgthnkr, Stri'jjt-Dcr, n. de nam az utreyf- 
 
 ettfr. 
 Strk.vlocs, Str6n-yti-u9, a. cgerli presio; urjent; 
 
 ?rneit; vehement; buld; zclus. 
 STREXL'OCSLy, Strt'n-yq-us-li, ad. in a str^n- 
 
 yiju-i iiiitnvr: urjcutli. 
 StREXfOL'sxEss, Str<*n-yq,-u3-nc?, n. At stat ov 
 
 liriii streiiynua. 
 Strepext, Slr6p-cnt,» a. ntfzi; lisd. [erus. 
 
 Streperol's, Str6p-er-us, a. lisd; nffzi: obiitrcp- 
 STREiS, Stres, n. important; wat; viulcns: fors; 
 
 Btran. [kultiz. 
 
 Stress, Strcs,* v. t. tu distr^; ta put tu difi- 
 Stretch, Strcq, r. t. tu dro ni tu a grater k'flt 
 
 er widt: tu lt'{)N?n: tu ckst^nd: tu spred T»f: lu 
 
 ek-^pand: tu mak lem; tu stran or furs fqrder 
 
 dun iz r|t. 
 Stretch, Streq, r. i. tu be ckst«5nilcd, loknli, in- 
 
 teldktyiiiili, or konsekwonjali; tu bi^r ckiten/on; 
 
 tu rrq; — Jtu sali btyond At tniit. 
 Stretch, Strec, «. At akt ov streqij); de stat ov 
 
 brio stroijt; cKstenJon; rtq; cfort; strugl; utmutst 
 
 ekst«5nt or rtq. 
 Stretcher, Str^-cr, n. be or dat hwiq strcqcz; 
 
 crii tifl yqzd for ekitcnjon; — a bjrd ynzd in bild- 
 
 iy: — a ruorz fut-bord. 
 Strew, Stroo, cr Stru, r. /. [i. gfntxl, ;>*. strttiip, 
 
 stroxl irr stWin;] tu spred bj beio skatvrd or bj 
 
 gkiitcrig; tu skater lJk<li. 
 SiREWixo, Stnf)-i\), or Strii-ifl, n. de akt ov 
 
 s(nt>io or skater! {). 
 Stbewment, Stnfj-tnent,* n. cni tifl strmd. 
 Stri^, Strj-e, n. /'l. {Satural hhUirij) At smol 
 
 canelz in dr Jelz ov koklz and .-ikolops. — {Arih.) 
 
 filets, or raz, dat scparat de furoz ov flq,ted 
 
 kolams. 
 Striate, Strj-at, j a. formd in strje; qaneld; 
 Striated, Strj-at-cd, i havijj naro, transv^rs 
 
 strrkx ptintiM or imprest on dr "urfn.-i. 
 Stricken, Strik-n, v. from i>tnk; struk. Se 
 
 {Strikf.) 
 Strickex, Strik-n, a. aflikted; fqr gon; adrdnst 
 
 in yen. ['Antikwat^d.j 
 Strickle, Mrik-1, n. a gtrjk or in»tr«)mcnt for 
 
 Icvelij) n mesur ov gran;— an instroimcnt for 
 
 hwpti{) .«idz: a rjfl. 
 Strickler, Strik-ler, ) n. an instrument:— de 
 Strickless. .<tnk-Ic8, i ram as $trikl, ttrjk, or 
 
 ttrirfl. [Ixjkal, Iggland.] 
 Strict, Strikt, a. egiakt; akynrat;— rigorusli nis; 
 
 itvtr: rigi>ru«: not mild;— konfjnd; klos; tens. 
 Strictly, Strikt-li, ad. in a strikt mancr; cg- 
 
 (dktli: klofli. 
 Strictness, Strikt-nc5, n. At kwoliti ov brij) 
 
 strikt: epiaktnes; riguru« akyqrasi; feveriti; rig- 
 or: klu>.<iie,<«. 
 SiRicTLRE, Strikt-yrir. n. a strok: a toq: a mqrk: 
 
 — a kritikal rrm^rk: animadvi;r/on; sen/nr; — a 
 
 sljt tuc; or kriti^izm ujxin a subjekt.- (J/cJ.) a 
 
 ni 'rl)iil kontrakjon, and k6n!>ekwent klojqr. 
 Stride, Strid, n. At akt ov wun hoi sHrjciz; a log 
 
 8t«p; a wjd divarikajun ov de legi; a stradl. 
 
 Stride, Str|<l, r. i. [i. strod or itrid, p». stridljj, 
 stridn or sirid:) tu wok wid log sUps; tu stand 
 wid de legz fqr from eq uder; tu stradl. 
 
 Stride, .Strjd, r. t. tu pas bj log stei«<. 
 
 Stridor, Strj-dor, n. [L.] a kwik, lud n<rt; a 
 kreki(). 
 
 Stuidulous, Strid-yq-lu«, a. makig a smol n«; 
 hi.sijj; krekig; qalerio. 
 
 Strike, Strjf, n. kontenjon: disen/on; kworel; 
 ki.ntrarJFti; kontcst; di.<kord; litiga/on. 
 
 .Stri(;mext, Strig-ment,* n. skrapio: r(?krrment, 
 
 STRKioSE, Strj-giii, a. i/Jot.) kuverd wid stif, 
 unt'kwal hiirz. 
 
 Strike, Strjk. r. t. [i. struk, p». strjkio, stmk 
 or sinkn\--ttrikn iz nerli 6bsulet;] tu akt up6n 
 bj a blu; tu bit wid a blu; tu bet; tu puuij; ta 
 aflikt;— tu daj; tu tro bj a kwik mujon;— tu 
 notif j bj sund;— tu stamp; tu impr^s;— tu kon- 
 trakt; tu loer or tak d^Jn, az a sal, tent, or flag; 
 — tu al^rm;— tu nwk, az q bqrgen; tu prodqs 
 bj a sudeii akjon; tu afekt sudenli in cni par- 
 tikyqlar maner: tu koz tu sTsnd bj bloz;— tu 
 forj; tu mint. Tu etrjk uf, tu eras; tu separat 
 bj a bio;— tu print. Tu Itrik st, tu prodt'is bj 
 kolijon: tu blot; tu cfas; — tu brifl tu Ijt; tu 
 form at wuns. 
 
 Strike. Strjk, r. i. tu mak a blo; tu koljd; tu 
 klaj; tu akt bj rcpcted perku/on; tu Sisnd; — tu 
 mak an atak; tu akt bj eksternal influks; tu 
 STind wid bluz;— tu be dajt; tu be stranded; tu 
 pas wid a kwik orstroj) ef6kt; — tu pa homaj.ai 
 bj loorifl de sal:— tu be put bj sum sudcn akt 
 or mcjjon intu cni stat; tu brak fort; — tu ses 
 from wurk, az a bixli ov laboren, in order tu get 
 an inkres ov wajcz. 
 
 Strike, Strjk, n. a drj mejqrovkapasiti; abujcl; 
 — an instniiment wid a strat ej for levelig a 
 mesi^r, az ov gran; a strikl;— a suden scsajon 
 from wurk, az ov a bodi ov hjrd laborer*, in or- 
 der tu get an inkres ov Ai\t wajez.— (J//n.) de 
 direk/on or b^rifl ov strata. 
 
 Strikeblock, Strjk-blok, n. a plan Jorter dan 
 de jtTiiter, yn,zd for de /ctttin ov a Jort jernt. 
 
 Stiuker, Strjk -cr, n. he or dat hwicj strjks. 
 
 Striking, Strjk-ifl, a. af^ktitj; surprjzifl; wun- 
 derful. Sfrikiij Ji^itantl, At distans at hwiq de 
 elektrik fliiij wil jkis awa wid a Jok. 
 
 Strikixoly, Strjk-io-li, ad. so az tu af<Skt or 
 sarprjz. [ip or surprjzig. 
 
 Strikingness, Strik-io-ncs, n. de p'ser ov afikt- 
 
 String, Strifl, n. a slender rup: a smol kord; a 
 Iqrj tred; a Ijn; a ribon: a tred on hwiq meni tigs 
 qr f jld; a kord ov a mqzikal instrotment; a fjber; 
 a nfrv: a tendon; de Ijn ov At bo;— eni set ov 
 tigi f jld; eni konkatenajon or seriez; az, a itrig 
 ov propozi/onz. T\j har tat ttriijz tu de ho, tu 
 hav tin vqz or tJ) ckspedient^; tu hav dubl ad- 
 vdntaj or dabl sckqriti. ^'triu-kort, a projektig 
 Ijn ov masonri on de fas ov a wol. 
 
 String, Strip, r. /. [i. strug,;>«. strigig, strug or 
 strigd; — ttriijd iz litl yqzd eks^pt az an adjektiv;! 
 tu fumij wid strinz: — tu put in tqn; — tu fjl 
 on a strig:— tu mak tens;— tu dcprjv ov strigr. 
 
 Stringed, Strigd, a. ha\-ig strigz; fumijt wid 
 strigz. 
 
 Stringent, Strin-jent, a. bjndig; kontraktig; 
 tens; dron tjt: sever; rijid. [mancr. 
 
 Stringently, Strin-jent-li, ad. in a strinjent 
 
 Stringer, Strig-er, n. wun hio strigz. 
 
 Stringhalt, .Strig-holt, n. a sudcn twiqin and 
 sna^in up ov de bjndcr leg ov a bors: kolJ oUo 
 */»-ij)holt. [strigi. 
 
 Strinoiness, Strig-i-nc?, n. At kwoliti ov beig 
 
 ."*TRIXGL>_S8, Slrig-lcs, a. havig no strigi. 
 
 Stringy, Slrig-i, a. ful ov strigz; fjbrus; kon- 
 si^tig ov strigi; filam^ntus.
 
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 Strip, Strip, v. t. ta mak naked; tia. dsprjv ov 
 kuveriij; — tia dspriv; tu divest; tia. rob; tui plun- 
 der; tu pilaj; az, "a'tef stnpt At h-ss;"— tu pel: 
 ta dskertikat; tia deprjv ov el; tia kast of; — tu 
 dre de after-milkii)z ov k-sz. 
 
 Strip, Strip, v. i. tm tak of ds kuverig er klcadz. 
 
 Strip, Strip, n. a naro Jred; a slip; a loi), naro 
 pes. 
 
 Stripe, Strjp, r. t. tu variegat wid Ijnz ov dif- 
 erent kulorz; — tu bst; tu laj. 
 
 Stripe, Strjp, n. a naro divigon er Ijn; a kulord 
 Ijn er naro spas; a strek; a hwel; diskulorajon 
 mad bj a laj er bio; a bio; a laj. [strsks. 
 
 Striped*, Strip-ed, a. havii) strjps, kulord Ijnz, er 
 
 Stripling, Strip-lig,t n. a ycot; a yug person 
 not fuli gron. 
 
 Stripper, Strip-er, n. wun h* strips. 
 
 Strippings, Strip-igz, n. pi. &z last milk takn 
 from a k?. 
 
 Stritchel, Striq-el, n. a strikl. Ss {Stnchle.} 
 
 Strive, Strjv, t. i. [i. strov, ps. strjvii), strivn;] 
 tu strugl; tu labor; tu mak an efort; tu kon- 
 test; tu kontend; tu vj; tu am; tu endevor; 
 tu trj. 
 
 Striver, Strjv-er, n. wun hcD strjvz er kontendz. 
 
 Striving, Strjv-ir), n. kontest; strugl; endevor. 
 
 Strivixgly, Strjv-ig-li, ad. wid strugl; wid 
 kontest. 
 
 Strix, Striks, n. [Z.] a qanel in a flq,ted pilar. — 
 ( Ondth.) a jenus ov berdz; ds hernd 'sl. 
 
 Strobile, Strob-il, n. {Bot.} ds frcbt er kon ov 
 &£ fer-tre; — a perikcirp mad up ov skalz dat Ij 
 over eg uder. [glas-makerz. 
 
 Strokal, Stro-kal, n. an instrcoment yq,zd bj 
 
 Stroke, Strok, n. [&z old preterit ov strik;] At 
 akt ov wun hcD strjks; a bio; a nok; a suden 
 efekt; aflikjou; — de s'snd ov Az klok; — At tug ov 
 a pensil; — a lia or loi) mqrk; a tug; — a masterli 
 efort; p'ser; ef ikasi; — operajon er ssriez ov eforts; 
 az, a giad st/Tok ov biznes. 
 
 Stroke, Strok, v. t. tu rub jentli in wun direk- 
 Jon wid de hand; tu mak smrod; tu sood. 
 
 Stroker, Strok-er, n. wun hcD stroks er rubz 
 jentli wid de hand. 
 
 Stroking, Strok-ii), n. At akt ov rubiij jentli 
 wid de hand. [a k-s; stripiijz. 
 
 Strokings, Strok-igz, n. pi. de last milkiij ov 
 
 Stroll, Strol, v. i. tu wonder; tu rambl; tu rov 
 jdli; tu rom. 
 
 Stroll, Strol, n. a. rambl; de akt ov rovii) ab-st. 
 
 Stroller, Strol-er, n. a vagrant; a wonderer; a 
 vagabond. 
 
 Strolling, Strol-ii), pp. a. wonderiij; roviij 
 from plas tu plas. [a snal. 
 
 Strombus, Strom-bus, n. [Z.] a yt^nivalv Jel-fiJ; 
 
 Strong, Stror), a. haviij streijt: vigorus; forsful; 
 fortifjd; seki^r from atak; p-serful; mjti; supljd 
 wid forsez; az, a t^'zand ^i/'r-j;/— forsibi; hal: 
 helti; robdst; st-st; miisktilar; ef ikajus:— qrdent; 
 eger; pozitiy; zelus;— ful; havii) eni kwolitiz in 
 a grat degre; aktii] forsibli on de mind er imaji- 
 najon;— afektijj de sit forsibli;— potent; iutoks- 
 
 * ikati});— havii) a dep tiijktyixr; afektiij de tast 
 forsibli; afektiij de smol p-serfuli;— furnijt wid 
 abilitiz fer eni tiij; valid; konfermd;— violent; 
 vehement;— kojcnt; konkhxsiv; abl; ferm:" kom- 
 pakt;— forsibli eksprest or ritn; komprjzii) muq 
 menir) in fq, wurdz. [bak. 
 
 Strong-backed, Str6i}-bakt, a. havii) a stroij 
 
 Strong-fisted, Stroij-fist-ed, a. stroij-handed. 
 
 Strong-hand, Stroij-hand, n. fors; stroijt; vjo- 
 lens. 
 
 Strong-handed, Strog-hand-ed, a. haviij stror) 
 handz; havig a strog suport. [fortres. 
 
 Strong-hold, Stroij-hold, n. a plas ov stregt; a 
 
 Strongish, Stroij-iJ, a. sumhwot slrog. 
 
 Strongly, Strop-li, ad. wid streijt; p-serfuli; 
 
 forsibli. [nijnd; sensibl. 
 
 Strong-minded, Strog-mjnd-ed, a. havii) a strog 
 Strong-ribbed, Stroij-ribd, a. havii) strog ribz. 
 Strong-set, Strog-set, a. fermli kompakted. 
 Strong-smelling, Strog-smel-ig, a. havigastrog 
 
 sent er smel. 
 Strong-water, Str6g-we-ter, n. distild spirits. 
 Strontia, Stron-Ji-Q, n. {Min.} a hwjt ert, kon- 
 
 tand in a mineral fynd at Stronjian, in Skotland. 
 
 It iz an oksid ov stronjium, its metiUik bas. 
 Strontian, Stron-Ji-an, 7i. stronjia. 
 Strontianite, Stron-Ji-an-jt, n. {Mi/i.} natir 
 
 kqrbouat ov stronjia. 
 Strontites, Stron-tj-tez, n. {Min.} stronjia. Se 
 
 {Strontia.} [tanig, stronjia. 
 
 Strontitic, Stron-tit-ik, a. relatig tu, er kon- 
 Strontium, Stron-Ji-um, n. {Min!} a pekn,lyar 
 
 metal, beig a kqrbonat er sulfat ov stronjia, and 
 
 fermig de met;ilik bas ov stronjia. 
 Strop, Strop, n. {Saut.} a pes ov rop spljst intu 
 
 a serki],lar ret, er suri5ndii) a blok; — a leder on 
 
 hwig a razor iz Jqrpnd; — ofn ritn {strap.} 
 Strop, Strop, r. t. tu Jqrpn wid a strop; tu strap. 
 Strophe, Stro-fc, n. a divijon ov a Grek koral 
 
 od, anserig tu a stanza. [strofez. 
 
 vStrophic, Strof-ik, a. relatig tu, er konsistig ov, 
 Strophiolate, Strof-i-o-lat, a. {But.} havig litl 
 
 fuggus ckskrescnsez sur-SHdig ds hjlum. 
 Strophiolated, Strof-i-o-lat-ed, a. {Bot.} strof- 
 
 iolat. 
 Strophulus, Str6f-yq,-lus, n. [Z.] {3fed.} an 
 
 erupjon ov pimplz on At skin, peki^lyar tu in- 
 fants; red-gum. [a rop er kabl. 
 Stroud, Strisd, n. {S'avt.) a twist at de end or 
 Strove, Strov, i. from Sfrjv. Se {Strive.} 
 Strow, Stro, v. t. \i. strod, ps. stroig, strod er 
 
 stron;] tu spred; tu spred bj skaterig; tu bs- 
 
 sprigkl; tu skater; tu tro at random; tu stroo. 
 Strowl, Strol, r. i. Ss {Stroll.} 
 Struck, Struk, i. and/), from Strik. Se {Strike.} 
 Structural, Stru.kt-yi],-ral, a. relatig tu strukt- 
 
 yqr. 
 Structure, Stnikt-yTq,r, n. At akt ov bildig; — 
 
 maner ov bildig; ferm; mak; — a fabrik; an edi- 
 
 fis; a bildig. 
 
 Itrode,' iS: \ - ^ ^'^^ '^ ^--^^iB -^'V'z; a stud. 
 Struggle, Strug-1, r. i. tu labor; tu akt wid 
 
 efort: tu strjv; tu kontend; tu kontest; tu labor 
 
 in difikultiz, or in distres. 
 Struggle, Strng-1, n. At akt ov struglig; labors 
 
 efort; kontest. 
 Struggler, Strug-lcr, n. wun hcD struglz; a 
 
 strjver. [kontendig. 
 
 Struggling, Striig-lig, n. At akt ov strjvig er 
 Strull, Strul, n. a bqr so plast az tia rezist wat. 
 Struma, Strcb-ma, n,. [Z.] {3Ied.} an enlqrjd 
 
 gland; skr6fyi|la. — {Bot.) a swelig er dilatajon 
 
 in levz or mosez. [striDmus. 
 
 Strumose, Str<i)-m6s, a. {Bot.} havig wenz; — 
 Strumous, StrA-mus, a. havig swelig in de 
 
 glandz; skr6fyii,lus; stiwmos. 
 Strumpet, Striim-pet, n. a. prostiti^t; a hqrlot. 
 Strumpet, Strdm-pet, a. Ijk a strumpet; fels; in- 
 
 koustunt. [instrcDment. 
 
 Stkumstrum, Striim-strum, n. a nerzi, mi\zikal 
 Strung, Strug, i. and /*. from Stritj. Se {String.) 
 Strut, Strut, r. i. tu wek wid afekted digniti; 
 
 tu swel wid statlines; tu swel; tu proti^berat. 
 Strut, Strut, n. an afektajon ov statlines in wek- 
 
 ig. — {Arch.} a pes ov timber plast uprjt fer 
 
 suport. [blig, de ostriq. 
 
 Struthious, Strdi-ti-us, a. relatig tu, or rezem- 
 Strutter, Strut-er, n. wun lut) struts; — a brager. 
 Strutting, Stnit-ig, n. At akt tv wun dat struts. 
 
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 ruL'TTixoLY, Strdt-ij)-li, ad. wid a strut; vqnt- 
 
 SritvciixiA, Strik-ni-u, n. a p^znus iilkaljn sub- 
 
 olaiis, I'ksiriikteJ from de {UrijchiuH tiux ctmii- 
 
 ca;) Btrikiijii.- {H-t.) a kjiid ov nitjad. 
 Strychsic. Strik-iiik, a. {C'/um.) upljd tu an 
 
 a^id «.-);zi.-itit) in ytriknia. 
 Stbycmmne, Strik-nin, n. (.Ved.) nn nlkal|n 
 
 priiisipl, solid, kri8tal|n, bitor, inodoru.s, and 
 
 ck^'csivli p9zuu:ij obtiind from de {tlnjchuoe nux 
 
 Tuinka.) 
 Stub, Stub, n. a tik, Jort stok, left hwen de rest 
 
 ii kat of; a i^mol ^tump; a log; u blok. 
 Stub, Stub, c. t. tu lurs up; tu t-ksternat; tu 
 
 grub up;— [tu str^k ugenst, az de tioz. \ . S.] 
 Stubbed, Stiib-cd, a, trdgknted; Jort and tik; 
 
 hqrdi; 8ttit. 
 Stubbkdness, Stiib-ed-ne,«, ». de stat ov beij) 
 
 titubod, Jort, tik, and tru|)kated. 
 Stubble, Stiib-I, n. de stoks ov kom or gran 
 
 k'ft l){ de repcr. 
 Stubbled, Stiib-ld, a. kuvcrd wid stubl. [stubl. 
 Stubble-goose, Stiib-l-ga>s, n. a gow fed amii|] 
 Stubborn, Siiib-orn, a. obstinat: infieksibl; hcd- 
 
 struy: kunt<imnjus; wilful; unyi-ldig; pcnii^itig; 
 
 stif; not ptiubl; hcirdi; hqrj; rugfd. 
 Stubbornly, Stiib-orn-li, a</. in a stuborn man- 
 
 cr: ob^tiufitli. 
 Stubbobsness, Stiib-orn-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 btifl stuborn; ubstinasi. [stubed. 
 
 Stubby, Stiib-i, a. ful ov stubz; Jort and tik: 
 Stub-mortise, Stiib-mor-tis, n. {Arch.) a mortis 
 
 dat dus not j)as trtO de timber uiortist. [nal. 
 
 Stubxail, Stiib-nal, «. a nal brakn of; a Jort, tik 
 Stucco, Stiik-u, n. a kind ov piaster, uiortur, or 
 
 kuikiireus scmeut, >'q,zd for lai{) on de s^urfas uv 
 
 bildinz, i&s. 
 Stucco, Stiik-o, v. t. tu averla wid stuko; tu 
 
 plaster wolz wid .stuko. 
 Stuck, Stuk, i. and /». from Stik. Se {Stick.) 
 Stuckle, Stiik-1, n. a hep ov Jevz: a stook. 
 Stud, Stud, «. a pes ov timber inserted in a sil 
 
 tu supurt Q bem; a post; a stak; a prop;— a nal 
 
 wid a Iqrj bed for ornament; an oruumeutal nob; 
 
 — Q kolekjon ov bri'dij) hursez and m:\rz. 
 Stud, Siud, r. I. tu adorn wid studz or nobz. 
 Studding-sail, Siiid-iu-sal, n. {2s'aut.) a naro 
 
 sal bcjund de skert ov a skwqr sal, set hwen de 
 
 wind iz Ijt; — kold olso tstrriij-sal. 
 Student, Sti'i-dent, n. wun devoted tu studi; a 
 
 member ov u litcrari sominari; a skolur. 
 Studentsuip, Sti'i-dcnt-Jip, n. de stat ov a stu- 
 dent, [jon. 
 Stud-uoese, Stiid-hors, n. a bredig-hers; a stal- 
 Studied, Stud-id, a. lorncd; kwolifid bj studi; 
 
 premeditated; prcsjs; formal. 
 Studiedly, Stdd-id-li, aJ. in u studid mancr. 
 Studieb. Stiid-i-cr, n. wun b* studiz; a student. 
 Studio, Sn'i-di-o, n. [Jt.] an qrtista wurkjop or 
 
 studi. 
 Studious, Sti'i-di-us, a. devoted tu studi, buks, 
 
 or Ivmio; dilijent; biii; at^otiv tu; k!\rful: kon- 
 
 tcmplativ. [er; k^^rfuli. 
 
 Studiously, Stt\-di-us-li, ad. in a stiiilius man- 
 Studiou.snkss, Sti'i-di-us-nca, n. de kwoliti r)v 
 
 brio stqdius. [studx. 
 
 Studwobk, Stdd-wurk, n. a wol bilt bctwen 
 Study, Stiid-i, n. aplikajon nv de m^nd tu buks 
 
 and Ivrnig; kontinyi^d atenjon tu cni subjekt; 
 
 dep kojitnjon; atenjon: meditnjon:— eni kjnd ov 
 
 l^rni)): subjekt ov atenjon;- an ai>qrtment apru- 
 
 priated tu studi or litcmri cmpl»mcnt;- de 
 
 skrqt (deaz ov a ]iantcr not rot intu a hul. 
 Study, Studi, c. i. tu aplj de mjnd; tu tick 
 
 klosli; tu meditat; tu reflekt: tu mqz: tu cn- 
 
 ddror dilijentli. 
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 Study, .Stdd-i, r. t. tu aplj de m[nd tu; tu kon- 
 
 sideratentivli; tu sere intu; tu l^rn b] aplikajon. 
 Stuka, SiJj-fu, n. [/<.] a jet or stem iJnij) from 
 
 a fiJur in de 9rti. 
 Stufk, Stuf, /(. a mas, inddfinitli; mater, apljd 
 
 tu numberles ti|)z; materinlz -st ov hwi(j eni 
 
 tin iz mnd: furnitiir; gudz: dat hwi<^ filz cni 
 
 tio;— Q mikstynr or meilisin;— klot or tekstynr 
 
 ov eni kjnd, but espejali suq wulen klodz, ov 
 
 sljt teksiyqr, az qr yqzd for Ijniuz. 
 Stufk, Stuf, r. t. tu lil wid stuf; tu fil veri ful; 
 
 tu fil tu untzines; tu trust intu eni tiy; tu fil 
 
 b{ beig ]>ut intu eni tij): tu swel xt 1>| putig 
 
 sumtiy in; tu form bj stufig: tu fil wid sumtig 
 
 improper or sqperfhius: tu obstrukt, az an organ 
 
 ov sens; — tu fil met wid sututig ov b^rclij. 
 Stuff, Stuf, r. i. tu fed glutnusli. 
 Stuffing, .*^tuf-ig, n. de akt ov filig;— dat bj 
 
 hwicj eni tig iz fild; — relijig ingredients put 
 
 intu met. 
 .Stuffy, Stuf-i, a. {Satlund) stut; mctlsum; 
 
 rezulq,!. — Jaggri or suiki; obstinat. [V. S.] 
 Stulm, Stulm, /(. a Jaft tu dro woter Tit ov a mjn. 
 Stultify, Stul-ti-fi, r. t. tu mak er pnDv foilij 
 
 or v<fd ov understandig. 
 Stultiloquence, Stul-til-o-kwcns, n. fmlij tok. 
 STULTiLOyuY, Stul-til-o-kwi, n. fiDliJ tok or dis- 
 
 k(Srs: stultilukwcns. 
 Stum, .Stum, u. unfermdnted jq,s ov de grap hweu 
 
 it haz bin several tjmz rakt of and t^eparated 
 
 from de sediment; must; nq, wjn yi^zd tu f^r- 
 
 m6nt vapid wjiiz. 
 Stum, Stum, r. t. tu rentj, win bj miksig stum; 
 
 tu fqm wid burnig sulfur, az a ka.-k. 
 Stumble, Stiini-bl, r. i. tu trip or fol in wokig; 
 
 tu slip: tu er: tu strjk agdnst, or Ijt on, bj qans. 
 Stumble, Stdm-bl, r. t. tu obstrukt in progres; 
 
 tu konf'snd. 
 Stumble, Stum-bl, n. a trip in wokig: a blunder: 
 
 a falyqr. 
 Stumblee, Stum-blcr, n. wun boo stumblz. 
 Stumblinoblock, Stum-blig-blok, | n. sumtig 
 Stumblingstone, Stum-blig-ston, i dat kozez 
 
 stuuiblig; koz ov eror; koz ov ofens. 
 Stumblingly-, Stum-blig-li, ad. wid falyT^r: wid 
 
 blunder. 
 Stump, Stump, n. de piqrt ov cni solid bodi rt- 
 
 luanig after de rest iz tnkn awii: stub ov a tre, 
 
 is.;— ty /. legz; az, " Stor yitir fl'unjs." Stump- 
 
 «/'fy, a speq mad from a stump or udcr clevajon; 
 
 — a self-elekjoncrig sprq. [\ . S.] 
 Stump, Stum^^ ;•. t. tu lop;— [+;tu qalenj. Y. S.] 
 
 7'u tiump it, or tu tak de ttumj>, a kant frai 
 
 siguifjig tu mak elekjonerig spe^ez in favor ov 
 
 wunz self. [Lokal, \ . S.] 
 Stump, Stump.t ''. »'. tu wok ab'Kt hevili or 
 
 klumzili, or l|k a kl'xn. 
 Stumpage, Stiimp-aj, n. timber in trrz standig. 
 
 I(i tvrm in yiis amug de delerz in timber in 
 
 Sinn, Y. S.l 
 Stumper, Stiimp-er, n. wunbi&stumps; — a boater. 
 Stumpy, .^tdmp-i, a. ful ov stumps; hqrd; strog; 
 
 — Jort; stubi. 
 Stun, Stun, v. t. tu konf'snd or dizi wid nffz; tu 
 
 mak senslcs or dizi wid a bio. 
 Stung, Stug, i. and p. from Stin. Sc {Stina.\ 
 Stunk, Stugk, i. and/-, from Stiijk. Se <cVin*.) 
 Stunt, Stunt, r. i. tu hinder from grot. Sc 
 
 {Stint.) 
 Stunt, Stunt, n. a <;ek in grot; a stunted animal. 
 Stuntedness, Stdnt-ed-nes, n. At stat ov beig 
 
 stunted. 
 Stupe, Stqp, n. kid or finks dij't in worm mMi- 
 
 kunients, and apljd tu a hurt or sur. 
 Stupk, Smp. r. /. tu fumdnt; tu dn-s wid sti^^s- 
 STurx, Slijp,! n. a sti^pid or fOiliJ jiorson.
 
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 Stupefaction, Stti,-p8-fak-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 sti'ipefjii); rts stat ov btig sti^pefjd; insensibiliti. 
 diilnes: stiipiditi. 
 
 Stupefactiv?;, Stix-pg-fak-tiv, a. kezii) insensi- 
 biliti: narkotik: opiat. 
 
 Stupefactive, Sti|-pE-fak-tiv, w. an opiat. 
 
 Stupefiedness, Sti\-p£-fjd-nes, n. de stat ov 
 beiij sti'ipEfid. [fjz. 
 
 Stupefieu, 8tq-pE-fj-er, n. hz er dat hwiq stiipe- 
 
 Stupefy, Stvi,-pe-fj, r. t. tu mak stiipid: tu ds- 
 prjv i,v sensibiliti: tu dul. [iij; astonijiij. 
 
 Stupendous, Stq-pen-dus, a. wunderful: amaz- 
 
 Stupendously, Stii-pen-dus-li, ad. in a stx|pen- 
 dus or wunderful maner. [fulncs. 
 
 Stupesdousness, Stii-pen-dus-nes, n. wiinder- 
 
 Stupid, 8tii-pid, a. dul; wontii) sens er sensibil- 
 iti; wontig aprehenjon; hevi; slugij; doltij; 
 sensles. 
 
 Stupidity^, Stix-pid-i-ti, n. &e stat ov beig stu- 
 pid; dulnes: hevines ov mind; slugijnes ov un- 
 derstandii). [li. 
 
 Stupidly, Sti\-pid-li, ad. in a stq,pid maner; dul- 
 
 Stupidxess, 8tq,-pid-nes, n. dulnes; stn,piditi. 
 
 Stupor, Sii|-por, n. [L.] suspenjon, or grat dim- 
 iuHJ'un, ov sensibiliti; numnes; astonijinent. 
 
 Stupose, Sti],-pc)S, a. {Hot.) havig a tuft ov hs^rz. 
 
 Stupeatiox, St^-pra-Jon,* n. rap; vjolajon; kon- 
 stiiprajon. 
 
 Stuedily, Stiir-di-li, ad. in a sturdi maner: 
 stTStli; bqrdili; rezcahxtli. [di; stutnes. 
 
 Sturdiness, Stdr-di-nes, n. de stat or bsii) stur- 
 
 Stuedy, Stiir-di, a. bqrdi; st3t; brootal; obstinat; 
 strwj; rCuibu^-t: ferm; stif. [fij. 
 
 Sturgeon, Stiir-jon, n. a Iqrj, etabl, kqrtilajinus 
 
 Sturjoxian, Stq,-ri-6-ni-a.n, n. {Ick.} a kqrtil- 
 fijinus fiJ: de sturjon. 
 
 Sturk, Sturk, n. a yugokserhefer. [Lokal, Igg.] 
 
 Stutter, Stiit-er, v. i. tu spek wid hezitajon; 
 tu stamer. [erer. 
 
 Stutter, Stut-er, n. hezitajon in speq; — *a stut- 
 
 Stutteree, Stiit-er-er, n. wun hcD stuterz; a 
 stamerer. 
 
 Stuttering, Stut-er-ig, 71. de akt ov wun hoD 
 stuterz; stamerig. Upeq- 
 
 Stutteeixgly, Stiit-er-ig-li, ad. wid stamerig 
 
 Sty, Stj, n. a pen for swjn; a plas literali or mor- 
 ali filti.— (i/erf.) a litl'berl er tq,mor on de ej ov 
 de jlid. 
 
 Sty, Stj, V. t. tu Jut up in a stj. [valyq. 
 
 Styca, Stj-ka, n. a koper Sakson kern ov de locst 
 
 Stygian, 8tij-i-an, a. pertanig tu hel, er tu 
 Stiks, wun ov de pcoetikal riverz ov liel; infer- 
 nal; helij. 
 
 Stylagalmaic, Stj-la-gil-ma-ik, a. {Arch.) 
 apljd tu figyT\,rz hwiq perferm de ofis ov 
 kolumz. 
 
 Stylar, Stj-lar, a. relatig tu de stjl ov a dial. 
 
 Style, Stjl, n. an anjent pen or pensil, yqzd fer 
 ritnj on wakst tablets;— de distigktiv maner ov 
 rjtig hwiq belogz tu a rjter er an etcr;— mod 
 ov tigkig, spekig, aktig, sigig, bildig, er ov per- 
 fermig eni qrt;— mod or maner ov adresig a 
 person; tjtl; apelajon;— eni tig wid a Jqrp pffnt, 
 az a graver;— de pin er nomon ov a dial.— (/^o^.) 
 de stok ov El(jggaJon ov de ovarium" hwiq sup- 
 (&rts de stigma.— (67i?v«.) maner ov reknig tim; 
 az, cjU dil and mi dil. Uld ttiU de mod'ov 
 reknig tjiu anterior tu de reformajon ov de 
 kalendar bj Top Gregori XIII., in 1582. A\ 
 stil, de mod ov reknig adopted sins, and ns in 
 jxis.—{Lmv} mod ov prosedig in a kort ov le. 
 
 Style, Stjl, v. t. tu denomlnat; tu eutjtl; tu 
 designat; tu kol; tu term; tu nam. 
 
 Stylet, Stj-lct, n. a smol dager; a stileto. [stjl. 
 
 Stylifohm, Sti-li-form, a. havig de form ov "a 
 
 Stylisu, Stjl-ij,t a. modij; Joi; finikal; fajonabl. 
 
 Stylistic, Sti-lis-tik, n. de ({tt ov fermig a gud 
 stjl in rjtig; a tretiz on stjl. 
 
 Stylite, Stj-ljt, n. wun ov a klas ov anjent ag- 
 korjts, h(X> tuk up dqr abodz on de tops ov kol- 
 umz, in Sjipt and Siria. 
 
 Stylobate, 8ti-lo-bat, n. {Arch.} an uninter- 
 upted bas belo a ranj ov kolumz er pilarz. 
 
 Stylographic, Stj-lo-graf-ik, j a. relatig 
 
 Stylographical, Stj-lo-graf-i-kal, i tu stj- 
 lografi. 
 
 Stvlography', Stj-16g-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov rjtig 
 wid a stjl; — a nam givn tu a nq metod ov en- 
 gravig or droig, invented bj Mr. J. C. Krosman, 
 perfermd bj de yqs ov a stjl on a tablet. 
 
 Styloid, 8tj-lerd, a. {Anat.} rezemblig a stjl er 
 pen; notig ten bonz in de fut ov a hors. 
 
 Styptic, Snp-tik, 71,. {Med.} a remedi tu qek de 
 flo ov blud, er hemoraj; an astrinjent medisin. 
 
 Styptic, Stip-tik, / a. dat stops bledig; as- 
 
 Styptical, 8tip-ti-kal, j trinjent. 
 
 Styrax, 8tj-raks, 71. de jqs ov an Arabian tre. 
 
 Stythy, 8tit-i, V. t. Se {Stithy.} [snabl. 
 
 Suability, Six-a-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beigf 
 
 Suable, Sq-a-bl, a. dat ma be sqd. 
 
 8u^NTLY^\X-ant-li, \ '^ <'^^'-'^"^'> ^""^ iSueTitly.) 
 Suasion, Swa-;?on, n. de akt ov perswadig; per- 
 
 swagon; entjsment. [siv. 
 
 SuASiVE, Swa-siv, a. tendig tu perswad; perswa- 
 SuASORY, Swa-so-ri, a. havig a tendensi tu per- 
 
 swEid; perswasiv. 
 Suaviter in modo, Swav-i-ter in mo-do, [Z.] 
 
 jeiitl ill maner. 
 Suavity', 8wav-i-ti, n. swetnes tu de mjnd; mjld- 
 
 nes; plezantnes; urbaniti; jentlnes; — *swEtnes tu 
 
 de sensez. 
 Sub, Sub, a Latin prepozijon signifjLg -under, ie- 
 
 16. In kompozijon it signifjz a les er a suber- 
 
 dinat dEgre. 
 Subacid, 8ub-as-id, a. asid in a smel degre. 
 SuBACRiD, Sub-ak-rid, a. akrid in a saberdinat 
 
 degre. 
 SuBACTiON, Sub-ak-Jon, n. de akt ov redqsig. 
 Subaerial, 8ub-a-e-ri-al, a. bEig under de ^r. 
 SuBAGENCY, Sub-a-jen-si, ti. a suberdinat ajensi, 
 SuBAH, Scb-bq, n. {Iti l/alia} a provins; (Scuba.) 
 SuBAHDAR, 8ti)-ba-Jqr, n. a guvernor ov a soobq. 
 SuBAiDiNG, 8ub-ild-ig, a. givig sekret er prjvat 
 
 ad. [moner. 
 
 SuBALMONER, Sub-al-mon-er, n. a suberdinat al- 
 Subaltern, Sub-el-tern, br 8ub-al-tern, a. infe- 
 rior; suberdinat. It iz yt],zd in de qrmi in rela- 
 
 Jon tu ol ofiserz belo a kapten. 
 Subaltern, Sub-el-tern, er Siib-al-tern, n. an 
 
 infErior ofiser; eni ofiser in ds qrmi under de 
 
 ragk ov kapten. 
 Subalternate, Sub-al-ter-nat, a. suksedig bj 
 
 turnz; suberdinat. 
 Subalternation, Sub-al-ter-na-Jon, n. ds akt 
 
 suksedig bj kors; stat ov infErioriti; relajonjip 
 
 ov subelternz. L^Bgl- 
 
 Subangulae, Sub-ag-gq,-lar, a. inkljnig tu an 
 Subaqueous, Sub-a-kwe-us, a. Ijig under weter. 
 Subarration, Sub-a-ra-Jon,* n. de anjent kus- 
 
 tom ov beirotig. [trial. 
 
 SuBASTRAL, 8ub-as-tral, a. bsned de stqrz; teres- 
 SuBASTRiXGENT, Sub-as-trin-jent, a. astrinjent 
 
 in a smel degre. [pljd menig; abstrakjon. 
 
 Subaudition, 8ub-e-diJ-on, n. understud er im- 
 SuBAXiLLARY, Sub-aks-il-a-ri, a. {Anat.} under 
 
 de qrmpit; under de kaviti ov de wig. 
 Subbeadle, 8ub-b£-dl, n. an under bedl. 
 8uBCA)|poNATE, Sub-k^r-bon-at, n. {Chein.} a 
 
 solt or kqrbonat havig an ekses ov de bas. 
 SuBCARBURETTED, Sub-kqr-bq-ret-cd, a. k^r- 
 
 bqrettd in a subordinat degrE.
 
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 515 
 
 SUB 
 
 SuBCARTiLAOiNOLB, Sub-kqr-ti-lij-in-us, a. bc- 
 
 iy udJer At k^rtilujei. 
 HuBcAfUAL, Sub-kij-JttI, i. Ijig under de tiil. 
 Slbcklutial, Sub-fC-ItJst-yal, a. jilail bcaii Ac 
 
 h<.-viii. 
 ScBCHANTUt, Sub-qdnt-er, n. an under qanter; 
 
 (ir d^pyuli ov a prtxt'utor in a kutcdrel. 
 
 I \viA.v, Sub-kla-vi-aa, a. beig under de 
 
 . r or qrmpit. [ki^miu. 
 
 .-, „-'jiiMiTTiiK, Sub-kom-it-e, n. a guburdinat 
 
 OLBfo.NUTELLATio.N, Sub-kon-8t«l-a-/on, n.a tub- 
 
 ordinal kniisti-lajon. [der aniidcr. 
 
 St'BCOXTRACT, Sub-k6n-trakt, n. a kuntrakl un- 
 ScBCO.NTHACTED, Sub-kuii-trukt-cd, a. kontrakt- 
 
 cd alter <i loriner kuiitrakt. 
 SuBCONTRARr, Sub-kun-tra-ri, a. k6ntrari in an 
 
 inieriiir Jt;;rE. — {O'emn.} nutig de {>uti/on ov 
 
 Un similar trjiiggiz hwiq hav wun kumoa aggi ; 
 
 or, hwcn a figyn^r or solid ix ^imetrikul, su dat 
 
 ekwiii l{nz or |K>ligonz kan be dron on Uti difc-r- 
 
 ent !i|dz, dcjE ekwal l{nz er puligonz qr kold nub- 
 
 kiindiiri. [projKJZiJon. 
 
 SuBcoxTRARY, Sub-k6n-tra-ri, n. a subkontruri 
 SuBCORUATE, Sub-kur-dat, a. sumbwut rezemblig 
 
 dr hqrt. [de ribz. 
 
 Subcostal, Sub-k6s-tal, a. Ijig, or plant, andcr 
 StBCL'TAStous, Sub-kii-la-ne-us, a. Ijig under 
 
 dr fkin. 
 SuBOKACON, Sub-de-kn, n. wan subordinat tu a 
 
 dtkii: a dfknz s^^rvant. 
 SfBDEACOMRv, Sub-de-kn-ri, n. subdeknjip. 
 >iUDEACON8UiP, rfub-dc-kn-Jip, /». de ofis ov a 
 
 .<ub<lFkn. 
 Si'BDEAN, Sub-d^n, n. Ae Tjsjercnt er subordinat 
 
 ov d drn. [subden. 
 
 SCBDKANERY, Sub-den-er-i, n. de ragk orofi* ov 
 Si'BDECAXAL, Sub-dek-an-ul, or Sub-de-ka-nal, a. 
 
 rrlati)) tu u subdt'n, or subdeneri. 
 SuBDECUPLE, Sub-dek-yn-pl, a. kontanig wnn 
 
 p<irt "V ten. [delfgat. 
 
 SuBUKLKOATK, Sub-d^I-E-gat, n. a subordinat 
 -^iBDLLEGATE, Sub-del-e-gat, P. <. tu ap<irnt tu 
 
 ikkt under anddcr. 
 Slbdented, Sub-dent-ed, a. indented bcnfd. 
 SuBDEPOsiT, Sub-de-pjz-it, ». a dep6zit under 
 
 aiiudi-r. 
 StBDERiVATiVE. Sub-df-riv-a-tiv, ». a wurd fol- 
 
 oig in inicdiat gniuiatikal dcrivajon. 
 iSvBDiALECT, Sub-di-a-lekt, n. an inferior dialckt. 
 Si-BUiTiTious. Sub-di-tiJ-u^* a. put sekrctli in 
 
 dr iK* ov fiuiutig els; fffsted in. 
 >■' I- V, Sub-di-vvr-si-fi, r. t. tu diversifj 
 
 iz olrodi divorsifjd. 
 ■ Sub-di-vjil, r. I. tu divjd hwot haz 
 
 biu .•li.'.li Uivjded: tu sojiarat intu subdivijonz. 
 ScBDivi.VK, Sub-di-vjn, a. divjn in n locr degre. 
 SiBDivisiON, Sub-di-vi;5-,)n, n. de akt ov sub<ii- 
 
 vidin: a jiqrt .tubdividetl; a sekond dirijjon. 
 SlBDOMlXANT, Sub-dom-i-nant, n. <.l/u*.) dat 
 
 nut hwii; it a fift brlu de ke-not: de not belui 
 
 de (iMUiiiiant, bcig de furt ubiiv dr tonik. 
 Si HDUABLK, Sub-di'i-a-bl, a. dat inn be subdi^d. 
 .*>rni>iAL, Sab-dii-al, h. Ac akt ov Dubdtiig. 
 St'HiMcr. Sub-dii«, *■- '• '•* ^^ »*■■• tu widdrtt: 
 
 - ib-<ldkt, r. (. tu widdrt'. : tu tak 
 !'tr:ikl aritnit^tikali: tu oubdi^ii. 
 SLUuivriuN, Sub-ddk-JoD, n. At akt ov takig 
 
 nwii: .-ublmkjon. 
 SiBULE, Sul>-dq, r. f. tu kraj; tu opr^; tu over- 
 
 ].Xit: tu kogkor; tu redqn under; tu ovcrkdm; 
 
 ti.i surra-snt; tu ragkwij; tu .tdbjqgat; tu «ub- 
 
 jekt: tu tnolifj. 
 Slberols. S\^-ber-u», a. korki, soft and elajitik. 
 SuBKAMiLY, bub-fam-i-li, n. a subdivijon ov a 
 
 fainili. 
 
 SijBDQEE, Sub-di^-cr, n. wun hd> subdt^z; a kog- 
 keror. [ittt. 
 
 Slbdlple, Sub <lq-pl, a. kontanig wun pqrt ov 
 
 SuButPLiCATE, Sub-dq-pli-kat, a. nutig de ra- 
 /iu ov de skw^r ra>ui ov tib numberx. 
 
 ."^L'BEQUAL, Sub-e-kwal, a.justbcluiolmastekwal. 
 
 Suberic, Sq-ber-ik, a. {('(Km.) relatig tu, or ob- 
 tund from, kork; az, n^li^i-ik- a.'id. 
 
 SuBKUisE, Sq-b«.T-in, «. a (k-'lyqlar tijq ov kork. 
 
 SuBEBusE, Sub-er-(js, a. apeng ax if sumbwot 
 nod. 
 
 St'BUENUs, Sub-je-nuB, n. a 8ubdivi3on ov a jcniu. 
 
 Subglobular, Sub-gldb-yn-lar, a. gldbyi^lar in 
 sum dr;;rt'. [emor. 
 
 ."^UBGOVKRSOR, Sub-gdv-ern-or, fi. an infericjrguv- 
 
 Subiiastation, Sub-has-ta-Jon, n.a publikokjun. 
 
 .'^UBi.NuiCATE, Sub-in-di-kat, v. t. tu indikat in 
 a les degre. 
 
 SuBi.NOiCATioy, Sub-in-di-ka-Jon, n. indikajon 
 b| !|iiz; signifikajon. 
 
 SuBiNDUCE, Sub-in-dqs, r. t. tu ofer indir^ktli. 
 
 .•^UBi.NFEUDATiOX, Sub-in-fq-da-Jon, n. (Law) a 
 grunt or land upon fqdal kondijonx tu an infe- 
 rior tenant, b^ a person boldig it himself up6n 
 Ijk kondijonz ov a sqperior lord. 
 
 ."^UBLNGRES-siON". Sub-in-greJ-on, n. sekret entrans. 
 
 SuBJ ACE.NT, ."^ub-ja-sent, a. Ijig under. 
 
 Subject, .Sub-jekt, r. t. tu put under; tu mak 
 subordinat or submisiv; tu en:<lav; tu mak sub- 
 sorvient: tu sdbjq^t; tu subdq; — tu mak ob- 
 nokjns; tu cksixjz: tu mak Ijabl; tu submit; tu 
 mak uk'sntabl. 
 
 Subject, Sub-jekt, a. plast er sityi^ated under; 
 livig under de duminyon ov andder; .-iulxtrdinat; 
 subservient: inferior; — ekspozd; Ijabl; obnok/os; 
 — beig dat on hwiq eni ak/on operats, hwedcr 
 intelektyqal or material. 
 
 Subject, Sub-jekt, n. wun ho) livi under At do- 
 minyon ov anddcr; op6zd tu rmlerot inveren; — 
 dat on hwi(j eni operajon, eder mental or mate- 
 rial, iz performd; dat in bwiq enitig inherx or 
 egzists:matcrz; materialz;objekt; tf m. — (Jrram.') 
 At nominativ kas tu a verb; i^Uigic) wun ov de 
 trc termz ov a propuzijon, or dat konsernig 
 hwiq jumtig iz afermd or denjd. — {Fine Art*) 
 dat bwiq iz de objekt and am ov de qrtist tu 
 ekspre-i. 
 
 Subjected, Sub-jekt-ed, ^. a. put under; redqst 
 tu fubmijon; ckspuzd; mad Ijabl tu. 
 
 SuBJECTiO.N, Sub-jek-Jon, n. At aktov .«ubdqig or 
 subjektig: stat uv bcig subjekt; subji]j^Jon; 
 konkwest. 
 
 .SuBJECTisT, Sdb-jekt-ist, n. wnn Vfrst in At sub- 
 jektiv filo^afi. 
 
 Subjective, Sub-j^k-tiv, a. relatig not tu de 
 objekt, but de subjekt; relatig tu de konjus 
 subjekt; not objekliv. "Ofijektir gfrtenti ii 
 hwen de propozijon iz sertenli tnu in itself; and 
 *iih)tktir, hwen we qr s^rten ov de tr«)t ov it." 
 X-if "S'lf'Jfk-tir and iJ'Jektir qr termx ek«iir^ig 
 de distigkjon hwiq. in analjzig everi inteloktyq- 
 al akt, we n^sesarili mak betwe'n ^tr^elvz, de 
 konjus tuhjtkt, and dat ov hwic we qr konjus, 
 de "f'Jfkt. 'f no,' and 'numiiij u nun bj inr,' qr 
 konvortibl propoiijonz; everi akt ov dr .-sjI hwic; 
 iz not dus rezolvabi, belogx tu de euiotiv jiqrl 
 ov nr nalyqr, ax distiggwijt from dc ini^'lijent 
 and persipient. For de distigkjon betwen sub- 
 jekt and objekt, ol-imp»rlant in intelektytial 
 filuoufi, and dr ne;;l(ikt ov hwic; haz bin de kffi 
 ov infinit konfq;vin and jierploksiti, wt qr in- 
 deted tu de skit)liuen, fr.im h.rjm it woi drrjrd, 
 tra Wulf and Ljbnits, bj Kant and de modem 
 J^rman fili'uioferx. 
 
 SuBJKCTiVELT. Sub-jek-tiv-li. ad. in relajon ta 
 de subjekt; ai egxistig in a subjekt or mjnd.
 
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 SuBJECTiTiTY, Sub-jck-tiv-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beifl subjektiv; de stat ov havii) egzisteas in ds 
 
 mind. 
 Subject-matter, Siib-jekt-mat-er, n. de sub- 
 
 stans ov de tifl under diskujon. 
 Subjoin, Sub-jtjfn, v. t. tu ad at de end; ta ad 
 
 afterwardz; tu aneks. 
 SuBJUDiCE, Sub-ji'i-di-se, [£.] {Law) under de 
 
 juj:— under diskujon; not yet desjded. 
 Subjugate, Sub-jn,-gat, v. t. tu mak subjekt er 
 
 brir) under de yok; tu vagkwij; tu koijker; tu 
 
 subdi\. 
 Subjugation, Sub-jti,-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov sub- 
 
 jektii); konkwest; subjekjon. [gats. 
 
 Subjugator, Siib-jix-ga-tor, n. wun hco siibjix- 
 Subjuxctiox, Sub-jdijk-Jon, n. de stat ov beii) 
 
 subjffnd; de akt ov subjernii). 
 Subjunctive, Sub-jiiijk-tiv, a. subjffnd tu sum- 
 
 tii) els. — ( G^ram.) Suhjiiyktiv mad, a form ov 
 
 de verb hwiq impljz d'st, unsertenti, er kondijon. 
 Subjunctive, Sub-jiigk-tiv, n. a mdod ov de 
 
 verb. 
 SuBLANATE, Sub-la-nat, a. in sum degre wuli. 
 Sublapsarian, Sub-Iap-sa-ri-an, a. relatirj tu de 
 
 Sublapsarianz er d^r tenets; belo er after de fel. 
 Sublapsarian, Sub-lap-sa-ri-an, n. wun ov de 
 
 klas ov Kalvinists, keld else) {lnfralapi<arians,) 
 
 hot) hold dat God permited de fel ov Adam wid- 
 
 •stpredEterminiij it; opozdtu {S'tpralapsaria/i.} 
 Sublapsary, Sub-lap-sa-ri, a. sublapsarian. 
 SuBLATiON, Sub-la-Jon, n. de akt ov takir) awa. 
 SuBLATivE, Siib-la-tiv, a. havii) a deprjviij p-ser. 
 Sublet, Sub-let, v. t. tu underlet; tu let dat 
 
 hwiq iz hjrd ov aniider. [on hj. 
 
 SuBLEVATiON, Sub-le-va-Jon, n. de akt ov raziij 
 Sublibrarian, .Sub-lj-bra-ri-an, n. an under li- 
 brarian. 
 Sublieutenant, Sub-lef -ten-ant, n. a sekond er 
 
 subordinat leftenant. Se {Lieutenant.) 
 Subligation, Sub-li-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov bjndii) 
 
 underned. 
 Sublimable, Sub-ljm-a-bl, a. dat ma be subljmd. 
 Sublimableness, Sub-lim-a-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov admitig sublimajon. 
 Sublimate, Sdb-li-mat, i\ t. tu raz <x solid sub- 
 
 stans intu vapor bj het and den kondens it; — tu 
 
 refin: tu egzelt; tu elevat. 
 Sublimate, Sub-li-mat, 71. {GTiem.) dat hwiq iz 
 
 sublimated; de prodakt ov sublimajon, az ov 
 
 kwiksilver razd in de retert. [sublimajon. 
 
 Sublimate, Sub-li-mat, a. razd tu a stat ov 
 Sublimation, Sub-li-ma-Jon, n. {Chem.} de akt 
 
 ov sublimatii); a proses bj hwiq solidz qr kon- 
 
 verted intu vapor, hwiq iz agen kondenst, and 
 
 ofn redi^st tu a kristaljn form;— egzelta Jon; ele- 
 ^ vajon. [limat. 
 
 Sublimatory, Sub-li-ma-to-ri, a. tendiij tu sub- 
 SuBLiME. Sub-ljm, a. pozest ov sublimiti; hj in 
 
 plas; hj in ekselens; hj in stjl or sentiment; eg- 
 zelted bj natyqr; grat; lofti:' grand; elevated. 
 Sublime, Sub-ljm, n. de grand in de wurks ov 
 
 natyii,r or ov qrt, az distiggwijt from de bixtiful; 
 de grand in tot or stjl; de emojon prodx\st bj 
 
 grandy^r. — Se aublim iz a Galisizm, but n-s nat- 
 
 yqraljzd. [hi; tu egzelt; tu hjtn. 
 
 Sublime, Sub-ljm, v. t. tu sublimat; tu raz on 
 Sublime, Sub-ljm, v. i. tu rjz in de kemikal 
 vesel bj de fors ov f jr, and den be kondenst; tu 
 be sublimated. [graudli. 
 
 Sublimely, Sub-ljm-li, ad. in a subljm maner; 
 Sublimeness, Sub-ljm-nes, n. sublimiti. 
 Sublimity, Sub-lim-i-ti, n. de stat or kwoliti ov 
 beig subljm; dat hwiq prodq,sez de emojon ov 
 grandyq,r; de emojon prodi\st bj grandyq,r; ele- 
 vajon; grandyq,r; gratnes; loftines ov stjl er sen- 
 timent. 
 
 Sublineation, Sub-lin-e-a-Jon, 71. de akt ov 
 droii] a Ijn under a wurd er Ijn; a Ijn dren under 
 anuder Ijn. [tug. 
 
 Sublingual, Sub-lig-gwal, a. plast under de 
 
 SuBLiTiON, Sub-liJ-on, ?i. {Painting) de laig ov 
 de grisud kulor under de perfekt kulor. 
 
 Sublunar, Sub-li\,-nar, a. beig under de moon; 
 siiblqnari. 
 
 Sublunary, Sub-lT|-na-ri, a. sityriated bened 
 de miBn; ertli; terestrial; belogig tu de ert er 
 dis wurld. 
 
 Subluxation, Sub-luks-a-Jon, m. a violent spran. 
 
 Submarine, Sub-ma-ren, a. livig, er beig, under 
 de se. 
 
 Submarine, Sub-ma-ren, n. a submaren plant. 
 
 SuBMARSHAL, Sub-mqr-Jal, n. a depyii,ti tu de 
 qef mqrjal. [de je. 
 
 Submaxillary, Sub-maks-il-a-ri, a. beig under 
 
 Submediant, Sub-me-di-ant, n. {Jfus.) de midl 
 not betwen de tonik and subdominant. [?i'i- 
 
 Submental, Sub-men-tal, a. {Anat.) under de 
 
 Submerge, Sub-merj, v. t. tu put under weter; 
 tu imers; tu overhwelm. [az swoloz. 
 
 Submerge, Sub-merj, v.i. tu beer Ij under weter 
 
 Submergence, Sub-mer-jens, n. de akt ov sub- 
 merj ig, er sigkig under weter; imerjon. 
 
 Submerse, Sub-mers, v. t. tu put under weter; 
 tu submerj. 
 
 Submersion, Sub-mer-Jon, n. de akt ov submerj- 
 ig; de stat ov beig submerjd; imerjon. 
 
 SuBMiMSTER, Sub-min-is-ter, v. t. tu suplj; tu 
 subserv. [vient. 
 
 SuBMiNiSTER, Sub-min-is-ter, i'. «. tu be subser- 
 
 Subministrant, Sub-min-is-trant, a. subservient; 
 servig in suberdinajon. [ov supljig. 
 
 iSuBMiNiSTEATiON, Sub-min-is-tra-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 Submiss, Sub-mis, a. submisiv; jentl; — obsekwius; 
 — lo; not liid. 
 
 Submission, Sub-miJ-on, n. de akt ov submitig; 
 de stat ov beig submisiv; kompljans; subjekjon; 
 aknolejment ov inferioriti er dependens; obse- 
 kwiusnes; rezignajon; obediens. 
 
 Submissive, Sub-mis-iv, a. dispozd tu submit; 
 yeldig; obedient. 
 
 Submissively, Sub-mis-iv-Ii, ad. in a submisiv 
 maner; humbli. 
 
 Submissiveness, Riib-mis-iv-nes, n. de stat ov 
 beig submisiv; submijon; hiimiliti. 
 
 Submissly, Sub-mis-li, ad. humbli; wid sub- 
 mijon. [mjnd. 
 
 Submissness, Sub-mis-nes, n. hn^militi; lolines ov 
 
 Submit, Sub-mit, v. t. tu let dun; tu sigk;— tu 
 rezjn; tu yeld; tu surender; tu ses tu rezist; tu 
 komplj wid; tu lev tu diskrejon; tu refer tu 
 jujment. [tu surender. 
 
 Submit, Sub-mit, r. i. tu be subjekt; tu yeld; 
 
 Submitter, Sub-mit-er, n. wun ho) submits. 
 
 Sub modo, Sub mo-do, [L.] {Logic) in a maner; 
 under a partikyii,lar modifikajon er restrikjon. 
 
 SuBMONiSH, Sub-mon-iJ, v. t. tu remind; tu 
 sugjest. 
 
 Submultiple, Sub-mul-ti-pl, n. a number er 
 kwontiti hwiq haz a jeometrikal rajio tu anud- 
 er number er kwontiti, bj beig kontand in it a 
 serten number ovtjmz egzaktli; — dus 3 iz a sub- 
 multipl ov 21, beig kontand in it 7 tjmz egzaktli. 
 
 Submultiple, Sub-mul-ti-pl, a. notig a number 
 er kwontiti hwiq iz egzaktli kontand in anuder 
 number er kwontiti. [tig els. 
 
 Subnascent, Sub-nas-ent, a. groig bened sum- 
 
 SuBNORMAL, Sub-nor-mal, n. {Gevm.) dat pqrt 
 
 ov de aksis ov a kurvd Ijn hwiq iz intersepted 
 
 betwen de erdinat and de nermal. 
 
 SuBNuuE, Sub-nqd, a. {Bot.) elmost bq,r, az levz. 
 
 Subobscurely, Sub-ob-skiir-li, ad. sumhwot ob- 
 
 skq,rli.
 
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 SuBOCTAVE, Sub-<Sk-tav, ) a. kontanio wun 
 HuBOCTUPLK, Sub-6k-tii-i)l, f |)qrt ov ut. 
 Si'BOCLLAR, Sub-6k-j'ii-lur, a. briy under At Jx. 
 Si;ouKrici.&, Sub-61-i-»cr, ;». un uinli-r ofiicr. 
 St'iioKUK'L'LAR, Sub-or-bik-yci'lar, a. olmcMt er- 
 
 bikynlar. 
 SuBoRDiSACr, Sub-or-Ji-na-Ki, n. At stnt ov bt'nj 
 
 sulMrtiinat; Hubjckjun; a »iri£« ov iiub<jrdiiiaJon. 
 SuBoauiNATE, Sub-or-Ji-nat, a. inferior in order, 
 
 nnjk, naiynr, digniti, or piier; subjekt; subjwr- 
 
 vicnt; dfseiidin in u regyi^lar serir z. 
 SuBOKOlNATi:, Sub-«jr-di-nnt, ». wun hiB iz gub- 
 
 erdinat tu uniider; an inferior person; — wun ov 
 
 a deseut in a r^jy^^Iur seriez. 
 Subordinate, Sub-«ir-di-nat, v. I. tu ranj under 
 
 anddcr: tu mak subordinat. 
 SuBORDlNATELY, Sub-or-di-nat-li, aJ. in a sub- 
 ordinat uiunvr. [ov beij) subordinat. 
 SuBORDiNATENESS, Sub-tir-<li-nat-nes, n. de stat 
 SuBORUiNATiciN, Sub-or-di-na-/on, «. de stat ov 
 
 be'n) subordinat: cubjok/on; Q seriez regyn,larli 
 
 dcscudig; via* or order ov ni(jk. 
 Suborn, Sub-orn, r. t. tu proki'^r in an under- 
 
 l];'i,.l iiianer or bj stkrot kuii^jon; tu pruki'ir bj 
 
 !i. li.kt nienz; — tu pruki'ir r»r koz tu tak suq a 
 
 I '1- ^A iiz konstitiits jx^-rjuri. 
 Sl'BOU.nation, Sub-or-na-Jun, n. dc akt ov sub- 
 
 un\\}}.— {Law) 8ub<>rnaJon ov jM-rJuri iz de pro- 
 
 V ';-:;) ov a niun tu tak a iols ut, ani'sntig tu 
 . i:— de krim ov pruki^riy ciii wun tu d* a 
 
 ' ii •. hjon. [gilti ov subornajon. 
 
 SiBoaNER, Sub-om-cr, n. wun hib i-ubornz or iz 
 Suboval, Sub-u-val, a. inklinig tu de form ov 
 
 an eg. [form ov an eg. 
 
 Subovatk, Sub-6-vat, a. (Hot.) olmust in de 
 Subpoena, Sub-pe-na,' ». {Laic) a rit or proses 
 
 tu koz a witnes tu ap^r in kart or befura inaj- 
 
 istrat, and giv tostiuiuni. [subpenu. I 
 
 SuBPOiXA, Sub-pc-nu, r. t. {Lair} tu s^-rv wid u 
 SuBPRiuR. Sub-prj-or, «. de vjsjercnt ov a prjor. ' 
 SuBguAORL'PLE, Sub-kw6d-ru>-pl, a. kontanig | 
 
 wun |<irt ov fur. ' 
 
 SuDyciNTLPLE, Sub-kwin-tq-pl, a. kontanig ! 
 
 wun lx^^t ov fjv. [sum degre. 
 
 SiBUAMOLS, Sub-ni-rau-", a. (/?< ^) bruncjt in 
 SuBRKADER, Sub-red-er, n, {Law} an under rcd- 
 
 er in de iuz ov kurt. 
 Sl'BRECToa, Sub-rek-tor, n. a rektorz Tjsjerent 
 
 or subordinat. [epjon. 
 
 Subreption, Sub-r^p-Jon, «. a krf[iig upon: sur- 
 SUBttoOATioN, Sub-ru-gH-/on, ;/. {Lau) de akt 
 
 ov puinj, bi transfer, wun i>t;r::on i<r tig in de 
 
 plas iiv antidcr. [li. 
 
 Sub R08A, Sub nlt-ta, [L.] under de roz; sekrct- 
 SUBROTIND, Sub-ro-tdnd, a. nerli rund. 
 SuBSALiNE, Sub-sa-ijn, a. in sum dcgre solt. 
 St'BttALT, Sdb-solt, M. a wek kind ov soil, or a 
 
 «elt wid \ca a.-iid dan is nt^jc-iari tu niitraliz its 
 
 nulikulz. 
 Subscapular, Sub-skAp-yq-lar, ) a. {Anat.) 
 SuB.scAPULARV, Sub-skap-jrii-la-ri, j \>t\\\ bene'd 
 
 de skapyiilu. [skrjb<l. 
 
 SUBMRIBABLI. "•' ' ' ■ '. ■ ' ina be fub- 
 
 SUB-SIBIIIE, .- Ulltiks dr 
 
 nam tu u j.i; ut; lu giv 
 
 ki'ii.'OMt lu ij uiKicriimj dt i.a.u; tu ntesl bj 
 ritiii ilr niiin: tu -jn: tu iigr^ tu: tu '-ngaj tu |». 
 yi ,,.. „,, I <ub-»krib, r. t. tu giv konn^nt; tu 
 I violated «um for dc prumojoa or 
 
 n- 
 
 Si i ~ '.r(b-er, n. wuu hiti subskribi; 
 
 *^ :ii tu cui jiajH-r or instruiment; 
 
 ^^ . ;'^ tu eni underlakig. 
 
 SuBaiHipT. Siib-skript, n. cni tijj undcrritn. 
 Subscription, Sub-skrip-/on, n. dr akt ov sub- 
 
 skribig; dat bwi^ ii subskrjbd; sumtlQ under- 
 
 ritn: kons<(nt or atc«ta/on girn bj signatiir; a 
 konlrlbtjon tu eni underlakig. 
 Subsection, Sub-sek/on, n. a aubdivijoo ov a 
 
 Iqrjer sekjon; a sek/on ov a sek/on. 
 Subsecutive, Sub-sek-yn-tiv, a. foluig in tran. 
 SUBSEMITONE. Sub-sem-i-t«n, fi. {Mui.) dc Icd- 
 ifl nut or Jqrp sevnt ov de skal. [nevn pqrta. 
 
 SuBSEPTUPLE, Sub-»«?p-tii-pl,a. kontanio wun or 
 Subsequence, Siib-se-kwuniS, | n. dc stat or 
 Su BSEQUEsey, Sdb-sc-kwen-ii, i beig odbsc- 
 
 kwent: konsekwcns. 
 Subsequent, Sdb-se-kwent, a. foloig in Iran; 
 
 net prrsfJig: jKistcrior; k6nsekwent.- 
 Subsequently, Sdb-se-kwent-li, ad. at a later 
 
 t|ui: S.J az tu foio. 
 Subserve, Sub-serv, r. t. tu be subsfrvient tu; 
 tu prumut; tu help forward; tu Sfrv in subor- 
 
 dinajon: tu scrv instrjimentali. 
 .Subservience, Sub-*<;r-vi-tn3, i n. de stat ov 
 SuB.sERViKNCV, Sub-ser-vi-en-si, i beig ^bs^r- 
 
 vieiil; iiisiroimental tilnos, yi^s, or ojx'ra/on. 
 Subservient, Sub-st-r-vi-ent, a. servijj under; 
 
 sulxirdinat; helpful; instriDracntali y^sful. 
 SuBSESsiLE, Sub-ses-il, a. {Hot.) havig veri Jort 
 
 fut-stoks. [pqrt ov sik«. 
 
 SuBSEXTUPLE, Sub-5<5ks-tn,-pl, a. kontanifl wun 
 Subside, Sub-sjd, r. i. tu sell or tend dTsnwardz; 
 
 tu sigk tu de botom, uz Icz: tu sigk; tu ful ta 
 
 rest: tu abat; tu intermit. It iz komonli yi\,zd 
 
 ov wun pqrt ov a kompTSnd, siokig in de Lul. 
 Subsidence, Sdb-si-dens, i n. de akt ov sub- 
 SuBsiDENcv, Sub-si-den-si, f sjdig or sigkifl; 
 
 tcndeiisi (l-snwardz. [iari mancr. 
 
 SuBSiDiABiLV, Sub-sid-i-a-ri li, ad. in a subsid- 
 SuBSiDiARY, Sub-sid-i-a-ri, a. adig; asistiy; fdr- 
 
 nijiy supijz: osistant; brot in ad. 
 Subsidiary, Sub-sid-i-a-ri, n. an asistant. 
 Subsidize, Sdb-si-djz, r. t. tu furni/ wid a sub 
 
 sidi; tu stipynlnt tu pa muni tu for sorvisez. 
 Subsidy, Sdb-si-di, n. peki^nyari ad granted bj 
 
 wun guvernment tu andder in pursi^ans ov a 
 
 trrti for sor^'iscz; pekunynri asislans or grant; Q 
 
 taks. 
 Subsign, Sub-sjn, r. t. tu sjn under; tu subskrjb. 
 ."^UBsioxATiON, Sub-sig-nd-Jon, n. de akt ov sjn- 
 
 i() under. 
 Sub silentio. Sub si-l^n-Ji-o, [L.] in sjleni: 
 
 widiit cni nutis bcig takn. 
 Subsist, Sub-jist, r. /. tu egzist; tu be; tu har 
 
 cgzisteiis; tu kontinyn: tu hav mcnz ov livig: 
 
 tu be manland; tu inher. 
 Subsist, .Sub-sist, r. /. tu fed; tu mantan. • 
 Subsistence, Sub-sist-ens, j n. it akt ov sub- 
 Subsistency, .Sub-sist-en-si, j aistij); dat hwiq 
 
 subsists; inhrrens; real beifl: menz ov supurt; 
 
 manteuiins; \\v'\\j: Ijvlihud: suslenans; sujuirt. 
 Subsistent, Sub-fist-cnt, a. haviQ subsistcns or 
 
 real bcij): egzistij): inherent. [anddcr. 
 
 Subsoil, .'^ub-.-trl, n. a laer ov ?rt or sffl under 
 SuBsoiL-PLOioiiiNG, Sub-sffl-pl's-io, n. de op- 
 
 erujom.v pluij) drp, or ov turniy updc substfl.or 
 
 substmtuiu, bj dr y^s ova pckiiiyar s.>rt ov pj-s. 
 SuBsoLARY, Sub-?u-la-ri, a. brio under de sun. 
 ."^UBSPKCIES, Sub-s|]i-Je«, u. a subttrdinat spr/rz. 
 Substance. Sdb-stnn-, ;i. dat hwitj iz sub.-istcnt 
 
 or huz real brig, uz distigkt from dat hwiq baz 
 
 onii mctnfizikal ogiistcns; da' hwiq -iuiH'jrls ak- 
 
 sidents: suniti{) substanjal: • ' ^umtip 
 
 real, nol iiuajinari: sumtiu - 1: bodi; 
 
 kor|xJrral nalyqr; welt: priij • Ijf. 
 
 Substantial, .^^ub-stan-Jul, a. rtiaiiu lu sub- 
 
 stans; havig Bub.«tans; kontanio dr escnj.nl j«^rt; 
 
 real; aktyi^ali cgzislio: solid; not inrrii semio; 
 
 korpureal: mairriul; kouipriiig dr e><ij/:il pqrt; 
 
 strog; sfst; buiki; rcspousibl; moderaUi Welti; 
 
 wurdi or konfidens.
 
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 SuBSTA:<TiALiTy, Sub-stan-Ji-al-i-ti, n. At stat 
 ov btig substanjal; kerporeiti; matErialiti. 
 
 Substantially, Sub-stan-Jal-i, ad. in a substan- 
 jal rjaner; in substans; bj inkli^dii) dg substans 
 t>r tsenjal pqrt; triBli; solidli; reali. 
 
 SuBSTANTiALNESS, Sub-stan-Jal-nes, n. &t stat 
 ov beii) substanjal; fermnes;strer)t; substanjialiti. 
 
 SuBSTANTiALS, Sub-stan-Jalz, n.pl. esenjal pqrts. 
 
 Substantiate, Sub-stan-Ji-at, v. t. tu mak tu 
 egzist: tu. establij bj proof er kompetent evidens; 
 tu verifi; tia prcDv. [Ijk, a substantiv. 
 
 Substantival, Siib-stan-tj-val, a. rslatii) tu, er 
 
 Substantive, Sdb-stan-tiv, n. At nam ov eni tii) 
 dat egzists, hweder material er imakrial. — 
 {Gram.} dat pqrt ov sptq hwiq dsnots a sub- 
 staiu er suhjekt, az distiijgwijt from an atiihijt 
 er predikat; &t nam ov eni tiij: a nun. 
 
 Substantive, Siib-stan-tiv, a. solid; dependii) 
 onli on itself; — bEtcskniij egzistens; az, a verb 
 suhbtantie, dat iz, tu hi;— not adjektiv; az, a 
 D-sn ftihiantiv. [stantiv. 
 
 Substantively, Sub-stan-tiv-li, ad. az a sub- 
 
 Substitute, Sub-sti-ti|t, i:. t. tu put in dg plas 
 ov aniider; tu eksqaiij; tu qanj. 
 
 Substitute, Sub-sti-tn,t, n. wun plast bj aniider 
 tu akt wid delegated p'scr; wun aktig er put in 
 plas ov aniider; a person er tig siibstitvited. 
 
 Substitution, Sub-sti-ti\,-Jon, n. de akt ov siib- 
 stitqtiij: de stat ov beii) substiti^ted; dg replasig 
 ov wun til) bj aniider; dat hwiq iz substiti^ted. 
 
 Substitutional, Sub-sti-ti\-Jon-al, a. impljig 
 substitqjon; supljii) de plas ov aniider. 
 
 Substitutionally, Sub-sti-tii-Jon-al-i, ad. bj 
 wa ov substiti^on. 
 
 Substitutionary, Sub-sti-ti|-Jon-a-ri, a. relatir) 
 tu, or makir), substiti^jon; substitqjonal. 
 
 Substitutive, Sub-sti-tij,-tiv, a. fiirnijii) a sub- 
 stitq^t. [trad.) 
 
 Fubsteact, Sub-strakt, ■». t. tu dsdiikt. Se {Sul- 
 
 SuBSTRACTiON, Sub-strak-Jon, n. dg akt ov takii) 
 awa, widdrfliij, er widholdiij, az ov rjts, legasiz, 
 .er rents. Se {Suhtractinn.) 
 
 Substrate, Siib-strat, «. a substratum. 
 
 Substratum, Sub-stra-tum, n. [L.] pi. Sub-stra- 
 ta: a stratum Ijii) under aniider stratum: a sub- 
 sffl: a basis; a f-sndajon. 
 
 Substruction, Sub-striik-Jon, n. an.under-bildii). 
 
 Substructure, Sub-strukt-yii,r, n. a f^ndajon; 
 an under-bildii). 
 
 Substvlar, Sub-stj-lar, a. notii) a Ijn under dg 
 stjl ov a dial. 
 
 Substyle, Siib-stjl, n. {Dialling) de strat Ijn 
 fermd bj dg intersekjon ov dg fas ov dg djal wid 
 dg perpendikyi|lar plan hwiq pasez trco de 
 nomon. 
 
 Subsulphate, Sub-sul-fat,«. {Chem.) a substans 
 not kwjt a sulfat on ak-snt ov its havii) an ekses 
 ov dg bas. 
 
 Subsultory, Siib-sul-to-ri, w Sub-siil-to-ri,* a. 
 b'sndiij; mmvii) bj stqrts. 
 
 SuBTANGENT, Sub-tan-jent, 71. { Geom.) dg pqrt 
 ov de aksis ov a kurv intersepted betwe'n dg 
 tanjent and dg erdinat. [Tqrtarus. 
 
 Subtartaeean, Sub-tar-ta-rg-an, a. beiij tinder 
 
 Subtend, Sub-tend, r. t. tu streq or ekstend un- 
 der; tu req or run aloij under, az a Ijn. 
 
 Subtense, Sub-tens, «. de kord ov aii qrk. 
 
 Subtepid, 8ub-tep-id, a. tepid in sum degrg. 
 
 Subter, Siib-ter, [i.] a Latin prepozijon signi- 
 f jiij iinder; ekwivalent tu siih, az u prefiks. 
 
 Subterfluent, 8ub-ter-flii,-ent, ) a. f laiij er run- 
 
 Subterfluous, Sub-ter-flq,-us, i ig under. 
 
 Subterfuge, Siib-ter-fqj, n. a Jif t; an gvajon; a 
 trik: a kwerk; an qrtifis. 
 
 Subterrane, Siib-ter-an, n. a subteraneus 
 struktyq^r; a roim under grsnd. 
 
 Subterranean, Sub-ter-a-ne-an, I a. beig un- 
 
 Subterraneous, Sub-ter-a-ng-us, f der de erfi; 
 beig under dg surf as ov dg eri; plast bglo ds 
 surfas. 
 
 Subterrene, Sub-ter-gn, a. subterangan. 
 
 Subtile, Siib-til, a. tin; not dens; not gros; njs; 
 fjn; delikat; not kors; pgrsig; aki\t; — kunig: qrt- 
 ful: — in dis sens it iz nu komonli ritn {suliile.) 
 Sg {Subtle.) [li; f jnli. 
 
 Subtilely, Sdb-til-li, ad. in a subtil maner; tin- 
 
 SuBTiLENESS, Siib-til-ncs, n. de stat ov beig 
 subtil. 
 
 Subtility, Sub-til-i-ti, n. sam az {Subtilty.) 
 
 Subtilization, Sub-til-i-za-Jon, n. dg akt ov 
 siibtiljzig; rgfjnment. 
 
 Subtilize, Siib-til-jz, «. t. tu mak tin; tu mak 
 les gros er kors; tu rgf jn; tu spin intu yqsles 
 njsetiz. 
 
 Subtilize, Sdb-til-jz, v. i. tu rgfjn ta> muq in 
 qrgqinent; tu 3'qz rgfjnment. 
 
 Subtilty, Siib-til-ti, 7;. tinnes; fjnnes; njseti; rg- 
 fjnment: — kunig; qrtifis. Se {Subtlety.) 
 
 Subtle, Sut-1, a. slj; qrtful; kunig; krafti; wjli; 
 aki'],t. 
 
 Subtleness, Siit-1-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig sutl. 
 
 Subtlety, Siit-1-ti, n. qrtfulnes; kunig; sljnes. 
 
 Subtly, Siit-li, a. sljli; qrttuli; kunigli; kraftili. 
 
 Subtract, Sub-trakt, t.t. tu taka smeler kwon- 
 titi er number from a grater; tu dediikt; tu 
 ■widdre pqrt from de rest. Sumtjmz ritn {sub- 
 stract,) bwiq sg. 
 
 Subtracter, Sub-trakt-er, n. wun hcB subtrakts. 
 
 Subtraction, Sub-trak-Jon, n. de akt ov sub- 
 traktig: de akt ov takig wun number er kwontiti 
 from aniider, in erder tu f jnd dg diferens; ds- 
 dukjon. Sg {Substradioii.) 
 
 Subtrahend, Siib-tra.-hend, n. {Arith.) a 
 number hwiq iz tu bg subtrakted from a Iqrjer 
 nnmber, keld dg minyxiend. [degrg. 
 
 SuBTRiFiD, Sub-trj-fid, a. {Brd.) trjfid in sum 
 
 Subtriple, Sub-trip-l, a. kontanig aterd,er wun 
 pqrt ov trg, er havig dg rajio ov 1 tu 3. 
 
 SuBTEiPLiCATE. Sub-trip-li-kat, a. notig de ra- 
 jio ov dg ki^b root. 
 
 Subtrude, Sub-tRt)d, r. t. tu inserter plas under. 
 
 SuBTUTOR, Sub-t\'i-tor, n. a suberdinat ti|tor. 
 
 Subulate, Si|-bii^-lat, a. {Hot.) Japt Ijk an el. 
 
 SuBUNDATiON, Sub-un-da-Jon,* n. flud. 
 
 Suburb, Siib-urb, w. a distrikt, teritori, or vilaj, 
 wid^t dg welz ov a siti; de 'st-pqrt er konfjnz 
 ov a siti. [itig, a suburb. 
 
 Suburban, Sub-iirb-an, a. relatig tu, er inhab- 
 
 SuBURBED, Siib-urbd, a. havig a suburb. 
 
 SuBURBiAL, Sub-iir-bi-al, a. sam az {Subm-ban.) 
 
 SuBURBiAN, Sub-iir-bi-an, a. sam az {Suburban.) 
 
 SuBURBiCARiAN, Sub-ur-bi-ka-ri-an, a. apljd tu 
 doz provinsez ov Itali hwiq kompozd de anjent 
 djoses ov Rom. [gti. 
 
 SuBVARiETY, Sub-va-rj-g-ti, n. a suberdinat varj- 
 
 SuBVENE, Sub-ven, v. i. tu kum under, az a sup- 
 ort er sta; tu hapn. [windi. 
 
 SuBVENTANEOUS, Sub-ven-ta-ng-us,* a. adl; 
 
 Subvention, Sub-ven-Jon, n. dg akt ov kumig 
 under; dg akt ov suportig; ad. 
 
 SuEVERSE, Sub-vers,* v. t. tu subvert. 
 
 Subversion, Sub-ver-Jon, n. dg akt ov subvertig; 
 overturn: overtro; roAn: destrukjon. 
 
 Subversionary, Sub-ver-Jon-a-ri, a. destrnktiv; 
 subvertig. [destriiktiv. 
 
 Subversive, Sub-ver-siv, a. tendig tu subvert; 
 
 Subvert, Sub-vc'rt, t. t. tu overtro; tu over- 
 turn: tu destrer; tu turn upsjd Arsn; tu invert; 
 tu re vers; tu koriipt. 
 
 SuBVERTER, Sub-vert-er, n. wun hco subverts; a 
 destrerer. [verted. 
 
 SuBVEETiBLE, Sub-vert-i-bl, a. dat ma be sub-
 
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 SoBWOSEKK, Sub-wiirk-er, n. a subeniinat wurker. 
 SuccKOANKOt'8, Suk-gc-dii-ne-u.t, m. supljio de 
 
 pUi ov auutig eU; nubDtitiiioual. 
 SuccEDAXEUM, Suk-«e-du-iit-uiii, n. [L.] pi. 
 
 Suk-n£-ila-iir-a, {ijuj.) Suk-st-ja-nt-uuii; dat 
 
 hwi(; Xuki At pla:) uv HUiutii) cU; u ^iubatittit. 
 tiuc'CKKD, Suk-i)C(J, (°. /. tu kuiii in (la^ ov undd- 
 
 cr; tu folu in orJor;— tu obtjin wuiu wij; tu 
 
 bav sukM.^; tu t«;'riuinnt iin undvrtukiu in de 
 
 dtijrd clckt; tu huv u gud rcziilt, cfekt, or iji^; 
 
 tu be pnwjierus; tu iJn wi-1 or il. 
 SurcEED, Suk-^ied, v. t. tu folo: tu be sdbsc- 
 
 kwent i«r konsckweut tu; — tu prosper; tu mak 
 
 guk.-'Oiful. [sesor. 
 
 SucCEEbER, Suk-s^d-cr, n. wun bizt 8uk<edz; suk- 
 Si;ccttDi.vo, Suk-std-ij), pp. a. foluio; kumio 
 
 oftor. [in a konst-rt. 
 
 Si'CCENTOR, Suk-seu-tor, n. {Miiti.) a bas sigcr 
 Success, Suk-s^s, n. de ijij, or tertninajun ov eni 
 
 af^r; i»lwaz understud uz a drzjrd ij\\, unles 
 
 kwulifjd )i| unddiT wurd, az bud or il sukate; 
 
 pruii[icriti; gud fortyiin; luk. 
 Sl'cCEssKL'L, Suk-i»ej>-ful, a. havig suks^; pros- 
 
 peru.'t; hiipi: f'irtyqnat; luki. 
 SccctssKULLV. Suk-sos-ful-i, ad. pr6spcrusli; 
 
 lukili; t.irlynnatli. [btio suksosful. 
 
 St'CctSbKLL.Ntss, Suk-s^s-ful-ncs, n. At stat uv 
 Succession, Suk-!*J-on, n. At akt ov huksrdig, 
 
 er ov foluig in order; dat bwitj fuloz or :juksedz: 
 
 konjTkiiJiiii: a scriez ov tigi er jxTsonz foluig 
 
 wun anddur in order; a linraj: an order ov de- 
 
 s^udant^: p«cr er rjt ov sukfcdiy. Li> av »uktt/- 
 
 on, {Lan-) At \o or roil akordig tu bwiq de suk- 
 
 sejoo tu de properti or de«e:it iudividyi^ulz iz 
 
 r^gy (plated. 
 SuccEssioxAL, Suk-s.'-J-on-nl, a. relatig tu suk- 
 
 sejnn: inipliig sukiiejon. [.-iuk.-'ejon. 
 
 SucctssioNALLV, Suk-*^j-on-al-i, ad. bj wa ov 
 Suci't-ssioMbT, Suk-soJ-on-ist, n. wun biOadherz 
 
 t'l Mik.-fjun. 
 Successive. Suk-!<fe-iv, a. f61oig in order; unin- 
 
 teru(itfd: kontinynus; kons^kyiitiv; alt^mat. 
 Successively, Suk-?ei-iv-li, ad. bj 8uk:ie/on; in 
 
 a ."trirz: wun after andder. 
 Successiveness, Suk-ses-iv-ncs, n. At stat ov 
 
 lull) -uk-ii>iv. [nat. 
 
 Sci' i.-.-iii ss, Suk-ses-lcs, a. uoldki; unftirtyn- 
 SiLCi.MLi'.ssLT, Suk-s^j-lc8-li, at/, irid'st 8uk«e.'. 
 SucctJiSLESSNEss, Suk-s^-les-nes, n. unsuk^es- 
 
 fuinc^. 
 SuccEssoa. Suk-sds-or, n. wun bd) foloz in dr 
 
 pla!> or kiirakter ov anuder;— korelaliv tu pred- 
 
 rferor. 
 SucciDUOus, Suk-sid-yq-us, a. rcdi tu f.)l. 
 SucciKEHous, Suk-sif-er-us, a. yeldig sap. 
 SucciNAMiliE, Suk-sin-a-mid, n. {f'ktrri.} a sub- 
 
 «tiin^ obtaiid from ^uksinik iu<id and aniunia. 
 Succinate, Sdk-si-nat, n. (CVw.) a #olt formd 
 
 ov fuksiQik itDid and a bas. 
 Succinct. .■^uk-Jiukt, .•». tukt or gorded up; havig 
 
 dr kludi drun up tu di:<cDgaj de legx; — /art; 
 
 kon.*(«: brtf; jumari; kompendius. 
 Succinctly, Suk-sigkt-li, ad. brefli; konsjsli. 
 Succinctness, Suk-sigkt-nw, n. brcviti; kon- 
 
 gj!>ne». [amber. 
 
 Succinic. Suk-sin-ik, a. (Chfm.) derjvd fn)ui 
 Succinite, Sdk-:tin-it, n. {Min.} an ambcr-kul- 
 
 oril gqruct. 
 SucciNOCS, Sdk-sin-u<, a. rtlatig tu amber. 
 Succoft, Sdk-or, r. t. tu help: tu a«i«t in difi- 
 
 kulti or dis'tr^''; tu rrlrv; tu nd; tu <;eri/. 
 Succor. Sdk-or, n. nd: reltf; de ]i^r»on or tig 
 
 diit ndi. 
 SuccoRKR, ."^dk-or-er, n. wun hiu !«ukf>ri; n helper. 
 SuccuBLESS, Sdk-or-le«, a. wontig relcf: vtfd ov 
 
 help. 
 
 •Succory, .Sdk-o-ri, n. a plant; de wjU endir. 
 Succotash, .Sdk-w-taJ, n. loA mad ov grtn mat 
 
 and beiiz btrld;- de nam and de tig qr derjvd 
 
 from de Indiaui. 
 SuccuBA, Sdk-yi^-ba, n. [L.] a kjnd ov femal 
 
 drmi'n. 
 SuccuBcs, Sdk-yn-bug, n. Ti.! a kjnd ov demon. 
 SuccuLA, Sdk-yn-la, n. {JlecA.j a bj^r akais or 
 
 gilinder wid i<tavz on it tu moov it rvod. 
 SuccuLENCK, Sdk-yii-lens, i n. At «iat ov beig 
 Succulkxot, Sdk-yi^-lcn-si, i adkyqlcnt; jvi- 
 
 iies, az ov plants. 
 .SicccLENT, Suk-y^-lcnt, a. mffi>t; ful ov ji^s; 
 
 fleji; jli<<i, az a plant. 
 SuccuLOLS, Sdk-yn,-lus, a. tdkyt^lont. 
 Sl'Ccl'MB, ."^uk-dm, r. i. tu yeld; tu submit; tu 
 
 gigk under. 
 .SuccussATiON, Suk-u»-a-/on,* n. a trot; cukujon. 
 SucccssiON, .Suk-dJ-on, n. At ukt ov /akig.— 
 
 {J/td.) a Jakig ov de bodi or nervus pqrtd bj 
 
 stiwyiilants. 
 Sucu, ."^U(;, a. and pron. ov dat kjnd; ov At l|k 
 
 kjod: de sam dat; de sam; notig a |)^r.<K)n or tig. 
 
 It iz frekwcntli folud b{ az; and it bekdmz a 
 
 prunrn bj At elip^id ov a subslantir; az, "help 
 
 *'/y az ued help." 
 Suck, Suk, r. t. tu dre in wid At anl; tu dre 
 
 milk from wid de mist; tu dro er dran; tu im- 
 
 bib: tu iuhal. [bjb. 
 
 Suck, Sak, r. i. tu dre de brest; tu dro; tu im- 
 SucK, Suk, n. de akt ov eukig; milk from At 
 
 brest; — j^s. 
 .Sucker, Sdk-er, n. he er dat hwiq suks: — de 
 
 duiboluj or piston ov a pump, or ov a stem-cnjin: 
 
 Q iijp truct hwiq eni tig iz sukt; — a pes ov wet 
 
 Icder;— a /ibt ov a plant grtjig from de man 
 
 stok or r«Dt; — a fij dat adberz tu roks; elso a 
 
 river-fij. 
 SucKEU, Sdk-er, r. t. tu dcprjv ov sukerz. 
 Sl'cket, Sdk-ct, n. a swetmet tu be dizolrd in 
 
 At mtst. 
 StCKiNO-BOTTLE, Suk-ig-bot-l, n. a botl hwiq, 
 
 tu qildren. supljz de wont ov a pap. 
 SucKiNG-Fisii, .<dk-ig-fi/, n. a lump-fi/, a klum- 
 
 zi-jnpt animal; u suker. 
 Suckle, Sdk-I, r. t. tu nurs at de brejt. 
 Suckling, Sdk-lig, n. a yug kretyn,ryet fed bj 
 
 dr (uip; a bab. 
 Suctio.v, Sdk-Jon, n. At akt ov fukig; de akt ov 
 
 razig likwidz trtb a ti^b b( mcnz ov a piston. 
 .'Suctorial, .'^uk-t(5-ri-al, a. adapted tu sukig 
 
 iivit) bj jukig. [fi/. 
 
 Suctobian. ."^uk-t<i)-ri-an, n. {/ch.} a kqrtilajinus 
 SucTURiucs, Suk-t<j-ri-u8, n. sam az tukUari-ai. 
 .•^UKATOBV. Si'i-da-to-ri, a. swetig: pcrspirig. 
 Sudatory, Sq-da-to-ri, «. a hoi-hvs; a ewet- 
 
 ig-but. 
 .'>ui>i>KV, Sdd-en, a. hapnig widvt previus n<:>tis; 
 
 kuiuig uneksia-ktedli: uneks{i^ktcu; not anlisi- 
 
 ]>nt('il; basti: prc.-ipitat. 
 Suddenly, Sdd-en-li, ad. in a sudcn maner; un- 
 
 eks|>cktodli. 
 .Suddenness, Sdd-en-nes, n. de stat ov brig sud- 
 
 eii; anek.sfii-ktednes. 
 ."^UDORiKic, S^-dia-rif-ik, a. prodt^sig or kozig 
 
 swet; swetin. [swct. 
 
 Sudorific, >ii-da-nf-ik, n. a medisin prumulig 
 SuDRA, .Si'^-dru, h. At furt kast amdg de lIindiLz, 
 
 komprrhendig mckaniks and laburerz. 
 Suds, Sudi, «./•/. woth- impregnated wid »op; a 
 
 liksivium ov stjp and woter. Tu I'C in dr tudi, 
 
 tu be in difikulti. 
 Sue, Sq. r. t. tu pro.^ekqt bj lo; tu gnn bi legal 
 
 prijiiedynr;— tu folu: tu eosi^; — tu klen de bck, 
 
 ai a hok. 
 Sub, Si], r. t. tu beg; tu ontrjt; tu prtijoo.
 
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 SuENT, Si|,-cnt, a. svn; sniiBft; plan: regj'i-^lar. 
 
 [Provinjal in Iggland, and in sum pqrts ov Ni^ 
 
 Ir)gland.l 
 SuENTLY, Sii,-ent-li, ad. svnli; sma)dli; regyi'ilarli. 
 Suet, S4-et, n. a hqrd fat sityii,ated ab'st Ai\ 
 
 lernz and kidniz, az ov dg oks or Jsp. [siiet. 
 
 SuETY, Si],-et-i, a. konsistiij ov s\\et; iTzemblii} 
 Suffer, Suf-er, v. t. tia b£i,r; tu undergo: tui fsl 
 
 wid sens ov pan: tu endi'|,r; tia suport; not tia 
 
 siijk under: tu be afektod bj: tu be akted upon; 
 
 — tu aXi; tu permit; tu sustan; tu tolerat; tu 
 
 admit; not tu hinder. 
 Suffer, Suf-er, v. i. tu undergo pan, inkonvsn- 
 
 yens, er punijment; tu be in W(jnt er distres. 
 Sufferable, Suf-or-a-bl, a. dat ma be suferd: 
 
 endi|rabl: tolerabl. 
 Sufferableness, Siif-er-a-bl-nes, n. tolerablnes. 
 SuFFERABLY, Suf-cr-a-bli, a. tolerablij so az tu 
 
 be endi'yd. 
 Sufferance, Suf-er-ans, n. pan; inkonvenyens; 
 
 mizeri; — pnjens; moderajon; — tolerajon; permij- 
 
 on; not hinderans. 
 Sufferer, Siif-er-er, n. wan hO) suferz or endii,rz: 
 
 wun hit) permits er al'sz. 
 Suffering, Suf-er-iij, n. de akt ov endT[,rir); 
 
 distres: pan suferd. [er'B- 
 
 SuFFERiNGLY, Siif -er-ir)-li, ad. wid pan or suf- 
 Suffice, Suf-iz, V. i. tti be entif; tu be sufijent; 
 
 tu be ekwal tu de end er purpus. [for. 
 
 Suffice, Suf-jz, v. t. tu satisfj; tu be sufijent 
 Sufficience, Suf-iJ-ens, \ n. de stat ov beiij 
 Sufficiency, Suf-iJ-en-si, f sufijent; de stat 
 
 ov beii) adekwat tu de end propozd: kwolifika- 
 
 Jon; kompetens; eniif; suplj ekwal tu wont; ad- 
 
 ekwasi. 
 Sufficient, Suf-iJ-ent, a. ekwal tta an end; ad- 
 ekwat: enuf: kompetent; not defijent. 
 Sufficiently, Suf-iJ-ent-li, ad. tu a sufijent 
 
 degre. 
 Sufficing, Suf-jz-ii), pp. a. afordii) entif. 
 Sufficingness, Suf-jz-ii)-ne3,* n. ds kwoliti ov 
 
 beii) sufijent, er ov afordig satisfakjon. 
 Suffix, Siif-iks, n. a leter or silabl aded at de 
 
 end ov a wurd: an afiks. 
 Suffix, Suf-iks, -;'. t. tu ad, az a leter er silabl. 
 SuFFLATiOX, Suf-lfi-Jon, n. de akt ov bloig up. 
 Suffocate, Siif-o-kat, v. t. tu qok bj ekskliigon 
 
 or intersepjon ov \r\ tu stjfl; tu sinuder. 
 Suffocating, Siif-o-kat-iij, i^p. a. tendii) tu 
 
 siiffflkat; stjflii). [stifokat. 
 
 Suffocatingly, Siif-o-kat-iij-li, ad. so az tu 
 Suffocation, Suf-o-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov stifo- 
 
 katiii: At stat ov beiij siifojkated; a qokig. 
 Suffocative, Siif-o-ka-tiv, a. tondiij tu stifo- 
 kat er qok. 
 Suffossion, Suf-6J-on, n. de akt ov undermjniij. 
 Suffragan, Stif-ra-gan, n. an asistant bijop, er 
 
 wun h(i) iz not a metropolitan. 
 Suffragan, Stif-ra-gan, a. suberdinat; asistig: 
 
 — apljd onli tu a biJop az asistii) biz metro- 
 politan, [sufragan. 
 SuFFRAGANsnip, Siif-ra-gan-Jip, n. de stajon ov 
 Suffragant, Siif-ra-gant,* a. apistii); sufragan. 
 SuffraGate, Stif-ra-gat,* v. i. tu vot wid; tu 
 
 agre wid. [helper bi vot. 
 
 Suffragator, Stif-ra-ga-tor,* n. a favorer; a 
 
 Suffrage, Siif-rnj, n. a vot; a vot at an elekjon; 
 
 de rjt ov votij); vers givn on a kontroverted 
 
 pernt; yunjted vers ov a koijgregajon in prj\,or. 
 Suffraginous, Suf-raj-in-us,* a. beloijii) tu de 
 
 ne-jtynt ov bests. 
 Suffruticose, Suf-r(6-ti-kos, a. {Bot.) notii) a 
 
 plant dat iz not proporli a Jrub ner a herbajus 
 
 plant, az de lavender. 
 SuFFRUTicous, Suf-ri6-ti-ku3, a. Jrubi underned; 
 pqrtli Jrubi; sufrintikos. 
 
 Suffumigate, Suf-x|,-mi-gat, v. f. tu aplj fi|mz 
 
 or smok under er widin. [sufiimigatig. 
 
 Suffumigation, Suf-i|-ml-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 Suffumige, Suf-i],-mij,* ri. a medikal fii,m. 
 Suffuse, Suf-i^z, v. t. tu spred over wid sumtig 
 
 ekspansibl, az wid a vapor er a tiijktyi|,r. 
 Suffusion, Suf-i^-gon, ». de aktov sufi],zig; dat 
 
 hwig iz sufi^zd. 
 SuG, Sug, n. a smel kjnd ov wurm. 
 Sugar, Siig-ar, n. a swet substans; a konstityri,- 
 
 ent ov meni plants, but espejali de nativ selt ov 
 
 de Jugar-kan, obtand bj presii) -st de jt|s and 
 
 evaporatiij it;— a term apljd tu sum kemikal 
 
 subslansez, a,zfugar ov led, er ov milk. 
 Sugar, Xiig-ar, v. t. tu impregnat er sezn wid 
 
 Jiagar; tta swetn. 
 Sugar, Xtig-ar, a. belogii) tu er mad ov Jtagar. 
 Sugar-baker, Slag-ar-bak-er, n. a manyi\,fakt- 
 
 yil,rer ov Jugar.^ 
 Sugar-candy, Eiig-ar-kan-di, n. kandi mad ov 
 
 Juigar; Jugar kandid er kristaljzd. 
 Sugar-cane, Sug-ar-kan, n. a sakarin red, er 
 
 kan, from hwiq Jugar iz obtand. 
 Sugar-house, Xiig-ar-hiss, n. a hifs for makig 
 
 or refinig Jugar. 
 Sugarless, Sb'ig-ar-les, a. havig no Jugar. 
 Sugarloaf, Xiag-ar-lof, n. a konikal mas or lof 
 
 ov refjnd Jugar. 
 Sugar-maple, Stag-ar-ma-pl, n. a tre from htDz 
 
 sap Jugar iz mad. [Jugar. 
 
 Sugar-mill, Eug-ar-mil, n. a mil fer makig 
 Sugar-of-lead, Xtig-ar-ov-led, n. an asetat 
 
 ov led. 
 Sugar-plum, Xug-ar-plum, n. a kjnd ov swetmet. 
 Sugary, Ziag-ar-i, a. swet; tastii) ov Jugar; fond 
 
 ov Jugar. 
 SuGESCENT, Sii-jes-ent, a. enablig tu suk; sukig. 
 Suggest, Sug-jest, er Saj-est, «. t. tu hint; tu 
 
 iutimat; tu insinyi],at; tu ah|d tu; tu refer tu; 
 
 tu glans at. 
 SuGGESTEii, Sug-jest-er, n. wun hcD sugjests. 
 Suggestion, Sug-jest-yon, n. de akt ov sug- 
 
 jestii); eni tig sugjested; hint; intimajon; insin- 
 
 yiiajon. 
 Suggestive, Sug-jest-iv, a. makig sugjestyon. 
 SuGGiL, Stig-jil,* V. t. tu defam. [bliq,. 
 
 SuGGiLLATE, Stig-ji-lat,* V. t. tu bet blak and 
 SuGGiLLATiON, Sug-ji-la-JoD, n. a blak and bit], 
 
 mqrk; a briDz. 
 Suicidal, Si|-i-sj-dal, a. relatig tu stpsjd; par- 
 
 takii) ov siysjd. [er. 
 
 Suicidally, Sti-i-sj-dal-i, ai. in a st^isjdal man- 
 SuiCiDE, St],-i-sjJ, n. de slaer er slaig ov wunz 
 
 self; self-murder; a self-murderer. 
 SuiCiDiCAL, Sn,-i-sid-i-kal, a. stysjdal. 
 Sui GENERIS, Si1,-j jen-er-is, [Zr.] {Logic} ov hi2 
 
 or its Q!) kjnd. 
 Suing, St'[-ig, pp. from Sii. Se {Sue.} 
 Suing, Si'i-ig,* n. de akt ov sokig tro. 
 Suit, St^f, n. a set ov de sam kjnd; a set ov tigz 
 
 korespondent tu cq uder; az, a siit ov klodz; — a 
 
 prq,cr; petijon; rekwest; kortjip; pursvj^t; — [kon- 
 
 seki^Jon: seriez; retime; swet. Se {Suite.y] — 
 
 {Law) a proseki^Jon ov rjt befor eni trjbn,nal; az, 
 
 a sivil i:iit,; a kriminal siit; an akjon. 
 Suit, Si^t, v. t. tu fit; tu ad:ipt tu; tu be fited 
 
 tu; tu bektim; tta anser; tu serv. 
 Suit, St^t, v. i. tu agre; tu akord. 
 Suitability, Sti,t-a-bil-i-ti, n. st\,tablnes. 
 Suitable, St']^t-a-bl, a. fit; apt; met; bektimig; 
 
 ngre;i,bl. 
 Suitableness, Si^t-a-bl-nes, n. fitnes; agreablnes. 
 Suitably, Sitt-a-bli, ad. agreabli; akordig tu. 
 Suite, Swet, n. \Fr^ konseki|Jon: seriez; a tran 
 
 ov foloerz; a regyi;,lar set; retimy kumpani. Ss
 
 SUL 
 
 521 
 
 SUM 
 
 SuiTOB, Si'j,t-or, n. wun Imd 8H,z: a ijelijoner; a 
 
 »U|jlikant; a wioer; a luver; wuu hm kurU a 
 
 mistres". 
 SuiTUK88, Srit-ros, «. a fiiiial siiplikant. 
 Sl'LCAte, Siii-kat, a. {Zo/.) liav ijj a surfaa depli 
 
 iiiiiire-st wid panik-l l|iiz or fiiroz. 
 SuLCATKD, Siil-kiit-eJ, .1. fuiuil. 
 Sulk, Sulk, J r. i. tu be diskontentcd; tu be 
 
 guleii; tbi be inorui. Tu hue dc s^lks, tu be 
 
 gulun. tli- 
 
 Sulkily, Siilk-i-li, aJ. in a sulki manor; mora^- 
 SuLKiNtss, Sdlk-i-nes, n. sjlcnt sulennes; mo- 
 
 rasne.-i. Iinur6s; siik-n. 
 
 SuLKV, Siilk-i, a. diskontdnted; 6(li-ntli suk-n: 
 SuLKV, Siil-ki, n. a tiD-hweld karij for a sij)^! 
 
 person, dntn h\ wun burs. 
 SuLL, Sul.*' n. a \i\-6. 
 Sullen, Siil-i.'n, a. gliomili apgri and sjk'nt; mo- 
 
 rd)s; spU'nrtik; obslinnt; gUoiui; dizmul; huvi; dul; 
 
 — niis(jiviis: malignant. [ili. 
 
 Sullenly, Sul-on-li, ad. in a sulen manor; glinm- 
 SuLLENNKSS, Sill-cn-ncs, n. de statov beig sulcn; 
 
 mo ru!" IK'S. 
 SuLLENS, Siil-enz.t n.pl. mor6s temper; glcnmincs. 
 SuLLiAGE, Siil-i-aj,* n. iwlnJon; filt; Stan ov 
 
 di;rt; twines. [spot. 
 
 Sully, ."^lil-i, r. t. tu sa\: tu tqrnij; tu dert; tu 
 Sully, Siil-i, n. sffl; tqrnij; spot. 
 SuLPHATi:, Sul-fnt, n. {('htm. and Min.) a salt 
 
 furuul iiv Milfiirik a.«id and an ok«idi/.d bn.". 
 SuLPiiATir, Sul-l;it-ik, a. relnti() tu .sulfat. 
 Sulphite, Siil-I'it, n. u solt koiupundt-d ov sul- 
 
 fi^rus it'^id and an oksid|zd bas. 
 SuLPHO-SALT, Siil-to-H(ilt, n. a solt formd bj de 
 
 konibinnjon ov a .■^()lt wid sulfiireted hjilrojcn. 
 SuLPHOSiNAPisiNE, Sul-fu-si-uap-i-sin, n. 
 
 {C/iem.) n krislal[zabl substans obland from 
 
 mu^lnril-.-ril. 
 SuLPHLE, Sul-fur, «. a yela, brill mineral prod- 
 
 uki, must abundant in volkanik rejonz; brimston. 
 SuLPUUUATE, Sul-fii-ral, a. ov or belogig tu sul- 
 fur; iiv de kiiliir ov sulfur. 
 Sulphurate, Siil-fii-rat, r. t. tu kombjn wid 
 
 sulfur: tu antfiit wid sulfur. 
 SuLPHUUATiON, .Sul-fi^-rH-Jon, n. de aktovsiil- 
 
 fiirntiy .>r uurrutiy wid sulfur; de akt uv bIeQi{j 
 
 wid df fiimz ov burniy sulfur. 
 SuLPUiUEois, Sul-fij,-re-us, * a. relatig tu sul- 
 SuLPHUBOUK, Siil-fur-us, i far; kontanij) 
 
 sulfur: impregnated wid sulfur. 
 SuLPHUEEOUSLY, Sul-f I'^-re-us-li, ad. in a sul- 
 
 fi'irfU!> manor. 
 SuLPULEE0U8NE.ss, Sul-fi'i-rE-us-nos, n. &e stat 
 
 ov bei(] sulft'ireus. 
 SuLPHUBET, Siil-fn-ret, n. {Chem.} a kombina- 
 
 Jon ov sulfur wid an alknl{, ^rt, or metal, bavijj 
 
 Du) sen!<ilil propertiz ov an asid. [in sulnJon. 
 
 Sulphuretted. Sul-fq-ret-cd. a. huldiu sulfur 
 SuLPULRH", Sul-fii-riU. a. rrlaii^ tu, or drrjvd 
 
 from, ."ullur. Sulf'qn'k a*id, kold olso e^ ov lit- 
 
 ri'l, iz an a-sid fuli satynrnted wid I'ksijon, hav- 
 
 ig 5h pqrts ov oksijen and -12 ov sulfur. 
 Sulphurwobt, Sul-fur- wurt, n. a plant: hngz 
 
 fiiii-l. [furus. 
 
 Sulphury, Stil-fur-i, a. rartakig ov sulfur; sul- 
 SuLTAN, Siil-tan, «. de lurkij or 'Utuman em- 
 peror, kold bj Yiirupranz de (frand Sultan and 
 
 O'.rantl Siny'T, but hibz ptkiilyor tjtl iz {Pa- 
 
 dithd.y (.)ri«^iital prunun^iajon, Sul-t<\n. 
 Sultana, Sul-tn-nn, ur Sul-t«i-na, «. de wjf or 
 
 kousort ov Ac Sultan. 
 SuLTANESS, Siil-tan-es. n. sam ai {Sultana.} 
 Sultan-flower, Sdl-tan-flv-cr, u. a plant and 
 
 fl'ser. [perial. 
 
 SuLTANiC, Sul-t.in-ik, a. beltJo'D ''^ ^ Sultan: im- 
 BuLTANSUiP, Siil-tan-Jip, n. de ofis ov SuIUlB. 
 
 Sultriness, Siil-tri-nes, «. de stat ov briQ sultri, 
 
 or klitdi; damp het. [m«rst or damp. 
 
 Sultry, Siil-tri, a. hot and klos; hot, kUdi, and 
 Sum, Sum, c t. tu kompi'it; tu kolekt |Kirtikyti,- 
 
 lurz intu a txjtal; iu kust up; tu komprjz; tu 
 
 komprebdud. — {Faltonri/} tu hav fedcrz ful 
 
 grun. 
 Sum, Sum, n. de hoi ov cni tig; de agregat or 
 
 meni |iartikyii,l(irz: a kwontiti ov muni; fnaiat; 
 
 — komiicndium; abrijmunt; — hjt; komplejon; — a 
 
 ]irobluui in aritmeiik. 
 .Sumach, ."^A-niuk, m- >]<fj-mak, n. a iqrj Jrub, ov 
 
 df jfnus rur<: u pisder ov its Irvz, pcJiijjklz, ks., 
 
 yiiz>l ill nu'(lisin, d|ig, and tunig. 
 Sumatran. Sq-UK^-tran, n. a nntiv ov Sqmqtra. 
 SuMLESS, Siim-les, a. not tu be kompqted. 
 Summarily, Siim-a-ri-li, ad. in a sumari manor; 
 
 brelli. 
 ."^UMMAHY, Siim-a-ri, a. Jort; bref; kompcndius; 
 
 konipre hensiv; snksigkt: lakonik. 
 Summary, Siim-a-ri, n. a komprrhf^nsiv abrij- 
 
 nii'iit, komprizig de hedz and subdivi3onz ov a 
 
 wurk: a kompendium: abstrakt. 
 Su.mmer, Siim-cr, n. de worra.sezn ov de yer, 
 
 komprizig Jqn, .Iqlj. and Ogust. Astronomi- 
 
 kuli konsidcrd, sumer brginz at de sumer sul- 
 
 stis, wid de Inggost da, ab-»t .Iqn 21 or 22, and 
 
 cndz at de utiimnal ekwinoks, abSt September 
 
 22: — wun hot) kasts up an ak'snt; a rekner. 
 Summer, Siim-er, v. i. tu pas de sumer. 
 Su.MMKK, ."^liin-er, v. t. tu kep trjo de turner. 
 •Summer, Siim-er, a. rrlatig tu sumer. 
 SuMMEBcOLT, Sum-cr-kolt, n. de lindqlatig stat 
 
 ov At :\r, ner de grTsnd, hwen hcted. 
 SuM.VERFALLOW, Slim cr-fal-o, V. t. tu pl-s and 
 
 let Ij falo for a tjm, az land. [sumer. 
 
 SuMMERFALLOW, Siim-er-fal-o, a. Ijig bj^r in 
 .Summer-house, Siim-er-b-ss, ». a kuutri-h'ss for 
 
 |xi.-ig de sumer: a ple;^qr h'ss in a gqrden. 
 
 Summersault, Siim-er-solt, | n. a hi lep in hwiq 
 de helz qr tron 
 over dc hod. 
 
 Summerset, Stim-or-sct, 
 
 Summerstir, Stim-cr-st^r, r. /. tu pU land dat 
 
 it nin be falj in sumer: tu siimerfalo. 
 .Summist, Siim-ist, n. wun hO) formz an abrijment. 
 Summit, Siim-it, n. de h{cst pernt; de top: de ut- 
 
 must hit. 
 SuMMiTLEas, Stim-it-les, a. havig no sumit. 
 Summit-level, Stim-it-lov-el, n. de hjest level; 
 
 At hjest ov Q seriez ov eleva/onz over hwiq a 
 
 kan:'il or w^ter-kurs iz karid. 
 SuM.MiTV. Siim-it-i,* ii. top: sumit. 
 Summon, Siim-on, r. t. tu kol wid otoriti; tu sjt; 
 
 tu bid: tu invjt: tu eksjt; tu kol up. 
 SiJMMONER, Stim-on-cr, n. wun hiD sjts; won ha> 
 
 suinonz. 
 SU.MM0N8, Siim-onz, »., pi. .Siim-onz-cz; a kol or 
 
 otoriti. — {Law) a rit komundig a Jerif tu worn 
 
 a |«;rson tu api'r in kort tu anser a komplant 
 
 mail agen«t him; a sjta/on. [est gud. 
 
 Si MMUM BONUM, Stim-um bcS-num. [L.] At grat- 
 SuMPTER, .^lim-tcr, ti. a hors or niql dat kariz de 
 
 ]iruivi;^nnz, kludig, ifiis., ov an qrmi or kum{jani. 
 SuMPTEB, Siim-ter, a. notig a hors or mql dat 
 
 kariz nese-nriz, az ov an qrmi. 
 Sumption, Siim-Jon,* n. de akt ov takig. 
 Sumptuaey, Siimt-yq-a-ri, a. relatig tu cksp^ns; 
 
 re^'yqlatig de kost ov livig. StimtifUHri Uk, Ios 
 
 intended tu restran de ckspenditqr ov sitizens. 
 Sumptuosity, Sumt-yq-63-i-ti, n. ekspensivncs; 
 
 kost lines: siiratyiiusnes. 
 Sumptuous, Siimt-yn-us, a. kostli; cksp^nsiv; 
 
 splendid; luksyqrius. 
 Sumptuously, Siimi-yq-us-li, ad. ckspensirli; 
 
 splendidli. [nes. 
 
 SuMPTUousNESS, Silmt-yi^-as-nes, ». ekspouur-
 
 SUN 
 
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 Sun, Sun, n. de himinari dat males de da: ds 
 
 sentral bodi ov ds solar sistem, ab'st hwiq el ds 
 
 planets and komets rtvolv, and bj hwiq dq,r mo- 
 
 Jonz qr regyii,lated and koulrwld:-— radiajon from 
 
 &.Z sun; — a suni plas; — eni tiij eminentli splendid 
 
 er konspikyi^us. Tinder ds sun, in de wurld; — 
 
 a proverbial eksprejon. 
 •Sun, Sun, t. t. t\a ekspoz tu ds sun, er tu ds 
 
 sunz wermt; tu insolat. 
 Sunbeam, Siin-bsm, n. a bsm er ra ov ds sun. 
 SuNBEAT, Siin-bst, i a. Jon on fsrsli bj ds 
 
 SuNBEATEN, Sun-bst-n, i sun. 
 SuNBiRD, Sdn-berd, n. a smel berd, ov brilyant 
 
 plU^maj, dat livz on ds jq,sez ov fliserz, and iz 
 
 aljd tu ds humii)berd. [ds sun. 
 
 SuNBLiNK, Sun-blii)k, n. a glans er rsflekjon ov 
 SuN-BORN, Sdn-bern, a. bern ov de sun. 
 Sun- BRIGHT, Sdn-brjt, a. rszemblig ds sun in 
 
 brjtnes. [bj ds sun. 
 
 Sunburn, Siin-bum, v. t. tu diskulor er skerq 
 SuNBURNiNG, Sun-burn-ii), n. ds efekt ov ds 
 
 sun, partikyixlarli upon de fas. [ord bj ds sun. 
 Sunburnt, Siin-burnt, a. tand; skerqt er diskul- 
 Su>'CLAD, Sun-klad, a. klodd in radians; brjt. 
 Sun-dart, Siin-dqrt, n. a dqrt er bem ov de sun. 
 Sunday, Sun-da, n. de da anjentli dedikated tu 
 
 de sun; — ds ferst da ov de wsk; n'S de Kristyan 
 
 Sabat. ' [Sabat. 
 
 Sunday, Sun-da, a., belojjig tu Sunda, er de 
 Sunday-school, Sun-da-skoDl, n. a skcul fer re- 
 
 lijus instrukjon, kept on Sundaz. [divjd. 
 
 Sunder, Sun-der, v. t. tu pqrt; tu separat; tu 
 Sunder, Sun-der, u. a severans intu too pqrts; 
 
 az, " He kutet de sper in sunder." 
 Sundew, Sun-dq,, n. a plant ov ds jenus {drosera.} 
 Sundial, Siin-dj-al, n, an instrcoment tu me2n,r 
 
 tjm, bj menz ov a Jado kast bj ds sun. 
 Sundown, Sun-d-sn, n. sunset. — [Q wurd komon 
 
 in Skotland and in de Yqnjted Stats; — litl yqzd 
 
 in Iiigland.J 
 Sun-dried, Sun-drjd, a. drjd bj de het ov ds sun. 
 Sundries, Sun-driz, n. pi. several tigz er materz. 
 Sundry, Siin-dri, a. several; mor dan wun er too; 
 
 variui; diferent; djverz. 
 SuNFiSH, Sun-fiJ, 71. a spsjez ov fij; de {diodon.) 
 Sunflower, Sun-fl-s-er, n. a plant and Iqrj yelo 
 
 fl'scr; heliantus. 
 Sung, Sui), i. and p. from Sit). Se {Sing.} 
 Sunk, Sugk, i. and p. from iSiijk. Ss {Sink.} 
 Sunken, Sunk-n, p. a. feln er prestd-sn; lo. Ss 
 
 {Sink.) 
 Sunless, Sun-les, a. wontii) sun; wontig wermt. 
 Sunlight, Sun-ljt, n. de Ijt ov de sun. 
 Sunlike. Sun-ljk, a. rezemblii) de sun. 
 Sunlit, Sun-lit, a. lit er lited bj de sun. 
 SuNNiNESS, Sun-i-nes, n. de sta't ov beig suni.- 
 Sunny, Siin-i, a. relatig tu de siin; Jon upon bj 
 
 de sun; ekspozd tu de sun; brjt wid ds sun; 
 
 kulord bj de sun; brjt: kler. 
 Sunproof, Sun-prcof, a.' impervius tu sunljt. 
 Sunrise, .Sun-rjz, n. ds tjm ov de rjziij ov de sun: 
 
 mernig;— ds plas ov de rjzig ov de sun; de est. ' 
 Sunrising, Sun-rjz-ig, n." de rjzig ov de sun; 
 
 sunrjz. 
 Sun-scorched, Sun-skerqt, a. skerqt bj de sun. 
 Sunset, Sun-set, n. ds tjm ov de setig ov ds sun; 
 
 ds plas ov de setig ov de sun; kloz ov ds da; 
 
 svnig;— de west. 
 SuNSETTiNG, Sun-sct-ig, n. ds setig ov ds sun; 
 
 sunset. [suni plas.' 
 
 Sunshine, Sun-Jjn, n. radiant Ijt ov ds sun: a 
 Sunshine, Sun-Jjn, a. brjt wid ds sun; sunjjni. 
 Sunshiny, Sun-Jjn-i, a. ekspozd tu, er brjt wid, 
 
 de sun. 
 Sunstone, Sdn-ston, n. {Mtn.} de {adularia,} a 
 
 spejez ov felspqr, an ernamental ston. 
 
 Sunstroke, Sun-strok, n. {Med.) an efekt pro- 
 
 dij,st bj de raz ov de sun upon a pqrt ov de bodi, 
 
 az ds erisipelas, er an inflamajon ov de bran er 
 
 ov its membranz. 
 Sunward, Siin-wurd, ad. toard ds sun. 
 Suo JURE, Sq-oji|,-re, [i.] {Law) bj hiz on rjt. 
 Suo marte, Sq-o mqr-te, [Z.] bj hiz on egzeir- 
 
 Jonz er hiz on abiliti. 
 Sup, Sup, v. t. tu drigk bj m^tfulz; tu drigk bj 
 
 litl at a tjm; tu sip; — tu tret wid super. 
 Sup, Sup, v. i. tu et de evnig msl. 
 Sup, Sup, n. a smel draft; a mistful ov likor. 
 Super, Sq-per, a Latin prepozijon signifjig abv/o, 
 
 over. — Yqzd in kompozijon az a prefiks, denot- 
 
 ig abuv, over, er ekses. 
 SuPERABLE, Sq-per-a-bl, a. dat ma be overkum; 
 
 surmisntabl; kogkerabl. 
 SuPERABLENESS, Si^-per-a-bl-nes, ». de kwoliti 
 
 ov beig sqperabl. [kiim. 
 
 SuPERABLY, Sq-per-a-bli, ad. so az ma be over- 
 SuPERABOUND, Sq-per-a-b^Hnd, v. i. tu ab'snd 
 
 eksedigli; tu be egzi],berant: tu be stord wid 
 
 mor dan endf. [in grat abuudans. 
 
 Superabounding, Sq-per-a-b-snd-ig, /^yj. a. bsiij 
 Superabundance, Sq-per-a-bun-dans, n. mdir 
 
 dan enuf; a grat kwontiti; ekses. 
 Superabundant, Sq,-per-a-bun-dant, a. beig 
 
 mor dan enuf; cksesiv; sq^perflqus. 
 Superabundantly, Sq-per-a-bun-dant-li, ad. 
 
 mor dan sufijentli. 
 Superacidulated, Sq,-per-a-sid-yq,-lat-ed, a. 
 
 asidyqlated tu ekses. 
 Superadd, Sii,-per-ad, r. t. tu mak furder adij- 
 
 on tu; tu ad over and abuv. 
 SuPERADDiTiON, Sq-per-ad-iJ-on, n. de akt ov 
 
 si^peradig; dat hwiq iz sqperaded. 
 SuPURADVENiENT, Sq-per-ad-ve-ni-ent,* a. kum- 
 
 ig tu sr upon; kumig unekspektedli. 
 Superannuate, Sq-per-an-yq-at, v. t, tu imp4r 
 
 or diskwolif j bj aj er legt ov Ijf. 
 Superannuate, Svi,-per-an-yq,-at,* v. i. tu last 
 
 beyond de yer. [kwolifjd bj aj. 
 
 Superannuated, Sq-per-an-yq-at-ed, a. dis- 
 SuPERANNUATiON, Six-per-an-yq-a-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov sqperanyqatig; de stat ov beig sqperanyq,- 
 
 ated. 
 Superb, Si^-perb, a. grand; pompus; lofti; egust; 
 
 statli; magnifisent; splendid. 
 Superb-lily, Sq-perb-lil-i, n. a plant and flijer. 
 Superbly, Sr^-perb-li, ad. in a sqperb maner; 
 
 splendidli. 
 Supercargo, Si|-per-kqr-go, n. a person er ofis- 
 
 er, in u merqant-Jip, apernted tu sriperintend de 
 
 komerjal transakjonz ov de veraj, tu sel ds gudz 
 
 er merqandjz, purqas returnig kqrgoz, <ts. 
 SuPERCELESTiAL, Sq-per-se-lest-yal, a. abuv de 
 
 fermament: abuv ds hevnz. 
 Supercharge, St'i-per-qqrj, n. {Her.) wun fig- 
 
 yqr born upon anuder. 
 Supercharge, Sq-per-qqrj, n. t. {Her.) tu plas 
 
 wun b^rig er figyq^r upon anuder. 
 Superchery, Sq-perq-er-i,* n. dssst; qetig. 
 Superciliary, Sq-per-sil-i-a-ri, a. abuv de jbr'sz. 
 Supercilious, Sq-per-sil-i-us, er Sq-per-sil-yus, 
 
 a. heti; lofti; dogmatikal; diktatorial: qrbitrari; 
 
 despotik; overbqrig. [persilius maner. 
 
 Superciliously, Sq-per-sil-i-us-li, ad. in a sq- 
 SuPERCiLiousNESS, Sq-per-sil-i-us-nes, n. heti- 
 
 nes: kontemtyi^usnes. 
 SuPEECiLiUM, Sq-per-sil-i-um, n. [Z.] pi. Si],- 
 
 per-sil-i-a; {Anat.) de rij ov h^r abuv de jlidz; 
 
 de jbr'j. 
 SuPERCONCEPTiON, Sq,-per-kon-sep-Jon, n. a kon- 
 
 sej)Jon admited after anuder konsepjon; sx^per- 
 
 fetiijon. [mot konsekwens. 
 
 SuPERCONSEQUENCE, Sq-pcr-kon-se-kweus, w. rs-
 
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 323 
 
 SUP 
 
 SuPERCRESCENCE, Siv-per-krcs-cns, n. an luJiJon- 
 
 al grcit. Lsumtiu. 
 
 SuPtHCRESCEXT, Sii-pcr-krds-cnt, a. gruig over 
 SUPKHDOMI.NANT, Sii-[)cr-d6m- j-nant, «. {Alut.} 
 
 de -ikst kt iu (ie de.ieiidiu skul. 
 SuPEBtMlSENi'E, Sii-per-om-i-neng, j n. de stat 
 SuPEJiEMlNtXCV, .Sii-per-ein-i-uen-si, I ov hexQ 
 
 gnpereuiinont; superior cmincns. 
 SoPKREMtNEXT, Sn-pcr-eui-i-iioiit, a. eminent in 
 
 a li) drgi't'. [lUM^it ctuineiit luaner. 
 
 SuPtREMiXEXTLY, Sn,-pcr-eu]-i-nent-li, ad. in de 
 SuPtKEHOOATE, Sii-pfr-er-u-gBt, f. t. tu doo mur 
 
 duu dii,ii rekwjrz. 
 SuPEBEROOATiox, Sii,-pcr-er-o-ga-Jon, n. pcr- 
 
 feruiiiiis ov nior dun di^ti rtkwjrz. W'url-t) ov 
 
 stfjdercjijaf n, gud wurks bcyuud hwotqr demd 
 
 ne^c^ari tu Mlvajon. 
 SuPEREROOATOUV, Sii-pcr-cr-Q-ga-to-ri, a. ek- 
 
 sedio At deuiundz ov d^ti; not fEkwjrd bj di^ti. 
 SuPERESSKXTiAL, Sq,-pur-es-en-Jal, a. esenjal 
 
 abiiv uderz, or abiiv de escns er konslitiiJon ov 
 
 a tifl. L'"'!. 
 
 SuPERETHicAL, Sri-per-(5t-i-kal, a. mor dan cti- 
 SfPEREXALT, 8n,-per-eg-z6lt, v.t. tu egzolt in a 
 
 sivperior drgre. 
 StPEREXALTATiON, Sq-pcr-eg-zol-tA-Jon, ». sq,- 
 
 ptriiir egzoltajon. [dinari okselens. 
 
 SuPEREXCKLLEXCE, Sii-ptT-eks-cl-cns, n. ekstnir- 
 SuPEREXCELLENT, Sn-iH-T-eks-cl-ent, a. ckseleut 
 
 in an unkuiuon degre. 
 SUPEREXCRESCEXCE, Sii-pcr-eks-krcs-cns, n. a 
 
 8i\,pvrfln,us ckskre?t.'ns. 
 SuPERFECUNDiTY, Sii,-per-fe-kdn-di-ti, ». 8q,pcr- 
 
 abiindant ft-kuiiditi. [ter konsepjon. 
 
 SUPERKETATE, Sll-pcr-ft-tat, V. «. tU koUJEV uf- 
 
 SuPERKETATiox, Sii-pur-fE-tu-Jon, «. wun kon- 
 
 sepjun tijlu>ig uDiidur, so dat bat qr in de wa)m 
 
 tugediT, but kum not tu d^r ful tjm ov deliv- 
 
 eri lugeder. 
 SuPERFETE, Sij,-per-fet,* v. i. tu sripcrfetat. 
 SuPERFETE, Sq,-pcr-fEt,* V. t. tu konsEV upon a 
 
 konsepjon. [ez. 
 
 SuPERFiCE, Si'i-per-fi?, w. ■stsid; surfas; si\perfij- 
 SUPERFICIAL, Sii-perfij-al, a. brij) on de surlas; 
 
 foruiig de surlas; uierli kuvcrig; not dep: sljt: 
 
 flimzi; Jalu; not prof'snd; not lerncd. JSni'erfiJ'al 
 
 kiiiiUnt, de number ov skw^r in(jez, let, is., 
 
 kontand on eni surfas. 
 SUPEHFICIALIST, Sn,-per-fiJ-al-ist, n. wun ov s^- 
 
 pcrfijal utaninents. 
 Superficiality, Sii-per-fiJ-i-al-i-ti, n. de kwol- 
 
 iti ov bri^) siipcrfijal; sqporlijalnes. 
 St'PERFlClALLr, Sii,-i>er-liJ-al-i, ail. in a sqper- 
 
 fijal manor; widist guig dep; on de surfiis. 
 SuPERFiciAL.NESS. Sn,-per-fiJ-al-ne:^. n. de kwol- 
 
 iti ov brio eiiperfijal; Jalunes; sljt nolej. 
 St'PERFlClARY, Sii-per-li/-i-a-ri, n. {Lute) wun 
 
 ba> pat de kwit-rt-nt ov a hiss bill on aniider 
 
 uianz gri^nd. 
 SuPERriciES, Sii-pcr-fiJ-ei, or Sti-pcr-fiJ-i-ei, n. 
 
 til), and pi. de vkslerior fas ov eni bodi; -stsid: 
 
 surfas. [onli tin. 
 
 SuPERFiXE, St;-i>cr-fin, a. dminentli fjn; unkoin- 
 8uPkRFiNEXEfi8, Sn-per-fjn-nes, n. de kwi»liii ov 
 
 beit) !!iu>»'rfjn. 
 SuPERFLLEXCE, Stv-piT-fln-ens,* n. mat dan iz 
 
 nCsc^an; .<iiiHTflniii. 
 SlPERFLLiTAXCE, Sn-pcr-fli'i-i-lans,* n. de akt 
 
 ov flutio abdv. [abiiv. 
 
 SuPERFLLiTAXT, Sti-per-flt^-i-Unt,* a. floiiy 
 Sl'PERFLi iTY, Sq-pcr-flii-iti, n. mor dan endt: 
 
 plenti beyond y\\K abundant abdv ntsesiti; sq- 
 
 penibiindan?<; redundnn.-i; ckst-s. 
 SuPERFLLOts, Si;-j>^T-flii-u9, a. cgiqberant; ek- 
 
 se.siv; unne-<o*ari; ncdics. [p^'rfliius maner. 
 
 Superfluously, St;-p*'r-flti-us-li, ad. in a s\\- 
 
 .SuPERFLi;ous.NF.8s, Si^-p^r-flii-aB-nos, ». de stat 
 
 ov beiy snjivrtlnun. 
 Sl'perfllx, .'^n,-pur-flak!(,* n. dat hwic; eksedi 
 
 hwot iz wonted; itiiperfliiili. [tuliajon. 
 
 SuPLKFOLiATiON, Sn-iRT-fiii-li-a-Jon, ». ek.-^es ov 
 ."^Li'tRULMAX, Sii-per-lii'i-uian, a. btifl abdv de 
 
 natyiir or )ii$er ov man; beig abdv hqman. 
 Superimpose, Si|,-per-im-iJ«jz, v.t. tu lu er im- 
 
 ]>if)z U|i<jn sumtig c-U. 
 SuPEUiMPREO.NATiON, Sn-pcr-im-preg-uA-JoD, n. 
 
 superkon.sepjon; .siyMirtEtaJon. 
 SuPtRi.NXiMBEXCE, Sii-pur-iu-kdm-bens, n. dc 
 
 slat ov Ijij) ujKJn .sumtii). 
 Slperixcumbext, riii-pcr-in-kdm-bcnt, a. Ijig 
 
 or restij) on suiutiy eld. 
 SUPEBI.NDUCE, Sii-per-in-di'is, r. t. tu brifl in ftS 
 
 an adi/on tu suuitJo cU; tu st^perad. 
 StPEBiNULCtMENT, Sn,-per-in-dii,s-ment, n. de 
 
 akt ov sn,perindii,sio. 
 Slperixuuctiox, Sii-per-in-ddk-JoD, n, dc akt 
 
 ov sn[)erindii,sig. 
 SuPERi.NFUSE, Sii-pcr-in-fi\,z, r. t. tu infqz \x\Aa, 
 SuPERiNJECTios, Sii,-per-in-jek-/on, n. an injtk- 
 
 Jon suk.-edij) aiiiider. [tu averse. 
 
 SfPEKixsPECT, Sii-per-in-.spekt, r. t. tu uverluk; 
 .SiPtRi.NsriTUTiox, Sii-per-in-sti-t^-Jon, n. 
 
 {Laivf wun institi^Jon u|Mn andder; az if S be 
 
 institiited and admited tu a beucfis u|x)n a tjtl, 
 
 and a be institi\,tcd and aduutud bi de prezen- 
 
 tajon ov andder. 
 SuPERiXTKXD, S^-per-in-tand, v. t. tu overse; 
 
 tu ojverlujk; tu hav de ki^r or direkjon ov; tu 
 
 tak qqrj ov; tu direkt. 
 Supekixtendexce, Sq,-per-in-t6n-dens, j n. de 
 .SuPEUiNTKXUEXCY, Sn-per-in-tou-den-si, i akt 
 
 ov sqperiiitendij); civersjt: dirokjon: superior kijr. 
 .Si'PERiXTENDENT, .Sq-per-in-tend-cnt, n. wua 
 
 hit) superiutendz; a direktor; an overseer. 
 SuPERiXTEXDEXT, Sq-per-in-tend-ent, a. over- 
 
 lijkij) uderz wid etoriti; ovcrstifl. 
 SuPERiXTEXUEB, Sq-pcr-in-tend-er, n. wun hiD 
 
 siiperinleiidz. 
 .Slperixvestiture, Sii-per-in-vest-i-ti;r, n. an 
 
 upur vest or gqrment. 
 Superior, Sq-pe-ri-or, a. hjcr in ekselens, ragk, 
 
 digniti, stajon, or plas; grater; stronger; hier; — 
 
 jireferabl. [ekselens or ragk. 
 
 Superior, Sq-pe-ri-or, n. wun abdv andder in 
 SuPERioKiTY, Sq-pE-ri-or-i-ti, /*. de stat ov beijj 
 
 sil))Erior; hjer kwolili, rag k, or stajon; preemi- 
 
 ncns. [maner. 
 
 Superiorly, Sri-pe-ri-or-li, ad. in a sqijcrior 
 .SuPKRLATios, Sq-per-la-Jon, ». egzoltajon ov eni 
 
 ti|i liEVond tWit or jiruprjeli. 
 Superlative, Sq-jJi-r-la-tiv, a. impliig er eks- 
 
 presig dE hjest dEgre; hiest in dEgre. 
 Superlative, Sq-per-la-iiv, n. At sqperlativ de- 
 gre ov adjektivz, in gramar, Q wurd ekspresig 
 
 de hjest drgrt ov eni tig. 
 Superlatively, Sq-i)vr-la-tiv-li, a<f. in a sqp^r- 
 
 lativ degrE er mauer. 
 Superlativexess, Sr^-por-la-tiv-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov be I J) in de hjest dEgrE. 
 SuPERLUXAR, Sii-per-lq-nar, a. beig abdv de 
 
 m.tin: not sublnnari: not ov dis wurld. \I^nar. 
 SuPERLUXARY, Sq-pcr-lq-na-ri, a. snm az mj^r- 
 StPKRUEDiAL, Sq-jK-'r-me-di-al, a. brig abdv de 
 
 niidl. Lyond de wurld. 
 
 SuPERMUXDAXE, Sq-pcr-mdn-dan, a. abdv or be- 
 SuPERXAL, Sq-p«^r-nal, a. beig in a hjrr plai ar 
 
 rejcn: relatig tu tigz abdv; selostyal: hevnli. 
 Superxataxt, ."^q-iRT-iiri-tant, a. swimio abdv. 
 8UPEKXATATIOX, Si\-per-na-t«-/un, n. At akt OT 
 
 swimio on dr top ov eni tip. 
 Supernatural. Sq-pcr-nat yq-r.U, a. btijj abdr 
 
 de p'Bcrz ov natyqr; mirakyqlus.
 
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 SuPEENATUBALisM, Sti-per-nat-y^-ral-izni, ». ds 
 doktrin ov siipernatyii,ral infliiens, ajensi, or 
 p'xer. 
 SuPERN'ATURALiST, Sii,-per-nat-.yi],-ral-ist, n. wun 
 
 hOD brle'vz in si|pernatyixral iufhi,cns or ajensi. 
 SuPERNATURALisTic, Sq-per-nat-yix-ral-is-tik, a. 
 
 rclHtiri tu sixpernatyii,ralizm. 
 SuPERNATURALLY, Six-per-nat-yix-ral-i, ad. in a 
 
 siipernatyiyal maner. 
 SuPERNATURALNESS, Si|,-per-nat-yTi,-ral-nes, n. 
 
 ds kwoliti ov beiij sixpernatyixral. 
 Supernumerary, Six-per-ni],-mer-a-n, a. beii) 
 abdv a stated, a nesesari, a yilJiial, er a nsnd 
 number; beig mor dan iz yi^zd er wonted; si^per- 
 i\\\\M. 
 Supernumerary, Sq,-per-nix-mer-a-ri, n. a. per- 
 son er tiij abiiv ds stated, yiljiial, er rskwjrd 
 number. 
 Superparticular, Six-per-par-tik-yix-lar, a. 
 notii) a proporjon er rajica dat givz wun mor 
 tia de grater dan tu. de les number; az 1 tia 2, 
 3 tu 4. 
 SuPERPARTiENT, St^-per-pc^ir-Jent, a. notiij a pro- 
 porjon, hwen wun number kontanz anuder wuns, 
 and sum number ov alikwot pqrts rsmanii), az 
 wun tcD-terdz. 
 SuPERPLANT, SiVper-plant, n. a plant groig 
 upon anuder plant. [/'?««.) 
 
 SuPERPLUS, Si^-per-plus, n. surplus. Se {S'lr- 
 SuPERPLUSAGE, Sii,-per-plus-aj,* n. a surplusaj. 
 SuPERPONDERATE, Six-per-p6n-der-at, i\ t. tu wa 
 
 over and abiiv. 
 Superpose, Sq-per-poz, v, t. { Geol.} tu la upon. 
 SuPERPRAiSE, Sii,-per-praz, v. t. tu praz bsyond 
 
 meji^r. 
 SuPERPROPORTiON, Stx-per-pro-por-Jon, n. over- 
 plus nv proporjon. 
 SuPERPURGATiON, St^-per-pur-ga-Jon, n. mor 
 
 purgajon dan enuf. 
 SuPERREFLECTiON, Stx-per-re-flek-Jon, n. reflek- 
 
 Jon ov an imaj reflekted. 
 SuPERREGAL, Six-per-rg-gal, a. mor dan regal. 
 SuPERSALiENCY, Six-pcr-sa-li-en-si, n. ds akt ov 
 lepiij upon eni tiij. [lEpiij upon. 
 
 SuPERSALiENT, Six-per-sa-li-ent, a. jumpiij or 
 SuPEESALT, Six-per-selt, n. a solt wid an ekses ov 
 
 asid. 
 Supersaturate, Sq,-per-sat-yTx-rat, v. f. tu sat- 
 
 yiXrat tu ekses. 
 SuPERSATURATioN, Stx-per-sat-ytx-ra-Jon, n. ds 
 
 akt ov sixxjersatynratii). 
 Superscribe, Six-per-skrib, v. t. tu rjt er inskrjb 
 upon de top er 'stsjd; tu direkt er adres, az a 
 leter. 
 Superscript, Six-per-skript, n. sixperskrlpjon. 
 Superscription, Six-per-skrip-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 sixperskrjbir); dat hwiq iz ritn on de top er -st- 
 sjd; direkjon; adres. 
 Supersecular, Six-per-sek-yix-lar, a. abdv de 
 
 wurld or sekyixlar tiijz. 
 
 Supersede, Six-per-sed, v. t. tu kum intu de 
 
 plas ov; tu tak de plas ov; tu mak vffd bj sq,- 
 
 perior p-ser; tu set asjd; tu overrcbl. 
 
 Supersedeas, Six-per-se-de-as, n. {Law) a rit 
 
 kontanig a komund tia sta varius erdinari pro- 
 
 sediflz at le. [de sensez. 
 
 Supersensible, Six-per-sens-i-bl, a. beig abdv 
 
 SuPEESENSUAL, Six-per-sen-Jix-al, a. beig abuv 
 
 de sensez: sixpersensibl. [ofijus. 
 
 SuPERSERViCEABLE, Six-per-ser-vis-a-bl, a. over- 
 
 SuPEESESsiON, Six-pcr-seJ-on, n. de aktovsixper- 
 
 sedig; q setig asjd. 
 Superstition, Six per-stij-on, n. a belef in de 
 egzistens ov partikyixlar fakts or fenomena, pro- 
 dixst bj sixpernatyixral ajensi, ov hwiq de egzis- 
 tens iz not prcDvd b^ eksperions ner k'snteuanst 
 
 bj revelajon; de habit or akt ov askrjbig tu de 
 
 direkt er spejal ajensi ov sixpernatyixral p'ser, 
 
 rezults hwiq kan be priftvd tu prosyd from sek- 
 
 ondari kezez; — spixrius er fels relijon er wurjip; 
 
 a fels sistem ov relijon; a belef in omenz, prog- 
 
 no^tiks, er de Ijk: — over-njseti; wek kredixliti. 
 Superstitionist, Six-per-stiJ-on-ist, n. wun ad- 
 
 ikted tu sixperstijon. 
 Superstitious, Six-per-stiJ-us, a. relatig tia, er 
 
 partakig ov, stxperstijon; adikted tu sixperstijon; 
 
 ful ov jdl fansiz er skrcofjlz wid regqrd tu relij- 
 on; wekli skrcbpixlus. 
 SuPERSTiTiouSLY, Six-per-stiJ-us-li, ad. in a six- 
 
 perstijus maner. 
 SuPERSTiTiousNESS, Stx-pcr-stiJ-us-nes, ». de stat 
 
 ov beig sixperstijus. 
 SuPERSTRAiN, Six-per-strfin, v. t. tu overstran. 
 SuPERSTRUCT, Six-per-strukt, v. t. tu bild upon 
 
 eni tig. [struktyixr. 
 
 SuPERSTEUCTiON, Six-per-struk-Jon, n. a sixper- 
 SuPERSTRUCTiVE, Six-per-struk-tiv, a. bilt on 
 
 sumtig els. 
 Superstructure, Six-per-strukt-yixr, w. dat hwiq 
 
 iz bilt upon a fisndajon; an edifis. 
 SuPERsuBSTANTiAL, Six-pcr-sub-stan-Jal, a. mor 
 
 dan substanjal. 
 SuPERSUBTLE, Six-per-sut-1, a. over-sutl. 
 SuPERSULPHATE, Six-per-sul-fat, n. a sulfat wid 
 
 an ekses ov asid. 
 Supersulphuretted, Six-per-sdl-fix-ret-ed, a, 
 
 kombind wid an ekses ov sulfur. [grisnd. 
 
 Superterre.ve, Six-per-ter-en, a. beig abuv de 
 Superterrestrial, Six-per-ter-es-tri-al, a. beig 
 
 abuv ds ert. 
 SuPERTONic, Six-per-ton-ik, n. {Mus.} de sekond 
 
 abdv de ks-not. 
 Supervacaneous, Six-per-va-ka-ne-us, a. sixper- 
 
 fhxus; nedles; unnesesari. [nedlesli. 
 
 SuPEEVACANEOusLY, Six-per-va-ka-ne-us-li, ad. 
 Supervene, Six-per-ven, v. i. tu kum az an eks- 
 
 traneus adijon; tu form an aksejon. 
 Supeevenient, Six-per-ve-ni-ent, a. aded: adij- 
 
 onal; — arjzig or kumig afterward. 
 Supervention, Six-per-ven-Jon, n. de akt ov stx- 
 
 pervenig. [ig; sixpervigon. 
 
 SuPERViSAL, Six-per-vjz-al, 7i. de akt ov sixpervjz- 
 SuPEEViSE, Six-per-viz, r. t. tu overluk; tu over- 
 
 se; tu sixperintend; tu inspekt. 
 Supervision, Six-per-vi^-on, n. de akt ov sixper- 
 
 vjzig; sixperintendens; inspekjon. 
 Supervisor, Six-per-vjz-or, n. wun hot sixpervjz- 
 
 ez; an overseer; an inspektor; a stxperinti^ndent. 
 SuPEEViVE, Six-per-vjv, v. i. tu overliv; tu ist- 
 
 liv. 
 Supination, Six-pi-na-Jon, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 sixpjn; — de qrt er akt ov turnig de pqm ov de 
 
 hand upwardz, bj rotatig de radius upon de ulna. 
 SuPiNATOE, Six-pi-na-tor, n. {Anat.} a musl hwiq 
 
 turnz de hand upwardz. 
 Supine, Six-pjn, a. Ijig wid de fas upward; opozd 
 
 tu pron; — lenig bakwardz wid ekspo-;ixr tu de 
 
 sun; neglijent; k^rles; indolent; dnszi; tatles; 
 
 inatentiv; listles. 
 
 Supine, S4-pin, n. a sert ov verbal n-sn derivd 
 
 from a verb; az, {dictum and dicta, from dico.y 
 
 Supinely, Six-pjn-li, ad. wid de fas upward; 
 
 dr-szili; indolentli. [pjn; dr'szines. 
 
 Supineness, Six-pin-nes, n. de stat ov beig sq,- 
 
 SuppARASiTATiON, Sup-ar-as-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov flaterig er paig servil kort tu. [kajol. 
 
 Supparasite, Sup-ar-a-sjt, v. t. tu flater; tu 
 
 Suppedaneous, Sup-e-da-ne-us, a. plast under 
 
 de fet. 
 SuPPEDiTATE, Sup-ed-i-tat, v. t. tu suplj. 
 Suppeditation, Sup-ed-i-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 supeditatig.
 
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 Supper, Sup-er, n. wun hon sups; — dt last mel ov 
 
 de da; At evniu repast. [lastig nt nit. 
 
 SuPPtKLtsw, Siip-LT-lf;(, a. dcstitiit ov super; 
 SuPi'fcKTiME, Siip-er-liin, «. de tjiii ov tiij) suixjr. 
 Supplant, Sup-lant, i'. /. tu trip up Ac htiz; tu 
 
 displuj bj strutajfin; tu turn '81; tu di^|)lu.s; tu 
 
 owrp'scr: tu sui u.s{d. [supluntig. 
 
 Si'PPLANTATioy, >Sup-lan-td-Jon, n. ae akt ov 
 SuPPLANTEB, ."^ up- hint- or, n. wun hi» suplanta. 
 StPPLANTixo, Sup-lant-ifl, n. dc ukt ov displa^^ig 
 
 or tuniii) tit. 
 SuPPti:, Siip-l, a. jiljunt; floksibi: yfldip; kom- 
 
 pljant; Mot't; not obstinat; l'latori(]; bi'iidig. 
 SuPPLK, Siip-l, V. t. tu mak pljaut, I'lubiibl, or 
 
 kutnpl|:int. 
 Suppi.K, Siip-l, ?'. i. tu gro soft: tia pro pliant. 
 SuPPLfcLY, riiip-l-li, ad. .sullli: pljantli. 
 yuPPLKMK.NT, ."^lip-lE-niont, /(. an adijon bj hwiq 
 
 yuuitio wiintijj iz ••^upljd; sumtiji adud; an apeii- 
 
 diks; dat hwiy iz wonted. — Hiii'lcineut ov an qrk 
 
 iz hwot it w«nU ov 180 degr^z. 
 SuPPLtME.NT, Su]>-lE-incnt, V. t. tu suplj. 
 StPPLKMK.NTAL, Sup-lt-uien-tal, ) a. supljit) 
 tiL'PPLtMtNTAKY, Sup-le-uieut-a-ri, i dcfokls or 
 
 dl•t"iJ^•n^iz; adijonal. [fa.-iiliti. 
 
 Suppleness, Siip-l-ne.'<, n. pljantncs; ficksibiliti; 
 SuPPLETiVE, Sii|)-le-tiv, a. supljij); liclpiij. 
 SuPPLtTOKV, .Siip-lc-ttj-ri, a. ^^uplpij dtlijensiz: 
 
 KUpleaiental. [di-fijen^^iz. 
 
 SupPLETOKY, ."^lip-lt-to-ri, n. dat liwit; filz up 
 .*<L"PPL1AL. .Sup-lj-iil,* n. de akt ov 'upljig; suplj. 
 •StPPHA.NCE, Sup-lj-ans, ». dat Lwiy iz supljd; 
 
 supl{. 
 SuPPtiANT, Sdp-li-ant, a. makio suplikajon; en- 
 
 tixtijj; btsccjiy; prekaturi; submisiv. 
 SuPPLiA.NT, ."^lip-li-ant, n. a. humbl pttijoner; 
 
 wun hi'j L-ntrEts. 
 SuPPLiANTLV, Siip-li-ant-]l, ad. in a supliant or 
 
 subuii.-iv manor. 
 SuPPLiAXTXESS, Sdp-li-ant-ncs, n. At kwoliti ov 
 
 beig supliant. 
 Supplicant, Siip-li-kant, n. wun hoo supliknts; 
 
 a humbl ])eti/uncr; a supliant. 
 Supplicant, Siip-li-kant, a. cntrctio; supliant. 
 Supplicate, Siip-li-kat, r. i. tu implur: tu cn- 
 
 tret; tu rekwest; tu petijon submisivli and 
 
 buinbli: tu sulisit; tu bog; tu btseq; tu krav. 
 SiPPLiCATlO."*, Sup-li-kii-Jon, n. de akt ov siip- 
 
 likatio; a humbl petijon; cntreti; petijunari 
 
 wurji)). 
 SuppLiCATOK, Siip-li-kn-tor, n. wun hoo supliknts. 
 Supplicatory, Siip-li-ka-tu-ri, a. kuntanig sup- 
 likajon; petijonari. 
 SuPPLlCAViT, Sup-li-ka-vit, n. [L.] {En//, law} 
 
 a rit Kt ov qanscri for takig Jurii ov de pes, 
 
 hweu wun iz in danjer ov beig hurt in hiz bodi 
 
 bj antider. 
 Supplier, Sup-lj-er, n. wun btt) sujiljz. 
 Supply, Sup-lj, r. t. tu fil up: az beig dr fijuut 
 
 er vnkunt; tu giv sumtig wonted; tu yeld: tu 
 
 afijrd; tu s^tv insttVl ov; tu furuij; tu pruvjd: 
 
 tu kontribynt: tu administer. 
 Supply, Sup-li, «. rtltf ov wont; de tig suplid; 
 
 sufijcnsi;— ;>^ a sum granted, or ckstrordiniiri 
 
 § rants mud bj a koggres or pqrlimcnt, tu defrii 
 c kurunt ekspen.'<ez ov guvcrnment. 
 
 Support, Sup-urt, r. I. tu sustun; tu prop; tu 
 b^r up; tu cnd^r widtil beig ovcrkiim: tu cn- 
 di'ir; tu bur; tu nphuld; tu sta: tu favor: tu 
 sckond; tu forward; tu mantdn; tu k'suteuans; 
 tu nurtytir; tu qcrij. 
 
 Support, Supurt, n. de akt or pscr ov supurtig; 
 dc Stat ov brig suportcd; dat hwiq .oniKjrts; k'»ii- 
 tcnnns; favor: df fens; prop; mantcnans; suplj. 
 
 Supportable, Sup-iJrt-a-bl, a. dat ma be suport- 
 ed; cndi^rabl; sdfcrabl; tolerabl. 
 
 SuppoRTADLENE-ss, Sup-6rt-a-b!-D0f, n. de stat 
 
 ov beig tiilerabl. [manor. 
 
 Supportably, Sup-urt-a-bli, ad. in a supurUbl 
 SuppORTA.NCE, Sup-ijrt-ans,* j n. sujxLrt; man- 
 SuppoBTATioN, Sup-or-Ui-Jon,« I tcnang. 
 Supporter, .<up-urt-er, n. heordatbwicsuptirta; 
 
 a proj); mantuner; ilei6Dilor,—pl. {Ifer.) figytin 
 
 plast on eq sjd ov a Jeld. 
 SuPPORTLESS, Sup-6rt-les, a. deatittit ov 8up6rt. 
 ."^LPPOSABLE, .Su|)-uz-a-bl, a. dat ma be sujxizd. 
 Slpi'osal. Sup-ijz-al, /(. suixazijon. 
 Suppose, Sup-uz, r. t. tu la dun wid-st pr^f as 
 
 a f'sndajon ov an (^rgiiment; tu udvuns bj wa 
 
 ov ilustrajon; tu admit widiit pnJif; tu imajin; 
 
 tu beli'v wid'st ogzaminnjon; tu rekwjr az prt:- 
 
 vius; lu muk reznabli suiiuzd; tu kousev; tu 
 
 aprchend: tu tigk; tu dem. 
 Suppose, .Sup-iJz, n. su[iozijon. 
 SupposER, Sup-uz-er, /(. wun hdi supozez. 
 SuPPOSiTio.v, Sup-o-ziJ-on,n. de akt ov supozig; 
 
 de tig supuzd; konjoktyiir: surmjz; tot; ges; hj- 
 
 [Kitesis; iinajintijon yet unpriftvd. 
 Suppositional, Sup-cj-ziJ-on-al, a. impljig sup- 
 
 uzijon; hipututikal. 
 Supposititious, Sup-oz-i-ti/-us, a. put bi a trik 
 
 intu de plas or karakter belogig tu andacr; not 
 
 ji''iiyi],in: kiji'terfit; sujMltzd; imujinuri; not real. 
 Supposititiously, Sup-oz-i-tiJ-us-li, ad. in a 
 
 su(«>zitiju.'< manor. 
 SupposiTiTiousNESS, Sup-oz-i-tiJ-us-ncs, n. de 
 
 slat ov beig suixjzitijus. [Jon. 
 
 SuPPOSiTiVE, Sup-6z-i-tiv, a. inkl^dig a supuzi- 
 SupposiTiVE, Sup-6z-i-tiv, n. dat hwiq,ora wurd 
 
 bwiq, nolri or impljz nujiozlfun, az if. [Jon. 
 
 SuPPOsiTiVELV, Su|>-6zi-tiv-li, a(/. up<5n supozi- 
 SUPPOSITORY, Sup-6z-i-t<D-ri, n. {Med.} a kjnd 
 
 ov Solid klister. 
 SuPPRE-ss, Sup-res, r. t. tu kruj; tu overpYcr; 
 
 tu subdi'i; — "^ restran from diskla^^nr; tu re- 
 
 pres; tu put d^sn: tu stjfl; tu smuder; tu kon- 
 
 seI; not tu tcl; tu kep in. 
 Suppression, Sup-reJ-on, n. de akt ov supresig; 
 
 dat hwiq iz suprest; konselment; omijon; pre- 
 
 venjon ov publikajon. [konselig. 
 
 Suppressive, Sup-r<5s-iv, a. tcndig tu sapres; 
 Suppressor, Sup-riJs-or, n. wun hco supr^sc* er 
 
 kon-Elz. 
 Suppurate, .Sup-yii-rat, r. t. tu brig tu supytj- 
 
 rnjon; tu jenerat pus or mater, az in a sor. 
 Suppurate, Sup-yn,-rat, v. i. tu jencrat or farm 
 
 pus. 
 Suppuration, Sup-yr^-ra-Jon, n. de akt ov sdp- 
 
 yurntig: de proses bj hwiij pus or mater iz formd 
 
 ill tuninrz: jius. [ig mater. 
 
 Suppurative, .">dp-yti-ra-tiv, a. dijestiv; jenerat- 
 SuppuRATiVE, Sup-yq-ra-tiv, n. a fidpyi^ratig 
 
 modisin. 
 Supra, Si'i-pnl, [L.] a Latin prcpozijon, beig an- 
 
 uder form ov {tujer} signifjig ahuv er htfor; 
 
 — yijzd in kompozijon. 
 Supracretaceous, Sii-pra-kre-ta-Jus, a. {Geo!.} 
 
 apljd tu sorten roks, or strata, Ijig abdv q.ik; kold 
 
 olsD {ttriiary ftrata.} 
 SuPRALAPSARiA.N, Sii-pra-lap-sa-ri-an, n. wun 
 
 ov de mor rijid klas ov Kalvinisti!, ha> hold dat 
 
 de fol ov Adam and ol its konsekwenscz wer pre- 
 destinated bj God, from ol eterniti; — opuxd tu 
 
 Suhlai'xHfiun. Se {Sii}ilap»arian.} 
 SupRALAPSARiAN, Sii-pru-lap-su-ri-an, a. rclatig 
 
 tu Siipralap-iirianizm. 
 SuPRALAPSARiAMSM, Sn-pra-lap-sri-ri-an-iim, n. 
 
 de dol<trin or si.'tem ov de Siipralapsarianz. 
 SuPRALAi-SARY, Sn-pra-lap-sa-ri, a. sam ai Sri- 
 
 pralajtanan. 
 SuPRAMUNDANE, St^-pra-mdn-dau, a. abdv de 
 
 wurld.
 
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 SuPEANATURALiST, STi-pra-nat-yTi,-ral-isfc, n. de 
 
 satn az f/iiptindtiniraUd. 
 SuPRANATURALiSTio, Si|-pra-nat-yTi,-ral-is-tik, a. 
 
 sxipei-natyi],ralistik. ^ [bit ov At j. 
 
 Supraorbital, Si],-pra-er-bi-tal, a. abiiv At er- 
 SuPRAVULGAR, Si],-pra-vul-gar, a. abuv ds vul- 
 gar. 
 Supremacy, Six-prem-a-si, n. At stat ov bgii} ?i|- 
 
 prEm; hjest plas; hjtst otoriti.-— ^yf ov siiprcmai-/, 
 
 an 06 bj hwiq dg kii) ov Ii)glandz si|promasi, in 
 
 relijus af4rz, iz aknolejd, in opozijou tia dat ov 
 
 dt pop. 
 Supreme, Sq,-pr£ra, a. hjest in digniti; hjest in 
 
 etoriti; hjest in p-ser;— j'tyzd qef li ov intelektyn,al 
 
 er p&litikal elsvajon; — hjest; most ekselent. 
 Supremely, Sii-pr£m-li, ad. in de hjest degrg. 
 SuR, Sar, a prsfiks from dt Frenq, kontrakted 
 
 from s%pra, and signif jiij, in kumpozijon, vpon, 
 
 or ore)' and abiiv. 
 Sural, Si^-ral, a. relatii] tia dt kqf ov dt leg. 
 SuRBASE, Sur-bas, 71. {Arch.) a kernis er seriez 
 
 ov moldii)z, on dt top ov de bas ov a pedestal, 
 
 podium, &s. 
 SuRBASED, iSiir-bast, a. havir) a surbasor moldiij. 
 SuRBATE, Siir-bat,* v. t. tia brCDz de fet wid trav- 
 el; tu haras. 
 Surcease, Sur-sgs,* r. i. tu stop; tu. ses; tu lev of. 
 Surcease, Sur-ses,* v. t. tu stop; tu put an end 
 
 tu. 
 Surcease, Sur-ses,* n. sesajon; stop. 
 Surcharge, Sur-qqrj, v. t. tu ovcrlod: tu over- 
 
 qqrj. [burdn. 
 
 Surcharge, Sur-q^i'j, n. an eksesiv qqrj, lod, er 
 Surcingle, Siir-siij-gl, n. a. gert, gert, er gerdl, 
 
 fer bjndii) a burdn on a hers; gerdl ov a kasok. 
 Surcle, Sdr-kl, n. a Joot; a twig; a suker. 
 SuRCOAT, Sur-kot, n. a Jert kot worn over de 
 
 rest ov At dres, er ov qrmor. 
 SuRCULATiON, Sur-kix-la-Jon, «. de akt ov prcbnii). 
 SuRCULOSE, Sur-ki],-lc)s, a. {Hot.} ful ov Jcots er 
 
 twigz. 
 Surd, Surd, a. {Arith.} dat kan not be eksprest 
 
 bj eui rajonal numberz; inkomenjiyabl ; az, a 
 
 surd number. 
 Surd, Surd, n. {Arith. and AJgehra) a magnitiid 
 
 hwiq iz inekspresibl bj rajonal numberz: an iraj- 
 
 onal er inkomenJi|rabl kwontiti or number. 
 Sure, Ei^r, a. serten; unfaliij; infalibl; konfident; 
 
 und-stii); ,saf; ferm; indispi^tabl; seki\,r; stabl; 
 
 stedi.— it^M be ftp; sertenli. 
 Sure, Si],r, ad. sertenli; wid-st d^t; d-stles; Jlirli. 
 Surefooted, Si;r-fut-ed, a. not stumbliij. 
 Surely, Xiir-li, ad. sertenli; undutedli; wid-st 
 
 d-st; — safli; fermli. 
 Sureness, Si^r-nes, n. sertenti. 
 Surety, Xi\r-ti, n.. stat ov beii) jTi,r; sertenti; se- 
 
 ki\,riti; safti; f-sndajon ov stabiliti; supwrt; seki|,- 
 
 riti agenst los or damaj; seki^riti for pament; 
 
 hostaj; bondzman; wun dat givz seki^riti; wun 
 
 hcD iz b-snd for aniider.— (Za«') a bal er plej for 
 
 eni person dat he Jal dcD or perform a tiii spesif id. 
 Surety, Xixr-ti,* v. t. tu mak Jqr; tu be Jiyti far. 
 Suretyship, Xi^r-ti-Jip, n.. de ofis er stat ov a 
 
 Ji^rti er bondzman; de akt or stat ov beig b-gnd 
 
 fer anuder; — ritn olso {surethhip.y 
 Surf, Surf, n. de swel er dajiij ov de se, dat bets 
 
 agenst roks, er braks on de Jor. [sjd. 
 
 Surface, Siir-fas, n. eksterior fas; st^perfisez: "st- 
 SuEFEiT, Siir-f it, V. t. tu fed wid fmd er drigk tia 
 
 satjeti and siknes; tu kram overmuq; tu kler; 
 
 tu sajiat. 
 Surfeit, Sur-fit, v. i. tu be fed tu satjeti and 
 
 siknes. 
 Surfeit, Siir-fit, n. tco muq foad etn at wuns; ek- 
 
 ses ov fcDd; satjeti, wid siknes. 
 SuEFEiTEE, Siir-fit-er, n. wun hot surfits; a glutn. 
 
 Surfeiting, Sur-fit-ii), n. aktovfedig tu satjeti. 
 Surfeit-water, Siir-fit-wo-ter, n. water dat 
 
 ki|,rz surfits. 
 Surge, Surj, n. a swelir) se; a rjzig bilo; a brak- 
 
 er; a grat wav rolig abuv de jeneral surfas ov 
 
 de wetcr. 
 Surge, Surj, «. i. tu swel; tu rjz hj. 
 Surge, Surj, «. t. tu let go sudenli, az a top. 
 SuRGEFUL, Surj-ful, a. ful ov surjez. 
 Surgeless, Surj-les, a. wid-st surjez; kqm. 
 Surgeon, Siir-jon, n. wun boo profesez or prak- 
 
 tisez surjeri. [qrmi. 
 
 Surgeoncy, Siir-jon-si, n. de ofis ov surjon in de 
 Surgery, Siir-jer-i, n, dat depqrtment ov medi- 
 
 sin in hwiq dizezezer inji^rizov de bodi qr ki^rd 
 
 er aleviatod bj de hand, bj instrcoments, er eks- 
 
 ternal aplikaj(inz: de profejon ov a surjon. 
 Surgical, Sur-ji-kal, a. pertanii) tu surjeri; kj- 
 
 rurjikal. 
 SuRGY, Sur-ji, a. fial ov surjez; rjzir) in biloz. 
 Surlily, Siir-li-li, ad. in a surli maner; morosli. 
 Surliness, Sdr-li-nes, n. gluomi mcorosnes; s-sr 
 
 ai)ger. 
 SuRLiNG, Sdr-lig,* n. a. s-sr, moros felo. 
 SuRLOiN, Sur-lflrn, n. dt Iffn, er uper pqrt ov dt 
 
 Iffn, ov bef. Se {Sirloin^ 
 Surly, Siir-li, a. glcomi; moros: ruf; unsivil; s-sr; 
 
 il-natyiyd; pevij: hqrj; sjlentli at)gri; sulki. 
 SuRMiSAL, Sur-mjz-al, n. imporfekt nojon; surmjz. 
 Surmise, Sur-mjz, v. t. tu suspekt; tu imajin im- 
 
 perfektli; tu imajin widest serten nolej; tu kon- 
 
 jcktyi]_r; tu hint; tu fansi. 
 Surmise, Sur-mjz, n. imperfekt noJon; suspijon; 
 
 konj('ktyi\,r; supozijon; fansi: a hint. 
 SuRMiSER, Sur-mjz-er, n. wun hco surmjzez. 
 Surmising, Sur-nijz-ii), w. de aktovmakig a sur- 
 mjz: suspijon. 
 Surmount, Sur-m"8nt, v. t. tu rjz abuv; tu kog- 
 
 ker; tu overkiim; tu surpds; tu eksed; tu sub- 
 
 A\\; tu vagkwij. 
 Surmountable, Sur-m^nt-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 surm-snted; kogkerabl; si],perabl. 
 Surmounted, Sur-m-snt-ed, p. a. overkiim; kog- 
 
 kerd; surpust. — {Arch.) notii) an qrq er dom 
 
 hwiq rjzez hjer dan a semiserkl. 
 Surmounter, Sur-m-snt-er, w. wun hcD surm^snts. 
 Surmounting, Sur-uTsnt-ii), n. de akt ov getii) 
 
 upermost. [delikasi for food. 
 
 Surmullet, Sur-mul-et, n. a fij regqrded az a 
 Surname, Siir-nam, 71. de famili nam ov an in- 
 
 dividyi^al; de nam hwiq wun liaz over and abuv 
 
 de Kristyan nam; eni distiggwijiij nam. 
 Surname, Sur-nam, v. t. tu nam bj an apelajon 
 
 aded tu de orijinal nam. [namz. 
 
 SuRNOMiNAL, Sur-nom-i-nal, a. relatig tu sur- 
 Suroxide, Sur-6ks-id, n. {Chem.) dat hwiq kon- 
 
 tanz an adijon ov oksid. 
 Surpass, Sur-pds, v. t. tu eksel; tu eksed; tu Tft- 
 
 dd): tu go beyond in ekselens. 
 Surpassable, Sur-pds-a-bl, a. dat ma be surpdst 
 
 er ekseld. [degre. 
 
 Surpassing, Sur-pds-ii), 2^P- 'i- ekselent in a hj 
 Surpassingly, Sur-pds-iij-li, ad. in a veri eksel- 
 ent maner. 
 Surplice, Siir-plis, n. d hwjt gqrment, worn bj 
 
 an Ppiskopal klerjiman over hiz dres, in hiz 
 
 akts ov ministrajon. 
 SuRPLiCED, Sur-plist, a. wj^rii) a surplis. 
 Surplice-fees, Sur-plis-fez, re.p?. fez pad tu de 
 
 klerji fer okai^onal di^^tiz. 
 Surplus, Sur-plus, n. overplus; a sqpern\|merari 
 
 pqrt; hwot remanz hwen yi|s iz satisf jd; reman- 
 
 der. 
 Surplusage, Sur-plus-aj, ». overplus; surplus. — 
 
 {Law) a si\,perfli|iti er adijon mor dan iz ned- 
 
 ful, sumtjmz kezit) a rit tu abat.
 
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 StmPBiBAL, Sur-prji-al,* n. de akt ov surprizio; 
 
 Rurprji. 
 Sl'BPRisE, Sur-prjr, n. de aktov «urprizi|): stat ov 
 
 btio nurprjrd; de tmojon ek^jlod; wundor; ad- 
 
 mirHjiin; umazment; suden koiitiijon or pcr- 
 
 pleksiti. 
 St'RPBiSE, Sur-prjz. v. t. tu tak utiawi\rz; tu f"l 
 
 U|«'in uiifkspektcdli;— tu nstonij bj sumtio wun- 
 
 dc ful; tu knnfi'izor perplek?. 
 RfRPBiSER, Sur-prjz-er, n. wun hot) ?urprjzcz. 
 ScRPBisiNO, Sur-prjz-io, a. kozig surprjz or wun- 
 
 d»T: ok-ftnirdinnri; wunderful. 
 SCHPRISINGLY. Sur-prjz-io-li, nd. in a surprizip 
 
 nniier. 
 Si'BPRisiSGNESS, Sur-prjz-ig-ncs, n. dt stat ov 
 
 brig surprj-io. 
 SuRUEBt'TTEB, Sur-FE-bdt-er, n. {Law) de rcpli- 
 
 ktijon i)r auscr ov de plantif tu de defondants 
 
 rrl)iiti'r. 
 Si'BREiNED, Slir-rand,* a. overridn or injqrd. 
 SuBBEJOiSDER, Sur-rc-jtfn-dtT, u. {Law} a sek- 
 
 ond dtfein ov de plantif;" dckl-.irajon in a koz, 
 
 and de anscr tu de rejemdor ov de defendant. 
 SuBRENDER, Sur-6n-der, r. t. tu giv up; tu yeld 
 
 up: tu deliver up tu an ^ntmi: tu fed. 
 SuuBE.VDEtt, Sur-en-der, r. i. tu jeld; tu giv 
 
 wunz self up. 
 SfRBEXDEB, Sur-^n-dcr, n. de akt ov surenderij): 
 
 akt ov yeldi^ or rezinifl tu aniidcr.— //a?r) a 
 
 yeldip up ov an e.^tat fjr Ijf or yerz tu him bdt) 
 
 haz an iniediat cstnt in revorjon or remandcr, bj 
 
 hwit; de leser C:'tiit iz nii^rjd intii de grater— a 
 
 ded bj hwiq ."uq surender iz mad. 
 ScRRE.NDEBEE, Sur-cn-dcr-c, «. {Law) wun tu 
 
 hiom a riurender iz mad. 
 SuBBENDEROR. Sur-6n-der-or, n. {Laic) wun bO) 
 
 maks (I surj-n ler. 
 SfBRENDRY, Sur-cn-dri, n. sam az {surrender.) 
 yuRBEPTio.v, Sur-<?p-Jon, n. de akt ov obtanig 
 
 8ureptiju-li: a sekret invajon. 
 SuBBtPTiTiOLS, Sur-cp-tiJ-u.'', a. duH bj stelt: 
 
 obd'ind or prudt'isl f rodynlentli. 
 St'BBEPTiTiot'SLY, Sur-ep-tiJ-us-H, ad. bj sfelt: 
 
 frtVlvTvlentli. [andder. 
 
 Subrogate. Siir-o-pat, r. t. tu put in de plas ov 
 SfUKOGATE. Siir-o-gat, re. (/rjv) wun fulijtitntcJ 
 
 f.ir, or niiffntcd in rt»m ov, amider; a dcnynti: de 
 
 depyi^ti ov an eklezia-stikal juj. — Aq ji rk .and 
 
 A'n -ffrzi, a juj ov probat; wun hcDhaz de JH'''-" 
 
 dik/im ov grantig leterz tcstamentari, &i. 
 St'BBooATEsuiP, Sdr-o-gat-Jip. n. de ofis ov sdr- 
 
 ogat. 
 SuRROOATiON, Sur-Q-ga-Jon, n. de akt ov putig 
 
 in niiulerz plas. 
 ScRROUSD, Sur-'snd, r.t. tu environ: tu enkdm- 
 
 piin: tu cnkluz on ol sjdz; tu cn^erkl: tu invest. 
 SuRROiNDi.NO, Sur-'8nd-ig,/>/J. a. beig on ol ?jdz: 
 
 envjronig. [iibdv. 
 
 SfRSHARP, Sdr-fqrp, n. {.Vi/».) de fift tetnikord 
 Bl'RBOLiO, Sur-.«ol-id, fi. {Arith.) de fift piser ov 
 
 a number: az, Z2 iz de fil't pitcrov 2.—Siir*ijlid 
 
 vr<})lem, dat hwiq kan not be rrz61vd but bj 
 
 Kur.-z iiv a hjer natyt^r dan a konik sekjon. 
 SuRTOfT, Sur-t<f)t, n. a kot worn over de udcr 
 
 dre.'*: an uter kut. 
 SrBTiBBBAXD. Sdr-tur-bmnd, n. a ^ejezov peti, 
 
 bitiiuiinu* kul, f'snd in 'i^'land. 
 SlBVEiLLASCE, Sur-val-yqn:?, n. [Fr.'\ survaor/ip: 
 
 in<|>ekj.>n: oversjt. 
 SuRTEV, Sur- va, r. t. ta ovcrluk; ta hav under de 
 
 \\\: tu \\\ az from a hicr pla<<; fuoverse, az wnn 
 
 in otoriti; tu \\\ az e;;7.nniinig: tu in«])^kt;— tu 
 
 uje!?i\,r and estiuiat, az l;»nd or bildigz. 
 Survey, Sdr-va or Sur-vji, n. de akt ov survnig; 
 
 de rezdlt ov sur^•aig: relrosjickt: in?pek/on; vi^; 
 
 prospckt; sqpcrint^ndcns; menJt;rBjon. 
 
 SuRVEYAL, Sur-vii-al,* n. At Mm az Surra. 
 Sl'RVEVlNG, .*«nr-V(i-ig, n. At akt ov inejurig land. 
 Surveyor. Sur-va-i>r, «. wun buti survaz; an ovcr- 
 
 ."ecr: u iiie;<iirer ov land. [vaor. 
 
 SuRVEYOBSHiP, Sar-va-or-/ip, n. de ofii ova «ur- 
 SuBviEW, Sur-vt'i,* r. i, tu overldk; tu hav in 
 
 \iy. tu .'Urvu. 
 ."^URvisE, Sur-vjz,* r. t. tu luk over. 
 ."^iRviVAL, Sur-vjv-al, n. At akt ov sar>'jvig; stir- 
 
 vivop/ip. 
 SuaviVAXCE, Sur-vjv-ans, n. survjvorjip. 
 Survive, Sur-vjv, r. i. tu lir after de det ov at^ 
 
 uder; tu reman aljv. 
 Survive, Sur-vjv, r. t. tu •Btliv; tu Iiv after. 
 Surviving, Sur-vjv-ig,//). a. •Ktlivig uderz: kon- 
 
 tinynig aliv. [andder. 
 
 Survivor, Sur-viv-or, n. wun hoD.'urvjvz ortstlivz 
 .Survivorship, Sur-vjv-or-Jip, re. de stat ov -st- 
 
 livig unudor: — a rever/onari benefit kontinjent 
 
 upon At serkumstans ov sum Ijf er Ijvz 8ur%'jvig 
 
 sum uder Ijf or Ijvz. 
 Susceptibility, Sus-ep-ti-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beig suseptibi; .'eu.sibiliti; felig. 
 Susceptible. Sus-ep-ti-bl, a. kapabl ov admitig; 
 
 admitig inflt|,ensez ov emojon; felig; sensitiv; 
 
 scnsibl. [biliti. 
 
 .SuscKPTiBLESESS, Sus-^p-ti-bl-ncs, re. sa-epti- 
 .Susceptibly, Sus-eiJ-ti-bli, ad. in a suseptibi 
 
 manor. [suseptibi. 
 
 Susceptive, Sas-^p-tiv, a. kapabl ov admitig; 
 SuscEPTivEXESS, Sus-dp-tiv-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig suseptiv. 
 Susceptivity, .Sus-ep-tiv-i-ti, n. suseptibiliti. 
 ."^uscLPTOR. Sus-ep-tor, n. [L.] wun ho) undertaks; 
 
 a godfqder. 
 .Suscipiexcy, 3u8-ip-i-en-8i, n. rescpfon; admijon. 
 SusciPiE.NT, Sus-ip-i-ent, n. wun hot) resevi; a re- 
 
 sipient. 
 SusciPiEXT, Sus-ip-i-ent, a. resevig: admitig. 
 SusciTATE, Sds-i-tat,* v. t. tu ruz; tu rcsusitat. 
 SusciTATiON, Sus-i-ta-/on, n. de akt ov arrzig 
 
 or eksjtig; resusitajon. 
 Suspect, Sus-]^kt, r. t. tu hav suspijon ov; tu 
 
 iniajin, wid fer and jelusi: tu im:ijin gilti; tu 
 
 nii-trdst: tu be jelus ov; tu d-st. 
 Suspect, Sus-pekt, r. i. tu imajin gilt; tu be sus- 
 
 pijus. [ed. 
 
 SusPECTABLE, Sus-p^kt-a-bl, a. dat ma besusyiekt- 
 Suspected, Sus-pekt-ed, p. a. d-sted; Ijabl tu 
 
 su^jpij-.n. [j^ekted. 
 
 SusPECTEDLY. Sus-p^kt-ed-li, «(/. soaztu be sus- 
 SusPECTEDXESS. Sus-p^kt-ed-ncs, n. de stat ov 
 
 biit) sus|>ektcd. 
 SusPECTER, Sus-]iekt-er. n. wnn hot* susp^kts. 
 SrsPECTFUL, Sus-pckt-ful, a. apt tu susp^kt; 
 
 suspijus. 
 Suspend, ."^us-p^nd, r. t. tu hag: tu mak ta hag 
 
 bj eni tig: tu mak tu de|)end upon; — tu intcr- 
 
 dpf; tia mak tu stop f^'r a tjm; tu dela; tu hin- 
 der: tu kep undetermind; tu debqr for a tjm; 
 
 tu huld buk. 
 Suspexdeb, Sas-p^nd-er, n. be er dat hwi^ ras- 
 
 pi-ndz:— />/. stra[>s tu hold updres, ai pantulXni. 
 Suspensation, Sus-pcn-sa-Jon, n. a temporari 
 
 sesa/on. 
 Suspense, Su3-j)^ns, n. At stat ovbeig suspended; 
 
 d'^t: unserlcnti; dela; indetorminajon; a belt in 
 
 de midst nv to) opozits. 
 Suspense. Sus-t)ens, a. held in d'St; sn.«p<?nded. 
 SusPENSiBLE, Sus-i>^ns-i-bl, a. dat ma be sus- 
 
 jn*iided. 
 SusPKNSio.N, Sus-p^n-Jon,n. de akt ov susp^ndip; 
 
 stat ov beig sus|*ndi'd: a kepig in d'Bt: ans^- 
 
 tcnti; — interupjiin: temporari sesnjon: t^mpomri 
 
 prjvajon ov an ofis: |Hjstjxannieut.— {Scijtck Law) 
 
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 Suspension-bridge, Sus-pea-Jon-brij, ?i. a brij 
 
 in hwiq de wat ov dt rodwa iz suporteJ bj ds 
 
 tenjon ov rops, qanz, or rodz, insted ov restir) on 
 
 qrqez ov masonri. 
 Suspensive, Sus-pea-siv, a. d-stfial; suspendij. 
 SusPENSOR, Sus-pen-sor, n. a bandaj tu suspend 
 
 suniti)]. 
 Suspensorv, Sus-pen-scD-ri, a. suspendir); sustan- 
 
 ii); d^tfial. 
 Suspensory, Sus-pen-so-ri,7i.. a suspensor; a trus. 
 SuspiCABLE, Siis-pi-ka-bl, a. dat ma be suspekted. 
 Suspicion, Sus-piJ-on, n. de akt ov suspektiij: 
 
 Stat ov bgii) suspekted; jelusi; distrust; wont ov 
 
 konfidens. 
 Suspicious, Sus-piJ-us, a. qerijiij suspijon; inklind 
 
 tu suspekt; inkljnd tu imajin il; indikatig sus- 
 pijon; kezig suspijon; Ijabl tm suspijon; jelus; 
 
 mistrustful; distrustful. 
 Suspiciously, Sus-piJ-us-li, ad. in a suspijus 
 
 maner; so az tu raz suspijon. 
 Suspiciousness, Sus-piJ-us-nes,«. de statovbeii) 
 
 suspijus; tundensi tu suspijon. 
 SuspiRAL, Sus-pj-ral,* n. a sprig ov weter pasii) 
 
 under gi-sud toardz a kundit; — a brsdig-liwl, 
 
 er ventidukt. 
 SuspiEATiON, Sus-pi-ra-Jon, n. a sj; Az akt ov 
 
 suspjrii), or feqiij de breb dep; a murmur. 
 Suspire, Sus-pjr, v. i. \i. suspird,^*. suspjrii), sus- 
 
 pjrd:] tu sj; tu feq de bret dsp; tu brsct hqrd. 
 Suspired, Sus-pjrd,* ^5. a. dszird ernestli. 
 Sustain, Sus-tau, v. t. tu bf^r; tia prop; tu hold 
 
 up; tu suport; tu kep from sigkir); tu mantan; 
 
 tu kgp; tu help; tu relsv; tu asist; — tu endiy-; 
 
 tu sufer. 
 Sustain, Sus-tan,* n. hwot sustanz er suports. 
 Sustainable, Sus-tan-a-bl, a. dat ma be sustand; 
 
 suportabl. [orts. 
 
 Sustainer, Sus-tan-er, n. wun hot) sustanz er sup- 
 Sustainment, Sus-tan-ment," n. ds akt ov sus- 
 
 tanig. 
 Sustenance, Siis-ts-nans, n. dat hwiq sustanz 
 
 Ijf: suport; mantenans; subsistens; fdod; nesesa- 
 
 riz ov Ijf; vitlz. 
 Sustentation, Sus-ten-ta-Jon, n. &z akt ov sus- 
 
 tanii); suport; yi\,s ov vitlz; mantenans; suport 
 
 ov Ijf; sustenans. 
 Sutile, S4-til, a. dun bj soil) er stiqii); sod; stiqt. 
 Sutler, Sut-ler, n. a person hco foloz an qrmi az 
 
 a seler ov provijonz and likorz. 
 SuTLiNG, Sut-liij, a. bslogig tu a sutler. 
 Suttee, Sut-g, n, a wurd denotig a qast wjf, or 
 
 wun ho) burnz herself on her huzbandz fi|neral 
 
 pjl, and apljd bj de Brqminz tu varius rjts ov 
 
 relijus pqrii'ikajon; but komonli yi|zd for ds 
 
 voluntari self-imolajun ova wido on dg funeral 
 
 pjl ov her dessst huzband. 
 SuTTEEiSM, Sut-E-izm, n. &z praktis ov burnig 
 
 wjvz on d£ fqneral pjlz ov df^r dssest huzbandz. 
 SuTTLE, Siit-l, a. net,"az wat after dsddktig tqr. 
 Sutueal, Si'it-yii,-ral, a. relatig tu, or havig, a 
 
 siltyiir. 
 Suturated, Sri,t-yi\,-rat-ed, a. stiqt tugeder. 
 Suture, Si\,t-yqr, ». a maner ov soig er stiqig, 
 partikyqlarli uv wajndz; a junkjon ov boiiz bj 
 d^r seratcd or tiutt mqrjinz, az doz ov dg skul. " 
 Sutured, Sqt-yq,rd,a. konekted bj a sqtyixr; sod. 
 SuUM CUIQUE, Sq-um kj-kwi, a. \_L.] tu evoii 
 
 wun hiz on; giv tu everi wun hiz dq. 
 Suzerain, Sq-zer-an, n. a fqdal lord er baron. 
 Swab, Swob,:]; n. a kind ov mop mad ov rop-yqrnz, 
 
 tu klsn florz; — a ben-pod. 
 Swab, Swob,:[: v. i. tu klen wid a mop er swob, az 
 
 a Jips dek. 
 Swabber, Sw6b-er, 7i. a sweperov de dck. 
 Swad, Svvod, n. a peskod; — *a skwob, or Jort, fat 
 person. 
 
 Swaddle, Sw6d-1, v. t. tu swad; tu bjnd tjt in 
 
 klodz; — ^jenerali yqzd ovbjndig nq-bernqildrea. 
 Swaddle, Sw6d-1, n. klodz b'snd r'snd de bodi. 
 Swaddling-band, Swod-lig-band,) n. klot rapt 
 Swaddling-cloth, Sw6d-lig-klot,>- r-snd a nix- 
 SwADDLiNG-CLOUT, Sw6d-lig-kl:5t,) born qjld. 
 Swag, Swag, «. i. tu sigk disn bj its wat; tu haij 
 
 hevi; tu sag. 
 Swag, Swag, n. an unekwal, hoblig mojon. 
 SwAG-BELLiED, Swag-bel-id,t a. havig a Iqrj beli. 
 Swage, Swaj,* v.t. tu sofn; tia kwjet; tu aswaj. 
 Swage, Swaj,"- v. i. tu absit; tu aswaj. 
 Swagger, Swag-er, «. i. tu bluster; tu bull; tu 
 
 be insolent. [trets. 
 
 Swagger, Swag-er, v. t. tu bull; tu subdi^, bj 
 Swagger, Swag-er, n. an emti host; a bluster. 
 Swaggerer, Swag-er-er, n. a blusterer; a bull; 
 
 a turbqlent felo. 
 Swaggering, Swag-er-ig, n. de akt ov blusterig; 
 
 insolens. 
 SwAGGY, Swag-i,:J: a. dependent bj its wat. 
 Swain, Swan, n. a yug man, jenerali a rustik; a 
 
 pezant; a kuntri servant er laborer empltJ^d in 
 
 huzbandri; — a pastoral ycot; a luver. 
 SWAINISH, Swan-iJ,* a. Ijk a swan; rustik; igno- 
 rant. 
 Swainmote, Swt'in-mot, ) n. {Eng. law) a kort 
 SwEiNMOTE, Swjn-mot, i relatig tu materz ov 
 
 de forest, held bj de qqrter ov de forest trjs in 
 
 de yer. 
 Swale, Swal,- r. i. tu wast er blaz awa; tu melt, 
 
 az u kandl. 
 Swale, Swal, r. t. tu konsqm; tu wast. 
 Swale, Swal, n. a lo plas; — Jad, in opozijon tu 
 
 sunjjn. [Proivinjal in Iggland: — insumpqrtsov 
 
 de Viinjted Stats yqzd in de sens ov a val er 
 
 vali; az, "a swal ov land."] 
 Swallow, Sw61-o, n. a smol herd ov several spe- 
 
 Jez, az de bagk, qimni, and windoer bqrn swolo; 
 
 — de trot; — vorasiti; — az muq az iz swolod at 
 
 wuns; — a gulf. 
 Swallow, Sw61-o, r. t. tia mak tu pas d'sn de 
 
 trot; — Jtia resevwidS't egzaminajon; tu engros; 
 
 tu absorb; tu tak in; tu sigk in eni abis; tu 
 
 engiilf; tu okynipj; tu sez and wast; — tu engaj 
 
 kompletli. 
 Swallow-tail, Sw6I-o-tal, n. a spejez ov wilo: 
 
 — {Fort.} au -stwurk ntiroer toardz de fertifjd 
 
 plas dan toardz de kuntri; — a mod ov ddvtalig. 
 Swallow-wort, Swol-o-wurt, n. a plant. 
 Swam, Swam, i. from Swim. Se {Swim.} 
 Swamp, Swomp, 71. gr'snd tuo wot and soft tu be 
 
 trodn upon; wet griind; a mqrj; a bog: a fen. 
 Swamp, Swomp, t. f. tu hwelm or sigk, az in a 
 
 swomp; — tu embaras; tia entaggl in difikultiz. 
 Swamp-ore, Sw6mp-or, n. or f ■snd in a swomp. 
 Swampy, Sw6mp-i, a. bogi; feni. 
 Swan, Swon, n. a Iqrj, handsum, web-futed herd 
 
 er weter-f'bi, dat haz a log nek, and iz veri hwjt, 
 
 eksept hwen yug. 
 Swanlike, Swou-ljk, a. rezemblig a swon. 
 SwANPAN, Swon-pan, n. a Cinez instrcoment fei* 
 
 perfermig aritmetikal kalki],laJonz. 
 Swan"s-down, Swonz-d'sn, w. de d'sn ov a swon; 
 
 a f jn, soft, tin, wulen klot. 
 Swanskin, Swon-skin, n. a kjnd ov soft flanel, 
 
 imitatig for wonnfc de d'sn ov a swon; — a veri 
 
 tik, klosli wovn, wulen klot, yi],zd fer de klodz 
 
 ov semen and laborerz. 
 Swap, Swop,:}; r. t. tu eksqanj. 
 Swop, Swop,t n. a bio; a strok. 
 Sward, Swerd, n. de grasi surfas ov land; turf; 
 
 a surfas ov gren-sword. 
 Sward, Sword, r. t. and i. tu kuver wid, er tu 
 
 ferm, sword. 
 Swarded, Swwd-ed, 2>- «■*• kuverd wid a swerd.
 
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 SwARU, Sworin, n. a klustcr or grai nunibor ov 
 III'/, ur uv udor siimI uniiniilz, purtikyti,liirli duz 
 btz dill iui>;rut Iroui di; h|v; a luultiuiii; ii kr«d. 
 
 SWAUM, Swuiin, V. i. tu qz, az Lcz, in a Ijudi, 
 uud kwit de bjv; — ta U|it'r in luuliiliidz; tu 
 kr»d; iLi trofl; tu be kr'sded; tu bt uvorriiii; 
 tu be troyd; tu bred luultitudz. L*"^"!)- 
 
 SwAiiM, Sworui, r. t. tu jircs klos tugiSdor; tu 
 
 SwAUT, Swurt,* a. bluk; durk; sworti. 
 
 BwAUT, Swort,* c. /. tu blakii; tu dusk. 
 
 SwAKlM, Swurt, a. bluk; d(irk; swortli. 
 
 ywAUTH, S»?i)rt, n. a ru ov gras kut d^n. Sr 
 
 SwARTHiLV, Swurt-i-li, A(/. blakii; doskili; tonili. 
 tiwAHTiuNEss, Swort-i-no3, ». dqrknos ov kom- 
 
 plok/ua; touiauii. 
 SwARTiiNtss, Swurt-nes, n. blakncs; swertines. 
 SwAUTHV, Swort-i, a. dc^rk ov komplukjoa; blak; 
 
 duski; toni. 
 BwABTUV, S»'iirt-i, r. t. tu blakn; tu mak sworti. 
 SwART.SESS, riw.;.rt-i.n«3,* I ^ g^ortincs. 
 bwAar.NK&s, hwori-nu^,* ) 
 
 SwARTisii, .Sw.'<rt-iJ,* a. sumhwot dqrk or du^ki. 
 SwARTV, SwiJrt-i, a. sworti. 
 SwAHVE, Sworv,* r. i. tu awerv. 
 Swash, SwoJ, /*. {Arch.} an uval figytir wid 
 
 muil<li|)z obljk tu de ak:>iii uv de wurk; — u hlaa- 
 
 turii) utTz; diijiy ov wotor. 
 SwASii, SwuJ, ('. /. tu bluster wid klatcr or nerz; 
 
 tu blustor; tu splaj. 
 SwASii, SwoJ, j a. soft, Ijk froDt ta> rjp. [Lokal, 
 
 SWASHV, Swi)/-i, j Il)gl;ind.] 
 
 Swashbuckler, Sw6J-l>uk-kr,* n. a buli. 
 tjWASilEE, Sw6J-er, «. wun hiDswoJuz; a blusterer. 
 SwATCU, Swoij,* n. a swnd. 
 SWATU, .Swot, «. Q Ijn ov gras or korn az kut bj 
 
 de uiuvr; a swcp ov de s|d in mutu;--u kontin- 
 
 ynd kwontiti; — a band; a filet. Se {Swath^.y 
 Swathe, Swad, v. t. tu bjnd, az a <jild, wid 
 
 bandz and rolurz; tu konfin. 
 Swathe, Swad, n. a bnndaj or filet. 
 Sway, Swh, v. t. tu wav in dt Imnd; tu moov er 
 
 weld, az u supler; tu b[as; tu dirukt tu eder sjd; 
 
 tu guvern; tu rdI; tu uverpfier; tu iufln,cns. 
 Sway, .^wn, c. i. tu hao hcvi; tu be druu bj wat; 
 
 tu hav wut ur inflq,ous; tu ra>l; — tu iuklja tu 
 
 wua sjd. 
 Sway, Swa, n. dt swi^ or swep ov a wcpn; cni 
 
 tifl iua>vig wid bulk or p'ser; wat; prcpoudcrans; 
 
 kdnt ov de balans; p'ser; nijl; dumiuyun; otoriti; 
 
 asendan-^i; iiiflt{,c-ns; dirokJuD; wat ou wun sjd; — 
 
 a br.iiubl-rud yiizd in ta^jiy. 
 SwAYiNO, Swa-iy, n. an inji^ri dun tu de bak 
 
 ov u hors bj v|(>)lcnt strnnz or ek^iesiv burdaz. 
 SWKAL, Swel, c. t. tu siuj or burn of de h.^r, az 
 
 ov hogz. [{Swale.) 
 
 SwKAL, Swtl,* a. ». tu molt, az a kandl. Se 
 SWKAR, Swur, r. i. \i. swur, />«. sworin, swum:] 
 
 tu atij'rui wid an aprl tu Ood for de tni)t ov 
 
 bwot iz afyruid; tu utor an ut; ta dekh'^r or 
 
 promis u|>on ut; tu giv evideiis up6n at; tu ob- 
 
 K^st a sakred nam prwfanli. 
 Swear, Sw^r, f. t. tu utor or afyrm wid an apel 
 
 tu Uod; tu put tu an ut, tu bjnd bi an at ad- 
 
 uiiiii:tti>nl; -lu (;<irj U|)un ut; tu dckli^r upon ut. 
 Swearer, Swi^r-er, n. wun h(t> sw^rz: u pruftin 
 
 P\T:<(.U. 
 
 SwEARi.vo, Sw^r-ig, n. de akt ov deklitrig up6n 
 ut; de akt or prakti.4 ov y\\i\}i prufan udz. 
 
 Sweat, Swct, «. mrf-iiyiir hwiy i/n» from dc pun 
 bj niriiz ov het or labor; i>\Tspimjon; dc flat ov 
 swoin): rvajHjmJiin ov uifTiftvur;— labor; iwl. 
 
 Sweat, Swot, r. i. [*'. swot or swetud, ;x. swetig, 
 swot ur sweted;) tu emit swet or mtrslynr; tu 
 pcrspjr; tu ttfl; tu labor; tu druj. (^swut. 
 
 Sweat, Swct, r. t. tu emit, ni swot; tu mak tu 
 
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 Sweater, Sw6l-er, n. wun boo swcti. [er. 
 
 SwEATiLY, .Swoi-i-li, ad. in u swuii stat or man- 
 .SwEATi.NtjjS. .Swut-i-uos, fi. de statov beio swoti. 
 .SwEATi.so, .Swet-ifl, /*. de akt ov makiy tu •wet; 
 
 UKfrlynr t'iniled; |H/r!*piraJoo. 
 .Sweating BATU, Swot-ijj-bqt, n. a. bqt tu pro- 
 
 luut ijvrspinijon. UwetiQ. 
 
 SwEATi.su uousK, Sw^t-in-hiis, n. a. nns fi»r 
 .SwEATiNo-iRox, Swdt-Ju-j-urn, «. an jura for 
 
 skriipio horsez. 
 SwEATi.sU'UiCKNESs, S wot-ifl-sik-nos, n. a tevlr, 
 
 febril, e|>id6uiik dizez, bwi(^ prevald in logland 
 
 and sum uder kuutriz ov \ qrop, in de lot and 
 
 ItJt spiilnriz; — {Sudor ArujUcuti.) 
 Sweaty, Swei-i, a. kuvurd wid swet; mffst wid 
 
 swet; konsistiy ov swet; labiorius; tfflsum. 
 Swede, Swed, u. a nativ ov Sweden. 
 .SwEDENBOuoiAN, Swe J-cn-bor-ji-au, ;*. wun boj 
 
 huldz de doktrinz t<jt bj .Swedunburg; a member 
 
 ov de N'n Jeroisalem (jurq. 
 SwEDE.NuoaoiAN, Swed-eu-b(5r-ji-an, a. relatig 
 
 tu h'manyiiel Swedenborg, or tu de doktriui 
 
 tot bj bim. 
 SwEKENBoitoiAXisM, Swc-dcn-bor-ji-an-iz-m, n. 
 
 de diiktriiiz toi bj .Swedenborg. 
 Swedish, Swtil-iJ, a. relntig tu Sweden or de 
 
 SweJz; respoktij) de .Swcdz. 
 .Swedish, .Swt'J-ij, /t. de laygwaj ov de Swedz. 
 SwEDisu-Ttu.NiP, Swed-iJ-iiir-nip, n. de roata- 
 
 baga. 
 Sweep, Swcp, v. t. {i. swept, ps. swepijj, swept;] 
 
 tu miDv, kler, or drjv of, az bj a bnjom er bezom; 
 
 tu drjv awa; lu klcn wid a broim: — tu kari wid 
 
 pomp; tia drjv or kari of wid vjulens; tu pas 
 
 uver wid seleriti and furs; tu rub uvcr; tu strjk 
 
 wid a loy struk. 
 .Sweep, Swcp, r. a. tu pas wid vJGjlens, swiftnes, 
 
 or |)omp; tu pas smcodii: tu miDv wid a log re^. 
 .Sweep, Swep, n. de akt ov swepiy; a wjdii eks- 
 
 lendud mojun: de kum[)as ov a kontinyqd ma- 
 Jon or sLruk: — a jeueral destrukjon; — direk/oQ 
 
 ov eni mujon not rektiliucar; a sweper; an 
 
 enjin for droig up woter; a wel-swep; an uprjt 
 
 iHjst, havij) a kros-bem miDvip on a pivot. 
 SwEKi'ER, Swcp-er, H. wun hit) sweps. 
 SwEEPixo, .Swep-ij), /^J. a. drjvifl awa; iDv61vi{ 
 
 grat number/.. 
 .SwEEPiNOLY, .Swep-ifl-li, ad. in a .•swepifl maner. 
 SwEEPt.NGS, Swcp-igz, n. pi. <lert, refqs, As., 
 
 swept awii; tiyz kolckted bj swci)iD. 
 SwEEP.NET, Swep-nct, n. a net dat taks in a grat 
 
 kumixis. [{Sweepttaies.) 
 
 Sweepstake, Swcp-stak, n. a winer; — ynsqali 
 Sweepstakes, Swep-suiks, n. siy. in gamig and 
 
 hors-rasig, a winer; wun hoi wiuz ol or sweps el 
 
 de staks or wajerz; — u prjz in a hors-ras, mad up 
 
 ov several staks. 
 SwEEPWAsUER, Swe[i-woJ-er, n. wun bii> eks Irak t!> 
 
 from de swepigz, potjerdz, A.S., ov refjncriz ov 
 
 silver and guld, de smol rczidyti,um ov pre/us 
 
 metal. 
 SwEEPY, Swc'p-i, a. pasij) wid sped over a grat 
 
 kumiKis at wuns; swcpig; wnvi; dron TSt. 
 Sweet, Swet, a. plcziy tu dc tast, smel, or tu 
 
 eni sons; havig dc tast ov buni or /ugar; saka- 
 
 rjn; lu/us tu de tast; fragrant tu de smel; me- 
 
 ladius tu de er; bqliful tu At j: not selt; not 
 
 S'sr; mjld; soft; jentl; gratful; plcziy; nut atal; 
 
 frc from eni ofeusiv smel, az fa>d. 
 .SwEKT, Swet, »i. swetnos; sumti{) |>lrzig; a pfr- 
 
 fiim; u wurd ov enderment; — pi. muLuci; Irtkl. 
 Sweetbread, S wet-bred, n. de pankreiu or dt 
 
 kqf. 
 Sweetbeiks, Swet-brj-cr, /». a fragrant /rub; 
 
 cgluntjn. 
 SWKKTB&OOM, Swjt-bnnm, n. an ^b.
 
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 S\rEET-c^AMUS, Swet-kal-a-mus, ) n. an aro- 
 SwEET-CANE. Swet-kan, i matik plant, 
 
 suiniitnz kold Umon-gras, and spjknqrd. 
 Sweet-cicely, Swet-sis-e-li, n. a plant. 
 SwEET-cisTus, Swet-sis-tus, n. a Jrub, kold olso) 
 
 ((ii/m-ciitii^.y 
 Sweeten, Swt't-n, r. t. tu mak swct: — tu mak 
 
 mjld, or kind; tut paliat; tu mnkgratful or plez- 
 
 \\)': tia sufn; tu mnk delikat. 
 Sweeten, Swe't-n, v. i. tu gro swet. 
 Sweetener, 8wet-n-er, n. a person er tii) dat 
 
 swEtiiz, or renderz plrzifl. 
 Sweetening, SwEt-n-iij, 7i. ds akt ov makig 
 
 swEt; dat hwiq swetnz. 
 Sweet-kern, Swet-fern, ». a planter smol aro- 
 
 inatik Jrub. 
 Sweet-flag, Swet-flag, ra. a plant wid an aro- 
 
 uiatik riDt; swet-ruj. 
 SwEKT-GRASS, Swet-gras, n. a jsnus ov grasez. 
 Sweet-gl'm, Swet-gum, n. a Jrub; ds likwid- 
 
 ambor. 
 Sweet-heart, Swet-hqrt, n. <x luver er mistres. 
 Sweeting, Swet-ifl, n. a. swet apl; — a ward ov 
 
 ciulfrment. 
 Sweetish, Swet-iJ, a. sumhwot swet. [swEtiJ. 
 Sweetisiiness, Swt't-iJ-nes, /I. de kwoliti ov bsiij 
 Sweetly, Swet-li, ad. in a swet maner; wid 
 
 swftnes. [gor; konfekjon. 
 
 Sweetmeat, Swet-met, n. fnnt prezervd wid Ju- 
 SwEETNESS, Sw8t-nes, n.. de kwoliti ovbtiij swst; 
 
 lujusncs; fragrans; — melodi; agreablnes; jentl- 
 
 nes; rojldnes. 
 SwEET-PEA, Sw£t-pE, n. an anyti,al plant. 
 SwEET-l'oTATO. SwEt-Pio-ta-to, «. an eskii,lent 
 
 tn,berus root; Karoljna potato; {convolvulus ha- 
 
 tatuf.y 
 SwEET-ROOT, SwEt-rcot, ti. a plant; likoris. 
 SWEET-RUSH, Swtt-ruJ, ft. Q bulbus plant; — swEt- 
 
 flag. [sent. 
 
 SwEETSCENTED, SwEt-sent-ed, a. havii) a swst 
 Sweet-smelling, SwEt-smel-ir), a. havig a swet 
 
 sriu'l; fragrant. 
 Sweet-sop, SwEt-sop,ft. a ixt;{anona squamosa.) 
 Sweet-tempered, Swet-tem-perd, a. ov amiabl 
 
 temper; mjld. 
 Sweet-toned, Swet-tond, a. havig a swet er 
 
 plczant ton. 
 Sweet-weed, SwEt-wed, n. a plant er Jrub. 
 Swell, Swcl, v. i. tu gro biger; tu gro turjid 
 
 or tn,mid; tu be inflated; tu hev; tu rjz; tu 
 
 enlqrj: tu luk big; tu be turjid; tu proti^berat: 
 
 tu rjz intu arogans, egzasperajon, or agger; tu 
 
 be Elated. 
 Swell, Swcl, ^i. t. tu kez tu rjz or inkres; tu 
 
 mak ti],mi(l: tu hjtn; tu raz tu arogans; tu in- 
 flat; tu puf up; tu egment; tu ckspiind; tu 
 
 dilat. 
 Swell, Swcl, n. ekstcnjon ov bulk: de akt or 
 
 Stat ov swelii), az ov de se after a storm; a suk- 
 
 sejon ov wavz in wun direkjon; surf.— (J/h.«.) 
 
 a set ov pjps in an organ akted upon bj a ks- 
 
 bord. 
 Swelling, Swel-ip, n. de akt ov cnlqrjifl or in- 
 
 krEsij) in bulk; inflajon; — morbid tq^mor; i)ru)tq- 
 
 bcrans. [mid; turjid. 
 
 Swelling, Swcl-ig,/>/7. a. bekdmit) inflated; tq- 
 SwELTER, Swel-ter, v. i. tia burn; tu b:ir or sufer 
 
 bet; tu fant bj eks6s ov bet; tu swet profiisli. 
 Swelter, Sw61-tcr, v. t. tu pqrq, drj up, or opres 
 
 wid bet. 
 Sweltry, Swdl-tri, a. sufokatij) wid hEt: sultri. 
 Swept, Swept, i. and /*. €rom S'vrj). Se {Sweep.'} 
 SwERD, Swerd, n. and r. Se {Sward.} 
 Swerve, Swcrv, v. i. tu wonder; tu rov; tu turn 
 
 asjd; ta deviat; tu depart from rcol, kustom or 
 
 diiti. 
 
 Swerving, Swerv-iij, n. de akt ov depqrtig from 
 riBl, kustom, er dn,ti; deviajon. 
 
 Swet, Swet, i. and/), from Swet. {Sweat.} 
 
 SwiKT, Swift, a. havig a rapid mojon; mottvig 
 fqr in a Jart tjm; kwik; flet; s, Edl; uimbl; rapid; 
 redi; promt. 
 
 Swift, Swift, n. dat hwiq iz swift; — kurent ov c 
 strem; — a berd Ijk a swolo; a mqrten; a spejez 
 ov lizard; an eft er nt|,t: a smol reptil. 
 
 Swifter, Swift-er, n. {Naut.} de formost or af- 
 termost Jr'sd; a roptu konfjn sumtig in its plas: 
 — a rop. 
 
 Swift-foot, Swift-fut, ( a. swift ov futj 
 
 Swift-footed, Swift-fut-ed, j nimbi. 
 
 Swift-heeled, Swift-held, a. swift-futed; rapid. 
 
 Swiftly, Swift-li, ad. wid a swift mojon: wid 
 velositi; flstli; rapidii; nimbli. [sEleriti. 
 
 Swiftness, Swift-nes, n. sped; rapiditi; velositi; 
 
 Swift-winged, Swift-wigd, a. swift in fijt. 
 
 Swig, Swig,t v. i. tu driijk bj Iqrj drafts. 
 
 •Swig, Swig,|- v. t. tu drigk er suk gredili. 
 
 Swig, Swig,t n. a Iqrj draft; az, "He tuk a gud 
 swig;" — al and tosted bred. 
 
 Swill, Swil, v. t. tu drigk grosli; tu woj; tu 
 drcuq; tu inebriat. [grosli. 
 
 Swill, Swil, v. i. tu be intoksikated; tu drigk 
 
 Swill, Swil, n. drigk grosli pord disn; likwid 
 ftod far swjn; hogwoj. 
 
 SwiLLER, Swil-er, n. a gros drigker; a notorius 
 drugkard; kold elso, fermerli, a swilhol and a 
 sivilpot. 
 
 Swillings, Swil-igz, n. pi. swil; hogwoj. 
 
 Swim, Swim, v. i. \i. swum &r swam, ps. swimin, 
 swum:] tu flot on de woter; not tu sigk: tu 
 mcDV in woter, az a fij; tu mcov progresivli in 
 de woter, bj de moJon ov de liraz: tu be konvad 
 bj de strem; tu gljd alog wid a smood moJon; — 
 tu be dizi; — tu be drenqt; tu be floted; — tia 
 hav abundans; tu flo in eni tig. 
 
 Swim, Swim, v. t. tu pas bj swimig. 
 
 Swim, Swim, n. a kjnd ov smiT)dli sljdig moJon; 
 — ds blader ov fijez bj bwiq da swim. 
 
 Swimmer, Swim-er, n. wun hot) swimz; — a pro- 
 tq,berans in de leg ov a hers. 
 
 Swimming, Swim-ig, n. de akt ov flotig on de 
 woter; de akt ov moDvig in de woter, az a fiJ; de 
 akt ov miDvig progresivli in de weter, bj de mo- 
 Jon ov de limz: — dizines. 
 
 Swimmingly, Swim-ig-li, ad. smcodli; :fwid grat 
 sukses; rapidii; wid'St obstrukjon. 
 
 Swindle, Swin-dl, v. t. tu defrdd in komon del- 
 igz bj impozijon, er fels pretensez; tii get; tu 
 impuz upon. [er; a Qet. 
 
 Swindler, Swind-ler, n. wun hco swindlz; a Jtjrp- 
 
 Swindling, Swind-lig, n. de praktis ov a swind- 
 ler; sistcmatik frod. 
 
 Swine, Swjn, n. sir), and pi. a hog; a pig: hogz 
 kolektivli. [trufl. 
 
 Swine-bread. Swjn-bred, n. a kjnd ov plant; 
 
 Swine-herd, Swjn-herd, n. a keper ov hogz er 
 swjn. [de truj kind. 
 
 Swine-pipe, Swin-pjp, n. de redwig; a herd ov 
 
 Swinepox, Swin-poUs, fi. de qiken-poks. 
 
 Swine-stone, Swjn-ston, n. {Mm.} fetid er bi- 
 tqminus Ijmston. 
 
 SwiNE-STY, Swin-stj, n. a hogstj; a pigstj. 
 
 Swing, Swig, r. i. [i. swug, ps. swigig, swug:! 
 tu wav to) and fro, hagig Idtisli; tu fIj bakward 
 and forward on a rop; txa osilat; tu vjbrat. 
 
 Swing, Swig, t". t. tu mak tu pla \a>i\\ on a strig 
 or rop: tu mak tu vjbrat or hwerl rvnd; tu 
 wav IcDsli. 
 
 Swing, Swig, n. de akt er stat ov swigig; an ap- 
 aratus for swigig: a Ijn on hwiq eni tig hngz \<XtS', 
 - kors; unrestrand libcrti; abandonment tu oni 
 kors.
 
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 SwiNOE, Swinj,* V. t. tu hwip; tu baatindd; ta 
 
 punij. 
 SwiNGEL, Swin-jcl, n. dat pqrt ov a flal hwiq 
 
 swiijz, or hwiq bets Tit At gran. 
 SwiNOKE, Swi|)-er, n. wun hoi swijjz; a hurlor. 
 SwiNQKR, Swiii-jer.t n. a grat folshud. 
 SwiNOiXO, Swin-jio,t a. grat; hiy. 
 SwiNOiNGLY, Swiii-jij)-li, ad. vastii; gratli. 
 SwiNGLK, Swifl-gl, V. t. tia (ires flaks; tu separat 
 
 de fjbrus pqrt ov flaks from At wudi sub.stans 
 
 and kors tu, b| brtij); tia bet: — tu kut of de 
 
 hedz ov wed/, wid'st riDtig up ae plants. 
 Swingle, Swij)-gl, n. a wudn instrooment er njf 
 
 wid hwiq flaks iz betn; — keld elso a gtvimjl-staf, 
 
 moiijyliij-njf, switjgliij-daf, and i-wiijgltg-W(ind. 
 Swingle-staff, 8wit)-gl-staf, w. an instrdtiment 
 
 for betifl flaks or hemp. Se {Swingle.) 
 SwiNGLETUEE, Swifl-gl-tre, n. a stik or pes ov 
 
 wud hwiq keps de trasez ov a hors opn. 
 Swingle-wand, Swi))-gl-wond, n. an instrdament 
 
 wid hwiq flaks iz swirjgld. Se {Swingle.) 
 Swing-plough, Swill-pi's, n. a pi's wid'st hwelz 
 Swinish, Swin-iJ, a. rezerablig swjn: gros; brustal 
 Swinishly, Swin-iJ-li, ad. in a has or swjiiij 
 
 mancr. [swjnij. 
 
 Swinishness, Swjn-iJ-nes, n. At kwoliti ov beij] 
 Swipple, Swip-1, n. de pqrt ov a flal bj hwiq de 
 
 gran iz struk in trajijj; a swinjcl. [zerland. 
 
 Swiss, Swis, ».. a nativ, or At lapgwaj, ov Swit- 
 Swiss, Swis, a. ov er beloijij) tu Switzerland. 
 SwiTCH, Swiq, n. a smol, fleksibi twig;— a moov- 
 
 abl ral: a kontrjvans or aranjment ov ralz tu 
 
 enahl kqrz tu turn 'st from wun ralrod intu 
 
 uniider. 
 Switch, Swiq, v. t. tu laj wid a swiq; tu jerk; — 
 
 tu prOBn or kut of wun yerz grofi, az ov a hej. 
 Switch, Swiq, v. i. tu wek wid a kjnd ov jerk. 
 SwiTZEB, Swit-zer, n. a nativ ov Switzerland; a 
 
 Swis. 
 Swivel, Swiv-1, n. sumtir) fikst in aniider bodi 
 
 so az tu turn r'snd in it, az in an jurn qan; — a 
 
 smol kanon, hwiq turnz on a swivel. 
 Swob, Swob, n. and v. Se {Swab.) 
 SwOBBER, Sw6b-er, «. {Aaut.) a sweper ov de 
 
 dfk. Se {Swahher.) — /'I. far privilejd kqrdz 
 
 yqzd insidcntali in betir) at hwist. 
 Swollen, Swul-n, 2'- fi'om Suiel; sweld. Se 
 
 {Swell.) 
 SwoLN, Swoln,/'. sam az {Swollen.) Se {Swell.) 
 Swoon, Swii)n, r. i. tu sufer a stispenjon ov tet 
 
 and scnsajon; tu fant. 
 Swoon, Swion, n. de akt or stat ov swinnin; sus- 
 
 penjon ov sensajon; a lipotimi: a fantii) fit. 
 Swooning, SwObn-ij), n. de akt ov fantii). 
 Swoop, SwiDp, r. t. tu fol on and sez at wuns, az 
 
 a hnk hiz pra;— tu pra upon; tu kaq up. 
 Swoop, Swcop, n. a folir) upon and seziij, az a 
 
 hok hiz pra. 
 Swop, Sw(ip,J r. t. tu eksqanj wun tig fer an- 
 iider; tu bqrter. 
 Swop, Swop, n. an eksqanj; a bqrter. 
 Sword, Sord, n. a wepn fer kutip or trustig, 
 
 wurn at de sjd; — dcstrukjon bj wor; az, fjr and 
 
 iord; - venjans ov justis; — At emblem ov otoriti; 
 
 az, "de sord ov stat." 
 Sword-bearer, ScJrd-biir-er, n. de ofiser hoD 
 
 kariz a sioid. [a sord. 
 
 Sword-belt, Surd-belt, n. a. belt for suspendi^) 
 SwouD blade, Stird-blad, n. At blad ov u surd. 
 SwoKD CUTLER, Swrd-kut-lcr, n. wun h<D maks 
 
 suiniz. 
 SwoRDED, Surd-ed. a. gcrt wid a sord. 
 Sword-fight, S6rd-fjt, n. a kombat wid sordz. 
 SwoKD FISH, S(f>rd-fiJ, n. a fij wid a lofl, Jqrp 
 
 bun ijqii) from its bed. 
 Sword-geass, Sord-gras, n. a kjnd ov sej. 
 
 Sword-hand, S(5rd-hand, n. de rjt hand; de 
 
 hand holdiu de sord. [hilt ov a sord. 
 
 Sword-knot, Surd-not, n. a ribon tjd tu de 
 SwouD-LAW, Surd-Io, n. vjolens; de lo bj hwiQ 
 
 el iz yelded tu At stronger. 
 Sword LESS, Surd-les, a. havig no sord. 
 SwoRDPLAy, SdJrd-plti, n. a kombat ov gladintorz. 
 SwoHDPLAYEE, Surd-pla-or, n. a gladiator; a 
 
 fenser; wun hoo cgzibits hiz skil in de yqs ov de 
 
 surd for prjzez. 
 SwoRDSHAPED, Surd-Japt, a. Japt Ijk a sord. 
 Swordsman, Surdz-man, «., I'l. Sdirdz-men; a 
 
 man h(ij kariz a sord; a fjtij) man; — ritn olso 
 
 {i-wordmwn.) [ov de sord. 
 
 Swordsmanship, St&rdz-man-Jip, n. skilful yi^s 
 S'WORE, Swor, i. from Swiir. Se {Swear.) 
 Sworn, Swum, p. from Sw^r. Se {Swear.) 
 Swum, Swum, p. from Swim. Se {Swim.) 
 Swung, Swujj, i. and p. from Swiij. Se {Swing.) 
 Syalite, Sj a-ljt, n. {Bot.) a plant; {dillenii 
 Syb, Sib, a. properli {kib,) hwiq se. [speciota.) 
 Sybarite, Sib-a-rjt, n. an inhabitant ov Sibaris, 
 
 a wuiis p'serful siti ov Kalabria, hojz inhabit- 
 ants wer proverbiali efeminat and-luksyij^rius; — 
 
 an efeminat voldptyqari. 
 Sybaritic, Sib-a-rit-ik, | a. rclatiu tu Sib- 
 
 Sybaritical, Sib-a-rit-i-kal, j aris or At Sib- 
 
 arjts; luksyi|,rius; wonton. 
 Sycamore, Sik-a-mor, n. a spejez ov fig-tre;— de 
 
 oriental plan-tre; At Amerikan butnwud; a veri 
 
 Iqrj forest tre. 
 Sycee, Si-SE, t n. and a. a 6'jnez term for pi^r 
 Seze, Se-ZE, f nativ silver. It iz de onli 
 
 apruq tu a silver kurensi amiig de Gjnez. 
 Sycite, Sis-it, n. {Min.) de fig-ston; a nodyq,! 
 
 ov flint. 
 Sycoma, Si-ko-ma, n. {Med.) a fig-Japt tremor. 
 Sycophancy, Sik-o-fan-si, n. At praklis ov an 
 
 informer: men flateri or serviliti. 
 Sycophant, Sik-o-fant, n. a malijus er has par- 
 
 a.-^jt; u men flaterer. 
 Sycophantic, Sik-o-f;in-tik, a. misqivusli ofijus; 
 
 Ijk a sikutant; fonifl; flaterii). 
 Sycophantical, Sik-o-fan-ti-kal, a. basli para- 
 
 sitikal: sikuf;intik. 
 Sycophantism, Sik-o-fant-iz-m,». sikofansi. 
 Sycosis, Si-ko-sis, n. {Med.) a ti^berkiilar crup- 
 
 Jon ujion At skalp er herded pqrt ov de fas. 
 Syenite, Sj-en-jt, n. {Min.) a granit rok from 
 
 Sjrn in Pjipt. Se {Sienite.) 
 Syllabary, Sil-a-ba-ri, n. a tabl ov silablz. 
 Syllabic, Si-lab-ik, ) a. relatip tu, or kon- 
 
 Syllabical, Si-lab-i-kal, i sistig ov, silablz. 
 Syllabically, Si-lab-i-kal-i, ad. in a silabikal 
 
 manor. [silablz. 
 
 Syllabicate, Si-l.ib-i-kat, v. t. tu form intu 
 Syllabication, Si-lab-i-ka-Jon, n. At akt ov 
 _ formii) silablz. [er ov, silablz. 
 
 Syllabist, Sil-a-bist, n. wun verst in, or a mak- 
 Syllable, Sil-a-bl, n. a diviijon or pqrt ov a 
 
 wuid: az muq ov a wurd az iz uterd bj de help 
 
 ov wun vsel, or wun qrtikyn,laJon;— eni tij) pro- 
 _ vorbiali konsjs. [labiib.) 
 
 Syllabub, Sil-a-bub, n. milk and asidz. Se <^V;- 
 SYLLABU.S, Sil-a-bus, n., pi. [L.] Sil-a-bj, {Eng.) 
 
 Sil-a-bus-ez; an abstrakt; a kompendium, kun- 
 
 taniy de hedz ov a diskdirs: an abrijment; a tabl 
 
 ov kontents or hedz ov a tretiz. 
 Syllogism, i^\\-Q-y\z-Tn,n. {Lagic) an ^rgqmcnt 
 
 stated in a lojikal form, konsisti)) ov tre propo- 
 
 zijonz, and havi^ At properli dat At kunklnjon 
 
 nesesarili fuloz from de tot) preniiscz; az, •' hreri 
 
 man tiijkx; ['iter i: a man; d;i/fojr Pfttrfiijks." 
 Syllogistic, Sil-o-jis-tik, / a. relatio'tua 
 
 Syllogistical, Sil-o-jis-ti-kal, i silujizm; kon- 
 
 bisiij) ov, or in de lorm ov, a silujizm.
 
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 Syllogisticallt, Sil-o-jis-ti-kal-i, ad. in de 
 
 form ov a silojizm. 
 Syllogi NATION, Sil-CD-ji-na-Jon, n. ds akt ov 
 
 rsznij) bj silojizm. 
 Syllogize, Sil-o-jjz, v. i. tin rszn bj silojizm. 
 Syllogizee, Sil-o-jjz-er, n. wun ha> reznz bj sil- 
 ojizm. [itii) de ^r: — a mot. 
 Sylph, Silf, n. a spirit er imajinari bsig inhab- 
 Sylphid, Sil-fid, n. a silf er litl silf. 
 Sylva, Sil-va, n. a kolekjon ov poetikal pesez. 
 
 — {Bvt.) ds trsz ov a kuntri kolektivli, er a 
 
 wurk on trtz. 
 Sylvan, Sil-van, a. rslatig tti de wtadz, er tta a 
 
 silvan; wudi; Jadi. Ritn elso {silvan.) 
 Sylvan, Sil-van, n. a wud-god, er sater; sumtjmz 
 
 a rustik. [q,rium. 
 
 Sylvanite, Sil-van-jt, n. {3Im.} a spejez ov tel- 
 Sylvatic, Sil-vat-ik, a. silvan; relatir) tia wudz. 
 Sylvestrian, Sil-ves-tri-an, a. silvan; inhabitig 
 
 de wudz. 
 Symbol, Sim-bol, /i. a tjp; a reprezentativ ov 
 
 sumtii) moral er intelektyi],al bj sumtirj adrest 
 
 tia de sensez; — a sjn; an emblem; a figjrq,r; a 
 
 mqrk er karakter yi],zd az an abreviajon fer ob- 
 
 jekts, substansez, er sjentifik operajonz; — a 
 
 konipendium; an abstrakt; — a relijus kred er 
 
 konfejon. 
 Symbolic, Sim-bol-ik, ) a. reprezentii) bj 
 
 Symbolical, Sim-bol-i-kal, \ simbolz; partakig 
 
 ov simbolz; emblematikal; reprezentativ; tipikal; 
 
 ekspresiij bj sjnz. [ik maner; tipikali. 
 
 Symbolically, Sim-bol-i-kal-i, ad. in a simbol- 
 hYMBOLiSM, Sim-bol-iz-m, n. an ekspozijon er 
 
 komparison ov simbolz er kredz. — {Chem.} a 
 
 nitiij tugeder er yi^nyon ov pqrts er ingredients. 
 Symbolization, Sim-bol-i-za-Jon, n. ds akt ov 
 
 simboljziij; reprezentajon bj simbolz; rezemblans. 
 Symbolize, Sim-bol-jz, v. i. tia hav a tipikal 
 
 rezemblans; tui be simbolikal; tia hav sumtii) in 
 
 komon wid aniider. [ov snmtir). 
 
 Symbolize, Sim-bol-jz, v. t. tu mak simbolikal 
 Symmetrian, Sim-et-ri-an, n. wun stvi,dius ov 
 
 propor/on. 
 Symmetrical, Sim-et-ri-kal, a. proporjonat; 
 
 havig simetri; havii) pqrts wel adapted tu eq 
 
 uder; hqrmonius. [rikal maner. 
 
 Symmetrically, Sim-et-ri-kal-i, ad. in a simet- 
 Symmetrist, Sim-e-trist, n. wun veri stq,dius ov 
 
 proporjon. 
 Symmetrize, Sim-e-trjz, v. t. tu mak simetrikal. 
 Symmetry, Sim-e-tri, n. agrement ov wun pqrt 
 
 wid anuder; adaptajon ov pqrts tu eq uder; 
 
 proporjon; h4rmoni. 
 Sympathetic, Sim-pa-tet ik, ) a. havii) 
 
 Sympathetical, Sim-pa-tet-i-kal, ( simpati; 
 
 relatiij tu er prodqst bj simpati; havii) komon 
 
 feiii); ganjiij, az if bj simpati; kompajonat; felii); 
 
 tender. [simpatetik maner. 
 
 feYMPATHETiCALLY, Sim-pa-tet-i-kal-i, ad. in a 
 Sympathetic-ink, Sim-pa-tet-ik-jijk, ;*. a sert 
 
 ov ii)k hwiq qanjcz its kulor, hwen akted upon 
 
 bj het, or uder reajents. 
 Sympathist, Sim-pa-tist, n. wunhd) felz simpati. 
 Sympathize, Sim-pa-tjz, v. i. tu fel wid anuder; 
 
 tu fel in konsekwens ov hwot anuder felz; tu 
 
 fel simpati; tu fel mqtyqali; tu agre; tu fit. 
 Sympathy, Sim-pa-ti, n. felo-felii): mi\,t.>iial 
 
 sonsibiliti; de kwoliti ov beiij afekted bj aniid- 
 
 erz afekjon; kompajon; komizerajon; tendernes. 
 Sympepsis, 8im-pep-sis, n. {Med.} a konkokjon 
 
 or rjpnii) ov iufliimatori hn,morz. 
 Symphonia, Sim-f6-ni-a, n. {Mvs.) a sert ov 
 _ anjent drum. [i^ in sTsnd. 
 
 Symphonious, Sim-fo-ni-us, a. hqrmonius; agre- 
 Symphonize, Sim-fo-njz, v. i. tu agre wid; tu 
 
 h(^rmonjz. 
 
 Symphony, Sim-fo-ni, n. a pes ov inq,zik er 
 kompozijon in hwiq instrcbmcnts onli qr em- 
 plffd; a konsert ov instrooments; konsonans; 
 hqrmoni ov mii)gld s-sndz. 
 
 Symphyseal, Sim-fiz-e-al, a. relatii) tu simfisis. 
 
 Symphysis, Sim-fi-sis, n. {Med.)_ a jugkjon ov 
 serten bonz er jtrnts, not admitii) mojon; a kon- 
 asens er groifl tugeder. 
 
 Sympiesometer, 8im-pi-e-s6m-e-ter, n. an in- 
 strcDment fer me;^qrii) de wat ov de atmosfer bj 
 de komprejon ov a kolum ov gas. 
 
 Symplesite, Sim-pl-sjt, n. {Min.) a mineral ov 
 indigo kulor. 
 
 Symploce, Sim-plo-se, n. {Rhet.} a figytir 
 akerdii) tu hwiq several sentensez er klezez hav 
 de sam beginir) and endii). 
 
 Symposiac, Sim-p6-zi-ak, er Sim-po-gi-ak, a. 
 relatifl tu meri-makigz; konvivial; festiv. 
 
 Symposiac, Sim-p6-zi-ak, n. a konvivial metig. 
 
 Symposiarch, Sim-p6-zi-qrk, n. de rccler er mas- 
 ter ov a fest. 
 
 Symposiast, 8im-po-zi-ast, n. w;un hco drigks er 
 maks meri wid anuder. 
 
 Symposium, Sim-pw-zi-um, n. [L.'\ a fest; a bag- 
 kwet; a mori-makiij, a drinkig tugeder. 
 
 Symptom, Sim-tom, n. {lied.} eni qanj perseptibl 
 tu de sensez, hwiq iz konekted wid merbifik 
 infli^ens; dat hwiq indikats de stat ov halt or 
 dizez; indikajon: a sjn; a tokn. 
 
 Symptomatic, Sim-to-mat-ik, ) a. relatig 
 
 Symptomatical, Sim-to-mat-i-kal, i tu, er 
 kontanii), simtomz; ludikativ. 
 
 Symptomatically, Sim-to-mat-i-kal-i, ad. in 
 de natyqr ov a simtom. 
 
 Symptomatology, Sim-tom-a-t6I-o-ji, 7i. {Med.} 
 dat branq ov patoloji hwiq trets ov de simtomz 
 ov dizezez. 
 
 Syn^resis, Sin-er-e-sis, n. {Rhet.} de yn,nyon 
 ov t<l) silablz intu wun, de opozit ov diercgis; az, 
 Iz-rel fer h'ra-el. [sinagog. 
 
 Synagogical, Sin-a-goj-i-kal, a. pertanig tu a 
 
 Synagogue, Sin-a-gog, n. a. relijus asembli ov 
 de Jqz; a Ji|,iJ plas ov wurjip. 
 
 Synalepha, Sin-a-le-fa, n. {Prosody} de prin- 
 sipl er yqzaj bj hwiq, hwen a wurd cndz wid a 
 V5el, or wid de leter w, and de nekst beginz wid 
 a vsel, de fjnal silabl ov de wun runz intu de 
 ferst ov de uder: az, {ill' ego.} 
 
 Synarchy, Sin-ar-ki, 7i. jernt soverenti. 
 
 Synarthrosis, Sin-ar-tro-sis, n. {Anai.} a klos 
 konjugkjon ov tat bonz. 
 
 Synaxis, Si-naks-is, ?;.. a sinagog: a koggregajon. 
 
 Syncarpous, Sin-kqr-pus, a. {Bot.} havig de 
 sed-veselz kunsolidated. 
 
 Syncategorematic, Sin-kat-c-go-re-mat-ik, a. 
 {Logic} notig wurdz hwiq kan not be emplffd bj 
 demselvz az termz, but rekwjr tu bs konjijnd 
 wid anuder wurd, az prepozijonz, adverbz, &s. 
 
 Synchondrosis, Sin-kon-dro-sis, n. {Anat.} de 
 jugkjon ov wun bon wid antider, bj an interven- 
 ig kqrtilaj. 
 
 Syncheonal, Sig-kro-nal, a. hapnig at de sam 
 tjm; belogig tu de sam tjm; sinkronikal; sig- 
 kronus; sinkronistik. 
 
 Syncheonal, Sig-kro-nal, n. dat hwiq hapnz at 
 de sam tjm, er hwiq belogz tu de sam tjm, wid 
 anuder tig. 
 
 Synchronical, Sin-kron-i-kal, a. hapnig at de 
 sam tjm; sigkronal; sigkronus. 
 
 Synchronically, Sin-kron-i-kal-i, ad. in d sin- 
 kronikal maner. 
 
 Synchronism, Sig-kro-niz-m,w.konkurens in tjm 
 ov tO) er mor events; a tabyqlar aranjment or 
 histori akerdig tu dats, bj hwiq kontemporari 
 personz and tigz ov diferent kuntriz qr bret tu- 
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 Stnchronistio, Sin-kro-nis-tik, a. hapnig at de 
 
 saiu ((111; sigkronul. 
 SvNCHaoNizATiox, Siii-kru-ni-zii-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov i^iokrunlzio. 
 SrNCHuosizE, Hig-kro-niz, v. i. tu konkdr at de 
 
 sum t{iu; tu ogre in t|ni. 
 Sy.NCHKONOLOuy, Sin-krij-nol-o-ji, n. kontom- 
 
 purarit'us kruncSluji. 
 Stncuuoxous, Sijj-kro-nus, a. hapnig at de mm 
 
 t{iii; sinkronikal: sigkrunul. 
 Stnciiysis, Sig-ki-si.-i, u. a konf(],3on; a konfi^zd 
 
 aranjinont uv wurdz in a suntun.-<. 
 Synciput, Sin-si-put, n. He {Sinciput.) 
 Synclinal, Sin-klj-nal, j a. {(lenl.) n(itig 
 
 Syxclinical, Sin-klin-i-kal, ) a Ijn er aksis 
 
 formJ hwon At strata dip in opcizit dirok/onz 
 
 t4;>irdz a kumon, scntral, iiu:tjinari l^n. 
 Syncopate, Sig-ko-pnt, v. t. tu kontrnkt bj sig- 
 
 kope; tu iibrevint. — {.\fiin.) tu divjd a not. 
 Syncopation, Sig-ku-pa-Jon, n. At stat or akt 
 
 ov de f»,>rst hqf ov a nots bEginig on de unak- 
 
 sc'iitod or wek pqrt ov a bqr, bwjl At uderhqf iz 
 
 kontinyii,d, and te riuinats on At akisentcd or strog 
 
 pqrt. 
 Syncope, Hig-ko-pe, n. (}fed.) a fantig fit.— 
 
 {J{/ul.) a iigynr b[ Lwiy wun or mcar leterz qr 
 
 Oinitud in de uiidl ov a wurd. — {if us.) At di- 
 
 vii^on ov a not, yti,zd hwen Uh or niur nats ov 
 
 wun pqrt unier tu a siggl wun ov At uder. 
 Syxcopist, Sig-ku-pist, u. wun ha> sigkupats. 
 Syncopize, Sig-ko-piz,* v. t. tu konirakt; tu 
 
 sigkcj|Kit. 
 Syncuatism, Sig-kra-tiz-m,n. a jugkjon ov \a> 
 
 ag^nnt a terd p5er; ^igkretizm. 
 Syncretism, Sig-krE-tiz-ni,n. de blendig ov At 
 
 teiit'ts ov dift'ront sk*lz or sokLs intu a 8i:itetu. 
 Syncretist, Sig-kre-tist, n. wun hO) adherz tu 
 
 sigkretizm. 
 Synorisis, Sig-kri-si«, n. {RJut.) a figyiir bj 
 
 hwi(; (ipozit j>ers()nz or tigz qr kocnmrd. 
 Syndaotyl, Sin-dak-til, n. {Ornith.) At nam 
 
 ov a trjb ov pt-rqi-rz. [sindaktilz. 
 
 Syndactvlols, Sin-d:ik-til-us, a. relatig tu At 
 Synuesmography, Sin-dji-inog-ra-fi, n. {Anat.) 
 
 a dcskripjon ov df iij^aiii'tits. 
 Syndesmolouy, Sin-des-iuul-ui ji, n. {Med.) a 
 
 tnrliz on de ligjiments. 
 Syndesmosis, Sin-de^-iuij-sis, n. {.Ued.} de yti,n- 
 
 yon ov wun bun wid andder bj uieuz ov a liga- 
 ment. 
 Syndesmotomy. Sin-dfs-mot-u-mi, n. {Med.} a 
 
 disekjoii ov dr ligaments. 
 Syndic, Sin-dik, n. a kjnd ov qrf majistrat; a 
 
 mtini^ipal ofisor; a kiirator.— (/VencA law) an 
 
 asine. 
 Syndicate, Sin-di-kat, r. I. tu juj; tu pas juj- 
 
 mont on; tu scn/nr. [kurons. 
 
 Syndrome, Sin-dru-iuc, n. kuront akjon; kon- 
 Syxecdoche, Si-nek-dio-kc, n. {lihet.) a. figyiir 
 
 bi hw;(; dt hoi it put f.>r a pqrt, or a pqrt for 
 
 de bol, a jenus for u .sprjcz, or a spejez fer u 
 
 jenu*. It is a sort ov trup. 
 Synkcdochical, Sin-ck-dcjk-i-kal, «. ekspr^t bi 
 
 a .sinokdukc: impl{ig a .■•inokduke. 
 Synecdochically, Sin-ck-dok-i-kal-i, ad. io a 
 
 nini'kdokikal inaner. 
 Synechia. Si-n»'-ki-u, n. {Mtd.) a diz£« ov de j. 
 Synkcpuonesis. Sin-fk-fu-ne-.-iis, n. a kontrsk- 
 
 Jon ov Uisilablz intu wun; sin^rc^is. 
 Synkpt, Sin-c-pi, n. interjugkjim ov wurdi. 
 Syneroetic, Sin-cr-j<Jt-ik, a. kaoperatig; siner- 
 
 jistik. 
 Synergist. Sin-vr-jist, n. a torm npljd tu a pqrti 
 
 in dr Lqtcran (jurq, in At lt>t ."(.'utqri, hiD hold 
 
 de doktriii dat divjn gras rrkwjrz a k^lrc^'p«)n(l- 
 
 ent akJon ov de hi|man wil tu bckiim ofektyi^nl. 
 
 Synergistic, Sin-or-jist-ik, a. ko6peratin; sin- 
 erjetik. [plant. 
 
 Synoexese, Sin-je-nes, n. {Rot.) a sinjenejan 
 
 Synoexesia, Sin-je-ne-xi-a, u. pi. {/J.4.) a klas 
 ov plant:* dat hav de antcrz yqnjted intu a rin 
 or tqb, or de stamcnz yn,njted in a silindrikal 
 f.»rra bj de anterz. 
 
 Synoexesiax, Sin-je-ne'-jan, ) a. {Hot.) haWg 
 
 Synoknesious, Sin-je-ne-Jus, f de aoben yi^- 
 njted intu u rig or tii,b. 
 
 Syngraph, Sin-graf, n. {Law} a ded, bond, ar 
 rjtig, under de hand and sel ov ol ixjrtiz. 
 
 Synizesis. Sin-i-ze'-sis, n. {Med.} an oblitcrajon 
 ov At pqpil ov At j; a klujzd pqpil. 
 
 Synneurosis, Sin-n,-ru-si3, n. {Anat.} a J^a- 
 yon ov wun bon wid andder bj menz ov a mem- 
 bran. 
 
 Stnocha, Sin-Q-ka, n. {Med.} a kontinyq^d in- 
 flamatari fever. 
 
 Synod, Sin-od, n. a kunsil; an ekleziastikal 
 aseiubli; a konvcnjon ov de klerji ov a djoses; — 
 in de Prezbiterian Qurg, an as^mbli kocapitzd ov 
 Ux> or mur prezbiteriz. [ik. 
 
 Synodal, Sin-o-dal, a. relatig tu a sinod; siniSd- 
 
 Syxodic, Sln-('Kl-ik, ) a. relatig tu, or per- 
 
 Synodical, Sin-6d-i-kal, ( formd bj, a sinod. — 
 {Antrim.} a iiiruidik reccjlqfrn ov At moan or a 
 planot, iz de tjm betwen tuj konjugkjonz, or Ua 
 opozi/onz, ov At ma>n or planet, wid At sun. Q 
 siiuidik miinf, iz At period ov de mo^nz sinodik 
 revulqjon, namli, 29 daz, 12 ■srz, 44 minits, 3 
 sekondz: — de sam az liinajim or lunar munt. 
 
 Synodically, Sin-6d-i-kal-i, ad. bj de etoriti 
 ov a sinod. 
 
 Syxodist, Sln-od-ist, n. wun hat adherz tu de 
 sinod. [hud. 
 
 Synomosy, Sin-6m-ij-si,* n. a swum bruder- 
 
 SvxONVMA, Sj-non-i-ma, n. /il. [L.] wurdz hwig 
 sigiiit'j de sam tig; sinonimz. 
 
 Synoxyme, Sin-o-nira, n. wurdz ov de sam lap- 
 gwaj, hwiq hav de SHra or a similar signifikaJoD, 
 az liMpines and j'elieiti, hevnli and iclestyal; — 
 ritn olsui {gi//i>mi/fn.} 
 
 Syxoxymical, Sin-o-nim-i-kal, a. sinonimus. 
 
 Syxoxymist. Si-n6n-i-mist, n. wun hiO cksplans 
 or trets ov sinioniraz;— wun hi» kol^kts and re- 
 dq<ez de sinonimz ov plants. 
 
 Synoxymize, Sl-n6n-i-miz, ;•. t. ta interpret or 
 tu fk^pres bj wurdz ov At sam menig. 
 
 Synoxy.mol"s, Si-non-i-mus, ,i. havig de sam 
 menig; konvaig de sam jdea; ekspresig de sam 
 tig: yqnivukal. 
 
 Synonymously, Si-n6n-i-mus-li, ad. in a si- 
 nonimus roaner. 
 
 Synonymy, Si-n6n-i-mi, n. de kwoliti ov eks- 
 prpsig, bi diferent wurdz, de sam l\^.— {Jihet.} 
 a figyqr ov spe(j bj hwi(j djvorz wurdz, ov simi- 
 lar signifikajon, qr empltfd tu amplifj a mater. 
 
 Synopsis, Si-nop-sis, n., pi. Si-mip-sez; a kol^k- 
 tiv vii ov eni subjckt; an abrijment suq az brigi 
 el de |»qrts under wun vq. 
 Synoptical, Si nop-ti-kal, a. relatig tu, er par- 
 
 takig ov. a sinopsis. 
 Syxoptically, Si-n(Sp-ti-kal-i, ad. in a sinop- 
 
 tikal maner. 
 Synosteooraphy, Sin-os-t£-6g-ra-fi, n. a de- 
 
 skripjon ov dt jiTnts. 
 Synosteology, Sin-os-tc-61-o-ji, n. a. tretiz on 
 
 de jtTnis. 
 Synosteotomy. Sin-os-te-6t-o-mi, n. {Anat.} 
 
 disekjon ov At j^rnts. 
 Synovia, Si-mj-vi-a, n. {Anat.} an dnkfytius 
 
 flqid .'ekreted from serten glandz in At jffnt?. 
 Synovial, Si-n6-vi-al, a. rrlntig tu dt ^inovia. 
 Syntactic. Sin-tak-tik. ) a. rrlntig tu «in- 
 
 Syntactical, Sin-Uak-ti-kal, i tuks; konjirnd.
 
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 Syntactically, Sin-tak-ti-kal-i, ad. in a sin- 
 
 taktikal mauer. 
 Syntax, Sin-taks, n. dat pqrt ov gramar hwiq 
 
 tsqez de proper konstrukjon ov wurdz in a 
 
 sentens. 
 Syntaxis, Sin-taks-is, n. [Z..] sintaks. 
 Syntectical, Sin-tek-ti-kal, a. relatig tia sin- 
 
 teksis; wastig. 
 Synteresis, Sin-te-rs-sis, n. prezervajon; — *it- 
 
 mars ov konjens. 
 Syntexis, Sin-teks-is, n. {Med.) a -wastifl ov ds 
 
 bodi; kousumjon. 
 Synthesis, Sin-te-sis, «.., pi. Sin-tSe-sez; kom- 
 
 pozijon, er dg akt ov piatig tageder; de opozit 
 
 ov analisis. — {Logic) a metod ov demonstrajon 
 
 hwiqsets -st from sum prinsipl establijter as^md, 
 
 er a propozijon elredi demonstrated, and asendz 
 
 tro) a ssriez ov propiazijonz tu dat hwiq woz 
 
 enunjiated.— (^Vr^.) a rsyixnjtig ov pqrts.— 
 
 {Ckem.) de yii,nitig ov elements intia a kom- 
 
 pTsnd. 
 Synthetic, Sin-tet-ik, ) a. relatig tu sin- 
 
 Synthetical, Sin-tet-i-kal, ! tesis; konjamig; 
 
 kompTsudig; fermig kompozijon; — opozd tuia«- 
 
 aliiik. 
 Synthetically, Sin-tet-i-kal-i, ad. bj sintesis. 
 Syntonic, Sin-ton-ik, a. {3It/s.) Jqrp; intens. 
 Syphilis, Sif-i-lis, n. {Med.) de venereal dizez. 
 Syphilitic, Sif-i-lit-ik, a. relatig tu, er infekt- 
 
 ed wid, sifilis. 
 Syphon, Sj-fon, n. a ti^b. Se {Siphon.) 
 Syphonic, Sj-fon-ik, a. belogig tu er Ijk a sjfon. 
 Syren, Sj-ren, ?*. Se {Siren.) 
 Syriac, Sir-i-ak, a. relatig tu Siria, er its an- 
 
 Jent laggwaj. 
 Syriac, Sir-i-ak, n. de laggwaj ov anjent Siria. 
 Syriacism, Sir-i-a-siz-m, ■». a Siriak idiom er 
 
 fraz. 
 Syrian, Sir-i-an, n. a nativ ov Siria; — a. Siriak. 
 Syrianism, Sir-i-an-iz-m,». de sam az Siriasizm. 
 Syriasm, Sir-i-az-m,?i. a Siriak idiom; Siriasizm. 
 Syringa, Si-rig-ga, n. {But.) a jenus ov fl'serig 
 
 Jrubz, inkhxdig de Ijlak. 
 Syringe, Sir-inj, n. a pip, er smel majen, servig 
 
 ferst tui imbjb er suk in a kwuntiti ov water, or 
 
 uder fliyd, and den tu ekspel it in a smel jet. 
 Syringe, Sir-inj, v. t. tu sp-st er woj wid a sirinj. 
 Syringotomy, Sir-in-g6t-o-mi, n. {Ued.) de qrt 
 
 er praktis ov kutig fistq^laz er holo sarz. 
 Syrinx, Sir-igks, n. {Mus.) a. mqzikal instrcoment 
 
 kompozd ov redz ov dLferent legts fasnd tuged- 
 
 er; a Jeperdz pjp. 
 
 Syrma, Ser-ma, n. [i.] a rob wid a log tran, 
 
 worn bj anjent trajedianz. 
 Syrtic, Ser-tik, a. sandi; bogi. 
 Syrtis, Ser-tis, n. [L.] a kwiksand; Jiftig sand. 
 Syrup, Sir-up, er Ser-up, n. Re {Sirup.) 
 Syssarcosis, Sis-ar-ko-sis, n. {Med.) ajugkjon 
 
 ov bonz bj intervenig muslz. 
 Systaltic, Sis-tal-tik, a. {Med.) havig alternat 
 
 knntrakjon and dilatajon. 
 Systasis, Sis-ta-sis, n, de konsistens ov eni 6ig; 
 
 a konstitqjon. 
 System, Sis-tem, n. a kombinajon ov pq-ts intm. 
 
 a hoi; a komplet bodi ov eni qrt er sjens; a kol- 
 
 ekjon ov rd&lz and prinsiplz; de hoi ov eni sjens, 
 
 qrt, er doktrin; a number ov tigz kombjnd er 
 
 aktig tugeder; hjpotesis; skem. — {Astro/i.) a. 
 
 hjpotesis ov a serten erder and aranjment ov de 
 
 selestyal bodiz, bj hwiQ d^r apq,rent mojonz qr 
 
 ekspland. [atikal. 
 
 Systematic, Sis-tem-at-ik, a. metodikal; sistem- 
 Systematical, Sis-tem-at-i-kal, a. relatig tu er 
 
 partakig ov sistem; metodikal; regyqlar. 
 Systematically, Sis-tem-at-i-kal-i, ad. in de 
 
 ferm ov a sistem. 
 Systematism, Sis-tem-a-tiz-m, n. redukjon ov 
 
 fakts tu a sistem. 
 System atist, Sis-tem-a-tist, w. wun hoD fermz a 
 
 sistem. 
 Systematize, Sis-tem-a-tiz, v. t. tu redx^s tu a 
 
 sistem; tu metodjz; tu hqrmonjz; tu regyi],lat. 
 Systematizek, Sis-tem-a-tjz-er, n. wun hcD sis- 
 
 tematjzez. 
 Systematology, Sis-tem-a-tol-o-ji, n. a tretiz 
 
 er diskors on de varius sistemz. 
 System -maker, Sis-tem-mak-er, n. wun hoa 
 
 fermz sistemz. 
 Systemize, Sis-tem-jz, v. t. tu sistematjz. [Q 
 
 wurd rq,rli yqzd bj gud rjterz.] 
 System-monger, Sis-tem-mug-ger, «. wun fond 
 
 ov sistemz. 
 Systole, Sis-to-le, n. {Anat.) de kontrakjon ot 
 
 de hqrt. — ( Gram.) de Jertnig ov a log silabl; — 
 
 de opozit ov djaiiiole. 
 Systolic, Sis-tol-ik, a. relatig tu sistole; kon- 
 
 traktig. 
 Systyle, Sis-tjl, u. {Arch.) de aranjment ov 
 
 kolumz in suq a maner dat da qr tO) djameterz 
 
 apqrt. 
 Sythe, Sid, ji. Se {Scythe.) 
 Syzygy, Siz-i-ji, n. {Astron.) de plas ov de 
 
 moin, er ov a planet, hwen in konjugkjon er opo- 
 
 zijon wid de sun. 
 
 T. 
 
 Tt, iz a hwisperd eksplodent, and a kognat ov 
 , d. It iz yqzd, in de qrts, az an adjektiv, tu 
 den6t a tig in de ferm ov de kapital leter T: az, 
 a I'skwJir, a ?'bandaj, a Tral, &s. Az an abre- 
 viajon, it sumtjmz standz for teolaji; az in S. 
 T. D., {Sanctcn Th€<jhi<jice Ductr/r,} Doktor ov 
 Sakred Iieoloji, dat iz, Doktor ov Diviniti. 
 
 Tab, Tab, n. a kap-border, worn in de insjd ov a 
 ladiz bonet:,— de laqet ov a Jo). 
 
 Tabasheer, Tab-a-Jer, n. {Per.) a Ijt, hwjt, porus 
 substans, f-snd in de jernts ov de bambtb, kon- 
 sistig elmost entjrli ov silika. 
 
 Tabanus, Ta-ba-nus, 7i. [Z.] de hers-flj; de oks- 
 flj: de gad-flj. 
 
 Tabakd, Tiib-ard, n. a sert ov ti^nik or mantl, 
 
 kuverig de bodi bcfor and behjnd, reqig belo ds 
 
 lernz; a heraldz kot. 
 Tabarder, Tab-ard-er, n. wan hcD w^ra a tab- 
 ard, er Jert gisn. 
 Tabaret, Tab-a-ret, n. a st'st, satin- strjped silk. 
 Tabbinet, Tab-i-net, n. a delikat sort ov tabi or 
 
 tafeti. 
 Tabby, Tab-i, n. a kjnd ov rig, wavd silk; — a 
 
 mikstyqr ov ston er jel and mertar. [brindld. 
 Tabby, Tab-i, a. diversifjd in kulor; brinded; 
 Tabby, Tab-i, ^'. t. tu pas'betwen metal engravd 
 
 rolerz, az silk, in erder tu giv it a wavi aperans; 
 
 tu giv stufs a wavi aperans bj de kalender; tia 
 
 water, az stufs. 
 Tabby- CAT, Tab-i-kat, n. a brinded kat.
 
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 Tabefaction, Tab-e-fik-/on, «. de akt ov watt- | 
 ij) awii. [yiV"'- I 
 
 Tabkkv, Tab-e-fi, i". «'. tu wast awii; tu ckit6u- 
 
 Tabellion, Ta-bel-yoii, n. an ofiser in de Ilumun 
 om|i|r, hib hud (it (;(4rj uv de publik dOkyiiuicaUi; 
 a jiCiirttari: a rejistrur. ! 
 
 Tasked, Taberd, n. Se {Tabard.} I 
 
 TabernaolG) Tab-er-na-kl, ;*. a tempurari habi- 
 tajon; o lent; a kabin; a k.-'ijual dweliu;— amdo 
 de 'Ixraol(t.s, u plaa ov wurjip; a sakred plus, tit 
 frd irc tiibernuhl:. At last ov de tre grat anyi^ul i 
 ft-stivuiz ov de 'Izraeljts, hwiq rekwjrd At prcz- , 
 eo-i ov ol de pepi at Jeroojalem. 
 
 Tabcbn'acle, Tab-er-na-kl, i'. i. tu cnjrjn; tu 
 b'sz; tu dwel. 
 
 Taberxacular, Tab-er-nak-yii-lar, a. skulpt- 
 yurd wid delikat traseri or opn wurk. | 
 
 Tabes, Tti-bez, n. [L.] {Mtd.) a wastij) ov At 
 flfj; a konsuujjon wid-Rt a kof; emajiajon; 
 4trofi. 
 
 Tabid, Tab-id, &. wasted b| dizez; konsiimtiv. 
 
 Tabidness, Tab-id-nc.'4, n. konsumtivncs; At stat 
 ov bri|) wa-*tfd awa. 
 
 TABrxL'DE. Tab-i-tn,d, n. konsumjun. 
 
 Tablatlre, Tal)-la-tiir, n. {JJug.} At yiis ov At 
 letcrz ov At alfabct, or uder karakturz, tVir eks- 
 prejiji nijts or STiudz; a pcsov miizik for dr hit. 
 — {AiiiiJ.} a divijon or p^rtip ov de skul iniu 
 too tablz. — {Paintinij) a paiitig on wolz and 
 seligz; a si^gl pes komprehended in wun vt\,. 
 
 Table, Ta-bl, «. a flat or level sarfas on legz or 
 Bupurts, yiizd tu bi^r foid for repdsus, and for 
 uder purpusez;— de fiersonz sitijj at tabl or par- 
 takig ov entertanmcnt itself; — a tablet; a surfas 
 on hwicj eni tiy iz ritn or engravd; — a jjiktynr, 
 tablet, nr bond, dat e;^zibit3 a vi\ ov eni tip up- 
 6n a flat gurfaa; — an indck^; a kolekjon ov hedz 
 er subjekls: a katalog; a silabus; a sinopsis; a 
 kolekjon ov uuniburz or figyii,rz metodikali 
 aranjd. 
 
 Table, Tdbl, r. t. tu mak intu a katalog; tu ] 
 reprczent az in pantig: — lu suplj wid fj)d. 
 
 Table, Ta-bl, c. t. tu burd; tu liv at de tabl ov j 
 aniider. 
 
 Table, Ta-bl, a. rclatij) tu a tabl; plan; level. 
 
 Tableau, Tab-lib, n. [Fr.] pi. Tab-l(f(z, a pikt- 
 yn,r: a reprezentajon; Q list; a tabl. 
 
 Table-bed, Ta-bl-bed, «. a bed in de form ov a 
 tabl. [sHiDl-ber. 
 
 Table-beer, Ta-bl-ber, n. ber yn,zd wid luelz: 
 
 Table-book, Ta-bl-buk, n. a buk on hwi^ cui 
 tig iz gravd or ritn wid'st ipk. 
 
 Tablecloth, Ta-bl-klot, n. a linen or uder klot 
 xpri'il nil a tabl at melz, &s. [at an in. 
 
 Table uiioTE. Tq-bl-dut, n. \Fr.] an ordinari 
 
 Table-la.sd, Ta-bl-land, ». (/'AywVtfZ Gefg.) an 
 ckstciiiiiv eirvatcd pLin, wid step aklivitiz on o| 
 iildz: •] plattf). [tabl. 
 
 Table lines. Ta-bl-lin-en, a. linen yii,zd for de 
 
 Tablema.v, Tii-bi-inan, n. a man, or pes, at draft:;. 
 
 TablE'MO\EY, Ta-bl-mun-i, n. an aKans tu flag- 
 oliserz, in adijon tu d^r pa, for pruvidig lur 
 di\r inblz. 
 
 Tablkr. Tii-bler, n. wun hob tablz or bardz. 
 
 Table-spar. Tii-bl-spqr, n. (Min.) a silikat ov 
 Ijin, ov u graij hw^t; kold olso tdhinflar spqr. 
 
 Table spoo.n, Tabl-spatn, n. a Iqrj spcan for de 
 tabl. 
 
 Table SPOONFUL, Tii-bl-spiBn-ful, n. pi. Ta-bl- 
 .<|>.t)ii-fuU.. az miiq az a tabl-S[)il>n buldz. [tabl. 
 
 Table sport, Ta-bl-s|iort. n. aimi/inent at 
 
 Tablet, Tab lot, n. q sinol, level surfas; a litl 
 tabl; -a surfas ritn on or panted: a tabl-buk; — 
 a pes ov jvujri, metal, or uder .Jubstan?, yrjed bj 
 de anjent Kumanx in ji\,dijiari prusedigi or in 
 pasig loi. 
 
 Table-talk, Ta-U-tok, n. konvereajon at mels 
 
 or entcrtanments; tabl diskunl. 
 Table-talker, Tu-bl-tok-cr, n. wun ha kon- 
 
 versez at tabl. [yns OT. 
 
 Taboo, Tft-b»f», v. t. tu inturdikt; tu forbid de 
 Taboo, Ta-bi6, n. a relijua interdikt. [(I wurd 
 
 in yi),3 amiig de nativz ov de I'olinejian i'laodi. 
 Tabor, Ta-bor, n. a drum; a 8m3l, Jalu drum, 
 
 jeiiurali betn wid wun stik, tu akumpani a pip. 
 Tabor, Tti-bor, v. i. tu drum; tu stqk; tu 8m{t; 
 
 tu bet. 
 Taborer, Ta-bor-er, n. wun hoo bets de tabor. 
 Taboret, Tab-or-ot, n. a smol tab^jr. 
 Taborite, Ta-bor-it, n. wun ov a pqrti er klos 
 
 ov de foloerz ov Hus, btjoz leder woz Jon Ziska. 
 Tabouret, Tab-oo-ra, n. [Fr.] a. stoil; a set wid- 
 
 ■»t qrmz or bak; — a rit ov sitig disn at kort, er 
 
 in de prezens ov de Frenq kwen, a privilej far- 
 
 merli eujtfd b| sum ladiz. 
 Tabourine, Tab-iD-ren, n. a. tabor in de form ov 
 
 Q siv; a tambooren. 
 Tabret, Tab-ret, n, a smol tabor; a taboret. 
 Tabllar, T;ib-yn,-lar, a. relatig tu a tabl; formd 
 
 ill tablz: set d-^u in skw^rz, tablz, er sinopsez; 
 
 fonud in lamiiie. [tablet. 
 
 Tabi.la rasa, Tab-yn,-la ri-sa, [£.] a smcadd 
 Tabulate, Tab-yt^-lat, v. t. tu redi'is tu tabli 
 
 or sinopsez; tu Jap wid a flat surfas. [fas. 
 
 Tabulated, Tab-yn,-lat-ed, a. havijj a flat sur- 
 Tabulatio.n, Tab-yq,-la-Jon, n. At akt ov formig 
 
 tablz. 
 Tacamahac, Tak-a-ma-hak, n. an Amerikan tre, 
 
 ov de poplar k{nd; a brTsniJ, aromatik rczin ob- 
 
 tand from de tre; de bolsam poplar, — a brisnij 
 
 rezin from At tre. [hoc.) 
 
 Tacamauaca, Tak-a-ma-hak-a, n. Se {Tacaina- 
 Tacca, Tak-a, u. a plant havig a nfit yi|zd fer 
 
 foul bj At Malaz, As. [ygranhy.'} 
 
 Tacheograpuy, Tak-e-6g-ra-fi, n. sam az {Tuch- 
 Tacuometer, Ta-kom-e-ter, n. an instrtomcnt er 
 
 kontrjvans hwiq indikats miniit variajonz in de 
 
 velositi ov inajenz. [ov teqig. 
 
 Tacuydidaxv, Tak-i-di-daks-i, n. a Jort mefcod 
 Tachvoraphic, Tak-i-graf-ik, a. relatig tu ta- 
 
 kigrafi. 
 Tachygraphv, Ta-kig-ra-fi, n. At qrt or praktia 
 
 ov kwik rjti(); stenografi. 
 Tachylite," T.ik-i-lit, n. {Min.) a mineral hwiq 
 
 okilrz laminated and masiv, and rezemblz obsid- 
 ian. 
 Tacit, Tas-it, a. sjlent; impljd: understud, da 
 
 not eksprest bj wurdz; sjlcntli asentcd tu. 
 Tacitly, Tas-it-li, ad. silentli; wid'st oral eks- 
 
 prejon. 
 Taciturn, Tas-i-turn, a. habityqali sclent; never 
 
 spekig muq; rezervd; utcrig litl. 
 Tacitur.mtt, Tas-i-tiirn-i-ti, «. habityr^al si- 
 lens; stilucs; rczerv. 
 Tack, Tak, v. t. tu fasn tu eni tig; tu jtrn; tu 
 
 yunit: tu stiq tugeder.— (.V<i(//.) tu turn abit. 
 Tack, Tak, c. i. tu turn ab'st or ^anj de kars, 
 
 az a Jip. 
 Tack. Tak, n. a smel nal; — adijon: siiplemcnt. — 
 
 {Xaut.) de kors ov a Jip; de weder kin or kor- 
 
 ner ov a sal, olso ov a flag, or ov a rop h\ hwiq 
 
 At klq iz ckstended. [zervd on a les. 
 
 Tack-duty, Tak-dii-ti, n. {Sctch tan) rent re- 
 Tacker, Tiik-er, n. wun hiD taks or j(Juz. 
 Tacket, T.ik-et, ti. a s^mol nal: tak. 
 Tackixg, T;ik-ig, n. At akt ov fasnig or jernig. — 
 
 \La>i') At ynuyon ov sekqritiz givn at difereot 
 
 tjmz. 
 Tackle, T.ik-1, n. wepnz; instrmmonfs ov akjon. 
 
 - ^^^lallt.) a puli, or sisteiu ov puliz, kompuid 
 
 ov (0) or mor rop»;— in a Ut>ser sens ol dr inslnlk- 
 
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 TAK 
 
 Tackle, Tak-1, v. t. tu suplj wid takl; — tia akiD- 
 
 ter; tu hcirnes. [Lokal in lijgland, and kolcD- 
 
 kwial in At Yipjted Stats.] 
 Tackled, Tak-ld, a. mad ov rops takt tugeder. 
 Tackling, Tak-liij, n. furniti|,r ov de mast; takl; 
 
 instriDments ov akjon; az, fijii) taHi,j;—\i(\r:niis, 
 
 az ov a draft hers. [Kolokwial, Y. S.] 
 Tact, Takt, n. tug: fslii); njseti er akn,tne3 ov 
 
 dizernment, wid konsskwent njseti ov ski). 
 Tactable, Tak-ta-bl, a. dat ma be tuqt. 
 Tactic. Tak-tik, ( a. relatip tu taktiks, er 
 
 Tactical, Tak-ti-kal, J tu order and aranjment, 
 
 spejali ov an qrmi. 
 Tactician, Tak-tiJ-an, n. wun skild in taktiks. 
 Tactics, Tak-tiks, n. pi. ds sjens and qrt ov dis- 
 
 pozii] militari and naval qrmaments fer batl: 
 
 militari and naval preparajonz.. evohiJonz, and 
 
 manooverz. 
 Tactile, Tak-til, a. suseptibl ov tug: tanjibl. 
 TACTiLiTy, Tak-til-i-ti, n. perseptibiliti bj de 
 
 tuq. 
 Taction, Tak-Jon, n. ds akt ov tuqii); tanjensi. 
 Tadpole, Tad-pol, n. a yuij, Japles frog, konsistii) 
 
 onli ov a bodi and a tal. [nes; tsdyusnes. 
 
 TEDIUM, Tg-di-um, n. [Z.] wsrisumnes; erksum- 
 Tael, Tal, n. a. veri smol, frakjonal, Gjnez wat 
 
 fer gu)ld and silver. 
 Ta'en, Tan, Az poetikal kontrakjon ov {taken.) 
 Taffeta, Taf-e-ta, n. a silk stuf; tafsti. Se 
 
 {Taffety.) 
 Taffety, Taf-8-ti, n. a tin, glosi, silkn fabrik or 
 
 stuf, formerli muq yi^zd in Iggland; n's muq 
 
 yq,zd on de kontinent ov Yi^rop fer windo kur- 
 
 tenz. 
 Taffeail, Taf-ral, n. {Naut.} de kqrvd wurk at 
 
 ds uper pqrt ov a Jips stern: de ral nsnd a Jips 
 Tafia, Tai'-i-a, n. [^Fr.'\ a varieti ov rum. [stern. 
 Tag, Tag, >i. a pernt ov metal put tu de end ov 
 
 a striz); de end ov a las; eni tig takt tu anuder; 
 
 — eni tig peltri and men;— a sljt bio er tuq; a 
 
 pla in hwiq berz trj tu tug eg uder last. Se 
 
 Tag, Tag, v. t. tu fiks a tag tu; tu apend; tu 
 
 jern. — fid tag after, tu folo klosli. 
 Tagbelt, Tag-belt, | ^;^.^ . j 
 
 Tagsore, Tag-sor, S 
 
 Tagger, Tag-er, n. wun hcQ tagz. [ov puliz. 
 
 Taglia, Tql-yi-a, n, [/<.] {Mech.) a kombinajon 
 
 Tagliacotian, Tag-li-a-ko-Jan, a. {Med.) not- 
 
 ig de opera Jon (kold also {rhinop last icy) for 
 
 de restorajon ov de noz, so namd from {Tag- 
 
 liacotius.y a Venejan surjon. [p^pl- 
 
 Tageag, Tag-rag, ti. de rabl; de loest klas ov 
 
 Tagtail, Tag-tal, n. a wurm hwig haz a tal ov 
 
 anuder kulor. 
 Tail, Tal, n. dat hwig terrainats de animal be- 
 hjnd, in most animalz hagig lefts from de verte- 
 bre; de hinder, loer, or inferior pqrt ov eni tig 
 pendent; a katkin. — {Law) a limited fe, opozd 
 tu fe-simpl; an inheritans ov hwig a man iz 
 sezd tu him and sum partikyq,lar ^rz, ekskln,- 
 siv ov uderz. 
 Tail, Tal, r. t. tu pul bj de tal.— Tw tal in, 
 {Carp.) tu fasn eni tig intu a wol at wun end, 
 az de steps ov a st^^r. 
 Tailage, Tal-aj, j n. a pes kut -gt ov de hoi 
 Talliage, Tal-li-aj, ( — metaforikali, a l^x ov 
 a manz substans pad bj wa ov tribyq,!.— (Za«') 
 eksjs er taks. 
 Tailed, Tald, a. fumijt wid a tal. 
 Taille, Tal, n. {Fiench law) in anjent Freng 
 ji\,rispra)dens, eni impozijon levid bj de kig, er 
 eni uder lord, on hiz subjekts. 
 Tailless, Tal-les, a. dcstitq,! ov a tal. 
 Tailoe, Ta-lor, 7i. wun hoiz biznes it iz tu kut 
 and mak kladz. 
 
 Tailor, Ta-lor, v. i. tu perform de biznes ov a 
 talor. [talor. 
 
 Tailoring, Ta-lor-ig, n. de biznes er wurk ov a 
 
 Tailpiece, Tal-pes, •;*. an apendaj; a pes aded. 
 
 Tailzie, Tal-ze, n. {Scotch law) enial; a ded 
 hwiirbj de legal kors ov suksejon iz kut of, and 
 an qrbitrari wun sdbstitq,ted. 
 
 Taint, Tant, v. t. tu imbi], or impregnat wid eni 
 tig, partikyi],larli wid sumtig odius er nokjus; 
 tu Stan; tu suli; tu kontaminat; tu defjl; to. 
 polq,t; tu korupt; tu infekt; tu pcrzn; tu dizez. 
 
 Taint, Tant, v. i. tu be infekted; tu be koriipted. 
 
 Taint, Tant, n. a. stan; infekjon; korupjon; dep- 
 ravajon; a spot; a serl; a blemij. 
 
 Taint-free, Tant-fre, a. kler; giltles. 
 
 Taintless, Tant-les, a. fre from infekjon; pr^r. 
 
 Taintlessly, Tant-les-li, ad. wid'st tant. 
 
 Tainture, Tant-yqr, n. tant; tinj; defjlment. 
 
 Take, Tak, v. t. [i. luk, ps. takig, laku;] tu re- 
 sev hwot iz oferd; korelativ tu gir, and opozd 
 tu rrfyz; — tu resev er obtan so az tu hav kor- 
 poreal er mental pozejon ov; tu resev; tu sez; 
 tu kag; tu kaptivat; tu aksept; tu admit; tu 
 hold; tu understand; tu adopt; tu kopi; tia 
 bi^r; tu endi^r; tu supoz; tu hjr; tu kloz in 
 wid; tu gujz; tu prefer: tu selekt; tu perform; 
 tu hav rekors tu; tu rekwjr; tu pursij,; tu folo; 
 tu mak yi|s ov; tu bjnd bj: tu aprehend; tu 
 konva; tu kari; tu brig; tu asi^m; tu prezv^m; 
 tu alan; tu kontan; tu retan; tu sustan; tu 
 yil,z, az an ot. — TVt tak awa; tu depriv ov; tu 
 set asjd. — Tu tak kqr, tu be kejus; tu be k^r- 
 ful. — Tid tak k^r ov, tu be sol'.situs fer; tu su- 
 perintend. — T)d tak kors, tu hav rekors tu 
 megqrz. — Tid tak dan, tu redvj,s; tu supres; tu 
 swolo: tu put in rjtig; tu rjt. — 2\d tak.from, 
 tu derogat; tu detrakt; tu depriv ov; tu de- 
 diikt; tu subtrakt. — Tw. tak hid, tu be keJus; 
 tu bevv4r; tu gqrd agenst. — Tu tak hid tu, tu 
 atend.^Ttd tak in, tu inkloz; tu admit; tu 
 komprjz: tu lesn; tu kontrakt; tu get; tu de- 
 frod. — Tu tak in hand, tia undertak: tu kom- 
 prjz; tu komprehend. — Tu tak ncjtis, tu obzenr; 
 tu Jo bj an akt dat obzervajon iz mad. — Tu ttth 
 ot, tu sw^,r. — Tu tak of, tu invalidat; tu re- 
 mcov; tu widhold; tu widdre; tu swolo; tu 
 purgas; tu f jnd plas fer; tu remcbv; tu kopi; tu 
 reprezent; tu deskrjb; tu imitat so az tu mak 
 ridikyqlus. — Tu tak at, tu remifjv from widin 
 eni plas; tu ekstrakt. — Tu tak j/las, tu preval; 
 tu hav efekt; tu oktir; tu hapn. — Tu tak tvi 
 dm, tu tak tu task; tu repritv. — [Kolokwial.] 
 Tu tak up, tu boro upon kredit er interest; tu 
 be redi fer; tu engaj wid; tu aplj tu de yi^s ov; 
 tu begin; tu fasn wid a ligati^r past under; tu 
 engros; tu engaj: tu hav fjnal rekors tu; tu 
 sez; tu kag; tu arest; tu admit; tu reprimand; 
 tu begin hwi^r anuder left of: tu lift; tia okyn,- 
 pj lokali; tu manaj in de plas ov anuder; tu 
 komprjz; tu adopt; tu as\\m; tu kolekt. — Tu 
 tak vpon, tu apropriat tu; tu asi^m; tu admit; 
 tu be impqted tu: tu klam etoriti. 
 
 Take, Tak, v. i. tu direkt de kors; tu hav a ten- 
 densi; tu inklin; tu plez; tu gan resepjon: tu 
 hav de intended er natyi^ral efekt. — Tid tak after, 
 tu lern ov; tu rezembl; tu imitat. — Tu tak on, 
 tu be violentli afekted; tu grev: tu pjn. — Tu tale 
 tu, tu aplj tu; tu be fond ov; tu betak tu; tu 
 hav rekors. — Tu tak vp, tu stop. — Tu tak up 
 wid, tu be kontented wid; tu loj; tu dwel. — 
 Tu tak wid, tu plez. 
 Take-in. Tfik-in, n. fred: a get; a desever. 
 Taken, Tak-n, y*. irtjm {Take.) resevd. 
 Taker, Tak-er, n. wun hot) taks. 
 Taking, Tak-ig, n. de akt ov wun hm taks; sej^r; 
 —a portrat;— distres ov mjnd.
 
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 Taking, Tiik-io, a. pltiio; atriktiv; az, "a takig 
 
 icsiKi:" kacip: infekjus. 
 Takingly. Tuk-io-'i, «</• in a tnkio maner. 
 TAKiNO^t-SS. Tiik-io-nes, n. de kwnliti ov plezig. 
 Talai-oin, Tal-a-ptirn, n. in Sjatn, a tjtl ov a 
 
 prtfl i>v Fu;— kold in fc'jna, <Jtri(/;} in Tqrtari, 
 
 {liima;} an J bi Yuropciinz, {l>,,n:f.} 
 Talbot, Tal-bot, n. a hvnJ: a sort ov hantig 
 
 dug, l>etwen a b'Knd and a begl. 
 Talc, Tulk, «. (J/i'/t.)a fuliatcd, magnr^an min- 
 
 cnil, ov unkiyi^us frl, dfn havifl a strop, p^rli 
 
 luster:— Huuitjmi yi^zd for tnisig Ijuz on wud, 
 
 kli.t, iVs.. insted ov q ik. l"^-) 
 
 Talcitl, TuI-.-^it, n. {J/in.} anAAcr nam far {'lac- 
 Talcosc, Tal-kijs, a. rElatiu tu tulk: talkus. 
 Talcols, Tal-kus, t a. relatio tu, or knntanio, 
 Talckv, Talk-i, i talk; rezemblij) talk. 
 Talk, Tnl, n. a narativ; a sturi; oral rtlajon; a 
 
 fabl: an insideut; a inEtnt^r; anekdat: inturma- 
 
 Jon: di-k!o;^nr ov a sckret;— number rc-knd; 
 
 reknifl: niimeral ak'snt. 
 Taleblaekh, Tul-b^r-or, n. wun hm givz ofijus 
 
 er uiali;;nanl intclijens; a tcltal. 
 Talebearing. Tal-b^r-ig, «. de akt ov informig; 
 
 ofijiis or malignant iiitelijens. 
 Taled, Tii-led, n a sort ov habit worn bi Ji^z. 
 Talent, Tal-cnt, n. anjentli, a wat muq yi^zd in 
 
 kum|>t|,ta|on ov rauai:— mctaforikali, from de 
 
 panibl ov de talents, {.ifait. sxv.) a fakuiti, 
 
 gilt, or end^mcnt ov natyi^r: abiliti: kapabiliti. 
 Talented, Tal-tnt-cd, a. pozesijj talents. 
 Tales. Ta-les. n.,pl. [L.] {Law) a term apljd tu 
 
 duz ha> qr kold upon tu suplj de plas ov jq,ri- 
 
 meu empancld and sumond for de kas, but hcD, 
 
 for sum rezn, qr not prezent: — kold olso tahmen. 
 Talesuan, Talz-iuan, «.,/'/. Tiilz-men, {Law) a 
 
 person sumond from amiiy de bi-stauderz, at a 
 
 kort, tu rerv on a jqri. Se < Tales.) 
 TaQ^itellee, Tal-tel-cr, n. wun boo relats talz or 
 
 storiz. [tal. 
 
 Tale wise. Tul-wjz. a. beip in de m-nner ov a 
 Taliacotian, Tal-yi-a-ko-j'an, a. {Med.) Se 
 
 {Tui/Uao lian ) 
 Talisman, Tal-iz-man, n. a majikal fisyqr kut 
 
 in metal, ston, k*., supuzd ta hav vertyqz in 
 
 avertij) dize/. dut, or uder cvlz, or in kuntrolig 
 
 cvl s|.irits; an ainyqlet. 
 Talismamc. Tul-iz-man-ik, a. rclatij) tu taliz- 
 
 maiiz: majikal. [izmanik. 
 
 Tali611anical, Tal-iz-man-i-kal, a. majikal: tal- 
 Talk, Tek, r. i. tu .=pek in konversa/on; tu spek 
 
 fumilyarii, not in set spf(jez: tu konvers; tu 
 
 pratl: lu giv ak^nt; tu diskiirs; tu rezn; tu 
 
 koiifi-r. 
 Talk. Tok, n. oral konversajon; disk<5r3; kolokwi; 
 
 qat: konferen-^; re|><irt: mimor; to]iik. 
 Talk. Tok, n. {Min.) a mineral. 8e {Talc.) 
 Talkative. T-ik-a-tiv, a. ful ov tok: lokwajus. 
 Talkativeness, Tok-a-tiv-nes, n. lokwa^^iii. 
 Talker. T.'>k-er, n. wun \\<x> toks: a pratler. 
 Talking. T>>k-io, /». onil konversajon. 
 Tall. Tel, a. hj in statyqr. hj; lofti;— ♦sturdi; 
 Tallier. T.il-i-er, n. wun hit> taliz. [bold. 
 
 Tallness. Tijl-ne*, n. de stat or kwoliti ov beip 
 
 Ittl; h(t ov statyqr. 
 Tallow, Tal-o, n. At melted fat ov an oks, or ov 
 
 udor bovjn iinimniz, orov Jrp; sqet; kundl-gres. 
 Tallow, Tal-u, r. t. tu grrz: tu smer wid ulo. 
 Tallow-candle, Til-a-kan-dl, n. a kandl mad 
 
 ov laltj. 
 Tallow catch, Tal-o-kaq, n. a rrs«ptakl for talo. 
 Tallow-chandler, Tal-o-^an-dler, n. wun ho. 
 
 umk- kaiidiz uv talo. [komplckjon. 
 
 Tallow-face. Tal-o-fas, n. wun or a sikli or pel 
 Tallow-faced, Tal-i>-fast, a. ov pal, sikli luk. 
 Tallowish, Tal-o-iJ, a. havijj de natyqr ov talu. 
 
 Tallow-tbee. Tal-o-tre, n. an Qjiitik tre. hwig 
 
 prodqsez an dyktyqus mater. 
 Tallowv. Tal-o-i, a. I^k talo: greii. 
 Tally, T:il-i, n. a stik notjt or kut in konformiti 
 
 tu undder stik, and yqzd tu kep ak-^nts bj; eni 
 
 till mnd tu sqt aniider; an akiint, uz b] tali. 
 Tally, T:il-i, r. /. tu kut ut so az tu anscr ta; 
 
 tu fit: tu sqt. 
 Tally, Tiil-i, f. t. tu be filed; tu konfdrm; tu 
 
 be sqtabl. 
 Tally-ho, Tal-i-h(&, inUr. de hunt«manz krj ta 
 
 r'xz hiz hisndz. 
 Tallyman, Tal-i-mnn, n., /)/. Tal-i-men; wun bm 
 
 kips a tali or ak'Hut; — wun ha» selz fur wekli 
 
 I'liinontJ. 
 Talmud, Tal-mud, n. {Heh.) de buk kontanig 
 
 de tr:idiJonari or unriln loz ov de Ilebraiz. It 
 
 iz kold nnritii tu disti^gwij it from de t^kst- 
 
 yqal or n'tn la. It iz de inlerpretajon hwiq de 
 
 rabinz afiks tu de lo ov Mozez, hwiq cmbodiz 
 
 d;ir doktrin, politi, and sercmoniz. 
 Talmldic, Tul-miid-ik, or Tal-mud-ik, a. relatig 
 
 tu de Talmud: Talmudistik. [ic.J 
 
 Talmudical, Tal-iuiid-i-kal, a. samaz {Talmud- 
 Talml'dist, Tal-mud-ist, n. wun wel verst in de 
 
 Talmud. [Tiilmud. 
 
 Talmuuistic, Tul-mud-is-tik, a. relalig tu de 
 Talon, Tal-on, n. de kle ov a berd ov pra. — 
 
 {.Irch.) an aje or sjma. 
 Talookdar, Tal-a)k-dqr, n. {India) At bed ov a 
 
 dciiqrtment aktip under a sqprrior. 
 Talpa, Tal-pa, n. [Z.l {Z<kiI.) a jenus ov ani- 
 
 malz: de mol. — {Med.) a tqmor under de skin 
 
 or kqtikl: kumonii kold a tool. 
 Tali'S, Ta-lus, n. {Anat.) a bon in de apkl. — 
 
 {tort.) a surfas inkljnd tu de horizon. — iMin.) 
 
 an akqmqiajon ov fragments brokn of from de 
 
 fas ov u step ruk bj de akjon ov woter. 
 Talct. Ta-lut, T>. sam az {Tal ut) or {li alter.) 
 Tamability, Tam-a-bil-i-ti, «. de kwoliti ov 
 
 bni) iHuiabl. [abl. 
 
 Tamable, Tam-a-bl, a. dat ma be tamd: reklam- 
 TAMABLENh3S, Tum-a-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 lieii) tHin:)bl. 
 Tamarind, Txim-a-rind, n. a Iqrj tre ov de lEgtj,- 
 
 minus order, tund in de Fst and West Indez: — 
 
 pi. a prezeiv mad ov de scd-podz ov de tre. 
 Tamarisk. T;iiu-a-risk, n. a Jrub ov de jenus 
 
 tamarikf, hwiq b^rz piflk fl>ierz. 
 Tamarix, Tam-a-riks, n. [L.'\ {Hit.) a Jrub hwiq 
 
 haz 1. I) si'iks ov pij)k fliserz: tamarisk. [wiad. 
 Tambac, Tam-bak, n. a medicinal wud: aloz- 
 Tamboir, Tam-bobr, «. a mqzikal instniiment; a 
 
 tamba>ren: — a fram rezoiubliu a drum, on hwiij 
 
 u kjnd ov embrtfderi, wid tredz ov guld, silver, 
 
 kulord silk, &»., iz wurkt: de embnrderi so mad. 
 
 — {Arch.) a member ov de Korintian and kom- 
 
 pozit kapital, sumhwot rezcmblig a drum: — a 
 
 rsnd >ton, or kors ov ston: — a lubi or vesiibql 
 
 inklozd wid foldig-dorz, tu brak de kurent ov 
 
 wind from wid'^t, az at de entrans ov Qurqez, 
 
 bapkip-h'szoz. <ts.:— a kjnd or porq. 
 Tambourine, Tam-bii)-ren, n. a mqiikal instnD- 
 
 menl for prosejonz, ov de drum spcjci, plad 
 
 wid de hand: u t4imb<Dr. 
 Tamboie-work. Tnm-bif»r-wark, n. a kjnd or 
 
 eiiibriTdcri. Se {Tamhuur.) 
 Tame, Tain, a. not wild; dom^stik: akd'^tomd tu 
 
 domestik Ijf, or tu liv under de imrdiat k^r or 
 
 man; az, tam animalz;— jentl; krujt: subdqd; 
 
 depret: spiritles; hqrlles; — dul; unanimatcd; ai, 
 
 o Uirn |xjem. 
 Tame, Tnui, r. t. tu redqs from wjldne?; lu do- 
 
 mi-siikat: tu rcklam; tu mak jenLl or tam: tu 
 
 sulxlq: tu d|pr^. 
 TAMKLEhS, Tdm-le?, a. w^ld; antamabl.
 
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 Tamely, Tam-H, ad. in a tarn maner; not wjldli. 
 
 Tameness, Tam-nes, «. de kwoliti ov bsig tam; 
 wont ov spirit. 
 
 Tamer. Tam-er, n. wun hco tamz; a subdij,er. 
 
 Taminy, Tam-i-ni, n. a kind or wulen stuf, kold 
 o\iai tct7fiin, &nA tami. ^z (Tammy.} [ez. 
 
 Tamis, Ta-mis. n. a wiarsted klot fer stranig ses- 
 
 Tamis BIRD, Ta-mis-berd, n. a Ging f-sl. 
 
 Tajiki.v, Tam-kin, n. dt stoper ov a grat gun. 
 
 Tammy, Tam-i, n. a bolter or straner mad ov h^r; 
 a tin wialen er wursted stuf, hjli glazd. 
 
 Tamper, Tam-per, v. i. tu medl; tu trj litl eks- 
 periuients; tu yi|z qrtifis; tia hav tu dcD wid-st 
 fitnes; tu del; tu praktis sekretli. [tamperz. 
 
 Tampering. Tam-per-ii), n. ds akt ov wun hoo 
 
 Tamping, Tamp-ii), n. a term yi^zd bj mjnerz tu 
 ekspres ds filiij up ov a hoi bord in a rok fer 
 &z purpus ov blastig. 
 
 Tampion, Tam-pi-on, n. Ss {Tompicm.') [on. 
 
 Tampoon, Tam-pcfin, n. de bui) ov a vesel; tompi- 
 
 Tan, Tan, r. t. tu mak teni; tu impregnat er im- 
 bi'i, wid bqrk er tanin: tu konvort skinz iutu 
 leder; tu imbryn bj de sun. 
 
 Tan, Tan, n. At az ov tanerz; de bqrk ov de ok, 
 er ov uder trEZ, az de qesnut, Iqrq, hemlok, 
 wilo, &s., hwiq ab^sndz wid de prinsipl ov tanin, 
 broDzd and prEp4rd fer de operajon ov taniij. 
 
 Tanager, Tan-a-jer, n. a. S'si Amerikan berd. 
 
 Tan-bed, Tan-bed, n. a bed fer tanig; — a bed 
 mad ov tan fer plants. 
 
 Tandem, Tan-dem, n. a t<D-hwEld plegv^r-karij, 
 dren bj t<B hersez, wun befor de uder; — a metod 
 ov drjvig tot) hersez, wun befor de uder. 
 
 Tang, Tag, J n. a strog tast er flavor; a tast left 
 in de in'st; relij; sumtig dat levz a tast; — sum- 
 tig dat levz a pan; — a kind ov se-wed: taggl. 
 
 Tangency, Tan-jen-si, n. {Geom.} de akt ov tuq- 
 ig: takjon. 
 
 Tangent, Tan-jent, n. { Geom.) a strat Ijn hwiq 
 mets er tuqez a serkl er uder kurv, wid^t inter- 
 sektig it. 
 
 Tangential, Tan-jen-Jal, a. relatii) tu, er Ijk, a 
 tanjent; tuqig. Tanjenfal fors, a fors hwiq 
 givz a tendensi tu eni bodi tu flj of from de 
 senter. [beig tanjibl. 
 
 Tangibility, Tan-ji-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 Tangible, Tan-ji-bl, a. dat ma be tuqt; persep- 
 tibl bj de tuq. [tanjibl. 
 
 Tangibleness, Tan-ji-bl-nes. n. de stat ov beig 
 
 Tangle, Tag-gl, v. t. tu implikat;'tu nit tuged- 
 er: tu ensn^r; tu entrap; tu embaras; tu entaggl. 
 
 Tangle, Tag-gl, r. i. tu be entaggld. 
 
 Tangle, Tag-gl, n. a not ov tigz interwovn in 
 wun aniider; perpleksiti;— a kind ov se-wud. 
 
 Tangled, Tag-gld, p. a., implikated; noted. 
 
 Tangiy, Tag-gli, a. noted; intertwjnd; intrikat. 
 
 Tan-house, Tan-h-ss, n. a hUs fer kepig tanerz 
 bqrk. [or in irland. 
 
 Tanist, Tan-ist,* n. a kind ov kapten er guvern- 
 
 Tanistry, Tan-is-tri,* n. an anjent *rij kustom 
 ov decent, def jnd az "desent from de oldest and 
 wurdiest ov de blud." 
 
 Tank, Tagk, n. a Iqrj sistern er rezervwer ov we- 
 ter er uder likwid. [d kuver. 
 
 Tankard, Tagk-ard, n. a Iqrj drigVig vesel wid 
 
 Tannate, Tan-at, n. a substans fermd ov tan, or 
 tanik asid, and a bas. [leder. 
 
 Tanner, T.in-er, n. wun h(Dz trad it iz lu t.m 
 
 Tannery, Tan-er-i, n. a. yqrd er pla= f.^r tanii, 
 loder: a tanyqrd. ^from, tan: az, tauil: a^id. 
 
 Tannic, Tan-ik, a. {Cheni..) relatig tu, er derjvd 
 
 Tannin, Tan-in, n. {Chem) At astrinjcnt prin- 
 sipl ov vejetablz, hwiq haz At p-scr ov konvertig 
 skinz iniu leder; a vejetabl substans obtand 
 from de bc^rk ov de ok and sun^uder trez and 
 vejetablz. 
 
 Tanning, Tan-ig, n. de proses ov bekiimig tand; 
 
 At proses ov konvertig at skinz ov animalz intu 
 
 loder. 
 Tanpit, Tan-pit, n. a pit in hwiq leder iz tand. 
 Tanrec, Tan-rek, n. an 3jiatik animal. 
 Tansy, Tan-zi, n. an odorus plant ov several va- 
 
 rjetiz. 
 Tant, Tant, n. a kjnd ov smel feld-spjder. 
 Tantalism, Tan-ta-liz-m, n. a punijment Ijk dat 
 
 ov Tantalus; de akt er stat ov beig tantaljzd. 
 
 Se {Tantalise.) 
 Tantalite, Tan-ta-Ijt, n. {Min.) &z fercDJinus 
 
 oksijen ov (columbium.) 
 Tantalium, Tan-ta-li-um, n. {3li7i.) a r^r metal. 
 Tantalization, Tan-ta-li-za-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 tantaljzig; de stat ov beig tantaljzd. 
 Tantalize, Tan-tal-jz, v. t. tu torment, az Tan- 
 talus woz tormented, bj de Jo and prevenjon ov 
 
 tigz dezjrd; tu torment wid fels hops; tu tez; 
 
 tu provok; tu iritat; tu veks. 
 Tantalizer, Tan-ta-ljz-er, n. wun hco tantaljzez. 
 Tantalum, Tan-ta-lam, n. {3Iin,.) sam az {Tan- 
 talium.) 
 Tantamount, Tan-ta-m'snt, a. ekwivalent in 
 
 valyq er menig; ekwal. 
 Tantivy, Tan-tiv-i, er Tan-ti-vi, ad. wid hast; 
 
 wid sped; az, tu rjd tantivi. 
 Tantrums, Tan-trumz,:t n. pi. hj q,rz er freks; 
 
 bursts uv pajon er il-yi],mor. 
 Tanyaed, Tan-yqrd, n. a plas fer tanig; a taneri. 
 Tap, Tap, v. t. tu tuq Ijtli; tu strjk jentli; — tu 
 
 pers a vesel; tu broq a vesel; — tu kut er bor a 
 
 tre tia obtan sap; — tu ad a ni| sol er hel tu a Jro. 
 Tap, Tap, r. i. tu strjk a jentl bio, az at de dor. 
 Tap, Tap, n. a jentl bio; — a pjp at hwiq de likor 
 
 ov Q vesel iz let T$t. [kotn. 
 
 Tape, Tap, n. a naro filet er band ov linen er 
 Taper, Ta-per, n. a. waks kandl; de Ijt ov a kandl. 
 Taper, Ta-per, a. groig smeler er regyt\,larli nar- 
 
 od toardz de pernt, or from de botom tu de top; 
 
 log and slender; piramidal; konikal. 
 Taper, Ta-per, v. i. tu gro gradyq,ali smeler. 
 Taper, Ta-per, i\ t. tu mak taper; — tu Ijt wid 
 
 taperz. [er smeler. 
 
 Tapering, Ta-per-ig, a. groig gradyi^ali naroer 
 Taperness, Ta-per-nes, n. de stat ov beig taper. 
 Tapestry, Tap-es-tri, n. an ernamental figyqrd 
 
 klot, er tekstil fabrik ov wursted er silk, fer 
 
 Ijnig de welz ov apqrtments. 
 Tapestry, Tap-es-tri, v. t. tu adern wid tapestri. 
 Tapet, Tap-et, n. wurkt er figyi^rd stuf. 
 Tapeti, Tap-e-tt, n. {Zool.) an animal Ijk a h^r. 
 Tape-worm, Tap-wurm, n. an intestinal wurm. 
 Taphouse, Tap-h-ss, n. a rcDm in hwiq ber er 
 
 likor iz servd from de tap; — keld elso Q taprcom 
 
 er tau. 
 Tapioca, Tap-i-6-ka, n. a stqrq, er farinajus and 
 
 gli|tinus substans, yqzd fer fcod. It iz prep4rd 
 
 from kasqva root, de root ov de {jatropha inani- 
 
 hd.) 
 Tapir, Ta-per, n. {Znol.) a pakidermatus mamal, 
 
 an Amerikan animal rezemblig de hog. 
 Tapis, Tape, n. [/'•■] literal), tapestri hwiq fer- 
 
 merli kuverd At tabl ov a k-snsil-qamber; kqrpet 
 
 er klut fer a tabl. Tu bs on ds tape, tu be un- 
 der konsiderajon. 
 Taplash, Tap-laJ, n. poor ber; dregz. 
 Tappet, Tap-et, n. a smel lever konekted wid de 
 
 valv ov de silinder ov a stem-enjin. 
 Taproom, Tap-ntim, n. a rcom hwi^r likor iz servd. 
 Taproot, Tap-rcbt, n. a Iqrj not hwiq penetrats 
 
 dtpli, and nerli perpendikyqlarli, intu de 
 
 gr'snd: At prinsipal stem ov de rcDt. 
 Taprooted, Tap-rODt-ed, a. havig a taprOt)t. 
 Tapster, Tap-ster, n, wun hoa drez ber in an al- 
 
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 Tab, Tqr, n. a dqrk-brsn, visid likwid, obtand bj 
 httig dr wud ov de pjn er ffr-tre; likwid pi^; — 
 Ja ?alor or iscinan. 
 
 Tae, Tqr, r. /. tu smer over wid tqr. 
 
 Tahanis, Tar-a-ni», n. [1.] a Scltik divlniti, re- 
 garded a« df rvl prinsipl; — kouf^tuded bj Latin 
 ritcra wid Jqijiter. 
 
 Tarastisml's, Tar-an-tiz-mas, n. {Med.) a pe- 
 kqlyiir ntTvm afekjon, formerli supiJzd tu be 
 de icoiuEkwens ov de bjt uv At tarantqia iipjdfr. 
 
 Tabaxti'LA, Tu-ran-tq-la, ti. a jcnus ov (anu-h- 
 nidaii-':) nUo a JEUU:< ov spjJorz; a sort ov hjrj 
 spjiier, 3u kold from Tarentu in Itali, boiz bjt iz 
 fabM tu bf kqrd bj uiqzik. 
 
 Taka.vtl'Latkd, Ta-ran-m-lat-ed, a. afekted or 
 bitn bj a tarantula. [sloli. 
 
 Tardigrade, Tqr-di-grad, n. an animal dat ma)vz 
 
 Tardigradk, Tiir-di-grad, a. mocivif) sloli. 
 
 Tardily, Tqr-di-li, ail. wid tqrdines; slali. 
 
 Tardiness, Tqr-di-nej, n. de stat or beig tqrdi; 
 slones. 
 
 Tardity, Tqr-di-ti,* n. slones; tqrdines. 
 
 Tar DO, Tqr-do, [A.] {Hut.} denotig a hIo uuny- 
 ment. 
 
 Tardy, Tqr-di, a. slo: not swift; slugij; dilatori; 
 lat: after de projMjr tjna; — •kriminal: ofendig. 
 
 Tardy, Tqr-dl,* r. t. tu delii; tu hinder. 
 
 Tardy-oaited, Tqr-di-gat-ed, a. mdivig sloli. 
 
 Tare, Tsir, n. a jenus ov plants: a wed dat groz 
 amiio krtrn or gran; a veq; a vejctabl razd for 
 fuder for kati; — de wat ov a kask, bag. As., 
 kontanig a merkantil komoditi; de aWaos mad 
 for it. 
 
 Tare, Ti^r,* t. from T^r; tor. Sc {Tear.) 
 
 TtiKor., Tqrj,* n. sam az {Target.} 
 
 Taroet, Tqr-get, n. a kjnd ov bukler or Jcld born 
 on de loft qrm: u Jeid set ap tu be Jot at az a 
 raqrk: a mqrk tu be Jot at. 
 
 Targeted, Tqr-get-ed, a. havig a tqrget or /eld. 
 
 Taeoetier. Tqr-gct-er, «. wun qrind wid a tqrget. 
 
 Tarol'M, Tqr-gum, n. a Hebnt> wunl, denotig a 
 JqiJ jmrafraz er sum porjon ov Skriptyqr in dr 
 Kaldcan laggwaj. H^r qr t«n Tqrgumz in eg- 
 zi'iten'. 
 
 Targumist. Tqr-gum-ist, n. a rjterin de Tqrgamz. 
 
 Tariff, Tar-if, n. a skedyql or tabl ov dqtiz or 
 kustomz paabl tu de guvernment on inerqan- 
 diz; a tabl, nifabetikali aranjd, sp^sifjig de va- 
 riuii dqtiz, dn)baks, btintiz, in., qqrjd and ai'Kd 
 on de importajon and eksjiurtajon ov qrtiklz ov 
 
 Tariff. Tar-if, v. t. tu fiks a tarif or dqti up6n. 
 Tarn, Tqrn, n. a bog: a fen: a mar/. [Lokal, Ipg.] 
 Tarnish, Tqr-ni/, r. t. tu stan; tu suli: tu sel: 
 
 tu rook not brjt. 
 Tarnish, T^r-ni/, r. ». tu liuz brjtncs: tu be serld. 
 Tarmsh, Tqr-ni/, n. a spot: a blct: sfrld .<tnt. 
 Taro, Tii-ro, n. a plant ov de jrnus {arum,} wid 
 
 a bulbus ra>t, f'^nd in de vali ov de 'Oregon, and 
 
 kAltivaled in de maner ov r|'. 
 Taroc, Tar-ok. n. a gam at kqnlz. 
 Tarhallino, Tqr-i>i'il-ig. n. a panted or tqrd kan- 
 
 va.« kuver or kuverig, yqzd tu kuver de haijwaz 
 
 ov a /i|> — a falor. Kitn olso {tarjHUcliny and 
 
 tar aitliii.) 
 Tarquinisu, T<ir-kwin-i/, a. relatig tu, or Ijk, 
 
 Tqrkwin. [erh-Jrai/'.n. 
 
 Tarragon, Tar-a-gon, n. a perenial plant, kuld 
 Tarrab. TAr-im, n. a volk.^nik pr<Klukt:a <i.»rt ov 
 
 mirtar or .«emcnt, mad ov taras or qrjila/u'i ^rt. 
 
 bwiq hqrdnz under weter, and iz yqid in suba- 
 
 kwrus wurk^. 
 Tarriance. T.ir-i-ans,* fi. 8ta; dela. 
 Tarrier, T.ir-i-er, n. wun biD tariz;— a gnrt ot 
 
 do,;. St < Tfrn>r.} [tre toz. 
 
 Tarrock, Tar-ok, n. a spe/ei ov gul, harig c»nli 
 
 Tarrt, Tar-i, r. ». tu «ta: tu kontinjq in a plaj; 
 
 tu delii: tu wat; tu ligger. 
 Tarry, Tqr-i, a. kon»i«tig or tar; rez^mblig tqr. 
 Tarsal, Tqr-»al, a. relatig tu de tqrsuK. 
 Tarsk, Tqr*, I n. {'/,-,\. k, Anat.) a kolek/on 
 
 Tarsus, Tqr-sus, i ov mn.*! bonz betwt'n de tibia 
 and meutqrsus, er dux hwi(j konalitiit de f^rst 
 pqrt ov a fut. 
 ^ Tarsel, T^r-sel, n. a k^nd or hok. Se {Tierul.) 
 Tarsi, T^r-gj, n. pi. [/,.] qrtikyqlatcd fet or in- 
 ."ckts. (jerboa. 
 
 Tarsier, Tqr-si-er, n. a kw(>drot,fKjd; de wuli 
 lARtsLs. Tijr-su*, n. {Anat.} .St (Targt.) 
 Taut, Tqrt, a. s^r; asid; /qrp or last; ken; Ber£r. 
 Tart, Tqrt, n. a smol pj mail ov fruot. 
 Tartan, Tqr-tan, n. a fjn wurstcd klot, qekt wid 
 trcdz ov varius kulorz; — a »mal ko3tig-ves«l, 
 yqzd in de .Meditcranean, havig onli wun mast 
 and a bositrit. 
 Tartar, Tqr-tar, n. an asid aubstans dat konkrets 
 on de insjd ov w|n-kasks;— an inkrusta/on on 
 de tct; — a nativ ov Tqrtari ; — an il-natyqrd 
 person. Tit lea-; a Tifitar, tu kaq er a<ial wun 
 boo overkuinz or injqrz de asalant. 
 Tartarean, Tqrtti-rt-an, a. heli/. 
 Tartar-emetic, Tc^r-t-ar-e-met-ik, n. {Chem.} a 
 dubl s<(lt, kompozd ov tqrtarik asid kombjnd 
 wid |K>tasa and protoksid ov antimoni. 
 Tahtaeeois, Tqr-ta-re-us, a. konsistig or tqrtar; 
 
 hiii/. 
 Tartarian, Tqr-ta-ri-an, a. relatig tu Tqrtari. 
 Tartaric. Tqr-tar-ik, a. relatig tu Tqrtari. — 
 — {C!uin.) fiartakig ov tqrtar: az, turtarik a.sid. 
 Tartarine, Tqr-U-rin, n. a fikst vejttabl alkalj. 
 Tartarizatio.n, Tqr-ta-ri-za-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 • ••riiii!) tqrtar. [tqrtar. 
 
 Tartakize, Tqr-tar-jz, v. t. tu impr^gnat wid 
 Tartarovs, Tqr-tar-us, a. kontanig tqrtar; kon- 
 
 sistig ov tqrtar. 
 Tahtish. Tqrt-i/, a. sumhwot tqrt. 
 Tartlet, Tqrt-lot, «. a smol tqrt; a pes or pastri. 
 Tartly. T(u^t-li, ad. in a tqrt maner; surli: Jqrpli. 
 Tartness, Tqrt-nes, n. de kwoliti ov btig tqrt; 
 
 akrimoni; asperiti; /qrpnes; s'sjrnes; asiditi. 
 Tartrate, Tqr-trat, n. {Chem.} a soil kompoid 
 
 ov tqrt;irik asid and a bas. 
 
 Tartrovinio, Tqr-tro-vin-ik, a. {Chtm.'j apl)d 
 
 tu an a.-id komp^jzd ov tqrtarik asid kombjnd 
 
 wi.i de elrraenls <>v eter. 
 
 Tartufke, Tqr-tiif. n. a hipokrit; a pret«nder 
 
 tu rtlijun; a pqritan, in kontemt; a morus 
 
 porson. [ros. 
 
 Tartuffish, Tqr-tdf-i/,* a. presjs, formal, or mo- 
 
 Tarwater, Tqr-wo-ter, n. wuter havig an infq- 
 
 7,<n ov tqr. [jg mdiig-pots. 
 
 Tasco. Tas-ko, n. {Min.} a kjnd ov kla far mak- 
 
 Task, Task. n. suintig tu be don, im|i45zd bj an- 
 
 uder:— a lesn tu be studid; empltrment; biznes. 
 
 Task, Task. r. t. tu imp<5i, as a taak er emplar- 
 
 ment; tu burdn. 
 Tasker. Td'k-er, n. wun ba> task?. 
 Taskmaster, Tusk-mas-ter, n. wun hO) tasks er 
 
 iiupozez ta^^ks. 
 Taskwork, Tdsk-wurk, n. wurk imp<Szd er per- 
 
 f-irmd az a task. 
 TasleTi T.as-let, u. a pe« or qrmor for de tj. 
 Tassel, Tis-el, n. a [wndcnt bunqov silk, or uder 
 substans, ment for ornament;— de finer riboni, 
 or hed ov plants, az or maz. 
 Tassel, Tas-el, r. ». tu finer; tu put fort a 
 tasel, az maz. If*'-) 
 
 Tassel. T.-w-oI, n. mal or de goshok. Sr {Titr- 
 Tasselled. Tas-eld, a. adomd wid tasolt. 
 Tasses. Tas-ez, n. /I. qrmor for dt tjx. 
 Tastable, Ta^-a-bl, a. dat ma be tabled; sarori; 
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 Taste, Tast, v. t. tu persgv and distiggwij bj ds 
 tug and palat: tu trj bj de m-st; tu trj bj a smol 
 m-stful;— tu esa ferst;— tu obtan pleji^r from: 
 tu hav persepjon ov; tu relij; tu relij intel- 
 ektyi^ali. 
 
 Taste, Tast, v. i. tu trj bj de m-st; tu st; tm hav 
 er pr(ad4s a relij, tast, er persepjon on de palat; 
 tu savor; tu smak; tu distiggwij intelektyi|ali; 
 tu be tiijktyii,rd; tu trj de relij; tu yn,z for en- 
 jerment: tu enjtJ sp^rigli. 
 
 Taste, Tast, n. de akt ov tastig; de sensajon mad 
 on de tur) and palat bj hwotever iz takn iiitu de 
 m-sb; de sens bj hwiq flavor er relij ov eni tii) 
 iz persEvd; flavor; relij; savor; persepjon; — an 
 esa; a trjal; an eksperimen:;— a smol pcorjon givn 
 er takn az a spesimen;— intelektyi^al relij er di- 
 zernment; dat fakultier p'ser ov de mjnd hwiq 
 iz konversant ab-Kt de subljm and bq,tiful in 
 natyiir and qrt, er dat mental p'ser er fakulti 
 hwiq iz de reziilt ov natyi^ral sensibiliti, gud 
 jujment, and familyiariti wid de best produk- 
 Jonz ov litcratur and qrt, bj hwiq de subljm and 
 b^xtiful qr enje-d;— qffs, hweder gud er bad, ov 
 plegii^rz, ernaments, er pursiits. [relij. 
 
 Tasted, Tast-ed, a. havir) a partikyqlar tast er 
 
 Tasteful, Tast-ful, a. haviij tast; havii) a hj 
 relij; savori; tasti. 
 
 Tastefully, Tast-ful-i, ad. in a tastful maner. 
 
 Tastefulness, Tast-ful-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 beii) tastful. 
 
 Tasteless, Tast-les, a. destitq,t ov tast; inkapabl 
 ov giviij er resevig plesq^r from tast; haviy no 
 relij; insipid. 
 
 Tastelessly, Tast-les-li, ad. in a tastles maner. 
 
 Tastelessness, Tast-les-nes, n. wont ov tast; in- 
 sipidili. 
 
 Taster, Tast-er, n. wun hfl) tasts; — a dram-kup. 
 
 Tasty, Tast-i,J a. evinsiij tast; tastful; njs: fjn: — 
 palatabl. [blabiij. 
 
 Tatling. Tat-lii), a. givn tu pratig; — n. jdl tek: 
 
 Tatta, Tat-a, n. {India) a bambrfj fram er trelis, 
 Qver hwiq water iz suferd tu trikl, wid a vi^ ov 
 kmlii) de %r az it enterz de windcaz er dorz. 
 
 Tatter, Tat-er, v. t. tu t^r; tu rend; tu mak 
 raged. [a raged dres. 
 
 Tatter, Tat-er, n. a rag; a fluterir) rag; — id. ragz: 
 
 Tatterdemaliox, Tat-er-de-mal-yon, n. a raged 
 felo. 
 
 Tattle, Tat-1, «. i. tu prat; tu tek jdli; tu yq,z 
 meni wurdz wid lit! meniij; — tu tcl sekrets; 
 tu blab. 
 
 Tattle, Tat-1, n. prat; jdl qat; trjfliij tek. 
 
 Tattler, Tat-ler, n. an jdl teker; a prater. 
 
 Tattoo, Ta-tiJb, n. a bet ov drum, espejali far 
 wornit) saljerz tu d^r kwerterz; — a puijktynr, er 
 a figyqr furmd bj pugktyqrz, in de skin. 
 
 Tattoo, Ta-tA, v. t. tu ferm figyiirz on de bodi 
 bj pui)ktyq,ri!) de skin, and rubig a stan er dj 
 intu de wajndz. 
 
 Tattooing, Ta-t(f)-ig, n. de operajon ov fermiij 
 figyH,rz or devjsez on de skin er bodi, bj makiij 
 puijktyqrz in de skin and rubig in a stan er dj. 
 
 Taught, Tut, i. and p. from Tl(-. Se {Teach.) 
 
 Taught, Tet, a. {Navt.) streqt -st; ekstended; 
 tens; tjt; — ritn elso {tavt.) 
 
 Taunt, tqnt, w Tent, v. t. tu reproq; tu insult; 
 tu revil; tu ridikql; tu tret wid insolcns and 
 konti^meli; tu menjon wid senjqr or upbradig; 
 tu vcks; tu tez; tu tantaljz. 
 
 Taunt, Tqnt, n. insult; skof; reproq; ridikq,l; 
 koniiyneli; jjb. 
 
 Taunt, Tqnt, a. {Kaut.) veri hj er tol;— veri log. 
 
 Taunter, Tcint-er, 7i. wun hO) tqnts. 
 
 Tauntingly, Tc^int-ig-li. ad. wid insult; skofigli. 
 
 Tauricoknous, To-ri-ker-nus a. havig hornz Ijk 
 a bul. 
 
 Tauriform, Te-ri-ferm, a. haviij de ferm ov a 
 
 bul. 
 Taurine, Te-rin, n. a pekii,lyar kristaljzabl sub- 
 
 stans kontand in de bjl. [bul-fjta. 
 
 Tauromachian, To-ro-ma-ki-an, a. relatig tu 
 Taurus, To-rus, n. [L.] de Bul, de sekond sjn 
 
 in de zodiak. |ov kurv Ijn. 
 
 Tautochrone, Te-ta-krcDD, n. {Mech.) a spgjez 
 Tautog, Te-tog, n. an Amerikan se-fij. 
 Tautolite, Te-to-ljt, n. {Min.) a blak kristal- 
 
 jzd mineral. 
 Tautologic, Te-to-16j-ik, a. totolojikal. 
 Tautological, Te-to-loj-i-kal, a. relatig tu te- 
 
 toloji; kontanig tetoloji; repetig de sam tig. 
 Tautologically, Te-to-loj-i-kai-i, acZ. in a te- 
 
 tcDlcijikal maner. [sam tig. 
 
 Tautologist, Te-tol-o-jist, n. wun hd) repets de 
 Tautologize, Te-tol-o-jjz, v. t. tu repet de 
 
 sam tig. 
 Tautologous, Te-tol-o-gus, a. tetolojikal. 
 Tautology, Te-tol-o-ji, n. repetijon ov de sam 
 
 wurdz; eksprejon ov de sam sens in diferent 
 
 wurdz; samnes ov wurdz er ov menig. 
 Tautoousian, Te-ta)--5-Jan, ) a. havig de sam 
 Tautoousious, Te-to--8-Jus, ( jdentikal esens. 
 Tautophosy, Te-tof-a-ni, n. de repetijon ov de 
 
 sam s'xnd. 
 Tavern, Tav-ern, n. a h-ss hw^r wjn and likorz 
 
 qr sold, and entertanments fer pqrtiz qr provjd- 
 
 ed; — in de Yiinfted Stats, it menz elso an in; a 
 
 h'ss ov entertanment fer travelerz. 
 Taverner, Tav-ern-er,* ft. a tavern-keper. 
 Tavern-keeper, Tav-ern-kep-er, n. wun huo keps 
 
 a tavern. 
 Taw, To, v. t. tm dres leder so dat it Jal be hwjt, 
 
 in kentradistigkjon tu tanig. 
 Taw, Te, n. a mqrbl tu pla wid; de gam plad. 
 Tawdrily, Te-dri-li, ad. in a tedri maner. 
 Tawdriness, Te-dri-nes, n. de stat ov beig tedri; 
 
 tinsel fjneri. 
 Tawdry, Te-dri, a. Joi er fjn widist gras er ele- 
 
 gans; gliterig; finikal; menli Joi. 
 Tawdry, Te-dri, 7^. a sljt ernament; a neklas. 
 Tawed, Tod, p. a. drest and mad hwjt, az leder, 
 Tawer, To-er, n. wun hco tez; a dreser ov leder. 
 Tawery, To-er-i, «. a manyv^faktori ov skinz bi 
 
 teig. 
 Tawing, Te-ig, n. de qrt ov dresig hwjt leder. 
 Tawny, Te-ni, a. ov a yeloij-brsn kulor, Ijk tigz 
 
 tand. 
 Tax, Taks, n. a rat er dq^ti lad bj guvernment on 
 
 de inkum or properti ov individyqalz; an impost; 
 
 a tribyqt; an eksjz;— qqrj; senji^r. 
 Tax, Taks, v. t. tu lod wid imposts; — tu qqrj; tu 
 
 senjqr; tu akqz. [taksabl. 
 
 Taxability, Taks-a-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beifl 
 Taxable, Taks-a-bl, a. dat ma be takst. 
 Taxation, Taks-a-Jon, n. de akt ov taksig; a rat 
 
 er dqti lad bj guvernment; taks. 
 Taxer, Taks-er, n. wun hcD taksez; — an ofiser in 
 
 de yqniversiti ov Kambrij, Igg., hco taks qqrj ov 
 
 de wats and me;^qrz. ^ 
 
 Tax free, Taks-fre, a. egzemt from taksa Jon. 
 Tax-gatherer, Taks-gad-er-er, «-. a kolektor 
 
 ov taksez. 
 Taxiabch, Taks-i-qrk, n. de kapten ov a fermd 
 
 klas er batalyon in anjent Gres. [insekt. 
 
 Taxicorn, Taks-i-kerUi n. {Ent.) a koleopterus 
 Taxidermist, Taks-i-der-mist, n.. wun ha» iz skild 
 
 in taksidermi. 
 Taxidermy, Taks-i-der-mi, n. de qrt ov aranjig 
 
 and prezervig spesimenz ov natyq,ral hislori, az 
 
 de skinz ov kwodrcjopedz, berdz, &s. 
 Taxonomy, Taks-6n-o-mi, n. de le ov erder er 
 
 klasifikajon; de klasifikajon ov plants. 
 Tazel, Taz-el, n. a. plant. Se {Teazle.)
 
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 Tazza, T4t-xa, ». [It.] a dij; a kup. 
 
 Tka, Te, n. de drjd Uvz ov de fc'jni'z te-tre, ov 
 hwic; ai\r (^r U» jonoral vivrjetiz, gren and blak; 
 a likor or bt-vurhj lund bj aa iot'i^on ov de levz. 
 
 Tka, Tt,; I', t. tu driok le. 
 
 Tea-boabd. Tt'-bord, «. a bord for tekups, As. 
 
 Ti£A-CA.MSTEa, Te-kau-is-tor, n. a kanistcr tu 
 kE|> te in. 
 
 Tkacm, Ttq. V. t. [». tot, ps. tcqifl, tot;] tu in- 
 i>triikt; tu infurm; tu instriikt az a teqcr or 
 madtor; korelaliv tu lern; — tu deliver, az a 
 duktrin or ^rt; tu Ju; tu egzibit su az tu impre:* 
 up6n At mind. [striiktor. 
 
 Teach, Tei;, c. i. tu porfiirm de of is ov an in- 
 
 Teacuablk, Tt'i;-a-bl, a. dat ma be tot; wiliy or 
 apt tu lorn; do.^il. 
 
 Teachable.ness, Tt'(;-a-bl-nc3, n. de kwoliti ov 
 beii) tt:(jiibl; dusiiiti; wiligncs tu Icrn. 
 
 Teachek, Tk'<j-er, n. wuu ho) teqez; an instriiktor; 
 Q pre.-'eptor; a .^koolinaster; a preqer. 
 
 Tea-chest, Te-qest, n. a qest or repozitori forte. 
 
 Teacuino, Ti'q-io, n. de akt ov instniktiu; in- 
 strukjiiti. 
 
 Teacl't, Tt-kup, «. a kup for drigkig te from. 
 
 Teacupkl'l, Tt-kup-ful, «. az inuq nz a tekap 
 huldz. [teuit. 
 
 Teaoue, Teg, «. a nam for an irijiuan, in kon- 
 
 Teakettle, Te-kct-1, n. a kctl in hwiq vroter iz 
 bflrld f.r te. 
 
 Teak-tuee, Ttk-tre, n. dv 8st-Indian ok, valytid 
 for timber. 
 
 Tea l, Tel, n. an akwatik wjld-f 'sl, ov de duk kind. 
 
 Team, Tern, n. de bests, az horscz or oksen, hqr- 
 nest tuj^eder for droifl a karij or plu; — eni num- 
 ber jxisig in a l^n. 
 
 Team, Tem,* v. t. tu jern tugeder in a tem. 
 
 TEAMSTEa, Tem-stcr, ;*. wun hiDdrivza tem. 
 
 Tea-plant, Te-plant, n. de plant hwiq pradqs- 
 cz te. 
 
 Teapot, Ti'-pot, n. o vesel in hwiq te iz mad. 
 
 Tear, Ter, n. de woter hwiq vjulent pajon forscz 
 iutu or from de jz; eni ti{) Ijk terz; mtrstyq^r 
 triklij) in drops. 
 
 Tgab, T.ir, f . t. [»'. tor, ps. tsirifl, 'torn; — de old 
 pretuiit tur iz obsolet:] tu pul in pesez; tu la.s- 
 erat; tu rend; tu scparat b{ pulig; tu laniat: 
 tu wcDnd bj eni Jqrp ptrnt dron aloj): tu brnk or 
 tak awti bi vtolcns; tu rak; tu divjd vjolentli: 
 tu Jater; tu pul wid vjulens; tu driv vjulcutli; 
 tu lak awii bi sudon vjolcns; tu mak a vjo- 
 lent rent. [bt],Ientli. 
 
 Tear, T:ir, r. i. tu fi^m; tu rav; tu rant tiir- 
 
 Tkak, Ti^r, n. a. rent; fijq,r; lasera/on. 
 
 Tearer, T;ir-cr, n. wun hiD rendz or t^rz. 
 
 Tear KALLi.NG, Te'r-fol-iD, a. tender; jedio terz. 
 
 Tear»i:l, Ttr-ful, a. wepig; ful ov terz. 
 
 Tearlj:s.s, Ti'r-lcs, a. wia'st terz. 
 
 Teak-stained, Ter-stand, a. stand wid terz. 
 
 Tea-saucer, Te-so-sor, n. a vesel on hwiq a tc- 
 kup iz set. 
 
 TxASK, Tez, V. t. tu kom or unravel, as wul or 
 flaks; tu skraq, az klut in dresig; — tu haras; tu 
 anif; tu iritat; tu torment; tu veks. 
 
 Tkaskl, Te-zl, n. a prikli bicnial plant, yi^zd tu 
 raz a nap on klut. 
 
 Teaseler, Te-xl-er, I _ _„_ . ^ . ,. 
 
 Teazler, T«-ler, 1 '»• ''"° ^'^ ^'''■ 
 
 Teaser, Tes-cr, n. he or dat hwiq teicz or tor- 
 muntM. 
 
 Tkasinu, Ti'i-ip, n. de akt ov veksig or frotin. 
 
 Teaspoon, Te'-spion, n. a smol spiDn yt^zd in 
 driukig te. 
 
 Tkaspoonful, Te-spujn-ful, n,;j/. Te-spoon-fuli; 
 az muq az a tespibn huildz. 
 
 Tkat, Tct, n. a dug; a pap; a nipl. 
 
 Tea-table, Te-tu-bl, u. a tablathtTiq te izdruyk. 
 
 Teatde, Ted, ) T.t. tu fed, az katl or/tp, on tnr- 
 Tathe, Tad, i ni|Ki, bwen da tt dem of de 
 
 gnjud; — tu mani'ir bj duy dropt bj kail. [I'ro- 
 
 vinjal, Iflg.) [Lukal, l^g.] 
 
 Teathe, Ted, n. At dug ov katl dropt on land. 
 Tea-things, Te-tiflz, n. pi. yt^t^naili yqzd in 
 
 dri|)ki{j te. 
 Tea-irn, Te-urn, n. a vesel in de form or a raa, 
 
 yH^zd for supliig water for te. 
 Teazle, Tk-zI, r. t. tu raz a nap on klot bi d* 
 
 akjcin ov de tczl; tu tez;— ritn olso {U(uel}f 
 Teazle, Tt'-zl, n. a prikli plant; ."am az {^Teatel.) 
 Techilv, T6q-i-li, a. pcvijli; fretfuli; tuqili. 
 Tech 1 NESS, Teq-i-ncs, n. pevijncs; freifulnes; 
 
 tuqiiies. 
 Technical, Tek-ni-kal, n. relatip tu qrt: relatig 
 
 tu sjcns; relatig tu a jxirtikyqiar prufejun; az, 
 
 tek'iik.il termz; — not in komun or pOpyqIar yqs. 
 Technicality, Tek-ni-kal-i-ti, n. de kwoliti or 
 
 bcij) teknikal. [mancr. 
 
 Technically, Tek-ni-kal-i, ad. in a teknikal 
 Technics, Tek-niks, n. pi. teknikal termz. 
 Technological, Tek-no-loj-i-kal, a. relatijj tu 
 
 tekuoluji or de qrts. 
 Technology, Tuk-nol-o-ji, n. a deskripjon or de 
 
 qrts; a diskdirs or tretiz on de qrts. 
 Techy, Teq-i, a. pevij; fretful; iritabl; tuqi. 
 Tectonic, Tek-t6n-ik, a. pertanijj tu bildig. 
 Ted, Ted, r. t. tu spred er skater gras for drjig; 
 
 tu mnk ha. 
 Tedder, Ted-er, n. a teder. Sc {Tether.) 
 Tedder, T(5d-er, ». t. tu tj up; tu teder. Se 
 
 {Ttthfr.) 
 Te DEiM, Te de-um, n. a himovtagksgivip.namd 
 
 from At ferst wurdz ov de orijinal Latin, ("7V 
 
 Diiim Icii/datnus."} 
 Tedious, Ted-yus, a. werisum bj kontinyqans or 
 
 prolik:iiti; dilatori: tqrdi; tjrsum; trublsum; erk- 
 
 sum; slo; prolik.s. 
 Tediously, Ted-yus-li, ad. in suq a maner az tu 
 
 be weri; tjrsumli. 
 Tediousness, Ted-yus-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beifl 
 
 tedyu.-^; werisumncs bj kontinyqans or prolikiiti; 
 
 tjrffumncs. 
 Tedium, Ti--di-um, n. werisumnes; erksumnes. 
 Teem, Tem, r. i. tu brig fort yug; tu be preg- 
 nant; tu be ful. 
 Teem, Tem, r. t. tu brig fort; tu prodqs. 
 Teemer, Tem-cr, n. wun dat temz or brigs 
 
 fuit yug. [ful. 
 
 Teemful, Tem-ful,* a. pregnant: prolifik; brim- 
 Telmles-s, Ttm-les, a. uufatitful; not prolifik. 
 Teexs, Tens, n. pl. de yers r«kad bj de tfrmi- 
 
 najon ten; az, icHen. 
 Teeny, Ten-i, a. veri smol; tini; — fretful. [IVo- 
 
 vinjal and kulukwial.] 
 Teeter, Tet-cr, v. t. tu seso on a balanst plagk, 
 
 az qildrcn, for amqzment. [Yqnjted Stata.] Se 
 
 {Titter.) 
 Teeth. Tefc, «., pl. ov Tcbt. Se {Tooth.) 
 Teeth, Ted, v. i. tu bred tet; tu. be at de tjm 
 
 ov dentijon. [tet. 
 
 Teething, Tcd-ig. n. At akt ov bredig or formig 
 Teetotal, Tc-tw-tuI, a. cntjr: total. [CI mudern 
 
 kant wurd, formd bj redqpliknjon, de silabl tr 
 
 beig yiizd for de leter t. Se {Tent- 'talisin.)] 
 Teetotaler, Te-to-tal-cr, n. an advokat fer te- 
 
 tot^ilizm. 
 Teetotalism, Tc-tci-tal-is-m, n. At akt ov koriig 
 
 a prinsipl or praktis tu de gratest ek.'ftre'm; tu- 
 
 tal ubstinens from intoksikatig likorz; dat is, 
 
 ttrnperant tutalhm; — a modern kant tvrm. Se 
 
 {Tettolal.) 
 Tko, Teg, n. a femal falo der, or a do in de sek- 
 
 ond yer;— a yug Jf p. 
 Teohen, Teg-mcD, '1. [/.] a kuvcrig; t^gyrimeBt.
 
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 Tegmenta, Teg-men-ta, n. pi. [Z.] {Bot.) &t 
 skalz kuverig de lef-budz ov trez. [tjlz. 
 
 Tegular, Teg-yn,-lar, a. relatii) tu. er rtzemblig 
 
 Tegularlt, Teg-yii,-lar-lj, ad. in ds maner 
 ov tjlz. 
 
 Tegument, Teg-yq,-ment, n. kuver; a kaverig; 
 ds skin: de natyn^ral kuveriij ov de bodi. 
 
 Tegumkntaey, Teg-yq,-ment-a-ri, a. relatig tu 
 tegyninents. 
 
 Tehee, Te-he, n. de old eksprejon for a Iqf. 
 
 Tehee, Te-he, r. i. tia Iqf alid; tu titer. 
 
 Teil. TeI, n. ds sam az li'ide/i or /fw tie. 
 
 Teinoscope, Ti-no-skop, n. a prizm telsskop; a 
 teleskop formd bj kouibjniij jjrizmz in a partik- 
 yq,lar maner, so dat de kromatik aberajon ov 
 de Ijt iz korekted, and de linear dimenjonz ov 
 objekts qr sen Irca dem inkri'st er diminijt. 
 
 Teint, Tint, n. kulor. Se {Tint.) 
 
 Telamones, Tfl-a-mo-nez, «. pi. (Arch.) figyq,rz 
 ov men .vi],zd for suportii) entablatiyz. 
 
 Telaey, Ts-la-ri, a. relatiij tu. spinitj: spinii). 
 
 Telegraph, Tdl-e-graf, n. an instriDment, or me- 
 kanikal kontrjvans, for konvaiij intelijens bj sig- 
 nalz. [bj a telegraf. 
 
 Telegraph, Tel-e-graf, v. t. tu konva intelijens 
 
 Teleguaphic, Tel-e-graf-ik, ) a. relatii) t\\ 
 
 Telegraphical, Tel-e-graf-i-kal, i a telegraf: 
 konvad bj a telegraf. [teleoloji. 
 
 Teleological, Te-le-Q-I6j-i-kal, a. relatig tu 
 
 Teleology, Te-le-ol-o-ji, n. de doktrin er sjens 
 ov fjn;il koZv'Z. 
 
 Teleosaur, Te-le-o-ser, ) n. {Geol.) a je- 
 
 Teleosaurus, Te-le-o-s(3-rus, ) nus oy fosil 
 sorian reptilz. 
 
 Telescope, Tel-e-skop, n. an optikal instrcoment 
 fer vqii) distant objekts. 
 
 Telescopic, Tel-e-skop-ik, } a. beloijig tu 
 
 Telescopical, Tol-e-skop-i-kal, ( a teleskop: 
 seiij at a distans. 
 
 Telescopically, Tel-e-skop-i-kal-i, ad. bj de 
 yqs ov a teleskop. 
 
 Telesm, Tel-ez-m,*«. a majikal qqrm. [telezmz. 
 
 Telesmatical, Tcl-ez-mat-i-kal, a. belogii) tu 
 
 Telestich, Te-les-tiq, n. a poem in hwiq de fj- 
 nal leterz ov eq Ijn mak up a nam. 
 
 Teltic, Tel-tik, a. relatiij tu de end or purpus. 
 
 Tell, Tel, v. t. [i. told, j,s. telii), told:] tu mak 
 non bj wurdz; tu uter; tu ekspres; tu spek; tu 
 relat; tu rehers; tu teq; tu inform; tu diskiiv- 
 er; tu betra; tu kunt; tu number: tu mak non: 
 tu komq,nikat; tu impqrt; tu revel; tu disklo')z: 
 tu report. 
 
 Tell, Tel, v. i. tu giv an ak-snt; tu report; tu 
 inform; tu k-snt er be k'ituted; tu hav efekt. 
 
 Tellenite, Tel-en-it, n. {Min,.} a petrifjd fosil 
 Jel- 
 
 Teller, Tel-er, n. wun hd) telz; wun hm numberz; 
 a numberer;— an ofiser ov a baijk hco resevz and 
 paz muni;— an ofiser ov de IijgliJ eksqeker; ov 
 hwiq ofiserz d^r qr for, hci)z biznes it iz tu pa 
 and resev ol muniz on de kiijz akint. [Jel. 
 
 Tellina, Tel-j-ua, 71. a jenus ov koklz; a bjvalv 
 Telltale, Tel-tal, n. wun ho givz ofijus or'ma- 
 lijus informafon: a talb^rer.— (i\ai(^) de djal- 
 plat at de hwel. Joig de pozijon ov de tiler.— 
 <i/««.) a mcDvabl pes ov jvori or led, suspended 
 in frunt ov a qamber organ, hwiq Joz de per- 
 fermer in hwot degre de wind iz egzested. 
 Telltale, Tel-tal, a. telig talz; givig malijas in- 
 
 formajon. 
 
 Tellueate, Tel-q,-rat, n. { Chem.) a komp-snd ov 
 
 teli],rik asid and a bas. [il,rium. 
 
 Telluretted, Tel-ii,-ret-cd, a. kombjnd wid tel- 
 
 Tellueic, Tel-i\,-rik, a. beloijig tu de ert; teres- 
 
 trial.— (CAew.) relatig tu, er derjvd from, tel- 
 
 q,rium. 
 
 Tellueiov, Tel-i|-rl-on, n. an instritiraent for Jo- 
 ii) de efekt ov de erts mojonz and de oblikwitl 
 ov her aksis. 
 
 Tellueium, Tel-ii-ri-um, n. {3fin.} a metal, ov 
 a kulor betwen silver and tin, tO) rq,r and hj prjst 
 tu be yiizd in de qrts. 
 
 Tellueous, Tel-ii-rus, a. {Chem.} notig an asid 
 kompozd ov telnrium and oksijen. 
 
 Temerarious, Tem-er-a-ri-us,^ a. raj; unreznabli 
 adventyqrus, kq,rles; hedles; dun at random. 
 
 Temeuaeiously, Tem-er-a-ri-us-li,* ad. rajli; 
 wid^^t hed. 
 
 Temerity, Te-mer-i-ti, n. rajnes; hedlesnes; pre- 
 sipilau.si: ftolhqrdines. 
 
 Tempee, Teni-per, r. t. tu miks, so az dat wun 
 pqrt kwolifjz de uder; tu komp-snd; tu form bj 
 mikstyii^r; tu kwolifj az an ingredient; tu mig- 
 gl; tu bet tugeder tu a proper konsistens; tu 
 akomodat; tu modif j; tu brig tu di], proporjon; 
 tu moderat ekses; tu sofn: tu molifj; tu aswaj; 
 tu iOid;- tu form metalz tu a proper degre ov 
 hqrdnes er elastisiti. 
 
 Temper, Tem-per, n. dq, mikstyti_r ov kontrari 
 kwoliiiz; midl kors: — de stat, tu hwiq metalz qr 
 red^st, az tu hqrdnes er elastisiti: — konstitqjon 
 ov bodi: — konstitqjonal fram ov mjnd: tempera- 
 ment; fram: yi|mor: — dispozijon; az, a gud tem- 
 fer, a bad i't/w/ e?-/— kqmnes: moderajon; — pajon, 
 iritajon, er weriut ov temper. 
 
 Tempeeament, Tem-per-a-ment, n. konstitqjon; 
 Stat wid ■ respekt tu de predominans ov eni 
 kwoliti; fram; temper: medium; dt], mikstyr^r ov 
 opozits. [tn,Jonal. 
 
 Temperamental, Tem-per-a-men-tal, a. konsti- 
 
 Tempeeance, Tem-per-ans, n. moderajon; opozd 
 espejali tu driiijknnes and glutni, er tu eni 
 improper induljens; sobrjeti; pajens; kqmnes; 
 sedatnes. 
 
 Temperate, Tem-per-at, a. moderat in food and 
 drigk: moderat in eni induljens; abstinent; ab- 
 stemius; not eksesiv; not pajonat; kqm. — Tem- 
 ferat ecin. i'^z {Zone.) [erat. 
 
 Temperate, Tem-per-at, v. t. tu temper; tu mod- 
 
 Temferately, Tem-per-at-li, ad. in a temperat 
 maner; kqnili. 
 
 Temperateness, Tem-per-at-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 ov beii) tem[jerat. [temper, 
 
 Temperative, Tem-per-a-tiv, a. havig p-ser tu 
 
 Tempeeature, Tem-per-a-ti|r, n. konstitixJon ov 
 natyq^r; degre ov eni kwolitiz; — de stat ov de ^r 
 wid regqrd tu hot and kold: degre ov sensibl 
 het, az moj;t|rd bj de termometer. 
 
 Tempered, Tem-perd, a. dispozd az tu de pajonz 
 er temper; regyi^lated az tu temper; sofnd. 
 
 Tempest, Tem-pest, n. a vjolent komojon ov ds 
 elements, wid eksesiv wind; a vjolent stermj a 
 gal: a hurikan; a tx],mult; komojon. 
 
 Tempest-beaten, Tem-pest-bet-n, a. betn bj a 
 tempest er bj stormz. 
 
 Tempestive, Tem-pes-tiv,* a. seznabli. 
 
 Tempestivity, Tem-pcs-tiv-i-ti,* n. seznablnes. 
 
 Tempest-tost, Tem-pest-tost, a. drivn ab^st bj 
 stermz. 
 
 Tempestuous, Tem-pest-yr^-us, a. abundig in 
 tempests: stermi: windi: turbixlent. 
 
 Tempestuously, Tem-pest-yq-us-li, ad. ttirbq,- 
 lentli, az in a tempest. [ovbeig tempestyqus. 
 
 Tempestuousness, Tem-pest-yq,-us-nes, n. de stat 
 
 Templar, Tem-plar, n. a. sti^dent in de le, so 
 kold from an in ov kort, establijt in de Tempi, 
 a h-ss ner de Temz, in Lundon, hwiq anjentli 
 beluijd tu de Njts-Tcmplorz ov JeriDsalem. 
 
 Template, Tem-plat, n. {Arch.) a tin, jurn plat, 
 on de ej ov hwiq iz kut de revets ov moldigz 
 and indentajonz, yqzd az a sert ov gjd in kutig 
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 Temple, T<5m-fil, n. an edifis aprcSpriated tu rt- 
 
 lijus wurjip; a bildij) rezembliija tempi. {Anai.) 
 
 Ac U|ier i^^rt ov de B^d ov de bed, hw^^r dt pub 
 
 ii f.-lt. 
 Templet, T<Sm-plet, n. {Arch.} a pes ov timber 
 
 or stun lad under a girder or btm; a mold ytl^d 
 
 b^ briklnen. 
 Tempo, Tem-po, n. {Jfut.) titn. 
 Tempobal, TL'Ui-po-rul, u. relatig tu, or mojtird 
 
 bj, tjin; nol eternal; -sekyi^lur; n"t ckleziu8ti- 
 
 kal; not spirityn,ul;— plast at, or relatig tu, de 
 
 tfuiplz. 
 TkMPuRALiTr, Tera-po-ral-i-ti, n. i^Emj. la>v) 
 
 »6kyii,lar pozejonz; suq pozojoni nz bijops hav 
 
 had unek:4t tu dq,r yez, b{ kiyz and uderz, from 
 
 l}in tu t[in. 
 Tkmporally, Tiira-po-ral-i, ad. wid re.'pckt tu 
 
 tjin or tu dis lit'. [wurldlines. 
 
 Temporalness, Tem-p<a-ral-nes, m sekynlariti; 
 Temporals, Ti'm-[)u-ralz, n. pi. sekyi^lar jioz"/- 
 
 oiu: t>.-iu|Kjnilitiz. l'i<i>- 
 
 Temporarily, Tem-pu-m-ri-li, ad. fora limited 
 Temporarise.«s, Tem-po-ra-ri-nes, n. de stat uv 
 
 brill ii'in|KjrHri. 
 Temporary, Tem-po-ra-ri, a. laslij) onli for a 
 
 liuiitL-d tjin; not ov loj) durajon; not permanent; 
 
 tr;in>it»jri. [l^mixDrjzio. 
 
 Temporizatiov, Tem-po-ri-tA-Jon, ». de akt ov 
 Temporize, Tom-i>o-riz, c. *'. tu drla; tu akoin- 
 
 odal or konfiirm tu .•<t'rkum-<t4in!'ez: — tu komplj 
 
 wid de t^mz or okajouz; tu koiu|il{ menli: tu 
 
 trim. [rjzez; a trimcr. 
 
 Temporizer, T^m-po-ri»-or, n. wuu bit) teini>u- 
 Temporizino, Tom-p<j-rjz-ij), »i. de akt ov koin- 
 
 piii|] wi.i de ijmz. [de t{mz. 
 
 Temporizi.vu, Tem-pa-r[z-io, pp. a. kompl{i{) wid 
 Tempt, Tomt. r. t. tu at^mt; tu pnnv; tu trj: — tu 
 
 soli-'it tu il: tu CMtjs; tu pruvuk; tu alq,r; tu 
 
 atrakt: tu .'edriH: tu dekir. 
 Temptability, remt-a-bil-i-ti, n. At kwoliti ov 
 
 beij) toiut.il)l. [Ijabl tu temtnjon. 
 
 Temptable. Temt-a-bl, a. dat ma be temted: 
 Temptatio.n, Temt-a-Jon, n. Ae akt ov temti(): 
 
 dc Stat ov beiu temted; dat hwiy temti- solisitn- 
 
 Jon tu il: Q li^r; cnt[sment. [inotiv. 
 
 Temptatio.nless, Temt-n-Jon-les, a. havij) nu 
 Tempter, Temt-er, n. wiin luf) tcmts; an enti^er; 
 
 — de infernal sulisitor tu cvl. 
 Temptixo, Temt-ig, a. entjsi^ tu il; cntj^ij). 
 Tempti.voly, Temt-ig-li, a^. s,) az tu temt or 
 
 entj-i. 
 Temptre-ss, Temt-rcs, n. Je dat temts. 
 Ttv, Ten, a. n|n and wun; tw[j fjv. [twj^ fjv. 
 Ten, Ten. n. de de'^imal number, or At number ov 
 Texability, Ten-a-bil-i-ti, n. Ac stat ov beijj 
 
 tenabl. 
 Tenable, Tdn-a-bl, a. dat ma be held; dat ma 
 
 be inanland or defended; defon.sibl. 
 Tenableness, Tda-a-bl-nes, n. de stat ov beij) 
 
 tenabl. 
 Texaciol'8. Te-nA-Ju», a. graspijj bqrd; holdij) 
 
 fuitt; rrteiitiv;— ob.ilinat;— kuhcsiv; viskus; gli^- 
 
 tin.i^;-iii(;iirdli; kluJ-fi-itcd. [cr. 
 
 Texacioisly, Te-na-Ju.'i-li, ad. in a lenajns man- 
 TENACiots.xtss, Tt-iia-Ju3-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 brio tena/us; tenasiti. 
 Te.nacitt, Tc-nas-i-ti, n. dc kwoliti ot beig te- 
 
 naju!>; tenaju^ne!"; viskositi; adhr^ivncs. 
 Texacilim. Tr-nak-yii-luiu, n. [I..] a furjikal 
 
 in:tlribuii.-nt, kKn.'istig <>v u fjn, Jnrp-p<rntod huk, 
 
 b| hwi<; At miidz ov bicdio qrieriz qr dron ^l, 
 
 in onlor tu be seki'^ bi ligameutti. 
 Tenaci, T^n-a-si,* n. tcnooiti; anwilignea tu 
 
 kwit, re ijn, or let gui. 
 Texaille, Te-nal, n. [Fr.] {Ft/ft.} a kjod ot -gt- 
 
 wurk. 
 
 TfXAiLLOX, Te-niil-yon, n. [Fr.] (Fort.) a kind 
 
 ov litwurk uuid ID r(; sid ov u «mol ravlin tu 
 
 inkres in 8tre(jt, and tu kuvcr de Julden ov de 
 
 bu.ityon. 
 Texaxcy, Ten an-»i, n. At etat ov a tenant; de 
 
 akt ov huldig landz or t^nemenLi belogig tu 
 
 aniider. 
 Tk.na.vt, Ton-ant, n. wun hot) holdz landz or t^ne- 
 
 mi?iit.'i bclouig tuaniiier; korelativ tu I arullvnt ; 
 
 — wun h(X) is in pozejon ov eni pla'; an 6kyii()ant. 
 Texa.nt, Ten-ant, v. t. tu hold az a tenant. 
 Texantable, Tea-ant-a-bl, a. dat ma bt held bj 
 
 11 tenant. [beio i^nantabl. 
 
 Tenantablexess, Ten-ant-a-bl-ne-", n. At »tatoT 
 Texaxtless. Ten-ant-lcs, a. unokyqpjd; unpoi^>t. 
 Texaxtry, Td.i-ant-ri, n. a bodi ov tenant)) on an 
 
 e-tiil; tenants kulektivli. 
 Tenant SAW, Ten-ant-s), n. .Se {Tenon.) 
 Texcii. Tea<;, n. a gold-kulord frejwoter fij. 
 Tend, Tend, r. t. [koatraka>d from {atlend;)] tu 
 
 wcKj: tu gqrd; tu akumpani az an asistant or 
 
 defender: tu atdad; tu akum|)ani. 
 Texd, Tend, r. i. tu iujjV in a serten direkjon; tu 
 
 be direkted tu eni am or purptu; tu am at; tu 
 
 kontribynt; tu iiikljn. [ans; k^r. 
 
 Texda.nce, Tcad-ans, n. At akt ov t«Ddig; at^nd- 
 Tendexcv, Tend-eo-si, n. Ae akt or stat ov tend- 
 
 ig: inkliooJoD; kors; direkjon; drift; proi)cn8iti; 
 
 am. 
 Texder, Ten-der, a. soft; ezili imprest or inju^rd; 
 
 nit fLTin; not hqrd: not tuf; ezili hurt; kwik or 
 
 ezi tu resev pan: sen<ibl; ezili pnnd:— efeminat; 
 
 em-n^kqlat; delikat; yug: wek:— kompajonat; 
 
 kiirful not tu hurt; jentl; injld; hiynan; kjnj; 
 
 afekjonat; ktirful; unwilig tu giv pan; — susep- 
 
 tibl ov soft pajouz: amuru)<; ekspresiv ov de sof- 
 ter pajiinz. 
 Texder, Tend-cr, r. i. tu ofer; tu egzibit; tu 
 
 j)ruiKJz tu akseptans;— tu estem; tu regard. 
 Tender. Tead-er, n. wun hd) tendz; — a wagon er 
 
 vchikl ynzd in tcndig; — a smol vosel at^ndig a 
 
 Iqrjer wau;— an ofer; q pro[>uzal tu akseptans. 
 
 {Lair) de pruduk/on and ofer ov a sum dt^ in 
 
 muni. 
 Texder-iiearted, Ten-dcr-h4rt-«d, a. or a soft, 
 
 k'unp^JonHt dis|>ozijon. 
 Texder-heartedlt, Ten-dcr-h^rt-ed-li, ad. wid 
 
 konipiijon. 
 Tender-heartedxess. Ten-der-hqrt-cd-noi, n. a 
 
 kompajonat disjiozijon. 
 Texder iiEKTED, Ten-der-heft-ed,* a. mavd er 
 
 hrvig wid tenderncd. 
 Texderlixo, T^n-der-lig, n. At ferst boms ov a 
 
 der:-- a fondlig; wun hit) iz mad soft b{ ta> mu<} 
 
 kjiiilnes. 
 Tenderloin, Ten-der-lann, n. a tender pqrt ov bef 
 
 IjijI on de insjd ov de ribz; At under pqrt ov dc 
 
 serltfu. 
 Tenderly, T6n-der-li, ad. in a tender msner; 
 
 inildii: jenlli. [onat. 
 
 Tender-minded, Ten-der-mind-cd, a. kompaj- 
 Tenderness, T<*n-der-ne.«, n. destatovbeig ten- 
 der: beiiigniti: k|udne«; hqmaniti; ben^volens; 
 
 surnes; koju-* V.:\t. 
 Texdixoi'8, Toii-Ji-nus, a. nnx(v, kontanig t«n- 
 
 doni; konsistip ov tendonz. [ensi. 
 
 Texdmext, Tend-ment,* n. At akt ov tcndig; tend- 
 Tendon, Ti^a-don, «. a ligatqr atatjig a musi tu 
 
 u lion, bi hwie a jernt iz UKtivd; a sinq. [se. 
 
 Tendrac, Ten-dnik, «. dc sam ai </</!'•<'<■,> bwiq 
 Tendril, Tdn-dril. n. {JiU.) a slender, twjnig 
 
 pqrt, bj hwiq wuu plant ataq«i it«elf tu andd- 
 
 cr; de kli^p ^>t a vja. (dril. 
 
 Tendril, T«n-dril, «. kla^pigor kljmig as a ten- 
 Texdry, Ten-dri, n. an ofer: a tender. [n«. 
 
 Temebrificois, Ten-c-brif-i-ku», a. koiig dqrk-
 
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 Tenebbjous, Ten-£-bri-u3, a. gloomi; tentbrus. 
 Tenebrose, Ten-E-brcos, a. dqrk; gliBmi; tonebrus. 
 Tenebrous, Ten-e-brus, a. dqrk; gkomi. 
 Te.vemext, Ten-e-ment, n. eni tiij held bj a ten- 
 ant, az a hiss, land, ofis, Jop, &s. In ds Yi^nit- 
 
 cd Stats it iz elso yi],zdfereni h'ss er bildig dat 
 
 iz, or ma \>z, 6kyi],pjd. 
 Tenemental, Ten-s-ment-al, A. dat iz, er ma be 
 
 held bj serten tenyi],r. 
 Tenementary, Ten-8-ment-a-ri, a. yilsiiali let 
 
 •St; dsnoitii) tenansi. 
 Tenesmus, Tg-nez-mus, n. \L?\ {Med^ a stranig 
 
 er inetektyi^al atemt tu. vffd ds kontents ov &z 
 
 b'selz. 
 Tenet, Ten-et, n. dat hwiq iz held bj de mjnd tu 
 
 be triD; doktrin; dogma; pozijon; prinsipl; opin- 
 
 yon. 
 Tenfold, Ten-fold, a. ten tjmz inkrsst. 
 Tennantite, Ten-ant-jt, n. {Min.} an qrsenikal 
 
 sulfqret ov koper and jurn, f^nd bot masiv and 
 
 kristaljzd. [wid a raket. 
 
 Tennis, Tea-is, n. a pla in hwiq a bel iz drivn 
 Tennis, Ten-is, v. t. tu driv az a bol. 
 Tennis-ball, Ten-is-bel, 7i. a bel yq,zd tia pla 
 
 at tenis. [iz plad. 
 
 Tenms-court, Ten-is-kcDrt, n. a plas hwq,r tenis 
 Tenon, Ten-on, n. {Arch.} ds end ov a timber, 
 
 kut tia b£ fited intia a mertis in andder timber. 
 
 Tenon-m, a sa fer fermii) tenonz. 
 ^ENOR, Ten-or, n. kontinixiti ov stat; konstant 
 
 mad; manerov kontini|,iti: jeneral kurensi: — sens 
 
 kontand; jeneral kois or drift. — {Man.} dz msn 
 
 er midl pqrt ov a kompozijon, beiij de erdinari 
 
 kumpas ov de hq,man vers, hwen not razd tia 
 
 trebl, ner loerd tia bas. {Law} an egzakt kopi; 
 
 a transkript; substans er purport. 
 Tenotomy, Te-not-o-mi, n. {A/ed.) ds operajon 
 
 ov divjJii) a tendon. [pens. 
 
 Tenpenny, Ten-pen-i, a. valyt^d at, er wurt, ten- 
 Tenrec, Ten-rek, ?*. {Zoo!.} a smol insektivorus 
 
 kwodrooped, ov Madagaskar, aljd tu. ds hejhog. 
 Tense, Tens, w. {Gram.} a modifikajon ov a 
 
 verb, hwiq dgfjnz de tjm at hwiq an akjon iz 
 
 konsevd az takii) plas. 
 Tense, Tens. a. dren tjt; streqt; stif ; not laks. 
 Tensely, Tens-li, ad. in a tens maner. [Jon. 
 
 Tenseness, Tens-nes, n. de stat ov bEii) tens; ten- 
 Tensibility, Tens-i-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 
 iij tensibl. [tensil. 
 
 Tensible, Tens-i-bl, a. kapabi ov beii) ekstended; 
 Tensile, Ten-sil, a. kapabi ov beiij ekstended. 
 Tensility, Ten-sil-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov bsiij 
 
 tonsil. 
 Tension, Ten-Jon, m. de akt ov streqiij; wid-st 
 
 laksajon; de stat ov beii) streqt. [nes. 
 
 Tensity, Ten-si-ti, n. de stat ov beig tens; tens- 
 Tensor, Tens-or, n. {Aiiat.} a musl yq,zd in 
 
 streqig sum pqrt. 
 Tent, Tout, n. a temporari Jeltcr under hwiq a 
 
 soljer sleps hwen in de feld, komonli mad ov 
 
 kanvas ekstended upon polz;— eni temporari 
 
 habitajon; a jiavilyon;— a rol ov lint put intu 
 
 a wrond er sor;— a SpauiJ red win, qefli from 
 
 Malaga and Galijia. 
 Tent, Tent, v. i. tu loj az in a tent; tu tabernakl. 
 Tent, Tent, v. t. tu serq az wid a medikal tent. 
 Tentacle, Ten-ta-kl, n. a feler ov an insekt er 
 
 an animal; an apcn<laj yn,zd az an instrcoment 
 
 ov eksplorajon and prehenjon. [taklz; felig. 
 
 Tentacular, Ten-t;ik-yii,-lar, a. relatig tu teu- 
 Tentaculum, Ten-tak-yii,-lum, n. [2,.] pi. Ten- 
 
 tak-yq-la; a felcr ov an insekt er animal; a 
 
 tentakl. 
 Tentative, Ten-ta-tiv, a. trjig; esaig. 
 Tentative, Ten-ta-tiv, n. an esa; a tri;il; vksper- 
 
 iment. 
 
 Tentatively, Ten-ta-tiv-li, ad. in a tentativ 
 
 manor. [''tented feld," 
 
 Tented, Tent-ed, a. kuverd wid tents; az, a 
 Tenter, Tent-er, n. a majen er fram-wurk for 
 
 streqig klot; a huk fer stregig klot, &s., on a 
 
 fram. Tki be on de ienterz, tu be on de streg, 
 
 in difikultiz, or in suspens. 
 Tenter, Tent-er, v. t. tu hag er stre^ bj huks. 
 Tenter, Tent-er, v. i. tu admit ekstenjon. 
 Tenter-ground, Tent-er-grund, n. gr«ad on 
 
 hwiq tenter-tramz qr erekted. 
 Tenter-hook, Teut-er-huk, n. a huk on hwig 
 
 klot er uder tligz qr stregt. 
 Tenth, Tent, a. ferst after de njnt; ordinal ov ten. 
 Tenth, Tent, n. de tent pqrt; a tjd. — {Mus.} an 
 
 interval koutanig njn degrsz and fjv spasez. — 
 
 pi. {Law} a tent pqrt ov de yerli valyn ov el 
 
 ekleziastikal livigz in Iggland. 
 Tenthly, Tent-li, ad. in de tent plas. 
 Tent-maker, Tent-mak-er, n. wun h* maks tents. 
 Tent-making, Tent-mak-ig, n. de biznes ovmak- 
 
 ig tents. [.Se {Te?it.} 
 
 Tent-wine, Tent-win, ?i. a rig, red, SpaniJ wjn. 
 Tentwort, Tent-wurt, n. a plant; splenwurt. 
 Tenuifolious, Ten-yq-i-fo-li-us, a. havig tin 
 
 levz. [der bek. 
 
 Tenuirostral, Ten-yii,-i-r6s-tral, a. havig a ten- 
 Tenuity, Ten-yq-i-ti, n. tinnes; smelnes; minqt- 
 
 nes; not grosnos. 
 Tenuous, Ten-yq-us,* a. tin; smol; mini\,t. 
 Tenure, Ten yqr, er Tg-ni|,r, n. de maner in 
 
 hwig landz and tenements qr held; de akt er 
 
 maner ov holdig eni tig; a hold. 
 Tepefaction, Tep-e-fak-Jon, ?i. de akt ov werm- 
 
 ig tu a smel degre. 
 Tepefy', Tep-e-fj, v. t. tu mak tepid er worm. 
 Tephramancy, Tef-ra-man-si, n. divinajon bj de 
 
 ajez ov a sakrifjs. [stjt. 
 
 Tephroite, Tef-ro-it, n. {Min.} a varjeti ov tro)- 
 Tepid, Tep-id, a. li\,kwerm; worm in a smel degre. 
 Tepidity^. Te-pid-i-ti, n. Iqkwermnes. 
 Tepor, Te-por, n. li^kwermnes; jentl het. 
 Teraph, Ter-af, n. an jdol; an imaj. Se {Tera- 
 
 phim.} 
 Teraphim, Ter-a-fim, n. pi. a wurd ov unserten 
 
 etimoloji and siguifikajon; renderd idnls bj de 
 
 translatorz ov de komon verjon ov de Bjbl; — 
 
 akerdig tu Briant, lienor amyqlets, er tjps ov 
 
 de qrk in de ferm ov kresents, supozd tu hav 
 
 bin invented bj {Terah.} [rapin.} 
 
 Terapin, Ter-a-pin, n. a kjnd ov tertiz. Se {Ter- 
 Teratical, Te-rat-i-kal,* a. mqrvelus; prodijus. 
 Teratology, Ter-a-t61-o-ji, n. dat brang ov fiz- 
 
 ioloji hwiq trets ov de malformajonz and mon- 
 
 strositiz ov de erganik kigdoinz ov natyn,r; — 
 
 ■"bombast; afektajon ov sublimiti. 
 Teece, Ters, n. Se {Tierce.} 
 Tercel, Ter-sel, n. a hek. Se {Tiercel.} 
 Tercemajor, Ters-ma-jor, n. de sekwens ov de 
 
 tre best kqrdz. Kiln elso {tierce-major.} 
 Tercentenary, Ter-sen-te-na-ri, a. komprjzig 
 
 tre hundred yerz. 
 Tercet, Ter-^et, n. {Mus.} a terd. 
 Terebinth, Ter-e-bint, n. de turpentjn-tre. 
 Terebinthinate, Ter-e-bin-ti-nat, * a. konsistii) 
 Terebinthine, Ter-e -bin-tin, \ er partak- 
 
 ig ov turpentjn. [tu pers. 
 
 Terebrate, Ter-e-brat, v. t. tu bor; tu perforat; 
 Terebration, Ter-e -bra -Jon, n. de akt ov borig. 
 Terebratula, Ter-£-brat-yi|-la, n., pi. Ter-e- 
 
 brat-yq-le; {Cunch.) a jenus ov bjvalv molusks 
 
 or se-Jelz, ov hwig de Iqrjer valv iz perforated. 
 Teredo, Te-re-do, 71. [X.J {Conch.} a jenus ov 
 
 ascfalus molusks, havig bjvalv Jelz. cla kan 
 
 penetrat wud, and qr veri injqrius tu Jipa. 
 Terete, Te-ret, a. {Mot.} log and r-snd; taper.
 
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 Tkrckminois, Tcr-j^m-i-nu8, a. trefuld. 
 
 1 Ktt(iivfcH8ATt:, Tvr-ji-vor-sat, v. i. tu turn de 
 buk: 1 1.1 hy%\. tu fift; tu y\\i Evajuti. 
 
 TtKiiivtiuiATioN, Tir-ji-vor-wi-Jou, n. Jift; sub- 
 tcrliLJ: tvii;<i>u; <jai'j; liklu'.s. 
 
 I'KHiiiVKKSAToB, Tvr-ji-vcr-sa-tor, n. wun bO) 
 |iriikii.tc» tvrjivornajon. 
 
 Tkkm, Ti.rin, «. limit; liitiidari; — de wurd h'\ hwifj 
 Q tij) \i ek.-'pre.-^t; u wurd; — At subjckt nr pndi- 
 kut ov a iirii[KjziJon;- tiii ckKjirejoii, uz diil bi 
 hwi(j a kwoiititi iz !«ignil(d; — ijui lor hwicj cm 
 tijj lastii; u limited tjin; u [lurjon ov tjin;— y/. 
 koiidijonz; stipynlatfd suiu.--(/<i Uhrary umi- 
 narien) At ijin in hwiij At r^gyniar luktynrz or 
 kor.-<ez uv iuntrukjuti ]>r(D.<^d, in di^ttiykjon fruin 
 takaffit. — {Law) de tim in hwi(j dt tribtinalz 
 er kurt-f ov io qr in si-Jon: de rest ov de yer iz 
 keld takafiii. Ov dez t<rim, As\t qr fu)r in ev- 
 eri yer, in lugliind: wun iz koid Hiliiri term, 
 bj de statyi^ts 2 Jorj IV., and 1 Wilyam IV. c. 
 3, hwi(j begiiiz At lit and cndz dc :51st ov 
 Janyiiuri: aniidor iz kuid i'.'^ter trrin, hwii^ bf- 
 ginz ae l-'>t nv Uiiril, and mdz At St ov .Mn; de 
 tvrd iz Triniti trrm, brginio At 'lA ov Ma, and 
 eudig de 12t ov .liin; de turt iz .Mikelaia^i ttfrm, 
 begiiiiu de 2d ov Kavuiuber, and cndig de 26t 
 ov Nuveinbcr. 
 
 Tkbm, Tvrui, V. t. tu designat; tu nam; tu kel. 
 
 TtRMAOANcy, Ter-ma-gun-si, n. tdrbq,leus; tq,- 
 nuiltyqu-iie.'". [sum; .skuldi{). 
 
 TtRMAOANT, Ter-ma-gant, a. tdrbqlcnt; kworel- 
 
 Tkrmaoaxt, Tvr-ma-gaut, ii. a brolifl, tikuldig 
 wuiuan: u skuld. 
 
 Termioi, Tvriu-er, n. wun ha> travelz up from de 
 kuntri tu u yqniverjiti term; sum(|n)z kuld 
 Urin tr/iUr. — {Law} wun boo buldz tor u tt-rm 
 ov yerz or for Ijf. Se {TeniKrr.) 
 
 TtKMi.s, Ter Inez, ». [L.] pi. T^r-mi-te«: termit. 
 Se iTfrinittt.) [natcd: limitabl. 
 
 Tkkminable, Ter-min-a-bl, a. dut ma be termi- 
 
 Tkkmi.nableness, Ter-min-a-bl-nes, n. de stat 
 ov bcit) terniinabl. 
 
 Tluminal. Ter-mi-nal, a. relatig tu a term or 
 tviiuiuiijon; ultimat: komplet; ekspresiv ov a 
 b'sndari or end: formig de end. 
 
 TtBMiXATE, Ter-mi-nat, r. t. tu bund; tu limit; 
 tu put an eml tu: tu finij; tu kiuz. 
 
 Terminate, T^r-mi-nat, v. i. tu be limited: tu 
 end: tu ses. 
 
 Tt:R>^I^fATlo^•, T^r-mi-nn-/on. n. At akt ov ter- 
 miuati{): de "tat ov bei|) tvruiinnted; bijnd: limit: 
 end; konkli^on; lust purpus.— ((i;-(iw.) de end 
 or a wurd at varid bi inflckjooz and siguifika- 
 Jonz. 
 
 TtHMiNATioXAL, TtT-mi-oa-Jon-al, a. relatig tu 
 dr end <>r terniinnjon. [Jon. 
 
 TtBMiXATiVE, T.;r -mi-na-tiv, A. dir^ktig tcrmina- 
 
 TkKMiXATiVELT, T^f-mi-na-liv-li, ad. bJ t^rmi- 
 najon. 
 
 Terminator, Tvr-mi-nn-lor, n. he or dat hwiq 
 terminal!* or bitiidz. 1 in. 
 
 TtRMiNAToRY, T^r-mi-na-t«a-ri, a. bundig; liniit- 
 
 Tehminist, Ter-rai-nisi. n. {J-A\le*i<utical hitO/- 
 rv) wun ov a klas ov Kalvinisls. 
 
 Termixoloot, Tvr-mi-nol-o-ji, n. At defini/on 
 vv tvknikal termi, or dat prtliminari nolej liwiq 
 tcnez At definijon ov de wurdz and frnzez em- 
 pUnl in sjons and qrt: numenklatyqr. [tqumr. 
 
 Termixthls, Tor-min-tus fj. (-'/"'.) a jianful 
 
 Termixis, TiT-rai-nus, n. [L.] /7. Ivr-mi-nj; a 
 bundari: a limit:— a koluni: u sort ov «tatyq. 
 
 Termite. Ter-rait, n. a hwjt ant. (anta. 
 
 Tebmitjus. T< r-mi-tcx, n. /•/. [L.] a spcjrz ov Iqrj 
 
 Termless, Term-le:', a. unlimited: l'"nndle.-<. 
 
 Termlt, Term-li, a. okiirig cveri term. 
 
 Termlv, T'-rm-li, ad. t?rm bj tvrm: evcri term. 
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 Termon, T<;r-m<in, «. formerli, in Wand, an ekle- 
 ziiiKiikal diKtrikt egz<iml from regal iiupu->'K. 
 
 Termor, Termor, n. {Law) wun [xze'i ov prop- 
 em tora n*rlen lerinovyerz. Hitn ol-nj ^tt/-///<T.) 
 
 Tern, Tern, n. {Omith.) a sm^il akwatik b9rd ov 
 several spejez: de nodi or se swoju. [ov Ire. 
 
 Terxary, Ter-na-ri, a. prusedig bj trei; kouiiistig 
 
 Ternary, Tvr-na-ri, n. de number tre. (trei. 
 
 Tebsate, Ter-nut, a. {Hot.} trcluld; yqniled in 
 
 TtBxiox, Ter-ni-on, n. At number tre: u ti;rnari. 
 
 Tebi'sicuobeax, Terp-si-ko-re-an, a. reiatig ta 
 d.in-ig. 
 
 Terrace, T^r-a.", n. a razd natyqral or qr(ift/al 
 bagk ov ert, kuverd wid gras or gnivel, and 
 afi.H-dig o promen(^d, — a balkuui; an uim galeru 
 
 Terrace, Tor-ns, r. /. tu form intu a tcrus; tu 
 (jpu tu de itr or l(t, 
 
 Tebuaced, Ter-ast, a. bavig a teras. 
 
 Terracotta, Ter-a-kot-u, n. [It.] bakt ei^i er 
 kin: — u nam givn tu statyqz, figyqrz, vases, 
 qrkitektyqral dekurajonz, <Vs., modcld or koat 
 in u pii>t mad cjv jijp or poterz kla, As. 
 
 Tebr.« F1L1L8. Ter-e fil-i-us, n. [/,. a sun ov dt 
 eii,] u yqniurus nam ov a stqdent or orator fer- 
 merli apiruted in de publik akts at Oksford, Ig- 
 gland, tu nink a jestig and satirikal Latin ora- 
 Jon agenst de memberz ov de yqniversiti. 
 
 Terra kikma, Ter-a fer-ma, [L.\ solid ert: man 
 land: u kontinent:— a ferm basis or funda/on. 
 
 Terra japoxica, Ter-a ja-pon-i-ka, n. Jajjan 
 ert, katekii,, de inspisated jq,s ov a spejez ov 
 uknjia. 
 
 Terrapix, Ter-a-pin, n. a spejez ov land tartiz. 
 
 TEEBAyUEOUS, Ter-a-kwe-us, a. konsistig ov land 
 and Wider: az, de tirakifciis glub. 
 
 Teurak, Ter-ar,* «. a terier or rejistcr ov landz. 
 
 Terre, Ter, ' r. t. tu pruvuk. Se {Turre.) 
 
 Terre-blle, Ti'ir-blq. n. a sort ov ert. 
 
 Terremote, Ti^r-mot,* w. an ertkwak. 
 
 Terrene, T»r-En, a. ertli: terestrial. [tcr^n. 
 
 Terbeols, Ter-e-us,* a. frti: konsistig ov ert; 
 
 Tebbei'Leix, T:ir-plan, /*. [/>.] {Fort.) a plat- 
 form, i>r horizontal surfns ov a rampart, on hwiq 
 kanoti qr piast and wurki. 
 
 Tkbrestrial, Ter-es-tri-al, a. relatig tu de frt: 
 ertli: not selestyal; konsir^tig ov v'rt. 
 
 Terrestrial, Ter-dd-tri-al, n. an inhabitant ot 
 de ert. [manor. 
 
 Terrestrially. Ter-6s-tri-al-i, aJ. after an erlli 
 
 Tekrestuialxess, Ter-es-tri-al- nes, n. At stat 
 ov beig terestrial. 
 
 Terbe-texaxt, Ti'ir-ten-nnt, n. {Law) a tenaiiit 
 boo okyqpjz land. 
 
 Terre-vebte, T;ir-v?rt, n. [/>.] gren §rt yi^id 
 bj jiiinterz. — <-'///(.) a spejez ov klorjt ov a 
 greii or oliv kulor. 
 
 Terrible, Ter-i-bl, a. dat cksjts teror; terifik; 
 horibUferful; fritful; Jokig: dredful; fermidabl: 
 — ^veri grat; baJ; sever. 
 
 Terbiblexess, T6r-i-bl-ncs, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 ig teril'l. [midabl. 
 
 Tebbibly, Ter-i-bli, ad. in a toribl maner: for- 
 
 Terrieb, Tcr-i-er, n. a smol buntig-dog dat foioz 
 biz gnm iutu hialz:- a wimbl, og.-r, or borer. — 
 {Law) u rejister or delal ov a lauded estat. 
 
 Terrific, Ter-if-ik, a. kezig teror; dredful: frjt- 
 ful: teribl: formidabl. 
 
 Teeriky. Ter-i-fj, r. t, tu strjk wid teror; tu 
 trjtn: tu frjt: tu Jok: tu inuk afnid. 
 
 Terrigexous, Tcr-ij-e-nus. a. bi.ru ov At ^rt. 
 
 Territorial, Tcr-i-tti-ri-al, a. relntig tu a t^ri- 
 turi: konsistig ov a terituri or land: poz^t ov 
 land. 
 
 Territorialize, Tcr-i-t»j-ri-al-jz. r. /. tu cnl^ij 
 or ckstend bj adijon ov tc'rituri. 
 
 Territorieu, Tt'r-i-to-rid,* a. poz^sl ov land.
 
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 Territory, Ter-i-to-ri, n. land; kuntri; doman; 
 distrikt. — {Amencd) a Iqrj distrikt ov kuntri 
 bEioijii) tu Ae Yi|n}ted Stats, do not fermii) a 
 pqit ov eni individyqal stat, and under a tem- 
 jiorari guvernment. 
 
 Terror, Ter-or, n. grat fsr; frjt; alqrm; konster- 
 nfijipii; fer kdint'i^nikated; fsr rEsevd; kez ov fer. 
 
 Terrorism, Ter-ur-iz-m, 7i. guvernment bj teror 
 er intiuiidajon: de stat ov teror. [jer. 
 
 Terrorist, Ter-or-ist, n. wun hot) proklamz dan- 
 
 Terrorlkss, Ter-or-les, a. ferles; wid-st teror. 
 
 Terse, Ters, a. nstli ritn az tu stjl; net; elegant 
 and kousjs; polijt; wel-f inijt; — *klen: kler; smcbd. 
 
 Tersely, Ters-li, ad. in a ters maner; netli. 
 
 Terseness, Ters-nes," n. de kvpoliti ov beig ters; 
 netnes. 
 
 Tertial, Ter-Jal, n. a Iqrj feder ekstendij) from 
 de proksimat ekstremiti ov ds bonz ov ds wig 
 ov sum berdz. 
 
 Tertian, Ter-Jan, n. {Ifed.} an intermitig fever 
 er agq, de paroksizmz ov hwiq return everi ud- 
 er da: so dat df^r qr tO) fits in tre daz. 
 
 Tertian, Ter-Jan, a. okurig wid wun daz inter- 
 val, az a terfun fever. 
 
 Tertiary, Ter-Ji-a-ri, a. {Geol.) terd. Se teifi- 
 ari Urata komprjz a seriez ov sedimentari roks 
 hwig Ij abiiv de prjmari and sekondari strata, 
 and qr distiggwijt from dem bj d^r erganik re- 
 manz. 
 
 Tertiate, Ter-Ji-at, v. t. tia dO), er trj tu dfli), fer 
 de terd tjm; — tu trj er prdov a gun er erdnans; 
 tu egzamin de tiknes ov de metal ov a pes ov 
 erdnans. [tig. 
 
 Tertium quid, Ter-Jum kwid, [Z.] a terd sum- 
 
 Terza-rima, Tert-za-re-ma, [It., terd er trijil 
 rim;] a pekqlyar and komplikated sistem ov 
 versif ikajon, borod bj de erli Italyan poets from 
 de Tnnbadcorz. 
 
 Terzetto, Tert-zet-o, n. [It.] {Mus.} a kompo- 
 zijon m tre pqrts. 
 
 Tessellate, Tes-el-at, r. t. tu ferm intu litl 
 skwi^iz: tu la wid qekerd wurk. 
 
 Tessellated, Tes-el-at-ed, a. variegated bj 
 skwiyz er skwi^r stonz; fermd ov smol skwqr 
 stonz; az, a tenelated pavment. [ig. 
 
 Tessellation, Tes-el-a-Jon, n. de akt ov teselat- 
 
 Tessera, Tes-e-ra, n. [L.] pi. Tes-e-re; a dj in 
 de ferm ov a skwq,r: a kub er skw;\,r; — a skwj^r 
 pes ov ston, perselau, &s., fer pavments; — a 
 kompozijon fer kuverig hiszez. 
 
 Tesseraic, Tes-e-ra-ik, a. teselated. 
 
 Tesseral, Tes-e-ral, a. relatig tu.nrljk, a tesera. 
 
 Tessulae, Te3-q,-lQr, a. {(Vin/i<taNo,/m/'hy} apljd 
 tu a sistem ov kristalz, iuklqdig de kqb, tetra- 
 hedron, &s. 
 
 Test, Test, ?i. eni tig bj hwiq de natyi^r ov a 
 substans iz trjd er distiggwijt;— a ki^pel fer trj- 
 ig metalz;— dat bj hwiq de jenyq,inues ov eni 
 tig iz pr(J)vd;— a standard; trjal: egzaminajun; 
 menz ov trjal; krjterion; prcDf; diskrimiiiafiv 
 karakteristik ; jujuient; distigkjon.— (/i>/r//;.7t 
 hiitory} an ot bj hwiq sivil and militari ot ii-eiz 
 wer obljjd tu proiv di^r adherens tu de Protes- 
 tant or establijt relijon. Se {Test ad.} 
 
 Test, Test, v. t. tu put tu a test; tu komp^r wid 
 a standard; tu proov; tu trj. 
 
 Test, Test,* v. «. tu mak a wil er testament. 
 "Hwjl he dat testet livet." 
 
 Testa, Tes-ta, ti. {Dot.} de skin ova sed. 
 
 Testable, Test-a-bl, a. kapabl ov witnesig; — dat 
 ma be dispozd ov bj wil. 
 
 Testacea, Tes-ta-Je-a, n. pi. {Conch.) moliiskus 
 animalz havig a Jeli kuverig. 
 
 Testacean. Tes-ta-Jan, n. a Jel-fiJ; an animal 
 kuverd wid a Jel. 
 
 Testacean, Tes-ta-Jan, a. relatig tu de testajea. 
 
 Te.staceology, Tes-ta-Je-61-o-ji, «. de sjens ov 
 
 testajus vermez. 
 Testaceous, Tes-ta-Jus, a. konsistig ov Jelz; kom- 
 
 pozd ov Jelz: havig kontinyqus, not jern ted, Jelz; 
 
 — opozd tia trustafiis; testajan. 
 Test-act, Test-akt, n. an akt ov de BritiJ pqrli- 
 
 ment, 25 feqrlz II., 1673, rekwjrig el of iserz, sivil 
 
 and militari, tu tak odz agenst transubstanjia- 
 
 Jon, and tu resev de sakrament ov de Lerdz 
 
 super akerdig tia de rjts ov de fc'urq ov Iggland. 
 
 His akt woz repeld in 1828. 
 Testament, Tes-ta-ment, n. a wil; a rjtig dis- 
 
 poziij ov de estat ova person desest; — wun ov ds 
 
 tm volyqmz, er jeneral divigonz, ov de Bjbl. 
 Testamental, Tes-ta-ment-al, a. testamentari. 
 Testamentary, Tes-ta-ment-a-ri, a. relatig tu a 
 
 testament or wil; givn bj wil. 
 Testamentation, Tes-ta-men-ta-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov givig bj wil. [bj wil. 
 
 Testate, Tes-tat, a. havig mad a wil; dispozd ov 
 Testation, Tes-ta-Jon,* n. witnes; evidens. 
 Testator, Tes-ta-tor, n. wun hm maks er leva 
 
 a wil. [wil. 
 
 Testatrix. Tes-ta-triks, n. a wuman hoo levz a 
 Tested. Test-ed, /'. a. trjd bj a test er standard. 
 Tester, Test-er, n. a sikspens; an old silver kefn; 
 
 — de hed, top, er kuver ov a bed. 
 Testicle, Tes-ti-kl, n. {But.} wun ov de too er- 
 
 ganz inklozd in de skrotum, tu sekret de sed; 
 
 —a ston. [a testikl, 
 
 Testiculate, Tes-tik-yn,-lat, a. {Bot.} Japt Ijk 
 Testification, Tes-ti-fi-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 testifjig. 
 Testificator, Tes-ti-fi-ka-tor,* n. wun ha> wit- 
 
 nesez: a testifjer. 
 Testifier, Tes-ti-fj-er, n. wun hm testifjz. 
 Testify, Tes-ti-fj, v. i. tu bqr witnes; tu proov; 
 
 tu giv evidens. [ov. 
 
 Testify, Tes-ti-fj, ?'. t. tu witnes; tu giv evidens 
 Testily. Test-i-li, ad. fretfuli; pevijli: morosli. 
 Testimo.vial, Tes-ti-mo-ni-al, n. a rjtig er ser- 
 
 tifikat dat ma be prodi\,st az evidens ov karak- 
 
 ter: kredenjal. 
 Testimonial, Tes-ti-mo-ni-al, a. relatig tu tes- 
 
 timoni: kontanig testimoni. 
 Testimony, Tes-ti-rao-ni, n. dat hwiq iz testifjd; 
 
 evidens givn; prcof bj witnes; publik evidens; 
 
 opn atestajon; profejon. 
 Testiness, Test-i-nes, n. morosnes; pevijnes. 
 Testing, Test-ig, n. de operajon ov trjig met- 
 alz, its. 
 Testoon, Tes-t<f)n, n. a silver kffn ov Itali er 
 
 Pd)rtyqgal, wurfc ab'st .30 sents. 
 Testudinal, Tes-tri-di-nal, a. relatig tu de tertiz. 
 Testudinated, Tes-ti|-di-nat-ed, a. rooft; qrqt. 
 Testudineous, Tes-ti\,-diu-e-us, a. rezemblig ds 
 
 Jel ov a tertiz. 
 Testudo, Tes-tii-do, n. [Z.] a tertiz; a turtl: — a 
 
 kontrjvans fer skrenig trcDps; — an ensisted tqmor. 
 Testy, Test-i, a. fretful; pevij; apt tu be aggri; 
 
 iritabl: petyi],lant; petij. 
 Tetanic, Te-tan-ik, a. relatig tu tetanus. 
 Tetanus, Tet-a-nus, n. {Med.} a spazm ov de 
 
 muslz; a spazmodik afekjon, wun ferm ov hwiq iz 
 
 ternid de lokjo er hiJct-jo. 
 Tetchiness, Teq-i-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig teqi. 
 Tetchy, Teq-i, a. peviJ; tuqi. Se {Techy.} 
 Tete, Tat, n. [Fr.] fels h^r; a ladiz wig. 
 Tete a tete. Tat a tat, ad. [Fr.] fas tu fas; 
 
 qek bj jol. 
 Tete a tete. Tat a tat, n. [Fr.] an intervi],; a 
 
 frondli or klos konversajon. 
 Tete de font. Tat do pon, ?>,. [Fr.] {Fart.} a 
 
 wurk fer defendig de entrans ov a brij. 
 Tether, Ted-er, n. a rop tu konfin a hers, er 
 
 uder best, widin serten limits hwen fedig.
 
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 Tether, T^<t-er, v.t. tu konfjn wid a tedcr. 
 Tetiivdan, Te-tj-dan, m. {2^iL) a tiinikated, 
 
 u.s.'t;ilm molusk. 
 Tktracuauliodos, Tet-ra-ke-lj-o-don, n. {GeoL) 
 
 a tnsil i-k.-tiokt atiimiil, wid fur projekiio Ub, 
 
 nl)ii tu de uiastuduD. 
 Tetrachord, Tei-ra-kord, «. (J/k«.) a konkitrd 
 
 koii-i--*. ifl ov tre degrez or intervalz, aud fiar termz 
 
 or .^'sndi. 
 Tetracolon, Tet-ra-k<ilon, n. {Poetry) a stan- 
 za, xr divijon ov lirik poetri, konHistigov fur 
 
 vcrsez. [ov for tiflz. 
 
 Tetrad, T6t-rad, n. de number fur; a kolekjon 
 TetradactVlous, Tet-ra-dak-ti-lus, a. {Hot.} 
 
 h ivi|) lur luz. 
 Tetrauiapasov, Tet-ra-dj-a-pa-in, n. {Mius.) 
 
 >i (ni(^z.k.il kerd. 
 Tetralrac'hm, T^t-ra-dram, n. a silver kern, 
 
 iiimio de anjent Greks, ov de valyq, pv for 
 
 dniinz. 
 Tetradysamiav, Tct-ra-di-na-mi-an, n. {Bot.) 
 
 u plant liavig siksslamenz, far ov hwiq qr logger 
 
 dati de uder tiD. 
 Tetradynamous. Tet-ra-din-a-mus, a. {B"t.) 
 
 haviy siks stainenz, ov hwic; tU) qr Jert, and sep- 
 
 aniti'd h\ t(D p^rz ov loyger wunz. 
 Tetragon, Tet-ra-gon, n. a skw^r; a for-aflgld 
 
 tiiiViK.— (-J»</*('/.) de furt ov a ierk\, iir niiiti 
 
 dfgrez. [and fur »]i\z. 
 
 Tetrauo.val, Te-tra^-Q-nal, a. havig fur \\\y^\i. 
 Tetraorammaton, Tct-ra gram-a-ton, n. [Gr. 
 
 and L.\ auiiii) .-•evi.Tal nnjoiit najunz, de mi.^tik 
 
 nuinl>i-r for, hwiq woz ofn siinbulizd tti reprr zent 
 
 de Uf iti, hcDz nam woz eksprest in several lag- 
 
 gwHJez bj fur letcrz. [for pi.stilz 
 
 Tetraotnian, Tet-ra-jin-i-an, a. {Bd.) havifl 
 Tetrahedron, Tet-ni-he-dron, «. a solid figynr 
 
 k'>inpreliendL'd under for ekwilatcral and ekwul 
 
 trja||:jlz. 
 Tetrahexahedral, Tet-ra-hcks-a-he-dral, a. 
 
 i';;/..l)i ij) fur ranjcz ov fascz, ecj ranj kontanig 
 
 siks fnsez. 
 Tetralogv, Tc-tral-o-ji, n. a kolekjon ov for 
 
 drainaiik kompozijunz, hwiq woz brat forward 
 
 for ek-iibifDn at Atenz. 
 Tetrameter. Te-traui-e-ter, n. a Latin er Orek 
 
 viT-* knn-i'tifl ov for fet; a seriez ov fur meter/,. 
 Tetrameter, Te-tram-e-ter, a. havig for metri- 
 
 kid let. [lucnz. 
 
 Tetra.sdrian, Te-tran-ilri-an, a. havij) fur st!i- 
 Tetrandrods, Te-tran-drus, a. {Bot.) Lavi|) fujr 
 
 .sininciiz. . [fur petalz. 
 
 Tetrapetaloi's, Tot-rn-pet-a-lus,a. (//.,<.) haviji 
 Tetrapharmacos, Tet-ra-fiir-ma-kon, n. {.Ue<l.} 
 
 an mitini'iit koinjiuzcl uv for ingredients, namli, 
 
 wak-<, rezin. Iqrd, and pi(j. 
 Tetrapiitllous, Tf-traf i-lu?, or Tet-ra-fil-us, 
 
 H. {Il't.y havig for levz. 
 Tetrapla, Tet-ra-pl.i, n. At Bjbl aranjd bj Ori- 
 
 j -11 ill fur kMlumz, konsisiin ov for Grek verjonz. 
 Tetrapodt. Te-trap-o-di, n. a sieriez ov fur fet. 
 Tetraptkran, Tc-trap-te-ran, ;i. {Ent.) an in- 
 
 !.oki wid fur wioz. [fur ka.»ez. 
 
 Tetraptote, X''t-nip-tut, n. a n-nn havij onli 
 Tetrarch, Te-trqrk, n. a Roman guvernor ov a 
 
 !• tr nki, or de fort jiqrt ov a provin.x. 
 Tetrarchate, Te-tn^rk-at, n. At sam az {TH- 
 
 rarrhii.) [tetrarki. 
 
 Tetrarchical. Te-tn'irk-i-kal, a. bel6{)io tu a 
 Tetrarch V. T^t-rnr-ki, n. de ofis or jurisdik/on 
 
 ov a tetrqrk: u Roman guvernmcnt ov a fort 
 
 ]>qrt ov a proving. 
 Tetraspaston, Tet-ra-s|>as-ton, n. {ifech.) a 
 
 umjeii in liwii^ fur puliz ol akt tug^dt-r. 
 Tktraspermous, Tet-ra-sp^r-mus, a. {Bot.) hav- 
 
 il) fur sedz. 
 
 Tetrastich, Te-tras-tik, n. an epigram ar stan- 
 
 Z'l ov fur vorHL'Z. 
 
 Tetrastoon, Te-tras-to-on, n. a kort-yqrd wid 
 purtiku/. or opn kolonadz on eq ov \tt fur gidz. 
 
 Tetrasttle, T6t-ra ntjl, n, {Arch.) a bildifl wid 
 lur kolumz or pil'irz in frunt. 
 
 Tktrasyllabic, Tet-ra-si-lal)-ik, j a. kon- 
 
 TtTRAHYLLABiCAL, Tet-ra-ui-lab-i-kal, \ gistiji 
 ov for .-ilablz. [gilabli. 
 
 Tetrasyllable, T^t-ra-sil-a-bl, n. a wurd ov for 
 
 Tetter, Tet-er, n. {Med.) an eniptiv dizezovde 
 skin: hi/rpez; a skab; a skurf: a rnjwurin. 
 
 Tetter, Tet-er, r. t. tu inf^kl wid a tei<.r. 
 
 Tetter-totter, Tet-er- tot-er, n. an aunizment 
 ov qildren, in hwiq da rjd on eq end ov u plagk, 
 or pes ov timber, balanst uptjn sumtig in de 
 miill;— kold elso tUer-kum-toter. Se {Titter.) 
 
 Tettish, Tet-iJ,* a. kapjus; testi. 
 
 Teutonic. Tq-ton-ik, a. relutig tu, or spukn bj, 
 de Tqtonez, or anjent .lerm iiiz. Ttiti'mik unli-r, 
 a militari order ov relijus |>eisonz, fisnded in liyO, 
 bi Frederik, di^k ov Swabia, intended for Jer- 
 manz ov nubl ragk unii, liavig de sam nolz az 
 duz ov de Tempiurz. [tonez. 
 
 Teuto-Vic, Tq-ti>n-ik, n. At laggwaj ov de Ti^- 
 
 Tew, Tq,* n. material for eni tig: — an jurn qan. 
 
 Tew, Tq, r. t. tu tez; tu tumbl over or ab'st; 
 tu pul: tu to; az, tu tii hemp. .Se {Tuw.) 
 
 Tewel, Ti'i-el, n. an jurn pjp in a forj. 
 
 Tewtaw, Tq-ti,* V. t. tu bet; tu \.\\. 
 
 Text, Tckst, «. dat on hwicj a koinent iz ritn: de 
 substans ov a buk, az disiijj^wijt from de kom- 
 ents upon it; — a sentens ov .Skri|)tyq,r: a sentens 
 er pasaj ov Skriptyqr yq^zd az at tem ov a ser- 
 m'ln or diskurs. 
 
 Text book, Tekst-buk, n. a buk or manyi^al 
 yq/.d in teqifl. 
 
 Text HAND, Tekst-hand, n. a kjnd ov Iqrj hand, 
 er karakter, so kold bekoz formerli de ttkU woj 
 ritn in a iqrj hand and de koment in a smel 
 wun. [wuvn. 
 
 Textile, T^ks-til, a. wovn; kapabl ov beig 
 
 Textmax, Tekst-man, n. a man redi in kwotig 
 tck-ts; a tekstyqari. 
 
 Textoeial, Teks-tu-ri-al, a. belogigtu wevij). 
 
 Tkxtrink, Teks-trin, a. rclatio tu wrvig: ick.-til. 
 
 Textual, Tekst-yq_-al, a. kontand in de tekst; — 
 scrvi)) for teksts. [teksta. 
 
 Textualist, Teksf-yq^-al-ist, ». wun redi in sjtig 
 
 Textlally, Tekst-yq-al-i, ad. in de tekst or 
 li'idi ov de wurk. 
 
 Tlxtuarist. Tekst-yq-a-rist,* j n. wun redi ia 
 
 Textuary, T^kst-yq-a-ri,* j sjlifl teksta; a 
 divjii wol verst in Skriptyqr. 
 
 Textlary, T^kst-yq-a-ri, a. kontand in, er serv- 
 ig az, u tt-k-t. [yi'""'- 
 
 Textuist. Tpkst-yq-ist,*w. a t^kstynalistortekst- 
 
 Textlre, Tekst-yqr, n. de akt ov wevig; a tig 
 wovn; a wub: manor ov wevig. wid rrsjiekt eder 
 tu form or mater: —dispozijon ov de jiqrts ov 
 bodiz: kninbinajon ov ptjrts. 
 
 Thalamus, Hal-a-mus, «. [L.] {Anat.) At pqrt 
 ov de bran from hwiq de optik nervz hav pqrt 
 ov d.-jr orijin.— ^5"^) de jiqrt on hwi(j de uvari 
 iz sricd. 
 
 Thalictro.v, Ra-lik-tron, n. [Gr.] a plant hitiz 
 root iT/emblz de nnbqrb.and iz kold de J'(t>r tnmia 
 rthh/il'. [minenil. 
 
 Thallite, Iial-jt, n. {Min.) epidut; a kristaljid 
 
 TuALLLS, Hal-US, M. [L.\ </>'<.> de Irfi pqrt or 
 n li<j.n: de yqnyon ov de stem aud de lef. 
 
 Thalmld, K.il-m"ud, n. Se {Tahtwd.) 
 
 Than, Han, k.uj. a jiqrtikl yqzJ in kiimpnrison. 
 It foloz an adjoktiv or adverb in de komi«ratir 
 degre. tu konekt de tigz k<>m|'<\nl; ai, bttcr dan. 
 It elso foloz uder, and sumiiuz th.
 
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 Thanatologt, Ran-a-tol-o-ji, n. a diskors on defi. 
 Thane, Han, /i. an old IijgliJ tjtl ov onor, perhaps 
 
 Ekwivalent tu hari/n. 
 Thanedom, Ean-dom, n. de dominyon ov a tan. 
 Thanelaxds, Hau-landz, n. pi. sug landz az wer 
 
 granted bj qqrterz ov de Sakson kigz tia d^r 
 
 tanz. 
 Thaneship, Ban-Jip, n. de ofis and digniti ov a 
 
 tan; de sgnyori ov a tan. 
 Thank, Baijk, r. t. tu ekspres gratitti,d for a fa- 
 vor er kjndnes; tu return taijks tu. Ofn yn,zd 
 
 jronikali. 
 Thank, Baijk, n. eksprejon ov gratitqd; aknolej- 
 
 ment for benefits, ©efli y^zd in de phxral. 
 Thankful, Eaijk-ful, a. ful ov gratiti^d; retiirn- 
 
 ii) tar)ks; gratful. 
 Thankfully, liagk-ful-i, ad. in a tagkful 
 
 maner; gratfuli. 
 Thankfulness, liagk-f ul-nes, «, destatovbeig 
 
 taijkful; gratiti^d. 
 Thankless, liagk-les, a. untagkful; ungratful; 
 
 not givig tagks; — not obtanig tagks; havig no 
 
 rekompens. 
 Thanklessness, Hagk-les-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 tagkles ; iugratiti|,d. 
 Thank-offering, Eagk-of-er-ig, n. an oferig in 
 
 aknolcjment ov favorz. [solem rjts. 
 
 Thanksgive, Eagks-giv,* «. t. tia selebrat bj 
 Thanksgiver, Bagks-giv-er, n. a giver ov tagks. 
 Thanksgiving, Eagks-giv-ig, w. de akt ov givig 
 
 tagks; a da er sezn ov givig tagks; selebrajon 
 
 ov mersi. 
 Thankworthy, Bagk-wur-di, a. dezervig grat- 
 
 ix,x\A.; meritwrius. 
 Thar, Rqr, «. {Z»oL} a spejez ov antelop. 
 Tharm, liqrm, n. intestinz twisted Ijk a kerd, far 
 
 several yi^sez. 
 That, Sat, pron., pi. Siaz; a demonstrativ pro- 
 
 nisn er pronominal adjektiv; — not dis, but de 
 
 uder; de former tig; de mor distant tig; de tig 
 
 intimated previusli. It iz ofn opozd tia dis. Se 
 
 (T/m.) 
 That, 5at, pron. relativ; ekwivalent tu ha>, hcom, 
 
 er fiivig; relatig tu de antesedent person er tig: 
 
 — yiX^^d in bot de siggv^lar and plqral numberz, 
 
 and in de nominativ and objektiv kasez; — kom- 
 
 onli apljd tu iijjz; ofn ivi. 2)ersonz. 
 That, 3at, hmj. bekez; notig a konsekwens; ncat- 
 
 ig indikajon; notig a fjnal end. 
 Thatch, Bag, n. stro or redz lad on de tops ov 
 
 roifs or hiszez fera kuverig. [tag. 
 
 Thatch, Eac, i). t. tu kuver, az wid stre, redz, er 
 Thatched, Eaqt, «/■ Haq-ed, p. a. kuverd wid 
 
 tag. 
 Thatcher, Raq-or, n. wun hvD tagez h-szez. 
 Thatching, Eaq-ig, h. de akt ov kuverig wid 
 
 taq; de roif or de pqrt ov it kuverd wid tag; ma- 
 
 terialz for tagig; stro er redz. 
 Thaumatrope, iio-ma-trop, n. an optikal ter, de 
 
 [irinsipl uv hwiq depeudz on de persistens ov 
 
 vijon. In revolvig it maks too piktyij^rz wun. 
 Thaumaturgic. lio-ma-tur-jik, a. wurkig wun- 
 
 derz; tDUiaturjikal. 
 Thaumaturgical, Eo-ina-tiir-ji-kal, a. wurkig 
 
 wunderz; eksjtig wundor. 
 Thaumaturgics, Ee-ma-tiir-jiks, n. pi. fets ov 
 
 majik or lejerdeman. [wurker. 
 
 Thaumaturgus, Eo-nia-tur-gus, n. a wunder- 
 Thaumaturgy, Eo-ina-tur-ji, n. de akt ov per- 
 
 formig wunderz. 
 Thaw, Bo, «. i. tu bekiim fliyd from a stat ov 
 
 konjelajon: tu gro likwid; tu melt. 
 Thaw, Be, v. t. tu melt hwot had bin konjt'ld. 
 Thaw, Be, n. de akt ov ioig or meltig; likwe- 
 
 fakjon bj wermt: wermt suq az likwefjz kon- 
 jelajon. 
 
 Thawy, Be-i, a. groig likwid; teig. 
 
 The, ae, de definit qrtikl, prefikst tu nunz bot 
 
 in de siggi],lar and phyal number, tu indikat 
 
 hwot partikyqlar tig er tigz q,r ment; az, "Giv 
 
 me ds buk." [plant. 
 
 Thea, Ee-a, n. {Bot.} a jenus ov plants; de te- 
 Theanthropical, Ee-an-trop-i-kal, a. beig bot 
 
 divjn and hqman. 
 Theatine, Ee-a-tin, n. wun ov a relijus erder 
 
 amiig de Roman Katoliks, fisnded, in 1524, bj 
 
 St. Kajetan ov {Teate,} ns (Chieti,) egzistig 
 
 qefli in Itali. 
 Theateal, Be-a-tral,* a. teatrikal. 
 Theatre, Ee-a-ter, /i. a bildig aprdjpriated tu 
 
 de rcprezentajon ov dramatik spektaklz; a plas 
 
 for Joz, eksibijon, akjon, &s.; a staj; a pla-h3S; 
 
 a plas rjzig bj steps er gradajonz, Ijk a teater; a 
 
 plas for oni perfermans. 
 Theatric, Be-at-rik, ( a. relatig tu a tea- 
 
 Theatrical, Be-at-ri-kal, | ter; sqted tu a 
 
 teater; kalki^lated fer displa; pompus; senik. 
 Theatrically, Ee-at-ri-kal-i, ad. in a maner 
 
 si^tig de staj. [fermansez. 
 
 Theatricals, Eg-at-ri-kalz, n. pi. teatrikal per- 
 Theave, Bev, n. a yq, er Jep ov tre yerz old. 
 
 [Nert ov Iggland.] 
 Theban, Be-ban, n. a nativ ov Bebz; — a. relatig 
 
 tu Bebz. 
 Theca, By-ka, n. [L.] pi. Re-se; {Bot.) ds kas 
 
 hwiq koutanz de spon^lz ov fliierles plants. — 
 
 {Anat.} a fjbrus Jet in hwiq serten soft pqrts ov 
 
 de bodi qr inklozd. 
 Thecaphone, Be-ka-fon, n. {Bot.} de log stek 
 
 upon hwiq de ovarium ov sum plants iz seted. 
 Thecodont, Ee-ko-dont, n. a kjnd ov lizard. 
 Thee, Ht, pron. de objektiv kas siggi|,lar ov Ss. 
 Theft, Beft, n. de akt ov tevig er stelig; de tig 
 
 stoln. 
 Theftbote, Eeft-bot, n. {Law} ds akt ov kom- 
 
 p-sndig wid a tef, bj resevig bak from him de 
 
 stoln gudz. 
 TiiEiFORM, Be-i-ferm, a. beig in de form ov te. 
 Theina, Ee-i-na, ) n. {Chem.} de peki^lyar prin- 
 Theine, Be-in, i sipl ov te. 
 Their, cliir, pron. adjel-tiv er posesiv, er pronom- 
 inal adjektiv; belogig tu dem. It taks de ferm 
 
 ov de pron-sn di^rz, hwen de guvernig wurd duz 
 
 not foltD. 
 Theirs, aq,rz, pron. pi. pozesiv kas from ffa/ ov 
 
 dem. air), he, Jg, it; fl. nmn. da, pos. dq,rz, 
 
 ohj. dem. 
 Theism, Be-iz-m, n. belef in de egzistens ov a 
 
 God, az opozd tu 6teizm. It duz not implj a 
 
 denjal ov revelajon, and in dis respekt it diferz 
 
 from de komon, modern me nig ov deism. 
 Theist, Be-ist, n. wun hco belevz in a God. 
 Theistic, Re-is-tik, ) a. belogig tu teists er 
 
 Theistical, Be-is-ti-kal, ) teizm: adherig tu 
 
 teizm. [ov krustajan. 
 
 Thelphusian, Eel-fq-Jan, n. {Zool.} a spejez 
 Them, Hem, pron. pi. de objektiv kas ov Sa. 
 Theme, Bem, n. de ferst er radikal stat ov a tig; 
 
 — de subjekt er topik ov a diskors er disertajon; 
 
 — a literari er skcol esa ritn on a givn subjekt;— 
 
 de orijinal wurd from hwiq inflekjonz and de- 
 
 rivativz sprig. 
 Themselves, <Iem-selvz, lyron. pi. de resiprokal 
 
 ferm ov da and dem; dez veri personz; — yq,zd 
 
 bot in de nominativ and objektiv kasez. 
 Then, Elen, ad. at dat tjm; afterwardz; at wun 
 
 tjm er aniider; — d^rfor; fer dis rezn; — at anuder 
 
 tjm; az, n.s and den, at wun tjm and anuder; — 
 
 dat tjm; az, "til den." 
 Then, Sen, h<tnj. in dat kas; in konsekwens; az, 
 
 " If el dis be so, den man haz a natyi^ral fre- 
 
 dom."
 
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 Thi:.v, (Ten, a. ef^Utin at dat t[m; az, "Q dezjr 
 
 ov adv.iiiUij in hiz den profejon." Jlis yi\» ov 
 
 Ac wunl, An iiuint|uiz fxnd in r£!<iK>klubl r'lien, 
 
 iz not lu br upnbvJ. 
 Thence, Hens, ad. from diit j)las; from dat tjm; 
 
 for dat rezn. — Frimt denn, Ijk /'n/w turn, iz a 
 
 pUuiiuzm: yet but ov dem qr Hupurtod bj ku.-t- 
 
 tom ami gud yn,9. "01 xmn/rutn deiu purj and 
 
 di<|M'r.s." 
 TuKSCEFORTU, J[<5ns-fcjrft, &(l. from dat tjra. 
 
 Fr<iin dtiisfhrt iz a bqrbarizin, or plt'unazin, 
 
 k'sntrnansi b| res|>vklabl otiuritiz. [dat t|m. 
 
 Thexokkorward, Jlons-f.'tr-wurd, ad. on from 
 TiiEUBUOMA, He-u-brij-ina, n. {/l"t.) a jenm ov 
 
 planui, n «pejE7. ov hwiq yrldz de kuku ov kom- 
 
 ?r8. 
 Tbeocract, Re-Ak-ra-si, n. At guvcmmcni ov a 
 
 sifii iinpdinili bi (tod, az dat ov de 'Izraol{ts be- 
 
 fijr de ;ii»Tntment ov kiflz. 
 TuEOcUASY, He u-krii-si, «. {AncUnt phil<m>phtj) 
 
 At intiiunt yunyon ov At sol wid G(jd, az it woz 
 
 held b| At Nil ritituiiist^ tu be ataiiabl. 
 Theocratic, liE-u-krai-ik, ( &. relatig tu 
 
 TuEOCRATicAL, He-u-krat-i-kal,! ateokrasi, er 
 
 a (juvi-rninent admini-itfnl bj G<>d. 
 TuEDDiCY, He 6d-i-si, n. a branq ov inkwjri hwiq 
 
 att>int;< tu invc.itigHt dt nniynr, osun:* atiJ atri- 
 
 biiis iiv At Deiti;— optimizm. 
 Theodolite, Hr-6»l-u)ljt, n. an in.stnDmcnt yi^zd 
 
 bj siirvnorz fur mojurnj agglz, in order tu kom- 
 
 pt^t At \\\Vf and distanitez ov remot objekls. 
 TuEODOsiA.v, Hr-o-dii-Jan, a. beloiiig tu At cm- 
 
 peror Heuduja-s, or tu a kiod ov loz dron up bj 
 
 liiz iirdor. [uni. 
 
 T»KO(iOMST. nt-6g-o-ni3t, n. wun verst in troj;- 
 TiitoooNY, Hc-dg-u-ni, n. de branq ov beden 
 
 teoli.iji, ormit<!*luji, hwiq tret3ov de jenealoji ov 
 
 At giidz. 
 Theolooaster, HE-61-u)-pw-tor, n. a kjnd ov 
 
 kwak in diviiiiti, az a nuidikatter in fizik: a lo 
 
 rjlemr stij^dent in diviiiiti. 
 Theologian, He-ia-l(i)-ji-an, n. wun verst in te- 
 
 lilijji: a prof^sor ov te^iuji; a lerned divjn. 
 TiiKOLOOic, HE-(j-16j-ik, j a. rEbitig tu te- 
 
 Theoloqical, He-o-Ioj-i-kftl, j dioji: snkred: 
 
 div(n. [lojikal maner. 
 
 THEOLOoiCALLf, He-o-ldj-i-kal-i, wi. in a tcu- 
 I'liKoLooics, lit-u-loj-iks, n.j'l. teoldji; a kant 
 
 w'lr.l. ^ [vjn. 
 
 Theolooist, Re-6l-i3-jist, n. a teolqjian; a di- 
 Tiikolooizk, He-ol-o-jjz, c. t. tu render teuloji- 
 
 t*'*'- [lujian. 
 
 'I'liEciLooizg, He-61-u-Jiz, V. i. tu rtzn az a teu- 
 TiiKOLouuE, Hr-o-Lig. «. a fEb)lajian. 
 Theoloov, lie-ol-u-ji, //. de "i-m hwiq treta ov 
 
 df e^i'tens, iialynr and atnliiit-i ov (}.kJ, and 
 
 ov hiz rthijiinz tu man: At U.u duktrin konsorn- 
 
 ip (»od, and de diiti hwiq ot tu be renderd tu 
 
 him bj man: diviiiiti: .-tHkred liieratiir. 
 Theomachist, Hr-6m-a-ki.st, n. wun h* fjt3 
 
 a;;eii-t At ^ixlz. 
 Thkumachv, Hc-om-a-ki, n. de akt ov fjiip 
 
 ajji'ii'l dr godi, az bj de jjanUovuld; — ojwzijon 
 
 tu dr divjn wil. 
 TuEOMANcy, H^-Q-man-si, n. dat itpr/ri ov divi- 
 
 najoii hwiq Woz dr«Hi fnjin de rt4|i6uiezov oniklz 
 
 aimio nnjent hedeii na/onz. [tro|>ati. 
 
 TiuuPATHKTic, Hr-b>-pa-Wt-ik. a. rrlatin tu 
 Theohathic, Hr-u-p:it ik, a. rcintin tu teoimti: 
 
 t.u) .It.'llk. 
 
 Theopathy. He-<>p-a-ti, n. divjn .simpati; felig 
 
 ill rrlaj.in tu ()<>d. 
 Thkopuasy, Hr-of-n-ni, n. At inanifcvtnjnn ov 
 
 (i ■! lu iu:in bj :iktyiial ti|>rran^. 
 Theoi'Hilaxthropic, tiE-u-fil-an-frop-ik, 4. yq- 
 
 n{ti() ti-itm and tilantrupi. 
 
 I a. kom- 
 
 !,>• iirjzd in 
 
 J tt'uremz; 
 
 TuEOPHiLASTHROPiBif, He-ci-fi-lan-tro-pix-m, «. 
 
 At luv ov (j<m1 iiiiil man. 
 Theopiiilanthropiht, lie-o-fi-lan tro-piitt, n. 
 
 wun liJi pnikiiiiez or prufe^z teufilantrupiacn. 
 Theorbo, He-iir-bu, n. u Iqrj li^t, xumtimz kold 
 
 iiri;-li(t, for jilaioa turu-ba-', yi^zd bjdr Itaiyanz. 
 Theorem, liE-u-rem, n. {(rri'in.) n tra»t or |KJziJ- 
 
 on pru|HJzd tu be pniivd, in koiitnidii'tiukJoD 
 
 tu u /iratiUm, hwiq pru|)uzuz liuiutiy tu be dun; 
 
 u Mp<^kyi^lativ tniit; a puzijon lad dvn az an ak- 
 
 nok'jd troit. 
 Tiir.oREMATic, Ile-u-re-niit-ik, 
 TiiKORKMATiCAL, He-o-re-mit-i-kal, 
 TiiEORKMic, He-o-r^m-ik, 
 
 kMii<i-iii|j ill ttijreinz. (tt'uiremz. 
 
 Theorematist, He-Q-rt-m-a-tist, n. wun noi forms 
 TiiEoKETic, liru-ret-ik, i <i. relatig tu tea- 
 
 Tueoretical, He-o-r^t-i-kal, I ri; dep^ndig on 
 
 teuri; s|)ekyii,laliv; not praktikat. 
 Theoretically, He-u-rdt-i-kal-i, ad. bj tian; 
 
 .tpekyiilulivli. 
 Theoretics, Ht-u-ret-iki, n. pi. At sp^kyij^lativ 
 
 ixjrts ov a sieus. 
 Theoricon, fiE-or-i-kon, n. de pur/on ov de 
 
 jiublik reven<i, ov Atenz hwiq woz aprifipriated 
 
 tu tcatrikal rcprezcntajonz. [e|iekyii,latist. 
 
 Theorist, Ht-o-rist, n. wun hO) formz teuriz; a 
 Theorize, Hi'-u-rjz, r. i. tu form teuriz or sis- 
 
 ti'iii/.; tu ^(K-'kynlat. [teurist, 
 
 Theorizer, He'-u-rjz-cr, n. wan h(D tearjzez; a 
 Theory, He-u-ri, u. At ab^trakt prinsiplz ov eai 
 
 ^-j'-iisor qrt, kon-^iderd wid'St referens tu praklis; 
 
 u konekted aranjiucnt ov fakts akordig tu d^^r 
 
 biiri'i on sum lo: s|>ekyn,iaJon; skem. 
 TiiKOsopHic, Hf-u-s6f-ik, t a. relatig tu 
 
 TuEfisoPHiCAL, lie-Q-sof-i-kal, J te6s(Dfi; divjnli 
 
 wjz. 
 Theosophism, Re-ds-Q-fis-m, n. divja wizdom or 
 
 ililimiiaj'iii: troscDfi. 
 Theosophist, liE-o^-u-fist, /». wun verst in teds- 
 
 uti: wun bd) preteudz tu imediat divjn ili^mioa- 
 
 Jon. [kal. 
 
 Theosophistical, Re-os-o-fid-ti-kal, a. tcuwofi- 
 Theosophize. lie-os-o-fjz, p.*. tu tret ov teosvifi. 
 Theo.sopiiy, Re-6s-o-fi, n. divjn wizdom or ili^- 
 
 lUIIIUJOII. 
 
 Therapeutic, Ror-a-pi'i-tik, j a. rclatig tu 
 
 Therapeutical, Her-a-pi^-ti-kal, j terap^tiks; 
 kuniiiv. 
 
 Therapeutics, Ker-a-pii-tik", n. pi. {Med.) a 
 branq ov patoluji relati|) tu de aplikajon or 
 n-uu-'liz, and At ki^r ov dizezez. [tcrapiitikfl. 
 
 Therapeutist, liLT-a-pi'i-ti-t, u. wun vvrst in 
 
 Therapy, Her-a-pi, ;/. tenipn,tiks. 
 
 There. <l:\r. ad. in dat |ila.<<; -it iz ofn o^iuzd tu 
 /t-'T; -it iz sumiiiuz yi^zd iiiterjekjonali, direktig 
 tu suiutig at a distans: -it iz yn,zd at dr brgin- 
 ig ov u seiiten^ tu intrudi'is a v?rb ar fraz wid 
 cmfiisis, bj hwiq de uomiuativ iz trun after de 
 verb: az, "il.fr wnz a ra:in," As. — Unrit yi^zd in 
 ki>in|KJZiJi)n wid preiuzijonz, az in At tuluig 
 wurdz, most uv hwiq )\r nr gruig obsoirt ur 
 kwani, unles viizd t«knikali, or in Id laggwaj. 
 
 Thereabout, <l:ir-a-b'xt, i W. nrrdal plas: ner- 
 
 TuEREAiiOUTS, (l^r-a-b-st.^, i li: kons^mig dat 
 iiiatiT. iLyuhst* iz de mur kooaon, du estfind 
 dr li's pn>iH;r. [tor dat. 
 
 Thereakter, Mur-df-ter, .■«(/. akordig tu dat: af- 
 
 Thereat. cl:\r-:it, ad. at dat: on dat ak'snl; At 
 ditt pins. 
 
 TiiKREUY. niir-bi, ail. bj dat; bj mrnz ov dat. 
 
 Therefore, Hiir-for, nt H^r-f^r, */. and kimj. 
 f'lr (lai: f.ir dis; f.ir dis rrzn: f>>r dis or dat |i.;r- 
 »on or tig: nis; kon^rkwentli.— It iz kumunli 
 reknd az an adverb, but it ofn parlaks ov dc 
 natyi^r or a konjugk/un.
 
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 Therefrom, cT^r-from, ad. from dat; from dis. 
 Thckein, Hfir-in, ad. in dat; in dis. 
 Thereinto, avint*^) ^^- intia dat. 
 Thereof, 'd\T-6i, ad. ov dat; ov dis. 
 Thereology, Rer-E-61-o-ji, yi. At studi ov dizsz- 
 
 ez, and At praktis ov medisin; At qrt ov helig 
 
 er kiirii] dizezez; terapi],tiks. 
 Thereon, Siir-on, arf. on dat. 
 Thereto, av-ta>, j ^_ ^^ ^^^_ 
 
 Thereunto, d^r-un-tfo, ) 
 Theretofore, a4r-tia-fcDr, ad. bgfcor dat tjm. 
 Thereupon, Hfir-up-on, ad. upon dat; imediatli. 
 Therewith, a%r-wid, ad. wid dat; iinsdiatli. 
 Therewithal, Hiir-wid-el,* ad. over and abdv; 
 
 at At satn tjm; wid dat. 
 Theriac, Re-ii-ak, n. a medisinal trekl; a reme- 
 
 di ageiist pffznz. 
 Theriacal, Hg-rj-a-kal, a. medisinal; fizikal. 
 Therm, Rerm, n. a pedestal inkrssig upwardz fer 
 
 At resepjon ov a bust. 
 Thermal, Rer-mal, a. relatig tu hst; hot; werm; 
 
 az, terinal weter. 
 Thermidor, Eer-mi-der, n. ds nam ov de elevnt 
 
 munt in At Frenq republikan kalendar. 
 Thermo-electricity, Rer-mu)-E-Iek-tris-i-ti, n. 
 
 elektiiiiti dsvelopt bj de unskwal diMtribi]Jon ov 
 
 hsl trot) bodiz. 
 Thermometer, Rer-mom-e-ter, n. an instrit>ment 
 
 fer me;^i|rig At variajonz ov hgt er temperati^r. 
 Thermometeic, Rer-mu-met-rik, a. termomet- 
 
 rikal. 
 Thermometrical, Eer-mo-m6t-ri-kal, a. relatii) 
 
 tia u termomEter: mexi^rii) hEt. 
 Thermometrically, Rer-mo-met-ri-kal-i, ad. bj 
 
 msuz (jv a termomEter. 
 ', Thermoscope, Rer-mo-skop, n. animperfekt sort 
 
 ov termomEter. 
 Thermoscopic, Rer-mo-skop-ik,* ) a. rslatiij 
 Thermoscopical, Rer-mo-skop-ik-al, ) tu a ter- 
 
 muj-ikop. 
 Thermostat, Eer-mo-stat, n. an aparatus, keld 
 
 elsQ a het-giirerwir, fer regyi|latii) temperatn,r. 
 
 in vaporizajon, distilajon, bEtiy ov bqdz or bot- 
 
 h-iszez, and veutilatir) apartments, patented tui 
 
 <Dr. A. Ure,) in 1831. 
 These, Sez, /'i-on. or pranominal adj. de plural 
 
 ov clis. Opozd tia daz; dtz relats tu de per- 
 
 sonz er tiijz nerest er last menjond, and dos tu 
 
 de most remot er ferst menjund. 
 Thesis, Rs-sis, n., pi. Rs-sez, sumtii) lad d-sn, 
 
 afermativli er negativli; a propozijim; a pozij- 
 
 on; a subjekt for a skcol eksersjz; At eksersjz 
 
 itself .—(J/(^s.) dE dsprejonov de hand in mqrk- 
 
 ii) er hetii] tjm: korelativ tu {arsu.) 
 Thesmothete", Res-mo-tEt, 7i. a legivcr; a maj- 
 
 i^fat. [ik aktig. 
 
 Thespian, Ees-pi-an, a. relatii) tu trajgdi er traj- 
 Thetical, Ret-ik-al, a. lad d^n; pozitiv. 
 Theurgic, Re-ur-jik, j , . 
 
 Theurgical, Re-iir-ji-kal,j ^- '"^'atnj tu teurji. 
 Theurgist, Ee-ur-jist, ». wun ha> iz adikted tu 
 f teurji. 
 ■ Theurgy, EE-ur-ji, n. At p-ser ov dcoit) siipernat- 
 
 yiyal tigz; At qrt ov majik az praktist bj At 
 
 anjents. ' 
 
 They, Jla, /^/'ow. de nominativ pli|_ral ov lie, 2i\ 
 
 It, pozesiv dqy-., objektiv de)n;—n iz ov el'jen- 
 
 derz. ae men; de wimen; dE personz: dg tiiiz 
 Thibetian, Ti-bE-Ji-an, n. a nativ ov Tibet. 
 Thible, Rj-bl,* n. a sljs: q sp;ityi|la. 
 Thick, Rik, a. haviij komparativ bulk distiijkt 
 
 from lei)t and bredt; — not tin; dens; not r^r; 
 
 gros: turbid;— not klEr; not transp<irent: mudi; 
 
 fekyn,lent;— grat in serkumfereiis; not slender;— ' 
 
 dsp; nutii) At terd dimciijon, az, "a pluijk for 
 
 fet log, toifet bred, and f jv iugez f»7.-;— frekwent- 
 
 klos; not divjded bj mug S|)a3; krsded; kompaktj 
 solid; not Ezili pervius; kors; wid'st proper in- 
 tervalz ov qrtikynlajo;);— sti\,pid; dul; not kwik, 
 az, tlk ov hErig; — J:iutimat; t'amilyar. 
 
 Thick, Rik, n. At tikest pqrt, or At tjm hwen eni 
 tig iz tikest; — a tiket. — Erco tik and tin, trO) el 
 obstaklz. [dept. 
 
 Thick, Rik, ad. frekwentli; fast; klcasli; tu a grat 
 
 Thick-coated, Rik-kot-ed, a. havi^j a tik kot er 
 rjud. 
 
 Thicken, Rik-n, v. t. tu mak tik; tu mak klos; 
 tu til up interstisez; tu kondens; tu konsoli- 
 dat; — tu mak frekwent; tu mak klos er nq^mer- 
 us, az, tu tikn de rai)ks. 
 
 Thicken, Rik-n, «. i. tu gro tik; tu gro dens er 
 mudi; tu konkret. 
 
 Thicket, Rik-et, n. a klos not er kluster ov trez; 
 a khos wud. 
 
 Thick-head, Rik-hed, n. a sti^pid er simpl felo. 
 
 Thick HEADED, Rik-hed-ed, a. havig a tik bed; 
 stiyjid. 
 
 Thickish, Rik-iJ, a. sumhwot tik. [foliaj. 
 
 Thick LEAVED, Rik-levd, a. havig tik er dens 
 
 Thick-lipped, Rik-lipt, a. havii) tik lips. 
 
 Thickly, liik-li, ad. widtiknes; densli; klosli. 
 
 Thick-necked, Rik-nekt, a. havii) a tik nek. 
 
 Thickness, Rik-nes, n. At stat ov beii) tik; dens- 
 iti; kompaktncs; dept; konsistens; spisitn,d; im- 
 perviusnes; klo.snes. 
 
 Thick-ribbed, Rik-ribd, a. havig tik ribz. 
 
 Thickset, Rik-set, a. klos planted; havig a tik 
 bodi. 
 
 Thick-shelled, Hik-Jeld, a. havig a tik Jel. 
 
 Thick skin, Rik-skin, n. a kors, gros man; a 
 uumskul. 
 
 Thick-skull, Hik-skul, n. a dolt; a blokhed. 
 
 Thick-skulled, Eik-skuld, a. dul;stn,pid. 
 
 Thief, Wti, ii., pi. Revz; wun hco praktisez teftj 
 wun ho) stElz; — a waster in dE dnuf ov a kandl. 
 
 Thief-catcher, Eef-kag-er, n. wun hcD kaqea 
 tEvz: a tEl-taker. 
 
 Thief-leadee, Esf-led-er, n. a tef-taker. 
 
 Thief-Taker, Ref-tak-er, n. a taker ov tevz; a 
 tEt'-kacjer. 
 
 Thieve, Rev, v. i. tu stel; tu praktis teft. 
 
 Thievery, Eev-er-i, ■;;,. ds praktis ov stElijj; teft. 
 
 Thievish, REv-iJ, a. partakii) ov teft; praktisig 
 teft; givu tu stElii): sekret; slj. 
 
 Thievishly, Rev ij-li, ad. Ijk a tEf. 
 
 Thievishness, Rev-iJ-nes, n. dispozijon tu stel; 
 habit iiv sieUij. 
 
 Thigh, Rj, n. At pqrt ov de bodi bEtwen At leg 
 and dE hip-j(fnt, er bEtwen At de and At truijk. 
 
 Thigh-bone, Rj-bon, ;*. de bon ov At tj; de lon- 
 gest boil in de budi. 
 
 Thill, Ril, n. At Jaf t, er drqf t-bem ov a wagon 
 or udcr VEhikl. 
 
 Thiller, Ril-er, n. At til-hers. 
 
 Thill-horse, Ril-hers, «. At hers dat draz bet wen 
 At J'lfts or tilz; de Jufthers. 
 
 Thimble, Rim-bl, n. a metal kuver fer de figger, 
 y\\iA in soig:— an jurn riij belogii) tu a sal, fit- 
 ed tu re-EV a rop. [holdz. 
 
 Thimbleful, Rim-bl-ful, n. az mug az a timbl 
 
 Thime. Tjm, n. a fragr.int erb. Se {Tht/me.} 
 
 Thin, Rin, a. not tik; rji,r; not dens; not klos: sep- 
 arat bj Iqrj spasez; not klosli kompakted er aki^,- 
 mq,lated ;- egzjl; smel; — Jiot kwrs; not gros in 
 substans, az, a /«7j val;— not ab-sndig; not fat; 
 not bulki; len; slim; slender; meger; sljt: unsub- 
 stanjal. [az, tin-khid. 
 
 Thin, Rin, ad. not tikli; — yt|zd in kompozijon. 
 
 Thin, Rin, v. t. tu mak tin or rq,r; tu mak les 
 tik, kn?dcd, klos, er nrimerus; tu atenyq,at; — 
 Tid tin it, r.i. { Geol.') tu gro tin tu a termina- 
 Jon; tu diminij in tiknes and disaper, az strata.
 
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 TuiSE, H'la, pron. pmerio from Us; ov or belogio 
 tu di. It is yi{,£d ior di bwun de aubdiuuiiv 
 ii divjdod I'ruiu il; ai, (IL^ iz <// htt:!; clis hK:t iz 
 diri;—oUu, ia de iiuluiu :it|l, ii iz yazd tur <j/ 
 bctijr wurdi begiuio wid u vvul or ajuut A/ uz, 
 <///< r.r. 
 
 Thin rACEO, Kin-fa:<t, a. buviy a tin fan. 
 
 TuiNti. iin)> "■ hwoievLT iz iidt a |>vrson, or bwot- 
 et'ur iz Uisiiukt.ur kuu^jt'vd tu be di^iiiykc, I'ruin 
 wuaz SL-lf uiid t'ruui udur iutulijuut b£i(jz: eui 
 k^ud uv lUiitur. It iz yi^zd ov uc-'-sonz lu kon- 
 t«uit, iiiid 9umi|iuz in piii; az, <1e [nJjt tij Kjd. 
 
 Tuj.nK, li>u''> t- '• L'- t^^) /^- t»ukio, tot;J tu uin- 
 pliir de ui(ud; tu biiv jdeaz; tu kujitat; tu re- 
 flokt; lu kuu:iev'; tu :jupuz; tu imujin; tu JuJ; 
 tu kunkli^d; tu determiu; tu intend: tu fuu^i; 
 tu ii)i|,z; tu uicdilMt; tu rukulekt; tu ubziirr; 
 tu be uv upiuyon; tu kuudidur: tu duv, tu de- 
 liberui. — Tu. tii/k oii,, tu kuutrjv. — Tu tijk oc, 
 tu cdtimat. 
 
 TuiNK, lii{/k, ('. t. tu imajin; tu konsev; tu kon- 
 leui^lut; tu t'ua:>i; lu dein; tu belev; tu Mtem. 
 Tbi tijk "*"';, tu gruj. — Ttd tiijk mwj ov, tu 
 esteiu hjli. — Tui tijk ekorn, lu dii>ddn. — Jldii/kii, 
 [i. iiutut,] It seinz lu uie. Se {JJtt/iinkt.) 
 
 TuiNKbU, lii))k-vr, H. wun bO) tiyks. 
 
 Tui.skiaU, lii;jk-ig, 7i. imajiuajoo; kojilajon; 
 
 JUJIUOUC. 
 
 Tui.\Ki>o, Rigk-it), pp. a. havig bet; rEflektifl, 
 Tui.v-LirPED, iiiu-lipt, a. buriy (lu lipa. 
 Tiii.>LV, liiu-li, ml. in a bin muuer; not bikli; not 
 
 kluj-ii. 
 Thinner, Kin-er, u. wun biA tinz or mak^ tin. 
 Tiii.NNUid, Hia-Dos, H. de :>iat ov beig tin; wont 
 
 ov t.Kiiori: teai(,iii: r<^ruc:j. 
 TuiM-ouT, liiu-'si, II. de ukntun/on, fciuig vt, and 
 
 Ijii.il ilisiipenins ov strata or laerz. Se {Tkin.) 
 Thin-suelleu, liin-Jfld, a. baviy a tin Jul. 
 Thin skinneu, liin-skind, a. hiiviu ii tin skin; — 
 
 |M/.o i|| luut: :^i:u>iuihU; irilabi; ira>ibl. 
 THio.vuaio, lii-o-nii-rik, a. {I'/iem.) notij) an 
 
 a«i>l ooiaud b} de ukjoa ov n{trik usid ujjou yq^- 
 
 rik a.-iiil. j^nal uv tic 
 
 Tiiiao, liitrd, a. de nekst after de sokond: erdi- 
 TuiKU, iiord, B. a terd jjqrt. — de sikstiot jiqrt ov 
 
 Q .-okond.— (.!/'/*.) an luip^rfekl kuiik-trd, kon- 
 
 tanio tu> degrez or intervalz, and tre teruiz or 
 
 s-siiil/.. {Liiv.} a widuz po)rJ'on. Se {T/iinln.f 
 TuiROBUHOUUii. iivrd-bur-(j, It. an under-kuudtabi 
 TuiRUl.NUti. lii;rd-n)/., n. I'l. {h'n<f. law) a tt-ri 
 
 join uv de k'trn gruig on de gr-Hiid ai de dut ov 
 
 (1 I'.-iiant, and di), lu de lord az beriol. 
 Tbirdlt. livrd-li, ad. in de tt-rd plas. 
 TuiRDii, li^rdz, a. pi. {Law) dai {lurjon I or terd 
 
 ov te re^l tMiat ov a desert buzbaud, bwicj iz 
 
 aKd tu de wida. 
 Thirl, H^rl,* r. l. lu pers; tu a^trikt or bind: 
 
 II tril. Se {T/irill.) 
 TuiRLAOE, livrl-aj, ri. {Scotch law) a tcnynr or 
 
 ka.tioiu toriuurii kumoa in Skotland, b| li«vi<j ic 
 
 uiierz or okyiipfon ov s^rtuu landz wrr kniupi'll 
 
 tu tak d^r k>)ru tu a |xiriikyiilur ml, lu bwii; 
 
 dr hiiiili WtT iwd lu be terl<l or usiriktcd. 
 Thirst. Horst, «. de tscn^ajon >.v u dezjr tu dri()k. 
 
 kMi-isti)) ov a drinta and bet "V de luxt: W'.ut 
 
 i.v driqk; -fgi-rnes; vebeiucnt dezjr: drut. 
 Thirst, K^rst, r. i'. tu fel wont ov drmk: tu be 
 
 t -r^'i. tu hav u vebruiuol drz|r for cm tig. 
 Thirster. Korst-or, n. wun boi t«;rst.<. 
 THiK.^rii.v. H.T-'t-i-li, aJ. inn tv"'' manor. 
 TuiRSTiSKSS. lit-n't-i-ne.-', /». de Mul ov beiy t<9r.sti; 
 
 .1 ^ rlit'ui -ni dezjr. 
 Thirsty, Korst-i, ,». sufurig wont ov drigk; pand 
 
 in W'.nt i«v drigk: drj: arid: \>t{rc,l wid dr»t; 
 
 P"/t>t wid vehrtuent deur: iiz. bluil-/^/j«/j. 
 TuiRTEKN, iier-tcn, a. and a. ten and trz. 
 
 TuiRTEESTU, Rtjr-tcnt, a. ordinal ov t?rten: t^rd 
 ufu.T de t«nt. [nal ov t-.-rti. 
 
 Thirtieth, Hyr-ti-et, a. de tout trjs tuld; o'rdi- 
 
 Thihty, liv-r-li, a. tr|s ten; ten and iwemi. 
 
 TlIlRTy, lior-ti, ;*. de number ov tre Ijinz ten. 
 
 This, ciiii, prun. or a., ///. ilez; dal hwiij iz prei- 
 cnl; hwot iz n't* muujuud; de last menj'<nd; de 
 nt'kst fiilynr de last pqrt.— It iz oln ..jiuzd tu 
 dat, sumt^mz lu dr udtir. — 'di* reli/rz lu de 
 nirc.st |>^-r:ion or tig: dat tu de must diiiuiut. 
 
 Thistle, Iiis-1, n. u pnkli plant ov several varj- 
 eiiz; u trublsum wed. — Guldic tul,a spejez ov 
 ti>l. [Jumz I. 
 
 Thistle CROWN, Hia-l-krKn, n. a guld kern ov 
 
 THisTLE-yiMca, His-l-fing, n. a b^rd; de guld- 
 liiitj. 
 
 Tui.stly, His-Ii, a. overgriin wid tislz. 
 
 TuiTiittt, ;iid-er, a<l. tu dat plas; tu dat end; 
 tu dal porul. It iz opuxd tu ludtr. 
 
 Thituliiwaru, clid-er-ward, ad. tuardz dat plas. 
 
 Tuolubate, H6l-0-bat, n. {Arch.) de pqrt ov a 
 bild.g on bwi(j a kii,pu)la iz plast. 
 
 TuoLUS, Ii6-lus, n. \L.\ {Arch.} a bildig ov s^r- 
 kqlir form. 
 
 TiioM.«A.v, liu)-mt'-an, / n. wun ov a deuomiua- 
 
 TiioMiTE, liu>-m|t, f /on ov Krislyanz e.-tab- 
 lijt on de .Malabqr kost ov India, supuzd lu 
 hav bin f-siided bi St. Tomas. 
 
 Thomist, Hi;;>-mist, m. a skinlman f61oig de apin- 
 yiiiiz uv Tuma:j Akwinas, in opuzijon tu de 
 Skutists. 
 
 Thong, Hog, n. a strap, or strig ov leder. 
 
 Thor, Kor, II. {iScaiulinaiian myth.) de sun ov 
 CJdiu and Freyi, and de divmiii bii) pre/.jdud 
 uvur ol misijivus spirits dat iubabilvd de ele- 
 
 Thoracic, Ru-ras-ik, n. {Ich.) a fij dat haz 
 
 veiural finz jila^-t beuedde pekturaiz. [brest. 
 Thoracic, liui-ras-ik, a. relutig tu de turaks or 
 Thoral. Rij-ral, a. relatig tu de bed; — uutig a 
 
 lin in de hand, kold de iiujirl- ov i'enus. 
 Thorax, Hij-raks, n. ^L.] de brest: de qest; de 
 
 jHjrcov de bodi bciweu de nek and abdomen; — 
 
 de sekoud se;4ment ov in-ekts; — a pes ov Gre/an 
 
 dcfeiisiv qrmor; a brestplaU 
 Tuouina, Hij)-r(-na, u. {Min.) a primitiv ert, 
 
 di:ikuverd, in 1828, b{ Berzelius, and eksiniktcd 
 
 fnim tu)rit. 
 Thorinum, Ru-ri-num, n. {Uln.) de uetalik 
 
 I'U^ t)V turina. 
 Thorite, hu-rjt, n. {ifin.) u mineral, fitnd in 
 
 N )iivu,beig a hidrated .■<ilikat ov turiria. 
 rHOKiL'M, Rij-ri-uin, u. {Min-.) Se {Thirinum.) 
 I'lioRN, R'«rn, H. a prikli tre or Jrub ov several 
 
 kjiid/.; — a priki gruig on de t^trn-buj; eni prikJ; 
 
 -- eni tij) trublsnm. 
 Thorn-apple, Hiirn-ap-l, n. a jenus ov plants; a 
 
 teiid, liuyqal plant, o/ narkotik kwolili; stram- 
 
 uiii. [bodi. 
 
 Thornback. Rern-bak, n. a se-fij wid a spinas 
 luoRs BiSH, R.irn-bu/, n. a plant er /rub. 
 Thornbut, Riirn-but, n. a sort ov sc-fi/; lurbot 
 
 • <r iicrt. 
 Thorn HKDOE, Rorn-hej, ». a hoj mnd ov torni. 
 ^IU)R^LE.ss, H'trii-les, a. bavig nu fcirnz. 
 THOR>-sbT, Roru-sel, a. planted wid torn *>r 
 
 lixt.rn. 
 Thorny. Rorn-i, a. ful ov tarn: spjni; ruf; prik- 
 li: i>i ,kig;— v.-k>aju.'': difikull: pcrpleksig. 
 TuoRNV-REST HARROW, Riir-ui-rest-har-u, n. a 
 
 pi int. 
 THOR\Y-TRtKOiL. Rorn-i-tre f«Tl, n. u plant. 
 TuoROL'OH. Rur-a. a. goig tnti: reqig fr<>m B{d 
 
 lu .'•{d: not |A4r/al; not stjl; f ini/t; komplct; ful. 
 
 JKTftkt. 
 
 Thoroloh, Rdr-u,* prep. tno. Se {Thiungk.')
 
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 Thorough-bass, Riir-o-bas, n. {Mus.) ds ek^Ekq,- 
 Joa ov u kumplet er regyi^lar hqrmoni bj nots 
 hwiq qr takri az a basis, but qr onli a pqrt ov 
 dat hqrmajni. 
 
 Thorough BRED, Riir-o-brcd, a. kompktli in- 
 striiktod; -ful-bluded. 
 
 Thoroughb-are, Edr-Q-ffir, n. a pasaj firc»; a 
 pasaj \\'\±iK, eni obstrukjon; a plas muq past 
 triD: p-ser ov pasig. 
 
 Thorough GOING, Rur-o-go-ig, a. goiij ds ful 
 leijt; ekstiem in prinsiplz er praktis. 
 
 Thorough-lighted. Edr-o-lit-ed, a. Ijted on ol 
 sjilz. er OQ tiD opozit sidz. [fektli. 
 
 Thoroughly, Rar-o-li,' ad. komplEtli: full; per- 
 
 Thoroughn'ess, Edr-o-nes, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 ii) turo. 
 
 Thorough-paced, Rdr-cD-past, a. perfektli trand; 
 k;impl£i; jenerali in a bad sens. 
 
 Thoroughpin, Edr-o-pin, ». an enlqrjment ov a 
 mqlvus kiipsql on a hersez hok. 
 
 Thoroughsped, Rdr-o-sped, a. turo-past. 
 
 Thoroughwax, Rdr-o-waks, n. a plant. 
 
 Thoroughwort, Rdr-o-wdrt, n. a mEdisinal, 
 pur^ativ plant. 
 
 Thorp, Rerp, n. a vilaj. 
 
 Those, cIqz, pron. er a. &t plixral ov Sat. — Soz 
 rsf'/rz tu de former er ferst inenjond, dsz tu ds 
 later er last menjond. Se {That.) 
 
 Thoth, Rot, n. an Pjipjan diviniti. konsiderd bj 
 de Greks az jdentikal wid Merkn,ri. 
 
 Thou, <lT,j'ron. de sekond prcjn'sn personal: [drs, 
 djn, de: pi. ye er ytD, yiorz, ycD:] diself; de per- 
 son spokn tu. — It iz n's yil,zd onli in poetri or 
 in sulem laggwaj, (eksept bj de sosieti ov frendz, J 
 ycD beig komonli emplM insted ov it. 
 
 Thou, S's, v. i. tu j'i|z ds and de in diskors. — 
 r. t. tu tret wid familyiariti; — de komon fraz 
 iz, thx di'-and-d'i. 
 
 Though. 3o, konj. grant; admit; ali; if; not- 
 wid-^tandir) dat; eldo. — Az do, az if. 
 
 Thought, Ret, i. & />. from ti.jk. Se {Think.} 
 
 Thought, Ret, n. de akt ov tigkig: dat hwiq iz 
 tet; operajon ov de mjnd; jdea; imaj fermd in 
 de mind: sentiment; fansi: imajri; konset: re- 
 flekjon: partikyqiar konsiderajon; imajinajon: 
 konsepjon: prekonsevd nwjon; opinyon: jujment: 
 meditajon: serin-; konsiderajon: dezin; purpus; 
 silent kontemplajon; scalisitud: kf^r; konsern. 
 
 Thoughtful, R^'u-ful, a. ful ov tot er reflekjon: 
 prujmQtig tet; kontemplativ; reflektig: konsid- 
 erat: reflektiv; atentiv; k^rful; aijkjus: solis- 
 itus. [er; konsideratli. 
 
 Thoughtfullt, Eet-ful-i, ad. in a tetfml man- 
 
 Thoughtfulness, Eet-ful-nes, 71. meditajon; 
 agzJEti. 
 
 Thoughtless, Ret-les, a. wid-st tet; ^ri; ga; — 
 neglij 'nt: kfirles: stqpid; dul. 
 
 Thoughtlessly. Ret-les-li. ad. in a tetles inaner. 
 
 Thoughtlessness, Ret-les-nes, n. wont ov tet. 
 
 Thousand, li-s-zand, a. ten hundred; — proverb- 
 iali. u grat number. [dred. 
 
 Thousand. R>:-zand, n. de number ov ten hun- 
 
 Thousandth. R-;--/.andt, a. de hundredt ten tjmz 
 told: de .trdinul ov a t'xzaiid. 
 
 Thowl, RoI, n. {^t'aitt.) a wudn pin inserted 
 intu de gunwnl ov a bot tu kep fast de or; — 
 ritn el.-o { Thiih.y 
 
 Theacian, Rra-Jan, a. relatig tu Rras. 
 
 Theackscat, Rrak-skat, n. {Min.} de metal 
 hwiq iz yet in de mjn. eri; servitud. 
 
 Thraldom. Rrol-dom, n. de stat ov a slav; slav- 
 
 Thrall, Rrol, n. a slav; bondaj. [Old.] 
 
 Thrash, RniJ, r. t. tu bet kern tu fre it from 
 
 de sire er qaf: tia bet: tu drub: tu trej. It iz 
 
 ritn indifcrcntli {thruih) er {tJirenh.) Se 
 
 iTTiresh.) 
 
 Thrash, Rr.aJ, v. i. tu labor; tu druj; tu treJ. 
 Thrashel, RraJ-el, n. an instrooment tu traj wid. 
 Thrasher, RraJ-er, n. wun ho trajez; a trejer. 
 Thrashing-floor, RraJ-iij-flor, n. a flor fer 
 
 trajii). Se {ThreiJiinq-fhior.} 
 Thrashing-machine, RraJ-ig-ma-Jen, n. a ma- 
 Jen fer separatii) gran from de stre. 
 Thrasonical, Rra-s6n-i-kal, a. Ijk Rraso, a brag- 
 art soljer in Terens; bostful: bragig. 
 Thrasonically, Rra-s6n-i-kal-i, ad. bostfuli. 
 Thraulite, Rre-ljt, ti. {Min.} a hidrated silikat 
 
 ov jurn. 
 Theave, Rrav, n. a herd; a drcDV; a hep; — too 
 
 duzn. — Q trav ov kern, in most pqrts ov Ig- 
 
 gland, konsistsov 24 Jevz; but, in sum tsntiz, ov 
 
 onli 12. 
 Thread, Rred, n. a smel Ijn er twist ov flaks, 
 
 silk, kotn, wul, &s., suq az iz yti,zd fer wevirj er 
 
 soil): raxUment ov klot; filament; yqrn: a smel 
 
 Ijn er strir); — yviniferm tenor; az, "de tred ov a 
 
 diskors." 
 Thread, Rred, v. t. tu pas troa wid a tred; tu 
 
 pas er go trCD; tu pers trCD. 
 Threadbare, Rred-bq,r, a. deprjvd ov de nap; 
 
 worn tu de naked tredz; worn Yt; trjt. 
 Threadbareness, Rred-b^r-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 beii) tredbqr. 
 Threaden. Hred-n, a. mad ov tred. 
 Thread-lace, Rred-las, n. las mad ov tred. 
 Thread like, Rred-lik, a. rezemblig tred. 
 Thread shaped, Rred-Japt, a. fermd Ijk tred. 
 Thready, Rred-i, a. Ijli tred; slender. 
 Threat. Rret, v. i. tu tretn. 
 Threat, Rret, ». a menas; denunsiajon ov il. 
 Threaten, Rret-n, v. t. tu menas; tu denins 
 
 evl upon; tu terifj, bj Joir) er den'snsig evl. 
 Threatenee, Eret-n-er, n. wun ho tretnz. 
 Threatening, Rret-n-ii), n. a menasir); a menas. 
 Threatening, Rret-n-ig, "p/j. a. menasii) er for- 
 
 bodiij evl. 
 Threateningly, Eret-n-ig-li, ad. wid menas. 
 Threave. Rrev, n. twenti-for Jevz ov gran. 
 Three, Rre, a. & n. tco and wun. [pqrts. 
 
 Three-cleft, Rre-kleft, a. divided intu tre 
 Theee-coat, Rre-kot, a. {Arch.} apljd tu plas- 
 
 tenij, hwiq kunsists ov rufig-up er rufig-in, 
 
 flotiij, and a finijip kot. [kernerz. 
 
 Three CORNERED, Rre-ker-nerd, a. havig tre 
 Three flowered, Rre-fliJ-erd, a. havig tre 
 
 fl-serz. [ov tre. 
 
 Threefold, Rre-fold, a. trjs repeted; konsistig 
 Three-headed, Rre-hed-ed, a. haviy tre hedz. 
 Three-leaved, Rre-levd, a. havig tre levz. 
 Three-legged, Rre-legd, a. havir) tre legz. 
 Three-nooked, Rre-nukt, a. havig tre agglz er 
 
 nuks. 
 Threepence, Ere-pens, koldkwiali Rrip-ens, n. 
 
 de sum ov tre peniz er pens; a smel IijgliJ silver 
 
 kffn. 
 Threepenny, Rrip-en-i, er Rre-pen-i, a. wurt 
 
 trepens: ov litl valyq; men. 
 Three-petaled, Rre-pet-ald, a. havig tre petalz. 
 Theeepile, Rre-pjl, n. an old nam fer gud 
 
 velvet. 
 Theeepiled, Rre-pjld, a. set wid a tik pjl, az 
 
 velvet: pild wun on aniider. 
 Threescore, Rre-skor, a. trjs twenti; siksti. 
 Three-seeded, Rre-sed-ed, a. havig tre sedz, 
 Threesided, Rre-sjd-ed, a. havig tre sjdz. 
 Threesteinged, Rre-striggd, a. havii) tre strigz. 
 Theeetoed. Rre-tod, a. havig tre toz. 
 Threkvalved, Rre-valvd, a. havii) tre valvz. 
 Threnody, Rren-o-di, n. u lamentajon. 
 Thrish, Rrej, f. t. tu bet kern tia lie it from &t 
 qaf or stre: tu drub. — It iz ritn iudiferentli 
 {thresh) er {thrash.}
 
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 THR 
 
 TiiKcsiiKR, nr6J-or, «. wuu hat trejci: — a fij: At 
 
 st-iok<. ^hwl(j kurn ii betn. 
 
 THKt>iii.s«-rLOOE. Hr^/-ij)-flor, n. an lirni on 
 TuuthiiuLD, liicj-uM, n. dt gr'siiii or «U'i) under 
 
 di il.jf; «lur--il. -oiitriui.t: gnl; dur. 
 Thrlw, Hrio, «. fn>nj tru. Se (r/ir.rtf.) 
 Thkibulk, Hrib-I, a. A «. trcbl; tripl. il'rovin- 
 
 Jiil 111 l|);;liind, and a kolcakwiul vulguriztn in de 
 
 Viiiii'id Stats. 
 TiiRK-t. liriM, ad. frt tjmi. [tred. 
 
 Thriu. Hril,' v. t. tu sljd trcoQ nnrio p&saj; lu 
 TuRiKALLOW, Itrj-fal-u, c. I. tu jilii a t^rd tjni, 
 
 a/, t.iiu liiiid: -ritn "Iso {tri/al/ow.} 
 TUHIKT, lirift, n. profit; gan: slat ov prosperig; 
 
 frib^liti; gud huzbaiidri; Ekouomi; — {jt^rsiinoni; 
 
 — u |iliiiit. l.K»'>- 
 
 Thriktilv. lirif-ti-li, ad. in a trifti maner; lra>- 
 TuuiKTiNtJSS, lirif-ti-ncs, ». de slat ov beio trifti: 
 
 fr,t.„-ilill. 
 
 TiiuiULKSs. Urift-los. a. prcjfi\s: ckstravagiint. 
 TuuiKTLtJjSLY, Ilrift-Ie8-li, ail. in a triftles 
 
 ni.uiLT. Ibcio tnttlfS. 
 
 TiiitihTLtssNESS, Hrift-U'8-ne^ n. dr kwoliti ov 
 TuuiKTY, )iiit-ti, a. fntigiil: 8|>^rig: trjvig: rko- 
 
 n iiiikit); nut proti'is; k;(rful; wel-buzbandvd. 
 Thrill. Hril, r. t. tu pen); tu bur; tu |<^uetrat; 
 
 tu <liil. 
 Thrill, Hril, r. i. tu hav de kwoliti ov persip; 
 
 tu I'tr-i 'ir Winnd dr er wid a Jqrp sTsnd; tu ttl 
 
 a i'lris t'O^^'O »«naaJon: tu pa- wid a tigglig 
 
 8oiisiiji<n. [or hui; u persij) .»Tsnd. 
 
 Thrill. Hril, n. a dril; a wurbln): a bredig pla.-< 
 'I'liRiM.AX. Hrj nakn, n. {li-t.} a )tnui »v \K\aii. 
 TuRii's, iirip.-, n. [Z>.] (i^W.) a miui'it, Ijt-kulord, 
 
 or .(M.to.l flj. 
 TURIVK, Hrjv, r. t. [i. trov or trjvd, pa. trjvij), 
 
 tnvii ir tr(vd:] tu prosiper; tu gro ri(j: tu ad- 
 
 van- in eiii tig dr/jrd: tu flurij: lu grto: tu rjz. 
 TllRlVK.v, Hrjv-n, J', from Iirjr. Se ^'A/-/rc.) 
 Thkivkr. Hriv-cr, u. wun ha> trjvz or pro^jxjrz. 
 Thrivi.ng, Hr|v-ig, />/>. a. inkrEsig in »{z er riqez: 
 
 pr.s|M.rii-.^ 
 Thrivixo, Hrjv-ig, n. de akt ov gruig: ;rrot: in- 
 
 kr^-i. iperus wa. 
 
 TniciviNGLY. Hriv-ifl-li, ad. in a trjvig or jiro;"- 
 TuitlviNOXKSS, Hriv-ig-nes, /*. de akt ov trjvig. 
 TllKO. Hr.'i, kontrakted from {thnnKjh.') 
 Throat, Hrut, n. dt for jxirt ov dt nek ov an 
 
 atiiuial. in hwiq qr dr gulct and wiii(l|i[p: dr 
 
 pR.'iijcz "V niitriim-iit ancl href: — dt nmu rod or 
 
 p&i»aj.- Tu kill dr trut, tu kil bj vjulons. 
 Throat- BAND. Hrut-band, n. a strap tu a hed- 
 
 ?t"l- II <;>-k-band. 
 Throat brails, Hrut brali, n. pi. {Saut.) rops 
 
 atui;' tu de guf klos tu de inaKt. 
 Throat-halliards. Hr6t hal-yordz, n. pi. 
 
 (.NVi/./.) rop!) t'>r Ixr-tig dr incr pqrt ov de gaf 
 
 and iti a)>«'ndiini |iurjiin ov de cal. [pjp. 
 
 TiiROATPiPE. Hrut-pjp, 71. de we^and: de wind- 
 ThriiatwoRT, Hrut-wurt, n. a plant. 
 TuRuB. H ob, I'. /. tu hrv: tu bet, az de pal?, or 
 
 dr lifirt: tu rjz; tu palpitat. [jon. 
 
 Throb Hn-b. n. a htv: a bet: a struk ov p«lpita- 
 TuRoBBiNO, Hrob-ig, n. de akt ov brtiQ; palpi- 
 
 tJiJ ri. 
 Tbroe, Hro, n. rkfilrrtn |Mn: aguni: apgwij; pag. 
 
 e.oif'Jali de aggwij ov travil in (jildb^rt. 
 Throk. Rru. r. t. (u put in igoniz 
 Thrombolite. HnSm-bol-jt, n. {.Wn.) an amnr- 
 
 fi - ;: ri' l-.-fat ov koper. lk.»id b| bludlelig. 
 Thrombis, Hn')ni-bu.«. n. <.I/«V.) a Mnul tijinor 
 Throsk. Hrun, n. de <jnr ov flat ov a kig,oin|MT- 
 
 or. '»r -nvoren: de ?et ov a bijop: a q^r ov stat: 
 
 F..v-r<'n I'Kor or digniti. 
 Throve. Hrun, r. t. tu pntrun. 
 Tb&o>'£, Hrun, r. t. tu eit on a ^on. 
 
 Throng, lirog, .,. a krxd: a multitqd prerip 
 ageii-t ri: ud.-r: u di-n8 kolckjon. 
 
 Thro.vo, lirog,; a. mu<; likyiipjd: veri biti. 
 
 Turo.n'g, Hn.j), r. i. tu krsd; tu kum in Kimiilt- 
 yilU" multitiidz. 
 
 Turo.no. Hrog, r. /. tu opr«j« or inkonufid wid 
 krvdz or itiiuullJi; tu preii u|>6o. 
 
 Thronoly. hrog-li,* ad. in krudz; in maltiti^di. 
 
 Thropple, Hrop-l, c.t. tu trotl. tie {Tkrottlt.} 
 
 Throstle, Hros-I, n. de truj; a gigig-berd; — a 
 i'lrt'Jez ov Tiiiindl. 
 
 Throstle SPINNING, Kr6s-l-8pin-ig, n. de akt or 
 s|iiiii|) wid (1e tn.fl-spiiidl. 
 
 Throttle, Hrut-I, n. de windpjp: larigki. HrrjU 
 tail-, n k><ntr|vun8 or valv, tu re;:;yiilat dt suplj 
 ov strin tu de silinder ov a aicm-cnjin. 
 
 Tuuottle. Hrot-I, r. t. tu (;uk: tu Btifukat. 
 
 Throloii. Hrco, prt'p. from und tu end ov; pa<ig 
 truui wun ^{d Ttt at de uder ov; ulog de bul mas 
 or kuiup:i.'< ov: bj transmijon ov; bj menz ov; in 
 koii-tkwcns ov. 
 
 THROfUH. HnD, ad. from wun end or sjd tu de 
 udi-r: tu de end; tu de ultimat purpus or kon - 
 kliixon. 
 
 Throighbrkd, Hnfi-bred,* a. tdrobred. 
 
 TiiRoLOHLKiUTED, Hrd)-ljt-ed,* a. full Ijted. 
 
 TuROLonoLT, Hra»-«t, /re/', kwjt tnii; in everi 
 PUri ..v. [pqrt, 
 
 Throlghout, RrtD--8t, ad. even hw^r; in everi 
 
 Throigiipaced, Rnfi-|)a3t,* a. turu-past. 
 
 Throve, li uv, i. from Rric Se {Thrne.) 
 
 Throw, Hru, r. t. [i. tr<i), j'S. truig, trun:] tu 
 isvnd tu a dijtan:i bj projektil furs; tu tlig; tu 
 kast; tu tos; tu put wid eni vjuk-ns or t^malt; 
 —it komprjzcz de jdea ov hast, iun, or negli- 
 jcns;— tu la k.'irlo.<li or in ba.-i; tu venty^r at 
 dj-:— tu sprt-d in hast: tu uvcrtdrn in ri-^lig; tu 
 drjv; tu hurl; tu hwerl; tu twist bj hwerlig, ax 
 silk. Tu frcj Hwa, tu ld)z: tu spend in van: tu 
 rrjekt. Tu tru bale, tu rejekt: tu retort; tu 
 retlekt. Tu tru hj, tu rejekt: tu la a^jd. Tu 
 tru dyn, tu subvert. Thi tro <■/, tu ck-p^l; tu 
 rrjekt. 7>.( tru v/, tu egzert: tu brig furt intu 
 akt: tu lev behjnd: tu ejekt: tu eks|«l; tu re- 
 jekt; tu fk-^khpl. 7\i tru up, tu rezjn aggrili; 
 tu emit; tu ejekt; tu brig up. 
 
 Throw, Hru, r. i. tu p^'rform de akt or kastig; 
 tu kast djs. Tu tro abst, tu kast ab'St; tu trj 
 rk-pfili»-nts. 
 
 Throw. Hru, n. dt akt ov kastig er truig: a kast; 
 a kusi ov djs; de distans tu hwiq eni tig iz tron; 
 struk: <-fort: vjulcnt sali; — a pag, ax ov cjldbert. 
 Sr < Thr. (.) 
 
 Thrower, hru-cr, n. wun hot) troz: a troster. 
 
 Throwster. Hr6-ster, n. wun hat truz silk, dat 
 iz. prrpJirz it for de wcver. 
 
 Thrum. )iruni. n. dr endz ov a weverx tredx; eni 
 kurs yorn:— de stamenz ov plants. 
 
 TbrI'M, lirum, r. t. tu wev: tu not; tu twist; tu 
 frinj:— tu i)la kursli, az on a hqrp or git^r. 
 
 Thrum, Hrum, i-. i. tu grnt: tu pla kursli. 
 
 Thrim. Hruiii. a. lund ov trumz: kurs. [tramx. 
 
 Thri'MMV. Hriini-i. a. kontanig. or rezemblig, 
 
 Ihrimwort. Hrtiiuwurt, n. de woter-planten. 
 
 Thrish. Hru/. n. n mclodius sigig-berd.— <JW.) 
 Q dizt'/. konsistig ov smol, hwjt ulserz. UfxJn de 
 tug. (xilnt, and gumz; k<imou tu infant.*. 
 
 Ibri'ST. Hrust, r. t. [i. trust, /«. trusiig. tmrt;] 
 tu puj or drjv wid furs: tu puj: tu drjv; tu 
 stab:- tu ki'miire-: lu im{>^l: tu urj; tu obtniid. 
 
 Thrust Hru-i, r. i. tu mak a h<'«til puj: tu 
 »t:ik wid a p<Tnted wopn: — tu skwez or prw in 
 wid viok-n": tu inlnfui: lu pu/ forwurd: tu troB. 
 
 Thrust. Hrust. u. a hostil puj: a stab: aMMt;at«k. 
 — (-ircA.) de h(Tiioi)tal furs ov an qrq; de Rk 
 Jon ov a bem er ruf tvr agtfnst a wel.
 
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 Thei'stee, Rrdst-er, n. wan hoD trusts. 
 THRL'STLii, Rriis-l, n. a truj; trosl. 
 Thrtfallow, Rrj-fal-o, v. t. Se {Tnfallow.} 
 Thug, Bug, or Tug, n. a member ov a siggij^lar 
 
 asojiajon ov ruberz and murdererz in India, ho) 
 
 praktis murder az a sakred prinsipl. 
 Thcggee. Bug-E, j {Thvggenj.) 
 
 Thuggism, Bug-iz-m S \ yv j / 
 
 Thl'GGeey, Eug-er-i, n. &t profejon er praktis 
 
 ov de tugz. 
 Thumb, Bum, n. de Jert, tik figger ov de human 
 
 hand, anserig tu ds uder for. [At turn. 
 
 Thumb. Rum, v. t. tu handl ekwardli; tia serl wid 
 Thumb-band, Rum-band, n. a twist ov eni tig az 
 
 tik az de turn. 
 Thumbed, Rumd, a. havig tumz. 
 Thumbkin. Bum-kin, n. an instroomentovtertyq,r. 
 Thumb ring, Biim-rii), n. a rig worn on de tum. 
 Thumbsbeeadth, Biimz-bredt, n. de widt ov de 
 
 tum: iin inq. 
 Thumbstall, Rdm-stel, n. a kjnd ov timbl fer 
 
 de turn: a kas fer de tum, ov leder, &s. 
 Thumeestone, Hq,-mer-ston, n. {Mi/i.} a kris- 
 
 taljzd mineral, keld eha akninft. 
 Thumite, Ri^-mit, n. {Jliii.} de aksinjt. 
 Thummim, Ram-im, n. //I. {Heb.y perfekjonz. Se 
 
 {Uril/l.) 
 
 Thump, Bump, J n. a hqrd, hevi, dul bio wid 
 
 sumtig blunt; a nok. 
 Thump. Bump,J v. t. tu bet wid dul, hevi bloz. 
 Thump, Bump.j «. «'. tu fel er strjk wid a dul, 
 
 hevi bio. 
 Thumpee, Rdmp-er, n. de person er tig dat 
 
 tum|is — +^^umbudi er sumtig hiy er grat. 
 Thumping, Riimp-ig,t a. grat; hiy. 
 Thundee, Riin-der, n. de nffz prodi\,st bj an eks- 
 
 plojun ov Ijtnig, er bj de pasaj ov Ijtnig troo de 
 
 ^r from wun klisd tu anuder, er from a klisd tu 
 
 de gr-snd; — eni 1-sd nffz er tumiiltynus vjolens: 
 
 — deuunjiajon publijt. 
 Thundee, Riin-der, r. i. tu disi^qrj de elektrik 
 
 fliyd in de atmosfer; tu mak a l-sd er teribl nerz. 
 Thundee. Riin-der, v. t. tu emit wid nerz and 
 
 terur:- tu publij, az a denunjiajon er tret. 
 Thcndeebolt, Riin-der-bwlt, n. a brilyant strem 
 
 ov Ijiuig : fulminaj(m ;— denunjiajon, properli 
 
 ek!eziastik;iL — tuuderston. [tunder. 
 
 Thunderclap. Rdn-der-klap. n. eksplojon ov 
 Thu.>deecloud, Run-der-^l-sd, n. a. kllsd atend- 
 
 ed wid tunder. [tunderz. 
 
 Thundeeee, Run-der-er, n. he er de piser dat 
 Thundeei.ng, Run-der-ig, n. emijon ov tunder: 
 
 vjok-iic iitTz. [l-sd nerz. 
 
 Thundeeingly. Riin-der-ig-li, ad. wid a veri 
 Thunpershower, Run-der'-J-s-er, n. a. J-ger ov 
 
 ran akuniiiaiiid wid tunder. 
 Thunderstone, Riin-der-.non, n. a ston fabyi^- 
 
 lu.-li .-U| ozd tu be emited bj tunder; a kristaljzd 
 
 jurn pirjtfz. 
 Thunderstorm, Rdn-der-sterm, n. a storm ov 
 
 ran iitpjulil wid tunder. 
 Thundekstrike, Rdn-der-.strjk, v. t. [i. and ]i. 
 
 tunUersiruk:] tu blast or hurt wid Ijtnig;— tu 
 
 a.-^ton'j wirl ini tig teribl. 
 Thunderstroke, Rdn-der strok, «.. a tunderklap. 
 Thundkrsxhuck, Bdn-der-struk,^;. a. amazd: as- 
 
 '<)».|t [tunder. 
 
 Thundery. Rdn-der-i, a. atendod wid, or havig, 
 Thunny. Run-i, n. a fij. Se {Tonny.) 
 Thurible. Ri\-ri-bl, n. a senser; a pan tu burn 
 
 iiisi ii- "f fnigkinseus in. 
 Thueiferous. Rii-rif-er-us, a. b^rig fragkinsens. 
 Thueifu'ation, Rii-ri-fi-ka-Jon, n. de' akt ov 
 
 1)1. rng iiis'us er fragkin.«ens. 
 Thuel, Rurl, n. a Jert komiinikajon betwen de 
 
 adiis in mjnz. 
 
 Thuesday, Rdrz-da, n. de fift da ov de wek, 
 
 hwiq derjvz it nam from Etir, de old Skandina- 
 
 vian gdd ov tunder. 
 Thus, JIus, ad. in dis maner; tu dis degre; so. 
 Thus. Rus, n. [L.] de rezin ov de sprcDs fer. 
 Thwack, Ewak, t. t. tu strjk wid sumtig blunt 
 
 and hevi; tu bag; tu tump; tu belabor. [O Itj,- 
 
 dikrus wurd.] 
 Thwack, Ewak, n. a hevi, hqrd bio; a tump. 
 Thwaet, Bwert, a. transvers; beig akros sumtig 
 
 els; — *pervers; misqivus. 
 Thwaet, Bwert,* ad. oblekli; atwert. 
 Thwaet, Bwert, v. t. tu kros; tu Ij er kum akros; 
 
 tu upoz: tu travers; tu kontraven; tu rezist; tu 
 
 widstand. [^ifl* 
 
 Thwaet, Bwert, v. i. tu be in opozijon tu sum- 
 Thwaet, Bwert, 7i. {Naut.) a benq ov roerz. 
 Thwaeting, Rwert-ig, n. de akt ov krosig; de 
 
 akt ov opozig. 
 Thwaetingly, Bwert-ig-li, ad. opozitli; wid op- 
 
 ozijiin. 
 Thwaetly, Ewort-Ii, ad. wid opozijon; trans- 
 
 versli. [nes. 
 
 Thwaetness, Ewert-nes, n. untoardnes; pervers- 
 Thy, Hj, pnon. j)oz., er pran. adj. ov de; belogig 
 
 tu de: relatig tu de. 
 Thyine-wood, Bi-in-wud, n. a prejus wud. 
 Thyme, Tjm, er Bjm, n. an aromatik plant, OT 
 
 several varirtiz. 
 Thymelaceous, Bim-e-la-Jus, a. {JSot.} relatig 
 
 tu or Ijk tjm. 
 Thymiatechny, Eim-i-a-tek-ni, n. {Med.) dc 
 
 qit ov emplerig perfi^mz in medisin. 
 Thymy, Tjm-i, a. ab>;ndig wid tjm. 
 Thyris. Bj-ris, n. {Eid.) a jenus ov bnterfljz. 
 Thyroid, Bj-rerd, a. {Anaf.} apljd tu a kqrtilaj 
 
 plast perpendikyi^larli tu de krjkerd kqrtilaj ov 
 
 de larigks, ov hwiq it fermz de uper and anteri- 
 or pqrt. It iz sumtjmz keld Adams ajd. 
 Thyroideal, Bj-ro-id-e-al, a. relatig tu de tj- 
 
 rtjrd gland. 
 Thyese, Bers, n. {JSot.} a spejez ov infloresens; 
 
 a k'mpakt panikl, az in de Ijlak and hers-qesnut. 
 Thyesoid, Eer-sed, a. {Bvt.) rezemblig a ters er 
 
 ter^u<. 
 Thyesus, Eer-sus, n. [i.] de sper er septer ov 
 
 Bakus: a stof entwjnd wid jvi karid bj a Baka- 
 
 nal. — {B"t.} a ferm ov infloresen.s. Se ( r/iy/vse.) 
 Thysanuean, Bis-a-ni^-ran, n. {£/it.) an amet- 
 
 abolian insekt. 
 Thyself, cLj-self, pron. remprokal, As er de, 
 
 wid emfasis. 
 Tiap, T}-ar, ) n. a kjnd ov bj hat; a dres fer 
 Tiara, Tj-a-ra, i de hed: a djadem. 
 TiAR.iED, Tj-a-rad, a. furnijt wid a tjara. 
 Tibia, Tib-i-a, n. [L.] {Anat.} de Iqijer ov de 
 
 tO) bonz hwiq ferm tte sekond segment ov de leg; 
 
 a pip- 
 Tibial, Tib-i-al, a. relatig tu de tibia, er a pjp. 
 TiCAL, Ti-kel, n. a Sjamez kffn ekwal in valyxf, 
 
 tu ab'st siksti sents. 
 Tic DOULOUEEUX, Tik doD-ldj-rcf). [/)'.] {Jled.y 
 
 uiyaljia in de fas; an aki^,t, twiqig pan in ds 
 
 fas. 
 Tichorehine, Tik-or-jn, n. a fosil spejez ov rj- 
 
 niseros. 
 Tick. Tik, n. a tiket: skor; det; trust: kredit;— de 
 
 l>is ov dogz er Jep: — de kas er kuver ov de fed- 
 
 erz, &s., ov a bed: tikin: — a kjnd ov ben;— a bet 
 
 nr nerz mad bj a woq, &s., in tikig. 
 Tick, Tik, c i. tu run on skor; tu tru-^t; tu skor; 
 
 - lu mak Q sljt nerz, az a klok er woq, in its 
 
 vjbrajonz. 
 Tick, Tik, «. t. tu not er distiggwij de sekondz 
 
 bi iejiyi\lar vjbrajon, az a wi.q er klok. 
 TiCKEN, Tik-en, n. klot fer bcd-tiks: tikig.
 
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 TlCEET, Tik-et, n. a twka ov a rjt or det, up<SD de 
 
 deliveri uv bwiq •dmijon it gruu(«<i ur a kUia 
 
 akii6lejd: u luitrkt ki^rd or »li|) ov i<1|jct. 
 TicKtT. Tik-ct, (. /. lu diitii);;wij bj a liket. 
 TuKiNO. Tik-io, n. klot l..r bij-iiki; a lik. 
 TlcKLJC. Tik I, r. t. tu afekl wirt a prajricnl »en- 
 
 Mjoo b( tl^t tuqoi; lu ktfs tu Iqf; tu plei b{ slit 
 
 Kmtifika/uiit. 
 Tli'KLE, Tik-I, r. ». tu fel titila/iiD. for plexvz. 
 Tu'KLKBKAiN, Tik-l-bran, n. he ur dat bwi<j iiklx 
 TicKLt.N'BL'Kti, Tik k-u-burg, u. a iiert uv wulcn 
 
 diuf. 
 TiCKLENCss, Tik-1 lies,* n. unstedines; tiklijnes. 
 Tk'KLKK, Tik k-r, n. wun ha> tikU. [titilii/<>n. 
 TuKLi.vu, Tik-liy, n. de akt uv wun ha> liklz: 
 Ticklish, Tik-li/, a. .'unsibl tu titilajon; ezili 
 
 tikid:— difikull tu be tu(jt: totorit); uus^rtc-n; 
 
 uufikit. 
 Ticklishly. Tik-liJ-li, ad. \a a tiktij maocr. 
 T1CKLI8UNK88, Tik-UJ-nes, u. de slat uv beig 
 
 tikhj. 
 TiCKstED. Tik-sed, n. a plant. 
 TicKTACK, Tik Uk, n. a v{bralig, smel uttt; — a 
 
 ({Jim. :<t {Tricklrai-L-.y 
 TicKTACK, Tik-iak, ad. l{k de imiivincnt ov a wu^. 
 TiD. Tid,* a. tender; mhIi; n'l^. 
 Tidal. Th1-h1, a. rtUtiig tu de tjdz. 
 TiUBiT. lid-bit. It. u duiiti: a ^inol, delikat pex. 
 TlUfc, T{d, n. tjiu; etta: bwih — de ulu-rnat eb and 
 
 flu, or rts and ("l. ov de ujan t>r sc; — vjuk-nt 
 
 k6iifliien^; akijujiiiHted muUitiid: streui; kurs. 
 
 Tid-l<k, a lok bwiq yiinjls q burbor or river 
 
 wid a kaaal. 
 Tii>k. T(d, r. t. tu driv wid de strem. 
 Tide, T|d, r. t. tu bapn: tu betjd: — tu nur a 
 
 tlud: tu i«al wid de t{d. [Itu^n. 
 
 TiucuATE. Tjd-gat, n. a |>a.-<aj for de tjd iatu u 
 TlDbL(-M8. Tid-le.', a. baviy nu l{d. 
 TiDK-MiLL, T(d-iuil. n. u woter-uil put intu op- 
 
 emjon b{ de alternat flu and ob ov de t[d. 
 TiDKSMAN, Tjdi-uian. /'., /7. T{dz-uieD:a ku8tom- 
 
 bus oli«er ha» wo<^ez ud burd ov uii-r<janl-vejioU 
 
 hw}l kdnti'iuabl gudz reman un bojrd. 
 Tide-table. Tidia-bl, n. a tabl juio de tim ov 
 
 h( woii-r at sundri plascz. 
 TiDKWAiTfctt, T)d-wat-er, n. an ofiser ba> wo^ez 
 
 de laiidiu civ gudz at df ku:^t<iin-b')ts. 
 TiDt-WAV, Tj'l-wn, n. dat [iqrt ov a river, er 
 
 <;:iiR'l, iu bwi<j de t{d ubz and floz ijtr<i))li. 
 Tidily. Tj-di-li. ad. in a tidi uianer: netii; redili. 
 T1D1NI-S8. T|-di-nes, n. dental <iv beij) lidi; Detne.-<. 
 TiDiNOH. T(-diyz, n. I'l. ni^z: iuielijuu:^: iu^idents 
 
 related. 
 TiDT, Ti-di, a. i\m\\: stznabl:— beig in gud order; 
 
 drest wid fitne<i; klen and net; u]i. 
 TlDT, T|-di, n. a pes ov nit wurk, er a klot, tu 
 
 tr« (jviT de bak ov an qriu-«j;(r or miw; — a Ijt 
 
 ■gler kuverig f.<r a <yld: a pinafur. 
 TiK, Ti, r. t. tu bind; tu fasn wid a not; tu nit: 
 
 tu komplikat; tu buld; tu fusn; tu hinder: (u 
 
 ob«trdkt; tu ublj: lu kunntran; tu reslnin; tu 
 
 kuufiu. 
 Tik. Ti, n. a not: fuiiniD; bond; ubliga/on: not ov 
 
 b^r; a bqr su pla.^t az tu rtzi>t <i droio fur«;— 
 
 de ••tat prudii't bj an ekwal number ov vcila nn 
 
 ta> 6pwul sidt; evu baUn.i; wunt ov drMi^un. 
 TiKa. Tcr, ». a ro; a raok: a «eriet ov tiQi. 
 Tike. Tj-er, «. wun dat tjz:— a ^Idz apum. Se 
 
 TlKBCK, Tent. »<r Tvrs, n. a vesel holdip de t^rd 
 pqrt ov a pip: 42 galoui.- (J/(/«. > a U-nl. ur io- 
 tcrv;il uv a t«»rd. — \Her.) a feld divjdod intu 
 trc area I. 
 
 TiKKCEL. T^r-scl. HT Tfr-tel, a. de mal hok er 
 Ku>h'>k. bcig a t^rd lea dmo de femal; — hLn aUo 
 {Urcel) and {Uustl.) 
 
 TiEKCEMAjoK, Terz-ma-jor, n. a «ekwen« ov At 
 
 bvi tie kqrdz. 
 TiEBCET. Ter-wt, n. a triplet: Ire linz. 
 TitRSLTAT, Te'rz-a-t4, n. [Fr.] At tyrd e«tit or 
 
 onb-r: <te koiu'inalii, in diiiiykjoa frum de do- 
 
 biliii iind klerji. 
 Tirv. Tit. r. i. lu drea; tu dek. 
 TiKrAXY, Tif-a-ni, n. gr>zi or veri tin silk. 
 TiKKix. Tif-in, n. u ^n rr|>u-t- a lan(;<>n. 
 Tig, Ti;;, //. a plu in hwi<j (^ildrcn trj tu tOQ ef 
 
 uder luDl;— in de Vqniied riiaiD kold tao. Se 
 
 TiOE, Tej, n. [Fr.] (y<rcA.) At /aft ov a kolan 
 
 friitn de asiragul tu de kapital. 
 TiUEK. Tj-ger, n. a veri fers best ov pra, ov de 
 
 jenu.'' {jili-K,) ab'st de «jz ov de lion. 
 TiOEttCAT. Tj-ger-kat, «. a kwodroiped; de 6eielot 
 
 or kuIain'Kiit. 
 TiGtKKOoT. Ti-ger-fut, «. a plant. 
 TiGfcB rooTED, Tj-ger-fut-ed, a. swift az a tiger. 
 TiGEUiiHLLL. Ti-ger-Jel, 7«, de rod vwliitu, wid 
 
 Iqrj, hwjt ^polil. ^not lekL 
 
 Ti(;iiT. Tit. H. tens; fast; tenajus; klus; nut lius; 
 Tight. Tji, c. t. tu mak tit: tu tiio. 
 Tighten, T{t-n, r. t. tu mak tit; tu dre tug^dei^ 
 
 — tu strain. [or ribon. 
 
 Tighter. T|C-cr, n. he or dat bwi^ titnz; a las 
 Tightly. T{t-li, ad. in a t^l uianer; klu^ii. 
 TiGHTStJis, Tji-nes, ». de slut ov beig tit. 
 T1GIIT8. T{is,t n. ])l, a klc^s gqrment; paotaUbos 
 
 hwh; fit kltw. 
 Tigress. Tj-gre«,'f». de feuial uv de tiger. 
 TiGKiKE, Tj-grin, a. lik a tiger; fcrujus: tigri/. 
 TioKisH. Tj-gr /, a. rez^mblig a tiger: fers. 
 Tike. T|k, n. u dug; a kur: — a kliSD: a vulgar 
 
 jwr-'oii. 
 TiLBi EOH. Til-burg, ; n. a txs-bweld plejur-karij; 
 TiLBL'KY, Til-bur-i, i a s«rt ov /az. 
 Till, T^l, n. a bred, tin brik, er qrtifi/al ston, 
 
 yqzd for kuverig bildigz, or for pavig. 
 Tile, Tjl, r. t. tu kuver wid tili: tu kuver as 
 
 wi t liiz. 
 
 TiLEKiLS. T{l-kil, n. a kil in hwi(j tilz qr mad. 
 TiLEK. Til-er. u. wun hin kaverz hlsz.-z wid ijiz. 
 TiLi'^o. Tjl-ig. 71. de akt ov kuverig wid tilz. till 
 
 kolekiivli: a nbf kuverd wid tilz. 
 Till. Til, n. a muni-bokser droer: a tiler; — kors, 
 
 ijlxliirat btnd. 
 Till. Til, /t«/>. tu de tim or; until. 
 Till. Til, k"nj. or ad. lu de ((m bwon: lu de 
 
 tjiu dat; tu de degre' dat. Til ns, tu de prei- 
 
 eiit tim. Til dri-,u\ dat tim. 
 Till. Til, r. t. tu turn up de frt wid de plu: tu 
 
 |.l-x tu kultivat:- tu pre (i^r; tu pruki^r. 
 Tillable, Til-a-bl, a. dal ma be tild er plvd; 
 
 aribl. 
 Tillage. Til-aj, n. At akt ov tilig: de stat o7 
 
 bri|) tild: - land dat ix tild: kulr^'qr; kultiva/on. 
 Tiller, Til-or, h. wun bat tilt; u buzbaudmao: a 
 
 kiiltivnior:- a yug gruig Ire: a stem i»r brun^ ov 
 
 bwKl:- a muni-boks or til.— (.Viiu/.) At bqr er 
 
 |ies ov timber bi bwi(j a ruder iz uitbvd. 
 Tiller. Til-er. r. t. lu send fart siemz from de 
 
 niits. az 11 kulmiferus plant. 
 Tillering. Til-er-ig. n. de ukt or putig furt/Ata. 
 Tiller kofe, Til-er-rui), n. <.Vui//.) a rup bwiq 
 
 U.iiieKts It tiler wid (te hwel. 
 T1LMU8. Til-mus. n. {Mtd.) de pikig ov de bcd- 
 
 klu u. u simtom ov de fatal tfrmiuii/on io sum 
 
 di^triierz; floksiln/on. 
 Tilt, Tilt, n. a tent; kanvns rnzd over de b^; 
 
 de kuver ov u but:- a uiiliiari gam in bwiij de 
 
 kombaiants run ag^nst cq udor wid luo«es oa 
 
 horsbak: a trust;- inklinajon forword. aa.a v«s«l 
 
 iz a-/i//, bwco it it so iukl^ud dat de likor ibk 
 
 rua vu
 
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 Tilt, Tilt, v. t. tia kuver, az a tilt ov a bot:— tu 
 raz and ptrnt, az a wepn in tilts; — tia set in a 
 slopii) postynr, az a barel: tia turn up so) ds kon- 
 tentsma run -st, az a vesel. 
 
 Tilt, Tilt, r. i. tu run in tilts er ta>rnaments; tia 
 fit wirt rapierz; tu ruj or strjk, az in kombat; — 
 tia ful on wun sjd, er in a slopip postynr. 
 
 Tilt-boat, Tilt-bot, n. a bot wid a tilt kuverii). 
 
 TiLTEE, Tilt-er, n. wun bflo tilts; wun ho) fits. 
 
 Tilth, Tilt, «. Az kondijon ov land after pl'sii): 
 kultyii^r; tilaj; dat hwiq iz tild; de dept ov serl 
 turnd up bi de pi's er spad. 
 
 Tilt-hammer, Tilt-bam-er, n. a Iqrj hamer, lift- 
 ed bj majeneri, yn,zd in fcarjig jurn er stel; trip- 
 hamer. [odrom. 
 
 Tilt-yard, Tilt-yqrd, n. a plas fer tiltiij; a hip- 
 
 TlMBER, Tim-ber, n. wud fit fer bildig: de man 
 truijk ov a trE; de man bemz ov a fabrik; a rib, 
 er uprjt pes ov wiad in a Jips fram; — materialz 
 fer eni yi^s. [timber; tu suport. 
 
 Timber, Tim-ber, v. t. tu furnij wid bemz er 
 
 Timbered, Tim-berd, a. furnijt wid timber; — 
 but: fflrmd; kontrjvd. 
 
 Timber-head, Tim-ber-hed, n. de top end ov a 
 timber in Jips; keld elso {hevel-Jiead .) 
 
 Timberling. Tim-ber-lii). n. a smel trs. 
 
 Timber-merchant, Tim-ber-mer-qant, n. wun 
 hit) dglz in timber. 
 
 Timber-sow, Tim-ber-s"s, n. a wurm in wud. 
 
 Timber-trade, Tim-ber-trad, n. trafik er trad in 
 timber. 
 
 TiMBKR-TREE, Tim-ber-trE, n. a tre fer timber. 
 
 Timber-work, Tim-ber-wurk, n. wurk fermd ov 
 timber. [ber. 
 
 Timber-yard, Tim-ber-yqrd, n. a yqrd fer tim- 
 
 Timbre, er Timber, Tim-ber, «. {Her-.} de krest 
 hwiq, in eni aqEvment, standz on ds top ov de 
 helmet. 
 
 Timbrel, Tim-brel, 7i. a kjnd ov mq,zikal instrdo- 
 ment wid belz rsnd de rim, plad bj pulsajon. 
 
 Timbrelled, Tim-breld, a. sui) tia de timbrel. 
 
 Timbubine, Tim-bii,-ren, n. Se {Tambourine.) 
 
 Time, Tjm, n. a limited porjon ov dqrajon: a 
 degre ov di],raJon, mqrkt bj periodz er mevjqrz, 
 qefli fermd bj mojonz ov de hevnli bodiz, az a 
 yer, a munt, and a da; spas ov tjm; interval; Ijf, 
 konsiderd az empltrd, er destind tu emplerment: 
 sezn; proper tjm; kontinja^ans; aj; era; epok; 
 period; dat; oporti^niti; erli tjm; partikyqlar 
 tjm; Stat ov fcigz di],rii) a tjm; 'sr ov qjldbert; — 
 repetijon ov eni tii), er menjon wid referens tu 
 repetijon; az, "ten tjmz."— (J/«s.) dat afekjon 
 ov s-»nd bj hwiq Jertnes er lei)t iz denominated, 
 az regqrdz its kontini\iti on de sam degrs ov ti|n. 
 Apqient tfrn, iz de tjm dsdi^s*. from obzervajonz 
 ov de sun, and iz de sam az dat Jon bj a prop- 
 erli adjusted sun-djal. It iz elso kold solar tpn 
 and tray tpn. Men t'lm, iz de tjm Jon bj a wel- 
 regyqlated klok; it iz sumtjmz *16 minits sooner 
 er later dan dat Jon bj de sun; and it wud be 
 de sam az dat Jon bj de sun, if de sun wer elwaz 
 in de ekwator, and hiz ap^rent djiirnal mojonz 
 in de hevnz wer yqniferm. S/derfal tfrn iz de 
 porjon ov a sidereal da hwiq haz elapst sins de 
 transit ov de ferst perntov EIriez. It reprezents, 
 at eni moment, de rjt asenjon ov hwotever ob- 
 jekt iz den upon de meridian. Adrommikal 
 tim ov da, iz de tjm past men noon ov dat da, 
 and iz reknd on tu 24 yrz in men tjm. 
 
 Time, Tjm, v. t. tu ad;ipt tu de tjm'; tu brii) er 
 dcD at a proper tjm; tu regyi^lat az tu tjm; — tu 
 me^qr hqrmonikali. 
 
 TiME-ENDL'RiNG, Tim-en-di'ir-ig, a. lastij az tjm. 
 
 Timeful. Tjm-ful,* a. s^znabl; tjmli; erli. 
 
 Time HONORED, Tjm-on-ord, a. lop held in onor; 
 onord wid aj. 
 
 Timekeeper, Tjm-kep-er, n. he er dat hwiq 
 
 keps I jm; a tjm-pes; a woq er klok dat keps tjm. 
 Timeless, Tjm-les, a. unseznabl; untjmli; imati^; 
 
 dun befor de tjm; — endles. 
 TiMELESSLY, Tjm-les-li, ad. unseznabli. 
 Timeliness, Tjm-li-nes, n. de stat ov beig tjmli. 
 Timely, Tjm-li, a. seznabl: sufijentli erli. 
 Timely. Tim-li, a.d. erli; siiin; seznabli. 
 Timeol'S, Tim-e-us, a. tjmli; seznabl. 
 Timeously, Tjm-e-us-li, ad. in dq tjm. 
 Timepiece, Tjm-pes, n. a klok er a woq; a tim- 
 
 keper. 
 Timepleaser, Tjm-plez-er, n. a. tjmserver. 
 Timeserver, Tjm-serv-er, n. wun hen menli kom- 
 
 pljz wid de tjmz, er st^ts hiz opinyonz and ak- 
 
 Jonz tu de tjmz. 
 Timeserving, Tjm-serv-ig, n. men kompljans wid 
 
 de tjmz, wid de prevalii) opinyonz, er wid prez- 
 
 ent pTser. 
 TiMEWORN, Tjm-worn, a. worn bj lor) yi^s. 
 Timid, Tim-id, a. ferful; timorus; wontii) kuraj; 
 
 ezili frjtnd; afrad; k'sardli. 
 Timidity, Ti-mid-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beii) tim- 
 id; wont ov kuraj; fer; ferfulnes. 
 TiMiST, Tjm-ist, n. wun hoo keps mii,zikal tjm; — 
 
 a tjmserver. 
 TiMOCRACY, Tj-mok-ra-si, n. a ferm ov guvem- 
 
 ment, in hwiq a serten am"snt ov properti iz 
 
 rekwizit az a kwolifikajon fer ofis, er wun hwiq 
 
 iz a kjnd ov men betwen an aristokrasi and an 
 
 oligqrki. 
 TiMONEER, Tim-o-ner, n. {Naut.) de helmzman. 
 Timorous, Tim-or-us, a. ferful; ful ov fer and 
 
 skrcopl; timid; ezili fntnd. [fer. 
 
 Timorously, Tim-or-us-li, ad. ferfuli; wid mug 
 Timorousness, Tim-or-us-nes, n. ferfulnes. 
 TiMORSOME, Tim-or-sum,J a. timid; timorus. 
 Timothy-grass, Tim-o-ti-gras, n. q valyq,abl 
 
 kjnd ov gras, kiiltivated fer foder. It iz keld in 
 
 Iijgland kats-tal-gras, and in sum pqrts ov de 
 
 Yi]^njted Stats herdz-gras, er Thurdz-gras. 
 Tin, Tin, n. a yi^sful metal, ov hwjtij kulor; and 
 
 vcri millEabl; a pes ov tin; a tin plat ov jurn 
 
 kuverd wid tin. 
 Tin, Tin, v. t. tu kuver wid tin. 
 Tincal, Tii)-kal, n. de komerjal nam ov ruf er 
 
 krood boraks, az imported from India; borat ov 
 
 soda. [ov tin. 
 
 Tin-canister, Tin-kan-is-ter, n. a kanister mad 
 Tinctorial, Tii)k-t6-ri-al, a. relatig tu tii)ktyqr; 
 
 kulori;). 
 Tincture, Tir)kt-yTq,r, n. a tinj er Jad; kulor er 
 
 tast sqperaded bj sumtir); a sljt tast er relij; — 
 
 ekstrakt ov de f jner pqrts. — {Her.'} a metal; a 
 
 kulor: fur. 
 Tincture, Tigkt-yq^r, t. t. tu imbq, er impr^g- 
 
 nat wid sum kulor er tast; tu tinj; tu imbq. 
 Tindal, Tin-dal, n. a nativ ofiser empled in 
 
 India. 
 Tinder, Tin-der, n. sumtig veri inflamabl, yi^zd 
 
 tu kaq f jr, er tu kindl from a spqrk. [tinder. 
 Tinder-box, Tin-der-boks, n. a boks fer holdig 
 TiNDER-LiKE, Tin-der-ljk, a. Ijk tinder; inflamabl. 
 Tine, Tjn, n. de toot ov a haro; — de spjk ov a 
 
 fork; a prog. 
 Tinea, Tin-e-a, n. [/..] {ifed.) de skeld-he4. 
 TiNED, Tjnd. a. havig a tjn er tjnz. 
 Tinfoil, Tin-fs'l, n. tin redqst tu a tin lef. 
 Ting, Tig, J r. i. tu s-snd az a bel; tu tigkl. 
 Ting, Tig, n. a Jqrp s-snd, az ov a bel. 
 Ting, Tig, n. de rcDm in a tijnez tempi kontanig 
 
 de jdol. 
 Tinge, Tinj, v. t. tu impregnat er imbi], wid a 
 
 kulor er tast; tu tigktynr; tu dj. 
 Tinge, Tinj, w. a kulor; a stan; a tint. 
 Tin-glass, Tin-glas, n. a nam ov bizmut.
 
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 Tingle, Tin-j;l, r. i. tii fcl scnsihl ov a a^nJ; tu 
 huv I tius''U' ** '" ^' "^'' ''^ '"'^ ** iWt vjliru- 
 Uari. Irilin sfii!<ajun. 
 
 Ti.NOLiNO. Tiu-glii), ». a kjiid ov pan or plcsqr 
 Mri'i <i .■'unsdjuii ov mojon; u nffz in At erz. 
 
 TixK, Tii)l<. «^' *• "^ ""•'' •* JVP) /'■'l '""! ^iJ 
 
 tiokl. l"V bras, 4.1. 
 
 TiNKKB, Tiflk-cr, r. t. and »'. tu mend old vesclx 
 TiNKca, Tiyk-er, n. wun hat tigkii; — a aieuderuv 
 
 ul'l bras or uu'tal w:ir. 
 TiXKKRixo, Tijjk-er-ii), n. At emplflrment or 
 
 wurk (iv a tiykcr. 
 TiNKKKLY, Tiuk-LT-li, ad. IJk a tijjkor. 
 Tinkle, Tiuk-I, r. i. tu niak a Jurp, kwik nffz; 
 
 tu kliok; tu tig; tu tiyk: tu tio^l. 
 Tinkle, Tiok-1, r. t. tu koz tu kliyk. 
 Tinkle. Tink-I, /*. a klij)k; a kwik, Jcirp nflfz. 
 Tinkling. TiDk-lig, n. u kwik ncrz; a tigkl. 
 TiNMA.N, Tin-man, n.,/il. Tin-iucn; a luun^'i^fakt- 
 
 viirorov tin, or ov jurn tind uvur: a drK-r in tin. 
 Tinner, Tin-er, n. wun hoo wurks in tin er tin 
 
 nijnz: a tinman. 
 Tinnient, Tin-i-ent, a. cmitig a kler sisnd. 
 Tinning, Tin-iu, n. de akt ov kuvcrig wid tin. 
 Tinny, Tin-i, a. abifndig wid tin: sTindiy lik tin. 
 Tin-pl.\TE, Tin-i)lat, n. a tin Jtt ov jurn kuverd 
 
 on but s[dz wia tin; — an altf ov jurn and tin, 
 
 furiml iiitu iilnt.-i, kold tin-jihiU or h'cit-iurn. 
 Ti.NSEL, Tin-!'i;l, /(. a kjnd ov Jjiiiu kli«t;— a veri 
 
 tin metalik plat, Jui and glitcri{), but ov litl 
 
 valyn; — a Jiniy trifl; cni tifl Joi and ov litl 
 
 valyii. 
 Tinsel, Tin-scI, a. spcjus; Joi: plozibl; sqpcrfijal. 
 Tin.sel, Tin-sel, r. t. tu dekorat, az wia tinsel. 
 Tinstone, Tin-.«tun, n. {.Vin.} an oksid ov tin. 
 Tint, Tint, «. a d[: a tinj; a kiilor. 
 Tint, Tint, /•. /. tu tinj; tu kuior. 
 TiNTAMAR, Tin-ta-m^r,* n. a konfi^zd nerz; a 
 
 bidcii.'< Mkrj. 
 TiNTiNNABiLARY, Tin-ti-nab-yn-la-H, a. rclatig 
 
 ti.i (1 bel: sTSiidifl. 
 TiNWORii, Tiu-wurm, n. an insekt. 
 Tiny, Tj-ni.J a. litl; smul; puni. 
 Tip, Tip, n. Ae top; end; p«rnt: ckstrcmiti; — wun 
 
 jH^rt ov rte pla at njnpinz; a tro. 
 Tip, Tip, r. t. tu top; tu end; tu kuvur on Ae 
 
 end:- tu (;iv;--tu strjk Ijtli; tu tap. Tu ti'ii 
 
 (jrer, tu turn over; tu kap.-sjz. Tu tip up, tu 
 
 itiz up wun end, az ov a kqrt, so dat de kuntcnt^i 
 
 nio pus Ttt. 
 Tip, Tip,+ r. «. wid 'f, tu fol of; tu dj. 
 Tippet, Tip-et, n. fur or samtin cl.i worn abit 
 
 dt iiok. 
 
 in cl.i ' 
 lUf uv 
 
 rer de kup 
 
 Tipple, Tip-1, r. i. tu drijjk tu ek.<t's: tu wast 
 Tipple, Tip-1, r. t. tu dri^k in liiksy^ri orekse.s: 
 
 --tu luak hn in a i^rten manor. 
 Tipple. Tiii-I, n. dripk; likor. 
 Tippled, Tip Id, a. tijisi; drujk. 
 Tippler, Tn>-K'r, >i. wun bit) tipli; a druflkard. 
 Tippling, Tip-li\), n. dt akt ov drigkigtu ckse.". 
 TiPPLiNo-uoiSE, Tip-lio-hT5s, n. a publikdrigk- 
 
 ill bx-. 
 TiPsiLT, Tii>-si-li, aJ. in a tip«i maner. 
 TiPSTAKK. Tip-staf, n. an ofi.scr wid u staf tipt 
 
 wid ineiul; u kun!«tabl; — At -itof .«o tipt. 
 Tipsv, Tij>-»i, a. drugk: fudld: intuk-sikntcd. 
 Tiptoe, Tip-to, «. dr oiul ov dt to;- utmost hit. 
 TiP-TOP, Tip-top, n. At sumit: dr utmost dtgrt. 
 Tip TOP, Tip-tt>p, a. At hiesl; btij) on Ae ton. 
 TiPPi LA, Ti. n,t ,a j n. [L] {£>U.) a loD-legcd 
 TiPiLA, "PH'i. { in.^okt. 
 Tirape, Ti-rad, cr Ti-n\d, ii. a stran; a stran ov 
 
 invfktiv or sonjqr: vjolcnt doklnrajon. 
 Tire, Tjr, n. fiimitiir: aparntus;— dt jurn band 
 
 or hAp ov a hwrl; — [a ro; a hcd-dros. Se (TV- 
 
 ara. )]—atir; a ^jldz npum. St (TliVr.) 
 
 Tire, Tjr, r. t. tu fat^jf: tu mak wrri; tu luru; 
 
 tu jiid; tu wijr nt wid lub^ir or irdyusnta). 
 TiRK, Tjr, r. /. tu btkiim wtri or fategdj — 'tu 
 
 fed ur ura u]>ijn. 
 Tired, Ijnl, /'. a. fatigd; wrri. 
 TiKEi>NE88, Tjrd-nen, n. de 8tat ov btig tjrd; we- 
 
 rincH. 
 TiRE-.SMiTU, T|r-8mit, n. wun hot mak.i jum-work 
 
 f'lr koqt-z, As. 
 TiRE.suME. Tjr-sum, a. werisam; fattgig; tcdjiu. 
 TiuESOMELT, Tjr-sum-li, ad. in u t[rsum maner. 
 TIRE.SUMENEKS, T|r-sum-ne8, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 
 i{) tirsum. 
 Tihing house, Tir-ig-hTss, j n. Ae dresio-r«i)m or 
 TiRiNOROOM, Tjr-io-nbm, I a ttutor. 
 Tiro, Tj-ro, n. [L.] a yug or ro soljer on hii 
 
 fc-rst kampau; — a l^rner; a beginer; a novia. 8e 
 
 i'Tl/ro.y 
 Tirocinium, Ti-ro-sin-i-um, n. [L.] Ae f?rat s^r- 
 
 vis ov u suljer; dt rJUlimonts ov eni qrt; uovijiat; 
 
 — dt tjtl ov a poem bj KTSi^r, giviy a rtvii ov 
 
 publik skiblz. 
 TiRONiAN, Tj-ro-ni-an, a. relatig tu Tjro, a frcd- 
 
 man and favorit ov Sisero, and apljd tu ncjlg, 
 
 hwi(j wt/r Ae Jnrthand ov Ae anjent liuuiunz. 
 TiRRA-LiRRA, Tir-a-lir-a, n. Ae not ov de Iqrk. 
 TiRWiT, Tt-r-wit, /». Q berd. 
 'Tis, "Tiz, it iz;— ofn so kontnikted in poctri. 
 Tisic, Tiz-ik, n. konsumjon. Se {Phthinic.} 
 TisiCAL, Tiz-i-kal, a. konsdmtiv. Se {FfUhiti- 
 
 caL) 
 TisicKY, Tiz-ik-i, a. konsdmtiv; tizikal. 
 TisRi, Tiz-rj, u. Ae ferst munt ov de IlEbnusivil 
 
 yir, and de scvnt ov de eklrziiistikal yer, beiga 
 
 |iqrt ov September and ov Oktober. 
 Tissue, TiJ-i^, u. klot iuterwovn wid gold er sil- 
 ver, or figyurd kulorz; tekstynr; Q konekted se- 
 
 T'\ei.—{Bitt. and Anat.) a tin, membranus er- 
 
 gunizajon ov (Kirt^, konsistig ov a varjeti ov formz 
 
 klo^li komp.-ikted. 
 Tissue. TiJ-q, r. t. tu interwev; tu varicgat. 
 Tit, Tit, n. eni tig smol; a sm.il hors; — a wuman, 
 
 in kontcint. (I tilms*, or tuinlit, a berd. TUfvr 
 
 tat, ekzakt retaliajon: a f.^r ekwivalent. 
 Titan, Tj-tan, n. {Mijth.) a fabyi^lus beig.— 
 
 {<'h<iii.) a kalknrtus ert; a metal. 
 TiTANiAN, Ti-ta-ni-an, a. ert-born; rtlatig tu 
 
 Tjtan; — rtlatig tu titanium. 
 Titanic, Ti-tan-ik, a. rtlatig tu titanium. 
 TiTANiPKEOUS, Tj-tan-if-er-us, a. prodi^sig tita- 
 nium. 
 TiTANiTE, Tj-tan-jt, n, {3lin.) a nativ oksid ot 
 
 titti Ilium. 
 TiTANiTic, Tj-tan-it-ik, a. rtlatig tu titanium. 
 Titanium, Ti-ta-ni-um, «. {('hem. and J/j'/i.) a 
 
 t:\t and ekstrtmli hqrd metal, disktiverd \>\ 
 
 (Jregor in mrnakan{t, a mineral f^nd in Korn- 
 
 wol, Iggland. It iz ov a knj^'r kulor, and britl. 
 Titbit, Tit-bit, n. a njs bit: tidbit. Se {Tidhit.) 
 TiTUABLE, Tid-a-bl, a. dat ma be tjdd; subjekt 
 
 tu dt jtameut ov tjdi. 
 Tithe, Tjd, «. a tent pqrt:— de tent pqrt ov dt 
 
 prcdiis ov At land, anjentii !»et arx\rt, in Iggland 
 
 and uder Kristyau kuiitriz, fur at suporl ov dr 
 
 ministri or qur»;:— de lent jiqrtov eni tig; a smol 
 
 pqrt. 
 Tithe, Tjd, r. t. tu tak.s; tu levi a tjd ov. 
 Tithe, Tjd, r. i. tu pa tjdi. 
 TiTUE-FREE, Tjd-fre, a. cgt^mt from de pament 
 
 ov tjdz. 
 Tithe-gatherer, Tjd-gad-cr-er, n. wun b«i> kol- 
 
 ^kts tjdi. 
 Tither.' Tjd-er, n. wun hO) tjdi, or gndcrt tjdi. 
 Tithing, Tjd-ig, «. f.irmerli, q distrikt or tcrito- 
 
 rial divijtiin ov a bnndrr^, in Iggland, komprjtig 
 
 ten familii or ten frtbom men.
 
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 TiTHiNGMAN, Tid-ii)-man, n. &z bed ofiser ov a 
 tidii): a peti '])ES-ofiser; an under kunstabl.— 
 *(_VefP Eiifiland) a parij ofiser apffnted tia pie- 
 zerv erder at publik wurjip, and enfors ds prop- 
 er obzervans ov de Sabat. 
 
 TiTHYMAL, Tit-i-mal, n. a plant; de milk-tisl. 
 
 Titillate. Tit-il-at, v. t. tu tiki. 
 
 TiTiLLATiox, Tit-il-a-Jon, n. de akt ov titilatii) 
 er tiklir): de stat ov beig tikld: slit ple^T^r. 
 
 TiTiLLATiVE, Tit-il-a-tiv, a. tendii) tui titilat er 
 tiki 
 
 ToADLET, Tod-let, n. u lit! tod. 
 
 ToADSPiT, Tud-spit, n. a froti ekskrejon on plants. 
 
 Toad- SPOTTED, Tod-spot-ed, a. spoted Ijk a tod. 
 
 TOADSTONE, Tiad-ston, n. {Mm.} a spejez ov ig- 
 neus »r baseltik ston; a spejez ov trap er amig- 
 dalffd. [a mujroom. 
 
 Toadstool, Tod-stool, n. a vejetabl produkjon; 
 
 Toast, Tost, v. t. tu drj er het at de fjr; tu skerq; 
 — tu Jo onor tu in drijkii); tu nam hwen a 
 belt iz druijk. [drugk. 
 
 Toast, Tost, t. i. tu giv a tost er belt tu be 
 
 TiTLAEK, Tit-lqrk, «. a spejez ov fjn sigip Iqrk. j Toast, Tost, n. bred dijd er skerqt befor de fjr; 
 Title. Ti-tl, n. an inskripjou over^ er at de be- i bred drjd and put intu likor: — a sentiment er 
 
 ginm ov, sumtii), servii) az a nam: a jeneral bed ' belt an-snst at drigkig; — a ladi booz belt iz ofa 
 
 komprjzii) partikyqlurz: a nam: an apelajonn druiik. 
 
 spejalij an apelajon ov onor;— de ferst paj ov a ', Toaster, Tost-er, n. be er dat hwiq tosts; an 
 
 buk:— a klam ov rit, er gr-snd ov suq klam. 
 Title. Tj-tl, r. t. tu entjtl: tu nam: tu kel. 
 Titled, ti-tld. a. bavig a tjtl ov onor. 
 Title-leaf. Ti-tl-lef, n. titl-paj. 
 Titleless. Ti-t'l-les, a. wontig a nam er apelajon. 
 Title-page, Tj-tl-paj, n. de paj kontanii) de tjtl 
 
 ov a buk. 
 Titmouse, Tit-m-ss, n., pi. Tit-mjs; wun ov a 
 famili ov perqig berdz; a smel berd, keld elso 
 Pimtit and tit. 
 Tittee, Tit-er, v. i. tu Iqf wid restrant; tu Iqf 
 wid'st muq nerz; tu gigl: — tu rid on eq end ov 
 a balanst plai)k er timber; — a komon sport amiii) 
 qildren. 
 Titter. Tit-er, n. a restrand Iqf. 
 Tittering, Tit-er-ii), n. suprest Iqfter: a gigliij. 
 Tittle. Tit-1, n. a smel pqrtikl: a pernt; a dot: 
 
 jot: iota. 
 Tittletattle, Tit-l-tat-1, n. [fermd from tail \n 
 redqplikajon;] jdl tek; pratl; emti gabl: — an jdl 
 teker. 
 Tittletattle, Tit-l-tat-1, v. i. tu prat jdli. 
 Tittletattling, Tit-1-tat-lii), n. de akt ov prat- 
 
 ifl jdli. 
 
 Titular, Tit-yq,-lar, a, egzistig onli in nam er 
 
 tjtl: nominal: havii) er konferii) onli de tjtl; tit- 
 
 yi^lari: az, a tityx\lar bijop. 
 
 TiTULAEiTY, Tit-yq,-lar-i-ti, n, de stat ov beiri 
 
 tityqlar. [onli. 
 
 TiTULAELY, Tit-yi^-lar-li, ad. nominali; bj tjtl 
 
 Titulary, Tit-yq-la-ri, a. relatii) tu a tjtl; kon- 
 
 sistii) in a till: tityqlar. 
 
 Titulary, Tit-yq-la-ri, n. wun ho) baz a tjtl er rjt. 
 
 TiVY, Tiv-i, ad. wid sped: tantivi:— a wurd eks- 
 
 presifl sped, from {tantivy,) de not ov a buntiy- 
 
 hern. 
 
 To, Tu, jtrep. notii) mojon toardz: opozd tu 
 
 fram; indikatir) end, ahjekt, aienf//n; in de di- 
 
 rekjon ov; in akerdans wid; az it regqrdz: az 
 
 fqr az. 
 
 To, Tu, ad. a pqrtikl empled az de yx\jqal sin er 
 
 prefiks ov de infinitiv moid ov de verb: and it 
 
 mjt, in suq yqs, be demd a silabl ov de verb. 
 
 It iz yqzd merli az a sjn ov de infinitiv, wid-st 
 
 havi^) eni distii)kt er separat menii): az, "He 
 
 luvz till red." Sum verbz admit de infinitiv 
 
 mood after dem, wid-st de sjn tw; az, hid, dqt. 
 
 /el, hfCr, let, mak, nrd, sf; az, "He hrrz me rf rf." 
 
 Tu and fra, ad. bakward and forward. Tuda. 
 
 ad. and ». on dis da;— dis da. Tunlt, ad. and 
 
 n. on dis njt; — dis njt. Tumoro, ad. and n. on 
 
 de moro; — de moro. 
 
 Toad, Tod, n. a padok; an. animal rezemblig u 
 
 frog, but les aktiv. He tod baz bin eroneusli 
 
 ak-snted venomus. 
 
 Toadeater, Tod-et-er, n. a vulgar term fer a 
 
 fenir) parasjt; a servil sikofant. 
 ToADFiSH, T6d-fiJ, n. a kind ov se-fij. [rjetiz. 
 Toadflax, Tod-flaks, n. a plant, ov several va- 
 ToADiSH, Tod-iJ, a. Ijk a tod. 
 
 instnijment for tostii) bred. 
 ToAST-MASTEE, Tost-mQs-ter, n. wun bcD givz 
 
 tosts at an eutertanment. 
 Tobacco. To-bak-o, n. an Amerikan ])lant; de 
 drjd levz ov de plant, yqzd fer smokig, gqii), 
 and makii) snuf. 3e nam iz supozd tu be de- 
 rjvd from {Tnhaco,} a provins ov Yqkatan, bw^r 
 it wiiz ferst f^sud bj de Spanyardz. 
 Tobacconist, To-bak-o-nist, n. a manyqfaktyn,- 
 
 rer and vender ov tobako. 
 
 Tobacco-pipe, To-bak-o-pjp, n. a pjp fer smok- 
 
 ii) tobako. [boldit) tobako. 
 
 Tobacco-pouch, To-bak-o-p-sq, n. a p'sq fer 
 
 Tobacco stopper, To-bak-o-stop-er, n. an in- 
 
 strOjment yqzd fer stufii) tobako intu a pjp. 
 Tobine, T6-bin, n. a sfst, twild silk, yqzd fer 
 
 dresez. 
 Tocsin, Tok-sin, n. a publik alqrm-bel. 
 Tod, Tod, n. a buj: a tik Jrub: — a serten wat ov 
 wul: too ston, er 28 p-sndz avordi|ptTz; — a foks. 
 Tod, Tod, r. i. tu wa: tu prodi\s a tod. 
 Today, Tu-da, ad. on dis da: — 71. dis da. 
 Toddle. T6d-1, v. i. tu wek febli, az a qjld er 
 
 old man: tu totl. 
 Toddy, T6d-i, n. a spejez ov pqm-tre in de 8st 
 ludez: de jqs er likor ekstrakted from de tre; — 
 a mikstyqr ov spirit and weter swetnd; grog. 
 TODO, Tu-d(Jo,+ n. busl; ster; buri: addb. 
 Tody, T6-di, «. a berd, ov de pj kjnd. 
 Toe, To, n. wun ov de firigerz, er divjded eks- 
 tremitiz, ov de fut; de ekstremiti er for pqrt 
 ov de fut. 
 Toga, T6-ga, n. [i.] de ■ster gqrment ov de Ro- 
 manz, worn bj rntn; — de karakteristik gqrment 
 ov de Romanz, az de paUvrii woz ov de Greks. 
 Togated, T6-gat-ed, a. wqrii) a toga er g^n; 
 
 toged. 
 
 Toged. T6-ged, a. g^nd; drest in a gisn; togated. 
 
 Together, Tu-ged-er, ad. in kumpani: notapqrt; 
 
 in yi^nyon: at er in de sain tjm: simultaneusli; 
 
 wirt'st intermijon; in konsert: in kontiniyti. 
 
 Toggel, T6g-1, n. {Xaut^ a sert ov wudn pin, 
 
 taperii) toardz bot endz:— a kjnd ov butn. 
 Toil, Terl, v. i. tu labor; tu wiirk; tu be indus- 
 trius. [a sn^r. 
 
 Toil, Terl, n. labor; wurk: drujcri: fa teg:- a net; 
 Toiler, l^l-er, n. wun ben terlz: a lab(irer. 
 Toilet, Ttj-bt, n. a dresiij-tabl: de akt ovdresig. 
 Toilful. Tel-ful. a. laborius: werisum; telsum. 
 ToiLiNETTE, Tff-li-net, n. a stuf mad ov wul, 
 
 kotn, and silk, j'qzd for wastkots. 
 Toilless, Tffl-les, a. fre from terl. 
 Toilsome, Tsl-sum, a. laborius- weri. 
 Toilsomely, Ttrl-sum-li, ad. in a ttrlsum maner. 
 ToiLSOMENESS, Tffl-sum-nes, n. werisumnes; la- 
 
 bonusnes. 
 ToiSE, Tffz, n. a Frenq fadom, ekwal tu 6 FrenQ 
 
 ff t;— ekwal tu 6.394 Iflglij fet. 
 Tokay, To-ka, n. a kjnd ov riq and hjli-prjzd 
 wjn, mad at {Tokay ^ "in Huijgari.
 
 TOM 
 
 659 
 
 TON 
 
 ToKKX, Tu-kn, n. a sjn: a mqrk: a not; an indi- 
 knjon; a ^imtoIn: a mrmurial ov frviidji|); an 
 eviJi-nn ov remembrans: - a ]>f* ov muni kurent 
 bj -iil.T.in", D'lt kirnd bj otxnti. 
 
 ToKE.NfcD. Tii-kml, a. havij uirjrks «tr tipota. 
 
 ToKt>Lt88, Tu kn-les, a. wid'Ht eni tokn. 
 
 Told. IoU, »'. and />. from Tel; mcnjond. Re 
 
 ToLE. Tol.* *. t. tu dro: tu ah'ir bj sumtio. Sc 
 
 Toledo, To-U-do, n. a .<ord ov metal t<-uipcrd, 
 i>r l(k wuii tomiK-rd, at Tu/rda, in Sixm. 
 
 ToLtSABLE, T61-er-a-bl, a. dm ma ht tolerated, 
 tndiird, or .-ujKjrted; eiidtirabl; su{Kjrtabl; not 
 ek-ulent; po-;abl. 
 
 ToLEBABLENtss, T61-er-a-bl-nc3, n. de stat ov 
 brij) toleraljl. [[Xisabli. 
 
 ToLtBABLY, Tol-or-a-bli, ad. in a t6ierabl maner; 
 
 ToLtBANCE, T6l-t■r-an^<, n. puer ov cndiirij: de 
 akt ov ondt\ri{): undiirans; tolerajon; indiiljens. 
 
 ToLKKANT, T61-er-ant, a. disixbzd tu tolerat; in- 
 diiljrnt: forb^rij). 
 
 Tolerate, T61-er-at, v. t. tu al-s so az not tu 
 hiiidiT-. tu ."ufer: tu permit: tu admit. 
 
 Toleration, Tol-er-a-Jon, u. de akt ov toleratip: 
 alvan- givn tu dat hwig iz not aprtbvd; impi\- 
 niti and safti grunted tu iliaentorz from de es- 
 tAbliJt relijon er curq. Ti>leraf"n ak-f, {Lwc) an 
 akt in de ran ov >Vilyam and Mari, ov I|)gland, 
 ill favor ov lUjmitn K.ttulik^ and I>Js«iit"rz. 
 
 Toll. Tul. n. a d^ii or taks im|KJzd on tniveierz 
 or gudz pusiy aloj) publik rLxiz, uvcr l)rijc/, k"., 
 er for cnterifl a mqrkct.fur. As.: an t-ksjz: a tak,-': 
 — a purjon ov gran takn bi de mik-r tu jia fur 
 prjndu);— de riy,u<\ mnd bj de tuliD ov a bel. 
 
 Toll, Tul. c /'. tu pa tul or a taks. — tu tak tul 
 or a tak.":— tu sund az a siflgl bi-l. 
 
 Toll, Tul, r. t. tu koz tu sund sloli, az a bcl; tu 
 kol bj sTjnd: tu nutifj bj s-snd; — tu tak tol; tu 
 kolekt:— tu ali'ir. Sc ( 71 7f .) [f>a tul. 
 
 Tollable. Tul-a-bl, a. dat ma be told: Ijabl tu 
 
 ToLLAOE. Tul-aj, It. tul: j«mi'nt ov tol. 
 
 Toll BAB. Tul Ixir, n. {S-'tJand) a turnpik. 
 
 ToLLBOOTH. Tul-Uijd. n. a ku.'^tom-h'ss: an ck?- 
 qnnj:— u prizn, partikynlarli de prizn ov 'Edin- 
 biiru. 
 
 ToLLBOOTH. Tul-bcbd, r.t. tu imprizn in a tolKftd. 
 
 Toll-bridge. Tul-brij, n. q brij for pasifl hwicj 
 
 tul IX |tfid. 
 
 Toll-corn, T6l-koni, n. {Law) kom tnkn for 
 
 grjiiilin at a mil. 
 ToLL-DisH. Tul-diJ, n. a voscl in hwi<; tol iz takn. 
 Toller. Tul-er, n. wun boo tulz a bul: wun boi 
 
 tak^ tol. 
 Toll-oate, Td)l-gat, n. a plas hw^r tol iz pad. 
 Toll oatheber, Tul-gad-cr-er, n. de ofi-cr hix> 
 
 ink^ tol. [in: a tol-dij. 
 
 Toll-hop. Tul-hon, n. {Latr) a dij tu tnk tul 
 Toll hoihe, Tul-h^s, n. a hx;* hwjir tul iz |<ad. 
 Tollman. Tul-man, n., /7. Tul-men: wun hO) 
 
 k<'l<<ki.H tul. 
 ToLMEN. Tol-mcn, n. a sort ov Iqrj ston, wid 
 
 pjiiiajez a|>:\rvntli holod trA it. Suq !<tonz qr 
 
 f'Siid in K'lrnwol and in Kritani. and (\r supuzd 
 
 tu br l»r.».idik:il rrmiiiiz: V>A<\ olsu i/' Imtn. 
 ToL8Er. Tul-zi.* n. an ekM;anj: a tulbd>d. 
 ToLf. To-ltj. a. o brsnij-r«l Uilsani, ckiitraktcd 
 
 from de ftem ov a Sut-Amerikan trc. It ii 
 
 konif>uzd ov roxin, ol, and bcnzuik asiid. 
 ToLV tree, To-lii-trr, u. a trt hwiq yeld« q 
 
 Ixtl^iim. 
 Tomahawk, Tora-a-hnk. n. an Indian wepn, 
 
 l,>rmd ov 11 .itun. wid an cj, and a bandl; an 
 
 Indinn. iiirn ha(;ct. 
 Tomato, To-m(\-to, n. {Hot.) a plant and it4 
 
 fribt. kold elso At luc-*//l,—{i>ilanum lycoper- 
 
 tieum.) 
 
 ' Tomb. Tinm, n. a miSnyt^mcnt enklozig de ded, 
 
 or erektfd uvt-i «i grav; a sepulkcr; u grav. 
 Tomb. Tiuin. r. t. tu beri: tu euiXm. 
 Tombac, Tom-bak, n. i Min.) an alir ov koper and 
 
 I'llk, or a sjif/cz ov bni;" wid an ek-^'i ov zipk. 
 Tomble£8, Ttfim-lu!j, a. wontiga td>m er m6njrii- 
 
 m<-ni. [land. 
 
 Tombnobbt. Tifim-nor-i, n. a herd fund io Eet- 
 ToMBoy. T6m-b<T.» n. a rompig, bffij g^rl: a romp; 
 
 — ii men felu. 
 Tombstone. TAmston, n. a stun lad over de 
 
 (ii-il: a -ton pln-t in mornuri ov de de<l. 
 Tomcat, Tom-kat, n. a tul-grun mal kat. 
 ToMcoD. T6m-k(xl, n. a spejez ov selt-woter CJ. 
 Tome. Tom, n. a volyqm; q buk. 
 ToMKLKT. Tum-let, n. a avanX tom or volyt\m. 
 Tomkntose, To-mon-t<f).-<, a. kuverd wid jorl, in- 
 
 ti-rwuvii h^nt. 
 Tomfool, Tom-fiBl, n. a fiDl; a simplton. 
 Tom IN. Ttfi-min, n. a wat ov twclv granz, wit 
 
 JUl-lcTZ. 
 
 Tom-.voddy. T6m-nod-i, n. a berd: de pufin, er 
 nordi-rn duk or ok. [de prezent da. 
 
 Tomorrow. Tu-mor-o, n. de da iidbsekwent ta 
 
 ToMdiiitow, Tu-m<Jr-u, ad. on de nck.«t da kumig. 
 
 ToMi'iox. T6m-pi-on, n. a stoper ov a Wanun: a 
 t:imkiii:- aniurn botom tu hwii; grap Jotqr fikst. 
 
 Tom POKEB, T6m-pok-er, n. a bugbv tu frjta 
 qildrcn. 
 
 ToMBiu. T(5m-rig,t n. a nud, wjld gerl: a tombff. 
 
 Tomtit, Tom-tit, n. a titm'xs; a smel berd. 
 
 Tomtom, Tom-tom, n. a sort ov drum ynzd in 
 India. 
 
 Ton, Tun, n. dt wat ov 20 hnndred gros; 20 hun- 
 dred wat, er 2240 p-sndz: in sum plascz, 2000 
 p-xndz;— a likwid mtjur, 43. Sc {Tun.) 
 
 Ton, Ton, n. [Fr.] de prcvalin fajon: hj mod. 
 
 ToNDiNO, Ton-de-nu, n. [Jt.] {Anh.) an astragal. 
 
 Tone. Tun, n. tenjon: clastisiti: piser ov i-k.-iten/on 
 or kontrakjon:— not: s'snd: akscnt: STnd ov de 
 vff«:— an afektod s^nd ov de \fr*; a hwjn. — 
 {.Vug.) a properti ov .•'•snd bwiq bri^z it under 
 de relajon ov grav or akqt.— (/^aiW/ny) de 
 prevalig bq or degr« ov bqrmoni in de kulorig 
 ov a piktyqr. 
 
 Tone, Ton, r. t. tu uter in an af^kted ton. 
 
 Ton ED, Tund, a. havig ton:— jn^zd in kom|>uziJon; 
 az. hi-tcjud. 
 
 ToNKLEsa. Ton-los, a. havig no ton. 
 
 ToNO. Tup. and Ton, ;». ."^e ( Tiinjue.) and ( Tmgt.) 
 
 ToNOS, To|)z. n. I'l. a metal instW)ment. wid ta> 
 limz, for takig up bwot kan nut be bandld, as 
 kuiz in de fjr. 
 
 ToNGi'E. Tug, n. de instnAmcnt ov speQ in hqman 
 beigz: de koresp6ndig organ in animalz: — flqcnsi 
 ov wurdz: a laggwaj: speq: djiilekt; idiom: — a 
 najon. az di«tiggwijt bj d^r laggwaj:— cnmtig 
 rezemblig a tug in form, sityqajon, or yqs: a 
 kl'i'p ov a bukl:- a jwrnt: a prujekjon: a pn>m- 
 oniuri:— a ba. Tu nuld dr tun, tu be sjlcnt. 
 
 ToNoiE, Tug, r. t. tu (jjil: tu .«kuld. 
 
 To.vGiE. 1u\\, r. i. tu tok: tu prat. 
 
 ToNGfED. Tugd, a. havig a tug. Yqzd in kom- 
 (lozijon: az. duh\-tiJ!)d. 
 
 Tongue doiohtt, Tdg-d's-ti, a. valyant in wurd; 
 b-..>!'tful. (graftig. 
 
 ToNOiE GBArriNG. Tdg-graft-ig. n. a mud ov 
 
 ToNGLELiJvs. Tiig-le.-!, a. wontiga tug: spc^ea. 
 
 ToXGlEPAD. Trtg-iuid, n. a grat t.>k>r. 
 
 ToNGiE SHAPED, tiig-Japt. .<i. Jnpt Ijk a tug. 
 
 TONGl ETIK. Tiig-Ij, r. t. tu render unnbl tu 5pek. 
 
 ToxGLETiED. Tdg-tjd. a. havig an imi^diment or 
 spfi;; unabi tu fiiek frrli. 
 
 Tonic, Ton-ik, n. {Mrd.) a tonik medi5in, or wun 
 dat stregteni dt ton. er mdiki;lar akjoo. — 
 {Mu$.) dt kc-not.
 
 TOO 
 
 560 
 
 TOP 
 
 Toxic, T6n-ik, } a. prodrisig tenjon; givii) j 
 
 Toxical, T6n-ik-al, i streijt; he'nj ekstended; 
 bfiij flastik; — relatig tu tonz. 
 
 ToNiciTT, To-nis-i-ti, n. {Med.} de fakulti dat 
 determinz de jeneral ton ov de solidz. 
 
 Tonight. Tu-nit, acl. on dis njt. Se {To.} 
 
 ToxKA-BEAN, Tofl-ka-ben, ( n. a sed yn,zd 
 
 ToNQUix-BEAN, T6i)-kwin-b£n, ( fer perfn,mii) 
 snuf, and fer pr£zervii) klodz from modz. 
 
 Tonnage, Tiin-aj, n. dg number ov tunz; de wat 
 ov gudz in a vesel; dz number ov tunz hwiq a 
 vesel wil kari; — di|ti er kustom pad on gmdz bj 
 de tun; a kustom er impost dq, fer mercjandjz 
 bret er karid in tunz, from er tia uder kuntriz, 
 after a serten rat for everi tun. 
 
 ToNOus, T6-nus, a. ful ov ton er s'snd; sonorus. 
 
 ToNQUiNESE, Ton-kwi-nez, n. siij. &nd.j)l. a nativ 
 er nativz ov Tonkwin. 
 
 Tonsil, T6n-sil, n. {Anat.} a. gland ab"st a hqf 
 an inq in leijt, suboval, er Japt Ijk an qmond. 
 3qr qr tO) ov dem, wun sityi],ated on eg sjd ov 
 de fosez, at de basis ov de tug. 
 
 Tonsile, Tou-sil, a. dat ma be klipt. 
 
 Tonsillitis, Tun-sil-i-tis, n. {Med.} inflamajon 
 ov de tonsilz. 
 
 TONSOR, Ton-sor, 7i. [i.] a bqrber. 
 
 Tonsure, Ton-Jqr, )i. de akt ov Javig; de akt ov 
 klipii) de hqr; de stat ov beii) Jorn: — a nam givn 
 tu a distiijgwijt mqrk ov de klerji ov de Roman 
 Katolik qurq, fermd bj kutiij of a porjon ov de 
 h;i,r from de lied. 
 
 Tontine, Ton-ten, 7i. a Ion razd on Ijf-anqitiz 
 wid de benefit ov survjvorjips, so keld from de 
 inventor, {T-mti,} an Italyan. [subskripjon. 
 
 Tontine, Ton-ten, a. relatiij to. a tonten; bilt bj 
 
 Tony, To-ni,:j: 71. a simplton. 
 
 Too, Tod, ad. notii) ekses; over and abdv; over- 
 mtiq; mor dan eniif : Ijkvvjz: elso. 
 
 Took, Tuk, i. from Talc. Se {Tahe.} 
 
 Tool, TldI, n. eni instrioment ov manyqal opera- 
 Jon; an implement: — a bjrlii); wun hcom andder 
 yqzez az hiz toA. [strcoments. 
 
 Tool- MAKING, Tcfil-mak-ir), a. makii) titilz er in- 
 
 ToON-wooD, Tcfjn-wud, w. a spejez ov wiad (ov 
 de {cedrela tuona}) muq yqzd, in India, fer 
 makig furnitqr and kabinct-wurk; sumtjmz 
 keld Indian mahogani and Indian sedar. 
 
 Toot, Ttut, v. i. tu s-snd; tu mak a nffz; — *tu 
 prj; tu pep; tu serq naroli and sljli; tu luk 
 ab-st: — tu stand ut er be prominent. 
 
 Toot, TiDt, v. t. tu s-snd, az a flqt er bern. 
 
 Toot, Tcut, n. a. blast; a not er siind blon on a 
 hern: a nefz. 
 
 TooTER, Td)t-er, n. wun hm tints er plaz on a horn. 
 
 Tooth, T(.t)t, «,., ph Te^, wun ov de lit! bonz ov 
 de je; a boni substans groi^) in de je ov a man 
 er an animal, yqzd in mastikatir) foid;— tast: 
 palat; — eni tii] rezt'mbliij a tat; a tjn, pror), or 
 blad, ov eni multifidus instrmment; — de prom- 
 inent pcirt ov hwelz, bj hwiq da kaq upon kor- 
 espondent pqrts ov uder bodiz. 
 Tooth, TiTjf, r. t. tu furnij wid tet; tu indent; 
 
 tu Ink in eq uder. 
 Toothache, T(M-ak, 71. pan in de tet; odontaljia. 
 Toothbrush, T*t-bruJ, n. a bruj f or de tet. 
 TOOTH-DKAWER, TiOt-dro-er, n. wun hcD ekstrakts 
 tet). [ov tet. 
 
 TooTH-DRAWiNG, T(6t-dro-ig, n. de ekstrakjon 
 Toothed, Toott, a. liaviij tet; Jqrp. 
 TooTHEPGE, Ti6t-cj, n. a setii) de tet on ej. 
 Toothless, Tiot-lcs, a. wontii) tet: deprjvd ov 
 tet. ■ [lat. 
 
 Tootuletted, T(Dt-let-ed, a. {Bot.} dentikyq- 
 ToOTHPiCK, T(f)t-pik, ) n. an instrcbment for 
 
 TooTHPiCKER, Tdjt-pik-er, i pikig and klenig 
 de tet. 
 
 Toothshell, Tiiit-Jel, 71. {Co7icA.} a spejez ov 
 
 Toothsome, Tdbt-sum,* a. palatabl; plezii) tu de 
 
 tast. [de tast. 
 
 TooTHSOMENESS, T(f)6-sum-nes, n. plezantnes tu 
 
 Toothwort, Tii)t-wurt, n. a perenial plant: den- 
 
 ToOTHY, Tiit-i, a. toott; havig tet. [taria. 
 
 Top, Top, n. de hjest pqrt ov eni tiij: de hjest 
 
 pernt; pinakl; — de surfas; — de hjest plas or sta- 
 
 Jon; utmost degre: de hjest rai)k; — kri5n ov de 
 
 bed; de h£i,r on de kr-sn ov de bed; de forlok; — 
 
 de bed ov a plant; — a ter er platig hwiq berz mak 
 
 tu spin on its pernt. 
 
 Top, Top, a. beii) on de top er sumit; hjest. 
 
 Top, Top, V. i. tu rjz aloft; tu predominat; tm 
 
 eksel. 
 Top, Top, f. i. tu kuver er plas on de top; tu rjz 
 tu de top ov: tu tip; tu rjz abdv; — tu surpds; 
 tu eksel; — tu krop. 
 ToPAiiCH, Tii-pqrk, n. de qef orrcDler ov a toparki. 
 ToPARCUY, T6p-ar-ki, n. {Antiquity} a. smel 
 stat er lerdjip, komprjzir) onli a iq siiiz er tunz; 
 de jq,risdikJon ov a topqrk; komdnd in a smel 
 distrikt. [ralir;. 
 
 Top ARMOR, T6p-qr-mor, n. {Naiit.} a sert ov 
 ToPAZ, T6-paz, n. {Min.} a kristaljzd mineral er 
 prejus ston, ov a yelo er wjn kulor, hqrder dan 
 kworts; a jem. 
 ToPAZOLiTE, To-paz-o-ljt, n. {Min.} a sert ov 
 
 gqrnet, ov a pal yelo kulor. 
 Top-BLOCK, Top-blok, n. {Nmit.} a Iqrj jum- 
 bund blok, yqzd in swair) up and loerig d^sn de 
 top-mast. 
 Top-BRiM, Top-brim, «.. {Naut.} de spas in de 
 
 midl ov de fut ov a top-sal. 
 Top-CHAiN, Top-qan, n. {Kaut.} a qan yq,zd in 
 akjon, bj hwiq de locr yqrd iz hug, in kas ov de 
 sligz beig Jot awa. 
 Top-CLOTii, Top-klot, «. {JVmit.} a Iqrj pes ov 
 
 kanvas tu kuver de hamoks. 
 Top-DRESSiNG, T6p-drcs-ig, n. manqr lad upon 
 land wid^st beig pl^sd in. [tipl. 
 
 ToPE, Top, r. i. tu drigk hqrd er tu ekses; tu 
 ToPER, T6-per, n. an intemperat drigker; adrugk- 
 ard; a tipler. [brim. 
 
 ToPFUL, Top-ful, a. ful tu de top; ful tu de 
 Topgallant, Top-gal-ant, t n. {Kant.} 
 
 Topgallant SAIL, Top-gal-ant-sal, S de sal hwiq 
 
 iz abuv de top mast. 
 ToPH, Tof, n. a sert ov ston. Se {Tophus.} 
 Tophaceous, To-fa-Jus, a. griti; stoni. 
 Top-HEAVY, Tup-hev-i, a. ttt) hevi at de top; hav- 
 
 ig de uper pqrt tO) wati for de loer. 
 
 TOPHET, Tij-fet, n. a polqtcd, unklen plas, ner 
 
 Jerusalem, hwf^r ded kqrkasez and filt wer tron, 
 
 and a f jr kept burnig tu konsqm dem;— hens 
 
 samtjmz yqzd metaforikali fer liel. 
 
 Tophus, To-fus, «. [Z,.] {Min.} a. porus depozit 
 
 ov kalkareus mater from weter.^-(J/erf.) a soft 
 
 tqmor upon a bon. [az trez. 
 
 Topiary, T6p-i-a-ri, a. Japt bj kutig er klipig. 
 
 Topic, Top-ik, «. a prinsipl ov perswajon; — a 
 
 jeneral bed: a subjekt ov diskors or qrgqment; 
 
 tern: sumtig tu hwiq uder tigz qr referd.- — 
 
 {Med.} eni tig aplid eksternali tu a partikyqlar 
 
 pqrt. 
 
 Topical, T6p-i-kal, a. relatig tu sum plas er 
 
 topik; lokal; nplid medisinali tu a partikyqlar 
 
 pqrt. 
 
 Topically, T6p-i-kal-i, ad. wid aplikajon tu 
 
 sum partikyqlar pqrt. [top ov de hed. 
 
 Topknot, Top-not, n. a not worn bj wimen on de 
 
 Top-lantern, Top-lan-tern. {Xaut.} a lantern 
 
 ]ilnst in de after pqrt ov de topiu a Jip. 
 Topless, T6p-les, a. havig no top. [de top. 
 
 Topman, Top-man, n., yl. Top-men; de soyer at
 
 TOR 
 
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 Toi'MAST, Top-mast, n. {Suut.} a must raid at 
 
 At h -.1 or top ov de Itaer uia.it. 
 Topmost, Topmunt, a. uiicTui(i).tt; hjeut. 
 Toi'ouuAi-iitu, Tui-pog-ra-ior, n. wuu tub iz v^rat 
 
 ill i<jf>'i;{rul'i. 
 ToroiJRAi-iiic, Ton-o-graf-ik, J a. rclatig tu 
 
 Toroi.it.M'iiiCAL, Top-u-graf-i-kal, ) tupugrufi; 
 
 ill '1 I ill. II |«irtikyiilar plusuz. 
 ToruuKAi'iiiOALLV, Top-u-gfiif-i-kul-i, ad. in a 
 
 iii|K.i^r.ktik!il iniiiRT. 
 ToroGUAiMiisT, T(j-p<)g-ra-fi!it, n. wun v^rst in 
 
 U)|i"j{riiti: a t<j|x)grafor. 
 TopooRArjir, Tuj-jHJg-ra-fi, n. de deskripjon ov 
 
 a niii, iMi, or plus; de qrt ur i^Icds ov deskr(biu 
 
 sitiz, tKiiz, iinil plu-^cz. 
 Torn NO, Tcip-ijj.t a. fjn; nobl; galant. 
 Toi'i'iNO, Tiip-iy, ;i. a brunq ov a ire kut of. 
 TopiMXU-LiKT, Top-io-lift, n. {Aaiit.) a rop for 
 
 ru/.i() de cud ov u yqrd or ba>m. 
 Toppingly, Top-iji-li," a<l. siilendidli: nobli. 
 ToppiNULY, T6p-iu-Ii,* a. tin; gn; galant; Jwi. 
 Topple, T6p-1, v. i. tu fol forward; tu tunibl 
 
 d>iii; lu toll. 
 Topple, Top-l, r. t. tu tro d^n. 
 Top PKOun. Toit-prxd, n. prisd in de hjest degr£. 
 Topsail, Top-^-al, n. {Saiit.) a sal ckst^nded 
 
 iikrus At topiiia.'<t. 
 Top.sn\rKi>. Till -Jnpt, a. {L'ot.) Japt Ijk a top. 
 Top.sMA.N. T6|;s-iuaD, n. dt <j£f or hod drovor in 
 
 drjvn) katl. [upwardz. 
 
 TopsY-TiRvr, Ttip-si-tdr-vi.t ad. wid de botoui 
 Top-TACKLE, T6p-tak-l, «. {.Yaut.} a Kirj lakl 
 
 at;i<jt tu de lu>i.'r oud ov de top-mast, tu de tup- 
 
 rk>p, and tu de dok, in order tu fasilitat h(Tiiti{) 
 
 de t<jp-raast. 
 ToyLE. Tuk, n. [Fr.] a kind ov bonet or hed-dres 
 
 lor wimun: - an uld ward fund in Kotgrav, latli 
 
 revjvd in Iggland. 
 ToguET, Tui-kfi. n. [Fr.] a k^nd ov bonet. [hil. 
 Tor, Tor, u. a fser; a turct.— a hj jiffntcd rok or 
 Torch, Tnrq, «. a Iqrj waks kandl or blazij) s^ub- 
 
 stuiis karid in de hand: u flambo. [ton.]. 
 
 Torch DEARER, Torq-b:ir-cr, n. wun hin kariz a 
 Tori HEIGHT, T'>rg-ljt, n. de lit ov a tortj. 
 ToRCHTHisTLE. Torq-tls-l, n. a plant; a spe/ez ov 
 ToRCHWORT, Ti'irij-wiirt, u. a [ilant. [kaktus. 
 
 Tore, Ti.r. i. from JTjr. Se<7l«r.> 
 Tore, Tur, ;*. de dcd gras in winter; fog; — a 
 
 moil'lifl. Se {T'>ru«.) 
 ToREiMATOORAPHy, To-nj)-raa-t6g-ra-fi, ;*. a 
 
 dc.-<kripjiin ov anjont skulptyqr; tura>mat61uji. 
 TuREUMATOLOOY, Tu-nD-ma-tol-o-ji, n. de sjens 
 
 i»r urt or .xkulptyiir, or dr?kri[«Jon ov anjcnt and 
 
 uiHlirn .*kulptyii,r and bas-relef. 
 ToREiTic, T(j-riif<-tik, .1. npljd tu suq objekts az 
 
 qr cksrkiitcd wid hj finij, delikasi, or poll/;— and 
 
 tu III ligji^rz in hqnl wud, jvori. As. 
 ToRiiL;«T, lor-ment, r. t. tu put tu pan; tu 
 
 har.i» wid augwij; tu oksknujiat; tu tortynr; tu 
 
 trz; tu vi'k.i; — tu ajitat. 
 Torment, T.ir-ment, n. dat hwiq tormc^nts; pnn; 
 
 miicri: oflgwij; prual augwij: tartyq,r:— an an- 
 jcnt oiiHn ov wor tu ka.xt stonz. 
 ToRMENTER, Tor-m6nt-cr, n. wun hd> torm^nta; a 
 
 ti.niu'ntor. 
 ToRMENTiL, Tor-men-til, n. a mediainal plant 
 
 and nnt, yqzd ai an a-itrinjent. [voksij). 
 
 ToRMENTi.so.Tor-mdnt-in././-. a. infliktin torment: 
 ToRMENTixoLT, Tor-m6nl-ifl-li, aJ. widtormc-nt. 
 Tormentor. Tor-m^nt-or, n. wun hoi infliktj> 
 
 pEiiul t.irtyqrz. [m6nt*. 
 
 ToRMKNTREiiS, Tor-m^n-trc?, n. a femal boa tor- 
 TORN, Tiarn, ;-. from Tl^r. Se (TVar.) 
 Tornado, Tor-na-du, n. a vjulont bwerlig gust ov 
 
 wind or buriknn, komonli at^ndcd wid a f undi-r- 
 
 atorni: a vjalcnt hw^rlwind. 
 
 ToROSE, Tu)-ruz, a. iJi<'t.) unevn; Elevated and 
 deprest. 
 
 Torpedo, Tor-pe-du, n. an rlektrikal fij; a jenua 
 uv kqriilajinus liji-z hwi(j huv an cl^ktrifjig er 
 bendiuin p-fcr tu de tu(j:-<i inu/en invdnUsd bj 
 liobert Fulton, dezjnd lu blu up /i|>if. 
 
 ToRPENT, Ti'ir-|>vut, a. bendmd; mo/onlcs; not 
 aktiv; torpid. 
 
 ToRPE-scENT, Tor-p<S8-cnt, a. bckdmig torpid. 
 
 Torpid, Tiir-pid, a. havi{) lost svn'ibiliti and 
 mujoii; num; bcimm; muijonle.'; HlugiJ; not aktir. 
 
 Torpidity, Tor-pid-i-ti, ». de stat ov beig tor- 
 pid; tor|)or; torpidnes. [pid. 
 
 ToRPiDNESS, Tor-pid-nes, n. de stat ov beio tor- 
 
 ToRFiKV, Tor-pi-fi, ('. t, tu mnk torpid: tu be- 
 niim. [torpiditi. 
 
 ToRPiTUDE, Tor-pi-tnd, n. de stat or beig torpid; 
 
 Torpor, Tor-por, n. \L.\ dulnos; numnes; torpid- 
 iti; inabiliti tu minv; dulnes ov sen^^ajun. 
 
 ToRguE, Tork, n. [^t'r.] a. bandaj for de bed. 
 
 Torrekactio.v, Tor-e-i:ik-/on, //. de akt ov drj- 
 i|) lij Ijr. 
 
 ToRREKY, T6r-e-fi, ''• '• ^^ '^'"i ^1 "^ ^i""- 
 
 Torrent, Tor-ent, n. a suden rapid strem ov we- 
 tur nizd b^ J'scrz; a vjalent and rapid strem; a 
 ftriiu kurent. 
 
 Torrent, Tor-ent, a. rolio or rujig az a kurent. 
 
 ToKRiCELLiA.v, Tor-i-sel-i-an, a. relatiy tu Tor- 
 risuli, and apljd tu a barumeti^' invented bi 
 hiu). 
 
 Torrid, T6r-id, a. pqrqt; drjd wid het; bumig; 
 vjalentli hot. — Torid zan, de rejon ov de ?rt 
 inkli],dcd betwen de tropiks ov Kaiiser and Kap- 
 rikorn. It ck?tendz on eq sjd ov dc ekwator tu 
 Ac (listans ov abit 233-2 degrez. 
 
 ToRRiDiTY, Tor-id-i-ti, I n. de stat ov beifl 
 
 ToRHiDNESS, T6r-id-nes, i torid. 
 
 ToRROCK, Tor -ok, n. a herd ov de gul kind. 
 
 ToR-SE, Tors, n. {Her.y a ret; a twist. [form. 
 
 ToRSEL, Tor-sel, n. {Arch.} cni tij) in a twisted 
 
 Torsion, Tor-/on, n. de akt ov twistiy: stat ov 
 liiil) twisted. — {Mech.) de twisti|) or rcnqig ov 
 'I bodi bj de egzerjon ov a lateral ftsrs. 
 
 ToRSK, Torsk, «. a fiJ ov de kod trjb. 
 
 Torso, Ti»r-so, n. \^ll.\ {Sailjitiiir} de tnigk ov 
 a statyq, deprjvd ov de hod and limz. 
 
 Tort, Tort, ». {Law) roy; injq,ri; injdstis; — *mifl- 
 i;if: kalamiti. 
 
 Tort, Tort.* a. streqt az a nap; tot. 
 
 Tortile, Tor-til,* a. twisted; redd; rigkld. 
 
 Tortility, Tor-til-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig tortil 
 or redd. 
 
 ToRTio.v, Tiir-Jon, n. torment; pan. Sc (7l/r«on.) 
 
 Tortious, T.ir-Jus, a. inji^rius: ditiiy rog. 
 
 ToETiVE, Tor-tiv,* a. twisted; redd. 
 
 ToRTNESS, Tort-nes, n. tenjon ov a rop hwen 
 -treql. 
 
 Tortoise, Tor-tiz, 6r Tor-tis, n. an animal kuverd 
 wid Q hqrd Jcl, ov df jcuus tc^tqdu), and re zem- 
 blig At turtl:— a form intu hwiq dc nnjcnt sol- 
 jiTZ yq,zd tu tro dqr buktcrz abuv d;ir hodz, so 
 dat no dqrt,'' kud hurt dcm. 
 
 Tortoise-shell, Tor-tiz-Jel, n. At Jel ov de tor- 
 tiz, or radcr dr br'sn and yelo .«kalz or horni 
 substans ov de tortiz dat inhabits de tropikal 
 
 SfZ. 
 
 TouTRix, Tiir-triks, n. a spr/ez ov serpent. 
 ToRTiosE, Tort-yti-u«, a. twisted. 
 ToRTLOSiTY, Tort-yn-is-i-ti,* n. At ittat ov beip 
 
 i.'irryqus. [krukt; porv»Jr». 
 
 Tortious, Tort-jrtl-us, a. twisted; redd: wjodig- 
 Tortuously, Tort-yt;-us-li, aJ. in a t.'.riynu.« 
 
 manor. [ifl rtdd. 
 
 ToETUOussESS, Ti'irt-yq-us-ncs, n. At stat ov b«- 
 ToRTUEABLE, Torf-yq-m-bl, a. knpabl ov bei^ 
 
 toriynrd.
 
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 Torture, Tdrt-ytir, n. termcnts JT|,diJali inflikt- 
 ed; pan bj hwiq gilt iz punijt, er koufejon eks- 
 tartod: pan; aijgwij; paij; ekstrgia pan, az in- 
 flikted bj (te hwsl er rak; terment. 
 
 Torture, Tei-t-yii^r, v. t. tia punij wid tertyq^rz; 
 tti veks: tu ekskrijojiat; tu torment; tu kep on 
 Ae rak or streq. [menter. 
 
 Torturer, T6rt-yix-rer, n. wun hco tertyi],rz; tor- 
 
 Torturixgly, T6rt-yn,-rir)-li, ad. so az tu tor- 
 ment or puniJ. 
 
 Torturous, Tort-yix-rus, a. termentii). 
 
 Torulose, T6r-yq,-lu)S, a. {Bot.} alternatli kon- 
 trakted and distended; t6ryq,lus. 
 
 ToRULOus, T6r-yi^-lu3, a. havir) a r-snded bodi. 
 
 Torus, T6-rus, n. \_L.] {Arch.) a Iqrj r-snd mold- 
 iij yi\,zd in de basEZ ov kolumz. — {Bot.} de gra- 
 h] pernt ov a i'lTjer on hwiq de ssd veselzqr plast. 
 
 Tory, To-ri, n. wun ov a pqrti in IijgliJ histori, 
 opozd tu hwig; — orijinali an inl 'stle or rober: 
 — wun htt) in politikal prinsiplz elwaz Ieuz tui ds 
 qurq and stat az mi k6nstiti],ted; a konservativ, 
 opuzd tia a rEforuier. {American history) wun 
 hct), in de tjra ov ds Rcvoh|Jon, suported ds 
 ItjgliJ guvernment, and opozd de rezistans mad 
 bi'de koloniz. 
 
 Tory, Tca-ri, a. bslogii) tu ds toriz. 
 
 Toryism, To-ri-iz-m, n.&z prinsiplz ov a tori. 
 
 Tosh, ToJ, n. a kjnd ov klok, namd from de last 
 silabl ov de Glasgo patente, efektyi],ali ekskln,d- 
 ig ds ;ir. 
 
 Toss, Tos, v. t. tu tro wid ds hand, az a bel at 
 pla; tu tro wid vjolens; tu ajitat; tu Jak; tu 
 put intu vjolent mojon; tu mak restles; tu 
 diskwiet; tu tumbl over. 
 
 Toss, Tos, v. i. tu flig; tu bs in komojon; tu be 
 tost. Tia, tos up, {tu tro up a kern, and wajer on 
 hwiq sjd it wil fel. 
 
 Toss, Tos, n. de akt ov tosig; an afekted akjon 
 ov ds hed. 
 
 TossEL, Tos-el, n. Se {Tassel.) 
 
 TosSER, T6s-er, n. wun hcD tosez; a troer. 
 
 Tossing, Tos-ig, ii. violent komojon. 
 
 Tosspot, T6s-pot,t n. a toper and drugkard. 
 
 Tost, Tost, i. & p. from {Toss;) sumtjmz yTj,zd 
 for {tossed.) 
 
 Total, T6-tal, a. hoi; komplet; ful; not divided; 
 gros; entjr. 
 
 Total, To-tal, n. de hoi; de hoi sum er kwontiti. 
 
 Totality, To-tal-i-ti, n. komplet sum; hoi 
 kwontiti. [tjr. 
 
 Totalize, T6-tal-jz, r. t. in. render total er en- 
 
 Totally, T6-tal-i, ad. hoUi; full; kompletli. 
 
 Totalness, Tw-tal-ncs, n. entjrnes; totaliti. 
 
 Tote, Tot, v. t. Ss {Toot.} 
 
 Tote, Tot, v. t. tu kari; tu bi^r; tu konva. [Q 
 kolokwial wurd yqzd in de Sudern Stats.] 
 
 Tote, Tot, n. de hoi; "ds hoi tot," a komon ple- 
 ouazm.— [Provinjal in Iijgland, and kolokwial 
 in de Yipiited Stats.] 
 
 Tother, Tiid-er, kontraked from ds uder. 
 
 ToTiDEM VERBIS, T6t-i-dem ver-bis, [Z.] in just 
 so meni wurdz. 
 
 Totter, T6t-er, v. i. tu Jak so az tu tretn a fel; 
 tu stager; tu rel. 
 
 Totter ER, T6t-er-cr, n. wun hoo toterz. [fel. 
 
 Tottering, Tot-er-irj, /)/*. a. Jakiij az if redi tu 
 
 Tottle, T6t-1, V. i. tu wok ab-st in a toteriij 
 maner; tu toter; tu topi; tu todl.— [Provinjal 
 in Ijigland, and kolokwial in de Yi|njted Stats.] 
 
 Toucan, To-kan, n. a herd ov S-st Amerika. 
 
 Touch, Tuq, v. t. tu kum in kontakt wid; tu 
 persEV bj de sens ov felii); tu handl sljtli, wid^it 
 efort; tu req wid cni tig so dat dt^r ma be no 
 spas betwen de tig reqt and ds tig brot tu it; — 
 tu kum tu; tu atan; — tu trj, az gold wid a 
 ston; — tu rslat tu: tu mcdl wid; tu afekt; tu 
 
 raCDv; tu strjk mentali; tu kez tu fel; — tu de- 
 linsat er mqrk -st; — tu strjk a mi|zikal instroo- 
 ment; tu infli],ens bj impuls; tu impel forsiblij 
 tu trst ov perfngktorili. — Tid ttir; up. tu rep^r, 
 er imprcf)V bj sljt stroks er litl smendajonz. 
 
 Touch, Tuq, v. i. tu be in kontakt. — Tut tug at, 
 tu kum tu wid onli a veri Jort sta. — Tu tug on 
 or upon, tu menjon sljtli; tu go tu for a veri 
 Jort tjm; tu Ijt upon in mental inkwjriz. 
 
 Touch, Tuq, n. de sens ov felig: de akt ov tuqig; 
 de Stat ov beig tuqt; req ov eni tig so dat d^r 
 iz no spas betwen de tigz reqig and reqt; kon- 
 takt; — egzamiuajon, az ov gold bj a ston; test; 
 dat bj hwiq eni tig iz egzamind; prtof; trjd 
 kwolitiz; — a siggl akt ov a pensil upon de pikt- 
 yri^r; — fetyx|r ; lineament; — de akt ov de hand 
 upon a mi^zikal instrcbment; — piser ov eksjtig de 
 afekjonz; sumtig ov pajon or afekjon; — a strok; 
 animadverjon: senji],r; — a smel kwontiti inter- 
 miggld; — a hint; a sljt notis givn; a sljt esa. 
 
 Touchable, Tiiq-a-bl, a. dat ma be tuqt; — 
 tanjibl. 
 
 Touchhole, Tiiq-hol, n. de hoi tret) hwiq ds fjr 
 iz kiinvad tu de p'sder in de gun. 
 
 Touchily, Tuq-i-li, ad. in a tuqi maner; psvijli. 
 
 Touchiness, Tdq-i-nes, n. jrasibiliti. 
 
 Touching, Ttiq-ig, prep, wid regqrd tU; kon- 
 sernig. 
 
 Touching, Tiiq-ig, a. patetik; afektig: moovig. 
 
 Touchingly, Tdq-ig-li, ad. wid felig or smojon. 
 
 Touch-me-not, Tdq-me-not, n. a plant; a spejez 
 ov {iinpatiens.) — {Med.} a spejez ov herpez. 
 
 Touch-needle, Tiiq-ne-dl, n. a smel bqr ov met- 
 al yqzd tu test pesez ov Cie sam metal. 
 
 Touchpan, Tiiq-pan, n. de pan ov a gun dat 
 hoklz de prjmig. 
 
 Touchstone, Tuq-ston, n. ston er test bj hwiq 
 a metal, espejali gold, iz egzamind; eni test er 
 krjterion. 
 
 Touchwood, Tdq-wud, n. rotn wud yn,zd fer 
 tinder; a substans for kaqig fjr. 
 
 Touchy, Tdq-i, a. pevij; iritabi; jrasibi; teqi. 
 
 Tough, Tuf, a. yeldig tu fleksyi^r er ekstenjon 
 wid'st fraktyi^r; not britl; viskus: — strog; ferm; 
 stif; hqrdi; sturdi; — stuborn; difikult; — difikult 
 tu mastikat; not tender. 
 
 Toughen, Tiif-n, ■>'. i. tu gro tuf. 
 
 Toughen, Tiif-n, v. t. tu mak tuf. 
 
 Toughish, Tiif-iJ, a. sumhwot tuf. 
 
 Toughly, Tiit'-li, ad. in a tuf maner. 
 
 Toughness, Tuf-nes, n. ds stat ov bsig tuf. 
 
 Toupee, Toi-pe, n. a tuft ov hq,r; a fortop; an 
 qrtitijal kurl. 
 
 Tour, Tcor, n. [-f/'.] a serkit; an ekskurjon; a trip; 
 a r'snd; a rambl; a rovig jurni; — *turn; revoln- 
 Jon; kust: maner. 
 
 TouRBiLLiON, Toor-bil-yon, n. an ornamental f jr- 
 wurk, pekiih'ar for lurnig r-gnd hwen in de q,r, 
 so az tu prezent de aperans ov a skrol ov fjr. 
 
 Tourist, TdJr-ist, n. wun hco maks a ttDrer jurni. 
 
 Tourmaline, T(»r-ma-lin, n. {Mln.} a mineral, 
 ov de jem order, and ov varius kulorz; a si^perior 
 kjnd ov Jorl. 
 
 TouRN, Turn, n. {Laiv) ds Jerif turn er serkit, 
 anjentli mad trjs a yer; — a spinig-hwel. 
 
 Tournament, Tdir-na-ment, er Tur-na-ment, n. 
 a militari mok enkisnter, praktist az a sport in 
 de midl ajez; tilt; j'sst; Jok ov batl. 
 
 Tourney, TAr-ni, n. ds sam az {Tom-nament.) 
 
 Tourney, Tinr-ni, v. i. tu tilt in de lists. 
 
 Tourniquet, Tiir-ni-ket, n. [jP/'.] a bandaj yt^zd 
 in amp^tajonz tu prevent hemoraj, tjtnd bj a 
 skro). 
 
 TouRNOis, Ta3rn-W(^ n. [^/'.] a term apljd tu 
 Frenq muni, di\,rig de old sistem, az sterlir) tu 
 IggliJ muni.
 
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 TouRNURE, Tit)r-n4r, «. [/>.] a turn;— a pqrt ov 
 (I lii(liz<lro.i, k.tlda hif>i>. 
 
 Tui'^K, Tn/!,t r. i. lu |»ul; tu fctr; tu hoi; tu 
 ilr,i„'; — tu di*Jrilcr de hqr. 
 
 T()L>k:, T»i,t r. »'• tu W\ m rav. 
 
 ToL'SE, T'fi, «. a pul: a hoi; ."Ejnr;— ad<jb. 
 
 ToL-sLE, T's-zl.t ''. <• tu disonler de hi\r; tu t^i. 
 
 TotTtR, Tiit-er,* «. wun hO) sulisiu ku:<t<iiuen. 
 
 Tow, To, n. df kuM fiqrt ov flaks or heinp. 
 
 Tow, To, r. t. tu dro aloQ tra> or uixJn de wotcr, 
 uz !>} <i rop. [t^jio- 
 
 Towage, Tu-nj, n. de aktov toifl: — muni pad for 
 
 Toward, Tii-onJ, j /"''/'• 'i a direkjon tu; wid 
 
 Towards, Tii-ardz, \ tondunsi or uiujon tu ; 
 ner tu; az, "de danjer mi kuinz loardz him;" 
 —wid rE.-*|MJkt tu. In old rjlerz de tai pqrts 
 or dis wurd qr sumtjmz separated; az, tXii. God 
 ward. 
 
 Toward, Tdi-ard, | arf. ner at hand; in a stat 
 
 Towards, Tu-ardz, ( ov prepara/un. 
 
 Toward, To-urd, or Tcj-wurd, a. redi ta ddtt er 
 lern: dorijl; not froward; toardli. 
 
 TowARULiXESs, Tij->ird-li-nes, t<r Tib-ward-li-nes, 
 n. dusiliti; kompl{un» wid di^ti. 
 
 TowARDLY, Tii-ard-li, vr To-ward-Ii, a. redi tu 
 diD or Ivrii: du.-'il; kompljant wid diili. 
 
 TowARDXESS, To-ard-noi, w T6-wanl-nes, w. 
 du-iiliti; Uf>'irdlined. 
 
 Tow-boat, Tci-bot, n. a hot yn,zd for toi{j veselz. 
 
 Towel, Ti<-el, n. a klot wid hwif; de haudz and 
 t'ds <ir wjpt. 
 
 Tower, T's-cr, n. a hj bildio.skw^r, poligonal, or 
 »vrkn,lar,ofu kon-i-itii) ov several storiz; — de fser 
 ov u Gurq iz de \*\xX. hwiq kontanz de bclz, and 
 from hwic: de supl rjzez;— a iorlrcs; a situdel; 
 --a hj hed-dres;— hj fljt; elevHjon. 
 
 Tower. Tii-cr, r. i. tu sor; tu tij or rjz hi. 
 
 Towered, Tii-crJ, a. adorud wid fserz. 
 
 Towering, T'S-cr-ip, /»/>. a,, vcri hj; lofti; ele- 
 vntcd: suri|). [plant. 
 
 TowERMfSTABD, T'8-er-mus-tard, n. an anyn,al 
 
 TowEBT, Tii-er-i, a.. ad»5md wid f»erz: tucrd. 
 
 Towi.NoPATH, To-ifl-iKit, n. a pat alog a kanal 
 for u hors: a lo-{»it. 
 
 Tow-line, Tti-lin, «. {Saut^ a rop yi^zd in toij). 
 
 Town, Tun, n. a wold or fertifid plas; a .Miti; eni 
 kolekjonov hxzez Iqrjerdanu vilaj.— {^'n'_//a/i(/) 
 eni number ov h'szez tu hwiq bel6{)z a rt^gynlar 
 murket, and hwii^ iz not a .<ili or de .«e ov u bij- 
 op; de kort end ov Lundon: — de metr6|)uli!:, or 
 de pepl in it, az opuzd tu de kuntri, er de prpl 
 ov de kuiitri; — de tisn in hwi(; wun livz. In 3 7 
 Iiyjlanil, it iz ofn yiV7.d for t^njiji, or a smol ter- 
 itt^rial di.^trikt, hwedi-r dcnsli ortinli inhabited: 
 — dr inhabitant ov a l3n. 
 
 TowN-CLERK, Tisn-klerk, n. an ofiser ha> keps 
 A( rikonlz ov a t'^n, and performz uder di^tiz. 
 
 Town-crieb, T'SD-krj-er, n. de publik krjer ov 
 a fsn. 
 
 Town hall, Tin-hel, n. a hoi forde publik biz- 
 ne.-t <pv a fsu. 
 
 Town-house, T«n-h5s, n. de hoi hw^^rde publik 
 bizncj ov a t'sn iz transaktcd; a Ivn-hel;— a 
 hTSs in a t'sn, io opozijon tu a htss in de 
 kuntri. 
 
 TowNisH, T-«n-i/, a. relatin tu or Ijk a t'sn. 
 
 T0WNLES8, Tisn-lei, a. wia-it fsnz; deprjvd ov 
 tviii. 
 
 Townsfolk. Tisnz-fok, n. pepl ova t'sn or aiti. 
 
 Township, Tiin-Jip, »i. de korfxamjon or inhab- 
 itants ov a t'tn: ae distrikt brlogii) tu a 1-511; a 
 smol teritorial distrikt haviy a subordinat mi^- 
 ni<i[ial Ruvemment. 
 
 Townsman, Tiiinz-man, n., pi. T'snz-raen; an in- 
 habitant ov a tun; wun uv de snm t^n. 
 
 TowNTALK, Tisu-tok, n. dc komun tuk ov a plas. 
 
 Tow.VTOP, Tiin-ton, n. a Iqrj top, formerli komon 
 in de vilujcz ov Ig^land, for publik cksertjz. 
 
 Tow-path, T6-ipat, n. u naru [>it truveld bj boram 
 in drugig bul:< aloy u kanal. 
 
 Towr, To-i, a. kontani;j or rez^mblig to. 
 
 ToLZER '^'^''^^' [ '*• '^^ namov a dog. 
 Toxical, T6k.-!-i-kal, a. relatig tu toksikdloji; 
 
 pflTznus; kontanig [xrzn. 
 ToxicoLOoicAL, Toks-i-ko-16j-i-kal, a. relatig 
 
 tu toksikoluji. 
 ToxicoLOoiCALLY, Toks-l-ko-Wj-i-kal-i, ad. in 
 
 u tuksikolojikai mancr. 
 Toxicology, Toks-i-k6l-o-ji, n. de sjens ov pflrxnt; 
 
 a tretiz or diskijrson porznz. 
 ToxoDON, Toks-o-don, n. {Geol.) an ekstigkt 
 
 jenus ov kwodribpedz, havig kurvd let. 
 ToxOLOOY, Toks-ol-Q-ji, n. a burlesk term for 
 
 iiitok?>ikajon. 
 ToxopuiLiTE, Toks-fif-i-ljt, n. an qrc^er; a luver 
 
 ov de bsj or ov qrceri. 
 Toy, T(jr, n. a peti kumoditi; a trjfl; a tifl ov no 
 
 valyq: a jilatiu; a bobl; mater ov no im[x9rtans; 
 
 — foil; trjflifl praktis; sili opinyon;— pia; sport; 
 
 amorus dalians: — sili tal; wjld fansi; o«l konset. 
 Toy, Ttf, r. i. tu trjfl; tu dali amorusli; tu pla. 
 ToYER, Trf-er, 11. wun hot) terz. 
 ToYiSH, Ttf-iJ, a. trjflio; wonton. 
 ToYisHLY, T«f-iJ-li, aJ. in a ttfij or trjfli}) mancr. 
 ToYiSHNESS, Ttf-iJ-nes, n. n^^asiti; woiitonnes. 
 Toyman, Ttf-man, n. wun hot dclz in t(fz. 
 Toyshop, Ttf-Jop, n. a Jop hw%r terz and trjflx 
 
 qr sold. 
 Tozk. Toz, r. t. tu pul. Se {Touse.) and {Tease.) 
 Trabeation, Tra-be-H-J'on./i. (.-lr.7t.)anqrkilrav, 
 
 frez and kornis ov a kolum or piljr. 
 Trace, Tra-*, n. a mqrk left bj eni tig pasij); im- 
 
 prejon; futstep: aperans ov hwot haz bin: trak; 
 
 \>(it:^il. dat bj bwi^ bests dro d^r burin,- 
 
 hqrnes. 
 Trace, Tras, r. t. tu folo bj de futstepa er re- 
 
 mani{| mqrks; tu folo wid cgzaktnes: tu mqrk 
 
 •St; thi wiik over. 
 Traceable, Tras-a-bl, a. dat ma be trast. 
 Traoeably, Tras-a-bli, ad. so az tu be trast. 
 Tracer, Tras-er, n. wnn hiu trasez. 
 Tbaceby, Tras-cr-i, «. {Arik.) ornamental er 
 
 ramifjd ston-wurk, a spejez ov patern-wurk 
 
 formd or trast in de bed ov a Uotik windo bj 
 
 mulyonz bci{) d^r kontinyqd, but diverjig intu. 
 
 kurvz and floig Ijnz, enriql wid foliajunz. 
 Trachea, Tra-ke-u, or Tra-ke-a, n. {Anal.} At 
 
 windpjp. 
 Tracheal. Tra-ke-al, a, relatig tu de windpjp. 
 Trachelipod, Tra-k61-i-pod, n. (tJ/ncA.) wun or 
 
 an order ov molusks. 
 Tracheocele, Tra-ke-o-scl, n. (J/W.) an enlqrj- 
 
 meni ov de tjrod gland. 
 Tracheotomy, Tra-ke-6t-o-mi, n. de opera/on 
 
 <iv iniikig an opnig intu de trakea or windpjp. 
 Trachitis, Tra-kj-tis, n. {M<d.} inflama/on or 
 
 de windpjp. 
 Traciitte, Tra-kjt, n. {.Vin.} a kjnd ov lava, or 
 
 viilk:inik rok, kom(xJzd qefli ov felspqr. 
 Trachytic, Tra-kit-ik, a. relatig tu, or partak- 
 
 ig, i.v tnik|t. iyq''"" '"'''• 
 
 Tracing, Tnis-ig, n. a mqrkig: kor<; pit; ni- 
 Tback, Trak, n. a mqrk left up<3n de wh bj it 
 
 fut or sunitig dat haz \\\*l: a be tn i«if: a rod; 
 
 — dc rnlwH, or kors ov mix, on a nilrod. 
 Track. Trak, r. l. tu folo bj Ac fuu-'teps er 
 
 inqrks left in de wa; tu tras; tu to; — tu 
 
 brak flaks. [fut.«tcp«. 
 
 Trackles-s, Trik-les. a. untrodn; mqrkt wii no 
 Track LE.'ssLY, Trak-le«<-li. ad. in a trakUy ouuiur. 
 Trackroad, Trak-rud, n. a to-pat.
 
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 Teaokscout, Trak-sk^t, w. a pasaj-bat, in Hol- 
 and, dren bi a hors. Se {Treckschuyt.) 
 
 Tkackway, trak-wa, ii. a tram-rod. Se {Tram- 
 ■road.) 
 
 Tract, Trakt, n. sumtig dren •yfc er ekstended; a 
 TEJon; a kwontiti ov land; eni tii) protrakted; — 
 kors; maner ov proses; — a smol pamflet; a trstiz; 
 a smfll buk. 
 
 Teactability, Trakt-a-bil-i-ti, n. &e kwoliti ov 
 bsii) traktabl; traktablnes. 
 
 Teactable, Trakt-a-bl, a. dat ma bs led, manajd, 
 er handld; manajabi; dosil; kompljant; palpabl; 
 duktil. 
 
 Teactableness, Trakt-a-bl-nes, w. de stat ov 
 btiij traktabl: kompljans. [jentli. 
 
 Teactably, Trakta-bli, ad. in a traktabl maner; 
 
 Tbactarian, Trak-ta-ri-an, n. a rjter ov trakts; 
 a traktator; — a term aplid tia ds rjtorz ov ds 
 Oksford "Trakts for it Tjmz." Se {Pt/seyism.} 
 
 Teactate, Trak-tat,* n. a tretiz; a trakt; a smel 
 buk. [subjekt. 
 
 Teactation, Trak-ta-Jon,* n. de disknjon ov a 
 
 Teactatoe, Trak-ta-tor, », a rjter ov trakts; a 
 traktarian. 
 
 Tractile, Trak-til, a. dat ma be dren ■st er eks- 
 tended in lei)t; duktU. [traktil. 
 
 Teactility, Trak-til-i-ti, n, de kwoliti ov beii) 
 
 Teaction, Trak-Jon, n. de akt ov dreig; de stat 
 ov beiij dren. 
 
 Teactive, Trak-tiv, a. dat pialz er droz; atraktiv. 
 
 Teactor, Trak-tor, ». an instroment ov traktiv 
 piser: too smel bqrz ov metal, invented bj Dr. E. 
 Perkinz, ov Norij, Konetikut, imajind tu pozes 
 magnetik p-serz, and tu kqr panful afekjonz 
 and ti\,morz, bj beirj dren over de pqrt. 3a wer 
 konsiderabli in vog in de erli pqrt ov de 19t 
 senti|ri. 
 
 Teactory, Trak-to-ri, / n. a kurv deskrjbd bj a 
 
 Teacteix, Trak-triks, i hevi pernt ataqt tu a 
 strig, de uder end ov hwiq iz miBvd aloij a givn 
 strat Ijn er kurv. It iz karakterjzd bj de prop- 
 erti, dat de tanjent iz elwaz ekwal tu a givn 
 Ijn. 
 
 Trade, Trad, n. trafik; komers; eksqanj ov gudz, 
 fermerli bj bqrter er fer uder gudz, ns qefli fer 
 muni;— okyi|pa Jon er emplerment, distigkt from 
 agrikultyi],r, from de liberal qrts, er lerned pro- 
 fejonz ; — instrcoments ov eni okyt^pajon ; — eni 
 emplerment not manytj,al; biznes; kelii); — kus- 
 tom; habit; standii) praktis; — personz engajd in 
 trad; — bukselerz kolektivli. Fermerli, trad 
 woz apljd tu domestik, and trafik tu foren, 
 komers. 
 
 Teade, Trad, «. i. tu trafik; tu del; tu hold 
 komers; tu akt merli fer muni. 
 
 Teade, Trad, v. t. tu sel er eksqanj in komers. 
 
 Traded, Trad-ed, a. verst; praktist. 
 
 Teader, Trad-er, n. wun engajd in trad; a mer- 
 (jant; a tradzman; a deler; a Jopkeper: a retaler; 
 a praktijoner. [trad. 
 
 Teadesfolk. Tradz-fok, n. pi. pepl emplffd in 
 
 Tradesman, TraJz-man, n., j^l. Tradz-men; a Jop- 
 keper; a trader. Rn trad. 
 
 Teadesi'EOPLe, Tradz-pe-pl, n. pi. pepl emplwi 
 
 Tradeswoman, Tradz-wum-an, n. a wuman 
 cmpl(5^d in trad. 
 
 Teade-wind, Trad-wind, n. a. periodikal wind 
 betwen de tropiks, bloig fera serten tjm in wun 
 direkjon, and d^rfor favurabl tia trad: monscbn. 
 
 Teading, Trad-ig, pp. a. kariig on trad; mer- 
 kantil. 
 
 Trading, Trad-ig, n. de akt ov kariig on komers. 
 
 Teadition, Tra-diJ-on, n. a deliver!; de deliveri 
 ov fakts er historikal events tu poster! ti bj oral 
 report, not in rjtig; a doktrin or fakt deliverd er 
 handed disn from wun aj er jenerajon tu anud- 
 
 er. — {TTieol.y dat bodi ov doktrin and disiplin 
 supozd er imajind tu hav bin put fori bj -sr 
 Savyor er biz aposlz, and not komited tu rjtig; 
 — distigkt from Skriijtynr. 
 
 Teaditional, Tra-diJ-on-al, a. relatig tu, er de- 
 liverd bj, tradijon; transmited bj oral menz. 
 
 Traditionally, Tra-diJ-on-al-i, ad. bj tradijon. 
 
 Teaditionarily, Tra-diJ-on-a-ri-li, ad. bj wa 
 ov tradijon. 
 
 Teaditionaey, Tra-diJ-on-a-ri, a. relatig tu, er 
 deliverd bj, tradijon; tradijonal. 
 
 Traditioner, Tra-diJ-on-er,* n. a tradijonist. 
 
 Teaditionist, Tra-diJ-on-ist, n. wun hcD adherz 
 tu tradijon. 
 
 Teaditive, Trad-i-tiv, a. dat iz er ma be trans- 
 mited from aj tu aj; tradijonal. 
 
 Teaditor, Trad-i-tor, n. [i<.] wun hco deliverz 
 up; a trator; — a nam ov reproq apljd tu doz erli 
 Kristyanz hiB deliverd up dq,r Bjblz tu sav d^r 
 Ijvz. 
 
 Teadtice, Tra-di\,s, v. t. tu senjt],r; tu reprezent 
 az blamabl; tu kalumniat; tu dekrj; tu vilifj; 
 tu disparaj: tu deprejiat; tu revjl. [kwi. 
 
 Traducement, Tra-di^s-ment,* w. senji^r; oblo- 
 
 Traducer, Tra-dq,s-er, n. wun htt) tradi^sez; a 
 kaldmniator. [d^st. 
 
 Tradocible, Tra-di|s-i-bl, a. dat ma be tra- 
 
 Teaduction, Tra-diik-Jon, n. derivajon; propa- 
 gajon; — tradijon; transmijon; konvaans; — trans- 
 igon. 
 
 Tradl'Ctite, Tra-diik-tiv,* a. derjvabl; dedn,sibl. 
 
 Teaffic, Traf-ik, n. komers; de biznes er empler- 
 ment ov kariig on komers er trad; Iqrj trad: eks- 
 qfinj ov komoditiz; bqrter. Trafik woz ferm- 
 erli apljd tu foren komers, in distigkjon from 
 trad. 
 
 Traffic, Traf-ik, v. i. tu praktis komers; ta 
 trad; tu del; tu bqrter; tu eksqanj komoditiz; 
 tu trad mersenarili. 
 
 Traffic, Traf-ik, v. t. tu eksqanj in trafik; tu 
 bqrter. 
 
 Trafficable, Traf-ik-a-bl, a. m4rketabl. 
 
 Teaffickee, Traf-ik-er, w. wun ha> trafiks; a 
 trader. [trad. 
 
 Trafficking, Traf-ik-ig, n. de akt ov kariig on 
 
 Tragacanth, Trag-a-kant, n. an Afrikan plant, 
 and a hwjt er yeloij gum obtand from de plant 
 {astragalus tragacantha,) familyarli keld gum- 
 dragon. 
 
 Tragacanthine, Trag-a-kan-tin, n. de prinsipl 
 ov tragakant; de s61yn,bl gum ov tragakant. 
 
 Tragedian, Tra-je-di-an, «. a rjter ov trajedi; an 
 aktor ov trajedi. 
 
 Teagedy, Traj-e-di, n. a spejez ov drama in 
 hwiq de laggwaj iz elevated and de katastrofe 
 melankoli; a dramatik reprezentajon, bj djalog 
 and akjon, ov hv]^man pajonz and d^r konse- 
 kvvensez, in suq a maner az tu eksjt piti, indig- 
 najon, fer, reverens, er horor; — eni mornful er 
 dredf ul event, okdrens, er ded. 
 
 Teagic, Traj-ik, j a. relatig tu trajedi; 
 
 Tragical, Traj-ik-al, ( mornful; kalamitas;s6r- 
 oful; dredful; fatal. 
 
 Tragically, Traj-i-kal-i, ad. in d trajikal man- 
 er: kalamitusli. 
 
 Tragicalness, Traj-i-kal-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 trnjikal. 
 
 Tragicomedy, Traj-i-kom-e-di, n. a drama par- 
 takig bot ov trajedi and komedi, er a seriez ov 
 yqmorus events. [komedi. 
 
 Tragicomic, Traj-i-k6m-ik, a. relatig tu traji- 
 
 Tragicomical, Traj-i-kom-ik-al, a. relatig tu 
 trajikomedi; konsistig ov a mikstyqr ov merf) 
 wid soro. 
 
 Teagicomically, Traj-i-k6m-i-kal-i, ad. in a 
 trajikomikal maner.
 
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 Thaoopooon, Tr*j-o-p6-gon,n. {Bot.) a jenasov 
 jilaiili: (^utJi-berd. 
 
 Tkail, Trill, r. t. tu tiro: tu drag;— tu dm alop 
 de gmad; tu dm, az a log, flutiy or wavi)) budi; 
 - tu hunt bj de truk. 
 
 TitAiL, Tnil, t'. I. tu be dron ut in Icflfc; tu drag. 
 
 Tkaiu Tral, n. sent left bj u truk; tr.ik fujijd b| 
 de hunter; an Indian futput;— cni tin drm tu 
 loyt; eui tig drou behjud in lug undiilti/onz; u 
 tmn.—{^<junnei y) At end ov a tniveli)] kiirij, 
 uiKJzit (u de hwelz, upon hwiq de karij !i|{dz. 
 
 Tbailboard, Tral-bord, n. (\tint.) de kqrvj 
 wurk bet wen de ^elu, dat ix fuiind tu de nez 
 ov de bed. [net. 
 
 Trailnet, Tral-net,n. a net for ka<}i{) fij: a dnig- 
 
 Tbai.v, Trim, v. t. tu dm alop; tu dm; tu cntjs: 
 tu invjt; tu ali'ir; tu dro bj qrlifi? or stratajuin, 
 or bj perriwajon or promis; — tu edyij^kat; tu brig 
 up: tu eksursjz, or form bj oksersjz. 
 
 Train, Tran, n. qrtifis; stratajem ov cntHmcnt: — 
 dat hwitj iz dron after, or kutnz after; de loer 
 pqrt i>v a dres; — de tal ov a benl; — u srriez; a 
 konsekiiJon; proses; u rctinij: a number ov folo- 
 orz or ateudantd; an orderli kumpani; a pri^scjon: 
 — a Ijn ov puder iedig tu a min. — Tran t>v qr- 
 tiUi-i, kanonz, meruiri, and worljk st^Drz, akdui- 
 )iiinii|| an qriui. 
 
 Trainable. Tran-a-bl, a, dat ma be trand. 
 
 Tkai.N'ba.ni>, Tran-band, n. a trand band: dp mil- 
 i/ii: — a t^rm formerli apljd tu de mill/a ov 
 Luiidon. 
 
 Traisbami. Tran-band, a. belogi]} tu de mili/a. 
 
 Trainuearer, Tnin-biir-er, n. wun ho) haldz up 
 a tmn. 
 
 Trained. Trnnd, /;. a. fermd bj tranig: ekscrsjzd; 
 — havig a tran. [struktor. 
 
 Trainer, Tran-cr, n. wun ba> tranz up: an in- 
 
 Tkainixo, Trrin-ig. «. de akt ov edyiikati|) or 
 foriiiio tu eni ekseri^jz bj pruktis; a militari eks- 
 ersji or rr vi'j. [fat ov de hwai. 
 
 Train-oil. Tran-«rl, n. trl dron b^ k>>kJon from dr 
 
 Train-tackle, Tran-tak-l. n. {.\iiiif.} a kombin- 
 ajiin i>v puliz, tu kep a gun in its plas. .'>!e 
 
 < r,i A-/,.> 
 
 Trainv, Tran-i,* a. he\6\)\\) tu tran-ffl. 
 Traii'se, Traps,t i". ». tu wok or run ab'Ht jJli er 
 
 flutijli. 
 Trait, Trat, or Tra.n. [Fr.] as(rG>k;a tu(j:a frtyivr 
 
 a Ipi;— <i kanikteristik mqrk, turn, or akt; az, a 
 
 irat ov karakter. 
 Traitelr, Tm-tcr, n. [/V.] At kcpcr ov an etig- 
 
 bx-i- n r<>-ttumlor. 
 Traitor. Tnit-or, n. wun ho), beig trusted, betr^z: 
 
 Willi ;:ilti iiv iM-rtiili or tri'<jori. 
 Traitor. Trat-nr. a. trntorus. [fatles. 
 
 Traitouoi s, Tnit-or-U!i, a. trccerns; f>erf:iliu-: 
 Traitorolslt, Tnkl-or-us-li, ad. in a tratnrus 
 
 jniinir: |MTti<liu-li. [trcqeri. 
 
 TRAiTOROi'8N»:fi8, Trat-or-us-neii, n. perfidinsmv: 
 Traitrkm*. Trai-res, n. a wunian boi brtritz. 
 Tkajj.it. Tm-ji'kt. r. /. tu ka>l triD; tu tru. 
 Trajeition, Tni-jt'k-/on, n. At nkt ov dqrtig 
 
 tru>: lrmn.-<|iu(i/on. 
 Trajectory, Tm-ji'k-to-ri, n. a i«peje« ov kurv: 
 
 dr orbit ov a k'lniet, 
 Tralation, Tra-la-Jon,* n. At ytitig ov a wurd 
 
 in a leu proper, but mur signitiknnt, nujon: 
 
 tmii-lnjcm. 
 Tralatition, Tral-a-tiJ-on, m. a (}Rnj, ai in de 
 
 yil< I'V wurdi: a metafor. 
 Tralatitioi'S, Tml-a-tiJ-us, a. mctnfurikal; not 
 
 litonil; tipt'urativ. 
 Tralatitioislv, Trel-K-tiJ-ns-li, ad. inctaf6rik- 
 
 iili: not literali. 
 Tkalineatk, Tm-lin-e-at,* c. t. tu devial from 
 
 eni direkjon. 
 
 Tralucent, Tni-li\-(>ont,* a. kler; tr«n«lixiont. 
 
 Tram, Tram, «. a Njrt ov fur-bweld karij or wag- 
 on; a kqr. 
 
 Trammel, Tram-el, «. a net in hwi<; b^rdz or fiJ 
 qr kot; a not;— a kjnd ov Jaklz in hwin borMi 
 qr tot tu pas; — an in^tniimont fer dreig orals 
 or clipsez;— an imptedlinent; a /aki; — an jura 
 huk fer guajtondig pots and kellz over a fjr. 
 
 Trammel, Tram-el, f. t. tu JakI; tu kiw;; tu io- 
 
 t.T-ept. 
 
 Tramontane, Tra-ra6n-tan, or Trim-on-tfln, n. 
 
 a forenor; utranjer; a Ijqriwrian. 3e Italyanj 
 
 gav A'\* nam tu ol ha» livd beyond de Alps. 
 Tramontane, Tra-m6n-tan, a. slranj; foren; bqr- 
 
 bariis. 
 Tramp, Tramp.J r. t. tu trampl; tu tred. 
 TiiAMi'. Tramp,t r. i. tu travel on fut. 
 Tramp, Tramp, n. travel on fut; a jumi; a wok; — 
 
 a vagrant; a .-itrijler; a begir; a tramper; — an in- 
 
 stmiincnt ynzd in makig hejez. 
 Tramper, Tniiup-er, n. wun boD tramps; a vagrant. 
 Trample, Train-[>l, r. t. tu tred under fut from 
 
 jirjil. kontcmt, or elevajon. 
 Trample. Train-jil, r. «. tu tred in kontcmt; tu 
 
 tred fast and hqrd. 
 Trample. Tram-pl, n. At akt ov tredig under fut. 
 Tramplkr. Tnim-pler. k. wun hm tniinplz. 
 Tram road, Tram-rud, r. a rod prEjqrd for de 
 
 ezi transit <>v tramz or wagonz, bj plasig on \ia 
 
 surfas smcnd bemz ov timber, bloks ov ston, er 
 
 plats or ralzov jurn,az hwel-traks. It izn kjnd 
 
 ov ralwa adapted for de pasaj ov vehiklz wi4 
 
 hwelz ov de ortlinnri form, for de konvaans ov 
 
 wud, kolz, st<an, &s. It iz elsu keld tram-tea, 
 
 and trak-fca. 
 Tranation, Tra-na-Jon,* n. de akt ov swimig 
 
 over; transnajon. 
 Trance, Trans, n. a stat ov hwiq de no/on is dat 
 
 de sul haz, f.>r u tjm, jwst Tt ov de bodi, and has 
 
 a vq ov spiriiyqai tigz: stat ov inscnsibiliti tu 
 
 tigz ov dis wurld; an ekstasi. 
 Trance, Trans, r. /. tu entnins. 
 Tranced. Transt, a. Ijig in a trans or ekstasi. 
 Trangram, Tran-gram,J n. an od, intrikat kontrj- 
 
 vans; a jiinkrak. (Gulf. 
 
 Trankev, Tnin-ki, n. a bot yv^iA in At 1 er/an 
 Trannel, Tran-el, n. a rsnd wudn pin; trc-nal. 
 TRANyuiL, Tran-kwil, a. kwjet; pcsful; kqm; un- 
 
 disiiirbtl: kompuzd. 
 TRANytiLLiTV. Tran-kwil-i-ti, n. de stat ov bcig 
 
 traiikwil: kwjet: pes ov mjnd; pes ov kondi/on; 
 
 frnldn trim K-rturbaJun. 
 Tranqlilize, Tran-kwil-jz, r. t. tu render kqm 
 
 or tmnkwil: tu korapuz; tu kwjet; tu said; tu 
 
 nth: tu api'z; tu piu>ifj. 
 TRANyiiLLV, Tran-kwil-i, arf. in a trankwil stat 
 
 or uiiiiKT. [trankwil. 
 
 TRANgL'iLNE8K, Tran-kwil-nes, fi. de stat ov btig 
 Trans. Trans, /-fr'!. [L.\ beyond. It iz yqid az a 
 
 prrtiks. in Ii);;liJ wurJz, signifjig hfyind, tra>, 
 
 or i.n dr iid-r i^ld. 
 Transact, Trans-akt, r. /. tu go tnn wid; tu 
 
 inaiiaj: tu ncgujial: tu konildkt: tu ]>erfiirm; 
 
 tu dib: tu kari on; lu ak6ui)>lij: tu tret abitt. 
 Transact, Trans-akt, r. ♦. tu konddkt maten; tu 
 
 manaj. 
 Transaction, Tran.«-ik-/on, n. negojiajon: drlig 
 
 brtweii man and man: performans: manajment; 
 
 iit;(r: tii)Z niiiiiiijd. 
 Transactor, Trons-ak-tor, n. wun bo) trannkU 
 
 or maiiHJcz. 
 Transalpine, Trans-il-pin, a. oityiiatcd brT6nd 
 
 de Al|>s, wid reg<\nl tu Rum: 6p<3zit tu ((Va/- 
 
 f'lnt;} tniini'>nt(in: bqrbsrus. 
 Tranbanimate. Transan-i-mat, r. i. tu j<i' aoi- 
 
 majon, er dc sul, from wun bodi tu aodder.
 
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 Transanimation, Trans-an-i-ma-Jon, n. As akt | 
 
 ov transaniniatii). 
 Teansatlantic, Trans-at-lan-tik, a. beii) on At 
 
 uder sjd ov de Atlantik. 
 Teaxsca'lency, Trans-ka-len-si, n. de stat ov bs- 
 
 ii) tninskalent. 
 Transcalent, Trans-ka-lent, a. pervius tu het. 
 Transcend, Tran-send, i>. t. tu go bsyond; tu 
 ■stdco; tu surpds; tu 'stgo; tu eksedj tu eksel; — 
 tu surm-snt; tu rjz abiiv. 
 Transcend, Tran-send, v. i. tu kljm; tu eksel. 
 Transcendence, Tran-send-ens, ; ;*. At akt ov 
 Transcendency, Tran-send-en-si, i transendir); 
 de Stat ov beiij transendent; ekselens; unyi^3n,al 
 ekselens; st^pereminens; egzajerajon. 
 Transcendent, Tran-send-ent, a. ekselent; pre- 
 eminent: ekstrerdinari; si|prem. 
 Transcendental, Tran-sen-den-tal, a. transend- 
 ent; preeminent; veri ekselent; sarpdsii). — 
 {Math.} a term apljd tu eni ekwajon, kurv, er 
 kwontiti, hwiq kan not be reprezented er def jnd 
 bj an aljebraikal ekwajon ov termz; wid nii,meral 
 and determinat indisez. — In metafiziks, or intel- 
 ektyiial fiJfkcifi, "de term tmnsendentaliz apljd 
 tu eni til) dat liz beyond de b^sndz ov 'sr eks- 
 periens, or hwiq duz not kum widin de req ov isr 
 sensez. 01 filosofi hwiq kariz its investigajonz 
 beyond de sfer ov tii)z hwiq fel under ■sr sensez, 
 iz transendental, and de term iz dus sinonimus 
 wid metAfizikal. Transendental filosofi ma be- 
 gin wid eksperiens, and dens prosed beyond it; 
 er it ma stqrt from jdeaz, a prjorj, hwiq qr in ■sr 
 mjnd; — in de later kas de filosijfi iz pi^rli tran- 
 sendental, hwjl in de former it iz ov a mikst kar- 
 akter." 
 Transcendentalism, Tran-sen-den-tal-iz-m, n. de 
 stat or kwoliti ov beir) transendental; a transen- 
 dental nojon er sistem; transendental filosofi. 
 Transcendentalist, Tran-sen-den-tal-ist, «. 
 
 wun hO) adherz tu transendentalizm. 
 Transcendentality, Tran-sen-den-tal -i-ti,n. de 
 
 kwoliti ov beiij transendental. 
 Teanscendently, Tran-send-ent-li, ad. in a 
 
 transendent maner. 
 Transcendentness, Tran-send-ent-nes, n. stj,per- 
 
 eminen>: iinvitjital ekselens. 
 Transcribbler, Tran-skrib-ler, n. a transkrjber, 
 
 in kontemt. 
 Transcribe, Tran-skrjb, i\ t. tu rjt er kopi from 
 
 an egzemplar; tu kopi. 
 Teanscriber, Tran-skrjb-er, «. wunhoo transkrjbz: 
 
 a kopier. 
 Transcript, Triin-skript, n. dat bwiq iz tran- 
 
 skrjbd; a kopi; eni tiij ritn from an orijinal. 
 
 Transcription, Tran-skrip-Jun, n. de akt ov 
 
 transkrjbii); dat hwiq iz transkrjbd; a kopi: a 
 
 transkript. " [kopi. 
 
 Transcriptive, Tran-skrip-tiv, a. dun az from a 
 
 Transcriptively, Tran-skrip-tiv-li, ad. in de 
 
 maner ov a kopi. [fro. 
 
 Transcur, Trans-kiir,* i\ i. tu run er rov tu and 
 
 Transcurrence, Trans-kiir-ens, n. a. runi^ tu 
 
 and fro. 
 Transcursion, Trans-kur-Jon, «.. ekskurjon; pas- 
 
 aj tro); pasaj beyond serten limits. 
 Teansdialect, Trans-d'i-a-lckt, i\ t. tu translat 
 
 from wun djakkl tu aniidur. 
 Teansductio.n, Traus-duk-Jon,w. de akt ov kari- 
 
 ii) over. 
 Transe, Trans, n. an ekstasi. Se {Trance.} 
 Transelkmentation, Trans-el-E-men-ta-Jon, n. 
 
 qanj ov wun element intu aniider. 
 Transept, Tran-sept, n. {Arch.} de kros pqrt ov 
 a katedral, hwiq ckstendz on de nort and s-st 
 sjdz ov de area betwen de nav and de kwjr; a 
 kros 2'> 
 
 Transfer, Trans-fer, v. t. tu kari er pas from 
 wun person er plas tu aniider; tu konva; tu re- 
 mtf)v; tu transport. 
 Transfer, Trans-fer, n. de akt ov transferiij; re- 
 uKDval; a qanj ov properti; a deliveri ov properti 
 tu aniider. 
 Transferability, Trans-fer-a-bil-i-ti, n. ds 
 
 kwoliti ov beir) transferabl. 
 Transferable, Trans-fer-a-bl, a. dat ma be trans- 
 
 ferd. Ritn elso, {transfer rihle.} 
 Transferee, Trans-fer-e, n. wun tu htom a trans- 
 fer iz mad. 
 Transference, t - . I n. de akt ov 
 
 Transferrence, -iransier en»,| transferig; 
 
 transfer. 
 
 Transferography, Trans-fer-6g-ra-fi, n. de q,rt 
 
 er akt ov kopiii) inskripjonz from anjent toDmz, 
 
 tablets, &s. 
 
 Transferrer, Trans-fer-er, n. he er dat hwiq 
 
 triinsferz:— an instrument yn,zd wid de ^r pump. 
 
 Transfiguration, Trans-fig-yii,-ra-Jon, n. de 
 
 akt ov transfigyi|rir|; de stat ov beii) transfig- 
 
 yi^rd; — de sixpernatynral qanj in de aperans ov 
 
 Krjst, az rekerded bj de 8vanjelists. 
 
 Transfigure, Trans-fig-yty, v. t. tu qanj de fig- 
 
 yi^r or aperans ov; tu metamerfoz; tu transform. 
 
 Transfix, Trans-fiks, i\ t. tu pers tn^). [fiksig. 
 
 Transfixion, Trans-fik-Jon, n. de akt ov trans- 
 
 Transform, Trans-ferm, v. t. tu qanj de form er 
 
 substans ov; tu transmt],t; tu metamerfoz. 
 Transform, Trans-ferm, v. i. tu be metamerfozd. 
 Transformation, Trans-for-ma-Jon, n. de akt 
 ov transformii); de stat ov beig transfermd; qanj 
 ov form; metamerfosis. [ferm. 
 
 Transforming, Trans-ferm-ig, pp. a. qanjig ds 
 Transfreight, Trans-frat,* v. i. tu pas over. 
 Transfretation, Trans-fre-ta-Jon, n. pasaj over 
 
 de se. 
 Transfund, Trans-fund, «. t. tu transfi],z. 
 Transfuse, Trans-fqz, y. t. tu por ■st ov wun 
 intu aniider; — tu injekt er pas de blud ov wun 
 animal intu de vanz ov anuder. [transfij,zd. 
 Transfusible, Trans-fi\z-i-bl, a. dat ma be 
 Transfusion, Trans-fi|,-zon, n. de akt ov trans- 
 fqzig: — {Mtd.} Az injekjon ov de blud ov wun 
 livig animal intu de vanz ov anuder. 
 Transgress, Trani-gres, v. t. tu pas over; tu 
 pas beyond; — tu violat; tu brak. [a le. 
 
 Transgress, Trans-gres, x. i. tu ofend bj vjolatig 
 Transgression, Trans-greJ-on, n. de akt ov trans- 
 gresig; vjolajon ov a le; breq ov a komdnd; in- 
 frinjment; misdemenor: misded; ofens; krjm. 
 Transgressional, Trans-greJ-on-al, a. felti; of- 
 
 dndig. 
 Teansgressive, Trans-gres-iv, a. felti; kolpabl; 
 
 apt tu transgres; transgrejonal. 
 Transgressor, Trans-gres-or, n. wun hoB trans- 
 
 gresez; ofender. 
 Tranship, Tran-Jip, v. t. Se {Transship.} 
 Transiency, Tran-jen-si, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 tranjent; tranjentnes. 
 
 Transient, Tr.in-Jent, a. scDn past; s<i)n pasig; 
 
 Jort; momentari; not lastig; not di^rabl; transi- 
 
 tori: fletig; temporari. [maner. 
 
 Transiently, Tran-Jent-li, ad. in a tranjent 
 
 Transientness, Tran-Jent-nes, n. de stat ov be- 
 
 ig trtmjent: Jort kontinyx^ans; spedi pasaj. 
 Transilience, Tran-sil-yens, j n. a lepfrom tig 
 Transiliency, Tran-sil-yen-si, i tu tig. 
 Transire, Trans-j-re, n. [L.'\ {Eng. laic} a kus- 
 tom-h"ss worant, givig fre pasaj for gudz tu a 
 plas; a permit. 
 Transit, Trans-it, n. {Astron.} de kulminajon 
 er pasaj ov a hevnli bodi akros de meridian ov 
 eni plas; de pasaj ov an inferior planet akros Av. 
 sunz disk; — konvaans er pasaj, az ov gudz.
 
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 Transition, Tran-si;-on, n. pasaj from wun plas 
 or Htat tu nnddur; qanj, az ov u ke iu miizik, or 
 <iv rli- (iulijekt <)V dUkurs. 
 
 Tkanhition, Trnn-sij-oii, a. {Gtnl.) notij) a (janj 
 or |<w<uj from wun stnt tu untider. — Trnniti^on 
 nkn (ir duz hwi(j qr !<u|.uzd tu hiiv bin luriud 
 hweii At i.-rt wiiz undorj^uij) a rudikul qnnj. 
 
 Transitional, Tran-sij-on-ul, a. rfliitiu tu tran- 
 Ki;<iin: <j>>i>ji() from wun !<tat tu uniider. 
 
 TRANSiTioNARr, Trun-si^-on-a-ri, a. tran^iijonal; 
 
 S""J'"- „ . . . , . ^ 
 
 Transitive, Trans-i-tiv, a. havij) at ptier ov 
 
 pasij).— (^/Vaw.) nktifl upon sum objekts, az a 
 
 v^rb: — a verb triinsitiv iz wun hwicj fignil'jz an 
 
 akjon konsevj nz hiivio an ef^kt on siyu oljjekt; 
 
 Bnd it wil iiduiit de objektiv kas ov a nisn or 
 
 prujn>in after it; iiz, '' Xe leni: her leson:" "He 
 
 lurz Ler;"--a verb Lwicj wil not admit At objek- 
 
 tiv kns after it iz intrantitiv. Transitiv v^rbz 
 
 qr olso stjld liktic verhz. [maner. 
 
 Transitivklv, Trans-i-tiv-Ii, &d. in a transitiv 
 
 Transitivenkss, Trans-i-tiv-nes, n. At stat ov 
 
 bn|) iriui-'itiv. [turi manor. 
 
 Transitorily, Tr:ins-i-tu-ri-li, ad. in a transi- 
 
 Transitorinkss, Tnins-i-to-ri-nes, n. Az stat 
 
 ov bi-i|) tran-ituri. 
 
 Transitory, Tr:ins-i-tQ-ri, a. kontinyqifl but a 
 
 J.irt ijiii: spedili vanijij): l«--'io; fletij): tranjent. 
 
 Translatable, Trans-lrit-a-bi, a, kapabl ov beij) 
 
 tiaii^ltili'd. 
 
 Translate, Trans-lat, v. t. tu trans|)urt; tu re- 
 njif)v, az a bijop from wun se tu uniider; — tu 
 transfer from wun tu aniider; tu konvn; tu 
 qniij: — tu interpret intu anudcr laj)';wnj; tu 
 (;aiij tu aniider laygwaj, retHniy At sens. 
 
 Translation, Tnms-lii-Jon, n. At akt ov tnins- 
 latig; dr stat ov btifl translated; dat liwiq iz 
 translated; At renderi|) ov a literari wurk from 
 At orijinal laj|f;waj intu aniider; a verjon; — rc- 
 mii)vul; At akt ov remoDvig; — At remioval ov a 
 hi fop til aniider S€. 
 
 Translative, Tnms-lu-tiv, a. takn frmn udorz. 
 
 Translator. Trans-ln-tor, «. wun ha» transliits. 
 
 Transi.atorv, Tnns-la-to-ri, a. transferij). 
 
 Trasslatress, Trana-la-trcj, n. a femal ha> 
 tran"!!!!.-". 
 
 Translocation, Trans-lo-ka-Jon, n. a qanj from 
 Willi pins lu aniider. 
 
 Translicence, Trans-li'i-sens, j n. At stat ov 
 
 TRANSLL'CENcr, Trana-li'i-sen-.si, i btij) translq- 
 riui: s-iui-tniiispurensi: djafanriti. 
 
 Translucent, Trans-li'i-seni, a. adiuitio At pa«nj 
 ov rnz uv Ijt, but not knpabi ov briji sen trib; 
 !«enii-tmnsji.'^renl: djafanus. [Iqsent maner. 
 
 Tuan>i.LCENTLY, Tnuis-lq-sont-li, lul. in u tnin-- 
 
 1 11 \- -1.1 (IK. Tran^-lii-jid, a. tninsin-ent. [uunii. 
 
 Tk \N-i,i NARY, Tr:ins-ln-na-ri, a. beiy brvoiid At 
 
 Transmarine, Trnii'' ina-rt'n, a. I[ig on At uder 
 sjd I'V dr St; fisnil bryoiid se. 
 
 Transmigrant, Tr:ins-ini-grunt, a. pasig intu 
 ami tiT kuiitri or stat. 
 
 TRANsMiiittATE, Trans-mi-grat, r. t. tu pas from 
 Willi |.iri-. kuntri, or budi, intu uniider. 
 
 Tk vs-Mii.KATiON, Trans-nii-gni-Jiin, fj. At akt ov 
 ii.iii-un.;iaiiy. pitsaj from wun plas, stat.or bodi, 
 inti.i aniider. [transmigratn. 
 
 Transmiorator. Tran!<-mi-gr<it-or, n. wun ba> 
 
 TRANSMistiiBiLiTY, Truns-mis-i-bll-i-ti, «. At 
 kw.iliu iv litip trin<inisibl. [transmited. 
 
 Transmissible. Trans-misi-bl, a. d.nt inn be 
 
 TRAN^MISSI0N, Trans-iuiJ-on, n. de akt or trons- 
 iiiiii|i: Id transraitcd: a scndig. 
 
 TraNsmissive, Truns-rais-iv, a. transmited; sent; 
 dfi'ivd tViiin wun tu aniider. 
 
 Transmit. Transmit, r. t. tu send from wun 
 pensou or plas tu aniider. 
 
 Transmittal, Trana-mit-al, n. At akt o? trans- 
 
 iiiiti|): lniii''inijiin. 
 Transmitter. Tnms-mit-er, n. wun hoi tramimitf. 
 Transmittible, Tiaiis-mit-i-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 tran-iiiiU'd; trun-niisibl. 
 Transmogrification, Trans- mog-ri-fi-ka-/on,t 
 
 n. At akt ov triin-niogrifjiQ. 
 Transmogrify, Triiiis-in6g-ri-fi,t v. t. tu trsns- 
 
 li'iriii: lu liii'taniorfuz. 
 Transmitability, Trans-miv-ta-bil-i-ti, n. At 
 
 kwnliti ov bti|) traiisrniitabl. 
 Transui'taele, Tiaiis-mii-ta-bl, a. dat nin be 
 
 tr.'insMinU'd; kM|>al)l ov (juiij; ]>i)sibl tu be qanjd. 
 Transml'Tablene>>s. Trans-nn'i-ta-bl-nes, n. At 
 
 kwuliti ov lieig transiuqtabl. 
 Transml'Tablv, Traiis-mn,-ta-bli, ad. wid kapas- 
 
 ill iiv bii)| transmuted. 
 Transmutation, Trans-mi|-th-Jon, n. At akt ov 
 
 tran?niiitig: df stat ov btijj transmuted; qanj 
 
 intu aniider substans; olterajon. 
 Transmltationist, Trans-mq-ta-Jon-ist, n. wun 
 
 hii> liuld/. tu At transmiitajun ov metuiz, is. 
 Transmute, Trans-ini'it, v. t. tu qanj from wun 
 
 natynr or sub-tans intu aniider. 
 Transml'TLR, Traiis-nii'it-er, ;;. wiinhoatransmrits. 
 Transmutual, Trans-miit-yr^-al, a. resiprokali 
 
 nn'itynal. 
 Transom, Tnin-som, n. {Arch.'^ a horiz6ntal pes 
 
 or bqr ruuii) akroi a dubl windo, dividij] it intu 
 
 tin sluiriz; a kros-beiu uver a di.ir or over At 
 
 stern-post ov a Jip; — a pes ov wud fikst tu a 
 
 matematikal iustntiiuont, kuld a kros-ntaf. 
 Transom-window, Tri'in-suin-win-do, n. (^.irch.) 
 
 a windo wid a kros-pes. [At river Po. 
 
 Transpadane, Triins-pa-dan, a. sityqated beyond 
 Transparence, Trans-i>4r-ens, | n. At stat ov 
 Transparency, Trans -jMir-cn-si, I beifl trans- 
 
 jiiirent; klerncs; djafaneiti. 
 Transparent, Trans-pj'ir-cnt, a. dat ma be sen 
 
 tno, az glus; admitiy At pasaj ov l{t; fiervius tu 
 
 de Ijt; klcr; pelqsid; djafanus: translqsent; not 
 
 opak. [az tu be sen tn&. 
 
 Transparently, Trans-p^r-ent-li, ad. klerli; so 
 Transparentness, Trans-jujr-ent-ncs, n. At 
 
 kwuliti ov beig trans|iqrent. 
 Transpass, Trans-p»is, r. t. tu pas over. 
 Transpass, Trans-ixis, r. /. tu [.as bj; tu pas awa. 
 Transpassable, Trans-ixis-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 jKist uver. [i>ervius tu At sjt. 
 
 Transpicuois. Tran-spik-yiv-us, a. transp.'jrcnt; 
 Transpierce, Trans-j^rs, r. t. tu pers trO); tu 
 
 pi'iirtrat; tu ix-rnirnt. 
 Transpirable, Trans-pir-a-bl, a. kapabl ov truns- 
 
 pjriii; dat ina traii^pjr. 
 Transpiration, Trans-pi-ra-Jon, n. emijon in 
 
 vapor. I'lilmuimri trantpirafm. At ekshalnjon 
 
 ov wiiteri vap<ir hwiq iz konstantii goig on from 
 
 At bind st/rkqlalij) tnD At luyz. 
 Transpire, Trans-pjr, i'. /. tu emit in va|*or. 
 Transpire, Tnins-jiir, v. i. tu be emited, az trui 
 
 de porz ov At skin:— tu eskap frnm sekresi tu 
 
 noiis;— tu hapn; tu okiir; tu ela|i«. [plas. 
 
 Transplack. Tr.ins-plns, r. t. tu put intu a nn 
 Transplant. Trans-plant, r. t. tu reiuiiiv and 
 
 plant iu anudcr plas: tu remidv and scti; tu 
 
 rrimfcv. 
 Transplantation, Trans-plan-ta-Jon. ». de akt 
 
 ov tninspluntig; At stat ov bei|) tnin-iplanted; 
 
 reininval U»ia wun pins or kuntri tu aniider. 
 Transplanter, Tmns-plani-er, /i. wun lun trans- 
 
 pl.-ints. [eminent splendor. 
 
 Transplendenct, Tran-spl^n-den si, i>. siipcr- 
 Transplendent. Trnn-splen-dent, a. sqpenimi- 
 
 nentli splendid. 
 Transplenuently, Tran-spl^n-dent-li, *d. wid 
 
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 Transport, Trans-purt, v. t. ta kari or knnva 
 from wun plas ur kuntri tu aniider;— tu kaii 
 intu banijment, az a felon; tu sentens tu ban- 
 ijment; "tu kari awa bj vjoilens ov pajun; tu 
 put intu ckstasi; tu ravij wid plegx|r;— tu bar; 
 tu fEmcSv. 
 Transport, Trans-port, n. transportajon; karij; 
 konvaans; a vesel ov karij, partikyqlarli wun in 
 hwiq swljerz qr konvad;— raptyqr; ekstasi;— a 
 felon sentenst tu egzjl. 
 Transportability, Trans-port-a-bil-i-ti, n. ds 
 Stat ov beii) transportabl. [transported. 
 
 Transportable, Trans-p6rt-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 Transportance, Trans-port-ans,* n. konvaans; 
 transport. [ple^iir. 
 
 Transportant, Trans-port-ant,* a. afordiij grat 
 Transportation, Trans-por-ta-Jon, ti. ds akt ov 
 transportiij: konvaans; karij; transmijon er kon- 
 vaans; transport; — banijment fer feloni. 
 Transportedly, Trans-port-ed-li, a.d. in a stat 
 
 ov transport. 
 Transportedness, Trans-pd)rt-ed-nes, n. de stat 
 ov transport. [ports. 
 
 Transporter, Trans-p6rt-er, n. wun hcD trans- 
 Transporting, Trans-port-ig, fp. a. ravijiij wid 
 dfljt. [tajon. 
 
 Transpoutment, Tians-p6rt-ment,* n. transpor- 
 Tkansport ship, Trans- port-Jip, n. a vesel em- 
 
 plffd in konvaii) soljerz er konvikts. 
 Transport-vessel, Trans-port-ves-el, n. a vesel 
 empltrd tu transport soljerz and werljk storz, er 
 konvikts. 
 Transposal. Trans-p6z-al, n. transpozijon. 
 Transpose, Trans-p6z, v. t. tu qanj dg erder ov, 
 bj putii) eq in plas ov &.z uder; tu put 'St ov 
 plas; tu r£m(f)V. 
 Transposition, Trans-po-ziJ-on, n. de akt ov 
 transpoziij; dg stat ov bgig transpozd; resipro- 
 kal cjanj ov plas. 
 Transpositional, Trans-po-ziJ-on-al, a. rglatii) 
 
 tu transpozijon. 
 Transpositive, Trans- p6z-i-tiv, a. mad bj, er 
 
 konsistifl ov, transpozijon. 
 Transprint, Trans-print, v. t. tu print -&i ov its 
 proper plas, er in andder plas. [intu vers. 
 
 Teansprose, Trans-proz, r. t. tu qanj from proz 
 Transshape, Trans-Jap, *'. t. tu transform. 
 Transship, Trans-Jip, v. t. tu konva from wun 
 
 Jip er vesel tu anuder. 
 Transshipment, Trans-Jip-ment, n. ds akt ov 
 transjipiij; ds akt ov takiij a kqrgo 'st ov wun 
 Jip, and lodii) it intu anuder. 
 Transubstantiate, Tran-sub-stan-Ji-at, v. t. tu 
 
 qanj tu iinuder substans. 
 Transubstantiation, Tran-sub-stan-Ji-a-Jon, n. 
 canj ov substans;— dg doktrin held bj de Roman 
 Katolik qurq, dat, in dg yq,karist, dg bred and 
 wju qr qanjd intu dg real bodi and blud ov Krjst. 
 Translbstantiator, Tran-sub-stan-Ji-a-tor, m. a 
 
 belgver in transubstanjiajon. 
 
 Transudation, Tran-sn,-da-Jon, n. de akt ov 
 
 tninsqdiij; de (Dziij ov fliydz fcroo membranz er 
 
 T'orz. [vapor. 
 
 Transudatory, Tran-si\-da-to-ri, a. pasiij trco in 
 
 Transude, Tran-si\d, v. i. tu pas tro) de porz in 
 
 vapor; tu perspir in vapor. 
 Teansume, Tran-sxyu, v. t. tu tak from wun tiij 
 
 tu anuder: tu konvert wun tiij intu anuder. 
 Teansumption, Tran-sum-Jon, n. de akt ov tran- 
 
 siynii). 
 Teansumptivk, Tran-siim-tiv, a. transf^rd from 
 wun tu anuder. [ijj cjver. 
 
 Teansvection, Trans-v^k-Jon, n. dg akt ov kari- 
 Teansveesal, Trans-vers-al, a. runiij kroswjz: 
 transvH-s:— aplid tu a strat Ijn dron'akros sev- 
 eral uderz. 
 
 Teansversal, Trans-v^rs-al, n. {Geom.} a lin 
 hwiq iz dren akros several uderz so az tu kut 
 dcm el. 
 
 Transveesally^, Trans-vers-al-i, ad. transversli. 
 
 Transverse, Trans-vers, v. t. tu qanj; tia over- 
 turn. 
 
 Teansveese, Trans-vers, a. runig akros; beii) 
 kroswjz. Transvers ahsis, {Conic sections) de 
 djanigter hwiq pasez trcD bol) fosj. 
 
 Transverse, Trans-vers, n. de logger djameter 
 or aksis ov an elips, &s. [rekjon. 
 
 Transversely, Trans-vers-Ii, ad. in a kros di- 
 
 Transvolation, Trans-vo-la-Jon,* n. At akt ov 
 fljig beyond. 
 
 Tranter, Trant-er,* n. a heker er vender ov fij. 
 
 Trap, Trap, n. a litl enjin er instrroment wid a 
 kaq er valvz for klozig, yi|zd fer kaqig vermin, 
 else trespaserz on prjvat properti: a sn^r; — an 
 ambuj; a stratajem; — a pqrt ov a majgn; — a gam 
 at bol. 
 
 Trap, Trap, i;. t. tu ensn^r; tu kaq bj a snq,r er 
 trap; tu entrap; — tu adern; tu dekorat; tu dres. 
 
 Trap, Trap, a. relatig tu de rok so keld. 
 
 Trap, Trap, ) ?i. {Mi/i.} de nam ov a 
 
 Tkap-rock, Trap-rok, i rok, ofu ov kolumnar 
 form, and ap^rentli ov igneus er volkanik orijin, 
 kompozd ov hernblend, felspqr, and ejjt. 
 
 Trapan, Tra-pan, v. t. tu la a trap for; tu ensn4r. 
 
 Trapan, Tra-pan, n. a qet; a stratajem; a snq,r. 
 
 Trapanner, Tra-pan-er, n. a desgver. 
 
 Trap door. Trap-dor, n. a dor in a flor, opnig 
 and Jutig Ijk a valv. 
 
 Trapes, Trajis,! n. an jdl, slaternli wuman. 
 
 Teapezian, Tra-pe-zi-an, a. rezemblig a trape- 
 zium, [ov a trapezium. 
 
 TrapezifORM, Tra-pg-zi-ferm, a. beig in de form 
 
 Trapezium, Tra-pe-zi-um, er Tra-pe-ji-um, n., 
 pi. Tra-yje-zi-a, w Tra-pe-zi-umz; {Geom.) a 
 for-sjded figytxr, ov hwiq neder t* ov de opozit 
 sjdz qr gkwal er paralel. — {Anat.} a bon in ds 
 rist. 
 
 Trapezoid, Trap-g-zffd, er Tra-pe-zffd, n. a for- 
 sjded f igyi^r, ov hwiq too onli ov dg sjdz qr paralel. 
 
 Trapezoidal, Trap-g-zffd-al, a. havig dg ferm 
 ov a trapgzffd. 
 
 Teappean, Trap-g-an, a. relatig tu, er kontanig, 
 trap. [traps. 
 
 Trapper, Trap-er, fi. wun empltjd in kaqig bj 
 
 Trappings, Trap-igz, n. j-l- ernaments; dres; em- 
 belijments; espejali suq az qr yn,zd in dekoratig 
 a hors. 
 
 Teappist, Trap-ist, n. wun ov a rglijus erder ov 
 de Katolik qurq in Frans, stil egzistig in Ner- 
 mandi. 
 
 Trappous. Trap-us, a. beig ov dg natyi\r ov trap. 
 
 Teap-stick, Trap-stik, n. a stik yi^zd in de gam 
 ov trap. [solt, &s. 
 
 Traptuff, Trap-tuf, n. masez ov hernblend, ba- 
 
 Teash, TraJ, n. eni tig wurtles; dros; dregz; mater 
 improper for fM; — dat hwiq iz lopt of ov trez, 
 Jugar-kan, ks.— {Hunting} a klog er enkiim- 
 brans tu a dog. 
 
 Teash, TraJ, i\ t. tu lop; tu krop;— tu kruj; tm 
 trauipl on; tu klog; tu enkumber. 
 
 Trashy, TraJ-i, a. konsistig ov traj; wurtles; vjl. 
 
 Trass, Tras, n. {3/i/i.} a depozit ov volkanik ajess 
 and skoria iron st ov sum volkanoz; qrjilajus 
 ert. Se {Ttrras.} 
 
 Traumatic, Tio-mat-ik, a. {Med.} vulneari; yqs- 
 
 fu! tu w*ndz. [wctjndz. 
 
 Teaumatio, Tre-mat-ik, n. medisin gud tia hel 
 
 Travail, Trav-il, «. i. tu labor; tu terl; tu labor 
 
 wid pan; espejali, tu labor in qjldbert. 
 Travail, Trav-il, n. labor; terl: labor in qildberfi. 
 Teave, Trav. w. a bem; a travers; — a wud'n fram 
 for Jfflig unrcoli hersez.
 
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 Tbavel, Trdv-el, c. i. tu lunk jurniz; tu pas; tu 
 g«j- tu perform travel; tu juriii: ti.i vizlt furen 
 kuiitrii. ['tu fur'* tu junii. 
 
 Travel, Trav-cl, t. t. tu p<is; tu jurni over; - 
 
 TSAVtL, Trav-el, n. de akt ov tnivelijj; junii: — 
 j>l. u buk or puiilikiijon ki>nt«iiii|) iin iikvnt ov 
 okureii-o« mill oljiLLiviiJi.iiit in ii jurni ur travel. 
 
 Travkllko, Tniv-cld, a. biiviy tnail jurniz. 
 
 T»AVKLLER, Trav-fl-er, ;*. wun luD truveiz; wun 
 biA p'rtirmz iind rjUi travdz;— a travel ig inor- 
 kHOtil kii/rk.- {.\aut.y u rio or hoip hwiq cljilz 
 nl.'.ii «i r..M> "r ^\o\t- 
 
 Tkavellkk's-joy, Trav-eI-er»-jor, n. a klimig 
 plant: klcin:iti^. [travel. 
 
 Travkltai.vted, Trav-cl-tant-od, a. fut^^d wid 
 
 Tbaveksable, Trav-ers-a-bl, a. dat ma be trav- 
 ^rst: Ijttbl tu If^^Jil obiekjon. 
 
 TRAVKRtiK, Trav-er.-", aa. kr.>swjz; atwiJrt. 
 
 Traverse, Trav-ors, j-re/i. tro) kniswjz. 
 
 Traverse, Triv-ers, a. Ijiii iikros; lji|) atwdrt.— 
 Traif-in juri, a peli ji^ri bwi(j trjz u kas in hwi« 
 wun uv At piirlix afermz numtig bwiq iz denjd 
 bj At nder. 
 
 Traverse, Triv-er;!, n. eni tip lad, bill, or huj) 
 akiu-<: .suuiti)) dat tnMrtg, kro-sez, or obstriikt"; 
 a tworlig ob-itakl;— a fluksynr; u turn: — subti-r- 
 fuj: trik.— (A<i«') a dnijiil ov bwot de 6|>uzit 
 pc^rti haz advuniit in cni !>Uij ov plfdioz: de akt 
 ov driiif) and takig ijti apon an ind(tincnt. 
 
 Traverse, Tniv-ers, r. t. tui kro*; tu In utwort: 
 tu kros bj Via ov npuzijon: lu twort wid obsta- 
 klz: tu Wonder uver: tu ."urvn: tu ejjzamin ttir- 
 oli: tu turn and pernt in sum direkjon, az a 
 kunon.— (^Vdu/.) tu bms aft, az a yqrd.- 
 {/mw) tu kontradikt ur denj, az an ale^ajon: 
 tu tnk ijn on an inditmont. [fensil). 
 
 Traverse, Tniv-cr?, r. i. tia op«5z <x mitivmont in 
 
 Traverse BOARD, Tra^f-^rs-btirci. n. (.Wmf.) u 
 8<;rknlar pes civ burd mqrkt wid ul Ae [MTnts ov 
 dc kurapiu", yivzd for kepij) de rckuiy ov, or 
 kursez run bj, u Jip. 
 
 Traverser, Trav-ers-cr, n. wun hO) tniversoz.- - 
 {Law) wun bin drnjz sum mater ov fakt alejd 
 tu be dun in a dekhirajon or pledii): wun biO 
 tnk< i/n u|M')n an indjlment. 
 
 Travkuse saili.ng, Trav-ers-.sjil-in, n. {Xa^t.^a 
 motud ov wurkig er kalki),latig trav^rsez, or 
 kumpTtud kanicE, so ai tu briy dem ol intu 
 wan. [eife-b<->aiil.} 
 
 Traverse TABLE, Trav-ers-la-bl, n. Sc {Tmr- 
 
 TfiAViRTiNE, Tr:\v-cr-tin, n. {}fin.) a sprjrz ov 
 l{iM~ti.)n dri)ozito<i fmm de woter ov sprigz, hwiq 
 hi.ild Ijin in HjltiJon. 
 
 TravesteI). Tniv-cKt-cd, a. drest in de klodz ov 
 and ter: di.i);|zd: travwtid. [cslid. 
 
 Travestt, Tr.iv-cs-ti, a. drest prFiH'>3tcrusli; tniv- 
 
 Travesty, Trav es-ti, n. a literari wurk ."o tran-- 
 lali-d or imit^t(^l ni tu be renderd ridikviilus: 
 o p-irodi;!! burlejik jicrforman!"; a wurk iravc^iiil. 
 
 Travesty, Trav-c.j-ti. r. t. tu translat ."u az tu 
 rvnder ridikyiilu!>; tu parudi; tu tarn intu bur- 
 li^tk and ridiki^l. 
 
 Travis, Trav-is,* n. de sam az (Tratt.) 
 
 Tray. Trn, n. a Jalu), wudn ve^tel. 
 
 Travtrip, Tni-trip, n. a pim at tabiz or drafts. 
 
 Thkaiiivr. Tr«ki-er,* n. a trntor. 
 
 Tbe *i iiKROfs. Tr«^q-cr-u.«. a. iwrtakiy ov (rcqcri: 
 fal'i--; (lerfidius: tratoru*: fiils. [bJ tre<;eri. 
 
 TRKACllKRorsLY, Tr^-cr-u.t-li, ad. i>erfidiu«li: 
 
 Tre.^ciierol'8NES8, Tr^-ef-us-oes, n. de kwuliti 
 i.v liri|) lioc^ru!". 
 
 Treachery, Trdq-er-i, n. ji^rfidi; brrij or fat, 
 Ji.|'-liti, or tru>t. 
 
 Treacle, Tnf-kl. n. a medisin mad up ov meni 
 ingrtilicnt.": — de visid, br'su s^rup dat Jrani from 
 Jugar; mulasci. 
 
 Treacle-hi'stard, Tri-kl-mti^-tard, n. a plant 
 
 poze-<in worm and puiijent kwolitiz 
 Tread. Tred, r. i. (/. trod, /m. Iredig, trodn er 
 
 IrcKJ:] tu set de fut; tu tnunf.l; tu w»k wid 
 
 form or Stat;— tu kopyqiat, az Ix-rdz. 
 Tread, Tred, r. t. tu w<«k on; tu pre* or bet wid 
 
 de let: tu bet: tu Irak: tu w«k in a formal 
 
 manor; tu kru/ under tut; tu tnimpi: tu put 
 
 in akjon bi de fel:-— tu kompre*, az a berd. 
 Tread, Tred, /*. de ukt ov tn-diu: a step wid de 
 
 fut: — wn; tnik; |i<it: - kompr<'Jon bj de mal ful; 
 
 — (.■frcA.) de borizoutal jiqrl ov u step on bwiq 
 
 de fut iz jiln-^t. 
 Treader, Tred-er, /*. wun li<t) tredz. [a step. 
 
 '1'rkauino, Tr^d-ij), w. At akt ov wun dat tredt; 
 Treadle, Tred-I, n At ]>qrt ov a laim or uder 
 
 niajj'n bwii; iz m.tjvd lij de tred or fut; de al- 
 
 biijincus kardz hwifj yiinjt de yuk tu de hwjt 
 
 ov an eg. 
 Tread-mill, Tred-mil, n. a mil turnd bj pentoni 
 
 tredig u[*'m a hwel: — a resent inven/on forgivig 
 
 yil^tul cmplerment tu porAonz impriznd for 
 
 krjm. 
 Treason, Tre-zn, n. {Law) breq ov fidelili; re- 
 
 belvon; dr lijest ofens ajjensl a stat or jjuvern- 
 
 uient. y// trrzn iz an ofens komitcd agenst de 
 
 kip, kij)d(.m, er komonwcl^. I'tti tmu iz de 
 
 murder ov a buzband bj a wjf, ov a master er 
 
 mislns bj a servant, or ov an cklrziastik bj a 
 
 preldt. As. 
 Treasonable, Tre-zn-a-bl, a. havio dc natyt^r 
 
 or gill ov trezn: rcbelyus. 
 Treasonableness, Tre-zn-a-bl-nos, n. At kwol- 
 
 iti ov bei|) treziiabl. [maner. 
 
 Treasonably, Tre-zn-a-bli, ad. in a treznabi 
 Treasosol's, Trtzu-us,* a. trfznabl. 
 Treasure. Trei^-nr, n. weld horded np; riqci 
 
 iikiiimilated: ainindans; — suiuti)) gratli vulynd. 
 Treasure, Trej-iir, v. t. tu hord; tu repozit; tu 
 
 In up. 
 Treasure HOUSE, Tr^j-qr-hTis, n. a plas bw^r 
 
 btjrded ri(]cz qr kept; a tre;<i;ri. 
 Treasurer. TrtHj-qr-er, n. wun hio haz At ksir ov 
 
 de muni, fundz, or revenq ov o susjeti, kor|xjra- 
 
 /on, Stat, or najon. J.urd JIj Trr-,tirrr, formerli 
 
 de tord grat oliser ov dr kr'in ov logland, de 
 
 dqliz ov biDZ ofis qr nis ^kseki^tcd bj fjv kom- 
 
 ijoncrz. [digniti ov trejqrer. 
 
 Treasurership, Tri'n-nr-er-Jip, n. At ofi« er 
 TuEAsiRKNi, Tre^-qr-es. n. a femal tre;?qrer. 
 TREA.SI RETKOVE. TrCj^-qr-truv, tt. {lytic) muni, 
 
 A-i.. fMid hidn in dc ert, de oner bri|| unnun. 
 Treasury, Tre;<-qr-i, n. a plas in bwicj muni ii 
 
 stord; a hiss or ofis in bwiq de publik revent^is 
 
 depi'zifed. 
 Treat, Tret, r. t. tu negujiat; tu »etl; — tu dia- 
 
 kurs on; tu yqz in eni maner; tu hnndl; tu 
 
 manaj: tta kari on; tu entertan widi^t eksp^ns. 
 Treat, Tret, r. /. tu diskiirs; — tu praktis nrgo- 
 
 Jiajon: tu kum tu t^rmx; — tu mak gratqitus 
 
 ontertanments. 
 Treat, Tret, n. an entertanment givn ov find er 
 
 drifik, or bot: sumtin givn for an entertanment; 
 
 a ri(; entertanment: u lest: a bajikwet. 
 Treatable. Trct-a-bl,» a. trnktabl. 
 Treatably, Tret-a-bli,* ad. m6dcratli: traktabli. 
 Treatkr, Tret-er, n. wun ho* treti< or diskursei. 
 Treatise, TrBt-ii, ur Tret-i.s, n. a diskurs; a trakt; 
 
 o f'innal e.«a: u diskwizijon. 
 Treatiskr. Trct-iz-er,* n. wun hd) rjts a trrtii. 
 Treatment, Tre't-mcnt. fi. dc akt ov trrtio: rnaoer 
 
 ov bin) trelod; m.innjm''nt; yqzaj; manor ov yqi- 
 
 ifl. g>'>d or had: - enterlnnmont. 
 Treaty. Trct-i. n. nrgojiajon; de akt ov trtlig; 
 
 a ki>m|uikt: an agrtmeul betwcn tA ermor iDdc- 
 
 p<indcnt stats.
 
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 Treble, Treb-I, a. trefcaldj tripl.— <J/ws.> hj er 
 
 most aki'it in sisnd, 
 Teeble, Tieb-1, v. t. tu multipl| bj trg; tu mak 
 
 trjs az maq; tu trip). 
 Treble, Treb-1, t\ i. tu bekiim trefold. 
 Treble, Treb-1, n. {3fvs.} At hjest er akr^test 
 
 pqrt in mi^zik, er in a konserted pes. 
 Treblexess, Treb-1-nes, n. is stat ov beii) trebl. 
 Trebly, Treb-li, ad, trjs told; in trefold number 
 
 er kwontiti. 
 Trebuchet, Treb-Ti,-Jet, n. [Fr.] a tumbrel er 
 
 kukiij-sto)!; — a grat enjin tu kaststonz tubater 
 
 welz. 
 Teeckschutt, Trek-Jfft, n. [D.] a kuverd bot 
 
 dren bj hersez, and yq,zd fer de konvaans ov 
 
 pasenjerz and gudz on de Dug and FlemiJ 
 
 kanalz. 
 Teeddle, Tred-1, 71. Se {Treadle.} [souz. 
 
 Tredille, Trs-dil, n. a gam at kqrdz bj trs per- 
 Teee, Trg, ii. dg jeneral nam fer dg Iqrjest vejg- 
 
 tabl; a Iqrj vejetabl havig a siggl wudi truijk 
 
 er stem; eni tiij branqt st Ijk a trg. 
 Tree, Trg, J v. t. tu kez tu asend a tre. 
 Tree-frog, Tre-frog, n. a frog fisnd on trez; a 
 
 trg-tod. 
 Tree germander, Trg-jer-man-der, n. a plant. 
 Treeless, Trg-les, a. destitq,t ov trgz. 
 Tree-louse, Tre-liss, ?i, an insekt dat infests 
 
 plants; dg afis. 
 Tree-moss, Tre-mos, n. a spgjgz ov liqen. 
 Tree-xail, Trg-nal, n. (komonli pron'snst triin- 
 
 el:] {Naut.') a wudn pin, yi^zd fer fasniii dg 
 
 plaijks ov a Jip tu de timberz. 
 Tree-of-life, Tre-ov-ljf, n. an evergren tre; de 
 
 lignum-vjts; — de wud iz estemd bj turnerz. 
 Teee-peimrose, TrE-prim-roz, 71. a bjenial plant. 
 Teee-toad, Tre-tod, n. d tod fisnd on trez and 
 
 Jrubz. 
 Trefoil, Tre-fffl, n. a tre-levd plant, ov hwiq d^r 
 
 qr several. spejez. — {Arch.) an ernament ov tre 
 
 kusps in a serkl, rezembliij tre-levd klover. 
 Teeillage, Trel-aj, n. [Fr.] a kontekstyi^r ov 
 
 palz tu suport espalyerz in a gqrden: a trelis. 
 Teellis, Trel-is, n. a struktyqr er fram ov kros- 
 
 bqrd wurk, yi^zd fer sumer-hiszez, verandaz, &s.: 
 
 a latis. 
 Trellis, Trel-is, v. t. tu furnij wid a trelis, 
 
 latis, er wudn fram. 
 Teellised, Trel-ist, a. havig trelisez. 
 Teemando, Tre-mqn-do, n. [It.] {Mus.) a reit- 
 
 erajon ov a not ov de kerd, er a jeneral Jak ov 
 
 de hoi kerd. 
 Teemble, Trem-bl, v. i. tu Jak az wid fer er 
 
 kold; tu Jiver: tu kwak: tu Judcr; tu kwiver; 
 
 tu toter; — tu kwaver; tu Jak, az a s-snd. 
 Trembler, Trem-bler, n. wun Ikt) tremblz. 
 Trembling, Trem-blig, n. a Jakiij; a Juderiij; a 
 
 tremor. [trembl. 
 
 Teemblisgly, Trem-bliij-li, ad. so az tu Jak er 
 Teemella, Tre-mel-a, n. {Bot.) a jeli-ljk plant, 
 
 ov de loest organizajim, f-snd in damp weks, &s. 
 Tremendous, Tre-men-dus, a. veri dredful: hor- 
 
 ibl: terihl; frjtful; tcrifik; horid. [dredfuli. 
 Tremendously, Tre-men-dus-li, ad. horibli ; 
 Tremendousness, Tre-raen-dus-nes, w. de kwol- 
 
 iti (iv beii] tremendus. 
 Tremolite, Trem-o-ljt. n. {Min.} a f jbrus or ra- 
 diated, hwjtij, and semi-transparent mineral. 
 Teemoe, Tie-iuiir, n. dg stat ov trembliij; a kwiv- 
 
 eriii ov dg bodi troD fer. 
 Tremulous, Trem-yii,-lQ3, a. trembliij; ferful; 
 
 kwiverii): vjbratori. 
 Tremulously, Trem-yi^-lus-li, ad. inatremyi],- 
 
 lus mnncr; wid trepidajon. 
 Teemulousness, Trem-yi],-liis-nes, n. de stat 
 ov beiij tremynlus. 
 
 Trench, Trenq, i'. t. tu kut; tu kut, dig, er fenn 
 
 intu pits er diqez; — tu fertifj bj ert tron up; — 
 
 tu turn over er ster de serl tO) er tre fet dep. 
 Trench, Trenq, v. i. tu enkroq; tu kut of a pqrt. 
 Teench, Trenq, n. a pit er diq; a mund. — {Fort.} 
 
 a plas kut ut bj besejerz in erder tu apr(5q de 
 
 plas atakt. 
 Trenchant, Trenq-ant, a. kutig; Jqrp. 
 Trencher, Trenq-er, n. wun hot) trenqez er kuts; 
 
 — a Iqrj wudn dij er plater on hwiq met iz, er 
 
 woz, kut and etn at tabl; — de tabl; fiDd; plejqrz 
 
 ov de tabl. 
 Trencher-fly, Trenq-er-flj, n. a trenqer-mat. 
 Trencher-friend, Trenq-er-frend, n. a parasjt; 
 
 a tabl kompanyon; a trenqer-mat. 
 Trencherman, Trenq-er-man, n. a feder; an eter. 
 Teencher-mate, Trenq-er-mat, n. a tabl kom- 
 panyon; a parasjt. [dans. 
 Trenchmoee, Trenq-mor, n. de nam ov an old 
 Teend, Trend, v. i. {Naut.) tu turn; tu run; tu 
 
 streq; tu tend. 
 Trend, Trend, n. {A^aut.} inklinajon er tendensi 
 
 tu a serten direkjon. [trundel. 
 
 Teexdel, Tren-del, n. a water post in a mil; a 
 Teending, Trend-ii), n. a partikyi|lar direkjon. 
 Teendle, Tren-dl, ti. eni tii) turnd rund; a 
 
 trundl. [de ded. 
 
 Trextal, Tren-tal, n. de servis ov terti masez fer 
 Trepan, Tre-pan, n. a serkq,lar se fer perforatig 
 
 de skul; a trefjn; — a sn%r. Se {Trapan.) 
 Trepan, Tre-pan, v. t. tu perforat wid de 
 
 trepan. 
 Teepannee, Tre-pan-er, n. wun hot) trepanz. 
 Teepanning, Trg-pan-ii), n. de operajon per- 
 
 fermd wid de trepan; perforajon; — de akt ov 
 
 dekerir). 
 Trephine, Tre-fjn, m' Tre-fen, n. an instrooment 
 
 for trepanii); a smel, imprc6vd sert ov trepan. 
 Trephine, Tre-fjn, v. t. tu perforat; tu trepan. 
 Trepidation, Trep-i-da-Jon, n. a stat ov trem- 
 bliij ov de bodi; trgmor; kwiverii). 
 Tress, Tres, n. a lok; a kuii ov hq,r; a gadcrig ov 
 
 hq,r: — yixzd qgfli in de plt:i,ral. 
 Tressel, Tres-el, n. Se {Trestle.) 
 Tresspass, Tres- pas, r. i. tu transgres; tu of end; 
 
 — tu enter unlefuli on aniiderz gr-snd. 
 Tresspass, Tres-pas, n. transgrejon ov le; ofens; 
 
 misdemenor; — an unleful entrans on aniiderz 
 
 gr'snd. [an ofender. 
 
 Teesspasser, Tres-pas-er, n. wun htt) trespasez; 
 Teesspass-offeeinq, Tres-pas-of-er-ir), n. an of- 
 
 erii), amtii) de 'Izraeljts, fer a trespas. 
 Tressuee, TreJ-i^r, ti. {Her.) a kjnd ov border. 
 Teessueed, TreJ-i^rd, a. b-snd wid a trejqr. 
 Teestle, Tres-1, ti. de fram ov a tabl; a mcovabl 
 
 ferm bj hwiq eni tig iz suported; a prop; — a tre- 
 
 leged stool. 
 Trestle-tree, Tres-1-tre, n. {Naut.) i<x> strog 
 
 bqrz ov timber fikst horizontali on de opozit sjdz 
 
 ov de loer mast hed. 
 Tret, Tret, n. in honiers, an alijans mad fer wast, 
 
 dust, &s., at de rat ov 4 p-sudz fer everi 104 
 
 pisndz purqast. 
 Trevet, Trev-et, n. eni tig dat standz on tre legz, 
 
 az a stiTil; a miDvabl pqrt ov a kiqen ranj; — ritn 
 
 elso {trivet.) 
 Trey, Tra, n. a tre at kqrdz. 
 Tei, Trj, a prefiks, ov Grek and Latin orijin, 
 
 signifjig ire. [trjal. 
 
 Triable, Trj-a-bl, a. dat ma bg trjd; kapabl ov 
 Triad, Trj-ad, n. tre yi^njted. 
 Trial, Trj-al, n. de akt ov trjig; de stat ov beig 
 
 trjd; test; egzaminajon; eksperimont; eksperi- 
 
 mental nolej; pr<i)f; atemt; efort; endevor; tem- 
 
 tajon. 
 Trialogue, Trj-a-log, n. a kolokwi ov tre persona.
 
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 TllAXDER, Tri-an-<lur, n. {But.) a plant havig Tbichobd, Trj-kord, n. {Sfu4.) an instn&ment 
 trt ii;aiueni. [inenz. wid tre striux. iWU. 
 
 Teiasueolu, Trj-an-Jru«,«. (//'^/.> bavifltrf »ta- TaicHOTOMy, Trj-kot-ui-tni, n. divijon intu trt 
 
 Tkick, Tnk, «. a uli frud; a dek^UTiu qrtifU; 
 
 TuiAsuLK, Trj-uogl, n. {Uf'tn.) a li^ynr ov tre 
 UD^U mid tre ndt. — {Aetron.} At nam ov a kou- j 
 atfla/oii.— <J/i".) a »m)l, hUI, trjaogillar, um,- j 
 likul iajtroiiufut uv {)erkujuu, u|m ai wua ov iu i 
 at)f;lt- 
 
 Tbianulcd, Tn-inj-gld, a. haviy tre ao;{li. 
 
 Tbia.nuular, Tri-ay-gii.-lar, a. havig tre agglz; 
 trj-H);,'!.!. 
 
 Tbianuulabity, Trj-afl-gn-lar-i-ti, n. de kwol- 
 ili ov biio irian^nlar. 
 
 Tbianoularly, Tri-ajj-gn-lar-li, ad. after de 
 furin ov a trpugl. 
 
 Tbianoulatk, Trj-aij-gti-lat, f. <. {Survtyimj) 
 tu divjd iiiiu trjaoglz, er triangular nel-wurk, 
 bi aurvaio. [angular form. 
 
 Tbianuulated, Tri-ai)-gii-lat-ed, a. hiivio a irj- 
 
 Tbianollation, Tr|-iiij-gii-lu-Joii, n. de akt i.v 
 trjaygiilatiu: de net-wurk ov triugglz wid hwiq 
 de t'u!) uv a kuutri \i kuverd in a trjaggiilur 
 sarva. 
 
 Tbiabciiy, Trj-qr-ki, n. a guvcrnmeDt b{ tre. 
 
 Tbibal. Trjb-al, a. belouig tu a trjb. 
 
 Tbiuk, Trib, n. a divijun or distigkt por/on or a 
 pe|il'. a fiimili or rm kept di^ttiokt;- a number or 
 tigx havig Ki;rten kum'Ui karukteristik'^: — a di- 
 rijiin ov de anjent 'liraeljU;— a principal sub- 
 divijun ov de lUiman pepl. 
 
 Tbibe, Trib, r. t. tu divjd iatu tr^bz. [rigz. 
 
 Tbiblet, I'rib-let, n. a guld^mitot tail for makig 
 
 Tbibouktee, Trj-bom-c-ter, ii. (.lAcA.) a son 
 ov slej or aiNiratus for in«?3ii,rig de furs or 
 frikjon. 
 
 Tbiboulet, Trib-o-lot, i». de sam az {TrihUt.) 
 
 Tbibbacu, Trj-brak, n. a po^tik fut, koosi^tig 
 ov tre fort .■<iliiblz 
 
 Tbibulation, Trib-jn-la/on, ». p^rsekijon; dii 
 U6*: voksajon; sevt'r aflikjon; sevt r trjal. 
 
 Tbibun'al, Trj-bi'i-nal, n. u jiijui'.-iit ftt in de 
 furuin at Horn;— a jujmcut set; de ^ct ov ju^ti": 
 a kurt ov justis; u pla? for trjig p^rsonz aki'izd. 
 
 Tbibumate, Trib-yq,-uat, u. de ofis ov tribynn; 
 tribyivnjip. 
 
 Teibuse, Irib-yqn, n. dc qti majistrat ov a trjb; 
 nn uliser ov lium, quzn b| dc pepl: de komunder 
 ov a Kaman lejon; — a razd set from hwiqsprqez 
 Wfr anjentli delivcrd tu de pepl: a trjbiiMal;— 
 de rostrum fr»m bwi<} de spekcrz odr^s de as«m- 
 bli in dr trenc <;aml)or ov depyntiz. Ly'l"- 
 
 Tbiblseship, Trib-ynii-Jip, u. de ofis or a trib- 
 
 Tbibu.vitial, Trib-yn-niJ-al, a. relatig tu a 
 tnbriiD. [beig tribyntari. 
 
 Tbibl'tabin'ESS. Trib-yq-ta-ri-nes, /». de stut ov 
 
 Tbibutabv, Trib-yn-ui-ri, a. i<aig tribyqt az an 
 akiii>l<-jm<>nt ov dubmijon tua masc«r: — :-ubjeki: 
 Bub'trdinat;- pad in iribyqt: kontribyqtig. 
 
 Tbibutaby, Tnb-yn-ta-ri, «, wun hm |jaz trib- 
 yq(; a dcjieiidaiit. 
 
 Tbibl'TE, Tnb-yqt, n. u |«mMit mad in aknoluj- 
 menl or fubj.'kj'ii, or lir prutckjon; a tukjs. 
 
 Tbibite-mo.xet, Trib-yqi-muu-i, «. muni pad 
 •t tribrqc. 
 
 Tbica, Trj-ka, n. {Bot.} At Jeld or reproddktiv 
 orgikii iiv a iitjcn. 
 
 Tbice, Tr(«. n. a /ort ijm: an instant; a «trok. 
 
 Tbicennabious, Trj-sen-ari-u!',* / a. belogig tu 
 
 Tbilemnial, TrJ-jin-i-al, j de t\«rm ov 
 
 t^rti yrn. 
 
 Tbiok.nte.vabt, Trj-s^n-te-na-ri, n. a period or 
 .spa.-i ov tre hundnxl ytn. 
 
 Tbichiasis. Tri-kj-a-itis n. (.!/«/.> a <\hft nr de 
 ilidz. in hwiq dr lU/ci gru n - ' ;r 
 
 b.>l ov dr j. 
 
 TBiciit'i'Tt KAN. Tri-kop-te-ri: , v 
 
 litniUkjom: tr^l; u vijait praktia; a jugl; eni tig 
 
 dun tu (;ct jbiku'>li, or tu divert: slji; Jtaepjon; 
 
 impu!*tyiir; im|.«jiij<jii;— a prakti.t: u miiuvr; a 
 
 habit; — u number ov k<;rdz I'jlig tu de winer Bt 
 
 wun turn;— Q plat or not or h^r. 
 Tbick, Trik, f. I. tu (jet; tu impuz on; tu defrM; 
 
 — tudres; tu dekurat; tuadoro; tuuut. — {Her.y 
 
 tu dm wid dev{;soz. 
 Tbick, Trik, r. i. tu praktis trikt-ri and frod. 
 Tbickeu, Trik-er, n. wun ho) triks. [up. 
 
 Teicklhy, Trik-vr-i, n. qrtifld; de akt or dr«Mig 
 Tbr'Ki.no, Trik-ig, «. qetig; qrtifis;— drej; orna- 
 
 m-nt. [fnjdyqlent. 
 
 Tbickisu, Trik-iJ, a. ful or triks; navi/li qrtful; 
 TaicKidu.NEiiS, Trik-iJ-nes, n. de kwolili ov beig 
 
 triki;. 
 Tbickle, Trik-l, r. <'. tu fel in drops; tu flo in 
 
 a ^moi, jenti strem; tu distil. 
 Tbickli.nu, Trik-lig, n. de akt or fluig in drops, 
 
 er in u iiui'>l strem. 
 Tbicksteb. Trik-ijtor, n. wun hoo prakii:>ez triks. 
 Tbicksy, Trik-si, a. priti; danti; net: brisk; men. 
 Tbickteack, Trik-trak, n. a gam at tablz. 
 Tbicky, Trik-i, a. trikij: praktisig trik.n.— [I'ro- 
 
 viii/al in Iggland, and kolukwial in de Y.' .S.] 
 Tbicli.niaby, Tri-klin-i-a-ri, a. relatig tu de an- 
 ient mud ov rekljnig on kisijez at tabl. 
 Tbiclinilm, Trj-klia-i-um, n. [L.] jjI. Trj-klin- 
 
 i-u; a kiSii f-»r rekl|nig on at super; -a roam fur- 
 
 ni/t on tre sjdz wid k-sqez. 
 Tbicolob, Trj-kul-or, n. de na/onal Frenq baner 
 
 ov tre kulurz, biq, hwjt, and red, adopted on dt 
 
 okaj'in ov de ferst Fremj rcvulqjon. 
 ^^Tbicoloked, Trj-kul-ord, a. havig tre kulon. 
 JKMcuE.NiGEBOL's, Trj-kor-nij-er-u;!, a. havig tre 
 
 Tekobpobal, Trj-kor-no-ral, a. havig tre bodiz. 
 Teici;si'id, Trj-kiis-pid, a. {Armt.} havig tr« 
 
 prfnts:— apljd tu de valr on de rjt ventrikl or 
 
 de hqrt. [tre ftraia. 
 
 Tbiclspid*te, Trj-kdi-pi-dat, a. {B-t.) havig 
 Tbiuactylols, Trj-dak-til-u3, a. {Ji'A.) havig 
 
 tre h\i. 
 Tbide, Trjd, a. [Fr.] Jort and redi; swift. 
 Tbide.nt, Trj-dent, n. dt septcr ov Xeplqn;--<1 
 
 M'pter wid tre progz or tet. 
 Tbident, Tri dent, i i. • » . » 
 
 TEinESTED. Vr,-dent-cd, i *• ^*^'0 '"^ ***' 
 Triue.ntate, Trj-<len-tat, a. (//-/.) havig tre tet. 
 Tbidenti.ne, Trj-den-tin, a. relatig tu Trent, er 
 
 de kMi-iil held d^r. [oktav. 
 
 Tbidiapason, Trj-dj-a-pu-ion, n. {Mu*.) a tripl 
 Tbiuixo. Trjd-ig,* n. tjdig. 8e {Trithiwj) and 
 
 {Titkiii'i.) 
 Tbiuodecauedbal, Trj-do-dek-a-h^-dral, a. prc- 
 
 z>'uiig tre ranjez ov twclv in eq. 
 TuiDUA.v, Trid-yq-an, a. lostig tre dai; bapnig 
 
 fVtTi tvd da. 
 Tbien.nial, Tq-en-i-al, er Trj-^n-yal, a. lostig 
 
 tre yen: bapnig cveri terd ytr. 
 Tbie.n.nially. Trj-eii-i-rtl-i, ai/. wuns in tre yen. 
 Tbiens, Trj-ens, «. [L.\ a smol Ilaman k«ru. 
 Tbieb. Trj-t-r. n. wun ba> tq . or egiammi; tesL 
 Tbiebabch, Tr|-cr-qrk, ». a komunder ov a tri- 
 
 rem: a komijoncr, at Atcnz, ba> bilt /ipa at hii 
 
 un ck^iwns. 
 Tbifalluw. Trj-fal-o, r. t. tu pit dc t^rd tjm. 
 
 Se {Trffa/l^-ir.) 
 TBirABiuLs. Trj-fa-ri-us a. trefuld: in trt ros. 
 Tbikid. Trj-fid, or Trif-id, a. {JSU.) dirjdwi ia- 
 tu trt |<^rts. 
 TBiyiSTULABY, Trj-fij-tq-la-ri, a. harig tre p^p*.
 
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 Trifle, Trj-fl, v. i. tia akt er tak wid«t wat or 
 
 diguiti. er wid leviti and foli; tu wasC tim; tia 
 
 muk; tu indulj in lit amn,zment. 
 Tkifle, Trj-fl, V. t. tu wast awa; tu disipat. 
 Trifle, Tri-fl, n. a tii) ov no impertans er litl 
 
 valyn,. ° [leviti. 
 
 Triflee, Trj-fler, n. wun hco trjflz or akts wid 
 Trifling, Tri-flii), a. wontlg wurt: unimportaut, 
 
 trivial; fn^til: peti; frivolus; wurtles; sljt. 
 Teiflinglv, Tri-flirj-li, ad. in a triflii) inaner. 
 Teiflingxess, Trj-ilig-nes, ti. emtines; vaniti. 
 Teiflorous, Trj-flo-rus, a. {Bot.) havii) tre 
 
 flTferz. 
 Trifoliate, Trj-fo-li-at, a. {But.) haviij tre 
 
 kvz er Igflets; tijfoliated. 
 Trifoliated, Trj-f(i-li-at-ed, a. {Bot.) havii) trg 
 
 levz. 
 Teifoly, Trif-o-li, er Trj-fo-li, n. swst trsferl. 
 Triforium, Trj-f6-ri-um, n. [X.] an qrqt stori 
 
 bEtwEQ d8 liaer qrqez and de uper windaz in de 
 
 jlz, kwjr, and transepts ov a qurq. 
 Triform, Trj-ferm, a. havig a tripl Jap. 
 Triformity, Trj-ferm-i-ti, n. de stat ov bsii) 
 
 trjferin. [er pror)/,. 
 
 Trifurcated, Trj-fiir-kat-ed, 'a. haviij tre forks 
 Trig, Trig, v. t. tu fil; tu stuf; — tu stop az a 
 
 hwel bj putig a ston under it; tu skog. 
 Trig, Trig, a. ful; trim; net. 
 Trig, Trig, n. a ston, wej, er sumtii) tu stop a 
 
 hwsl or baiel fruui roliij. 
 Trigamous, Trig-a-mus, a. trjs marid. — {Bot.) 
 
 apljd tu plants kontaniij tre serts ov fliserz on 
 
 df sam fl-ser hed, namli, mal, femal, and her- 
 
 mafrodjt. 
 Trigamy, Trig-a-mi, w. de statov beii) marid tre 
 
 tjmz; de stat ov havir) tre huzbandz er wjvz at 
 
 wun tim. 
 Trigger, Trig-er, n. dat hwiq stops er kaqez; a 
 
 kaq tu hold a liwel on step gr^nd:— a kaq Jjji'Trimness, Trim-nes, n. de stat ov beii) trim; 
 
 hwiq a gun iz fjrd: sumtjmz korupted tu triker 
 Trigi.n'Tal, Trj-jin-tal, n. Se {Trental.) 
 Triglyph, Trj-glif, n. {Arch.) an ernament ov 
 
 de Durik frez, plast direktli over eg kolum, and 
 
 at ekwal distansez betwen dem. 
 Trigo.v, Tri-gon, n. a trjaggl.— (J*;!/-©?.) trjn in 
 
 aspekt. [kernerz. 
 
 Trigonal, Trig-o-nal, a. trja!lgT^,lar; haviij tre 
 Trigonometrical, Trig-o-no-niet-ri-kal, a. per- 
 
 tauiij tu trigOQometri. 
 Trigonometrically, Trig-o-no-met-ri-kal-i, ad. 
 
 bi trigoaometri. 
 Tri'gonometry,^ Trig-o-nom-E-tri, n. de qrt ov 
 
 mejqriij de sjdz and agglz ov trjaijglz, hweder 
 
 plan er sferikal, and ov a^sertaniij de relajonz be- 
 
 twen dem. It inkl^dz el fermqle relatig tu 
 
 ai)^lz er serkq^lar qrks, and de Ijuz konekted wid 
 
 dem. 
 Trigrammic, Trj-gram-ik, a. kontanig tre leterz. 
 Trigraph, Trj-graf, n. a trebl mqrk; tre leterz 
 
 yi|,njted in wun sund, az {eau in leau.) 
 Trigyn, Trj-jin, n. {Bot.) a plant havig tre 
 
 pistilz. 
 Trihedral, Trj-he-dral, a. havig tre ekwal sjdz. 
 Trljugous, Trij-q-gus, a. (//oi.) haviij tre p^rz. 
 Trilateral. Trj-lat-er-al, a. havig tre ."■jdz. 
 Trilateralsess, Trj-lat-er-al-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov havig tre sjdz. 
 Triletto, Tri-let-o, n. {Mm.) a Jert er litl tril. 
 Triunguar, Trj-lig-gwar, a. konsistig ov tre 
 
 laijgwajez. [ov, tre leterz. 
 
 Triliteral, Trj-lit-er-al, a. havig, er konsistig 
 Trill, Tril, n. a kwaver; a Jak; tremyq,lusnes ov 
 
 mqzik or ov sTsnd. 
 Trill, Tril, v. t. tu uter er pla wid kwaverig; 
 
 tu uter wid kwaverig; tu kez tu vjbrat, az 
 
 B«ud; tid Jak. 
 
 Trill, Tril, v. i. tu pla in tremyq,lus vjbrajonz 
 ov s-snd; tu trikl wid a tremyqlus er purlig 
 s-snd. [de sam bert. 
 
 Trilling, Tril-ig, n. wun ov tre qildren bern at 
 
 Teillion, Tril-yon, n. a miiyon ov milyonz ov 
 milyonz, er a miiyon ov bilyonz; — wid de Freng, 
 a tszand bilyonz. 
 
 Teillo, Tril-o, n. [It.] {3fus.) a yqniferm trem- 
 blig er Jakig ov de sam not: a tril. 
 
 Trilobate, Tril-o-bat, a. {But.) havig tre lobz. 
 
 Teilobite, Tril-o-bjt, n. {Geol.) an eksiigkt 
 jenus ov qrtikyii_lated animalz, f-snd in de strata 
 ov transijon roks. [selz. 
 
 Teilocolar, Trj-16k-yq-lar, a. {Bot.) havig trs 
 
 Trilogy, Tril-o-ji, n. a seriez ov tre dramaz er 
 diskorsez hwiq qr eg ov dem in sum sens kom- 
 plet, yet b^r a mqtyqal relajon, and ferm bat 
 pqrt ov wun poetlkal er historikal piktyqr; — a 
 diskors in tre pqrts. 
 
 Triluminar, Tri-lii-mi-nar, ) v • i> ,.. 
 
 Triluminous, Trj-lq-min-us, i ^- ^"^^'B «re Uts. 
 
 Trim, Trim, a. njs; snug; drest up; smqrt. 
 
 Trim, Trim, 7u dres; ger; ernaments: trimig. — 
 {Xaut.) de pozijon ov de kel ov a jip wid re- 
 spekt tu a horizontal Ijn. 
 
 Trim, Trim, v. t. tu fit st; tu dres; tia dekorat; 
 — tu Jav; tu klip; tu lop, az de branqez ov trez; 
 tu priDn; tu mak net: tu adjust; — tu balans a 
 vesel; tu looz, az tjm, in fluktyq,atig betwen t<b 
 pqrtiz. [pqrtiz. 
 
 Trim, Trim, v. i. tu balans; tu fluktyi^^at betwsn 
 
 Trimeter, Trim-e-ter, a. konsistig ov bre poetl- 
 kal megqrz, formig an jambik ov siks fet. 
 
 Thimly, Trira-li, ad. in a trim manor; njsli; netli. 
 
 Trimmer, Trim-er, 7„. wun hoo trimz; a turukot; 
 — a pes ov wud inserted tu maK sumtig evn. 
 
 Trimming, Trim-ig, n. nesesari er ernamental 
 apendajez tu sumtig, az a gqrment; trapigz. 
 
 Trinal, Trj-nal, a. trefold. [netnes! 
 
 Trindle, Trin-dl, ;t. Se {Trundle.) 
 
 Trindle, Trin-dl, v. t. tu kez tu miBv er run 
 d'sn; tu trundl. 
 
 Trine, Trin, n. {Astrol.) an aspekt ov planets 
 plast in tre agglz ov a trjgon, reknd eminentli 
 
 Trine, Trjn, a. trefold; trjs repeted. [benjn. 
 
 Trine, Trjn, r. t. tu put in a trjn aspekt. 
 
 Trinervate, Trj-ner-vat, a. havig tre nervz. 
 
 Tringle, Trig-gl, ti. a kurten-rod; a lat reqig from 
 wun bed-post tu anuder. — {Arch.) a litl mem- 
 ber fikst over de trjglif. 
 
 Trinitarian, Trin-i-ta-ri-an, n. a belever in dc 
 doktrin ov de Triniti; — wun ov a monastik erder, 
 institqted in onor ov de Triniti. [Triniti. 
 
 Trinitarian, Trin-i-ta-ri-an, a. relatig tu de 
 
 Trinitarianism, Trin-i-ta-ri-an-iz-m, w. de dok- 
 trin ov tre personz in de Godhed. 
 
 Trinity, Trin-i-ti, n. tre yqnjted in wun; yq,n- 
 yon ov tre personz in wun God, de Fqder, de 
 Sun, and de Holi Spirit. 
 
 Trinity-Sunday, Trin-i-ti-Sun-da, w. de Sunda 
 nekst after Hwit-Sunda. 
 
 Trink, Trigk, n. a kjnd ov fijig-net. 
 
 Trinket, Trig-ket, w. a smel ernament, partik- 
 yqlarli ov goldsmits wurk; a iff; eni tig ov litl 
 valyq. 
 
 Trinketry, Trig-ket-ri, n. trigkets kolektivli. 
 
 Teinoctial, Tri-nok-Jal, a. komprjzig tre njts. 
 
 Teinomial, Trj-no-mi-al, a. {Algebra) havig fire 
 dennminajonz or termz. 
 
 Teixominal, Trj-nom-in-al, a. samaz {trinomial.) 
 
 Trio, Tre-o, n. {Mus.) a kompozijon konsistig ov 
 tie pqrts; tre yi\,njted. 
 
 Tri.'^bolae, Trj-ob-o-lar, j a. ov de valyq ov 
 
 Triobol'ary, Trj-6b-<a-la-ri, i tre 6bolj;vjl; wurt- 
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 TmocTiLE, Tq-ok-til, n. {Aetml.) an as|)okt ov 
 
 dr |ilaiit.-U hwen da qr fcre uktaiiU du^tuiit from 
 
 e(j u ior. 
 Tbioctohedral, Trj-ok-Uj-he-Uriil, a. prez^utig 
 
 tn rHiiji'i ov lasfz, ti^ raiij haviy at t'asoz. 
 Tbiolet, Trj-u-let, n. u .stuiiza ov at Ijiiz, in hwiq 
 
 Ai- !• r?t Iju iz ti js repctod. 
 Trior, Trj-'ir, //. {Lwi') wun h(t> tqz de validiti 
 
 ov a (iiileiij tu a juriuian. 
 Trip, Trip, c t. tu suplant; tu bro bi strjkig de 
 
 fei from de griind: tu !!tr{k from under de budi; 
 
 — tu kaq; tu det^kt. — Tu trip up, tu ovortrii; 
 
 tu tro dvn. 
 Trip, Trip, v. i. tu fol bj loDzig de hold ov de fet; 
 
 tu fal; tu fr; tu be defijent; tu stumbi; tu 
 
 run litli. 
 Trip, Trip, n. a. sirdk. or kiiq bj hwi<j de restler 
 
 Buplantd hiz antagonist; a stumbi b{ hwi(j de 
 
 i'uthold iz lost: a falytvr; q mistak; — a Jert vuraj 
 
 er jurni; an ckskurjun; u rauibl; a ta>r; — a flok 
 
 ov guts or Jr|). 
 Tripartite, Trip-ar-tjt, a. divjdcd intutre pqrts; 
 
 havij) tre korespondent kopiz; relati;) tu tre 
 
 It-irtiz. [tu tre jKirts. 
 
 Tripartitely, Trip-ar-tit-li, &d. bj a divixon in- 
 Tripartition, Trip-ar-tiJ-on, n. a divixou intu 
 
 tie imrts. 
 Tripaschal, Trj-pas-kal, a. inkitidij tre jKisoverz. 
 Tbifk, Trip, "• ^^ ^c\v. — komonli de Itirjest stum- 
 
 •k ov a ixbminatig animal prepitrd and drost far 
 
 fd>d. 
 Tripedal, Trip-e-dal, a. havig tre fet. 
 Tripe MAN, Trjn-man, n. wan htt> selz trjp. 
 Tripersoxal, 'Irj-inir-son-al, a. kunsistig ov tre 
 
 iH'r.-sonz. 
 Tripersoxalist, Trj-p^r-son-al-lst, n. a belevor 
 
 in tr||>or!<onaliti: a trinitarian. 
 Tbipehsoxalitv, Trj-per-son-al-i-ti, n. u yunyon 
 
 ov tre )>ersonz in wun beig; trinittirianizm. 
 Tripetalols, Trj-jHJt-u-lu3, a. {But.) havig tre 
 
 petatz. 
 Trip-hammer, Trip-ham-cr, n. a Iqrj hamcr yt^zd 
 
 in forjez for belig jurn: tilt-hatner. 
 Tbiphase, Trj-fan, n. (Min.) .spodyqmen, a min- 
 eral ntrli alid tu felspqr. 
 Triphilixe, rrif-i-ljn, 71. {Min.) a. mineral sub- 
 
 staiis kontanii) fu.~furik asid and jurn. 
 Triputhoxo, 1 rip-tog, ;*. q koalijon ov tre VTsel 
 
 Icterz in wun silabl; Q trjgraf; az, {eau,ty€.') 
 Triputhoxgal, Trip-tog-gal, a. relatig tu a 
 
 tri|itiii). [trelevd. 
 
 Triphyllous, Trif-il-us, or Trj-fil-us, a. {Hot.) 
 Trumnnate, Trj-pin-at, a. {Bot.) trefold-pinat. 
 Triple. Trip-1, a. tre told; tri;bl; tre tjmz repeted. 
 Triple, Tnp-l, r. /. tu inkres trefold. 
 Triple, Trip-l, r. /. tu trcbl; tu mak trjs az maq 
 
 pr az mcni; tu mak trefold. 
 Triple cKowx, Trip-l-krisn, n. de tjam ov de 
 
 iHjp, so kiild bekoz it iz a hi kap ov silk envjrond 
 
 bj tre kr'Snz ov gold, wun abdv nniider. 
 Triplet, Triplet, n. tre ov a kjnd; trt tigz:— 
 
 tre v^rsei or Ijiix rjraig tug^dcr;— tre nols sug 
 
 nr plbd in de t|m ov td). 
 Tbiplic'atk, Trip-li-kat, &. trefold; — de rajio ov 
 
 de kqbz (iv tu> kwoiititiz. 
 Tbiplicatiox, Trip-li-kii-Jon, n. de akt ov treb- 
 
 lig or ov adig tre tugddcr. 
 Tbiplicity, Trj-plis-i-ti, n. de slatov beig tre er 
 
 trefold: troblnt». 
 Tbiplite, Trip-ljt, n. {Min.) a dqrk brwn mineral. 
 Tripmapam, Trip-mad-ain, n. an ^rb. 
 Tripod, TrJ-po^^, n. a sct,ve.-ifl,tabl,orin3tra>ment, 
 
 havig tre fet. It wuz from ^nq u set dut de 
 
 presiea ov Ap61o deliverd orakyqlur anavrz at 
 
 L>clf(. [stringd instrobment. 
 
 Tbipodiax, Tri-p»5-di-an, n. (Juu».) an onjent 
 
 Thipody, Trip-o-di, n. a seriex ov tre fet. 
 Tripoli, Trip-o-li, «. (.(///•.) rotn-alon, a miner- 
 al ov an i;rti fmktynr, hwjtij kulur, and fjn kom- 
 
 |juzi/on, yil,zd az u grjndig and p61i/ig uubstans, 
 
 orijinali from Tri|Njli in liqrburi. He bedt iz 
 
 ii'K br.tt from Korlq. 
 Tripolitan, Tri-]>ol-i-tan, ti. a nativ ov Tripoli. 
 Tripolitan, Tri-|HJl-i-tttn, (_ a. relatig tu Trip- 
 TuiPOLiXE, Trip-o-lin, f oli. 
 Tuipos, Trj-iM):!, n. u trjixjd. Se {TrijK/d.} 
 Tripper, Trip-er, /*. wun h* trips. 
 Taippi.vu, Trip-ig, a. kwik; nimbi. [dana. 
 
 Tripping, Trip-ig, /(. a stumblig; — a ski pin; a lit 
 TuippiNOLY, Trip-ig-li, at/, wid ajiliti; wid uwift 
 
 mojiin. 
 Trii'tote, Trip-tot, n. a nisn yq,zd onli in tre 
 
 ka-u'z. 
 Tripyramid, Trj-pir-a-mid, n. {J/in.) a jenus ov 
 
 sjKjr kompozd ov tre-sjded piramidz. 
 TuiyuETROus, Trj-kwe-trus, a. tre-sjdcd. 
 Triuadiated, Trj-ra-di-at-cd, a. havig tre raz. 
 Tuiueme, Trj-rem, h. a Grejuu gali wid tre bagks 
 
 or bi-'tK^ez ov orz on a sjd. 
 TuiKUOMBOiOAL, Tq-rom-bi^d-al, a. havig de 
 
 form ov tre rombz. 
 Trisagiox, Tri-sa-ji-on, n. de trefold invoka/oa 
 
 ov de Deiti, az "iloli," in de Grek qurq. 
 Trisect, Trj-stJkt, v. t. tu divjd intu tre ekwal 
 
 pqrts. 
 Triseotiox, Trj-sek-Jon, n. de divijon ov eni tin 
 
 intu tre ekwal pf^rts. — 3e trjfehf a irv an wjgl 
 
 woz a problem ov grat selebriti amiig de anjeut 
 
 (jirek m.itematijanz. [jo. 
 
 Trismus. Tris-mus, n. lokjo; tetanas; afektig At 
 Trispast, Trj-spa^t, / «. a mujen wid tre 
 
 Trispaston, Trj-spas-ton, ) puliz aktig in kon- 
 
 ekjoii wid eq uder for razig hevi wats. 
 TuisPEHMOLS, Trj-spt'r-mas, a. b^rig tre sedi. 
 Tbjst, Trist, \ n. a f^r for katl, horsez. Jep, As.; a 
 Tkvst, Trist, S metig: — an aperntmcnt tu met. 
 
 INort ov Iggland.] 
 TniSL'LCATE, Trj-siil-kat, a. havig tre furoz; hav- 
 ig tre ^«rnts or forks. 
 Trysillabic, Tris-i-lab-ik, ) a. konsistig uv 
 
 Trisyllabical, Tris-i-lab-i-kal, I tre silablz. 
 Trisyllable, Tris-il-a-bl, ». a wurd konsistifl ov 
 
 tre silablz. 
 Trite, Trjt, a. worn Tit bj yr^s; stal; komon; ofn 
 
 kwoted or repeted; not nq. 
 Tritely, Trjt-li, ad. in a trjt or komon wa. 
 Triteness, Trjt-nes, n. de kwoliti or beig trjt; 
 
 slaliies. [nat. 
 
 Triterxate, Trj-tvr-nat, a. {Bot.) trefold ter- 
 Tritueism, Trj-te-iz-m, «. de doktrin or opinyon 
 
 dat dqr qr tre distigkt Godz. [izm. 
 
 Tritueist. Trj-te-ist, n. wun hO) manttinz trjle- 
 Tritiieistic, trj-te-is-tik, j a. relatig tu 
 
 Tritheistical, Tri-t^-is-ti-kal, \ triteizm. 
 Tbitiieistical, Trj-te-is-ti-kal, a. trjteistik. 
 Trithixo, Trj-tig,* >i. sam az rjdii). i>e {Hiding.) 
 Triticum, Trit-i-kum, r*. [L.] {But.) de jenua ov 
 
 jjlauts yeldig de varius kjndz ov hwet. 
 Triton, Trj-ton, n. {Mijth.) a se-god, hqf man 
 
 and hqf fij. — {Ent.) a jenus ov wurmz. 
 Tritoxe, Trj-ton, n. {Hut.) an intenal ms j^n- 
 
 cnili kold a fqr/>-f'ijrt. 
 Tritoxide. Trj-totts-id, n. {Chtm.) an oksid kon- 
 
 tanig wun atom ov baa yqnjtcd tu tre atomz ov 
 
 oksijcn. [rated. 
 
 Triturable. Trit-yT\-ra-bl, a. dat ma be trityn- 
 Tritlrate, Trit-yq-rat, r. t. tu redi^s tu piidor; 
 
 tu p'siid. 
 Trituratio.n, Trit-yq-rd-Jon, n. de akt ov trit- 
 
 yqratig: a p'sndig; It-vigajon; redukjon tu puder, 
 Tbitubature, Trit-yq-ra-ltir, n. a w^rig bj nib- 
 
 ig or frikjon.
 
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 Teiumph, Tri-umf, n. a solem prosejon in onor 
 
 ov viktiDri, dg hiest militari onor dat kiad bg ob- 
 
 tand bj a Roman jeneial; — de stat ov bfir) vik- 
 
 torius: viktori: konkwest; — ^jer far sukses; pump; 
 
 Jo: statli prosejon; — a koijkerii) kqrd, nis keUl 
 
 trum'i. 
 Teiumph, Trj-umt, v. i. tia selebvat a viktori wid 
 
 pomp: tia rejtys for viktori: tu. obtan viktori: tu 
 
 insiilt upon an advdntaj gand. 
 Triumph, Trj-umf, v. t. tu trjumf over. 
 Triumphal, Tri-iim-fal, a. rslatii) tia trjumf; 
 
 komemoratig a trjumf; yq,zd in selebratii) vik- 
 tori. 
 Triumphal, Trj-iim-fal, n. a tokn ov viktori. 
 Triumphant, Trj-iim-fant, a. selebratiij a vikto- 
 ri; rejff^ig az for viktori: grast wid viktori; vik- 
 
 torius: koijkerii). 
 TRiuMPHASTLr, Trj-iim-fant-li, ad. in a trjum- 
 
 fant maner; viktori usli. 
 Teiumpher, Tri-umf-cr, n. wun h(D trjumfs. 
 Triumvir, Trj-iim-vir, «. [Z,.] pi. Trj-um-vi-rj, 
 
 {£ug.} Trj-iim-virz; wun ov a trjumvirat; wun 
 
 ov trs men yqnjted in ofis. 
 Triumvirate, Tij-um-vi-rat, n. it koalijon ov 
 
 tre men in guvernmentor otoriti: trs men yil,njt- 
 
 ed in piser; guvernment bj tre men. 
 Triune, Trj-yi],n, a. at wuns trs and wun. 
 Teiunity, Trj-y4-ni-ti, n. de stat ov beig trjyrin; 
 
 triniti. 
 Teivalve, Tri-valv, n. a Jel wid tre valvz. 
 Trivalvular, Trj-val-vi^-lar, a. tre-valvd. 
 Trivekbial, Trj-ver-bi-al, a. kontanig tre wurdz. 
 Teivet, Triv-et, n. eni tig suported bj tre fst; — 
 
 ritn olio trevet. Se {Trevet.} [bj tre fet. 
 
 Trivet-table, Triv-et-ta-bl, n. a tabl suported 
 Trivial, Triv-i-al, w Triv-yal, a. vjl; wurtles; 
 
 vulgar: suq az ma be pikt up in de hjwa; — Ijt: 
 
 trjflig; unimportant; inkonsiderabl. 
 Triviality, Triv-i-al-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig triv- 
 ial; a trjfl: sumtig ov no valyi|. 
 Trivially, Triv-i-al-i, ad. komonli; Ijtli; inkon- 
 
 siderabli. '[ig trivial. 
 
 Trivialness, Triv-i-al-nes, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 Teivium, Triv-i-um, n. [L.] a term aplid in de 
 
 midl ajez, tu de tre ferst liberal qrts, gramar. 
 
 retorik, and lojik, hwiq wer studid tvageder. 
 Tri-weekly, Trj-wek-li, a', hapnig, performd, or 
 
 publijt, tre tjmz in a wek; az, '• a t/fweJcli ni^z- 
 
 paper." 
 Teoat, Trot, V. t. tu krj, az a buk in rutig tjm. 
 Teocar, Tro-kqr, ?>,. a surjikal instrument, y'qzd 
 
 in tapig for de dropsij an instrooment for makig 
 
 insijonz. 
 Trochaic, Tro-ka-ik, n. a trokaikal vers. 
 Trochaic, Tro-ka-ik, / a. relatig tu.erkon- 
 
 Teochaical, Tro-ka-ik-al, S sistig ov, trokez. 
 Trochanter, Tro-kan-ter, n. {A/iat.} wun ov de 
 
 tiD prosesez (de grater and les trokd/iter) at de 
 
 uper end ov de tibon. 
 Teochae, Tro-kqr' n. Se {Trocar.} 
 Teoche, Tro-ke, 71. {Med.) a smel lozenj er kak 
 
 kompozd ov Jugar and mqsilaj, wid sum mor 
 
 aktiv medisin;— ritn elso {troch.} 
 Trochee, Tro-ke, n. {Pnmdij) a fut in Latin 
 
 poetri, er ritmikal mexqrment, konsistig ov tco 
 
 s'lablz, a log and a Jort; dus _^. 
 
 Teochil, Tro-kil, n. de humig-berd:— a smel se- 
 
 berd; de ren. Se {Trochilvi,'.} 
 Teochilic, Tro-kil -ik, a. runig az on a hwel; dron 
 
 az bj a hwel; r(f)tatori. [tori mojon. 
 
 Teochilics, Tro-kil-iks, n. j>l. de sjens ov rota- 
 Teochilus, Trok-i-lus, m. {L.\ {Ornith.} a jenus 
 
 ov smol, brilyantli-kulord berdz; de humig berd; 
 
 apljd elso tu de ren and a smel se-berd.— ^ 
 
 {An-h.^a holo rig or mQldig,keld elso {kavetto, 
 
 er scotia.y 
 
 Trochings, Tro-kigz, u.jjI. de kurvd hornz ov a 
 der. 
 
 Trochisk, Tro-kisk, n. a kjnd ov tablet er lozenj. 
 
 Trochite, Tro-kjt, n. {Min.} a kjnd ov figyi^rd 
 fosil ston. 
 
 Trochlea, Tr6k-le-a, n. [L.] {Jlech.} a puli er 
 takl. — {Ariat.y a sert ov kqrtilajinus puli; de 
 kqrtilaj ttca hwiq de tendon ov de trokleari musl 
 pasez. [lea, 
 
 Teochleaey, Trok-le-a-ri, a. relatig tu a trok- 
 
 Trochoid, Tro-kerd, /t. aniider nam fer a sjklbd. 
 
 Trochometer, Tro-kom-e-ter, ?i. an instroiment 
 for kompi|tig de revoh|Jonz ov a karij-hwel. 
 
 Trod, Trod, i. from Tred. Se {Tread.} 
 
 Trodden. Trod-n, p. from Tred. Se {Tread.} 
 
 Trode, Trod, i. from Tred; trod. Se {Tread.} 
 
 Trode, Trod,"--" n. futig; pqt. 
 
 Troglodyte, Trog-lo-djt, /;. wun hot) haz a dwelig 
 in a subteraneus kavern, az sum savajez er bqr- 
 barianz, suq az inhabited Uper Sjipt, Nq^bia, &s. 
 
 Trogon, Tro-gon, n. a spejez ov perqig berd. 
 
 Teoll, Trol, r, t. tu miBv serkr^larli; tu moDV 
 volyqbli; tu rol: tu uter volyqbli; — tu dre on. 
 
 Teoll, Trol, i\ i. t-ia go r-ynd; tu be mcovd ser- 
 kqlarli; tu rol; tu run r-snd: — tu sig a kaq er 
 f qg, eq in turn takig up de ^r: — tu fij for a pjk 
 wid a rod hwiq haz a puli toardz de botom. 
 
 Troller, Trol-er, n. wun hot) trolz. 
 
 Trollop, Trol-op, n. a slatern; a wmman loBsli 
 dresc: — a term ov reproq for a gerl er wuman. 
 
 Trollopee, Trol-o-pe, n. a. loDs femal dres. 
 
 Trolmydames, Trol-mi-damz, n. -pi. de gam ov 
 nju-holz. 
 
 Trombone, Trom-bon, n. de grat trumpet; a bras, 
 nni^zikal wind-instrtDment, servig az de has tu 
 de trumpet. [ez. 
 
 Tromp, Tromp, n. a bloig majen yqzd in furnas- 
 
 Trompil, Trom-pil, n. an apertqr in a tromp. 
 
 Tron, Tron, j n,. de nam ov an an- 
 
 Tron-weight, Tron-wat, i_ Jent wat ov Skot- 
 land, n-8 litl yn,zd. — 3e tron p-sndvarid from 21 
 tu 28 -snsez. 
 
 Trona, Tro-na, n. {Min.} a kqrbonat ov soda, 
 fiind in Afrika. [waig wul. 
 
 Tronator, Tro-na-tor. n. {Eng. law} an ofiser for 
 
 Tronco, Tron-ko, [It.] {Jfus.} wid a trdgkated 
 s-snd. 
 
 Troop, TnDp, n. a number ov pepl in wun bodi 
 or Ijn: a kumpani; — a bodi ov kavalri er m-snted 
 soljerz; — a bodi ov soljerz, hweder m-snted er 
 not. 
 
 Troop, TrcDp, v. i. tu mqrq in a bodi; tu mqrq 
 in hast; tu mqrq in kumpani. 
 
 Teooper, TriOp-er, n. a hers soljer; wun hco fjts 
 on hersbak. Se {Troop.} 
 
 Troops, Troips, n.jjl. soljerz in jeneral; an qrmi. 
 
 Teope, Trop, n. {Bhet.} a qanj in de signifjka- 
 Jon ov a wurd from its prjmari tu a derivativ 
 or figyqrativ sens; a wurd yq,zd figyn,rativlij az, 
 "de kl-sdz/brfe'Z ran," for ''foifa." 
 
 Teophied, Tro-fid, a. adernd wid trofiz. 
 
 Teophoxian, Tro-fo-ni-an, a. relatig tu Trofo- 
 nius. 
 
 Teopuospeem, Trof-o-sperm, n. {Bot.} de pla- 
 senta ov a plant. 
 
 Teophy, Tro-fi, n. a monyqment ov viktori; sum- 
 tig takn in batl er gand bj konkwest. 
 
 Tropic, Tr6p-ik, n. {Astron.} paralelz ov dekli- 
 najou, er tcD serklz paralel tu de ekwator, be- 
 twen hwiq de sunz anyqal pat in de hevnz iz 
 kontand; de nerdern beig de trapik ov Kanser; 
 de sudern, dat ov Kaprikorn. — {Gei.y.} de trop- 
 iks qr tiD paralelz ov latitqd, wun 23" 28' nert, 
 de uder 23"^ 28' s-st, ov de ekwator, over hwiq 
 desun izvertikal hwen hiz deklinajon izgratest. 
 
 Tropic, Tr6p-ik, a. sam az tropikal.
 
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 Tbopical, Tr6p-i-kal, a. rrlatig tu a triap; ret6r- 
 
 ikiili <;unjd from de prjuinri sens;— relatig tu,or 
 
 brio wirtiii, At trojiiks; torid; hot. I 
 
 Tbopically, Trop-i-kal-i, ad. in a tropikal man- I 
 
 •T fi;<v(iraiivli. lfU8. I 
 
 Tropiobird, Tr6p-ik-lMTJ, n. At /Art- n owhia- , 
 Tropist, Tru)p-ist, n. wuu bit> delz in trops; wun 
 
 boi cksplanz de Skriptyi^rz bi trojts and tigyi^n. ; 
 Tropolooical, Troii-u-loj-i-kal, a. relaiig tu ] 
 
 tiuiol>jji: vurid bi trups. 
 Tropoi.ouically, Trop-u-loj-i-kal-i, ad. in a 
 
 tri'[iul<jjik:il iiiuncr. 
 Tbopologise, Tru-iKJl-o-Ji», r. i. tu <jnnj a ward 
 
 from Its urijinal mrnig; tu yq,z a trui). 
 Tropology, Tro-p61-o-ji, n. de doktrin or yn,s 
 
 ov tru)|>.i. 
 Trot, Trot, v. t. tu raoiv wid a bj, joUij) pH.'», bt- 
 
 twk'n Q wok and a kaiitcr; — li^dikrusli, tu travel 
 
 on fut. 
 Trot, Trot, n. de joltij), bj pas ov a hors, betwen 
 
 Q wok and a kanter;— *an uld wuinan in kon- 
 
 temt. 
 Troth, Trot,* n. brief; fat; fidcliti; — tra>t; vcriti. 
 Troth LKss, Trot-lcs,* a. fatlcs; trcqeru?. 
 Trotuplight, Trot-jilit,* r. t. tu bctrot. 
 Trothplight, Trot-pljt,* n. At akt ov betrotio. 
 Trottkb. Trot-er, n. wun dat trot.";— a Jeps fut. 
 Trol'Badgl'R, Trd»-ba-da»r, ». [/V.] wun ov a skAl 
 
 ov poet^ hO) flurijt in de lit, 12t. and liJt si»n- 
 
 ti^riz, qefli in I'rovens, or de s^t ov Fruns. 
 Troublh, Triib-I, r. t. tu disturb: tu perpiek-: 
 
 tu atlikt; tu grev; tia distrcs; tu uak unezi; 
 
 tu ciJgiij overuuij; tu cmbaras; tu harad; tu 
 
 inkomud; tu tez: tu veks; tu disorder. 
 Tbouble, Triib-l, n. disttirbans; ]>erpk'ksiti; af- 
 
 likj'un: gref; soro; kalainiti; iuolestaj..n;obstruk- 
 
 Jon; inkonvtnycns: unezines; vcksajon. 
 Troubler, Tnib-lor, /(. a distiirbi-r: a kunf'snder. 
 Tboubllsomk, Trdb-1-sum, a. koziy trub!; j«r- 
 
 pleksig: grcvus; veksajus; alliktiv; burdnsuni: 
 
 tjrsum; werisum; harasig; imp6rtyq,nHt; tezig: 
 
 antfig! erk>um. 
 TBOtBLtsoMKLV, Tiub-l-sum-li. <!(/. in a trubl- 
 
 suui ui;inT: vek.-aju>li: wi'ri^umli: imixirt yiliiatli. 
 TBOfBLKSOMKXtss, Trub-1-sum-neii, /». vek^ajus- 
 
 nes. 
 Tboublovs, Trtib-lus,* a. ful ov trubl: tumdlt- 
 
 yjius; konfi'izd. 
 Tbol'gh, Trof, n. cni tij) holod and opn lonjiti'i,- 
 
 diiiaii on de upcr ."id. 
 TfiOLi., Trcl, r. Se (froU.) 
 Tbolme. Tnsns.J «"• '• ^^ punij or bet ."evcrli. 
 Tbolse, Tr-»z, n. dres fer de Icgz. 8e {Troustm.) 
 Tbol'sf^bb, Tr^z-erx, n. pi. lew pantal(f»nz. Kitn 
 
 olso. {triACttrt.) 
 TfiOL^istAU, Tr(i)-s<j, n. {Fr.\ parafcmalya; de 
 
 kludz. ir^., ov a brjd. 
 Tboit, Trsi, 71. a delikat, sjKitcd, frej-wotcr fij: 
 
 — *u man f /.ili kot er imiKJid upon. 
 TROtTLtT, Tr-st-let, /J. Q suiol tr-8t; a tr'Stlij). 
 Troitlino, Tri«t-U{), fj. a .«raol trst; a tr-stlct. 
 Trovlb, Tru-vcr, n. [Laic] a fjn'lio:— an akjon 
 
 hwKj <i man haz ageust wun hiS, havig f-snd eni 
 
 ov biz gudz, rtfiisez tu deliver dem uii6n de- 
 
 mtiiid, or an akJon tu tr{ a dispi^tcd kwestyon 
 
 ov properti in gudz and (jateU. 
 Trow, Tru,* r. i. tu f ipk: tu imajin; tu bclev. 
 Trow, Ti«a, inter, an eksklamajon ov inkwjri. 
 Trowel, Tr4-cl, n. a u>l yqid h\ a briklaer for 
 
 taki\i up m>>rtiir. ks.\ a tOil yiizd in gqrxlcnig; 
 
 cni kurs instnbment. 
 Trowl. Trol, V. St {Troll.) 
 Trowskrs, Tr^-icrx, n. pi. Ijm pantali^ni. Se 
 
 { TiiiiKrt.) 
 Trov. Tr<r, a. notig a kjnd ov wat. Se {Trtiy- 
 
 wriyht.y 
 
 Troy-weight, Tr«^-wat, n. a ska! ov wats sed 
 tu be bortxl urijinali from (Tnyts) in Frans, or 
 tu bav referens tu de munki/ nam givn tu. 
 Lundon ov (Tn/;/ y"rant.)—h iz yi\tti bj gold- 
 «inits for wuiy gul<l, silvt-r, djamondz, As. It 
 konsisUi ov drz denominajonz: u piind 12 vdb- 
 cz; una-^ 20 peniwat«; poniwat~'24 gram. 
 
 Truant, Trxft-ant, n. an jdler: an jdl W. — Tupla 
 dr trotarU iz, in skjilz, tu sta from skoil widit 
 lev. 
 
 Truant, Tnf»-ant, a. jdl; wonderig from sloDl er 
 biznes; neglijcnt; unemplc^d; larterio. 
 
 Tkla.vt, Tnf)-ant, r. ». tu jdl awa from dn,ti; ta 
 Iffter. 
 
 Trlaxtly, Tnd-ant-li, ad. Ijk a trowint. 
 
 Truastsuip, Tri»-ant-Jip, n. neglekt ov studi er 
 biznes. 
 
 Truce, TnB«, n. an agrement betwen stats or kon- 
 tendig pqrtiz for a suspenjon ov bostilitiz; a 
 temporari pes; a sesajon ov bostilitiz: Jort kwjet. 
 Trwg at Gijd, a suspenjon ov qrmz, hwiq oka3on- 
 ali tuk pla-> in de Midi Ujez, putig a stop ta 
 prjvat ho.stilitiz. [a tr«>s. 
 
 Trucebkeakeu, Tra>s-brak-er, n. wun boo braks 
 
 Truceless, Triis-les, a. beij) wid-it troos. 
 
 Trucumax, Tr(f>k-uan, ». an interpreter; a drig- 
 oman. 
 
 Truck, Truk, r. i. tu trafik bj eksqanj; tu bqr- 
 ter; — tu mak yi^s ov a truk. 
 
 Truck, Truk, v. t. tu giv in eksqanj; tu eks<janj; 
 tu burtor:— tu konva wid a truk. 
 
 Truck. Truk, n. cksoiinj; tnifik bj eks<janj: — a 
 litl bwel, az for karij ov kanon; a kjnd ov karij 
 wid It) hwelz for konvaig cni bcvi wats; a hwel 
 karij mojvd bj band;— a smol, wudn kap or blok 
 at de ckstreiniti ov a flag-staf, or at de ma.«t- 
 hcd;— a smol, serki^lar pesov wud wid a hul far 
 a rup tu p<is triD. — Triilc-tut^in, At praktis, ia 
 mjnig and manyiifiiktyi^rig distrikts, ov jjaig de 
 wajez ov wurkmun in gudz insted ov muni. 
 
 Truckage, Tnik-aj, n. de akt ov trukig; trafik; 
 ekspens ov konvaig bj truks. 
 
 Trucker. Triik-er, n. wun heti truks er trafiks. 
 
 Truckle. Triik-l, r. i. tu be in a .-tat ov subjek- 
 Jon or iulcrioriti; tu akt wid serviliti; tu yeld; 
 tu krep; tu rul, az on a litl hwel. 
 
 Truckle, Triik-1, n. a smol hwel or kastor fer di- 
 minijig frikjon. 
 
 Truckle-bei>, Triik-l-bcd, n. a bed dat runz on 
 liwf Iz under a hjer bed, keld elso a trundl-hed. 
 
 Truckman, Triik-man, /i.,y7. Tnik-men; wun ho) 
 drjxz u truk; u kqrman. 
 
 Truculexce, Triik-yn-lcns, | n. savajnes ov 
 
 Truculexcy, Trtik-yn-len-si, j mancrz er aper- 
 an.'i; knnclti. 
 
 Truculent, Tnik-yT^-lent, a. savaj; bqrbarns; 
 dcstriiktiv; krcDel. 
 
 Trudge, Truj.J r. i'. tu travel on fut; tu jog on; 
 tu mqrq hevili on. 
 
 Truugema.v, Tnij-mun, n. dragoman;— sam ai 
 {Truihntan.) 
 
 True, Tra>, a. konformabl tu fakt; konformabi tu 
 trtot; koufermabl tu At natyi^r ov tigz: not fols; 
 not eroncus; agreii) wid ■«r on tots; verajus; 
 jonynin: real; not kisnterfit; fatful; onest: sin- 
 se'r: uprit; plan; egzakt; konformabi tu a rail; rjt- 
 ful. Trm hil, {La^y df z wurdz qr ind-irst on a 
 bil ov iudjtraent hwen a grand jtiri, after havig 
 hvrd de witnesez for de guvvrnment, qr ov upin- 
 yon dat d.ir iz suf ijent koz tu put de drfendnnt 
 on trjal. iy|lin. 
 
 Trueborn, Tri£)-bom, a. haviga rit bj bert: j^n- 
 
 Tbuebred. TrA-brcd, a. ov a gud bred and ed- 
 yqkajun: wcl-bri*«l. 
 
 Tbuehlabted, Tri)-hqrt-ed, «. oncst; fatful. 
 
 Tbulueauteu.vess, Tni)-hqrt-etl-ncs, n. sinseriti.
 
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 TaUELOVE, Troi-luv, ?t. a plant; — a swethqrt; a 
 
 luver. 
 Teuelove, Trco-luv, a. afekjonat; sinser. 
 Teuelovekxot, TrcD-luv-not, n. a. not fermd wid 
 
 meni iiivoiiy'onz ov Ijnz, so az tia render it dif- 
 
 ikult tia untj it; an emblem ov interwovn afek- 
 
 Jon; — keld elso ticaluvoz-rwt. 
 Teuexess, Tnb-nes, n. sinseriti; fatfmlnes. 
 Tecepenny, Trob-pen-i, n. a. familyar fraz for an 
 
 onest feloD. 
 Teuffle, Tr(fi-fl, n. a subteraneus fuggus or vej- 
 
 Etabl produkjon, rezemblig a mujrcom, yiizd in 
 
 kukeri. 
 Teuffled, Trd)-fld, a. furnijt wid trcBflz. 
 Teug, Trug, n. a hod for mertar. 
 Teuism, Tr(f)-iz-m, n.a self-evident and undenjabl 
 
 trjjt, su(j az d^r iz no ngd ov statii). 
 Teull, Trul, n. a lo, vagrant strumpet. 
 Teult, Tr<.fj-li, ad. in a trO) maner; akerdig tia 
 
 trooi: onestli; rgali: sinssrli; egzaktli: justli; — in- 
 
 dgd: — a sljt afermajon, elmost ekspletiv. 
 Teump, Trump, n. a trumpet: an instrument ov 
 
 werljk rnqzik; — a winii) kqrd: a kqrd dat haz 
 
 partikyi^^lar privilejez in a gam: an old gam at 
 
 kqrdz. Tid put tu er vpd/i ds trumjjg, tia pat 
 
 tu de last ekspedient. 
 Teump, Trump, v. t. tu win wid a trump kqrd: — 
 
 tu impoz upon: tu obtrAd: tu fors upon. Tu 
 
 trump lip, tu devjz; tu forj. 
 Teump, Trump, v. i. tu bio a trumpet: — tu pla a 
 
 trump kqrd: tu interpoz, az wid a trump kqrd. 
 Teumpeey, Tninip-er-i,J «. sumtii) falajusli fjn: 
 
 dEsepJou; nonsensj foil; emti tek; wurtles traj: 
 
 trjflz. 
 Teumpeey, Trump-er-i.J a. triflig: wurtles. 
 Teumpet, Trump-et, n. a wind instrument ov 
 
 mqrjal mi^zik; — an instrdiment tu asist de herii) 
 
 er spskiri, az a i\}zk\-Q-tru'ini)£t, an zr-trumpet er 
 
 Q.'^i.txvQ-tnnrqjet; — in militarifraz, de trumpeter: 
 
 wun hoD selgbrats er prazez. 
 Teumpet, Tnimp-et, v. t. tu publij; tu publij bj 
 
 s'snd ov trumpet; tu proklam. 
 Teumpetee, Trump-et-er, n. wun boo s'sndz a 
 
 trumpet: wun htt) proklamz: — a S'st-Amerikan 
 
 berd;— a sert ov pijon; — a fij. 
 Teumpetfish, Triimp-et-fiJ, n. a spejsz ov fiJ: 
 
 Q trumpeter. 
 Teumpet-flowee, Trdmp-et-fl^-er, n. a ti'^bq,- 
 
 lar fl-ser. [sekt. 
 
 Teumpetfly, Tnimp-et-flj, n. a gra flj; an in- 
 Teumpet-honeysuckle, Trump-et-hdn-i-suk-1, 
 
 n. Q plant. 
 Teumpf.t-shaped, Triimp-et-Japt, a. fermd Ijk a 
 
 trumpet. 
 Teumpetshell, Trump-et-Jel, n. a jenus ov yt],- 
 
 nivalv Jelz; ds buksinum or welk. 
 Teumpet-toxgued, Trump-et-tuijd, a. havig a 
 
 tui) vosiferus az a trumpet. 
 Teumplike, Trump-ljk,^ a. rEzomblii) a trumpet. 
 Teuxcate, Truij-kat,' r. t. tu mam: tu kut Jert: 
 
 tu kut er loji of, az trrz. 
 Teuxcate, Truij-kat, a. (i?(/<.> abriiptli kut of. 
 Teuncated, Trdi)-kat-ed, a. havig ds verteks 
 
 kut of; lopt. 
 Teuxcatiox, Trug-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov trdgkat- 
 
 ig; a kutig of;— de asumjon ov a plan surfas bi 
 
 a mineral. 
 Tbuxcoeox, Trun-Jon, n. a Jert staf; a klub; a 
 
 kujcl;— a stuf ov komdnd. [Jon. 
 
 Teuxcheox, Trtin-Jon,* v. t. tu bet wid a trun- 
 Teuxcheoxeee, Trun-Jon-er, n. wan qrmd wid 
 
 a trunjon. 
 Teuxdle, Triin-dl, v. i. tu rol; tu bol alog. 
 Teuxdle, Triin-dl, v. t. tu bol; tu rol; tu trukl. 
 Teundle, Tnin-dl, n. cni xfwA, rwlig tig: a roler; 
 
 a trunel. 
 
 Teuxdlebed, Trdn-dl-bed, n. a bed dat runz on 
 lit! hwelz under a hjer bed; a truklbed. Se 
 {TrtuMehed.) [ov dog. 
 
 Teundle-tail, Trun-dl-tal, «. a r^nd-tal; a kjnd 
 
 Teunk, Trugk, n. de bodi, widit de branqez er 
 limz, az ov a tre er ov an animal: de man bodi 
 ov eni tig; — de Jaft ov a kolum; de dj, dado, er 
 bodi ov Q pedestal;— a qest for klodz;— de pro- 
 bosis ov an elefant er uder animal; — a vesel opn 
 at eg end for de disqqrj ov weter;— a log tqb trO) 
 hwicj pelets ov kla qr blon.— (2«<.) de interme- 
 diat sekjon ov de bodi, hwig l^z betwen ds bed 
 and abdomen. 
 
 Teunk, Trugk,'- v. t. tu trugkat; tu lop. 
 
 Teunked, Trugkt, a. havig a trugk. 
 
 Teunkfish, Triigk-fiJ, n. ds otrajan, a se-fij. 
 
 Teuxk-hose, Triigk-hoz,^ n. Iqrj breqez fermerli 
 worn. [trugks. 
 
 Teuxk-makee, Tnigk-mak-er, n. wun hcD maks 
 
 Teuxktuetle, Trugk-tur-tl, n. a spsjsz ov turtl. 
 
 Teuxxel, Trun-el, n. a r-snd, rolig substans; a 
 trundl: — a korupjon ov {tree-nail.} 
 
 Teuxnion, Trdn-yon, n. wun ov de toa nobz er 
 pivots projektig from ds sjdz ov a kanon, bj 
 hwi<5 it rests on de qeks ov de karij. 
 
 Teusiox, Trifi-gon, ti. de akt ov trustig er pujiij. 
 
 Teuss, Trus, n. a bundl, az ov ha or stre. — {Med.y 
 a. bandaj er aparatus yi],zd fer hernia. — {Arch.) 
 a framd asemblai ov pesez ov timber. — {Naut.) 
 a rop konfjnig dte midl ov de loer yqrd tu de 
 mast. [up. 
 
 Teuss, Trus, v. t. tu bind, az wid a trus; tu pak 
 
 Teust, Trust, 71. konfidens; reljans on anuder; 
 qqrj givn er resevd: konfident opinyon; kredit 
 givn widS't egzaminajon; belsf; fat; hop; eks- 
 pektaJon;^kredit on promis ov pament;— sum- 
 tig komited tu wunz fat; depozit; sumtig kom- 
 ited tu qqrj; — de stat ov him tu hcDm sumtig 
 iz intrusted. 
 
 Teust, Trust, r. t. tu plas konfidens in; tu kon- 
 fjd in; tu komit tu ds k^r ov; tu bslsv; tu 
 kredit; tu ventyqr konfidentli; — tm sel upon 
 kredit. 
 
 Teust, Trust, t\ i. tu bs konfident ov sumtig 
 fH,tyi|r; tu hav konfidens; tu rslj; tu bs kred- 
 yi|,lus; tu ekspekt. 
 
 Teust-deed, Trust-dsd, n. {Lau) a ded ov trust, 
 konvaig real estat, and enjernig serten kondijonz 
 tu be performd bj de pqrti dat resevz it. 
 
 Teustee, Trus-te, n. wun intrusted wid sumtig; 
 — wun tia hcDm properti, er de manajment ov 
 properti, iz komited, in behqf ov anuder er ud- 
 erz, er ov a korporat bodi. 
 
 Teusteeship, Trus-tE-Jip, n. de ofis ov trusts; 
 de Stat ov beig plast in de handz ov trustez. 
 
 Teustee, Tnist-er, n. wun hco trusts. 
 
 Teustful, Trdst-ful, a. ful ov trust; konfjdig. 
 
 Teustfully, Trdst-ful-i, ad. in a trustful maner. 
 
 Teustily', Triist-i-li, ad. onestli; fatfuli; wid fi- 
 deliti. [fulnes. 
 
 Tbustixess, Trdst-i-nes, n. onesti; fideliti; fat- 
 
 Teustless, Trust-les, a. unfatful; not tu be 
 trusted. 
 
 Teustwoethixess, Trnst-wur-di-nes, n. de kwol- 
 iti ov beig wurdi ov konfidens. 
 
 Teustwoethy, Trust-wur-di, a. wurdi ov kon- 
 fidens; fatful. 
 
 Teusty, Trust-i, a. wurdi ov beig trusted; de- 
 zervig konfidens: onest; fatful; tro). 
 
 Teuth, Trent, n., j>l. Trcodz; konfermiti tu fakt 
 er realiti; dat hwiq iz tro; dat hwiq iz non bj 
 Omnijens; verasiti; fideliti: onesti; vertyq,; de 
 eternal prinsipl ov rjt, er le ov order. — {Fine 
 arte} fatful adherens tu natyij^r. Ov a t7-a>t, 
 er in treat, in realiti. 
 
 Teuthful, Tr(fit-ful, a. konfermabl tu trcot: trcD.
 
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 TnuTUFULLY, Triiit-ful-i, ad. ino troitful munor. 
 'I'ui TiiKULNtbs, TrAI-ful-nca, n. dE kwoiiti ov 
 
 l.ti|| ti'.titti.il. 
 TKLTiiLKsrt, Trlf^^-loJ<, &. wontig trojt: futlfs. 
 THt'Tii-TELLim, Tn()t-tcl-cT, n. wun boi bpeks de 
 
 lrii)t. 
 Tki'tination, Tnb-ti-nu-J'in,* n. Az akt ov waip. 
 TkLTTACtocs, Trut-a-Ju.i, a. rtlutij) lu At ittn. 
 Try, Tri, f. t. tu cgzauiiii: tu iimk >.'k>|>cTiiiiunt 
 
 ov; tu ekjpEricu.s; tu ii.-a; tu hiiv lu.luj or eks- 
 
 periuns uv; - lu L-;;zainin, az a juj; tu brio bcfur 
 
 a ji^JiJal trjbiiniil;— tu brio "^ <i dcsisDii; tu 
 
 akt uu, uz a test; tu brio, az tu a tost; (u put 
 
 tu de proif;— tu esn; tu utetnt;- tu purifj; tu 
 
 rtljii;— tu yn,z az luenz. 
 Try, Tr{, r. i. tu ciidevur; tu aluint; tu mak osa. 
 Try, Trj, /*. an atoint; ek.spcrimunt; trjal. 
 Tryoon, Trj-gon, n. a se-li/; Q perznus fij. 
 Trysail, Tri-.-al, /(. {Aaut.) a sinol giif-eal, ov 
 
 stri>t) kauTa.'<, set in bad wodcr. 
 Tub, Tub, n. a Iqrj, oiiu vcsel ov wud, for bold- 
 
 ig wuter, is. — ♦( J/ic/.) a ditiiplin ov swctig in 
 
 (I hetfi tub, fiiriiierli pruktist. 
 Turk. Ttib, u. a pjp; u U)\j, holo bodi orsilindcr. 
 TtutR, lii-ber, H. (lii't.) u fli'Ji stem, formd un- 
 der t^mud, and fild wid tU^n^-. a vejetabl ra>t, az 
 
 a iKjtato. 
 Tt'BKRCLE, Ti'i-bcr-kl, n. a smol, hqrd tii,mor; a 
 
 pimp!:— a dizEzd struktyi^r ov de luyz. 
 TiBtRCfLAR, Tii-b«;r-kti-Iar, a. ful ov nols or 
 
 lilb'iklz; tiibvrkr^lu.i. [burklz. 
 
 Ti'BKRCiLATtD, TiibiT-kiv-lat-ed, a. bavijj tii- 
 TiBtRt ULOSK, Tn,-b«,'r-kq,-lc(d, a. tnberkii,lur; m- 
 
 bvrkiilud. 
 TuBERCLLOLS, Tt^-bi^r-kti-lus, a. havig tiibcrklz; 
 
 tulH'rktilixr. [berz. 
 
 TuBKRiFtROUs, Tii-ber-if-or-us, a. prudi^^iig ti^- 
 TuBEROSE, Tiib-roz, or Tii-ber-oz, n. a plant 
 
 wid (1 tiiburus nJbt: Q fragrant and bi^tiful fliscr. 
 Tuberose, Tii-bL-r-us, a. havig tn,berz: ti^bcrus. 
 TuBEKOfsiTv, Tii-l)er-6i-i-ti, ;t. dc stat ov bEig 
 
 tiiboru:!; an uuEkwal or ruf ciuinens or uias. 
 Tuberous, Ti'i-ber-us, a. havig ti^berz, nubi, or 
 
 fk.-'kre,'ion.*fz; tnberus. [^ti^ tqberus. 
 
 TuBERoisNESS, Tij,-bcr-us-nc.s, n. dz kwuiiti ov 
 Tub- EAST, Tub-fast, ii. an opcmjon ov .<welio and 
 
 fastip, fiirmcrli prakti.st for ki\Ti\) dc sifilis. 
 TuBFisn, Tiib-fiJ, «. a fiJ f^nd in de srz in dE 
 
 iitirt c.v Yiirop, ov ab'st tcD or tre p^ndz wat. 
 TuBiPORE, Tij,-bi-por, n. a JEnus ov ziJofils; p^p- 
 
 korul. 
 Tubman, Tiib-man, n., pi. Tiib-men; {Late} a 
 
 dii)ti(jgwijl baristcr in d£ loglij kort ov eks- 
 
 i;i'kiT. Sf (/'iftinuri.) 
 TriiLLAR, Tii-bii-lar, a. rEZtSmblig a pjp or ti^b; 
 
 luiijiti'plinali hulu; fistqiur. 
 Tubulated, Tu-bn-lat-cd, j a. fisti^Iar; lo^jitq- 
 TuBi LOUS, Ti'i-bn-Ius, I dinali holo; t^bt],- 
 
 I'lr. [bodi. 
 
 Tubule, Tii-btil, n. a smol pjp, ti^b, or fisinlar 
 TuBiLOSE, Tn-bn-liis, a. rEzeublig a ti^b or pjp. 
 Tuck, Tuk, «. a log, naro sjrd;— a kjnd ov net; - 
 
 a .•«>rt iv pul; a kjnd uv lugio; — a fuld in a droa. 
 Tuck, Tuk, r. t. tu gadcr iutu a n-iruer kuiu|ias; 
 
 tu gader up; tu cnklui bj pre.-<i(j ds kludz; tu 
 
 binder from nprcdio. 
 TucKAUOE, Ttik-a-hu, ». a kqriu.« vojrtabl fisnd 
 
 in dE ."udcm pqrt ov dE Yunjted .^tnt-", gruio, 
 
 lik dE itoifl, under de iturfaa ov de ert, and fe- 
 
 gqrdcd az a fuggti^;— sumtjmi keld Inditn Irtd 
 
 er lot'. 
 Tucker, Tiik-er, n. hz or dat hwi^ tuk.<);— an «r- 
 
 uamentnl ^>e$ uv drc8 tu jad a wumanz buzom. 
 Tucket, Tiik-et,* n. a flurij ov n truiniH;t; a 
 
 sink or kolop. [ov dz tukot. 
 
 TtCKETSONA.NCK. Tiik-ct-jo naoii,* «. dr ji'snd 
 37 
 
 TuEKALL, Tii-fol, n. (^ri/«.) a bildiD wid a slop- 
 iy rjjf unli on wun Hid. 
 
 TuwuAV, Ti^z-du, n. at tfrd da ov dc WEk, namd 
 after {Tuucv,} de ,SaktKin gud ov wor. 
 
 TuKA, Ti^-fu, ft. a mineral dE|M)zit. Se iTuff.) 
 
 TuKACEOUS, Tii-fii-Ju!!, a. rElatio tu tuf. 
 
 TuKF, Tuf, u. {Mtn.) u gru dEi^ijiit ov kalkareua 
 kqrbonat, from Kprigz and ^t^EIu/.; u volkiinik 
 sub.-itaiis; a ]Mjrns, Ijt, saudi, kulkareuii uton, 
 «ili<'d tu de koniitruk/oD ov volL<. Uitn elM> 
 
 1 UKT, Tuft, n. a kolckjun, ai ov trcdz, ritxiuz, er 
 
 fi-derz, iutu Q nob or bunq;— a kiuster or bun^, 
 
 az ov gruti; — a kiui^tor, az ov Jrubz or trez. 
 TuET, Tuli, r. t. tu ."eparat intu tufts or litl 
 
 klusterz; tu adorn wid a tuft. 
 Tufted, Tiift-ed, a. gruig in tufts or klu:<tcrc. 
 Tufty, Tiift-i, a. adorud wid tufts; gruig in tufts. 
 Tuo, Tug, r. t. tu pul wid strept lojj konlinyi^d 
 
 tu dro: tu pul; tu ]>luk; tu bol. 
 Tuo, Tug, V. I. tu pul; f u dro; tu labor; tu strugl. 
 Tug, Tug, n. a log, hqrd pul; griit efort; — a to- 
 
 biot, nz a strm-tug. (J fur-bwEJd timber-Harij. 
 
 — [Lokal, Iggland.] (I ttnn) rup or leder Ktrap 
 
 yqzd az u tras. — [Vqnjted Statti.] 
 TuuoER. Tiig-cr, It. wun dat tugz or j)ulz bqrd. 
 TiGOi.NciLV, Tug-io-Ii, ad. wid difikulti. 
 Tuition, Tq-iJ-on, n. giirdianji]i: sqperintcadena, 
 
 iiz \)\ a tqtor; instrukjon, az bi a tqtor. 
 TuiTio.VAL, Tii-i/-ou-al, a. rElatig tu tqijon. 
 TuLii*, Tq-lip, /«. a plant and fUer, ov dE liliajas 
 
 order. cIe fUer iz noted for its ga kulorz. 
 TuLiPisT, Tq-liii-ist, /(. a kiiltivntor ov tqlips. 
 TuLU'OMA.viA, Tii-lip-o-ma-ni-a, ». a mania for 
 
 tqlips. 
 Tulip-tree, Tq,-lip-ire, n. a bq,tiful Amcrikan 
 
 trr, sa kold bekoz \\s fliierz rszembl dE tqlip in 
 
 Jnp; liriudendron. 
 Tumble, Tiim-bl, r.i. tu fol or kum sudenli tu 
 
 dz grisnd; tu fol in numbcrz tqmdltyquili; ta 
 
 rol ab'xt; tu pla trik." b| varius Ijbrajonz and 
 
 iiiujjonz ov dE bodi, az a bufJ>n. 
 Tumble, Tdm-bl, v. t. tu turn over; tu tro dvn 
 
 or ab'st. [a fol. 
 
 Tumble, Tdm-bl, n. de aktovtumblig or ralLg: 
 Tumbler, Tdm-bler, ». wun boo tamblz, or Jot 
 
 triks or fets in tuiublij);— a glas drigkio-vcsel; — 
 
 a sprjEz ov pijon:— Q sort ov dog. 
 Tumurel, Tum-brel, «. a du{)-kqrf; a kqrt; a kqrt 
 
 yqzd for implEmenls ov pjuiierz orqrtileri storz. 
 
 — {Laic) a dukig-stoil for dE punijment ov 
 
 skuldz; u trEbdket; a kuki{)-.«t<Dl. 
 Tumbril, Tum-bril, n. a swrt ov s«.-rkqlar knj er 
 
 krib iormd ov uj,vtz or twigz, .Mizd, in sum 
 
 jjqrLs ov I{)gland, for fsdifl jEp in dE winter. 
 Tumekactio.s", Tq-mE-fak-Jon, ». dE akt ov 
 
 ."welij); dE Stat ov beij) sweld; sweliy. 
 TuMEKV, Tq-mE-fi, r. t. tu swcl; tu mak tu swel. 
 Tumid, Tq-mid, a. bEig sweld: puft up: prutq.- 
 
 borant:- |iompus; bostful; puii; turjid; bombas- 
 
 tik; folsli subljin. [tqtnidnes. 
 
 Tumidity, Tq-mid-i-ti, n. At stat ov btip tqmid: 
 Tumidly, Tu-mid-li, ad. in a tqraid form. 
 Tumidness, Tq-mid-nes, n. Az stat ov bEig tqmid. 
 Tumor, Tq-inor, n. a. morbid swolig or prumiucn!'. 
 TuMORKD, Tq-mord, a. di.«t^ndcd; Bweld. 
 Tumorous, Tq-iuor-us, a. swelifl; tqmid. 
 Tump, Tump, n. Az nwl ov a bil. [frt. 
 
 Tump. Tump, r. t. {JJ»rt.) tu fens trEZ ab'st wid 
 TuMiLOSE, Tq-mq-los, a. ful ov hilz. 
 TuMULOus, Tq-mq-lus, a. ful ov hili; tqmqlii^>. 
 Tumult, Tq-mult, n. u pru»miskqus koukj/on in 
 
 Q multitqd; a ster: an iregyqlar vjuIcn-<; a wjld 
 
 komujiiii; an uprur; a rjot. 
 Tumult, Tq-mult,» r. i. tu mak a tqmult; tu be 
 
 in wild k^mujon.
 
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 TuMULTER, Tt^-mult-er,* n. wun hcD maks a ttx- 
 
 mult. 
 TuMULTUARiLY, Tq,-mult-yTi,-a-ri-li, a.d. in a 
 
 tiimulfyqfu-i inaner. [bixlens; diserder. 
 
 TuMULTUARiNESS. Ti^-miilt-yix-a-ri-nes,* n. tiir- 
 TuMULTUARY, Tt],-iniilt-yri,-a-ri, a. diserderli; 
 
 proiui-kiius; konfi'izd; tii,multyi],us. 
 TuML'LTUATE, Ti|-mult-yi],-at,* v. i. tia niak a 
 
 tiyuult: tu raj. [ajitajon. 
 
 TuMULTTATiON. TTi-mult-yi^-a-Jon,* n. konf4zd 
 Tumultuous, Ti|-muU-yix-us, a. ful ov ti|ujults; 
 
 diserderli; konfii,zeJli ajitated: pr(amiski|,us; tiir- 
 
 bii^lent: violent; ti]^uiultyii,ari. 
 Tumi:ltuously, Ti^-mnlt-yii-us-li, ad. in a ti|- 
 
 muhyqus uianer. [ov bgii) tixmnltyim'^. 
 
 TuMULTUousxESS, Ti|-mult-yi],-us-nes, n. de stat 
 Tumulus, Tti,-nu|,-lus, n. [2.] pi. Ti'i-mix-lj; a 
 
 misnd: a hilok, ofn kuverig a tiDtn er sepulker. 
 Tun, Tun, n. a Iqrj kask; de mei^ixr ov for hogz- 
 
 hedz, or 252 galonz; eni Iqrj kwontiti, proverbiali; 
 
 a wat, &s. Se (7!/«.) 
 Tun, Tun, v. t. tu put intra kasks; tia barel. 
 Tuneable, T^n-a-bl, a. dat ma be ti],nd; hqrmo- 
 
 nius. [diusnes. 
 
 TuNABLENESS, Ti'^n-a-bl-nes, u. hqrraoni; melo- 
 TuNABLY, T\\n-a-bli, ad. faqruJoniusli-inElaidiusli. 
 Tun bellied, Tiin-bol-id, a. Japt Ijk a tun. 
 Tune, Tij^n, n. a seriez ov mi|zikal nots, wid yi^- 
 
 nili ov kg-not: sTsnd; not; hqrmoni; — erder; kon- 
 
 sert ov pqrts, mei;T],r, and sentiment; — de stat fer 
 
 giviij &t di], s'hndz; At stat ov a mi|,zikal instrco- 
 
 ment hwen it retiirnz ds proper s'sndz; — proper 
 
 stat; rjt dispozijon er temper; proper yi],mor; — 
 
 a stat wid rsspekt tia order. 
 Tune, Ti],n, v. t. tu put intu a proper mi|,zikal 
 
 stat; tu siij hqrmoniusli; — tu put intU erder. 
 Tune, Ti^n, v. i. tu form wun s-snd tu aniider; 
 
 tu utcr mi]^zikal sundz widest yil,zig wurdz. 
 Tuneful, Tqn-ftal, a. mij^zikal; hqrmonius. 
 Tunefully, Ti\,n-ful-i, ad. in a ti|nful maner. 
 Tuneless, Ti'yi-les, a. unhqrmonius; unmi],zikal. 
 Tuner, Ti'|,n-er, n. wun ho) ti^^nz. 
 TuNGSTATE. Tiit)-stat, n. {Chem.) a. selt fermd ov 
 
 tiiijsteiiik asid and a bas. 
 Tungsten, Tiiij-sten, n. {Min.} a mineral hwiq 
 
 iz a tugstat ov Ijm; else a metal obtand from de 
 
 mineral, [tiiijsten. 
 
 Tungstenic, Tuij-sten-ik, a. {Chem.} obtand from 
 Tunic, Tii,-nik, n. a gqrment worn bi Az anjent 
 
 Romanz, ov bot sekscz, under de" toga, and 
 
 nekst tu At skin; a kind ov wastkot; — a natyi],- 
 
 ral kuveriij; integyi^ment. 
 Tunicary, TtVni-ka-ri, n. {ZmI.} a hedle? 
 
 molii-skan. [a membran. 
 
 TuNiCATED, Tti-ni-kat-ed, a. {Bnt.') kuverd wid 
 TuNiCLE, Tii,-ni-kl, n. a natytxral kuveriij; an in- 
 
 tegyiiment;— fermerli, a kjnd ov kop worn bj At 
 
 ofijiatiri klerji. 
 Tuning, T^n-ii], n. At akt ov sir)ii] or plaig in 
 
 konsert; ds akt er metod ov putiij intu tixn. 
 Tunisian, Tq-nij-i-an, n. a nativ ov Tiyiis. 
 Tunisian, Tt^-nij-i-an, a. rclatiij tu Tiyiis. 
 TuNKER, Tiiijk-er, %. wun ov a relijus sckt;— a 
 
 subdivij^on ov de Baptists, f-snd qefli in Pensil- 
 
 vanifi:— kold olso Binjkere. 
 TuNNAGE, Tun-aj, n. Se {Trmnage.) 
 Tunnel, Tiin-el, n. de Jaft ov a q'imni; de pasaj 
 
 fer At smok:— a f unel; a pjp er vesel wid a bred 
 
 m-st. \)\ hwiq likor iz pord intu veselz;— a net 
 
 rezemblir) n funel or tnne\.— {En gineerhiq) n 
 
 subteranean pasaj. kut troo a hil er under a river, 
 
 fer At purpus ov kariig trcD a kanal, rod, or ral- 
 
 rod, &s. 
 Tunnel, Tiin-el, v. t. tu ferm Ijk a tunel; tu kaq 
 
 in a net;— tu rEtikyq,lat;— tu form bj a tunel er 
 
 pasaj trd) sumtii). 
 
 Tunny, Tdn-i, n. a se-fij, de SpaniJ makerel. 
 
 Tup, Tup, n. a ram. [Lokal, Ii)gland.] 
 
 Tup, Tup, v. i. tu but, Ijk a ram. 
 
 Tup, Tup, v. t. tu kuver, az a ram. 
 
 Turban, Tur-ban, n. At yq^qal hed-dres ov de 
 
 Turks, Perjanz, and uder Qrientalz, a sert ov 
 
 kap. 
 Turb^nd, Tur-band,* n. de sam a.z {Turhan.) 
 Turbaned, Tnr-band, a. w^riii a turban, 
 TuRBANT, Tiir-bant,* n. Se {Ttirhan.} 
 Turbary, Tiir-ba-ri, ?i. {Eng. lazv) At rjt ovdig- 
 
 ii] turf; At plas hwqr turf iz dug. 
 Turbid, Tiir-bid, a. havii) lez er sediment sterd 
 
 up; nut kler; tik; mudi. 
 Turbidity, Tur-bid-i-ti, n. destat ovbeir) turbid. 
 Turbidly, Tur-bid-Ii, ad. in a turbid maner; — 
 
 aiigrili. [turbid; mudines. 
 
 TuRBiDNESS, Tiir-bid-nes, n. At kwoliti ov beig 
 Turbinate, Tur-bi-nat, a. {Bot.) Japt Ijk a spin- 
 
 ii)-top. 
 Turbinated, Tur-bi-nat-ed, a. twisted; spjral; — 
 
 hwerliii, az on an aksis; Japt Ijk a top or an in- 
 verted kon. [Ijk a top, 
 Turbination, Tur-bi-na-Jon, n. ds akt ov spinig 
 Turbit, Tiir-bit, n. a sort ov pijon. 
 Turbot, Tiir-bot, n. a delikat, flatfij, muq estsmd 
 
 for fiDd, f^snd in Yii,ropean sez. 
 Turbulence, Tur-bi],-lens, /;. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 turbi^lout; ti|miilt; konfi^gon; disorder; violens; 
 
 kiimojon; rjot; turmerl. 
 Turbulency, Tur-hq,-len-si, n. de sam az {Ttir- 
 
 Turbulent, Tur-bi\,-lent, a. razig ajitajon er 
 
 komojjon: liabl tu ajitajon; tqmultyi|,us; vjolent; 
 
 rjotus: sedijus; mi^tinus. 
 Turbulently, Tur-bi|-lent-li, ad. in a turbq,lent 
 
 maner; ti|multyi|usli; vjolentli. 
 TuRCiSM, Tur-siz-m, «. de relijon ov de Turks. 
 TuRCOis. Tur-kez, n. Se {Ti,rk<ds.) 
 Turcoman, Tur-ko-man, n., pi. Tur-ko-manz; a 
 
 nativ ov Turkomauia. 
 Tureen, Tq-ren, n. a dep tabl-vesel for scop. 
 TuKF, Turf, 71. de surfas ov gras-land; a klod 
 
 kuverd wid gras; a sod: — pet dug "st ov a bog, 
 
 or swiinipi land, for fixel. 
 Turf, Tmf, v. t. X.\\ kuver, az wid turf. 
 Turf-built. Turf bilt, a. fermd ov turf. 
 TuRFiNESs, Tiirf-i-nes, n. de stat ovab"8ndig wid 
 
 turf or tuifs. 
 TuRFLESS, Turf-les, a. dcstitut ov turf. 
 Turfy, Turf-i, a. ful ov turfs: kuverd wid turf; 
 
 bilt ov turf. 
 TuRGENT, Tiir-jeiit, a. swelig; protixberant; tij,- 
 
 mid; pompus; turjid. 
 TuRGESCE, Tur-jes, r. i. tu swel; tu inflat. 
 TuRGESCENCE, Tur-jes-ens, j n. de akt ov swel- 
 TuRGESCENCY, Tur-jes-en-si, \ ig; de stat ov 
 
 beiii sweld; emti magnifisens. 
 TuRGESCENT, Tur-jes-ent, a. groig Iqrj; swelig. 
 Turgid, Tur-jid, a. swelig: sweld; inflated; blot- 
 
 ed: pompus; ti^mid: bombastik. 
 TuRGiDiTY, Tur-jid-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig tur- 
 jid; pompusnes. 
 TuRGiDNESS, Tiir-jid-nes, n. pompusnes; turjiditi. 
 Turk, Turk, n. a nativ er inhabitant ov Turki. 
 Turkey. Tiir-ki, n. a Iqrj galinajus f«l, nativ 
 
 ov Amcrika, but so namd from its havig bin 
 
 eroneusli supozd tu be brot from Turki. 
 Turkeycock, Tiir-ki-kok, n. At mal ov de turki. 
 TuRKEYiiEN, Tur-ki-hen, n. de femal ov de 
 
 turki. 
 Turkey-red, Tur-ki-red, n. a fjn and dtinibl 
 
 red, djd upon kaliko and wulen klot, de kulorig 
 
 mater beig mader. 
 Turkish, Tiiik-iJ, a. relatig tu Turki er de Turks. 
 TuRKiSHLY, Turk-iJ-li, ad. iu de TurkiJ maner.
 
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 TuHKOis, TuT-kit, n. a bin, mineral, muc; admird 
 ill jilL-Iri, ttsud abunJaalli in de Nijii)Kiir iiituz, 
 ill IV.jii. liTuiaiinan.) 
 
 Turkman. Tiirk-man, «., pi. Turk-uiaoi. Se 
 
 TuttLLiMX, Tiir-l(i-|)in, n. a nam givn lu u klu^ 
 uv .-ekiuriz or rcturmeri in Fniaii, in de 14t 
 »<>iiiiiri. 
 
 TuKUkUic, Tdr-incr-ik, «. a root from de Hsl In- 
 dex, k lid J/idian Sa/run, y^l/.^l in luakiy a yelu 
 d|. It iz an ingrediuut uv kuri p'sdur, uud iz 
 yil^ii in kiakeri. 
 
 Turmoil, Tur-unfl, «. trubl; distdrbans; tt^mdlt- 
 ynu-i inulc.-fldjciii; idrbulens; disorder; konlii3on. 
 
 Ti KMOIL, Tiir-iu'Tl, t'. t. tu hura:i wid kuinujoti: 
 tu Wi-|i in iiiikwietne:). [kwietnoH. 
 
 Turmoil, Tdr-iutrl, v. i. tu be in komujun or un- 
 
 TuKN, Turn, c. t. tu luak tu drvint; tu mak tu 
 gu r'snd: tu put intu a st^rki^lar uitDjon; tu 
 UiJtiv nsnd; tu revolv; tu (janj, bj putio wuii 
 ixirt intu At plas ov andJcr; tu si'rknlat; lu 
 hwyrl; tu bwtl; tu bend; tu twist;— tu Jilt; lu 
 brill de insjd Kt; — tu form on a lad bj miDviu 
 r7ud; tu form; lu Jap: — tu tninsform; tu luei- 
 amorfoz; tu tr>in.-imi|,t; tu mak uv anddcr kulur; 
 — lu (janj; tu oiler; — lu translat; — lu qanj tu 
 andlur upinyun or Mrli; tu kunvert; — tu trims- 
 ft;r;— lu mak lu iiojrnl; tu mak giJi; lu iiifal- 
 ynal; tu mak mad; — tu dubl in;— tu ajitat in 
 de mjnd; — tu blunl;— tu eksixjl; tu revers;— tu 
 retort; tu trci bak;— tu inak tu return wid 
 profit. Tu turn awA, tu dl^>mis from s^rvis; tu 
 di^kqrd; tu avert. Tu turn hak, tu rcldrn. 
 Tu turn iif\ tu dirimis konlemtyriusli; tu giv 
 over: tu deflekl; lu divert. Tu hr turnd i/f, tu 
 advdnj tu an aj beyond. Tu turn uver, tu 
 tran.ifer: tu refer; tu cgzamin lef bj lef; tu tru 
 of df liider, nz a (criminal hwen hayd. Tut turn 
 tu, tu hav rckurs tu. 
 
 TuR.v, Turn, r. i. tu mojv rsnd: tu hav a serkii- 
 lur inojon;— tu qnnj |)Ostyn,r; tu hav u tendeiisi 
 or diiekjiiu; tu mibv de tas tu anu>fcr kw-jrter; 
 — tu deviat: lu olter; lu be (janjd: tu be Inins- 
 fiirmd: lu <janj;— tu qanj tu asid;— lu bfkuui 
 tu be brot cventyi^ali;— tu dr|)cud on.az de (;fl 
 prfnt;— tu gro gidi; — tu return; lu rrkifl:— tu 
 mJiv, az on a luvul; tu be direkled lu or from 
 cni iiffnt: az, "He nedl turns tu de Jul." Tu turn 
 ar/'H, tu deviat from cni kors. Tu turn o/, tu 
 divert wunz kors. 
 
 TfR.N, Turn, n. de akt ov turnip; de slat ov be i|) 
 turnd; jjrajc.n; meander; wjndifl kurs;— a wnK 
 tu and tru; — <janj; visisin^ci; olteraj.in; suk-^esiv 
 kur^; q'ln^; oknjon; insidenlal oporityiiti;— akjun 
 ov k|iidne.s or malis ;-- rauij) inklina/un; — dat 
 hwiij kuinz bj rotajon; nij, |>oziJ' n uv fi|)z: eksi- 
 jen^;— form; koi't: Jap; mauer; bent; inklinajmi; 
 kaniklcr;— de maner ov udjuj^tiy de wurdz uv o 
 s.'ntons. Hj turn:, wun after andder; altvr- 
 DHtli. [tunierz. 
 
 Turn BENCH, Tdm-benq, n. a kjnd ov iurn lad for 
 
 Tua>CAr, Tdro-ka|>, n. a ^imui-top bwiq turnz 
 r>>iut wid de wind. 
 
 Turncoat, Tdm-kot, n. wun hiB forsikshix pqrti 
 or |iriii-iiiU; an aiMJ-'tal; a renrpid. 
 
 TuRNKR, Tdrn-er, n. wun hoj turnz, espcjali on a 
 la(t; u s-ort or pijun. 
 
 TuRNKRV, Tdrn-er-i. n. At tumon qrt or w:in. 
 
 TuRNi.NU, Turn-ig, n. de akl ov wun hot turnx; 
 mraiidrr. 
 
 Ti RNiNO-PoisT, Tdrn-io-jwrnt, n. de pm>t on 
 hw.t; <i til) turnz; dat liwi(] de^idz cni nuitor. 
 
 TuKNii', Tiir-nip, «. a hwjt, (^:tkiilcnt ruit, ov sev- 
 eral kiiidz. [tumipe. 
 TuRxirKLY, Tdr-nip-fli, n. an intckt dat destrdrt 
 i'uRNKCT, Tdrn-kr, n. wun htb opnt and luk:j de 
 dk>rz, and krps de kez ov a priiu. 
 
 Turnout, Tdrn ut, n. a Jort ralwa, wid mnvabi 
 
 ralz or liwiijcz, in a ralrc^, for enublio wun Iran 
 
 ov ki^rz tu ixLS anuder; de akl ov kwilig em- 
 
 pltrmcni miitinu-li, or wid a vij, tu obtan lukres 
 
 ov wnjez, or uder advdotaj. 
 Turnover, Tdrn-u-ver, n. u kJnd ov apl p\ or 
 
 Ujrt, in u sciui-serkulur form. 
 Turnpike, Turn-pjk, n. a guiunaru<itu obstrdkt 
 
 pu^enjerz, in ord'-r lu tak lol; u giil bj hwiq paitaj 
 
 iz objtrdktod; — ofn yq,zd in de 1 nnjled Slats for 
 
 a turiipjk-itjil. 
 Turnpike, Turn-pjk, r. I. tu form or kon^trdkt 
 
 l^k a iurn[i|k-ru)d, or in a riindcd form, azu rud. 
 TuKNPiKEMAN, Tdru-pik-man, n. wun bji kepH a 
 
 tul-gril. 
 TuRNPiKE-EOAD, Tdrn-pjk-rQd, n. a rod mad bJ 
 
 indi\ idyi^ulz, or b{ a korpurajon, on hwiq tulzqr 
 
 kulekted. 
 TuuNPLATE, Turn-plat, > n. a platfurm hwiq 
 Turntable, Turn-Ui-bl. i turnz upon a pivul, 
 
 yi^zil lu remiijv ralrud kqrz from wua Irak tu 
 
 ainidcr. 
 TuRNsicK, Tdrn-sik, a. vcrtijinus; gidi. 
 TuRNsicK, Turn-sik, n. a dizez ov Jep. 
 Turnsole, Tdrn-!!<<)l, n. a plant; de heliotrisp. 
 Turnspit, Turn-spit, n. he or dat hvv.ij turnz a 
 
 !<pit. It woz wuus dun bj a person, afterwords 
 
 b{ a dog. [tutput. 
 
 Turnstile, Tdm-stjl, «. a kjnd ov turnpjk in a 
 TuRsSTONE, Turn-stun, n. a berd; de sc-dutcrel. 
 Turpentine, Tur-pen-ijn, n. u visid eksyiidajoo, 
 
 or tnin.sp:ircnl rezinud jqs, from trez ov de pjo 
 
 and fer siiejez. 
 TuRPETH, Tdr-pet, n. {Min.} yelo sr^per-sulfat 
 
 ov uierkiin; a pTjder yqzd in pantig: kold elso 
 
 iurj.tt mi/urai.—{Me(l.) de korlikal |x^rt ov ds 
 
 niit uvde ]t\ant, {conri.lculug tur/tthum,) im|xart- 
 
 cd from de i'st. liitn olsu {tur/'ith.) 
 Turpitude, Tdr-pi-tud, «. mural basncs or vjl- 
 
 nes: wikedncs; enormiti. 
 Turquoise, Tur-kez, «. [Fr.] St {Turkrn*.} 
 TuHREL, Tdr-el, n. a tinl yi^zd bj koopcrz. 
 Turret, Tdr-et, n. a smol, slender, t"l mcr; a 
 
 sinol, slender eminens razd un a bildig. 
 TiRRETED, Tdr-et-ed, a. furnijt wid, or formd 
 
 Ilk, lurets. 
 TuRRiLiTE, Tdr-i-ljt, n. {Geol.} a jenus ov imo- 
 
 njis, or fusil Jelz. Lf«l«. 
 
 TuRRiTELLA, Tur-i-lcl-o, n. {Ofx-h.} a jcnus or 
 Turtle." Tur-tl, n. u jeniia uv kclonian rcptilz; a 
 
 .-■r-iorliz: a duv. .Se {TurtUd<ae.) 
 Turtledove, Tdr-ll-duv, n. a. spejezov duv nutod 
 
 fir its jeiillnes and tenderncs. 
 TuRTLER. Tdr-tler, n. wun hoj ka<jez turtlz. 
 Turtle-soup, Tdr-tl-smp, n. soop mad ov turtlz. 
 Tuscan, Tus-kan, h. rrlatiy tu Tuskani;— nutig 
 
 de inust simpi ov de fjv orderz or lirkilcktynr 
 
 rrzembli() de Durik. 
 Tuscan, Tds-kan, n. a nntiv ov Tuskani. 
 Tusu, TuJ, inttr. an eksprcjon ov kunt^mt; Jol 
 
 be sjlcni! 
 Tu8K, Tusk, n. de log iaA ov pugnajus animalz; a 
 
 fa|); de holdig Idjt. 
 Tusk, Tusk. r. i. tu naj de tct, ai a bor. 
 Tusked, Tdsk-cd, ( , -,. . . . ,,. 
 Tuskv, Tdsk-i, ( *• ^"™'^^ '"* ^"^''*- 
 Tussle, Tds-I.J n. a .«trugl: u konicst. 
 Tussle. Tds-l,j r. ». tu strugl; tu ukufl. 
 Tussock. Tds-ok, n. n tuft, klump, or srool hilok, 
 
 ov grus; a hasok;— riin olsw {tuMUck.) St {Tut- 
 
 HftckyraNi.') 
 Tusso'ckgrass, Tds-ok-grus, n. a »pejri ov graa 
 
 hwic tijvz in mqrji landz, valyipibl for frdig 
 Tut. Tut, inter, nuiig kuntemt: luji [\k»XX. 
 
 Tutelage, Tii-tc-laj, /». de uiai ov bcig under a 
 
 gqrdiau or tqt<T; gqrdiuojip.
 
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 Tutelar, T4-tE-lar, ) a. relatiij ivn a tutor, 
 Tutelary, Ti'i-tE-la-ri, i gqrdian, er gqrdianjip; 
 
 protekthj; gqrdii). 
 TuTENAG, T^-tE-nag, n. an alff ov koper, ziijk, 
 
 and nikl, mad in fcina; apljd elso tu a pal bras, 
 
 and tu bel-metal, and, in India, tu zigk. 
 Tutor, Ti^-ter, n. wun hiD haz de k^r ov andderz 
 
 lerniij and moralz; a tscjer: an instrdktor in a 
 
 kolej er yn,niversiti. — {Law} a gqrdian. 
 Tutor, Ti^-tor, v. t. tu instrdkt; tu teq; — tu trst 
 
 wid sq^pcrioriti er sgveriti. [tq,tor. 
 
 Tutorage, T^-tor-aj, n. ds etoriti er k^r ov a 
 Tutoress, Tij^-tor-es, n. an instrdktres; a guv- 
 ernes; a direktres. 
 Tutorial, Tii,-t6-ri-al, a. rslatig tu a tn,tor. 
 Tutorship, T4-tor-Jip, n. de ofis ov a ti^tor; — 
 
 i^Law) de protekjon er ki^r ov wun hcD iz under 
 
 etoriti, and unabi tu tak kq,r ov himself. 
 Tutsan, Tut-san, n. pqrklsvz, a plant. 
 Tutti, Tut-E, [It.] {Mus.) el tugeder; a direkjon 
 
 far el de pqrts tU pla in ful konsert. 
 Tutty, Tut-i, n. an impiir oksid ov zir)k, kolekted 
 
 from de qimniz ov de smeltii) fdrnasez. 
 Tuz, Tuz,* 71. a lok er tuft ov hq,r. 
 Twaddle, Tw6d-l,J n. anjl diskors; nonsens; foolij 
 
 tek; twotl: tatl; gabl. 
 Twaddle, Tw6d-l,:t v. i. tu tek jdli er fcblijli; 
 
 tu prat; tu twotl. 
 Twaddler, Twod-ler, n. an impertinent trjfler. 
 Twain, Twan, a. and n. tat. 
 Twang. Twar),t v. i. tu s'snd wid a kwik, Jqrp 
 
 nerz, az a vjbratig, tens strir); tu mak a Jqrp er 
 
 a nazal sTsnd. 
 Twang, Twai),| %\ t. tu mak tu s'snd Jqrpli. 
 Twang, Twar),j n. a Jqrp, kwik, vjbratii) s^nd; — 
 
 an afekted, nazal modynlajon ov ds vers. 
 Twang, Twafl,J ad. wid a Jqrp s'snd. [nffzi. 
 
 Twangling, Twai)-glii),t a. twapig; kontemtibli 
 Twank, Twaijk,* v. i. tu mak tu s'snd; tu twai). 
 TwANKAY, Twai)-ka, 7i. a spEjEz ov gren te. 
 'TwAS, -Twoz, kontrakted from it woz. 
 Twattle, Tw6t-1,* V. i. tu prat; tu gabl; tu 
 
 Qater. Se {Twaddle.) 
 Twattlee, Twot-ler, ti. wun ho twotlz. 
 Twattling, Twot-liij, n. jdl qater; twodl. 
 Twayblade, Twa-blad, n. a jenus ov smel plants; 
 
 a polipetalus fl'ser. 
 Tweag, Tweg, V. t. de sam az {Tweak.) 
 Tweague, TwEg.t ) n. perpleksiti; lq,dikrus dis- 
 Tweak, TwEk,t 1 tres. [gerz. 
 
 Tweak, Twek,t v. t. tu skwez betwikst de fig- 
 Tweed, Twed, n. a Ijt, wulen stuf, yqzd fer 
 
 sumer kotii). 
 Tweedle, TwE'-dl,l: V. t. tu handl Ijtli;— apljd tu 
 
 ekward fidlii);— tu smcod over; tu hwedl." 
 TwEEZER-CASK, Twez-er-kas, n. a kas fer twEzerz. 
 Tweezers, Twez-erz, n. pi. niperz er smel pin- 
 
 serz tu pluk 'st h^rz. 
 Twelfth, Twelft, a. de sekond after iz tent; 
 
 dE ordinal ov twelv. 
 Twelfth-day, Twelf6-da, n. de festival ov ds 
 
 epifani, er manifestajon ov Krjst: de twelft da 
 
 from Kristraas. ' [epifani. 
 
 Twelfth-night, Twelft-nit, n. de evniij ov de 
 Twelfth-tide, Twelft-tid.'n. ds twelft da after 
 
 Kristmas. Se {Twelfth- day.) 
 Twelve, Twclv, a. and «.. tO) and ten; twjs siks. 
 Twelvemonth, Twelv- munt, n. a jEr, az kon- 
 
 sistii) ov twelv munts. 
 TwELVEPENCE, Twelv-pens, n. a Jilii). 
 Twelvepenny, Twelv-pen-i, a. said fer a Jilij). 
 TWELVESCOEE, Twclv-skor, a. and n. twelv tjmz 
 
 twenti. [ov twenti. 
 
 Twentieth, Twdn-ti-et, a. twjs t«nt; de ordinal 
 Twenty, Twen-ti, a. twjs ten. [skor. 
 
 Twenty Twen-ti, w. de number ov twjs ten; a 
 
 Twibil, Twj-bil, n. a paverz er kqrpenterz tdttl; — 
 
 a hiak tu rep wid. 
 TwiBiLLED, Twj-bild, n. furnijt wid twjbilz. 
 Twice, Twjs, ad. ttt) tjmz; dubli. It iz ofn yq,zd 
 
 in kompozijon; az, a^w/d-told tal. 
 Twice-told, Twjs-told,^;. a. related er told twjs. 
 TwiDLE, Twid-l,t V. t. tu tug litli. Se {Tweedle.) 
 Twifallow, Twj-fal-o, v. t. tia pi's falo land a 
 
 sekond tjm. [dat twjfaloz 
 
 Twifallowing, Twj-fal-Q-ir), n. de akt ov wun 
 Twig, Twig, n. a smel Joot er branq ov a tre; a 
 
 swiq. 
 Twiggen, Twig-en,* a. mad ov twigz; wiker. 
 Twiggy, Twig-i, a. ful ov twigz. [plant. 
 
 Twig-rush, Twig-ruJ, n. a hqrd, ruji, prikli-ejd 
 Twilight, Twj-ljt, n. de fant Ijt dat iz perssvd 
 
 fer sum tjm befor sunrjz and after sunset; ob- 
 
 skiy* Ijt; unserten vq. 
 Twilight, Twj-ljt, a. not klerli er brjtli illumi- 
 nated; obski^r; Jaded; sen er dun bj twjljt. 
 Twill, Twil, v. t. tu wev bj krosiij de waf and 
 
 werp in a partikyt^lar maner; — tu kwilt. 
 Twill, Twil, n. a kwil tu wjnd yqrn on; a spool; 
 
 — de strjp er razd Ijn mad bj twilii). 
 Twilled, Twild,/>. a. wovn in a pEkq,lyar man- 
 er, er bj de wmfs krosip Xai er mor tredz ov de 
 
 werp; diversif jd. 
 TwiLT, Twilt, n. a kwilt. [Lokal, Iggland.] 
 Twin, Twin, n. wun ov tO) qildren bern at de sam 
 
 bert, — (jEfli yixzd in de plural; — dg sjn ov de 
 
 zodiak, Jeminj. 
 Twin, Twin, v. i. tu be bern at de sam bert; tu 
 
 brii) ttt) at wuns; tu be p^rd;— '^tu pqrt; tu go 
 
 asunder. [arat. 
 
 Twin, Twin,* «. t. tu divjd intu tdi pqrts; tu sep- 
 TwiN, Twin, a. relatiij tu a twin er tu twinz. 
 Twin-born, Twin-born, a. bern at de sam bert. 
 Twine, Twjn, v. t. tu twist er komplikat so az tu 
 
 yq,njt, er form wun bodi er snbstans 'st ov tco er 
 
 mor; tu yiinit itself wid; tu red. 
 Twine, Twjn, v. i. tu konvolv itself; tu rap it- 
 self klosli ab'st; tu wjnd; tu mak flekjq,rz; tu 
 
 turn r'snd. 
 Twine, Twjn, n. a twisted tred; a Iqrj, strog tred; 
 
 twist; konvolviJon; embras; de akt ov konvolviij 
 
 itself r'snd. 
 Twinge, Twinj, f. '. tu torment 'wid suden and 
 
 Jqrp pan; tu pinq. [pan. 
 
 Twinge, Twinj, «. i. tu fel a twinj er Jqrp, suden 
 Twinge, Twinj, n. a Jort, suden, Jqrp pan; a pinq. 
 TwiNK, Twigk, n. ds mojon ov an j; a twigklii). 
 Twinkle, Twiij-kl, v. i. tu spqrkl; tu flaj ireg- 
 
 yi],larli; tu Jjn wid intermited Ijt; tu Jjn fantli: 
 
 tu kwiver; tu opn and Jut ds j bj turnz; — tu 
 
 pla iregyi|larli. 
 Twinkle, Twig-kl, ) n. a spqrklig, intermitig 
 Twinkling, Twigk-lig, \ Ijt; a moJon ov dE j;— 
 
 an instant. 
 Twinlixg, Twin-lig, n. a twin lam; a lam ov t»i> 
 
 at a bert. 
 Twinned, Twind, p. a. bern at de sam bert; Ijk, 
 
 az twinz; pqrd; yi|ujted. 
 TwiNNER, Twin-er, n. a breder ov twinz. 
 Twire, Twjr,* i\ i. tu fluter; tu tak Jert fljts wid 
 
 grat ajitajon ov de wigz; — tu kwiver; tu twit- 
 
 er; tu qerp. 
 Twire, Twjr, n. a twisted tred er filament. 
 Twirl, Twerl, v. t. tm moav er Ujrn rsnd rapidli; 
 
 tu hwerl. 
 Twirl, Twerl, i\ i. tu revolv wid a kwik moJon. 
 Twirl, Twerl, n. rotajon; rapid, serkii,lar moJon; 
 
 twist. 
 Twist, Twist, i\ t. tu ferm bj komplikajon er 
 
 konvffllqjon; tu twjn; tu kontort; tu rjd; tU 
 
 red; tu wjnd; tu enserkl bj sumtig r'snd ab'st; 
 
 tu ferm; tu wev; tu yqnjt; — tu insinynat.
 
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 TYR 
 
 TiTTST, Twist, r. i. tu he k<mt>rtod or konr61vJ. 
 Twist. Twi^"!, «. eni tin mad bj konvijlijon or bj 
 
 w{iidio lib b<j«lii tUK^'ior; cni tij) twiiiU-d; u «ifl- 
 
 gl litrio «v u kurd: u kord; a gtrio;— a kontor/on; 
 
 a rjl: dt mancrov Iwistip. 
 TwisTEa. Twi'i-cr, n. wun biD twists; -an iostitb- 
 
 iii.nt ov twistio. 
 Twit. Twit, J r. t. tu tuq bj rt priJ^; f.ir 5uniti{); tu 
 
 u|>bnid: tu kost rcflt-kjon uix'm: tu r£i)r<j<;. 
 Twitch, Twiq, r. f. tu j>u! wid a *uden jvfit: tu 
 
 vclikai; tu iatu^: tu pluk wid a ba:<ti luujon. 
 Twitch, Twiq, r. i. lu kontrikt, az a t\htt wid 
 
 {•an. 
 Twitch, Twicj. n. a kwik pul; a suden vclikajon; 
 
 (1 Jort. ."iKiziuixlik koiitrakjon ov dr fjberi. 
 Twitch EH. Twic er, /(. wun hd) twiijei. [gr^i. 
 TwiTciiGRASs, Twiij-f^a.", n. k'scj-groa or kwik- 
 TwiTE, Twit, n. Q bord; a s<irt ov finq. 
 Twittkr, Twit-er, r. /. tu mak a ."uksejon ov 
 
 isui'il, treinynlu.t n»zet or inujonz. az a berd; — 
 
 tu frl <i troiuynlus mujun ov de nervi. 
 TwiTTEU, Twit-er, n. wun hO) twits; — a smel, in- 
 
 tcrtnitod hti: a fluter, az ov de n?rvz. 
 Twittering, Twit-cr-ig, n. dt qerful nots ov de 
 
 swiilo. As. 
 TwiTTiNOLY, Twit-iu-li, ad. wid rtpr<a<3; so az 
 
 tu u['briid. 
 TwiTTLE TWOTTLE,Twit-l-twot-l,J n. [a redtipli- 
 
 kn/on ov tic-tl.] tatl: pibl; titl-tad. 
 TwiXT. "Twikst, a konlntkjon ov {Ktiriui.} 
 Two. Tj), .1. wnn and wun. It iz ynzd in kompC)- 
 
 tijon. nt, t.-j Ic.'d. 
 TwocAi-si i.Ki). Titj-kap-sqld, 4. havin t«t> knp3i),U. 
 TwoctLLtD. Ti£)->uld, a. havig to) sclz. 
 TwoKDGED, Tifc-ejil, a. haviy tiD cjez. 
 TwoKLowERED. TA-niJ-ord, a. havijj tcb flTjerz. 
 Twofold, TA-ftild, a. dubl; t*; ta> ov Ac earn 
 
 kind. 
 TwoFOLi>, TA-fold, aH. dnbti. 
 TwoHANPED. Tii>-hand-od, a. emplffio tm handz; 
 
 liiiviij ti handz: - Iqrj; bulki. 
 TwoiiKADED. T.f)-hcd-cd, a. havio t<rj hedz. 
 TwoLEAVED, Tifj-JEvd, a. havifl Uh Irvz. 
 TwoLEUGED. T.fj-lopi, a. liavijj t.o ii-gz. 
 TwoLOBKO. T.t'iIdJ)d. a. h:ivip Uh lubz. 
 Twopence. TA pon", or Tiip-in*. n. t.t> pcniz; a 
 
 t'/riii ov akiint:— f.irmcrii a ?mol IflgliJ kffn. 
 TwoPENsr, Tifc-peni, w Tdp-en-i, a. wurt or val- 
 
 yt\(l lit tttipcn.'*. 
 TwoTOXoiED. TA-tujid. a. dubl-tnnd: df=etful. 
 TwoTALVED. Tif.-valvd. a. havig taj viilvz. 
 TvBiRN TICKET. T(-burn-tik-ot. u. {Enn. la>c) 
 
 a '>•'■' if'knt givn tu dc pnSsekufor ov a felon tu 
 
 k^nvikjon. 
 TvriioNic, Tjk6n-ik, a. rtlatip tu (Tycho 
 
 Hr«lio.> er hiz i>i.»loni or astron&iui. 
 Tti>V. Tj di, n. a sni-tl bf-rd. 
 Tte. Tj. r. /. tu bjnd:— «. a not. Sc (7V>.) 
 Tv»R. Tier, n. wun bin liz. Sr {Tirr.} 
 Trtirt, tj -or. n. St iTi.Kr.) 
 Tthee. Ti-hf. n. Sr {Ttfu*.) 
 Tyke. Tjk. n. a dog. Se <r/Xv.) 
 Ty»ib\l, Tira-)>al. n. a kjnd ov kotldrum. 
 Tympa*. Tim |ian. n. n fmm hrl.'.pi|) tu a printij) 
 
 prcK, kurerd wid pqrqraent, on hw!(j dr /f ti qr 
 
 hi. I tu bt printe«l;— i1e |«nel ov o pilur «.r dor. 
 
 T,'i, nn-frt, Q Jet OT paper fa»nd on dr timpan 
 
 f..r ., ;:l,l. 
 
 TvMPASic. Tiin-f>an-ik, a. rtlntio tu At timpa- 
 
 niini: drum-t)k. 
 Tympanites. Tim-pn-n(-tri, n. ' '' ' 
 
 /'■n ov At ab.iuiinon: tiini^ni. 
 Tympanitic. Tim-|>a-nit-ik, a. r, 
 
 ni or lini|4in)lrz. 
 Tympanizk, Tim-pan {z, r. i. tu akt At pqrt ov 
 
 a druiner. 
 
 Tympanize, Tim-fian-|z, r. /. tu rtre^ over, ac de 
 
 skin uver a drum. 
 
 Tympanum. Tiuj-|ja-num, n. a drnra.— <.</m/.) 
 At drum ov At rr. {Anh.} At flat, trjangqlar 
 pqrt ov a jicdiuont; u hold hwrl, az in kranz, 
 tredtuilz, k*. (/^. t.) a uieinbran in a moa. 
 
 Tympany, Tim-po-ni, n. <J/«./.) an tliitik dif- 
 tonjon ovde a)jdcjui«.-ii,ariziy from a in'*rbid kol- 
 ck/on ov gas in At int^istinz; — sumijmz kald 
 drum-Mi or de wind-dnijiti. 
 
 Tyny, Tj-ni, a. amol. Se {Tiny.) 
 
 Type, Tjp, n. a f igyqr stniut uixjn a kirn; a fig- 
 yqr: a !<[n: n signal; an cinblim: an emblem er 
 egzdmpl ov eni tip mor valyqabl or mur kon- 
 spikynus; az a ra(.-dal iz a tjp ov a vikturi, or a 
 serten .sentiment iz de tjp ov u manz mjnd. — 
 {Xat. hiet.) a model, [mtern, or s|>csimen, in nat- 
 yur; az, de kat iz At tjp ov At jenus frlit. — 
 {T/u;i'l.) a figynr or simbol bj hwiq gumtij) is 
 i.refigyiird; an nntisipaturi reprtzenta/on ov 
 Krjst iu dr Old Testament. —(J/f<y.) a form or 
 karakteristik ov a A\iit.— {Printing ) a metalik 
 printifl letor, wid hwiq buks qr printed; printio 
 leterz kolektivli,ov hwiq d^rqr over twcnti dif- 
 erent sjzez, havi(| spcsifik namz. 
 
 Ttpe-foisdino, Tjp-f«nd-in, n. At qrt or akt 
 ov ku-'tin or lundifl tjfKi or Ictorz for printifl. 
 
 Type-metal. Tip-met-al, n. an altf ov led and 
 antiiuuni, yqzd in kagtig priuterz tjpz. Wan 
 pqrt ov antimoni and tre ov led qr at yqsqal 
 prupor/oiiz. 
 
 Typhlop.s, Tj- flops, «. a .'pejez ov serpent. 
 
 Tvpiioiu. Ti-trfd, a. relatifl tu, er Ijk, tjfus. 
 
 Typhon, Tj-lon, n. de evl jenus ov tjipjan mi- 
 t<')luji. 
 
 Typhoon, Tj-fi6n, n. q vjolcnt tornado or huri- 
 knn ill At t'jn^z sez; a tropikal sierm:— a hot, 
 siifuikfllii) wind. — v 
 
 Typhus. Tj fus, u. {.WeJ.) a fever kirakterjzd bj 
 siinol, wtk, and unekwal, but yi^jqali frekwent, 
 puis, wid grat prostrajon ov street, and maq 
 serrbral distdrbans;— yqzd ofn az an adjektiv. 
 
 Typic, Tip-ik, ( a. emblematikal; metafori- 
 
 TvPUAL. Tip-i-kal, i kal: fi;^yqrativ. 
 
 Typically, Tip-i-kali, aJ. in a tipikal mancr. 
 
 TvPiCALNtss, Tip-i-kal-ne», n. de slat ov beip 
 tipik:il. [fjig. 
 
 Typikication. Tip-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. At akt ov tipi- 
 
 Typikiee. Tip-i-fj-er, «. wun hoD tipifjz. 
 
 Typify. Tip-i-fj. r. t. tu figyqr; tu rrtfifryqr; 
 tu Jk.1 in emblem. [de wurld. 
 
 Typocosmy, Tip-o-koz-mi, n. a reprezeniajon ov 
 
 Typoorapher, Tj-iKig-ra-fer, u. a printer. 
 
 Typojiraphic, Tj-ix3-graf-ik, a. emblematikal; 
 fijryqrativ. 
 
 Typographical. Tj-po-graf-i-kal, ur Tip-o-grif- 
 i-k!il. ;i. rrlRti|] tu tipografi or printiQ. 
 
 Typocjraphically, Ti-i>o-graf-i-kal-i, ad. bj 
 iiini/. iv tips. 
 
 Typography. Tj-p6g-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov printig: 
 embUmatikal, figyqrativ, or hjerogiifikal repre- 
 zi-ntfljon. 
 
 TvpoLiTE. Tip-o-ljt, n. <J/iu.) a ston or fasil 
 havij) figyqrz ov animalz or vejetablz imprest 
 on it. 
 
 Typology, Tj-p6I-o-ji, n. At doktrin ov tjps, or 
 n di-iktjrs on ijjic. 
 
 Tyrannlhs. Tir-an-cs, «. a femal tjmnt. ' 
 
 Tyrannic. Tjrin-ik, > a. rrlaiin tu tirani 
 
 Tyrannical. Tj-ran-i-kal, i «r a ijnini: Kqtijj 
 or Ijk u timnt: krdK-l: despdtik: im| rriiis .tb-u- 
 Iq': qrb'trflri. |<i ijrunt. 
 
 Tyranmcallt. Tj-rin-i-ka1-i, 4</. indr m:ii.or..v 
 
 Tyransicalne'S, Tj-rin-i-kal-no«, n. At kw liii 
 ov bein tiranik.ll. irnn,«|J. 
 
 Tyrannicidal, Tj-ran-i-«J-dal, a. relatio tu tj-
 
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 Tyrannicide, Tj-ran-i sjd, n. de akt ov kilig a 
 
 tjiMnt: wuu ho kilz a tjrant. 
 TvRANM.NG, Tir-an-ig, pp. a. aktiij ds pq,rt ov a 
 
 tjrant. 
 TvRANNizE, Tir-an-jz, «. i. tu pla de tjrant; tu 
 
 akt wid rig'ir and imperiusnes. 
 Tyrannize, Tir-an-jz, v. t. tia sabjekt er kompel 
 
 bj tiiani. 
 Tyrannous, Tir-an-us, a. tjranikal; despotik; qr- 
 
 bitrari. [ikali. 
 
 Tyran.nOuslt, Tir-an-us-li, ac?. despotikali; tiran- 
 Tyranny, Tir-an-i, n. absoln,t monarki imijEri- 
 
 usli adininisterd; ds guvernment er konJukt ov 
 
 a tjrant; despotizm; — unrszisted and kriDel piser; 
 
 kruuel guvernment; rigurus komdnd; — stveriti; 
 
 vigor. 
 
 I Tyrant, Tj-rant, n. an absohxt monarki rflDlig wid 
 oprejun and kriDalti; a despot; — a krcLel, despotik, 
 and sever master; an opresor. 
 I Tyre, Tjr, n. Se {Tire.} 
 I Tyre, Tjr, v. i. tva pra upon. Se {Tire.'} 
 ! Tyre, Tjr, n. a preparajon mad ov milk and but- 
 ertuilk, in India, tu be etn wid rjs. 
 Tyrian, Tir-i-an, a. relatii) tu Tjr: purpl. 
 Tyro, Tj-ro, n. a. beginer in lerniij; wun not yet 
 master ov biz qrt; wun in biz rcodiments; — ritn 
 elsd) {Tiro.} 
 Tyrolese, Tir-ol-Ez, n. sifj. and jd^. q nativ er dc 
 
 nativz uv Tirol; — a. relatii) tu Tirol. 
 Tythe, Tjd, II. a tend pqrt. Se {Titlie.} 
 Tytuing, Tjd-ig, n. He {Tithing.) 
 Tzar, Zqr, n. Se {Gzar.) 
 
 u. 
 
 Uu, in de romanik alfabet reprezents several 
 , distigkt s-sndz, az de lor) klus s-snd i/, in 
 (mute,) yn in (union.) O) in (rule.) u in (put,) 
 and u in (but.) He karakter U iz ov modern 
 introdukjon; Fwozfermerli yn,zd fer bot ele- 
 ments. It iz yi|zd az an abreviajon; az (U. C.) 
 752 {iirlis e^tmlitoe,) [anno] 752, "in de 752d yer 
 from de bildii) ov de siti." [ant. 
 
 Uberous, Yi|-ber-us,* a. frcotful; kcapius; abund- 
 Uberty. Yi\-ber-ti, n. abundans; frcotfulnes. 
 Ubication, Yn^-bi-ka-Jon, n. de stat ov havir) 
 lokal relajon. [term.] 
 
 Ubiety, Vq-bj-e-ti, n. hw^rnes. [Q skolastik 
 Ubiquarian, Yx^-bi-kwa-ri-an, a. egzistig everi 
 
 hwqr. 
 Ubiquist, Yti,-bik-wist, ) n. wun h(D 
 
 Ubiquitarian, Yn,-bik-wi-ta-ri-an, i egzists ev- 
 eri hw£(,r; wun bi» belevz dat de bodi ov Krjst iz 
 prezent in de yij^karist, in vertyq, ov hiz divjn 
 omniprezens, 
 Ubiquitariness, Yi],-bik-wi-ta-ri-nes, n. egzis- 
 tens evL'ri bw^r. [hw^r. 
 
 Ubiquitary, Yq-bik-wi-ta-ri, a. egzistii) everi 
 Ubiquitary, Yi|-bik-wi-ta-ri, n. wun hit) egzists 
 everi bwqr; — wun ho) holdz tu de kerporal y\\- 
 bikwiti ov Krjst. [hw^r. 
 
 Ubiquitous. Yq-bik-wi-tus, a. egzistig everi 
 Ubiquity, Yi],-bik-wi-ti, n. omniprezens; egzist- 
 
 ens at de sain tjm in g1 plasez. 
 Ubi supra, Yi'^-ljj si\,-pra, [//.] bwi^r abuv men- 
 
 Jond: a referens tu a presedig kwotajun. 
 Udder, Ud'er, a. de bag wid de dugz ov a k^, 
 
 ycD, m;ir, or uder Iqrj animal. 
 Uddered, Ud'erd, a. furnijt wid uderz. 
 Udometer, Yi|,-d6m-e-ter, n. a ran-gaj; a phivi- 
 araeter. _ [formiti. 
 
 Uglily, Ug'li-li, ad. in an ugli maner; wid de- 
 Ugliness, Ug'li-nes, n. de stat ov beig ugli; de- 
 
 fermiti. 
 Ugly, Ug'li, a. defdrmd: ofensiv tu de sjt: kon- 
 
 trari tu Ji^<«/"Wy— disagreabl; hatful. 
 
 Ukase, Yn,-kas, n. an edikt or erdinans or de 
 
 emperor ov Kctjjia, havig de fors ov U in hiz 
 
 dominyonz. [Tqrtarz. 
 
 Ulans, Yi'i,-lanz, n.pl. a kjnd ov milija amiig de 
 
 Ulcer, Ul'ser, ?;-. a sor dat haz egzisted sum tjm, 
 
 and iz atended wid pqrojlent disqqrj; a runig 
 
 siitr. [ated. 
 
 Ulceeable, Ul'ser-a-bl, a. dat ma bekum lilser- 
 
 Ulcerate, Ul'ser-at, v. i. tu bekdm ulserus; tu 
 
 turn tu an ulser. 
 
 Ulcerate, Ul'ser-at, v. t. tu dizez wid ulserz. 
 
 Ulceration, Ul-ser-a-Jon, n. de akt ov lilseratig; 
 ulser; sor. 
 
 Ulcerative, Ul'ser-a-tiv, a. tendig tu ulserat; 
 
 Ulcered, Ul'serd, a. ulserated. [old scarz. 
 
 Ulcerous, Ul'ser-us, a. aflikted wid ulserz er 
 
 Ulcerousness, Ul'ser-us-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 ulserus. 
 
 Ulcuscle, Ul'kus-1, n. a lit! ulser. 
 
 Ulema, CD-le-mq, er Yi^-le-ma, n. de kolektiv 
 nam ov de bodi ov lerned men in Turki, beig ds 
 pli],ral ov de Arabik {dUm) "wjz." 3e kulej er 
 bodi iz kompozd ov de tre klasez ov de TurkiJ 
 hjerqrki, namli, de jmanz er ministerz or relijon, 
 de muftiz er doktorz ov le, and de kadiz er ad- 
 miuistratorz ov justis. 
 
 Uliginous, Yq-lij-i-nus, a. sljmi; mudi. 
 
 Ullage, Ul'aj, n. {Gauging} hwot a kask wonts 
 ov beig ful. 
 
 Ulmine, Ul'min, w. {CJhem.} a blak er dqrkbrsn 
 substans hwiq eksyi\dz from de bqrk ov several 
 kindz ov trez, and partik.yqlarli ov de elm. 
 
 Ulna, Ul'na, n. {Anat.} de Iqrjer ov de ta> bonz 
 ov de for-qrm, hwiq fermz de prominens ov de 
 elbo, in de bendig ov dat jernt. 
 
 Ulnar, Ul'nar, a. relatig tu de ulna or elbo-bon. 
 
 Ulodendron, Yi|-lo-den-dron, w. {Geol.} a jenus 
 ov ekstigkt fosil plants. 
 
 Ulterior, Ul-te-ri-or, a. beig beyond, er on ds 
 f urder sjd; sityi]_at on de uder sjd; furder. 
 
 Ulteriorly, Ul-te-ri-or-li, ad. in an ulterior 
 maner. 
 
 Ultimate, Ul'ti-mat, a. beig de last; latest; fj- 
 nal: utmost; intended in de last rezert. 
 
 Ultimately, Ul'ti-mat-li, ad. in de last konss- 
 kwens; ijnali. [sejon. 
 
 Ultimatiox, Ul-ti-ma-Jon, n. de last ofer er kon- 
 
 Ultimatum, Ul-ti-ma-tum, n. [i.] pi. Ul-ti-ma- 
 ta; de last vieT.— {£>i^df/macy} de fjnal kon- 
 dijonz oferd bj wun guvernment fer de setlment 
 ov a dispi'^t wid aniider. 
 
 Ultimo, Ul'ti-mo, [Z. komonli kontrakted tu 
 vH., mens, munt, beig understud:] in de last 
 munfl. 
 
 Ultra, Ul'tra, a. ekstrem; ekstravagant. — It iz a 
 wurd muq yi],zd in modern politiks, and elso wid 
 referens tu relijus pqrtiz. It iz apljd tu suq az 
 kari de opinyonz ov de pqrti tu hwiq da belog 
 tu de fqrdest pffnt. It iz suratjmz yqzd az a 
 substantiv, "de uHraz ov eder pqrti." It iz also 
 ofn yn,zd in kompozijon; az, j/^i/a-liberal.
 
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 Ultraism, Ul'tra-ii-m, n. ekatr^m prinsij.U or 
 ui"i(iirz. [»Ml« or koiiJukt. 
 
 l-LTB.*(HT, Ul'lraixt, n. wun ck-itravagunt in bi« 
 
 L'LTitAiiABiNi:. I'l-tniiiia ren, n. dr blii kulnrig 
 UMt'T ov At lapis Uityuli; a vvri f^n bli^ kulor, 
 iiiiii; vulval bi jiantori. [at; foren. 
 
 ri.TRAMABiNE, L ltra-uia-r£n, .1. brio beyond de 
 
 L LTiiAiioNTANE, ri-tni-m6n-tiin. a. bf ly bry'ind 
 dr iMimti-ni; foren,— apljil bj Itulyiui rjieri tu 
 te^lojiunz. jurists, &■«., ov uder kuntriz btyond 
 de Alp«, «'-'|ifJali Fruni. ('Ilramuntan tenttt (\t 
 dui Ir-l t'livnnibl tu de siipri-iuaiii ov de \xj\>. 
 
 Ultramontane, I'l-tra-tudntan, n. wun livij) 
 bryiind de unsutcnz, or beyond At Alps;— a 
 forencr. 
 
 Ultkamontanism, Ul-tra-m6n-ta-ninn, n. ultra- 
 Diontan tenets;— suunimi yivzd ol-o, nort ov de 
 Aliw. f>r de hjcst vn ov de IhjIjs otorili. 
 
 Ultbaiioxtamst, I'l-tra-inon-ta-nist, n. an ad- 
 vukut far ultrumonlau prin^iplz, er f><r ultra- 
 tnuntanizin. [de wurld. 
 
 llLTRAMt'NUANE, Ul-tm-miin-dan, a. bei(| beyond 
 
 Ultronkol'S, L'l-tr6-De-us,* a. 8pontaneu:<; vol- 
 uiitnri. 
 
 Ululatk, l'ryn,-lat,* r. 1. tu h'sl: tu skrrm. 
 
 UlilaTION, ll yn lii-Jiin, h. a hisliu or l-sd lam- 
 fn;n|iin luiid b| bjrd feuial murn-rz in de est. 
 
 L'hbkl, I'm'bel, n. iB:t.) a fan-l|k form ov in- 
 
 fkire-tens, in bwiq ol de pediklz prated from a 
 
 ' .-I (MTnt, az in de karawa. [umbel. 
 
 I •! ' i.LAR. I'm'bfl-ar, a. relatip tu, or Ijk. tin 
 
 I Mill. late, I'lu'bcl-at, ^ 4. b^riy or kon?i:-t- 
 
 Imuillated, I'm't cl-at-od, t io ov umbelz. 
 
 L'jiBKLLiKtuocs, rm-bol-if-cr-us, a. {Hi.} b^r- 
 if) uuibi.lz. bavig flttorz di.'<]xjzd in an umbel, az 
 k'lniwa, de |<ir-nip, and mt-ni udcr plants. 
 
 Umbelll'LE, L'm'bcl-iil, n. {Bo(.) a divijon ov 
 an umbel. 
 
 Umdkr, I'm'bcr, n. a fojil, yi^zd az a pigment. 
 nniU'l from OnJiria. in Iiali, hwijr it woz forst 
 obtand: — olso a brun kul. or pet, yi^zd az a pig- 
 nipnr. fitnd ncr Kolun:— a fij. [dqrkn. 
 
 I'llBER. rni'bor, r. (. tu kulor wid nmbcr; tu 
 
 I'MniLic, I'ln-bil-ik, n. At navl: de scnter. 
 
 I'XBiLic. L'm-bil-ik, j a. beloo'n lu dr nnvl. 
 
 L'mbilical, I'm-bil-i-kal. i — rmhiliLal kvrd, 
 i.Anut.} At navl-iitrit). — {li't.) At eli'j);^|on ov 
 dr pla!H>nt'i io de form ov a litl kord, az in At 
 hniel-nut. [in de midl. 
 
 rMfiiiuMTK. Um-bil-i-kat. a. {B't.) beij) drpresi 
 
 I ' ' ii'biz, n. /7. a derz entralz. liitn ol:<(j 
 
 •itiihhn. and n'l/ifilm.y 
 
 I • .'. n. [£,.1 a protiibornns er bos. 
 
 ii '• u<U.f de i><rnt ov a bjvalv Jel imediatii abiiv 
 <Te hini. 
 
 Umbo.vate. I'mTjo-naf, a. {Bit.} havij) a bo3 or 
 •^r^nt'""! pfnt in de iniill. 
 
 iMna*. riii'bri, n. [A.I a Jadti. {Attnn.) At 
 <i '^'cd from a planet or sutclit, on 
 
 de fun. 
 
 I Mi;i;.\i... . ... ij, ti. Jad: »krrn ov trez; re- 
 
 (ptcm m: (lens; nfriint: sens ov injijri. 
 
 Imbraofoih, I'm bni-jeu!', a. Jadi: yrldigjad. 
 
 I MiiK Mil 'asLY, I'm-bra jt-us-li, ad. in an um- 
 
 ■ 1 'i - 'ii:iiie'-. 
 
 I'm IK x.i '>i SNI8S. I'm brn-jf-u'-nfji, f). /adincs. 
 Imhiiatld. I'li/brMted, a. Jadkxl: adtimbrat. 
 I'liRKATic. I'ni-brat-ik. | X. /hdui: lipiknl: — 
 
 UmkR ^tical, I'm-brat i-kal, i widin done; krp- 
 
 i|i lit hii>m. 
 Imiib \tile. I'm'bni-til.' a. unrabstnn/al: unreal. 
 rsiiKxTiois. l."m-bra-/u«,* a. knpjus; .suKpijus. 
 IM -.iiiL, rni'brel.* n. an unibr^la. 
 Luui'ELLA, I'mbr^l-a, n. a portnbl skrtn yi\ld 
 
 at u protckfon from dc ran, ncd from At rns ov 
 
 dc SUD. 
 
 Tmbrello, Um-brt^l o,* n. an umbr^la. 
 
 I'mbcikre, Um-bri-er,* n. de vjzor ov u helmet 
 
 (MBRUHiTy, Um-br6»-i-li,» n. /udio««; vkakliisoo 
 ov Ijt. 
 
 I MPiRAOE, Um'pi-raj, n. an adjAstmcut ov a 
 kontruv^rsi bj an umpjr; qrbitrajon. 
 
 L'uriRK, L'm'pjr, n. a terd |<|rti tu hiftm a dispel 
 iz refyrd.- a hA qrbilrntor; u juj; an qrbitcr; — 
 a |«r>on hitim tO) referee, eq (juzii b^ bii klient, 
 bfii) unabi tu agre', jtfutli ^z tu dc^jd de k6n- 
 truviTsi. 
 
 I'uriKi'.siiip, L'm'pjr-Jip, n. At ofiii ov an umpir. 
 
 r.N, I'n, u Saksiin prrfik.s, ckwivalent in menip 
 tu de nrivativ a ov de (Irtks, and de privatir 
 tVi ov it I.4ilinz. It iz plast, at wil, brfu>r ud- 
 jektivz and adverbz, and bcfur |iorfekt |«^rti- 
 siplz iiv aktiv vorbz, tu fitrm adjektivz; and ol- 
 fu befor luoiii prezent {/(rtisiplz, and a konsid- 
 erabl number ov verbz and n^nz. 
 
 Ilwen prefik-t tu adjektivz, [M^rtisiplz, and 
 adverbz, it iz yiinitormli intyriireied b| ur,t; in 
 Bub?tantivz, bj dr icuut or itfiMii* or; and in 
 v^rbz, it olmust olwaz signifiz dc reversio or 
 anijlif) ov Ae akjon or stat cks|)re.'t bj de verb. 
 Nerli or kwjl ol dc wurdz k<im|'T«nded wid un, 
 dat qr ofn met wid, qr licr in.-vrted. Hut ."um 
 bwi^ qr, or ma br, lejiiiinatii f'trmd, qr d'sllcs 
 amited. L'n and in qr in sum ka.sez yqzd in- 
 difercntli:az, i/walyenablori/julyenabl. Se (//».) 
 
 rNABAXUo.vt'.D, I'n-a-bau-dond, a. not ubandond. 
 
 r.SABASEi). rn-a-bast. a. not abti-t. 
 
 r.VABASiiED. Un-a-ba/t, a. not Jiund; not abajt. 
 
 ( NABATLI). I'n-a-biit-ed.a. undiininijt: n-it abated. 
 
 r.NABATLDLV. Un-a-bat-ed-H. a</. wid-»t abatment. 
 
 r.NAEATiNO. Un-a-lxit-ifl, a. not abntig. 
 
 Unabbreviated, Un-a-bre-vi-at-cd, a. not abrf- 
 viated. 
 
 Ux A BETTED, Un-a-bet-cd, a. not abeted. 
 
 Unabiding. Un-a-bjd-ii), .1. nut abMij); un'ert''n. 
 
 UxABrLiTV, Un-a-bil-i-ti,* /». inabiliti. .Se {Jn- 
 uhilUj/.y 
 
 UxABiLRED, Un-ab-jtj,rd, a. not abji'ird. 
 
 UXABLE, Un-ji-bl, a. not nbl; wrk: iiniiutcnt. 
 
 UxABLENLSS. Un-a-bl-ncs,"' «. inabiliti. 
 
 UxABuLiHHABLE, Un-a-bol-i/-a-bl, a. dat ma not 
 bf ab.',l./t. 
 
 UxAUOLisiiED, Un-a-b61-ijt, a. not abolijt. 
 
 UxAURiDOKD. Un-a-brijd, a. n-'t abrijd. [ed. 
 
 Unabkhoated. Un-ab-ro-gat-cd, a. not .ibrogat- 
 
 UxABsoLViD. Un-ab-z6lvd. a. not abziSlvd. 
 
 UxABsoRBABLE. Un-ab-s.'irb a-bl.a. not iil>.~<rbab1. 
 
 UXABSORBED. Un-ab-^'irbd, a. n"! ab'i.'.rt .1. 
 
 U.XAB.siBD, Un-ab-siird, a. n<.l :ib-dnl: rr'znabl. 
 
 UxABiSED. Un-a-bqzd, a. not abqzd. 
 
 UxACCELERATED, Uu-ak-s^l-er-at-ed. a. not tik- 
 .^elera'ed. [not ak$^nted. 
 
 UxACCEXTED. Un ak-.=«^nf-od, a. havif) nu ak^nt; 
 
 UxACCEPTABiLiTT, Un-ak-scp- tft-bil-i-ti, n. ud- 
 «k.-^<*ptablnc.''. 
 
 Unacceptable, Un-ak-.=ept-a-bl, a. not ak<cpt- 
 abl. Se <.^.•<v tahU.) 
 
 Unacceptableniss. Un ak-fiJpt-a-U-ne.s »• ^t 
 Stat ov bc>)) ouaksi'ptaM. [abli. 
 
 UnaCCEPTABLV. Un-ak sept-n-bli, ad. ni.t ak-'.-pt- 
 
 UxACCf.PTED. Un ak--ei't-id. a. not aks«ipted. 
 
 U!i(ACCK.'«siBLE. Un-ak-se.<-i-bl, a. inak'ie-iibl. 
 
 Unacclimated, Un-a-klj-mal-ed, a. not ini^rd 
 tu de kljmat. 
 
 Unaccommodated, Un-a-k6m-o-dat-cd. a. not 
 aki'ini »ltit<><l. 
 
 Unaccommodating, Un-a-kom-u-dat-ip, *. not 
 akoinuxluiiii. 
 
 Unaccompanied. Un-a-ktSm-pa-nid, a. notaknm- 
 imnid not nt(iiidc<l: al(f)n. 
 
 Unaccomplished. Un-B-k6m-pIiJt. a. not •k6ia- 
 plijt; uafini/t; inkomplc't: net ^Irgnnl.
 
 UNA 
 
 584 
 
 UNA 
 
 Unaccomplishmext, Un-a-k6m-p!iJ-ment, n. 
 
 wont ov akoiiip)iJment. 
 Un ACCORD. A ST, Un-a-kerd-ant, a. not akordant. 
 Unaccorded, Un-a-kerd-ed, a. not akerded or 
 
 agred upon. [agrrii). 
 
 Dnaccordixg, Un-a-kerd-ig, a. not akerdig er 
 UNACCOUXTABiLixr, Un-a-k-snt-a-bil-i-ti, n. un- 
 
 akS'ntablnes. 
 Unaccountable, Un-a-k-snt-a-bl, a. inekspli- 
 
 kubl: stranj: not rasponsibl: not akTsntabl. 
 Unaccountableness, Un-a-k-snt-a-bl-nes, n. &z 
 
 Stat 'iv bfir) unak-sntabl. [kabli; stranjii. 
 
 Unaccountably, Un-a-ktnt-a-bli, ad. inekspli- 
 UxACCOUNTED, Un-a-kint-ed, a. not ak'snted. 
 UNACCOUTRf;D, Uu-a-kcD-terd, a. not akcDterd. 
 Unaccredited. Un-a-kred-it-ed, a. not akredited. 
 Unaccumllated, L'n-a-ki^-mii,-lat-ed,a. notaki|- 
 
 mqlated. 
 UxACCi'EATE, Un-ak-yn,-rat,* a. inakynrat. 
 Unaccurateness, Un-ak-yti,-rat-nes,* n. inakyq,- 
 
 rasi. 
 Unaccursed. Un-a-kiirst, a. not akurst. 
 Unaccustomed, Un-a-kus-tomd, a. not aku?tomd: 
 
 not y(|7.d: not habityqated; n\\;. not yx\ji]^al. 
 Unachievable, Un-a-qEV-a-bl, a. not aqsvabl. 
 Unachieved. Un-a-qsvd, a. not aqevd. 
 Unachixg. Un-ak-ii), a. not akii): not panful. 
 Unacknowledged, Un-ak-nol-ejd, a. not aknol- 
 
 ejd; not ond. [akwantans. 
 
 Un ACQUAINTANCE, Un-a-kwant-ans, n. wont ov 
 Unacquainted, Un-a-kwant-ed, a. not akwanted: 
 
 not noil. [kwantans. 
 
 Unacquaixtedxess, Un-a-kwant-ed-nes, n. una- 
 Unacquirable, Un-a-kwir-a-bl, a. not akwjrabl. 
 Unacquired, Un-a-kwird, a. not akwjrd. 
 Unacquitted, Un-a-kwit-ed, a. not akwited. 
 Unacted, Un-akt-ed, a. not akted: not perfermd. 
 Uxactive. Un-ak-tiv,* a. inaktiv. Se ijnaitite,) 
 UxACTiVEXESS, Un-ak-tiv-nes, n. inaktiviti. 
 Unactuated. Un-akt-yn-at-ed, a. not akty^ated. 
 Unadapted. Un-a-dapt-ed, a. not adapted. 
 UxADAPTEDNESS, Un-a-ddpt-ed-nes, n. wont ov 
 
 adaptajdn. 
 U.VADDICTED, Un-a-dikt-ed, a. not adikted. 
 Unaddeessed, Uu-a-drest, a. not adrest. 
 Unadhesive, Uu-ad-he-siv, a. not adhesiv. 
 Unadjusted, Un-ad-just-ed, a. not adjusted er 
 
 setld. 
 Unadmired, Un-ad-mjrd, a. not admjrd. 
 Unadmitted. Un-ad-niit-ed, a. not admited. 
 Unadmoxished, Un-ad-mon-ijt, a. not admonijt. 
 Unadored. Un-a-dord, a. not adcbrd: not wurjipt. 
 Uxadoexed, Un-a-dernd, a. not dekorated: not 
 
 adornd. 
 Unadulterate, Un-a-dul-ter-at, ) a. jenjoi,- 
 Uxadulterated, Un-a-ddl-ter-at-ed, \ in: not 
 
 adulterated. 
 Unadulterately, Un-a-dul-ter-at-li, ad. widit 
 
 sptxriu? tnik.^tyiir. [ventvi^ruj. 
 
 Unadvexturous. Un-ad-vent-yq-rus. a. not ad- 
 Unadvisable, Un-ad-vjz-a-bl, a. not advjzabl; 
 
 not priodent. [raf. 
 
 Unadvised. Un-ad-vizd, a. imprct>dent: indiskret; 
 Unadvisedly, Un-ad-vjz-ed-li, ad. wid-st advi.-^': 
 
 imprttidcntli: iudiskrelli: inj\\dijusli. [rajncf. 
 UxAPViSEDNESS, Un-ad-vjz-ed-nes. n. iinpriDdcns: 
 Unaffable. Un-af-a-hl, a. not afabl. 
 Unaffected. I'n-a-fekt-cd, a. not afektcd: rsal: 
 
 not hipokritikal: opn: kandid: sinssr: notlabord: 
 
 not miTivd. [afektajnn. 
 
 Unaffectedly, Un-a fekt-ed-li, ad. rcali; wid-st 
 Unaffectedness, Un-a-fekt-ed-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov bfiii iin:ifekted. 
 Unaffecting, Un-a-fekt-ij, a. not afektii); not 
 
 patetik. [afekjon. 
 
 Unafff-ctionate, Un-a-fek-Jon-at, a. wontii) 
 
 Unaffiaxced, Un-a-fj-anst, a. not afjanst. 
 UxAFFiRMED, Un-a-fermd, a. not atermd. 
 Uxafflicted, Un-a-flikt-ed, a. not aflikted; fre 
 
 fn'iu trubl. 
 Uxaffreghted, Un-a-frjt-ed, a. not afrjted. 
 Unafraid, Un-a-frad, a. not afrad; ferles. 
 Unaggressive, Un-a-gres-iv, a. not agresiv; not 
 
 makii) a:ak. 
 Unagitated, Un-aj-i-tat-ed, a. not ajitated. 
 Unagreeable, Un-a-gre-a-bl, a. unsii^tabl; disa- 
 
 grtabl. Se {Disagreeable.) [grEablnes. 
 
 Uxagreeableness, Un-a-grE-a-bl-nes, n. disa- 
 Uxaidable, Un-ad-a-bl, a. not tu be helpt. 
 Unaided, Un-ad-ed, a. not asisted: not aded. 
 UxAiLiXG, Un-al-ii), a. frE from dizEz: helfi. 
 Unaimed, Un-amd, a. not amd. [direkjon. 
 
 Unaiming. Un-am-ii), a. havig no partikytj^lar 
 Unaired, Un-4rd, a. not q,rd. 
 UxALARMED, Un-a-lqrmd, a. not alqrmd. 
 Unalarmixg, Un-a-lqrm-ii). a. not alqrmii). 
 Uxaliexable, Un-al-yen-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 alyenated ar sold; inalyenabl. 
 Unalienably, Un-al-yen-a-bli, ad. in an unal- 
 
 yenabl maner. 
 Unalienated, Un-al-yen-at-ed, a. not alyenated. 
 UxALiST. Yi|-nal-ist, n. a. holder ov onli wun 
 
 bentfis: opozd tta pliiralht. 
 Unallayed, Un-a-lad, a. not alad. 
 Uxalleged, Un-a-lejd, a. not alejd. [ed. 
 
 UxALLEVi. TED. Un-a-lfi-vi-at-ed, a. not alsviat— 
 Uxalliable. Un-a-lj-a-bl, a. not tu bs alid. 
 Unallied, Un-a-lid, a. havig no aljans. [altd. 
 Uxallowable. Un-a-l-j-a-bl, a. dat ma not be 
 Unallowed, Un-a-l'sd, a. not al'sd. 
 Uxalloyed, Un-a-ltrd, a. not altjd: unkorupted. 
 Uxallured, Un-a-lfird, a. not aliird. 
 Unallurixg, Un-a-lqr-i;), a. not alqrig. 
 Unalterability, Un-el-ter-a-bil-i-ti, n. unelter- 
 
 ablnes. [abl. 
 
 Unalterable. Un-el-ter-a-bl, a. unqanjabhimqt- 
 Unalterableness, Un-el-ter-a-bl-nes, ?i. imn,ta- 
 
 biliti: unc;anjablues. [imntabli. 
 
 Unalterably. Un-el-ter-a-bli, ad. unqanjabli; 
 Unaltered. Un-ol-terd, a. not ^anjd: not elterd. 
 Unamalgamated, Un-a-mal-ga-mat-ed, a. not 
 
 amalgamated. 
 UxASi azed. Un-a-mazd, a. not astonijt: not amazd. 
 Unambiguity, Un-am-bi-g4-i-ti, n. wont ov am- 
 
 bigqiti: klernes. [yiius; klsr. 
 
 Unambiguous, Un-am- big-yn-us, a. not ambig- 
 Unambiguously, Un-am-big-yq-us-li, ad. not 
 
 ambigyqu^li. 
 Unambitious, Un-am-biJ-us, a. fr£ fromambijon. 
 Unambitiously, Un-am-biJ-us-li, ad. not ambij- 
 
 usli. 
 Unamenable, Un-a-mEn -a-bl, a. not amEnabl. 
 Unamendable, Un-a-mend-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 bE mended. 
 Unamended, Un-a-mend-ed, a. not amended. 
 Uxamersed, Un-a-merst, a. not amerst. 
 Unamiable, Un-a-mi-a-bl, a. not amifibl: not 
 
 luvli. [amiablnes. 
 
 Unamiableness, Un-a-mi-a-bl-nes, n. wont ov 
 Unamusable, Un-a-mi\z-a-bl, a. inkapabl ov bs- 
 
 ii) ,nmqzd. 
 Unamused, Un-a-mvizd, a. not ami|zd. 
 Unamusing, Un-a-mqz-ii), a. not ami^zig. 
 Unanalogical, Un-an-a-loj-i-kal, a. not analoj- 
 
 ikal. 
 UxAXALYZED, Un-an-a-ljzd, a. not anal^zd. 
 Unaxchoeed. Un-ati-kord, a. not aijkord. 
 Unaxeled. Un-a-nfild, a. not aneld. 
 UxA.NGULAE. Un-ai)-gi|-lar. a. not aijgqiar. 
 Unanimate, Yti_-nan-i-mat,* a. ov wun mind; 
 
 3'qnaninius. [animaled. 
 
 Unanimated, Un-an-i-mat-ed, a. not ecljvnd; not
 
 UNA 
 
 686 
 
 UNA 
 
 ITnanimatino. Un-ani-mnt-iQ, .1. not Aaimatio. 
 
 Unammitv, \'ii-iiii-iiiiu-i -li, 'I. Ae «int ov bcio 
 Ti(ii •fiiiiiui: ugrruieiil in drzjn or (Di>liiyiin: entjr 
 
 Uqriuuiii. 
 
 Ukanimul'S, Vi^-ndo-i-iuu.'', a. hario yi\nanimiti; 
 
 uiiili\i>lvil: l)rig ov wun iu|nJ; agreig indtxjn er 
 
 0|iiny<>n: lii{rmL>iiiu-<. 
 UmaNIMul'hly, Vii-n;in-i-mu«-li, ad. wid wun 
 
 iniiKl: wi t yiiiiaiiiiiiiti: widii eni disoiK. 
 L'nanimui'hnkhh, Vii-i)an-i-iuu8-nos n. de «tat 
 
 ov bni) yiiiiiiiiitiiu.'*. 
 UNANXt.XtU. rii-ii-nekst, a. not anokst. 
 Unan.vihilablk, Un-a-nj-bi-la-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 bt' ,tN|llllHl>'ll. 
 
 UxANMOL'scKD, Un-a-n'Snat, a. not an'snst. 
 Uma.n'noyku, lin-ii-nc'rd, a. not amrd. 
 Unaxoistkk, l'n-ii-n«Vnt-ed, a. nut anrrntcd. 
 Unanhwkkable, I'li-un-^ur-a-bl, a. nut dnscrabl: 
 
 d II k 111 U'lt lie rrl'iited. 
 UNAN8WKRABLKNKS8, In dn-8er-o-bl-ne8, «. de 
 
 kwoliti ov iKii brig dniiu'rabl. 
 U.NAXswtHABLV, Un-un-8«;r-a-bli, ad. bcydnd 
 
 kunt (Uijiii. 
 UNANSwtRKD, rii-uu-cerd, a. not unKerd. 
 Unan'ticifatkd, Uu-an-tid-i-pal-ed, a. not antii- 
 
 i|iuiu<l. 
 Unasxiols. rii-ank-/u.«, a. not agkjus. 
 L'SAi'ocRVHH al, I ii-a-|»)k-ri-t'iil. a. iiiit ajiokrifiil. 
 IInai'klooktk'. l.'n-a-p<il-o-jet-ik, :i. not aptjlo- 
 
 ji'iik. 
 U.NAP08TOLIC, Un-ap-os-t61-ik, J a. not ap- 
 
 (Jmai'ustolical, L'n-np-o4-tol-i-kal, i ost^^lik: 
 
 Dut ugreubl lu apo«tolik yi{,xaj; nut havig apod- 
 
 t6lik oturiti. 
 Unappallkd, lln-n-jAild, a. not apild er dqntcd. 
 Unaitakclled, I'u-a-par-eld, a. nut dre.<i: not 
 ^kloi.t. [..k.ir. 
 
 UkaI'Parent. rn-a-|);ir-cnt, a. not ap.-\reni: ob- 
 UxAHrEALAULi:, l'n-a-i>el-a-bl, a. not admilig 
 
 aprl. 
 Unafpkalino, I'n-a-i^l-ig. a. not npelig. 
 Unai'Pkasabli:, IJn-a-pt'z-a-bl, a. nut upf zabl. 
 UnAPPKASABLtNtss, I'n-a-pei-a-bl-ne-), /».de«lat 
 
 ov bi'i|) liii:i|>t'/..iii|. 
 Unappeased. I'li-a-ppzd, a. not npfzd. 
 UsAPPLAUUtl), rii-ii-pl.Hj-od, a. not iiplixled. 
 Unappi.kable, lii-ip-li-k;i-l«l,* a. inaplikabl. 
 Us.vpi'LItU, rii-;i-|>lid, a. not !i|><'J:ili rtpljd. 
 UsAPrnRTioNKD, I'n-a-piJr-Jonil, a. not afior/ond. 
 Unapprkciable, In-a -pre-Ji-a-bl, a. inapr^jiibl. 
 UNAPPRkciABLV, Uu-a-pre-Ji-a-bli, ad. inupreji- 
 
 Rl'li. [bended. 
 
 Unapprehended. Tn-ar-re-hdnd-ed, a. not apre- 
 Unappreiikxsiblk, L'n-ap-re-ben-«i-bl,» a. inap- 
 
 rriii-oKii.l. [heiis.v. 
 
 Unappuhik.ssive. rn-ap-rr-hdn-!«iv,« a. inapre- 
 
 IKNS1VKXK8J 
 
 wmiii o\ ii|'n;tii-iiJMU 
 
 L'N APPk Kll KNSl VKX KSH, 
 
 I'n-ap 
 
 re-hen-«iv-nej', n. 
 
 Unapprized. I'li-a-prjid, a. not aprjid: ignomnt. 
 Unapi'Ruaciiable, Un-a-pniq-a-bl, a. dat ma 
 
 nwi l>r Hp>u;'. 
 U.VAPPROACHABLKNE8S, Un-a-pruq-a-bl-no^, n. de 
 
 stilt iiv bt-ig iiiiiipri,M}abl. 
 Unapproachably, Uu-a-pr(SiQ-a-bti, ad. mbi not 
 
 tU bt ll|i iJCjl. 
 
 UsAPPROAiHED. l'n-«pro(;f, a. not apnlxjl. 
 UxAPi-aoiKiATE. I'n a pru-pri-Rt. a. in:i propria t. 
 Unappkopriated, ru-a-pru-priat-vd, a. nut 
 
 aprcipr a -.1. 
 Unapprovkd, I'n-a-pnfcvd, a. not aprobvd. 
 UsAiPtiovixo. In-a-pntir-io, a. not apwivig. 
 UnaPKOMO. rn-ii-purnd, a. not w;(ri|) itii niurn. 
 Unapt. Uii-«pt, a. not apt; ind6il: unskilful: dul: 
 
 not riMii: antit; not kwulifjd: inipr6|>rr: unsiitabl. 
 Unaptly, Un-Jipt-li, ad. nulapllij uufiili; imprup- 
 
 erli. 
 
 UNAPTXttg, I'n-apt-nM, n. wont ov aptne<: unflt- 
 
 ni><<; uii!iii,tabliiL-!i; dulm-.i; uurediueM; diskwulifi- 
 
 kii/oii. [ed. 
 
 I'xARUUED, I'n-tir-gipl, a. nut qrgi\d: not ditpi^t- 
 L'.SARM. l-'n-('(rin, r. /. tu divdii uv qruijr er qnns; 
 
 tu disqrm. 
 I'narjiku, ('n-(\r(nd, a. havJQ nu qrmz er qnnor. 
 I'narraionki). (n-a-rnnd, a. not bntt tu a tr^al. 
 I'n'aurayeu. Tn-a-ntd, a. not arAd er drisst. 
 I'.NAKREhTED, rn-a-r<5.<t-cd, a. not ar^stod er ftp- 
 
 rrhdinluci. 
 Unakrived, Un-a-rjvd.J a. not yet arjvd. 
 I'narted, I'n-^rt-ed,* a. ignorant or de qrta. 
 UvARTKfL, I'n-qrt-ful, a. notqriful; qrtki!. 
 Unartkl'LLY, L'n-^rt-ful-i, ad. in an unqrtful 
 
 manor. 
 I'XARTiKiciAL. I'n-qr-ti-fiJ-al,* a. not qrtifijal. 
 l.'NAKTlKK'iALLy, I'li-qr-t.-f ij -al-i. J lul. inqrlifif- 
 I'NAstt.NutU. Un-a- eud-fd, a. not a«^iidtfd. [ali. 
 CxASCKKTAiNKD, Un-as-cr-tand, a. nut aitertand. 
 Cxahhaiied. Un-a-Jamd, a. nut ajuind. 
 li.VASKKl), lln-d*kt, a. nut askt; nut invjtcd. 
 L'XAbPECTlVK, Un-as-pek-tiv/ a. not bavig a vtj 
 
 ru. [rat. 
 
 UxAsriRATED, Uii-ds-pi-rat-od, a. havig no a-ipi- 
 L'XASPIRIXO, L'n-ad-pjr-ig, a. not asp^rig; not am- 
 
 biju.i. [ii.-<ald. 
 
 I'xASNAiLABLE, Un-a-Hal-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 1'xA.s.sAiLED. I'n-a-sald, a. nut atakt: not a-sald. 
 rxASSAL'LTABLE, I'n-a-sijlt-a-bi, a. not a.«iltabl. 
 rxA^SAt'LTED, L'n-B-!«)lt-ed, a. not a*>lt<M. 
 I'XASSAVED. L'u-a-!<iid, a. not Oi^ad; not trjd. 
 1'na88ERTEd, l'n-a-.««»rt-ed. a. not aserted. 
 rxAS.sKS.SEi>. L'n-a-.s^.-t, a. nut asest. 
 CxAfeSiONABLE. Un-a-.^in-a-bl, a. not asjnabl. 
 I'naksioxed, I'n-a-sjiid, a. not a-ijnd. 
 rxASSiMiLATEi), Un-a-?im-i-lat-ed, a. not a.'<im- 
 
 iluK-d. [Ilatig. 
 
 I'xASSiiiiLATiNO, Una-Alm-i-Iat-ig, a. not a.-<im- 
 I'x ASSISTED. IJn-a-sist-ed, a. nota.«i.sted;not helpt. 
 I'XAssisTixo, Un-a-gidt-ig, a. nota^istig: givig no 
 
 help. 
 [ XASSoriATED, I n-a-.«<j-Ji-at-ed, a. not asiijiatcd. 
 UxASSORTKD. Una-.*irt-ed, a. not a.'^oried. 
 I'XASJiUAOED, Un-a-swajd, a. not iwwtijd. 
 UnaS81'MED, Un-a-»qinJ, a. not a-qmd. 
 I'XASSLMINO, Un-a-sqm-ig, a. nut ib<qmip: not 
 
 artj^^mt. [dent. 
 
 TXAR-SfRED, rn-a-Jqrd, a. not ajqrd; not konfi- 
 I'natovablk, l'n-a-t<Jn-a-bl, a. nut tu be atiind 
 
 or u|>eid. [ated. 
 
 Unatoxed, Un-a-t4Siid, a. not attend; not ^kspi- 
 I'XATTACHED. Un-a-tacjt, a. not ataqt; not ar^ted. 
 L'xattackable, Un-a-tak-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be Hiakt. 
 I'XATTACKED, Un-a-t.ikt, a. not atnkt. 
 I'XATTAiNABLE, Un-a-tAn-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be iiiikiid. giiiid. or t.btand: beig ut or rcq. 
 rxATTAiXABLEXESS, Tn-a-tan-a-bl-nes, *». ds 
 
 sint ov beig unaianabl. 
 ['SATTAIXED. I'n-a-tnnd, a. not atand. 
 IXATTAiMNO. Tn-a-tan-ig, a. nut atanig: falig. 
 I'XATTAlNTtD, rn-a-tai)t-ed, a. nut ataulcd. 
 rSATTEMPTED, I'n-a-t^mt-ed, a. untrjd: not a»ad. 
 I XATTKMPTiXQ, I'n-a-t^mt-ig, a. not atemtig. 
 I'SATTEXDED. I'n-a-tdnd-cd, a. nut atended; nn- 
 
 iikuin ukiiiil. 
 IXATTEXDINO, I'n-a-tend-ig. a. not at^ndig. 
 I XATTKXTIVE. L,n-a-t<»n-tiv. a. inai^niiT. 
 IxATTKNUATED, Un-a-t^n-JH-Bt-cd, a. not at^n- 
 
 yqiiicl. [wune«. 
 
 rxATTE-sTED. Un-a-t«m-ed, a. not at^tcd; widit 
 1'n»ttirkd I'n a-tjd, a. not at|rJ. 
 rxATTRAiTHt. rii-ii-trakt-od, a. n't atniktod, 
 Unattkaitive. rii-ftlrak-liv, a. not alraktir. 
 Unaiumentlo, Lu og-ment-cd, a. nut ogui<^nt«d.
 
 UNB 
 
 586 
 
 UNB 
 
 Unauthentic, Un-o-tea-tik, a. not otentik; not 
 
 jeuyn,iii. [otealiKated. 
 
 DnaUXHKnticated, Un-G-ten-ti-kat-cd, a. not 
 Unauihoiutative, Un-e-tor-i-ta-tir, a. not 
 
 etM-itativ. 
 Unauthokized, Un-e-tor-jzd, a. not etorjzd; not 
 
 supuried bj etoriti. [yH,slos. 
 
 Unavailable, Un-a-val-a-bl, a. not avalabl: 
 Unavailableness, Un-a-val-a-bl-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov bsiij uuavahibl. 
 Unavailing, Un-a-val-ir), a. not avalig; inefekt- 
 
 j-H,al: yi[,>les; van. [aval. 
 
 Unavailingly, Un-a-val-ig-li, ad. wid-st cni 
 Unavengeable, Un-a-veoj-a-bl, a. dat ma not 
 
 be ave.ijd. [venjd. 
 
 Unavenged, Un-a-venjd, a. not avenjd; uuix- 
 Unavoidable, Uu-a-vdrd-a-bl, a. not tu be averd- 
 
 ed; luevitaul. 
 Unavoidableness, Un-a-vtfd-a-bl-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov beiij uiiavtjrdabi; inevitabilili. 
 Unavoidably, Un-a-verd-a-bli, ad. inevitabli. 
 Unavoided, Un-a-vtfd-ed, a. not averded; inevit- 
 Unavocchkd, Ua-a-vsqt, a. not avsqt. [abl. 
 
 Unavowed, Un-a-VKd, a. not aknolejd. 
 Unawaked, Un-a-wakt, a. not awaknd. 
 Unawakening, Un-a-wak-n-ii), a. not avvaknig. 
 TJnawaKDEd, Un-a-weid-ed, a. not awerded. 
 Unaware, LFn-a-w4r, a. not aw4i'; beii) wid'st 
 
 tot: iiiatentiv. 
 Unawares, Un-a-\v4rz, ad. hwon not tat ov; 
 
 hweu liot ubzervd: uuekspektedli; sudiiuli. 
 Unawed, Uii-ed, a. uursatrand bj Iei- or o. 
 Unbacked, Un-b:ikt, a. not bakt; not suported. 
 Unbafkled, Un-baf-ld, a. not bafld. 
 Unbagged, Un-bagd, a. not put intia bagz. 
 Unbailable, Un-bal-a-bl, a. not balabl. 
 Unbailed, Cn-bald, a. not bald. 
 Unbaited, Un-biit-ed, a. not bated. 
 Unbared, Uu-bakt, a. not bakt. 
 Unbalanced. Un-bal-anst, a. not balanst er perzd. 
 Unballast, Un-bal-ast,'- a. unbalasted. 
 Unballast, Un-bal-ast, v. t. {A'aut.) tia disqqrj 
 
 er uuiujil de balast. [unsledi. 
 
 Unballasted, Uu-bal-ast-ed, a. not balasted; 
 Unbandaged, Un-ban-dajd, a. not bandajd. 
 Unhanded, Un-band-ed, a. not banded; wontii) 
 
 a ba.id. 
 Unbanked, Un-bai)kt, a. not furuijt wid bai)ks. 
 Unbanneked, Un-ban-erd, a. not haviij baneiz. 
 Unbaptized, Un-bap-tjzd, a. not baptjzd. 
 UNBArTizi.NG, Un-bap-ijz-ii), a. not baptjzig. 
 Unbar, Un-bq,r, v. t. tu r£mt6v a bq,r er bqrz 
 
 Iruiu; tu u^jii; tu unbolt. 
 Unbakbld, Un-bqrbd,* a. not Javn. 
 Unbarked, Un-bqikt, a. not bqrkt. 
 Unbakrel, Un-bar-el, v. t. iia tak -st ov a barel. 
 Unbauuicade, Uu-bar-i-kad, «. t. tu trw cjpn. 
 Unbauricadoed, Un-bar-ika-du)d, a. not bari- 
 
 kadwd. 
 Un bashful, Un-baJ-ful, a. notbajful; imprudent. 
 Unbathed, Un-badd, a. not badd; not wet. 
 , U.nbatteued, Un-bat-erd, a. not baterd. 
 Unbay, Uii-bd,* V. t. tu fre fi-um rEstn.n^. 
 Unbeabable, Un-b4r-a-bl, a. dat kau not bs 
 
 buiu; Hi o.erabi; iii^uferabl. 
 Unbearded, Uu-beid-ud, a. not berded. 
 Unbearing, Un-bi'ir-ig, a. not b^rig. 
 Unbeaten, Un-btt-n, a. not beta; nut trodn. 
 Unbeauteous, Un-bti,-if-u.s a. wA bi'i,ttus. 
 Unbeautifild, Uii-bn ti-tjd, a, not bqtifjd. 
 Unbeaut.ful, Uu-bq-ti-tul. a. not bqiitul. 
 Unbellouked, Ui)-b£-kl-»d-od, a. not bekl-sded 
 
 01 d ui.l; It g klirli. 
 UnbeC'jme, Liu-bE-kiim,* v. t. tu misbekiira. 
 U^BEC0M^.^G, Un-be-kiiiu-ig, a. uut bEkuuiig; 
 iuip.oijoi'j indesent; uuiqiabl; iiidekcurus. 
 
 Unbecomingly, Un-bs-kiiin-ig-li, ad. in an im- 
 proper iiianer. 
 
 Unbecomingness, Un-bs-kdm-ig-nes, n. inds- 
 sensi; indgkorum. 
 
 Unbed, Un-bed,* v. t. tu raz from a bed. 
 
 Unbedaubed, Un-be-debd, a. not bedebd. 
 
 Unbedecked, Un-be-dekt, a. not bedekt. 
 
 Unbefitting, Un-be-iit-ig, a. not bekiimig; not 
 siitabl. [iiiz ov u iixA. 
 
 Unbefool. Un-be-fcbl, v. t. tu dsprjv ov de kwol- 
 
 Unbefriended, Un-be-fiend-ed, a. not befrend- 
 ed. 
 
 Unbeget, Uu-be-get,* v. t. tu deprjv ov egzistens. 
 
 Unbeginning, Un-be-gin-ig, a. not begiuig. 
 
 Unbegot, Uu-be-got, a. unbegotn. 
 
 Unbegotten, Un-be-got-n, a. not begotn; eter- 
 nal; not jeuerated. 
 
 Unbeguile, Un-be-gjl, v. t. tu undesev; tu set 
 ire ircm de infiqens ov eni deset. 
 
 Unbegun, Un-be-giin, a. not yet begun. 
 
 Unbeheld, Un-be-lield, a. not beheld; unsen. 
 
 Unbeing, Un-be-ig,* a. not egzistig. 
 
 Unbelief, Un-be-lef, 11. inkrednlui; infideliti; 
 disbelef. 
 
 Unbelieve, Un-be-lev,* v. t. tin. disbelev. 
 
 Unbeliever, Un-be-lev-er, n. an infidel; a skep- 
 tik; a di.sbelever. [del. 
 
 Unbelieving, Un-be-lev-ig, a. not belevig; infi- 
 
 L'nbeloved, Un-be-ldvd, a. not luvd; not beliivd. 
 
 Unbelted, Un-belt-ed, a. not belted; ungerded. 
 
 Unbemoaned, Un-be-mdind, a. not lamented. 
 
 Unbend, Un-bend, v. t. [i. unbent, fjs. unbendig, 
 unbent.] tu fre from lleksyqr; — tu relaks; tu 
 remit; tu set at ez; tu fre from restrant. 
 
 Unbend, Un-bend, v. i. tu bekum relakst er un- 
 bent; tu rid wuuz self from konstrant; tu akt 
 wid fredom. 
 
 Unbending, Un-bend-ig, a. not bendig; not 
 yeldig; rezcolixt. 
 
 Unbeneficed, Un-ben-e-fist, a. not benefist. 
 
 Unbeneficial, Un-beD-e-fiJ-al, a. not benefijal. 
 
 Unbenefited, Un-beu-e-fit-ed, a. not beuefited. 
 
 Un BENEVOLENT, Un-be-uev-cj-lent, a. not benev- 
 oleut; uukjud. 
 
 Unbenighted, Un-be-njt-ed, a. not benjted. 
 
 Unbenign, L'n-be-njn, a. malignant; malevolent. 
 
 Unbent, Un-bent, a. not bent; unjrugk; unsub- 
 dqd; relakst. 
 
 Unbequeatued, Un-be-kwedd, a. not bekwedd. 
 
 Unbebeft, Un-be-reft, a. not bereft; not robd. 
 
 Unbeseeming, Un-be-sem-ig, a. uubekiimig; 
 uutit. [semigli. 
 
 Unbeseemingly, Un-be-sem-ig -li, ad. not be- 
 
 Unbeseemingness, Un-be-sem-ig-nes, n. unbe- 
 kumignes; indesensi. 
 
 U.NBESET, Un-be-set, a. not beset; not besejd. 
 
 Unbesought, Un-be-set, a. not beset. 
 
 Unbespoken, Un-be-spok-n, a. not bespokn. 
 
 Unbestowed, Un-be-stcad, a. not besiod or givn. 
 
 Unbetuaved, Un-be-trad. a. not betrad. 
 
 Unbetroxhed, Un-be-irott, a. nut beirott. 
 
 Unbewailed, Uu-be-wald, a. not lauienu d. 
 
 Unbewildeked, Un-be-wil-dcrd, a. n.t bewilderd. 
 
 Unbewitcu, Un-be-wig, v. t. tu fre Irom lasina- 
 Joil. 
 
 Unbias, Un-bj-as, v. t. tu fre from bjas; tu dis- 
 
 e.iuiggl from prejiylis. 
 Unbiast, Uu-bi-ast, a. havig no bj:is er prejtj,- 
 
 dis. R'.tii elsw {inibiatt-ed.) [prejudis. 
 
 Unbiasedly, Un-bj-as-ed-li, ad. wid-bt bi-s er 
 Uabiasedness, Un-bj-as-ed-nes, n. f.edum from 
 
 bjas. 
 Unbid, Un-bid, ) a. not bid er bi n; un- 
 
 Lnbidden, Un-bid-n, ( invjtud; unkou.dijded; 
 
 S)jumaiieus. 
 Unbigoted, Uu-big-ot-ed, a. fre from bigotri.
 
 UNB 
 
 5S7 
 
 UNC 
 
 Unbind, Un-bjnJ, r. /. tu rEmAv a band or tj 
 
 »i-.,iii; lu la>i. lu untj. 
 UNBiuuuAfUiOAL, Uii-Dj u-gr;il-i-kal, a. not bj- 
 
 u^ralikal. [ordori. 
 
 Unbishoc, Un-blJ-op, v. t. tu deprjv ov epukujMil 
 Unbit. ^"b't. j a. not bitn; not injnrd. 
 
 l/MBir. L'o-bit, V t. tu rcmif>v de l>ii from. — 
 
 i^i\aut.) tu reiuiiv de turuz uv dc kabl from uf 
 
 At biu. [ir.siraiid. 
 
 UNBiTTEU, Un-bit-cd, a. not bitud; unbr^dld: un- 
 Unblamauli:, Uu-blaiu-a-bl, a. not bluiuabl; in- 
 
 u^iiiit tiUlu.'<. 
 Unblamableness. Un-bluin-a-bl-ncs, n. de stnt 
 
 ov bi'iu uiibliiumbl. [folt. 
 
 Unblamably, L'u-blam-a-bli, ad. widtit bluui or 
 Unbl.vMku, L/'u-bltiuid, a. nut blaind or soiiji^rd. 
 Unblasted, Uu-bld:tt-ud, a. nut blasted; not mud 
 
 tu witter. 
 Unblazoneu, Un'-bla-znd, a. not blaznd. 
 Unbleaciiku, Uii-blcct, a. not bleijt. 
 UsBLKACiiiNU, L'n-blf(i-i|i, a. not ble(jig. 
 Unblemisiiable, l'u-blem-i/-a-bl, a. not kapabl 
 
 o» bt.y bleiuijt. 
 Unblemibuko, Un-blcm-ijt, a. fre from blomij; 
 
 spoiled, btiimlus; ua^itotcd; piir. 
 Unblenched, L'n-bleiiijt,* a. not bicntjt. 
 Unblencuinu, Un-bleiiij-io,* a. not blenqig er 
 
 Jnukio- 
 Unble-st, L'n-ble*t, a. not blest; akun<t; unhapi. 
 Unbliuiiteo, L'n-bl{t-ed, a. not bljtuii; uubl i^u-d. 
 Unbli.nu, L'u-blind, t. t. tu tak at \i\\nX trom. 
 Unbluudied, L'n-blud-id, a. not ^taiid wid blud. 
 Unbloouv, l'a-b!ud-i, a. not bludi: not kroicl. 
 Unblushumi.no, Un-blo8-om-i)), a. nut biirig uui 
 
 bl>:tim. 
 Unblotteu, L'n-bl6t ed, a. not blolcd. 
 Unblow.v, L'n-bl(jn, a. not blua. [ubti^s. 
 
 Unbli/nfed, l'n-bliint-.>d, a. not blunted; no( 
 U.N'BLt'SHINU, L'ii-bluj-i|), a. not blujiy: /amlu;^. 
 Unblusiiinolt, Uii-biiij-iy-li, ad. wutijsi jam. 
 U.NBOAsrED, L'u-biist-L'd, a. not bo-icd. 
 U.N'BUAHrFUL lJu-bu>.it-f ul.A. nol bui^jltul: modust. 
 Unbodied, Un-bod-id, a. buvig nu bodi; iukor- 
 
 ]>(brt:at. 
 Unboiled, Un-b6rld, a. not btrld. 
 Unbolt, Un-bult, r. t. tu remibv a bult from; tu 
 
 uiita->i); tu unbiir. 
 U.NBOLTEU, liii-bult-ed, a. not builted; kurs; gra;<. 
 Unboved. L'nbuiid, a. n>it bund. [b inut. 
 
 Unbo.vnettek, Uu-bon-et-ed, a. wontij) a hat or 
 UNBOOKI8U, I'n-buk-iJ, a. not bukij «r stiidiuj. 
 Unboot, IJn-bdit, V. t. tu d.v^st ov bobu. 
 Unborn, Lin-born, a. not born; fiiiyiir; beiy tu 
 
 kiiiu. [uaiiv; wuiiz uii. 
 
 Unbokkowkd, ro-b6r-ud, a. nut bor>jd: jeayi),iii: 
 UNBoeoM, Ua-bui-om, c. t. tu revel in kunfidcns. 
 
 tu upn: tu di:>klijz. 
 UNBOTTOMEn. I n-bot-omd, a. not botomd. 
 UNBoruHT, L'n-b-il, a. not b'lt; not pad for. 
 U.sbol'ND. I'n-b'iiind, a. not bvad; la>4: nut t|<l:— 
 
 w<iii;ii) a kuvur,— ynzd ov buks. [{I'nliind.} 
 Unbolnd. Unbend, i. k p. from L'u/ii/id. Ht 
 Unboi'.ndkd, I'n-bviid'Cd, a. n<it bvndi-d; vast. 
 
 cudte^: inlinit; int^rminsbl; uuliin IikI; unre- 
 
 »(rinl. iwid'jt limiiti. 
 
 Unboundedlt, I'n-b'snd-cd-li, ad. widi«t bundle 
 Unbou^ded.ness, Un-b«nd-vd-nci<, fi. cjjtcmjon 
 
 f.-..m liin U. [kjnd. 
 
 r.NBOfNTEOi'8, Un-b'sn-tc-us «. n<.t b^ntcu.'; not 
 I'nbow. I'n-liu, r. t. tu unbend. 
 Unbowed, Tn-bud, a. not btjd; not bent. 
 Unbi'Wel. I'D-bTS-ol, c. t. tu fviifral. 
 ('nbox. I'n-bok.t. ff. t. tu tak nt uv a boks. 
 U.NBUAi'E, l°n-bra:i, t. t. tu \ati de braioi or; tu 
 
 Itik;; lu relahs. 
 
 Unbkace, Un-brd>, v. i. tu gro flaksid; tu rtlikl. 
 LInuuaceu, L'a-briiu, a. not brnat; unbsad. 
 I'nuuaid, IJn-bral, r. t. lu uiivrev; tu uiired. 
 I'NBUAiDED, L'n-brtid-iid, a. not braded or redd. 
 rNBUANC'iiED, Uu-brdii<jt, a. not brjuijt. 
 I NUU.kNDEU, Uii-braad'od, a. nut branded. 
 I'nbiieakable, L'li-brak-u-bl, a. not tu be brukn. 
 L'nbueatuable, Un-bred-a-bl, a. dat kau not be 
 
 b.i'dd. [er?iid. 
 
 I miueaTIIED, Un-brrdd, a. not bredd; — 'not eiu- 
 l NUUEATUi.sG, L'li-bred-ig, a. not brediy. 
 L NUUED, Un-brdd. a. not bred; not M>tikat«d; 
 
 il-uiid. 
 i MiKi.ECiiED, Uii-briqt, a. bavio no briqezj—L&st 
 
 li'.iii ae bncio^. .St {^linechiiuj.) 
 I MiKi.WKD, I u-bri>d, u. not brorJ; pi^r: jdiiynin. 
 I NUiiiUABLK, Uu-br|b-a-bl, a. dal kau not be 
 
 brjbd. 
 I .NUuiBED, Un-brjbd, a. not brjbd; not b|rd. 
 I >bUlLiUED, l.'ii-brijJ, a. not furiiijt wid u brij. 
 I NBUinLE, L'a-brj-ill, v. t. tu fre trom de bijdl. 
 I .SBUiiiLED, L'u-brj-did, a. not brjdlJ;— uure- 
 
 SlIUllll; l{.S:DJU.<. 
 
 iNBaiiiLED'.Ess, Un-brj-dldncs, n. Ijsenjiunes. 
 
 > NBUiuHtENED, Un-brjt-iid, a. n^t brjlnd. 
 
 i nuuoaciied, L'n-b.ujt, a. not bro^t. 
 
 ( .NBuoiLED, L'n-b.crld, a. not br^ld. 
 
 I NBUOKL, L'n-bruik, a. uiib.ukii. 
 
 L aUuokl.n, L'u-bruk-u, a. not bruiku; not vjolat- 
 
 id; not »ubdi[d; n^it weknd: not tami. 
 L'nbuookable, L'n-bruk-a-bl, a. iujufcrabl. 
 I NBUoniEULiKE, Un-uriid-or-ljk, a. unbruderli. 
 I .NBBOTiu.ULY, L'u-biu i-cr-li, a. not brudurli. 
 I NBuoniiiT, Uii-br.'»t, a. not bn»t. 
 iNBUUIaLU, L'n-bnijzd, a. nol bra>/d; not hurt. 
 I'NBitt'aiiEi), Ua-briiji, a. not brujt. 
 Lnblckle, L'a-buk-l, v. t. tu {jm from buklz. 
 Unbuild, Un-bild, r. t. tu raz; tu desirtf. 
 Unbl'ilt, Un-bilt, a. not bilt; not erekiud. 
 L'nbc.no, Un-bui), r. t. tu tak de bug •»! uv. 
 LNBLOVED, Uu-Orfd, u. not b»d. Se iliuiiy.) 
 L'nbl'UDEv, Ua-biir-du, ''. t. lu fre from burdo; 
 
 ti.i r.d ov a I(d1; tJ tru of from. ^<um. 
 
 rNBL'UDENSOME, I'n-bur-dn-sum, a. not buriiu- 
 I'nbukied, L'li-ber-id, a. not bu-rid; nol inU-ni. 
 L'nbl'KNed, Ua-bdriid, a. not bural; unbumi. 
 r.NutiiMNU. Un-buni-i(], a. not koiii-iiiu.u b| bet. 
 (nulunisiieu, In-bur-nijl, a. not buruijt. 
 L'nul'ii>t, rn-burnt, .1. not burnt; not kon^i^md. 
 L.NBLBTiiEX, Uii-biir-den, r. I. iit {L'/il/urdtit.} 
 L'nul'RV, Un-ber-i, r. /. tu dijiinter. 
 Lnblsied, Un-biz-id, a. nut bicid; nol empIM. 
 L'nbl'sine&s-likk, L'n-biz-ncd-ljk, a. unljk biznes; 
 
 k;irlj>. [kinz. 
 
 Tnb; 8KINEU, rn-biii-kind, a. not drest in bua- 
 L'XBLsY, I'li-bizi, a. Djt b.zi; uneinpldrd. 
 I XBL'TTERED, Un-bdt-ord, a. nol buterd. 
 L'xbliton, L'n-but-n, v. t. tu law from beig 
 
 butiid. 
 I'nul'xom. Un-biik.s-om, a. not buksom; not ga. 
 I'.NCAUE, I'n-kaj, r. t. lu let Itw from a kaj. 
 IxcAOED. L'n-kajd, a. not kajd; rrk'-t. 
 L'ncalcined, Uu-kal-sind, a. not kaUind. 
 L'nc'alculateo, Uu-kal-kii-lai-ed, a. nut kalkq- 
 
 lated. 
 Uncalled, Un-kold, a. not kold; not sumond. 
 I N* ALM, I'li-kiim.* I. I. tu di.-tiirb. 
 I NCALM. l'n-ki(m, a. not kqiu; uiirzi. 
 Uncall-mniated, Un-ka-lum-ni-at-«Ml, a. not 
 
 ka li iiiiihIo<1. 
 Uncamp. Ua-kamp, r. t. tu disloj: tu ck-p^l. 
 Lncancellablk, Un-kan-«el-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 bf k.ui.cld. IrraiU 
 
 Uncanielled, Un kan-scld, a. not kanscld: not 
 Uncandid, Lii-kau-did, a. not kandid; vffd OT 
 
 kaudor; prdji^dut.
 
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 588 
 
 UNC 
 
 Uncandidly, Un-kan-did-li, ad. in an unkandid 
 
 maner. 
 
 Uncanonical, Un-ka-non-i-kal, a. not kanonikal; 
 
 not agiEabl tia de kanonz. [kanonikali. 
 
 Uncanonicallt, Un-ka-non-i-kal-i, ad. not 
 
 Uncano.sicalness, Un-ka-non-i-kal-nes, n. de 
 
 Stat ov bgir) unkanonikal. 
 Uncanonized, Un-kan-un-jzd, a. not kanonjzd. 
 Unca.vopied, Un-kan-o-piii, a. havir) no kauiapi. 
 Uncanvassed, Un-kan-vast, a. not kanvast. 
 Uncap, Un-kap, v. t. tia remdbv ds kap er kuver 
 
 from. 
 Uncape, Un-kap, v. t. tu dig 'st ov de ert; — tu 
 
 tak -St ov a bag; — a term in fuks-huntii). 
 Uncapped, Un-kapt, a. not kapt; dEprjvd ov a 
 kap. [vated. 
 
 Uncaptivated, Un-kap-ti-vat-ed, a. not kapti- 
 Uncarded, Un-kqrd-ed, a. not kqrded. 
 Uncaeed-foe, Uu-k4vd-fer, a. not regqrded er 
 
 kf^rd lor. 
 Uncaeessed, Un-ka-rest, a. not karest. [nat. 
 
 Unoarxate, Un-kqr-nat,* a. not, fleji; not inkqr- 
 Uncarpeted, Un-kqr-pet-ed, a. not kqrpeted. 
 Uncarved, Un-kqrvd, a. not kqrvd. 
 Uncase, Un-kas, v. t. tu disengaj from a kas er 
 
 kuverir). 
 Uncatechized, Un-kat-8-kjzd, a. not katskjzd. 
 UscAUGHT, Un-ket, a. not ket or takn. 
 Uncaused, Un-kozd, a. haviij no prgsgdent kaz. 
 Uncauterized, Un-ke-ter-jzd, a. not koterjzd. 
 Uncautious, Un-ko-Jus,* a. not kejus; hedles. 
 UxCAUTiousLY, Un-ke-J'us-li, ad. wid'st kejon. 
 Unceasing, Un-s8.s-iij, a. not sEsig: kontinyi^al. 
 Unceasingly, Un-ses-iij-li, ad. wid'st sesajon: 
 
 konstantli; elvvaz; koniioyqali. 
 Uncelebrated, Un-sel-s-brat-ed, a. not selsbrat- 
 cd; not snlcmnjzd. [hevnli. 
 
 Uncelestial, Un-S8-lest-yal, a. not selestyal; not 
 Uncemented, Un-S£-ment-ed, a. not semented. 
 Uncexsurable, Un-sen-Jri,-ra-bl, a. not senji],- 
 Uncensured, Un-sen-|i|rd, a. not sanjqrd. [rabl. 
 Unceremonious, Un-ser-E-mo-ni-us, a. not ser- 
 Emonius; plan. [wid'st serEmwni. 
 
 Unceremoniously, Un-ser-e-mo-ni-us-li, ad. 
 Uncertain, Un-=er-ten, a. not serten; not sertenli 
 non; dii,bius; prEkarius; Ekwivokal; d'stfial; un- 
 setld. 
 Uxcertained, Un-ser-tand,'* a. mad unserten. 
 Uncertainly, Un-ser-ten-li, ad. not Jii,rli; not 
 
 sertenli. 
 Uncertainty, Un-ser-ten-ti, n. dg stat ov bEip 
 unserten; d'St; di|biusnes; inakyq,rasi; kontin- 
 jensi. [ir) a sertifikat. 
 
 Uncertificated, Un-ser-tif-i-kat-ed, a. not hav- 
 Uncertified, Un-ser-ti-fjd, a. not sertifjd. 
 Uncessant, Un-ses-'ant,* a. insesant.' 
 Uncessantlv, Un-ses-ant-li,* ad. insesantli. 
 Unchafed, Un-qaft, a. not qaft. 
 Unchain, Un-qan, v. t. tm frs from qanz. 
 Unchalked, Un-qekt, a. not mqrkt wid qgk. 
 Unchallengeable, Un-qal-enj-a-bl, a. dat kan 
 
 not bs qalenjd. 
 Unchangeable, Un-qanj-a-bl, a. not qanjabl; 
 
 undkerabl; invariabl; imi|tabl. 
 Unchangeableness, Un-qanj-a-bl-nes, n. imix- 
 tabiliti. [wid'st qanj. 
 
 Unchangeably, Un-qanj-a-bli, ad. imq,tabli ; 
 Unchanged, Un-qanjd, a. not qnnjd er ellerd. 
 Unchanging, Un-qanj-ii), a. not qanjit). 
 Unchangingly, Un-qanj-ig-li, ad. in an unqanj- 
 ii1 maner. [qinelz. 
 
 Unchannelled, Un-qan-eld, a. not kut intia 
 Unchanted. Un-qdnt-ed, a. not qontcd. 
 Unchakacteristic, Un-kar-ak-ter-is-tik, ) 
 
 Uncharacteristical, Un-kar-ak-tcr-is-ti-kal, ( 
 a. not karakteristik; unsn,tabl tu de karakter. 
 
 Uncharacteristically, Un-kar-ak-ter-is-ti- 
 kal-i, ad. nut karakteristikali. 
 
 Uncharacterized, Un-kar-ak-ter-izd, a. not 
 karaktcrjzd. 
 
 Uncharge, Un-qqrj, v. t. tu frE from a qqrj. 
 
 Uncharged, Un-qqrjd, a. not qqrjd. [iot. 
 
 Unchariot, Un-qar-i-ot, i\ t. tu tro ■st ov a qar- 
 
 Uncharitable, tJn-qar-i-ta-bl, a. not qaritabl; 
 woiitii) qariti; kontrari tu yi^niversal luv; un- 
 kind, [ov qariti, 
 
 Uncharitableness, Un-qar-i-ta-bl-nes, n. wont 
 
 Uncharitably, Un-qar-i-ta-bli, ad. in a maner 
 kontrari tu qariti. 
 
 Unchaem. Un-qqrm, v. t. tu frs from a qqrm. 
 
 Unchaeming, Un-qqrm-iij, a. not qqrmii). 
 
 Uncharnel, Un-qqr-nel, v. t. tu disinter. 
 
 UxcHARRED, Un-qqrd, a. not qqrd. 
 
 Unchartered, Un-qqr-terd, a. not qqrterd. 
 
 UxcHARY, Un-q4r-i, a. not W£iri; not kejus; not 
 frCD^al. [not pi],r. 
 
 Unchaste, Un-qast, a. not qast; lrj,d; libidinus; 
 
 Unchastened, Un-qas-nd, a. not qasnd. 
 
 Unchastisable, Un-qas-tjz-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 bs qastjzd. 
 
 Unchastised, Un-qas-tjzd, a. not qastjzd. 
 
 Unchastity, Un-qas-ti-ti, n. wont ov qastiti; 
 inqastiti. [traded. 
 
 Uxcueated, Un-qet-ed, a. not qEted; not d£- 
 
 Unchecked, Un-qekt, a. not qekt; unrEstrand. 
 
 Uncheckered, Un-qek-erd, a. not qekerd. 
 
 Uncheerful, Un-qsr-ful, a. not qsrful; sad; 
 gloomi. [gkomines. 
 
 Uncheerfulness, Un-qEr-ful-nes, n. melankoli; 
 
 Uncheery. Un-qsr-i,* a. dul; not enljvnig. 
 
 Uxcherished, Un-qer-i|t, a. not qerijt. 
 
 Unche'wed, Un-qv|,d, a. not qi|d er mastikated. 
 
 Unchid, Un-qid, ) >. -a -a 
 
 rTxTr.r,.^^,.T tT 'J ( 3. not qid er qidn. 
 Unchidden, Un-qid-n, ) ^ ^ 
 
 Unchilled, Un-qild, a. not qild. 
 
 Unchivalrous, Un-Jiv-al-rus, a. not Jivalrus. 
 
 UxcHOLEEic, Un-kol-er-ik, a. not kolerik; n»t 
 
 Unchopped, Un-qopt, a. not qopt. L^BS"' 
 
 Unchosex, Un-qfflz-n, a. not qozn. 
 
 Unchristen, Un-kris-n, v. t. tu aniil baptizm. 
 
 Uxchristened, Un-kris-nd, a. not krisnd. 
 
 Unchristian, Un-krist-yan, a. not kristyan; kon- 
 trari tu Kristyianiti. [jz. 
 
 Unchristian, Un-krist-yan,* «. <. tu unkristyan- 
 
 Unchristianize, Un-krist-yan-jz, v. t. tu render 
 unkristyan; tu divest ov Kristyianiti er its ben- 
 Efits. [Kristyan. 
 
 Unchristianlike, Un-krist-yan-ljk, a. unljk a 
 
 UxcHRiSTiANLY, Un-krist-yan-li,* a. unkristyan. 
 
 Unchristianly, Un-krist-yan-li, ad. in an un- 
 kristyan maner. 
 
 Unchron'icled, Un-kron-i-kld, a. not kronikld. 
 
 Unchurch, Un-qiirq, v. t. tu dEpriv ov At kar- 
 akter and qts ov a qurq; tu ekspel from a qurq. 
 
 Unchurned, Un-qurnd, a. not qurnd. 
 
 Uncia, Un'Ji-a, n. [/..] {Med.) de twelft pqrt ov 
 a p'snd; an -yns: at dramz. 
 
 Uncial, Un'Jal, a. notii) leterz ov Iqrj sjz, kom- 
 p'snded bstWBn de kapital and miniiski^^l er smel 
 karaUterz, yqzd in anjent manyi|skripts. 
 
 Uncial, Un'Jal, «.. an unjalleter; a leter dat standz 
 far a ward in inskripjonz, epitafs, &s.; az, A. M., 
 Master ov Hrts. 
 
 Unciform, Un'si-ferm, a. {Anat.) havit) a buk- 
 lik proses: — apljd tu ds last bon ov de sekond 
 ru ov rist bonz. 
 
 Uncinate. Un'si-nat, a. {Bit.) hukt at de end. 
 
 Uncinctured, Un-siijkt-yqrd, a. not havig a 
 gvriU or siijktyq^r. 
 
 Uncipher, Un-sj-fer, v. t. tu unravel; tu dEsjfer. 
 
 Uncirculated, Un-ser-kii-lat-ed, a not serki],- 
 Ittled.
 
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 UNC 
 
 Ckoibcl'Mciskd, Un-wfr-kum-sjtd, a. not t^t- 
 
 \k\na*\t>\. [ii«rkuui«i3on. 
 
 UmciKCLMcisioN, Un-»?r-kuai-»i3-oD, n. wunt ov 
 
 I'NCittci MscUiBtD, Un-st-r-kuin-skribd, a. un- 
 
 bvixli'l; uiiliiuitL-d. 
 Uncikcu MSPECT, l.'u-s<T-kuni-spfkt, a. notkojus; 
 not vijil«nt. ' ^ [«t ko/oo. 
 
 l/NCiRCUMtiPKc'TLV, UD-3<^r-kum-spekt-li, a<^. wid- 
 Umcikcl'M.stantial, Un-!i9r-kuin-8liin-/al, a. not 
 svrkuiujianjiil. [kwoted. 
 
 Umoitkp, ru-.-ilt-eJ, a. nut sjtcd or gumund; not 
 U^CIV1L, I'u-siv-il, a. not siril; impuljt; uiikurt- 
 
 yus: rJxl: ruf: unkjtid. 
 Dncivilizho. Un-siv-il-jid, a. not siviljzd; kors. 
 Uncivilly, Un-siv-il-i, ad. in an uncivil mancr: 
 
 rUKlli. 
 Unclad, I'n-klad, h. not klod; not kludd. 
 Unclaimed, Un-klitmd, a. not klamd: not dc- 
 mduJ'.J. ^ [pqrifjd. 
 
 Unclahikied, Un-klar-i-fjd, a. not klarifjd; not 
 UNCLAbi*. Uu-kldsp, r. t, tu Idtsn de klasp uv. 
 Unclassic, L'n-kluj-ik, | a. not klasik or 
 
 Unclassical, Un-klis-i-kal, I kla-^ikul: inelt- 
 giint. [klii*ikal maner. 
 
 Unolassically, Un-klaa-i-kal-i, ad. in an un- 
 Uncle, I u'kl, «. de bruder ov wunz fqdtr or 
 
 muder. 
 Unclean, Un-kUn, a. not klcn: f-sl: d^rti; filti; 
 l»ld; uiiqast; iujpiir;— not ptirifid bj rjts. [line?. 
 Dncleanliness, I n-kl^n-li-ne», n. wont ov klou- 
 Uncleaxly. I'n-klen-li, a. fid: filti: unklen. 
 Uncleannesw, l'n-kU'u-ne3, n. At slat ov btij) 
 
 unklen: impiirili; li^dncs; filtines. 
 UncleaNsED, L'n-klenzd, a. nut klonzd. 
 Uncleared, Un-klerd, a. not kUrd. [kleft. 
 
 Uncleavable, Un-klt'v-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 Unclerical, Un-kler-i-kal, a. not betitig dt 
 
 klyrji. 
 Unclew, I n-kli^, r. t. tci undi6; tu unwjnd. 
 Unclimbed. rn-kljmd, a. not kljmd. 
 Uncli.ncu, L'n-klinq. r. t. tu opn de klozd hand; 
 
 — ritn ><\itj {unclench.} 
 Unclipped, I'n-klipt, a. not klipt; hal. 
 Uncloaked, L'n-klukt, a. not klokt. 
 Uncloo, l'n-kl6g, v. I. tu di:scnkdmbcr: tu set 
 at lib<rti. [from a klffstcr. 
 
 Uncloister, l^n-kl(h-ter, r. t. tu set at Iqrj, az 
 Unclose, I'n-klilii, r. /. tu opn. 
 Unclosed, I'n-kluzd, a. not kluzd; not Jut. 
 U.NCLOTiiE, I'n-kliJd, V. t. tu strip ov klodz; tu 
 
 mak niiked. 
 Unclothed, I'n-kltSdd, a. not klodd. 
 Unclothedly, Un-kliid-cd-li, ad. nakcdli. 
 Unclotuino, L'n-klu>d-i{), n. a disrobif); undr^.s. 
 Unclotted, Uu-kl6t-od, a. not kloted. 
 Uncloud, Un-kliiid, r. t. tu unval; tu kler from 
 obskqriii. [dqrknd. 
 
 Unclouded, Un-kl'Kd-ed, a. fre from klisdz: nut 
 Unclovdedness, Un-klSd-ed-nes, n. opnnes; fre- 
 
 dom from elotm. 
 Unclovdy, Un-klid-i, a. frt from a kind; kler. 
 Uncloven, Un-kl<ir-n, a. not klavn or split. 
 UnclL'TCU, Un-klnq, r. (. tu upn from beiy klo." 
 Jut, ai de band. I wurd.l 
 
 Unco. I'o'ko, ad. reri; in a hj drgre. [Ui^koti/ 
 Uncoagulable, Un-ko-ag-yi^-U-bl, a. not ko- 
 AfUnilabl. [agyi^Iatod. 
 
 Uncoaoilated, Un-ko-ig-ji^-lat-od, a. not ko- 
 Umcoatkd, Un-kut-ed, a. not kuted; frtd from 
 
 a kut. 
 Uncock. Un-k6k, r. t. tu let ditn, ai dr hamcr 
 ov a gun, or de brim ov a hat; tu reiudtat dat 
 hwiq ix kokt. 
 Uncocked. Un-kokt, a. not kokt. [kofin. 
 
 UNCOrriNED, Un-k6f-ind, a. not put intu a 
 Uncogent, Un-k6-jent, a. not kujcnt; wrk. 
 
 Uncohesivc, Un-ko-he-siv, a. not kohesir. 
 Uncoif, Uij-ktff, r. t. lu pul de kup of. 
 UxcoiEED. I u-kdrft, a. not w^rip u k<rf. 
 Uncoil, rn-ktrl, r. t. tu u|>n from beig kffld er 
 
 rapt wuu Dqrt u|)>)n aiidder. 
 Uncoised, Ln-ktiriid, a. not kcrnd. 
 Incollated. Un-kul ut-ed, a. not kolatcd. 
 L'ncollected, I'n-kol-ekt-od, a. nut kol^kted; 
 not giiderd. [be kol^kt«d. 
 
 Uncollectiblk, Un-kol-^kt-i-bl,{ a. dai kan not 
 Uncolomzed, Un-k6l-u)-n(zd, a. nut k<>lon|id 
 IxcoLOUED, I'u-kdl-ord, a. uut kulurd or stand. 
 I'scoLTED, I'n-koU-ed,* a. unburst 
 Uncombed, L'li-kumd, a. nut ku>md. [binabl. 
 I'ncumbinable, L'n-kum-bjn-a-bl, a. not kom- 
 L'ncombined, Un-kom-bjnd, a. not kombjod. 
 Uncomeataule. Un-kum-at-a-bl,t a. dat kan not 
 br kuin at: innksL-^<ibl. [lines. 
 
 Uncomeliness, Un-kdm-li-nes, n. wont ov kum- 
 Uncomelv, L'u-kilm-li, a. not kumli; wuntig 
 
 gras. 
 Uncomfortable, Un-kdm-fort-a-bl, a. wontig 
 kumfurt; uuhapi; diziaal; panful; mizcnbl ; 
 qerle-i. 
 Uncomfortableness, Un-kum-fort-a-bl-nea, n. 
 
 wont ov kumfort er qrrf ulnes. 
 Uncomfortably, I'n-kdm-fort-a-bli, ad. widvl 
 
 kumfurt or t^erfulnes. 
 
 UscoMFORTED, Un-kdm-fort-ed,a. not kumforted. 
 
 Uncommanded, Un-kom-und-ed, a. not kom- 
 
 (iii'lud. • [kumemorated. 
 
 Uncommemorated. Un-kom-em-ij-rat-ed, a. not 
 
 UxcoMMESDABLE, Un-kom-eud-a-bl, a. nut kom- 
 
 cndabl; il'xlubl. (ed. 
 
 UxcoMMENPED, Un-kom-end-ed, a. not komend- 
 
 Uncommercial, Un-kom-^r-Jal, a. not kumerjal. 
 
 Uncommiserated, Un-kom-jz-€r-at-ed, a. not 
 
 koiniz'-rated. [ijond. 
 
 Uncommissioned, Un-kom-iJ-ond, a. not kum- 
 
 Uxcommitted, Un-kom-it-ed, a. not komited. 
 
 Uncommon, Un-kom-on, a. not komon: unyiijual; 
 
 rqr: infrekwcnt. 
 Uncommonly, Un-kum-on-li, ad. in an unk6moD 
 
 drprt': ntrii: not frekwcntli. 
 Uncommonxess, Un-kom-on-nc;!, n. de stat ov 
 
 ht\\) unkurnun: infrtkwensi. 
 
 Uncommcnicated, Un-kom-ti-ni-kat-cd, a. not 
 
 kumi'inikatcd. [komiinikatig. 
 
 Uncommcxicatino, Un-kom-ii-ni-kat-ig, a. not 
 
 I'xcoMMi'NiCATiVE, Un-kom-i'i-ni-ka-liv,* a. klc»s; 
 
 inkumquikativ. 
 
 UxcoMMi xiCATi VENES8, Un-kom-ti-ni-ka-tiv-nes, 
 
 n. wunt ov i^iriisipajon. [kompikt. 
 
 Uncompacx L'n-kom-pakt,* a. not kompakt: in- 
 
 I'ncompacted, Un-kom-pakt-ed,* a. not kom- 
 
 jiaktod: inkomjiaktcd. 
 Uncompanied, I n-kum-pa-nid,*a. nnakumpanid. 
 Uncompanionable, Un-kom-pan-yon-a-bl, a. not 
 
 kuin|>:in>'ou:ibl. 
 
 Uncompasskd, I'n-kdm-paat, a. not kumpast. 
 
 I'ncompassionate, Un-kom-paJ-on-at,* a. not 
 
 kumi>ajunat: inkumpajonat. [patibli. 
 
 Uxcompatibly. Un-kum-pat-i-bli.* ad. inkom- 
 
 I'ncompellable, Un-kum-fiel-a-bl, a. dat kan 
 
 not br k.aujH-ld. [puljon 
 
 Uncompelled, Un-kom-p^ld, a. frt from kom 
 
 Uncompensated, Un-kum-pea-tat-ed, a. not koin 
 
 j*Misaic<l. [planig. 
 
 Uncomplaining, Un-kom-plan-ip, a. not kom- 
 
 Uncomplaisant. Un-koin-pla-zant, a. not kom- 
 
 plar:int: uncivil; imiHjIjt. 
 Uncomplaisantly, L u-kom-pla-iint-U, ad. wiA 
 
 wont uv kumplaxani. 
 Uncompleted, Un-kom-pUt-ed, a. not komnltt- 
 ed: not finijt. [*«>»• 
 
 Uncompliant, Un-kom-pU-ant, a. not koapll-
 
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 UNO 
 
 Uncomplicated, Un-kom-pli-kat-ed, a. not kom- 
 
 plikaii (1. 
 Uncomplimentary, Un-kom-pli-meiit-a-ri, a. 
 
 nor k./iiii)liinentari. [kompliraented. 
 
 Uncomi'LIMENTed, Un-kom-pli-ment-ed, a. nut 
 Uncomplving, Un-kom-pli-ii), a. not kompliiij: 
 
 unbendii). [los. 
 
 Uncomposed. Un-kotn-pozd, a. not kompozd; re,<t- 
 Uncompoinded, Un-koin-p'snd-ed, a. not kom- 
 
 p'Si lie' I: siinpl. 
 Uncompoundedxess, Un-kom-p'snd-ed-nes, n. de 
 
 Stat ov brii) unkoiupunded. 
 Uncomi'Rehended, Un-kom-pre-hend-ed, a. not 
 
 koiniii-Eheiuled. [kompixhensiv. 
 
 Uncompueuexsive, Un-kom-pre-hen-siv,* a. in- 
 Uncompressed, Un-kom-prest, a. not koinprest. 
 UxcoMPUOMiSED, Un-kom-pro-uiizd, a. not koiu- 
 
 proriiizd. 
 Uncompromising, Un-kom-pro-mjz-ig, a. not 
 
 kouip omizir). 
 Uncompkomisixglt, Un-kom-pro-mjz-ig-li, ad. 
 
 wid'xi ki'imjiromiz. 
 Uncomputed, Un-kom-piit-ed, a. not kompnted. 
 Unconcealed, Un-k<m-;£ld, a not konseld. [bl. 
 Unconceivable, Un-kon-sEv-a-bl.*a. inkonseva- 
 Uncoxceivablexess, Un-kon-sev-a bl-nes,* n. 
 
 inkonsEvablnes. 
 Uxconceived, Un-kon-sevd, a. not konsevd. 
 Unconcern, Un-kon-sern, n. wont ov konsern or 
 
 interest; neglijens; indiferens; frt-dum from aij- 
 
 zjeti. 
 Unconcerned, Un-kon-sernd, a. not konsernd: 
 
 havii) 11(0 interest: not aijkjus; not afekted. 
 Unconcernedly, tln-kon-sern-ed-li, ad. widtt 
 
 konsein er interest. 
 Unconcernedness, Un-kon-sern-ed-nes, n. ire- 
 
 dum from konsern. [iij. 
 
 Unconcernixg, Un-kon-sern-ir),* a. not interest- 
 UxcoNCERTED, Un-kon-sert-ed, a. not kontrivd 
 
 er konserted. [siliated. 
 
 Unconciliated, Un-kon-sil-i-at-ed, a. not kon- 
 Unconciliating, Un-kon-sil-i-at-it), a. not kon- 
 
 siliatii). [ed. 
 
 Uncoxcluded, Un-kon-kli],d-ed, a. not konkh^d- 
 U.nconcluding, Un-kon-kh],d-ii),* a. not kon- 
 
 kliidiii. [not mati^rd. 
 
 Unconcocted, Un-kon-kokt-ed, a. not konkokted: 
 Uncoxdlmned, Un-kon-deind, a. not koudemd. 
 Uncoxdensable, Un-kon-dens-a-bl, a. not kon- 
 
 densabl. 
 Uncondensed, Un-kon-denst, a. not kondenst. 
 Unuonditioxal, Un-kon-diJ-on-al, a. not kon- 
 
 dijunal; not rgstrikted; absoln,t; not limited. 
 Unconditionally, Un-kon-diJ-on-al-i, ad. wid-st 
 
 kondijouz. 
 Unconducing, Un-kon-dq,s-ii), a. not kondii^sii): 
 
 not Ifdig tu. [ed: not led. 
 
 Uncoxducted, Un-kcn-dtikt-ed, a. not kcndiikt- 
 Unconkederated, Un-kon-fed-er-at-ed, a. not 
 
 kontederated. 
 Uncoxfeered, Un-kon-ford, a. not konferd. 
 Uncoxfessed, Un-kon-fest, a. not konfest. 
 Unconfessing, Un-kon-fes-ig, a. not konfesii). 
 Uncoxfixable, Un-kon-fjn-a-bl, a. not koTi'fjn- 
 
 abl: 'unb-siided. [limited. 
 
 Uncoxfixed, Unkon-fjnd, a. not konfjnd: nn- 
 Unconfinedly, Un-kon-fjn-ed-li, ad., wid-st kon- 
 
 fjnment. 
 Unconfining, Un-kon-fjn-ig, a. not konfjnii). 
 Unconfirmed, Un-kon-fermd, a. not konfermd: 
 
 not estal>lijt; not stregtend; re; wek. 
 Uncoxform, Un-kon-ferm,* a. unljk; disiinilar. 
 Uncoxformable, Un-kon-form-a-bl,' a. not kon- 
 
 formabl: itlkon^■istent. [formabli. 
 
 Unconfoum a BLY, Un-kon-form-a-bli, dd. not kon- 
 Unconformed, Un-kon-formd, a. not konfermd. 
 
 Unconformity, Un-kon-firm-i-ti,* n. nonkon- 
 
 firiniti. [f-snded. 
 
 Uncoxfouvded, Un-kon-f-snd-ed, a. not kon- 
 Uncoxfused, Un-kon-fiv/.d, a. not konfi\,zd. 
 Uncoxfusedly, Un-kon-fi\,z-ed-li, ad. wid^st 
 
 konfnx<in. [abl: irefragabl. 
 
 Unconfutable, Un-kon-fi'i,t-a-bl, a. not konfi^t- 
 Unconfl'Ted, Un-konfij,t-ed, a. not konfti,ted. 
 Unconcealed, Un-kon-jgld, a. not konkreted bi 
 
 kold. 
 Uncongenial, Un-kon-je-ni-al, a. not konjenial. 
 Uncongeniality, Un-kon-JE-ni-al-i-ti, n. wont 
 
 ov koiiJEninliti. 
 Uncongratulated, Un-kon-grat-yi],-lat-ed, a. 
 
 not kon;<ratyi|lated. 
 Unconjoined, Un-kon-jffnd, a. not konjtrnd. 
 Unconjugal, Un-k6n-ji|,-ga], a. not konjiigal; not 
 
 bsiicig a luizband er wjf. [jiirjktiv. 
 
 Unconjunctive, Un-kon-jiigk-tiv, a. not kon- 
 Unconnected, Un-ki>n-ek-ied, a. not konekted; 
 
 diskonek cd; not koherent: laks- Ian; vag." 
 Uncoxnectedly, Un-kon-ek-ted-li, ad. wid-st 
 
 kon.-kjon. 
 Unconniving, Un-kon-jv-ig, a. not konjvig. 
 Unconquerable, Un-kog-ker-a-bl, a. not kog- 
 
 kerabl: insurin-sntabl; insi\perabl; invinsibl. 
 Unconquerableness, Un-kog-ker-a-bl-nes, n. dz 
 
 Stat <iv bcig uiikogkerabl: invinsiblnes. 
 Unconquerably, Un-kog-ker-a-bli, ad. invinsi- 
 
 bli: insiiiierabli. 
 Uncoxquered, Un-kog-kerd. a. not kogkerd. 
 Unconscientious, Un-kon-Ji-en-Jus, a. not kon- 
 
 Jienjus. 
 Unconscionable, Un-kon-Jon-a-bl, a. not kon- 
 
 Jonabl; Jvust; gnermus; ekstravagant; nnreznabl; 
 
 unjust. 
 Uncoxscionablene.ss, Un-kon-Jon-a-bl-nes, n. 
 
 ekstnivngaiis; unreznablnes ov hop or klam. 
 Unconscionably, Un-kon-Jon-a-bli, ad. unre- 
 
 znabli. 
 Unconscious, Un-kon-Jus. a. not konjus; havig 
 
 no mental persepjon; unnoig; ignorant. 
 Unconsciously, Un-kon-Jus-li. ad. wid-st kon- 
 
 Jusnes. [beii) unkonjus. 
 
 Unconsciousness, Un-kon-Jus-nes, n. de stat ov 
 Unconsecrated, Un-kon-SE-krat-ed, a. not kon- 
 
 sekrated. [not j'Elded. 
 
 Unconsented, Un-kon-sent-ed, a. not konsented; 
 Uncoxsenting, Un-kon-sent-ig, a. not konsent- 
 
 i:g: not yEldig. 
 Unconsidered, Un-kon-sid-erd, a. not konsiderd. 
 Unconsidering, Un-kon-sid-er-ig, a. not kon- 
 
 siderig. 
 Unconsigned, Un-kon-sjnd, a. not konsjnd. 
 Unconsolidated, Un-kon-s61-i-dat-ed, a. not 
 
 konsolidated. 
 Unconsolixg. Un-kon-s61-ig, a. not konsolig. 
 Unconsonant, Un-kon-so-nant, a. not konso- 
 
 nant; inkoggroQus. [yi]^us. 
 
 Unconspicuous, Un-kon-spik-yri,-us, a. inkonsjuk- 
 Uncoxspirjngness, Un-kon-spjr-ig-nes,* n. ab- 
 
 sens ov konspirasi. 
 Unconstant. Un-kon-stant,* a. inkonstant. 
 Unconstitutional, Un-kun-sti-tii,-Jon-al, a. not 
 
 konstiti],fi'n:il. 
 Unconstitutionality, Un-kon-sti-tn-Jon-al-i-ti, 
 
 n. de kwdliti ov beig unkonstiti|Jonal,er inkon- 
 
 siitint wid de konstiti^Jon. 
 Unconstitutionally, Un-kon-sti-tii,-Jon-aI-i, ad. 
 
 in :in uiikunstitiyoual manor. 
 Unconstrainable, Un-kon-stran-a-bl, a. dat 
 
 kan not be konstrand. [strant. 
 
 Unconstrained, Un-kon-strand, a. frE from kon- 
 Unconstraixedly, Un-kon-stran-ed-li, ad. wid- 
 
 ■st. kon-^triiiit. [konstrant; ez. 
 
 Unconstraint, Un-kon-strant, n. fredom from
 
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 Ukconstructid, Un-kon-stnikt-ed, m, not kon- 
 
 Ukconsultkd. Un-kon-sdlt-cd, a. not konsdited. 
 UwcoxsL'LTixo, Un-kon-!)iiU-iD, a. not konsdlito; 
 
 •imjirMVHluut: impnixlcnt. [wn'«teij. 
 
 rNt'ONHiMKD, Cii-kon-sriinJ, a. not koti-iitii'i or 
 L'si'ovSLMiNO, rn-kun-Mim-io. .i. not kc>ti<iiiniu. 
 U.NCONbUMMATi;, I'n-kou-suiu-ai, a. not kon- 
 
 ■dinHi. [^dtnated. 
 
 Unconsi'MMated, Un-kon-sdm-at-cd, a. out kon- 
 Um'o.ntami.nated, Un-kon-tam-i-nat-ed, a. not 
 
 koiil:iiniii'i(ed. 
 UscoxTKMXtD. Tn-kon-tcmd, a. not dFspjzd. 
 Uncostkmplated, Un-kon-t^in-plat-ed, a. not 
 
 koutetii|iliite<l. [lor; not kont^jlvd. 
 
 Dncostknded, rn-kon-tdnd-cd,a. not koiit^udod 
 Uncontkstkd, I'n-kon-tefit-ed, a. diskont^nted. 
 UnconTksted, I'n-kon-lest-cd, a. not koiite.stfd; 
 
 cvidi-nt. [tnikti'd. 
 
 Un'co»tractkd, I'n-kon-trdkt-ed, a. not kon- 
 Uscontkakutable, Un-kon-tra-dikt-a-bl, a. in- 
 
 diH|iiitiibl. [tnidikted. 
 
 Dnco\tradicted. Un-kon-tra-dikt-ed,a. not kon- 
 Uncontkadictkdlv, Un-kon-tra-dikt-cd-li, «</. 
 
 wiiliit koiitr;ulikjon. (e<l. 
 
 Usx'ONTnASTtn, L"n-kon-trdst-ed, a. not kontruit- 
 Un'Co.ntkite, I'n-kon-trit, a. not kontrit. 
 Umostki VEP, I'ti-kon-trjvd, a. not kontrjvd. 
 U.scovTRiviNO, rn-kon-triv-ij), a. not kontrp-ig. 
 Uncontrollable, Uu-kon-tnjl-a-bl, a. not kon- 
 
 trultibl: uii;;uverniibl; uiiuidnajabi; rezistlo.x. 
 Uncoxtbollablv, L'n-kon-trul-a-bli, ad. so az 
 
 n i! Ml r)r kmilruM. 
 Uncontrolled, I'n-kon-trtild, a. not kontrd>ld: 
 
 unrtzis'i'd: not wvcrriDld; not rf futod. 
 Uncontrolleuly, Un-kon-trul-fd-li, ad. wid^t 
 
 koutrif)! or o|)uzijon. 
 Uncontrovebtei), rn-kon-tro-vprt-od, a. not 
 
 kontr jvoito<l or di^ipritod. 
 UnconVe.ned. I'n-koii-vend, a. not konvend. 
 Uncosvehsable, I'n-kon-v^rs-a-bl, a. not kon- 
 
 ver.«abl: not .-Hj/al. 
 Unconversant, Un-k6n-ver-sant, a. not konvor- 
 
 saiit: not fjinilyar. Se {(^i-nremant.y 
 Uncox version, L'n-kon-vvr-Jon, ». de stator bci{) 
 
 unkonvcrtod. 
 
 Unconverted, I'n kon-v^rt-ed, a. not konvertcd: 
 
 not relijuj. [vertibl. 
 
 Unconvertible, Un-kon-v^rt-i-bl, a. not kon- 
 Unconveved. In-kon-vad, a. not konviid. 
 Unconvicted, I'n-kon-vikt-cd, a. not konvikted. 
 UxcovviNCED, Un-kon-vinst, a. not konvinst. 
 Uncooked. I'n-kukt, a. not kukt. [kopid. 
 
 Uncoimable, rn-k6p-i-a-bl, a. di»t kan not br 
 Uncord, lu-kord, r. t. tu Xaa from kordz: tu 
 
 anb|nd. • [hqrti. 
 
 Uncordial, Un-kord-yal, a. not kardyal: not 
 Uncork. In-k.irk, r. t. tu dro At kork from. 
 Uncoroseted, l'n-k6r-ij-nct-cd, a. not havip a 
 
 kiirunvt. linakyi^rat. 
 
 Uncorrected, Un-kor-^kt-ed, a. not kor^klcd: 
 Uncourh;ible, Un-kor-ij-i-bl,* a. ink6rijibl. 
 Uncorroburatkd, Un-kor-6b-u-rat-ed, a. not 
 
 kor6i>u>ra'cd. 
 Uncorroded. Un-kor-«jd-ed, a. not korodod. 
 Uncorrlpt, I'D-kor-ript, a. not kordpi; ono«t; in- 
 
 k<'rd;.t. [not vi/intcd. 
 
 Uncorrcpted, Un-kor-dpt-cd, a. not kordpicd; 
 UNCORRirrKDNEbS, Uu-kor-dpt-ed-Des, n. At atat 
 
 ov bri|) unkordptcd. 
 UxcoRRCPTiBLE, Uo-kor-dp-ti-bl, a. inkoniptibl. 
 rNCOKRiPTLY, L'n-kor-dpl-li, ad. widit korup- 
 
 Jon: Uiiritli. 
 Uncorrcptness, Un-kor-dpt-ncs, ». de »t«t ov 
 
 b.-m unkonijil; integriti. [advjxd. 
 
 Uncounsellable, Un-kisn-sel-a-bl. a. not tu be 
 
 Umcounsellfd, Un-kiinneld, a. not kunncld. 
 Uncountable, L'n kTsnt-a-bl,* a. int'imerubl. 
 Uncounted, Un-kvut-ud, a. not nutnberd; not 
 
 kunted. [ttnanst. 
 
 Uncol'ntexanced, Un kin-U-nan<t, a. not kin- 
 I'.NcoL.NTtUACTED, Un-kva-tef-aki-cd, a. nut 
 
 kuiitiTakieil. 
 ['.vcountebfeit, Un-kin-ter-ni, a. not kinterTit. 
 Uxcol'nterkkited, Un-kin-ter-fit-ed, a. not 
 
 kSiiUsrfiud. 
 Uncol-ntermaxdable, Un-km-tcr-mdnd-a-bl, a. 
 
 not lu bf k'Hiitfruiiiiidfd. [tcrvald. 
 
 Uncounterveiled, Ln-kuntcr-vald, a. noik'sn- 
 L'ncolple, Ln-kdii-1, c. t. tu low from kupli; lu 
 
 set IdW; tu ili«j«5fn. 
 Uncoupled, Un-kdp-ld, a. not kupid; siogl. 
 UxcouRTED. Un kdirt-cd, a. not kortwl or wcwl. 
 UxfouKTEOus, Un-kiir-tc-us, »r L'n-kurt-yu«, a. 
 
 not kdrieus; iui|iQl{t: uncivil. 
 I xcocRTEousLy, Ln-kiir-ie-us-li, or Un-k(Srt- 
 
 yxi-'-X , aJ. in an unkurteui maner; UD!<ivili. 
 UxcoLRTEOcsxESs, L'n-kdr-U-us-nea. n. At stat 
 
 ov beij) unkiirtcus. - [ip unkortli. 
 
 IScoLUTLiXEss, Ln-kurt-li-ncs, w. de stat ov be- 
 UscoLRTLY, lJn-k6rt-li, a. not kortli; inelegant 
 
 in iu;ini'rz: uncivil; kors; ra-tik. 
 UxcOLTH, I'n-kiiit, a. od; 8tranj; unyt'j^i^al; ek- 
 
 ward: unhandi: klumzi: imiMDijt. 
 Uncol'Thly, Un-k(j[»t-li, ad. in an unk(jE)t maner; 
 
 odii: !<tranjli. 
 Uncolthxess, Un-kifit-ncs, n. At statov brij) nn- 
 
 kiiit; (nlnos: ■itraijjnes. [naotcd. 
 
 UxcovESANTED, Ln-kdv-e-nant-ed, a. not kdve- 
 Uncover, Un-kiiv-cr, r. t. lu div^t ov a kuver- 
 
 ig: tu strip: tu unroEif: tu la opnj — tu b^r, a< 
 ^ ffc hcd in tukn ov re.''pekt. [mak b^r. 
 
 Uncover, Un-kdv-er, r. i. tu tak of At hat; lu 
 Incoveted, I'n-kdv-et-ed, a. not kuvetcd. 
 Incowl. I'n-kiil, r. /. tu divest ov a k-sl. 
 IJxcowLED, Un-ki4ld, a. not wqrij) a kiil. 
 TxcRAMPED, Un-kramt, a. not kramt. 
 UxcREATABLE, Uo-krE-at-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 krrntcd. [tu nutip. 
 
 UxcHEATE. Un-kre-at, r. t. tu anjb'lat; tu rcdiiJ 
 I'XCUEATE, Un-krr-at, a. not krtau-d: unkreat<^. 
 I'xcuEATED, Un-krc-ut-ed, a. not priadtiji bj kre- 
 
 ajon: not mad. 
 UxcBEDiBLE, Un-krcd-i-bl.» a. inkrcdibl. 
 Ux<;hei)Itable. Un-kred-it-a-bl,*a. di!<kreditabl. 
 L'.s^HEDiTABLENESS, Ln-krod-it-a-bl-ncs,* n. djs- 
 
 kiiMlitiiblncs. 
 U.xcREDiTABLY, Un-kfod-it-a-bli, a<f. widitkred- 
 
 if: di.ir<5))yntabli. 
 Uncredited, Un-kr^-it-cd, a. not krodited; not 
 
 brlpvd. 
 Uncrested, Un-krwt-ed, a. not hivig a krest. 
 Incrippled, Un-krip-ld, a. not kripld. 
 I'ncritical. Un-krit-i-kal, a. not kritikal. 
 I'ncriticized. Uu-krit-i-sizd, a. not kriti«jzd. 
 I'ncropped, Un-kropt, a. not kropt; not gaderd. 
 I'ncrossed. Un-krost, a. not krosi: unkanseld. 
 Uncrow'ded. Un-krsd-ed, a. not stratnd. 
 Incrown. In-kr'jn, r. t. tu deprjv ov a krsn; 
 
 tu di-kr>n. 
 Uncrcshkd, In-knijt, a. not krujt. [no krust. 
 Tncrcwted. In-krust-cd, a. not knist«l: havip 
 rxcBVSTALLiXE, Un-kris-tal-jn. cr Un-krii-tal-in, 
 
 a. not kri.-talin. Sr {Crytlallinf.} 
 Uncrystallizable, Un-kris-lal-jz-a-bl, a. not 
 
 tu be krisializd. 
 Unction, I'lik'/on, n. de akt ov . ' i tig 
 
 Icniliv; — ujj^wcnt; wotracnl;- » Jon, 
 
 dal hwiq oksjts or mclLt tu dr^ . 'rm 
 
 uijkjiin, wun ov At scvn .sakraiucuu ov At K©- 
 
 man Kutolik qurt;. it de eolcm nnfTnlig ova per- 
 son at de pffnt ov dct.
 
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 UND 
 
 Unctionless, TJijk'Jon-les, a. dEVt5^d ov uijkjon. 
 Unctuosity, Ur)kt-yix-6s-i-ti, ii. de kwoliti ov be- 
 
 ii) lujkjus; fatnes; fflines. 
 Unctl-ol'S, Uijkt'yix-us, a. fat; erii; grezi. 
 Unctuousness, Ugkt'yq,-us-nes, n. fatnes; erlines; 
 grezines. [kukokl. 
 
 Uncuckolded, Un-kuk-old-ed, a. not mad a 
 Unculled, Un-kiild, a. not kuld; not gaderd. 
 Unculpable, Un-kdl-pa-bl,* a. inkulpabl. 
 Uncultivable, Un-kul-tiv-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 kdltivated. 
 Uncultivated, Un-kul-ti-vat-ed, a. not kdltivat- 
 ed; not imprif)vd bj tilaj;— not instriikted; not 
 siviljzd. * 
 
 Uncumbered, Un-kum-berd, a. not kumberd. 
 Uncurb, Un-kurb, v. t. tu fre from de kurb. 
 Uncurbable, Un-kdrb-a-bl,* a. dat kan not bs 
 
 kurbd. 
 Uncurbed, Un-kiirbd, a. not kurbd; Ijsenjus, 
 Uncurdled, Un-kurd-ld, a. not kurdld. 
 Uncured, Un-kii,rd, a. not kii,rd; not held. 
 Uncurl, Un-kurl, v. t. tia fre from kurlz or rig- 
 lets, [kurlz. 
 Uncurl, Un-kurl, -v. i. tu fel from riglets er 
 Uncurled, Un-kurld, a. not kurld. [freli. 
 Uncurrent, Un-kur-ent, a. not kurent; not pasii) 
 Uncurried, Un-kur-id, a. not kurid. 
 Uncurse, Un-kurs, v. t. tia frg from eksskrajon. 
 Uncursed, Un-kurst, a. not kurst. 
 Uncurtailed, Un-kur-tald, a. not kurtald. 
 Uncurtain, Un-kur- ten, v. t. tu divest ov a kur- 
 
 ten. 
 Uncurtained, Un-kur-tend, a. not kurtend. 
 Uncustomable, Un-kus-tom-a-bl, a. not Ijabl tu 
 
 pa kustomz. 
 Uncut, Un-kut, a. not kut; not separated. 
 Undam, Un-dam, v.t. tia fre from a damer mund. 
 Undamaged, Un-dam-ajd, a. not damajd. 
 Undamped, Un-damt, a. not damt; not dejekted. 
 Undangerous, Un-dfkn-jer-us,* a. not danjerus. 
 Undarkened, Un-dqrk-nd, a. not dqrknd. 
 Undated, Un-dat-ed, a. not dated. 
 Undauntable, Un-dqnt-a-bl, a. not tia be dqnted. 
 Undaunted, Un-dqiit-ed, a. not dqnted. [idli. 
 Undauntedly, Un-dqnt-ed-li, ad. boldli; intrep- 
 Undauntedness, Un-dqnt-ed-nes, n. boldnes; 
 
 braveri; intrepiditi. 
 Undawnin'g, Un-den-ii), a. notdenii); notilnmind. 
 Undazzled, Un-daz-ld, a. not dazld. 
 Undeaf, Un-def,* v. t. tu fre from defnes. 
 Undebarred, Un-de-b^rd, a. not debqrd. [ed. 
 Undebased, Un-de-bast, a. not debast er degrad- 
 Undebated, Un-de-bat-ed, a. not debated. 
 Undebauched, Un-de-boqt, a. not debeqt. 
 Undebilitated, Un-de-bil-i-tat-ed, a. not debil- 
 itated. 
 Undecagon, Un-dek-a-gon, n. {Gemn.) a f igyri,r 
 
 ov elevn sjdz and aijglz. 
 Undecayed, Un-de-kad, a. not dekad er imp4rd. 
 Undecaying, Un-de-ka-ig, a. not dekaig er de- 
 
 kljnii). 
 Undec'kitful, Un-de-set-ful, a. not desetf lal. 
 Undeceivable, Un-de-sev-a-bl, a. not liabl tu 
 desev er be desevd. [sepjon. 
 
 Undeceive, Un-de-sev, v. t. tii set fre from de- 
 Undeceived, Un-de-SEvd, a. not desevd er ceted. 
 Undeceptivk, Un-de-.sep-tiv, a. not deseptiv. 
 Undecidable, Un-de-sjd-a-bl,* a. dat kan not be 
 desjded. [termind. 
 
 Undecided, Un-de-sjd-ed, a. not desjded; not de;- 
 Undeciding, Un-de-sid-ig, a. not desjdig. 
 Undecipherable, Un-de-sj-fer-a-bl, a. not de- 
 
 sjfcrabl. 
 Undeciphered, Un-de-sj-ferd, a. not desjford. 
 Undeok, Un-dek, v. t. tu deprjv ov ornament.s or 
 dres. 
 
 Undecked, Un-dekt, a. not adernd; not emb^lijt. 
 Undeclared, Un-de-kl4rd, a. not dekl4rd. 
 Undeclinable, Un-de-kljn-a-bl,* a. indekljnabl. 
 Undeclined, Un-de-kijnd, a. not dekiind; not 
 
 deviatig; — not gramatikali varid bj terminajon. 
 Undeclining, Un-de-kljn-ig, a. nol dekljnig. 
 Undecomposable, Un-de-kom-p6z-a-bl,* a. not 
 
 dekompozabl. [pozd. 
 
 Undecomposed, Un-de-kom-p6zd, a. not dekom- 
 Undecompounded, Un-de-kom-p-snd-ed, a. not 
 
 dekompiinded. [ed. 
 
 Undecorated, Un-dek-cD-rat-ed, a. not dekorat- 
 Undecreed, Un-de-kred, a. not dekred. 
 Undedicated, Un-ded-i-kat-ed, a. not dedikated; 
 
 not konsekrated. 
 Undeuucible, Un-de-d4s-i-bl, a. not dedixsibl. 
 Undefaceable, Un-de-fas-a-bl,a. dat kan not be 
 
 defast. [figyi^rd. 
 
 Undefaced, Un-de-fast, a. not defast; not dis- 
 Undefeasible, Un-de-fez-i-bl,* a. indefezibl. 
 Undefeated, Un-de-fet-ed, a. not defetcd; un- 
 
 kogkerd. 
 Undefended, Un-de-fend-ed, a. not defended: 
 
 ekspuzd tu asolt. 
 Undeferred, Un-de-ferd, a. not deferd. 
 Undefied, Un-de-fjd, a. not defid: not qalenjd. 
 Undefiled, Un-de-fjld, a. not defjld; not pointed. 
 Undefiledness, Un-de-fjl-ed-nes, ». fredomfrom 
 
 Stan. 
 Undefinable, Un-de-fin-a-bl, a. indefinabl. 
 Undefined, Un-de-fjnd,a. not def jnd er ekspland. 
 Undeflowered, Un-de-fl-8-erd, a. not defl'serd. 
 Undeformed, Un-de-fermd, a. not deformd. 
 Undefrauded, Un-de-fred-ed, a. not defreded. 
 Undegraded, Un-de-grad-ed, a. not degraded; 
 
 not debast. 
 Undeify, Uu-ds-i-fj, v. t. tia deprjv ov diviniti. 
 Undejected, Un-de-jekt-ed, a. not dejekted; not 
 
 deprest. 
 Undelayed, Un-de-lad, a. not delad. 
 Undelaying, Un-de-la-ig, a. not delaig. 
 Undelegated, Un-del-e-gat-cd, a. not delegated. 
 Undeliberate, Un-de-lib-er-at, a. not deliberat; 
 
 raj. 
 Undeliberated, Un-de-lib-er-at-ed, a. not de- 
 liberated or konsiderd. 
 Undeliberateness, Un-de-lib-er-at-nes, n. wont 
 
 ov deliberajon. 
 Undeliberative, Un-de-lib-er-a-tiv, a. not de- 
 
 liberativ. 
 Undelicious, Un-de-liJ-us, a. not delijus. 
 Undelighted, Uu-de-lit-ed, a. not delited er 
 
 plezd. 
 Undelightful, Un-de-ljt-ful, a. not delitful. 
 Undelineated, Un-de-lin-e-at-ed, a. not delin- 
 eated. 
 Undelivered, Un-de-liv-erd, a. not deliverd. 
 Undeluded, Un-de-h\d-ed, a. not deli|,ded. 
 Undeluged, Uu-del-qjd, a. not overbwelmd. 
 Undelusive, Un-de-lq-siv, a. not deh|siv. 
 Undemanded, Un-de-mdnd-ed, a. not demanded. 
 Undemised, Un-de-mizd, a. not demjzd. 
 Undemolished, Un-de-mol-ijt, a. not demolijt. 
 Undemonstrable, Un-de-mon-stra-bl, a. inde- 
 
 monstrabl. [old; obvius. 
 
 Undeniable, Un-de-nj-a-bl, a. dat kan not be ds- 
 Undeniably', Unde-nj-a-bli, ad. so planli az tu 
 
 admit no kontradikjon. 
 Undenounced, Uu-de-n-»nst, a. not den-snst. 
 Undepending, Un-de-pend-ig, a. not dependij). 
 Undeplored, Un-de-pl6rd, a. not lamented. 
 Undeposed, Un-de-p6zd, a. not depozd. 
 Undepraved, Un-de-pravd, a. not depravd. 
 Undepressed, Un-de-prest, a. not deprest. 
 Undeprivkd, Un-de-prjvd, a. not deprjvd. 
 Undeputed. Ua-de-pii,t-ed, a. not dEpi],ted.
 
 UND 
 
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 I vDtR, I'u'Jcr, prep, in a »tat ov subjek/on ta; 
 
 -iilNvrJinat tu; htiiid; nut (jVcr; not niur; leg 
 
 rtnif infrriorlu; bflii; not abliv; - j<'>nontli o|xI)zd 
 
 I r uvfr. — I'niifr tal, luivij) de Hals 
 
 l/ci|) in mojun, iiz u Jip.— I'luler tea, 
 
 I '>u or umkio |iro;;re!(, az a Jip. 
 
 Um>ui, Lu'Jcr, a. infErior; luor; subjckt; subor- 
 
 dinnt. 
 Under, Un'dcr, W. mo at tu br infrrior; belu; 
 
 not Bbdv; lf!<;— it iz muq yi^zd in kuu][iuziJon. 
 Ukdebactioji, L'n-dcr-ak-Jon, «. a sulMrdinat 
 
 ok/on. [tor or njent. 
 
 Undebactor, rn-der-dk-tor, n. asubordinnt nk- 
 Underaoent, I'n-der-u-jent, n. a liubordinul 
 
 ajunt. 
 Undebanoed, I'D-dE-rdfljd, a. not deranjd. 
 U.XDERBEAR, I'n-dcr-b^r, v. t. tu 8up<irt; tu en- 
 
 diir;--tu l|n. 
 Unoeruearer, rn-der-b4r-cr, n. wun ba> undcr- 
 
 biirz; wuD hob hcli<s tu bi^r a kofin at a bcrial; 
 
 ii b;irer. 
 Lnuerbid, Tn-dcr-bld, r. t. tu bid or ofer les 
 
 for; tu ofcr for eni tijj l«a dan it iz wurt. 
 Underbi.nd, rn-der-bjnd, r.t. tu bjnd undcm^d. 
 Underbrace, In der-bras, 1. 1. tu bjnd tug^dcr 
 
 belli). 
 U.vpERBRANCu, I'n'dcr-branq. «. a loer bmnq. 
 L'.NiitRMUEAi), I'n'Jor-brod, a. ov inferior brediy. 
 UNDEKUKL'sii, I'li'dcr-bruJ, n. brujwud or Jrubz 
 
 grwii) umlcr forest trez; undergrot. — [Yq,«d in 
 
 de Viinjtod Stat.s.] 
 UNDERBLr, In-dcr-bi, r. t. tu bj for Ics. 
 Uaukkchambeblaiv, Un-dcr-qdm-ber-Iin, n. a 
 
 sub.li Jinat ij;imb<'rlin. 
 L'SDERi'iiAPS, l'n'dcr-qf«p-«, n. pi. de luwr qori?. 
 UNl>tK-<-'LKRK, L'n'Ji'r-kl?rk, li. a sulMirdinnt 
 
 klrrk: a kit-rk subordinat tu de prinisipnl kl«>rk. 
 Undercoat, Un'der-kot, n. a kot worn under 
 
 aniidcr. 
 Undercook, I'n'der-kuk, n. a subordinat kuk. 
 Undercrest, I'n-der-krd-t, r. /. tu supurt. 
 Undercroft, luMer-kroft, n. a volt under de 
 
 kwjr or <;iinsel ov a kafcdral or uder <jurq: eni 
 
 Bubtertinean wok or volt. 
 Undercrcst, Tu'dcr-krust, n. an inferior krust. 
 Undercirrknt, I'n-der-kiir-ent, n. a kurent be- 
 
 ned aiuidiT kurent. 
 U!(derdeali.>-o, Un-dcr-del-ij), n. klandestin 
 
 delifl; qrtifis. [domed. 
 
 Undebditcu, Un-dor-diq, r. t. tu fflrm a diq un- 
 Undkrdo, rn-der-di6, t. i. tu Aa> lea dan iz rok- 
 
 wizit. [dun. 
 
 Underdone, I'n-dcr-dtin, h. moderatii kukt or 
 Underdose, Un'der-do?, n. a moderat or smol 
 
 Ji^". [dos. 
 
 Underdose, rn-dcr-d<i.i, r. t. tu giv a moderat 
 Undebdrain, Un-der-drdn, r, t. tu dran bj kutio 
 
 n riT •! hrntA. [de surfns. 
 
 Um . I'n'dcr-dran, n. a dran formd belij 
 
 I ■>, Un-der-fak-Jon, n. a subdiviijon 
 
 [at faku'lti. 
 UNDkutActLTV, Un-dcr-fak-ul-ti, «. a subordin- 
 UNDERrKLLOW, Un'dcr-fel-o, n. a men man; a 
 
 »«ri req. [edifis. 
 
 Underfillino, I'n-der-fil-io, n. luer p<irt ov an 
 UNDEBfLAME, rn'dcr-flam, n. a loer or inferior 
 
 flnm. 
 UNDKRrooT, Un-dcrf»it, <</. ben<d. 
 Underfoot, Un-dcr-fut, a. abjekt; d'sn-trodn. 
 Undebflbnish, Un-dcr-fdr-niJ, t, t. ta suplj 
 
 wid \cf dan enrtf. 
 Unperoardexeb, rn-dcr-g<\rd-nor, h. a subordi- 
 nat pir.lncr. [r-snd de botoni. 
 Ukderuird. Un-dcr-gorvl. r. t. tu bjnd bel(i or 
 Undeboo, I'n-der-gii, r. (, tu safer; tu sustan: 
 
 ta cudt^r; to sup^rt. • 
 
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 r.NUEB-ooD, Uii'der-god, u. nn inferior deiti. 
 L'ndeboraduate, I'ri-der-grnd-j'n-at, n. a Btij- 
 
 dent at a ytiniveriiti, ur kolej, hOi haz not takn 
 
 a de;;ri'. 
 Underuradlatkhiiip, In-der-grad-yii-at-Jip, n. 
 
 de utat ov un undergnidyqat. Ispai. 
 
 rNDEROROL'.NM, riiM"T-gr->(Ild, /(. .'ubtenineU' 
 
 Inderoeolxd, rnMer-gr'Hnd,a. hcniA At grsnd. 
 L'nderorowtii, L'nMer-grut, n. dal hwiij gtoi 
 
 uuil<T de tol trez; Jrubz under foroj't trez. 
 rNDEUiiANH, I'n-der-hand, ai/. bj isrkrct menz' 
 
 ."ekretli; klandestinii: wid fnKlyiilerit frkresi. 
 r.N'DERHA.Mi, I'n-dcr-liand, a. sekri't: klaixit^tiu; 
 
 slj: di.■'illjeny^u^^; unf^r; improperii kon.-i'Ui. 
 Underhanded, l'n-der-b4nd-cd, a. blj; diiiinj<in- 
 
 ynu.i: underhand. [esti. 
 
 Underhoxest, I'n-derHSn-cst, a. inferior in on- 
 Undebided, In-dE-rid-cd, a. not derided. 
 I'ndebived, Un-de-rjvd, a. not derivd or borod. 
 I'XDERJAW, rn-der-ji>, n, deluerjo. 
 I'ndebkeeper, Un-der-k^p-cr, n. a subordinat 
 
 ke|K>r. [at wurkman. 
 
 Underlaborer, Un-der-la-bor-cr, n. a subordin- 
 UxDEULAV, In-der-lii, r. t. tu la under; ta 
 
 sirejiten or tu raz bj suuitig lad under. 
 UxDERLAYKK, Vn-dcr-lu-er, «. wun dat anderldz: 
 
 suintiy lad under. 
 rxDKRLEAK. I'li'der-lef, n. a spejez ov sjder apl. 
 I'ndkrlease, Un'der-lc:', n. a \ti gi»"n bj a tenant 
 
 or Icsr. 
 Underlet, Un-dcr-16t, r. »'. tu let far les; tu let 
 
 brio de valyt},;— tu let, az a tenant or lese; tu 
 
 sub-let. [I^ta. 
 
 rNDERLETTKB, Un-dcr-l^t-cr, n. wun hiii undcr- 
 I'XDERLiE, Un-der-lj, r. t. tu Ij under, az a stra- 
 tum. 
 Underline, Un-der-ljn, r.t. tu mqrk undcrntd 
 
 wid a Ijn; tu undcrskur. [sori felo. 
 
 rMiERLiXG, Un'der-lij), n. an inferior njent; a 
 I'XDERLir. Ua-der-lip, ii. At loer lip. 
 I XDERMASTED, Un-der-mu?t-ed, a. (3'<iw<.) hav- 
 
 i|) Ac oiu^Ls ta> lo. 
 I'XDERMASTER, Un-dcr-mds-ter, n. a master sub- 
 
 ordinnt tu de jirin-'ipal master. [lor diner. 
 
 Undermkal, I'n'der-inel, n. a reptist befvJr oraf- 
 I'ndekmixe, rn-der-ujjn, r. I. tu dig kavitiz un- 
 der lor dc jiurjius ov drstrffifl hwot iz abdv; tu 
 
 $np; tu elukavat under; tu injt^r bj klandestin 
 
 uienz. 
 Uxderuixer, Un-der-mjn-er, n. wun ha> ander- 
 
 ujiiz: (1 .^ekret cnemi. [or kondijon. 
 
 Undermost, Un'der-mont, a. luest in pla.", stat, 
 Unders, Un'di.Tn, n. dc t^rd ■Br ov de da, or njn 
 
 uklok in de niomiu. [In 6osen t|m, de y^q&l 
 
 •5r ov diner.] 
 Underneath, Un-der-nid, ad. in dc loer plas: 
 
 brlui: under; bened. [belu. 
 
 Underneath, Undcr-nid, prf/). under; benid: 
 Undlr-okkiceb. Un-der-6f-i-8er, n. an inferior 
 
 or ^^uliontinnt ofi.'cr. [atori. 
 
 Underogatort. Un-dc-nSg-a-to-ri, a. not dcrog 
 UxDKRPART, Un'der-pqrt, n. a subordinat or un- 
 
 csenjal jiqrt. [dcr. 
 
 I NDEBPEEf, Un-der-|irp, r. t. tu pep or luk un- 
 Undebpeopled, Un-der-i>r-plJ, .i. not f uli prpld. 
 Undeb-petticoat, Un-der-|»<5t-i-kot, n. a j^tikut 
 
 Worn nek-.'t de bodi linen. 
 Underpin, Un-dpr-jin, r. /. tu plas samtig for 
 
 su(i<jrl or f'sndnjon; tu prop: tu 5up<irt. 
 Undebpixnixu, Un-der-pin-ip, «. dc akt ov jup- 
 
 ortio sunitij) pln.«t under;— stun-wurk or ma.«on- 
 
 ri I'll liwit; n bilili() resta. iNrt, 
 
 UxDEBPLAY, Un-dcr-pl6, r. /. tu pla an inferior 
 Undebplot, Un'der-plot, n. a subordinat j>lot, aj 
 
 in a pla: a klandestin skrm. [dcii^rt. 
 
 Undebpbaise, Un-dcr-pras, r. t. tu pru bcl6
 
 UND 
 
 594 
 
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 Underprize, Un-der-prjz, v. t. txa valyri at les 
 dan At wurt. [sustan. 
 
 Underprop. Un-der-prop, v. t. tm suport; tu 
 
 Undeepeoportioned, Un-der-pro-por-Jond, a. 
 liaviij ten litl; not ful-proporjond. 
 
 Undeepuller, Un-der-piil-er, n. a. suberdinat 
 pialor. [undervalyq,. ! 
 
 Underrate, Un-der-rat, v. t. tu rat tiD lo; tu 
 
 Underrate, Un'der-rat, n. a. prjs er estimat les 
 dan de \a\y\\. [fuli pad. 
 
 Underrecompensed, Un-der-rek-om-penst, a. not 
 
 Under-region, Un-der-rE-jon, n. an infgrior re- 
 jon. [rorer. 
 
 Under-roarer, Un-der-ror-er, n. a. suberdinat 
 
 Underrun, Un-der-run, v. t. {Navt.) tu pas un- 
 der in a bot:— tu diseutaflgl and aranj, az takl. 
 
 Under sail, Un-der sal, {JVaut.} Se ( Under.) 
 
 Under-saturated, Un-der-sat-yq,-rat-ed, a, not 
 full satyiyated. 
 
 Underscore, Un-der-skor, v. t. tu Ijn er mqrk 
 under; tu underljn. [erdinat sekretari. 
 
 Under-Secretary, Un-der-sek-re-ta-ri, n. a sub- 
 
 Undersell, Un-der-sel, v. t. tu sel bslo de prjs 
 er viilyi|: tu sel qgper dan aniider. 
 
 Under-servant, Un-der-ser-vant, n. a servant 
 ov de loer klas. [servis. 
 
 Under-service, Un-der-ser-vis, n. a suberdinat 
 
 Underset, Un-der-set, v. t. tu prop; tu suport. 
 
 Underset, Un-der-set, n. {JVaut.} a mojon ov 
 woter bent'd de surfas; under-kurent. 
 
 Undersetter, Un-der-set-er, n. wun hco under- 
 sets: — a pedestal; a prop. 
 
 Undersetting, Un-der-set-ig, n. de akt ov sup- 
 ortiij;— a pedestal. [de Jerif. 
 
 Undersueriff, Un-der-J6r-if, n. de depyt^ti ov 
 
 Undersheriffrt, Un-der-Jer-if ri,* n. de ofis 
 ov an underjerif; underjrevalti. 
 
 Undershot, Un-der- Jot, p. a. mcDvd bj water pas- 
 ii) uudor; az, an underfvt hwel. 
 
 UNDERSHRiEVALTif, Un-der-Jrev-al-ti, n. de ofis 
 ov underjerif. 
 
 Undekshrub, Un'der-Jrub, n. a smel Jrub. [ned. 
 
 Under-side, Un'der-sjd, n. de loer sjd, er sjd be- 
 
 Undersign, Un-der-sin, v. t. tu sjn under or be- 
 ns d; tu rjt wunz nam tu a paper er instreDment; 
 tu subskrjb. 
 
 Undersigned, Un-der-sjnd, a. notii) wun h(t> haz 
 sjnd hiz nam tu eni paper er instrcDment. 
 
 Undersized, Un-der-sjzd, a. bclo de yi^jipl sjz. 
 
 Undersong, Un'der-sor), n. korus; burdn ov a soi). 
 
 Understand, Un-der-stand, «. t. \i. understud, 
 ps. understandii), understud;] tu hav intelekt- 
 yi^al persepjon ov; tu kousev wid adekwat jdeaz; 
 tu hav noiej ov; tu komprehend; tu no; tu no 
 de meniij ov; tu be abl tu interpret; tu snpcSz 
 tu men; tu no bj eksperiens; tu no bj instiijkt; 
 tu interpret, at lest mcntali; tu konsev wid re- 
 spekt tu menifl; tu aprebend; — tu men wid'st 
 ekspresii); tu no, do not eksprest. 
 
 Understand, Un-der-stand, v. i. tu bav de yi^s 
 ov intelektyixal fakultiz; tta bav understandii): 
 tu be infijrmd. 
 
 Understandable, Un-der-stand-a-bl, a. dat ma 
 be understud. [derstaudz. 
 
 Understander, Un-der-stand-er, n. wun hm un- 
 
 Undeestanding, Un-dcr-stand-ii), n. de kapasiti 
 ov noil) rajonali; de intclektyiyil p-serz; de in- 
 telckt; fakultiz ov de mjnd, espejali doz ov nolej 
 and jujment; skil; nolej; sens; rezn; intelijcns. — 
 {Arch.} a supcjrt, az ov a wel er edifis. 
 
 Understanding, Un-der-stand-ii), a. noii); skil- 
 ful; intelijent. 
 
 Understandingly, Un-der-stand-ifl-li, ad. wid 
 nolej; wid underst;'indii). 
 
 Understate, Un-der-stat, v. t, tu stat tco lo; tu 
 Stat loer dan de trcofi er fakt. 
 
 Understated, Un-der-stat-ed, a. stated t<l) lo. 
 Understocked, Un-der-stokt, a. stokt too lo. 
 Understood, Un-der-stud, i. and p. from Un- 
 
 dertitd/id. Se {Understand.y 
 Understrapper, Un-der-strap-er, n, a peti felo; 
 
 an inferior ajent. 
 Understratum, Un-der-stra-tum, n., pi. Un-der- 
 
 stra-ta er Un-der-stra-tumz; a loer stratum. 
 Understroke, Un-der-strok, v. t. tu mqrk wid 
 
 Q lin bensd; tu underljn. [undertakn. 
 
 Undertakable, Un-der-tak-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 Undertake, Un-der-tak, v. t. [i. undertiik, ps, 
 
 undertaldij, undertakn:] tu atemt; tu engaj in; 
 
 tu astyn a karakter; tu kontrakt; tu eksekti,t; 
 
 tu cuter upon; — *tu atak; tu bav de qqrj ov. 
 Undertake, Un-der-tak, «. i. tu asi^m eni biznes 
 
 er provins; tu ventyi^r; tu bazard; — tu promis; 
 
 tu stand b-sud tu sum kondijonz. — Tu under- 
 taker, tu bekum Jiirti fer. 
 Undertaken, Un-der-tak-n, p. from TTndertah. 
 
 Se ( Undertalce.) 
 Undertaker, Un-der-tak-er, n. wun hiB under- 
 
 taks; a kontraktor; — wun ho) manajez fi|n&ralz. 
 Undertaking, Un-der-tak-ii), n. atemt; enter- 
 
 prjz: engaj ment. 
 Undertaxed, Un-der-takst, a. takst at a loer rat. 
 Under-tenancy, Un-der-ten-an-si, n. a. tenjrij^r 
 
 under a lese. 
 Under-tenant, Un-der-ten-ant, n. a sekondari 
 
 tenant; wun boo holdz from him hd) holdz from 
 
 de oner. [al. 
 
 Undertone, Un'der-ton, n. a ton loer dan yiis'l- 
 Undertook, Un-der-ttik, i. from Undertak. Se 
 
 ( Undertake.') 
 Undertow, Un'der-to, n. a kurent bel6, diferent 
 
 from dat at de surfas. [erdinat tregii,rer. 
 
 Under-treasurer, Un-der-tre3-n,r-er, n. a sub- 
 Under-treated, Un-der-tret-ed, a. treted wid 
 
 tcD litl respekt. [tor. 
 
 Under-tutor, Un-der-ttx-tor, n. a suberdinat ti],- 
 Undebvaluation, Un-der-val-yi],-a-Jon, n. a too 
 
 lo valyii,aJon. 
 Undervalue, Un-der-val-yq, v. t. tu rat tcD lo; 
 
 tu estem Ijtli; tu tret az ov litl wurt; tu depres; 
 
 tu mak lo in eslimajon; tu despjz; tu underrat. 
 Undervalue, Un der-val-yq,, n. tea lo a rat or 
 
 prjs. [dervalytiz. 
 
 Undeevaluer, Un-der-val-yi|-er, n. wun bto un- 
 Undervaluing. Un-der- val-yn-ir), p^. a. valyipg 
 
 tft) 1q. 
 Under way, Un'der wa, {Naut.) a fraz apljd tu 
 
 a Jip hwen liBsnd from her mnariijz, and havig 
 
 begun tu mak progres; under sal. 
 Underwent, Un-der-went, i. from Undergo. Se 
 
 ( Undergo.) 
 Underwood, Un'der-wud, n. Jrubz, bujez, er 
 
 smel trez, dat gro under Iqrj trez; undergrot. 
 Underwork, Un'der-wurk, 71. suberdinat wurk. 
 Underwork, Un-der-wdrk, v. t. \i. underwiirkt 
 
 er underret, ps. underwiirki^, underwiirkt er 
 
 underret;] tu labor fer les dan uderz resev; — 
 
 tu labor er polij t<x> litl; — tu labor agenst klan- 
 
 dcstinli. [derwiirks. 
 
 Underworker, Un-der- wiirk-er, n. wun hiD un- 
 Underworkman, Un-der-wdrk-man, n. an infe- 
 rior or sulierdinat laborer. 
 Under-world, Un'der-wurld, n. an inferior 
 
 wurld; — de loer er inferior pqrt ov mankjnd. 
 Underwrite, Un-der-rjt, «. t. \i. underrt5t, ps. 
 
 underrjtiij, underritn;] tu rjt under sumtiij els; 
 
 — tu subskrjb wid a purpus tu inji'^r from los 
 
 at se; tu injqr. [rjts; an injiircr. 
 
 Underwriter, Un-der-rjt-er. n. wun hco under- 
 Underweiting, Uu'dor-rjt-ii], n. de akt er prak- 
 
 tis ov injiyii); — dat hwiq iz underritn. [work.) 
 yNDERWEOUGHT, Un-der-ret, p. from {Under-
 
 UND 
 
 695 
 
 UND 
 
 Undescribbd, Un-de-«krjbJ, a. not deskrjbd. 
 Unuk«criku, Un-dc-skrid, a. not deskqd; not nen; 
 
 u list- a. [merited. 
 
 UxDtsLKVED, Un-de-K.-n'd, a. not dtzt/rvd; uii- 
 UKi>uibRVKULT, Un-de-i^rv-ed-li, «</. wid«t de- 
 
 »..Tt or merit. [brio wurdi. 
 
 lI.Ni)KstKVEU.\E88, Un-de-ivr^-cd-ncs, n. wont ov 
 U.NUbstavtH, I'li-dt-ivrVLT, u. wun ov nu merit. 
 UxukHtRViNO, l'n-dE-r<.'rv-i|), a. not dEi^rvifl; 
 
 uut ti:ivii) merit. 
 UnDtsKKVi.MiLY, Un-de-ivrv-iij-li, ad. wid'Kt 
 
 merit <ir dfiert. [natcd. 
 
 UxDE8ioNATKL>, L'n-ddi-ig-nat-ed, a. not d^sig- 
 UNUtijiu.N'Ei), L'n-de-z|nd, a. nut dez|nd. 
 UNi>»:«iUNEULy, Un-de-»jn-od-li, ad. wid-it beifl 
 
 drijnd. 
 Undesiovednesh, Un-de-sin-cd-ncs, n. wont ov 
 
 u .--vt purpus or dezjii. 
 Undesiu.ninu, Un-de-z|n-io, a. not desinig; hav- 
 
 ig no dez(n or set purpuB; siniilr. 
 Uni*e8IRaulk, Uu-de-z|r-a-bl, a. not tu be de- 
 
 sjrd; not iilriig. 
 Undehired, Un-de-iird, a. not dezjrd ar wijt. 
 UNDK8IR1.VG, Un-dE-zjr-io, a. not dtzirio; ntgli- 
 
 junt. [wij'U- 
 
 Unuesirols, Un-de-zjr-uK, a. not dezjrui; not 
 UM)f-«p*iKi.vo, Un-de-sp^r-ifl, a. not givig wa 
 
 I). Un-de-iijpd^t, a. not despi^t. 
 ./,> and {Despatch.} 
 
 Se 
 
 UNL»h.->roiLti». Lii-dt-.-'iKTUl, a. not de;^p<Vld. 
 Unukstinei), I'li-dtw-tind, a. not destind. • 
 U.VDKSTROYED, Un-dE-!<trW, a. not destriird. 
 U.VDKTAruEU, l'ii-de-t.-i<jt, a. not dcUKjt. 
 TJNUr.TAiLEU, Un-de-tald, a. not detald. 
 UxDtTECTti), I'li-dr-tokt-ed, a. not det^ktcd. 
 l'.\UfcTEKMi>'Ki>. rn-de-t«>r-mind, a. not dcter- 
 
 mind; uuf^tld; uude.-'ided;— not limited; not de- 
 
 £|ud. 
 Undeterred, Un-de-t^rd, a. not det^rd. 
 C.VDETE8TIXO, Un-dE-t<^.-<t-io, a. not detestig. 
 Undeveloped, I'n-dr-vi^l-opt, a. not dcvelopt. 
 Undeviatino, I'n-de-vi-nt-ij), a. not devintio; 
 
 k'.ii-tiiiit; rt'^ynl'ir. 
 Undevious, I n-<le-vi-ui), a. not devius. 
 Undevised, rn-dE-vjtd, a. not dEvjzd. 
 UsDEVOTED. I'n-dE-vut-ed, a. not devote<l. 
 Undevouukd, Un-dE-v8rd, a. not dsv^rd. 
 Um'KVoit. lii-df-vst, a. not dEVSt: indrvst. 
 Undkvoitly, rn-dr-vi«t-li, ati. widiit dsvo/on. 
 Undi XTEKOU8, In-deks-ier-us, a. not dek!<terus. 
 Undiademed, rn-dj-a-demd, a. haviu no djadom. 
 Undiaphanous, l'n-di-af-a-nu!<,*a. noidinfanus. 
 U.VDID, I n-did, «. fr.im VnJth. He {f 'nil v.) 
 UNDiFFuaED, I'n-di-fiizd, a. not difi^zd. 
 Undiuexocs, rn-dij-E-iius, a. jenerated bj water. 
 UNDiuEJiTED, Un-dijfst-ed, a. not dije.sted; not 
 
 HiiUliid bi de 8tumak; — not rrdi\!<t tu order: in- 
 
 dije-Ld. [wontij) digniti. 
 
 UNDiaNiriEO, Un-dig-ni-fid, a. not dignifid: 
 Undilated, (In-di-liii-ol, a. not d|Iate<l. 
 Uni'ILIUKXT, rii-dil-i-jcnt, a. not dilijent. 
 UXDILITED, In-di-liit-ed. a. not dihited. 
 Undimimhiiable, I ii-di-min-ij-a-bl, a. dat ma 
 
 not )>r dimiriiji. 
 UxDiMixisRKD, rn-di-min-ijt, «. not dimini/t. 
 UxDiMiMSHi.xa, Un-di-min-iJ ip.a.notdiuinijig. 
 Undimued, I n-dimd, a. n<>i dimd. 
 UxDiSE. I n-djn, fi. a spirit, iik'trdig tu de Kab- 
 
 alist.-i. Ant inli.ihiu de wotort. 
 UsDiNTKii. Ill dinted, a. n<.t dinted; not dented. 
 Undiplomatic, I'n-dip-lo-mat-ik, a. not diplo- 
 
 niniik. 
 Undipped, Un-dipt, ». not dipt; not plnnjd. 
 Undirected, Un-di-r^kt-ed, a. not dir^kt«d. 
 U>'DI88AXDED, In-dis-band-cd, a. not disbindcd. 
 
 Usdiscerned, Un-di-«^rnd, a. not diz^rnd. 
 Undihcernedly, Un-di-z^m-cd-li, ad. to az ta 
 
 br uiidc-kiivurJ. 
 I'xDiHCEKNibLE, Cn-di-zvm-i-bl, a. not diz^rnibl; 
 
 dat kiin nut be diz<^md. 
 rxuiscERMBLESESs, L'n-di-tem-i-bl-nes, n. At 
 
 Htat or kwoliti ov bEig undiz^mibl. 
 rxuiscEHXiBLY, ['ndi-ztTn-i-bli, ad. invizibli. 
 I'XDISCERXINO, rn-di-z«;rn-io, a. not diz^rnin. 
 rxuiHC'iiARUED, rii-dis-(;(\rjd, a. not di.iijqrjd. 
 I'xDisciPLED, Un-di-8j-pld, a. not bavin bckdm 
 u di-[pl. ^ipliiiabl. 
 
 rxDisciPLiSABLE, Un-dis-i-plin-a-bl, a. not dis- 
 Indihciplined, I'n-diif-i-plind, a. not ditiplind; 
 
 unt>'<t; unin.-tnikted. 
 Uxdisclose, I'n-dis-kliJz,* v. t. not tu diskl^i. 
 UxDiscLOSEU, L'n-dis-ki<izd, a. not diskluzd. 
 UxDi»coLORKD, Un-dis-kdl-ord, a. not diskdlord. 
 UxDiscoxcERTKD, Un-dis-kon-s^Ft-cd, a. not dis- 
 konserted. [ant. 
 
 rNDiscoRDAXT, Cn-dis-kord-ant, a. not di-skord- 
 I'xDiscouaAGED, Un-dis-ktir-ajd, a. not diskdr- 
 
 ajd. 
 rxDiscovERABLE, Un-dis-kdv-cr-a-bl, a. dat kan 
 
 not bE di^^k^iverd. 
 rxDlscoVERED, Un-dis-kdv-crd, a. not diskdverd; 
 not sen: not dEskrjd; not fund ut. [kreditoJ. 
 
 I'xDiscREDiTED, Un-dis-kr^d-it-cd, a. not dis- 
 I'XDiscBiJilSATED, Un-dis-krim-i-nat-ed, a. not 
 di.^kriininated. [diskriminatig. 
 
 rxDiscKiMiXATixo, Un-dis-krim-i-nat-ij], a. not 
 I'NDiscrssED, Un-dis-kdst, a. not dirkd^it. 
 I'siiisaoauED, I'n-dis-gorjd, a. not disg<5rjd. 
 rxuisGUACED, Un-dis-grast, a. not disgnist. 
 I'XDisouiSABLE, Un-dis-gjz-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be di^;^i/.d. 
 rxDisofisED, Un-di?-gizd, a. not disgjzd: opn; 
 
 qrtk's: plan: ekspuzd tu vq. 
 I'xDiSGfisixo, Un-dis-gjz-ig, a. not disg^zig. 
 I'XDISHEARTESED, Un-dis-hqrt-nd, a. not dis- 
 
 hurtiid. 
 rxnisiioNORED, Un-di3-6n-ord, a. not dis<5nord. 
 I'xDisixTEORATED, Un-dis-in-te-grat-ed, a. not 
 
 di<intr;^ited. 
 I'xDisjoiNED, Un-dis-j(frnd, a. not di.«jAnd. 
 I'xDiSMAYED, Un-dis-mad, a. not di^mnd. 
 rxDi.ssiissKD, Un-di!i-mi?t, a. not di.'mi'^t. 
 rxDisoiiLioixo, I'n-dig-o-bljj-ig,* a. inofensiv. 
 I'ndisokdered, rn-dis-i'tr-derd, a. not dis.irdonl. 
 I'ndisparaged, rn-dix-p-ir-ajd, a. not di-^p:irjjd. 
 I'xDispATCHED, l'n-dis-j«qt, a. not dis|o(]t. 
 I'xDisPELLED, Un-dis-p^ld, a. not dispt-ld. 
 I'xDisPENSED, Un-dia-p^nst, a. not dispenst. 
 I'xDisPEXSiNa, I'n-dis-p^ns-ig, a. not di!<p<?n«ig. 
 I'XDisPERSED, Un-di8-j)^rst, a. not di.s|><.'rst or 
 
 skaterd. 
 rsDisPLAVED, rn-di.«-plad, a. not di-'plad. 
 I'SDisi'DSE, I'n-dis-puz, c. t. tu disinkljn: tu al- 
 yi'iiMi; tu indi^|Kf>z. [i>uzd. 
 
 rsnisPOSED, rn-dis-puzd, a. not diqxJzd: indis- 
 I'XDISPROVED, L'n-dis-prdivd, a. not di.'jiribvd. 
 I'ndispctable. Tn-dis-pn-ta-bl,* a. indi.--piii:ibl. 
 rxDispuTED. I'n-dis-p^t-cd, a. not dispute. l; jn- 
 ki.iitruv.rtibl. i.l'"it. 
 
 UxDisPLTEDLT, T'n-dis-pt\t-ed-li, ati. wid-*i di«- 
 I'NDisguiETED, l'n-dis-kw|-et-ed, a. not diskwi- 
 
 eted. 
 rxDissECTED, I'n-dis-^kt-cd, a. not di.«^kt<-d. 
 rxiUKSEMBLEO. Un-di-d^m-bld, a. not dix'mbtd; 
 
 upnii drkl4rd: one^t; not fnnd. 
 rxDiWEMBLixo, Un-di-*^mblig, a. not di.<^mblin; 
 ne*'er Ms. [>4»minatcd. 
 
 I'ndisseminated. rn-di-!k?m-inat-cd, a. not di- 
 I'ndissevered. rn-di-wv-crd, a. notdi^^verd. 
 Undissipated, ln-di»-i-pat-od, a. not dl5ipat«d; 
 not di.ipf r5t.
 
 UND 
 
 596 
 
 UNE 
 
 Undissolvable, Un-di-z61v-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be dizolvd; dat kan not be melted; dat ma not 
 
 be IcDst or brokn. [ed. 
 
 Undissolved, Un-di-z61vd, a. not dizolvd or melt- 
 Undissolving, Un-di-z61v-ig, a. not dizolvii); not 
 
 meltii). 
 U.VDisTEMPEEED, Un-dis-tem-pcrd, a. not distem- 
 
 peid; frK from dizgz. 
 Undistended, Un-dis-t^nd-ed, a. not distended. 
 Undistilled, Un-dis-tild, a. not distild. 
 Undistinguishable, Un-dis-tiij-gwiJ-a-bl, a. dat 
 
 kan not be distiggwijt er distii)ktli non. 
 Undistinguishably, Un-dis-tilj-gwiJ-a-bli, ad. 
 
 ■wid'st beig distiijgwijt er distiijktli non. 
 Undistinguished, Un-dis-tiij-gwi/t, a. not dis- 
 
 tiggwijt; not distigktli diz^rnd er non; indis- 
 
 kriminat. 
 Undistinguishing, Un-dis-tig-gwiJ-ig, a. not 
 
 distiggwijir); makii) no diferens. 
 Undistorted, Un-dis-terted, a. not distorted: 
 
 not perverted. 
 Undisteacted, Un-dis-trakt-ed, a. not distrakt- 
 
 ed: not disttirbd; not perplekst. [distrakjon. 
 
 Undistractedly, Un-dis-trakt-ed-li, ad. wid-st 
 Undistractedness, Un-dis-trakt-ed-nes, n. f're- 
 
 dom from distrakjon. [tribyi|ted. 
 
 Undistributed, Un-dis-trib-yq,t-ed, a. not dis- 
 Undisturbed, Un-dis-tdrbd, a. not disttirbd; fre 
 
 from porturljajon; kqm; trankwil; plasid. 
 Undisturbedly, Un-dis-tiirb-ed-li, a.d. kqmli; 
 
 pssfuli. 
 Undisturbedness, Un-dis-turb-ed-nes, n. dsstat 
 
 ov bsiij undistdrbd. 
 Undisturbing, Un-dis-tdrb-ig, a. not disturbig. 
 Unditcued, Un-diqt, a. not diqt. 
 Undi versified, Un-di-ver-si-f jd, a. not diversif jd. 
 Undiverted, Un-di-vert-ed, a. not diverted; not 
 
 amvi,zd. 
 Undivested, Un-di-vest-ed, a. not divested. 
 Undivided, Un-di-vjd-ed, a. not divjded; un- 
 
 brokn; hoi. [bs pqrted. 
 
 Undividedly, Un-di-vjd-ed-li, ad. so az not tia 
 Undivinable, Un-di-vin-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 divjnd. ■ [pqrted. 
 
 Undivoeced, Un-di-viarst, a. not divorst; not 
 Undivulged, Un-di-vuljd, a. not divnljd; sekret. 
 Undo, Un-d(f>, v. t. \i. undid, j(«. undcoig, undun:] 
 
 tia revers an akt, and so tu plas in de previus 
 
 stat; tu revers: tu rekel; tu andl;— tu tos; tu 
 
 disengaj;— turcoin; tu brig tu destrukjon. 
 Undoer, Un-d(t>-er, n. wun hco unddz or ra.inz. 
 Undoing, Un-dt6-ig, a. reversig;— rcDinus; de- 
 
 stniktiv. ' [strukjon. 
 
 Undoing, Un-dc6-ig, n. a reversig; — rcoin: de- 
 Undomestic, Un-do-mes-tik, a."not domestik. 
 Undone, Un-ddn, p. from Ihida. Se (Undo.)— 
 
 a. not dun; not finijt:— rcoind: bret tu destruk- 
 Undoomed, Un-dct>md, a. not dcomd. [Jon. 
 
 Undouble, Un-dub-1. v. t. tu unfold: tu mak 
 
 Undoubtable, Un-d^t-a-bl,* a. not tu be d-stcd. 
 Undoubted, Un-d-st-ed, a. notd-sted: iudqbitabl. 
 Undoubtedly, Un-d^t-ed-li, ad. indiibitabli; 
 
 wid'st d-st. 
 Undoubtful, Un-d^t-ful, a. not d-stful; sertcn. 
 Undoubting, Un-d-st-ig, a. not d-stig; serten. 
 Undowered, Un-d-s-erd, a. not havig a d-ser. 
 Undrainable, Un-dran-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 drand. 
 Undrained, Un-drand, a. not drand. 
 Undramatic, Un-dra-mat-ik, a. not dramatik. 
 Undrawn, Un-drdn, a. not dron; not portrad. 
 Undreaded, Un-dred-ed, a. not drcded or ferd. 
 Undreading, Un-dred-ig, a. not dredig. 
 Undreamed, Un-dremd, a. not dremd er tot on. 
 Undreamt, Un-dremt, a. not dremt; undremd. 
 
 Undeenched, Un-drenqt, a. not drengt. 
 Undeess, Un-dres, v. t. tu divest, az ov klodz, 
 
 ernaments, er kuverig; tu strip; tu tak of de 
 
 dresig. [dres. 
 
 Undeess, Un'dres, n. a lit)S, neglijent, er erdinari 
 Undressed, Un-drest, a. not drest; not prep4rd. 
 Undried, Un-drjd, a. not drjd. 
 Undrilled, Un-drild, a. not drild. 
 Undrinkable, Un-drigk-a-bl, a. not drigkabl. 
 Undriven, Un-driv-n, a. not drivn er impeld. 
 Undrooping, Un-dr6p-ig, a. not droopig; not 
 
 despjtrig. ^ [rement. 
 
 Undrossy, Un-dros-i, a. not drosi; fre from rek- 
 Undrowned, Un-dr-snd, a. not drisnd. 
 Undubbed, Un-diibd, a. not dubd. 
 Undubitable, Un-dii-bi-ta-bl,* a. indixbitabl. 
 Undue, Un-di|^, a. not A\\; not proper; improper: 
 
 not rjt; not legal. 
 Undulant, Un'dq,-lant, a. lindTilatori. 
 Undulary, Un'di],-la-ri, a. plaig Ijk wavz; un- 
 
 di|latori. 
 Undulate, Un'dq,-lat, «. t. tu kez tu pla, az 
 
 wavz; tu wav; tu ferm, az wavz; tu drjv bak- 
 
 ward and forward. 
 Undulate, Un'di|-lat, r. i. tu pla er mcov, az 
 
 wavz; tu vjbrat in kurlz, az b^,r. 
 Undulate, Un'di|-lat, a. wavd; undulated. 
 Undulated, Un'dq-lat-ed, a. havig de aperans 
 
 ov wavz. 
 Undulating, Un'di^-lat-ig, pp. a. wavig; vjbra- 
 
 tori; undixlatori. 
 Undijlation, Un-di|-la-Jon, n. wavig mojon; 
 
 aperans ov wavz; a vjbratori moJon ov an elas- 
 
 tik fhyd. 
 Undulationist, Un-di|,-la-Jon-ist, n. {Optics) an 
 
 advokat fer a teori funded on undq,laJonz ov Ijt. 
 Undulatoey, Un'dq,-la-to-ri, a. mcovig in de 
 
 maner ov wavz; vjbratori; undi],latig. 
 Unduly, Un-di|,-li, ad. not dixli; not properli; 
 
 not akerdig tu dn,ti. 
 Undurable, Un-di^r-a-bl,* a. not lastig. 
 Undust, Un-dust,* v. t. tu fre from dust; tu dust. 
 Unduteous, Un-d^-te-us, a. not d4tEus; undq,- 
 
 tiful; ireverent. 
 Undutiful, Un-d^-ti-ful, a. not dTi,tiful; not 
 
 obedient; not reverent. [tiful maner. 
 
 Undutifully, Un-dq,-ti-ful-i, ad. in an undq- 
 Undutifulness, Un-d4-ti-ful-nes, n. wont ov 
 
 di|,tifulnes: disobediens. 
 Undying, Un-dj-ig, a. not djig; not perijig. 
 Unearned, Un-ernd. a. not ernd; not obtand bj 
 
 merit. 
 Uneaeth, Un-^rt, V. t. tu tak -st ov de ert. 
 Uneaethed, Un-ertt, a. drivn -st ov de ert. 
 Uneaethly, Un-ert-li, a. not terestrial; not ertli. 
 Uneased, Un-ezd, a. not ezd; not fred from pan. 
 Uneasily, Un-ez-i-li, ad. in an unezi maner. 
 Uneasiness, Un-ez-i-nes, n. trubl; stat ov dis- 
 
 kwjet. 
 Uneasy, Un-ez-i, a. not ezi; wontig ez; panful; 
 
 disturbd; disatisfjd; not at ez; konstrand; stif; 
 
 pevij; difikult. 
 Uneatable, Un-et-a-bl, a. dat kan not be etn. 
 Uneaten, Un-et-n, a. not devsrd. 
 Unebbing, Un-eb-ig, a. not ebig. 
 Unechoing, Un-ek-o-ig, a. not ekoig. 
 Uneclipsed, Un-E-klipst, a. not eklipst. 
 Uneconomical, Un-ek-o-nom-i-kal, a. not ek- 
 
 onomikal. 
 Unedge, Un-^j, r. t. tu deprjv ov de ej; tu blunt. 
 Unedified, Un-ed-i-fjd, a. not edifjd. 
 Unedifying, Un-ed-i-fj-ig, a. not edifjig; not 
 
 imprcDvig. 
 Uneduoate, Un-ed-yi^-kat,* a. unedyixkated. 
 Uneducated, Un-ed-yq,-kat-ed, a. not edyr^kat- 
 
 ed; uniustrukted.
 
 UNE 
 
 i97 
 
 UNE 
 
 Uneffaced, Un-cf-Aat, s. not efu.ft. | 
 
 U.NKKKtuTKU, Un-«f-6kt-ed, a. n.it tfoktcd. I 
 
 I'.NtFtttTtAL, L'li-ff-ckt-yii-ul,* a. iu>Mkiyi\a\. 
 UNtLAUUKATK, Ln-e-labu-rut, a. iuelaburut. 
 L'.NtLAitUKATEO, Un-e-lab-u-rat-od, a. not elab- 
 
 urntcil. 
 ['nklastic, L"ii-r-li«-tik, a. not tlaatik. [qoin. 
 L'.stLLcrtu, L'n-e-Ioki-od, a. not elektcd; not 
 I'.NtLECTiVK, l'u-c-16k-tiv, a. not ilektiv. 
 L'nklevateb, L'n-t'1-e-val-od, a. nut elevated. 
 L'nkliuiulk, l;n-61-i-ji-bl,* a. inblijibl. 
 U.NKLUCiDATKP, fn-c-l^-si-dat-od, a. not t\f\n- 
 
 (iulcd. 
 
 L'.NELUDKU, Un-e-liid-ed, a. not eltidcd. [od. 
 
 I .stMACiATKD, Un-e-ma-Ji-at-fd, a. not emdjiat- 
 l.NtMANCiPATEU, Lii-e-uun-ei-pat-ed, a. not 
 
 tmansipatcd. [ema--kn,lnted. 
 
 Unemascllated, Un-E-inis-kn,-lui-ed, a. not 
 I'NEUUALMbU, L'n-oui-U'iind, a. nut cmb^tnd. 
 iNtMUAKKASSEU, Ln-om-bar-ast, a. noleuibanut. 
 L'.stMBtLLlsllKl), ru-cui-bt'l-ijl, a. uol embolijl. 
 iNhMUi irtKKU, I'n-oui-bit-erd, a. not '.•lubiti-nl. 
 I NEMBOUIEU, L'n-em-bod-id, a. not cmbudid. 
 rNLMUuWEKEU, L'n-eiu-b'8-fnJ, a. not ouibuerd. 
 L'nluuuaceu, L'u-etn-brast, a. not ouibniit. 
 L'.VEMBUuiuEUEU, L'n-cui-brtfd-urd, a. not om- 
 
 braili'rd. 
 IxEMi-iiATiC, L"n-cm-f:it-ik, a. not einlatik. 
 I'-NLMi'iiATiCAL, I'n-cm-lat-i-kul, a. nut oiulatikal. 
 l-'.NkMi*Luvi.o, L"n-eui-pltfd, a. not cmi>ltfd; not 
 
 bi^i. 
 Unempowered, Un-em-pi-erd, a. not empserd. 
 r.NEMi'TiKi), rn-6m-lid, a. not emtid. 
 UnesablkI), l.'aon-ii-bld, a. nut unnbld. 
 I'.NENAMOKED, L'n-en-am-ord, a. not enaiuord. 
 I' N EMU ANTED, L"n-cn-iidut-ed, a. not uutjdutod. 
 Unencompassed, L'n-cu-kdui-past, a. not cn- 
 
 kdmikust. [tcrd. 
 
 Unencolxtkkeu, Tn-en-k'su-terd, a. notouk'Kn- 
 U.NE.N'CL'iiBLUKi), Uu-eu-kdui-berd, a. not 'Mikiiin- 
 
 berd. LJt'rd. 
 
 Unexdangered, Un-en-dun-jerd, a. not eudau- 
 Unendeauep, L'n-cu-dt'rd, a. noi enderd. 
 Unlxueu, Ln-end-i-d, a. not ended; uulini/t. 
 Unending, Un-^nd-io, a. not endiu; bavig no 
 
 end. 
 Unexdorsed, Un-en-doret, a. not endorst. [ed. 
 Unendowed, L'nen-d'sd, a. not end'sd or iiive^l- 
 Unendl'Uable, Uu-en-dn,r-a-bl, a. nut ondiirubl. 
 Unendcrablv, Un-cn-di|,r-a-bli, ud. intolenibli; 
 
 lU>lit'Tuljll. 
 
 Unendurixo, Un-on-dq,r-i(), a. not endiiriQ. 
 UxkXKEEBLED, L°u-cn-lv-bld, a. not cnfebld. 
 UNtSKOttctD, L'n-cn-fur.-t, a. not cnfurit. 
 Unenoaold, Uu-on-gdjd, a. not engtijd; dben- 
 
 gHJ-l. 
 
 Unexoagino, Ln-cn-gHJ-ij), a. not engajio. 
 rxKvoLlHH, l'n-io-)?liJ, a. not IggliJ. 
 1' ■ -:r>jit, a. nut ongrust. 
 
 I i. a. nut cnji'rd or |Miiest. 
 
 I ,1 . ' '0» *• ^*^^ enjifij); baviy 
 
 tiw ii\i<ijuu. [trakted. 
 
 Unenlarukd, Un-on-l('(rjil, a. not enliirjd; kon- 
 Unexligutened, l'n-cn-l|t-nd, a. nui enljtnd. 
 UxEXLivENED, rii-cn-ljv-nd, a. nut cnlirnd. 
 UxENRiciiED, l'n-cn-ri(ji^ a. not uiud ri(j. 
 Unexkolled, rn-va-ruld, a. nut cnruld. 
 Uxexslaved, I'n-eu iilHvd, a. not eii.ihivd; frt. 
 Unentered, I'n-iSn-tord, a. nut cntoid. 
 UxENTEarRisiNO, Un-4n>tcr-prii-ig, a. not 6a- 
 
 tcr|>riiii{). 
 UsKNTERTAixiXG, Tn-cn-ter-tan-ij), a. not cntcr- 
 
 tiiini): uiiiiitcrc.4ti(]. 
 UxEXTERTAiNiXGNEiiS, Un-cn-tcr-tAn-ip-neSjJ n. 
 
 wont uv ouicrtauiucnt. 
 Umknturalled, L'n-cu-tn<ld, a. uncuslavd. 
 
 Unentombed, Un-en-t<£imd, a. anMrid; unint^rd. 
 L'xEXTUMULuGiCAL, UD-cn-to-mu-loj-i-ksl, a. 
 
 nut <-iituinuiluiikiil. 
 Unenviable, Ln-(iu-vi-a-bl, a. not dnviabl. 
 Unenvied, Ln-6u-vid, a. not envid. [enri. 
 
 U!(ENViot;8, Un-en-vi-uK, a. not enviiu; fre from 
 Unexvvino, Un-6n-vi-ii), a. nut ouviig. 
 I NEPIHCOPAL, Un-E-|«ij-ku-i.jil, a. nut rpt>ki:ipal. 
 I'XEviUABLE, I'n-e-kwu-bl, a. nut ekwabi; diter- 
 
 ent frum it^^lf; unevn; div<Jni. St {JujuahU.} 
 UxEgUAL, Un-£-kwal, a. not rkwal; infcriur; uo- 
 
 Kvu; dLnpruiMDrJond; not yuniform; wr/al; un- 
 
 jdiit. [bt ekwald. 
 
 UNEguALABLE, Un-^-kwal-a-bl,^ a. dat kau not 
 Unequalled, Un-^-kwald, a. not ckwuld; unri- 
 
 vald. 
 Unevilally, Un-£-kwal-i, ad. in an unckwaJ 
 
 njjiiKT or dtgr^. 
 UNEyUALSEse, Un-l-kwal-ncs,* n. inekwoliti; Ae 
 
 st4it uv bfij) unekwal. 
 Unequitable, Un-ek-wi-ta-bl,* a. iniJkwitabl. 
 UxEyuivocAL, Un-E-kwlv-o-kal, a. not ekwiv- 
 
 ukal. 
 Unequivocally, Un-e-kwiv-u-kal-i, ad. iu an 
 
 uiitkwivukul luunor. 
 UNEyuivocALNEsg, Un-c-kwiv-o-kal-nes, n. wont 
 
 uv rkwivukulue.^. [^eradikated. 
 
 I xtUADK'ABLE, Un-e-rad-i-ka-bl, a. not tu be 
 1 NtRASED, Ua-r-nist, a. nut eru:it. 
 I XKUUiNu, I'n-er-ij), a. nut erig; fre from cror. 
 L NERRixoLV, Un-er-iu-li,a(/. wid^t erorormistak. 
 I XE8C1IEWABLE, Un-i.'3-(ji^-a-bl,* a. in(5vitabl. 
 Ux ESCUTCHEON ED, Un-es-kucj-ond, a. Lavip au 
 
 t'.-kin;un. 
 UxESi'iED, Un-es-pjd, a. not sen; undrskrjbd. 
 UxEsdAVED, Un-cs-ad, a. not csAd; unateutcd. 
 Unessential, Un-es-en-Jal, a. not esenjal; not 
 
 ov lij iujiMrtans; not nesesari;— vcrd ov real beig. 
 Unessential, Un-cs-en-Jal, n. a pe^rt or sumtig 
 
 dat iz nut eacnjal. 
 Unestablish, Un-es-tab-li/,* r. t. tu deprir ov 
 
 e.-tabli/meiit. 
 Unestablisiied, Un-es-tab-lijt, a. not establijt. 
 L'x estimated, Uu-(ij-ti-iuut-ed, a. not ^dtitnatcd. 
 UxEi'CUARisTiCAL, Un-^'n-ka-rUt-i-kftl, a. not 
 
 JUkiirisiikai. [evaded. 
 
 UxEVADABLE, Un-t-vad-ft-bl, a. dat kan nut be 
 I NEVANQELiCAL, Un-e-van-jcl-i-kal, a. nut evan- 
 
 JL'hkal. Ljclisd. 
 
 Unevangelized, Un-e-vin-jel-jxd, a. not evan- 
 Usevaporated, Un-c-vap-o-rat-ed, a. not evap- 
 
 urulcd. 
 Uneven, Un-e-vn, a. not cvn; not level; unekwsl. 
 Unevenly, Uu-e-vn-li, ad. in an unevn uaner. 
 UxEVENNEsa. Uii-c-vn-nes, ». dc kwuliti uv beifl 
 
 unevn: inekwuliii ov iurfa:'; rufnes; ircgyi^lariti. 
 Uneventful, Un-e-vent-ful, a. not eventful. 
 Unexact, Un-i-g-zakt, a. not cgzikt; inegzakt. 
 Unexacted, Uu-cg-zakt-ed, a. not egzaktcd; not 
 
 dt'uiiiiided. [x.'tjcrated. 
 
 L'nexagoerated, Un-cg-taj-cr-at-ed, a. not cg- 
 I'nexalted, Uu-i'^-Z'tlt-ed, a. not ogzolted. 
 Unexamixable, I u-ujj'Zdm-in-a-bl, a. dat ma 
 
 nut be i';{z:iiuind. 
 UxEXAMiXKD, Un-eg-z:im-ind, a. not cgiauiind. 
 UxEXAMiNiXG, Un-i'g-taui-in-ig,a. noti-gzauxinig. 
 Unexampled, Un->-j; idiu-pld, a. nut nua bj oni 
 
 pi^-edrnr or cj^'ziiunil; uu{jro:<edcnted. 
 Unexcavated, Uu-eks-ka-val-cd, a. not ek^k»- 
 
 ratod. 
 Unexcelled, Un-ck-»eld, a. not okseld. 
 Uxexcepted, Un-ok-st'pt-cd, a. not ek**ptcd. 
 Unexceptionable, Un-ck-«ep-Jon-a-bl, a. oot 
 
 l{ubl tu L'lii ubji'k/un. 
 UNEXCErTioxABLEXEss, Un-ck-»<5p-Jon-*-bl-nM, 
 n. dc 8tal ov beiy uni.'k:<epJonabl.
 
 UNE 
 
 598 
 
 UNF 
 
 Unexceptionably, Un-ek-sep-Jon-a-bli, ad. so 
 
 az tu bs not Ijabl tia objekjon. 
 TJnexcised, Un-ek-sjzd, a. not subjekt tui eksjz. 
 Unexcited, Un-ek-sjt-ed, a. noteksjted; trankwil. 
 Unexcluded, Un-eks-khi,d-ed, a. not ekskln,ded. 
 Unexclusive, Un-eks-kh\-siv, a. not ekskhi,siv. 
 Unexcommunicated, Un-eks-kom-ii-ni-kat-ed, a. 
 
 not ekskomi^nikated. [kulpated. 
 
 Unexcuepateu, Un-eks-kul-pat-ed, a. not eks- 
 Unexcusable, Un-eks-kiiz-a-bl,* a. inekskixzabl. 
 Unexcusableness, Un-eks-kvi,z-a-bl-nes,* n. in- 
 
 ekski\,zablnes. 
 Unexcused, Un-eks-ki^zd, a. notekskvi,zd. 
 Unexecuted, Un-eks-8-kn,t-ed, a. not eksekixted; 
 
 not piirt'ormd. [plari. 
 
 Unexemplary, Un-egz-em-pla-ri, a. not egzem- 
 Unexemplified, Un-eg-zem-pli-fjd, a. not eg- 
 
 zeniplifjd. 
 Unexempt, Un-eg-zemt, a. not egzemt; not fre. 
 Unexercised, Un-eks-er-sjzd, a. not eksersjzd. 
 Unexerted, Un-eg-zert-ed, a. not egzerted. 
 Unexhaled, Un-eks-hald, a. not ekshald. 
 Unexhausted, Un-eg-zest-ed, a. not egzested; 
 
 not spent. 
 Unexhibited, Un-eg-zib-it-ed, a. not egzibited. 
 Unexhilarated, Uu-eg-zil-a-rat-ed, a. not eg- 
 
 zilarated. 
 Unexistent, Un-eg-zist-ent,* a. inegzistent. 
 Unexisting, Un-eg-zist-ig, a. not egzistig. 
 Unexorcised, Un-eks-or-sjzd, a. not eksorsjzd. 
 Unexpanded, Un-eks-pand-ed, a. not ekspanded; 
 
 not sprcd 'st. [untet ov; suden. 
 
 Unexpected, Un-cks-pekt-ed, a. not ekspekted; 
 Unexpectedly, Uu-eks-pekt-ed-li, ad. in an un- 
 
 ekspekted manor; sudeuli. 
 Unexpectedness, Un-eks-pekt-ed-nes, n. &z stat 
 
 ov bsiij unckspekted. 
 Unexpelled, Uu-eks-peld, a. not ekspeld. 
 Unexpended, Un-eks-pend-cd, a. not ekspended. 
 UnexpensivEj Un-eks-pen-siv, a. not ekspensiv; 
 
 nut ko.>tli. [rienst; inekspErienst. 
 
 Unexperienced, Un-eks-pe-ri-enst, a. not ekspe- 
 Unexperxmental, Un-eks-per-i-ment-al, a. not 
 
 eksperimeutal. [eksperimented. 
 
 Unexperimented, Uu-eks-per-i-ment-ed, a. not 
 Unexpert, Uu-oks-pert, a. not ekspert; inekspert. 
 Unexpired, Un-eks-pjrd, a. not ekspjrd. 
 Unexpeainable, Un-eks-plan-a-bl,* a. not eks- 
 
 plauabl: ineksplikabl. 
 Unexplained, Uii-eks-pland, a. not ekspland. 
 Unexplicated, Un-eks-pli-kat-ed, a. not ekspli- 
 
 kated. 
 Unexplicit, Un-ek-plis-it, a. not eksplisit: vag; 
 
 incksplisit. [trjd. 
 
 Unexplored, Un-eks-pl6rd, a. not eksplord; not 
 Unexplosive, Un-eks-plo-siv, a. not eksplosiv. 
 Unexported, Un-eks-ptirt-ed, a. not eksported. 
 Unexposed, Uu-eks-pcizd, a. not ekspozd. [ed. 
 Unexpounded, Un-eks-p-8ud-cd, a. not eksp-snd- 
 Unexpressed, Un-eks-prest, a. not eksprest. 
 Unexpressive, Un-eks-pres-iv, a. not havii) de 
 
 p'ser ov ekspvesii); uniiterabl; inefabl; ineks- 
 
 presiv. 
 Unexpressively, Un-eks-pres-iv-li, ad. not eks- 
 
 presivli; in an inoksju-e.siv inaner. 
 Unexpunged, Un-cks-piinjd, a. not ekspunjd. 
 Unextended, Un-eks-teud-ed, a. not ekstended; 
 
 not havig ekstcnt. 
 Unextenuated, Un-eks-ten-yi],-at-ed, a. not 
 
 ek.stenyi|ated. [eksterminated. 
 
 Unexterminated, Un-eks-ter-mi-nat-ed, a. not 
 Unextinct, Ua-eks-ti!)kt,* a. not ekstiijkt. 
 Unextinguishable, Un-cks-tiij-gwiJ-a-bl, a. not 
 
 eksliijgwijabl; unkwenqabl. 
 Unextinguishably, Un-eks-tig-gwiJ-a-bli, ad. 
 so az not tia be kwou^t. 
 
 Unextinguished, Un-eks-tig-gwijt, a. not eks- 
 
 tiijgwij't; nut kwougt; not put 'st. [pated. 
 
 Unextirpated, Un-eks-ter-pat-ed, a. not ekster- 
 Unextorted, Un-eks-tiirt-ed, a. not eksterted. 
 Unextricable, Un-eks-tri-ka-bl,* a. inekstrik- 
 
 abl. [kated. 
 
 Unextricated, Un-eks-tri-kat-ed, a. not ekstri- 
 Uneyed, Un-jd, a. not jd; not sen. 
 Unfaded, Un-fad-ed, a. not faded; not widerd. 
 Unfading, Un-fad-ii), a. notfadiij; not Ijabl tu 
 
 wider. [beii) unfadii). 
 
 Unfadingness, Un-fad-ig-nes, n. de kwoliti oT 
 Unfailing, Un-fal-ig, a. not falig; serten; not 
 
 misig. [ig unfalig. 
 
 Unfailingness, Un-fal-ig-nes, n. de stat ov be- 
 Unfainting, Un-fant-ig, a. not fantig; not sigkig. 
 Unfair, Un-f4r, a. not f^,r; disinjenyi|us; not 
 
 onest. [injenyi^usli. 
 
 Unfairly, Un-f4r-li, ad. in an unf4r maner; dis- 
 Unfairness, Un-f4r-nes, n. wont ov fq,rnes; dis- 
 
 injenyi"^usnes. [treqerus. 
 
 Unfaithful, Un-fat-f ul, a. not fatful; porfidius; 
 Unfaithfully, Un-fat-ful-i, ad. treqerusli; per- 
 
 fidiusli. [deliti; treqeri. 
 
 Unfaithfulness, Un-fat-fial-nes, n. wont ov fi- 
 Unfallen, Uu-fdl-n, a. not foln. 
 Ljnfallowed, Un-fal-od, a. not falod. 
 Unfaltering, Un-fel-ter-ig, a. not felterig. 
 Unfamilial!, Un-fa-mil-yar, a. not familyar, 
 UxFAMiLiARiTY, Un-fa-mil-yi-ar-i-ti, n. wont ov 
 
 I'ain'ily.ariti. 
 Unfaxcied, Un-fan-sid, a. not f ansid. 
 Unfanned, Un-fand, a. not fand. 
 Unfascinated, Un-fas-i-nat-ed, a. not fasinated. 
 Unfashionable, Un-faJ-on-a-bi, a. not f ajonabl; 
 
 not akordig tu fajon er kustom. 
 Unfashionableness, Un-faJ-on-a-bl-nes, n. de- 
 
 viaj'un from faJon. [ig txa de faJon. 
 
 Unfasuionably, Un-faJ-on-a-bli, ad. not akerd- 
 Unfashioned, Un-faJ-ond, a. not fajoud er fermd. 
 Unfast, Un-f'dst, a. not fast; not saf; not sekiir. 
 Unfasten, Un-fds-n, v. t. tta unbjnd; tu loos; tta 
 
 unfiks. 
 Unfastened, Un-fds-nd, a. not fasnd. 
 Unfasting, Un-fdst-ig, a. not fostig. [fqder. 
 Unfathered, Un-fq-derd, a. fqderles; havig no 
 Unfatherly, Un-fq-der-li, a. not fqderli. 
 Unfathomable, Uu-fad-om-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be fadouid or s-snded; not fadomabl. 
 Unfathomableness, Un-fad-om-a-bl-nes, n. de 
 
 stat ov beiij uufadomabl. 
 Unfathomably, Un-fad-om-a-bli, ad. so az not 
 
 tu be fadumd er s^■nded. 
 Unfathomed, Un-fad-omd, a. not fadomd. 
 Unfatigued, Un-fa-tegd, a. unwerid; untjrd. 
 Unfaulty, Un-fel-ti, a. not folti er senjii,rabl. 
 Unfavorable, Un-fa-vor-a-bl, a. not favorabl; 
 
 not kjnd. 
 Unfavorableness, Un-fa-vor-a-bl-nes, n. de 
 
 stat ov beig unfavorabl. 
 Unfavorably, Un-fa-vor-a-bli, ad. in an unfa- 
 vorabl manor; unkjndli. 
 Unfavored, Un-fa-vord, a. not favord. 
 Unfeared, Un-ferd, a. not ferd. 
 Unfearful, Un-fer-ful, a. not ferful. 
 Unfearing, Un-fer-ig, a. not ferig; kurajus. 
 Unfeasible, Un-fez-i-bl,* a. not fezibl; imprak- 
 
 tikabl. 
 Unfeathered, Un-fed-erd, a. not federd. 
 Unfeatured, Un-fet-yi],rd, a. defermd. 
 Unfed, Un-£ed, a. not fed; not supljd wid food. 
 Unfeed, Uu-fed, a. not fed; havig resevd no fe. 
 Unfeeling, Un-fel-ig, a. insensibl; verd ov felii) 
 er sensibiliti. [sensibiliti. 
 
 Unfeelingly, Un-fel-ig-li, ad. widxt felig er 
 Unfeelingness, Un-fel-ig-nes, n. wont ov feliu.
 
 UNF 
 
 699 
 
 UNF 
 
 Dnfeioskd, Cn-f&nd, a. not fand; real; siiufr. 
 Unfeioskulv, I'li-fiin-ed-li, aJ. rtali; siuserli. 
 UNKKiu.NKi».Ni.»s, U ii-faii-cd-iifs, H. sin!<tiriti. 
 Unkliomnu, I'n-lViii-ii), a. not t'uniy. 
 Unkellowku, L'n-Wl-od, a. not iua<ji. 
 Unkelt, L'li-felt, a. not felt; not pern^vd. 
 UNrEMiMNE, I'n-fem-i-uin, a. not I'euiinin. 
 Unkence, L'n-fens, r. t. tu strip ov Iouh. 
 Unfexced, Un-fenst, a. not fuust or I'ortifid. 
 Unkeume.vted, L'n-fer-iu6nt-cd, a. not fenu^nted. 
 Unkebtile, L'u-fer-til, a. not f^rtil; not fntitful; 
 
 infertil. [tiliti. 
 
 Uxkebtileness, Un-f»/r-til-nc3, n. wont ov ftr- 
 Unkertilizeu, I'n-f^r-til-jzd, a. not fertiljzd. 
 UXFETTKR, In-fet-er, v. t. tu tos from feterz; tu 
 
 uni/m. [strand. 
 
 Unfettered, I'n-fet-crd, a. not feterd; unre- 
 tfNFEUUALizE, Un-f ij,-dui-i«, V. t. tu fre from fq,- 
 
 diil rfStrant. 
 UNFiGuaEO, rn-fig-yq,rd, a. not figyq,rd. 
 Unfiled, L'n-fjld, a. not fjld; not jjoli/t. 
 Unfilial, Un-til-yal, a. not lilyal; un.sq^tabl tu 
 
 a sun. 
 Unfilled, Un-fild, a. not fild; not supljd. 
 UNFiNibHED, Un-fin-ijt, a. not finijt; inkom- 
 
 plet. [tiyz: i>"t stabl. 
 
 Unfirm, Un-fomi, a. not ferm; wek, az aplid tu 
 Unfirmness, Uu-ft/rin-nes, n. wont ov ft-rmnes. 
 Unfit, I'n-fit, a. not fit; improper; un:$i),tabl; 
 
 uiikwolifjd. (ifj. 
 
 Unfit, Unfit, r. t. tu mnk unsiitabl: tu ditskwol- 
 Unfitly, Un-fit-li, ad. not proijcrli; not sutabli; 
 
 iiuproperli. [proprirti. 
 
 Unfitness, I'n-fit-ncs, n. wont ov fitnes; wont ov 
 Unfitting, I'u-fit-iQ, a. not fitiy: not proper. 
 Unfix, In-fik!", r. t. tu liBsn; tu mak fliiid. 
 Unfixed, Un-fikist, a. not fik^t; wonderiji: inkon- 
 
 stnnt. [unfikst. 
 
 Unfixedness, Un-fiks-ed-nc8, n. At stat ov beifl 
 Unflaouing, Un-flag-ifl, a. not fiagiy ; not 
 
 dra>|ii|). 
 Unflanked, Un-n:'n)kt, a. not flaflkt. 
 Unflattered, lii-tlat-erd, a. not flaterd. 
 Unflattering, Tn-flat-er-ij), a. not flateri^j; 
 
 frauk: nin.st'r. 
 UKfledged, Un-flejd, a. not flejd; beiu yet wid- 
 
 ■«t fufterz; imali'ir: yug. 
 Unfleshed, Un-flejt,* a. not flejt; — not seznd 
 
 tu 1)1 ud; ru. 
 Unflinching, Un-flinq-ij), a. not flinqip. 
 Unflowerino, Un-fl'8-er-iD, a. not flxurifl. 
 Unfllctuating, Un-fliikt-yq,-at-ij), a.notfliikt- 
 
 yiintifl. 
 Unfoiled. ru-fcVld, a. not farld; unsubdi'pl. 
 Unfold, I'li-fuld, c t. tu ekspand: tu sjired: tu 
 
 Cipn: tu tel: tu drkl^r; tu dij'kiiver; tu rtvi:!; 
 
 tu displu: tu diskl^z; tu divdlj; -tu reled from 
 
 a fald. 
 Unfold, Un-fuld, v. i. tu opn; tu be ekspjindcd. 
 Unfolder, I'n-fuld-er, n. wun hio untuildz or 
 
 diskluzez. [kli.>ziz: diskloziy. 
 
 Unfolding, I'n-fiJlil-in, a. dat unfiLldz or di.s- 
 Unfollowed, Tn-fol-od, a. not folud. 
 UsFOOL. I'n-l'ii'jl, r. t. tu rr.itur from foli. 
 Unforbearixo, I'n-for-b^r-io, a. not forb^rio. 
 Unforbid, I'n-for-bid, a. not forbiil; pL-rmlted; 
 
 uiit'Tliidn. 
 Unforbidden, I'n-for-bid-n, a. not fnrbidn. 
 Unforbiddenness, rn-for-bid-n-nc.-i,* n. At stat 
 
 ov IifIi) unforbidn. 
 Unforced, I'n-fursit, a. not furst; not knn.strAnd; 
 
 — nut land: not qrtifijali hitnd: inqrtifi/al; nat- 
 
 yiir:il: not vjuk-nt; rzi: p-adynal. 
 Unfobcible, I n-furs-i-bl,* a. not fur<<ibl. 
 Unfordable, rn-funl-a-bl. a. not furdabl. 
 Unforded, I'n-fard-cd, a. not forded. 
 
 Unforebodino, Un-fur-b(I>d-iy, a. giviy no 
 
 omt-nz. [furndtn. 
 
 r.sKoiitKNoWABLE, Un-fur-nu-a-bl, a. not tu be 
 I'.NKoutKNOWN, Tn-fur-uun, a. not fornun. 
 I'.NFOUENLEABLE, L'u-for-8£-a-bl, a. not {>oDibl 
 
 tu bi- fur-ni. 
 rNKORESEEiNo, rn-for-«K-io, a. notforeeig. 
 iNFoRESEts, Lii-lur-MLii, a. not lur:*en. 
 Lnkoheshortened, In-for /ort-ud, a. not for- 
 
 J.rtiid. 
 I'nforetold, I'n-fur-luld, a. not furtijld. 
 I'nforewarned, Un lor-w<'»riid, a. not forw.Jmd. 
 r.VFORKEITED, L'n-lir-Jit-ed, a. not forfited. 
 I'nkorged, L'n-f(irjd, a. not furjd. 
 Inkouoetful, I'n-for-get-ful, a. not forgetful. 
 Inkorgiven, L'n-for-giv-ii, ti. not forgivii. 
 rsFoRoiviNQ, Lu-for-giv-ifl, a. releuiles; im- 
 
 plakabl. 
 I'.NKOKGOTTKN, Un-for-g6t-n, a. not furgutn. 
 Inkormed, Un-f6rmd, a. not formd; not mad. 
 Infoksaken, Un-for-sak-n, a. not forsakn or 
 
 dezertcd. 
 L'nfortified, Uii-for-ti-fjd, a. not fortifjd; not 
 
 sckiird; dtl'eM>les; wek; Ifbl. 
 Unfortunate, l"n-fi'»rl-yii-uaf, a. not fortynnat; 
 
 unsuk.-e^ful; unlia|)i. 
 rNFORTUXATELY, Un-fort-yi),-nat-li, ad. unhap- 
 
 ili; widi<t gud luk. 
 I'nfortunateness, L'n-fort-yq,-nat-nes, n. At 
 
 stat ov bei}) untortyiinat. [iliferua. 
 
 I'nkossilikerous, Ln-fos-il-if-er-uj, a. not fos- 
 r.NKossiLizED, L'n-fos-il-jzd, a. not fosilizd. 
 I'.NFOSTEUKD, L'u-foi-tcrd, a. not fosterd. 
 I XKOLGHT, I'n-fot, a. not fot. 
 rxFOULED, In-f'sld, a. not f-sld: unpointed. 
 I'XKOLND, Tu-fiind, a. not f'snd: not met wid. 
 L'nfoijnded, L'n-f'snd-ed, a. not f'suded; verd ov 
 
 f'xiidajoii: widiit otoriti or cvidens. 
 I NFRASIE, I'n-friim, v.t. tu destrtf At fram ov. 
 I XKUAMEI), I'n-framd, a. not fraiud: not formd. 
 CxKRANCHisED, Un-f nin-qjzd, a. not fnuu^izd. 
 I'xKRAXKED, fn-fniykt, a. not fraykt; not eg- 
 
 zt-mt from jKjstaj. 
 I'nfraught, I'li-fnit, a. not fret. 
 I'xFREED, I'n-frcd, a. not frcd or liberated. 
 (xfreiohted, l.'u-frat-i;d, a. not fratcd. 
 rxKREyLEXT, L'u-fre-kwent,* a. not frtkwent; 
 
 1 re k went. 
 I'xFREyuENTED, I'n-fre-kwent-ed, a. not frc- 
 
 kweiited; r4.rli vizlted. [kwcntli. 
 
 IxKREgiENTLV, I'n-fre-kwent-li, ad. not fre- 
 rxKRiAULE, I'n-frj-a-bl, a. not rzili krunibld. 
 [".skkikxded, ru-freml-ed, a. woutiy trendz. 
 Inkkiexuliness, I'u-frend-li-nei, n. At stat ov 
 
 bfill untrondli. 
 I'nfriexdlv, I'n-fnJnd-Ii, a. not frendli; unkjnd. 
 L'nfrixged, L'n-frinjd, a. not frinjd. 
 LxFBOCK. I'n-frok, r. t. tu divest ov a frok; tu 
 
 unkiiver. 
 I'xFROZEX, Tn-fruiz-n, a. not frozn er konjeld. 
 I'nfrloal, rn-fri6-gal, a. not fiiDgal. 
 Infrlitful, Un-frAt-ful, a. not fruitful: not 
 
 prolifik. [ful maner. 
 
 Infruitfullv, Un-frtdt-ful-i, a</. in an uulroit- 
 I'XFRi itfllness, Ln-fri£)t-f ul-ncs, u. At •'tHt ov 
 
 brill unfrAtful. [be fni.-itnitod. 
 
 IxKULSTRABLE, rn-friis-tra-bl, a. dat kau not 
 I'xFLLKiLLED, In-f ul-fild, a. not fulfill!. 
 rxFUMLD, Ln-fi'iuid. a. not fiimd or fi'imigated. 
 I'xFUXDED, I'n-fiind-ed, a. not funde«l. 
 I'nfuRL, I'n-furl, r. t. tu spred Kt; tu ek-iiwind; 
 
 tu uiif(filil; tu o|)n. [tu ilivest. 
 
 rxFURXisii, L'n-fiir-niJ, r. /. tu dcprjv; tu .-"Iriii, 
 rxFiRMSHED, In-f ur-ni/t, a. not furni/l; un- 
 
 .-uplid. 
 L NFURROWED, Un-f dr-od, a. not f urod.
 
 UNG 
 
 GOO 
 
 UNG 
 
 Unfused, Un-fq,zd, a. not fti,zd. [ed. 
 
 TJnfusible, Un-fiiz-i-bl,* a. rtat kan not bs melt- 
 Ungain, Un-gan, a. iukonvenyent; intraktabl. 
 
 [Lwkal.] _ [gand. 
 
 Ungaixable, Un-gan-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 UxGAi.VED, Un-gfind, a. not gand. 
 UxGAiXFUL, Un-gan-fial,* a. not ganful; un- 
 
 piofitabl. [unganli. 
 
 Ungainliness, Un-gan-li-nes, «. ds stat ov bciij 
 UxGAiXLY, Un-gan-li, a. klumzi; ekward; un- 
 
 kiijt. [sed. 
 
 UXGAINSAID, Un-gan-sed, a. not denjd er gan- 
 Ungallaxt, Un-gal-dut, a. not galdnt; unkortli. 
 UxGALLED, Un-gold, a. not gold; unhurt. 
 UxGARBLED, Un-gqr-bld, a. not gqrbld. 
 UxGAEXiSHED, Un-g('ir-nijt, a. not gqrnijt. [son. 
 Ungarrisoxed, Un-gar-i-sond, a. wid'st a gari- 
 UxGARTERED, Un-gqr-terd, a. bsii) widiit gqrterz. 
 Uxgatheeed, Un-gad-erd, a. not gaderd. 
 UxGAUGED, Un-gajd, a. not gajd or megi|r 1. 
 Ungear, Un-ger, i\ t. tu. unhqrnes. 
 I'xGELD, L'lj'geld, «. i£ng. law} a person "st ov 
 
 dg protekjon ov ds le, so dat, if he wer murderd, 
 
 no geld or fin Jud be pad. 
 Ungexerated, Un-jen-er-at-ed, a. not jenerat- 
 
 ed: uiibegotn. 
 Ungexerative, Un-jen-er-a-tiv, a. not jenerativ. 
 Ungenerous, Un-jen-er-us, a. not jenerus; ilib- 
 
 eral; ignobl. [erus maner. 
 
 Ungenerously, Un-jen-er-us-li, ad. in an unjen- 
 Ungexial, L'n-je-ni-al, a. not jenial; not favor- 
 
 abl tu nat3'i|r. 
 Ungenteel, Un-jen-tsl, a. not jentel. 
 Ungenteelly, Un-jen-tel-li, ad. in an unjen- 
 
 tfl maner. 
 Ungentle, Un-jen-tl, a. notjentl; hqrj; roid. 
 Ungentlemanuke, Un-jen-tl-man-ljk, a. unjen- 
 
 tlmauli. 
 Ungentlemanliness, Un-jen-tl-man-li-nes, n. 
 
 wont ov jeutlmanlines; impolitnes. 
 I'ngentlemanly, Un-jeu-tl-man-li, a. not jen- 
 
 tlmanli; not bekumig a jentlman; unsivil; ilib- 
 
 eral; riod. [sevcriti. 
 
 Ungentlexess, Un-jen-tl-nes, n. hqrjnes: rmdnes; 
 Ungently, Un-jen-tii, ad. not jentli; hqrjli; rcndli. 
 Ungeometeical, Un-je-Q-met-ri-kal, a. notJEo- 
 
 metrikal. 
 Ungifted, Un-gift-ed, a. not gifted. 
 UxGiLDED, Un-gild-ed, a. not gilded; not over- 
 lad wid gold. 
 Ungilt, Un-gilt, a. not gilt; ungilded. 
 Ungird, Un-gerd, v. t. tu Idas from a gerdl, band, 
 
 or gert. 
 Ungirt, Un-gert, a. not gert er gerded. 
 Ungiven, Un-giv-n, a. not givn. [gifts. 
 
 Ungivixg, Un-giv-ir), a. not giviij; not briijiij 
 Unglazed, Un-glazd, a. not glazd; wontii) windo 
 
 glasez; not kuverd wid glas. 
 Ungleaned, Un-glsnd, a. not glend. 
 Unglorified, Un-gl6-ri-f id, a. not glorifid. 
 Unglove, Un-gldv, V. t. tia remiw de gluv from. 
 Ungloved, Un-gldvd, a. not giu-d er kuverd. 
 Unglue. Un-glvi,, T. t. tia Ims from gh^. 
 UxGLUTTED, Un-glut-ed, a. not gluted; not sa- 
 
 Jiatcd. 
 Uxgoaded, Un-god-ed, a. not goded. 
 Ungod. Un-god, v. t. tu divest ov diviniti. 
 UxGODLiLY, Un-god-li-li, ad. impiusli; wikedli. 
 Uxgodlixess, Un-god-li-nes, n. de stat ov beii) 
 
 ungodli; impjeti. 
 Ungodly, Un-god-Ii, a. not godli; impius; wiked. 
 UxGOEED, Un-gord, a. unw(i)nded: unhurt. 
 Ungorged, Un-gerjd, a. not gorjd; not fild. 
 Ungot, Un-got, a. not gand; not akwjrd; not 
 
 begotn. 
 Ungotten, Un-got-n, a. not got; not begotn. 
 
 Ungovernable, Un-gdv-ern-a-bl, a. not guvern- 
 
 abl; not tia be roald; Ijsenjus; wjld; unbrjdld. 
 Uxgoveenableness, Un-gdv-ern-a-bl-nes, n. de 
 
 stat ov beii) unguvernabl. 
 Ungoverxably, Un-guv-ern-a-bli, ad. in an un- 
 guvernabl maner. [unbrjdld. 
 Ungoveened, Un-guv-ernd, a. not guverndj 
 Ungraoed, Un-grast, a. not grast. 
 Ungraceful, Un-gras-ful, a. not grasfal; wont- 
 ii) gras er elsgans. 
 Ungracefully, Un-gras-fial-i, ad. in an un- 
 
 grasful maner. [ekwardnes. 
 
 Ungracefulness, Un-gras-f ul-nes, n. inelegans; 
 Ungracious, Uu-gra-Jus, a. not grajus; wiked; 
 
 odius; ofensiv; unplezir); unakseptabl. 
 Ungraciously, Un-gra-Jus-li, ad. in an ungra- 
 
 Jus maner. [beig ungrajus. 
 
 Ungraciousness, Un-gra-Jus-nes, n. de stat ov 
 Ungeaduated, Un-grad-yi^-at-ed, a. not grad- 
 
 yiiated. 
 Ungrafted, Un-grdft-ed, a. not grafted. 
 Ungrammatical, Un-gram-at-i-kal, a. not akerd- 
 
 ii) tu gramar. 
 Ungrammatically, Uu-gram-at-i-kal-i, ad. wi4 
 
 bad gramar. [ed. 
 
 Ungeantable, Un-grdnt-a-bl, a. not tia be grant- 
 UxGEAXTED, Uu-grdut-ed, a. not granted; not 
 
 givn; not yelded. 
 Ungeasped, Un-grdspt, a. not graspt. 
 Ungeate, Un-grat,* n. an ingrat. 
 Ungeateful, Un-grat-fial, a. not gratfial; un- 
 
 taijkful; makii) no return for kjndnes er kult- 
 
 yqr; — unakseptabl. 
 Ungratefully, Un-grat-fial-i, ad. wid ingrati- 
 
 tqd; — uuakseptabli. 
 Ungratefulness, Un-grat-ful-nes, n. ingrati- 
 
 i\\A\ — unakseptablnes. 
 Uxgratified, Un-grat-i-f jd, a. not gratif jd. 
 Ungravely, Un-grav-li, ad. wid'st seriusnes. 
 Ungeaven, Un-grav-n, a. not gravn. 
 Ungeegarious, Un-gre-ga-ri-us, a. not gregarius. 
 Ungrounded, Un-gri'nd-ed, a. notgrsnded; hav- 
 
 ijl no f^ndajon. [dajon. 
 
 Ungroundedly, Un-gr-snd-ed-li, ad. wid'st fsn- 
 Uxgroundedxess, Un-gr-snd-ed-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov beiy ungr-suded. 
 Uxgrown, Un-gron, a. not grcbn: not matixr. 
 Ungeudged, Uu-grujd, a. not grujd. 
 Ungrudgingly, Un-gruj-ig-li, ad. wiliijli; hqrt- 
 
 ili; qerfuli. [hoof. 
 
 Ungual, Ug'gwal, a. belogig tu de nal, kle, er 
 Unguarded, Un-g4,rd-ed, a. not gqrded; Unde- 
 fended; kt^rles; neglijent; imprdident. 
 Unguardedly, Un-gqrd-ed-li, ad. in an ungqrd- 
 
 ed maner. [bEiB ungqrded. 
 
 Unguardedness, Un-gqrd-ed-nes, n. de stat ov 
 Unguent, Ug'gwent, n. ffntment. 
 UxGUENTARY, Ui)'gwen-ta-ri, a. relatig tia er 
 
 kontaniij erntment. 
 Unguessed, Un-gest, a. not gest. 
 Unguestlike, Un-gest-ljk,* a. not befitig a gest. 
 Uxguiculate, Un-kwik-yn,-lat, n. {Zool.} a 
 
 maujal hwiq haz de dijits qrmd wid klez, wid ds 
 
 under surfas fre far tuq. 
 Unguiculate, Un-gwik-yri,-lat, ) a. {Zool. 
 Unguiculated, Un-gwik-yq,-lat-ed, ) and Bot.y 
 
 havig klez; havig Jort steks, 
 Ungui'ded, Un-gjd-ed, a. not gjded; not direkted. 
 Unguilty, Un-gil-ti, a. inosent: not gilti. 
 Ungula, Ui)'gq-la, n. [L., a Imf-] a solid fermd 
 
 bj kutig of a pqrt ov a silinder, kon, er uder 
 
 solid, h\ a plan pasig obljkli trcD de bas; a hiDf- 
 
 Japt sekjun ov a silinder;— a sert ov hukt surji- 
 
 kal instrcoment. 
 Ungulata, Ug-gn-la-ta, n. pi. {Zool.) hukt 
 
 mamalz er kwodroopedz; uggi^lats.
 
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 Unoolate, r\)'j^ii,-lat, n. {Znol.) a niaiaul liwiij 
 
 haz At dijit-S enklijzil in hiDf.s, wid At umlur .sur- 
 
 fas n.jt 1 -ft fre l.<r tuQ. [l)ilyiinti<J. 
 
 UxuABiTUATEU, Un-ha-bit-yii-nt-cd, a. not liii- 
 U.s'iiACKEi), Ua-b:tkt, a. not bukt; not kut; not 
 
 hiin. 
 T.'nii ACKSKVED, Un-hak-nid, a. nut hiikiiiJ. 
 I'.NHAILEI), I'n-halJ, a. not halJ: not ^uli{^tcd. 
 I'miale, L'n-hiil.* a. not hal or hclti. 
 CviiALLOW, L'n-lial-o, i". t. tu deiirjv ov holincs; 
 
 tu iirot'lin: tu de-ekrat. 
 Unhallowed, Uu-bal-ud, a. not baluxl; profiin. 
 L'xHALVED. I'n-h^vd, a. not divjdi-d inlu b(ivz. 
 IxiiAMMKRED, I'n-bam-crd, &. not baiuord. 
 rMiAMrhKEL), L'n-ham-iicrd, a. not baupord; 
 
 not i'iitai);^ld. 
 Uniiani>, L'n-hand, r. /. tu loos from At hand. 
 Unhandily, Un-band-i-li, ad. in an unbandi 
 
 ui:in'-r. [unbandi. 
 
 UsHASDiNESS, Un-band-i-nos, n. At stat ov bclj) 
 Umia.ndled, Un-ban-dld, a. not bandid: not tu^l. 
 Umiandsume. ru-liaiid-suiu. a. not liund.^uui; uii- 
 
 grasli il: nut biitiful; ilibL-ral; djriinJL*nyi],Ui<. 
 U.MJANUrjOMELV, Uu-baud-suui-li, lid. in an un- 
 
 handsuu inaner. 
 Umiandsomeness, Un-band-sum-nejj, n. de stat 
 
 ov bfii) unb:'iiid->uui. [dekstcrus. 
 
 U.n'handv, Uii-bau-di, a. not handi; okward; not 
 U.\HA.\«, Un-iiai), V. t. tu divest ov baolflz. 
 UsiiA.NUED, I'n-hafjd, a. not bayd, az on a galoz. 
 UxUAi'iMLY, Un-bap-i-li, ad. in an uubapi niancr; 
 
 inizc-nilili. [tui^itortyiin. 
 
 Umiapimness, Un-hap-i-nes, n. mizeri; int't'lisiti; 
 U.NHAPPy, Un-bap-i, a. not hapi; recjed: niizcr- 
 
 alil: unt''>rtyiinHt; kalaiuitu.': distrest; unluki. 
 UxiiARAssED, I'u-bar-a.st, a. not barast. 
 Umiauhor, Un-biir-b(ir, v. t. tu drjv irom /clter. 
 U.NUARiioKED, Un-b(';r-burd, a. afordig nu Jeller. 
 Uniiaudened, Uu-hi'ird-nd, a. not bqrdnd. 
 Unhaudy, Un-b(\rd-i, a. febl; tender; tiinoruii. 
 UxilAUMEli, Un-bi'iriml, a. not bqriud: unhiirt. 
 rsiiAUMFLL, Un-bi'inn-ful,* a. innkjus; hqrmlcs. 
 UxiiARMOXious, Un-bqr-mi5-ni-us,'' a. not bqr- 
 
 monius: woutig hqruiciui: dispruporjonat: unmi^- 
 
 zikal: iniiqrmuniuj. • 
 Unharness, I'n-hqr-nes, r. t. tu lois from bqr- 
 
 ncs; til disqrm. 
 Uxharrowed, I'n-har-od, a. not barcod. 
 UxiiATCiiKD, Uii-bacjt, a. nut bact; not di:ikluzd. 
 UxiiALNTED. Un-bqnt-ed, a. not hqnted. 
 UxHAZARDED, Un-b.iz-ard-ed, a. not bazarded. 
 UxiiAZARDOfs, Un-baz-ard-U!), a. not hazardu.". 
 Unhead, Un-bed, r. t. tu tak of dc bed er top. 
 Unuealable, Un-h£l-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 brid. 
 UxHEALED, Un-beld, a. not beld: not kq^rd. 
 Unhealtukil. Un-ht-lt-ful, a. morbid; unbol- 
 
 «iini. [beltful mancr. 
 
 Umiealtiikully, Un-helt-ful-i, ad. in an un- 
 UxiiKALTiiFLLXESS, Un-bclt-ful-ncs, n. At t'tat 
 
 ov lif 1) uiibeltful. [manor. 
 
 UxiiKALTiiiLY. lu-h^lt-i-li, ad. in an unbelti 
 UxiiEALTiiiXESS, In-belt-i-nes, n, destatovbE- 
 
 i{) unbelti. * 
 
 Unhealthy, Un-h^lt-i, a. unfavorabl tu belt; 
 
 nut lieiti: sikli; wontig belt. 
 UxHEARD, Un-hi-rd. a. not b«;rd. C'lihfrd-ov, oh- 
 
 ekqr: not nun bj fam; — unjire^rdcnted. 
 UxHKATKD, Un-het-cd, a. not btted: not mad hot. 
 IxHKAVENLY. Un-bev-n-li, a. not bLvnli. 
 UxHKDiiED. I'n-hejd, a. not sur'snded ^\ a hej. 
 UxHtEDED, Un-bed-e<l, a. not hedcd; di.srfgqrded. 
 Unheedkll, Un-hed-ful,» a. not htdful: not 
 
 k.>Jii-. 
 UxHEEDFtLLY, Un-h^d-ful-i, ad. in an unhed- 
 
 ful maner. 
 
 L'xHthiJixo, Un-btd-ij), a. not hedig; noglijent; 
 
 kiirle-. [met. 
 
 UxuELMET, Un-h61-met, r. t. tu drprir ov a hel- 
 UxHELPED, Un-hel|)t, a. not bclpt; unusititod. 
 UxHELPKLL, Un-bulp-ful, a. not helpful. 
 Unhemmed, Un-bemd, a. not hemd. 
 IxHtuoic, Un-bE-ru-ik, a. not heruik; ignobl. 
 I XHESITATI.NG, Uu-hez-i-tat-ig, a. not hezitatin. 
 Lnhesitatixgly, Un-boz-i-tat ig-li, ad. wid« 
 
 bezitajon. 
 Unhewn, Un-hqn, a. not bqn; not ht^d. 
 UxHiDDEX, Un-bid-n, a. not hidn. 
 UxHiDEBouND. Un-b|d-b-»nd,* a. not bjdb-snd. 
 Unhindered, Uu-bin-derd, a. not binderd. 
 Unhinge, Un-hiuj, v. t. tu tak from At binjez; 
 
 tu displiii bj vjulend; — tu disorder; tu drrunj; 
 
 tu koufqz. [hinjig. 
 
 UxiiiNGEMEXT, Un-hinj-ment, n. de akt ov un- 
 Unhiued, I'n-hjrd, a. not bjrd; not Ytnal. 
 UxHisTORiCAL, Un-bis-tor-i-kai, a. not historikal. 
 UxHiT, Uu-hit, a. not bit; not slruk. 
 UxHiTCH, Un-hi(j, v. t. tu disengaj from a hiq; 
 _ tu set fre. [or stor, 
 
 UxHOAUD, Un-huird, v.t. tu tak awa from a hard 
 Unuoliness, Un-hu-li-nes, n. impjeti; profanncs; 
 
 wikedne^. [wiked. 
 
 Unholy, Un-h<5-li, a. not holi; profan; impius; 
 IxHoxoRED, Uu-6n-ord, a. not onird. 
 Unhood, Un-hiid, r. t. tu dEprjv ov a hud. 
 L'xiiooK, Un-biik, v. t. tu disengaj from a huk. 
 Unhoop, Un-hup, c. t. tu divest ov huiis. 
 Unhoped, Un-hupt, a. not hopt. UnluJi't-fer, 
 
 not ho|)t for er eksfiekted. 
 Unhopeful, Un-hcjp-ful, a. not hopful; beig 
 
 wid'st hup. 
 Unhopefully, Un-hwp-ful-i, ad. not hopfuli. 
 Unhorxed, Un-hornd, a. not havig hornz. 
 Unhorse, Un-hors, v. t. tu tro from a bors or sadl. 
 UxHOSTiLE, Un-hos-til, a. not hostil; not belogig 
 
 tu an enrmi. 
 UxiiousE, Un-b-sz, v.t. tu dcpriv ov hiss or Jelter. 
 UxHOLSED, Un-b-szd, a. not bxzd; wontig a hiss. 
 UxHfMAN, Un-hq-man,* a. bqrbarus; inbiiman. 
 UXHCMANIZE, Un-hq-man-{Z, v. t. tu render savaj 
 
 or iniiqinan. 
 UxuLMAXizED, Un-hii-man-jzd, a. not hqmanizd. 
 UxHi MBLED. Un-biim-bld, a. not bambld. 
 Unhimihatixo, Un-hq-mil-i-at-ifl, a. not htl- 
 
 miliatig. 
 UxHLMORED, Un-yii-mord, a. not yT^mord. 
 UxHL'XG, Un-hdfl, a. not hug; not hagd. 
 UxHLRT, Uu-hurt, a. not hurt; frt from hqrm. 
 Unhlrtfl'l, Un-biirt-ful, a. inokjus; hqrmles; 
 
 djjig no bqrm. 
 Unhurtfilly, Un-hdrt-ful-i, ad. wid-st hqrm; 
 
 in..kjusli. [ed; neglekted. 
 
 UxHLSBAXDED, Un-bdz-band-cd, a. not bucband- 
 l NHisHED, Un-hiijt, a. not hujt. 
 Unhlsked, Un-hii.-kt, a. not huskt. [kapsi^I. 
 Unicapsular, Yq-ni-kap-sq-lar, a. havig wun 
 Unicorn, Yq-ni-korn, «. a best or kwodnitped 
 
 dat haz onli wun born; — a kjnd ov b«rd: — a fij. 
 
 (le yunikbni ov de Bjbl iz dts komonli su|xJzid 
 
 tu be de qnoseros. — {.Her.) a fabyqlus repre- 
 
 Eentajon ov a hors wid a siggl hem iJnig from 
 
 de forhed. 
 Unideal, Un-j-de-al, a. not jdeal; real. 
 Unidiouatic. Un-id-i-k>-mat-ik,a. not idiomiitik. 
 Unific, Vq,-nif-ik, a. makig wun: f<)rmig ji\niti. 
 Unifloroi'S, Yii-ni-fl<f)-rus, a. {BU.) havig wun 
 
 filter. 
 Uniform, Yq-ni-form, a. unvarid in fftnn, maner, 
 
 or drcs; konsistent; konsanant; ekwabl; cvn: r6g- 
 
 yqlur. 
 Uniform, Yq-ni-form, n. a drcs ©v de sam k^nd 
 
 wid udenj de rejim^ntal dres ov a soljcr.
 
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 Uniformity, Tq,-ni-f(jrm-i-ti, ?i. de stat ov bgii) 
 yiXniferm; ixzemblaus tia itself; £vn tenor; kon- 
 fermiti tu wun patern. — Akt ov yiinifeiTniti, 
 {Stig. hid.} an akt past in 1661-2, enjtrnir) yq,- 
 nifermiti in materz ov relijon, obljji{) el ds 
 klerji tu. subskrjb de 39 qrtiklz, and tu yii,z de 
 saui ferm ov wurjip. It kezd upwardz ov 2000 
 ministeiz tu kwit de qurq ov Iggland. 
 
 Uniformly, Yx\,-ni-ferm-li, ad. in a yv),niferm 
 
 ^ maner; widest variajon; in an evn tenor; wid'st 
 
 diversiti. [yi],nifGrm. 
 
 Uniformness, Y4-ni-form-nes, n. de stat ov beii) 
 
 Unify, yx\,-ni-fj, v. t. tu ferm intu wun; tu mak 
 a yii,nit ov. 
 
 Unigeniture, Yii-ni-jen-i-tur, n. de stat ov beig 
 de onli-begotn. [nus. 
 
 Unigenous, Yn,-nij-e-nus, a. ov wun kjnd er je- 
 
 Unignited, Un-ig-njt-ed, a. not ignjted; not set 
 on fir. [wun lip. 
 
 Unila'biate, Yq,-ni-la-bi-at, a. {Bot.) bavii) onli 
 
 Unilateral, Yii,-ni-lat-er-al, a. relatii) tu wun 
 sjd; havii) canli wun sjd. [wun leter. 
 
 Uniliteral, Yn-ni-lit-er-al, a. konsistii) ov onli 
 
 Unilluminated, Un-il-4-min-at-ed, a. not ilq- 
 minated. 
 
 Unillcmined, Un-il-i],-mind, a. not iltimind. 
 
 Unillustrative, Un-il-iis-tra-tiv, a. not ilus- 
 trativ. 
 
 Unilocular, Yq,-ni-16k-yq,-lar, a. {GoncJi^ not 
 divjded intu qamberz, az Jelz. — {Bot.} not sep- 
 arated intu selz, az sed-veselz. [be imajind. 
 
 Unimaginable, Un-im-aj-in-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 Unimaginably, Un-im-aj-in-a-bli, ad. tu a de- 
 gre not tu be imajind. [inativ. 
 
 Unimaginative, Un-im-aj-in-a-tiv, a. not imaj- 
 
 Unimagined, Un-im-aj-ind, a. not imajind. 
 
 Unimbittered, Un-im-bit-erd, a. not imbiterd. 
 
 Unimbrued. Un-im-brc6d, a. not imbrifid. 
 
 Unimbued, Un-im-bi\d, a. not imbttd. 
 
 Unimitated, Un-im-i-tat-ed, a. not imitated. 
 
 Unimmersed, Un-im-erst, a. not imerst. 
 
 Unimmortal, Un-im-er-tal, a. not imertal; mertal. 
 
 Unimmortalized, Un-im-er-tal-jzd, a. not imer- 
 taljzd. [be imp4rd. 
 
 Unimpairable, Un-im-p4r-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 Unimpaired, Un-im-p4rd, a. not imp4rd or inji^rd. 
 
 Unimparted, Un-im-pqrt-ed, a. not impqrted er 
 Jard. 
 
 Unimpassioned, Un-im-paJ-ond, a. notimpajond; 
 kqm; inosent; kwjet. 
 
 Unimpeachable, Un-im-peg-a-bl, a. not Ijabl tu 
 impeqment; not impecjabl. 
 
 Unimpeached, Un-im-peqt, a. not impeqt. 
 
 Unimpeded, Un-im-ped-ed, a. not impeded er 
 hinderd. 
 
 Unimplored, Un-im-plord, a. not implord. 
 
 Unimportance, Un-im-per-tans, n. wont ov im- 
 partans. [trjflii); frivolus. 
 
 Unimportant, Un-im-por-tant, a. not impertant; 
 
 Unimporting, Un-im-jxart-ig, a. not impurtiij. 
 
 Unimportuned, Un-im-por-ti|,nd, a. not salisited. 
 
 Unimposed, Un-im-piizd, a. not impozd. 
 
 Unimposing, Un-im-p6z-ig, a. not impozir); vol- 
 untari. 
 
 Unimpregnable, Un-im-preg-na-bl, a. dat ma 
 be takn er imp4nd; not impregnabl. 
 
 Unimpressed, Un-im-prest, a. nut imprest. 
 
 Unimfressible, Un-im-pres-i-bl, a. not impresibl. 
 
 Unimpressive, Un-im-pres-iv, a. not impresiv. 
 
 Unimpressiveness, Un-im-pres-iv-nes, n. de stat 
 ov bell) unimpresiv. 
 
 Unimprisoned, Un-ira-priz-nd, a. not impriznd. 
 
 Unimprovable, Un-im-prdbv-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 be imprifivd. 
 
 Unimprovablexess, Un-im-pr(fiv-a-bl-nes, n. de 
 kwoliti ov not beig improovabl. 
 
 Unimproved, Un-im-prc&vd, a. not imprdbvd; not 
 
 mad beter; not tet; not meliorated. 
 Unimproving, Un-im-probv-ii), a. not imprdbvig. 
 Unimpugned, Un-im-pi],nd, a. not impi^nd. 
 Unimputed, Un-im-pvit-ed, a. not impi],ted. 
 Unincarcerated, Un-in-kqr-ser-at-ed, a. not in- 
 
 kqrserated. 
 Unincarnate, Un-in-k^r-nat, a. not inkqrnat. 
 Unincensed, Un-in-senst, a. not insenst. 
 Unincited, Un-in-sjt-ed, a. not insjted. 
 Uninclosed, Un-in-klozd, a. net inklozd. 
 Unincorporated, Un-in-ker-pca-rat-ed, a. not 
 
 inkijrpurated. [inkres. 
 
 Unincreasable, Un-in-krES-a-bl,J a. admitig no 
 Unincreased, Un-in-krest, a. not inkrest. 
 Uninculcated, Un-in-kdl-kat-ed, a. not inkiil- 
 
 kated. [berd. 
 
 Unincumbered, Un-in-kdm-berd, a. not inkum- 
 Un indebted, Un-in-det-ed, a. not indeted. 
 Unindemnified, Un-in-dem-ni-fjd, a. not in- 
 
 demnifid. 
 Unindented, Un-in-dent-ed, a. not indented. 
 UxiNDiCATED, Un-in-di-kat-ed, a. not indikated. 
 Unindicted, Un-in-djt-ed, a. not indjted. [iti. 
 Unindifferency, Un-in-dif-er-en-si, n. pqrjial- 
 Unindifferent, Un-in-'dif-er-ent, a. not indifer- 
 
 ent; pqrj'al. 
 Unindorsed, Un-in-dorst, a. not inderst. 
 Unindulged, Un-in-diiljd, a. not induljd. 
 Unindustrious, Un-in-dds-tri-us, a. not indus- 
 
 'trius; not dilijent. 
 Uninebriating, Un-in-e-bri-at-ii), a. not inebri- 
 
 atiij. [yijated. 
 
 Uninfatuated, Un-in-fat-yq,-at-ed, a. not infat- 
 Uninfected, Un-in-fekt-ed, a. not infekted. 
 Uninfectious, Un-in-fek-Jus, a. not infekjus. 
 Uninfested, Un-in-fest-ed, a. not infested. 
 Uninflamed, Un-in-flamd, a. not inflamd; not 
 
 set on f jr. 
 Uninflammable, Un-in-flam-a-bl, a. notinflam- 
 
 abl; inkombustibl. 
 Uninflicted, Un-in-flikt-ed, a. not inflikted. 
 Uninfluenced, Un-in-fli^-enst, a. not infh|enst. 
 Uninfluencive, Un-in-flij,-en-siv, a. uninfhx- 
 
 enjal. • [inflqens, 
 
 Uninfluential, Un-in-flix-en-Jal, a. not havig 
 Uninformed, Un-in-formd, a. not infermd: untot. 
 Uninforming, Un-in-ferm-ig, a. not infermig or 
 
 instriiktig. 
 Uninfringed, Un-in-frinjd, a. not infrinjd. 
 Uningenious, Un-in-jen-yus, er Un-in-je-ni-as, 
 
 a. not injenyus; stupid. 
 Uningenuous, Un-ia-jen-yti,-us, a. notinjenyixus; 
 
 iliberal; disinjeuyi^us. 
 Uninhabitable, Un-in-hab-it-a-bl, a. not in- 
 
 hiibitabl; unfit tu be inhabited. 
 Uninhabitableness, Un-in-hab-it-a-bl-nes, n, 
 
 de inkapasiti ov beig inhabited. 
 Uninhabited, Un-in-hab-it-ed, a. not inhabited; 
 
 havig no inhabitants. 
 Uninheritability, Un-in-hor-it-a-bil-i-ti, n. de 
 
 stat ov ndt beig inheritabl. 
 Uninitiate, Un-in-iJ-i-at, ) i • -r- t j 
 
 Uninitiated, Un-in-iJ-i-at-ed, \ ^- '^"^ i^^'I'^ted. 
 Uninjured, Un-in-jiyd, a. not inji],rd; unhurt. 
 Uninjurious, Un-in-ji|-ri-us, a. not inji^riusj 
 
 hi|rmles. 
 Uninquiring, Un-in-kwjr-ig, a. makig no inkwjri. 
 Uninquisitive, Un-in-kwiz-i-tiv, a. not inkwiz- ' 
 
 itiv. [Jon. 
 
 Uninscribed, Un-in-skrjbd, a. havig no inskrip- 
 Uninspired, Un-in-spjrd, a. not inspjrd. 
 Uninspirited, Un-in-spir-it-ed, a. not inspirited. 
 Uninstalled, Un-in-steld, a. not instald. 
 Uninstigated, Un-in-sti-gat-ed, a. not instigated. 
 Uninstituted, Un-ifl-sti-tiit-ed, a. not institi],ted.
 
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 Uninstrccted, Un-in-strdkt-ed, a. not instriikt- 
 
 ed; not tot. [i\). 
 
 Uninstuuctino, Un-in-stnikt-iu, a. not instrdkt- 
 Uninstkuotivk, Un-in-struk-tiv, a. not instriik- 
 
 tiv. [siruktivli. 
 
 Uninstbuctively, Un-in-striik-tiv-li, ad. not in- 
 UNi.NbLLATtD, L'n-iii-sn-lul-u(J, 11. not iusulatcJ. 
 llNiNSLEtD, I'u-in-Ji'ird, a. not inji'i,rd. 
 U.NiNTELLtCTUAL, L'n-in-tfl-ekt-yn-al, a. not in- 
 
 telektynal. 
 Unintelligent, Un-in-t61-i-jont, a. not intcli- 
 
 JL'iit: not .xkilfial. 
 Unintelligently, Un-in-t(51-i-jent-li, ad. wid 
 
 Wont ov intelijcus. 
 Unixtelligiuility, Un-in-tel-i-ji-bil-i-ti, n. de 
 
 kw<jliti ov he'\\) unint^lijibl. 
 Unintelligidle, Un-in-tel-i-ji-bl, a. not int^li- 
 
 jibl; diit kim not be understud. 
 Unintelligibleness, Uu-iu-tel-i-ji-bl-nes, ». de 
 
 Stat ov Iie'h) unintt'lijibl. 
 Unintelligibly, I'n-in-t^l-i-ji-bli, ad. in an un- 
 
 intolijibl niancr. 
 Unintended, Un-in-t^nd-ed, a. not intended. 
 Unintentional, Un-in-ten-Jon-al, a. not inten- 
 
 Joniil; not dtziiid; btij) wid'St dezjn. 
 .Unintentionally, L'n-iu-t^u-/on-ul-i, at/. wid'Bt 
 
 intenjon. [torkalatcd. 
 
 Unintercalated, Un-in-tcT-ka-lat-ed, a. not in- 
 Unintercepted, Un-in-tor-sept-ed, a. not inter- 
 
 Bdptod. [dikted. 
 
 Uninterdicted, Un-in-tcr-dikt-ed, a. not inter- 
 Uninteri-:sted, Un-in-tor-cst-od, a. not interest- 
 ed; havi\) nu interest; disinterested. 
 Uninteresting, I'n-in-ter-est-ij), ,i. not intercst- 
 
 ifl; ekfjtij) no interest. [intermijon. 
 
 Uninteumission, I'n-in-ter-miJ-on, n. absens ov 
 Unintermitted, Un-in-ter-mit-ed, a. not inter- 
 
 niited; kontinynd. [•st intcruiijon. 
 
 Unintermittkdlv, rn-in-ter-mit-cd-li, ad. wid- 
 Unintermitting, I'n-in-ter-uiit-ij), a. not inter- 
 
 mitij): kontiiiyiiij). [mikst. 
 
 Uninteumixed, Lu-in-ter-mikst, a. not intcr- 
 Uninterpolated, Un-in-t^r-po-lat-ed, a. not in- 
 
 terpulntcd. [pretcd. 
 
 Uninterpreted, Un-in-ter-prct-cd, a. not inter- 
 Uninterrek, Tn-in-terd, a. not interd. 
 Uninterrupted, L'n-in-tcr-iipt-cd, a. not brokn; 
 
 not inteiuiitcd. [it interujijon. 
 
 Uninterruptedly, Un-in-ter-iipt-ed-li, arf. wid- 
 Unintimated, Un-in-ti-mat-ed, a. not intimated. 
 Unintimidated, Un-in-tim-i-dat-ed, a. not in- 
 
 timidateil. 
 Unintrenciied, I'n-in-trenqt, a. not intrenqt. 
 Unintricated, Un-in-tri-kat-ed,* a. not per- 
 
 plekst. 
 Unintroduced, Un-in-tro-di\st, a. not intrwdi'ist. 
 UninuRed, Un-in-yi'ird, a. not inyi|,rd; unakos- 
 
 touul. 
 Uninvaded, Un-in-vad-ed, a. not invaded or 
 
 a.<Hld. [diskiiverd. 
 
 Uninvested, Un-in-vent-ed, a. not invented; un- 
 Uninventive, Un-in-veu-tiv, a. not inventiv. 
 Uninverted, In-in-vi-rt-cd, a. not inverted. 
 Uninvested, I'n-in-vest-ed, a. not invested. 
 Uninvestigable, Un-iu-vus-ti-ga-bl, a. not tu 
 
 be serqt ut. [vfotigated. 
 
 Uninvestigated, rn-in-vds-li-gHt-cd, a. not in- 
 Uninvited, Ln-in-vit-cd, a. not invjtcd; notaskt. 
 Uninviting, .Un-in-vjt-ifl, a. not iuvitig; not per- 
 
 8wadi{). 
 Uninvoked. Un-in-vukl, a. not invukt. 
 Unio, Vi'^-ni-u, /». a jf nu.s ov jHTJ-Jflz. 
 Union, \i'in-yon, «. de akt ov j«rniD t<i> or mor 
 
 so ax tu uiak dcm wun; de akt ov yunjtifl; dt 
 
 Stat ov brifl yiinjti'd: konkord; konjugkjon; — 
 
 several yiinjted intu wun; a konfedcrasi. 
 
 Unionist, Yi'in-yon-ist, n. wun hat advokata er 
 
 l)rwuiu)ls yiinyon. [a bert. 
 
 Iniparuus, Vii-nip-a-rus, A. brigig fort wun at 
 L'nipeu, Vi'i-ni-ned, a. baviy ouli wun fut. 
 Unipeesonal, Vii,-ui-|jer-8on-al, a. havig but 
 
 wun per.-on. 
 I'nipersonalist, Yi\-ni-p<;r-8on-al-ist, n, wunhO) 
 
 bcltvz diir iz but wun i)\-rson in de Uciti. 
 Unique, Vii-nt'k, a. [//•.] sol; btig wid«t an 
 
 ekwal; wid'st anildcr ov de Bam kjnd non tu 
 
 ej»zi.st. 
 I'NiyuELY, Yii-nt'k-li, ad. in a yi^ntjk mancr. 
 I'niradiated, Vii-ni-ra-di-at-cd, a. havig but 
 
 wun ra. [ed. 
 
 I'nirradiated, Un-ir-n-di-nt-ed, a. not iradiat- 
 L'nison, Vi'i-ni-son, n. n konsonuns ov tib K^ndz 
 
 ekwal in graviti or aki],tnc8; an unvarid not; a 
 
 B'snd egzaktii de sam az anuder; u t-trig dat has 
 
 dt sam Avud wid aniider: an cgzakt agremeut; 
 
 akordan.'^: li<irniuni: ineluxli; konkord. 
 Unison, Yti,-ui-son, a. STsndig alon; yi^nisonant; 
 
 yiini.-'onus. 
 Unisonaxce, Yii-nis-Q-nans, n. akardans ov sisndz. 
 Unisonant, Yt],-nis-o-nant, a. beig in yi^nison. 
 Unisonous, Yn-nis-o-nus, a. beig iu yi^uison; 
 
 liavig de sam STsnd; yn,nisou. 
 Unit, Yii,-nit, n. wun; dt lest number, or de ra>t 
 
 ov numberz;— a gold ktrn ov Kig Jamz I. 
 Unitable, Yii-njl-a-bl, a. kupablov beig yq,nited. 
 Unitarian, \ n-ni-ta-ri-an, n. wun bjj, in dis- 
 
 tigkjon from Tiinitariam, holdz dat Ciod eg- 
 
 zists in wun i>er!;on uuli; wun boi aKz diviniti 
 
 tu (Jod de l-'qder onli; an anti-trinitarian. 
 Unitarian, Yn-ni-ta-ri-an, a. relatig tu Yuni- 
 
 tarianizni or Yiinitarianz. 
 Unitarianism. \ 11,-ni-ta-ri-an-iz-m^ n. de prin- 
 
 siplz ov Yiinitniianz. 
 Unitarianize, Yii-ni-ta-ri-an-jz, v. t. and i. tu 
 
 konfi'iriu tu Yunitt'irianizm. 
 Unite, Yn-njt, r. t. tu jflrn t<l> or mor intu wun; 
 
 tu brig or form intu a yiyiyon; tu brig tuged- 
 
 er; tu kombjn; tu kouekt; tu mak tu agre, er 
 
 tu adher; tu jern. 
 Unite, Yi),-njt, t. i. tu jern in an akt; tu konktir; 
 
 tu akt in konscrt; tu koalas; tu be semented; 
 
 tu gro intu wun. [tu jern. 
 
 Unitedly, Yq,-njt-cd-li, ad. wid jninyon; so ai 
 Uniter, Yi^-njt-er, n. he or dat hwiq yn,n|ts. 
 Unition, Yi^-niJ-on, n. de akt or pTser ov ytinjt- 
 
 ig: konjugkjon: koalijon. 
 Unity, Yi^-ni-ti, u. de stat ov beig wun; wunnes; 
 
 — konkord; agrrment; ytj^niforiniti; — de kwolili 
 
 ov eni wurk ov qrt, (az u drama, i bj hwiq el de 
 
 pqrts qr subordinat tu wun jeneral dezjn or cf- 
 
 ekt. He tre yt(iiiliz, in At drama, qr doz ov tjm, 
 
 pla.s, and nkjon. 
 Univalve, Yi'i-ni-valv, a. havig wun Jel er valv. 
 Univalve, Yii-ni-valv, n. a Jcl havig onli wun 
 
 valv. 
 Univalved, Y'li-ni-valvd, a. havig onli wun valv. 
 Univalvulab, Yn,-ni-val-Tq,-lar, a. havig but 
 
 wun valv. 
 Universal, Yti-ni-vi'r-sal, a. total; hoi; el; kom- 
 
 prjzig ol; juneral. — } t(niitfrsal JBnt, a kontrjv- 
 
 ans fur koinqnikntig mojon obijkli. 
 Universal, Yq-ni-ver-sal, u. {L-</hy a jeneral 
 
 propozijon inkli^dig a jeneral klas ov partikyq- 
 
 larz: — *yqnivors: de hoi. 
 Universalism, Yq-ni-vi-r-sal-iz-ra, «. dr prinsipli 
 
 ov Yiiniversalistji; de bcltf dat el mankjnd wil 
 
 be savd. 
 Universalist, Yti-ni-v^r-sal-ist, n. wun hisaf^kta 
 
 tu understand el partikyqlarx; — wun hat holds 
 
 de doktrin dat ol men wil br savd. It iz sum- 
 
 timz apljd tu Hrminiant, from di^r holdig tu ds 
 
 ytiuiversuliti ov de opera/on* ov gras.
 
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 Uniteesality, Yi|-ni-ver-sal-i-ti, n. de stat ov 
 bEiij jn^niversalj not partikyi^lariti; ekstenjon 
 tva de hoi. ' [yiiniversal. 
 
 Universalize, Yii-ni-ver-sal-jz, ■». t. tia render 
 
 Universally, Yi],-ni-ver-sal-i, ad. trcoit dg hoi; 
 wid-st L-kscpJun. 
 
 Universe, Yii,-ni-vers, n. dz hoi kreajon, inklrid- 
 iij de solar sistem and el dg stqri rgjonz beyond; 
 de jeneral sistem ov tir)z; dg wurld. 
 
 University, Yn-ni-ver-si-ti, n. a seminari er 
 plas ov lernii), hwi\r el de qrts and sjensez qr tet 
 and studid. Sunitjmz improperli apljd tia a sem- 
 inar! er kolej ov a mu(3 mor limited karakter. 
 
 Univocal, Yix-niv-o-kal, a. haviij onli wun men- 
 ig or signifikajon: — opozd tu ekicirokal; — ser- 
 ten; regj'i^lar; pursi^ir) wun tenor. — {3Ius.} not- 
 ii) a konkerd. 
 
 Univocal, Yq,-niv-o-kal, n. {Aristotelian logic) 
 a ward havig onli wun signifikajon er menii); — 
 a sinonim. 
 
 Univocally, Yn,-niv-o-kal-i, ad. in wun term: 
 in wuu sens; in wun tenor. 
 
 Univocation, Yi\,-niv-(D-ka-Jon, n. agrement ov 
 nam and mgnii). 
 
 Unjaering, Un-jqr-ii), a. not jqrii); konkerdant. 
 
 Unjaundiced, Un-jqn-dist, a. notjqndist. 
 
 Unjealous, Un-jel-us, a. not jelus: not suspijus. 
 
 Unjoin, Un-jtrn,* v. t. tia separat; tu disjffn. 
 
 Unjoined, Un-jffnd, a. notjernd; disjend. 
 
 Unjoint, Un-jffnt,* r. i. tti separat: ta disjtjnt. 
 
 Unjointed, Un-jffnt-ed, a. not jefnted; separated. 
 
 Unjolted, UuTJolt-ed, a. not jolted. 
 
 Unjoyful, Un-jff-ful, a. notjfffial; sad. 
 
 Unjoyous, Un-jff-us, a. notjerus; not qerful. 
 
 Unjudged, Un-jiijd, a. not jujd er desided. 
 
 Unjust, Un-jiist, a. not just; inikwitus; kontrari 
 tu ekwiti er justis. 
 
 Unjustifiable, Un-jus-ti-fj-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 be justif jd: roi). 
 
 Unjustifi'ableness, Un-jds-ti-fj-a-bl-nes, n. de 
 kwoliti ov not beii) justif jabl. 
 
 Unjustifiably, Un-jus-ti-fj-a-bli, ad. in a man- 
 er not tu he defended. 
 
 Unjustified, Un-jus-ti-fjd, a. not justif jd. 
 
 Unjustly, Un-just-li, ad. in a maner kontrari 
 tu rjt er justis. 
 
 Unkennel, Un-ken-el, r. t. tm driv from a kenel, 
 hoi, er retret. ' [zervd. 
 
 Unkept, Un-kept, a. not kept; not retand; unob- 
 
 Unkerchiefed, Un-ker-qift, a. haviij no kerqif. 
 
 Unkilled, Un-kild, a', not kild; not slan. 
 
 Unkind, Un-kjnd, a. not kjnd: unfrendli; not be- 
 nevolent. 
 
 Unkindled, Un-kin-dld, a. not kindld. 
 
 Unkindliness, Un-kind-li-nes, w. de kwoliti ov 
 beiij unkitidli: unfaVorablnes. 
 
 Unkindly,' Un-kjnd-li, a. not kjndli; vffd ov 
 kjndnes: unnatyqral. [afekjon. 
 
 Unkindly, Un-kjnd-li, ad. wid-st kjndnes; wid-st 
 
 Unkindness, Un-kjnd-nes, 7i. wont ov kjndnes: 
 malevolens; maligniti; il-wil. 
 
 Unking, Un-kii), v. t. tu deprjv ov rffalti. 
 
 Unkinglike, Un-kiij-ljk, a. unkiijli. [ignobl. 
 
 Unkingly, Un-kii)-li, a. unbekumii) a kiij: bas: 
 
 Unkiss, Un-kis,* v. t. tu depriv ov a kis. 
 
 Unkissed, Un-kist, a. not kisti 
 
 Unkle, Ufl'kl, n. Se {Uncle.) 
 
 Unknelled. Un-neld, a. not notist bj a nel. 
 
 Unknightly, Un-njt-li, a. unbekiimiij a nit. 
 
 Unknit, Un-nit, v. t. tu unwev; tu separat; tu 
 opn. 
 
 Unknit, Un-nit, a. not yq,nited; not nit. 
 
 Unknotted, Un-n6t-ed, a. fred from nots; un- 
 twisted. 
 
 Unknotty, Un-not-i, a. havii) no nots. 
 
 Unkno-^v, Un-D(5, v. t. tu ses tu no. 
 
 Unkno-wable, Un-no-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 non. 
 Unknq-w^ing, Un-no-ig, a. ignorant; not noig. 
 Unknowingly, Un-no-ig-li, ad. ignorantli. 
 Unkno-wn, Un-non, a. not non; unkalki^lated. 
 Unlabored, Un-la-bord, a. not labord; not kiilti- 
 
 vated bj labor; — spontaneus; voluntari. 
 Unlaborious, Un-la-bo-ri-us, a. not laborius; 
 
 not difikult. 
 Unlace, Un-las, v. t. tu loos from lasez: tu Icnsn, 
 
 az a wumanz dres: tu divest ov ornaments. 
 Unl^ckeyed, Un-lak-id, a. not atended bj a laki 
 
 er servant. 
 Unlade, Un-lad, v. t. tu emti er remd&v from a 
 
 vesel; tu unlod. 
 Unladylike, Un-la-di-ljk, a. not bekumig a ladi. 
 Unlaid, Un-lad, a. not lad; not plast; not pasifjd. 
 Unlamented, Un-la-ment-ed, a. not lamented; 
 
 not deplord. - [mikst. 
 
 Unlarded, Un-lqrd-ed, a. not Iqrded; not inter- 
 Unlash, Un-laJ, v. t. {±\aut.) tu lois hwot haz 
 
 bin tjd. 
 Unlatch, Un-laq, «. t. tu opn bj liftii) de lag. 
 Unlatheeed, Un-lad-erd, a. not laderd. 
 Unlaunched, Un-lqnqt, a. not Iqnqt. 
 Unlaueelled, Un-le-reld, a. not kr-snd wid lerel. 
 
 Se {Laurel.) 
 Unlavish, Un-lav-iJ, a. not lavij; not wastful. 
 Unlavished, Un-lav-ijt, a. not iavijt; not wasted. 
 Unla-wful, Un-le-ful, a. kontrari tu le: not le- 
 
 ful: ilegal. [maner; ilegali, 
 
 Unla-wfully, Un-le-ful-i, ad. in an unleful 
 Unlawfulness, Un-ld-f ul-nes, n. de stat ov be- 
 
 iij unleful. 
 Unlay, Un-la, r. t. {Kaxit.) tu untwist de strandz, 
 
 az ov a kabl. [wid ledz. 
 
 Unleaded, Un-led-ed, a. not leded; not furnijt 
 Unleaen, Un-lern, v. t. tu forget, er disyq,z, after 
 
 havii) lernd. [lernd. 
 
 Unleae^.able, Un-lern-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 Unlearned, Un-lern-ed, a. not lerned; unedyr],- 
 
 kated: iliterat; ignorant; not infermd; not in- 
 
 stnikted. 
 Unleaenedly, Un-lern-ed-li, ad. ignorantli. 
 Unlearnedness, Un-lern-ed-nes, n. wont ov 
 
 lernii). 
 Unleased, Un-lest, a. not lest. [ed. 
 
 Unleavened, Un-lev-nd, a. not levnd er ferment- 
 Unlectueed, Un-lekt-yt|rd, a. not lekty^rd. 
 Unlegacied, Un-leg-a-sid, a. havii) no legasi. 
 Unleisured, Un-le-gii^rd,* a. not havii) legt^r. 
 Unlent, Un-lent, a. not lent. [not. 
 
 Unless, Un-les, konj. ek^ept; if not; supiozig dat 
 Unlessened, Un-les-nd, a. not diminijt. 
 Unlessoned, Un-les-nd, a. not tet. [erat. 
 
 Unletteeed, Un-let-erd, a. unlerned; untet; ilit- 
 Unletteeedness, Un-let-erd-nes, n. unlemednes. 
 Unlevel, Uu-lev-el, a. not level; unevn. 
 Unlevelled, Un-lev-eld, a. not leveld er lad evn. 
 Unlevied, Un-lev-id, a. not levid. 
 Unlibidinous, Un-li-bid-i-nus, a. not lustful; 
 
 pi|r from karnaliti. 
 Unlicensed, Un-lj-senst, a. not lisenst er etorjzd. 
 Unlicked, Un-likt, a. not likt: not fermd: Japles. 
 Unlifted. Un-lift-ed, a. not lifted; not razd. 
 Unlighted, Un-ljt-ed, a. not Ijted: not set on fjr. 
 Unlightsome, Un-ljt-sum,* a. dqrk: glcomi. 
 Unlike, Un-lik, a. not Ijk; havii) no Ijknes; dis- 
 
 imilar. 
 Unlikelihood, Un-ljk-li-hud, n. improbabiliti. 
 Unlikeliness, Un-ljk-li-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 unljkli: improbabiliti. 
 Unlikely, Un-lik-li, a. not Ijkli; improbabl: not 
 suq az kan be reznabli ekspekted: — not promisig 
 eni partikyTi.lar event: unpromisig. 
 Unlikely, "Un-ljk-li, ad. improbabli.
 
 UNM 
 
 G05 
 
 UNM 
 
 Unlike.ness, Un-ljk-nos, n. di.-^imUitiid; wont ov 
 
 IjkiitM. [yeldiO- 
 
 Unlimber, I'u-lim-ber, a. not limber; stif; ou- 
 Unlimitable, L'n-lim-it-a-bl, a. udmitig no 
 
 b-sii'l^ or limits; iliinitabl. 
 Unlimited, L'n-lini-it-cJ, a. not limited; indef- 
 
 init; biivio no bTiudz or limits; uudefjiid; unkun- 
 
 fjud; not rr^!trti^d. [lit bmirlz. 
 
 UNLiMiTEULy, I'n-lim-it-cd-Ii, a<i. b'Kndlesli; wi t- 
 Unlimitedness, Un-lim-it-cd-nc3, n. de stat ov 
 
 beig unlimited. [in order. 
 
 Unli.seal, L°n-lin-e-al, a. not lineal; nut kumig 
 Unlixed, Uu-ljiid, a. not Ijnd; not kuverd iiisid. 
 Unli.sk, Uu-li{)k, c. t. tu uutwi-it; tu opn. 
 Unliquefieu, L'n-lik-wc-fjd, a. unmelted: undi- 
 
 zolvd. [dated. 
 
 U.NLIQUIDATED, Un-Hk-wi-dat-ed, &. not likwi- 
 Unliquored, L'n-lik-ord, a. not wet or mor.-fnd. 
 Unliste.mxg, Un-lis-n-ig, a. def; not hcriji. 
 Unliteuary, Un-lit-cr-a-ri, a. not literari; ilit- 
 
 erat. 
 Unliveliness, Un-ljv-li-nes, n. dulncs. 
 Unlively, Un-ljv-li, a. not Ijvli; wontig Ijf: dul. 
 Unload, Un-lifid, r. t. tu remajv a lod froiu: tn 
 
 disburdn; ta unlad; tu egisonerat. 
 Cnlocated, Un-lo-kat-ed, a. not lt>kated; not 
 
 plast. 
 Unlock, Un-16k, r. t. tu unfdsn hwot iz Jut \s\A 
 
 a lok; tu upn. [Ivk. 
 
 Unlocked, I u-16kt, a. not lokt; not fasnd wid a 
 Unlodge, Un-16j, a, t. tu depriv ov a lojig; tu 
 
 disloj. 
 Unlodged, Un-16jd, a. not lojd. [forsfn. 
 
 Unlooked-for, Im-lukt-for, a. unekspekted: not 
 Unlooped, L'n-lJjpt, a. not fa?nd bi a l*p. 
 Unloose, Un-lJ)-, r. t. tu unlijnd: tu rcles; tu 
 
 lotwn; tu liM. l^f^LcM and unldts qr ov de sam 
 
 menig: or nu iz merli intensiv. [yqnyon. 
 
 Unloose, l'n-lif>3, v. i. tu fel in pescz; tu la>z ol 
 Unloosen, I'n-Iius-n, r. t. tu la»sn; tu unUus. 
 Unlordly, Un-lerd-li, a. not lordli; not <\rbitrari. 
 Unlosable, Un-liiz-a-bl, a. dat kan not be lost. 
 Unlost, Un-16it, a. not lost. 
 Unlove, Un-ldv, r. t. tu dcstri? de luv ov. 
 Unloved, Un-liivd, a. not luvd. 
 Uxloteliness, Un-ldv-li-nes, n. undmiablnc?. 
 Unlovely, I'n-ldv-li, a. not luvli: unamiabl. 
 Unloving, Un-ldv-ig, a. not luvig; not fond. 
 Unlubricated, Un-hi-bri-kat-ed, a. not li'ibji- 
 
 kated. [luk. 
 
 I'nllckily, Un-ldk-i-li, ad. unfortj-qnatli; bj il 
 Unllckiness, Un-ldk-i-nes, n. de stat ov bein 
 
 luki. 
 Unlucky, Un-ldk-i, a. not luki; unfort3rn,nat; un- 
 
 suk.«e.-ful; unbapi:— il-omend; inoapijus. — In 
 
 kolb>kwial yu8, misqivusli wagij. [luster. 
 
 Unlustrods, Un-loj-trus, a. not lustrus; wontiij 
 Unlute, Un-h'it, v. t, tu separat from semont or 
 
 Iqt. ^ [riu.-. 
 
 Unluxl'RIOCs, I'n-luks-yti-ri-u?, a. not luk^yi^- 
 Unmaddened, I'n-mad-nd, a. not madnd. 
 Unmade, Tn-mad, a. not mad; not formd; not 
 
 krented; deprjvd ov form or knrolitiz. 
 Unmade, Un-mad, i. and p. from Uum6k. Se 
 
 Unmaonified, Un-mag-ni-fid, a. not magnifid. 
 Unmaidenly, Un-mad-n-li, a. unbekdmig a 
 
 madn. 
 Unmailkd, Un-mald, a. not maid. 
 Unmaimed, Un-mamd, a. not mnmd. [tanabl. 
 Unmai.stainable, I'n-man-tau-a-bl, a. not man- 
 Unmajestio, I'n-ma-jes-tik, a. not majestik. 
 Unmakable, Un-mak-a-bl, a. not posibl tu be 
 
 mad. 
 Unmake, Un-mak, r. t. ta deatnjr de form and 
 
 esenjal kwoUtii ov; tu roin. 
 
 j UxMALiciot'S, Un-ma-liJ-us, a. not malijus. 
 Unmalleable, L'n-mal-e-a-bl, a. not maleabl. 
 1 Unman, In-man, r. t. tu deprjv ov de kwolitiz 
 ' ov u man: tu cmaskxilat: — tu drj^kt; tu dis- 
 
 hqrtn;— tu deprjv ov men; tu disgarison. 
 Unmaxacled, L n-man-a-kld, a. not manakld. 
 Unmanageable, I'n-man-HJ-a-bl, a. not manaj- 
 
 abl; not ezili Kuvernd: not ezili welded. 
 Unmanageablexess, rn-man-aj-a-bl-ne», n. At 
 
 kwoliti ov bfiy unmanajabl. 
 I'SMANAOED, L'u-man-ajd, a. not manajd. 
 UxMANFUL, Un-man-ful, a. not bekdmig a man; 
 
 unmaidi. 
 I Unmanfully, Un-man-ful-i, ad. in a manor un- 
 I wurdi ov n man. 
 
 I Unmanlike, Un-man-ljk, a. unmanli. [nes. 
 
 Unmanlixess, ru-inan-li-ncj, n. wont ov manli- 
 Unmaxly, L'n-man-li, a. not manli: unsi^tabl tu 
 
 a man; disonorabl; wck: ofeminat. 
 Unmanned, Un-mand, a. not mand; not furni/t 
 
 wid men. 
 Unmaxxeeed, Un-man-erd,a. ni)d;bra)tal; unsivil. 
 Unmaxnerlixess, Un-man-er-li-nes, n. brcq ov 
 
 siviliti: il behavyor. 
 Unmannerly, L'n-man-cr-li, a. not manerli; 
 
 wontig gud manerz: impuljt; il bred; not sivil; 
 
 not komplazant. [un.^ivili. 
 
 Unmannerly, L'n-man-er-li, ad. wid il mancra; 
 Unmantle, Un-man-tl, r. t. tu divdst ov a manti 
 
 or klok: tu dismantl. 
 ■U.xmanueed. L'n-ma-nvird, a. not mani'ird. 
 Unmarked, L'n-mqrkt, a. not mqrkt: not obzen-d. 
 Unmarketable, Un-m^r-ket-a-bl, a. not m^rket- 
 
 abl. 
 Unmarked, Un-m(^rd, a. not mqrd; aninjqrd. 
 Unmarriageable, Un-mar-ij-a-bl, a. not marij- 
 
 abl. 
 Unmarried, Un-mar-id, a. not marid. 
 Lxmarry, t'n-mar-i, -c. t. tu separat from de 
 
 matrimonial kontrakt; tu divurs. 
 Uxmaeshalled, L'n-m^r-Jald, a. not mqrjald, 
 L'nmasculine, Un-mas-kq,-liu, a. not maski^lin. 
 Unmask, Un-mdsk, c. t. tu strip ov a mask; ta 
 
 la opn. 
 Unmask, Un-mdsk, v. i. tu put of de mask. 
 Unmasked, Un-md?kt, a. not moskt; opn tu nj. 
 I NMASKER, Un-mdsk-er, n. wun hii> unmusks. 
 Uxmasterable, Un-mus-ter-a-bl, a. unk6gkerabl. 
 UxMAsTERED, Un-mos-tcrd, a. not mast<?rd; not 
 
 .'^ubdqd. [mastikated. 
 
 Unmasticablk, Un-mis-ti-ka-bl, a. not tu be 
 Unmatchable, Un-mac-a-bl, a. anparalcld; une- 
 
 kwald. 
 Unmatched, Uu-majt, a. not ma^t; ma<jles. 
 Unmatriculated, Ln-ma-trik-yn-lat-ed, a. not 
 
 matrikyq^lated. [no menig. 
 
 Uxmeanixg, Un-min-ig, a. wontig menig; havig 
 Unmeanixgness, Un-men-ig-nes, n. wont ov 
 
 menig. 
 Unmeant, Un-ment, a. not ment; not intended. 
 I'nmeasured, Uu-mej-qrd, a. not meyqrd: imens. 
 I'nmecuanized, Un-mek-an-isd, a. not formd bj 
 
 mokanizm. 
 Unmeddled-with, Un-med-ld-wid, a. not taqt. 
 Unmeddling, Un-med-lig, a. not medlig: not in- 
 
 torferig. [medlig. 
 
 Unmeddlingness, Un-med-lig-ncs,* n. absensov 
 Unmeditated, Un-mM-i-tat-ed, a. not meditat- 
 ed: not dezjnd. 
 Unmeek, Un-mck, a. wontig meknc». [di. 
 
 Unmeet, I n-me't, a. not fit; not proper; not war- 
 UxMEETLY, Un-met-li, ad. not properli; not »nt- 
 
 abli. [nefl. 
 
 UxMEETXESS, Un-met-nos, n. unfitnes; ansi^tabN 
 Unmelioratep, Un-m£I-jor-at-ed, a. not m^l- 
 
 yorated.
 
 UNM 
 
 606 
 
 UNO 
 
 Unmellowed, Un-mel-od, a. not melod. 
 UxMELODious, Un-me-lo-di-us, a. hqrj: gratiij; 
 
 not LUf Itodius; imeliodius. [lodiusli. 
 
 Unmelodiously, Un-m8-16-di-us-li, M. not me- 
 Unmelted, In-melt-ed, a. not melted; undizolvd. 
 I'nmenaced, Un-meu-ast, a. not tretnd. 
 Unmenacing, Un-men-as-ii), a. not meaasir). 
 Unmentionable, Un-men-Jon-a-bl, a. dat ma not 
 
 be mcnjond. [told. 
 
 Unmextioxed, Un-men-Jond, a. not menjond or j 
 UxMERCEXAEY, Un-mer-SE-na-ri, a. notmersenari. ! 
 Uxmekchantable, Un-mer-qant-a-bl, a. unsalabl; ; 
 
 not vendibl. 
 Unmerciful, Un-mer-si-ftil, a. not mersiful: 
 
 kriBel; SEver: inklement. j 
 
 Unmercifully, Un-m^r-si-f ul-i, ad. widest mer- i 
 
 si er tendernes. j 
 
 UxMERCiFULXESS, Un-mer-si-fidl-nes, n. krooelti: 
 
 wont ov tendernes. [dezervd. 
 
 Unmerited, Un-mer-it-ed, a. not merited; not 
 Unmeritedxess, Uu-mer-it-ed-nes, n. ds stat ov 
 
 beii) undfzervd. [torius. 
 
 Unmeritorious, Un-mer-i-t(D-ri-us, a. not meri- 
 Unmet, Un-met, a. not met; not enk-snterd. 
 Unmetamoephosed, Un-met-a-mer-fozd, a. not 
 
 metamerfujzd. 
 Unmetaphysical, Un-met-a-fiz-i-kal, a. not 
 
 met:it'izik;il. 
 Unmethodized, Un-met-od-jzd, a. not metodjzd. 
 Unmighty, Un-mit-i,* a. not p-serfial; WEk. 
 Unmild, Un-mild,* a. not mild; fers. 
 Unmildxess, Un-mild-nes," n. wont ov mildnes. 
 Uxmilitary, Un-mil-i-ta-ri, a. not militari. 
 UxMiLKED, Un-milkt, a. not milkt. 
 UxMiLLED, Un-mild, a. not mild, az a kern. 
 Unminded, Un-mjud-ed, a. not mjnded; not re- 
 
 gqrded. 
 Unmindful, Un-mjnd-£ul, a. not mjndfuil; k^r- 
 
 les; forgetful; neglijent; inatentiv; hsdles. 
 Unmindfully, Un-mjnd-fial-i, ad. neglijentli: 
 
 k^rlesli. [hsdlesnes. 
 
 Unmindfulxess, Un-m;nd-ful-nes, n. kfirlesnes: 
 Unmingle, Un-mip-gl, v. t. tia separattii)z mikst. 
 Unmingled, Un-mir)-gld, a. unmikst; piy. 
 Unmiraculous, Un-mi-rak-yn,-lus, a. not mirak- 
 
 yiXlus. 
 Unmiry, Un-mj-ifi, a. not miri; not fiild wid dert. 
 Uxmissed, Un-mist, a. not mist. 
 Unmistakable, Un-mis-tak-a-bl, a. not tia. bE 
 
 mistakn. 
 Unmistaken, Un-mis-tak-n, a. not mistakn. 
 Unmitigable, Un-mit-i-ga-bl, a. dat kan not bs 
 
 sofnd. [not sofnd. 
 
 Unmitigated, Un-mit-i-gat-ed, a. not mitigated; 
 Unmixed, Un-mikst, a. not mikst er miijglil. 
 Unmixt, Un-mikst, a. unmii}gld. 
 Uxmoaxed, Un-miand, a. not lamented. 
 UxMODiFiED, Un-mod-i-fid, a. not modifjd. 
 Unmodulated, Un-mod-yix-lr.t-ed, a. not mod- 
 
 yi|lated. 
 Unmoist, Un-mofst, a. not mffst; not wet. 
 Uxmoistened, Un-mffs-nd, a. not mad wet. 
 Uxmolested, Un-ma)-lest-ed,a. not molested; not 
 
 distdrbd. 
 Unmolifiable, Un-mol-i-fj-a-bl, a. not molifjabl. 
 Unmollified, Un-ra61-i-fid, a. not molifkl. " 
 Unmomextous, Un-mo-men-tus, a. not mcDinentus. 
 Unmoxeyed, Un-mun-id, a. haviij no muni. 
 Unmoor, Un-mcSr, r. t. {Aaid.} tu tak up wun 
 
 fiv ds ten ai)korz bj hwiq a Jip iz mttird; — tu Icos 
 
 from land bj takii) up de aijkorz. 
 Unmoralized, Un-mor-al-jzd, a. not moraljzd. 
 Unmortgaged, Un-mor-gajd, a. not mergajd. 
 Unmortifiei), Un-mor-ti-fjd, a. not raortifjd. 
 Unmotherly, Un-miid-er-ii, a. not muderli. 
 Unmould, Un-mdild, v. t. tu qanj az tu Az form. 
 
 Unmouldering, Un-mold-er-ig, a. not molderii). 
 Unmouxted, Un-m'snt-ed, a. not misnted. [ed. 
 Uxmourned, Un-mornd, a. not mornder lament- 
 Unmoved, Un-mcbvd, a. not mcovd; not qanjd; not 
 
 afektcd; unolterd bj pajon; kqm; kwjet. 
 Unmoveduy, Un-mrf>Y-ed-li, ad. kwietli: wid-st 
 
 Emojon. [afektii). 
 
 UxMOVixG, Un-miW-ir), a. havig no mojon; un- 
 Unmowed, Un-mod, / ^ , 
 
 i'v>t,^T,Tx- iT„ ,v. -„ < 3' not mod er mon. 
 L NMO^VN, Ln-mun, ) 
 
 Unmuffle, Un-muf-1, v.t. tursmdova muflfrom. 
 Unmulled, Un-miild, a. not muld. 
 Unmurmured, Un-mur-murd, a. notmurmurd at. 
 I nmurmuring, Un-mu.r-mur-ig,a. not murmurir). 
 Unmusical, Lin-mii,-zi-kal, a. not mq^zikal; not 
 
 bqrmonius. 
 Unmusically, Un-mi^-zi-kal-i, ad. not mvj,zikali. 
 Uxmutilated, Un-mti,-ti-lat-ed, a. not mi'i,tilated. 
 Unmuzzle, Un-miiz-l, v. t. tu Icds from a muzl. 
 Unmuzzled, Un-miiz-ld, a. not muzld. 
 Uxmysterious, Un-mis-te-ri-us, a. not mistsrius. 
 Uxnail, Un-nal, v. t, tia dsprjv ov nalz; tu dre 
 
 nalz from. 
 Unnamed, Un-ndmd, a. not namd; not menjond. 
 Unxational, Un-naJ-on-al, a. not najonal. 
 L'nnative, L'n-na-tiv, a. not nativ; foren. 
 Unnatural, Un-nat-yi|-ral, a. not n;\tyqral: kon- 
 
 trari tu natyq,r; kontrari tu ds komon instiijkts; 
 
 aktiij widTst ds afekjonz implanted bj natyi|r; — 
 
 fcjrst: afekted; qrtifijal. [unnatyq,ral. 
 
 Unnaturalize, Un-uat-yq,-ri»l-jz, t\ t. tu mak 
 Uxxaturally, Un-nat-yq-ral-i, ad. not natyq,- 
 
 rali; in opozijon tu natyq,r. 
 Unxaturalness, Un-nat-yq,-ral-nes, n. kontra- 
 
 rifti tu natyijr. 
 Unnavigable, Un-nav-i-ga-bl, a. innavigabl. 
 Unnavigated, Un-nav-i-gat-ed, a. not navigated; 
 
 net said over. 
 Unnecessarily, Un-nes-es-a-ri-li, ad. wid'st ne- 
 
 sesiti; nEdlesli. 
 UxNECESSARiNESS, Un-nes-es-E-ri-nes, n, &.z stat 
 
 ov bEiii unnesesari. 
 Unnecessary, Un-nes-es-a-ri, a. not nesesari; 
 
 nsdles: yqsles. [sesitated, 
 
 Unnecessitated, Un-ns-ses-i-tat-ed, a. not ne- 
 Unneeded. Un-ned-ed, a. not nsded. 
 Unneedful, Un-ned-ful, a. not wonted; nedles. 
 Unneighboeed, Un-na-bord, a. not naborli or 
 
 ner. 
 Uxneighborly, Uu-na-bor-li, a. not naborli; not 
 
 kind; not sqtabl tu d? di^tiz ov a nabor. 
 Unneighborly, Un-na-bor-li, ad. in a maner not 
 
 sqtabl tu a nabor; wid malevolens. [enfEbl. 
 
 Unnerve. Un-nerv, v.t. tu dsprjv ov fors; tu 
 Unnerved, Uu-nervd, a. wEk; fsbl. 
 Uxnigardlixess, Un-nig-ard-li-nes, a. not nig- 
 
 ardli; liberal. [ted. 
 
 Unnominated, Un-nom-i-nat-ed, a. not nomina- 
 Unxoted, Uu-not-ed, a. not noted; not obzervd; 
 
 not heded. 
 Unnoticed, Un-no-tist, a. not notist; not obzervd. 
 Unnotified, Un-no-ti-fjd, a. not notif jd. 
 Unnourished, Un-nur-iJ"t, a. not nurijt. 
 Unniimbered, Un-ndm-berd, a. not numberd; 
 
 inqmerabl. 
 Unnurtured, Un-nurt-yq,rd, a. not nurtyqrd. 
 UxNUTRiTiOus, Un-nix-triJ-us, a. not nv},trijus. 
 Unobeyed, Un-o-bad, a. not obad. [opozd. 
 
 Unobjected, Un-ob-jekt-ed, a. not objekted; not 
 Unobjectionable, Un-ob-jek-Jon-a-bl, a. dat 
 
 kan not be objekted agenst. 
 Unobliged, Un-o-bljjd, a. not obljjd. [erated. 
 Unobliterated, Un-ob-lit-er-at-ed, a. not oblit- 
 Unobnoxious, Un-ob-nok-Jus, a, not obnokjus; 
 
 not Ijabl; not ekspdizd tu eni hurt. 
 Unobscured, Un-ub-skiird, a. not obski\,rd.
 
 UNP 
 
 eo7 
 
 UNP 
 
 UNOBHEQUions, Un-ob-»i-kwi-us, a. not ob«- 
 
 kwitit. 
 UNOBHKyuioi'8NES8, Un-ob-.i^-kwi-us-ncs, n. 
 
 W'jiii ov ob.s^kwiu.ines. 
 Unobskkvable, Uu-ob-n'rv-a-bl, a. notubz^rvabl; 
 
 nwt tu Ue obivrvJ; n'lt iliKkdverabl. 
 Unob8ERVanck, Uu-ob-K.'rv-aus, «. inatcnjon; 
 
 re;;iir'lle."iuc'H. [irmU*iiliv. 
 
 rxoBSEBVANT, Un-ob-»vrv-ant, a. not obivrvant: 
 Unobsekved, Un-ob-KTVil, a. not obn-rvd; not 
 
 hraf.1. ■ [..b«..'r\a. 
 
 Unobseiivedly, Un-ob-z^rv-ed-li, ad. widiitbriij 
 Unobsekvino, Un-ob-B<.'rv-io, a. not ob«>rvio; 
 
 iriiitcMittv. 
 UNOBSTtttcTEi), rn-ob-striikt-ed, a. notobstnikt- 
 
 Ctl: not hindurJ. [ob^tiikl. 
 
 Unobstri'ctive, L'n-ob-8trAk-tiv, a. nd mzioi-ni 
 Unobtainable, L'n-ob-l«u-a-bl, a. not tu bi- ob- 
 
 tand. [iikwjri. 
 
 UsoBTAiSED, Un-ob-t«nd, a. not obtand; not 
 Unobtiu'ded, rn-ob-tnW-ed, a. not obtrioded. 
 Unohtiudino, l'u-ob-ti\f)d-iy, a. not obtraMlig; 
 
 Unobtrusive, I'n-ob-trifj-siv, a. not obtnasiv; 
 
 not ftrw ir.l; nxKlost. 
 Unobthlsivelv, L'u-ob-trd»-siv-li, ad. in au un- 
 
 obtriDMV UKinor. 
 UNOBTRtstVESESS, rn-'>b-tn6-8iv-no8, ft. dckwol- 
 
 iti tiv Ijiiu uriobtroi.-'iv. [okdrig. 
 
 UsoBViOfs, I'li-ob-vi-us, A. not obvias; not rc'dili 
 UxocCAKioNEi). rn-ok-u-;^'>nd, a. not okojond. 
 UxocciPiED, rn-6k-yii-|ijd, a. not 6kytn>id. 
 UxOKKKSUED, rn-of-6nd-ed, /I. nut ofended. 
 UsOKKENDiNO, I'n-of-cnd-ij), a. not ofdndijj: 
 
 li(irtnli"<; inu!<cut. 
 Unokkered, I'li-of-ord, a. not ofi-rd or prtj{xjid. 
 Unokficial, Un-of-if-nl, a. not i fijnl. 
 UNOKFiciALLr, L'u-uf-iJ-al-i, ad. in un unufijal 
 
 m:incr. 
 UxoFKicioi'S, Un-of-ij-us, a. not of i Jus. 
 Unokten, rn-6f-n,* ad. nirli. 
 Unoii., I'ti-tH, c. t. tu ire from ffl. 
 Unoiled. I'n-drld, a. not smcrd wid trl. 
 UsoPEXED, rn-u-pml, a. not upnd: not unkluzd. 
 Unopenisg, I'n-u-pn-ijj, a. nut opnig. 
 UxorposED, l'n-op-(Jnl, a. not upJ)zd. 
 Unoppressei), I'n-op-rest, a. not oprost. 
 I'soppRESSiVE, I'li-op-rcH-iv, a. not oprciiv. 
 rxoRJ>AiXKr>, I'n-or-dand, a. not ordi'ind. 
 I'xoRDEREi), rn-(ir-dcrd, a. not ordcrd. 
 I'norcaxizeu, rn-«'<r-giin-izd,J a. not organ[zd; 
 
 iiior);.iii{zd. 
 Unoriextal, rn-o-ri-^n-tal, a. not ori^ntiil. 
 Unoriginal, rn-o-rij-i-nu!, a. not urijinal. 
 UxoRioiXATEi), I'n-ij-rij-i-nat-cd, a. not uriji- 
 
 nnted tmj.iiirmted. [mt?iit;il: plan. 
 
 Unorxamkxtal, rn-or-na-m^nt-al, a. not oriia- 
 Unornajiextei>, ru-or-na-ment-cd, 4. not ornu- 
 
 m«'nti'd; not nd.irnd. [hdtorcxloks. 
 
 Unorthodox, rn-<ir-t«-dok«, a. not ortudoks; 
 Unostentatiois, rn-o-ti-n-ta-Jn*, a. not ostcn- 
 
 tn]m: not buXiful; inodi-st. [oi^tontajusli. 
 
 Unostentatiously, In-o.-'-tcn-ta-Jin-li, ad. not 
 UnosiTextatioi-8Ne»8, In-os-ton-ta-Jus-ncs, n. 
 
 frrdoui from o^ttentajon. 
 UxowED, I'n-ud, a. n«t od; — •havip no oner. 
 Unowned, Un-und, a. not und: bang nu unor. 
 Unuxtoemzkp, Un-ik.i-i-jcii-itd, a. not aj-idifjd 
 
 l>t iik-'ijrn. 
 UxPAnKic, Un-jia-sif-ik, a. notpa.<ifik: not jpntl. 
 Unpacikikd, Un-ita-f-i-fid, a. not posifjd or kunid. 
 Unpack, In-pak, r. /. tu upn hwot it pakt up; 
 
 tu di^biirdn: tu cksonrrat; tu opn. 
 Unpacked, Un-pakt, a. not pakt; not koloktod. 
 Uxpaoaxiee, Un-pd-gan-ji, r. /. tu divest ov 
 
 paganizm. 
 
 UxpAiD, Un-rWld, a. not pad; not di»q<irjd. 
 I'.VPAIXED, L ii-|iund, a. not |iaud; iiuluriu no pan. 
 L'npainkl'l, Uu-idin-ful, a. not iwutul; givig 
 
 iiuj |uin. 
 I'xPAixT, Un-ixint, c. /. tu etui jMintin or kulor. 
 rxPAlNTEU, Lu-|Minl-ed, a. not jmnicd. 
 I'XPAIRED, I'll piird, a. not pi^rd; not ma<;t. 
 I'XPALATABLE, Vii-pul-a-tu-bl, a. Dot idUtablj 
 
 ii'ijEU.i: di'';;d.'<tin. 
 I'xpALLEU, Ca-iiold, a. not pold; not mad iniipid. 
 I'xPAMPEUED, I ii-paiH-i>«.«rd, a. nut |iam|M:nl. 
 Unparauihe, l'ii-par-a-d|<, r. t. tu dtprjT oT 
 
 Iia|>iii<-r4 l^k dut ov luirudi^. 
 Unparaooxei), L'n-|)ar-a-gund, a. unmaqt. 
 I'sPARALLELED, Uu-pir-a-kld, a. huvijj nu pant- 
 
 li-l or t'Kwal: not m:ujt; not tu \^e luiujt. 
 I'xPARALVZEK, Un-p;ir-a-ljid, a. not iaral{id. 
 Lnparaphrased, Un-par-a-lrnzd, a. not para- 
 
 frazd. 
 Uspakched, Un-p(\r9t, a. not pqr^t. 
 UxPARDOXABLE, La-|4r-dn-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be |Miri|iiil or lor;;ivii: ireinisibl. 
 UxpARUoxABLENEss, rn-i4i'-du-a-bl-ne3, n. de 
 
 kw.'liti ov btig iiii|M'irdaabl. [givnca. 
 
 I'xPARDONABLi', Un-jxir-dii-a-bli, ad. beyond for- 
 L'xpardoned, Un-p('ir-dnd, a. not p<irdnd er for- 
 
 I'xPAttuoNixo, Un-p<ir-dn-i{), a. not forgivifl. 
 rxPARED, rn-i)iird, a. not \>^Td. 
 Inparliamextarixess, ln-i>qr-li-mt;nt-a-ri-nc8, 
 
 n. koHirarjeti tu de riolz uv ptirliiueiit. 
 Unparliamentary, Un-jx^r-li-meut-a-ri, a. not 
 
 imrliMKiitiiri; koiitmri tu de raolz ov pqrlimcnt. 
 Unpauociiialize, Un-pa-rii-ki-al-jz, r. t. tu eka- 
 
 khi'l In in u parij. 
 UxPARTKU, Uii-i>irt-od, a. not pqrtcd; undivjded. 
 UxPARTiciPATED, Un-par-tis-i-pat-cd, a. not p«ar- 
 
 tisiiKiicd. [partisipatig. 
 
 rxPARTUiPATixo, Un-par-tis-i-pat-ifl, a. not 
 Inpartxerkd, Un-p^rt-nerd, a. havig no p<irt- 
 
 niT. 
 Unpassable, Un-jxis-a-bl, a. admitig no posaj; 
 
 *iiu|Mi-alil; ^iiot kuront, az muni. 
 1'xPAb.sABLENESS, In-pus-a-bl-nei, n. de stat OT 
 
 bfi{) tiiiiMisabl. 
 UxPAS-sioxEB, Un-paJ-ond, a. frc from pajon. 
 I'xPASTORAL, Un-iiu3-to-ral, a. not pdstoral; not 
 
 nijral. 
 I'npatciied, Un-paqt, a. not pact. 
 I'xPATHEU, l'n-|xidd,* a. not padd; untrakt. 
 Unpatuetic, Un-ia-tot-ik, a. not paWtik; not 
 
 |>:i/oaat. 
 IxPATiiWAYED, Un-put-wad, a. havig no patwa. 
 I'npatriotic, l'ii-pa-tri-6t-ik, a. not patri6tik. 
 IxPATRioTiCALLV, Un-pa-tri-6t-i-kal-i, ad. not 
 
 Ifltrioiikali. [patron. 
 
 fxPATROxizED, Uu-jxi-tron-izd, a. not havig a 
 I'xPATTEKNEU, Un-jKit-ernd,* a. havig nu patcm. 
 Unpauperized, Un-i>6-pcr-j«d, a. not popcrizd. 
 I'xPAVED. rn-jwvd, a. nut pavd. 
 Inpavillioned, Un-jKi-vil-yond, a. havig no 
 
 pavilyon. 
 UxPAWNEK, rn-i>.'«nJ, a. not pond; not plejd. 
 Unpayable, I'li-jiu-a-bl, a. dut kan not be pad. 
 UxPEACEABLE, Un-pcs-a-bl,* a. not i>€sabl; kwor- 
 
 clsuui. [ik; vjulcnt. 
 
 Unpeacekcl, Un-pfs-ful, a. not prsful; unjuwiif- 
 UxPEELEU, Un-pild, a. not ptld; not drprjvd or 
 
 dr prl. llH'g ?t from. 
 
 Unpeo, Un-ix'g, r. t. tu litis from itc«; tu tak a 
 Uxpelted. lii-pdlt-cil, a. not pelted. 
 UxPEX, Un-jH^n, r. t. tu opn; tu cut fre. 
 Unpexcilled, Un-p<Jn-sild, a. not pensild. 
 Unpenetrable, Un-jx^n-e-tra-bl,* a. impJne- 
 
 trabl. [tnit«sd. 
 
 Unfexktrated, Un-p<Jn-e-tnit-cd, a. not p^oc-
 
 UNP 
 
 608 
 
 UNP 
 
 Unpenitent, Un-pen-i-tent,* a. impenitent. 
 Unpenned, Un-pend, a. not pend. 
 Unpexsio.ved, Un-pen-Jond, a. not penjond. 
 Unpeople, Un-pg-pl, i'. t. tu depopyixlat; tu de- 
 
 priv ov inhabitants. 
 Unpeeceivable, Un-per-SEV-a-bl, a. imperaeptibl. 
 Unperceived, Un-per-SEvd, a. not persevd or 
 
 obzervd. 
 Unperceivedly, Un-per-s£v-cd-li, a.d. so az not 
 
 tu bE persevd. [not kompleted. 
 
 Unperfected, Un-per-fekt-ed, a. not perfekted; 
 Unperformed, Un-per-fcirmd, a. not performd; 
 
 not dun. , [not droiii. 
 
 Unperforming, Un-per-ferm-ig, a. notperfQrmiij; 
 Unperfumed, Un-per-fi\,ind, a. not perfi\md. 
 Unperished, Un-per-ijt, a. not perijt er destrffd. 
 Unperishixg, Uu-per-iJ-ig, a. not periji^. 
 Unperjured, Un-per-jiyd, a. frg from perji^ri. 
 Unpermitted, Un-pcr-mit-ed, a. not permited. 
 Unperplex, Un-per-pleks, v. t. tu rslev from 
 
 perpleksiti. 
 Unperplexed, Un-per-plekst, a. not perplekst. 
 Unpersecuted, Un-per-SE-kq,t-ed, a. not persE- 
 
 kiited. [abl. 
 
 Unperspirable, Un-per-spjr-a-bl,* a. notperspjr- 
 Unpeusuadable, Un-per-swad-a-bl, a. not tu bs 
 
 perswaded; imperswazibl. 
 Unpersuaded, Un-per-swad-ed, a. not perswaded. 
 Unpersuasive, Un-per-swa-siv, a. not perswasiv. 
 Unperused, Un-pE-rcbzd, a. not psrAzd. 
 Unperverted, Un-per-vert-ed, a. not perverted. 
 Unpetrified, Un-pet-ri-fjd, a. not petrifjd. 
 Unphilantheopic, Un-fil-an-trop-ik, a. not fil- 
 
 antropik. [kal. 
 
 Unphilosophic, Un-fil-Q-sof-ik, a. unfilosofi- 
 Unphilosophical, Un-fil-Q-sof-i-kal, a. not fil- 
 
 osofikal; not konsistent wid filosofi. 
 Unphilosophically, Un-fil-o-s6f-i-kal-i, ad. in 
 
 an unfilosofikal maner. 
 Unphilosophicalness, Un-fil-ca-s6f-i-kal-nes, n. 
 
 At Stat ov bsiij unfilosofikal; inkongriniti wid 
 
 filosofi. 
 Unphilosophize, Un-fi-16s-Q-fjz,* v. i. tu dE- 
 
 grad from &z karakter ov a filosofer. 
 Unphrenological, Un-fren-o-16j-i-kal, a. not 
 
 frenolojikal. 
 Unphysicked, Un-fiz-ikt, a. not fizikt. 
 Unpicked, Un-pikt, a. not pikt. [resk. 
 
 Unpicturesque, Un-pikt-yt|-re3k, a. not piktytj,- 
 Unpierceable, Un-pgrs-a-bl, a. not tu bs pErst. 
 Unpierced, Un-perst, a. not penEtrated; not 
 Lnpillaged, Un-pil-ajd, a. not pilajd. [psrst. 
 Unpillared, Un-pil-ard, a. not pilard. 
 Unpillowed, Un-pil-od, a. wontii) a pilo. 
 Unpiloted, Un-pj-lot-ed, a. not pjloted. 
 Unpin, Un-pin, v. t. tu loos er opn bj takiij -st 
 
 piuz; tu unfdsn. 
 Unpinioned, Un-pin-yond, a. not baviij pinyonz. 
 Unpinked, Un-pigkt, a. not piijkt; not mqrkt wid 
 
 jlet-holz. 
 Unpinned, Un-pind, a. not pind; fi-Ed from pinz. 
 Unpitiable, Un-pit-i-a-bl, a. dat iz not tu bE 
 ^ Pitid. [pitid. 
 
 Unpitiably, Un-pit-i-a-bli, ad. so az not tu bE 
 Unpitied, Un-pit-id, a. not pitid er IcomYjaJon- 
 
 ated. [sitiij piti. 
 
 Unpitiful, Un-pit-i-f ul, a. not pitifulf not ek- 
 Unpitifully, Un-pit-i-ful-i, ad. widit piti; un- 
 
 _ mersif uli. [pajon. 
 
 Unpitying, Un-pit-i-ii), a. havig no piti or kom- 
 Unplaced, Un-plast, a. not plast; havig no plas. 
 Unplagued, Un-plfigd, a. not plagd er tormented. 
 Unplaited, Un-plat-cd, a. not plated; notbraded. 
 Unplanned, Un-pland, a. not i)hind. 
 Unplanted, Un-plant-cd, a. not planted;— spon- 
 
 taneus. 
 
 Unplasteeed, Un-plds-terd, a. not plasterd. 
 Unplausiblk, Un-plez-i-bl, a. not plezibl; im- 
 
 plozibl. 
 Unplausive, Un-plez-iv,* a. not aprojviij. 
 Unpleadable, Un-plgd-a-bl, a. not kapabl ov 
 
 bsirj alejd in plsdiij er pis. 
 Unpleasant, Un-plez-ant, a. not plczant; disa- 
 
 grsabl; trublsum; unezi. 
 Unpleasantly, Un-plez-ant-li, ad. in an unpl6z- 
 
 ant maner: unEzili. 
 Unpleasantness, Un-plez-ant-nes, n. ds stat 
 
 ov bsir) unplezant. [ed. 
 
 Unpleased, Un-plezd, a. not plszd: not dsljt- 
 Unpleasing, Un-plez-ii), a. not plEzig; dispkzig; 
 
 disagreabl; ofensiv. [pllz. 
 
 Unpleasingly, Un-plsz-ig-li, ad. so az tu dis- 
 Unpleasingness, Un-plEz-ii)-nes, n. wont ov ds 
 
 kwolitiz tu plEZ. [urabl. 
 
 Unpleasurable, Un-plej-nr-a-bl, a. not plej- 
 Unpledged, Un-plejd, a. not plejd. 
 Unpliable, Un-pli-a-bl, a. not pljabl; not ysldiij. 
 Unpliably, Un-pii-a-bli, ad. in an unpljabl 
 
 maner. [ezili bent. 
 
 Unpliant, Un-plj-ant, a. not pljant; stif; not 
 Unpliantly, Un-plj-ant-li, ad. in an unpljanl 
 
 maner. 
 Unplighted, Un-pljt-ed, a. not pljted. 
 Unploughed, Un-pl-sd, a. not pl-sd. 
 Unplucked, Un-plukt, a. not plukt. [led. 
 
 Unplumb, Un-plum, x. t. tu dEprjV ov plum er 
 Unplume, Un-ph\,m, v. t. tu strip ov pln,mz; tu 
 
 dsgrad. 
 Unplundered, Un-plun-derd, a. not plunderd. 
 Unpoetic, Un-po-et-ik, ) a. not poetikal; 
 
 Unpoetical, Un-po-et-i-kal, \ not az bEkdmz 
 
 a poet; prozaik. 
 Unpoetically, Un-po-et-i-kal-i, ad. in a maner 
 
 unbEkdmiij a poet. 
 Unpoeticalness, Un-po-et-i-kal-nes, n. &.z stat 
 
 ov bEiij unpoetikal. [pfifnt. 
 
 Unpointed, Un-po-nt-ed, a. not pernted; havig no 
 Unpoised, Un-pffzd, a. not parzd; wontig Ekwi- 
 
 perz. 
 Unpoison, Un-p6^-zn, v. t. tu rEmdov pffzn from. 
 Unpolaeized, Un-po-lar-jzd, a. not polarjzd. 
 Unpolicied, Un-p61-i-sid, a. wontig polisi. 
 Unpolished, Uu-p<51-ijt, a. not polijt; not brjtnd 
 
 bj atrijon; not sivilizd; not r£f ind. 
 Unpolite, Un-po-lit,* a. not poljt; impoljt. 
 Unpolled, Un-p61d, a. not pold; not rejisterd. 
 Unpolluted, Un-pol-ii,t-ed, a. not korupted; not 
 
 defjld. 
 Unpondered, Un-p6n-derd, a. not ponderd. 
 Unpopular, Un-p6p-yq,-lar, a. not popyi^lar; not 
 
 havig publik favor; not fited tu plEZ ds pEpl. 
 Unpopularity, Un-pop-yi],-lar-i-ti, n. ds stat ov 
 
 bfiig unpopyiilar. 
 Unpoetable, Un-p6rt-a-bl, a. not portabl. 
 Unportioned, Un-p6r-Jond, a. not porjond. 
 Unpoetuous, Un-pu)'-t-yix-us,* a. havig no ports. 
 Unpossessed, Un-poz-est, a. not pozest; not held. 
 Unpossessing, Un-poz-es-ii), a. havig no pozejon. 
 Unposted, Un-p6st-ed. a. not posted. 
 Unpotable, Un-p6-ta-bl, a. not potabl. 
 Unpounded, Un-p-snd-ed, a. not p-snded. 
 Unpowdered, Un-p^j-derd, a. not p-sderd. 
 Unpractised, Un-prak-tist, a. not praktist; un- 
 
 akiistomd: re; not non; not familyar bj yt^s. 
 Unpraise, Un-praz, v. t. tu dEprjv ov praz. 
 Unpeaised, Un-prazd, a. not selsbrated; not 
 
 prazd. 
 Unpeeached, Un-prgqt, a. not preqt. [serten. 
 Unpeecarious, Un-prE-ka-ri-us,*a.notprEkarius; 
 Unpeeceded, Un-prs-SEd-ed, a. not prcsEdcd. 
 Unprecedented, Un-pres-E-dent-ed, a. not pres- 
 Edcnted; not ju.stifjd bj pre.-Edent: unegzdmpld.
 
 UNP 
 
 609 
 
 UNP 
 
 Unprecedentedlt, Un-prds-t-dent-od-li, ad. 
 
 widiit proseJunt. 
 UNPEECtDtNTiAL, rn-prc.s-€-<l«5n-Jul, ». not wor- 
 
 autcl l>i proitdcnt; unpr&JE(l«ntoi!. 
 Inpuecisk, L'u-j)re-">iS A. not prEnjs; tos. 
 UNi'ttbutbTiNATED, Un-pre-ddi-tin-ut-ed, a. not 
 
 pre'le.iiiimti'd. [Jon. 
 
 LlM'RtuicT, Un-ure-Uikt, f. t. tu rEtrakt prrdik- 
 UNPHtuioTED, lln-pre-dikt-ed, a. imt predikted. 
 Unprekaoeu, Un-pret-Hst, a. not prcfiist. 
 Unprekebhed, Un-pre-ford, a. nut prtfi-rd; not 
 
 advuiust. (pruliiik. 
 
 Unpreonant, Un-pr(5g-nant, a. not prcgiiunt; not 
 U.NPREJUUICED, Un-pri^-ii-dist, a. not pnSjtidist; 
 
 frt from projiiJis; fre from prep-jic-Jon. 
 Unpuejidiceknes^i, Un-prej-t\,-dist-nos,«. destat 
 
 ov biio unprejudist. 
 U.NPEELATiCAL, L u-pfE-lat-i-kal, a. notprElatikal; 
 
 un-tiiubl tu a prelat. [meditated. 
 
 Unpremeditate, Uu-prE-mod-i-tat, a. uoprE- 
 Unpremeditated, Un-pfE-med-i-tar-cd, a. not 
 
 prEmeJitiiied; ekstemjxjnintu.s; not prsi^rd in 
 
 dE mind bffurhiind. 
 UspREMbDiTATEDLY, Un-pre-mW-i-tat-ed-H, ad. 
 
 wid^t prEiuedituJon. [6kyiipid. 
 
 Unpreoccopied, Un-pre-6k-yn,-pid, a. not pre- 
 UnpeepaReo, Un-prE-p4rd, a. not prEp^rd; not 
 
 ro«li: n't fitod bj iirevius mejurr. 
 Unprkpareu.ness, Ln-prE-piir-ed-nes. n. de stnt 
 
 ov bEij) unprrin'ird. 
 Unprepossessei), Un-pre-poz-&st, a. not prspoz- 
 
 «S.tt; unprejudist. [poreiio. 
 
 Unprepossessino, Un-prE-poI-6^^-i^), a. not pre- 
 U.NPRtscRiutK, L'n-prE-skrjbd, a. not prsskribd. 
 Unpbese.vtable, Uu-pre-z<5nt-a-bl, a. dat ma 
 
 nol be prEzouled. 
 Unpuesentei), Un-pre-wSnt-ed, a. not prEzonted. 
 Unpreslrvable, Un-prE-ziTV-a-bl, a. not prE- 
 
 c^rvubl. 
 Unfre£ERVBD, Un-pre-i^rrd, a. not preiervd. 
 IT.npeessei). Un-prest, a. not jire.st: not enfurst. 
 LsPEKsiMiNO, Ln-prt-zi'im-ij), a. not i>r£zii,mio. 
 Unpreslmptuol'3, Un-pr£-/.iimt-yn,-us, a. not 
 
 prEziimtyn,u>; submisiv; humbl. 
 Unpresumptuoi'slv, L'n-iirE-ziimt-yn-us-li, ad. 
 
 not prczumlyn,usli; not arugaiitli. 
 Unpbetendino, Un-prr-tend-ig, a. not prEtt'nd- 
 
 iy; not klainio merit. [fnlijj. 
 
 Unprevailiso, L'n-prE-val-ij), a. not jirEvalij): 
 L'.npeevalent, rn-pr(5v-a-lent, a. not [)ruvalont. 
 Unprkvaricatino, Un-pre-var-i-kat-iu, a. not 
 
 prevarikutig. ^ 
 
 Unprevented, Un-pre-v6nt-cd, a. not prevent- 
 ed: not hindord. 
 Unpricked, I'n-prikt, a. not prikf. 
 UspRiEST, Uu-prEst, c. t. tu dEprjv ov At erderz 
 
 ov Q prEst. [tu a prcst. 
 
 Unpriestly, l'n-pr£st-li, a. not prEStU; unsi^tabl 
 Unfrimed, Un-prjmd, a. not prpnd. 
 Unprimitive, I n-prira-i-tiv, a. not primitiv. 
 Unprincely, In-prins-li, a. unstj_tabl tu a prins. 
 L'SPRI.NCIPLED, L'li-priii-Mi-pld, .1. dEvdrd ov prin- 
 
 gipl; im<ir;il: iuikwitu.s; not f<ii\A in tenets). 
 I'NPRiNOiPLEU.NESti, Un-prin-si-pld-nos, fj. wont 
 
 ov prinaipl. 
 Unpei.mted, Un-print-cd, a. not printed. 
 I'nprisonkd, Tn-prii-nd, a. not priind; set frE. 
 U.NPRiviLEOKO, Un-priv-il-cjd, a. not privilejd. 
 Unprized. I'n-prjzd, a. not prizd; not valyt^d. 
 Unproi'Laijieo, rn-pru-klam<l, a. not proklnmd. 
 Unprocurable, L'n-pra-kiir-a-bl, a. not tu bE 
 
 prukiird. 
 Unproci'Rkd, I'n-pro-ktird, a. not proki'^rd. 
 Unproducei), L'n-pro-di'ist, a. not prudi^st. 
 Unproductive, I'n-pru-duk-tiv, a. not pru>d<ik- 
 
 tiv; not I'fijent; baren; unfnstful 
 3U 
 
 Unproduotively, Ua-pro-ddk-tiv-li, ad. nol 
 
 pruiduktivli. [vjulated. 
 
 Unprokanei), I'n-pro-f^od, a. not prufand or 
 Unproke-smeu, L'u-pra-f^it, a. not profciti. 
 U.NPBOKEHHio.yAL, Un-pra-f^J-oD-Rl, a. u >t pro* 
 
 fe/onal. [pruf^/onkli. 
 
 U.VPR0FES.S10NALLY, Un-pro-fdJ-on-«l-i, ad. nut 
 Unphokiciency, Un-pro-fi/-en-8i, n. wont ov 
 
 prujfiji-nsi. [profit; yi^tlu. 
 
 I'.NpuoKiTABLE, ('n-prof-it-a-bt, a. afurdig no 
 Lnprokitablenehs. lH-pnif-it-a-bl-nM, n. ds 
 
 Slat ov bciii unprufitabl. 
 L'.vpROKiTABLY, Cn-pr6f-it-a-bli, ad. yt^ilesli; 
 
 wid'<<t advdntaj. 
 I'npkokitei), Un-pr6f-it-ed, a. havig no gan. 
 L'.spRooREsaivE, L'n-pro-gr6j-iv, a. not pro- 
 
 ^rivsiv. [ited; loful. 
 
 rxi'KoiiiBiTED, Un-pro-hib-it-ed, a. not probib- 
 L.NPROJECTED, Un-pro-jekt-cd, a. not projekted; 
 
 not pl.tml. 
 L.N PROLIFIC, Un-pro-lif-ik, a. not prolifik; baren; 
 
 not pra>duktiv. 
 U.vpRomsED, Un-pnim-ist, a. not promist. 
 U.vpROMisiNO, I'u-prom-ii-iB, a. not promisiy 
 
 giad: giviy uo prouiis or aperans ov ckselcna. 
 U.spuoMPTED, Un-promt-ed, a. not promted; 
 
 not diktatud. [mdlgated. 
 
 U.vpROMULGATED, Un-pro-miil-gat-ed, a. not pro- 
 L'npudnounceable, Ln-pru-n'sns-a-bl, a. not 
 
 pruu'xn''abl. 
 L'.NPRONOUNCED, Un-i)ro-n'Knst, a. not pruninat. 
 I NPROP, Un-prop, r. t. tu tak projw from. 
 L'.NPROPAOATEU, Un-pr6p-a-gat-ed, a. not pr6p- 
 
 ajpited. 
 r.v PROPHESIED, Un-prof-e-sjd, a. not profcsid. 
 I NPKOPiiKTic, L'n-pru-fiit-ik, j a. not pru- 
 
 L'.NritopuETicAL, I n-]>ru-fet-i-kal, j fctikal; not 
 
 furtelio lii,tyn,r Event:?. [pi/iated. 
 
 r.vpRoriTiATED, I'n-prij-piJ-i-at-ed, a. not pro- 
 Unpropitious, L'n-pro-piJ-ix:?, a. not propijiu: 
 
 uiilavonibl: inospijuti. 
 Unpkopitious.ness, Un-pro-piJ-us-nes, n. inos- 
 
 pijusnes. [por/ond. 
 
 rxpROPORTiosED, Un-prij-p<br-/ond, a. not pru- 
 UspROPOSED, Un-pro-puzd, a. not prop6id. 
 
 L'.NPUOPPED, Uu-propt, a. not propt; not sufxarted. 
 
 L'XPBOSECUTED, Un- 
 Ekll,tod. 
 
 -pr6s-E-kcit-ed, a. not pr6s- 
 
 UxpROSELYTED, Un-pnSs-E-ljt-cd, a. not pr6sflited. 
 U.NPROSPEROUS, Un-pr6i-per-u8, a. untortyniint. 
 
 r\')\. prosperus. [scstuli. 
 
 UxpROSPEROtjSLY, I'n-pros-per-us-li, ad. nn:<uk- 
 U.vpROsPEROfsXESs, Uu-pro^^-pef-u-i-nM,* n. wont 
 
 ov jiro.-'poriti. 
 UxpROSTRATED, Un-pros-trat-cd, a. not prostrated. 
 Unprotected, Un-pru-tekt-ed, a. not protekted: 
 
 not !iU|HJrted. 
 UxpROTECTixo, Un-iiro-t^kt-ij), a. not prot^ktig. 
 UxpROTESTANTiZE, I'n-prot-e^-tant-iz, r. t. tu 
 
 divest ov I'rotestantizm. 
 UxPKOTESTED, Un-pro-ti'st-ed, a. not prot^stwl. 
 UxPKOTRUDED, Un-prt3-tnt»d-cd, a. not prutroDdod. 
 UxPROVED, Un-pnl)vd, a. not pntivil; not trid. 
 UxPROViDE, Un-priD-vjd, i. t. tu divert ov pru- 
 
 vijon. [not furui/t. 
 
 Unprovided, Cn-pro-vjd-od, a. not pruvjded: 
 Unprovoke, Un-pro-v6k, f. t. tu rej*-! provo- 
 
 knjon. 
 
 Unprovoked, Un-pru-viikt, a. not pruvukt. 
 Uxprovoked) 
 
 provukajon. 
 
 . n-pru) 
 , Un- 
 
 pro-vibk-od-li, ad. wid^t 
 
 Unprovokino, Un-pro-v(Jik-io, «. givig no oftos. 
 Unprudential, Un-pr<B-d6n-jal, a. nol pnnden- 
 
 Jal; inpnixlenl. 
 Unpruned, Uij-pnfind, a. not prxDnd: not lopt. 
 Unpublic, Un-piSb-lik,» a. not publik; pr^rat.
 
 UNR 
 
 610 
 
 UNR 
 
 Unpublished, Un-pub-lijt, a. not publijt; sskret; 
 
 unnun; not givn tu de publik. 
 Unpulled, Un-piihl, a. not puld; notplukt. 
 Unpulverized. Un-pul-ver-jzd, a. not pulverjzd. 
 Unplwctual, LTn-pdgkt-yix-:iI, a. not piii)ktyn,al. 
 Unpuxctuality, Un-pui)kt-yi],-al-i-ti, n. wont 
 
 ov puijktynaliti. [jTl.ali- 
 
 Unpunctually, Dn-pdgkt-yq,-al-i, ad. notpugkt- 
 llNPrNiSHABLE, Un-pun-iJ-a-bl, a. not punijabl. 
 Unpunished, Un-piin-ijt, a. not punijt. 
 Unpunishixg, Un-pun-iJ-iij, a. not punijii). 
 Unpurchasable, Un-pur-qas-a-bl, a. dat kan 
 
 not bg purqast. 
 Unpurchased, Un-piir-qast, a. not purqast. 
 Unpurged, Un-pdrjd, a. not purjd; unpi|rifjd. 
 Unpurified, Un-pii^-ri-fid, a. not pii,rifjd; unklgn. 
 Unpurposed, Un-pur-pust, a. not purpust. 
 Unpursued, Un-pur-si\d, a. not purs4d. 
 Unputeefied, Un-pij,-trE-fjd, a. not piitrgfjd. 
 Unquaffed, Uo-kwdft, a. not kwaft. [kerizm. 
 Unquaker. Un-kwa-ker, v. t. tia divest ov Kwa- 
 Unquaking, Un-kwak-ii), a. not kwakig. 
 Unqualified, Un-kwol-i-fjd, a. not kwolifjd; 
 
 dii^kwiilifid: not fit;— not sofnd; not abated. 
 Unqualifiedly, Un-kw61-i-fid-li, ad. in an un- 
 
 kwolifjd inaner. [ov beig unkwolifjd. 
 
 Unqualifiedxess, Un-kwol-i-fjd-nes, ?i. dg stat 
 Unquarrelable, Un-kw6r-el-a-bl,* a. dat kan 
 
 not be kworeld wid er impend. 
 Unquartered, Un-kwer-terd, a. not kvrerterd. 
 Unqueen, Un-kwEn, v. t. tia. divest ov de digniti 
 
 ov kwen. 
 Unquellable, Un-kwel-a-bl, a. not tia bs kweld. 
 Unquelled, Un-kweld, a. not kweld; unsubd^d. 
 Unquenchable, Un-kwenq-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 he kwenqt; unekstiggwijabl. 
 Unquexchableness, Un-kwenq-a-bl-nes, n. un- 
 
 ekstiggwijablnes. 
 Unquexched, Un-kwenqt, a. not ekstiggwijt. 
 Unquestioxability, Uu-kwest-yon-a-bil-i-ti, n. 
 
 de Stat ov beig unkwestyonabl. 
 Unquestioxable, Un-kwest-yon-a-bl, a. dat 
 
 kan not be kwestyond; serten; ind^,bitabl; in- 
 
 dispi^tabl. 
 Unquestionableness, Un-kwest-yon-a-bl-nes, n. 
 
 de Stat ov beig unkwestyonabl. 
 Unquestionably, Un-kwest-yon-a-bli, ad. indi]^- 
 
 bitabli: wid^st dist. 
 Unquestioned, Un-kwest-yond, a. not kwestyond; 
 
 not d'jsted; indispij^tabl. 
 UxQuiCKENED, Un-kwjk-nd, a. not kwiknd. 
 Unquiet, Un-kwi-et, a. not kwjet; unezi; dis- 
 
 turbd; restles. 
 Unquietly, Un-kwj-et-li, ad. wid'st kwjet er rest. 
 Unquietxess, Un-kwj-et-nes, n. wont ov kwjet; 
 
 restlesnes. 
 Unquilted, Un-kwilt-ed, a. not kwilted. 
 Unquoted, Un-kw6t-ed, a. not kwcated; not sjted. 
 Unracked, Un-rakt, a. not rakt; not pcDrd of. 
 Unradiated, Un-ra-di-at-ei, a. not radiated. 
 Uneaised, Un-razd, a. not razd. 
 Uneaeed, Un-rakt, a. not rakt; not kuverd. 
 Uneammed, Un-ramd, a. not ramd. 
 Uneaxged, Un-ranjd, a. not ranjd. 
 Uneaxsacked, Un-ran-sakt, a. not ransakt. 
 Uneansomed, Un-ran-surad, a. not ransumd. 
 Unraptured, Un-rapt-yi|rd, a. not enraptyi^rd. 
 Uneash, Un-raJ, a. not raj; prcbdent; kejus. 
 Uneatable, Un-rat-a-bl, a. not Ijabl tu asesment. 
 Uneavaged, Un-rav-ajd, a. not ravajd. 
 Unravel, Un-rav-el, v. t. tu disentaggl; tu eks- 
 
 trikat; tu kler; tu kler up de intreg ov a pla; 
 
 tu separat yq,njted pqrts; tu unwev. 
 Unravel, Un-rav-el, r. i. tu be unfalded, 
 Unkavellable, Un-rav-el-a-bl, a. not tu be 
 
 raveld. 
 
 Uxeaveller, Un-rav-el-er, n. wun hoo unravelz. 
 Unravelmext, Un-rav-el-ment, n. de akt ov un- 
 Unravished, Un-rav-ift, a. not ravijt. [ravelig. 
 Unrazored, Un-ra-zord, a. unjavu. 
 Unreached, Un-reqt, a. not reqt: not atand. 
 Unread, Un-red, a. not red; not publikli pro- 
 
 nijnst; — unlet; not lernd in buks. 
 Unreadable, Un-red-a-bl, a. dat kan not be red. 
 Uneeadily, Un-red-i-li, ad. wid^tbeig redi. 
 Unreadiness, Un-red-i-nes, n. wont ov redinesj 
 
 wont ov promtnes; wont ov preparajon. 
 Uneeady, Un-red-i, a. not redi; not prep4rd; not 
 
 fit; not promt: not kwik; ekward. 
 Unreal, Un-re-al, a. not real; unsubstanjal; 
 
 havig onli aperans; imajinari. 
 Uneeality, Un-re-al-i-ti, n. wont ov realiti. 
 Unrealize, Un-re-al-jz, «. t. tu tak awa de re- 
 aliti ov. 
 Unrealized, Un-re-al-jzd, a. not realjzd. 
 Unreaped, Un-rept, a. not rept; unkdt. 
 Uneeared, Un-rerd, a. not rerd; not razd up. 
 Unreason, Un-re-zn, n. wont ov rezn. 
 Unreasonable, Un-re-zn-a-bl, a. not reznabl; 
 
 kontrari tu rezn; egzeibitaut; imoderat: irajonal. 
 Unreasonableness, Un-re-zn-a-bl-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov beiij unreznabl; inkonsistensi wid rezn; eg- 
 
 zerbitans. 
 Unreasonably, Un-re-zn-a-bli, ad. in an unre- 
 
 ziiabl maner; imoderatli; egzorbitantli. 
 Unreasoned, Un-re-znd, a. not reznd. 
 Unreasoning, Un-re-zn-ig, a. not rezuig. 
 Uneeave, Un-rev,* «. t. tu unwind; tu unravel. 
 Unrebukable, Un-re-bi\,k-a-bl, a. not rebij^kabl; 
 
 not renj'i)^rabl. 
 Unrebuked, Un-re-bi\,kt, a. not reb^kt. 
 Unrecalled, Un-re-kold, a. not rekold. 
 Unrecanted, Un-re-kant-ed, a. not rekanted. 
 Uneeceived, Un-re-sevd, a. not resevd. 
 UxEECKOXED, Un-rek-nd, a. not reknd. 
 Uxreclaimable, Un-re-klam-a-bl, a. ireklamabl. 
 UxRECLAiMED, Un-rE-klaiud, a. not reklamd. 
 UxEECLAiiiiXG, Un-re-klfiin-ig, a. not reklamig. 
 Unrecognizable, Un-re-kog-ni-za-bl, a. not re- 
 
 kognizabi. 
 Uneecognized, Un-rek-og-njzd, a. not rekognjzd. 
 UxRECOMMENDED, Un-rek-om-end-ed, a. not rek- 
 
 omende I. [ompenst. 
 
 Unrecompensed, Un-rek-om-penst, a. not rek- 
 Uneecoxcilable, Un-rek-on-sjI-a-bl,* a. irekon- 
 
 sjlabl. 
 Unreconciled, Un-rek-on-sjld, a. not rekonsjld. 
 Unrecorded, Un-rerfeerd-ed, a. not rekerded; 
 
 not rL'jisterd. 
 UxRECOUNTED, Un-rE-kint-ed, a. not rek-snted; 
 
 not related. 
 Unrecovered, Un-re-kdv-erd, a. not rekdverd. 
 Uneecruitable, Un-re-krdbt-a-bl,* a. dat kan 
 
 nut be rekriTjted. 
 Unrecruited, Un-re-krrfjt-ed, a. not rekrcDted. 
 Unrectified, Un-rek-ti-fjJ, a. not rektifjd. 
 Uneecumbent, Un-re-kdm-bent, a. not rekdm- 
 
 bent. 
 Unredeemable, Un-re-dem-a-bl, a. iredemabl. 
 Unredeemed, Un-re-dEmd, a. not redenid. 
 Unredressed, Un-re-drest, a. not rsdrest. 
 Unreduced, Un-rE-dixst, a. not redi^st. 
 Unreducible, Un-re-dvi-si-bl, a. not redq^sibl. 
 Unreducibleness, Un-re-dip-i-bl-nes, n. impos- 
 
 ibiliti ov beig redq,st. 
 Uneeeve, Un-rEv, x. t. {JS^aut.} tu pul 'st ov a 
 
 blok, timbl, or puli, az a rop. 
 UxEEFiNED, Un-re-fjud, a. not refind. 
 Uneeflected, Un-re-flekt-ed, a. not reflekted. 
 Unreflecting, Un-re-flekt-ig, a. not reflektig. 
 Uxreformable, Un-re-form-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 [ be reforind.
 
 UNR 
 
 611 
 
 UNR 
 
 Unrefokmed, Dn-rc-formd, a. not rtfurmd. 
 U.NKKKRACTED, Un-rc-frakt-cd, a. not refrakted. 
 Unrkkresiied, Un-rE-fr(5Jt,» a. not rtWJt. 
 Unrkkrksiikul, Un-re-frdJ-fuI, a. not refrejifl. 
 Unkkkri-:.siiino, Un-r£-freJ-i{), a. not rEfreJij). 
 Unrekunded, Un-re-fiind-ed, a. not refdnded. 
 UNBKrusiMU, Un-re-fi'j,z-ij), a. not rEfqsijj; koin- 
 
 P'l'O- 
 Unbefijted, Un-re-fq,t-ed, a. not refq,ted. 
 Unreoai^ Un-re-gal, a. not regal; unwdrdi ov a 
 
 kig. [disrfgqrded. 
 
 Unbeoarded, Un-re-gi^rd-ed, a. not regnrdcd; 
 Unreoeneracy, Un-rc-jen-er-a-si, n. At slat ov 
 
 beip unKJenerat. 
 Unreoenebate, Un-rc-jdn-er-at, a. not rejencrat; 
 
 unk'invcrtcd: not brot tu a nt^ Ijf. 
 Unreoeserated, Un-re-j4a-cr-at-ed, a. not rc- 
 
 jdiieratc'd. [ov rejenerajon. 
 
 Unregeneratjos, Un-re-jen-er-a-Jon, n. wont 
 Unregistered, Un-rdj-is-terd, a. not rcjisterd. 
 Unreoretted, Un-re-gr6i-ed, a. not regreicd; not 
 
 lamented. [ed. 
 
 Unregulated, Un-rdg-yri-lat-ed, a. notr6gyqlat- 
 Unrehearsed, Un-re-herst, a. not rtlK^rst. 
 Unreix, L'li-ran, r. t. tu relaks At ran. 
 Unreined, Un-rand, a. not rand; not rtstrand. 
 Unrejected, Un-re-jekt-ed, a. not rrjdkted. 
 U.sREJOicED, Un-rt-jtfst, a. not rejtfst. 
 Unrejoiciso, Un-re-jtVs-io, a. not rcjersij); unjer- 
 
 n*: .•'lid. 
 Unrelated. Un-re-lat-ed, a. not related; not aljd. 
 Unrelative, Un-r61-a-tiv, a. not relativ; havip 
 
 no rrlajun. [tu eni tig els. 
 
 Unrelatively, Un-r61-a-tiT-li, ad. wid'st rtla/ou 
 Unrelaxed, Un-rc-lakst, a. not rclak.^t. 
 I'xRELA.xi.NG, Un-re-laks-ig, a. not reliilvsig. 
 Unrelented, Un-rr-ldnt-ed, a. not relented. 
 Unrelenting, Un-re-lent-ig, a. not rcldntig: 
 
 hfird: kriDi-1. [reljd on. 
 
 Unri^able. Un-re-l{-a-bl, a. dat iz not tu be 
 Unr^^vable, Un-re-ler-a-bl, a. admitig na 
 
 sukor. 
 Unrelieved, Un^r-levd, a. not rclevd; not ezd. 
 UNRELUiious, Un-rf-lij-us, a. not relijus; irclijus. 
 Unrelinquished, Un-re-lig-kwijt, a. not relig- 
 
 kwijt. 
 Unrelishrd. Un-rel-ijt, a. not relijt. 
 Inrellctant, Un-re-ldk-tant, a. not rcldktant. 
 Unrellctantlt, ru-re-lAk-tant-li, ad. not re- 
 
 lukt:ii)tli. [abl. 
 
 Unremarkable, rn-rc-m^k-a-bl, a. not remqrk- 
 I'NRKMARKtn, I'n-rr-uK'irkt, a. not rerm'irkt. 
 Unremediable, Un-re-iut'-Ji-a-li1,* a. iremediabl. 
 Unremediih. Un-r^m-c-did, a. not rt'inedid. 
 Unrkmemuered, Un-re-mein-berd, a. not remem- 
 
 *"i"'l- [luemberig. 
 
 Unrememberino, Un-re-mdm-ber-ig, a. not rc- 
 Unrlmembrance, Un-re-m^m-brans, n. wont ov 
 
 remembrans. 
 Unreuinded, Un-rc-mjnd-ed, a. not reminded. 
 T'nremitted, Un-re-init-ed, a. not remitcd; kon- 
 
 ^'•■»«i<- [sevcrig. 
 
 rNREMiTTiNG, Un-re-mlt-ig, a. not reiuitig: per- 
 Unresuttinolt, Un-re-nait-ig-li, ad. widest in- 
 
 tonutjon. [les. 
 
 Unremorseless, Un-re-ni')rs-le«, a. not retnors- 
 Uxremoved, Un-re-raJ>vd. a. not reuufcvd. 
 Unremlnerated, In-re-mii-ner-nt-cd, a. not 
 
 rrnniiKTHfiKl. [reniid. 
 
 Unrenewed, Un-re-ni'id, a. not mad ani'i; not 
 Unrenotated, Un-rdn-o-Tst-ed, a. not rdnovat- 
 ^ed. [famuii. 
 
 Unrexowned, Un-rt-n'snd, a. not ren'snd; not 
 Unrest. Un rent. a. not rent; not torn. 
 Dnkested, Un-rdnt-cd, a. n^t rented. [pcnsl. 
 Unrepaid, Un-re-p&d, a. not reped; not rckom- 
 
 Unrepaibed, Un-re-p^rd* ^- ^^^ rep^rd* 
 L'nrepealablk, Un-re-pil-a-bl, a. not rtpelabl; 
 
 ircpelabl. 
 Unbepealed, Uu-re-p£ld, a. not repaid or rer6kt. 
 I'XREPEATED, Uu-re-pet-ed, a. not repetcd. 
 Lnrepelled, Un-re-p6ld, a. not rejj^ld. 
 Unrepentable, Un-re-p^nt-a-bl, a. not tu be 
 
 re|X^nte<l ov. 
 Unrepestance, Un-re-p^nt-ans, n. impenit«na. 
 Inrepenta.vt, Un-re-pint-ant, a. not rep^ntftot; 
 
 impenitent. 
 Unrepented, Un-re-pdnt-ed, a. not repented ot; 
 
 not dkipiated bj {jenitc-n/al soro. 
 L'nblpenting, C'n-re-pent-ig, a. not rep^ntig; 
 
 impenitent. [komplanig. 
 
 Unrepising, Un-re-pjn-ig, a. not repjing: not 
 Unrepininoly, Un-re-pjn-ig-li, ad. wiavt repjn- 
 
 ig: wid^t pEviJ komplant. 
 Unreplexisiied, Un-re-plen-ijt, a. not repl^ni/t. 
 Unreported, Un-re-p<irt-ed, a. not reported. 
 I'neeposed. Cn-re-piizd, a. not refiuzd. 
 Unrepresented, Un-rep-re-tent-od, a. not rep- 
 re /.en ted. 
 UxREPRE.ssED. Un-rt-pr6st, a. not repr^st. 
 I'nrepkkssible, Un-re-pres-i-bl, a. ireprejibl. 
 Unreprievable, Un-re-prev-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be rejirevJ. 
 L'nreprieved, Un-re-prevd, a. not reprevd: not 
 
 respited. [reprimiinded. 
 
 Unreprimanded, Un-rdp-ri-mand-ed, a. not 
 L'nreproachable, Un-re-priiq-a-bl,* a. irepro^- 
 ^ abl. 
 
 Unreproached, Un-re-pro(jt, a. not scnjq,rd. 
 Unreproacukcl, Un-re-pr(i(j-ful, a. not reproc- 
 
 ful. 
 UxREPROACHixo. Un-re-pr6q-ig, a. not reproqig. 
 Usrephovable, Un-re-prif>v-a-bl, a. not l^abl tu 
 
 blaiu or reproof: ireproovabl. 
 UxREPROVED, Un-re-prdbvd, a. not repn&vd; not 
 
 sen/nrl. [not opozit. 
 
 Uxrepuon'axt, Un-re-pug-nant, a. not rEfJU.;nant; 
 L'xREPfTABLE, Un-rep-yn,-ta-bl,* a. disrepyn,tabU 
 Unreplted. Un-re-pqt-ed, a. not replied. 
 L'NREguESTED, Un-rE-kw6st-od, a. not rekwestod; 
 
 not iiski. 
 Unrequired, Un-re-kwjrd, a. not rekwjrd. 
 Unrequitable, Un-re-kwjt-a-bl, a, not rekwj'abl; 
 
 not lu be retaliated. [not kompensjit«d. 
 
 Unrequited. Un-re-kwjt-ed, a. not rekwjied; 
 Unrescinded, Un-re-sind-ed, a. not reminded. 
 Unrescued. Un-res-kn,d, a. not reskiid. [aggur. 
 Unresented, Un-re-ient-ed, a. not regqrded wid 
 Unresenting, Un-rc-z^nt-ig, a. not rexentig. 
 Unreserve, Un-re-zerv, n. absens ov rezerv; 
 
 fragknos. 
 Unreserved, Un-re-z^rvd, a. not rez^rvd; fragk. 
 Unreservedly, Un-re-zerv-ed-li, ad. wid^t re- 
 zerv; opnii. 
 Unreservedness, Un-re-zerv-ed-nes, n. unlim- 
 
 itednes; opnnes; fragkncs. 
 Unbesigned, Un-re-zjnd, a. not rezjnd. 
 Unresisted, Un-re-zist-ed, a. not rczisted; not 
 
 o|)wzd. 
 Unresistible, Un-re-zist-i-bl,* a. irezi.itibl. 
 Unresisting, Uu-re-zist-ig, a. not rei 'ig; not 
 
 opozig. [abl; in> 'vnbl. 
 
 I'nresolvable. Un-re-z61v-a-bl, a. not re z It- 
 Unresolved, Un-re-z6lvd, a. not rezolvd; not dc- 
 
 termind: bavig mad no rezolqjon; not soird; not 
 
 kierd. 
 U.VRE80LVIXG, Un-re-z61v-ig, a. not rtzolvig: not 
 
 detfrminig. [tabl. 
 
 Unrespectable, Un-re-sp«'k-ta-bl, a. not rr.^pek- 
 Unrespected, Un-re-sp<5kt-c*i, a. not resp^kied; 
 
 disrr.-iiiokted. [Se {Rui'irahU.) 
 
 Un&JlSPIrable, Un-rt-spjr-a-bl, a. not rt.<ipir*bl.
 
 UNR 
 
 612 
 
 UNS 
 
 Uneespited, Un-res-pit-ed, a. not respited; not 
 
 reprevd. 
 Unresponsible, Un-re-spon-si-bl,* a. irssponsibl. 
 Uneesponsive, Un-re-sp6n-siv, a. not rssponsiv; 
 
 iresponsiv. [kwjet. 
 
 Uneest, Un-rest, n. diskwjet; wont ov rest er 
 Unrested, Uu-rest-ed, a. not rested; wontig rest. 
 Unresting, Un-rest-ig, a. not restig; konstantli 
 
 aktig. ' [kiird. 
 
 Uneestored, Un-r£-st6rd, a. not restord; not 
 Unrestrained, Un-re-strand, a. not restrand; 
 
 not hinderd; Ijsenjus; leas; not limited. 
 Unrestraint, Un-re-strant, n. wont ov restrant; 
 
 frsdom. [fre- 
 
 Unrestricted, Un-re-strikt-ed, a. not restrikted; 
 Unretarded, Un-re-tqrd-ed, a. not retqrded. 
 Unretentive, Un-re-ten-tiv, a. not rstentiv. 
 Unrete acted, Un-re-trakt-ed, a. not rsvokt; 
 
 not rekold. 
 Uneetuened, Un-re-turud, a. not returnd. 
 Uneetuening, Un-r£-tdrn-ig, a. not retdrnig. 
 Uneevealed, Un-PE-vgld, a. not rEveld: not told; 
 
 not diskdverd. 
 Uneevealedness, Un-r£-VEl-ed-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov bgig unrsvEld. 
 Uneevenged, Un-rg-venjd, a. not rEvenjd. 
 Uneevengeful, Un-re-venj-fal, a. not rEvenj- 
 Uxrevered, Un-rE-VErd, a. not rsvErd. [fial. 
 Uneeveeenced, Un-rev-er-enst, a. not reverenst; 
 
 not rEspekted. [everent. 
 
 Uneeveeend, Un-rev-er-end, a. not reverend; ir- 
 Unreveesed, Un-rE-verst, a. not rEverst; not rE- 
 
 vokt; not rspEld. 
 Uneeversible, Un-rg-vers-i-bl, a. irgversibl. 
 Unreverted, Un-rE-vert-ed, a. not rEverted. 
 Unreviewed, Un-rE-vi^d, a. not rEvqd. 
 Uneevised, Un-rE-vjzd, a. not revjzd. 
 Uneevoked, Un-rE-vokt, a. not rsvakt er rEkeld. 
 Uneewaeded, Un-re-word-ed, a. not rewarded; 
 
 not rekoinpenst. 
 Uneewaeding, Un-rs-word-ig, a. not rewerdig. 
 Unehetorical, Un-r£-t6r-i-kal, a. not rstorikal. 
 Unehymed, Un-rjmd, a. not havig rjm. 
 Unridden, Un-rid-n, a. not ridn. [tva eksplan. 
 Unriddle, Un-rid-1, v. t. tta solv, az an Enigma; 
 Unriddlee, Un-rid-ler, n. wun hoo unridlz er 
 
 solvz an Enigma. [yi\lus. 
 
 Uneidiculous, Un-ri-dik-yq,-lus,* a. not ridik- 
 Uneifled, Un-rj-fid, a. not rjfld; not plunderd. 
 Unrig, Un-iig, v. t. tu strip ov rigig; tu divest 
 
 ov takl. . 
 Uneight, Un-rjt,* a. not rit; rog. 
 Uneighteous, Un-rjt-yus, "a. not rjtyus; unjdst; 
 
 wiked: sinful; bad. 
 Unrighteously, Un-rjt-yus-li, ad. in an unrjt- 
 
 yus maner; unjdstli; wikcdli. [injdstis. 
 
 Unrighteousness, Un-rit-yus-nes, n. wikednes; 
 Unrightful, tJn-rjt-f ul,'* a. not rjtf ml; not just. 
 Uneimpled, Un-rim-pld, a. not rimpld. 
 Uneing, Un-rig, v. t. tia depriv ov a rig. 
 Uneinsed, Un-rinst, a. not rinst. 
 Uneip, Unrip, 'C. t. tui kut opn; ta rip. — Rip and 
 
 vnrip qr ov At sam mEnig; de former iz tu bE 
 
 prgferJ. 
 Uneipe, Un-rjp, a. not rjp; gren; imati^r; tct> erli. 
 Uneipened, Un-rjp-nd, a. not rjpnd er mat^rd. 
 Unripeness, Un-rjp-nes, n. imatT},riti; wont ov 
 
 rjpnes. 
 Unrisex, Un-riz-n, a. not rizn. 
 Unrivalled, Un-ri-vald, a. havig no rjval; un- 
 
 ekwald; unparaleld. [unfdsn. 
 
 Unrivet, Un-riv-et, r. t. tu loos from rivets; tu 
 Uneoasted, Un-rwst-cd, a. not rosted. 
 Uneobbed, Un-robd, a. not robd. 
 Unrobe, Un-rob, v. t. tu undres; tu disr^b. 
 Unboiled, Un-rofld, a. not rerld. 
 
 Unroll, Un-r61, r. t. tu opn from beig rold or 
 
 konvolvd; tu unfold. 
 Unromantic, Un-ro-man-tik, a. not romantik; 
 
 kontrari tu romans. [romantikali. 
 
 Unromantically, Uu-ro-man-ti-kal-i, ad. not 
 Uneoof, Un-nf)f, v. t. tu strip of dg roif er kuv- 
 
 erig. [Eradikat. 
 
 Unroot, Un-rdot, v. t. tu tq^r from ds roats; tu 
 Unroot, Un-rdot, t. i. tu bs unrj)ted. 
 Unrotten, LTn-rot-n, a. not rota; not p^trefjd. 
 Uneough, Un-rdf, a. not ruf; smood; unbErded. 
 Unrounded, Un-r'snd-ed, a. not runded; not kut 
 
 tu a risnd. 
 Uneoused, Un-r-szd, a. not r'szd. [disarder. 
 
 Uneouted, Un-r-st-ed, a. not rested er tron intu 
 Uneoyal, Un-rflf-al, a. unprinsli; not reral. 
 Uneoyally, Un-ref-al-i, ad. not in a reral maner. 
 Uneubbed, Un-rdbd, a. not rubd. 
 Unrubbish, Un-rdb-iJ, v. t. tu kler from rubij. 
 Uneuffle, Un-rdf-1, v. i. tu ses from komojon 
 
 er ajitajon; tu bskdm kwjet er kqm. 
 Unruffled, Un-rdf-ld, a. not rufld; kqm; tran- 
 
 kwil. [rcoind. 
 
 Unruinable, Un-riD-in-a-bl, a. inkapabl ov bEig 
 Uneuined, Un-rt6-ind, a. not rcoind. 
 Uneuled, Un-ril)ld, a. not roald er guvernd. 
 Uneuliness, Un-r(6-li-nes, ?i. ds stat ov beig un- 
 
 riijli; tdrbixlens. [erderli. 
 
 Uneuly, Un-rrfj-li, a. tdi-bq,lent; ungdvernabl; dis- 
 Uneumple, Un-rdm-pl, v. t. tu frE from rumplz. 
 Unsacked, Un-sakt, a. not sakt; not pilajd. 
 Unsadden, Un-sad-n, f. t. tu rslsv from sadnes. 
 Unsaddle, Un-sad-1, v. t. tu tak dfi sadl from. 
 Unsaddled, Un-sad-ld, a. not havig de sadl on. 
 Unsafe, Un-saf, a. not saf; not SEki\r; insekiir. 
 
 hazardus; danjerus. 
 Unsafely, Un-saf-li, ad. not sskrirli; danjerusli. 
 Unsaid, Un-sed, a. not sed er uterd; not menjond. 
 Unsailable, Un-sal-a-bl,* a. not salabl; not nav- 
 
 igabl. 
 Unsaint, Un-sant, v. t. tu deprjv ov santjip. 
 Unsaintly^, Uu-sant-li, a. not bekdmig sants; not 
 
 santli. • [qauUbl. 
 
 Unsalable, Un-sal-a-bl, a. not salabl; not mer- 
 Unsalableness, Un-sal-a-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov bEig unsalabl. [wid salt. 
 
 Unsalted, Un-selt-ed, a. not pikld; not seznd 
 Unsaluted, Un -sa-lvi,t-ed, a. not salq,ted. 
 Unsalvable, Un-sal-va-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 savd; not salvabl. 
 Unsanctification, Ub-sagk-ti-fi-ka-Jon, n. wont 
 
 ov sagktifikajon. 
 Unsanctified, Un-sagk-ti-fid, a. not sagktifid; 
 
 unholi; not konsEkrated; not pjus. 
 Unsanctioned, Un-sagk-Jond, a. not sagkjond. 
 Unsanguine, Un-sag-gwin, a. not saggwin. 
 Unsapped, Un-sapt, a. not sapt; not undermjnd. 
 Unsated, Un-sat-ed, a. not sated er satisf jd; in- 
 
 sajiat. 
 Unsatiable, Un-sa-Ji-a-bl,* a. insajiabl. 
 Unsatiableness, Un-sa-Ji-a-bl-nes,* n. de kwol- 
 iti ov bEig insajiabl. 
 Unsatiate, Un-sa-Ji-at,* a. insajiat. 
 Unsatiated, Un-sa-Ji-at-ed, a. not sajiated. 
 Unsatiating, Un-sa-Ji-at-ig, a. not sajiatig. 
 Unsating, Un-sat-ig, a. not satig. 
 Unsatisfactoeily, Un-sat-is-fak-to-ri-li, ad. so 
 
 az not tu satisf j. 
 Unsatisfactoriness, Un-sat-is-fak-to-ri-nes, 7i. 
 
 &z stat ov bfiig unsatisfaktori. 
 Unsatisfactory, Un-sat-is-fak-to-ri, a. not sat- 
 
 isfaktori; not givig satisfakjon; not klErig de 
 
 difikulti. [b£ satisfjd. 
 
 Unsatisfiable, Un-sat-is-f j-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 Unsatisfied, Un-sat-is-fjd, a. not satisfjd; iiof: 
 
 plezd; not setld; not fild; not f uli gratifid.
 
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 UNS 
 
 UN8ATISFIEDNE88, Un-sat-is-fjd-ne?, n. de «tat 
 
 ov brio not g»ti»fjd. 
 L'jKBATiSKyiNO, Un-sit-is-fi-ij), a. not sAtisf^ig; 
 
 insufij-nt; unnbl tu gratifi ta it ful. 
 UN8AT1BFYING.VES8, Tn-sat-is-f j-ijj-ncs,* n, de 
 
 mm ov brio u^^^ati^^fii^). 
 Unsati'Rablk, Un-Mt-yn-ra-bl. ». not Katyqrabl. 
 Unbaturateu, Un-gAt-yiji-rat-ed, a. not sAtyq,- 
 
 ratt-J. 
 Unsaved, Un-sivd, a. not ravd. [manor. 
 
 Unsavorily, Un-sa-vor-i-li, ad. in an unMvori 
 Unsavoriness, Un-si-Tor-i-nes, n. de kwuliti ov 
 
 btii) unsnvori. 
 Unsavory, Un-sa-vor-i, a. not savori; tastlos: 
 
 bavig a bad tast; — bavig an il smel; fetid; dis- 
 
 pistifl. [tu rekint. 
 
 Unsay, Un-sA, r. (. tu retr&kt hwot haz bin sed; 
 Unsoalablk, L'n-skal-a-bl, a. dat kan not be ^kalJ. 
 Unscale, L'n-skul, V. t. tu divi-st ov sknlz. 
 Unscaled, Un-sktild, a. not skald. 
 Unscalpeo, L'n-skulpt, a. not skalpt. 
 Unscalv, L'n-skhl-i, a. not ?kali; havij no skalz. 
 Unscanned, I'n-skand, a. not skand or meji|rd. 
 U.vscared, rn-sk:ird, a. not sk^rd or fritrid. 
 Unscarred, Un-jiki'ird, a. not »kqni or niqrkt. 
 Unscathed, In-skatt, a. not skatt: not hurt. 
 Unscattered, Un-skal-crd, a. not gkaterd: not 
 
 di8|>^r8t. [odor. 
 
 Unbcexted, Un-»^nt-ed, a. not sented; devffd ov 
 Unsciiolastic, Un-sko-las-tik, a. not skolAstik. 
 Unschooled, L'n-sk«f)ld, a. not skcfild; unWyq- 
 
 kated. 
 Unscientific, Un-gi-on-tif-ik, a. not gjentifik. 
 Unscikntikically, Ln-sj-en-tif-i-kal-i, ad. wid- 
 
 Unsconced. Un-skonst, a. not sknnst; not fjnd. 
 Unscorched, Un-?kor(jt, a. not .<korqt or burnt. 
 Unscorned, rn-fkitrnd, a. not ?kornd. 
 Unscol'Rf.d, I'n-skxrd, a. not sk-srd or klend. 
 Unscourged, Un-skdrjd, a. not skurjd. 
 Unscratched, Un-skraqt, a. not 8kra<jt er torn. 
 Unscreened, Un-skrend, a. not skrrnd orkuvcrd. 
 Unscrew, Un-i>krt&. r. t. tu dre de skrttiz from: 
 
 tu l.i>-' from de fors ov n jkrui. 
 Unscriptcral, Un-skript-yq,-ral, a. not akordant 
 
 wid Skriptynr. 
 Unscrupulous, Un-3krdb-pt|,-Ins, a. not sknfipri- 
 
 lu.-i: rrx<irdlw ov prinsipl: unprinsipld. 
 Unscrupuloisly. Vn-sknfi-pti-lus-Ii, aJ. wid^t 
 
 rigqnl tu iirin.<ipl. 
 Unscripulousness, rn-skr(6-pri-lus-nes, n. At 
 
 kwoliti ov bei{) unskndpqlus: wont ov rtgi'jrd tu 
 
 prinsipl. [njzd. 
 
 I'nscrltinized, Un-skrif)-ti-njzd, a. not skntiti- 
 Unsculptiekd, Un-skiilpt-yii"rd. a. not .skuljit- 
 
 yurd. [tu fre from (1 sel. 
 
 Unseal, I'n-sel, r. t. tu opn oft<?r havijj bin seld; 
 I'NSEALED, Un-seld, a. not srld; brukn opn. 
 I'nseam, In-^era,* r. t. tu rip: tu kut opn. 
 rsBEARCHABLE, Un-»^rq-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 f'/rcjl -Rt: dat kan not be ck^•plurd; inskratabl. 
 Unsearciiableneks. l'n-f«;rq-a-bl-ncs, n. impos- 
 
 ibiliti tu be okjiplurd. 
 Unsearchkd. In-^.-rr,!, a. not i^rqt. 
 Unsearchino. lii-.-rcj-io, a. not i^^rqig. 
 Unseared, I'n-serd, a. not srrd. 
 Unseason, Un-se-in, r. /. tu mak un.«avori. 
 Unseasonable, Un-«e-in-a-bl, a. not t>rxnabl: 
 
 beiii •»t ov srrn; not in j>ro|^T tjm: il-tjmd:-- 
 
 lat: ai, un*i:naN lira ov njt. 
 Ukseasonablenebs, rn-?e-in-a-bl-nw, n. de stat 
 
 ov beig un^<rznabl. 
 Unseasonably, Un-y^-tn-a-bli, ad. notK^snabli; 
 
 not rtfjrrabli tu tjm orokajon: at an improper Ijm. 
 Ukseaboncd, Un-.<e-rnd, a. not i>f xnd: not «oltvd; 
 
 — not kwolifjd bj y^a; not kept fit for yi^s. 
 
 Unseat, Un-B^t, r. t. tu tro from de «et. 
 Unseated, Un-<<t-ed, a. not 8et«d; displaBt from 
 
 a 8et. 
 Unseaworthiness, Un-s^-wor-di-nee, n. de «t*t 
 
 ov bfij) UIl^ewurdi. 
 Unseaworthy, L"n-«£-wur-di, a. not sewurdi; 
 
 not fit for enkiinteriu de danjen ov de se, M • 
 
 vesel. 
 Unseconded, Un-8ek-ond-ed, a. not tekonded; 
 
 not 8uported. [wurldli. 
 
 L'nseculab, Un-»^k-yn,-lar, a. not s^kytiiar; not 
 Unsecured, I'n-se-ki'ird, a. not sekt^rd. 
 I'nsedentary, Un-s^l-cn-ta-ri, a. not sAJentari. 
 L'nseduced, Un-se-diist, a. not scdiist; not dren 
 
 tu il. 
 Unseeded, Un-s£d-ed, a. not seded; not aon. 
 I'nseeing, Un-fe-ifl, a. not seig; wontig sjt. 
 L'nseemliness, Un-si'm-ii-nes, n. indesensi; in- 
 
 drkorum; unkumlines. 
 Unseemly, Un-8em-li, a. not semli; indescnt; tkn- 
 
 bekdmig. [igli. 
 
 Unseemly, Un-?em-li, ad. indesentli: unbekum- 
 Unseen, L'n-sen, a. not sen; not diakdverd; in- 
 
 vizibl: undi.>kuverabl. 
 Unseized, Un-s^zd, a. not sezd: not takn. 
 I'nseldom, Un-sel-dom, a. not seldom. 
 I'xsELECTED, Un-sc-lekt-cd, a. not selekted. 
 Unselecting, Un-se-l^kt-ig, a. not makig selek- 
 
 Jon. 
 Unselfish, Un-s^lf-iJ, a. not selfij: disinterested. 
 L'nsensualized, Un-s^n-Jn-al-izd, a. not mad 
 
 senjqal. 
 Unsent, Un-sent, a. not sent, — i'/iMrtt /6r, not 
 
 kold bj leter er mesenjer. 
 Unsententiocs, Un son-ten-/u?, a. not sentenjas. 
 Insentient, Un-sen-Jcnt, a. not senjcnt. 
 Unsentinelled, Un-s6n-ti-neld, a. not havig 
 
 sentineiz. [not pqrted. 
 
 Inseparated, Un-g^p-a-rat-ed, a. not s^jtarated: 
 Unsepulchered, Un-s6p-ul-kerd, a. unb^rid. 
 I'nserved, L'n-servd, a. not servd. lyqsles. 
 
 I'nserviceable, Un-s^r-vis-a-bl, a. not servisabi; 
 I'nserviceableness, Un-ser-vis-a-bl-nes, n. un- 
 
 t itiics for cni tig. [er advdntaj. 
 
 Unserviceably, Un-s^r-vig-a-bli, aa. widest yn« 
 Unset, Uu-set, a. not set; not plast. 
 Unsettixg, Un-8^t-ig, a. not setig. 
 Unsettle, Un-set-1, r. t. tu unfiks; tu mak an- 
 
 .-•(•rten: tu Jak:— tu ma>v from a plas; — tu ovcr- 
 
 trcfi. 
 Unsettle, Un-set-l, r. i. tu bekiim uns^tld. 
 Insettled, Un-s^t-Id. a. not sctld: not fikst: not 
 
 t'stablijt: not determind; not r^gyt^lar; qanjabl. 
 Unsettlkdness, Un-set-ld-ncs, n. irezuliiJon; un- 
 
 determind stat: unsertenti; wont ov fiksiti. 
 Uxsettlement, I'li-set-l-mcnt, n. de stat ov be- 
 
 i{) un'etid: un?ctldnfs: irezultiJon. 
 Unsevere, Un-sc-ver, a. not sever; mjld. 
 ['nsevered, Un-.'^v-crd, a. not severd: notpqrted. 
 Unsex, l'n-s^k.«, r. t. tu deprjv ov seka; tu deprjv 
 
 ov de kwolitiz ov seks. 
 Unshackle, Un-Jak-1, r. t. tu loks from /aklt or 
 
 b'liidz: tu set frr; tu liberat. 
 Unshaded, Un-Jad-ed, a. not Jaded er dqrknd: 
 
 not overspred wid dqrknes. 
 Unshadowed, Un-Jad-od, a. not Jadod or Jaded. 
 Cnshakable. Un-Jdk-a-bl, a. dat kan not be Jakn. 
 Lnsiiaken, In-Jrik-n, a. not Jakn: not ajiiated; 
 
 Hot iniijvd: not weknd in reiolqjon. 
 Unshakingly, Un-Jiik-ig-li, aJ. wid-it warorig. 
 I'nshamed. Uu-Jiimd, a. not Jamd. 
 I'nshamefackd, Un-Jam-fa<t, a. not Jamfuti 
 
 wontig modcsti; not bajful: impqdcnt. 
 Unsuamkfacedness, Uu-Jam-fa«t-ne^, n. wont 
 
 (•\ uiodi'sti. 
 Unsbapable, Un-Jap-a-bl, M. d*t kan not be /apt.
 
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 UNS 
 
 Unshape, Un-Jap, v. t. tia konf-»nd: tu rufl. 
 Dnshaped, Un-japt, a. nut Japt: unjapn. 
 Unshapely, Un-Jap-li, a. not Japli: not wel fermd. 
 Unshapen, Un-Jap-n, a. not Japn; misjapn. 
 Unshared, Un-J4rd, a. not partakn; not l^xA.. 
 Unsharpened, Un-Jqrp-nd, a. not Jqrpnd. 
 Unshattered, Un-Jat-erd, a. not Jaterd. 
 Unshaven, Un-Jav-n, a. not Javn. [er Jst. 
 
 Unsheathe, Uu-J'sd, r. t. tia dre from ds skabard 
 Unshed, Un-Jed, a. not Jed; not spilt. 
 Unsheeted, Un-j£t-ed, a. not furnijt wid Jets. 
 Unshell, Un-Jel, ^•. t. tia divest ov de Jel; tia Jel. 
 Unshelled, Un-Jeld, a. not Jeld. 
 Unsheltered, Ln-Jel-terd, a. wontiij a Jelter. 
 Unshelteuing, Un-Jel-ter-ii), a. not Jelteriij. 
 Unshelve, L'u-Jelv, i'. t. tia tak from a Jelf. 
 Unshielded, Un-Jsld-ed, a. not gqrded bj a Jsld. 
 Unshifted, Un-Jift-ed, a. not Jifted; not qanjd. 
 Unshifting, Un-Jift-ii), a. not Jiftiij. 
 Unship, Un-Jip, v. t. tia tak si ov a Jip. 
 Unsuipment, Un-Jip-ment, n. ds akt ov unjipii). 
 Unshirted, Un-Jert-ed, a. not Jerted. 
 Unshivered, Uu-jiv-erd, a. not Jiverd. 
 Unshocked, Un-J6kt, a. not Jokt; not disgusted. 
 Unshod, Un-J6d, a. not Jod; havii) no Jdoz. 
 Unshorn, Un-J<arn, a. not Jorn; not klipt. 
 Unshortened, Un-Jert-nd, a. not Jertnd. 
 Unshot, Ln-J6t, a. not Jot; not hit bj Jot. 
 Unshout, Un-J-st, V. t. tu rstrakt after J'stii). _ 
 Unshowered, Un-J's-erd, a. not wetcrd bj J-serz. 
 Unshoavx, Un-J6n, a. not Jon: not egzibited. 
 Unshrined, Un-Jrjnd, a. havig no Jrjn. 
 Unshrinking, Un-Jrigk-ig, a. not Jrigkig; per- 
 
 sistig: not rgkerlig; not Junig danjer er pan. 
 Unshrinkingly, Un-Jrigk-ig-li, ad. wid^t 
 
 Jrigkig. 
 Unshrivelled, Un-Jriv-ld, a. not Jrivld. [Jrud. 
 Unshrouded. Un-Jr-sd-ed, a. not kuverd wid a 
 Unshrubbed, Un-jrubd, a. bq,r ov Jrubz. 
 Unshrunk, Un-Jriigk, a. not Jrugk. 
 Unshunnable, Un-Jdn-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 Jund: inevitabl. 
 Unshu.nned, Un-Jund, a. not Jund. 
 Unshut, Un-Jiit, a. not Jut; not klozd. 
 Unsifted, Un-sift-ed, a. not sifted; not skrcoti- 
 
 njzd or trjd. 
 Unsighing, Un-sj-ig, a. not sjig, 
 Unsigutliness, Un-sjt-li-nes, n. defermiti; disa- 
 
 greablnes tia de j er sjt. 
 Unsightly, Un-sjt-li, a. not sjtli; disagreabl tia 
 
 ds .^jt; defermd; ugli. 
 Unsigned, Un-sjnd, a. not sjnd. 
 Unsignified, Un-sig-ni-fjd, a. not signifjd. 
 Unsilenced, Un-si-lenst, a. not sjlenst. 
 Unsinew, Un-siu-n, r. t. tia deprjv ov sini^z, er 
 
 ov stregt. 
 Uns:newed, Un-sin-ixd, a. not sim],d; wek. 
 Unsinful, Un-sin-fial, a. not sinful; fre from sin. 
 Unsinged, Un-sinjd, a. not s'njd; not skergt. 
 Unsingled, Un-sig-gld, a. not separated. 
 Unsinkable, Un-sigk-a-bl, a. dat kau not sigk: 
 
 dat kan not be sugk. 
 Unsinking, Un-sigk-ig, a. not sigkig. 
 Unsinning, Un-sin-ig, a. not sinig; impekabl: 
 
 wid'St sin. [ter. 
 
 Unsisterly, Un-sis-ter-li, a. not bekumig a sis- 
 Unsizable, Un-sjz-a-bl, a. not sjzabl; not ov 
 
 proper sjz. 
 Unsized, Un-sjzd, a. not sjzd. 
 Unskilful, Un-skil-fial, a. not skilful; wontig 
 
 skil; wontig nolej; ignorant. [nolej. 
 
 Unskilfully, Un-skil-ful-i, ad. widit skil er 
 Unskilfulness, Un-skil-f ul-nes, n. wont ov skil 
 
 er nolej. 
 Unskilled, Un-skild, a. not skild: wontig skil. 
 Unskinned, Un-skind, a. not skind. 
 
 Unslacked, Un-slakt, a. not slakt; unslakt. 
 Unslackened, Un-slak-nd, a. not slaknd. 
 Unslain, Un-slan, a. not slan; not kild. 
 Unslaked, Un-slakt, a. not slakt; not kwenqt; 
 
 unslakt. 
 Unslandered, Un-slan-derd, a. not slanderd. 
 Unslaughtered, Un-sle-terd, a. not sleterd. 
 Unsleeping, Un-slep-ig, a. not slepig; ever 
 
 wakful. 
 Unsleepy, Un-slep-i, a. not slepi; wakful. 
 UxsLiCED, Un-sljst, a. not sljst. 
 Unsling, Un-slig, v. t. {JS'aut.} tu tak of de 
 
 sligz from bots, buts, berz, yqrdz, &s. 
 Unslipping, Un-slip-ig, a. not slipig er Ijabl tta 
 
 slip; fast. 
 Unslow, Un-sl6,* a. not slo; rapid. [opn. 
 
 Unsluice, Un-shi,s, v. t. tu opn de sln,s ov; tu 
 Unslumbering, Un-slum-ber-ig, a. not slum- 
 
 berig. 
 Unslurred, Un-slurd, a. not slurd. [stand. 
 
 Unsmirched, Un-smergt,* a. unpoln,ted; not 
 Unsmirking, Un-smerk-ig, a. not smerkig. 
 Unsmitten, Un-smit-n, a. not smitn. 
 Unsmoked, Un-smokt, a. not smokt. 
 Unsmooth, Un-smoid, a. ruf; not evn; not level. 
 Unsmoothed, Un-smdidd, a. not smojdd. 
 Unsmuggled, Un-smug-ld, a. not smugld. [smut. 
 UxsMUTTY, Un-smiit-i, a. not smuti; fre from 
 Unsoaked, Un-sokt, a. not sokt. [eti. 
 
 Unsober, Un-s6-ber, a. not sober; wontig sobrj- 
 Unsociabilitt, Un-so-Ji-a-bil-i-ti, n. wont ov 
 
 sojiabiliti. 
 Unsociable, Un-s6-Ji-a-bl, a. not sojiabl; re- 
 
 zervd; not komi\,nikativ; not sq,tabl tu sosjeti; 
 
 unsojal. 
 Unsociableness, Un-s6-Ji-a-bl-nes, to. dekwoliti 
 
 ov beig unsojiabl; unsojiabiliti. 
 Unsociably, Un-s6-Ji-a-bli, ad. not sojiabli. 
 Unsocial, Un-so-Jal, a. not sojal; rezervd; un- 
 sojiabl; not benefijal tu sosjeti; hurtful tu 
 
 sosjeti. 
 Unsodered, Un-s6d-erd, a. not soderd. 
 Unsoftened, Un-s6f-nd, a. not sofnd. 
 Unsoiled, Un-Sffld, a. not sffld; not stand. 
 Unsolaced, Un-s61-ast, a. not solast. [muni. 
 
 Unsold, Un-s61d, a. not sold; not eksqanjd fer 
 Unsolder, Un-s61-der, «. t. tu separat hwot iz 
 
 sulderd. Se {Sohler.) 
 Unsoldierlike, Un-sol-jer-ljk, ) a. unbeknmig 
 Unsoldieely, Un-sol-jer-li, i a soljer. 
 Unsolemn, Un-s61-em, a. not solem. 
 Unsolemnized, Un-s61-em-njzd, a. not solemnjzd. 
 Unsolicited, Un-so-lis-it-ed, a. not solisited; 
 
 not askt fer. 
 Unsolicitous, Un-so-lis-it-us, a. not solisitus. 
 Unsolid, Un-s61-id, a. not solid; flq,id; not ko- 
 
 herent. [y^lbl. 
 
 Unsoluble, Un-s61-yn,-bl, a. not solyqbl; insol- 
 Unsolved, Un-s61vd, a. not solvd; not ekspland. 
 Unsonsy, Un-s6n-si, a. unplezant; — k^rles. [Lo- 
 
 kal, Iggland.] 
 Unsoothed, Un-sd5dd, a. not sadd. 
 Unsophistical, Un-so-f is-ti-kal, a. not sof istikal. 
 Unsophisticate, Un-so- f is-ti-kat, a. unsofisti- 
 
 kated. 
 Unsophisticated, Un-so-fis-ti-kat-ed, a. not 
 
 sofistikated; not k'snterfit; unkonipted. 
 Unsorted, Un-iort-ed, a, not serted; not distrib- 
 
 yilted. 
 Unsought, Un-set, a. not set; not ser^t. 
 Unsoul, Un-s61, r. t. tu divest ov mjnd. 
 Unsouled, Un-s61d, a. wid'St sol er prinsipl. 
 Unsound, Un-s-jnd, a. not s-snd; defektiv; dekad, 
 
 sikli; — not fre from kraks; rotn; koriipted; — not 
 
 ortodoks; er6neus; rog; — not onest; not trcD; not 
 
 solid; not fatful.
 
 UNS 
 
 615 
 
 UNS 
 
 Dnsoundablk, Un-8'snd-a-bl, a. nottu be STjoded. 
 Unsounded, Un-s'snd-ed, a. not ssndod; not trjd 
 
 b| de pluinet. 
 Unsoundly, Un-8'SDd-li, ad. in an uns'snd manor. 
 Unsoundness, Un-siind-ncs, n. de stat ov btio 
 
 un^'snd; detekt. 
 Unsoubkd, Un-3'»rd, a. not mad siir (jt vaarui. 
 Unsown, Vo-eim, a. not son. 
 Unspaeed, Un-sp^rd, a. not sps^rd. [sever. 
 
 Unspakino, Un-spiir-ifl, a. not spario: profi'i^; 
 Unspaeinoly, Lu-spitr-io-li, ad. in uu un.sjM^rij) 
 
 mancr. 
 Unsparingness, Un-sp4r-io-ne3, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beiy uiispjtrifl. 
 Unsparklixo, Un-sp^rk-lig, a. not spqrklip. 
 UnspeaK, L'n-spek, r. t. tia retrakt; tu rekant. 
 Unspeakable, L'n-spek-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 siKjkn: ineksprpsibi: inefabl; uniitoriibl. 
 Unspeakably, Un-spek-a-bli, ad. inckspresibli; 
 
 iiicfabli. 
 Unspeaking, Un-spfk-ifl, a. not spekijj. 
 Unspecikied, Un-spds-i-fjd, a. not spesifjd. 
 Unspecked, Un-spekt, a. not spekt. 
 Unspeculative, Un-spek-yn,-la-tiv, a. not sp^k- 
 
 yulativ: not teoretikal. 
 Unspku, Un-.-:j>ed, a. not despagt; not performd. 
 Unspelt, Un-spelt, a. not spelt; not speld. 
 Unspent, Un-sjp^nt, a. not spent; not wasted; not 
 
 egzosted. * 
 
 Unsvhere, Un-?fer, r.t. tia remiiv from its orb. 
 Unspieu, L'n-spid, a. not spjd; not sen. 
 Unspilt, Un-spilt, a. not spilt or spild; not Jed. 
 Unspirit, Un-s^)ir-it,* v. t. tu dispirit. 
 Unspiritual, Ln-spir-it-yn,-al, a. not spiritynal; 
 
 W(iiitn) spirilynaliti; kqrnal. 
 Unspiritualize, Un-spir-it-yn,-al-iz, v. t. tu 
 
 drpriv ov sj)irityt],aliti. 
 Unspliced, I'n-.-iplj.st, a. not splist. [spffld. 
 
 Unspoilable. Un-sp«rl-a-bl, a. aat kan not be 
 Unspoiled, Un-sp^ld, a. not sprtld; not hurt. 
 Unspoken, l'n-sp6k-n, a. not spuikn. 
 Unspontaneous, Un-spun-ta-ne-us, a. not spon- 
 
 tuiuu.-). [a sixjrtsman. 
 
 Unsportsmanlike, Un-spurts-man-ljk, a. unljk 
 Unspotted, Un-sp6t-ed, a. not spoted: imakyn,- 
 
 lat. L^'^'O unsFX'ted. 
 
 Unspottedness, Un-sp6t-ed-nes, n. de stat ov 
 Unspread. I'n-spred, a. not spred. 
 Unspriohtlv, I'n-fprit-li, a. not sprjtli. 
 Unsprinkled, Un-!:prijj-kld, a. not spriflkld. 
 Unsprung, L'n-.^pniu, a. not sprug; not rizn. 
 Unsquandered, L'n-skw6n-derd, a. not gkwon- 
 
 •ItTil. [lar. 
 
 UNsyUARED, Un-Bkw;\rd, a. not skwi^rd; ir^gyij,- 
 lIssyUEEZED, Un-skwe7,d, a. not skwezd. 
 Unstable, Un-sta-bl, a. not stabl orfikst; inkon- 
 
 sciiit: irczoilivt: in^^tabl. 
 Unstableness, l'n-3ta-bl-nei», n. instabiliti. 
 Unstacked, I'n-stakl, a. not stukt. [tabl. 
 
 Unstaid, rn-stad, a. not stedi: not proKlent; mii- 
 U.NSTAIDNESS, I'n-staJ-ncs, u. indiskrejon; vola- 
 
 tiliii. [pointed. 
 
 Unstained, Tn-Btand, a. not stand; not d^d; not 
 Unstamped, Un-stamt, a. not stamt. 
 UnstaNCHED, Un-st^nqt, a. not stqnqt. 
 Unstarched, Un-stqrijt, a. not stqrc^t. 
 I'nstate, I'n-stat, r. /. tu put tst ov di^iti. 
 Unstated, Un-stat-ed, a. not stated. 
 Unstatesmanlike, Un-stAts-man-l^k, a. unljk a 
 
 snt-iinan. 
 Unst\tionkd, Un-sta-fond, a. not stajond. 
 Unstatutable, Un-slat-ynt-a-bl, a. kontrari tu 
 
 st.itynt. 
 I'nstaunched, Un-st^ncjt, a. Se (Un*tancM.) 
 Unsteadfast, Un-sl4?d-la4t, a. not stcdfast; not 
 
 iikst. 
 
 Unsteadfastness, Un-st^-f(Ut-DCfl, n. wont ot 
 
 Btedfustnos. 
 Unsteadied, Un-8tM-id, a. not mad stedi. 
 Unsteadily, Un-sted-i-li, ad. in an unst^i man- 
 or: inkoiistaiitii; quiijabli. 
 Unsteadiness, Un-ctt-d-i-ues, n. wont ov stodines; 
 
 instabiliti: luiittibiliti. 
 Unsteady, Un-st^d-i, a. not 8t«di; not fikst; an- 
 
 stabl: inkonstant: lui^tabl; vAriabl; qanjabl. 
 Unsteeped, Un-stt'pt, a. not slept or sukt. 
 LxsTiFLED, Un -stj-fid, a. not stjlld. ['i*d' 
 
 I'nstiomatized, L'n-.-iiig-inii-ijzil, a. not stigma- 
 ["nstill, I'n-.-iil, a. not siii: unkwjet. 
 Unstimulated, Uu-stim-yi^-lat-cd, a. not 8tim- 
 
 ynlated. [y^latig. 
 
 Unstimulatino, Un-stim-yn-lat-in, a. not stim- 
 Unstinted, Un-stint-cd, a. not stinted; not lim- 
 ited. 
 Unstirred, Un-sterd, a. not stord: not ajitatcd. 
 Unstiruino, Uii-ster-ij), a. not sterij: not mii>vio. 
 Unstitch, Un-sti<5, v. t. tu tak de sli(jez from. 
 Unstitched, Un-.--tiqt, a. not stiqt. 
 Unstock, Un-stok, c. /. tu deprjv ov stok. 
 Unstocked. Un-stokt, a. not stokt. 
 Unstolen, Un-stol-n, a. not stoln. 
 Unstooping, Un-stiiip-ig, a. not bendig; not 
 
 yeldig. [Jon: tu opn. 
 
 Unstop, Un stop, v. t. tu fre from stop or obstruk- 
 Unstopped, Un-stopt, a. not stopt; upnd. 
 Unstoried, Un-sto-rid, a. not treted ov in his- 
 
 tori. 
 Unstormed, Un-stormd, a. not takn bj asolt. 
 Unstraigutened, Un-strat-nd, a. not stratnd. 
 Unstrained, Un-sinind, a. not strand; ezi. 
 Unstraitened, Un-strat-ml, a. not stratnd. 
 Unstrangulable, Un-slnig-gii-la-bl, a. not tu 
 
 be straj)>;l"l. 
 Unsteatified, Un-strat-i-fid, a. not stratifid; 
 
 not havifl strata. [ed. 
 
 Unstrexgthened, Un-3treot-end, a. not suport- 
 Unstretcued, Un-stre(jt, a. not streqt. 
 Unstrewed, Un-stri)J, a. not stroKl. 
 Unstring, Un-stri{), r. t. tu deprjv ov strigz; tu 
 
 relaks; tu Ktis: tu untj. 
 Unstringed, Un-strigd, a. not strigd; not havig 
 
 striijz: unstriig. 
 Unstripped, Un-stript, a. not stript; — ^stript. 
 Unstruck, Un-striik, a. not struk; not mjttvd; not 
 
 afekled. 
 Unstudied, Un-stud-id, a. not studid: not labord. 
 Un.stuffed, Un-stiift, a. not stuft: unfild. 
 Unstunned, Un-sliind, a. not stund. 
 Unstunted. Un-stiint-ed, a. not stunted. 
 Unsubdued, Uu-sub-diid, a. not subd^d. 
 Unsubject, Un-sdb-jekt, a. not subjekt; not 
 
 Ijabl. 
 Unsubjectkd, Un-sub-jekt-cd, a. not eubjekted. 
 Unsubjuoated, Un-siib-jn-gat-cd, a. not sdb- 
 
 ji|.i!;atcd. 
 Uxsublimed, Un-sub-ljmd, a. not sublimd. 
 Unsubmissive. Un-sub-mis-iv, a. not .submlsiv. 
 Unsubmitting, Un-sub-mit-ig, a. not ."ubmitig; 
 
 not yeldii). [subordinated. 
 
 Unsubordinatf.d, Un-sub-or-di-nat-ed, a. not 
 Unsuborned, Un-sub-ornd, a. not subornd. 
 Unsubscribed. Un-sub-.<krjbd, a. not subskrjbd. 
 Unsubscribing, Un-.<ub-skrjb-ig, a. not sub- 
 
 skribi)). 
 Unsubstantial, Un-sub-stan-Jul, a. not substan- 
 
 Jiil; not solid; not palpabl: not real. 
 Unsubstantiality, Un-sub-stan-Ji-jil-i-ti, n. 
 
 wont uv :^ubsLiinJialiti. 
 Unsubstantialized, Un-sub-stan-Jal-jid, a. not 
 
 mad substanjal. [subjtinjiated. 
 
 Unsubstantiated, Un-.'ub-slan-Ji-at-eil. a. not 
 Unsubverted, Uu-sub-v^rt-cd, a. nut subverted.
 
 UNS 
 
 616 
 
 UNT 
 
 Unscbveetible, Un-sub-vert-i-bl, a. datkan not 
 
 be subverted. 
 Unsucceeded, Un-suk-ssd-ed, a. not sukseded. 
 Unsuccessful, Un-suk-ses-fial, a. not suksesfial; 
 
 unfortyt^nat. 
 Unsuccessfully, Un-suk-ses-fial-i, ad. unfert- 
 
 yiyiatli; wid'st sukses. [ov sukses. 
 
 Unsuccessfulxess, Un-suk-ses-fial-nes, n. wont 
 Unsuccessive, Un-suk-ses-iv, a. not suksesiv. 
 Unsuccored, Un-siik-ord, a. not sukord. 
 Unsucked, Un-sdkt, a. not sukt. 
 Unsuckled, Un-suk-ld, a. not sukld. 
 Unsuffering, Un-suf-er-ii), a. not suferii). 
 Unsufficingness, Un-su£-jz-ig-nes, n. insuf- 
 
 ijensi. [ed. 
 
 Unsuffocated, Un-suf-o-kat-ed, a. not siifokat- 
 Unsugaeed, Un-Jiig-ard, a. not swetnd wid 
 
 Jiagar. 
 Unsuggestive, Un-sug-jes-tiv, a. not sugjestiv, 
 Unsuitability, Un-sq,t-a-bil-i-ti, n. ds kwoliti 
 
 ov btii) unsi^^tabl; unfitnes. 
 Unsuitable, Un-si],t-a-bl, a. not sn,tabl; unfit; 
 
 not kongriBus. [unfitnes. 
 
 Unsuitableness, Un-s4t-a-bl-nes, ». inkongra)iti: 
 Unsuitably, Un-sq,t-a-bli, ad. in an unsi],tabl 
 Unsuited, Un-si],t-ed, a. not sii,ted. [manor. 
 
 Unsuiting, Un-svi,t-ii), a. not si],tii); not fitii); 
 
 not bEkiimii). 
 Unsullied, Un-sul-id, a. not sulid er stand; pqr. 
 Unsummon'ed, Un-siim-ond, a. not sumond. 
 Unsung, Uu-sdg, a. notsug;notselEbratedinvers. 
 Unsunned, Un-siind, a. not ekspozd tu ds sun. 
 Unsuperfluous, Un-sq,-per-fln-us, a. not sqper- 
 
 flil,us; nedful. 
 Unsupplaxted, Un-sup-lant-ed, a. not suplant- 
 
 ed; not dtfeted. [lid. 
 
 Unsuppliable, Un-sup-li-a-bl, a. not tu be sup- 
 Unsupphed, Un-sup-ljd, a. not supljd; not fur- 
 
 nijt. [abl. 
 
 Unsupportable, Un-sup-Qrt-a-bl,* a. insuport- 
 Unsupportableness, Un-sup-6rt-a-bl-nes,* n. 
 
 insuptf)i-t;i bines. [ortabli. 
 
 Unsupportably. Un-sup-ort-a-bli,* ad. insup- 
 Unsupported, Un-sup-ort-ed, a. not suported: 
 
 not sustand. [suport. 
 
 Unsupportedly, Un-sup-6rt-ed-li, ad. wid-st 
 Unsuppressed, Uu-sup-rest, a. not suprest. 
 Unsure, Un-Ji'^r, a. not Jii,r; not serten. 
 Unsured, Un-Ji\,rd, a. not mad Ji^r. 
 Unsurfeited, Un-siir-fit-ed, a. not surfited. 
 UnsurgicaE, Un-sur-ji-kal, a. notsurjikal. 
 Unsurmised, Un-sur-mizd, a. not surmjzd. 
 Unsurmounted, Un-sur-m-snt-ed, a. not sur- 
 
 m-snted. [be surpdst. 
 
 Unsurpassable., Un-sur-pds-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 Unsurpassed, Un-sur-jxist, a. not surpdst. 
 Unsurrendered, Un-sur-en-derd, a. not suren- 
 
 derd. 
 
 Unsurrounded, Un-sur--8nd-ed, a. not suranded. 
 Unsurveyed, Un-sur-vad, a. not survad. 
 Unsusceptibility, Un-sus-ep-ti-bil-i-ti, n. in- 
 
 suseptibiliti. 
 Unsusceptible, Un-sus-ep-ti-bl, a. insuseptibl. 
 Unsuspected, Un-sus-pekt-ed, a. not suspekted; 
 
 konfjded in. 
 Unsuspecting, Un-sus-pekt-ig, a. not suspektir); 
 
 havii) no suspijon. 
 Unsuspended, Un-sus-pend-ed, a. not suspended. 
 Unsuspicious, Un-sus-piJ-us, a. haviij no sus- 
 
 Pijon. [suspijon. 
 
 Unsuspiciously, Un-sus-piJ-us-li, ad. wid-st 
 Unsustainable, Un-sus-tan-a-bl, a. dat kan not 
 
 be sustand; insuportabl. [suported. 
 
 Unsustained, Un-sus-tand, a. not sustand: not 
 Unsustaising, Un-sus-tan-ii), a. not sustanir). 
 Unswallowed, Un-sw6i-od, a. not swolod. 
 
 Unswathe, Un-swad, v. t. ta tak a swad from; 
 
 tia Icbsn. [or infln,enst. 
 
 Unswayable, Un-swa-a-bl, a. not tu be guvernd 
 Unswayed, Un-swad, a. not swad; not welded. 
 Unswayedness, Un-swa-ed-nes, n. stedines. 
 Unsweae, Un-sw4r, v. t. tu rekel after havig 
 
 sworn; tu rekel hwot iz sworn. 
 Unswear, Un-sw4r, v. i. tu rekant eni 6ig swom. 
 Unsweat, Un-swet, «. t. tu kcol after eksersjz. 
 Unsweating, Un-swet-ig, a. not swetig. 
 Unsweet, Un-sw8t, a. not swet; disagreabl. 
 Unsweetened, Un-swet-nd, a. not swetnd. 
 Unswept, Un-swept, a. not swept; not brujt awa. 
 Unswerving, Un-swerv-ig, a. notswervig; ferm. 
 Unsworn, Un-sworn, a. not sworn; not bund bj 
 
 an ot. 
 Unswung, Un-swug, a. notswug; not suspended. 
 Unsymmetrioal, Un-sim-et-ri-kal, a. not simet- 
 
 rikal. [simetrikali. 
 
 Unsymmetricallt, Un-sim-et-ri-kal-i, ad. not 
 Uxsympathizability, Un-sim-pa-tjz-a-bil-i-ti, 
 
 n. wont ov abiliti tu simpatjz. [patjzig. 
 
 Unsympathizixg, Un-sim-pa-tiz-ig, a. not sim- 
 Unsystematic, Un-sis-tem-at-ik, ) a. not 
 
 Unsystematical, Un-sis-tem-at-i-kal, \ sistem- 
 
 atik; wontig sistem; diserderli. 
 Unsystematically, Un-sis-tem-at-i-kal-i, ad. 
 
 widst sistem; iregyq,larli. 
 Untack, Un-tak, v. t. tu disjo-n; tu separat. 
 Untainted, Un-tant-ed, a. not tanted; not sulid, 
 
 not korupted. [spot. 
 
 Untaintedly, Un-tant-ed-li, ad. wid-st tant or 
 Untaintedness, Un-tant-ed-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 beig untanted. 
 Untaken, Un-tak-n, a. not takn. 
 Untalen'ted, Un-tal-ent-ed, a. not havig talents. 
 Untalked-of, Un-tekt-ov, a. not tekt er spokn 
 
 ov. [er subdi^d. 
 
 Untamable, Un-tam-a-bl, a. dat kan not be tamd 
 Untamableness, Un-tam-a-bl-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov beig untamabl. 
 Untamed, Un-tamd, a. not tamd; not subdi^d. 
 Untangibility, Un-tan-ji-bil-i-ti, n. intanji- 
 
 biliti. [jibl. 
 
 Untangible, Un-tan-ji-bl, a. not tanjibl; intan- 
 Uxtangle, tJn-tag-gl, v. t. tu disentaggl. 
 Untangled, Un-tag-gld, a. not taggld. 
 Untarnished, Un-tqr-nijt, a. not tqrnijt. 
 Untasked, Un-tdskt, a. not taskt. 
 Untasted, Un-tast-ed, a. not tasted; not trjd bj 
 
 ds palat. [ig last. 
 
 Uxtasting, Un-tast-ig, a. not tastig; not persev- 
 Untaught, Un-tot, a. not tet; uninstrukted; ig- 
 norant; unleterd; unskild; ni|. 
 Untaxed, Un-takst, a. not takst; not qqrjd. 
 Unteach, Un-teg, v. t, tu kez tu forget hwot 
 
 haz bin lernt. [tot; indosil. 
 
 Unteach able, Un-tsq-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 Unteachableness, Un-teq-a-bl-nes, n. wont ov 
 
 dosiliti. 
 Unteeming, Un-tsm-ig, a. not tsmig; baren. 
 Untempered, Un-tem-perd, a. not temperd. 
 Untempering, Un-tem-per-ig, a. not temperig er 
 
 eksjtig. [pest. 
 
 Untempested, Un-tem-pest-ed, a. frs from tem- 
 Untempted, Un-temt-ed, a. not temted; not 
 
 alv[rd. 
 Untemptixg, Un-temt-ig, a. not temtig. 
 Untenable, Un-ten-a-bl, a. not tenabl; dat kan 
 
 not be held, mantand, or defended. 
 Untenantable, Un-ten-ant-a-bl, a. not tenantabl. 
 Untenanted, Un-ten-ant-ed, a. havig no tenant. 
 Uxtended, Un-tend-ed, a. not tended; unatended. 
 Untender, Un-ten-der, a. not tender; wontig 
 
 lendernes. [erd, 
 
 Untendered, Un-ten-derd, a. not tenderd er of-
 
 UNT 
 
 617 
 
 UNT 
 
 Untendeely, Un-t(5n-der-li, ad. not tcndorli. 
 Untent, L'n-t^nt, v. t. tu brig ut ov a tent. 
 Untented, Uu-tent-ed, a. not tented; not havijj 
 
 Q tent iiplid. 
 Untkruk.steial, L'n-ter-es-tri-al, a. not terestrial. 
 Untekbikied, IJ'n-l^r-i-fjd, a. not to'rifid. 
 Untested, L'n-test-ed, a. not tested; not proDvd. 
 Untethered, Un-t^d-ord, a. not tederd. 
 Unthanked, Un-taflkt, a. not tugkt. 
 Unthankful, Un-taj)k-f ul, a. not tagkful; un- 
 
 gratfiiil. 
 Unthankfully, Un-taok-fial-i, id. wid^ttayks; 
 
 wid'St i^nititud; ungrntfuli. 
 Untuankkllness, Uu-tayk-ful-nes, n. wont ov 
 
 ta()kfi lines: ingratitq,d. 
 Unthatcued, Un-ta(jt, a. not taqt. 
 Unthawed, Un-tod, a. not tod or dizolvd. 
 (Intheatrical, Un-te-at-ri-kal. a. not ttatrikal. 
 Untheological, Un-te-o-16j-i-kal, a. not teo- 
 
 loj'.kal. 
 Untheoretic, Un-te-o-rdt ik, a. not teor^tik. 
 Untheoretical, Un-te-(a-r6t-i-kal, a. not teo- 
 
 retikal. 
 Untiiickened, Un-tik-nd, a. not tiknd. 
 Untuink, Un-ti{)k, t. t. tu rekijl or dismis a tot. 
 Untuinkixg, l'n-ti\jk-io, a. not tijjkij): totles. 
 Unthinkinuly, Un-tiok-iy-li, ad. widist tot. 
 Untiiinking.ne.ss, Un-tiflk-ifl-nes, ». wontov tot. 
 Unthokny, rn-tdrn-i, a. not torni; fre from 
 
 tornz. 
 Unthought, Un-tot, p. a. not tot. — Unt6t-ov, not 
 
 tot i>v; not rrgqrdcd; not heded. 
 Unthou'Ohtful, L'n-t<5t-fuil, a. not totful: totles. 
 Unthhasiied. Un-brajt, a. not trajt. [tu loos. 
 Unturead, Un-tred, v.t. tu relaks from ligatq,rz: 
 Unthreatexed, Un-tret-nd, a. not mcnast. 
 Unthheshed. Un-trej't, a. not tre/t. [gal. 
 
 Unthrift, I'n-trift, n. an ekstravagnnt; a prodi- 
 Unthriftily, Un-trif-ti-li, ad. wid'st trift or 
 
 frtngaliti. 
 U.s'THRiFTiXESS, Un-trif-ti-ncs, n. wont ov trift; 
 
 wast; prodigaliti. 
 Unturifty, Un-trif-ti, a. not trifti; not trjvig; 
 
 prodigal; profi'is; lavij; wastful. [peri|). 
 
 Unthrivi.vo, Un-trjv-iy, a. not trjvig; not pros- 
 Unturo.ne, Un-tr6n, ■». t. tu dttron. 
 Untheown, Un-triJn, a. not trnn; not kast. 
 Untickled, Un-tik-ld, a. not tikld. 
 Untidily, Un-tj-di-li, ad. in an untjdi maner. 
 Untidiness, Un-tj-di-nes, n. wont ov tjdines. 
 Untidy, Tn-tj-di, a. not tjdi; not net: not klcnli. 
 Untie, Un-tj, v. t. tu unbjnd; tu fre from bondz: 
 
 tu liDsn: tu nnfusn; tu lios. 
 Untied, I'n-ijd, a. not tjd; not b'snd; not fasnd. 
 Untighte.v, Un-tjt-n, v. t. tu kosn; tu mak Ics 
 
 tjt. 
 Until, Un-til, ad. or h/nj. tu dt: tjm dat; til; tu 
 
 de pUis dat; tu de degre dat. 
 Until, Un-til, />re^. tu; til — yt^zd ov tjm; — tu — 
 
 yi^zd (.V objckts. 
 Untile, Un-tjl, r. t. tu strip of tjlz. 
 Untili.able, L'n-til-a-bl, a. dat kan not be tild. 
 Untilled, I'n-tild, a. not tild; not kiiltivated. 
 Untimuered. Un-tim-berd, a. not timberd; wek. 
 Untimkli.ness, Un-tjm-li-ned, n. de stat ov beiy 
 
 untimli. 
 Untimely, Un-tjm-li, a. not timli: hapniy beftJr 
 
 At naiynral tjm; premali'ir: uuseznaM; il-tjmd. 
 Untimely, Un-t|m-li, ad. befur At natyn^ral tjm. 
 Untimeous, Un-tjni-E-us, a. untjinli. 
 Unti.ncturei), Un-tij)kt-yt;rd, a. not tipktyqrd. 
 Unti.vged, L'n-tinjd, a. not stand: not diskiilurd. 
 Untirable, Un-tjr-a-bl, a. indefatigabl; unwerid. 
 Untired, I'n-tjrd, a. not tjrd: not mad weri. 
 Untuuno, In-tjr-iy, a. not tirifl: unwerid. 
 Untituable, Un-tjd-&-bl, a. not tidabl. 
 
 Untithed, Un-tjdd, a. not tjdd. 
 
 Untitled, Un-tj-tld, a. not tjtld; havin no tjtl. 
 
 Unto, Un'tu,/'rf/>. tu. — Mufj yq,zd in it uld and 
 
 in solum stjl, but n'S sumhwot antikwated. 
 Untold, Un-tcJld, a. not lu\A; not related; not 
 
 nuniberd. 
 ['ntoleuated, Un-tol-er-at-cd, a. not t61erated. 
 U.ntomb, I'n-tJjin, r. t. lu disinter. 
 Untootu, Un-tcfjt, p. /. tu deprjv ov tet. 
 U.NTOOTHSOME, I'n-lOit-sum,* a. not tOjtsum. 
 Untoeme.nted, Uu-tor-m6nt-cd, a. not tormented. 
 Untorn, Un-t(jrii, a. not t<jrn; not rent. 
 Untossed, Un-tost, t » » f 
 
 Untost, Un-tost, I ^- °°' '**"• [intanjibl. 
 
 Cntouchablk, L'n-tu<]-a-bl, a. not tu be luqt; 
 Untouched, Un-tiiqt, a. not tuqt; not afektod. 
 Untoward, Un-t(I)-ard, a. frcjard; perv^nj; veks- 
 
 ajus; not ezili gjded or tot; okward. Se (Tb- 
 
 ivard.) 
 Untowardli.ness, Un-to-ard-li-nes, n. At stat 
 
 ov bfii) untuordli. [perv^rsli, 
 
 Untowardly, Un-t6-ard-li,a</. okwardli;ungaali; 
 Untoward.vess, Un-t(f)-Qrd-ues, n. perversncs. 
 Untowered, I'n-l's-erd, a. not havig fsurz. 
 Unteaceable, Un-tras-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 trast. [mqrkU 
 
 U.vteaced. Un-trast, a. not trast; not trakt; not 
 Untkacked, Un-trakt, a. not trakt; untrast. 
 Unteactability, Uu-trakt-a-bil-i-ti, n. intrakt- 
 
 ablnes. 
 Uxtractable, Un-trakt-a-bl, ad. not traktabi; 
 
 unmanajabi: stuborn; ruf; difikult; intraktabl. 
 ^ Se {Intiactahle.) [ablnes. 
 
 Untractableness, Un-trakt-a-bl-nes, n. intrakt- 
 Unteaded, Un-trad-ed, a. not traded: unkomon. 
 Untradino, Un-trad-ifl, a. not engajd in trad or 
 
 komers. 
 Untrai.ved, Un-trand, a. not trand; not edyTj,- 
 
 kaled; nut dijiiplind; iregyqlar; ungiivernabl. 
 Untrammelled, Un-tram-eld, a. not trameld. 
 U.NTRAMPLED, Un-tnim-pld, a. not trampld. 
 LNTEA.NyuiLLizED, Un-tran-kwil-jzd, a. not tran- 
 
 kwiijztl. [skrjbd. 
 
 Untranscribed, Un-tran-skribd, a. not tran- 
 L'nteaxsfeeable, Un-trans-fer-a-bl, a. inkapabi 
 
 ov beiy transferd; not transferabl. Se {Trans- 
 ferable.) 
 L'ntransfeered, Un-trans-f^rd, a. not transferd. 
 Lnteansfokmed, Un-trans-formd, a. not trans- 
 
 formd. 
 Untranslatable, Un-trans-lat-a-bl, a. not kapa- 
 
 bl ov beig tran-^lated. 
 Uxteanslatablesess, Un-trans-lat-a-bl-nes, n. 
 
 imposibiliti ov beiy translated. [ed. 
 
 Unteaxslated, Un-trans-lat-ed, a. not translat- 
 U.nteaxsmissible, Uu-trans-mis-i-bl, a. not trans- 
 
 niisibl. [mited. 
 
 Untraxsmitted, Un-trans-mit-ed, a. not trans- 
 Untransmutable, Un-trans-miit-a-bl, a. not 
 
 transmqtabl. 
 U.steansparext, Un-trans-p4r-ent, a. not trans- 
 
 l^ftrent: net djnfauus. [transpasabl. 
 
 Unteaxspassable, Un-trans-pds-a-bl, a. not 
 Untran.spired, Un-trans-pjrd, a. not transpjrd. 
 Untraxsplanted, Un-trans-plant-ed, a. not 
 
 iraiK-planteJ. [transpurtabl. 
 
 Uxtraxsportable, Un-trans-p<art-a-bl, a. not 
 Unteanspoeted, Un-trans-purt-ed, a. not trana- 
 
 jiorted. 
 Uxtraxsposed, Un-traus-ptjzd, a. not tmnsptiid. 
 Unteavelled, Un-trav-eld, a. not traveld; not 
 
 post over:— not haviy traveld; bavig never wn 
 
 fcron kuntriz. 
 Untbaversed, Un-trav-^rst, a. not trav^rst. 
 Uxtread, Un-tred, v. t. tu tred bak; lu gia bak 
 
 in de sam steps.
 
 UNV 
 
 618 
 
 UNW 
 
 Untreasdred, TJn-trei!-Hrd, a. not tregurd er lad 
 Untreated, Un-tret-ed, a. not treted. [up. 
 
 Untrembling, Un-trem-bliij, a. not trembhi). 
 Untrexched, Un-trenqt, a. not trenql. 
 Untrespassing, Un-tres-pas-iij, a. not trespasig. 
 Untried, Untrjd, a. not trid; not atemted. 
 Untrimmed, Un-trimd, a. not trimd. [rated. 
 
 UntrituRated, Un-trit-yi^-rat-ed, a. not trityT],- 
 Untriumphable, Un-trj-umf-a-bl, a. al-^ig no 
 
 trjumf. 
 Untriumphed, Un-trj-umft, a. not trjumft over. 
 Untrod, Un-trod, a. not trodn; untrodn. 
 Untrodden, Un-trod-n, a. not trodn; not past. 
 Untrolled, Un-trold, a. not trold er rold aloi). 
 Untroubled, Un-trub-ld, a. not trubld; not dis- 
 tiirbd bj k^,r, soro, er gilt; not ajitated; not kon- 
 fi\,zd. 
 Untroubledness, Un-trdb-ld-nes, n. At stat ov 
 
 bsii) untriibld: unkonsern. 
 Untrue, Un-trcf), a. not troo; fels; unfatf ul. 
 Untruly, Un-tr(t>-li, ad. folsli; not akerdiij tu 
 triDt. [ed. 
 
 Untrumpeted, Un-truinp-et-ed, a. not trumpet- 
 Untruss, Un-trus, v. t. ta dgprjv ov a trus. 
 [Intrusted, Un-trust-ed, a. not trusted; not kon- 
 
 fjded in. 
 Untrustiness, Un-triist-i-nes, n. unfatfulnes. 
 Untrustworthy, Un-trdst-wur-di, a. not wurdi 
 
 ov b£ii) trusted. 
 Untrusty, Un-trust-i, a. not trusti; unfatful. 
 Untruth, Un-trcf)t, n. felshiad; fels aserjon. 
 Untuck, Un-tuk, r. t. tia unddb a tuk; tu unfold. 
 Untuckered, Un-tuk-erd, a. wiiriij no tuker. 
 Untumbled, Un-tdm-bld, a. not tumbld. 
 Untumultuous, Un-tii-mdlt-yq-us, a. not ix\- 
 multytius. [monius. 
 
 Untunable, Un-tdn-a-bl, a. not tq,nabi; inhqr- 
 Untunableness, Un-tq,n-a-bl-nes, n. wont ov 
 hqrmoni. [erder. 
 
 Untune, Un-ti^n, v. t. tia piat ■st ov tt|,n; tu dis- 
 Untuned, Un-ti],nd, a. not ti^nd; unnn],zikal. 
 Unturbaned, Un-tiir-band, a. not haviij a tur- 
 ban. 
 Unturbid, Un-tdr-bid, a. not turbid; klsr. 
 Unturned, Un-tdrnd, a. not turnd. 
 Untutored, Un-ti^-tord, &. uninstrdkted; untet. 
 Untwine, Un-twjn, v. t. tia opn er separat after 
 havig bin twjnd; Ua untwist. [untwist. 
 
 Untwirl, Un-twerl, r. t. tu undcb a twerl; tu 
 Untwist, Un-twist, x. t. tu separat after havir) 
 
 bin twisted; tu disentaggl. 
 Unty, Un-t j, V. t. tu loos. Se { Untie.) 
 Ununiform, Un-yi\-ni-ferm,* a. not yii,niferm. 
 Ununited, Un-yi|-njt-ed, a. not yi|njted; sepa- 
 rated. 
 Unuplifted, Un-up-lift-ed, a. not uplifted. 
 Unurged, Un-drjd, a. not urjd; not prest. 
 Unused, Un-yqzd, a. not yqzd; unakdstomd; un- 
 
 emplffd. 
 
 Unuseful, Un-yqs-ful, a. not y^^sful; yt^sles; 
 
 serviij no purpus. [r^r. 
 
 Unusual, Un-yi\,-xi],-al, a. not ytijixal; unkomon: 
 
 Unusually, Un-y\v3i],-al-i, ad. in an unyv^gn^al 
 
 miiner. 
 Unusualness, Un-yi],-xq,-al-nes, n. unkomonnes. 
 Unutterable, Un-ut-er-a-bl, a. dat kan not be 
 
 uterd er ekspre.-t; inefabl; iuekspresibl. 
 Unutterably, Un-dt-er-a-bli, ad. in an undter- 
 
 abl maner. 
 Unuttered, Un-dt-erd, a. not utcrd. 
 Unvacated, Un-va-kat-ed, a. not vakated. 
 Unvacillating, Un-vas il-at-ii), ii. not vasilatii). 
 Unvail, Un-val, r. t. tu unkdver. Se {Unveil.) 
 Unvaluable, Un-val-yn-a-bl,'- a. invalyi],abl. 
 Unvalued, Un-val-yiid, a. not valyn^d; not prjzd; 
 neglekled;— inestimabl; abuv prjs. 
 
 Unvamped, Un-vamt, a. not vamt. 
 Unvanquishable, Un-vai)-kwiJ-a-bl,* a. not tu 
 
 b£ subdqd; invinsibl. 
 Unvanquished, Un-vai)-kwijt, a. not kogkerd. 
 Unvantaged, Un-vdn-tajd, a. not benefited. 
 Unvariable, Un-va-ri-a-bl,* a. invariabl. 
 Unvaried, Un-va-rid, a. not varid; not qanjd. 
 Unvariegated, Un-va-ri-e-gat-ed, a. not varie- 
 gated. 
 Unvarnished, Un-vqr-nijt, a. not overlad wid 
 vqrnij; not adernd; not dekorated. [iij. 
 
 Unvarying, Un-va-ri-ii), a. not variiij; not qanj- 
 Unveil, Un-val, -v. t. tu unkdver; tu divest ov 
 
 a val; tu diskloz; tu Jo. 
 Unveiledly, Un-val-ed-li, ad. planli. 
 Unveiler, Un-val-er, n. wun hcD unvalz. 
 Unve.n'dible, Un-vend-i-bl, a. not vendibl. 
 Unvenerable, Un-ven-er-a-bl, a. not venerabl. 
 Unvenerated, Un-ven-er-at-ed, a. not venerated. 
 Unvenosious, Un-ven-om-us, a. fre from venom. 
 Un ventilated, Un-ven-ti-lat-ed, a. not ventilat- 
 ed; not fand bj wind. [no verdyn,r. 
 Unverdant, Un-ver-dant, a. not verdant; havig 
 Unverified, Un-ver-i-fjd, a. not verifjd. 
 Unveritable, Un-ver-i-ta-bl,* a. not veritabl; 
 
 untrcb. 
 Unversed, Un-verst, a. not verst; unskild. 
 Unversified, Un-ver-si-f jd, a. not versif jd, 
 Unvexed, Un-vekst, a. not vekst; undistdrbd. 
 Unviewed, Un-v4d, a. not vr^d. 
 Unvigilant, Un-vij-i-lant, a. not vijilant. 
 Unvindicated, Un-vin-di-kat-ed, a. not vindi- 
 
 kated. 
 Unvindictive, Un-vin-dik-tiv, a. not vindiktiv. 
 Unviolated, Un-vj-o-lat-ed, a, not vjolated; not 
 
 bruikn. 
 Unvirtuous, Un-vert-yt^-us, a. wontii) vertyti,. 
 Unvisited, Un-viz-it-ed, a. not vizited; not rs- 
 
 zerted tu. 
 Unvisored, Un-viz-ord, a. not vizord; unmdskt. 
 Unvitiated, Un-viJ-i-at-ed, a. not kordpted. 
 Unvitrified, Un-vit-ri-fjd, a. not vitrif jd. 
 Unvocal, Un-v6-kal, a. not vokal. 
 Unvote, Un-v6t, v. t. tu andl a ferrner vot. 
 Unvouched, Un-vscjt, a. not vsqt. 
 Unvowed, Un-v-sd, a. not vsd. 
 Unvowelled, Un-v8-eld,* a. widst vselz. 
 Unvulgar, Un-vdl-gar, a. not vulgar. 
 Unwafted, Un-wdft-ed, a. not wafied. 
 Unwaited-on, Un-wat-ed-on, a. not atended, 
 Unwaked, Un-wakt, a. not wakt. 
 Unwakefulness, Un-wak-ful-nes, m. wont ov 
 
 wakfuilnes. 
 Unwakened, Un-wak-nd, a. not waknd. 
 Unwalled, Un-weld, a. not weld; haviij no welz. 
 Unwanted, Un-w6nt-ed, a. not wonted. 
 Unwarily, Un-w^r-i-li, ad. wid-st kejon; k%r- 
 lesli; liEdlcsli. [k^rlesnes. 
 
 Unwariness, Un-w4r-i-nes, n. wont ov keJon; 
 Unwarlike, Un-wer-ljk, a. not werljk; unyvj,zd 
 
 tu war; not militari. 
 Uxw ARMED, Un-wermd, a. not wermd er eksjted. 
 Unwarned, Un-wernd, a. not wernd. 
 Unwarp, Un-werp, «. t. tu rEdq,s from de stat ov 
 
 bsii) .werpt. 
 Unwarped, Un-werpt, a. not werpt er bjast. 
 Unwarrantable, Un-w6r-ant-a-bl, a. not wor- 
 
 antabl; indgfonsibl: unjdstifjabl. 
 Unwarrantableness, Un-w6r-ant-a-bl-nes, n. 
 
 rtg stat ov beiij unworantabl. 
 Unwarrantably, Un-w6r-ant-a-bli, ad. in an 
 
 unworantabl maner: indEfensibli. 
 Unwarrantfd, Un-w6r-ant-ed, a. not woranted. 
 Unwary, Un-w4r-i, a. wontii) keJon; imprcodent; 
 
 hasti. 
 Unwashed, Un-w6Jt, a. not wojt; not klenzd.
 
 UNW 
 
 619 
 
 UNY 
 
 Unwashen, Un-w6J-n,* a. not wojt; unwojt. 
 Unwasted, Un-wast-ed, a. not wasted; not kon- 
 
 Unwastefully, Un-wadt-fuil-i.at/. notwid wast. 
 Unwasti.no, Un-waat-ijj, a. not wastip; not groi(j 
 
 Unwatched, Un-w6(}t, a. not woqt. 
 Unwatchful, Un-w6(j-ful, a. not woqfial. 
 Unwatchful.vess, Un-wotj-ful-nes, n. wont ov 
 
 woqfialiies. ^ . 
 
 Unwatered, Un-wo-terd, a. not woterd. 
 Unwavered, Un-wa-verd, a. not wavord. 
 Unwaveriso, ru-wa-ver-iu,a. not wavorig; stcdi. 
 Unwaxed, Un-wakst, a. not wakjt. 
 U.NWEAKE.NED, L'n-wek-nd, a. not weknd. 
 UnweaLTHY, L'n-wel-ti, a. not wulti. 
 Unwea.ned, Un-wEiid, a. not wend. [worn. 
 
 Unwearable, L'n-w^r-a-bl, a. not proper ta br 
 Unwearied, Un-we-nd, a. not werid; not tjrd; 
 
 nut fate^d; indefatigabl; kontinytial; not tu be 
 
 spent. 
 Unweariedly, Un-we-rid-li, ad. indefatigabli. 
 Unweakiei>ness, Un-we-rid-nes, n. dc stat ov 
 
 beig unwerid. 
 Unweary, L'u-we-ri, a. not weri; not tjrd. 
 Unweary, Un-WE-ri, r. t. tu refre/ after werincs. 
 U.NWEARYIXO. Un-WE-ri-ifl, a. not weriij). 
 Unweatherwise, Un-wed-er-wjz, a, not weder- 
 
 wji. 
 Unweave, Un-w^v, v. t. tu unfiLld; tu undifi 
 
 bwot haz bin wcivn. 
 Unwed, Un-w^.l, a. untnarid: unweded. 
 Unwedded, Un-w6d-cd, a. not wcded. 
 Unweeded, Un-wtid-ed, a. not weded; not klerd 
 
 from wtdz. 
 Unweighed. Un-wad, a. not wad; not konsiderd. 
 Unweighixo, rn-wii-ij), a. not waig. 
 Unwelcome, Un-wel-kum, a. not wclkum; not 
 
 plezig: not gratful: not wel restvd. 
 UnwelcomeI), Uii-wol-kumd, a. not welkumd; 
 
 not resivd wid plejq^r. 
 Unwelcomely, Un-wel-kum-li, ad. in an unw^l- 
 
 kum ni;incr. [beig unw^Ikum. 
 
 Unwelcomeness, Un-wel-kum-nes. n. At stat ov 
 Unwelued, L'n-weld-cd, a. not welded. 
 Unwell, Un-wel, a. not wel: sljtli indisjiuzd; not 
 
 in perfekt belt; il: alig. ^^^ "clis lerm, hwen 
 
 ferst brot up, woz ridikq,ld az a Yaykium; yet 
 
 it iz ms in jeneral yn,s." [wel. 
 
 Unwellness. Un-wel-nc?, n. At stat ov beij) un- 
 Unwelted, Un-welt-ed, a. not furnijt wid a welt. 
 Unwept, Un-w6pt, a. not wept; not lamented: 
 
 not bemuind. 
 Unwet, Un-w6t, a. not wet; not merst. 
 U.NWHIPPED, Un-hwipt. a. not bwipt; not pnnijt. 
 U.swHiTENED, L'n-hw{t-nd, a. not bwjtnd. 
 Unwhitewashed, Un-hwjt-wojt, a. nothwjtwojt. 
 Unwhole, In-hal, a. not hul;— sik; inlerm. 
 Unwhole.some, Un-hul-.*Qin, a. not huUuui; in- 
 
 siili^brius: injurius tu belt; kortipt; tanted. 
 Unwuolesomesess, Un-h61-sum-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov beig unhwl^uiu. 
 Unwide.ved, L'n-wjd-nd, a. not w{dnd. 
 Unwieldily, Un-wEld-i-li, ad. hevili; wid difi- 
 
 kult mujun. [kulti tu luitiv. 
 
 Unwieldixess, I'n-wtld-i-nes, n. hevines: difi- 
 Unwieldy, Un-weld-i, a. not weldi; unmanajabl; 
 
 not ezili uinvig; bulki; wati; ]>onderus; kluuizi. 
 Unwilling, Un-wil-ig, a. not wilig: disinkl(nd: 
 
 Int; reltikiant. [not wid guii-wil. 
 
 Unwillingly, Un-wil-ijj-li, ad. wid rtliiktans; 
 Unwillixoxess, Un-wil-ig-no.'', n. At stat ov be- 
 
 if) unwUii): di.-<inkliuaJon. 
 Unwily, L'n-wj-li, a. not wjli; fre from kunig. 
 Unwind, Uu-wjnd, r. t. tu separat from beig 
 
 wvud; tu untwist; tu untwJD; tu diaontaggl. 
 
 U.'twiND, Un-wjnd, v. i. tu admit ovolqjon; ta 
 
 bekdm unwind. 
 UswiNGED, L'n-wij)d, A. not famijt wid wigi. 
 Unwixkiso, L'n-wi[)k-i{), a. not wiokijj. 
 I'nwi.nxowed, Un-win-wd, a. not winud. 
 L'xwiPED, l"n-wipt, a. not wjpt; not rubd. 
 Unwise, Uu-wjz, a. not w{z; fiolij; destittit or 
 
 wizdom; impritxlent; wek. [ijli. 
 
 Unwisely, Un-wjz-li,a<i. in an unwjt maner; fial- 
 Unwish, Un-wiJ, V. t. tu wij sumtio not tu be. 
 Unwished, Un-wijt, a. not wijt; not dezjnl. 
 Ux WITCH, Un-wiq, r. t. tu fre from de efekts or 
 
 wiijkraft; tu di'fencdnt. fig. 
 
 Unwithdrawixo. Ln-wid-dru-ig a. not widdre- 
 UxwiTHDRAWN. Un-wid-dron, a. not widdren. 
 Unwithered, Un-wid-erd, a. not widerd. 
 UxwiTHERiNO, Un-wid-er-ig, a. not widorig; not 
 
 fadig. 
 Unwithstood, Un-wid-stiid, a. not widstiid. 
 Unwitnessed, Un-wit-nest, a. not witnest. 
 Unwittily, Uu-wit-i-li, ad. wid^t wit. 
 Unwittingly, Un-wit-ig-li, ad. widist kon/tis- 
 
 nes; unk>>njujli: ignorantli. 
 U.vwitty, Un-wit-i, a. not witi; wontig wit. 
 UxwiVED, Un-wivd, a. wid-st a wjf. 
 UxwoMAX, Un-wiim-an, v. t. tu deprjv ov wum- 
 
 anli kwotitiz. 
 Unwomanly, Un-wiim-an-li, a. not wumanli; 
 
 unbckiimig a wumun. 
 Unwoxt, Un-wunt,* a. unwdnted. 
 Unwoxted. Un-wiint-ed, a. not wunted; unkom- 
 
 on; unyii;^n,al: r^r; infrekwenl: unakd<t<jmd. 
 Unwoxtedly, Un-wdnt-ed-li, ad. in au unwdnt- 
 ed maner. [beig unwdnted. 
 Unwoxtedness, Un-wdnt-ed-nes, n. At stat ov 
 UxwooED, Un-wii>d, a. not wottd; not korted. 
 Uxwoeded, Un-wdrd-ed, a. not wurded. 
 UxwoEKiXG, Un-wdrk-ig, a. not wurkig. 
 Unworkmanlike, Un-wdrk-man-ljk, a. not 
 
 wurkuiiinljk. [beig unwdrldli. 
 
 UxwoRLDLiXESS, Un-wdrld-li-nes, n. At stat ov 
 Unworldly, Un-wdrld-li, a. not wurldli. 
 UxwoRMED, Un-wdrmd, a. not wurmd. 
 Unworn, Un-woJrn, a. not worn; not imp4rd. 
 UxwoREiED, Un-wdr-id, a. not wurid. 
 UXWORSUIPPED. Un-wdr-Jipt, a. not wurjipt. 
 Unworshipping, Un-wdr-Jip-ig, a. not wurjipin. 
 Unworthily, Un-wdr-di-li, ad. in an uuwdrdi 
 
 maner: not akordig tu dezert. 
 Uxwortuiness, Un-wdr-di-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 be unwdrdi: wont ov wurt or merit. 
 Unworthy, Un-wdr-di, a. not wurdi; not de- 
 
 zervig, bweder gud er bad; unmerited;— wontig 
 
 merit: men; wurtles; vil. 
 Unwound, Un-wsnd, ». k p. from Unwind; 
 
 untwisted;— a. not ^v^Ind. Se ( Wind.) 
 UxwouxDED, Un-wiLnd-ed, er Un-wsnd-ed, a. 
 
 not wiLnded; not hurt. Se ( Wound.) 
 Unwrap, Un-rap, r. t. tu apn hwot iz fulded; tu 
 
 uniuld. 
 Unwkeathe, Un-red, v. t. tu untwjn; tu untwist. 
 Unwrecked, Un-rekt, a. not rckt. 
 Unwresched, Un-renqt, a. not renqt. 
 Unweixkled, Un-rig-kld, a. not rigkld. 
 Unwrite, Un-r^t, v. t. tu kansel hwot ii ritn; tu 
 
 eras. 
 Unwritixo. Un-rjt-ig,* a. not rjtig. 
 Unwritten, Un-rit-n, a. not riin; not konvad b) 
 
 rjtig: oral; tnnlijondl. 
 Unweonged, Un-njggd, a. not roggd. 
 Uxwrol'OHT, Un-ret, a. not rot; not labonl. 
 Unwrl NO, Un-rug, a. not rug: not pinqt. [up. 
 Unyielded, Un-ytld-ed, a. not yelded: not gim 
 Unyielding, Un-yeld-ig, a. not yrldig; not (pvip 
 
 plas. [ov not ycldig. 
 
 Unyieldinonkss, Un-yeld-ig-ncs, n. At kwoliti
 
 UPH 
 
 620 
 
 UPS 
 
 Untoke, Un-y6k, v. t. tia Icios from de yoli; ta 
 
 pqrt; tia disjern. 
 Unyoked, Un-yokt, a not yokt: unrestrand. 
 Unzoned, Un-z6nd, a. not b-snd wid a zon or 
 
 gerdl. 
 Up,' Up, ad. aloft; on hi: not d-sn; in a stat ov asend- 
 ii), rizii), sr kljmii);— from yuijger tu elder ysrz; 
 from' a loer plas or pozijon tu a hier, az from a 
 bed, from a set, from At gr-snd, &s.; elso from 
 dat hwiq iz tigyqrativli loer; — iatu erder: az, He 
 driD up hiz rejiment.— i^j nn/i- dsn, dispjrsedli: 
 her and di^r; bakward and forward.— Vps and 
 dsm, yixzd, sabstantivli, fer elsvajonz and dsprej- 
 onz; sukses and falyq,r.— C/' tid, tu an ekwal 
 hjt wid; adgkwatli tm. — Up tvid, a fraz dat sig- 
 nifjz dg akt ov razii) eni tig tu giv a bio.— Up 
 iz aded tu verbz, impljii) sum akt^mi^lajon er 
 inkrss; az, tu number up. 
 Up, Up, inter, a wurd egzertii) er komdndii) tu 
 rjz, fer get up, er r/a/ az, Vp, tip, fer onorz 
 sak. 
 Up, Up, prep, from a loer plas tu a hjer wun; 
 
 not d^n; az. He went rip At hil. 
 Up, Up,t yq,zd in de plixral az a n-sn; az, Ee ups 
 
 and dsns hwiq qr met wid. 
 Upas, Yii'pas, n. a tre ov Java, ov de jenus 
 {antiaris,) respektiij hwiq meni fabyti,lus storiz 
 hav bin told. Its ji^s iz pffznus; but dqr iz 
 nuiiij deleterius in At atmosfer ar-snd it. 
 Upbear, Up-b^r, v. t. tu sustan er raz aloft; tu 
 
 suport from felit); tu b^r up. 
 Upbraid, Up-brad, t'. t. tu qqrj kontemtyn,usli 
 ■wid eni tiij disgrasful; tu urj wid reproq; tu 
 reproq; tu qid; tu senjqr; tu kondem; tu brii) 
 reproq upon.* [Tu objekt tu, er stigmatjz, az 
 mater ov reproq.] 
 Upbraider, Up-brad-er, n. wun hco upbradz. 
 Upbraiding, Up-brad-ir), n. reproq; a qjdiij. 
 Upbraidingly, Up-brad-ig-li, ad. bj wa ov re- 
 proq. 
 Upbrat, Up-bra,* v. t. tu Jam; tu upbrad. 
 Upbreed, Up-bred, «. t. tu nurs, rer er tran up. 
 Upbrought, Up-brot,* p. a. bret up. 
 Upcast, Up-kdst, er Up'kast, a. kast up, tron 
 upwardz. [bolii).] 
 
 Upcast, Up-kdst, n. a. tro; a kast. [Q term ov 
 Upcaught, Up-ket, a. sezd er held up. [kerl. 
 
 Upooil, Up-k»l, v. t. Si, i. tu wind up intu a 
 Upcoiled, Up-k^ld, a. kerld er folded up. 
 Updraw, Up-dre,* «. t. tu dre up. 
 Upfill, Up-fil,* V. t. tu fulfil; tu mak ful. 
 Upgather, Up-gad-er,* v. t. tu gader up; tu 
 kontrakt. [wardz. 
 
 Upgaze, Up-gaz, v. i. tu gaz er ink stedili up- 
 Upgrow, Up-gr6,* v. i. tu gro up. 
 Uphand, Up-hand, a. lifted bj de hand; az, 3e 
 
 iipjhiind slej iz yi^zd bj wurkmen. 
 Upheaped, Up-hept, a. pjld up; ak^mqlated. 
 Upheave, Up-hev, v. t. tu hev up; tu lift up. 
 Upheld, Up-held, i. & p. from Uphold. Se 
 
 {UpJtold.y 
 Upher, Yq'fer, n. a fer pol, fit fer skafoldig, lad- 
 
 erz, &s., from twenti tu ferti fet log. 
 Uphill, Up'hil, er Up-hil, a. difikult; Ijk de 
 
 labor ov kljmii) a hil. 
 Uphoard, Up-hord, v. t. tu stor; tu hord. 
 Uphold, Up-hold, v. t. tu lift on hj; tu suport: 
 tu sustan; tu defend; tu kep from felig er de- 
 klenjon. 
 Upholder, Up-h61d-er, n. wun hco uph61dz; — 
 wun h(t) provjdz fer fi^neralz; an undertaker: — 
 wun h(D fdrnijez hKzez. In dis seas npkolstere?' 
 iz n's yqzd. 
 Upholsterer, Up-hdjl-ster-er, n. [a korupjon ov 
 upholder;'] wun hCB f drnijez hvzez wid bedz and 
 furnitur. 
 
 Upholstery, Up-hol-ster-i, n. q,rtiklz mad er 
 
 sold bj upholstererz. 
 Uphroe, Up'ro, n. {Naut.) an obloij blok yq,zd 
 
 tu suspend At onigz. 
 Upland, Up'land, n. hjer grund; elevated land. 
 Upland, Up'land, a. hj in sityixajon; bret up on 
 
 ds hilz or m-sntenus pqrts; — nrxi; savaj. 
 Uplander, Up'land-er, n. an inhabitant ov de 
 
 uplandz. 
 Uplandish, Up-hind-iJ, a. m^sntenus; inhabitig 
 
 m'sutenz; — rustikal; rood. 
 Uplead, Up-led,* v. t. \i. upled;] tu led upward. 
 Uplift, Up-lift, v. t. tu raz aloft; tu lift up. 
 Upmost, Up'most, a. [an iregyqlar sq,perlativ 
 
 fermd from upf\ hjest; topmost; upermost. 
 Upon, Up-6n, prep, on; not under; notig beig on 
 de top er -stsjd; relatig tu. — On and up6n qr 
 nerli sinonimns; but de later ofn impliz mor 
 emfasis and fors, and a mor distigkt nojon ov 
 sumtig dat literal! er metaforikali, b^rz er sup- 
 orts. — Upon iz, perhaps, rader les yqzd dan fer- 
 merli, beig kontrakted intu on. 
 Upper, Up'er, a. kamp. dsgre from Up, [siiperl. 
 
 upermost;] hjer in plas, ragk, er piser. 
 Upperhand, Up-er-hand, n. sq,perioriti; ad- 
 vdntaj. [""agk, er p-ser. 
 
 Uppermost, Up'er-most, a. sqperl. hjest in plas, 
 Uppile, Up-pjl, V. t. tu pjl up; tu hep up. 
 Uppish, Up'i'j,t a. pr-sd; arogant; petyn,lant; 
 
 petij. 
 Uppishness, Up'iJ-nes, n. prjd; arogans. 
 Uppricked, Up-prikt, a. set up Jqrpli er pemtedli. 
 Upprop, Up-prop, V. t. tu prop up; tu sustan bj 
 
 a prop. 
 Upraise, Up-raz, v. t. tu raz up. 
 Uprear, Up-rer, v. t. tu rer up. [ed Ijnz. 
 
 Upridged, Up-rijd, a. razd up in rijez er ekstend- 
 Upright, Up'rjt, er Up-rit, a. strat up; perpen- 
 dikyi^larli erekt; erekted; prikt up; not dekljnig 
 from de rjt; onest; just. 
 Upright, Up'rjt, n. {Arch.} sumtig erekt er 
 perpendikyixlnr; a pes ov timber suportig a raf- 
 ter; — elevajon; erfiografi er sekjon ov a bildig. 
 Uprighteously, Up-rjt-yus-li,* ad. justli. 
 Uprightly, Up'rjt-li, ad. in an uprjt maner; per- 
 pendikyixiorli tu de horjzon; — onestli; wid'st 
 deviajon from de rjt. 
 Uprightness, Up'rjt-nes, n. At stat ov beig up- 
 rjt; perpendikyqlar erekjon; onesti; integriti; 
 rek titled. 
 Uprise, Up-rjz, v. i. \i. uproz, ps. uprjzig, up- 
 rizn:] tu rjz up az from a bed, from a set, er 
 from belo de horjzon; tu arjz. 
 Uprise, Up-rjz, er Up-rjs, n. aperans abuv de 
 
 horjzon; de akt ov rjzig; rjs; asent. 
 Uprising, Up-rjz-ig, «.. de akt ov rjzig. 
 Uproar, Up'ror, n. ti^mult; busl; distdrbans; 
 konfqgon. [lent. 
 
 Uproarious, Up-r6r-i-us, a. tq,multyixus; tdrbq,- 
 Uproll, Up-r61, v. t. tu rol up. 
 Uproot, Up-r6t, v. t. tu tq,r up bj de rmt. 
 Uprouse, Up-riz, v. t. tu r-sz up; tu eksjt. 
 Uprun, Up-rdn, v. t. tia run, asend, er m'snt up. 
 Upsend, Up-send, v. t. tu send, kast, er tro up. 
 Upset, Up-set, v, t. tu set up; tu overturn; tu 
 overtr6. [upset. 
 
 Upset, Up'set, n. an overturn; de stat ov beig 
 Upsetting, Up-set-ig, n. de akt ov overturnlg. 
 Upshot, Up'Jot, n. konklqgon: end; last am'snt; 
 
 f jnal ijq. 
 Upside, Up'sjd, n. At uper sjd; uper pqrt. 
 Upside-down, Up-sjd-d'sn, ad. wid de loer pqrt 
 
 abuv de hjer; in komplet diserder. 
 Upsoar, Up-sc&r, v. i. tu sor aloft; tu msnt up. 
 Upspear, Up-sper, v. i. tu Joit upwardz Ijk a sper. 
 Upspearing, Up-sper-ig, a. rjzig up az a sper.
 
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 IrsPKiNO, Up-sprifl, r. i. tu sprio up. 
 UPttTAND, Up-staDd, V. i, tu stand up; tu be 
 
 erekted. 
 l/'PBTAUT, Up-3t4rt, V. i. tu sprii) up .suilcnli. 
 L'PSTAKT, I'p'slqrt, n. Lt or dat liwi<j .sudeuli atqrU 
 
 up; wun liudurili razd tu welt, p'Kur, onor, or 
 
 konitEkwons: a preUJndur. 
 Upstart, L'p'stqrt, a. siidunii razd. 
 UpsTAY, L'p-sUl, r. t. tu susttin; tu .■•up^rt. 
 UpsWAUM, l'[)-s\vijrm, c. t. tu raz in a sworm. 
 Upswell, Up-swel, v. i. tu swel or rjz up. 
 Uptake, I'ji-tak, r. t. tu t^ik up or iiitu de hundz. 
 Upteae, L p-U'ir, V. t. [i. upturn, /■*. uptqriu, 
 
 upturn;] tu l<ir up; tu reud up. 
 Upthrow, Up-tr6, v. t. tu trcs up; tu ^levat. 
 Upteace, Up-tras, v. t. tu tras up: tu investigat. 
 Upturn, Up-turn, v. t. tu turn up; tu furo. 
 Unwafted, Un-wdft-ed, a. not sustand or born 
 
 up or aloft. [a.s6ndij). 
 
 Upward, Up'ward, n. direktod tu a hjer pqrt; 
 Upward, Up'ward, ) ad toardz a hjer plas: op- 
 Upwards, Up'wardz, i ijzd tu dsnward; toardz 
 
 hevn and God; — wid rsspekt tia de hjer pqrt; 
 
 toard/. de ?or.-^; — uitjr dan. [konvolv. 
 
 Upwind, Up wind. r. t. [/. & />. upwsnd:] tu 
 UEALtAX, \q-ra-li-an, a. relatip tu de river 
 
 Yiinil, iir tu a rauj ov m'sntcnz in Iiit)Jiu. 
 Ueamil, Vq'ra-mil, n. {Chem.) a sulistan.s kon- 
 
 tanij) kqrbon, oksijcn, azot, and bidrujen, and 
 
 from de dfkouii)uziJou ov hwiq {uramillcy a-'id 
 
 iz formd. [ranjt. 
 
 Ueanolimmer, Yq,'ran-glim-er, «. {Min.} y^- 
 Uramo, Vq-nin-ik, a. {C'/iem.} relatij) tu, or 
 
 kontanij) yuraniuin. [yqranium. 
 
 Uramte, Vii'ran-jt, n. {Jfin.} an or or fosfat ov 
 Uranitic, Vq-ran-it-ik, a. relatig tu, or kontan- 
 
 io, yqranjt^ 
 Ukanium, Vii-ra-ni-um, n. {Jfin.) a rrir luetal, 
 
 ov an ium-gra kulor fcrst diskuverd bj (Kla- 
 
 proth.) ■ ['>{/ra/>hi/.) 
 
 Ueanooraphy. Yii,-ran-6g-ra-fi, n. Sc '{Ouran- 
 Uranolooy, Yn,-ran-61-o-ji, n. a deskripjon ov 
 
 de bevnz. [hevnli bodiz. 
 
 Uranoscopy, Yq-ran-os-ko-pi, n. de vq, ov de 
 Uranus, Yt^-ni-nus, n. [L.] (Aetron.) a planet 
 
 diskuverd in 1781 bj Dr. Wilyam Herjel. and 
 
 kold olso {IJereih«l} and ( Georgium ,Si<liii<.} 
 Ubao, Yq-ra-o, n. [Sp.] {Chem.) de nativ nam 
 
 ov a scskwi-kqrbonat ov soda, f'snd at de botoui 
 
 ov s^rten laks in Mek.siko. 
 Urate, Yq-rat, n. {Chem.} a sell kompiizd ov 
 
 yqrik a.^id and a bas. 
 Urban, Ur'ban, a. belouiu tm a siti. 
 Urbane, Ur-ban, a. .sivil; polijt; op<f)zd tu rvHtik; 
 
 kdrtEUS; dlegant. 
 Urbanist, Ur'ban-ist, w. a sort ov pj^r. 
 Urbanity, Ur-b:in-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beii) 
 
 urban: siviliti; ^legans; poljtnes. [polij. 
 
 Uebanize, UVban-ji,* v. t. tu render sivil: tu 
 Urckolate, Ur's€-o-lat, a. {Dot.) Japt IJka piqer. 
 Uechin, Ur'qin. n. a hejhog;— q (jjbl, or smol ber, 
 
 yqzd jokoili or in kontemt. 
 Uee, Yqr,* n. praktis; yqg; habit. 
 Urea, Yq-rc-a, n. {C/iem.) a pekqlyar kri^tal- 
 
 jiabl substans, held in Folqjon in yqrin. 
 Uredo, Yq-re-do, n. {Ii»t.} a jcnu." ov kripto- 
 
 gimik plants, ov de order ov fuogj. 
 Ubktke, Yq-re-tor, n. {Anat.) de mc'uibranns 
 
 tqb hwiq konviiz de j-qrin from de kidniz tu 
 
 de yqrinari bladcr. 
 UbetIian, Yq-ret-an, n. {Chem.} a hwjt, fqzibl, 
 
 volatil :iubstans. 
 Urethra, Yq-re-tra, n. {Anat.f de m^mbranus 
 
 tqb or kanil bj hwiq de yqrin i« varded. 
 Ubqe, Urj, r. t. tu insjt; tu puj; tu pros bj mo- 
 
 tiri; tu folo klos, so ai tu imp^l; tu dat wid 
 
 egenics; tu jires; tu onfors; tu importiin; tta 
 dulittit; tu pre:) bj wa ov objukjon; tu animat; 
 tu impdl; tu insligat; tu onkdraj. 
 
 Urge, Urj, »■. i. tu pre* forward; lu go forward. 
 
 Lrgkncy, Urj'en-si, n. pre/qr ov difikulti er 
 nesesiti; entreti, solisitajon. 
 
 Urgent, Urj'ent, a. kojent; prci«i(); »lr6nyqus; 
 ^rnest; irajMirtquat. [imji^irtqnatll. 
 
 Urgently, Urj'ent-li, ad. kojentli; vibementli; 
 
 Uegeu, I'rj'er, n. wun hjj urjez; an imjiortquer. 
 
 I'EOEWONDta, I'rj'wun-der, n. u sort ov grun. 
 
 Lric, Yq-iik, a. {I'litin.} notip an luid obtaod 
 from yqrinari kalkqlj, kold ol=o Uitliic acid.) 
 
 Urim, Yq-rim, n. u wurd konekted in its signifi- 
 kajon wid tumim, t© Uebroo wurdz, hwicj kon- 
 jtrntli signify //< and per/ekfun. He ijurirn and 
 tiiinim wer projus stonz in de bj preats brest- 
 plat. 
 
 Urinal, Yii-ri-nal, n. a vcscl for holdi^ yqrin 
 
 Urinarium, Yq-ri-na-ri-um, n. a reseptakl foi 
 
 for 
 
 yqrin. 
 
 Urinative, Yq-ri-na-tiv, a. wurkijj h\ yqrin: 
 
 provokij) yqrin. 
 Urinator, Yq-ri-nd-tor, n. [L.] a djver; wun hO) 
 
 serqez under woler. [de kidniz. 
 
 Urine, Yq-rin, /;. de water or flqid sekreted bj 
 I KINE, Yq-rin, v. i. tu mak woter. 
 Urinifeeous, Yq-rin-if-er-us, a. konvaig yqrin. 
 L'binometer, Yq-ri-nom-e-ter, n. au iu:itriximent 
 
 for ascrtanig de wat ov j-qrin. 
 Ueinose, Yq-ri-n6s, a. relatiy tu, or kontanig. 
 
 yqrin. 
 Ueinous, Yq-ri-nus, a. partakijj ov yqrin. 
 Uritu, Yq-rit, n. de intervcnifl or bindig ov 
 
 hcjez. [I^kal, Iflg.] 
 I RN, Urn, n. a vas: a sort ov vas yqzd amdg de 
 
 anjents for prezervip de ajez ov de ded; — a wo- 
 
 tcr-vesel;— a lioman mejqr ov fur galonz; hqf 
 
 an dmiQva.—{Bvt.} a kas far a spor or fold scd. 
 Urn, Urn, v. t. tu enkioz in an urn. [urn. 
 
 Urnal, Urn'al, a. bel6fli5 tu, or rezdmblifl an 
 Urs-shaped, Urn'-Japt, a. Japt Ijk an urn. 
 Ueoscopy, Yq-ros-ko-pi, n. inspekjon ov yqrin. 
 Ueey, Ur'i, n. a sort ov blq or blak kla. 
 Ursa, Ur'sa, n. [/,.] {AUnm.y de Biir, de nam 
 
 ov tO) konstelajonz; — Ursa Major, de Grat Bv» 
 
 and Ursa Minor, de LitI or Ijc.ser B^r. 
 I'RSiroRH, Ur'si-form, a. Japt Ijk a b;ir. 
 Ursine, Ur'sin, a. relatig tu a bi^r. 
 Ursuline, Ur'sq-lin, a. denotig an order ov nunz. 
 Ursuline, Ur'sq-lin, «. wun ov an order ov nunz 
 
 funded ab-st de ycr 1537, and namd after St. 
 
 'Ursqla. 
 Ursus, Ur'sus, n. [L.] {Zm.'1.) a jenus ov plant- 
 
 igrad animalz; de b^r. 
 Uru8, Yq'rus, n. { Zx'l.} a spejez ov wjld oks. 
 Us, Us, itron. j'l. de rAiJelctiv kas ov ( ]\e.} 
 Usable, Yi'iz-a-bl, a. dat ma be yqzd. 
 Usage, Yqz-aj, n. tretment; de habit ov meni: 
 
 kustom; yqs; komon praktis; prcskripjon; fajon. 
 UsAGEE, Yqz-aj-er, w. wun hd> haz de yqs ov oni 
 
 tijj in trust for aniidcr. 
 Usance, Yq-sans, n. yi'uqri; interest pad for 
 
 m}iQ\.—{Cbmm<rrcial law) a s^rten period er 
 
 tjm hwiq it iz de yqzaj ov de kuntriz bctwe'n 
 
 hw^iq bilz ov ek.=Qunj qr dron tu al's for de pa- 
 
 ment ov dom. 
 Use, Yqs, n. de akt ov yqzig or ov emplffifl cni 
 
 tifl tu eni purpus; de kwoliti hwic maks a tig 
 
 proper for a purpus; — ned ov; advuntaj rtse'vd; 
 
 aval: yqtiliti; benefit; s^rvis; yqsfulncs; yqinj; 
 
 kdjtomari akt: praktis; habit; kustom; — 'inter- 
 est pad for muni. 
 Use, Yqz, r. t. tu mak yqs ov: tu empl^; tu 
 
 akiistom: tu habityqat; tu tret: ta praktia 
 
 ktistomarili.
 
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 Use, Tti,z, v. i. tu be akiistomd; tti praktis er bs 
 
 kdstotnarili; ta be wunt;— *tu frekwent. 
 Useful, Yii,s-ful, a. profitabl; servisabl; bene- 
 fijal; advantajus; kondn,siv er helpful tu eni 
 end: valyn,abl for yi][,s. 
 Usefully, Yii,s-fial-i, ad. ia a yn,sful manor; 
 profitabli. [yn«f"l- 
 
 Usefulness, Yii,s-ful-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beiij 
 Useless, Yiis-les, a. beii) ov no yr[,s; wuriles. 
 Uselessly, Yvis-les-li, ad. wid-st yiis; widit 
 advdiitaj. [yiisles. 
 
 USELESSNESS, Yi\,s-les-ne3, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 User, Yi\z-er, n. wun hot) yiizez. 
 Usher, UJ'er, ?t. wun hioz biznes iz tii intrcDd;\s 
 stranjerz, or wok befor a person ov hi rar)k; — an 
 
 under-tecer; an asistant instriiktor. 
 Usher, UJ'er,' v. t. tu introdi'^s az a fuirriiner or 
 
 hqrbinjer; tidforriin. [ujer. 
 
 Usherdom, U|'er-dum, n. de ofis er kwoliti ov 
 UsHERSHiP, Uj'or-Jip, n. de ofis ov uJer. 
 Usquebaugh, Us-kwe-bo, n. [an irij and Ers 
 
 wurd, hwiq signifjz de touter ov Iff;]^ a stroi] 
 
 kompTind distild spirit, dren on aromatiks; — a 
 
 wurd kordpted tu humki. Se ( Whinheij.) 
 UsTiLAGO, Us-ti-la-gco, n. {But.} a jenus ov f ug:^i: 
 
 smut. 
 UsTiON, Ust'yon, n. dr. akt ov burnir); de stat ov 
 
 beii] burnt. 
 UsTORious, Us-to-ri-us, a. havii) de kwoliti ov 
 
 burnii). 
 UsTULATiON, Us-tq,-la-Jon, n. a gradyq,al desika- 
 
 J'on and torefakjon ov substansez: — a term ov 
 
 old fqrmasi. 
 Usual, Yq-3i],-al, a. komon; frekwent; kustoinari; 
 
 frekwentli okurirj; jeneral. 
 Usually, Yi\,-3i|-al-i, ad. komonli; kustomarili. 
 Usualness, Yi\,-gi|-al-nes, n. komonnes:frekwensi. 
 UsucAPTiON, Yvi,-zq,-kap-Jon, n. {Okil law) de 
 
 akwizijon ov de properti ov a tig bj pozejon and 
 
 enjerment for a serten term ov yerz; — preskripjon. 
 Usufruct, Yvi,-zn,-frukt, w. ( Viril law} de rjt ov 
 
 enjerig indetinitli sumtig belogig tu anuder 
 
 wid'st diminijig its substans; temporari yqs. 
 Usufructuary, Yi|-zn,-frukt-yvi,-a-ri, n. wun h* 
 
 haz de yi^s and temporari profit, but not de 
 
 properti, ov a tig. 
 Usurer, Yii,-i5vi,-rer, n. wun ho) resevz yt\,3q,ri: 
 
 wun hd) resevz unleful er egzorbitant interest. 
 Usurious, YTi,-3q-ri-us, a. relatig tu, er partakig 
 
 ov, yvisuri; givn tu de praktis ov yii,5;ixri. 
 UsuEiousLJ, Yq,-34-ri-us-li, ad. in a yq^iyiu? 
 
 maner. 
 UsuRiousNESS, Yn,-g^,-ri-us-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig yiijqrius. 
 Usurp, Yi^-ziirp, v. t. tu sez and hold bj fors and 
 
 widtt rjt: tu arogat; tu sez. It iz komonli 
 
 yq,zd wid referens tu sezig er yr^zurpig polit- 
 
 ikal p'ser er de prerogativz ov a kr'sn. 
 Usurpation, Yix-zur-pa-Jop, n. de akt ov yi],- 
 
 zurpig; forsibl, ilegal segV(,r or pozejon. 
 Usurper, Yi|-zdrp-er, n. wun hoo yi|zurps; wun 
 
 haa SEzez er pozesez dat tu hwiq he haz no rjt. 
 UsuRPiNGLY, Yix-zdrp-ig-li, ad. bj yqzurpajo'n. 
 Usury, Yii-j;i],-ri, n. interest fer de yqs ov muni; 
 
 — n-s yvi,zd fer ilegal interest, or hjer interest 
 
 dan iz al^d bj le. 
 Utensil, Yn,-ten-sil, er Yi\-ten-sil, n. an instrcD- 
 
 ment fer eni yn,s, suq az de veselz ov de kiqen 
 
 er de tcolz ov a trad. 
 
 Uterine, Yi],-ter-jn, er Yij^-ter-in, a. belogig tia 
 
 de wiDm; — bern ov de sam muder, but huvig a 
 
 diferent fqder; az, "a yi(terin bruder er sister." 
 Uterus, Y^-te-rus, n. [Z.J pi. Yi^-te-rj; de woom- 
 Utile, Yi\-til, a. profitabl; yn,sful. 
 Utile dulci, Yi\-ti-le ddl-sj, n. [L.] de yiisful 
 
 wid de plezant; az, "It kombjnz yytils duhj," a 
 
 f raz oin yqzd tu besto hj praz on a literari wurk. 
 Utilitarian, Yi|,-til-i-ta-ri-an, a. relatig tu yq,- 
 
 tilitarianizm; promotig yqtiliti er hapines. 
 Utilitarian, Yi^-til-i-ta-ri-an, n. an advokat fer 
 
 yi|tilitarianizm. 
 Utilitarianism, Yi|-til-i-ta-ri-an-iz-m, n. &e sis- 
 tern ov jencral j'qtiliti, er de sistem hwiq tendz 
 
 tu promot de gratest am'snt ov human hapines; 
 
 — keld elso "rft grated hapines prinsipl." 
 Utility, Yi|-til-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig yr|,s- 
 
 ful; benefit; servis; advdntaj; yi],sfulnes; profit; 
 
 advantajusnes. [tu yq,s. 
 
 Utilize, Yi\,-t!l-jz, r. t. tu render yq^sful; tu put 
 Uti possidetis, Yi],-tj pos-i-de-tis, \L., az yo) 
 
 poses;] {Polities} de prinsipl ov a treti hwiq 
 
 levz belijerent pqrtiz mi\tyi^ali in pozejon ov 
 
 hwut da hav akvvird bj di^r qrmz di],rig a war. 
 Utmost, Ut'most, a. ekstrem; beig in de hjest 
 
 degre or at de gratest distans; f urdest; utermost. 
 Utmost, Ut'most, n. de most dat kan be or be dun. 
 Utopian, Yi^-t6-pi-an, a. fansiful; kimerikal; 
 
 ideal: not real; Ijk Ser Tomas Morz jdeal kom- 
 
 onwelt in de imajinari jland ov Yqtojna. 
 Utopianism, Yn,-t6-pi-an-iz-m, n. yqtopian er 
 
 vijonari prinsiplz er kondukt. [er sel. 
 
 Utricle, Yii^-tri-kl, ». {Bot.} a litl bag, blader, 
 Utricular, Yq,-trik-yi],-lar, a. {Bat.} kontanig 
 
 yqtriklz or selz. 
 Utter, Ut'er, a. literali, -ster, er sityi|ated on de 
 
 •stsjd; — plast beyond kumpas; ekstrem; eksesiv; 
 
 utmost: komplet; total; peremtori; perfekt; mer. 
 Utter, Ut'er, ii. t. tu spek; tu pron'sns; tu eks- 
 
 pres; tu qrtikyi],lat; tu diskloz; tu diskdver; 
 
 tu publij; — tu sel; tu vend; tu ofer, az muni. 
 Utterable, Ut'er-a-bl, a. dat ma be uterd; eks- 
 
 presibl. 
 Utterance, Ut'er-ans, n. de akt ov uterig; de 
 
 maner ov uterig er spekig; deliveri; pronunsia- 
 
 Jon; eksprejon; emijon. 
 Utter-bareistee, Ut'er-bar-is-ter, n. {Law} a 
 
 barister al'sd tu pled onli wid'st de bqr. 
 Utterer, Ut'er-er, n. wnn hct) uterz; a divdljer; 
 
 Q seler. [entjrli. 
 
 Utterly, Ut'er-li, ad. fuli; kompletli; perfektli; 
 Uttermost, Ut'er-most, a. ekstrem; beig in de 
 
 hjest degre; most remot; utmost. 
 Uttermost, Ut'er-most, n. de ekstrem pqrt ov 
 
 eni tig: de most dat kan be; utmost. 
 Uvea, Yi^-ve-a, n. {Anat.) de posterior surfas 
 
 ov de jris in de j. 
 UvEOUS, Yq-ve-us, a. rezemblig an unrjp grap; 
 
 grapi; — apljd tu de korerd kot ov de j. 
 Uvula, Yi|,-vn-la, n. {Anat.} a smel, fleji pro- 
 
 tixberans, ataqt tu de soft palat, and hagig over 
 
 de tug. 
 Uxorious, Uks-6-ri-us, a. submisiv ta a wjf; 
 
 eksesivli fond ov a wjf. 
 Uxoriously, Uks-Q-ri-us-li, ad. wid fond sub- 
 
 mijon tu a wjf. [on tu a wjf. 
 
 UxoRiousNESS, Uks-Q-ri-us-nes, n. fond sabmij- 
 Uzema, Yq-ze-ma, n. a Burman log megi^r ov 12 
 
 milz.
 
 VAG 
 
 C23 
 
 VAL 
 
 V. 
 
 Vv, iz a vokal konlinyiiant, and iz qrtikyiilat- j Vagina, Va-jj-na, n., ],l. Va-jj-nt; {But.) a Jet 
 , ed lik y, its korespondiy hwisj.erd kuutiii- ; I'oriuJ bj de koiiVuliiJon ov a flat pctiul rsnd a 
 
 yiiant. It woz fonnerli konitsiidcd wid de VTsel stoiu.- <.-i//u<.) de kanal hwiij Icdz from de 
 
 xi; and de v»i;l .sTjnd ov u and de kon-cjnant I ckstornul orifis lu de yt'iterus. 
 
 sTsnd ov V wtr boot reprczeiitcd bj de saui karak- , Vaginal, Va-jj-nal, or Vaj-i-nal, a. relatij) ta 
 
 ter, namli, v. Se (U.) /', az a Diiincral, :jtaudz | or rczt^inblii) a Jet. 
 
 for fiv. ^ I Vagixant, Va-jj-uant, a. {Dot.) invdstij), az a Jet. 
 
 Vacancy, Va-kan-si, n. de stat ov beio vakant; Vaginate, Va-jj-nat, n. a. Jedd polipe; a nam ov 
 
 euiti spas; vakiiiti; kazm: sj^s unfild; de stat ov an order ov polipez. 
 
 a jKjst or cuipltjujent hwcu it iz uiisupljd; Q va- | VAGixoptxxoLS. Vaj-i-no-p^n-us, a. (E/it.) Jet- 
 
 kaiit ofis or stnjon; tiiu ov W^iy. intt-rujijon. I wij)d: liavij) de wi{)z kuverd wid Jeaz or hqrd 
 Vacant, Va-kant, a. emti; unfild; verj; fri;; uu- kascz, az sum inst-kts. 
 
 cnkumbcrd; not fild bj an inkiiinbent or pozesor; | Vagraxcv, Vii-gran-si, n. de stat er akt or a 
 
 tetles; cmti ov tot; jdl; not bizi. 
 
 Vacate, Va-kat, -r. t. tu niak vakant or verd; tu 
 aniil: tu mak ov nts otoriti; tu kwit pozejon ov. 
 
 Vacation, Va-kii-Jon, «. de stat ov btiy vakant; 
 de atat ov intcrmijon, az ov jqdijal prosedi^z, 
 de eksersjzez ov u sdminari ov lerni{), or ov la- 
 bor; intcrmijon; resds; le^qr. [vak.<jn mater. 
 
 vagrant; a stat cv wonderio; unsetld kondijon. 
 Vaguant, Vii-grant, a. havig no hum or setld 
 
 rezidfns; wonderig; unsetld; vagabond. 
 Vageaxt, Va-grant, n. wun hoo iz in de habit ov 
 
 wonderii] from plas tu plas; a begar; wonderer; a 
 
 vagabond. [grant; vagransi. 
 
 Vagraxtxess, Va-grant-nes, n. de stat ov a va- 
 
 Vaccixate, Vak-si-uat, v. t. tu in6kyn,lat wid Vague. Vag, a. unfikst; unsetld; undetermind; 
 Vaccination, Vak-si-mi-Jon, n. de akt ov vak- ' ind<;finit: Iojs; laks; ov uns^rten mcnifl; wonder- 
 
 sinatig; inokyii,lajon for de k-s-jxjks. j iij; vagrant. 
 
 Vaccixatoe, Vak-si-na-tor, n. wun ho) praktisez ' Vaguelv, Vag-li, ad. in a vag manor. 
 
 vaksinajon; a vaksinist. j Vail. Val, n. a kuverin for de fas. Sc {Veil.) — 
 
 Vaccine, Vak-sjn, ur Vak-sin, a. ov or bEl6\jin I }><. muni givn tu servants;— olso ritn {tal€S.} 
 
 tu a k-s; derjvd from a kis; relatij) tu vaksina- ^'ail. Val, f. t. tu kuvcr. Se ( Veil.) 
 
 Jon. de kjn-pok;;, or k-s-poks. - Vailek. Val-er,* n. wun hiD valz. 
 
 Vaccinist, Vak-si-niat, n. wun hcB iz verst in Vain, Van, a. friDtles; inefektyq,al; emti: unreal; 
 
 vaksinnjon; Q viiksinatcjr. ^ wurtles; unsatisfjij): jdl; spi],rius;— konseted ov 
 
 Vaccixium, Vak-sin-i-ura, n. [L.] {Bat.) a jenus hwot perttinz tu self, and ajjkjus tu displa it 
 
 ov plants or Jrubz, inklmlij) de hwurtlbcri, i 
 
 hiiklberi, bilberi, blqberi, is. 
 
 Vacillancy, Vas-il-an-si, n. de akt ov vasilatijj; 
 
 Q stat ov wnvcrij): fluktj'n^ajon; inkoustansi. 
 Vacillate, V.^s-il-at, v. i. tu fliiktyqat; tu moiv 
 
 bakward and forward; tu waver; tu be inkon- 
 
 stant. [stant. 
 
 Vacillatixo, Vas-il-at-ig, a. wavcrig; inkuii- 
 Vacillatiox, Vas-il-a-Jon, n. de akt er stat ov 
 
 vasiliitij): de stat ov waverig; flaktyiyijon; in- 
 
 konstausi. 
 Vaciist. Vak-yti,-ist, n. a. f ilosofer hO) holdz tu 
 
 de dc)klrin ov a vdkyxium; opijzd tu a jthnUt. 
 Vacuity, Va-ki'i,-i-ti, re. de stat ov beig emti: 
 
 emtines; vakant spas; vakansi; inaniti; a kazm. 
 Vacuum, Vak-yq-um, n. [£.] {Physics) a. purjun 
 
 ov sjitis vffd ov mater; emti spas. 
 Vade-mecum, Va-de-me-kum, [Z., go alvij u-id I Vaie, Vqr, 
 
 nn;] — <i buk or manyi^al hwiq a person olwaz Vaiey, V4r 
 
 bcftjr udcrz; mrnli pr'sd; prud ov peti tijjz;- 
 
 Juii; ostentajus. — Ju ran, tu nu purpus: tu no 
 
 cud; inefL'kt3'nali; wid'st efekt. 
 Vaixgloeious, Van-glu-ri-us, a. van, bostful, 
 
 or pr'sd wid'St merit; bastig widest performans. 
 Vaixgloeiously, Van-glui-ri-us-li, ad. wid van- 
 
 gluri or emti prjd. 
 Vaixgloeiousxess, Van-gl6-ri-us-ne3, n. de 
 
 kwoliti ov beig vanglorius. 
 Vaixgloey, Vau-gI6-ri, fi. prjd abdv merit; emti 
 
 1 rjd or bijslig; prid in litl tigz. 
 ^'AIXLY, Van-li, au. in a van mancr; widest efekt; 
 
 kariz wid him fur dali yqs. 
 
 Vadium, Va-di-um, n. {J. aw) a plcj: a Jq,rti. 
 
 Vakeous, Va-fru?,* a. krafti: kunig; sutl. 
 
 Vagabond, V;ig-a-bond, a. wondcrig wid-st eiii 
 solid habitfljon; wontig a hom; strulig; wondcr- 
 ig: vagrant. 
 
 Vagaboxd, Vag-a-bond, n. a vagrant: a wonder- 
 er, komonli wun hiD woudcrz wid'st de menz ov 
 onest subsistcns. 
 
 Vagabondage, Vilg-a bond-aj, re. de karaktcr, 
 Ijf, and habits ov a vagabond. 
 
 in van: pr-sdli; jdli. [iti; prjd. 
 
 Vaixness, Van-nes, n. de stat or beig van; van- 
 
 ^'AIE. Vi^r, re. [Fr.] {Her.) a kjnd ov fur emplM 
 
 in blaznri, reprczentcd bj litl bel-Japt pesez ov 
 
 altornat kulorz. 
 
 a. {Htr.) qqrjd or qokerd wid v^r; 
 variegated wid qrjcnt and ajqr 
 
 kulorz. 
 Vaivode, Va-vu)d, re. a prins ov de Dajan prov- 
 
 insez. — Ritn olso {uaiwode.) 
 Valance, Val-ans, n. de drapcri or frinj hagig 
 
 rund de tester and sted ov a bed, namd from 
 
 ( Valencia,) hw^r it woz mad. 
 Vale, Val, re. a wjd, opn spas bctwen hilz; an 
 
 ekspanded vali; a vnli. Se ( Valley.) 
 Valediction, Val-e-dik-Jon, n. a wijig ov belt 
 
 on sepiiraj<in or takig lev; a f;irwel. [takig lev. 
 Valedictory, Vul-e-dik-to-ri, a. bidig fiirwel; 
 
 Vagabondism, V:ig-a-bond-ir-ra, re. At karakter \ Valextia, Va-len-Ji-a, n. a stuf mad ov wursted, 
 
 and habits ov a vagabond; vagabondaj 
 Vagaboxdize, V:ig-a-bond-jz, r. «. tu akt az a 
 
 vagabond or vagrant. 
 Vagarious, Va-ga-ri-us, a. havig vagariz; ka- 
 
 prijus: bwimzikal. 
 Vagary, Va-ga-ri, re. a wondcrig; a wjld frek er 
 
 fanii; u hwiu: a kaprea. 
 
 kotn, and silk, yi^^zd for wastkats. 
 Valentine, Val-en-tin, n. a swethqrt qozn, or a 
 
 luv-leter sent, on St. Valentjnz da, dat ii, de 
 
 fijrtent ov F^brojari. 
 Valeeian, Va-le-ri-an, u. {Bet.) a plant from 
 
 de nt)t ov hwiq an arumatik ffl iz obtand; a jt- 
 
 nus ov plants, sum ov hwiq qr mcdisinal.
 
 VAL 
 
 624 
 
 VAN 
 
 Vales, Valz, n. pi. muni givn tia servants. 
 Valet, Val-et, or Vql-a, n. [Fr.] a man-servant 
 
 hiD imsdiatli atendz on a jentlmanz person. Se 
 
 ( y'ailet.y 
 Valet de chambee, Vq-la de Jq,™^i") "• [-^-l ^ 
 
 ftitman; a watiij-servant. 
 Valetudinarian, Val-E-tq-di-na-ri-an, n. wun 
 
 ho) iz sikli er inferm ov helfi: an invaled; a vale- 
 
 t4dinari. 
 Valetudinaeian, Val-e-tn,-di-na-ri-an, ) ^ 
 Valetudinary, Val-e-tii-di-na-ri, i 
 
 WEkli; sikli; ov fsbl belt; inferm ov helf). 
 Valetudinarianism, Val-E-tq-di-na-ri-an-iz-m, 
 
 71. de Stat er kondijon ov a valetr|,dinarian; ilnes. 
 Valetudinariness, Yal-£-tii,-di-na-ri-nes, n. de 
 
 stat ov beii) valetqdinari. [eti|,dinari. 
 
 Valetudinarious, Val-£-tti,-di-na-ri-us, a. val- 
 Valetudinaey, Yal-e-ti'i-di-na-ri, n. a person ov 
 
 delikat belt, er subjekt tu frekwent dizezez; a 
 
 valetudinarian. 
 Valhalla, Yal-hal-a, n. de palas ov imertaliti 
 
 in Skandinavian mitoloji, inbabited bi de solz 
 
 ov beroz slan in batl. — Ritn elso {icalkalla.} 
 Valiant, Yal-j'ant, a. pozest ov valor; kurajus; 
 
 st'st; brav; heroik; galant. 
 Valiant, "N'al-yant,* n. a valyant person. 
 Valiantize, Yal-yant-iz," «. i. tu akt wid valor 
 
 er braveri. 
 Valiantly, Yal-yant-li, ad. st-stli; bravli. 
 Valiantness, Yal-yant-nes, «. valor; braveri. 
 Valid, A'al-id, a. stroi): p'serfial; efikajus; bavig 
 
 legal fors; havig intelektynal fors; wati; kon- 
 
 klqsiv. 
 Validate, Val-i-dat, v. t. tu mak valid, [valid. 
 Validation, Val-i-da-Jon, n. de akt ov makii) 
 Validity, Ya-lid-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig valid; 
 
 stregt; legal fors; fors. [validiti. 
 
 Validly, Yal-id-li, ad. in a valid maner; wid 
 Validness, Val-id-nes, n. validiti. 
 Valinch, Val-inq, n. a ti^b fer dreig likor from 
 
 a kask at de bug-bol. 
 Valise, Ya-lez, er Va-les, n. a portmanto; a 
 
 travelerz klok-bag; a wolet. 
 Vallancy, Yal-an-si, n. a Iqrj wig dat Jadz de 
 
 fas. Se ( Valance.} 
 Vallation, Yal-a-Jon, ti. an intrenqment. 
 Vallatoey, Val-a-to-ri,* a. enklozig az bj meg^r. 
 Vallesnekia, Yal-es-ne-ri-a, n. {But.} a plant dat 
 
 groz at de botom ov frej woter riverz and laks. 
 Valley, Yal-i, n. a lo gr-snd; a holo betwen hilz; 
 
 a dal. (1 xal iz sumtjmz yqzd az mor kontrakt- 
 
 ed dan a xali, but les so dan a glen. Vali iz 
 
 elso yij,zd fer a mor ekstended trakt, az de vali 
 
 ov a river.— <^1«'A.) de internal aggl fermd bj 
 
 ten inkljnd sjdz ov a rotf. 
 VALLUii, Yal-um, n. [i.] {Firi.} a rampart wid 
 
 bwiq Roman qrmiz enklozd dq,r kamps: a trenq; 
 
 a wel. 
 Valonia, Va-16-ni-a, n. a kind ov akorn yqzd bj 
 
 tanerz, imported from de Levant and de Morea" 
 Valoe, Yal-or, ?i. personal braveri; stregt; prses; 
 
 kuraj; intrepiditi; galantri: ferlesnes. 
 Valorous, Yal-or-us, a. brav; sfst; valyant. 
 Valorously, Yal-or-us-li, ad. in a brav maner. 
 Valuable, Val-yq-a-bl, a. havig valyi^; ov grat 
 
 valyix er prjs; estimabl; kostli; prcjus; wurdi. 
 Valuableness, Val-yTi,-a-bl-nes, n. prejusnes; 
 
 wurt. [gudz. 
 
 Valuables, Val-yq-a-blz, n. pi- tigz ov valyn,: 
 Valuation, Yal-yx^-a-Jon, 7i. de akt ov setig a 
 
 prjs or valyq; aprazment; valyq, set upon eni tig. 
 Valuatoe, Val-yq,-a-tor, n. an aprazer; wun hot) 
 
 sets a prjs. 
 Value, Yal-yti, **• wurt az estimated bj sum rat 
 er standard; prjs; wurfc; rat: an ekwivalent; 
 ak'snt; estimajon. 
 
 Value, Val-yq,, v. t. tu rat at a serten prjs; tu 
 
 rat bjli; tu hav in hj estem; tu apraz; tu esti- 
 
 mat; tu be ekwal in wurt tu; tu tak ak'snt ov; 
 
 tu kompiit; tu kalkq,lat; tu ases; tu aprejiat; 
 
 tu estem; tu prjz. [les. 
 
 Valueless, Yal-yq-les, a. beig ov no valyq,: wurfc- 
 Valuee, Yal-yq,-er, n. wun hoo valytj^z; a val- 
 
 yqator. 
 Valvate, Val-vat, a. {Bot.} relatig tu a valv; 
 
 rezemblig a valv; valvi|lar. 
 Valve, Valv, n. a foldig dor; — a mcDvabl kuver 
 
 tu an apertqr; — a klos lid afikst tu a tqb, er 
 
 holo piston, or apert^r in a vesel, opnig onli in 
 
 wun direkjon;— a kind ov membran; — a divigon 
 
 ov a Jel-fiJ, er ov de froot ov a plant. 
 Valved, Valvd, a. furnijt wid valvz. 
 Valvet, Val-vet, ?z. a litl valv; a valvq,!. 
 Valvulae, Yal-VTi-lar, a. relatig tu er rezemblig 
 
 a valv; valvat. 
 Valvule, Yal-vql, n. a litl valv; a valvet. 
 Yambeace, Yam-bras, n. de pes, in plat qrmor, 
 
 hwiq servd az a protekjon tu de qrm belo de 
 
 elbo; a vantbras. 
 Vamp, Vamp, n. de uper leder ov a JcD er boit 
 
 imediatli abdv de sol; a sok. 
 Vamp, Yamp, v. t. tu pes, az an old tig wid sum 
 
 nq pqrt. Tu tamp up, tu rep4r; tu mend fer 
 
 de purpus ov Jo. 
 Yampee, Yamp-er, n. wun hcD vamps er mendz. 
 Vampiee, Yam-pjr, n. a pretended demon er blud- 
 
 sukig spekter, de objekt ov sqperstijus dred amng 
 
 meni najonz ov Yqrop; — a spejez ov bat; a smel 
 
 animal ov S-st Amerika. 
 Vamplet, Yamp-let, n. a pes ov stel fermd Ijk a 
 
 funel, plast on a tiltig sper just befor de band, 
 
 in erder tu sekqr it. 
 Van, Van, n. de fnmt. espejali ov an qrmi; de 
 
 ferst Ijn; — eni tig spred wid bj hwiq a wind iz 
 
 razd; a fan; a wig wid hwiq de \x iz betn; — a 
 
 Ijt kuverd wagon er karij ier konvaig pasenjerz; 
 
 — a kqrt, suq az iz yqzd at an qraz-hiss. 
 Vanadate, Yan-a-dat, ) n. a salt fermd from 
 Yanadiate, Va-na-di-at, S vanadik asid and 
 
 a bas. 
 Vanadic, Va-nad-ik, a. {Ohem.} relatig tu va- 
 nadium; derivd from vanadium. 
 Vanadinite, Ya-nad-i-njt, «. {Min.} a. vana- 
 
 diat ov led. 
 Vanadium, Ya-na-di-um, n. {3En.} a r^v metal, 
 
 diskiiverd in SwediJ jurn in 1830.. remqrkabl fer 
 
 its duktiliti. 
 Vancoueiee, Van-k(f)-rer, n. [JV.] a hqrbinjer: a 
 
 Ijt-qrmd soljer; an av^n-koDrer. 
 Vandal, Y;\n-dal, n. wun ov de fers bqrbarus 
 
 pcpl hO) formerli inhabited de Jorz ov de Beltik: 
 
 a bqrbarian. 
 Vandalic, Van dal-ik, a. relatig tu de Vandalz; 
 
 rezemblig de Vandalz; bqrbarus. 
 Vandalism, Yan-dal-iz ia,n. de rcDd and bqrbarus 
 
 stat er karakter ov de Vandalz; bqrbariti. 
 Van-dyke, Yan-djk, n. a kjnd ov hagkerqif fer 
 
 de nek, wid indentajonz and pernts; so namd 
 
 from a panter. 
 Vane, Van, ». a plat hug on a pin tu turn wid 
 
 de wind, and Jo de direkjon ov de wind; a wed- 
 
 er-kok; — a sjt mad tu si jd in a filosofikal instrco- 
 
 ment, As.; — de herd ov a feder. 
 Yanfoss, Yan-fos, n. {Fart.} a. diq -stsjd ov de 
 
 k-snterskqrp, yi\xqali ful ov woter. 
 Yang, Vag, n. {Kavt.} a rop fer stediig de eks- 
 
 tremiti ov de pek ov a gaf tu a Jips sjd. 
 Vanguard, Van-gqrd, n. &t fmnt er ferst Ijn ov 
 
 de qrmi. 
 Vanilla, Va-nil-a, n. {Bot.} a plant; a jenas or 
 
 plants, ligktyqus and aromatik, yqzd in konf^k- 
 
 Joneri and in flavorig qokolat, is.
 
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 625 
 
 VAR 
 
 Yasisu, Van-iJ, f. i. tu toz porscplibi egziatens; I 
 
 tti ]«is nwa from de sit; tu dUaper; tu pas awa; 
 
 tu br lost. I 
 
 Va.nishku, Van-i/t, a. havijj disapt'rJ: havig no 
 
 por.-ifiililil oj^iistcns. 
 Vanity, Van-i-ti, n. At stat or kwoliti ov brio 
 
 van: luv ov indi^ikriiuiDat udinirajun; initontajuu; 
 
 van prjJ; konset; prjd optratij) on suiol okaxoiiz; 
 
 — euitines; inaniti; froitle:) dezjr; ciuti pU-ji^r; 
 
 van pur^i'it; jdl Jo; unsubstanjul cnjtfinont; peti ' 
 
 objckt ov prjd. j 
 
 Vanquish, Vao-kwiJ, v. t. tu kogker; tu over- 
 
 kiiui: tu subdq,: tu surm'snt; tu kont'iit. 
 Vanquishablk, Vafl-kwiJ-a-bl, h. dat ma be 
 
 vaflkwijt: konkcrabl. [dt^er. | 
 
 Vanqu I8HER, Va|)-kwiJ-er, n. a kojkerer; a sub- 
 VANguisHMENT, Va\)-kwiJ-ment, n. dc stat ov 
 
 be\\) v:n)kwijt; konkwcst. ! 
 
 Vantagk, Vau-tnj, n. gan; profit;— sqpEnoriti; ; 
 
 konvcnyciis: advuntnj. Se {Adiaiitaye.} j 
 
 Vantage, Van-taj,* v. t. tu profit; tu advdntaj. 
 Vantage-ground, Van-taj-gr'snd, n. sqprrioriti; '■ 
 
 de stat in hwiq wun haz beter menz ov akjon 
 
 dan aniiicr. 
 Vantbrace, Vant-bras, j n. an qrmor for de qrm; 
 Vantbeass, Vant-bras, ) o vambras. 
 Vapid, Vap-id, a. haviy At spirit evaporated; 
 
 dcd; spiritlos; not 6pr{tli; tastier; flat; stal. 
 Vapidity, Va-pid-i-ti, n. vapidnes. 
 Vapidly, Vai.-id-li, ad. in a Tapid mancr. 
 Vapidness, ^ apid-nia, n. At stat ov btia vapid 
 
 er spirities. 
 Vapor, Va-por, n. an elastik fliyd renderd aeri- 
 
 ferm bj bet; — de vapor ov woter iz kuld etrin; — 
 
 eni tij) ekshalabi; film: stem; — wind; fhityqlcns; 
 
 — mental U\m: van imajinajun: sumtij) unreal: 
 
 — pL nervus debiliti, wid deprejon ov spirits: 
 
 hiiHDkondria: mclankoli; splen. 
 Vapor, Va-por, v. i. tu evaporat; tu pas in a 
 
 vnpor or fn,m; tu emit fiimz:— tu buli; tu brag: 
 
 tu bust. 
 Vapor, Va-por, r. t. tu efiiz, er skater in va- 
 por: tu evaporat. [vajHariza/on. 
 Vaporability, Vap-Q-ra-bil-i-ti, n-. ku]>a£iti ov 
 Vaporable, Vap-o-ra-bl, a. dat ma be qanjd 
 
 intu vapor. 
 Vaporate, Vap-o-rat,* v. i. tu emit vaporz; tu 
 
 evaporat: tu vaporjz. 
 Vaporation, Vap-Q-ra-Jon,* n. de akt ov vapo- 
 
 rjziD: evaporajon. 
 Vapor-bath, Va-jxir-bat, n. {Chem.} a bat 
 
 heted bj stem; a vcsel in hwiq a bodi iz plast 
 
 in order tu resev dc vapor arjzig from berliu 
 
 woter. 
 Vapored, Va-pord, a. mffst; splenetik. 
 Vapoher, Va-por-cr, n. wun hoo vaporz; a boster. 
 Vaporific, Vap-o-rif-ik, a. konvertifl intu va- 
 por, [bragifl mancr. 
 Vaporinoly, Va-por-in-li, ad. in a buliifl er 
 Vaporish. Va-iwr-iJ, a. vajjorus; splenetik; pevij. 
 Vaporizable, Yap-o-riz-a-bl, a. oat ma be evap- 
 
 orjzd. [orjzifl. 
 
 Vaporization, Vap-o-ri-za-Jon, n. de akt ov vap- 
 Vaporizk, Vait-o-rjz, r. t, tu konvert intu va- 
 
 jxir: tu evaporat. [vaporizcz. 
 
 Vaporizer. Vap-o-r|z-er, n. be or dat hwiq 
 Vaporose, Va-por-dis, a. fnl ov vapor; vaporus. 
 Vaporous, Va-por-us, a. ful ov vapor; fqmi; 
 
 windi; tliitrnlent; vapori. 
 Vaporousness, Va-por-us-ncs, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beio vnjKirus. 
 Vapory, Vn-por-i, a. ful ov vapor; vaporus; 
 
 peviJ: yninorsum. [or hwipig. 
 
 Vapulation, Vap-yn-lA-Jon,* n. At akt ov betifl 
 Vare, V;\r,* n. a wond or staf ov juslis. 
 Variability, Va-ri-a-bil-i-ti, n. variablncs. 
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 Variable, Vn-ri-a-bl, a. subjekt tu variajon; 
 
 qanjubl; rnqtabl; ink6niitant; fikl, 
 VARIABLENE88, Va-ri-a-bl-ne«, ». ^njablnes; 
 
 iniitabiliti. 
 Variably, Vii-ri-a-bli, ad. qaojabli; mt^tabli; in- 
 
 koii^tuntli. 
 Variance, Va-ri-an«, n. a stat ov variig; varia- 
 jon: difercns; alyenajon; diskord; dixagremcnt: 
 discnjon. 
 Variant, Va-ri-ant, a. v6riabl: inki'jnstant; — 
 yqzd in Skotland, and sumtjmz in Ig^iand and 
 de Viin[tccl Stat-s. [vari. 
 
 Vakiate, Vii-ri-al,* r. t. tu qanj; tu oltcr; tu 
 Variation, Va-ri-a-Jon, n. At akt ov variig; de 
 «tat ov beij) varid; <^nj; mnta/on; difercns: de- 
 viajon; visisitqd; varjeli.— ('//'a/zt.) canj in de 
 terminnjon ov rn^nz or vorbz: inflek/on.— (y<*- 
 tnm.} inekwoliti ov mojon. — (Saut.) de r«r»- 
 afim of de kumpas iz de devinjon ov de mag- 
 n^tik nedl from an egzakt paralel wid de me- 
 ridian. 
 Varicella, Var-i-s61-a, n. <J/<"/.) de (jiken- 
 poks, u dizEZ karakterjzd bj erupjoiizon de bodi. 
 Varicose, Var-i-kos, a. relatij) tu variks; di- 
 lated. 
 Varicocs, Var-i-kus, a. sweld, az a van; dizezd 
 
 wid dilata/on; varik6s. 
 Varied, Va-rid, a. diversif jd; havip a varjeti. 
 Variegate, Va-ri-e-gat, r. t. tu innk varius; tu 
 vnri; tu diversifj: tu stan wid diferent kulorz. 
 Variegation, Va-ri-e-ga-/on, n. At akt ov vari- 
 egatifl; de stat ov beij) variegated; diversiti ov 
 kulorz. 
 Variety, Va-rj-e-ti, n. intermikstyqr ov wun tij) 
 wid aniider; qanj; variajon: diterens: diversiti; 
 — mcni and difcrent kindz: a medli: — wun tip 
 or mcni diferent, in hwi(j sens it baza plqral. 
 Variform, Va-ri-f'3rm, a. havig diferent formz. 
 Varify, Va-ri-f j, v. t. tu diversifj: tu kulor vi- 
 
 riusli. 
 Varicocele, Var-i-ko-sel, n. {Med.) a swelij) ov 
 
 de vanz ov de sperm.itik kord. 
 Variola, Va-rj-o-Iu, n. [A.] de smol-poks. 
 Variolar, Va-rj-o-lar, n. At saraaz( VnrviUmg.) 
 Variolic, Va-ri-61-ik, a. rclatio tu varjola er 
 
 de smol-poks. 
 Variolite, Va-ri-o-ljt, n. {3fin.) a porfiritik rok 
 konsistig ov an impcrfektli kristaljzd agregat ov 
 felspqr and kworts. 
 Varioloid, Va-ri-o-lffd, n. {3f(d.y modifjd smol- 
 poks, or de smol-poks modifjd bj previus inokyq- 
 lajon or vaksinnjon. 
 Variolous, Va-rj-o-lus, a. relatig tu dc smal- 
 poks or variolffd; havig mqrks Ijk doz ov de 
 smol-poks. 
 Various. Va-ri-us, a. kontanig a varjeti; difer- 
 ent; several; djverz: sundri; manifold: tjanjabl: 
 unfikst; — unljk eq uder: variegated: diversifjj. 
 Variously, Va-ri-us-li, iJtf . in a varius maner. 
 Variscite, Var-i-sjt, n. (J/i'n.) a rcniform, greu 
 
 mineral. 
 Varix, Va-riks, n., pi. Var-i-sez: ( J/<ff/.) a dila- 
 
 tajon or swelig ov a vanr a tqmor. 
 Vaelet, Vqr-let, n. a paj, er njls fijloer; eni ser- 
 vant or atendant; a vakt;— a term ov repr6q: a 
 sk">5ndrel; a niskal. 
 Varnish, Vqr-niJ, n. a flqid, hwiq. hwcn spred 
 tin upon a solid substans,ickiimz drj, and formz 
 a giosi kotig impervius tu ^r and m<rstyqr:— an 
 qrtifijal kuverig tu giv a f^r aperans; a glos: n 
 kuver; paliajon. 
 Varnish, Vqr-niJ, r. /. tu kuver wid vqmij sr 
 sumtig Jinig:— tu giv a fi^r kulor or kuverig tu: 
 tu glos; tu paliat; tu hjJ wid kulor or rctorik. 
 Varnisber, ^ qr-nij-cr, n. wun htf) v^rnijci; a« 
 aderaer.
 
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 Varnishing, Vqr-niJ-ii), n. de akt ov kuverii) 
 wid vqrnij; matsrialz for vqrnij. 
 
 V'arvels, Vqr-velz, n. pi. silver rigz ab'st de leg 
 ov a hok, on hwiq de onerz nam iz engravd; — 
 ritn also {vervelsS [ganss. 
 
 Varvicite, Vqr-vi-sjt, 71. {Min.} an or ov mag- 
 
 Vary, Va-ri, v. t. tu mak varius; tu qanj; ta 
 mak ov diferent kindz; tu olter; tu diversifj; tu 
 variegat. 
 
 Vary, Va-ri, v. i. tu be qanjabl; tu apsr difer- 
 ent; tu elter; tu bskiim unljk itself: tu deviat; 
 tu disagre; tu difer; tu disent; tu Jift kulorz. 
 
 Vary, Va-ri,* n. qanj; elterajon. 
 
 Vascular, Vas-kq,-lar, a. havig veselz dat kon- 
 tan ii,r er fhydz; fermd az veselz kontaniii sir; 
 fial ov veselz. Va.ski\lar sistem, dat pqrt ov dg 
 animal rkonomi hwiq relats tu de veselz. 
 
 Vascularity, Vas-kn,-lar-i-ti, n. de stat er 
 kwoliti ov beir) vaski^lar. 
 
 Vasculiferous, Vas-ki\,-lif-er-us, a. {Bot.} hav- 
 iij sed-veselz divjded intu selz. 
 
 Vase, V^as, er Vaz, n. a Iqrj ernamental kup er 
 piqer; a vesel yi^j^qali ornamented wid skulptyiy 
 ov f rcots, f I'xerz, &s.; a vesel jenerali fer Jo ruder 
 dan yqs: — de terminajon ov a kolum, pedestal, 
 &s.; a solid pes ov ernamental mqrbl. 
 
 Vassal, Vas-al, w. a holder ov a fef, bj fealti er 
 servis, ov a fqdal si],perior er lard; a subjekt; a 
 dependant; a servant; — wun hiD surenderz tu 
 pTser, yi|zd in kontemt; a slav. 
 
 Vassal, Vas-al, a. servil; subservient. 
 
 Vassalage, Vas-al-aj, n. de stat ov a vasal; ten- 
 yH,r at wil: servitn,d; slaveri; dependens. 
 
 Vassalry, Vas-al-ri, n. de bodi ov vasalz. 
 
 Vast, Vast, a. veri Iqrj; g'rat; enermus; imens. 
 
 Vast, Vast,* n. an emti wast. 
 
 Vastation, Vas-ta-Jon,* ?i. de akt ov laip wast; 
 wast: devastajon; destrukjon; deklenjon. 
 
 Vastitude, Vas-ti-tn,d, n. imensiti; vastnes. 
 
 Vastly, Vdst-li, a<Z. gratli; tu a grat degre. 
 
 Vastxess, Vdst-nes, n. imensiti; enermus gratnos. 
 
 Vasto, Vas-to, n. {Eng. laid) a rit agenst ten- 
 ants for termz ov Ijf, er yerz, for komitii) wast. 
 
 Vasty, Vdst-i,* a. Iqrj: enormusli grat; vast. 
 
 Vat, Vat, n. a. Iqrj vesel in hwiq likorz qr kept in 
 de imatqr stat; a sistem ov tanerz er britierz:— 
 sumtjmz ritn {fat.) [Rom. 
 
 Vatican, Vat-i-kan, n. de palas ov de pop at 
 
 Vaticanist, Vat-i-kan-ist, n, an adherent tu de 
 Vatikan. 
 
 Vaticide, Vat-i-sjd, n. de murder er murderer 
 ov a prof et or a poet. 
 
 Vaticinal, Va-tis-i-nal, a. kontanii) predikjonz; 
 fortelig 
 
 Vaticinate, Va-tis-i-nat, v. t. and i. tu profesj: 
 tu fortel. 
 
 Vaticination, Va-tis-i-na-Jon, n. de akt ov prof- 
 gsjiij: predikjon; profesi. 
 
 Vaudenil, Vod-vil, n. a spejez ov Ijt sotj, ofn 
 satirikal; a sog sug ab-st de strets; a balad; a 
 trivial stran. 
 
 Vault, Velt, n. an qrqt rojf, so kontrjvd dat de 
 stonz, briks, and uder materialz ov hwiq it iz 
 konstriikted, sustan and kep eq uder in dfir 
 plasez; a kontinyqd qrq; a selar; a kav; a kav- 
 ern; a repozitori fer de ded. 
 
 Vault, Volt, v. t. tu qrq; tu Jap tu a volt; tu 
 kuver wid an qrq. 
 
 Vault, Volt, v. i. tu lep; tu jump; tu pla de 
 tumbler er po'styqr-master. 
 
 Vault, Velt, n. a lep; a jump; a skip; a b'snd. 
 
 Vaulted, Velt-ed, a. qrqt; konkav. [bier. 
 
 Vaulter, Velt-er, n. a leper; a jumper; a tum- 
 
 Vaulting, V61t-ig, n. de akt ov jumpip er lepiij. 
 
 Vaunt, Vent, er Vqnt, v. t. tu host; tu displu 
 wid ostentajon. 
 
 Vaunt, Vent, v. i. tu pla de bragart; tu tok wid 
 
 ostentajon; fcu mak van Jo; tu bost; tu glori; 
 
 tu brag. 
 Vaunt, Vent, n. brag; bost; van ostentajon. 
 Vaunt-courier, Vqn-kob-rer, n. a prekdrsor. Ss 
 
 ( Vancrmri'er.y 
 Vaunter, Vent-er, n. a boster: a bragart. 
 Vauntful, Vont-ful, a. bostful; ostentajus. 
 Vauntingly, Vont-ig-li, ad. in a ventig maner; 
 
 bostfuli. 
 Vauntmure, Vent-mqr, n. [Fr.] {EM.} a frunt 
 
 er fols wol; a wurk razd befor de man wol; — ritn 
 
 elso {vanmtire, rairnure, and vaumvre.} 
 Vauquelinite, Vok-lin-jt, n. {3Iin.} a dqrk gren 
 
 er blakij mineral. 
 Vavasor, Vav-a-sor, j n. wun hco, himself hold- 
 Vavassor, Vav-as-or, i ig ov a sixperior lerd, 
 
 haz uderz holdig under him; an anjent digniti, 
 
 nekst held) a baron. 
 Veader, Ved-er, w. de 13t munt ov de Jij,iJ ekle- 
 
 ziastikal yer; de embolismik munt. 
 Veal, Vel, n. de flej ov a kqf kild for de tabl. 
 Veal-cutlet, Vel-kut-let, n. a stak er sljs ov 
 
 vel brerld or tu be brerld. 
 Veal-pie, Vel-pj, n. a pj mad ov vel. 
 Vector, Vek-tor, n. {Asiron.y a strat Ijn konsevd 
 
 tu be dren from de senter ov a planet tu de 
 
 senter ov de sun; — kold elso {radius redo)'.} 
 Veda, Ve-da, er Ve-dq, n. de nam bj hwiq de 
 
 Ilinddbz designat de bodi ov de skriptyi],rz er 
 
 sakred rjtigz; — sumtjmz kold {vedam and he- 
 dam.) <li\r qr for vedaz, namli, {Rig, Yajust, 
 
 Saman, and Atharvan.) 
 Vedanta, Ve-dqn-ta, n. a sekt amug de Hind6z, 
 
 hdjz teori ov filosofi iz profesedli funded on ds 
 
 Vedaz. 
 Vedette, Ve-det, n. a sentinel on hersbak, dc- 
 
 t.'iqt tu rekonffter de enemi. 
 Veer, Ver, v. i. tu qanj direkjon; tu turn asjd er 
 
 ab-st. 
 Veer, Ver, v. t. tu turn; tu qanj. — {JVai/t.} tu 
 
 giv a Jip mor skop ov kabl: tu let eni tig drop 
 
 astern bj a rop; tu wqr. Se ( Wear.} 
 Veerable, Ver-a-bl, a. dat ma qanj er be qanjd. 
 Veering, Ver-ig, 71. de akt ov turnig er qanjig. 
 Veering, Ver-ig, 2'p- a. tarnig ab'st; turnig asjd; 
 
 letig "St. 
 Vegetable, Vej-e-ta-bl, n. an erganjzd bodi des- 
 
 titqt ov sensajon; eni tig dat haz vejetabl Ijf, 
 
 az a tre er plant; a plant; — a plant er ra>t kiil- 
 
 tivated for de tabl. 
 Vegetable, Vej e-ta-M, a. belogig tu a plant er 
 
 tu vejstajon; havig de natyqr ov plants. 
 Vegetal, Vej-e-tal,* a. havig p'ser tu kez grot. 
 Vegetate, Vej-e-tat, v. i. tu gro az a vejetabl 
 
 er a plant; tu Jcot st; tu sprist; tu gro wid'st 
 
 sensajon. 
 Vegetation, Vej-e-ta-Jon, n. de akt ov vejetatig; 
 
 grot ov plants; — plants kolektivli. 
 Vegetative. Vej-e-ta-tiv, a. groig er kezig tu 
 
 gro, az plants. 
 Vegetativeness, Vej-e-ta-tiv-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 
 ov prodi|sig grot. 
 Vegete, Ve-jet,* a. vigorus; aktiv; sprjtli. 
 Vegetive, Vej-e-tiv, a. vejetabl; vejetativ. 
 Vegetive, Vej-e-tiv,* n. a vejetabl. 
 Vegeto-animal, Vej-e-to-an-i-mal, a. partakig 
 
 ov de natyi^r bot ov a vejetabl and an animal. 
 Vegetous, Vej-e-tus,* a. Ijvli; vejet. 
 Vehemence, Ve-he-mens, 71. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 vt'hement; vjolens; impetyi|,ositi; fors; qrdor; 
 
 mental vjolens; fervor. 
 Vehemency, Ve-he-men-si, w. sam az vchsrmns. 
 Vehement, Ve-he-ment, a. vjolent; forsibl; qr- 
 
 dcnt; eger; fervent; impetyq,us; pajonat; hed- 
 
 strog; urjent.
 
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 VinEiiEN'TLy, Vi'hr-mont-li, ad. qrilt-nlli; rgcr- 
 h; furxibli: urji-iitli. 
 
 Vehicle, V^-hi-kl, n. (tat \n hwi(j t-ni tig iz kar- 
 id; dat h\ inrnc uv hwiij ciii tiy iz kuiiviid: a 
 karij: o sufxfirt; konVHan.'*. (I wagun iz n rrhikl 
 ov kiiiiVHaii4 fiirgudz: a buk <ir iiriZ|>n[K.T iz a 
 rrhikf ov infurmiijDn, erl iz n irhikl ov kulor fir 
 <lr [Miiitor, a ("irlikyiiiur luoiiiiroium iz a rrlukl 
 for rte riolnjoii ov a s.ilt or a gum. 
 
 Vbhicled, Ve-hi-kld, a. furni/t wi(t a vehikl. 
 
 Vehicular, \'E-hik-yii,-lir, a. brlooig tu a ve- 
 hikl; f'lrinio a vthikl; vrhikyiiiari. 
 
 Vkhicllaey, VE-hlk-yn-Ia-ri, a. relatio tu a 
 vehikl; vrliikynlnr. 
 
 Vxilllic, V'i'-iuik, a. apljd tu kriminal VarU ov 
 justis 0!<tablijt in Jormani di^rio At midl njcz. 
 
 Vkil, V^uI, n. a tin kuvcr lot d'su over At fas; a 
 kurten: a mask;— a bljnd; a kuvcr; a disgjz. 
 
 Veil, Vnl, r. t. tu kuvur wid a vnl; tu kuvcr; 
 tu invo?<t; tu h[d; tu konjfi; tu disjjjz. 
 
 Veilless, Viil-les, a. do-Htitt^t ov a vnl. 
 
 Vein, Van, n. an Ela:<tik tt^b, in animal bo<liz, 
 hwif) rrsfvz de blud from At ck-stn'm qrtcri/,, 
 and rrtiirnz it tu de hqrt;— in iilanL-i, a tqb or 
 pasnj for At sap;--in mincralijji, a knik or fiji^r 
 fild wid jumtiy ov a di^tigkt kjiid, nz a mctalik 
 or in a rok; a ntrek or wnv, az in !nqrbl;--ton- 
 dcn'i or turn ov At mind or jr ii^-us; yninur; tcm- 
 wr; kurpnt; kontinynil produkjon; strun; kwol- 
 iti. 
 
 Veijc, Van, v. t. tu form or mqrk wid ranz. 
 
 Veival, VAn-al, n. relntig tu At vnnz. 
 
 VriNKD, Vnnd, .1. havin vnnz; strrki-d. 
 
 Vkinlksh, Vnn-le,-', a. dcstitqt ov vnnz. 
 
 Veiny, Vnn-i, a. ful or vnnz; .ftrrkod; vand. 
 
 Velella, Ve-li^l-a, n. {Zxi/.y a jenus ov asofa- 
 lii-« ;iiiifnalz, dat qr wafted on de woter. 
 
 Velikkrous, Vr-lif-cr-us,* a. kariij) salz. 
 
 Velitation, Vcl-i-tn-Jon,* n. a .skormij; a Ijt 
 knntost. 
 
 Vklleitv. VoI-£-i-ti, n. de skulii'tik torm yq,zd 
 tu .•<i;;nif| At lucst dtgri ov drzjr. 
 
 Vellicate, V6l-i-kat, r. t. tu twiq; tu pluk; tu 
 nkt bj stimyqlujon. [Injon. 
 
 Vellication, Vel-i-kii-Jon, n. a twiqio; stimyti- 
 
 Vellox, V<,>l-6n, n. [So.] a kjnd ov muni in yns 
 in mi-ni pqrtJ ov Sjian. 
 
 Vellum, Vel-um, n. a fjn kjnd ov pqr(;ment mad 
 ov kqf'ikin, or .jumtimz ov lain-ikin. 
 
 Velll'MY, V'dl-um-i, a. relatig tu, or Ijk, volum. 
 
 Vblocipede, Ve-l^^-i-prd, n. a majen ov luku- 
 mojon, or a vphikl mcDvd bj At impuis givn tu 
 it bj At rjdorz fct ag(5n.«t At gr-snd; -invented at i 
 Maiihjm, .lonnani, in 1H17, bj (M. Urai?.) 
 
 Velocity, Vc-lA.i-i-ti, n. At mejqr ov swiftnes 
 wid hwi(j a bodi mit>vz; mpiditi; selcriti: fletncs; 
 »pfd: .•"wiftnos. [ 
 
 Vklvet, V«*l-vot, fi. a riq kjnd ov ailk stuf, wid 
 a klci><, soft, fjn Jag, or nap; olso a spejcz ov I 
 koln "tuf; volvoten. [dcliknt. 
 
 Velvet, Vt<l-vet, a. mnd ov velvet; vclvcti; soft:' 
 
 Velvft. V(*l-vct, r. i. tu pnnt velvet. 
 
 Velveted, V61-vct-ed, a. iMirtakig ov de natyriri 
 ov velvet. I 
 
 Velvkths, V«l-vet-£n, n. a kjnd or kotn stuf 
 fund in imitnjiin ov velvet; a sort ov fustyan. 
 
 Velvet RixvER, Vel-vct-run-er, n. a bord havig ' 
 blak and •mitid federi. 1 
 
 VKLVfrrT, V6l-vet-i, a. rrx^mblio velvet; soft and 
 dcliknt. 
 
 Veval, Vr-nal, a. dat ma be purr.nst or hot, yqid 
 in a bad jrns;— m\'r<ennri; njrln); ban;— relntig 
 tu or kontiind in At vnnz; vand; rcnu^. 
 
 Vex A LIT v, Vr-n.il-i-ti, n. At .'tnt or kwoliti ov 
 brij) vrn!»l; m<'r-cnarine->; pro«titqJnn. 
 
 Vksary, V6n-a-ri,» «. relatig tu huutig. 
 
 Vevatic, Vf-nat-ik, > . • i • .• 
 
 Vexatical, Ve-nat-i-kal, { *• ^"^^^ '" ^"°^'0- 
 Vexation, Ve-nii-Jon,* n. de akt uv huntin. 
 Vexatorial, VoD-a-t<j-ri-al, «. relatig tubuot- 
 
 iy; venatik. 
 Vexi), Vend, V. t. tu sol; tu ofur for tal. 
 Vendee, Wea-di, n. {Lato) wun tu ha»m on! tig 
 
 iz Kuld. 
 
 Vexder, V<^nd-cr, n. a sclcr. Se {Fend'/r.} 
 Vendiuility, Vend-i-bil-i-tl, n. Ac atiit ov bein 
 
 vendibl. [m/irketAbl. 
 
 Vendible, V<5nJ-i-bI, a. dat ma be nuld; saUbl; 
 Vendible, V<Snd-i-bl, n. eni tig ofenl for ml. 
 Vendiblexes8, Vdnd-i-bl-nc*, n. de ^tat ov bcin 
 
 -niabl. 
 Vexdibly, V^nd-i-bli, ad. in a salabl maner. 
 Venditation. Ven-di-tA-Jon,» n. b^nful displd. 
 Vendition, Ven-diJ-on, n. sal; At akt ov selin. 
 Vendor, V(^nd-or, n. {Lau) wun hcii selz eni tig; 
 
 yqzd wid rcfcrens tu rtndr, or pdrtja^u-r. 
 Vexdue, Vi-n-dq, n. a publik ok/on. 
 Vexdue-m aster, Ven-dq-inds-tor, n. an okjon^r. 
 Venker, Ve-ner, r. t. tu kuvcr or inln, az kumun 
 
 wud wid tin pescz ov mur valyqabl wud. 
 Vexeer, Ve-n£r, n. a tin pes or sljs ov wud for 
 
 vrnrriy. 
 Veneeeixo, Ve-n^r-ig, n. de qrt or akt ov kuv- 
 
 eri|) or inlnig wid wud diforent from dat ov de 
 
 gr-xnd-wurk. 
 Venefical, Ve-n^f-i-kal, a. adiktcd tu Mrscri 
 
 or jxTznig; venefijal. [nefikal, 
 
 Vexeficial, Ven-E-fiJ-al, a. aktig bj p»Tzn; ve- 
 Veneficiocs, Ven-E-fiJ-us, ,1. fKTznu-': bEwi(jig. 
 Venekiciously, Ven-E-fiJ-us-li, lul. bj ihtzo. 
 Venemous, Ven-c-mus,* a. venomus. be ( I'im- 
 
 oiwnts.) [wid jxTzn. 
 
 Vexenate, V(5n-e-nat, t. t. tu pffzn: tu infekt 
 Venenate, Ven-e-nat, A. infdkted wid ]xrzn. 
 t'EXENATiON, Vcn-e-nd-Jon, n. de akt ov porznig: 
 
 jKTzn. 
 Vexerability, Vcn-cr-a-bil-i-ti, n. v^ncrablnes. 
 Venerable, Vdn-er-a-bl, a. dat iz tu be vdner- 
 
 ntod; wurdi ov venerajon or revcrens; revorend. 
 Vexerablexe-SS, V^n-er-a-bl-nos, n. At kwoliti 
 
 ov brig venombl. 
 Vexerably, Vdn-cr-a-bli, ad. in a maner dat 
 
 ek-'jt-s reverent. 
 Venerate, Ven-er-at, r. t. tu rovercns; tu tret 
 
 wid vencra/on; tu rtgi^rd wid venerajon or o; 
 
 tu rrv^r; tu adi5r. 
 Veneration, Ven-cr-A-Jon, n. At akt ov v^ncr- 
 
 ntig: At stat ov beig venerated; reverens; oful 
 
 rrsjickt. [rdveren.<cr. 
 
 Venerator, V(5n-er-a-tor, n. wan ba> venerats; 
 Venereal, Ve-n£-re-al, a. rslatig tu Vrnu*; — 
 
 wid uld kemists konsistig ov koper;— arjzig from 
 
 ."('k^yqal interkor!<; libidinus. [vrnereal. 
 
 Venereols. Ve-n£-re-us, a. libidinus; lustful; 
 Venerol'8. Ven-er-us, a. venfreus; venfrral. 
 Venery, Vt'n-E-ri, «. de ."port ov huniig;— s<Jks- 
 
 yqal komors. 
 Venesection, Ven-e-s^k-Jon, n. blud-letig; flr- 
 
 b6tami. 
 Venetian, Vr-n£-Jan, n. a nnfiv ov Venis. 
 Vexetiax, Vf-n<-Jan, a. relatig tu Venis;— nol- 
 
 iga !<kii)l in nantig, distiggwijt for kul'rig.— 
 
 Vrnrfan hijna, a windo bljnd mnd ov ladz. — 
 
 Vrnrf.in di^r, a dor Ijted bj i>anz ov gl.i^>, on r<] 
 
 sjd.-- Vrnrfan windo, a winiiu) in trc separnt 
 
 a]tertqn:, de tst ^jd wunz brig naro. 
 Vkxew, V«4n-iv. »r Ve-nq,. j n. a b»t; a turn at 
 Vexky, V^n-i, or \i-ni, ! fcwig; a trust; a 
 
 hit. 
 Venoeaxce, V«*n-jan9, n. punijmcnt; penal relH- 
 
 bqjon: nvi*njment.— Wid a ctnjans. wid vjo- 
 
 loDii; tiiroli.
 
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 Vengeful, Venj-ful, a. vindiktiT; rEvenjful. 
 
 Venial, Vg-ni-al, a. dat ma be forgivn er eks- 
 ki'izJ; pV'lnnbl; ek?kn,zabl; permited; al-sd. — 
 Vinial sin, ( Catfydic tlieol.) a sin hwiq wtknz 
 sagktif jip gras, but duz not tak it awa; a sin not 
 mertal.' [venial. 
 
 Veniality, Vg-ni-al-i-ti, n. ds kwoliti ov beig 
 
 Venially, Ve-ni-al-i, ajd. in a venial maner. 
 
 Vexialxess, Ye-ni-al-nes, w. de statov beig eks- 
 ki|zabl er venial. 
 
 Vexiee facias, Ve-ni-re fa-Je-as, {Law) a rit 
 fer sumonii) a jq,ri tu trj de kez liwq,r tO) pqrtiz 
 pled and kum tu ijq,. 
 
 Veniso.v, Ven-i-zn, n. de flej ov bests ov gam; 
 partikyq^larli ov de der. [so, j kogkerd. 
 
 Vexi, viDi, vici, Ve-ni, vi-dj, vj-sj, [L.] j kam, j 
 
 Venom, Ven-om, n. pffzn: perznus mater; — spit; 
 mali:*; — maligniti; biter hatred. 
 
 Venom, Ven-om, v. t. tu pffzn; tu envenom. 
 
 Venom-mouthed, Ven-om-mudd, a. apt tu bjt. 
 
 Venomous, Ven-om-us, a. perznus; malignant; 
 misqivus. [nantli. 
 
 Venomously, Ven-om-us-li, a,i. p^znusli; malig- 
 
 Venomousxess, Ven-om-us-nes, n. peznusnes; 
 maligniti. [in de vanz. 
 
 Venous, Ve-nus, a. relatig tu de vanz; kontand 
 
 Vent, Vent, n. a smel apertqr at hwig de 7\x es- 
 kaps, er at hwiq eni tig iz let ut; a hcDl; a spira- 
 kl; — pasaj ist ov sekresi tu pnblik notis; — pub- 
 lisiti; — de akt ov opnig; emijon; pasaj; disqqrj; 
 menz ov disqi^rj; — sal. 
 
 Vent, Vent, v. t. tu let lit; tu giv a vent er op- 
 nig tu; tu emit; tu uter; tu publij; — tu sel; 
 tu let go tu sal; tu vend. 
 
 Venta, Ven-ta, n. \Sp?\ a men in er tavern. 
 
 Ventail, Ven-tal, n. dat pqrt ov de helmet mad 
 tu lift up; de vizor er bredig pqrt ov a helmet. 
 
 Ventanna, Ven-tan-a, n. [.^.] a windo. 
 
 Ventee, Ven-ter, n. [i.] eni kaviti ov de bodi, 
 az de bed, brest, and espejali de abdomen; de 
 beli; — w(t)m; mader. — iJEnt^ &z Icier pqrt ov de 
 abdomen. 
 
 Ventee, Vent-er, n. wun ho) vents er piiblijez. 
 
 Vent-hole, Vent-hol, n. a smel apertx^r tu let 
 ■St de qr. [er qr. 
 
 Ventiduct, Vent-i-dukt, n. a. pasaj fer de wind 
 
 Ventilate, Ven-ti-lat, v. t. tu fan, refrej, er 
 pqrifj wid vrind; tu wino; tu fan; *tu egzamin. 
 
 Ventilation, Ven-til-a-Jon, «,. de akt ov ven- 
 tilatig; de stat ov beig ventilated; refrijerajon; 
 • — '•■egzaminajon. 
 
 Ventilator, Ven-ti-la-tcr, n. he er dat hwiq 
 veutilats; a ventilatig majen, mad tu turn wid 
 de wind, and plast in a wel, rcbf, er windo. 
 
 Ventose, Ven-tos, a. windij flatyqlent. 
 
 Ventose, Ven-tos,* n. a kupig-glas. 
 
 Ventosity, Ven-tos-i-ti,* n. windines. 
 
 Vent-peg, Vent-peg, n. a peg tu stop a vent-hol. 
 
 Ventral, Ven-tral, a. belogig tu de venter er 
 beli. 
 
 Ventricle, Ven-tri-kl, n. a smel kaviti in an 
 animal bodi, az in de hqrt er bran. 
 
 Venteicose, Ven-tri-kos, a. big-belid; inflated- 
 distended, [trikos! 
 
 Ventricous, Ven-tri-kus, a. inflated; belid; ven- 
 
 Venteiculae, Ven-trik-yq,-lar, a. relatig tu de 
 vcntriklz: Ijk a ventrikl. [zoofjt. 
 
 Venteiculite, Ven-trik-yq-ljt, n. a spejez ov 
 
 Venteiculous, Ven-trik-yq-lus, a. somhwot dis- 
 tended, [okwi. 
 
 Vknteilocution, Ven-tril-o-ki^-Jon, n. ventril- 
 
 Ventriloquial, Vcn-tri-16-kwi-al, a. relatiy tu 
 ventiilokwizm; venlrilokwus. 
 
 Ventriloquism, Ven-tril-o-kwiz-m, n. de akt er 
 qrt ov spekig inwardli, so dat de S'snd semz tu 
 iJq, from de beli; er de qrt ov makig de vers aper 
 
 from varius pffnts er distansez, and not from de 
 aktyq,al speker. 
 
 Ventriloquist, Ven-tril-o-kwist, n. wun hco 
 praktisez ventrilokwizm; wun hooz vffs aperz tu 
 kum from hiz beli. [ventrilokwizm. 
 
 Ventriloquize, Ven-tril-o-kwjz, v. i. tu praktis 
 
 Venteiloquous, Ven-tril-o-kwus, a. relatig tu 
 ventrilokwizm. [ohwizm. 
 
 Ventriloquy, Ven-tril-o-kwi, n. sam az ventril- 
 
 Venture, Vent-yqr, n. an undertakig ov hazard 
 and danjer; a hazard; risk; qans; — de tig put 
 tu hazard; a sta. — At a Tentynr, at hazard; 
 wid'jt konsiderajon. 
 
 Venture, Vent-j^),r, t'. i. tu dqr; tu run a haz- 
 ard; tu adventyqr. 
 
 Venture, Vent-yqr, v. t. tu eksp6z tu hazard; 
 tu put er send on a ventyqr; tu risk. 
 
 Venturer, Vent-yq-rer, n. wun hcD ventyqrz; 
 an adventyqrer. [yqrus. 
 
 Venturesome, Vent-yqr-sum, a. bold; advent- 
 
 Venturesomely, Vent-yq,r-sum-li, ad. in a bold 
 er dqrig maner. 
 
 Vexturesomeness, Vent-yqr-sum-nes, n. de 
 kwoliti ov beig ventyqrsum. [hazard. 
 
 Venturing, Veat-yi|r-ig, n. de akt ov putig tu 
 
 Venturous, Vent-yq-rus, a. dqrig; bold; ferles; 
 redi tu run hazardz; adventyqrus. [ii; bold. 
 
 Venturously, Vent-yi|-rus-li,a(£. dqrigli; ferles- 
 
 Venturousness, Vent-yq-rus-nes, n. boldnes; 
 adventyqrusnes. 
 
 Venue, Ven-yq, n. {Law} a naborhud er visin- 
 iti; de plas hwens a jqri tu trj an akjon iz tu 
 be dren; er de k'snti in hwiq de akJon iz tu be 
 trjd;- — a trust or hit. Se ( Veiiey.) 
 
 Venus, Ve-nus, n. [Z.] {Mi/thol.} de godes ov 
 luT. — {Astron.} a planet, de sekond in erder ov 
 distans from de sun, and de most brilyant ov el 
 de planets. — {Old Cluem!) koper. [plant. 
 
 Venus's-basin, Ve-nus-ez-ba-sn, v.. de nam ov a 
 
 Venus's-comb, Ve-nus-ez-kom, n. de Jeperdz 
 nedl, [ov sensitiv plant. 
 
 Vexus's-flyteap, Vg-nus-ez-flj-trap, n. a kjnd 
 
 Venus's-hair, Ve-nus-ez-hqr, n. de nam ov a 
 a plant. 
 
 Venus's-looking-glass, Ve-mis-ez-ltik-ig-glas, 
 n. a spejez ov kompanyqla. 
 
 Venus's-navelwort, Ve-nu3-ez-na-vl-wurt, n. 
 flaks-levd h'sndz tug. 
 
 Veracious, Ve-ra-Jus, a. pozest ov verasiti; ob- 
 zervant ov trmt; onest; trffi. 
 
 Veracity, Ve-ras-i-ti, n. habityipl obzervans ov 
 troot; moral troat; integriti.— -In strikt proprjetl, 
 tsrasiti iz aplikabl onli tu personz, and signifjz 
 not fizikal, but moral troit. 
 
 Veranda, Ve-ran-da, 71. [an Oriental wurd;] an 
 opn portiko; an ernamental penth'ss over a 
 windo er dor. 
 
 Verateia, Ve-ra-tri-a, 7h. {Chem.} a vejetabl 
 alkalj diskuverd in hwjt helebor and sum uder 
 plants; veratrin. 
 
 Verateine, Ve-ra-trin, n. {Ohem.} a vejetabl 
 alkalj, ov a perznus natynr, ekstrakted from de 
 roots ov {veratr-um album,) er hwjt helebor, and 
 sum uder plants; keld else {veratria.) 
 
 Veeatrum, Ve-ra-trum, n. [L.] {Bot.} helebor; a 
 jenus ov plants. 
 
 Verb, Verb, n. [*a wurd.] — {Gram.} a pqrt or 
 speg hwiq signifjz tu be, tu d(X>, er tu sufer; er 
 it iza wurd bj menz ov hwiq sum akJon er stat 
 iz atribynted tu sum ajent er subjekt; az, j am, 
 he redz, Je iz advifrd. — An aktiv, er transitiv, 
 rerh ekspresez an akJon pasig from an ajent er 
 aktor tu an objckt akted upon: az. He luvz 
 Penelope. — C[ pasiv rerh ekspresez a pajon er 
 suferig, dat iz, de resevig ov an akJon; and it 
 impljz an objekt akted upon, and an ajent bj
 
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 Lh . , 1 i« ukU'J ui/>n; ai, Prn^lope is lurd bj 
 him. -U n^Ur, or intra/nritir, rtrrb oksprteei 
 nt (iff ukjon nor suf<rio. but brip, nr a otnt <;r 
 btin; i»«, j *"». i "'• '^i^,f ii u K 
 rrrh: liwiij implj akj^m wid^t an 
 
 ujxjn; ax, J run, hf w>k«.—'det qr b, ^„. „ 
 
 arianx, stjIJ akticinlrnntitic v^rbx, in duU||k- 
 Jon frum aktic-trmifitic v^rbx. 
 
 U r^ji/nlar terh iz wun hwiq formz iU imp^r- 
 fekt or loist toiii au'l |x;rf»;kt or fxjat |«'irti9iijl bj 
 a«lig rf or ed tu dt pren-nt; az, lur, i. A p. lurd. 
 — An irAijyx^liir rerh iz wun dat duz not Juriu its 
 Imp^rfokt or past tens and {wrfvkt or jMst j>qr- 
 tiaipl bj de uaijon ov d ot ai lu dc prc-zcnt; ac, 
 tptK, i. tpub, p. t[Hjkn. 
 
 OijsUynri rerb:, kold olso htlpig rerbz, qr duz 
 bJ menz ov hwic; loii''/ vyrbz qr prinsipali k6n- 
 jqgateJ. Ila qr dai, hr, hac, fal, tcil, ma, kan, 
 liuJ tnugt, wid d.-^r varinjunz. 
 
 (I dr/ektic rrrh iz wun hwiq iz yqzd ia onli a 
 pqrt ov de mitxlz and tcnscz; az, kuut. 
 EBBAL, Vor-bal, a. drliverd iu wurdz; konslstig 
 in uicr wurdz; spukn, nut ritn; ural; utcrd bi 
 mut; niinqtli ejjiakt in wurdz; literal; haviu 
 wurd an-terio tu wurd;— dcrjvd from a v^rb; az, 
 a rt-rhal mn. [a v^rb. 
 
 EKBAL, Vyr-bal, n. {Gram.) a nsn derjvd from 
 LUBALisT, Vvr-bal-ist, n. wun biD delz or iz 
 skM in wurdz. [verbal. 
 
 ERBALITV, V9r-b.-»l-i-ti,* n. At kwoliti ov btig 
 KHBALiZATiOX, V?r-bal-i-za-Jon, ri. At akt ov 
 viTbuliiio. 
 
 KUBALIZK, V\»r-bal-iz, r. t. tu turn intu a v^rb. 
 ERBALLV, \\ir-bal-i, ad. in wurdz; urali; wurd 
 fir wurd. ["i^tig ov, wurdz. 
 
 EKBARiA.N, Vcr-bd-ri-ao, a. rtiatig tu, or kon- 
 ERBATiu, Ver-bii-iim, ad. [L.] wurd for wurd. 
 KKBC.VA, Ver-be-na, n. [L.] {Bot.} a. jtnm ov 
 plant; v^rvnn. 
 
 URBKBATE, V^'r-ber-st,* c. t. tu bet; tu strik. 
 KRBERATiox, V^r-ber-B-JoD, n. inflikjon ov 
 bk.z. 
 
 ERBiAGE, Vyr-bi-aj, n. a profqjon ov wurdz 
 wit litl sens; vcrbositi; cmti or sqix.-rfliius ritifl 
 or di^kurs. 
 
 £RB08E, Ver-bus, a. abtindig in wurdz; wurdi; 
 prulik.-"; tcdyus bj yqzij) meni wurdz. 
 KiuiosELY, Ver-biis-li, ad. in a verbus manor. 
 KKiiosiTT, Ver-bos-i-ti, n. Ae kwiliti ov bcig 
 virh^^: egzubor.ins ov wurdz; prujiikiiti. 
 CKDAS'cy, \ or-<lau-8i, n. grennesi. 
 liBDA.VT, Vijr-dant, a. grcn; frej: ov At kulor ov 
 grus; fldrijio. 
 
 ERD-AXTiQL'K, Vijrd-an-l*k, n. [Fr.] At grcn 
 inkrujtujou f'snd on At surfas ov onjent kci|>cr 
 and brvi< kernz.— (J//n.) a bqtiful, miitld gren 
 mqrbl, an li^frrgnt ov mqrbl and scrponljn. 
 ERDERER, Vvr-der-cr, «. {Kmj. )air) an ofiser 
 in dr kiyz forest. Sumtimx ritn ( I'erdercr.) 
 ERDiCT, V^r-dikt, n. {Laic) At drtfrmina/on 
 or an-'cr ov a jqri givn or dckl4rd tu a kurt in 
 relnjon tu a koz on trjal: doklarajon; de.-<i3on: 
 jujment. 
 
 ERDioRis, V«Jr-digrfs, n. At bit; gren rust ov 
 k<>\».'T or bras; a pigment hwi^ iz an n&etnt ov 
 k<ipr. 
 
 ■RiiiTER, Vvr-di-tcr, n. {C'hfm.) a hjdmted p^r- 
 k'lrbonat ov ko(>er, a bit; pigiu'^nf, jenerali prc- 
 pi^rd >i( dckom)>uzi{) a sulijuu ov a njlmt ov 
 k^jicr bj dr ndijun ov qok. 
 ERDiTi'RE. V.-r-di-tqr, n. St {I'enliUr.) 
 erdi;rk, V^rU-yqr, n. grrn; de grrn kulor or 
 fr"/iu-!< ov gras and uder vcjelajon. 
 ERi'iKtu, Vi;rd-yqrd, a. kuvord wid v^rdjrqr. 
 KRKi ROfs, V.-rdynr-us, a. abfodio iu vvrdyt^r; 
 grtn; kuvord wid grtn. 
 
 Verktilli'M, Ver-e-til-um, a. [L.] pi. Ver-r- 
 til-a; a sort ov polipuj. 
 
 VcnnAi.nn, Vrr ^'i !f., n. a kjad or p%r. Rita 
 
 ri f.»rm ov a rod, 
 
 - - . ^c mai ov a den; 
 
 — de bngk; de ej; dc utmost border, brim; n»qr- 
 jin: rim:— df «pind1 ov Ar h^Un* in i wyj. — 
 
 U. ' ■ , 4 . ■ • ji OT 
 
 I 'i». 
 
 '(.•_ '/ va- 
 
 ajil I'l i<.rj, uuii \ii. sMwr lLjX'..i lu vU i.>.-i ov dc 
 
 manor bw^l boldig io biz hand a verj or rod. 
 V'eroe, Veri, r. I. tu aprdx;; tu inkljn; tu tend. 
 Verger, ><frj-er, n. wun ho) vi/rjcz; wun hdk 
 
 kiiriz a denz v^rj; an at^ndant at a <;ur<j. 
 Vekikical, Ve-rid-i-kal,» a. telig twjt. 
 Verifiable, V^r-i-fj-a-bl, a. dat ma be verifjd 
 
 or konfi'rmd. 
 Verification, Ver-i-fi-kA-Jon, n. deaktovver- 
 
 iflig: konfermo/on. 
 Verifier, Ver-i-fj-er, n. wun h<i> vcrifjz. 
 Veriey. V^r-i-fi, r. t. tu pnDv tu be tnt>; ta 
 
 esLibli/; tu jujtiff agen^t qqrj or folshud; ta 
 
 konfvrm. [d^d. 
 
 Verilt, V^r-i-li, ad. in tni»t; sertenli; reali; in- 
 Vlrisimilar, Ver-i-sSm-i-lar, a. aperig tu be 
 
 truti; probabl. 
 Verisimilitude, Ver-i-si-mll-i-tud, n. aperaiu 
 
 ov troit: rezemblans tu tra>t; probabiliti. 
 Verihimility, Vcr-i-si-mil-i-ti,* n. probabiliti; 
 
 veri^imiliind. [i<imilar. 
 
 Ver:81Milou8, Ver-i-sim-i-lus,» a. probabl: vcr- 
 Veritable, V^r-i-ta-bl, a. tns; agrrabl tu fakt. 
 Veritably, Vdr-i-ta-bli, ad. in a tns mancr: 
 
 reali; trail i. 
 Verity, V^r-i-ti, n. tn»t; akordans wid fakt or 
 
 rraliti; realiti; a trcD a-'iorjon; moral trdtt. 
 Vebjlice, V^'r-jq!<, n. ek-^pre^t jq* ov unr|p ar 
 
 gren grap'', or o' unrjp or krab ajilz. 
 V£Rii>:8, Vi-r-mtz, n. />!. [/..] {Zx/i.) wurmz; a 
 
 klas ov invi^rtcbratcd animalx, kcimpreb^udig ot 
 
 At anyqlar or rigd spcjcz. dat hav no antenc, 
 
 na legs, nu \9i, no tnt> blud, and no distigkt 
 
 hctl. 
 Vermicelli, V9r-mi-<;^l-i, ur V^r-mi-M^l-i, n. 
 
 [/(.] a i>a<t ov hwrt fltsr, dron ^t and drjd in 
 
 sli-ndcr silindcrz, .•'uinhwut Ijk wurmz. 
 Vermicular, Ver-mik-yq-lar, a. formd or aktig 
 
 Ijk a wurm; havig a spjral form or akjon; ver- 
 
 uiikyqhit. 
 Vermiculate, Vcr-mik-yn-lat, r. t. tu inla, to 
 
 az tu intimat At mujon or trak ov wurmz; ta 
 
 inlii. [or magots. 
 
 Vermiculate. Ver-mik-yn-lat, a. ful ov wurmi 
 Vermiculation, Ver-mik-yq-la-Jon, n. de akt 
 
 ov viTinikynlntig. 
 Vekmicule^ V.;r-mi-kql, n. a litl grub or wurm. 
 Vermiculitk, Ver-mik-yq-ljt, n. {ifin.) a sil- 
 
 ijus inini-ml kompuzd ov mikajus-lukig plats. 
 Vermiculose, Ver-uiik-yn-lus, a. ful ov wurmi: 
 
 virmikvqlar. 
 Vermiculous. Vcr-mik-yq-Ius, a. ful ov grabs 
 
 or wurmz: rriemblig grubz; vormikytilar. 
 Vermiform. Vyr-mi-fiirm, a. havig de form or 
 
 Jiip ov a wurm. 
 Vermifuge, Vrr-mi-ftu'. n. {Mtd.) a mcdiain 
 
 dat ek-'it'lz wurmz: antclmintik. 
 Vebmilios. Ver-mil-yon. n. k"><;infl: o grub nr 
 
 insckt:- r«.l sulfurct ov invrkqri: a red pigment; 
 
 einabtir; eui bqtiful reJ kulor. 
 Vermilion, Vcr-mil-yon, r. /. tu dj red. 
 Vermin, V^r-min, n. eni nok/us animalr-aplkl 
 
 tu kw6driDi>odx, reptilx, wurmx, or in»*kt», hwig 
 
 qr injqrius tu de ktillivator;— a hitman bcig in 
 
 kont^mt.
 
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 Yekmixate, Ver-mi-nat, i\ i. tu bred vermin. 
 
 Vermin ATiON, Yer-mi-na-Jon, n. jenerajon ov 
 vermin. [vermin. 
 
 Yerminlv, Yer-min-li,* a. rElatiij tu, er Ijk 
 
 Vkrminols, Yer-min-us, a. kezd bj er bredii) 
 wurmz. 
 
 Yermifarous, Yer-mip-a-rus, a. prodi^sii) wurmz. 
 
 Yermivorous, Yer-miv-o-rus, a. fedig on wurmz. 
 
 Yermonter, Yer-mont-er, ?i. a nativ er inhab- 
 itant ov \'erm6nt; a Yermontsz. 
 
 Yermontese, Yer-mont-ez, n. sing. & pi. an in- 
 habitant or de inhabitants ov Yermont. 
 
 Yernaculae, Yer-nak-yn-lar, a. nativ; ov wunz 
 on kuutri: az, a rerndki/iilar laijgwaj. 
 
 Yeenaculaeism, Yer-nak-yn,-lar-iz-m, n. a. ver- 
 nakyi^lur wurd er idiom. 
 
 Yernacularly, Yer-nak-7q,-lar4i, ad. in d ver- 
 nakynlar maner. [ — skofig. 
 
 Vernacclous, Yer-nak-yq^-las,* a. vernakyn,lar; 
 
 Yernal, Vvr-nal, a. beloijig tia de sprii); ilurij- 
 iij, az in de sprig; blflomiij. 
 
 A^ernakt, Yer-nant,* a. vernal. 
 
 Yernate, Yer-nat,* v. i. tu gro yug. 
 
 Yeenatiox, Yer-na-Jon, n. {Hot.} foliajon; de 
 maner in hwiq de yug levz qr aranjd in d^r kf- 
 bud. 
 
 Vernier, Yer-ner, n. a kontrjvans fGrme3ti,rig in- 
 terval betwen de divigonz ov gradyq^ated skalz, 
 er s^rkq,lar instroiments, invented bj Peter Yer- 
 ner. 
 
 Vernility, Yer-nil-i-ti,* n. servil karij; de sub- 
 misiv, fenig behavyor ov a slav. 
 
 Veronica, Ye-ron-i-ka, n. [It. & Sp.] literali, a 
 tra> imaj; — a hagkerqif on hwiq de fas ov de 
 Savyor iz reprezented. — {But.} a jenus ov plants; 
 spedwel. 
 
 Veerel, Yer-el, n. a. rig at de end ov a kan, &s.; 
 a ferial. 
 
 Verruca, Yer-do-ka, n. [£.] {Med.} a wort. 
 
 Yeeeucose, Yer-tD-kos, a. {Bot. & Zool.} kuv- 
 erd wid worts; worti; wertljk. 
 
 Verrucous, Ver-cb-kus, a. {But.} werti; vercbkos. 
 
 Yersability, Yer-sa-bil-i-ti,* / n. aptnes tu be 
 
 Versableness, Yer-sa-bl-nes,* ( turnd or wsnd. 
 
 Yersable, Ver-sa-bl,* a. dat ma be turnd; kon- 
 vertibl. [«a?_,-] tcDtal. 
 
 Verbal, Yer-sal,* [a kant kontrakjon ov yuniver- 
 
 Yersant, Yer-sant, a. skild; familyar; konversant. 
 
 Versatile, Yer-sa-til, a. dat ma be turnd risnd; 
 qanjabl; variabl: — ezili apljd tu nq, laborz er 
 purj^ts: redi: kwik; apt; dosil. [er. 
 
 Versatilely, Yer-sa-til-li, ad. in a versatil man- 
 
 Yersatileness, Yer-sa-til-nes, n. versatiliti. 
 
 Versatility, Yer-sa-til-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov be- 
 ig versatil; kwiknes. 
 
 Verse, Vers, n. a me^xiTd Ijn ov poetri; a stanzo: 
 - — poetri; laz; metrikal laggwaj; a pes ov poetri; 
 a jert sekjon ov prozaik kompozijon; a para- 
 graf; a Jert pasaj er tekst. 
 
 Verse, Vers,* v. t. tu tel in vers; tu versifj. 
 
 Versed, Ycrst, a. skild in; akwanted wid; havig 
 nolej. [versez. 
 
 Yerse-makee, Vers-mak-er, n. wun ho) maks 
 
 Yerseman, V^rs-man, n. a. poet, in lq,dikrus lag- 
 gwaj. 
 
 Veesee, Vers-er,* n. a mer v^rsif jer. 
 
 Verset, Yer-set,* ?i. [/V.] a vers, az ov skriptynr. 
 
 Versicle, Yer-si-kl, n. a litl vers. 
 
 Veesicoloe, Yer-si-kul-or, j a. qanjig in kul- 
 
 Veesicoloeed, Yer-si-kul-ord, ( or; meui-kalord. 
 
 Versification, Ver-si-fi-ka-Jon, ». de akt er qrt 
 ov versifjig; de akt ov makig versez; — de megq,r, 
 form, er struktyr^r, ov vers. 
 
 Veesificator, Ver-si-fi-ka-tor, n. a vdrsifjer. 
 
 Versificateix, Yer-si-fi-ka-triks, n. a. femal 
 versifier. 
 
 Veesified, Ver-si-fid, p. a. turnd intu vers. 
 
 Versifier, Yer-si-fj-er, n. wun hot) versifjz; a 
 maker ov versez, eder wid er wid'st de spirit ov 
 poetri. [intu vers. 
 
 Versify, V^r-si-f j, v. t. tu relat in vers; tu turn 
 
 Versify, Y^r-si-fj, v. i. tu mak versez. 
 
 Version, Yer-Jon, n.. qanj: transformajon; qanj ov 
 direkjon; — translajon; de akt ov translatig. 
 
 Veesionist, Yer-Jon-ist, n. wun hcb maks a ver- 
 Jon. 
 
 Veest, Verst, n. [EcDfian] a R<Djian me3ti,r, les dan 
 tre kwerterz ov an IggliJ mjl, ekwal tu 212)^ 
 rodz. Ritn elso {befst} and {iverst.} 
 
 Veesl'S, Yer-sus, prep. [Z.] {Law} agenat. 
 
 Vest, Vert, n. {Fr.l {Forest law} hwotever groz 
 and b^rz a gren lef in a forest, dat ma kuver 
 and bjd a der. — {Her.} gren kulor. 
 
 Veetebra, Yer-te-bra, n. [L.] pi. V^r-te-bre; a 
 jffnt in de bak er spjn; verteber; — pi. de bonz ov 
 de spjn. — It iz komonli yq,zd in de pli^ral, tu. 
 denot de agregat ov smel bonz er junts dat 
 kompoiz de spjn; hens, elso, de spjn. Se ( Ver- 
 tehre.} 
 
 Veetebeal, Ver-te-bral, a. relatig tu de verte- 
 bre er verteberz, er de bonz er jtfnts ov de spjn. 
 
 Vertebrate, Ver-te-brat, 7i. {Zool.} a verte- 
 brated animal. 
 
 Veetebeate, Ver-te-brat, | a. furnijt wid er 
 
 Veetebeated, Yer-te-brat-ed,) havig vertebre 
 er verteberz. — Vertehrated aninialz ferm a grat 
 divigon ov de animal kigdom, and inkliid el dat 
 qr furnijt wid a bakbon, er a spjn, kompozd ov 
 a suksejon ov vertebre. 
 
 Vertebre, Ver-te-ber, ». />?. V^r-te-berz; aj6Pnt 
 in de bak er spjn. Se ( Vertebra.} 
 
 J^^ Eq,r iz a komon mistak in de yqs ov ds 
 Latin wurd from hwiq dis iz derjvd, hwiq it ma 
 not be improper tu rektif j. ( Vertebra} iz not 
 unfrekwentli yqzd tu signif j de hoi kulekjon ov 
 jernts hwiq ferm de bakbon, hwjl in realiti it 
 menz onli wun ov doz jffnts; de plq,ral iz rerte- 
 bre, and dis et tu be yi^zd fer de hoi spjn, if 
 we denominat it bj a Latin wurd; but if we spek 
 IggliJ, it et tu be {vertebres,} terieberz. 
 
 Vertex, Yer-teks, n. [L.] pi. Ver-ti-sez, {Eng.} 
 Ver-teks-ez; de zenit; cte pernt overbed; — dg 
 kr-sn er top ov de hed; — de top ov eni tig endig 
 in a pernt. 
 
 Vertical, Ver-ti-kal, a. relatig tu de verteks; 
 plast in er pasig trO) de verteks er zenit; beig 
 perpendikyqlar tu de horjzon. — Vertikal ayglz, 
 opozit agglz, formd bj tit) strat Ijnz hwiq inter- 
 sekt eg uder. — Vertical serkl, a grat serkl ovde 
 sfer, pasig trco de zenit and nader. — Vertikal 
 Ipi, a Ijn perpendikyqlar tu de horjzon. — Verti- 
 kal plan, { Cunics,} a plan pasig trco de verteks, 
 and paralel tu de plan ov de sekjon. 
 
 Vertical, Ver-ti-kal, n. a vertikal serkl. — Prfm 
 Tertikal, dat serkl er azimut hwiq iz perpendik- 
 yi^lar tu de meridian, and pasez tra> de est and 
 west pernts ov de horjzon. [vertikal. 
 
 Veeticality, Yer-ti-kal-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 Veetically, Yer-ti-kal-i, ad. in a vertikal man- 
 er; in a direkjon perpendikyq^lar tu de horizon. 
 
 Yerticalness, Ver-tl-kal-nes, n, destatovbeig 
 vertikal. 
 
 Veeticillate, Ver-tis-il-at, a. {Bot.} aranjd ia 
 a hworl; plast r^ind a stem in a rig. 
 
 Yeeticillated, Yer-tis-il-a-ted, a. aranjd in a 
 hwerl; vertisilat. 
 
 Yerticillus, Ver-ti-sil-us, n. [i.] {Bot.} a rig; 
 a hwerl. [tajon. 
 
 Veeticity, Ver-tis-i-ti, n. de p'ser ov turnig; ro- 
 
 Verticle, Ver-ti-kl, n. an aksis; a hinj. 
 
 Vertiginous, Ver-tij-i-nus, a. turnig r'snd; r6- 
 tatori; gidi.
 
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 V««Tloi!<ou«LY, Ver-tij-in-iu-Ii, «J. inaTerliJ- 
 
 inuH or hwerlig manur. [tn-t. 
 
 Veetioinousskhs, Vor-tii-in-u«-ne.4, n. anit«di- 
 Vkktioo, V<;r-ti-«a, or Ver-ie-jju, n. [L.j jJ. 
 
 Ver-lij-i-iir«; u K'*^''"^": '^ ■"■"" "*' tuniiy id dr 
 
 htHl.--(<J'niA.) a jniu.s ov ninrj or land Hnali. 
 VkRTiLiNEAR, V^r ti-liij-r-Mr, n. nktiliuear. 
 VtuvAis, N't-r-vao, n. n |rtTiTii:il plaot; a /ruh; 
 
 vcrbrna.- Sumljiui ritii {rrrrt'u.) [plant. 
 
 VKavAlx-MALLOW, Vyr-van-inal-u, n. a pvrenial 
 VUVKLH, Ver-velz, n. pi. oilver rigi er laboli on 
 
 Ac Ic-g ov Q bek. St ( I'arr^U.} 
 Vlkv, >'er-i, a. trcb; rral; haviy eni kwolitii, in 
 
 an t'minijnt def^rr: komple't; i«irlokt;— iner; — frt- 
 
 kwontli wilt rES|>^kt tu suutig bad; az, "a ttri 
 
 nnv;" but !*unitiiur in a gud sonm ai, "a reri 
 
 frond;" -saui, etutaiikali; at, *' de reri man." 
 VxaT, Ver-i, ad. in a grnt dtgre; in an eminent 
 
 dtgri. 
 VmCA.VT, V^-i-kant, n. {Med.) a substaos dat 
 
 nccx bliDtcrz on de 8kin. 
 YxsiCATK, Ve.i-i-knt, r. t. tu rai litl bladers or 
 
 bliDtcrz un; tu blister. 
 Vesication, Ves-i-ka-Jon, n. blistcrig; Beparajon 
 
 ov At ki^tikl. 
 Vksicatobt, V'e-sik-a-tfl-ri, n. {Med.) a blistar- 
 
 iO pi. IS tor. 
 Vesicle, N (^.i-i-kl, n. a litl ^r-blader; — a imol 
 
 bli<tcr, or tqmor, formd bj de ulevaJoD ov Ac 
 
 kiitiki. kontanio verus mat«r. 
 Vesicular, Vc-sik-yq-lar, j a. relnfio tu vcsi- 
 Vkkiculose. Vf -'ik-yii-liM, I klz: Ijk vesiklz; 
 
 huviii Ml. ' i kavitiz, as lava, ki.; holcD: 
 
 ful ov ,': i. 
 
 VEfiPta, N . , /..] de evnifl stqr; At nam 
 
 ov de plaiici \ tuM^ bwen it iz est ot At sun, 
 and a|>ers after sunset; de evnig. 
 
 Ve-speus, Ves-porz, n. />/. dt rvnig s^rvis ov Ac 
 iiutnij (;ur(;; rvnig wurjip. 
 
 Vespehtink, Vei-i>tT-tin, a. hapnijj (ir kumij) in 
 dr rviii|); pcrtanig tu de rvnij). [woape. 
 
 VESPiAay. Ves-jii-a-ri, n. a babitajon er nest ov 
 
 Vessel, Ncs-el. u. dat btoz yiis iz tu kont/in 
 sumtiu els; siumtig hulo: a kask; a dij: a bul: a 
 plat; a van;— a vehikl in hwiq mvn or ^uiit qr 
 k'lnviid on de WMtcr, uz a Jip, brij;. .ir .■"loop.— 
 i^Anat. k Hot.} a tqb; a kanal, -tr diikt, htvii; 
 kuntans a flqid or uder sub.Jtans. — {T/i-r -i.) >i 
 person resevig sum mesqr ov hwot ic purd "st bj 
 Hevn. [barel. 
 
 Vessel, V^-d,* r. /. tu put intu a vesel; tu 
 
 Veskets, V^-cts, H. a k|nd ov klot, mad iu 
 IdSlund. 
 
 Vessicsov, Vfa-ik-non, j n. a windgxl or 8<jft 
 
 Vessionos, Ves-ifj-non, I swclig un u horsei hiiif. 
 
 Vest, Vi-si, n. an •Kter gqrment;--u wa:<tkot: — ?o 
 yqitl in At Vqnjtcd 8tat«, and prorinjali in 
 
 Vkm. • I ! " ; iirub; tu 
 
 di r ov; tu 
 
 in^ • , , , ; tu giv 
 
 an iiutdiut, iik.-t rii uv prezeui «*r Iqtyqr enjir- 
 mcnt, a* ov an estat. 
 
 Vksta, V(».'<-ui, n. {Mirth.) a pvir ' ■ ■ , .) 
 wun ov de for fvattX plaiicti* li» >i - 
 
 twrn dt '»rbit!t ov .Mqn ami .Iqpi .r,|. 
 
 It woi di.okdvonl bj l)r. Ollx-n, m L--"7. 
 
 Vestal, Vos-tal, n. a verjin kuniekratcd tu 
 (fiKli'i r<Mf<i,- a pi(r v^rjin. i.iir-.,..r 
 
 Vestal, V^s-tal, a. rtlatig tu dr . 
 
 Vested. V^t-ed. a. {Law) notl[iii 
 
 bj kontinjen^i; cstibliit bJ l.»; havi(i •\ i.k-t qt. 
 
 Vbstiaby, Vfet-yi-a-ri, a. a dr«»i(j-n&iu;a word- 
 rub. 
 
 Vxstibclar, V«ss-tib-yq-lar, a. rtlntig tu a ves- 
 tibql; rezeiablig a veslib^l. 
 
 Vkstibulk, V*«-ti-bnI. 
 de entrsn* uv an n 
 f<T»t entrans ov n 
 
 (•- 
 
 ArcK.) an kna bcMr 
 !i his: de por^ er 
 '.loi; de but or a 
 
 Veatitihe, \ 
 
 kbit, and de pr<-|Mm/un 
 Veatme.xt, Ventmcnt, n. 
 N'EKTBr, V^i-tri. n. n n'. 
 
 f utjit«p; a mqrk left bchjod 
 : Irak. 
 i^. n. u kuverig; material fiir vecti. 
 ti-tqr, fi. de manyqfaktyqr or 
 
 de V 
 
 ^rt ov dres. 
 
 ' 1.1 a can;, 
 
 I in hwic 
 
 1 ]«rokial 
 
 t>TUV uuAUu, \ uit-K'i-Ujrd, li. a namber ot 
 iMT'iitiz bji loannj parukial af^rx; a vo<tri. 
 estrv-man, Vus-tri-man, a., jd. VeH-tri-men; 
 wun btb mjtnajct de afj^n ov a pari/; wun or a 
 vcstri-bord. (habit. 
 
 ESTL'RE. V^t-yqr, n. klodig; gqrment; rub; dr**; 
 E8Tt;aED, VAjt-yqrd, a. kuverd wid vestyqr; 
 drest. [^qviui. 
 
 ESLViAX, Ve-!"ii-vi-an, a. rrlatig tu Muat Ve- 
 EsuviAN, Ve-«i'i-vi-an, /». {Min.) a 6ub-«|ic/ei 
 ov piramidal gurnet; volkanik pirnet; a brsni/ 
 niiiii-ral ttubrttiui-t kristahzd; idinknui. 
 ETCH, Vet;, n. a jenus ov plaiit.i; u Irgqminus 
 pl.int uuq kiiltivated in Vqrupai Imlax fnr katl. 
 ETCiiLi.vo, Ve<; lig, n. {Bot.) u jenu^ ov b^rba- 
 ju* planLu. [ci. 
 
 ETCHV, Veq-i, a. mad ov veqez; ab'<!ndig in veq- 
 ETEKAN, Vet-cr-aii, n. an uld soljer. — wun old 
 in I'k.-periens; a man log praktist in eni tig. 
 ETEUA.v, Vet-cr-an, a. uld in prakti:i, iKirtikjq- 
 lurli in wor. 
 
 ETEEI.NARIAX, Vet-er-l-nd-ri-an, n. wun (kild 
 in de dizezez ov katl; a veterinori surjun. 
 ETKRiXAEv, Vct-er-i-nn-ri, a. relHlig tu de qrt 
 ov lif lig de dizezez ov dume^tik animalt. 
 ETO. N'r'-tcj, n. in modem yq.«, a pruhibi/on; de 
 p'^er ov prubibitig; de akt ov otopig or prcv^nt- 
 ig de cniiktment ov a !•). 
 
 ETO, Ve-to, r. t. tu prohibit: tu forbid; tu stop 
 or prevent brig kurid intu i-tekt, az a la b) a 
 veiu. [Molern, yqzd in Icji.-'la/on.] Ide veto. 
 EToisT, Vc-t<j-ist, u. wan hj> .xusttiuz de yqs or 
 i.x. \'ck.-i, r. (. tu torment; tu tez: tu plag; tu 
 m'lriifj; tu fret: tu ofend; tu g»l; tu haras; ta 
 distdrb: tu diskw{ot; tu trubl wid sljt proroka- 
 /on: — tu ."trc;. az bj huk«. 'anrti. 
 
 EX, Vok.-, . ■ ' • 
 
 EXATIOX, \ 
 
 stnt i)V bri{) i 
 
 Jagri'n: uneziiiu^; »fru; k»i uv trubl L>r Uiitiiues. 
 EXATIOI'S. Vek^-ii-Jus, a. afliktiv; trubliiam: 
 
 kozig trubl; ful ov trubl; anezi; tezig. — iVi-.ta- 
 fii* mt, (Laic) a gqt institqted mali/ui>li and 
 
 widSt reznabl koz. 
 
 EXATIOUSLY, Veks-ii-Jus-li, Ad. IB a vrkaa/us 
 
 niMiKT: unczili. (unetincs. 
 
 KXATIOCSNESS, Vek»-i-Ju»-nes, a. trdbl!>umDe»; 
 EXED, ^'ekst, /'. a. dijkwjeted; .HJilatcd; vck.sa- 
 
 /u<: dispqtt^l: kont^sted; koiig kont*;n/on; as, "a 
 
 ifkft kwf^tynn. 
 
 EXKR, Vekii-er, a. wun hoi veksez. 
 
 Exii., Veks-il, n. a flag or sUndand.— </Mi.) dc 
 
 upor p<'tal ov a papilionajus fl'^er. 
 EXILLAEY, Veka-il-a-ri, a. a ftaodard-b^rvr. 
 ! v : ; \Tios, Veki-il-ii-Jon, a. a irosp under wan 
 
 rd. 
 
 in, Voks-il-um, n. [L.] a tt^rAtrA.- 
 <,/' /.,> dc uper, <iggl petal ov a ] 
 fher: a vek<il. 
 
 EXiNOLT, V^ks-ig-li, ad. so as tu ' 
 I A, Vj-u, a. [L.] a wa; a rod,— bj ds wa oir; aa, 
 "qa Nq York."
 
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 ViABiHTr, Vj-a-bil-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig vjnbl; 
 
 aptiti|d tia liv after bert; — sed ov a qjld. 
 Viable, Vj-a-bl, a. kapabl ov livii). 
 Viaduct, Vj-a-dukt, n. a sort ov brij, or a strukt- 
 
 yiy, yi|3i|ali konsistig ov a serisz ov qrqez, bj 
 
 hwiq a pasaj or wa iz fnniiJ from wun iisd, ral- 
 
 rod, er pqrt ov a rod, tia aniider. 
 Vial, Vj-al, n. a smel botl; a fjaJ. 
 Vial, Vi-al, v. t. tu enkluz in a vjal. 
 ViALLED, Vi-ald, a. enklQzd in a vjal. 
 Viand, Vj-and, n. find; met drest; vitlz. 
 ViARY, Vj-a-ri,* a. hapniij in waz or rodz. 
 ViATECTUEE, Vj-a-tekt-ynr, n. At qrt ov kon- 
 
 stniktiij rodz, brijez, ralrodz, kanalz and weter- 
 
 wurks; sivil enjiuerifl. 
 Viatic, Vj-at-ik, a. relatii) tu a jurui. 
 Viaticum, Vj-at-i-kum, n. [L.'\ provijon fer a 
 
 jurni; de last rjt er sakrament givn tu a djig 
 
 person. 
 Vibrate, Vj-brat, v. t. tu brandij; tu moov tu 
 
 and fro wid kwik mojou; tu mak tu kwiver. 
 Vibrate, Vj-brat, v. i. tu mcDv tu and fro; tu 
 
 osilat; tu kwiver. 
 Vibratile, Vj-bra-til, a. sam az {Vibratonj.) 
 Vibration, Vj-bra-Jon, n. dg akt ov vjbratir); 
 
 osilajun; a rapid, rgsiprokatiij mojon. [Jon. 
 
 ViBRATiuNCLE, Vj-bra-ti-uij-kl, n. a smel vjbra- 
 Vibrative, Vj-bra-tiv, a. dat vjbrats; vjbratori. 
 Vibratory, Vj-bra-to-ri, a. vjbratij; kezii) tu 
 
 vjbrat; mcoviij up and dun er tu and frw; osilat- 
 
 ir); vjbrativ. 
 Viburnum, Vj-bur-num, n. [i.] {Hot.) a plant; 
 
 a Jrub; a jsnus ov plants, inkh[dii) de lerustjnus, 
 
 snobel, &s. 
 Vicar, Vik-ar, n. a depyq,ti; — wun hct) perfermz 
 
 de fugkjonz ov aniider; a substitn,t; — dg prgst 
 
 ov a parij, er wun hcD haz dg kj^r ov a parij' in 
 
 plas ov a la er kolgjiat rektor. 
 Vicarage, Vik-ar-aj, n. de bengfis ov a vikar; 
 
 dg h-ss er rezidens ov a vikar. 
 Vicar-general, Vik-ar-jen-er-al, n. an ofiser 
 
 under a bijop, hcD haz kognizans in materz pi^^rli 
 
 spirityi],al.^ [karius. 
 
 Vicarial, Vi-ka-ri-al, a. bgloijii) tu a vikar; vi- 
 ViCARiATE, Vi-ka-ri-at, n. delggated ofis er piser. 
 Vicariate, Vi-ka-ri-at, a. rglatiij tu a vikar; 
 
 baviij a dekgated p-ser; vikarial. 
 Vicarious, Vi-ka-ri-us, a. dgpi],ted; delggated; 
 
 aktig in de plas ov aniider; dun er suferd fer, er 
 
 insted ov, andder; siibstitiited. [aniider. 
 
 Vicariously, Vi-ka-ri-us-li, ad. in dg plas ov 
 ViCARSHip, Vik-ar-Jip, 7i. de ofis ov a vikar. 
 Vice, Vj.s, n. el kondukt in hwiq men dgpqrt from 
 
 dg purpusez ov dj^r bgiij; dg opuzit tu vertyn; 
 
 depraviti; a felt; an ofens; habityi],al felt; dgf'ekt 
 
 in eni tig; imperfekjon; krjm;— de ioA ov de cald 
 
 Joz and moralitiz; — a grjpig majgn er pres, wid 
 
 a skrcD, mad ov jurn er wud; a grjp; a grasp. 
 Vice, Vjs, a prgfiks dencatig, in dg wurdz kom- 
 
 p'snded wid it, wun hco akts in plas ov aniider, 
 
 er wun hcD iz sekond in ragk; az, ■J'/s-prezident, 
 
 r/^-ganselor, &s. 
 Vice, Vj-se, [X.] insted ov; in de plas ov. 
 Vice-admiral, Vjs-ad-mi-ral, n. dg sekond kom- 
 
 dnder ov a flgt; a naval ofiser ov de sekond 
 
 ragk, or suberdinat tu an admiral. 
 Vice-admiralty, Vjs-ad-mi-ral-ti, n. dg ofis ov 
 
 a vjs-admiral. . 
 Vice-agent, Vjs-a-jent, n, wun ho akts az ajent 
 
 fer aniider. 
 Vice-chamberlain, Vjs-qam-ber-len, n. a grat 
 
 ofiser at dg IggliJ kort, suberdinat tu dg lerd- 
 
 qamberlen. 
 Vice-chancellor, Vjs-qdn-sel-or, n. an ofiser 
 
 ov dg qanscri kort, bgl6 dg qansclor; — dg sekond 
 
 inajistrat ov an IggliJ yi],niversiti. 
 
 Vice-consul, Vjs-kon-sul, n. an ofiser suberdinat 
 
 tu a konsul, hooz di^ti it iz tu protekt komers. 
 VicE-DOGE, Vjs-doj, n. an ofiser suberdinat tu 
 
 a doj. 
 Vicegerency, Vjs-je-rcn-si, n. dg ofis ov a vjs- 
 
 jerent; dgpqted piser. 
 Vicegerent, Vjs-jg-rent, n. an ofiser invested 
 
 wid depicted p-ser; a depyi],ti; a levtenant. 
 Vicegerent, Vjs-je-rent, a. havig a delggated 
 
 p'iser. 
 Vice-legate, Vjs-leg-at, n. a suberdinat legat. 
 Vicenary, Vis-E-na-ri, a. belogig tu de number 
 
 twenti. 
 Vice-president, Vjs-pr(5z-i-dent, n. a suberdinat 
 
 prczident under a hjer wun; de sekond ofiser in 
 
 de guvernment ov dg Yi],njted Stats. 
 Vice-regal, Vjs-rg-gal, a. relatig tu a vjsrer er 
 
 vjsreralti. 
 Viceroy, Vjs-rer, n. wun hot) guvernz in plas ov 
 
 a kig, wid a delggated regal etoriti. 
 Vicekoyalty, Vjs-rff-al-ti, n. de ofis er JT^risdik- 
 
 Jun ov a vjsrff. 
 Viceroyship, Vjs-rer-Jip, n. vjsreralti. 
 Vice versa, Vj-sg ver-sa, [i.] de termz beig re- 
 
 verst; reversli. ' [visiniti. 
 
 Vicinage, Vis-i-naj, w. naborhud; plas adjefnig; 
 Vicinal, Vis-i-nal, er Vi-sj-nal, a. ngr; naborig. 
 Vioine, Vis-in,* er Vi-sjn,* a. ngr; visinal. 
 Vicinity, Vi-sin-i-ti, n. ngrnes; dg stat ov bgLg 
 
 ngr; plas er plasez ngr; visinaj; naborhud. 
 Vicious, ViJ-us, a. adikted tu vjs; koriipt in 
 
 prinsipl and kondukt; koriipt; wiked; bad; mis- 
 
 qivus; refraktori. 
 Viciously, ViJ-us-li, ad. in a vijus maner. 
 Viciousness, ViJ-us-nes, n. koruptnes. 
 Vicissitude, Vi-sis-i-tqd, n. regyn,lar qanj: re- 
 turn ov de sam tigz in de sam suksejon; varia- 
 
 Jon; revoli^on. 
 VicissiTUDiNARY, Vi-sis-i-tii,-di-na-ri, a. regyi^- 
 
 laiii qanjig. [visisiln,d. 
 
 VicissiTUDiNOus, Vi-sis-i-tq-di-nus, a. ful ov 
 VicoNTiEL, Vj-kon-ti-el,* a. {Eng. law} relatig 
 
 tu de Jerif. — Vikmitiel rents, rents hwiq de Jerif 
 
 fqrmd fer dg kig. 
 VicoNTiELS, Vj-kon-ti-elz, n. pi. {Law) tigz be- 
 logig tu dg Jerif. 
 Victim, Vik-tim, n. an animal er sumtig imolat- 
 
 ed er slan fer a sakrif js; a sakrifjs; sumtig sak- 
 
 rifjzd er dgstrt^d; a person rcoiud er destrdd tu 
 
 efekt sum purpus. 
 Victimate, Vik-ti-mat,* v. t. tu sakrifjz. 
 Victimize, Vik-tim-jz, v. t. tu mak a viktim ot; 
 
 tu sakrifjz. [a vagkwijer. 
 
 Victor, Vik tor, n. wun hiD kogkcrz; a kogkeror; 
 ViCTORESS, Vik-tor-es,* ti. a femal hct) kogkerz. 
 Victorious, Vik-to-ri-us, a. havig gand a vik- 
 
 tori; kogkerig; havig obtand konkwest; sqperior 
 
 in kontcst: prodiisig konkwes.t; trjiimfant. 
 Victoriously, Vik-to-ri-us-li, ad. wid konkwest; 
 
 trjumfantli. 
 ViCTORiousNESS, Vik-to-ri-us-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 bgig viktorius. 
 Victory, Vik-to-ri, n. sqpgrioriti gand in a batl 
 
 era kontest; konkwest; sukses in kontest; trjumf. 
 Victress, Vik-tres,* n. a fgmal hiD kogkerz. 
 Victual, Vit^l,* n. fcod; — n's ynzd ouli in de 
 
 plil,ral. Sg ( Victuals.) 
 Victual, Vit-1, v. t. tu suplj wid food er vitlz. 
 Victualler, Vit-l-er, n. wun hoo pruvjdz vitlz. 
 Victualling, Vit-l-ig, n. dg akt ov supljig 
 
 provigonz. 
 Victuals, Vit-lz, n. pi. fcod prepq,rd tu be etn 
 
 bj hi|man beigz; kukt provigonz; met drest; 
 
 vjandz. 
 VicuNGA, Vi-kiin-ga, n. {Zool.) a Sst Amerikan, 
 
 wul-biirio kwodroaped, aljd tu de alpaka.
 
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 VIN 
 
 ViDAMC, Vi-d«iin, n. [Fr.] {Eng. law) {Vice- 
 
 dominut;) a bijo[u d^pyi^ti in tdinpurol nuklen; 
 
 wuii nok«t bcneda per. 
 Vide, Vj-dr, \L.\ r. iiHi>fralir, »e,~y\\tA tu rt- 
 
 fi^-r tu numtig. ai a nut or reui\rk. 
 ViDKLiCET, Vi-d^l-i-8«t, All. [L.\ tu wit; namli; 
 
 d:it it. ilii wurd \t jotivruli iibre'viutod tu pi;., 
 
 and de lulverb numli iz, in rtdiy, komunii jri^td 
 
 inxitkl uv it. 
 ViDK UT HL'PRA, Vj-de ut 8(\-pra, [L.] ae de 
 
 prritrdig Htntiuotit. 
 VjoiiAOK, Vid-yn-iij, «. df ''tat or klaa ov wido*. 
 VlDL'AL, Vid-yii-iil,» n. brl6()ig tu a widu; de- 
 
 prjvd uv (1 huxliiind: widkxl. 
 ViDiJiTY, Vi-di'i-i-ti,* n. widohud. 
 VlK, Vj, r. t. tu atrjv far «Hperiorifi; tu strjv 
 
 ag(iii!it udcrx; tu kout^nd; tu koDt^st; tu cn- 
 
 d6v<.r. 
 ViK, \'(,* F. /. tu gtak; tu wajor; tu ntdii; tu 
 
 j£] or pniktis in koinpetifon. 
 ViELLE, Vi-yel, n. [tr.] a hdrdigurdi; a sort ot 
 
 Rtriyd instribuient. 
 ViEN.VESE, Vi-cn-^i, n. tig. and pi. a. nativ or 
 
 As nntivz ov VitSna. [qriuz. 
 
 Vi ET ARM 18, V'J ft (\r-ini», [Z.] {Late) h\ fur.-i ov 
 View, Vii, r. t. tu survii: tu luk on b| wa ov 
 
 L>i^amimiji)n: tu st\ tu beliuld; tu j. 
 View, W\, c. i. tu luk; tu Utk a vi^. 
 View, Vii, n. prospukt; »jt; pnor ov bebaldig; 
 
 k«ir|Hirtiil or iutolektynul ."jt; de akt ov scig; j; 
 
 surva; v^zuminfijiin b{ de j; ubzervajun; a land- 
 
 sknp; !i\M* dut uiii be inkn in b| de j; req ov 
 
 sjt: -uprran^: Jo; dispUi: intcnjon; dezjn. 
 ViEWEH, Vii-er, «. wun bib vt|z. 
 Viewless, > (\-\e*, a. un^en: not diz^>rnibl. 
 ViEWLY. V''i|,-li, a. !<itli; strikiy tu de vi^; hand- 
 sum. [Nort ov Iggland.j 
 Vigesimal. Vi-jt's-i-mal,* a. Ae twentiot. 
 VioKsiMATioy, \'i-j..'s-i-mii-Ji)i), n. de akl ov 
 
 puiii) tu det cvltI twontict man. 
 Vigil, Vij-il, n. Ac akt ov kepij) wo(j; woq: for- 
 
 biiranj ov ."lep;— devojon at de urz ov slep;— a 
 
 fast kept befur a bolidii;— sorvis yii,xd on de njt 
 
 befiJr a holida. 
 VloiLANXE, Vij-i-lans, n. forb,'\ran3 ov slep; W09- 
 
 tuliK'.-; syrkuinspekjon; inse^iant k^r; gqrd. 
 VioiLANCY, Vij-i-lan-si, n. de sam az ( Fiy»- 
 
 lunce.} 
 VioiLANT, Vij-i-lant, a. wocjful; wakful; awak; 
 
 kifrtul: sijrkuiuspokt; dilijent: atentiv. 
 VioiLANTLV, Vij-i-lant-li, at/. wu<;fuli; atontivli; 
 
 ki(rluli. 
 VioNETTE, Vin-yct, or Vin-y^t, n. [Fr.] a kjnd 
 
 ov flurij ov levz or flucrz, or an ornamental 
 
 print or dclinenjon in a buk, partikyiilarli nn Ac 
 
 tiil-paj; cni oruuiuontAl delineajou on de |)aj ov 
 
 a buk. 
 ViONiTE, ViK-njt, n. <J/i/».) a magn^tik jum or. 
 Vigor, Vig-or, n. furs; strcgt; enerji; i-fika^i. 
 VioiiR, Vi;;-or,* r. t. tu utreoton; tu invigumt. 
 Vioonoso, Vig-u-ru-so, [/I.] {Alut.) wid strogt 
 
 and f^riunrs. 
 ViooRora, Vi?-nr-u«, a. ful ov vigor: stroo: fars- 
 
 i' ' . . , J jpi.. f^pjjjjii 
 
 Vi(. n-li. ad. in a vigorus man- 
 
 Vi(. •r-u!t-ne*, II. furs; stront. 
 
 ViLK, \ i\, u. Ui>; uirn: wurtU-s: sordid; d^pi- 
 
 kabl: kontc-mtibl; impi'ir: wikcd. 
 ViLELT, Villi, ad. in a has mancr; basli; menli. 
 ViLC.NESS, Vjl-nos, n. bainoa; menncs; ddspika- 
 
 blno". 
 ViLiKU'ATios. Vil-i-fi-kii-/on. n. Ae akt ov rili- 
 
 f(ili; ilft'aiuHjon; detnik/un; abii^. 
 Vll.lKlER. Vili-f|-rr, n. wiin h.b vilifji. 
 ViLiKV, Vil-i-fj, r. /. tu drbiit; tu mak vjl; tu 
 
 defum; tu abi^i; tu rtprw^; lu revil. 
 
 ILIPEXD, Vil-i-pond,* V. t. tu bar in no Mt/m; 
 
 tu tret wid i>ltt or kont^int. 
 
 iLiPE.M>K.Ncr, Vil-i-p^u-don-ii,* n, ^[1; koa- 
 
 UiiDl; Anuiaiita. 
 
 ILITT, Vil-i-ti,* n. biifine*; v^lnM. 
 
 ILL, Vil,» n. a viluj. 
 
 ILLA, Vil-a, rt a kuntri hiis; a ra>ral inan/on. 
 
 ILLAUE, Vil-nj, n. a iiin'4 kxtek/on ov h^zez in 
 
 de kuntri, le< dan a tin. 
 
 ILLAUKR, Vil-aj-iT, n. an inhabitant ot a vilaj. 
 
 LLAGERY, Vll-llj-or-i, fl. '1 <li-trikt '-T vilfij-r. 
 ILLAI.v, Vil-i-ii, II. Willi ■ ■ : ■ ,r: 
 
 wun uiupl*^d in s^rvil ■ 
 
 8(jn; u raskal: u miv; a i r 
 
 iz II diskrviian"! wid riKi^'lii lu i!. v 
 
 {cillain) and \U kunoktcd wurdz 
 laiii'im,) k*. ilis di'ikri-iianMi buz Imi k .- . 
 ortogrufi ov de ditV-ront wurJz in uit 
 gwaju-z from bwii; dez wurUz hav bin ■!. 
 and it iz n:; tin wc-l e!it:ibli/t tu be eziU kur- 
 t'ktt-d. [{\'illiiHouii.) 
 
 iLLAiN'Oi;s, Vil-cn-us, a. bas; depruvd. Se 
 ILLAINY, Vil-cn-i, n. depraviti. He {yUlany.) 
 ILLAN, Vil-aii,* n. Se ( IV//<j»/i.) 
 ILLA.NAGE, Vil-an-HJ, n. At stal ov a vilaii: bos 
 HV'rvitud: ba.sncs; infami: vilani. [tu drdiin. 
 iLLASize, Vil-an-j/, r. t. tu debus; tu drgmd; 
 ILLANIZER, Vil-uu-{z-<>r, n. wun hd> degrudx, 
 diba-icz, ilefiimz, or vilanizez. 
 lLLAN0i;8, Vil-an-us, a. has; vjl: wikcxl; krim- 
 iiiiil: vori bad: — .sori, in a familyar sens. 
 ILLAVOUSLY, Vil-an-u.s-li, aJ. wikodli; basli. 
 iLLA.voL'SNEss, Vil-an-u4-ncs, n. ba^nus; wik- 
 edne.s. 
 
 ILLANY, Vil-an-i, n. de kwuliti ov beig vilanus; 
 wikedne.s; basncD; depraviti; gros atru/usnea;— a 
 wike*l akjon: a krjin;— in dis sens it hiiz a pin- 
 nil, ^e H'illain.) (mini-ral. 
 ILLAR.SITE, Vil-arz-jt, II. (Jifin.y a ni!igne3aii 
 ILLATIC, Vil-at-ik,* a. belogio tu vilajoz. 
 ILLKIN, Vil-on, n. wun ba>, under de fi^dal sis- 
 tL-m, held bj Q has tcuynr; — riln olso {rillan,} 
 and (rillaiii.y 
 
 ILLI, Vil-j. n.pl. [L.] hare. — (Anal.) fjben. — 
 {/Ji'i.} a h^ri er Jagi ekskr^sens ov plants or 
 trei. [wuli. 
 
 ILLOSE, Vil-6!<, a. kuvcrd wid soft h^n tikli sot; 
 ILLOL'S, Vil-us, a. Jagi; ruf; furi; h^r:. 
 IMINAL, Vim-i-nal, a. relatig tu twigi; prudqs- 
 
 '0 tw'ff«- I'w'g*. 
 
 miNEOUS, Vi-min-e-us, a. fonnd or mad or 
 
 INACKOL'S, Vi-nii-/us, a. bel6oio tu w{n er 
 
 ^nips: vjnus; vjni. 
 
 INAIGRETTE, Vin-a-gf^f, n. [Fr.] a sna kon- 
 
 tanip vinegar: — a boks pcrfi'iiud wid aruinatik 
 
 vinegar; u ismelig boks;— a sort oT kuverd hwel- 
 
 baru. 
 
 i.vciBiLiTY, Vins-i-bi!-i-ti, n. vinsiblnes. 
 
 i.NCiBLE, Vins-i-bl, a. dat ma be vaokwi/t: k6{)- 
 
 korabl: si'iperobl. [vin-ibl. 
 
 iNCiBLENES.'i, Vin8-i-bl-ne«, n. de stat ov beijj 
 
 iSCTtRE, Vigkt-yiir,* n. a bindig. 
 
 iNCt'LLM, Viu-kt\-lu'm, n. [L.] pi. Vin-kq-la; 
 
 {Alijfhra) a kon^ktig m<\rk or Ijn dron uver a 
 
 kwontiti bwiij konsists ov several t^rmi;— a band; 
 
 a kord; a t{. 
 
 INDEMIAL, Vin-d^-mi-al, a. bel6gig tu a vintaj. 
 
 INDEMIATE, Vin-dc'-mi-at, r. i. tu gader de 
 
 vintnj. '-Ti. 
 
 INDEMIATIOV. Vin-de-mi-a-Jon,* «. grni . 
 
 I.VDICABLE, Vin-di-ka-bl, a. dat ma br \ . u 
 
 knted. 
 
 INDICATE, Vin-di-knt, v. t. tu justif}: tu inp- 
 
 urt: tu mautan; tu defend: tu kler. tu proUkt 
 
 from ."onjiir; tu a»v'rl; tu osUblij;— 'tu rtr^^j; 
 
 tu avtoj.
 
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 Vindication, Vin-di-ka-Jon, n. dz akt ov vindi- 
 katii): defens; aserjou: justifikajon. 
 
 Vindicative, Vin-di-ka-tiv, 6r Vin-dik-a- tiv, a. 
 teiidii) tu vindikat or justifj; vindiktiv. 
 
 ViNDiCATiVENESS, Vin-di-ka-tiv-nes,* n. vin- 
 diktivnes. 
 
 Vindicator, Vin-di-ka-tor, n. wun hcD vindi- 
 kats: an aserter. 
 
 Vindicatory, Vin-di-ka-to-ri, a. px|,nitori; vin- 
 diktiv: defensori; justifikatori; vindikatir. 
 
 Vindictive, Vin-dik-tiv, a. givn tu rsvenj; re- 
 venjfial; malignant. 
 
 Vindictively, Yiu-dik-tiv-li, ad. revenjfiali. 
 
 Vindictiveness, Vin-dik-tiv-nes, n. a rsvenjful 
 temper. 
 
 Vine, Yin, n. de plant dat bvz graps; a log, slen- 
 der stem ov a plant; — eni plant dat tralz er runz 
 on de griind, er groz Ijk a grapvin. [In dis sens 
 it iz lokal in Ii)gland,'and komon in de Tn,njted 
 Stats.] 
 
 Vine-clad, Yjn-klad, a. kuverd wid vjnz. 
 
 ViNED, Vjnd, a. havii) levz Ijk doz ov de vjn. 
 
 Vine-dresser, V|n-dres-er, n. wun hctt kultivats 
 er trimz vjnz. [levz. 
 
 Vinefeettee, Vjn-£ret-er, n. a wurm dat ets vjn- 
 
 ViNEGAE, Vin-e-gar, ?i. asid likor, mad ov wjn er 
 uder likor bj undergaii) de sekond er asetus 
 fermentajon; — eni tii) reali er metaforikali s-gr. 
 
 Vinegar, Yin-e-gar, a. relatig tu vinegar; s-sr. 
 
 ViNEGAR-CEUET, Yin-E-gor-kriib-et, n. a smel 
 vesel for holdig vinegar. 
 
 Vine-grub, Vjn-grub, n. an insekt; a vjnfreter. 
 
 ViNER, Yjn-er,* n, an erderer er trimer ov vjnz. 
 
 Vinery, Vjn-er-i, n. a plas er enklogixr fer grap- 
 vjnz. [vjnz. 
 
 Vineyard, Vin-yqrd, n. a gr-^nd planted wid 
 
 ViXNET, Yin-et, n. Se ( Vignette.) 
 
 Vinnewed, Yin-n,d,* a. moldi; musti. 
 
 ViNNY, Vin-i,* a. moldi. [Lokal, Igg.] 
 
 ViNOLENCY, Vin-Q-len-si,* n. drugknnes. 
 
 ViNOLENT, Yin-o-lent,* a. givn tu wjn. 
 
 ViNOSE, Yj-nos, a. partakig ov wjn; vjnus. 
 
 ViNOSiTY, Yi-nos-i-ti, n. de stat er kwoliti ov 
 beii) vjnus. 
 
 Vinous, Vjn-us, a. relatii) tu wjn; havig de 
 kwolitiz ov wjn; konsistirj ov wjn; vjncis. 
 
 ViNQUiSH, Yig-kwiJ, n. a pjnig or laggwijig; a 
 dizez ov Jep. 
 
 Vintage, Yint-aj, n. de tjm ov gaderii) graps; 
 de yerli prodq,s ov de vjn; de graps er wjn prcD- 
 diist. [aj. 
 
 Vintager,. Vint-aj-er, n. wun hot) gaderz de vint- 
 
 Vintner, Yint-ner, n. wun hiD selz wjn. 
 
 ViNTEY, Yin-tri, ?i. a plas hw^r wjn iz sold. 
 
 ViNY, Yjn-i, a. beloijii) tu or ab-sndii) in vjnz. 
 
 Viol, Yj-ol, n. a striijd instrooment ov mq^zik; a 
 bas-vjol. — {JVaut.) a purqas yii,zd okagonali in 
 waiij de agkor; — ritn also {voyol.} 
 
 Viola, Vj-o-la, n. a mixzikal strigd instrcDment; 
 a Iqrj kjnd ov violin tu hwiq de pqrt betwen 
 de sekond vjolin and bas iz asind; a tenor- 
 vjolin. 
 
 Violable, Vj-o-la-bl, a. dat ma be violated. 
 
 Violaceous, Vj-o-M-Jus, a. rezembl'ig vjolets: 
 konsistii) ov vjolots. 
 
 ViOLASCENT, Vj-Q-las-ent, a. rezemblig a vjolet 
 in kulor. 
 
 Violate, Vj-o-lat, v. t. tu transgres: tu hurt; 
 tu infrinj; tu brak eni tig venerabl; tu injij^r 
 bj fears er bj ireverens;— tu ravij; tu defl-xer. 
 
 Violation, Yj-o-la-Jon, n. de akt ov vjolatig; a 
 breq; infrinjment or injur! ov sumtiij sakrod or 
 V^uorabl; — raj); de akt ov defl'serig. 
 
 Violative, Vj-o-la-tiv, a. tendig tu er kezig 
 Vjolajon. [ijer. 
 
 Violator, Vj-o-la-tor, n. wun hco violats; a rav- 
 
 YiOLEXCE, Yj-o-lens, n. de kwoliti ov beig vio- 
 lent; f izikal er moral fors; stregt apljd; an atak; 
 an asolt; -straj; egernes; vehemens; iuji^ri; in- 
 frinjment; — forsibl deflorajon. 
 
 Violent, Yj-o-lent, a. forsibl; aktig wid vjolens 
 er streijt; — prodi^st bj fors: not natyi^ral; — asal- 
 aut; aktig bj fors; — unseznabli vehement; bers- 
 terus; tiirbixlent; fr^rius; impetyq,us; pajonat; — 
 eksterted. 
 
 Violent, Yj-o-lent,* n. an asalant. 
 
 Violently, Yi-o-lent-li, ad. wid vjolens; forsi- 
 bli; vehementli. 
 
 Violet, Yj-o-let, n. a. jenus ov plants, ov meni 
 spejez, wid a delikat fl^ser; — wun ov de seva 
 prjmari kulorz. [kulor. 
 
 Violet, Vj-o-let, a. rezemblig de vjolet, er ov its 
 
 Violin, Yj-o-lin, n. a for-strigd mn,zikal instrcB- 
 ment, plad wid a bo; a fidl. 
 
 Yiolina, Yj-o-lj-na, n. {Ghem^ a. vejeto-alkalj. 
 
 Violinist, Vj-o-lin-ist, n. a plaer on de vjolin; 
 a vjolist. [linist. 
 
 Yiolist, Yj-ol-ist, n. a plaer on de vjol: a vjo- 
 
 ViOLONCELUST, Vs-o-lon-sel-ist, n. a. plaer on 
 a veolonqelo. 
 
 Violoncello, Ve-o-lon-qel-o, er Yj-o-lon-sel-o, 
 n. [/<.] a bas vjolin, wid for strigz; er an in- 
 strooment ov de vjolin kjnd, an oktav loer dan 
 de vjolin. 
 
 ViOLONE, Ye-o-16-ne, n. [7<.] {3Im.} d Iqrj bas 
 vjolin wid tre strigz; a dubl bas. 
 
 Viper, Yj-per, n. a jenus ov venomus serpents 
 dat prodq,3 d^r yug aljv; — a misqivus er malig- 
 nant person. 
 
 YiPEEiNE, Yj-per-in, A. belogig tu a vjper. 
 
 Viperous, Yj-per-us, a. havig de kwolitiz ov a 
 vjper; vjperin. 
 
 Viper's- BUGLOss, Vj-perz-bq,-glos, n. a plant. 
 
 Yiper's-grass, Vj-perz-gras, n. a plant; sker- 
 zonera. [tu a vjrago. 
 
 YiRAGiNiAN, Vir-a-jin-i-an,* a. ov er belogig 
 
 Yiraginity, Yir-a-jin-i-ti, n. de karakter er 
 kwolitiz ov a vjrago. 
 
 Virago, Vj-ra-go, 6r Vi-ra-go, n. a wuman wid 
 manlik kwolitiz; a femal weryor; a tdrbtilent 
 wuman. 
 
 ViRENT, Yj-rent,* a. gren; not faded. 
 
 Yirescent, Yj-res-ent, a. {Bot.} gren; fliirijig. 
 
 ViRGALOO, Yer-ga-lcD, ti. {But.} a kjnd ov pq,r. 
 Se ( Virgoiileuse,} er ( Vergaloo.) 
 
 Yiegate, Yer-gat,* n. a yqrdland, konsistig 
 ov 24 akerz. [rod. 
 
 Yiegate, Yer-gat, a. {Bot.} havig log Joots, Ijk a 
 
 Yirqated, Yer-gat-ed, a. strjped. 
 
 Yiege, Yerj, n. a wond. Se ( Verge.) 
 
 YiEGER, Verj-er, n. Se ( Verger.) 
 
 Virgin, Ver-jin, n. a wuman havig had no kqr- 
 nal nolej ov a man; a mad; a wuman not a 
 muder; — de sjn Vergo in de zodiak. 
 
 Yiegin, Yer-jin, a. befitig a verjin; madnli; pqr; 
 frej; qast; — unyi^zd er unkiiltivated; az, rerjin 
 
 Yiegin, Yer-jin,* v. i. tu pla de verjin. [serl. 
 
 Virginal, Yer-jin-al, a. relatig tu a verjin; 
 madn; madnli. 
 
 Virginal, Yer-jin-al, ». a ked mi],zikal instru- 
 ment rezemblig a hqrpsikerd, fermerli plad bj 
 yug ladiz: — ofn kold verjiiials. 
 
 YiRGiN-BOEN, Yer-jin-bern, a. bern ov a verjin. 
 
 YiEGiNiTY, Yer-jin-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig a 
 verjin; madnhud. 
 
 Yiegin"s-bowee, Yer-jinz-b'5-er, n. At klematis; 
 a plant or Jrub. [de Yerjin. 
 
 Virgo, Yor-go, n. [i.] de sikst sjn in de zodiak; 
 
 YiRGOULEUSE, Yer-gaj-h^z, n. [/>'.] a sert ov p^r; 
 vergakD. 
 
 ViRiD, Yir-id, a. gren; verdant. 
 
 Viridity, Vi-rid-i-ti, n. grennes; verdyq,r.
 
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 VIS 
 
 VniDNBM, Vir-id-oe«, n. viriditi; rrrJyiir. 
 ViKiLE, Vj-ril, vr Vir-il, a. brlouig tu >» mnu; 
 
 out pi^eril; nut femiaiu; muDli; inMkiiliu; pru- 
 
 krtHtiv. 
 VmiLiTY, Vi-ril-i-li, n. dc kwuliti or itat or btig 
 
 a man: manhud; pver ov prukrcajoo. 
 ViKiroTK.XT, Vi-rip-u-l«at,* m. fit fur a busb«ad; 
 
 marijttbl. 
 ViaMlLiov, Ver-iml>yon, n. Se { itrmilion.) 
 VuTU, Ver-tii, n. [It.] a luv or dt fin (^rU; a 
 
 taat for knriuiiitii. 
 ViBTi'AL, \^rl-yii-»l. «. bcio in f.^kt, 
 
 di;> not in fukt: |iui«nJiU; ffikii >1. 
 
 ViBTLALiTT, Vfri-yii-al-i-ii,* /.. >ciQ 
 
 r<5rtyiiiil. 
 ViRTUALLT, V^rt-yn-aJ-i, ad. in a v^rtynal man- 
 
 er; iu uiikt, io not loutiriali. 
 ViHTL'ATK. V^rl-yti-at,» r. t. tu mak efikajui. 
 ViETUB, Vyrtyii, «. niuful (;udnes; upuzd tu r'li; 
 
 At kurs uv akjouz ur kundukt b| ljwi(j a mm 
 
 fulfill de |iurpU!>oz uv hiz liciu; rjt priiL^ipl: rit 
 
 kondukt; oksolou-; -ftiual <jiutili;— onerji, fizi- 
 
 kal or mural, hwi(j wurki Huin fjud oftikt: ^f ika'<i; 
 
 p-sor: aktig puor; sckn-t ajon^i; — kuraj: bruveri; 
 
 valor:- wun ov de orden ov de .<ele«tyal bj- 
 
 crurki. [efikHJi. 
 
 ViHTiKLE83, V'vrt-yn-les, A. woDtip vertyn or 
 ViRTLE PKOOF, Vvrt-yn-pwif, a. ireiiitibl in 
 
 v^rtyn, 
 ViBTf 080, .V^r-tt^-i-so, n. [It.] pi. Vfr-tti-ij-«j, 
 
 {i'lty.} V9r-tq,-u-so»; a man nkild in, or havifl 
 
 a ta.4l for, de f^n qrtj, ai puutiy. :tLaly(iari, and 
 
 ^rkiluktyi^r; u man skild in uilek or oatyiiral 
 
 ki^rio'titii. 
 ViETfOsoftuip, V?r-tq-u-au-Jip, n. de pumiite 
 
 ov a v^rttiuso. 
 V1RTUOU8. N ^t-yti-ua, a. havifl v^rtyq; porUkin 
 
 ov vvrtyi^: m^'rali t;ud: uprjt; onc^t; rjlj ^kwitabl: 
 
 — <;a-[: tfik«/us: puorful. 
 V'lRTUOLSLV, Vvrt-yn-uj-li, ad. in a r^rlyt^us 
 
 mil nor. 
 ViBTi;ocsNES8, Vvrt-yq-iM-nM, n. de stat or 
 
 beio v^rtynu*. 
 TiRULKNCE, Vir-yn-lens, j n. de kwulili ov brig 
 ViEULKXcy, Vir-j'ii-len-si, ( viryrilent; mental 
 
 p<rin: uitlizniti; akrimuni ov t<;m|K.-r; bitcrnc-^. 
 ViRCLEN'T, Vir-yn,-lent, a. pffznu.-i; venomus: 
 
 ptfind in dr m|nd; biter; malignant: cnnijd. 
 ViRfLENTED, Vir-yn-lcnt-ed,* a. fild wid jxrzn. 
 Virulently, Vir-yn-lent-li, «/. maligoanlli; wid 
 
 l.;t-rM.:,S. 
 \'ii.i >. \'j-ru«, n. [L.] p^zn. — {Med.} perzn hwi<; 
 
 iz .tr red ov infckjon; de ajent fer trau^mitio 
 
 iufok/u;) diuict. 
 Via, Vis, n. [L] iPhy$ict) fors; pner; Vfrtyq. 
 ViSAOE, Vii-aj, n. de fas; kvntenanit: luk. 
 ViSAOKD, Viz-ajd, a. havio a fas or viwj. 
 Vl8-A Tis, Vii-avr. n. \ Fr.. ''n- tu fnn;] a karij 
 
 Vi 
 
 :)iAnat.) 
 
 ViACEKAL, \ is-or-»l, a. relttiig lu Je visera:— 
 felig: tender. [«>mt. 
 
 Viscerate, Vij-cr-at,» r. /. tu ' ' " 
 
 Viscid, Vivid, a. glqlinus: tcmi 
 
 VuuiDiTT, Vi-»id-i-ti, /». dt kw 
 gli^tinu'inc.4; ropiue*; viskositi. 
 
 VisccMilTr, Vis-ku^-i-ti, «. de kwoliii ov beig 
 vi^id <>r vi''ka.->: visiditi; t;li'itinu.'<De«; lemuiti. 
 
 Viscount, Vj-kunt, n. literali,a r^-ksnt, 9t wan 
 btD forinofli luplki de pliu uv a k'snt ar frl, and 
 woi <tr Jvrif uv de k'snti;— at prezont, a tjtl ov 
 Il).;liJ nabiliti, nekst briu an fri, and abdv a 
 bar>n. 
 
 Viscountess, Vi-k^ot-eei, a. de Udi or a vikvnt; 
 a pere< or de lurt unler. 
 
 VisoouxTSBir, Vi-kiot-Jip, | n, d< kwoliii sad 
 ViHcou.vrTr, Vj-k«nt-i, t ofti or a vikint. 
 
 VikCOUH, Vit-kiu, a. gliitinuj; atiki; tensjuj; 
 
 vinid: rupi. 
 ViscuM, V u-kum, ». (£.1 {B.U.) m\t\U»; bfrdlja. 
 Viscus, VinktM, n. ; /. ^ InT/'fin nn tnt^^rrial 
 
 orpin ov !. 
 ViSUNU, V 1- 
 
 itix ov dt . - . J., .. _ . . ^ \ . , .g 
 
 (Branutf and \.>>tru.f iirt^oKi iz de krcalor, 
 
 V''i/on '^' |>rt»»rvfr, i»nd Sjvi dr dr«ln»or. 
 Vihibilitv, Viz i ' at »r kwoliti 
 
 ov bcig vizibl; ; j. 
 
 ViHiBLE, Viz-i-li. pcrMptibI bj 
 
 de (: ap^rent; kuu^(>ik> i^ui; ubviiu; evident; 
 
 in:inife<t: dizornibl. 
 ViHiBLK, V'iz-i-bl,* n. dat bwia ix sen b^ de j. 
 VisiBLENESs, Vii-i-bl-n«s, n. de itat or kwoliti 
 
 ov btig vizibl. [bj de j. 
 
 Visibly, Viz-i-bli, ad. in a maner pernojitibl 
 Visiooth, Vii(-i-;;ut, fi. a VVeatom Qol, or wun 
 
 Imi kau ffuiu de wcsttcra Jidni ov de Biltik, in 
 
 diHtigk/on from de 'Ostru;;ots, or i'rtern Gotw. 
 ViiiiooTHic, Vis-i-got-ik, a. retatig tu de Visi- 
 
 g..ts. 
 \ IS LNERTiiK, Via in-^r-Ji-e, [L., dr pstr ov in- 
 
 ertnfs;] {l'hyt!cij de prapensiti ov mater or or 
 
 uatyiir tu reman in iu aktyi^al kondijon, hwed- 
 
 er uv m>j|un or rejst. 
 Visio:f, Vij-on, n. ajt; dc fakuiti ov «eig: de akt 
 
 ov ^eig: — eni apenin.'<, but ospejali ^umtig imaj- 
 
 ind tu be Mn: dat hwitj is sen in a drcm: a sq- 
 
 pernatyiiral a[ieratu: a spekter; a fantom; — a 
 
 drf in: !<umti{) Jun in a drem. (I Jrnn bapaz ta 
 
 a i<Iepig, <i riyin ma Inipn lu a wakig, man; — a 
 
 drem ix supuzd natyi^ral, a vtjoA nurikyiiluY 
 
 but da qr sumtimz konf'snded. 
 Vision, Vij-on, r. t. tu pcrse'v in vijon; tu drem 
 Visio.xal, \'i5-on-al, a. relatig tu a vijon; vi3- 
 
 onari. 
 VistoNAEiNESS, Vij-on-a-fi-ncs, ». de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig vijonari. 
 Visio.N'ARY, Vij-on-a-ri, a. af^kted bi fantomi; 
 
 fanUutikul; distiirbd in imajinajon; imajinari; 
 
 not rr:il: — adikted tu mad ^kriuz or vairnria. 
 Visioxart, Vij-on-a-ri, «. wun ho) ix vijonari ar 
 
 f:iii;iful: wun hot fitrmx impraktikabl skemx. 
 V18IONIST, Vi.:5-on-i6t, n. a vijonari. 
 VisiO-VLESS, Vij-on-les, a. bavig nut vijon. 
 Visit, Vix-it, t.t. tu go ta sc; tu kum or go 
 
 tu; tu atend. 
 Vuit, Vix-it, c. i. tu praktis guig tu se udara; 
 
 tu kol and stop. 
 Visit, Vix-it, n. de akt ov rizitig; de akt or go- 
 
 ig tu >>e aniider; a prulogd ki>l. 
 Visitable, Viz-it-a-bl, a. Ijabl tu be vizited. 
 Visitant, Vii-i-tant, n. wun bj) vizits; a vizitor. 
 Visitation, Vix-i-ta-/on, n. At :ikt "v vizitig: de 
 
 slat ov bcig vixilcd: gud or t • ; bj Ciud; 
 
 intiikjon.— (La'/-) de akt u intu 
 
 de aljjrx ov a korporajon er 1..-..:^ _. 
 Visitatorial, Vix-i-tA-tw-ri-al, a. bciugig tu a 
 
 jq,di/itl viiiior ar vixitajun. [>^'V- 
 
 Visiting, Vu-it-ig, n. vizit.i' ^ ' ■ ov viz- 
 Visitor, Viz-ii-or, n. wun «un hA 
 
 vizit.-i in •trder tu iiupekt, ».; . ij:>i jij- 
 
 di/al direktur. 
 VisiVE, Vj-siv,* a. bcl6gig tu de p^er ov seig. 
 VisNK, Vt-ui, ». [/v.] {Law} naburbud; riaiaiti; 
 
 venq. 
 VisNOMY, Vlx-no-mi,* •». [kortptad from jWrf^- 
 
 Humi.] fas: fisiognomi. 
 Visor, Viz-or, n. dt p«^rfunitc<i pqrt or a halaat 
 
 abiir de bever: a mask yt^zd fur diagis. 
 VisoRED, Viz-ord, a. ma«kt. 
 VuoALiUk, Via-ur-lik, a. m^iabUg a riaor
 
 VIT 
 
 636 
 
 voc 
 
 Vista Vis-ta, n. a vi^; a prospckt trcD an avsnix, 
 
 az ov trez; a wok bstwt'n an avemi ov trez. 
 Visual. Vi;-{-ix-al, a. relatii) tu vijon; yq,zd in er 
 
 adit) sit. 
 Visualize, Vis-ti-al-jz, v. t. tu render v'\'j,\\^\. 
 Vis viT^, Vis vi-tE, [Z.] de vigor ov lif: Az nat- 
 
 yiXral p-ser ov de animal bodi in prezervii) lif. 
 Vital, V'j-tal, a. rflatii) tm lif; esenjal or neses- 
 ari tu iff; kontani;] Ijf; escnjal; nesesari.— Vital 
 ^r, {Ghhn.) de old term for oksijen ga.s.— Vital 
 statistil-s, statistiks, er a statment ov fakts and 
 kalki^lajonz, relatir) to. de dn,raJon ov lif. 
 Vitality, Vj-t;il-i-ti, n. de kwoliti ov beig vjtal; 
 
 de prinsipl ov Ijf: Ijf. 
 Vitalization, Vj-tal-i-za-Jon, n. de akt ov vjtal- 
 
 jziij. 
 Vitalize, Vj-tal-jz, v. t. tm giv Ijf ta; tu vivif j. 
 Vitally, Vj-tal-i, ad. in a vjtal maner; sea az tu 
 
 giv Ijf. 
 Vitals, Vj-talz, n. pi. pqrts esenjal tu Ijf. 
 VlTELLAEY, Vj-tel-a-ri, or Vit-el-ar-i, n. de plas 
 
 in de eg hw^r de yok swimz in de hwjt. 
 ViTELLVS, Vj-tel-us, n. [L.] {Bot.) a fleji bag 
 intcrpcf)zd betwen de embrio and de albixmen, in 
 sum sedz. 
 Vitiate, ViJ-i-at, t). t. tu koriipt; tu deprav; tu 
 spffl; tu mak les p^r; tu kontaminat; tu def jl: 
 tu tant; tu poli^t: tu infekt. 
 Vitiation, ViJ-i-a-Jon, n. de akt ov vijiatii); de 
 
 Stat ov beifl vijiated; depravajon; korupjon. 
 Vitiosity, ViJ-i-6s-i-ti,* n. vijusnes. 
 ViTious, ViJ-us, n. koriipt. Se ( Vicious.) 
 ViTis, Vj-tis, n. [X.] {jBot.y a jenus ov plants; 
 
 de vjn. 
 Vitreous, Vit-re-us, a. ov de natyt^r ov glas; 
 
 glasi; konsistii) ov glas; rezemblip glas. 
 
 ViTREOUSNESS, Vit-re-us-nes, n. de stat ov beii) 
 
 vitreus. [Jon. 
 
 ViTRESCENCE, Vi-tres-ens, n. glasines; vitrifikn- 
 
 ViTRESciBLE, Vi-tres-i-bl, a. kapabl ov beii) fermd 
 
 intu glas. [fjifl- 
 
 ViTRiFACTiON, Vit-ri-fak-Jon, n. de akt ov vitri- 
 
 ViTRiFACTURE, Vj-tri-fakt-yi|.r, n. a term apljd 
 
 tu de manyn,faktyq,r ov glas, poteri and poise- 
 
 lan. [rifjd. 
 
 ViTRiFiABLE, Vit-rl-f j-a-bl, a. kapabl ov beir) vit- 
 
 ViTRiFiCABLE, Vi-trif-i-ka-bl, a. vitrifjabl. 
 
 ViTUiFiCATE, Vi-trif-i-kat, v. t. tu vitr'ifj. 
 
 Vitrification, Vit-ri-fi-ka-Jon, n. vitrifakjon. 
 
 Vitrified, Vit-ri-f jd, />. a. konverted intu glas. 
 
 Vitriform, Vit-ri-fdrm, a. havig de ferm ov glas. 
 
 Vitrify, Vit-ri-f j, v. t. tu konvM er qanj intu 
 
 glas- ' [us. 
 
 Vitrify, Vit-ri-fj, v. i. tu bekiim glas, er vitre- 
 
 Vituina, Vi-trj-na, n. a jenus ov frej-weter mo- 
 
 Idskus animalz, havii) a tin Jel. 
 ViTRiOELECTRic, Vit-ri-o-e-lek-trik, a. kontanii) 
 
 de elcktrisiti eksjted bj rubir) glas. 
 Vitriol, Vit-ri-ol, re. de old kemikal term fer de 
 sulfat ov jurn, er grrn vitriol.— Vl ov vitriol, iz 
 an old term for sulfiirik a.sid. — I^ativ vitriol iz 
 koperas; hlii vitriol a sulfat ov koper; red vit- 
 riol, a sulfat ov kobolt; hwH vitriol, a sulfat ov 
 ziflk. 
 ViTRiOLATE, Vit-ri-o-lat, v. t. tu konv^rt intu 
 
 sulfij^rik asid; tu vitrioljz. 
 ViTRioLATE, Vit-ri-o-lat, j a. impregnated 
 
 VlTRioLATKD, Vit-ri-o-lat-ed, ( wid vitriol. 
 Vitriolic, Vit-ri-61-ik, a. rclatig tu, or obtand 
 from, vitriol: kontanifl vitriol. — Vitridlik asid, 
 er nl ov vitriol, n"s kold sulf^rik asid. 
 ViTRiOLizE, Vit-ri-ol-jz, v. t. tu konvdrt intu 
 
 suUi^rik asid. 
 ViTRiOLOus, Vi-tq-o-lus,* a. kontanip vitriol. 
 VlTTA, Vit-a, n. de djadem on a medal; a ribon. 
 Vitiate, Vit-at, a. {bot.} strjped; havig strjps. 
 
 ViTULiNE, Vit-yn-ljn, a. belogig tu a kqf or tu 
 
 vel. 
 ViTUPERABLE, Vi-ti\-per-a-bl, a. dezervig reproq. 
 Vituperate, Vi-tix-per-at, v. t. tu repriSq; tu 
 
 vilifj; tu reprehend; tu blam; tu senJn,r. 
 Vituperation, Vi-ti],rper-a-Jon, n. blam; senjtj,r; 
 
 reprtoq; sever reprehenjon. 
 Vituperative, Vi-ti\-per-a-tiv, a. kontanig sen- 
 
 JUr er re prog. 
 Vituperator, Vi-ti^-per-a-tor, n. a sever sen- 
 
 Ji],rer; a revjler. 
 ViTUPERious, Vi-tq-pe-ri-us,* a. disgrasful. 
 Vivace, Vi-v^-qa, [/<.] {Mus.) Ijvli. — Vsvagisi- 
 
 ma, veri Ijvli. 
 Vivacious, Vi-va-Jus, er Vj-va-Jus, a. log-ljvd; 
 
 — sprjtli; ga; animated; sportiv; meri;aktiv; Ijvli. 
 Vivaciously, Vi-va-Jus-li, ad. wid vivasiti. 
 VivACiouSNESS, Vi-va-Jus-nes, n. vivasiti. 
 Vivacity, Vi-vas-i-ti, er Vj-vas-i-ti, ?i. de kwol- 
 iti ov heig vivajus; animajon; Ijf; spirit: Ijvlines; 
 
 sprjtlines; — lonjeviti; legt ov Ijf; — p'ser ov livLg. 
 ViVARY, Vj-va-ri, n. a plas, ov land er woter, hwq,r 
 
 livig animalz qr kept. — {Law} a pqrk, woren, 
 
 fij-pond, er piskari. 
 Viva voce, Vj-va vo-se, [L.] bj wurd ov mist; — 
 
 notig a motod ov votig, er ov ekspresig wunz 
 
 opinyon er wijez. 
 Vive, Vjv,* a. Ijvli; forsibl; presig. 
 Vive la bagatelle, Vev Iq bag-a-tel, [Fr.] 
 
 sukses tu trjflz. 
 Vive le roi, Vev le rwo, [Fr.] log liv de kig, 
 Vively, Viv-li,* ad. in a Ijvli maner: strogli. 
 ViVENCY, Vj-ven-si,* n. maner ov kontinyvj,ig aljv. 
 ViVES, Vjvz, n.pl. de parotid glandz ov hersez. 
 Vivianite, Viv-i-an-jt, n. {Min.) a. fosfat ov 
 
 jurn. 
 Vivid, Viv-id, a. Ijvli; kwik; strjkig; sprjtli; ak- 
 
 tiv; kler; li],sid; brjt. 
 Vividity, Vi-vid-i-ti, n. vividnes. 
 Vividly, Viv-id-li, ad. wid Ijf; wid kwiknes; 
 
 wid stregt. [nes. 
 
 Vividness, Viv-id-nes, n. Ijf; vigor; kwiknes; brjt- 
 ViviFic, Vj-vif-ik, a. givig Ijf; makig aljv. 
 ViviFiCAL, Vj-vif-i-kal, a. givig Ijf; vjvifik. 
 ViviFiCATE, Vj-vif-i-kat, er Viv-i-fi-kat, v. t. 
 
 tu mak aljv; tu animat; tu vivifj. — {Cliem.) 
 
 tu giv nv(, form or luster tu. 
 ViviFiCATiON, Viv-i-fi-ka-Jon, n. de akt ov vivi- 
 
 f jig er givig lif. 
 ViviFiCATiVE, Vj-vif-i-ka-tiv, a. abl tu animat. 
 Vivify, Viv-i-fj, v. t. tu mak aljv; tia animat; 
 
 tu endii wid Ijf. 
 Viviparous, Vj-vip-a-rus, a. prodt^sig yug in a 
 
 livig stat, az an animal; opozd tu aviparus. 
 Vivisection, Viv-i-sek-Jon, n. de akt ov opnig 
 
 or disektig livig animalz. 
 Vixen, Viks-n, 7i. literali, de kub ov a foks; — a 
 
 froard, pajonat wuman; a skold. Fermerli 
 
 apljd elso tu d man. 
 VixENLY, Viks-n-li, a. rezemblig a viksn. 
 Viz., Viz., ad. \a kontrakjon ov videliset,] tu wit; 
 
 namli; dat iz. 
 Vizard, Viz-ard, /i. a mask yi|,zd fer disgjz; a 
 
 vizor. 
 Vizard, Viz-ard, v. t. tu mask. 
 Vizier, Viz-yer, er Viz-yer, n. [Ar.] a minister 
 or kunsilor ov stat in Turki, &s., — de wun ov 
 hjest ragk iz keld grand visyer. — Ritnelso {viz- 
 ir and visier.y 
 Vizierate, Viz-yer-at, n. de ofis ov vizyer. 
 ViziERAZEM, Viz-yer-a-zem, n. [Turk.'] de grand 
 
 vizyer; de TurkiJ prjm minister. 
 Vocable, V6-ka-bl,* n. a wurd; a term. 
 Vocabulary, Vo-kab-yq-la-ri, n. a kolekjon ov 
 wurdz, az doz ov a sjens: nomenklntyi^r; a glos- 
 ari; a dikjonari; a leksikon; a wurd-buk.
 
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 \ of.M., \ij-knl, a. rclntii) lu At vffs: haviji a vffn; 
 
 utcnl ur ui'xIyilUitfd b| de vcth; (jriil; v<;rbttl;- - 
 
 nutij) u [n-kiilyar ii'jtui, ai ov ^, iix distiogwi/l 
 
 from s, or ov c, ui ilistiu^wijt from/'. [«itii(li. 
 
 Vocalic, Vo-kAI-ik, a. relatiu tu vnoU, ur vukal 
 
 Vocalist, \'ui-kal-i.it, /». a rukul iiuizijaii; a Hiflor. 
 
 VooALiTY, Vo-kal-i-ti, n. ii'Scr ov ut<-riiii.'<; de 
 
 kwoliti ov beio liturabl \>\ de viTii. [vu>kul|ziu. 
 
 Vocalization, Vu-kal-i-zti-Joii, n. de uki ov 
 
 VoCALIZK, Vu-kal-jz, I', t. tu form inlu vff.-; lu 
 
 reuJcr Viaknl; tu utor vukali; tu (irtikyiiUit; — 
 
 tia giv a iKirtikyiilar s-snd tu, az tu muk t s'nnd 
 
 l|k t. "A iz ruk-niinl, dat iz, pruniinsl az j." 
 
 Vocally, Vii-kal-i, ad. bj de vm; ia wurdz; qr- 
 
 tik.vq,latli. [vukal. 
 
 VocALNESS, Vu-kal-nos, n. de kwoliti ov bt-iy 
 
 Vocation, Vu-kii-Jon, n. a kolio or spekio tu; 
 sumonz; — trad; omplffmunt; kolio; profojon; biz- 
 nes. 
 
 Vocativk, V6k-a-tiv, a. relatiu tu kiilig or itpek- 
 ig tn.— (Oram.) notio de ka." ov a n'sn sub- 
 sUiiitiv, h\rcn it iz dirdktli apljd tu de person 
 adrt5<t. [nr. 
 
 Vocativk, V6k-a-tiv, n. a kaa ov a msn in gram- 
 
 Vocikerate, Vu-»if-or-nf, r. i. tu krj ut ludli; 
 tu hulo; tu halib; tu klamor. 
 
 VociKKEATiox, Vij-sif-(>r-u-/on, n. de akt ov vo- 
 !iift.-mti|j: khimur: '8lkr{. 
 
 Vociferous, Vu-sif-cr-us, .1. klamoru^; nffzi; lud. 
 
 VociKEROL'8LT, Vu-sif-or-us-li, ad. in a vosifor- 
 ui manor. 
 
 VociFERousNESS, Vo-sif-or-us-nos, n. de kwoliti 
 ov btifl voaiforu:). 
 
 VoE, Vl), n. an inlet, ba, or krck. 
 
 VoouE Vug, ft. fiijun; mud; wa; rriJi'it. 
 
 Voice, \n^, n. dr .«>ind formd in de lari|)lu ov 
 men and unimuiz bj de aprupriat organz, and 
 emitod b| de wnt: de ]iekq,lyar karakter ov siind 
 distiggwijio de indiviilyi^al, hwcder man er ud- 
 or kretyn,r; oni s'snd mad bj brct;— vut; sufraj: 
 opinyon oksprest;— lau;;waj; wurdz; okspre/on. 
 {Gram.) de form or maucr ov inflciktio de verb, 
 az btin aktic or /'a#»i". — ile aklio ma ek.sprd.sez 
 ak/on or njensi; az, "He trtjez." 'de pa»iv n« 
 denutd bri|) akted upSn,and iz formd ov de |>u:>t 
 jx^rtiitipl ov an aktiv-transitiv verb, and an in- 
 flckjon ov de ogzilyari or subcstantiv verb tu be,- 
 az, "!Ir iz tot." 
 
 Voice, \'a»,* c. t. tu nDmor; tu rcpurt; tu vot. 
 
 Voice, Vats,* r. i. tu klamor; tu mak Tjtkrj-.. 
 
 Voiced, Vjrst, a. furniji wid a vers. 
 
 VoicEPL'L, VtVs-ful, a. havig a vers; vokal. 
 
 Voiceless, Vdfs-lcs, a. havijj no ven. 
 
 Void, Verd, a. ointi: vakant; -havi{) nu fors or 
 ef(<kt; devord; van; inefoktyi^al; nui; — un.supljd; 
 unokyiii'id; unftiriiijt:— unsubstanjal; unreal. 
 
 Void, Vtrd, n. an einti spas; vakyn_um: vukansi. 
 
 Void, Verd, r. t. tu kwil; tu lev finti;— tu emit; 
 tu par 'St; tu omti; tu emit, az ckiikremcnt; — 
 tu vaknt; tu nulifi: tu aniil. 
 
 Void, Vffd, »■. ». tu he einitcd. [nnilld. 
 
 Voidable, V<Vd-a-bl, a. dat mn be v»ded or 
 
 VoiDA.NCE, V?Wl-anJ, n. de akt ov vffdiu; cjekjon 
 from Q bi^nefii". 
 
 Voider, VAd-cr, n. he or dat hwic verdz;— a bas- 
 ket, in hwiq brukn met iz karid from de tabl. 
 
 Voiding, Vdrd-ip, a. reseriQ hwot iz ej«Sktcd or 
 vffded. 
 
 VoiDNt:&s, Vtifd-nes, n. de stat ov beig verd; cmti- 
 ncs; uuliti. 
 
 Voire dire, Vwor der, [/>.] (i<i»r) a t^»nn yt^zd 
 in knsez in hwiq it iz prad, up<)n a trjal at In, 
 dat u witncs ma, previusi tu hiz givig biz ovi- 
 don", be swwrn ujion a ruvr drr; dat iz, tu )>pck 
 de trmt. 
 
 Volant, V(;!>-laDt,* ». fliig; nimbi; aktiv. 
 
 VoLARv, V.il-a-ri, n. a b^rd-knj Ujrj rndf for 
 
 li^rdz tu fli in. 
 Volatile, N 61-a-til, a. fljiu; pmiy tna dr \r, 
 havio de puor tu pa« uvor bj K|>untdntuii evap- 
 om/on; Ijvli; fikl; (janjabl; ful ov spirit; vi; 
 gidi; fijti. 
 Volatile, V6|.a-til,» n. a wigd animal. 
 VuLATiLENEiw, V6l-a-lil-nc«, n. de lUl ov beig 
 _ volalil; vohililiti. 
 Volatility, Vol-a-til-i-ti, /». de atat ov brig Tol- 
 
 alil; Wont ov fikniti; leviti; miitabiliti; ^rioM. 
 Volatilizablk, V6i-a-til-{z-a-bl, a. dat ma be 
 
 v6laiilizd. 
 VoLATiLiZATio.N, Vol-a-Ul-i-xA-Jon, «. de akt ot 
 
 ninkli) volatil. 
 
 Volatilize, Vtil-a-til-Jz, «. <, tu mak volatil; tu 
 
 .subtiliz tu a hi drgrt. [mineral. 
 
 VoLBORTiiiTE, \ ol-bort-jt, n. (J/in.) a ydluij 
 
 VoLCA.Mc, Vol-kan-ik, a. iiartakig ov de nalyi^r 
 
 ov a vulkanu; relatig tu a volkano; prudr^iit bl 
 
 u volkanu. 
 
 VoLCANisT, Vol-ka-nist, n. wun vvrst in de noloj 
 
 or nienf ov volkanuz. 
 VoLCA.MZE, Vul-kan-jz, v. t. tu gubj6kt tu At 
 
 inflHens ov volkanik akjon. 
 Volcano, Vol-ka nu. «. a mitnten havig a sub- 
 teranean or int<Tnal fjr, and suiuljmz sondiu ^^rt 
 flam, lava, njez, smuk, is.; a biiriiio rn'snten. 
 Vole, Vol, n. a del at kqrdz dat droz ol de trikj. 
 Vole, Vol, r. ». tu win ol de trik* at kqrdz. 
 VoLKE, Vo-ld, ». [/>.] {Mut.) a rapid fljt ov 
 
 nuLs. 
 VoLENS NOLENS, Vo-lenz Du-lonz, [Z.] {Law) 
 
 wili|) or not wilig. Se {yoleiis I'oUns.) 
 VoLERY. V61-e-ri,» n. a fljt ov bordz. [fljig. 
 
 VoLiTATiON, Vol-i-tu-Jon,* «. de akt or puer ov 
 Volition, Vo-liJ-on, «. de akt ov wilig or eks- 
 
 crsjiij) de wil; de piter ov wilig; qor.i. 
 VoLiTiVE, V61-i-tiv, a. haviy de p«er tu wil. 
 Vol KONSKOiTE, Vol kon-sku-jt, n. {.Min.) a 
 _ Soft min^'Hil kontaniy oksid ov krumiura. 
 Volley, Vol-i, n. a fljt ov Jot; — a burst; an cmij- 
 011 ov meni at wuns. [tu tru UU 
 
 Volley, V6l-i, f. t. tu disqi^rj at, az wid a voli; 
 Volley, V61-i, v. i. tu distjqrj. 
 Volleyed, V61-id, a. dis(i4rjd wid a voli. 
 Volt, Volt, n. a bund; a turn; a g^^rkqlar tred 
 ov u jwrtikyqlar kjnd, mad bj a hors;— a lep b) 
 u feuscr, tu avtjfd a trust. 
 VoLTA, Vol-tu, n. [It.] pi. V61-te; {J/u».) an Did 
 tre-tjmd qr; a turn; a goig bak and retdrnig; a 
 repetijon. 
 VoLTAGRAPHY, VoI-tAg-ni-fi, n. de qrt ov kopiin 
 in metalz, deixizitcd bj clektrulitik akJon, cui 
 form or patern hwicj iz mad de negativ surfos ov 
 Q vollaik sorkit. 
 Voltaic, Vol-ta-ik, a. rrlatig tu de fil6sofer 
 ly/ta, or tu a galvdnik pjl or bat«ri invented b{ 
 him. 
 VoLTAisM, V61-ta-iz-m,n. galvanizm or elcktriaiti 
 az iiupnf)vd or modifjd bi Volta. [alum. 
 
 VoLTAiTE, Vol-ta-jt, n. {Jltri.) a spejez ov jum 
 Voltameter, Vol-uim-e-tcr, n. an Instrument 
 invented bj Dr. Farada for mejqrig voltaik 
 elcktrisiti. 
 VoLTAPLAST, V61-ta-plast, n. a kjnd ov galvinik 
 
 bateri adapted tu de rlektrufjp. 
 VoLTATYPE, Vol-ta-tjp, n. a mrtalik j>lnt kon- 
 t^tniu a kopi ov a devjs ujxjn a medal er kffn, 
 formd bj eloktro-kemikal akJon;— kold ol«u rUk- 
 trotu>. 
 VoLTi, V61-ti, [//.] {Mill.) turn over; a dirok/on 
 tu turn over a lef. — i'olti M>bU<j, turnover 
 kwikli. 
 VoLTiOKL'R, Vol-ti-3^!r, fi. [».] a volt«r or tum- 
 bler;— a member or soljor ov Ijt kavalri.
 
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 VoLTZiTE, YSU-zit, n. {Jfin.} a s>ilfq,ret ov ziijk. 
 VoLUBiLATE, Vu-h'i-bi-lat, a. {Boi.} kljinig er 
 
 windifl r'snd. 
 Volubility, Vol-jti^-bil-i-ti, n. Ae stat ov bsii) 
 
 volynbl: ds akt ov roliij; — aktiviti ov tug; flt^- 
 
 ensi ov sjiEq: — mi^tabiliti; Ijablnes tu revahiJon. 
 Voluble, V61-yix-bl, a. fermd so az tia rol gzili; 
 
 fermJ sea az tu be Ezili put in mojon; roliij; 
 
 havig kwik mojun: — niinbl; aktiv; — apljd tu de 
 
 tuij: — fh^ent ov wurdz; tekativ. 
 VoLUBLE\ESS, V61-yq,-bl-ne3, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 bsiij volyii^bl. 
 Volubly, V61-yix-bli, ad. in a v61yTi,bl manor. 
 Volume, Vol-yixm, n. sumiiij rold er konvolvd; 
 
 a siijgl fcald; a roil: a siijgl wav; sumtii] rold, 
 
 lik an anjent buk, hwiq konsisted ov a Jet wsnd 
 
 risnd a staf;— a buk in modern ferm. 
 VoLUMED, V61-yi],md, A. havig volyn,mz er rolii) 
 
 mnsez. 
 Voluminous, Vo-Iv\,-niin-us, a. konsistiij ov meni 
 
 koin(ilikaJonz; konsistii) ov meni volyii,mz, er 
 
 buks; kopius; difq,.?iv. 
 Voluminously, Vo-lvi-min-us-li, ad. in meni 
 
 volj'umz er buks. 
 VoLUMiNOUSNESS, Vo-lii,-min-us-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov be it) V(jli|minu3. [an etor. 
 
 VoLUMiST, Vol-yix-mist,* n. a riter ov volyi^mz: 
 Voluntarily, V61-un-ta-ri-li, ad. in a vohmtari 
 
 maner: ov vvunz on akerd: spontaneusli. 
 Voluntariness, Vol-un-ta-ri-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 beii) voluntari. 
 Voluntary, V61-un-ta-ri, a. aktir) wid-st kom- 
 
 puljon: aktiij bj qers, or ov wunz on akerd; wilii); 
 
 dun bj dezjn; purpust; intended: gratqitus; spon- 
 
 taneus. 
 Voluntary, V61-un-ta-ri, n. a volunter; wun hco 
 
 akts wid'st kompuljon, er ov hiz on akerd. — 
 
 {Mu6.y a pes ov mv^zik plad at wil, er ekstem- 
 
 poraneusli, wid-st eni setld rcol. 
 Voluntaryism, V61-un-ta-ri-iz-m, n, voluntari 
 
 prin.sipl er akjon; de sistem ov suportirj eui tii) 
 
 bj voluntari kontribq^fon er asistans. [Modern.] 
 Volunteer, Vol-un-ter, n. a soljer hco servz ov 
 
 hiz on akord; — wan hdi engajez in eni servis ov 
 
 hiz on akerd. 
 Volunteer, Vol-un-tei-, v. i. tu akt er serv az a 
 
 volunter. 
 Volunteer, Vol-un-ter, v. t. tu ofer voluntarili. 
 Voluptuary, Vo-lupt-yq,-a-ri, 71. a man givn 
 
 up tu plegq^r and liiksynri: a senji],alist; an 
 
 epikn,r. 
 Voluptuary, Vo-ldpt-yti,-a-ri, a. givn tu ple^- 
 
 q,r; voluptytius. 
 Voluptuous, Vo-lupt-yii,-us, a. adikted tu ple;?- 
 
 v[Tz, partikyn,larli doz ov sens; luksyq^rius; cpi- 
 
 ki^rean; senjq,al. 
 Voluptuously, Vo-ldpt-yri-us-li, ad. in a vo- 
 
 luptyi\,us maner; luksyi^riusli. 
 Voluptuousness, Vo-ldpt-yix-us-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov beifl voluptyrius. 
 Volutatiok, Vol-yq,-ta-Jon,* n. woloiij; rolig. 
 Volute, Vo-h\,t, n. {Arch.} a skrol ov a kolum; 
 
 a prinsipal ornament in de (Fonik, Korintian, and 
 
 Kompozit kapitalz. — {Conch.) a jenus ov Jelz, 
 
 keld elso {roluta.) [formz. 
 
 VoLUTED, V<D-li\t-ed, a. havig volets, er spiral 
 Volution, Vo-h'i,-Jon, n. a spiral farm. 
 Vomica, V6m-i-ka, n. [L.] {Med.} an abses ov 
 
 de lugz. 
 VoMic NUT, V6m-ik nut, n. de nftkleus ov de frcot 
 
 ov an ^'st Indian tre; {nvx vomica.} 
 Vomit, V6m-it, v. i. tu ejekt or kast up de kon- 
 
 tdnts ov de stumak; tu ekspektorat. 
 Vomit, V6m-it, v. t. tu tro up from de sturaak; 
 
 — tu ejekt er tu tro up witt vjolens from eni 
 
 holo. 
 
 Vomit, V6m-it, 71. mater ejekted fromde stumak; 
 
 an emetik. Blak vomit, de yelo fever. 
 VoMiTiON, Vo-miJ-on, ??. de akt er p^ser ov 
 
 vomitig. 
 Vomitive, V6m-i-tiv, a. emetik; kozig vomits. 
 Vomitory, V6m-i-to-ri, a. prokq,rig vomits; 
 
 emetik. 
 Vomitory, V6m-i-to-ri, n. an emetik; — a dor ov 
 
 a teater, bj hwiq de krsd iz let 'st. 
 Vomiturition, \ om-i-tn,-rij-on, n. an inefekt- 
 
 yH,al efort tu vomit. 
 Voracious, Vo-ra-Jus, a. redi tu devsr or swolca 
 
 up; gredi: ravcnus; rapajus. 
 Voraciously, Vo-ra-Jus-li, arf. gredili; ravenusli. 
 VoRAOious.vESS, Vo-ra-Jus-nes, n. vorasiti. 
 Voracity, Vo-ras-i-ti, n. de stat ov beig vora- 
 
 jus: rajiasiti; gredines. 
 Voraginous, Vo-raj-i-nus, a. ful ov gulfs. 
 Vortex, Vor-teks, n. [i.] jd. Ver-ti-sez, {Eng.} 
 
 Vor-teks-ez; eni tig hwerld nsnd; a hwerlpool; a 
 
 hworlwind. 
 Vortical, Ver-ti-kal, a. havig a hwerlig mojon; 
 
 turnig. 
 Vorticel, Ver-ti-sel, n. {Ent.} a pediselat, hwel 
 
 aninialkT],l. 
 Votaress, V6-ta-res, n. a femal votari. 
 Votarist, Vo-ta-rist, n. wun devoted, az bj a 
 
 vs: a votari. 
 Votary, Voi-ta-ri, n. wun devoted, az bj a vs, 
 
 tu sum pursi\,t, servis, wurjip, studi, er stat 
 
 ov Ijf. [vs. 
 
 Votary, V6-ta-ri, a. devoted: konsekwent tu a 
 Vote, Vot, n. sufraj; vffs givn and numberd, az 
 
 at an elekjon; a balot. 
 Vote, Vol, v. t. i\\ qroz bj sufraj; tu determinbj 
 
 sufraj: tu giv bj vot. 
 Vote, Vot, v. i. tu giv a vot er sufraj. 
 Voter, V6t-er, n. wun hit) vots, er haz de rjt 
 
 ov votig. 
 Votive, Vo-tiv, a. givn er obzervd, az bj a vs. 
 Votiveness, V6-tiv-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 votiv. 
 Vouch, V-sq, v. t. tu kel tu witnes; tu obtest; 
 
 tu atest; tu worant; tu drkl^r: tu mantan bj 
 
 afermajonz; tu aseverat; tu aferm; tu aver; tu 
 
 protest; tu ajiy-. [ni. 
 
 Vouch, V-sq, v. i. tu b^ witnes; tu giv testimo- 
 VouCH, V-sq,* 71. worant: atestajon. 
 Vouchee, Vuq-e, ti. {Law} de person vsqt fer; 
 
 — wun keld in tu suport hiz woranti er tjtl. 
 Voucher, V-sq-er, 71. he er dat hwiq vsqez. — 
 
 {Law) de kelig ov o person in tu mak gud hiz 
 
 woranti ov a tjtl: — a dokyi^ment vsqig a fakt; 
 
 an akTJnt-buk: akwitans. 
 Vouchor, V-sq-er, n. {Laiv) wun hoa kelz in a 
 
 vsqe. 
 Vouchsafe, V-sq-saf, v. t. tu permit tu be dun 
 
 wid-st danjer; tu kondesend; tu grant; tu 
 
 konsed. 
 Vouchsafe, V-sq-saf, v. i. tu dan; tu konde- 
 send; tia yeld. 
 Vouchsafement, V-sq-saf-ment, n. grant; kon- 
 
 desenjon. 
 VoussoiR, Vtt)-swer, ». [-f/'.] wun ov de stonz in 
 
 de Jap ov a trdgkated wej, hwiq ferm de qrq in 
 
 a brij: a ke-ston tu an qrq. 
 Vo-w, V-5, ». a solem promis: espejali, a promis 
 
 mad tu a divjn p-jer; an akt ov devojon, bj hwiq 
 
 sum pqrt ov Ijf, er sum pqrt ov pozejonz, iz kon- 
 
 sekrated tu a partikyi^lar purpus : — a solem 
 
 promis;^a promis ov luv er m;itrimoni. 
 Vo-w, V-s, V. t. tu konsekrat bj a solem dcdika- 
 
 Jon; tu giv tu a divjn p-ser; tu d8V(5t scremo- 
 
 niali. 
 Vo-w, V-s, v. i. tu mak v-sz er solem promisez. 
 Vowed, V-sd, p. devoted; konsekrated.
 
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 VoWKL, V'i-cl, n. a yr[r vuk;il dlrmonl, or its rop- 
 rriuiitutiv lotcr. kt>iu>i'i;mt4 Jiler from csali 
 in hnvin lill ur nu vukal fMiJ. 
 
 VoWKL^ Vv>«l, «. bel^uig tu or partakig ov de 
 n/it yur ov a vuel. 
 
 V'owKLLKD, V^-old, A. furni/t wid rvolz. 
 
 VowKLisii, Vi-el-i/, a. iMiriukig or de natynr 
 
 ov i» VSfl. 
 
 A'liWKLiMM, Vi-ol-ii-m, n. At yii« ov vseU. 
 
 VuwKK, \'^-or, n. wuii hO) iuiik< u v^. 
 
 V«)W KtLLOW, V'x-1'el-u, n. wun bund bj dt 
 Miin vn. ll^l'l- 
 
 Vox roPLLi, Voka p6p-jrii-lj, [L.] At vtn ov At 
 
 VoVAUt, Vfir-nj, /». fnrmerli, a {Hiiuij, jurni, or 
 travel lj| ."c iir luiid; nr, apljd aoli tu aut b) 8e; 
 --••uteuil: iindurtakiy. Inc. 
 
 VoYAOK, V»ir-uj, f. 1. tu tnk a v<mj; tu travel ljj 
 
 VovAOK, N'tf-aj, r. t. tu tnivol: tu [wm uvor. 
 
 VoYAUCABLE, Vtf-aj-a-bl, a. dat ma be imld or 
 truvol>i uviT. 
 
 VoYACittt, W-nj-cr, n. wun h* travels bj at. 
 
 VoTAOtiR, Vwii-ya-ji-r, n. [/'/.) a traveler h\ 
 land or wolur; u Kunndiaii butuiun. 
 
 VoYAdixo, V(ir-nj-io, n. de akt ov mnkiQa virnj. 
 
 VuLCA.MAN, Vul-kii-ni-an, a. rtlatio tu de Vul- 
 kani«tt>, or di^r teuri ov de ^rt: Vulk:inik. 
 
 VuLCAXic, Vul-kan-ik, a. relntij tu Vulkan. 
 \'i,!k:i'iil; or I'lilk-tinian truri cr dr i-rt, u ti'uri 
 akonllo tu hwi(j de prt'xont form ov dr ort haz 
 bin ]iri.i'iri->t b) de uk/on ov fjr;— kold oIms de 
 Pluttiriik and /liit<jnian teori. 
 
 VuLCAMST, Viil-kan-iiit, n. wun hiit holdz tu Ac 
 Vulknnian truri ov de t-rt. or dat de prczont 
 form ov de i/ft baz bin prudi'ist bj de akjon 
 ov fjr. [( ro/carti".) 
 
 VuLCANO, Vul-kii-no,* n, [/(.] volknnu. Se 
 
 Vt'LOAK, Vdl-gar, a. relatig tu or prtkiist bl de 
 komon pepl; plibryan; komoii: iirdinari: — pop- 
 y^lar; vornAkyiilur: nnjonal; [lublik;— ofensivli 
 men nr lu: vjl: mi°n; bas; kors. I'vhjar/rakfin, 
 a frak/oii bwitj iz oksprt-nt bj tit) nutnlc-rz, ritn 
 wun abdv de uder wid a Ija dron betwt'n dem. 
 
 VuLOAE, Vd! -• " ' iinon pe|>l. 
 
 VtLUAitiriM, \ . n. ^tutaM; mcnnw; 
 
 vulKurili; — a .11 or fm*. 
 
 VuLOARiTY, \ ul ijur t-u, n. At kwuliti or bclg 
 vulgar; men kuodi/on ur kundukt; grociM*; 
 k(jr8iio<i. 
 VuLUAKize, V'dl-(;<ir-|t, r. ^ tu render vulgar. 
 Vt'LciARLr, Viil-|^ir-li, ad. in a vulgar vaaanr, 
 
 k'liU'inli. 
 \'L'i.(iAU.tiKiui, Vdl-gar-noj, n. vulf^riti. 
 VuLUATK, Vdl-(pii, n. an anjcnt l^iin tranala/oa 
 uv de l<(bl, iiuid (;rfli b( Si. Jerum, brig de onli 
 wun bwiq de qunj ov Kbitn aknulcjct tu be 
 oti5ntik. 
 Vlloatk, Viil-(jttt, /I. brlooig tu de Vulgat. 
 Vt'LNKKABiLiTY, Vul-ncr-a-bil-i-ti, n. de kwoUU 
 ov brio viilnoribl. 
 i N'l'LSKUAULK, Viil-ncr-a-bl, a. dat ma be womd- 
 ' i-<i; l)abl tu inji^ri: ekspucd. 
 VuLNKaABLi:.NLH.s, Vdl-ner-a-bl-uM, n. de itAt 
 
 ov bfip vdlnerabl. 
 Vt'LNKHARV, Viil-ner-n-ri, a. relntip tu wibndz; 
 I yii^ful ill iirlig woiiidz. 
 VuLNKRATE, Vdl-mT-nt,* r. t. tu wiDnd; tu hurt. 
 I VuLNKRATiON, \'ul-Der-d-/oa,* n. de akt or 
 I w>Diidig. 
 
 ' Vi-i.XKUosE, Vul-ner-(f>9, a. ful ov winndi. 
 N'lLN'iric, Vul-nif-ik, a. kizig woindz. 
 VuLPiLiNK, Vdl-pi-lin, n. a gub^tans kontanin 
 I ciJi'inilc luiid, obtand fromde {tichtn viUjnnu*) 
 I ov Linens. 
 V't'LriNK, Vdl-pin, a. beldgig tu a fokit; Ijk a 
 
 fuks: kiinif): krifti. 
 
 VuLPiNiTE, Vdl-pin-jt, n. (.Vi/».) an anh^dnu 
 
 sullulov l{in, fitnd at Vul^teno in Itali,and oum- 
 
 tjm/. yn,zd t'lr siimI liUilynz. 
 
 iVuLTLRK, Vdlt-yiy, n. a Iqrj, kamivtirus, and 
 
 1 ntiiajus bonl. LTV- 
 
 VuLTDRiNE, Vult-]nir-in, a. beldgig tn a Tult- 
 
 VuLTUBisH, Vdlt-ynr-i/, a. rcIatiQ tu, or Ijk, a 
 
 viillynr. 
 Vulturous, Vdlt-yr^r-us, a. vdltyririn; vorajiu. 
 
 w. 
 
 WW, iz a let«r fUnd onli in de alfabet^ ov 
 , modern lag;;wnjc(. In fanetik spoliy it 
 partak-'' ov de natyt^r ov de vxcl m, or u, brip 
 formd wid dr organz ov sprcj in de sara jiuzijoii 
 ai iz rrkwjrd for drz \-scIe, but de (Element iz 
 \e$ di^tioktli h<;ni. In ruinanik !<]>«liD it iz a 
 kiSoik^nant at de br;;init) uv wunlz and .lilablz: 
 in udi-r riitynnfonz it iz rrK(\rdcd az a vsci, beip 
 but anrtdcr f'lrin ov {11.} In Io)?''J •' '* "kjin^li 
 yn • : '. I'ks^pt hwon yunitcd tu anuder 
 
 v<< , rwip,) A'*.; du, in WelJ, de ip 
 
 ii y _ , IZ in (cirm) (ktfim,; beig ekwiva- 
 
 k<llt lu lb. 
 
 Wauble, W6b-1,{ V. i. tu nx&v from s[d tu s|d; 
 
 tu wodi: tu totcr. 
 Wabiii.k, W6b-1, n. a hoblig, unrkwnl mu>/on. 
 Wackk, Wak-e, »»r >Vak, n. ^^tin.} a maaiv 
 
 niiiii'nil.intermedint bctw^n kla-stuD and baielt, 
 
 ov II i:rrni/-gra kulcr. 
 Wao, VN'od, o. eni man ov Iom mater trust klos 
 
 tugddor, az 8tn>, bn, to, As.; a litl mas ov to 
 
 or |«ipiT for a gun;— a hep or tuft, az ov pci. 
 Wad. WinI, r. /. tu stuf wid tu, kutn, rags, 
 
 or uder soft substaos; tu mak up in smul pqr- 
 
 sels. 
 
 Wadded, W6d-cd, p. a. formd intu wod; stuft 
 
 wid wodin. 
 Wahdino, \N7)d-in, n. dc akt ov stufig: a k{nd 
 
 ov .xoft .xtuf yi^zd for kwiltig or .-itufig icqrments. 
 Waudle, WckI-I, r. «. tu raAv from f[d tu !<id, in 
 
 w.'kiu, az II duk or a fat pi^>rs<in: tu wagl. 
 Waddler, Wod-ler, n. wun his wodlz. 
 Wade, Wad, r. 1. tu wok trJ* woter: tu pas trj> 
 
 W'ttor wid'Kt swimig;— tu m>i>v wid difikulti and 
 
 liilx.r. 
 Wadkr. Wnd-er, n. wun dat wads; a wadig or 
 
 log-lc-d bvrd. 
 Wad-hook, W6d-huk, n. a rod wid a sort or 
 
 .-krU) tu iIm wods Kt ov a gun. 
 Wadixo, Wrid-ig, pp. a. wokin in dc wotor. 
 Waksett, Wixl-sct, fi. {.<:4,hhiT} a rjt bj hwlq 
 
 gudz qr ].lejd for de rcknveri ov a dot; a mar- 
 
 giij. [a wodMt. 
 
 Wadsetter, W6d-set-«r, n, wun ba> hulds b) 
 WAfER, Wafer, fi. a tin kak. nz ov brwl or part; 
 
 — de bred givn in de yukari^t bj dr Roman 
 
 Katolik.*:— <i tin Icf ov |'«tt f<r wlig let^rs. 
 WArcR, Wa-fer, 1 . t. tu rt\ or kluz wid a wafw. 
 WArrtK, Wof-l, n. n tin kak bakt bqrd; a aoft 
 
 kak bakt on an inddntod jurn.
 
 WAI 
 
 640 
 
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 Waffle-ieon, Wof-l-i-urn, n. a. yti,tensil for 
 
 bakii) woflz. 
 Waft, Waft, v. t. tu kari troD de ^r or on de wa- 
 ter; tio. bar; tid mak flot; tu wav; — ta bekn; 
 
 tu inferm bj msnz ov eni tig mcDvii); ta turn. 
 Waft, Waft, v. i. tu pas trda de ^r; tu swim; 
 
 tia flot. 
 Waft, Waft, n. a flotig bodi; — a swep; a lift; — 
 
 de mcajon ov a stremer, yx^zd az a tokn at se. 
 Waftage, Wdft-aj,* n. karij bj water er fir. 
 Wafter, Wdft-er, n. wun hua wafts; — a pasaj- 
 
 bot. 
 Waftuee, Wdft-yn,r, n. de akt ov wavii). 
 Wag, Wag, v. t. tia mcov Ijtli from sjd tu sjd; tu 
 
 Jak slitli. 
 Wag, Wag, v. i. tu be in kwik or lq,dikrus mo- 
 Jon; tu gca; tu pak of; tu be mcDvd from sjd 
 
 tu sjd. 
 Wag, Wag, n. wun ful ov lo yti,mor, plezantri, 
 
 er wit; a yq,morist; a meri drol. [( Wages.} 
 
 Wage, Waj,'^ 71. gaj; plej; — pa for servis. Se 
 Wage, Waj, v. t. [*tu atemt; tu ventyi\,r; tu en- 
 
 gaj az bj a plej: tu hjr; tu stak;] — tu mak; tu 
 
 undertak; tu engaj in; tu kari on; — apljd tu 
 
 wer; az, tu ivaj war. — {Law) tu giv sekt^riti, 
 
 er plej sEki|riti, for de perfarmans ov eni tig. 
 Wagel, Wa-gel, n. a berd; de gra gul. 
 Wagee, Wa-jer, re. a bet; eni tig plejd upon a 
 
 qans ar perfarmans; de subjekt on hwiq bets qr 
 
 lad. — {Law} an ofer tu mak ot. 
 Wagee, Wa-jer, v. t. tu la; tu plej, az a bet; 
 
 tu bet. 
 Wagee, Wa-jer, v. i. tu ofer a wajer. 
 Wageeee, Wa-jer-er, n. wun hot) bets er wajerz. 
 Wages, Wa-jez, n. pi. pa fer servisez; hjr; reword; 
 
 stjpend; salari; alisans. 
 Waggeey, Wag-er-i, n. misqirus merimcnt ; 
 
 sport ; rogeri. [froliksum. 
 
 Waggish, Wag-iJ, a. Ijk a wag; drol; misgivus; 
 Waggishly, Wag-iJ-li, ad. in a wagij maner. 
 Waggishness, W^ag-iJ-nes, n. meri misqif. 
 Waggle, Wag-1, v. i. tu wodl; tu mcov from sjd 
 
 tu sjd. [magnegia. 
 
 Wagxerite, Wag-ner-jt, n. {3Iin.} a fosfat ov 
 Wagon, ) Wag-on, n. [*a qariot;] — a bevi, for- 
 Waggox, i hweld karij, fer de konvaansovhevi 
 
 gudz and materialz. 
 Wagonage, Wag-on-aj, n. muni pad far karij 
 
 in a wagon. [on. 
 
 Wagon'ee, Wag-on-er, re. wun h<x> drjvz a wag- 
 Wagoxspoke, Wag-on-spok, re. de spok ov de 
 
 hwel ov a wagon. 
 Wagtail, Wag-tal, n. a berd ov de robin jenus. 
 Waid, Wad,* a. krujt. Se { Weighed.) 
 Waif, Waf, ti. {Law) eni tig wavd and relig- 
 
 kwijt, az dat bwiq iz tron awa bj a tef in hiz 
 
 fljt; eni tig f-snd wid-st an oner. ' 
 Wail, Wal, v. t. tu mon; tu lament; tu bewal. 
 Wail, Wal, v. i. tu grev edibli; tu ekspres soro. 
 Wail, Wal, re. edibl soro; iamentajon. 
 Wailful, Wal-ful,* a. soroful; mornful. 
 Wailing, Wal-ig, re. Iamentajon; mon; edibl 
 
 soro. 
 Wailmext, Wal-mont,-- re. Iamentajon. 
 Wain, Wan,* re. a karij; a wagon. 
 Wainable, Wan-a-bl,* a. tilabl; dat ma be plud. 
 Wainage, Wan-aj,* n. a findig ov karijez. 
 Waineope, Wan-rop, re. a' Iqrj kerd er rop; a 
 
 kqrt-rop. 
 Wainscot, Wan-skot, n. de timber Ijnig or kuv- 
 
 erig ov a room. 
 Wainscot, Wan-skot, r. t. tu Ijn wid wanskot; 
 
 tu kuver or Ijn, az wid timber.' [rialz for it! 
 Wainscoting, Wan-skot-ig, re. wanskot er mate- 
 Wair, W^r, n. {Carpeiitry) a pes ov timber too 
 
 yqrdz log and a f ut bred. 
 
 Waist, Wast, re. de naroest pqrt ov de bodi, just 
 
 abiiv de hips; de pqrt ekstendig from abiiv de 
 
 hips tu just belo de qrmz. — {A'aut.) de pqrt ov 
 
 de gun-dek betwen de for-mast and de maa- 
 
 mast. 
 Waistband, Wast-band, n. dat pqrt ov de brigez 
 
 er pantalconz hwig enserklz de wast. 
 Waistcoat, Was-kot, er JWes-kot, re. a Jort gqr- 
 
 ment or kot fitig klos tu de wast; an iner kot. 
 Wait, Wat, v. i. tu ekspekt: tu sta; tu reman; 
 
 tu kontinyq,; tu woq; tu atend, wid on. 
 Wait, Wat, v. t. tu ekspekt; tu sta fer; tu atend. 
 Wait, Wat, re. ambuj; az, tu la wat, and tu Ij 
 
 in tvat. 
 Waiter, Wat-er, n. wun hio wats; a servant hda 
 
 wats at a bus ov publik entertanment; an atend- 
 
 aut; — a tra, salver, er bred vesel, suq az iz yq,zd 
 
 in watig at tabl. [via. 
 
 Waiting, Wat-ig, a. dat wats; atendig; diDig ser- 
 Waiting-maid, Wat-ig-mad, re. a qamber-mad; 
 
 an uper servant. [mad. 
 
 Waiting-woman, Wat-ig -wum-an, n. a watig- 
 Waitress, Wat-res, re. a femal hoo wats ar atendz. 
 Waits, Wats, n. ])l. nokturnal jtinerant mi^^zijanz 
 
 at Krismas tjm. 
 Waive, Wav, r. t. tu religkwij; tu put of; tu 
 
 defer far de prezent; tu abandon or forsak, az a 
 
 rjt. Se ( Wave.) 
 Waive, Wav, re. {Law) a wuman hcD iz wavd er 
 
 forsakn bj de I0. 
 Waived, Wavd, /;. a. religkwijt. — {Law) forsakn; 
 
 apljd espejali tu a wuman hoD, fer a krjm far 
 
 hwiq a man ma be Titled, iz religkwijt er forsakn 
 
 bj de le. 
 Waiver, Wav-er, re. {Law} de pasig bj ov a fiig, 
 
 er a reftizal tu aksept it. 
 Waiwode, Wa-wod, re. a Dajan prins. Se ( Vai- 
 
 vode.) 
 Wake, Wak, r. ^'. tu be awak; tu awak; tu 
 
 awakn; tu wakn; tu woq; tu be r'szd from slep; 
 
 tu SES tu slep; tu be aljv. 
 Wake, Wak, v. t. tu rsz from slep; tu eksjt; tu 
 
 put in mojon; tu awak; tu wakn; — tu wog or 
 
 atend a kerps. 
 Wake, Wak, n. de fest ov de dedikajon ov a 
 
 Qurq, fermerli kept bj woqig el njt; — vijil; de 
 
 Stat ov forbfirig slep; de akt ov wakig; — a woq- 
 
 ig ov a korps bj njt; — de trak fermd in de water 
 
 bj de kori ov a Jip er uder vesel. — Q vesel di- 
 
 rektli astern ov aniider iz sed tu be in her wak. 
 Wakeful, Wak-ful, a. beig awak; not slepig; 
 
 vijilant. 
 Wakefullv, Wak-tul-i, ad. in a wakf ul maner. 
 Wakefulness, Wak-ful-nes, n. wont ov slep; 
 
 forbiirans ov slep. 
 Wakeman, Wak-man, 71. de qef majistrat ov de 
 
 iTsn ov Ripon, in Iggland. 
 Waken, Wak-n, r. i. tia wak; tu awak; tu 
 
 awakn; tu woq. 
 Waken, Wak-n, «. t. tu risz from slep; tu eksjt; 
 
 tu wak; tu awakn. 
 Wakenee, Wak-n-er, ?». wun hcD waknz. 
 Wakening, Wak-n-ig, n. de akt ov wakig er 
 
 riszig from slep. 
 Wakee, Wak-er, re. wun hoo waks er woqez. 
 Wakerobin, Wak-rob-in, re. de komon arum; a 
 
 plant. 
 Waking, Wak-ig, n. de akt ov wun dat waks. 
 Waldenses, Wel-den-sez, n. pi. de nativz ov de 
 
 valiz ov Pedmont. — Keld elso Vaidwu. 
 Wale, Wal, re. a rij; a strek; a rjzig pqrt in de 
 
 surfas ov klot; — a mqrk left on de bodi bj a 
 
 strjp. — {Navt.) a plant ekstendig alog de bodi 
 
 ov a Jip. 
 Wale, Wal, v. t. tu mqrk wid walz ar streks. 
 Walhalla, Wal-hal-a, re. Se {Valhalla.)
 
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 Walk, Wok, *■. «'. it* uwcv H "j'u'' «'*!*: •" 
 
 nidiv li| Kte|ifl wid'Ht ruiiiy; tu lir iii inu/i>n; tu 
 
 gu; tu travel: tu iiWjv <1r i-lufr't |>«it; ui>t tu 
 
 trui, Kiil<>|>, kniilor, or iiiubl, a|il|il tu ci hiim,— tu 
 
 akt in aIc|>; tu apt'r uz u «|>oktcT; tu akl un eni 
 
 ok!i.( 11 tu travel. 
 Walk, W.ik, r. t. tu j»is trtb: tu koi tu wok. 
 Walk, Wnk, «. dt nkl ov Wokio; gat; step; innnc-r 
 
 or uibviu; kuiii: travel;— uiam-r uv l|r: kundukt; 
 
 a »\»* or kom tro) hwii; wun Wiik»: an avtuii 
 
 set wid trix: wo; ruil: miij; \>\i\» for wukiu; rtjon: 
 
 0pfi!<:--*a fij. Sr {ll-'ix-iralk.) 
 WaLKablk. W»ik-a-lil, a. dut ma be wnkt over. 
 Walkkh, W.ik-tT, ;j. Willi hit) wi»ks: a fulcr: a 
 
 wxk-niil: a luli|i-iiiil. {Lwr} a foroster. 
 Walkkka, Wnl-k^-ru, n. (//</.) a jcnusov plantJ, 
 
 havi\) t\v pi-tnlz. anil fjvstfliueiix wid uvat anterz. 
 Walkixo, Vi'k-ii). «• dr akt ov ga\{j on fill. 
 WALKisncANt. Wi'«k-i\)-knii. / u. u ctik or »taf 
 Walkinu STAKK, Wi'ik-iu-st.it. i yiixd in wokij). 
 Walkin<i»tuk, Wi'.k-iu-.itik, //. a «tik tu wok 
 
 wid; a kan; a wokii|-!<tuf. 
 Wall, W<il, n. a ntntt ov brik or stun raid up- 
 
 wardt ill! a divijon, jifijtekjon, or drfi^ns: a stun 
 
 or brik fen"; -de I'll! ov a bildip; de sjd ov a 
 
 i\bui or un u|<\rtnient;- a struktjur for prutekt- 
 
 ig and iuiproivio plantD; — a fortifikajon. wurk 
 
 bilt lordtleiifi.- Tu tak de icvl, tu tiik de \i\m:t 
 
 pinf; not tu pv plas. 
 Wall. Woi, r. t. tu enklux wid wolx; tu sur^nd 
 
 ax wid a wol; tu defend b{ wolx; tu fil up wid 
 
 a W"l. 
 Wali.i KKKi-ER, W.'«l-krep-er, «. a b^rd. 
 WalliRkk-s, Wol-kre.<, «. a plant ov several va- 
 
 rieiii. brli'niin tu de jenus {aral/u.} 
 Wallkeiti;, Wol-er-it, «. {Min.) an qrjila/us 
 
 niiiionil. 
 Wallkt, Wiil-ct, n. a trarelerx bag; a napmk; — 
 
 a p<ikct-buk:— cni tiy protiibernnt and swagig. 
 WALLKTEtn. Wol-ct-rr, /». wun h»t> knrix a wolct. 
 Wall-KYE, Wr.l-j, ;(. .in j dizt'xd bj de glokuma; 
 
 an uim.^iii ov de k-irncu ov de j. 
 Wall-evkp, Wiil-id, a. havig wol-jx or hwjt Jx. 
 Wallklower, Wol-fl'S-er, u. a plant and J^lucr, 
 
 ov Several varieti/.; stok-jSliflner. 
 WALLFRtiT, Wi<i-fnt>t. n. frtDt {ilanted agi^n^t a 
 
 wol in onler tu be rjpnd. 
 Wallknot, W>'il-not, /». (.\'<;»/<.) a (sort ov lijrj 
 
 not mad at de end or a rop, b[ untwi-tit) dr 
 
 Rtrnndz and interwevij) dem. 
 Wall loise, Wr.l-U:<, ;.. an in.-'okt; a bng. 
 Wallmosa, W.'il-inos, n. raos gruig on wolx. 
 Walloon, Wnl-An, n. u nntiv <iv de kuutri Ijip 
 
 lirtwtn dr Skelt and de I.i'', a j"irt mv dc former 
 
 Frenr, Klandcrx; de laoi;wnj ov de WalAnz. 
 Wallop, W6l-op, r. t. tu bjrl wid n«rx or bubliu: 
 
 tu miDV wid ajitnjon. [lAskal, Ip^.l 
 Wallop, W/il-op,! r. /. tu bet; lu mp up. 
 Wallop, Wol-op. n. a voltio; a Irpiu bakwurdz 
 
 and I.Twardx. [I*ruvin/al.: 
 Wallow, Wol-o, r. i. tu rooiv hrvili and klnm- 
 
 xili; tu mior, ai in m(r;— tu rul u|)6n eni tig; — 
 
 tu liv in eni stat ov ftlti er gra.« v[*. 
 Wallow, W6I-0, r. /. tu rol. 
 Wallow, W6I-0, n. a rolig gat in wokig. 
 Wallowlr, W61-u-er, n. wun ba> wolux. — (J/a- 
 
 rhiii<ri/f 11 Iiinlem or trundl. 
 WALLonisil, W61-o-i/.» a. fiiti. 
 Wall-pellitobt, Wol-jwl-i-to-ri, n. a plant, 
 
 fonuerli cjitemd medisinal, ov de jrnas (j>ari- 
 
 Wall PKNXY WORT, Wol-jj^n-i-wurt, n. a plant. 
 Wallpeppkb, Wiil-poper, n. h^alek, a pcrvnial 
 Wallpie, W(il-p(, ti. o |)lant. (plant. 
 
 Wall-plate, Wiil -plat, n. {Arch.) a pes or tim- 
 ber Ijig on Q wol, on hwiq gerdcrx, j«T!it.^ kf., tv*\. 
 41 
 
 Wallrur, Wi'il-nn, «. an ^rb; **/</< /n'um. 
 Wall iiii>ti>, W.-l-nld-ed, a. <.\ji//.) havig «idt 
 
 liitli jM-ri'eiidikynl.ir, ax a Jip. 
 Wallbpeino, W/il-iiprig, n. a sprig i/i^ig from 
 
 ■■tratifid rok<:— <i plant. 
 WALLWoRT.W.il-wurt.'i.dworf -elder or dan-wurt. 
 Walmt, W.'il-iiut. n. u tre, or several «pr/ex; dt 
 
 nut or fra.t ov de trr . 
 WALKta, Wol-ruK, n. (Zj'J.) At m^irs or »e-hon. 
 Walter, W.'.l-ter,» p. i. tu rol. .Sf < Uf/t^.} 
 NNaltrox. WiJI-tron, n. de mm - '' ' • > > 
 Waltz, WoIIj«, «. u J^rman ii i»er- 
 
 I'iriiiil I'l td> |i<;nt<inx; uUa u »i 1 . Mk bJ 
 
 hwii; it iz akum|>anid. ^'nu/to. 
 
 Waltz. Woli/i, r. /. tu perfiirm dr dans kold d( 
 Wamiile, Wum-bl, r. 1. tu bar a rulig m'iimiJou, 
 
 wid ni'ijea;— [apljd tu de slunuik:]— tu wudi, az 
 
 iluki>: tu DMbv tu and fro ukwardli; tu wumel. 
 
 (l-kiil. In-.] 
 W AMMKL. Wum-el, r. 1. tu uiDt tu and fro in 
 
 an okwanl or irt'gynlar maner; tu wombl; — 
 ' :tpl|<l i^efli tu mekauikal u]><.TaJuox. [I^^okal. 
 
 Wampim, Wom-pura, n. a belt formd or /elx, 
 I pri'|>iir<l and strug, and formerli yi^xd b| de 
 
 Aiiffikan Indianz az muni. [|<ilid. 
 
 Wan, Won, a. |«1, az wid i<ikne<; Inggwid or iuk: 
 Wan, Wan,* de uld j'ret. ov Miii; wun. 
 Wank, Wood, /». d smol *tik or twig; a log rod: 
 
 >i .-t if or otorili or yns;— a (jqrmig-rud. 
 Wa.vdeh, Won-der, r. 1. lu rov; tu rambi her 
 
 niid d^r; tu deviat; tu go astra: tu ranj; tu 
 
 .strul: tu rum. 
 Wani)EU, Won-der, r. t. tu travel over at random 
 
 or wid-st u iiorten kurx: tu rov orer. 
 Wanuerlr. Wi'in-der-er, «. wun hco wondert. 
 Waxdekino, W6n-der-ig, n. uns<>rten iwrrgrina- 
 
 Jun: abemjun; mistakn wa; univrtcoti:- disorder 
 
 ov mind. 
 Wankerix*;, Won-der-ig, a. ramblig; rovig: crat- 
 
 ik; di.H 'rdcrd in mind. 
 Wanderixoly, Won der-ig-li, aJ. in a wonderig. 
 
 un.'vrien, or un-<tedi maner. 
 Waxderment, W6n-der-mcnt,* n. de akt ov 
 
 wonderin. 
 Waxe. Wun, r. i. lu gro le<; tu dekre.'':— ajiljil 
 
 tu de nkt>n:o|'uzd tu irakf;—tu drkljn; tu sigk. 
 Waxe, Wan,* r. (. tu kox tu wan. 
 Waxk, Wan. n. de dekres or de wtbn; diminiiJon: 
 
 drkljn: deklenjun. 
 Wano, Wu|). ri. Ar jo;— de laqct or a J<J>; a J<b- 
 
 t'lg: (1 Jitj-wap. [Ix.jkal, Igg.l 
 Wanotootii, Wag-ta>t,* n. a jo-ttut. 
 Waxhopk, Won-hup,* a. wont or hip. 
 Wanxeu, Wond, a. tumd |«l or won. 
 Waxxes-S W6n-ne.*, n. polne<; Inggwor. 
 Waxxisii, W6n-i/, a. ov a (lol or won hq. 
 Waxt, Wont. »/- Wont, r. t. tu be widNl: tu bf 
 
 de«tilqt ov; not tu hav tu ned: tu h.iv ned ov; 
 
 tu lak;— lu wij for; tu deur; tu log for. 
 Waxt, Wont, r. 1. tu be wonted; tu be iroprop- 
 
 erli absent; tu be in.«ufijcnt; tu ful; tu be dr- 
 
 fi/cnt; tu be mi't; tu be not iiad. 
 Wast, Wont, n. ned; defi/cn«i: destitqJoD: lak: 
 
 neMssiti; jtoverti; p^nyqri; indijcn?; -<i niul. 
 Waxtixo, Wont-ig, a. not in beig; absent; de- 
 
 fijent. 
 Waxtless, W6nt-lc», a. abtindant: fw.tful. 
 "^VAXTo(«, Won-fon, a. lasiriu!!; libiliim?; lustful; 
 
 liscn/us; disoliit;— fn>liksum; en: ^lortir; %ri:- 
 
 1<M: unre.'^lrdnd; kwik m " ' r or mo/on 
 
 luk«yqri!int: fnp«Tflnu- 
 Wa!«Tu.\, Won-ion, n. a \- !':<» strum- 
 
 pet: a harmugj;er;--a totli-.- it giJi prraon; o 
 
 trjfler; an in.'ignifikant fluterer-- a autd or slit 
 
 enderment.
 
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 Wanton, Won- ton, r. i. tu. pla lasiviusli; tia 1 
 revel: tu pla: tia trjfl; tu sport; — tu moiv niui- | 
 bli and ir6gj'i],larli. j 
 
 Wanton, Won-ton,* r. t. tu mak wonton. j 
 
 Waxtonize, W6n-ton-jz,* r. i. tu wonton. I 
 
 Wantonly, W6n-ton-li, ad. in a wonton maner. 
 
 Wantonness, Won-ton-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 wuutou: sportivnes; yq,inor; Ijsenjasnes; a Ijsen- : 
 Jus ;ikt. 
 
 Wantwit, Wont-wit, n. a fool; an idiot. 
 
 Wanty, W6nt-i,* n. a leder gert; a sursiggl. 
 
 Waped, Wa-ped,* H. dejekted; krujt. Se ( Wap- 
 
 Wapentake, Wap-en-tak, er Wa-pen-tak, n. a 
 teriturial divi;^on in yi^s ami'uj de DaniJ inhab- 
 itants ov Iggland; a hundred. — Yerkjer iz di- 
 vided intu wapentaks, insted ov hundredz. 
 
 W.\Vpato, Wap-a-to, n. an eski^lent rcBt ov 
 western Amerika. [fategd. 
 
 Wappened, W6p-nd,* a. worn; wsknd; dekad; 
 
 Wappenshaw, W6p-en-Jo, «. an inspekjon ov 
 qrmz. 
 
 Wappeeed, Wop-erd, a. resiles; fatggd. [Lokal, 
 Iijg.] Se ( Wappened.} 
 
 Wae, Wer, «. opn hostiliti bEtwsn najpnz; hos- 
 tiliti: dE akt ov opozijon; dE profejon ov qrmz; 
 — poetikali, qrmz: qrmor; forsez: qrmi. — Puhlik 
 wot; a koutest bj fuirs bttwen independent sov- 
 eren stats. — Sitil wer, a wer er opn hostiliti bs- 
 twen dE inhabitants ov dE sam stat er kuntri. — 
 War dr/iqftment, de dEfqrtinent in ds egzekyq- 
 tiv guvernment, hwiq rslats tu wer. 
 
 War, Wer, v. i. tu mak wer; tu be in a stat ov 
 hostiliti; tu kontend bi fors. 
 
 War. Wer, t. t. tu mak wor upon. 
 
 Warbeat, Wer-bEt, ) 
 
 Waebeaten, Wor-bEt-n, \ ''• ^'^'"'^ '° ^'''- 
 
 Warble, W6r-bl, r. t. tu kwaver eni s'snd; tu 
 koz tu kwaver; tu uter mi|zikali; tu sig. 
 
 Warble, Wer-bl, v. i. tu be kwaverd er sut); tu 
 sig: tta karol; tu sii) az berdz. 
 
 Warble, Wer-bl, n. At akt ov werblii); a soi); de 
 mqzik ov berdz. 
 
 Warble, Wer-bl, ) 9i. a hqrd swelii) er tqmor 
 
 Warblet, Wer-b!et, ( in dE hid ov oksn, k-sz, 
 &s., kozd bi a Iqrva er magot from dE eg ov a f Ij. 
 
 Warbler, Wer-bler, n. wun dat werblz: a siijer: 
 wiin ov dE klas ov de smeler siijir) berdz. 
 
 Warbling, Wer-blifl, a. makig er havii) niElodi- 
 us nots. [lodiusli. 
 
 Warbling, Wer-blii), ». ds akt ov kwaverii) ine- 
 
 War-crv, Wer-kri, ?^. a krj er alqrm ov war. 
 
 Ward, Ward, a silabl muq yi^zd az an afiks in 
 kompozijon; az, Tiermrard, wid tendensi tia 
 hevn: hidenvard, dis wa. — It rots tendensi tu. 
 
 Ward, Word, r. t. tu gqrd; tu woq; tu dffend: 
 tu protekt; tu fens; tu fens of; tu obstrukt er 
 turn asid eni tin misqivus. 
 
 Ward. Werd, x. i. tu bE vijilant; tu kEp gqrd: 
 tu akt upon ds dEfensiv wid a wepn. 
 
 Ward, Werd, n. dz akt ov gqrdiij; — garison: doz 
 hOi qr intrusted tu kEp a plas;— woq: gqrd mad 
 bj a wepn in fensig:— fortres: strog-btjld:— dis- 
 trikt ov Q t-sn:— kiistodi: konfinment;— dE pqrt 
 ov a lok, hwiq, korespondii) tu dE proper kr, 
 hindcrz eni uder from opnir) it;— an infant, mj 
 nor, er eni wun under df p'ser ov a gqrdian: 
 korclativ ov ^q?'(/ia;i;— gqrdianjip; rjt over an 
 erf an. 
 Warden, Wor-dn, n. a kEpcr; a gqrdian; a bed 
 ofiser; an ofiser or ksper, az ov a qurq, a kolcj, 
 a stat prizn, or uder institqjon: — a Iqrj pqr. — 
 \Yt)rdn ov de Sir/k Ports, {J:'nfiland,} an ofiser 
 havig jqrisdikjon over de Sigk Ports, wid a 
 salari ov £3000. [pf\rz. 
 
 Waeden-pie, Wer-dn-pj, «. a pj mad ov wordn 
 
 Wardeney, Wer-dn-ri, n. de jqrisdikjon ov a 
 
 wordn. 
 Wardenship, W6r-dn-Jip, n. de ofis ov a wordn. 
 Warder, W6rd-er, n. a kEper; a gqrd;— a trun- 
 
 qon lij hwiq an ofiser ov qrmz forbad f jt. 
 Wardmote, Word-mot, n. {£tnj. laic} a mstig 
 
 ov dE werd in a siti; a kort in eq wcjrd in ds siti 
 
 ov Lundon, hwiq haz puer tu prszent dEfelts 
 
 rElatig tu dE woq, polss, &s. 
 Ward-penny, Werd-pen-i, n. {Law) muni pad 
 
 fer woq and werd. 
 Wardrobe, Word-rob, n. a ream, or pEs ov furni- 
 
 tqr, in hwiq klodz qr kept; de klodz so kept; a 
 
 personz wqrii) aparel. 
 Wardroom, Werd-r<t)m, n. {i\''atit.) a ream in Jips 
 
 ov wor hwqr dE levtenants and uder prinsipal 
 
 ofiserz skp and mes. 
 Wardship, Werd-Jip, n. gqrdianjip; — pqpilaj; ds 
 
 stat ov a word. 
 Ware, Wj(,r,* i. from Wqr; wor. Se ( Wear.} 
 Ware, Wi^r,* a. kejus; wiiri; aw^r. Se {Aicare.y 
 Ware, Wqr,* t\ i. tu tak bed ov; tu bEwqr. 
 Waee, Wqr, n. gudz: komoditiz; merqandjz; kom- 
 
 onli sumtii) tu bE sold. 
 Wareful, W:'ir-ful,* a. keJus: timorusli prcDdent. 
 Wakefulness, W4r-ful-nes,* n. kejusnes. 
 Warehouse, Wqr-h-ss, n. a storh-ss fer gudz er 
 
 merqaudjz, fer lemporari prezervajon. 
 Warehouse, AV4r-h-ss, r. t. tu SEkqr or la up in 
 
 a wqrh'ss. [a w{},rh"ss. 
 
 Warehouse-man, W4r-h'8s-man, v. wun hoo ksps 
 Warehousing, Wqr-h-sz-ii}, 71. de akt ov laiij up 
 
 gudz in Q wqrh'ss. — Wq^rhszir) sidem, a. regyq- 
 
 lajon bj hwiq imported gudz ma bE lojd in pub- 
 
 lik wqrh'szez, and not bE qqrjabl wid dqtiz til 
 
 da qr takn ^st for hom konsumjon. \i da qr 
 
 eksported, no dq^ti iz pad. 
 Wareless, Wqr-les,* a. inkejus; unwqri. 
 Warely, W4r-li,* ad. wqrili: kejusli: timorusli. 
 Warfare, Wor-f^r, n. militari servis: railitari Ijf: 
 
 dE stat ov wer; wor; kontest; hostiliti: strugl. 
 Warfare, Wdr-fqr, v. i. tia \ed a militari Ijf. 
 Warfarer, W6r-fqr-er, n. wun engajd in werfj^r. 
 Warhable, Wor-ha-bl,* a. militari; fit fer wer. 
 War-horse, Wer-hors, n. a hers yqzd in wor. 
 Warily, Wqr-i-li, br AVa-ri-li, ad. in a wqri 
 
 maner: kejusli; wid timorus priDdens; wid wjz 
 
 fortet. 
 Wariness, W^r-i-nes, w Wa-ri-nes, n. de stat 
 
 ov beii) wfiri; kojon. 
 Warlike, Wer-ljk, a. rElatii) tia wer; engajd er 
 
 yqzd in wer; dispczd tu wer; militari; hostil. 
 Warlikeness, Wer-ljk-nes, a. de stat ov bsig 
 
 werljk. [wEri. 
 
 Warling, Wor-lii),* n. wun ov hcDm a person iz 
 Warlock, Wer-Iok,* \ , . . , 
 
 Warluck, Wor-luk,* i ""• "" °^^1 ^'^= ^ ^'^'i'-'^- 
 Warm, Worm, a. hEted tu a smel dEgrs: not kold; 
 
 — zelus; qrdent; kEn: vghfrnent;— bizi in akjon; 
 
 aktiv; ernest: Eger; hEted wid akJon: — fansiful; 
 
 vigorus: sprjtli: — klimfortabl in serkumstansez. 
 Warm, Worm, v. t. tu mak worm: tu frE from 
 
 kold; tu het in a jentl dEgrE; tu hEt mentali; 
 
 tu mak vehEment. 
 Warm, Worm, r. i. tu gro werm er les kold. 
 War MARKED, Wer-mqrkt, a. mqrkt er wconded 
 
 in wor. 
 Warm-hearted, Werm-hqrt-ed, a. afekjonat; 
 
 bsnevolent; kordyal: sinser; hqrti. 
 Warmheartedness, Worm-hqrt-cd-nes, n. an 
 
 afelijonat dispozijon; kordyialiti. 
 Warmingpan, Werm-ig-pan, 71. a kuverd pan fer 
 
 worm ill a hed. 
 Warmingstone, Worm-ifl-ston, n. a KerniJ ston 
 
 hwiq rEtfinz hst. [Lojial, Iiig.] [li; ernestli. 
 
 I Warmly, Worm-li, nd. wid wermt; Egerli; qrdent-
 
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 WARll<«e88, Wonnnes,* n. jenll hrt; w.trtnt. 
 
 Wakmtii, Woruit, n. At Ktat uv brio Wortii; jentl 
 lirt- irl: nrrlor; fvnen«i; frociitiiv«; fervor ov 
 uijiiil: iiaji>n: entiitiniui. 
 
 Warn, Worn, r. /. tu kojon iig^n«t eni folt 6r 
 ilniijrr: lu giv iirfviu'< iiuiii ov il: tu ■dindnij 
 ov ftii dtili tu lif ]Mrf''riui|, or ov ci prmktii <>r 
 plan tu br avfTilfd ur fMr'nkn; tu iDf>>riu |irfvi- 
 ukII: (u advji; tu inxtnikt. [>/"'• 
 
 Warnui. W<>rii-cr, n. wun hiA worm; an aduion- 
 
 Warxiso, Witni-io. ". kojon ag^nst dnnjcr: prr- 
 viui iiutin: adiiiuni/ini. [dr|iqrtiii<-nt. 
 
 WARorriCE, Wor-ipf-ii*, n. dt ofis ov dt wur 
 
 Warp, Wurp, n. rtat urdcr «v tn-dr, in a tiu 
 wtjvn, dut l|t Icytwii, and ii kri>«i bi At woif; — 
 Q tui-lin; — dr|)uzit or d)! left on land bj de rt- 
 frilifl "V woter or tjdi. 
 
 Warp, Worp, r. i. tu br qanjd or twi»fed tt ov 
 a gtrat dirckjon; tu bend; tu moiv wid a bcnd- 
 ig mujon; tu kontnkkt; tu loiz in proper kurs or 
 dirck/iin. 
 
 Warp, Worp, r. t. tu kontrakt; tu Jrivl; tu turn 
 or twist ut OV Jnp or under: tu wind or adjd't, 
 az worp;— tu flud and f^rtilj*.— (.\'<i((/.) tu tu 
 wid II worp. 
 
 Warping, \\ i'<rp-ifl, n. At akt ov him or dat hwi(j 
 Wi>r|>!<; a inuxl ov prudqcip a dr[»')zit ov orti 
 fertiljiip mater hwic it i>UM(i«>nded in riven. 
 
 WARPEOor, Wor-pnBt, 4. obi tu mist u worlik 
 atak. [wor. 
 
 Wabprook, Wi»r-protif, n. ralor prebvd or trjd b| 
 
 Warrant, W6r-ant, r. (. tu !<upijrt or mantan- 
 tu ate<t: tu giv otoriti; tu justiti: tu ejrK'int: 
 tu Krki\r: tu in/i'ir; tu drkl4r u[>ijn Ji^rti; tu 
 indcmnifj: tu garanl^. 
 
 Warrant, Wor-ant, n. otoriti; woranti; qt; a §t- 
 ki'ir. invjulabi grant: a ju.ttifikatori koinijon: al- 
 Mta/on.-- {Lair) a rit or prr^eiit uniler hand and 
 wl ov a justis ov dt t>f !) or uder otoqid ofi<er, 
 direktinl tu <i kun«t«t)l or proper ofiser tu ar^st 
 an (.lender; a rit ov kiipjun. 
 
 Warrantable, Wor-nni-a-bl, a. dat ma br wor- 
 antcd: jii'<tif{iibl: defen«ibl. [ablne:^. 
 
 WARRANTABLtNtss, W6r-nnt-a-bl-nes, n. jtL'tifj- 
 
 Wabrantably. W6r-ant-a-bli, ad. ji'wtifjabli. 
 
 WABRANTti). Wor-anl-ed, p. a. sckt'ird; prutekted 
 bj a w-mnli: mad /ur. 
 
 WARRANTtE. Wur-an-te, n. {Law} a person tu 
 hiiim wcininii iz mad. 
 
 Warranter, W6r-ant-cr, n. wun hat worant«. 
 
 Warbantise, W6r-ant-js,» n. etoriti; sckiiriti: 
 Woranti. 
 
 Warrantor, Wor-ant-dr, n. {Lav) won hdi givz 
 a wnraiiti. It iz »u ritn and prun'Knst hwcn 
 yr\v\ az a koreiativ tu tarrantf. 
 
 Warranty, Wor-ant-i, ». {Law) a promis or 
 krtvrnant b| drd mad bi At bqrgenor, ior him^lf 
 and hiz ^rx, tu w,'rant or frki'ir dr bqrgent' ami 
 hiz i\rz Bgt'n«t ol men. ftir dr enjirifl ov dt tip 
 grinted: otoriti; justifikattari mandat; »cki\riti: 
 gnrnnti. 
 
 Warray. W6r-a,* r. t. tu mak wer up6n. 
 
 Warre. Wor, a. wur». [l>okal, Ipg.1 
 
 Warren, W6r-en, n. a ktp or enklu^^tir forrabitii. 
 — {J-.'mj. Itiw) a fmn<;iz or iila.* privilejd fiir dr 
 kri'iu ov bf.it.'i and fiili. az hi)rz nnd rnbitii, pqr- 
 trij<'i Rnil kwnlz:- ofn kold /rr irrm. 
 
 WarrI'Ner, Wnr-en-er, n. At krwT ov a wor«D. 
 
 Warrianolk. Wor-i-aD-gl. m. a bi<k. 
 
 Warrior, Wor-yor. »t Wiir-i-or, n. a pfraon en- 
 pijd in w.»r: <i 'wljer: a miiitari man. 
 
 Warrioreah. W.>r_vi.r-e«, a. a frmal woryor. 
 
 Warsinr. W.ir-juok, a. avcrhwelmd in wer. 
 
 Wart. Wort, n. a hqrd ek.'knbeiu on d< skin; a 
 priitiibemn'" on trrz. 
 
 Warted, Wurt-ed, a. {Bot.} hariQ wsrtJ. 
 
 Wartlm*, W/.rt-l*«, a. dMtimt or werta. 
 Wartwort, Wiirtwurt, n. »purj; ynforbio. 
 Warty, W-irt-i, a. gtun over wid wort*. 
 Warwahteu, W<<r-wait-c<l, a. waited b| wor. 
 Warwh<x>p. W.'.r-hdip, a. dr krj or wur amilg dt 
 
 NV *v>k-it, fi. (itin.y a minerkl 
 
 Wauwuu.s, W.'.r-wum, a. wum wid w»r. 
 Wary, W^r-i, ur Wii-ri, a. k"/uii; nknLpiiliU; 
 
 timoruKli priulent; (^n; gqrUed; wuqful; Cfr* 
 
 kum'iM-kt. 
 Wah, Woz, i. from /»>. ♦ u>«, du wtJtt, he teog. 
 
 i^t {/!<:, 
 
 Wa8e, Wiih, ». a rrt or atm or klot on dr hed tu 
 prrvent dr pre/i^r ov burdenz. [I/ukal, Ipg.] 
 
 Wash, WoJ, r. t. tu klenz wid woter; tu uveifl«i; 
 tu UDTiin; tu wet; tu af^kt b^ ablqjon; tu kulor 
 b| wojig: tu kuver or kulor wid sum mctilik 
 sub<taii!<. 
 
 Wash, WoJ, r. t. tu perform ablifjon; tu kleni 
 kludz bj de yii» ov wot#r. 
 
 Wakii, \\oJ, /*. alluvial water; cni tig koIekt«d bJ 
 woter:— a bog; a mqrj: a fen: a kwogmir:— a /or 
 wojt bj dt i^r;— a medikal or kozmetik lujon: a 
 »tl(perfijiil !<lan or kulor;— At fed ov hogz (^adcrd 
 from wo/i dijer:— dt akt ov wojiy At kludz or 
 a tainili.— de linen or kladz wojt at wun<: Ac 
 fermented wurt or likor from hwiq spirit iz dis- 
 tild. 
 
 Wasiiball, Wd/-b<tl, n. a bol ov K>p. 
 
 Washboard, W6/-bord, n. a bord yt^zd in wojig; 
 — <i burd at At botom ov a w.»l in a rotm. — 
 {.\a'it.} a burd tu prevent Ac woter from wo/ig 
 
 over <1 IkjI. 
 
 Washbowl. W6J-b<al, n. a bol ta woJ in. 
 
 Washer, Wi^J-er, n. wun hit> wojez:— a I'mol pea 
 ov jiirn plait under a nut tu rrdi^s frikjon: a 
 luibvabl rig on dt akKis ov a hwel:- a sM/rkiiiar 
 lir.* ov leder or |)a!<tbord pla.»t at At has ov a 
 fkro), su az tu prevent de metal surfai from be- 
 ifl injiird. 
 
 Washerman, W6/-er-iiian, n. a man ha> wojei, 
 
 Wasiikk woman, WtiJ-er-wum-an, n. a wuman 
 lijj woJez. 
 
 Washing, WoJ-ig, n. At akt ov klrnig bj woter; 
 u WoJ— dt akt ov »<^[iamtig urz or metalz from 
 ort bj w.tter. ["••/'• 
 
 Wasiipot. W.'iJ-|M.t. fi. a ve.vl in hwiq eni tig is 
 
 Wash-ti b. Wi)J-tub, n. a tub yqid for woJig. 
 
 Wasiiv. W6J-i, a. woteri; — wek: not solid. 
 
 Wasp, Wo«p, n. an aktiv, stigig, wigd insekt, in 
 form reremblig a be. 
 
 Waspkly, Wo.-ip-flj, n. an in»ekt. 
 
 Waspish. Wo^p-iJ, a. iritabl; irasibl; snapij. 
 
 Waspish -HEADED, Wosp-iJ-hid-ed, a. iritJibl; 
 pnjonHt. 
 
 Waspishlt. W('><p-iJ-li, ad. raapijii: pevijli. 
 
 W ASPisHNjjw. Wo*p-iJ-ne«, n. Ac kwoliti or beig 
 wo.-pij; i.rvijne?: iritabiliti. 
 
 Wassail. Wos-il, n. a salynlajon ynzd in dripk- 
 ig:- u likor mad ov afJz, Jugnr, and at. anjentli 
 niuc, yiizd nt kar'8zalz:a drugkn bit; <i men sog. 
 
 Wassail. Wos il. r. 1. tu drigk; tu kar^z. 
 
 Wassail. W6s-il, a. konvivial; festal. 
 
 Was«aii.bowl. Wos-il-bol, ».. dr IhjI tit or hwic 
 de Sak^oiiz ilnipk belt at rntertanmentK:— a bol 
 anjentli karid ritnd in Iggiand on nq-yrrz er. 
 
 Wasmailer, W6«-il-er, n. a toper: a drugkarU. 
 
 Wast. W.«!i, 1. from Ur, ^ekond p\T»<>n riggu''"'- 
 Se (Jit.) 
 
 Warte, Wa«t, r. /. tu diminij; tu de»tr* won- 
 tonli: tu ekwonder; tu dr-'tr*; tu d^Mial; tu 
 w^r ut; tu «|>end: lu konsi^m; tu ekap^od; ta 
 dii<i|iat: lu lavij. 
 
 Waste, Wa«t. r. ». tu dwiodi; tu be kona^md.
 
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 Waste, Wast, a. destrod; desolat: unkiiltivatcd: 
 — sq,perfhi,us; cgzi|berant; — lost fer wont ov 6k- 
 yupjerz; — wurtles; dat ov hwiq no important 
 yq,s kan be mad; az, xvast wiad. — Wast lnak, a 
 bilk in hwiq merqants rskord &i\T dsliijz in or- 
 der az da okiir. — Wast wer, a qanel konstnikted 
 for kariii) of dg wast woter ov a mil, kanal, &s. 
 
 Waste, AVast, n. wonton dsstrukjon; de akt ov 
 skwonderii); konsumjon: los; devastajon; ravaj: 
 spffl; desolajon; havok; yrisles ekspenditvir: — 
 descalat er unkiiltivated gr-snd; gr-snd, plas, or 
 spas unokyn^pjd; rejon nnind and dczerted; — 
 misqif; destrukjon. — {Law'} destrukjon, az ov 
 wud er udcr produkts ov land. 
 
 Wasteful, Wast-ful, a. koziij wast; destruktiv; 
 ^lavij; prodigal: luks3'i\riantli liberal; profiis: 
 ekstravagant; — desolat; un6kyt],pid. 
 
 Wastefully, Wast-ful-i, ad. in a wastfial man- 
 er: prodigali. 
 
 Wastefulness, Wast-ful-nes, n. prodigaliti. 
 
 Wastel, Wos-tel,* n. a fjn bred; a kak. 
 
 Waste-land, Wast-land, «. land Ijiij wast er un- 
 kiiltivated. 
 
 Wasteness, Wast-nes,* n. desolajon: solitq,d. 
 
 Waster, Wast-er, n. wun boo wasts: a skwonder- 
 er:— Q tff in a kandl, — *a kind ov kujel. 
 
 Wastethkift, Wast-trift, «." a spendtrif t. 
 
 Wasting, Wast-ir), a. disipatii): destreriij; kon- 
 
 Wasteel, Was-trel,* n. komon grsnd. [sumii). 
 
 Watch, Wog, «. forb.'^rans ov slsp; atendans wid- 
 ■st slsp; — atenjon: klos obzervajon: gqrd; vijilant 
 kep; — woqman, er woqmen, set tia gqrd eui tii): 
 — as porjon ov a Jips kroo on A\\t\ at a tim; — de 
 plas hwi^r a gqrd iz set; post er ofis ov a woq- 
 man;— a period ov Az njt: — a poket-timpss, er 
 instrcDment tu kep tim; — hwen eksekqted in dt 
 most perfekt maner, it iz keld a krommeter. 
 
 Watch, Woq, v. i. tu be awak; tia wak; tu ob- 
 zerv; not tu slcp; tu kep gqrd; tu luk wid 
 ekspektajon; tu be atentiv; tta be vijilant; tu 
 be kejusli obzervant. 
 
 Watch, Wog, v. t. tu gqrd; tu hav in kep; tu 
 obzerv; tu tend; tu obzerv in erder tu detekt er 
 prevent. 
 
 Watch-bell, Woq-bel, n. {Kaut.) a. bel in a Jip 
 dat iz struk hwen de hqf--8r glas iz run ■st, tu 
 mak non de tjm er divijon ov de woq. 
 
 Watch-bill, Wog-bil, n. {Kaut.) a list ov de 
 personz apernted tia de woq. 
 
 Watch-case, Woq-kas, n. a kas for a woq. 
 
 Watch-dog, Woq-dog, n. a dog kept tu woq. 
 
 Watcher, W6g-er, n. wun hot) woqez; an obzerver. 
 
 Watchet, W6c-et,* a. blq; pal blq,. 
 
 Watchful, Woq-ful, a. vijilant; atentiv; obzerv- 
 ant; kejus; serkumspekt; wakf ul; hedfial. 
 
 Watchfully, W6g-ful-i, ad. in a wogful man- 
 er; vijilantli; kojusli; atentivli. 
 
 Watchfulness, Woq-ful-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 woqful; vijilans; bed; atenjon; dilijent obzer- 
 vajon. 
 
 Watch-glass, W6q-glas, n. de glas ov a woq. 
 
 Watch-house, Woq-hiss, n. a plas hwv a woe 
 er gqrd iz set. 
 
 Watching, W6q-iii, n. wont ov slep. 
 
 Watch-light, W6q-ljt, w. a kandl wid a ruj 
 wik, tu burn in de njt. 
 
 Watchmaker, W6q-mak-er, n. wun hco maks 
 woqez; wun hcD repi'irz and klenz woqez. 
 
 Watchman, W6q-man, n.,pl. Woq-men; wun set 
 tu kep woq; a gqrd; sentinel. 
 
 Watchtower, Woq-t-s-er, n. a. t-ser on hwiq a 
 sentinel iz plast fer de sak ov an ekstended 
 prospekt. 
 
 Watchword, Woq-wurd, n. de wurd givn tu 
 sentinelz, bj menz ov hwiq da qr enabld tu pre- 
 vent de surprjzez ov an enetni. 
 
 Water, Wo-ter, n. a komon, wel-non, transpq,rent 
 flqid, hwiq, hwen pxi^r, haz neder kulor, tast, ner 
 smel. It iz kompiizd ov oksijcn and hjdrojen, 
 in de relativ proporjonz, bj wat, ov 8 and 1; — 
 de se, az opozd tu land; az, " land and weter;" 
 — yqrin; — de luster ov a diamond, and uder 
 prejus stonz; az. "u diamond ov de ferst weter." 
 K fjtei; az wel az ert, Ji,r, and fir, woz fermerli 
 regqrdcd az a simpl element. — Meter iz de ma- 
 terial from hwiq de spe-ifik graviti ov ol likwid 
 and solid bodiz iz determind, itself bei;) reknd 
 az ini^nitiet unin.—Tu hold inter, tu be s-snd; 
 tu be tjt. — Weter iz muq yi|zd in kompozijon 
 fer tii)z mad wid weter, beig in teeter, er groip 
 in weter; az, weter-i\\idi, iveter-karsez, &s. 
 
 Water, We-ter, v. t. tu suplj wid woter; tu iri- 
 gat; tu fertiljz wid stremz; tia diversifj, az wid 
 wavz. 
 
 Water, We-ter, r. i. tu Jed mffstyqr; tu get er 
 tak in weter. — 3f mst iveterz, a fraz yqzd tu 
 denut a loi)ir| dszir. 
 
 Waterage, We-ter-aj, ?i. muni pad fer pasig er 
 fer kariii) gudz and merqaiidi', bj weter. 
 
 Water-aloe, We-ter-al-o, ;<. a perenial plant, 
 groii) in weter. 
 
 Water-apple, We-ter-ap-l, n. a tre. 
 
 Water-bailiff, We-ter-ba-lif, n. {Zaw} an of- 
 iser in de port tiinz ov Ii)gland, fer serqir) Jips; 
 and, in Lundon, fer sqpervjzii) and egzaminii) fij. 
 
 Water-bearer, We-ter-b4r-er, n. Akwarius, de 
 lit) sjn in de zodiak. 
 
 Water-bearing, We-ter-bivr-ig, a. bqrig er kon- 
 vaii) weter. [insekt. 
 
 Water-beetle, We-ter-be-tl, n. de ditiskus; an 
 
 Water-bellows, We-ter-bel-oz, n. a majen fer 
 bloiij <ir intu a furnas, bj menz ov a kolum ov 
 weter felii) trCQ a vertikal tqb. [plant. 
 
 Water-betony, We-ter-bet-o-ni, n. a perenial 
 
 Water-bird, We-ter-berd, 7i. a berd dat fre- 
 kwents de weter. 
 
 Water-boatman, We-ter-b(5t-man, n. an insekt 
 J'apt Ijk a bot. 
 
 Water-borne, We-ter-born, a. born er karid 
 upon de weter. 
 
 Water-calamint, We-ter-kal-a-mint, n. a spe- 
 Jez ov mint. [al plant. 
 
 Water-caltrops, We-ter-kal-trops, n. a pereni- 
 
 Water- carriage, We-ter-kar-ij, n. karij bj 
 weter. [weter. 
 
 Water-cart, We-ter-kqrt, w. a kqrt fer konvaiij 
 
 Water-cement, We-ter-sem-ent, n. a kjnd ov 
 sement hwiq bekumz veri hqrd hwen imerst in 
 woter; puzolqna. [ylal plant. 
 
 Water-ciiickweed, We-ter-qik-wed, n. an an- 
 
 Water-clock, We-ter-klok, n. a maJen fer meg- 
 i^rig tjm bj weter; a klepsjdra. 
 
 Water-closet, We-ter-kl6z-et, n. a smel klozet 
 for nesesari purpusez, wid weter from a sistern 
 tu kep it klen. 
 
 Water-color, We-ter-kiil-or, n. kulor er pig- 
 ment wurkt up wid weter; opozd tu Tdl-hidw. 
 
 Water-colorist, We-ter-kiil-or-ist, n. wun hio 
 pants in weter-knlorz. [fer weter. 
 
 Watercourse, We-ter-kors, n. a qanel er pasaj 
 
 Water-craft, We-ter-kraft, n. veselz navigated 
 on weter. [kwents bruks. 
 
 Water-crake, We-ter-krak, n. a berd dat fre- 
 
 Water-cress, We-ter-kres, n. a perenial, spjsi 
 plant, yq^zd az a salad; nasturjium. 
 
 Water-crow, We-ter-kro), n. an akwatik herd; 
 de woter-cozl. 
 
 Water-crowfoot, We-ter-kro-fut, n. a plant. 
 
 Water-dock, We-ter-dok, n. an anynal plant. 
 
 Water-dog, We-ter-dog, w. a dog akiistomd tu 
 de woter;— /iZ. smol, iregyqlar, flotig klisdz, in 
 a rani sezn, supozd tu indikat ran.
 
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 Water-dbai.vaoe, W.J-tor-drtkn-aj, n. Ae akt ov 
 
 ilriinii) wiler. (wutcr. 
 
 Watkuiihop, Wfl-tcr-drop, n. u ter; a drop ov 
 Watkk KBOPWORT, Wi;-l«jr-dr6i)-wurt, n. a per- 
 
 ciiiiil |>lunt. frcii. 
 
 WATtU ELUEB, WiJ-ter-il-dor, n. a /rub; ((eldor- 
 WATta ELEi'UANT, Wi»-t«r-il-e-fant, n. dt hipa- 
 
 I H.I a III IK. jmi w.tU'r. 
 
 Watkr KsoiNE, Wo-tiT-^n-jin, ». an rnjin tu 
 WATtREK, VVi't-tor-iT, n. wun hO) watorz. 
 Watekkali., \Vii-t«r-l.il, n. u fol ov wotcr; a k»t- 
 
 emkt: a kii.-<ktiil. 
 Water KLAd, Wit-ter-flag, n. woter nT!Pr-do-lr^,!«. 
 Water-klood, WtJ-tor-flud, n. an iuundafun ov 
 
 Wi»t«T. 
 
 Water- Ki,y, W.'i-ter-fli, n. an inscktHtn on water. 
 Watereowl, Wi't-Ujr-ful, n. a M dat liv« in, or 
 
 frrk\v6nl^<, dr wotor. [for iu kunig. 
 
 Water-kox, W.'t-tor-fok«, n. dt kqrp;— «o keld 
 Water klruow, Wo-ter-fdr-o, «. a faru for 
 
 konddkti)) wotcr. 
 Water-oall, Wii-tpr-K"!, n. sum aprran.i at<$nd- 
 
 ant on dt mnbu;— a kaviti niad in de ort b| a 
 
 Ujfpnt. 
 Water oauge, Wo-lor-pij, n. an instrotment for 
 
 niir^iirij) dr dopt and kwontiti ov woter. 
 Water iJKRMANDER, Wr»-tcr-j»;r-mand-«>r, n. a 
 
 )><>r<-niikl pliiiit. [iiil plant. 
 
 Water OLADIOLK, Wti-tor-glad-i-ol, n. a pcrcn- 
 W^TER-aou, Wi't-tcr-god, ». a drill gup6id tu 
 
 pr(i(d over w.>ter. 
 Water-gri'el, W.»-ter-grOb-el, n. ftad mad ov 
 
 uirl b'fid in wotor. 
 Water-iiairura8S, Wo-tcr-b4r-gras, n. a kjnd 
 
 ov ukwiitik i;rn<i. 
 Water hammer. Wo-t«r-hAra-cr, n. a kolum ov 
 
 w.itor in <i v.-ikyn.um. 
 Water-hemlock. Wo-ter-h^m-lok, n. a peren- 
 
 iiil plant: de k'^lmn. 
 Water HEMP- AORiMO.vY, Wd-ter-heiDp-ag-ri- 
 
 uicj-ni. n. u plant. 
 Water HE.v, W.i-tcr-hon, «. a kat: a wotcr-f'sl. 
 Wateb-hoarhou.nd, Wo-ter-h(ir-hTtnd, /t. a per- 
 
 onitil plant. [plant. 
 
 Water HYSSOP, Wo-tcr-his-op, n. a pcrcnial 
 WATKRINE.S.S, Wr»-ter-i-nos, ». dt stat ov ht\\] 
 
 wileri: lii|ini'liti. j wotcr. 
 
 Watkrin'<», Wii-tcr-in, «. de akt ov .•■upljip wid 
 WATEKiso-PLArK, Wi't-ter-iu-plar', n. a jilns fre- 
 
 kwuntcd for drigkig inineral woterz, er f'>r »z- 
 
 bndip. [in(Ti<t. 
 
 ^\ ATERI8II, Wo-tcr-i/. a. rtz^mbliQ woter: woteri: 
 Watekimh.vizss. Wo-ter-i/-ne?, n. woterines; rc- 
 
 Zt^lllllllllis iiV WotlT. 
 
 Water LAiREL. Wii tor-lii-rel, n. a plant. 
 Water-leaf. Wii-tor-lrf, n. a pcrcnial plant. 
 Water- LEMox. W.'eti^r-lein-on. n. a plant. 
 WATKIU.ES.S. W.'. (■•r-lc". A. dcatitiit ov woter. 
 Water- LtVKi., W.'.-ti-r-Wv-cl, n. de level fonnd 
 
 Ipj .1 -iirl.i^ ov -III w.itiT. 
 Water-lilt, Wti-tcr-lil-i, n. a jrnu.^ ov plant«,a 
 
 iH-ri>ninl plant, an<l btitiful iinii fragrant finer, 
 
 lirlonin tu At jf nug (ni/inj'/t^ra.} 
 Water LINK, WiV-tcr-lin. ». {.Vunt.} dt Ijn hwiq 
 
 <li-tH)iC»»i/i'i dat pqrt ov a Jip hwicj \t under wo- 
 ter from dill jxirt hwi<; iz iibiiv. 
 Waterlouoei). Wi't-iir |.jf>l, M. (.XaiU.) apljil 
 
 tu ii /ip bwen, bi Irkig, jt bekdtuz hcvi and un- 
 
 niannjnbl. 
 Waterman, Wii-tcr-man, n. a feriman; a bwtman: 
 
 - wun hitj W'lterz lion«oi. A*. 
 Watermark. W.i-tor-incirk, «. dt inqrk or limit 
 
 ov dc ri^ ov woter. <ir ov a flud; at, h[-intter 
 
 rmirk-; dr mnnynfaktjrurerz mqrk on pM|ier. 
 Watermklo.v, W<}-t«r-mel-oD, n. aninyiial pUot 
 
 and friDt 
 
 WATER-MiLroiL, Wo-t«r-mll-f«r!, n. a peivnial 
 
 I'tuni. |i{) woter. 
 
 Water-mill, Wi'.-ior-mil, n. a mil turnd bj run- 
 Water mint. W.i tcr-inint, n. n |«renial plant. 
 Water MOVED. W.'. t^r-uioivd, *. ukitvd bi woier. 
 Water-mi RRAi.s, Wt>-t«r-tndr-eo, n. a diiit in 
 
 blitk kiitl. 
 Water-newt, W.V-t*r-nnt, n. a «pr/(t ov limrd. 
 Water .VYMPH, W<i-t«r-nimr, n. u mar^n nimf 
 
 or drili. 
 Water-ordeal, W.J-tor-.ir-dr-al, n. an old mod 
 
 ov trjiil lij woter. (in^trtjint-nt. 
 
 Water-or(»a.\, Wti-tcrnlr-gan, n. <i imiiikal 
 Water-oi'hel, Wo-tcr-<f»-il, n, a iprjrt ov wo- 
 
 I<r-t'!l. (plant. 
 
 Water PARM.MP, W/i-tcr-p^rn-nip, n. an akwatik 
 Water-pepper, Wd-ter-p6p-«r, ». an akrid wo- 
 
 ter-pliint. [enial plant. 
 
 Water-pimpernel, Wd-tcr-pim-iier-ncI, n. n pot- 
 Water-plant, W.'i-ter-plant, n. a plant hwitj livi 
 
 entjrli in dr woter. 
 Water-plantain, Wd-tcr-plan-ten, n. a jeniu 
 
 ov |>crciii>il pliiiit<. 
 Water-poise, W<S-ter-p<»z, n. an in-ftntiment for 
 
 trji|) dt Mtrcflt r)v likorz; a hidromfter. 
 Water-pot, Wo-ter-fwt, n. a vend for holdig 
 
 Walter. 
 
 Water-proof, Wd-tcr-pMif, a. impervins tu wo- 
 ter; rezi-ttig dt po.'MJ or akjon ov woter. 
 Water-purslai.v, Wu-ter-pdra-leD, n. an AnTt^al 
 
 plant. [ter-krafl. 
 
 Water-radish. Wd-t«r-nid-iJ, n. a cpejrxov wo- 
 Water rail, Wd-ter-ral, n. u i<pefez ov woter- 
 
 f-sl. 
 Water-ram, Wil-ter-ram, n. a maji'n b| hwiq 
 
 wxtcriz rtizd iniir; abriv it.i level, bj dr m^mdn- 
 
 tum ov a Ifirjer strem dan de wun raid. 
 Water rat, W6-ter-rat, n. a rat dat maks hols 
 
 in baflk-i. 
 Water ret, Wo-ter-ret. r. t. tu aplj wot«r tu 
 
 fliiks or lirinp; tu wotcr- rot. 
 Water rocket, Wd-tcrrok-et, n. a opejei ot 
 
 woter-krea;— a k^nd ov f(rwurk tu be dl!«^<\rjd in 
 
 woter. 
 Water ROT, Wr'.-ter-rof. r. (. tu rot h\ st/pij) in 
 
 wntor, az flak*: tu wotor-rot. 
 Water SAIL, WiJ-tcr-sal, «. (.Vat//.) a iimol aal 
 
 okir^onali t<pred under de atudig-sal er drlver- 
 
 Ixitin. 
 Water-sapphire, W(5-ter-»if-Jr, n. dt ok»id<n- 
 
 tal iiiif(r, nrdt-r ov no brilyant a blq, nor *o hqrd, 
 
 az dr urieiital. 
 Water shed. WiJ-ter-Jed, n. a h\ rij or elrvnjoa 
 
 ov luncl, hwi(} kftriz of de woter in 6p<jxit dirck- 
 
 Jonz. 
 Water-shoot, Wd-ter-/a>t, n. a sprig hwir, gprigi 
 
 nt ov dr nt)t or de stole ov a trt; — a wudn tn»f 
 
 for dr di'<<;''irj ov woter. 
 Water-shrew. Wi'>-ter-/ru>, n. a sort ov m^«. 
 Water side. W.i-ior-!<id, n. dt brigk ov woter. 
 Water SNAKE, Wii-ter-jinak, n. a snak dat frt- 
 
 kwcnl" dr woter. 
 Wafer SOAK. W.t-tor-sok, v. t. tu sok in wot^r. 
 Water-soldier, Wd-tcr-i<il-jer, n. a i>erenial 
 
 plant. 
 Water SPANIEL. W.'.-tT-np.in-yel, n. a spanyel 
 
 dat wil Ink .1r woli-r ofter tintn, f'Hiz, A». 
 Water speedwell, Wd-ter-i«i*d-wel, «•. a per- 
 
 enial plant. 
 Water- spofT. Wd-ter-sp^t, n. a mnqrkabi me- 
 
 teorulojikiil fendmrnon, obn>r»*d, f'>r dt mo*t 
 
 pqrC, at Kr, but sumljini .•l'>c) on /ur, nrr dc 
 
 wotcr. It apr'n ai a konikil pilir dri^ndig 
 
 from a dcnn kind, wid de Bt>ek< dnnwardi. 
 Watkr-bta.ndino. Wd-t«r-ftaDd-io, ». kont«ni|| 
 
 woter.
 
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 Water-tabby, "We-ter-tab-i, n. a wavd silk stuf. 
 Watee-table, We-ter-ta-bl, n. {Arch.} a sort ov 
 
 lej in de wol ov a stoa or brik bildiij, attn or 
 
 twenti inqoz from dt gr-snd. 
 Water-theemometer, We-ter-ter-mom-e-ter, n. 
 
 an instrcbinent tor ascrtanig de degre ov kold at 
 
 hwiq wt)ter sesl'z tu bg kondenst. 
 Water-thief, Wo-ter-tEf, n. a pirat. 
 Water-tight, We-ter-tjt, a. ekskiii,dii) or holdiij 
 
 weter: impervius tu woter; not leki. 
 Water-toad, Wo-ter-tod, n. an akwatik animal. 
 Water-trefoil, We-ter-tre-fffl, ». an akwatik 
 
 plauc. 
 Water-tupelo, Wo-ter-t^-pe-li'J, n. a plant. 
 Water-violet, We-tor-vj-o-let, n. a perenial 
 
 plant. [herd. 
 
 Water-wagtail, Wo-ter-wag-tal, n. an akw.itik 
 Watee-walled, Wo-ter-weld, a. enkiimpast bj 
 
 weter. 
 Water-way, Wo-ter-wa, n. {i^^aut.} a log pes 
 
 ov timber, servig tu konekt de sjdz ov a Jip tia 
 
 de deks, and formig a (janel for kondiiktig weter 
 
 tia de skuperz. 
 Water-wheel, We-ter-hwel, ti. a IiweI ov a mil, 
 
 mLDvd bi weter; — an enjin fer razig weter -st ov a 
 
 drp wel. 
 Water-willow, We-ter-wil-o, n. a plant. 
 Water-with, We-ter-wit, n. a plant f-snd in ds 
 
 West Indez. 
 Waterwoek, We-ter-wurk, n. a hjdrelik enjin 
 
 er struktyn,r; a pla ov a f-snten; an qrtifijal sp-st 
 
 ov weter; — qefli ytl,zd in de ph],ral. 
 Water-woen, We-ter-worn, a. worn bj de ak- 
 
 Jon ov water. 
 Waterwoet, AV^e-ter-wurt, n. an anyn,al plant. 
 Watery, Wo-ter-i, a. relatig tia weter; konsistig 
 
 ov water; wet; akwsus; tin; likwid; lik weter; — 
 
 tastles; insipid; vapid. 
 Wattle, W6t-1, n. a twig or fleksibl rod; a 
 
 hurdl; — de bqrbz, er loDs, red flej dat hagz he\a 
 
 a koks bil, and ab'st de m'st! ov sum fijez. 
 Wattle, W6t-1, v. t. tu bjnd or wev wid twigz; 
 
 tm farm bj platig twigz. 
 Wattle-bird, W6t-l-berd, n. a kmd ov berd 
 
 f'snd in Ni]^ Zeland. 
 Wattled, W6t-Id, a. formd ov hurdlz er twigz. 
 Wattling, Wot-lig, n. a bmdig; a platig ov 
 
 twigz. 
 Waul, Wol, v. i. tu krj, az a kat; tta katerwel. 
 Wave, Wav, n. de atternat elevajon and deprejon 
 
 ov de pqrts ov de surfas ov weter er uder likwid, 
 
 abiiv and belo its natyi],ral level; a miDvig swel 
 
 er volyi^m ov water; a bilo; a surj; a braker; — 
 
 unevnnes; inekwoliti. 
 Wave, Wav, );. i. tu pla loosli, az a wav; tu lin- 
 
 di^lat; tu flot; — tu be moivd, az a signal; — tu 
 
 be in an unsetld stat; tu fliiktyi^at: tu waver. 
 Wave, Wav, v. t. tu raz intu inekwolitiz ov sur- 
 fas; — tu moDv IcDsli, or in varius direkjonz; tu 
 
 waft; — tu brandij: tu biku; — tu put of for de 
 prczent. Se ( Waive.} 
 Waveless, Wav-les, a. wid-st wavz; smood; evn. 
 Wavelike, Wav-ljk, a. rezerablig a wav. 
 Wavellite, Wa-vel-i_t, n. {Min.} a hjdrated fos- 
 
 fat ov ahynina, kold olsio hidrqijllit. 
 Wave-loaf, Wdv-lof, m. a lof fer a wav-oforig. 
 Wave-offering, Wav-(}f-er-ig, «. a .JiyJ sakri- 
 f js, performd h\ wavig de handz toardz de far 
 kqrdinal pernt-s. 
 Wavee, Wa-ver, v. i. tu pla tu and fro; tu moov 
 loosli; tu be unsetld, or inkonstant; tu fluktyn,at; 
 not tu be determind; tu bczitat; tu dist; — tu 
 totcr; tu be in danjer ov felig. 
 Waver, Wa-ver, n. a yug, slender tre. 
 Waveeee, Wa-ver-er, n. wun hot) waverz, er iz 
 irezolq,t. 
 
 Waveeing, Wa-ver-ig, /*/>. a. mOttvig loosli; fltikt- 
 yi^atig: hezitatig: unserten. 
 
 Waveeing.vess, Wa-ver-ig-ne3, n. de stat ov 
 beig waverig. 
 
 Wavesox, Wav-son, n. {Law) a porjon ov a 
 rekt vesel, or ov rekt gudz, flotig on de se. 
 
 Wave-subjected, Wav-sub-jekt-ed, a. Qverflcad 
 wid woter. 
 
 Wave-woen, Wav-worn, a. worn bj de wavz. 
 
 Waving, Wav-ig, «. de akt ov mcovig er plaig 
 loosli. [ig. 
 
 Wavy, Wav-i, a. rjzig in wavz; lindnlatig; wjnd- 
 
 Wawl, Wol, v. i. tu krj. Se < Waal.} 
 
 Wax, Waks, n. de tik, tenajus substuns formd bj 
 bez; de substans hwiq formz de selz ov bez; — a 
 vejetabl produkt: — eni tenajus mas, suq az iz 
 yH,zd tu fasn leterz, or suq az iz yn,zd bj Jdomak- 
 erz; — an ekskrejon ov de er. 
 
 Wax, Waks, v. t. tu smer wid waks; tm smer; 
 tu jiTn wid waks. 
 
 Wax, Waks, ;;. i. tu bekum Iqrjer er mor ful; 
 tu gro; tu inkres; — yi\,zd ov de moon, in opozij- 
 on tu wan; — tu pas intu eni stat; tu bekiim; 
 tu gro. [waks. 
 
 Wax-candle, Waks-kan-dl, n. a kandl mad ov 
 
 Wax-chandlee, Waks-qan-dler, n. a. maker ov 
 waks kandlz. 
 
 Waxen, Waks-n, a. mad ov waks; rezemblig waks. 
 
 Wax-end, Waks-end, \ n. de wakst tred 
 
 Waxed-end, Wakst-end, ) yqzd bj Jdbmakerz. 
 
 Waxlight, Waks lit, n. a taper mad ov waks. 
 
 Waxwing, Waks-wig, n. a spejez ov berd; de 
 qaterer. 
 
 Waxwoek, Waks-wurk, n, a figyiir er figyrj^ra 
 formd ov waks, in imitajon ov de substansez hwiq 
 da reprezent. 
 
 Waxy, Waks-i, a. soft, Ijk waks; yeldig; waksn. 
 
 Way, Wa, n. a rod; de rod in hwiq wun travelz; 
 pasaj; a r'St; a legt ov spas; kors; direkjun ov 
 mojon; — lokal tendensi; advdns in Ijf; regyn,lar 
 progrejon; — de progres ov a vesel at se; — kors or 
 progres konsiderd az obsttiikted er hinderd: az, 
 "Kastig tots in 'sr a'a/"— direkjon; tendensi tia 
 eni menig er akt; — sfer ov obzervajon; az, " 3e 
 ofiserz dat fel in mi wa;" — menz: metod; skem 
 ov manajment; az, '• He durst not tak apw iva 
 agenst dem;" — partikynlar wil eryq^mor; az, "He 
 luvd hiz on wa" — maner: mod; az, ''God haft 
 in meni waz spokn tu men:" — metod er plan ov 
 lif, kondukt, er akjon; az, "Had da bin instrdkt- 
 ed in de rjt wa;" — proses ov tigz, gud or il; az, 
 "CI prosperus iva;" — rjt metod tu akt or no; az, 
 "lukwir after de rjt wa;" — ^jeneral skem ov akt- 
 ig; az, "Men go ■st ov de wa tu hint fre tigz;" 
 Bi de wa, in pasig. Tu ga or kiim ivum wa, er 
 ivaz, tu kum alog, er depqrt. Wa and waz qr 
 nn ofn yi^zd in kompozijon for wiz. Q komite ov 
 was and imtiz, in lejislajon, iz a komite tu hoom 
 iz intrusted de konsidera Jon ov de af 4rz relatig 
 tu de revenq er finansez ov a kuntri. 
 
 Way-bill, Wa-bil, n. a rejister ov de namz ov 
 travelerz iu a staj-koq, &s. [planten. 
 
 Way-bread, Wa-bred, n. de planten-tre or grat 
 
 Wayfarer, Wa-f-v-er, n. a. pasenjer; a traveler. 
 
 Wayfaring, Wa-fq,r-ig, n. travelig; pasig; beig 
 on a jurni. [a plant. 
 
 Wayfaring-teee, Wa-fq,r-ig-tre, n. vjburnum; 
 
 Way-going, Wa-go-ig, n. de wa-goitj krop iz de 
 krop hwiq iz takn from de land de yer de tenant 
 levz a fqrm. 
 
 Waylay, Wa-la, or Wa-la, v. t. tu beset bj de 
 wa, er in ambuj. 
 
 Waylayee, Wa-la-er, n. wun hcD walaz. 
 
 Wayless, Wa-les, a. patles; untrakt. 
 
 Way-makee, Wa-mak-er, n, wun hin maks a wa; 
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 Waymauk, Wa-mqrk, n. a in(irk tu g[J in trav- 
 el "B • 
 
 Wavside, Wa-sid, n.. de sjd ov de rod or hiwd. 
 
 Way-thistle, Wa-tis-l, n. a perenial plant. 
 
 Wayward, Wa-ward, a. Ijkifl wuhz on wa; ob- 
 stitmt: hedstron: pervurs; fruward, pevij. 
 
 Waywabdly, Wa-ward-li, ad. in a waward 
 luancr: perversli. [pervi.TSues. 
 
 Waywardness, Wii-ward-nes, n. t'ruwurJnes; 
 
 Way-wise, Wa-wjz, a. eksp^rt in fjadig «r kepig 
 de wa. 
 
 Waywodk, Va-vod, n. a Slavonian apelajon for 
 a militari kouidnder or guvcrnor;— ritn elso, az 
 wel az prunisnst, (vaicode.) [us. 
 
 We, Vif, pron. pi. ov f/— j, nijn, me; pi. vre.vri, 
 
 Weak, Wek, a. febl; not .stroj); wonti^ otreyt, 
 vi^or, spirit, dizernmenter wizdom; — ini'vnu; not 
 heiti; entebid; debilitated; enervated; uuforti- 
 f jd; — soft; pljant; not stif; — lo ov s'Snd; — febl ov 
 injnd. 
 
 WtAK, Wek,* I', t. tia render wek. 
 
 Weaken, Wek-n, v. t. tu mak wek; tu debilitat; 
 tu eiifebl; tu dcprjr ov street. 
 
 Weaken, Wek-n,* t. i. tu bekiiin wek. 
 
 Weakbner, Wek-n-er, n. he or rtat hwiq weknz. 
 
 Weak-eyed, Wek-id, a. havig febl ^.jt. 
 
 Weak-handed, Wek-hand-cd, a. havij) litl 
 stretjt. [er mind. 
 
 Weak-headed, Wek-hed-ed, a. havij) a wek hcd 
 
 Weak hearted, Wek-hqrt-ed, a. ov febl spirit. 
 
 Weakling. Wek-lig, n. a febl kretyq^r. 
 
 Weakly, Wek-li, ad. in a wek maner; febli: 
 faritli: wid^jt street: indiskrctli; injudijusli. 
 
 Weakly, Wek-li, a. not strojj; not hclti; febl; 
 wek. 
 
 Weakness, Wek-nes, n. de stat ov beig wek; 
 Wont ov street; fcblnes; infermiti: dcfekt; falig. 
 
 Weak-side, Wek-sjd, n. ftfbl; defijensi; an in- 
 fermiti dat kozez a person tu yeld redili lu temt- 
 ajiin or a?i')lt. 
 
 Weak-sighted, Wek-sjt-ed, a. havig wek sit. 
 
 Weak-spieited, Wek-spir-it-ed, a. haviij a wek 
 spirit: timid. 
 
 Weal, Wel, ». de stat ov beig wel er prosperus; 
 hapincs; prosperiti: welf;\r. — 'At jeneval, jiuhlik, 
 or hiintiti wel iz de publik wolf^r. — Komonwcl, 
 a koraonwelft er republik. 
 
 Weal, Wel, v. t. tu mqrk wid strips. Se ( Wale.) 
 
 Weal, Wel, n. de mqrk ov a .strip. Se ( Wale.) 
 
 Weald, Weld,* n. a wud er gruv. 
 
 Weald, Weld, j a. {Geol.) notig a ptkql- 
 
 Wealden, Weld-n, i yar formajon or strata ov 
 rok-, so Tiaind from a vilaj in Iggland. 
 
 Wealsman, Welz-man,* n. a statsman; a poli- 
 tijaii. 
 
 Wealth, Welt, n. prosperiti; eksternal bapines; 
 
 — ri<; '7.: (3pyi\lens: aflqens; Iqrj pozejonz. 
 Wealthily, Welb-i-li, ad. riqll. 
 W^kaltiiine.ss, Welfc-i-nes, «. riqnes; opyqiens. 
 Wealthy, Welt-i, a. riq: opyqlent; abiindaut. 
 Wean, Wen, v. t. tu put from de brest; — t\ci de- 
 
 t i(j: tu widdn? from eni habit er dezjr. 
 Weanling, Weu-lig, n. a qild or animal nqli 
 
 wnid. 
 Weapon, Wep-n, n. an instrooment ov ofens; .'um- 
 
 tig wid hwiq wun iz qrind tu kilor injqraniid- 
 
 er, ;iz a siord. a musket, is. 
 Weaponed, Wep-nd, a. furnijt wid qrmz. 
 Weaponless, Wep-n-les, a. havig no wepn. 
 Weapon-salve, Wep-n-sqv, «. a sqv dat woz 
 
 su|>(jz 1 tu kqr de wiDnd bj beig apljd tu de wepn 
 
 d^i mad it. 
 Wear. Wqr, v. t. [». wor, ps. W£irig, worn:] tu 
 
 impi'ir or wast bi tjm, yqs, or frikjon: tu imp4r 
 
 er iesn bi gnidyqal diminqjon: tu konsqm ted- 
 
 yusli; — tu kari on de bodi, az klodz:— tu egzib- 
 
 it in aperans: — tu efekt bj degrez. — Tu tc,\r ff, 
 tu rub of bj frikjon; tu obliterat. — Tu u'nr st, 
 tu haras; tu wast or dcstrtf bj degrez.— Tu toq^ 
 aflp, {yaut.) tu ver, turn, er brig it risnd; — 
 sumthuz ritn {ware.) 
 
 Wear, Wqr, v. i. tu be wasted bj yqs or tjm; ta 
 be tedyusli spent; tu [las awa bj de^^rez. 
 
 Wear, W.^r, w. de akt ov w:irig: de tig worn. 
 
 Wear, Wqr, or Wcr, n. a dam tu Jul up and 
 raz de woter; — a net ov twigz tu koQ f ij; — elso 
 ritn {weir, toier, and were.) 
 
 Wearable, Wqr-a-bI,J a. dat ma be worn. 
 
 Wearer, \V;ir-er, n, he or dat hwi(j w;irz. 
 
 Weariable. We-ri-a-bl, a. dat ma bekiim wcri. 
 
 Weariful, We-ri-ful, a. kezig werincs; weri- 
 sum: tedyus. 
 
 Wearifllly, We-ri-ful-i, ad. werisumli. 
 
 Weariless, We-ri-les, a. insesant. 
 
 Wearily, We-ri-li, ad. in a weri er tjrsum maner. 
 
 Weariness, We-ri-nes, n. de stat ov beig weri; 
 la-iitqd; fateg: koz ov lasitqd; tedyusnes. 
 
 Wearing, W;ir-ig, n. de akt ov wqrig; aparel; 
 kltddz. 
 
 Weauish, W4r-iJ,* a. bogi; woteri; wek; woji. 
 
 Wearisome, We-ri-sum, a. tedyus; kozig weri- 
 ncs: tirsum: trublsum: veksajus; fategig; anerig. 
 
 Wearisomely, We-ri-sum-li, ad. tedyusli; tjr- 
 sumli. 
 
 Wearisomeness, We-ri-sum-nes, n. de kwoliti 
 ov tjrig: de stat ov beig werisum. 
 
 Weary, We-ri, a. worn wid fateg; tird wid labor; 
 fategd: unezi: impajcnt ov de kontinyqans ov 
 sumtig: dezjrus tu diskontinyq; tjrsum. 
 
 Weary, We-ri, v. t. tu mak weri; tu tjr: tu fa- 
 teg; tu haras; tu subdq bj labor; tu mak impa- 
 jcnt ov kontinyqans. 
 
 Weasand, We-zaud, n. de windpjp: de larigks. 
 
 Weasel, We-zl, n. a smol animal, ov de jenm 
 {rnustela.) dat ets kern and kilz mjs. 
 
 Weasel-faced, We-zl-fast, a. havig a tin fas. 
 
 Weather, Wed-er, n. de stat ov de atmjsfer 
 wid respekt tu het, kold, drjnes, merstyqr, wind, 
 ran, sno, fog, &s.; — qanj ov de stat ov de qr; — 
 tempest; sterm. — Stres ov weder, fors ov tem- 
 pests er stormz. 
 
 Weather, Wed-er, r. t. tu eksp<5z tu de qr: ta 
 sal tu de windward ov; tu pas wid difikulti; 
 tu endqr; tu enk">snter and sustan. Tu weder 
 a jinnt, tu gan a pernt agenst de wind; tu akom- 
 plij agenst opozijon. 
 
 Weather-beaten, Wed-er-bet-n, a. harast, se- 
 zrul, worn, er tqrnijt, bj hqrd weder. 
 
 Weather-bit, Wed-er-bit, n. {Naut.) a turn ov 
 de kabl ab-st de end ov de wiadlas. 
 
 Weather-board, Wed-er-bord, n. {Xaut.) dat 
 sjd ov a Jip hwiq iz tu de windward: — a pes ov 
 jilagk plast in de portholz ov a Jip, tu turn of 
 df ran. &s.: a bord tu kep of wet er kold. 
 
 Weather-board, Wed-cr-bord, v. t. tu nal 
 borJz upon eq uder so dat de upcr bord laps 
 over de under wun. and so troz of de wot. 
 
 Weather-bound, Wed-er-bisnd, a. konfjnd bj 
 de wt'dor. 
 
 Weathercock, Wed-er-kok, n. a van,orqrtifiJal 
 kok, set on de top ov a spjr, hwiq, bj turnig. Joz 
 de pfTnt from hwiq de wind bloz; — eni tig fikl 
 and inkoustant. [stermz. 
 
 Weather- DRIVEN, Wed-er-driv-n, a. forst bj 
 
 Weather-fend. Wed-er-fend,* v. t. tu Jcltcir. 
 
 Weathergage, Wed-er-gaj, n. a wederkuk. — 
 {Xaut.) de advdntaj ov de wind: de s;at ersit- 
 yqajon ov wun Jip tu de windward ov andder 
 hwen in akjon; — advdntaj ov pozijon; sqpcri- 
 oriti. 
 
 Weather- GALL, Wed-er-gol, n. a sekondari ran- 
 bo. [Xert ov Iggland.]
 
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 Weather-glass, AVed-er-glas, n. a barometer; 
 
 a termometer. 
 WeatheR'HOUse, We;l-er-h"ss, n. a pes ov mek- 
 
 anizin tia Jo de stat ov 4s weder. 
 Weatherixg, Wed-er-ii), n. ekspo3q,r tu ds 
 
 werter. 
 Weatherly. Wed-er-li, a. {Naut.} wurkitj wel 
 
 tu dg windward. [ruf wedcr. 
 
 W'EATUERrROOF, Wed-or-pnof, a. pra)f agenst 
 M'eatuer-quarter. AV(-d-er-kwer-ter, «. {Xaiit.} 
 
 de kwarter ov a fin hwic iz on de windward 
 
 Sid. ^ 
 
 Weather-shore, Wed-er-Jor, n. {Xaut.y de 
 
 Jar dat Ijz tii de windward uv a Jip. 
 Weatherside, Wed-or-sjd, n. {Xaut.) de sid ov 
 
 a Ji]i under ml. upon hwiq de wind bloz. 
 Weathkr SPY, Wed-er-spj, n. wun dat fortelz 
 
 de weder. 
 Weatherwise, Wed-er-wjz, a. skilful in fortelig 
 
 de weder, or in jujiij respektirj de sjnz ov de 
 
 weder. 
 Weatherwiser, Wed-er-wjz-cr,* n. an instroo- 
 
 ment tia forjo weder. 
 Weave, Wev, v. t. \i. wov, ^w. wevir), wovn;] 
 
 tu forra bi tckstyi^r or bi insertig wun pqrt ov 
 
 de material widin ainider; tu feriu intu a web; 
 
 tu yr^z de IcDin for makii) klot: tu interpoz; tu 
 
 insert. 
 Weave. Wev, v. i. tu wurk at de loom. 
 Weaver, Wev-er, n. wun hoo wevz; — a fij: — a 
 
 jenus ov spjderz. 
 Weazen, We-zn, a. tin; len, widerd; wiznd; az, 
 
 "a WISH fas." 
 Web, Web, n. eni tig wavn; a tekstil fabrik: — a 
 
 film, az on de j, or de fut ov a berd. — 3e 'ster 
 
 projckjon ov an iurn ral. — In blok makiij, a tin 
 
 pavtijon on de insid ov de rim. 
 Webbed, Webd, a.'jemd bi n web er film. 
 AVebber, Web-er,* a. sam az {webste/'} and 
 
 Webby. Web-i, a. relatii) tu, er Ijk, a web. 
 
 Webfooted, Web-fut-ed, a. palmiped; havii] 
 filmz betwEU de tQZ. [ver. 
 
 Webster, Web-ster,* n. a maker ov klot: a we- 
 
 Websterite, Web-ster-jt, w. (Min.} a sulfat ov 
 ali|mina. 
 
 Wed, Wed, r. t. tu mari; tu tak for huzband er 
 wjf: tu jern in marij; tu yi],njt forever; tu tak 
 forever. 
 
 Wed, Wed, v. i. tu kontrakt matrimoni. 
 
 Wedded, Wed-ed, a. belopii) tu matrimoni. 
 
 Wedder, Wed-er, n. yq,zd fer {wether}, a kas- 
 trated ram. [?eremoni. 
 
 Wedding, Wed-ig, n. marij; nupjalz: de nupjal 
 
 Wedge, Wej, n. a solid bodi ov metal or hqrd 
 wud, bekumiij kontinyiiali tiker from a Jqrp ej: 
 eni tig in form ov a wej. — {Gcom.) a Si)lid bodi 
 havii] f jv sjdz er fasez, tre ov hwiq qr rektagglz, 
 and de udor tea triaijglz and paralel tu eg uder; 
 — wun ov de fiv simpl enjioz er mskanikal p-s- 
 erz, sumtjmz yqzd [er razii) bodiz, but mar fre- 
 kwentli for divjdig or splitir) dem; a mas ov 
 metal. 
 
 Wedge, Wej, v. t. tu klev wid a wej: tu drjv er 
 fors, az bja wej; tu fasn bj wejez; tu fiks, az a 
 wej. [moni. 
 
 Wedlock. Wed-lnk, n. de stat ov marij : matri- 
 
 Wedlocked, Wed-lukt, a. yunjted in marij. 
 
 Wednesday, Wenz-dn, n. Az fort da ov de wek; 
 — so nauid bj de Gutik najonz from ( WmJen} or 
 {Odin.} dedeiti htw, fugkjonz korespond tu doz 
 ov Mork^ri in de Grejan mitoluji. 
 
 Wee, Wf, a. litl; smol.— [Komon in Skotijdjalekt, 
 and in de nort ov Iijgland.] 
 
 Weechelm, We(j-elm, n. a spejez ov elm; — kom- 
 onli ritn {witchelm.) 
 
 Weed, Wed, n. a nokjus er yq,sles plant; — eni 
 
 tiij nokjus er yixsles; — [*a gqrment; dres;J pi, 
 
 a mornig dres; az, a widoz iceds. 
 Weed, Wed, v. i. tu rid ov wedz; tu tak awa, az 
 
 nokjus plants: tu fre from eni tig hurtful er 
 
 ofensiv; tu rcot Tst. 
 Weeder, Wed-er, n. wun hcD wedz. 
 Weedery, Wed-er-i, n. wedz; a plas fer wedz. 
 Weedhook, Wed-huk, ) n. a huk or in- 
 
 Weedixghook, Wed-ig-hnk, ) strtoment far 
 
 eksterpatig wedz. [wedz. 
 
 Weeding, Wed-ig, n. de operajon ov klerig from 
 Weedless, Wed-les, a. fre from wedz. 
 Weedy, Wed-i, a. kjnsistig ov wedz; abijndig in 
 
 wedz; overrun wid wedz. 
 Week, Wek, n. de spas ov sevn daz. 
 Weekday', Wek-da, n. eni da not Sunda. 
 Weekly, Wek-li, a. hapnig, publijt, er dun, 
 
 wun-; a wek; hebdomadal. 
 Weekly, Wek-li, ad. wuns a wek; everi wek, 
 Weel, Wei, H: a hwerlpuol; a trap er sn^r fer 
 
 fiJ. [Lokal, Iggland.j 
 Ween, Wen, v. i. tu tigk; imajin; tu fansi. — 
 
 [An old wurd, nerli obsolet.] 
 Weep, Wep, v. i. tu Jo soro bj terz; tu Jed terz; 
 
 tu lament; tu komplan. 
 Weep, Wep, v. t. tu lament wid terz; tu bewal; 
 
 tu drop, az terz. 
 Weeper, Wep-er, n. wun hot) weps; — a sert ov 
 
 hwjt linen kuf on a mornig dres; a baj ov 
 
 muirnig. [terz. 
 
 Weeping, Wep-ig, n. de akt ov lamentig wid 
 Weeping, Wep-ig, pp. a. Jedig terz; hagig d'sn 
 
 az in soro. 
 Weepingly', Wep-ig-li, ad. wid wepig; in terz. 
 Weever. Wev-er, ;*. a se-fij havig Jqrp sf)jnz. 
 Weevil, We vil, n. a smol insekt ov de betl kjnd, 
 
 injtyius tu hwet and uder gran. 
 Weevilly, We-vil-i, a. infekted wid wevilz. 
 Weezel, We-z1, n. Se ( Weasel.) 
 Weezel, We-zl, a. tin; wezn: wiznd; az, "a 
 
 wczl fas." Se ( Weazen.) [Lokal, Igg.] 
 Weft, Weft, n. de winf ov klot; dat hwiq iz wovn; 
 
 — dat ov hwiq de klam iz jenerali wavd; waf. 
 Weftage, Weft-aj,'- n. weft; tekstyi^r. 
 Wegotism, We-go-tiz-m, n. de frekwent yris ov 
 
 de pron-sn ivr; weizm. [CI modern kant term.] 
 Wehrlite, Wer-ljt, n. (JUiii.y a mineral kontan- 
 
 ig jurn. 
 Weigh, Wa, v. t. tu egzamin bj de balans; tu 
 
 komp^r bj de skalz: tu be ekwivalent tu in wat; 
 
 ^tu raz bj kTjnterpffz; — tu tak up, az de agkor 
 
 ov a Jip: — tia egzamin; tu konsider. — Tu wa 
 
 dsn, tu overbalans; tu overburdn; tu opres 
 
 wid wat: tu deprt§s. 
 Weigh, Wa, v. i. tu hav wat; — tu be konsiderd 
 
 az important; tu raz de agkor; tu b^r hevili; 
 
 tu pres hqrd: tu sigk bj its on wat. 
 Weighage, Wa-aj, n. A\\i\ er tol pad fer waig. 
 Weighed, Wad, a. eksperienst; konsiderd; pon- 
 
 derd. 
 Weigher, Wa-er, n. wun hcD waz. 
 Weight, Wat, «. kwontiti me^qrd bj de balans; 
 
 de hcvines ov eni tig:— a mas, jenerali ov metal, 
 
 akii,ratli adjusted, hwiq servz az a standard tu 
 
 egzamin uder bodiz;— ponderusnes; ponderus 
 
 mas; graviti; hevines; tendensi tu de senter; 
 
 prt'Jn,r; burdn:— importans; p-ser; inf likens; efi- 
 
 kasi; konsekwens: moment. 
 Weightily, Wat-i-li, ad. wid a wat; hevili. 
 Weightixess, Wat-i-nes, n. ponderositi; graviti; 
 
 heviiios; soliditi: fors; impertans. 
 Weightless, Wat-les, a. Ijt; havig no wat. 
 Weighty, Wat-i, a. havig wat; hevi: ponderus; 
 
 oncrus; burdnsum: — important; momentus; efi- 
 
 kajus; — *rigorus; sever.
 
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 Weird, Werd, a. skild in wicjkraft. — ile werd 
 iut(i-z, At fats. 
 
 Weird, Werd, n. {Scotland} fat; destini. 
 
 Weism, Wt-iz-m, n. de frekwent yq,s ov de pro- 
 nsn nc. [CI modern kant tfrin.] Se ( Wef/otum.) 
 
 Weissite, Wj-sjt, ». i-ili't.) au aj-gra kulord 
 luiiR-ral. 
 
 Welchglaive, Welq-glav, i>. a kjnd ov batl-aks. 
 
 Welcome, Wei-kum, a. re;fKvd wid gladnes; ad- 
 niitud wid'st pa; — akseptabl; gratful; plezig. — 
 Tid bid welkum, tu. resev wid wurdz ov kjnd- 
 nei. 
 
 Welcome, Wel-kum, inter, a form ov frendli 
 salyntajon, eliptikali yii,Z-l for yo) qr welkum. 
 
 Welcome, Wel-kum, n. a kjnd 3alyq,taJon, gret- 
 iu or resepjon. 
 
 Welcome, Wel-kum, v. t. ta sal4t er restv 
 kjudli; tu gret wid kindncs. 
 
 Welcomeness, Wel-kum-nes, n. de stat ov bcig 
 Welkum. 
 
 Welcomer, Wel-kum-er, n. wun hoo wclkumz. 
 
 Welcome-to-our-house, Wel-kum-tu-'sr-h'ss, 
 n. an erb. 
 
 Weld, Weld, n. a. plant er its levz yeldig a yelo 
 dj; and kiiltivated for de yq,s ov djerz wed; — 
 ritu olsiD {wold, woad, woald, and would.} 
 
 Weld, Weld, v. t. tu. bet or pres intu ferm 
 yunyon, hwen beted, az metalz; tu jern tu- 
 geder. 
 
 Welder, Weld-cr, n. he or dat hwiq weldz. — 
 {IidanJ} miinajer; aktyn,al okyi^pjer. 
 
 Welding, Weld-ig, n. de akt ov yi^njlir); — a 
 ferm juflkjon ov jurn, bj hwiq, hwen heted, it 
 iz yn^iijted iatimatli and permanentli under de 
 ham.-r. [weldiij het. 
 
 Welding, Weld-iij, a. kapabl ov yq^njtii); az, a 
 
 Welfare, Wel-fq,r, n. hapine^; sukses; prosper- 
 ity WL-lbeifl. 
 
 Welk, Welk, i V. t. tu sok; tu bet; — tu ekspuz 
 
 Welt, Welt, 1 tu de sun in order tu be drjd: 
 tu wider. &s. [CI provinfal wurd in Ingland.l 
 He ( ll7/^> 
 
 Welk. Welk, n. {Conch.} Se ( Whelk.} 
 
 Welked, Welkt, a. rijed; furud. 
 
 Welki.v, Wel-kin, n. de vizibl rejonz ov de ^r;— 
 qetli yiizd in poctri. — Welkin /, a skj-kulord i, 
 or u rolii) i. 
 
 Well, Wei, n. a sprig; a f'snten; a sors; — a dep, 
 rnro pit dug in de ert for obtanii) a suplj ov 
 weter; — a vent-hol in a rem ov ha; — de kaviti in 
 hwiq jt^rz qr plast. — {2\a'(t.} a smol enklu/.d 
 spas uer de man mast, ekstendii) frum de botum 
 ov de Jip tu de prinsipal guu-dek, kuntsiniij de 
 pumps. 
 
 Well. Wei, v. i. tu sprit): tu \l\\ az from a spriij. 
 
 Well, Wei, r. t. tu pcor furt, az from a wel. 
 
 Well, Wel, a. not sik; not il; beig in il belt; re- 
 kiiverd; — hapi; konvenyent; advantajus: — beiij 
 in favor. 
 
 Well, Wel, ad. not il; not unhapili; noi wikedli: 
 skilftili: proi^erli: in a lodabl maaer; not amis: 
 not unsuksesfuli; not insufijcntli; not defektivli: 
 tu a degre dat givz ple^n,r: wid praz: favor- 
 abli; sq,tabli: sufijentli. — It iz a term ov kuusej- 
 on, er admijon: az, " Wtl, if it iz so, j submit." 
 — Az wel az, tugeder wid; not les dan. — Wtl 
 ni. uerli; olmast. — Wel fnnf, in a moderat de- 
 gre: tolerabli. — Wel tu lie, havig a kompetens. 
 — It iz yn,zd muq in kompozijon tu ekspres eni 
 tig rjt, ledabl, er not defektiv; az, we^-afekted: 
 wW-amd; (wZ-apernted, &s. 
 
 Welladay. Wel-a-da, inter, ekspresig gref: aids! 
 
 Wellbeuaved, Wel-be-havd, a. k6rteus: sivil; 
 ov gud kondukt. [welf^r. 
 
 Well-being, Wel-bc-ig, n. hapines: prosperiti: 
 
 Well-bkloved, Wel-be-luvd, a. muq luvd. 
 
 Well-born, Wel-bern, a. not mgnli desended. 
 Well-bred, Wel-brcd, a. elegant ov manerz; 
 
 pulit;— desended from a gud ras ov ansestore; 
 
 wel-born. [akjonz. 
 
 Well-doing, Wel-do-ig, it. rjt kondukt; gud 
 Well-done, Wel-dun, inter, an eksklamajon be- 
 
 st<jig praz. 
 Well-drain, Wel-dran, n. a dran tu a wel. 
 Wellkare, Wel-fiir, n. hapines. >Se ( Welfare.} 
 Wellkavored, Wel-fi't-vord, a. bn,tiful. 
 W'ellgrounded, Wel-gT'snd-ed, a. havig a gud 
 
 iKti.hijun. 
 Well-hallowed, Wel-hal-od, a. sakred; just. 
 Wellukad. Wel-hed, n. sors; f-snten; welsprig. 
 Well-known. Wel-non, a. komonli non. 
 Well-mannered, Wel-man-erd, a. paljt: sivil. 
 Well-meaner, Wel-men-er, n. wun hoo mcnz 
 
 w.'l. [tenjon. 
 
 Well-meaning, Wel-men-ig, a. havig gud in- 
 WtLLMET, Wel-met, inter, a term ov salyn^iajon. 
 Well minded, Wel-mjnd-ed, a. havig gud in- 
 
 ti-Mjuuz. [kjnd. 
 
 Well-natured, Wel-nat-yi^^rd, a. gudnaty^rd; 
 Wellnigh, Wel-ni, ad. elmosi: nerli. 
 Wellread, Wel-red, a. havig red muq: eni^djt. 
 Weel-room, Wel-rotjm, n. a rcfim kontanig a wel. 
 Well-spent, Wei-spent, a. past wid vertytj, or 
 
 inipribvmeut. 
 Wellspoken, Wel-spo-kn, a. spekig wel; spekig 
 
 fjiili; .^pekiij grtisfuli: spekig kindli. 
 Wellsprixg, Wel-sprig, n. f'snten; sors. 
 Well-tholght, Wel-tot, a. oporti^nli tot ov. 
 Wellwiller, Wel-wil-er, n. wun hiD menz 
 
 kindli. 
 Wellwisu, Wel-wiJ, n. a wij ov hapines. 
 Wellwished, Wel-wijt, a. beliivd: befrended. 
 Wellwisher, Wel-wiJ-er, n,. wun hio wi/ez de 
 
 gud ov andder. [Walz. 
 
 Welsh, WeiJ, a. relatig tu de pepl or kuntri ov 
 Welsu, WelJ, n. de laggwaj ov Walz. — jd. de 
 
 pepl ov Walz. 
 Welt, Welt, n. a border; a gqrd; an ejig: a fold 
 
 er dublig ov klot erleder. [wid a herder. 
 
 Welt, Welt, c. t. tu furnij wid q welt: tu so 
 Welt. Welt, r. i. tu sok: — tu wider. Sam az 
 
 {icilk.} [Lokal,Igg.] Se < Wilt.} 
 Welter, Wel-ter, v. i. tu rol, az in woter, mjr, 
 
 blud. or uder likwid; tu rol: tu wolo. 
 Wen, Wen, n. a hqrd, fleji, er kalus ekskresens; 
 
 a tumor. 
 Wexcu, Wcnq, n. a yug wuraan: — a yui) wu- 
 
 man in an invidius er lad sens; a strumpet. 
 Wench. Wenq, f. i. tu frekwent liBs wiuien. 
 Wencher, Wenq-er, n. a fornikator. [w.jnqez. 
 Wenchlike, Wenq-lik, a. after de maner ov 
 Wend, Wend,* r. i. \i. wended (Jr went, yw. w -nd- 
 
 ig, wended or went:] tu go; tu pas tu er from. 
 
 — {Naut.} tu turn risnd. It iz sumtimz yi^zd 
 
 aktivli. az "'Tu icend wunz wa." 
 Wennish, Wen-iJ, / a. havig de natyt^rov a wen: 
 Wenny, Wen-i, i formd Ijk a wen. 
 Went, Went, i. from ( Wend;} yi^zd az de pret- 
 erit ov Goj. Se ( Weiul and Gn.} 
 Went, Went,* n. wa: kors; jxifi. 
 Wentle-trap, Wen-tl-trap, a. (ttwcA.) a spejez 
 
 ov Jel: {fcallaria.} 
 Wept, Wept, /. k p. from V,%>. Se ( Weep.} 
 Were, Wer, i. pi. from Ue. f woz, ds wost, Jte 
 
 wi)z: pi. HE wer, yat wer, da wer. 
 Were, Wer, n. a dam:— a fin amiig de Agglo- 
 
 Saksonz impozd on u murd-rer. Se ( Mfflr.) 
 Weregild, W'er-gild,* n. {Law} a kompen-ajon, 
 
 amug de Agglo-Saksonz, pad bj a delijikwent 
 
 tu de injq,rd or tu biz rclajonz, Ur ofensea 
 
 agenst de person; a f jn or mulkt far a homisjd. 
 
 Se < Were.} '
 
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 Weexeria.v, 'Wer-nE-ri-an, a. relatiij tu Werner 
 
 er hiz tsori ov de ert; keld elso de M/'ttiiiian 
 
 tt'Qri. , ,,. ^ 
 
 Wer.neeite, Wer-ner-jt, n. {Mm.} a silikat ov 
 
 ahviuina, Ijm, and ok.<id ov jurn, ov a gra ergrsn 
 
 kulor, kristalizd. 
 Weest, Werst, n. a Itojan jtinerari ine^tj^r, gkwal 
 
 tui 3500 LggliJ fet, or nerli MB terdz ov a injl. 
 
 RitnelfO Vent. Se (I'erst.) 
 Weet, Wert, de sekoiid person siijgiilar ov de 
 
 subjuijktiv mood, and imperfekt tens, from Bs. 
 Wesaxd. We-zn, j ^_ ^^ windpip. 
 Wesil, \\e-zil, ) 
 Wesleyan, Wes-li-an, n. a foluer ov Jon Wesli, 
 
 de i-snder ov ds Hrminyan Metodists; a M^tod- 
 
 ist. 
 Wesleyax, Wes-li-an, a. relatiij tu. Jon Wesli 
 
 er tbi Weslianizm. 
 Wesley ANiSM, Wes-li-an-iz-m, ». de tenets ov de 
 
 Weslianz; Metodizm. 
 West, West, n. de rejon hwi^r de sun aperz tia 
 
 set at de ekwinoksez; eni pqrt ov de wurld dat, 
 
 relativli tu anuder plas, Ijz in dat direkjon. 
 West, West, a. relatiij tu, beiij tuardz, er kumii) 
 
 from de rejon ov de setig sun; western; oksi- 
 
 dental. 
 West, West, ad. tu de west; mor westward. 
 Westeeixg, West-er-ii),* a. pasig tu de west. 
 Westeely, West-er-li, a. tendii) er beig toardz 
 
 de west. 
 Westerly, West er-li, ad. toardz de west. 
 Western, West-ern, a. beig in de west, er toard 
 
 de west; west; westerli; oksidenlal. 
 Westeenmost, West-ern-mcast, a. fqrdest tu de 
 
 west. [west. 
 
 Westing, West-ig, n. a kors er distans tu de 
 Westli.vg, West-liij, n. an inhabitant ov de west. 
 Westwaed, West-ward, ad. toardz de west. 
 Westwaedlt, West-ward-li, ad. wid tendensi 
 
 tu de west. [weder. 
 
 Wet, Wet, n. weter; hi^miditi; mffstyiy; rani 
 Wet, Wet, a. kontanig weter; kuverd er imbii,d 
 
 wid weter; not drj: hixmid; merst; rani; weteri. 
 Wet, Wet, r. t. \i. weted ©;■ wet, ps. wetig, 
 
 weted er wet:] tu mak wet; tu ekspoz tu ran 
 
 er w iter; tu hv^mektat; tu mersn. 
 Wether, Wed-er, n. a ram kastrated. 
 Wet.vess, Wet-nes, ;*. de stat ov beig wet; merst- 
 
 yUr; hn,miditi. [wid de brest. 
 
 Wet-xuese, Wet-nurs, n. a wuman hot) nursez 
 Wetshod, Wet-Jod, a. wet over de Ja>z; havig 
 
 wet tet. 
 Wettish, Wet-iJ, a. sumhwot wet: damp. 
 Wezand, We-zn, n. Se ( Weasaiid^ 
 Whack, Hwak,t v.t. tu strjk: tu twak. [Lokal.] 
 Whack, Hwak.t n. a hevi bio; a tump. [Provin- 
 
 Jal and kuliakwial.] 
 Whackee, Hwak-er,+ n. eni tig unkomonli Iqrj; a 
 
 grat li; — sam az ( lF7ia/w«'.) [Priaviujal.] 
 Whale, Hwal, n. a setajan .miiual, Japt Ijk a 
 
 fij" and livig in de se, but havig werm blud, and 
 
 bredig de i^r; de Iqrjest ov animalz. — It iz pop- 
 
 yqlirli, but not sjontifikali, klast wid fijez. 
 Whaleboat, Hwal-bot, n. {^Nauf.) o, log, naro 
 
 bu)i yi|zd wid hwal-Jips. 
 Whalebone, Hwal-bijn, n. a horni, elastik sub- 
 
 staus. fi5iKl in de jo ov de hwal. 
 Whale-fishery, itwal-fij-er-i, n. de bizncs ov 
 
 takig liwalz, and proki|rig erl from dem. 
 Whale- FISHING, Hwal-fiJ-ig, n. de akt ov kaqig 
 
 hwalz. 
 Whaleman, Hwal - man, w.,/-?. IIwal-meB: a man 
 
 eugfijd in de hwal fijeri. 
 Whaler, Hwal-er, n. a person er vesel engajd in 
 
 de hwal-fijeri; a hwalman. [hwal-fijeri. 
 
 Whaling, I£wal-ig, a. relatig tu hwalz er de 
 
 Whall, Ilwel, ) n. a dizez in de \l, kezig demtu. 
 
 Whaul, Hwol, i luk hwjt; wol-j; de glokoma. 
 
 WuALLY, Hwel-i,* a. dizezd so az tu Jo td) muq 
 hwit, sed ov de jz. 
 
 Whame, Hwam, n. de burel-fli hwiq .antjz hersez. 
 
 Whammel, Hw6m-el, t'. t. tu turn upsjd d^n. — 
 [Xort uv Iggland.] Se ( Wlieinmel.} 
 
 Whang, Hwag, n. a tog; a leder tog. 
 
 Whang, llvvag, v. t. tu bet. [Luikal, Iggland.] 
 
 Whangee, Hwag-e, n. a Japan kan er wekig- 
 stik, mad ov a tJinez plant. 
 
 Whap, Hwop,J n. a hevi bio;— ritn elso {ivh/yp?) 
 
 Whapper, Hw6p-er, n. eni tig unkomonli iqrj; a 
 tumpor. Se ( WJooppe? .) [vinj'al.] 
 
 Whappixg, Hw6p-ig, a. unkomonli Iqrj. — [Fro- 
 
 WuAEF, Hwerf, ii., [d. in Ljglaiid, Hwerfs; in de 
 Yiimttd ^tatii, jeuerali Hwervz; a mol, er ferm 
 landig plas, bilt bj de sjd ov de weter, er eks- 
 tendig intu de woter, fer de konvenyens ov lod- 
 ig and unlodig Jips and uder vesolz; a ke. 
 
 Wharfage, Hwkf-aj, n. fez fer landig at a hworf. 
 
 Wharfincjee, Hwerf-in-jer, n. wuu h.J} ateudz a 
 hworf. 
 
 What, Hwot, pran. dat hwiq; sumtig, indefinitli; 
 az, ''i herd hw(/t [dat hwiq] he sed;" — ofu yqzd 
 iuterogativli: az, "-.Hwot qr yO) diDig." It iz elso 
 yqzd az an adjektiv er demoustrativ prou'sn; az, 
 "i! no hwU buk dat iz." It iz sumtjmz yii.zd az 
 an interjekjon; az, ^^Hwot! "-kan not yO) stop a 
 minit." 
 
 Whatever, Ilwot-ev-er, | pran. el dat; ds 
 
 Whatsoever, Hwot-so-ev-er, i hoi dat; dis er 
 dat. — fla hav ofn de konstrukjon ov adjektivz. 
 
 Whatnot, H,v6t-not, re. a stand, er pes ov h'ss- 
 hold turnitqr, havig Jelvz fer buks, &s. 
 
 Whatso, Hw6t-so, pran. sam az hwotsoever. 
 
 Wheal, Hwel, n. a pustyij^l; a smel swelig fild 
 wid mater. — Ritn elso {wale and weal.) 
 
 Wheat, Hwet, n. de f jnest kjnd ov gran ov hwiq 
 bretl iz mad. [delikat berd. 
 
 Wheatear, Hwet-er, «. an er ov hwet; — a smel, 
 
 Wheaten, Ilwet-n, a. mad ov hwet. 
 
 Wheatgeass, Hwet-gras, n. a. jenus ov grasez; 
 dogz-gras. 
 
 Wheatplum, Hwet-plum, n. a. sert ov plum. 
 
 Wheedle, Hwe-dl, i). t. tu entjs bj soft wurdz; 
 tu f later; tu kajol; tu koks. 
 
 Wheedle, Hwe-dl, «. entjsment; kajoleri. 
 
 Wheedlee, Hwed-ler, n. wan hoo hwedlz. 
 
 Wheedling, Hwed-lig, n. de akt ov koksig or 
 kajolig. 
 
 Wheel, Hwel, n. a serki^lar fram dat turnz r-ynd 
 upon an aksis; a serkq,lar bodi: a karij dat runz 
 upon hwelz; — an instriDment ov tertyqr; — an in- 
 strooment fer spinig; an instra>ment yqzd bj pot- 
 erz, &s.; — rotajon; revohxJon; a kumpas ab'st. — 
 Hwel and aksl, wun ov de mekauikal pnerz er 
 majenz, konsistig ov a hwel, havig a silmdrikal 
 aksis pasig triD its senter, restig on pivuts at its 
 ekstremitiz, and suported in gujonz, and kapa- 
 bl ov revolvig: — kold elso {a,cis in peritrovhio.) 
 Perfaii hwel, an enjin tu dro weter ist ov a wel; 
 keld elso {nriria.} 
 
 Wheel, Hwel, v. i. tu moov on hwelz; tu turn on 
 an aksis; tu revolv; tu hav a rtotatori mojon; 
 tu turn: tu feq a kumpas; tu rol forward. 
 
 Wheel, Hwel, r. t. tu konva on hwelz; tu pmt 
 intu u riitatori moJon: tu hwerl. 
 
 Wheel-aximal, Hwel-an-i-mal, n. {Ent.} a je- 
 nus uv animalkn,lz, havig a hwel kjnd ov qrmz 
 fir taki I d^r pra. [onli wun hwel. 
 
 Wheelbaerow, Ilwel-bar-o, n. a karij havig 
 
 Wheelcaeriage, Hwe'1-kar-ij, n. a karij havig 
 hwelz. 
 
 Wheeled, Hweld, a. havig hwelz; — yi],zd in kom- 
 pozijon; az, tca-kweld.
 
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 Wheeler, Hwtl-er, n. wun ha hwelz; — a maker 
 
 ov hwElz;— a hwel-hers, er a hers nckst tu de 
 
 hwelz. 
 Wheel-bace, Hwel-ra-", n. At plas in hwiq a 
 
 w.»ter-hwfl iz fikst. [a hwel. 
 
 Wheelshaped. llwel-Japt, a. havii) ds term ov 
 WiitELWORN, Hwt'l-wijru, a. worn bj hwelz. 
 Wheelwright, Hwel-rjt, n. a. maker ov hwelz 
 
 and hwel-kiirijez. 
 Wheely, Ilwel-i,* a. serkii,lar; rotatori. 
 Wheeze, Hwez, r. i. tu. bred wid nerz. 
 Wheezing, Hwez-ig, n. a disorderJ respirajon. 
 Whelk, Hwelk, n. a prutti^berans; a pustql. Se 
 
 ( Wiul.y — {O'/ick.} a yunivalv jel. 
 Whelked, Hwelk-ed. Se ( Welked.) 
 Whelky, Hwelk-i, a. embost; protuberant. 
 Whelm, Ilwelm, v. t. tu kuver wid sumtii) dat 
 
 envelops on ol sidz, and iz not tia be tron of; tu 
 
 beri: tu Qverhwelm. 
 Whelp, Hwelp, ti. de yug ov a dog; a pupi; de 
 
 yuij ov a Ijon er uder best ov pra: — a sun or 
 
 yui) man, in kontemt. — {Saut.} a Jert, uprjt pes 
 
 plast r5nd de barel ov a kapstan. 
 Whelp, Hwelp, v. i. tu brig furt yug; — apljd tu 
 
 sum bests, az a bicj, a Ijones, a Je-foks, &s. 
 Whemmel, Hwem-1, i\ t. tu turn upsjd d-sn; — 
 
 ritn el?o {wkammel.} [Nart ov Iggland.] 
 Whex, Hwen, ad. at de tjm dat; at hwot tim, 
 
 iuterogativli; hwiq tjm. — '^Hwen az, at de t'jm 
 
 hwen. 
 Whence, Ilwens, ad. from hwiq plas, sors, prem- 
 
 isez, &s.; — interogativli, from hwot plas, sors, 
 
 person, koz, &s. — From hwenn iz a pleonazm: Ijk 
 
 fvi>m liens and /Voz/i dens; and, Ijk doz frazez, it 
 
 iz sagkjoud bi kustom and gud yi^s. '"38 plas 
 
 fri/in huens da fel." 
 W HENCESOEVER, Hwens-so-ev-er, ad. from hwot 
 
 plas Swever; from hwot koz soever. 
 Whenever. Hwen-ev-er, / ad. at hwotevcr 
 
 Whensoever, Hwen-so-ev-er, i tim. 
 Where, Hwqr, aJ. in hwiq plas: at hwiq plas er 
 
 plasez. It iz ofn yi|,zd fer hwider; az, '"Mlwqr 
 
 qr yd) goii)." — Enihwqr, at er in eni plas. — JS'u- 
 
 hwq^i; at er in no plas. — Hicqr, Ijk her and dqr, 
 
 haz, in kompozijon, a kind ov pronominal sig- 
 
 nifikajon; az hw^iriif, ov hwiq. 
 Whereabout, Hwq^r-a-b'st, ad. ner hwot plas, 
 
 az, "\Hacii alnt did y* looz hwot yoo qr sekig;"- — 
 
 ner hw iq I'las; konsernig hwiq. 
 Whereabouts, Hwiy-a-b-sts, ad. ^&m a.z hwqt-a- 
 
 hst, and de mor komon ov de too formz. 
 Whereas, llwi^r-az, ac/. hwen on de kontrari: de 
 
 tig beig so dat; — elwaz referd tu sumtig difer- 
 
 ent. 
 Whereat, Hw^r-at, ad. at hwiq: at hwot. 
 Whereby, Hwq^r-bj, ad. bj hwiq: bj hwot; az, 
 
 ^•\Hanrlij wilt &■% akomplij dj dezm."' 
 Wherefore, Hw4r-i'or, ad. for hwiq rezn; fer 
 
 hwot rezn. 
 Wherein, Hw^r-in, ad. in hwiq: in hwot. 
 Whereinto, Hwi^r-in-t<fi, ad. intu hwiq. 
 Whereness., Hw4r-nes,* n. ynbieti; imperfekt lo- 
 
 kaliti. 
 Whereof, Hwq,r-6f, ad. ov hwiq; ov hwot, inilef- 
 
 initli: — ov hwot, interogativli; az, '"^.Hwqro/ ytoz 
 
 de h-ss bill." 
 Whereon, Hw^r-on, ad. on hwiq; on hwot: az, 
 
 "■•Hn-qron did he sit." 
 Whereso, lIw;\r-so,* ad. hw^rscever. 
 Wheresoever, Hw£ir-so-ev-er, ad. in hwot plas 
 
 sojever: tu hwot plas soever. 
 Wherethrough, Hwiir-troo,* ad. tnn hwiq. 
 Wheueto, Hwqr-tiU, ( ad. tu hwiq: tu 
 
 Whereunto, Hwc'ir-un-tcf), i hwot; tu hwot end; 
 
 az, "'.lla'urtd) iz dis ekspens." 
 Whereupon, Hw:ir-up-6u, &d. upon hwic;. 
 
 Wherever, Hw^-ev-er, ad. at er in hwotsoever 
 plas. 
 
 Wherewith, Hwqr-wid, ) ad. wid hwiq; 
 
 Wherewithal, llwar-wid-el, I wid hwot. 
 
 Wherret, liwer-et, v. t. tu huri; tu trubl; tu 
 tez;— tu giv a boks on de er. [(I lo wurd.] 
 
 Wherry, Hwer-i, n. a Ijt bot yn,zd on riverz. 
 
 Whet, Hwet, t. t. tu Jqrpn bj yqzig a hweiiton; 
 tu Jqrpn bj atrijon; tu ej; tu provok; tu mak 
 aggri. 
 
 Whet, Hwet, n. de akt ov Jqrpnig; — sumtig dat 
 Jqrpnz er maks huggri, az a dram. 
 
 Whether, Hwed-er, ad. a pqrtikl ekspresig wun 
 pqrt ov a disjiiyktiv propozijon, anserd bj or; 
 az, "■ILcider yo) wil or not." 
 
 Whether, Hwed-er, pron. hwiq ov X/Xt. 
 
 Whetslate, Hwet-slat, n. a masiv mineral, ov 
 ^Euij-gra kulor, yq,zd fer Jqrpnig stel instnD- 
 ments. 
 
 Whetstone, Hwet-ston, n. a smood, flat ston, 
 yqzd for hwetig er Jqrpnig ejd instncments bj 
 frikjou. 
 
 Whetter, Hwet-er, n. wun hoo hwets er Jqrpnz. 
 
 Whew, Hwq. inttrj. begon ! ekspresig averjon er 
 kontemt. "Hwti! awa wid iuskripjonz." 
 
 WuEV, Hwa, n. de limpid, tin, er serus pqrt ov 
 milk, from hwiq de kurdand buterqr separated; 
 — eni tig h«jt and tin. 
 
 Wheyey, Hwa-i, * a. partakig ov hwa; rezem- 
 
 Wheyish, Hwii-iJ, ( blig hwa. [hwaij, 
 
 Wheyisuness, Hwa-iJ-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 Which, Hwiq, iiron. de pron-sn relativ, relaiig 
 tu tigz: az, "de buk hwi/j j red." It fermerli 
 woz yqzd for lub, and related likwjz tu personz; 
 and it iz ofn so yqzd in de komon translajonz ov 
 de Bjbl: but dis yi]^s iz nis obsolet. It iz sum- 
 tjmz a demonstrativ pron'sn; az, "Tak hwii; jat 
 wil." It iz sumtjmz an interogativ; az, "iHwig 
 iz de man." [ever. 
 
 Whichever, Hwiq-ev-er, pron. sam az htvujgo- 
 
 Whichsoever, Hwiq-so-ev-er,^rott. hweder wun 
 or de uder. 
 
 Whiff, Hwif, n. a blast; a puf ov wind. 
 
 Whiff, Hwif, v. t. and i. tu moiv inkonstantli, az 
 if drivn bj a puf ov wind. 
 
 Whiffle, Hwif-1,* v. t. tudispersaz bj a puf; tu 
 blu awa; tu skater. 
 
 Whiffle. Hwif-1,* n. a fjf er smel flqt. 
 
 Whiffler, Uwjf-ler, n. a pjper er f jfer: — a hqr- 
 biijJLT; — wun ov no konsekwens; wun moovd wid 
 a hwif or puf: a trjfler. 
 
 Whiffletree, Hwif-1-tre, n. Se ( \Miippletree.) 
 
 Whig, Hwig, n. de designajon ov wun ov de grat 
 politikal pqrtiz in Iggland. 3e hwigz qr opozd 
 tu de turiz, and dqr prinsiplz tend tu inkres ds 
 demokratik inflqensovde konstiti\Jon. He term 
 liwi'j Woz ferst yqzd in de ran ov t'qrlz II., and 
 iz ov Skotij orijin. Akordig tu Bijop Burnet, 
 it iz derivd from {ahi</(/am,} a wurd yqzd bj 
 Skoq pezants in drjvig d^r hersez, de drjverz 
 beig keld {uh'ggam'res,} kontrakted tu hwigz. 
 — {American hintt/ri/) wun hat suported de rev- 
 oUyonari moovment, in opazijon tu de mejqra 
 ov de IggliJ guvernment. Se {Tnnj.} 
 
 Whig. Hwig. a. relatig tu de hwigz; hwigij. 
 
 WuiGGARCHY, Hwig-qr-ki, n. guvernment h\ 
 hwijrz. 
 
 Whiggery. Hwig-er-i, n. de prinsiplz ov de 
 hwi;:z; hwigizm. 
 
 Wuiggish. Ilwig-iJ, a. relatig tu de hwigz. 
 
 Whiggishly. Hwig-iJ-li, ad. in a hwigij maner. 
 
 Whiggism. Hwig-iz-m, n. de nojonz ov hwigz. 
 
 Whiggling, Hwig-lig, n. a hwig, in kontemt. 
 
 While, Hwil, n. tjm; spas ov tjm. 
 
 While, Hwjl. ad. di;rig de tjm dat; az log ai; at 
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 Whilk, Hwjl, r. i. tia spend tta litl yn,s, az tim: 
 tu Iffter. ' [tedyus wa. 
 
 While, Hwjl, v. t. tia dre ist; tia koiisi\in in a 
 
 Whilere, Hml-4r,* ad. a litl hwjl ago; arliwjl. 
 
 Whilom. Hwjl-om,* ad. formerli; wuns; ov old. 
 
 Whilst, Hwjlst, ad. sain az hwil. 
 
 Whim, Hwim, n. a frek; an od fansi; a kaprgs: 
 an iregyi],lar mojon ov dszir; — a majgn er Iqij 
 kapstan, wurkt bi harsez, yr^zd in mjnz far raziij 
 car, water, &s. — a sert ov karij er gig. [gidi. 
 
 Whim, Hwim, v. i. tia inddlj in hwimz; tu b£ 
 
 Whimbrel, Hwim-brel, n. a berd rezemblig de 
 kurli],. 
 
 Whimling, Hwim-lii),* «. a person fulov hwimz. 
 
 Whimper, Hwim-per, «. i. tu kri wid a lo, hwjn- 
 iij, .-^uprest, er brokn vers; tu krj. 
 
 Whimper, Hwim-per, v. t. tu uter in a hwjnii) er 
 krjiij ton. 
 
 Whimperer, Hwim-per-er, n. wun hco hwimperz. 
 
 Whimpering, Hwim-per-ig, n. de akt ov uterig 
 Q smol krj. 
 
 Whimset, Hwim-zi, n. a frek; a kaprss; an od 
 fansi: a hwim. 
 
 Whimsey, Hwim-zi,* ». t. tu fil wid hwimziz. 
 
 Whimseyed, Hwim-zid, a. ful ov hwimziz; hwim- 
 zikal. 
 
 Whimsical, Hwim-zi-kal, a. ful ov hwimz: frek- 
 ij: kaprijus: odli fansiful; fantastikal; od. 
 
 Whimsicality, Hwim-zi-kal-i-ti,J ;;-. dg kwoliti 
 ov beiij hwimzikal; oditi; hwimzikalncs; a hwim. 
 
 Whimsically, Hwim-zi-kal-i, ad. in a hwimzi- 
 kal maner. [btii] hwimzikul. 
 
 Whimsicalness, Hwim-zi-kal-nes, n. de stat ov 
 
 WuiMWHAM, Hwim-hwam, n. [rediiplikajon ov 
 hu-im,\ a platig; a tef; an od dEVJs; a frek; a 
 hwim. ( WJdnstone.) 
 
 Whix. Hwin, n. furz; gers; — a mineral. Se 
 
 Whixchat, Hwin-qat, n. a herd: de grat fljkaqer. 
 
 Whine, Hwjn, v. i. tu uter a plantiv, drelig kri; 
 tu mak a plantiv nffz; tu mean menli. 
 
 Whine, Hwjn, n. a. plantiv ntrz; a dralii), plantiv 
 ton i/v vffs: a men er afekted komplant. 
 
 Wuinee, Hwjn-er, n. wun ho) hwjnz. 
 
 Whinny, Hwin-i, a. ab'sndiij in hwin; Ijk hwin. 
 
 Whinny, Hwin-i, v. i. tu mak a nerz Ij'k a hers 
 er kolt; tu na. [basolt. 
 
 Whinstone, Hwin-ston, n. {Min.} a spejEz ov 
 
 Whip, Hwip, t. t. tu strjk wid a hwip; tu strjk 
 wid eni tuj tuf and fleksibl: tu laj; tu drjv wid 
 lajez; tu korekt wid lajez; tu laj wid sqrkazm; 
 — tu so sljtli; tu bjud tugeder, az rodz wid kerd 
 er wjr; tu inrap; — tu tak eni tir) nimbli; — olwaz 
 wid a pqrtikl asertauir) de sens, az s<, mi, up, 
 aiva. — Tu hwip in, tu kompel tu obediens er 
 tu erder. — Tid hwip de kat, tu praktis de most 
 pinqiij pqrsimoni. 
 
 Whip, Hwip, r. i. tu mov nimbli. [Li|dikrus.] 
 
 Whip, Hwip, n. an instrtoment, tuf and pljant, 
 yi^zd for korekjon, drjvig hersez, katl, &s'.; a 
 laj:— de leijt ov de sal ov u windmil mejqrd 
 from de aksis.— (iVa/^^.) a rop past troD a siggl 
 blok er liv^W.—Uwiji and sjmr, wid grat sped. 
 
 Whipcord, Hwip-kerd, n. kerd sq^tabl fer hwips. 
 
 WuiPGRAFTiNG, Hwip-graft-iij, n. a. kind ov 
 graftii). [rioriti. 
 
 Whiphand, Hwip-hand, w. advdntaj over; sqpe- 
 
 Whiplash, Hwip-laJ, n. de laj er smel end ov a 
 hwip. [hwips. 
 
 Whip-maker, Hwip-mak-er, n. wun h* maks 
 
 Whipper, Hwip-er, n. wun h* hwips. 
 
 Whipper-in, Hwip-ur-iu, n. wun hijo subjekts or 
 kompelz tu obediens or order, er de prinsiplz er 
 me^qrz ov a pqrti. 
 
 Whippersnapper, Hwip-er-snap-er, n. a dimin- 
 yqtiv, insignifikant person; a hwipster. [rod. 
 
 Whipping, Hwip-ig, n. korekjon wid a hwip er 
 
 Whipping-post, Hwip-ig-post, w. a post er pilar 
 
 tu hwiq kriminalz qr bisnd hwen da qr hwipt. 
 Whipple-tree, Hwip-l-tre, n-. a Jert bqr bj hwiq 
 
 hersez dre. Ritn el.--o ( Whitfietree.) 
 Whippoorwill, Hwip-or-wil, n. an Amerikan 
 
 berd dat sigz bj nit. 
 Whipsaw, Hwip-se, n. an instrttiment tu se suq 
 
 grat pesez ov stuf az de handse wil not ezili req 
 
 trcD. 
 Whipsnake, Hwip-snak, n. a kjnd ov serpent. 
 Whipstaff, Hwip-staf, n. {Xaut.) a pes ov wud 
 
 fasnd tu de helm, hwiq de sterzman holdz in hiz 
 
 hand, in erder tu moDv de ruder and direkt ds 
 
 Jip. 
 W hipster, Hwip-ster, n. a nimbi f elo. 
 Whipstick, Hwip-stik, n. de handl ov a hwip. 
 Whipstitch, Hwip-stiq, n. a talor, in kontemt; 
 
 a sert ov pl'sii). 
 Whipstock, Hwip-stok, n. de handl ov a hwip; 
 
 de hwip itself. 
 Whipt, Hwipt, i. and p. from Ilwip. Sam az 
 
 {whiiqjed.y Se ( Whip.) 
 Whir, Hwer, v. i. tu turn r'snd rapidli wid nerz; 
 
 tu flj wid nflPz; — 1\ t. tu huri. [volv; tu twerl. 
 Whirl, Hwerl, v. t. txa turn r'snd rapidli; tu re- 
 Whirl, Hwerl, r. i. tu mrov er run r'snd rapidli. 
 Whirl, Hwerl, n. jjrajon; kwik rotajon; rapid 
 
 serki^lar moJon: eni tiij mtt)vd wid rapid rotajon. 
 Whirlbat, Hwerl-bat, «. eni tii) mctivd rapidli 
 
 r'snd tu giv a bio. [ne. 
 
 Whirlbone, Hwerl-bon, w. patela; de kap ov de 
 Whirler, Hwerl-er, n. he or dat hwiq hwerlz. 
 Whirligig, Hwerl-i-gig, n. a tef hwiq qildren spin 
 
 r-snd. 
 Whirling-table, Hwerl-ig-ta-bl, n. a majen kon- 
 
 trjvd tu egzibit tte prinsipal loz ov gravitajon, 
 
 er de fenomena, in filosofi and natyqr, relativ 
 
 tu de p'ser ov de sentrifyqgal fors, partikyi^larli 
 
 in its efekts upon de Jap ov de ert and planets. 
 Whirlpit, Hwerl-pit, ) n. a verteks, edi, er 
 Whirlpool, Hwerl-pcDl, ) gulf, hw^r weter haz 
 
 a rapid serki^lar moJon. 
 Whirl'Wind, Hwerl-wind, n. a rapid, hwerlig 
 
 moJon ov de ^^T, er a kolum er mas ov i\r in a 
 
 vjolent serkyi],lar moJon, supozd tu be prodi],st 
 
 bj de metiij ov too kurents ov q,r bloiij in opozit 
 
 direkjonz. 
 Whirring, Hwer-ig, n. a buzig nerz; a rapid 
 
 moJon. 
 Whisk, Hwisk, n. a smel bezom er bruj; — eni tig 
 
 ov similar akjon, az, formerli, a pqrt ov a wum- 
 
 anz dres: — a kwik, vjolent moJon: — a suden gal. 
 Whisk, Hwisk, v. t. tu mAv er swep wid a Ijt, 
 
 rapid moJon; tu mrtiv nimbli. 
 Whisk, Hwisk, v. i. tu mcov wid velositi. 
 Whisk, Hwisk, n. a kcoperz plan fer levelig ds 
 
 qjuz ov barelz. 
 Whisker, Hwisk-er, m. heerdathwiqhwisks; — ds 
 
 hq,r groig on de qek unjavn; kors h^r on de uper 
 
 lip ov a kat, &s.; — fermerli apljd tu h^r groig on 
 
 de uper lip ov a man, n's komonii keld inustQfez; 
 
 — qetli yqzd in de plqral. 
 Whiskered, Hwisk-erd, a. havig hwiskerz. 
 Whisket, Hwis-ket, n. a basket; a skutl. [Lo- 
 
 kal.] 
 Whiskey, Hwis-ki, n. a kjnd ov spirit distlld from 
 
 bqrli, hwet, rj, maz, &s.; — a kjnd ov wun-hera 
 
 Jaz, sumtjmz keld a tim-hwii<ki; — eha ritn 
 
 {whikk-y.y Se {Lkquthaugh.) 
 Whisking, Hwisk-ig, ///;. a. moovig nimbli; — grat; 
 
 Iqrj. [Lokal, Iggland.] 
 Whisper, Hwis-per, r. i. tu spek wid a lo vers, 
 
 er wid de bret not mad vokal; — tu spek wid 
 
 timorus kejon. 
 Whisper, Hwis- per, v. t. tu adres, er tu uter, in 
 
 a lo vers; tu promt sekretli.
 
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 Whisper, Hwis-p?r, «. a lu, soft vers; a lo uter- 
 
 an-:: lo, kojus speq. 
 WnispKEKR, Hwis-per-cr, n. wun hcD hwisperz; 
 
 a inivat tukor. [kojus speq. 
 
 Whispering, Ilwis-per-ig, n. ds akt ov hwisperig: 
 Whispkrixg, Hwis-per-ij, />/). a. uterii) a lo vers; 
 
 transmitig a hwisper er lo S5nd; az, a hwisperiij- 
 
 gaieri. 
 Whispebingly, Hwis-per-ifl-li, ad. in a lo vers. 
 Whist, H\vi.<t, n. a gam at kqrdz, rekwjriij klos 
 
 ateuj'un, and konsekwent fjlens. 
 Whist, Hwist, inter, a. komdnd tu. be sjlcnt; be 
 
 stil! be sjlent! 
 Whist, Hwist, a. sjlent; stil: kwiet. 
 Whist, Ilwist,* v. t. tu sjlens; tu stil. 
 Whist, Hwist,*' v. i. tu bekiitn silent. 
 Whistle, Hwis-l, v. i. tu mak de bret soncarus 
 
 bi kcintraktii) de lips: tu form a kjnd ov mq,zi- 
 
 kul s'snd bj an inartikyq^lat modyiilajon ov de 
 
 bret: tu mak a s-jnd wid a smel wind-instrtD- 
 
 raimt: tu s-snd Jril. 
 Whistle, Hwis-l, v. t. tu kel bj a hwisl. 
 Whistle, Hwis-l, «. de nerzov wun hco hwislz; a 
 
 siujilur s'snd inad bj a smal wind-instrcDinent, er 
 
 'bi_ At wind: — a smel wind-instrojincnt: — de mTt, 
 
 in kontemt. [se-loq. 
 
 Whistle-kish, Hwis-1-fiJ, n. a. spejsz ov fij; de 
 Whistler, Hwis-ler, n. wun ha> hwislz. 
 Whistling, Hwis-lii), n. de aktov wun hd) hwislz. 
 Whit, Jlwit, n. a punt: a jot: a titl; u veri smol 
 
 pqrt. 
 Whiti:. Hwjt, n. a negativ kulor, er de kulor pro- 
 
 di'ist bj de kombinajon ov el de prizmatik kul- 
 
 orz inikst in de sain proixorjon az da egzist in 
 
 de solar raz: de kulor ov sno; hwjtnes; eni tig 
 
 hwjt: — (I hwjt man: — a mqrk fer an aro; — de 
 
 hwjt {Xjrt ov an eg, er ov de j. 
 White, Hwjt, a. beig wid'st kulor, er havig de 
 
 kr.lor ov Ijt er sno; snoi; — havii) de kulor ov fer; 
 
 pal: — gra wid aj: — pr^r; unblemijt:— unkl'sded. 
 White, Hwjt. v. t. tu mak hwjt; tu hwjtn. 
 White-.axt, Hwjt-ant, n. a Iqrj ant; wun ov de 
 
 tenuitez. 
 Whitebait, Hwjt-bat, n. a veri smol, delikat fiJ. 
 Whitebart, Hwit-bqrt, n. a fiJ ov de kqrp kind. 
 AVhite BEAM -tree, Hwjt-bem-tre, n. a. spejez 
 
 ov tre. 
 WiUTEBOY, Hwit-ber, n. wun ov a klas ov 'IriJ 
 
 icvelcrz nr insiirjents, hot) began tu krcat alqrm 
 
 in irland in 1762: — so kold from d^r erdinari 
 
 dres bell) u hwjt frtk. 
 Whiteboyism, Hwit-ber-iz-m, n. de prinsiplz er 
 
 praktis ov de Hwjtberz. 
 Whitecap, Hwjt-kap, 71. a nam apljd tu de 
 
 ra'snten-sparo. 
 Whitecar. Hwit-kqr, n. de falo-finq. 
 White FACE, Hwjt-fas, n. a hwjt mqrk on de 
 
 fo:hed ov a hers. 
 White-faced, Hwit-fast, a. havii) a hwjt fas. 
 WiiiTE-HEAT, Hwjt-het, /*. a degrt ovhet'in hwiq 
 
 jurn aperz hwjt. 
 White-hellebore, Hwjt-hel-e-bor, n. horh-snd; 
 
 a porenial plant. 
 AVhite-land, Hwjt-land, n. klai land, hwiq iz 
 
 liwjt hwen drj. [fer pant, &s. 
 
 Whiteleau, Hwjt-led, n. kqrbonat ov led, yqzd 
 White-legged. Hwjt-lcgd, a. havii) hwjt legz. 
 Whitelimed, Hwjt-ijmd, a. kuverd wii hwjt 
 
 plaster. 
 White-line, Hwjt-ljn, ii. {Printiruj} a bred spas 
 
 betwen Ijnz; a blagk Ijn. 
 White-livered, Hwit-liv-erd, a. envius; malij- 
 
 us:— k'sardli. 
 Whitemeat, Hwjt-met, n. f(]t)d mad ov milk, 
 
 buter, qez, cgz, &s.: elso de flej ov a ivX, 
 
 rabit, <&s. 
 
 Whiten, Hwit-n, v. t. tu sqpcrindqs a hwjt 
 
 kulor; tu mak hwjt. 
 Whiten, Hwit-n, v. i. tu gro or bekdm hwjt. 
 Whitener, Hwjt-n-er, n. wun lioo hwjtnz. 
 Whiteness, Hwjt-nes, /(. de slat ov beig hwjt; 
 
 frcdom from kulor: jmlnes; — pqriti; — klenncs. 
 White-nun, Hwjt-nun, n. a hwjt berd ov de 
 
 wjld-gcDi trjb. 
 White-pot, Hwit-pot, n. a kjnd ov kustard. 
 Whiter, Hwjt-or, n. a hwjtner. 
 White-rent, Hwjt-rent,^ ro. (Law) a sort ov 
 
 rent, pad in silver. 
 White-rot, Hwit-rot, n. a jenus ov plants; mqrj- 
 
 peniwurt. 
 Whites, Hwjts, n. pi. a. dizt'z tu hwiq wimen 
 
 qr Ijabl. [^hwitster. 
 
 Whitester, Hwit-ster, n. a bleqer ov linen: a 
 White-stone, Hwjt-ston, n. {Jlin.) a granit 
 
 ab'sndig in hwjt felspqr. 
 White-swelling, Hwit-swel-ig, n. {JleJ.} a 
 
 kronik cnlqrjment ov a jernt; — a term vulgarli 
 
 aplid tu indolent tqinorz in skrofyqlus habits. 
 
 It iz a formidabl dizez. 
 Whitetail, Hwjt-tal, n. a berd, keld elso de 
 
 {uh(atea)\} 
 AVhitethorn, Hwit-torn, n. a spejez ov torn. 
 Whitethroat, Hwit-trot, n. a berd frekwentig 
 
 BritiJ gqrdenz. 
 Whitewash, Hwit-woJ, n. a woj fer makig hwjt, 
 
 az de skin, &s.: a mikstyqr ov Ijm er hwjtnig. 
 
 pjz, and woter, fer hwjtnig wolz, <fcj. 
 Whitewash, Hwjt-wo|, c. t. tu kuver wid hwjt- 
 
 woj; tu mak hwjt or eksternali f^r; — tu go tu 
 
 prizn fer det, and be relest bj de akt ov insolv- 
 
 ensi; tu tak advdntaj ov de lo, er de akt ov in- 
 
 solvensi, tu defred wunz kreditorz. 
 Whitewashing, Hwit-woJ-ig, n. de akt ov ku\- 
 
 erig wid hwjtwoj. 
 White-weed, Hwjt-wed, n. a nokjus planter wed. 
 White-wine, Hwjt-wjn, n. hwjt er pal-kulord 
 
 wjn. 
 White-winged, Hwjt-wigd, a. havig hwjt wigz. 
 Whitewoet, Hwit-wurt, n. a kjnd ov erb. 
 Whitkieldian, Hwit-feld-i-an, a. rclatig tu 
 
 J.jrj Hwjtfeld, de fi<nder ov de Kalvinistik Met- 
 
 odists. 
 Whither, Hwid-er, aJ. tu hwiq plas; tu hwot 
 
 plas: tia hwot j)ernt; tu hwot end er purpus. 
 Whithersoever, Hwid-ei-so-ev-er, ad. tu hwot- 
 
 soever jjlas. [plas. 
 
 Whitherward, Hwid-er-ward, ad. toardz hwiq 
 Whiting, Hwjt-in, n. a smel se-fij, ov de kod 
 
 trjl), valj-q^d for tod: — qok klerd ov stoni mater 
 
 and pulverjzd: iSpaniJ-hwjt. [bodi. 
 
 Whiting-pout, Iiwjt-ig-p"8t, n. a fiJ wid a hwjt 
 Whitish, Hwjt-iJ, a. sumhwot hwjt. 
 Whitishness, Hwjt-ij-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 hwjtij. 
 Whitleather, Hwit-led-er, n. ledcr drest wid 
 
 aliuu: rcmqrkabl for tufucs. 
 Whitlow, Hwit-lo, n. a panful sweliger inflam- 
 
 ajon, tendig tu supyq,raJon, at de end ov dr 
 
 figgerz. |grasez. 
 
 Whitlow-grass, Hwit-lo-gras, n. a jenus ov 
 Wuitret. Hwit-ret, n. de Skoq nam f.>r de wezl, 
 Whitsour, Hwit-fsr, n. a kjnd ov apl. 
 Whitster, Hwit-ster, n. a bleqer ov linea:— kon- 
 
 tr;ikted from (u-hid^fei-.y 
 Whitsul, Hwit-sul, n. a provinjal wurd, for 
 
 hwjtmct. or milk, s'sr milk, qez, kurdz, er buter. 
 
 [Lokal, Igg.] 
 Whitsun. Hwlt-sun. a. obzi-rvd at Hwitsuntjd. 
 Whit-."^unday. Hwit-.^un-dn, /). a festival ov de 
 
 qurq, anscrig tu de I'entekost ov de Ji^z, beig 
 
 de sevnt Suuda after Cstcr. Se {Whif^rja- 
 
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 Tt'HiTSUNTiDE. Hwit-san- tjd, ;i. [hu'it and Sunda; 
 
 so kold brkez de konverts, nii,li baptjzd, er kan- 
 
 didats fer baptizm, aperd from 8ster tu Hwit- 
 
 suntjd in hwjt:] de 7t Sanda er 49t da after 
 
 {•'.-ter; At ftst ov Pentekost; Hwit-Sunda. 
 Whitten, Hwit-n, n. ds smal-levd lim. 
 Whittf.n-tree, Hwit-n-tre, n. a sart ov tre. 
 Whittle, Hwit-1, n. a sort ov blanket er blanqt 
 
 wi.ilen klot, wcarn bj wimen az a mantl. 
 Whittle, Hwit-l, v. t. tu kut er dres wid a njf; 
 
 tia /qrpn. 
 Whittle-shawl, Hwit-1-Jel, n. a fjn kerzimcr 
 
 Jill borderd wid frinjez. 
 Whity-brow.v, Hwjt-i-br'sn, a. {hwitanAbrsn;^ 
 
 ov a kulor bstwen hwjt and br^n; az, hwiti-h)'s/i 
 
 paper. [nerz. 
 
 Whiz, Hwiz, v. i. tm mak a I'sd, humig er hisiii 
 Whiz, Hwiz, n. a lisd, hirmiij or hisii) nffz. 
 Who, Hjj, prcjn. sii). and pi. [/"c hiDz, ohj. hcDm:] 
 
 a relativ pronisn, aplid tia persnnz; beii) de sam, 
 
 in uder respekts, az hwlj. It iz yi^zd in aferm- 
 
 ativ sentensez, and elso intero^ativli. 3e farm 
 
 hcaz frekwentli apljz tu tirjz az wol az tu per- 
 
 sonz, beir) ofn ekwivalent tia at hwig. 
 Who, Ho, ) inter, stop: stand: — yi\zd bi tem- 
 Whoa, Ho-a, i sterz tu stop di^r temz. 
 Whoever, HiB-ev-er, pron. eni wun, wid'st 
 
 limitajon. 
 Whole, Hoi, a. el; total; kontanii) el: komplet; 
 
 entjr; integral; undivjded: not defektiv; ilnim- 
 
 p4rd; STind; in a Stat ov belt. 
 Whole, Hoi, «. de total or totaliti; ol ova tig; a 
 
 sistem; a regyi^lar kombinajoa ov pqrts. 
 Whole-hoofed, Hol-hcoft, a. havig de hcnf 
 
 undivjded. 
 Whole length, Hol-legt, a. ekstendiij from wun 
 
 end tu de uder ov eni tiij; ful-lei)t. 
 Wholeness, Hol-nes, n. de stat ov beig hoi; 
 
 entirncs. 
 Wholesale, Hol-sal, n. de sal ov gudz in Iqrj 
 
 kwontitiz tu retalerz; sal in de lump; — de hoi 
 
 mas. 
 Wholesale, Hol-sal, a. relatig tu de trad bj 
 
 hol.sal; bjig er selig in Iqrj kwontitiz. 
 Wholesome, Hol-sum, a. s-snd; not uns-snd; sal- 
 
 yqtiri; kontribyq,tig tu belt; helti; heltful; — 
 
 benefijal: yi|sful; kondt],siv tu hapines er vert- 
 
 yq,; kjndli. [yqtiferu'sli. 
 
 Wholesomely, H61-sum-li, ad. sah|,briusli; sal- 
 Wholesomeness, Hol-sum-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 beig holsum: salqbriti; salytitarines. 
 Wholly, H61-li, ad. kompletli; perfektli; totali; 
 
 entirli; eltugeder. 
 Whom, Hoom, pron. shj. and }^l. de objektiv kas 
 
 ov i/(o/— yqzd fer personz. Se < Whri.) 
 Whomsoever, Hoom-so-ev-er, pron. de objektiv 
 
 kas ov hwsoever. 
 Whoobub, Hdb-ub, n. Se {Huhhth.} 
 Whoop, Hmp, n. a Jut ov pursi^t;— a berd. Se 
 
 {H'lop.y 
 
 Whoop, HoDp, v. i. tu mak a 1-sd krj; tu J-st.— 
 Ritn elso ihoop.) 
 
 Whoop, Hoop, v. t. tu insdlt wid J-sts. 
 
 Whooping-couoh, Hdbp-ig-kef, n. {Med.) a vi- 
 olent, konvdlsiv kef, retdrnig bj fits at logger or 
 Jorter intervalz; qin-kof; pertdsis.— Ritn° elso 
 {hioping-cough.y 
 
 Whoot, itot, ■«. i. tu J-st. Se {Hoot.) 
 
 Whoot, HoDt, V. t. tu insdlt wid J-sts. 
 
 Whop, Hwop, v. t. tu strjk; tu bet.— Ritn elso 
 {whap.) [Vulgar and provinjal.] 
 
 Whopper, Hw6p-er, n. wun hoo hwops; — eni tig 
 unkomonli Iqrj; a monstrus Ij: — ritn elso (wAcyj- 
 per.) [Provinjal and kolokwial.] 
 
 Whore, Hor, n. a prostitq,t; a hqrlot; a konkq,- 
 bjn; an adulteres; a strumpet. 
 
 Whore, Hor, v. t. tu korupt wid regqrd tu qas- 
 Whore, Hor, r. i. tu praktis hordom. [titi. 
 
 Whoredom, Hor-dom, n. fernikajon. 
 Whoremaster, Hor-mas-ter, n. wun hot) prak- 
 
 tisez fijrnikajon. [libidinus. 
 
 Whoremasterly, Hor-mas-ter-li,* a. Ijsenjus; 
 Whoremonger, Hor-mug-ger, n. wun hco prak- 
 
 ti?ez fornikajon. 
 Whoreson, Hor-sun,* n. a bastard. 
 Whorish, Hor-iJ, a. uuqast; li^d; inkontinent. 
 Whorishly, H6r-iJ-li, ad. in a horij maner. 
 Whorishness, H6r-iJ-nes, n. de kwoliti ov a hor. 
 Whorl, Hworl, n. {Bot.) an aranjment ov mor 
 
 levz dan toi ar-snd a komon senter, upon de sam 
 
 plan. 
 Whortleberry, Hwdr-tl-ber-i, n. a jenus ov 
 
 smol Jrubz and its frcDt. Wun spejez iz komonli 
 
 ki^ld, in de Yqnjted Stats, huklherl. 
 Whose, Hcbz, pron. pozesiv kas ov Hm and Hwig. 
 Whoso, Hcd-so, pron. de sam az ( \Vhosoei'er.) 
 
 ['Antikwated.] 
 Whosoever, Hco-so-ev-er, /)»'o;2.. eni wun; hcoever. 
 Whur, Hwur, 71. a ruf s-snd, aa ov de leter r. Se 
 
 < Whir.) [tu snqrl. 
 
 WiiuR, Hwur, V. i. tu pron-sns de leter r rufli; — 
 Whurt, Hwurt,-' n. a hwdrtlberi; a bilberi. 
 Why. Hwj, ad. for hwot rezn; — fer hwiq rezn, 
 
 relativli: fer hwot rezn, interogativli. It iz sum- 
 
 tjmz a mer emfatikal ekspletiv; az, "If j kan not 
 
 rjd, h'ci, j wil wek." 
 Why, Hwj, n. a yug hefer. [Lokal, Igg.] 
 Wick, Wik, n. de kotn er substans ov a kandl er 
 
 liimp, bwiq imediatli supliz de flam. 
 Wicked, Wik-ed, a. evl in prinsipl er praktis; 
 
 vijus; unjdst; nefarius; irelijus; profan: impius; 
 
 flajijus: morali bad; pernijus; sinful. 
 Wickedly, Wik-ed-li, ad. in a wiked maner; 
 
 kriminali; vijusli; sinfuli; kordptli. 
 Wickedness, Wik-ed-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 
 wiked: vjs: impjeti; sin. 
 Wicker, Wik-er, n. a smel, kwik-gron twig; — a 
 
 mqrk er b-sndari. Se ( Wike.) [erd. 
 
 Wicker, Wik-er, a. mad ov twigz er ojerz; wik- 
 WiCKERED, Wik-erd, a. mad ov wikerz er twigz. 
 W1CKER--WORK, Wik-er-wurk, n. a tekstyq,r ov 
 
 twigz. 
 Wicket, Wik-et, n. a smel gat; a smel dor in a 
 
 gat, er bj de sjd ov a gat: — a sert ov litl gat set 
 
 up tu be bold at bj kriketerz. 
 Wicliffite, Wik-lif-jt, n. a foloer ov de reform- 
 er Wiklif ; a Lolard. — Ritn elso ( Wickliffite and 
 
 Widlfite.) 
 WiDDY, Wid-i, n. {Scotland) a. belter mad ov 
 
 ojerz. Se ( Withy.) 
 Wide, Wjd, a. bred; ekstended fqr eg wa; bred 
 
 tu a serten degre; az, tre inqez u'id; — beig at a 
 
 distans; deviatig; remot; az, wjd from de trcbt. 
 Wide, Wjd, ad. at a distans; wid grat eksteut; 
 
 wjdli. [remotli. 
 
 Widely, Wid-li, ad. wid grat eksteut eq wa; 
 Wide-mouthed, Wjd-m-sdd, a. havig a wjd m-st. 
 Widen, Wjd-n, v. t. tu mak wjd; tu ekstend. 
 Widen, Wjd-n, v. i. tu gro wjd; tu ekstend 
 
 itself. 
 Wideness, Wjd-nes, n. de stat ov beig wjd; 
 
 bredt; Iqrj ekstent eq wa; komparativ bredt. 
 Widening, Wjd-n-ig, n. de akt ov makig er be- 
 
 kdmig wjd. 
 Widgeon, Wij-on, n. a weter-f-sl, rezemblip a 
 
 wjld duk, but smoler. 
 Wido-w, Wid-o, Ti. a wuman hoDz huzband iz ded, 
 WiDQ-sv, Wid-o, V. t. tu deprjv ov a huzband; tu 
 
 end-s wid de rjt ov a wido; tu strip ov eni tig 
 
 gud. 
 WiDQ-WED, Wid-od, p. a., mad a wido; beig in 
 
 de stat ov a wido.
 
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 Widower, Wid-o-er, n. a. man hot) haz lost hiz 
 
 wjf. [widoer. 
 
 WiiJowKRHOOD, Wid-o-er-hud, n. de stat ov q 
 
 WiDowuooD, Wid-o-hiad, n. it stat ov beig a 
 
 Widow-hunter, Wid-o-hdnt-er, n. wun h<D korts 
 widiaz fji- a jerntyq,r. [wido. 
 
 WiDOWLY, Wid-o-li, a. Ijk a wido; bEkiimitj a 
 
 Widow-maker, Wid-o-mak-er, n. wun hdo de- 
 prjvz wimen ov djir huzbandz. 
 
 WiDow-WAiL, Wid-Q-wal, n. spurj-olir; a Jrub. 
 
 Width, Widt, n. bredt; widnes. 
 
 Wield, Weld, t. t. tu yq,z wid ful komdnd, az 
 Q t ij n jt tcD hevi fer de hcDlder; tu sustan and 
 niTjv bi ds hand: — tu handl, in an jronikal sens. 
 
 WiELPABLE, Weld-a-bl, a. dat ma be welded. 
 
 WiELDLESS. Weld-les,* a. unmanajabl. 
 
 WiELDV, Weld-i, a. dat ma be welded; manajabl. 
 
 WiERY, Wjr-i,* a. Se ( Winj.) 
 
 Wide. Wjf, n., pi. Wjvz; a manz leful konssrt: 
 a wuman hD haz a huzbaud; — formerli, a wuuj- 
 an. fiiupli. 
 
 Wifehood, Wif-hud, n. de stat ov a wif. 
 
 Wifeless. Wjf-les, a. wid'st a wif; unmarid. 
 
 Wifely, Wif-li. a. bekiiinig a wjf. 
 
 Wig, Wig, n. a periwig, from hwiq it iz kontrakt- 
 ed: fols hq,r worn on de hed: — a sort ov kak. 
 
 Wight, Wjt. n. a person; a beip; — n's yi^zd onli 
 in jroni or sljt kontemt. 
 
 Wig-maker, Wig-mak-er, n. wun ho) maks wigz. 
 
 Wigwam, Wig-wom, n. a. hut or kabin ov an 
 Ainerikan Indian. [ov wigz. 
 
 Wig-weaver, Wig-wev-er, n. d manyij^faktyij^rcr 
 
 Wike, Wik, 71. a temporari mqrk or b'sndari, az 
 ov a twig er branq ov a tre; — yq,zd in Iijgland 
 in sotii) -51 tjdz; — keld elso iviker. [Lokal, 
 h,gl:md.] 
 
 Wild, Wild, a. not tarn; not domestikated; az, ''a 
 wild animuh" — propagated bi natyixr; not kiilti- 
 vated; az, "a ?qW qeri;" — dezert; uninhabited; 
 az, "a irpd rejon:" — savaj: unsiviljzd, — yq^zd ov 
 personz er praktisez; — turbulent: iregyqlar: Ij- 
 senjus; ungdvernd; inkonstant: mqtabl; fikl; in- 
 Gfdinat; la»s; unkiLt; stranj; dun wid'st order or 
 plan; sprigig from mer fansi. — It iz yi],zd az an 
 epitet fermii) de namz ov meni plants, impjjii) 
 dat da gro wid-st kultivajon; az, w/W oliv. 
 
 Wild, Wild, n. a dezert; a trakt unkdltivated 
 and desolat. 
 
 Wild-basil, Wjid-baz-il, n. a plant. 
 
 Wild-boar, Wjld-bor, n. a wild animal, ov de 
 hog kind, valyqd fer its flej, and noted az an 
 objekt for de qas. 
 
 Wild-buglos, Wjld-bq,-glos, n. an anyn,al plant. 
 
 Wild-cat, Wjid-kat, n. a ferojus, feljn animal, 
 ov de jenus {feli-n;) {felis catus.} 
 
 Wild-clcumber, Wild-kix-kun\-ber, n. a plant. 
 
 WiLD-CfMiN, Wjkl-kdm-in, n. an anyqal plant. 
 
 Wilder, Wilder, r. t. tu Ktjz er puzl, az in an 
 utinwn or patles trakt; tu bewilder. 
 
 Wilderness. Wil-der-ne=, «. a dezert: a trakt ov 
 solitTid: a wjld, unkdltivated rejon; — *dE stat ov 
 beii) wild. 
 
 Wildfire, Wjld-fir, }i. a kompozijon ov inflam- 
 abl luaterialz, ezi tu tak fjr, and hqrd tu be 
 ckstiiigwijt. [hunted az gam. 
 
 Wild-fowl, Wild-f-sl, n. wjld berdz dat qr 
 
 Wild-germaxder, Wjld-jer-man-der, n. a plant. 
 
 Wild-goose-chase, Wjld-gcDs-qas, n. a van, foil- 
 ij |iur<i'it, az ov sumtig az unlikli tu be kot az 
 de wjld-gdtts. [or tre. 
 
 Wilding, Wild-ig, n. a wild, s-sr apl; a wjld plant 
 
 Wild-liquorice, Wjld-lik-or-is, n. a plant. 
 
 Wildly, Wjld-li, ad. in a wild maner: diserderli: 
 widSt kultivajon; wid disorder; hedleslij ireg- 
 yq,larli. 
 
 WiLDNESS, Wjld-nes, n. de stat ov beig wjld; raad- 
 nes; disorder; inordinat vivasiti; iregyiilariti; un- 
 kdltivated scat. 
 
 Wild-oat, Wjld-ot, n. a plant; a spejez ov gran 
 dat gruz wjld. [aster. 
 
 Wild olive, Wjld-ol-iv, n. a plant er Jrub; ole- 
 
 Wild-plaxtain, Wjld-plan-ten, n. a plant. 
 
 Wild-rocket, Wjld-rok-et, n. a perenial plant. 
 
 WiLD-ROSEMART, Wjld-roz-ma-ri, n. a Jrub. 
 
 Wild-service, Wjld-ser-vis, n. a plant or Jrub. 
 
 WiLD-TAXSY, Wild-tan-zi, n. a plant. 
 
 Wile, Wjl, n. a deset; a frod: a trik; a stratajemj 
 sutlti; kunig; a praktis qrtful, slj, and insidius. 
 
 Wile. Wjl,*^ t. t. tu dE=ev; tu begjl. 
 
 Wilful, Wil-ful, a. stuborn; obstinat; kontqma- 
 Ju3; pervers: infleksibl, stif. [dezjn. 
 
 Wilfully, Wil-ful-i, ad. obstinatli: stubornli; bj 
 
 WiLFULXESS, Wil-ful-nes, n. obstinasi; stubem- 
 ues. [lentli. 
 
 WiLiLY, Wi-li-li, ad. bj stratajem; sljli; fredyq,- 
 
 WiLiXESS, Wj-li-nes, n. de stat ov beig wjli; gjl. 
 
 WiLK, Wilk, n. a kjnd ov periwigkl; a se-snal.' 
 
 Will, Wil, n. de p'sor or fakulti ov de mjod bj 
 hwiq we dezir and purpus, or determin tu dcD er 
 forbivr, an akjon; p'ser ov determinajon; deter- 
 minajon; qers; inklinajon; dispozijon; dezir; di- 
 rekjijn: komdnd; p'Ker; guvernment. — Wil er 
 lad wil and testament, {Late} a legal deklara- 
 Jon ov Q personz intenjonz az tu hwot he wilz 
 tu be perfirmd. after hiz det, in relajon tu hiz 
 properti. — In striktnes ov laggwaj, de term unl 
 iz limited tu land; testament, tu personal estat. 
 — Gud wil, favor; kindnes; — rjt intenjon. — II- 
 wil, malis; maligniti. 
 
 Will, Wil, r. t. [\ wil, drs wiUst, he icilz er wil- 
 d;\ tu determin in de mjnd; tu dezir; tu be 
 inkljnd or rezolvd tu hav; tu komdnd; tu di- 
 rekt; txa dispoz ov bj wil er testament. 
 
 Will, Wil, r. i. tu dispuz ov efekts bj wil. 
 
 Will, Wil, v. egzilyari and defektiv, [i. tend, — 
 prezent, j wil, d's wilt, he wiZ/] it iz yqzd az 
 wun ov de too sjnz ov de fqtyqr tens, de uder 
 beig fal. Se {Shall.) — If V?, in de ferst person, 
 promisez er tretnz; az, "i er we icil doD it;" in de 
 sekond and terd personz, for de most pqrt, it 
 merli fortelz: az, " YoD, he, er da wil doB it." 
 
 Willemite, Wil-em-jt, n. {Min.} a mineral kon- 
 
 WiLLER, Wil-er, n. wun ha> wilz. [tanig zigk. 
 
 WiLLiXG, Wil-ig, a. inkljnd tu eni tig: konsent- 
 ig; not dispozd tu refq,z; — dezjrus; redi; komplj- 
 ig; qozn: — spontanens; voluntari. 
 
 WiLLiXGLY, Wil-ig-li, ad. wid-st reldktans; wid 
 wunz on konsent; spontaneusli; voluntarili. 
 
 Willingness, Wil-ig-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 wilig; konsent. 
 
 Willow, Wil-o, n. a tre, ov meni spejez, wid 
 pljant branqez, wun spejez ov hwiq iz keld de 
 weinij-tcilcj. — (I gqrland mad ov de b'sz ov wiloz 
 iz sed tu hav bin worn bj forlorn luverz. 
 
 WiLLOWED, Wil-od, a. ab'sndig wid wiloz. 
 
 Willow-herb, Wil-o-erb, n. a plant ov several 
 varietiz. 
 
 Willowish, Wil-o-iJ, a. rezemblii) de wilo. 
 
 Willow-lark, Wil-o-lqrk, n. a herd, keld elso 
 de (fj-herd. 
 
 WiLLOW-WEED, Wil-o-wed, n. an anynal plant. 
 
 Willowwoet, Wil-o-wurt, n. a plant. 
 
 Willowy, Wil-o-i, a. ab-sndig wid wiloz. 
 
 Will-with-a-wisp, Wil-wid-Q-wisp, n. Jak- 
 wid-Q-lantern ; — {ignus fatuus ;) — Ritn elso 
 ( Will-o'-th^-wisp.) 
 
 WiLSOME, Wil-sum,* a. obstinat; stubom. 
 
 Wilt, Wilt, v. i. tu drcop; tu wider, az plants er 
 fl-serz kut er plukt of. IW <I wurd komon in 
 de Yq,nitcd Stats, and provinjal in Iggland, 
 hw^r welk and welt qr j'tizd in de sam sens.
 
 WIN 
 
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 Wilt, Wilt, v. dr/cktiv, sekond person from Wil. 
 8e < ]Vill.\ [{idiocrase.) 
 
 WiLuiTE, Wil-yn,-jt, 11. {311/1.} andcter nam fer 
 
 \\''iLV, Wi-li, a,, kunii): sli; f lal ov wjlz er strata- 
 jfin: tnjiiyn,leut; insidius; sutl; misqiviisli qrtfial. 
 
 WlilBLK, \\^im-bl,* <1. aktiv; nimbi; Jiftig tu and 
 ircj. 
 
 Wimble, Wim-bl, n. an iustrcoment for borig holz. 
 
 AVi-MPLE, Wira-jjl, «. a hud; a val: — a jjlant. 
 
 WiiiPLE, Wim-pl," c. t. tuL dro dyn, az a hiad or 
 val. 
 
 Win, Win, v. t. [i. v;un,ps. winiij, wun;] tu gan 
 bj koakwest, or bj sakses in kompgtijon; tia obtau 
 er gan bj eni msnz; tu prakiy'; tu get; tu ern. 
 
 Wi.v, Win, V. i. tu gan de vikturi: tu gan in- 
 flij^ens or favor; tu gan gr'snd; tu kogker. 
 
 Wince, Wins, v. i. tu twist or turn, az in pan er 
 uuEzines: tu kik, az a hers impajent ov a rjder, 
 or ov pan. 
 
 Wince, Wins, ) n. ds dj- 
 
 WiNCiNG-MACHiNE, Wins-iij-ma-Jgn, ) erz rel. 
 
 WiNCER, Wins-er, n. he or dat hwiq winsez. 
 
 Winch, Wini^, n. a bent handl or rektaijgi]^lar 
 lever, far turniij a hwel, grjndstou, its.; a wind- 
 las: — a kik,inimpaJensGrfretfulDes,azovah9rs. 
 
 Winch, Winq, -v. i. tu kik wid impajcns; tu Jrigk 
 from oni ungzines; tu wins. 
 
 Winchester, Win-qes-ter, a. notiij an Ii]gliJ drj 
 megq^r, orijinali kept at Winqester in lijglandl 
 
 WiNCOPiPE, Wiij-kQ-pip, n. a smol red il^ser. 
 
 Wind, WiuJ, vr Wind, n. j^r in moj'on; a kurent 
 in &z atmosfsr, konvaii) de .-^r, wid grater or los 
 vclositi, from wun pqrt tu ani'ider; u kurent ov 
 s\v\ a kurent, az kumiij from a partikyi|lar pernt; 
 — bret; bret modj-qlated bj an iustrooment; — <i,r 
 impregnated wid sent; — flatyqlens: windines; — 
 cui til) insignifikant, or Ijt az wind.— Tfct ao 
 dsn df wind, tia deka. — Thi tak or hav de 
 wind, tu gan er hav de advuntaj. 
 
 AYiND, Wind, v. t. tu ventilat;— tu persev er folo 
 bj de wind er sent; — tu rjd or drjv (az a hers) 
 sto az tu render skant ov wind; — tu rest (az a 
 hors ) in order tu rekiiver wind. 
 
 Wind, Wjnd, v. t. \i. wsnd, ps. wjndiij, wsnd:] 
 tu turn r-snd; tu twist; tu twerl;— tu regyqlat 
 in mojon; tu turn tu dis or dat direkjon;— tu 
 turn bj Jif ts er ckspsdients; tu introdixs bi in- 
 sinyqajon;— tu iniwld; tu enserkl. — Tu ivpid 
 St, tu ekstrikat;— tu s-snd bj inflajon; az, '-tia 
 wpid a. hern."— 7'w U'iad vp, tu brir) up intu a 
 bel er a smol kumpas; tu konvolv de spriij: tu 
 put intu Q Stat ov renovated er kontinyi|d mo- 
 J'on, az a woq; tu raz bj degrez; tu stratn a strii) 
 bj turniij dat on hwiq ft iz rold; tu put in tun 
 er in order. 
 
 Wind, Wjnd, r. i. tu turn; tia qanj; tu be kon- 
 volvd; tu mm- r-snd: tu prosgd in fleksynrz. 
 
 ■VViNDBOUND, Wiud-b^ud, a. kunfind bi kontrari 
 windz. 
 
 AViND-BROKEN, Wind-brok-n, .-;•. dizezd in de wind 
 or brc-t, az a hors. [wind: fikl. 
 
 \\ IND-CHANGING, Wind-Qanj-iij, a. qanjiij az de 
 
 UiNU-DROPSV, AVind-drop-si, w. {3Ied.) a tnnior 
 _f lid wid t(t. [aj^l p,,. 
 
 AViND-EGG, Wind-eg, n. an eg not impregnated; a'u 
 
 vV iNDER, Wind-er, n. he or dat hwiq windz: an 
 instrument for wjndiij;— a plant dat twists itself 
 r-»nd uderz;— a wjndii) step in a st:irkas. 
 
 Windfall, Wind-iol, n. fnot blon d-sn from de 
 
 tre: frojt dat felz from de tre hefar it iz rip; 
 
 an unekspektedlegasi;eni uuek.-pekted advuntaj. 
 
 WiNDFALLEN, Wind-fol-n, .1. blcin d-sn bi de wind. 
 
 AViNDFLO-WER, Wind-fl-g-cr, n. &f. anemone: mqrj 
 jenjan. 
 
 W IND-GAGE, Wind-gnj, n. an instrcoment tu as- 
 ertf'in de fors or velositi ov de wind. 
 
 WiNDGALL, AV'ind-gol, n. a soft, yeldiij, fli'ityq- 
 
 leut tqmor, ful ov koriipt mater, on de fetlok 
 
 jernt ov a hers. 
 WiNDGUN, Wind-gun, n. a gun disqqrjd bj menz 
 
 ov wind; an f^r-gun. 
 Windhover, Wind-huv-er, n. a spejez ov hek. 
 WiNDiNESS, Wind-i-nes, n. de stat ov beii) windi; 
 
 fulues ov wind; flatyqlens. [meander. 
 
 Winding, Wjnd-ii), n. de akt ov turniij; fleksyqr; 
 Winding, Wjnd-iij, a. havig fleksyqrz; serkiytus. 
 WiNDiNGLY, Wjnd-ig-li, ad. in a wjndig maner. 
 Windingsheet, Wjnd-iij-Jet, n. a Jet er Jr^d fer 
 
 de ded. 
 Wind-instrument, Wind-in-strcQ-ment, n. an 
 
 instrument ov mii,zik sanded er operated upon 
 
 bj wind. 
 Windlass, Wind-las, n. a majen fer razii] wats, 
 
 in hwiq u rop or qan iz wsnd ab-st a silindrikal 
 
 bodi miovd bj leverz or bj a handl. Ritn olso 
 
 {wind I ace.} [wi\rili. 
 
 Windlass, Wind-las,* v. i. tu akt indirektli or 
 WiNDLE, Win-dl, n. a spiudl. 
 Windless, Wind-les, a. wontii) wind; -st ov bre6. 
 WiNDLESTRA-w, Wiu-dl-stio, «. a widerd fl-ser- 
 
 stek ov gras; a red; a sort ov gras. 
 Windmill, Wind-mil, «. a mil fer grjndig kern er 
 
 gran, and fer uder purpusez, turnd bj de wind. 
 Window, Win-do, /i. an apertqr in de wel ov a 
 
 bildii) for de admijon ov Ijt and nr; de fram ov 
 
 glas, er eni uder materialz, dat kuverz de aper- 
 
 tiy; an apertq^r rezembliij a windo. 
 Window, Win-do, t. t. tu furnij wid windoz; — 
 
 tu plas at a windo; — tu brak intu opniijz. 
 Window-blind, Win-do-bljnd, n. a wudn fram- 
 
 wurk tu eksklqd de sun from a windo; a Ve- 
 
 nejan bljnd. 
 WiNDOW-cuRTAiN, Win-do-kur-ten, n. a kurten 
 
 tu obstriikt de Ijt ov a windo. 
 Window-frame, Win-do-fram, n. de fram ov a 
 
 glas windo. [glazig windoz. 
 
 Window-glass, Win-do-glas, n. glas yi^zd in 
 AVindowless, Win-do-les, a. havii) no windo. 
 Window- SASH, Win-do-saJ, n. a windo-fram. 
 AViNDOW- SHUTTER, AVin-do-Jut-er, n. a wudn 
 
 fram er dor tu kloz up a windo"). [krosigz. 
 
 AA'iNDOWY, AA'in-do-i, a. havig windoz er litl 
 AViNDPiPE, A\'ind-pjp, er Wjnd-pjp, n. de pasaj 
 
 fer de breb trO) de trot; -de trakea. 
 AViND-PLANT, AA'ind-plant, n. an Amerikan per- 
 
 enial plant. 
 AViND-PUMP, AYind-pump, n. a pump mojvd bj 
 
 wind: — yqzd in draniij land. 
 AA'iND-RODE, A\'ind-rod, n. {JS'avt.} de drjvig-ov a 
 
 Jip hwen at agkor bj de opozijon ov wind and tjd. 
 AA'iNDROW, AVind-ro, n. ha rakt intu a ro or rij 
 
 in order tu be kokt:— a Ijn ov pet er turf dug 
 
 up; — a gren border ov a feld dug up. 
 AA'iNDROW, AVind-ro, r. t. tu rak er put intu &z 
 
 form ov a windro. 
 AViND-SAiL, AA^ind-sal, n. wun ov de vanz, jener- 
 
 ali for in number, hwiq, beiij turnd bj de akjon 
 
 ov de wind, giv mojon tu de majeneri ov a mil. 
 
 — {Auvt.} a tq,b or funel ov kanvas emplffd tu 
 
 konva a strem ov i\s: d-sn intu de loer pqrt ov a 
 
 Jip. 
 AA iNDSHOCK, AVind-Jok, n. a krak or Jiver in de 
 
 bodi ov a tre. [karij. 
 
 AViNDSOR-CHAiR, AVind-zor-qqr, n. a sert ov hwel- 
 AViND-swiFT. AVind-swif t, a. swift az de wind. 
 WiND-TiGUT. AVind-tjt, u. prctof :igenst wind: qr-tjt. 
 AViNDWAKP. AVind-ward, ad. toardz de wind. 
 AViNDWARD, AA'ind-ward, a. Ijig tourdz de wind. 
 AViNDWARD, AViud-ward, n. de pernt toardz de 
 
 wind. 
 AViNDWARD-TiDE, Wind-WQrd-tjd, n. {Kavf.} de 
 
 tjd dat sets tu windward.
 
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 Windy, WinJ-i, a. konsistip ov wind; fial ov 
 wind; ekapwzd tti ds wind; nekst dt wind; i\^n; 
 tempestyiius; cinci: pufi; fhityiileut. 
 
 Wink, Wjn, n. de fermented jii,s ov de grap; a 
 likwid rezemblig wjn in flavor or kwolitiz: de 
 sj)iriiyii,us produkt ov fermentajon. — ^/drit ov 
 win, alKohol. 
 
 Wine-bibber, Win-bib-er, n. wun hco drigks wjn 
 tu ekses. [wjn. 
 
 Wineglass, Wjn-glas, n. a glas yii,zd in driokio 
 
 WiNELESS, Wjn-li'<, a. destitiit ov wjn. 
 
 WiNEMEASUUE, Wjn-me3-n,r, n. a me;^n,r for wjn. 
 
 WiNEMEitcuANT, Wjn-uior-qiint, n. a deler in wjn. 
 
 WiNE-FKESs, Wju-pres, n. a pres yi^zd in makiij 
 wjn. 
 
 WiN'E-STONE, Win-st6n, n. a depozit ov krii>d tqr- 
 tar, Uold qrtjal, hwiq setiz on de sjdz and botomz 
 ov wjn kusks. 
 
 Wi.NG, Will, n. de lim ov a berd bj hwiq it fljz: 
 olso ov iui insekt, &s.; — eni tig rEztnnbliij a wiij: 
 a membranus okspanjon ov a plant; — a fan tu 
 winQ; — fljt; pasaj bj de wig; de mojtiv er insjt- 
 ment ov fljt; — de sjd ov an ciruii;- — de sjd ov a 
 bildii), &s.; — figyiyalivli, protekjon. — {Bot.} a 
 membranus ek.spanjoii. — {/Xut/t.} u pasaj aloij 
 de sjdz ov a Jip betwen de fur and uf ter kokpit. 
 
 Wing, Wiij, r. t. tu fumij wid wigz: tu enabl 
 tu tlj: — tu supll wid sjd budiz: — tu transport 
 bj fljt; tu fij; — tu wa)nd in de wig, — a term 
 ainiig sportsmen. 
 
 Wing-case, Wig-kas, n. a kuverig for an insekts 
 wig: a wig-Jel. 
 
 Winged, Wig-ed, er Wiijd, a. furnijl wid wigz; 
 fijig: swift; rapid; — fand wid wigz. 
 
 WiNGEDPEA, Wig-ed-pe, n. a plant. 
 
 Wing FOOTED, Wig-fut-ed, a. swift; nimbi. 
 
 Wingless, Wig-les, a. not havig wigz; not fljig. 
 
 WiNGLET, Wig-let, n. a veri smel wig. 
 
 Wing shell, Wig-Jel, n. a. Jet far de wigz ov 
 insekts. [a wig. 
 
 WiNG-STEOKE, Wig-strok, n. a strok er bio wid 
 
 Wing-swift, Wig-swift, a. swift on de wig. 
 
 WiNGY, Wig-i, a. havig wigz; rczemblig wigz. 
 
 Wink, Wigk, 'V. i. tu Jut de jz; tu Jut de jz and 
 opn dem; — tu hint, or direkt bj de mojon ov de 
 jlidz; — tu kloz de jz and ekskli^d de Ijt; — tu 
 konjv; tu sem not tu se; tu tolerat; — tu be dim. 
 
 Wink, AVigk, n. de akt ov wigkig or klozig de j; 
 Q moJon ov de j; a hint givn bj moJon ov de j. 
 
 Winker, Wigk-er, n. wun hcT) wigks: a bijnder. 
 
 WiNKiNGLY, Wigk-ig-li, a(/. wid de i elmost klcozd. 
 
 Winner, Win-er, n. wun hoi winz. 
 
 Winning, Win-ig, a. dat winz; atraktiv; qqrmig. 
 
 Winning, Win-ig, ra. deaktovganig;desumwun. 
 
 Winnow, Win-ca, v. t. tu separat bj menz ov de 
 wind; tu drjv de qaf from; tu fan; — tu bet az 
 wid wigz; tu sift; tta egzamin; — tu separat; tu 
 pqrt. 
 
 Winnow, Win-o, v. i. tu separat kern from qaf. 
 
 Winnower, Win-o-er, n. wun hit) winoz. [Igg.] 
 
 Winsome, Win-sum, a. meri; qerful. [Nort ov 
 
 Winter, Win-ter, n. de kold sezn ov de yer, as- 
 tronomikali, beginig wid de winter solstis er 
 Jartest da, ab'st Desember 23, and endig wid de 
 vernal ekwinoks, ab'st Mqrc 21;— but popyi^larli 
 komprjzig, in de Yipjted btats, Desember, Jan- 
 yq,ari, and Febnfiari. 
 
 Winter, Win-ter, v. i. tu pas de winter; tu hj- 
 bernat. [winter. 
 
 Winter, Win-ter, v. t. tu fed er manaj in de 
 
 Winter, Win-ter, a. belogig tu winter; — ofn 
 yi\zd in kompozijon. [winter. 
 
 Winter-apple, Win-ter-ap-1, n. an apl yr^zd in 
 
 Winter-beaten, Win-ter-bet-n, a. injqrd bj 
 winter. [eral spejez. 
 
 Winter-beery. Win-tcr-ber-i, n. a. plant ov sev- 
 42 
 
 WiNTEE-CHERRY, Win-ter-qdr-i, n. a plant ov 
 
 several spejez. 
 WiNTEE-ciTEON, Win-tcr-git-ron, n. a sartor p%r. 
 WiNTER-CEESs, Win-ter-kres, n. a plant; (harba- 
 
 rea.) 
 WiNTER-GREEN, Win-ter-gren, n. a jenus or 
 
 plants hwiq qr gren trcD de winter; an cvergren 
 
 plant; pirula. 
 Winter gull, Win-ter-gul, ) , , 
 
 Winter mew, Win-ter-miv! 1 ""■ " ^P*^^" "^^ «"'• 
 Wintering, Win-ter-ig, «. de akt ov i>asig de 
 
 winter. 
 M'^interkill, Win-ter-kil, v. t. tu kil bj de cftSkt 
 
 ov wuder, er de kold ov winter. [U wurd in 
 
 komun yqs in de Yqnjted Stats.] [tri. 
 
 Winterly, Win-ter-li, a. si^^tabl tu winter; win- 
 WiNTER PROUD, Win-ter-prsd, a. tO) gren and 
 
 luksyqriant in winter, apljd tu hwet. [Lokal, 
 
 h'4-\ 
 WiNTEE-QUARTEES, Win-tur-kwor-terz, n.pL.a 
 
 stajon for an ([rmi in de winter. 
 WiNTER-Eio, Win-ter-rig, v. t. tu falo er til 
 
 land in winter. [Lokal, Igg.] 
 WiNTEE-WEED, Win-ter-wed, n. de jvi-levd 
 
 spedwel. 
 WiNTEY, Win-tri, a. relatig tu winter; partakig 
 
 ov winter; sr[,tabl tu winter; brcftmal; hjemal. 
 Winy, Wjn-i, a. havig de tast or kwolitiz ov wjn. 
 Winze, Winz, n. {Min.} a smol pit er Jaft sugk 
 
 from wun pit tu aniider, for de purpus ov ven- 
 
 tilajon. 
 Wipe, Wjp, v. t. tu klenz bj rubig wid sumtig 
 
 Soft; tu tnk awa bj tcrjon; tu rub; tu strjk of 
 
 jentli; tu kler awa; — tu qet; tu defrdd. — 2V» 
 
 w//* st, tu efas. 
 Wipe, Wjp, n. an akt ov wipig er klenzig; a bio; 
 
 a strok;— a jer; a jjb; a sqrkazm; — a beid. 
 Wiper, Wjp-er, n. he or dat hwiq wips; — an ek- 
 
 sentrik or projektig pes ataqt tu a hwel, in sum 
 
 kindz ov inajeneri. 
 WiEE, Wjr, n. a sart ov metalik tred, er metal 
 
 dren intu a slender tred. 
 WiEEDEAW, Wir-dro, v. t. \i. wjrdrcD, ps. wjr- 
 
 droig, wjrdren:] tu dre or spin, az metal, intu 
 
 wjr: tu dro ist intu legb; tu dre er spin ■»t. 
 WiEEDRAWER, Wir-dro-er, n. wun hO) spinz wjr. 
 Wire-drawing, Wjr-dro-ig, n. de qrt er akt or 
 
 ekstendig duktil metalz intu wjr. 
 Wiee-gauze, Wjr-g8Z, 7i. a kuverig er protekjon 
 
 mad ov veri fjn wjr. It iz yi^zd far windo- 
 
 bljndz, and for kuverig safti-lamps. 
 Wire-geate, Wir-grat, n. a grat yqzd in hoc- 
 
 h'szez. 
 Wiee-geub, Wjr-grub, n. a. misqivus wurm. 
 Wire-hkeL, Wjr-hel, n. a. dizez in katl. 
 WiEE-woRM, Wjr-wurm, n. a jenus or smol 
 
 wurmz or insekts. [wjr. 
 
 WiEY, Wjr-i, a. relatig tu, er mad or wjr; Ijk 
 WiSARD, Wiz-ard, n. Sc ( Wizard.) 
 Wisdom, Wiz-dom, n. de kwoliti ov beig wjz: 
 
 nolej praktikali apljd tu de best endz, er tu de 
 
 tro) purpusez ov Ijf; nolej yi^^njted wid a dispo- 
 
 zijon tu yi^z it for de best purpusez; sagasiti: 
 
 sapiens: de nolej ov divjn and hqinan tigz: priD- 
 
 dens; skil in af4rz; dizernment; judijus konJukt. 
 Wise, Wjz, a. havig wizdom; jujig wel from eks- 
 
 periens; sagajas; diskret; dizernig; ji^dijus; priD- 
 
 dent; grav; praktikali noig; skilful; deksterus: 
 
 skild in hidn qrts or nolej. 
 Wise, Wjz, n. manor; wa ov beig or aktig, az, 
 
 "in no «'/>." It iz antikwnted, eksept in kom- 
 
 p'sndz; az leijf-wp, sld-ivp, &s..— ofn korupted 
 
 intu h'tjt-tvfiz, &s. 
 Wiseacre, Wjz-a-ker, n. [^literal;, a wjz speker;] 
 
 a pretender tu wizdom; a fail: a duns. 
 WiSELiNQ, Wiz-lig, n, wun prrtendig tu be wj/..
 
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 Wisely, Wjz-Ii, a.d. in a wjz maner; jq,dijusli. 
 
 WiSENESS, Wjz-ncs,* n. wizdoin; sapiens. 
 
 Wish, WiJ, v. i. tu. hav strog dEzjr; tu lorj; tu 
 be di.-iptJzd er inkljiid. — Tu wiffor, tia dezjr; 
 tu loij far. 
 
 Wish, WiJ, «. t. tia dezjr: tu log fer; tu hagker 
 after:— tui imprtkat; tu ask. [prest. 
 
 Wish. WiJ, n. lugiij dezjr; tig dEz|rd; dezjr eks- 
 
 Wjshedlv, WiJ-ed-li,* ad. akerdig tu dezjr. 
 
 Wisher, WiJ-er, n. wun hd) wijez er dezirz. 
 
 Wishful, WiJ-ful, a. logig; Joig dezjr; eger; 
 einest. 
 
 Wishfully, WiJ-ful-i, ad. ernestli; wid logig. 
 
 WisHFULNESS, WiJ-f ul-DCS, w. de Stat ov Joig er 
 hiivii) dezjr. 
 
 WiSHLY, WiJ-li, ad. wid logig; wijfuli. [In lo- 
 kal yij^s in Iggland.] [solid. 
 
 WisHV-WASHY, WiJ-i-w6J-i,t a. wek; febl; not 
 
 Wishy-washy, WiJ-i-w6J-i, n. eni sert ov tin, 
 wek diiijk. 
 
 WiSKET, \Vi3-ket, n. a basket; a hwisket. 
 
 Wisp, Wisp, n. a. smel bung er bundl, az oy ha er 
 stre. 
 
 Wisp, Wisp, i\ t. tu bruj er dres, az wid a wisp. 
 
 Wistful, Wist-ful, a. atentiv; ernest; ful ov 
 tot; Eger; wijful. 
 
 Wistfully, Wist-ful-i, ad. atentivli; ernestli. 
 
 WiSTLY, Wist-li,* ad. atentivli; ernestli. 
 
 WisTON-wisH, Wis-ton-wiJ, n. {_ZiO(il.) a. smel 
 animal ov a dqrk-brsn kulor, f'snd on de bagks 
 ov ds MizcDri and its tribyq,tariz, keld elso hq^-k- 
 iij-skwerel, hurQiij-skwerel, and prari-dog. 
 
 Wit, Wit, t\ i. tu no; tu bE non. It iz n's yt^zd 
 onli in ds infinitiv tu wit, hwen it iz an ad- 
 verbial fraz, impljig namli or videliset; er it iz 
 yij^zd az a formal eksprejon bj hwiq a kel iz mad 
 tu no er tu witnes de legal setig f crt ov sumtig 
 dat folaz. 
 
 Wit, Wit, n. &s intelektyipl fakultiz er mental 
 p'serz kolektivli; — a si^perior degre ov under- 
 standig; brilyansi ov mind;^-talent; abiliti; in- 
 telekt; — kwiknes ov fansi; imajinajon; — a man 
 ov fansi: a man ov jenyus; — a pekqlyar fakulti 
 ov de mjnd, konekted wid de mor komprehen- 
 siv fakulti ov de imajinajon; de efekt prodi'ist 
 bj dis fakulti ov dE imajinajon; dE efekt pro- 
 d4,st bj dis fakulti in dE displa ov rEmot rszem- 
 blansez betwen disimilar objekts, er an uneks- 
 pekted kombinajon ov distant rezemblansez; de 
 eksibijon er persepjon ov li]^dikrus pernts ov an- 
 alQJi er rezemblans amdg tigz in uder rEspekts 
 disimilar; — imajinajon; fansi; invenjon; kon- 
 trjvans; injeniiiti; — yq,mor; satjr; — sens; jujment. 
 — pi. s-gndnes ov understandig; san mjnd; un- 
 imp4.rd intelekt. 
 
 Witch, Wiq, n. a wuman supozd tu hav fermd 
 a kompakt wid cvl spirits, and bj &%t menz tu 
 operat siipernatyvi,rali; a serseres. — [*a windig, 
 sinyi]^us bagk.] 
 
 Witch, Wiq, v. t. tu bewitj; tu enqdnt. 
 
 Witchcraft, Wiq-kraft, n. de praktisez ov wiq- 
 ez; sorseri. 
 
 Witch-elm, Wiq-elm, n. a kjnd ov elm. 
 
 Witchery, Wic-cr-i, n. enqdntment; wiqkraft. 
 
 Witchhazel, Wiq-ha-zl, n. a Jrub er smel tre, 
 ov > veral spejsz. 
 
 Wit( HisG, Wiq-ig, a. bewiqig; fit for wiqkraft. 
 
 WiTcHkiDDEN, Wi<j-rid-n, a. ridn bj wiqez. 
 
 WiTcHiUEE, Wiq-tre, n. a kjnd ov tre; m-snten- 
 aj. [braks a jest. 
 
 WiTCUACKEE, Wit-krak-er, n. a jcoker; wun htD 
 
 WiTCEAFT, Wit-kraft,* n. kontrjvans; invenfon. 
 
 Witena-gemote, Wit-E-na-ge-m'cot, n. a mrtiij 
 OT wjz men; — amug de Saksonz, an asembli or 
 Irgnsil ov noblz or prinsip.al mon tu advjz and 
 asist de kig. 
 
 With, Wid, prep, bj, notig jffnig er konekjon, de 
 natyi],r ov de konekjon, az ov koz, menz, kom- 
 parison, konfederasi, &s., beig Jian bj de kon- 
 tekst, and de imfxart ov de prepozijon itself r£- 
 manig de sam: — on de sjd ov; fer: in konekjon, 
 in atendans, er in kumpani ov. — Wid, in kom- 
 pozijon, signifjz opozijon, er prjvajon, eksept 
 
 With, Wit, n. a twig yq,zd az a band for tjig er 
 bjndig; a twig. Ritn elso {icithe.} 
 
 Withal, Wid-el, ad. alog wid de rest; Ijkwjz; 
 at de sam tjm. It woz fermerli yn,zd az a prep- 
 ozijon insted ov wid, hwen plast after de ob- 
 jektiv kas; az, "de best roBl ov Ijf dat ever de 
 wurld woz akwanted icidol." 
 
 Withamite, Wid-am-jt, n. {3Iin.} a silijus, 
 kristaljzd mineral. 
 
 Withdraw, Wid-dre, v. t. [i. widdrds, ps wid- 
 dreig, widdren;] tu tak bak; tu berev; tu kel 
 awa; tu mak tu retjr. 
 
 Withdraw, Wid-dre, v. i. tu retjr; tu retret. 
 
 Withdrawal, Wid-dre-al, n. At akt ov wid- 
 dreig. 
 
 Withdrawer, Wid-dre-er, n. wun boo widdrez. 
 
 Withdeawing-eoom, Wid-dre-ig-room, n. roDm 
 fer retjrment; — mi kontrakted tu dft>ii)-rcom. 
 
 Withdrawment, Wid-dre-ment, n. de akt ov 
 widdreig; widdroal. 
 
 Withe, Wit, n. a twig yn,zd fer a band ov twigz. 
 — Ritn elso {with.} 
 
 Withe, Wit, «. t. tu bind wid wits. 
 
 Wither, Wid-er, v. i. tu fad; tu gro saplcs; tu 
 drj up; tu wast er pjn awa; tu loDz animal merst- 
 yH,r; tu deka; tu drcop; tu wilt. 
 
 Wither, Wid-er, v. t. tu mak tu fad; — tu mak 
 tu Jrigk, deka, er rigkl. 
 
 Wither- band, Wid-er-band, n. a pes ov jurn, 
 lad under a sadl, tu kep de tdi pesez ov wud 
 tjt, dat form de bo. 
 
 Witheeed, Wid-erd, p. A. drid; wasted; faded. 
 
 WiTHEEEDNESS, Wid-erd-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 widerd: mqrsiditi. [kaig. 
 
 Witheeing, Wid-er-ig, pp. a. drjig; fadig; de- 
 
 WiTHERiNGLY, Wid-er-ig-li, ad. in a widerig 
 maner. 
 
 WiTHERiTE, Wid-er- jt, n. {Jlin.) a nativ kqr- 
 bonat ov barjta. [rit. 
 
 Withernam, Wid-er-nam, n. (Law) a spejez ov 
 
 Withers, Wid-erz, n. pi. de jernig ov de Jolder- 
 bonz, in a hers, at de botom ov de nek and man, 
 toardz de uper pqrt ov de Jolder. 
 
 WiTHER-WEUNG, Wid-er-rug, a. hurt in dt wid- 
 erz, kozd bj a bit o.' a hers, or bj,a sadl beig un- 
 fit, espejali hwen de boz qr too wid. 
 
 Withheld, Wid-held, p. from 'Widhold. Se 
 < Withhdd.} 
 
 Withhold, Wid-hold, v. t. [i. widheld, ps. wid- 
 holdig, widheld er widholdn, — widholdn iz 
 rqrli yqzd;] tu restran: tu kep from akjon; tu 
 hold bak; tu hinder; tu obstrukt; tu tak awa; 
 tu refij^z. 
 
 WiTHHOLDEN, Wid-h61d-n, p. Se < Withhold.) 
 
 AVithholdee, Wid-hold-er, n. wun hot) widhcSldz. 
 
 WiTHHOLDMENT, Wid-hold-ment, n. de akt ov 
 widholdig. 
 
 Within, Wid-fn, prep, in, az op6zd tu sumtig 
 •St; in de iner pqrt ov; in de kumpas ov; not 
 beyond; not logger ago dan; in dE req ov; not 
 eksEdig. '[in de mind. 
 
 Within, Wid-in, ad. in de iner pqrts; inwardli; 
 
 Withinside, Wid-in-sjd, ad in de interior pqrts. 
 
 Without, Wid--8t, prt'p. -st ov, az opozd tu sum- 
 tig in; on de -stsjd ov; not widin; wid egzemjon 
 from; not wid; in a stat ov absens from: beyond; 
 not widin de kumpas ov; supozig de negajon 
 or omijon ov; not bj de yn,s or help ov.
 
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 Without, Wid-'st, ad. not widin; si ov dorz: 
 
 eksiernali. [gud y\\i. 
 
 Without, Wid-'st, konj. unles; eksept, [Not in 
 
 WiTHOUT-DOOE, Wid--st-dor, a. beij] -st ov dor; 
 
 eksttrior. 
 WiTUOUTEN, Wid-^t-n,* prep, wid'st. 
 Withstand, Wid-stand, r. t. tu kontend agenst; 
 
 tu opoz: tia. rezist. 
 WiTHSTANDEE, Wid-stand-er, n.. wun hcD wid- 
 
 standz; an oponent. 
 Withstood, Wid-stVad, i. & p. from Widdand. 
 
 Sc < WitMand.) 
 Withwind, Wid-wind, n. an erb. 
 Withy, Wit-i, n. a wilo-tre; a twig; an 03er; a 
 
 wit. 
 Withy, Wit-i, a. mad ov wits; fleksibl and tuf. 
 Witless, Wit-les, a. wontii) wit er understandig; 
 
 fuQliJ. 
 WiTLESSLY, Wit-les-li, ad. widst wit er under- 
 
 standig. [derstandir). 
 
 WiTLESSXESS, Wit-les-nes, n. wont ov wit or un- 
 WiTLiNG, Wit-lirj, n. a pretender tu wit; a man 
 
 ov smel wit. 
 Witness, Wit-nes, n. nolej adi^st in prcof; evidens; 
 
 testimoni; atestajon; — wun hot) dspozez under 
 
 ot; wan hco givz testimoni er evidens in a Judic- 
 al proiedig; a deponent. — + Wid a witrits, wid 
 
 grat fors er enerji; efektynal. 
 Witness, Wit-nes, v. t. tu atest; ta tel wid asev- 
 
 era/on: — tu be a witnes ov; tia obzerv. 
 Witness, Wit-nes, ■». i. tu bv testimoni; tu 
 
 testifj. 
 Witnesses, Wit-nes-er, n. wun hoo givz testi- 
 moni. [reparte. 
 Witsnapper, Wit-snap-er, n. wun hcD afekts 
 Witted, Wit-ed, a. havig wit; az, a kwik-wifetZ 
 
 ber. 
 Witticism, Wit-i-siz-m, n. a fraz afektedli witi-: 
 
 a witi remqrk; a men atemt at wit. 
 Wittily, Wit-i-li, ad. in a witi maner; injen- 
 
 yusli: qrtfuli. 
 Wittiness, Wit-i-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig witi. 
 Wittingly, Wit-ig-H, ad. noigli; bj dezjn. 
 Witty, Wit-i, a. havig wit; abTsndig in wit; im- 
 
 ajinativ: sarkastik; — *injcnyus; ji]^di/us. 
 Witwal, Wit-wal, n. de grat spoted wudpeker. 
 Wit-woem, Wit-wurm, n. a. feder on wit; — a 
 
 kagker ov wit. 
 Wive, Wjv, v. i. tu mari; tu tak a wjf. 
 Wive, Wjv, v. t. tu mari; tui maq tu a wjf. 
 WivEHOob, Wjv-hud,* n. wjfhud. 
 WiVELESS, Wjv-les,* a. wid-st a wif; wjfles. 
 Wively, Wjv-Ii, a. belogig tu a wjf: w'ifli. 
 WiVEE, Wj-ver, n. a kjnd ov her.ildik dragon. 
 Wives, Wjvz, n. pi. ov Wif. Se ( Wife.) 
 WiZABD, Wiz-qrd, n. [*q wjz person; a lerned 
 
 person:] a kunjn,rerj an enqdnter; a serserer; a 
 
 mal wiq. 
 WiZAED, Wiz-ard. a. cnqdntig; hqnted bj wizard?,. 
 WizAEDEY, Wiz-ard-ri, n. de qrt er praktis 
 
 ov wizardz; serseri. 
 Wizen. Wiz-n, v. i. tu drj up: tu Jrivl: tu wider. 
 
 [Lokal, Igg.] 
 Wizen, Wiz-n, n. {Scotland) de windpip; we- 
 
 znd. Se ( Weasand.) 
 WoAD, Wod, n. a plant, wuns mug kdltivated in 
 
 Grat Briten for a blq, dj ekstrakted from it; — n-s 
 
 nerli sqperseded bj indigo. — Ritn (Asa {weld.) 
 WoDANiuif, Wo-da-ni-um, n. {Min.) a male- 
 
 abl metal, ov a bronz-yelo kulor; ekstrakted from 
 
 a spejez ov pirjt. 
 WoDE, Wod, a. mad. [Lokal, Igg.] Se ( Wood.) 
 Woden, W<5-den, n. an Agglo-Sakson diviniti, 
 
 konsiderd az korespondig tu de M^rkq,ri ov de 
 
 Grcks and Romanz; — sumtjmz eroneusli konsid- 
 erd jdentikal wid {Odin.) 
 
 Woe, Wo, n. gref; soro; mizeri; kalamiti; a kurs; 
 
 a denunjiajon ov kalamiti. — It iz ofn yn,zd in 
 
 denunjiajonz, ico be; or in eksklamajonz ov 
 
 soro, ICO iz, anjentli, wo umri; az, "Wo wurt 
 
 de." — Ritn elso {wo.) 
 Woebegone, W6-be-gon, a. fq,r gon in wo; veri 
 
 sad; overhwelmd wid soro. 
 Woe-weaeied, W6-we-rid, a. tjrd •5t wid wo, 
 WoFUL, W(j-t'ul, a. ful ov wo; soroful; mom- 
 
 ful: kalamitus:aflikted;doIful; lameDtabl;reqed. 
 WoFULLY, Wu)-ful-i, ad. sorofuli; mornfuli; 
 
 reqedli. 
 WoFULNESS, Wo-ful-nes, n. mizeri; kalamiti. 
 Wold, »V'old, n. a plan, opn kuntri; d'snz. 
 Wolf, Wulf, n. a iets wild animal, ov de dog 
 
 kjud; — eni tig ravenus er destruktiv; — a korosir 
 
 uiser. 
 Wolf-dog, Wulf-dog, n. a Iqrj kjnd ov dog, ov 
 
 several varietiz; a dog kept tu gqrd Jep; a spejes 
 
 ov dug, de ofsprig ov a wulf and a dog. 
 Wolf-fish, Wulf-fiJ, n. a vorajus kjnd ov fij. 
 Wolfish, Wtilf-iJ, a. rezemblig a wulf; ravenus. 
 WoLFiSHLY, Wulf-iJ-li, ad. Ijk a wulf. 
 Wolf-.vet, Wulf-net, n. a net dat taks grat 
 
 numberz. 
 Wolfeam, Wol-fram, n. {3Iin.) a. nativ tug- 
 
 stat ov jurn and magganes, keld elso rok-led. 
 Wolf'sbane, Wulfs-ban, n. a jenus ov hqrdi, 
 
 narkotik, and pffznus plants; akonjt. 
 Wolf s claw, Wulfs-kle, n. a plant. 
 Wolf's-milk, Wiilfs-milk, 74. an erb. 
 Wolfs PEACH, Wulfs-peq, n. a plant. 
 Wolkonskoit, Wol-kon-skert, n. {Min.) an 
 
 amerfus, grenij, frajil mineral. 
 Wollastonite, W61-as-ton-jt, n. {Min.) a spejez 
 
 ov piizmatik ojjt; a silikat ov Ijm. 
 WoLVEEENE, Wul-ver-e'n, n. {Zool.) de glutn. 
 WoLvisH, Wulv-iJ,* a. wulfij. 
 Woman, Wum-an, «., pi. Wim-en; de femal ov 
 
 de hitman ras; an addlt femal, az distiggwijt 
 
 from u qild er gerl; — a femal atendant on a per- 
 son ov ragk. [wuman. 
 Woman, Wum-an, v. t. tu mak pljant, Ijk a 
 Woma\-boen, Wtam-an-bern, a. beru ov wuman. 
 WoMAXED, Wum-and,* a. yunjted wida wuman. 
 WoMAN-HATEE, Wiim-an-hat-er, n. wun hO) haz 
 
 an averjon tu de femal seks. 
 Womanhood, Wtim-an-hud, n. de karakter, 
 
 Stat, er kolektiv kwolitiz ov a wuman. 
 Womanish, Wum-an-iJ, a. si^^tabl tu a wuman; 
 
 havig de kwolitiz ov a wuman. 
 Womanishly, Wtim-an-iJ-li, ad. in a wumanij 
 
 maner. 
 WoMANisHNESS, Wifim-an-iJ-nes, n. de stat er 
 
 kwoliti ov beig wumanij. 
 Womanize, Wiim-an-jz, v. t. tu mak wumanij; 
 
 tu wuman; tu sofn. 
 Womankind, Wtam-an-kjnd, n. de femal seks; 
 
 de ra-i ov wimen; wimen kolektivli. 
 WoMANLESS, Wtim-an-les, a. destitq,t ov wimen. 
 Womanlike, Wum-an-ljk, a. Ijk a wuman; 
 
 ijii 
 [bei 
 
 wumanli. [beig wumanli. 
 
 Womanliness, Wtim-an-li-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 Womanly, Wum-an-li, a. bekumig a wuman; 
 
 sqtig a wuman; feminin; not maskqlic: not 
 
 qjidij. [wuman. 
 
 Womanly, Wum-an-li, ad. in de maner ov a 
 WoMAN-TiEED, Wum-an-tjrd, a. hen-pekt. 
 Womb, Wiom, «. de plasov de fetus in de muder; 
 
 — de plas hwens eni tig iz prodi^st; de beli; eni 
 
 kaviti. 
 Wombat, Wombat, n. {Zool.) a bdroig kw64- 
 
 rmped ov Ostralya. 
 Womby, Wflbm-i, a. kapajus. [man.) 
 
 Women, Wim-en, n. pi. ov Wuman. Se ( Wb- 
 Won, Wun, i. and p. from Win. Se {Win.)
 
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 WONDEE, Wun-der, f. i. tu bg struk wid: admi- 
 
 rajon er wunder; tia be surprjzd;— tu dist; az, 
 
 '•i u-under hweder he wil be her." 
 Wonder, Wiin-der, n. de stat ov mind prodi^st 
 
 bj sumtig nil, stranj, unekspekted, and surprjzii); 
 
 adinira/on; astonijment; amazment; kez ov wun- 
 der: sumtiij wunderful er stranj; a prodiji; a 
 
 mqrvel; a mirakl. 
 Wo.VDEREK, Wiin-dor-er, n. wun ho) wunderz. 
 Wonderful, Wdn-der-ful, a. admirabl; stranj; 
 
 astonijiij; amaziij; surprjzig; rnqrvelus; ekstrer- 
 
 dinari. 
 Wonderfully, Wiin-der -ful-i, arf. in a wunder- 
 ful inaner er degrg. 
 WoNDERKULNESS, Wun-der-ful-nes, 71. destatov 
 
 bsiij wunderful. 
 Wonderment, Wiin-der-ment, n. astonijment; 
 
 amazment; wunderful aperans; wunder. 
 WONDEROUS. Wun-der-us, a. Se < Wondwvs.) 
 Wonderstruck, Wi'm-der-struk, a. amazd. 
 Wonder-worker, Wdn-der-wurk-er, n. a. per- 
 
 fei-mer ov wunderz. [wunderz. 
 
 Wonder-working, Wdn-der-wurk-ii), a. da)ig 
 Wondrous, Wdn-drus, a. admirabl; mqrvelus; 
 
 wunderful. [maner. 
 
 WONDROUSLY, Wun-drus-li, ad. in a wunderful 
 Wondrousness, Wdn-drus-nes, «. ds kwoliti ov 
 
 bsig wundrus. 
 Wont, Wunt, v. i. {i. wunt; fs. wuntii), wunt er 
 
 wunted:] tia be akdstomd; tu yi^z; tu be yq,zd. 
 
 "He iz wvnt, er he iz ivuiitei." 
 Wont, Wunt, n. kustom; habit; yt^s. 
 Wont, Wont, or Wunt, a kontrakjon ov wud not; 
 
 yq^zd fer wil not. — In Nq, Iggland, komonli pro- 
 
 n^nst zvimt. 
 Wonted, Wdnt-ed, a. akdstomd; yt^zd; yq,3q,al. 
 Wontedness, Wdnt-ed-nes, ti. ds stat ov bEig 
 
 wunted. 
 Wontless, Wdnt-les, a. unakustomd; uny^giial. 
 Woo, Woo, v. t. tu kort; tu solisit in luv; tu 
 
 kort solisitusli. 
 Woo, Wa>, ^'. i. tu kort; tu mak luv. 
 Wood, Wud, n. a Iqrj and tik kolekjon ov trsz; a 
 
 forest; — in dis sens komonli yi^zd in dE pli],ral; — 
 
 &z hqrdest produkt ov veJEtaJon, egzistig intrez, 
 
 and inklnded widin ds bqrk; de substans ov 
 
 trez; timber; fii,el. [stembot. 
 
 Wood, Wud, v. t. and i. tu suplj wid wud, az a 
 Wood-anemone. Wud-a-nem-o-ne, n. a plant. 
 Wood-ashes, Wtid-aJ-ez, n. ajez mad ov wud. 
 Woodbind, Wiid-bjnd, n. sam az loudhin. 
 Woodbine, Wud-bjn, n. a fliserig, parasitikal 
 
 plant er Jrub; hdnisukl. 
 WooDBiRD, Wud-berd, n. a berd ov de wudz. 
 WooDCHAT, Wud-Qat, n. a berd rezemblig de 
 
 buqer-berd. [wudz. 
 
 WooDCHOiR, Wiid-kwjr, n. de sogsterz ov de 
 WooDCHUCK, Wud-quk, n. {Zool.) a smel kwod- 
 
 nnped dat buroz in dE grsnd; dE mqrmot. 
 WoOD-cOAL, Wud-kol, n. kol mad ov wud; qqr- 
 
 kol. [duns. 
 
 Woodcock, Wiid-kok, n. a mjgratori berd; a 
 WOODCEACKER, Wud-krak-er, n. a berd. 
 Wood-ceickkt, Wud-krik-ct, n. an insekt. 
 Woodculver, Wud-kul-vcr, n. wud-pijon. 
 WoOD-cuT, Wud-kut, n. an engravig on wud; a 
 
 print er impres from suq an engravig. [wud. 
 Wood-cuttee, Wud-kut-er, n. wun ha> kuts 
 Wood-dove, Wuid-duv, n. a spsjez ov pijon. 
 Wood-deink, Wiid-drigk, n. a dekokjon er in- 
 
 fq,3on ov mEdisinal wudz, az sasafras. 
 Wooded, Wiid-ed, a. supljd er kuverd wid vfud. 
 Wooden, Wud-n, a. mad ov wud: konsistig ov 
 
 wud; ligneus; klumzi; ekward. 
 WooD-KNQEAViNO, Wud-eu-grav-ig, n. de qrt 
 ov engravig on wud. 
 
 WooDENSPOON, Wud-n-spoon, n. a term apljd tu 
 de last Jn,nyor optim in de Yq,niversiti ov Kam- 
 brij, in Iggland. [wurm. 
 
 WooDFRETTER, Wud-f ret-er, »,. an insekt; a wud 
 
 WoOD-GOD, Wuil-god, ?i. a pretended silvan deiti. 
 
 Wood-grouse, Wud-gr^s, ?i. a berd; de kok-ov- 
 de-mTsnten. 
 
 Wood-hole, Wud-hol, ?i. a plas hwsir wud iz 
 lad up. [wud. 
 
 Woodhouse, Wud-h'ss, n. a hiss, er reseptaki, fer 
 
 Woodiness, Wud-i-nes, w. de stat ov beig vvudi. 
 
 Woodland, Wtid-land, n. gr^nd kuverd wid 
 wudz. [van. 
 
 Woodland, Wud-land, a. relatig tu wudz; sil- 
 
 Wood-laek, Wud-lqrk, n. a melodius sert ov 
 Iqrk. 
 
 WooDLOCK, Wud-lok, 71. {JVaut.y a spejEz ov tik 
 stuf filed on de ruder ov a Jip, tu kep it diSD. 
 
 Wood-louse, Wud-l'ss, n. an insekt; mikped. 
 
 Woodman, Wud-man, ) n. a forest ofiser, in 
 
 Woodsman, Wudz-man, ( Iggland; — a forester; 
 wun hiD felz timber; — a sportsman; a hunter. 
 
 WooDMONGER, Wiid-mug-ger, n. a. wud-seler. 
 
 Wood-moss, Wud-mos, n. mos groig on wud. 
 
 WooDMOTE, Wud-mot, n. {Law) an anjent for- 
 est kort. 
 
 WooD-NiGHTSHADE, Wtid-njt-Jad, n. a plant. 
 
 WooDNOTE, Wtid-not, n. a wjld, mij^zikal not. 
 
 Wood-nymph, Wud-nimf, n. a fabld godes ov 
 de wudz. [de eltar. 
 
 WooD-OFFERiNG, Wud-6f-er-ig, n. wud burnt on 
 
 Wood-opal. Wud-o-pal, n. {Jlin.} an opaljzd 
 kwerts, f-snd in varius vejetabl fermz. 
 
 WoODPECK, Wud-pek, n. wudpeker. 
 
 Woodpeckee, Wud-pek-er, n. a berd, ov meni 
 spejez, dat peks intu de trugks ov trez, in serq 
 ov insekts. [duv. 
 
 WoODPiGEON, Wiid-pij-on, n. a wjld pijon; rig- 
 
 WooDPiLE, Wiid-pjl, n. a pjl ov wud fer burnig. 
 
 WoODREEVE, Wlad-rev, 71. wun hoo haz de k^r ov 
 wudz. [bestos. 
 
 WooD-ROCK, Wifid-rok, n. {Min.} a kind ov as- 
 
 WooDROOF, Wiid-ruf, n. an erb. 
 
 WooD-RUSH, Wtad-ruJ, n. a jenus ov plants. 
 
 WooDSAGE, Wtid-saj, n. a perenial plant. 
 
 WooDSARE, Wiid-sqr, n. frot f-snd on plants. 
 
 WooDSERE, Wud-ser, n. de tjm hwen d^r iz no 
 sap in de tre. 
 
 WooD-soKREL, Wtad-sor-el, n. a jenus ov plants. 
 
 WooDSTONE, Wiad-ston, n. petrifjd wud; a spe- 
 jez ov hern-ston. 
 
 Wood-tin, Wiid-tin, n. an opak, fjbrus, and 
 n6dyq,lar varjeti ov oksid ov tin, ova bnsn kulor. 
 
 Woodward, Wiid-ward,* n. a forester; a land- 
 rev, [dwerf-broim. 
 
 Wood-wax, Wtad-waks, n. a plant, gren-wed, er 
 
 Wood-work, Wud-wurk,». wurk fermd ov wud; 
 a fram er pqrt ov q bildig fermd ov wud. 
 
 Woodworm, Wud-wurm, ti. a wurm bred in wud. 
 
 Woody, Wud-i, a. abundig wid wud; konsistig 
 ov wud; wudn; ligneus; rslatig tu wudz; sil- 
 van. 
 
 Woody-nightshade, Wiid-i-njt-Jad, w. a plant; 
 wud-njtjad. 
 
 Wooer, Wdb-er, n. wun hot) korts a wuman; a 
 sqtor; a luver. 
 
 WooK, Wmf, n. de seriez ov tredz dat run bredt- 
 wjz, and so kros de werp; de weft;— teksty^r; 
 klot. 
 
 Wooing, W(f)-ig, n. de akt ov kortig er solisitig. 
 
 WooiNGLY, W(f)-ig-li, ad. plezigli; so az tu invjt 
 
 Wool, Wul, /i. de f|n bar er fles ov Jep, and ov 
 
 sum ader animalz; eni Jert, tik h^r. 
 Wool-ball, Wtal-bel, n. a bel ov wul. 
 Wool-bearing, Wiil-bv-ifl. a. prodnsijj wal.
 
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 Wool-comber, Wiil-kom-er, n. wun hmz biznes 
 it iz tu kom wul. [ig wuil. 
 
 WooL-coMBi.vG, Wial-kom-ig, n. de akt ov kom- 
 
 WoOLD, Wii)ld, V. t. {Naut.) tia wind a rop, az 
 ab-st Q mast er yqrd; tu fasn bj w'jndig and in- 
 tertwjniij. [wul. 
 
 WooLFEL. Wiil-fel, n. a skin not stript ov de 
 
 Wool-gathering, Wtil-gad-er-ii), n. a yi^sles 
 pursii,t er dezjn. 
 
 WooLLED, Wuld, a. havig wul; — yti,zd in kom- 
 pozijon; az, "fin-touW." 
 
 Woollen, Wiil-en, a. mad ov wul; konsistig ov 
 wul:— kors; ov litl valyq. 
 
 Woollen, Wul-en, n. klodz mad ov wul; wulen 
 gudz. 
 
 Woollen-drapee, Wul-en-dra-per, n. a deler 
 in wulen gudz. 
 
 WooLLENETTE, Wul-en-et, n. a tin wulen stuf. 
 
 Woolliness, Wul-i-nes, n. de stat ov belt) wuli. 
 
 WoOLLT, Wul-i, a. klodd er kuverd wid wul: 
 kon3i--tig ov wul; rezeinblii) wul. 
 
 WooLMAS, Will-man, n. a deler in wul. 
 
 Wool-pack, Wul-pak, w. a paker bundl ovwul. 
 
 Woolpacker, Wul-pak-er,n. wun hoo paks wul. 
 
 Wool-sack, Wul-sak, n. a bag, sak, er bundl ov 
 wul: eni tig bulki and lit. — {Lawy de set ov de 
 lerd-qanselor ov Iggland,' and ov as jujez in dg 
 Hiss ov L^rdz. 
 
 Wool-staple. Wul-sta-pl, n. a mqrket for wul. 
 
 Wool-stapler, Wul-sta-pler, n. a holsal deler 
 in wul; a sorter ov wul. 
 
 WooLWARD, Wiil-ward, ad. in wul. 
 
 Wool winder, Wul-wind-er, n. a paker ov wul. 
 
 Woop, Wldp, n. a spejez ov berd. 
 
 Woos, W(0-, n. se-wed; an erb. 
 
 WooTZ, WiJQts, 71.. a spejez ov stel, imported from 
 Bsngel, muq valyqd far sum kutig instnDments. 
 
 Word, Wurd, n. an oral eksprejon ov tat; an qr- 
 tibyqlat sund; a signifikant pqrt ov speq, kon- 
 sistig ov wun or mor silablz; — tek; diskors; — dis- 
 pi\t; verbal kontenjon: — laggwaj: livii) speq; — 
 promis; signal; toko: order; ak'snt; — tjdiijz; 
 mesaj: — deklarajon; purpus eksprest; afermajon: 
 — Skxiptyqr; de wurd ov God, aplid tu de Re- 
 demer er Savyor ov de wurld, Jo/i i. — d kom- 
 psnd wurd iz a wurd fermd ov tco er mor simpl 
 wurdz: az tourd-huk, peii-nff. 
 
 Word, Wurd, v. t. tu ekspres in wurdz; tu stjl: 
 tu fraz;— tu afekt bj meni wurdz; tu overp-yer 
 bj wurdz. 
 
 Word, Wurd, v. i. tu dispv^t. [Jonari. 
 
 Word-book, Wdrd-buk, n. a vokabyqlari; a dik- 
 
 WoRD catcher, Wdrd-kaq-er, n. wun hcb kavilz 
 at wurdz. 
 
 WoRDER, Wtird-er,* n. a speker. 
 
 Wordiness. Wurd-i-nes, ». de stat ov beig wurdi. 
 
 WoRDiSH, Wiird-iJ,* a. ful ov wurdz: wurdi. 
 
 WoRDiSHXESS, Wdrd-iJ-nes,w. de kwoliti ov beig 
 wurdi. 
 
 Wordless, Wdrd-les, a. sjlent; wid-st wurdz. 
 
 Wordy, Wdrd-i, a. ab-^ndig in wurdz: verbos. 
 
 Wore, Wor, i. from Wq^r. Se ( Wear.y 
 
 Work, Wurk, r. i. \i. wurkt or rat, ps. wurkir), 
 wurkt or ret:] tu be in akjon er mojon: tu mjiv 
 wid labor tu sum end; tu be emplord; tu labor; 
 tu tffl; tu akt; tu kari on operajonz; tu operat 
 az a manyqfaktyqrer; tu operat: tu hav efekt; 
 tu obtan bj dilijens; — tu akt internali; tu fer- 
 ment, az a likwid; — in dis sens de regyt^lar ferm 
 iz elwaz yn,zd. 
 
 Work, Wurk, r. t. tu mak er farm bj labor; tu 
 prQd43 bj labor; tu efekt bj labor in sum par- 
 tikyn,lar maner; tia manaj, in a stat ov moJon: 
 tu put intu moJon: tu put tu labor; tu egzert. 
 — Tu wurk st, tu efekt; tu efas. — Tu wurk up, 
 tu raz; tii ekspend, az materialz. 
 
 Work, Wurk, n. teU labor; emplffment; oky^pa- 
 Jon; operajon; de akt ov wun hoD wurks; produk- 
 Jon ov wun boo wurks; de produktovde labor ov 
 de haudz er ov de mind; a Hterari produkjon; a 
 perfermans; a pes ov mekanizm; eni fabrik; eni 
 tig mad; — efekt; manajment. — Tu set on wurk, 
 tu emplff; tu engaj. 
 
 Workable, Wdrk-a-bl, a. dat ma be wurkt; ka- 
 pabl ov wurkig. 
 
 Work-bag, Wdrk-bag, n. a bag tu kontan nedl 
 wurk, &s. 
 
 Work-day, Wurk-da, n. a da for wurk; a wurk- 
 ig-da, not Sunda. 
 
 Worker, Wdrk-er, n. he er dat hwiq wurks. 
 
 Work-fellow, Wdrk-fel-o, n. a felo-laborer. 
 
 Workfolk, Wdrk-fok, ) 7 i u • , 
 
 WoRKFOLKs, Wdrk-foks, i "-r'^- l*^o"fl P^Pl- 
 
 Workhouse, Wdrk-b-ss, n. a hss for wurk; a 
 manyufaktori; a h'ss fer penitenjal labor; a h'ss 
 fer de p(Jt)r, hwq,r si^tabl labor iz furnijt; an 
 qmz-h'ss. [tajon. 
 
 Working, Wdrk-ig,/i. moJon; operajon; — fermen- 
 
 Working-day, Wurkig -da, n. a da on hwiq labor 
 iz permited: not de Sabat: — a. komon: kors. 
 
 Working-house, Wdrk-ig-h-ss, n. a wurkhijs. 
 
 Workman, Wdrk-man, n., pi. Wdrk-men; an qr- 
 tifiser; amekanik; wunskild in sum manyi],fakt- 
 yiyig labor. 
 
 Workmanlike, Wdrk-man-Ijk, a. skilful; wel 
 performd. 
 
 WoRKMANLY, Wdrk-man-li, a. skilful; wel per- 
 fe.ind: wurkmmljk. 
 
 WoRKMANLY, Wurk-man-H, ad. in a maner be- 
 kumig a wurkman. 
 
 Workmanship, Wdrk-man-Jip, n. de skil er qrt 
 ova wurkman: manyii,faktyt^r; qrt; deksteriti. 
 
 Workmastee, Wurk-mas-ter, n. a performer or 
 eni wurk. 
 
 Workshop, Wdrk-Jop, n. a plas hw%r a wurk- 
 man er mekanik kariz on hiz wurk. 
 
 Workwoman, Wdrk-wum-an, n. a wuman skild 
 in nedl-wurk: — a wuman hiD wurks. 
 
 WoRKY-DAY, Wdrk-i-da,t a. [kordpted from 
 W(trkij-da;] a da not de Sabat. 
 
 World, Wurld, ri. de sistem ov kreated beigz 
 and tigz: de kolektiv idea ov el bodiz; — wun sis- 
 tem ov de hoi: — manz senov akJon; — de ert; de 
 terakweus glob; — prezent stat ov egzistens; a 
 sekyqlar Ijf; publik ijf: — de publik: — biznes ov 
 lif; trubl ov lif: de interests, empltjrments, or 
 ple;^qrzov Ijf;— de hqmanras: mankind: — a grat 
 multitq,d; a grat meni: az, "91 de wurld no it;" 
 — kors ov Ijf; yqniversal empjr; — de manerz ov 
 men; de praktis ov Ijf: — hwot de wurld kontanz; 
 a wjd kumpas ov tigz; — eni Iqrj pqrt ov de ert; 
 az, "de old wurld," "de nq, lourld;" — a kolekjon 
 ov wunderz; a wander: — tjm, a sens orijinali 
 .Sakson, n* onii yqzd in de fraz wurld widst 
 end. — In de wurld, in posibiliti.— /er el de 
 wurld, egzaktli; entjrli. [de wurld. 
 
 World-hardened, Wurld-hqrd-nd, a. hqrdnd bj 
 
 Worldliness, Wdrld-li-nes, n. de slat ov beig 
 wurldli. 
 
 Worldling, Wdrld-lig, n. wun devoted tu de 
 wurld, or wurdli gan. 
 
 Worldly, Wdrld-li, a. relat'g tu dis wurld: de- 
 voted tu dis wurld, tu de neglekt ov de lif tu 
 kum. temporal: sekyqlar. 
 
 Worldly, Wurld-li, ad. wid relajon tu de wurld. 
 
 Worldly-minded, Wdrld-li-mind-ed, a. atentiv 
 qrfli tu dis wurld. 
 
 WoRLDLY-MiNDEDNESS, Wurld-H-mind-ed-nes, n. 
 atenjon tu dis wurld. [?rt. 
 
 World-sharer, Wdrld-J^r-er, n. a J^rer ov de 
 
 World-wearied, Wdrld-we-rid, a. tjrd ov de 
 wurld.
 
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 Worm, Warm, n. eni smal, krepii) animal, eder 
 entjrii wid-st fst, er wid veri Jart wunz; a smol, 
 bqrmles serpent dat livz in de erfc; — an animal 
 , bred in de bodi; — At animal dat spinz silk; a 
 ' silkwurm; — a destriiktiv grub; an insekt; — sum- 
 tiij tormentip;— eni tii) vermikyi],lated or turnd 
 riind; — eni tir) spjral, az At tredz ov skrcDz, hwen 
 biger dan kan be mad in skro) plats; — a mem- 
 bran er ligament under At tug ov a dog. 
 
 Worm, Wurm, v. i. tu wurk sloli, sekretli, and 
 gradyn,ali. 
 
 Worm, Wurm, v. t. tu drjy bj slo and sekret 
 mgnz, az bj Q skrco; tu kut (from a dog) a lig- 
 ament keld At wurm. 
 
 Worm-eaten, Wiirm-et-n, a. tin bj wurmz; old. 
 
 WoRMEATENNESS, Wurm-Et-n-nes, n. Az stat ov 
 bgir) wurm-etn; rotnnes. [Ijna piijk. 
 
 Worm -GRASS, Wiirm-gras, n. a plant; At Karo- 
 
 WoRM-HOLE, Wiirm-hol,». a hoi mad bj a wurm. 
 
 Worm-seed, Wiirm-ssd, n. a plant. 
 
 WoRMUL, Wiir-mul, n. a werbl in katl; wernil. 
 
 Wormwood, Wiirm-wud, n. a biter plant, namd 
 from its supozd vertyix tu kil wurmz in de bodi. 
 
 Wormy, Wdrm-i,a. ful ov wurmz; erti; groveliij. 
 
 WoR.v, Worn. /). from Wur.— Worn st, kwjt kon- 
 si'ynd. Se ( Wear.) 
 
 WoRNAL, Wer-nal, j n. a tt^mor on de bak ov 
 
 WORNIL, Wor-nil, i katl, oka^ond bj an insekt 
 dat puflktyqrz de skin; pukerij. 
 
 WoRN-ouT, Worn--8t, a. destrffd er mug injq,rd 
 bj wjir; trjt. [ments. 
 
 Worrier, Wur-i-er, n. wun hot) wuriz er tor- 
 
 WoRRY, Wdr-i, V. t. tu tq,r er maggl, az a best 
 majiglz its pra; tu haras or perseki^t brootali; tu 
 torment: tu tez. 
 
 Worse, Wurs, a. de komparativ ov J>Bd; [poz. 
 bad, hoi/ij}. wurs, siiperl. wurst;] mor bad; 
 mor il. 
 
 Worse, Wurs, ad. in a wurs maner. 
 
 Worse, Wurs, n. sumtii) les gud; de los; not de 
 advdntaj; not de beter; az, "He woz put tu 
 de tours." 
 
 Worse, Wurs,* v. t. tu put tu disadvdntaj. 
 
 Worsen, Wurs-n,* v. t. tu mak wurs; tu obtan 
 advdntaj ov. 
 
 Worsen, Wurs-n, v. i. tu gro wurs. 
 
 WoRSER, Wurs-er, a. a bc^rbarizm fer iviirs. 
 
 Worship, Wdr-Jip, n. digniti; eminens; ekselens; 
 a tjtl ov onor adrest tu personz ov ragk er sta- 
 Jon, and espejali tia majistrats; in uder kasez, 
 ofn a term ov jronikal respekt; onor pad; respekt; 
 sivil deferens; submisiv respekt; — adorajon; re- 
 lij us akt ov revereas. 
 
 Worship, Wdr-Jip, «. t. tu ador; tu onor er ven- 
 erat wid relijus rjts; — tu rever; tu respekt; tu 
 onor; tu tret wid sivil reverens. 
 
 Worship, Wur-Jip, v. i. tu perform akts ov ad- 
 orajon. [Jipt. 
 
 WoRSHiPABLE, Wur-Jip-a-bl, a. dat ma be wur- 
 
 WoRSHiPFUL, Wiir-Jip-ful, a. klamii) respekt; 
 entjtld tu respekt er onor; venerabl. It iz an 
 epitet ofn aplid tu personz ov raijk er ofis; and 
 ofn ynzd ironikali. 
 
 WoRSHiPFULLT, Wur-Jip-ful-i, ad. respektfuli. 
 
 WoRSHiPFULXESS, Wdr-Jip-ful-nes, n. At kwoliti 
 ov belt) wurjipful. 
 
 Worshipper, Wur-Jip-er, n. wun hco wurjips. 
 
 Worst, Wurst, a. sq^perlativ ov Bad; bad in de 
 hjost degre. Se {Had.} 
 
 Worst, Wurst, n. de most kalamitus er wiked 
 stHt; ds utmost hjt er degre ov eni tig il. 
 
 Worst, Wurst, v. t. tu put tu disadvdntaj; tu 
 defet; tu overtrtf). 
 
 Worsted, Wurst-ed, n. [from { Wornted,) a t'sn 
 in Narfok, Iggland;] yqrii spun from komd wul; 
 wulen yqrn twisted hqrder dan ordiuari. 
 
 Wort, Wurt, n. orijinali, a jeneral nam fer au 
 erb, and stil so fer meni hwen yi^zd in kompo- 
 zijon; az, Yw^rwurt; — a plant ov de kabaj kjndj 
 • — unfermented ber er likor; At fermentabl infi^,- 
 ^on ov molt er gran. 
 
 Worth, er Wurth, Wurt,* r. t. tu betjd; tu 
 hapn tu; — yn,zd onli in de antikwated fraz, "Wo 
 wurt At da!" 
 
 Worth, Wurt, n. de valyn ov eni tig; prjs; r^t; 
 — At kwoliti ov a tig hwiq renderz it yn,sful; 
 dezert; merit; ekselens; vertyi]^; impertans. 
 
 Worth, Wurt, a. ekwal in prjs tu; ekwal in val- 
 y\\ tu; dezervig ov, eder in a gud er b id sens; 
 ekwal in pozejonz tu. It baz At konstrukjon ov 
 a prepozijun, az it admits de objektiv kas after 
 it, wid'st an intervenig prepozijon; az, "3e buk 
 iz ivurt a dular." 
 
 Worthily, Wur-di-li, ad. in a wurdi er proper 
 maner; sqtabli: dezervedli; justli. 
 
 Worthiness, Wdr-di-nes, n. At stat ov beig 
 wurdi; dezert; merit; ekselens; digniti. 
 
 Worthless, Wdrt-les, a. havig no wurt er val- 
 y\\: yi^sles; vjl; has: despikabl. 
 
 Woethlessnes's, Wdrt-les-nes, n. wont ov wurt 
 er ekselens; wont ov digniti; wont ov valyi|. 
 
 Worthy, Wdr-di, a. havig wurt er vertyiy hav- 
 ig merit er dezert; dezervig, eder gud er il; si^t- 
 abl;— meritorius; estimabl; ekselent; valyvi,abl; 
 nobl; ilustrius. 
 
 Worthy, Wdr-di, n. a man ov wurt, merit, er 
 valor. 3e iA7« PFi^?'<fisov de wurld, so repn,ted, 
 qr klast bj R. Burton az foloz: (Hector, Alexan- 
 der, Julius Caesar,) {Jentih;'J (Joshua, David, 
 Judas Maccabseus,) (Jiiz;) (Arthur, Charlem- 
 agne, and Godfrey of Bouillon,) ( Kristyanz. ) 
 
 Worthy, Wdr-di,* v. t. tu render wurdi; tu 
 egzolt. 
 
 Wot, Wot,* v. t. and i. tu no; tu be aw4r. It 
 iz elso de preterit or de obsolet verb tu wet; 
 and iz yti,zd bj old etorz bot in de prezent and 
 imperfekt tensez. Se ( Weet.} 
 
 Wote, Wot, V. de sam az toot. Se ( Wot) and 
 ( Weet.y 
 
 Would, Wud, v. egzilyari and defektiv; impljig 
 inklinajon, wij, er dezjr. It iz regqrded az de 
 preterit ov wil, and iz yi^zd tu form de past tens 
 ov de potenjal mcDd; but it iz Ijkwjz yq,zd in de 
 kondijonal prezent tens. "He wtdd hav pad dc 
 bil yesterda, if he had bin abl;" "He wud pa it 
 ws, if he kud." In de farmer instaus, ivud iz 
 yt^zd in de past tens; and in At later, in de kon- 
 dijonal prezent. 
 
 Wud iz ynzd in a partikyq,lar maner tu eks- 
 pres a wiJ er pr^er, az in de frazez wud God, 
 tvwd tu God, wud tu Rem, or simpli wud; az, 
 " Wud God j had djd for Ai, o Absalom;" 
 " Wud tu God yd) kud bq,r wid me;" &s. 
 
 Would-be, Wiad-be,t a. wijig tu be; vanli pre- 
 tendig tu be. 
 
 Woulding, Wud-ig,* n. mojon ov dezjr. 
 
 WouLDiNGNESS, Wvad-ig-nes,* n. wilignes. 
 
 Wound, Woond, er W'snd, n. a hurt givn tu de 
 bodi er animal fram bj vjolens; an injq,ri; a kut; 
 a slaj; laserajon. 
 
 Wound, Wcond, v. t. tu hurt de animal fram bj 
 vjolens: tu hurt; tu injq,r. 
 
 Wound, Wisnd, i. and p. from Wjnd. Se ( Wind.) 
 
 Wounded, Wc6nd-ed, er W-snd-ed, p. a. hurt bj 
 vjolens; injn,rd. 
 
 Woundee, Wdond-er, er W'snd-er, n. wun hoo 
 wiDndz. 
 
 Woundily, W'snd-i-li, ad. eksesivli. [Lti,di- 
 krus.] 
 
 Wounding, Wcbnd-ig, er Wxnd-ig, n. de inflik- 
 Jon ov a wiJond; injt],ri. 
 
 WouNDLESS, Wi6nd-les, a. egzemt from woondz.
 
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 WooNDWOET, W(f>nd-wurt, er W'snd-wurt, n. a 
 
 jenus ov plants; hej-netl. 
 WouNDY, W-snd-i, a. eksesiv; — a lo, bad wurd; — 
 
 an old-fajond, vulgar wurd, hwiq folQz ie old- 
 
 fnjond pronunsiajon ov its primitiv. 
 Wouwou, W's-w's, n. de Sumqtran nam ov de 
 
 lorj-qrmd ap, {ungka-puti, or hyluhate.} 
 Wove, Wov, «'. from Wsv. Se ( Weare.) 
 WovEX, W6v-n, p. from Wev. 8e ( Weave.) 
 Wrack, Rak,* n. de destrukjon ov a Jip bj windz 
 
 er roks: a renin; a rek; — n'S ritn {wreck.} Se 
 
 { Wreck.) 
 Wrack, Rak,* v. t. tu dsstrff in de weter; tu 
 
 rek:— tu tertyx^r. Se ( Wreck,) and {Raclc.) 
 Wrackful, Rak-fial,* a. rooinus; destraktiv. 
 Wraik, Kak, n. a kind ov S8-W£d. 
 Wraith, Rat, n. de aparijon ov a person ab'st tu. 
 
 dj; Q spirit; u gost. — [Y^^zd in de Nert ov Igg.] 
 Wrangle, Rag-gl, v. i. tia qrgq,; tu dispi\,t; tu 
 
 dispiit pevijli; tu kworel perversli; tu alt«rkat; 
 
 tu skwobl. 
 Wrangle, Rag-gl, n. a kworel; a pervers dispi\t. 
 Wrangler, Rag-gler, n. wun hio ragglz; a per- 
 vers dispvi,tant; — a nam, wid de epitet senyor, 
 
 givn tu de stii,dent hoo pasez de best egzamina- 
 
 Jon in de senat-hiss; uderz beii) keld sekond rag- 
 
 glerz, terd raijylerz, &s. 
 Wranglesome, Rar)-gl-sum, a. kworelsum; dis- 
 
 puzd tu raijgl. [Lokal, Lgg.] 
 Wrangling, Kag-glig, n. a dispi\t: alterkajon. 
 Wrap, Rap, v. t. [i. and p. sumtjmz {wrapt;)] tu 
 
 riDl tugeder; tu komplikat; tu involv; tu kuver 
 
 wid sumtig rold r'snd; tu komprjz: tu kontan. 
 
 Tu rap up, tu involv totali. Sumtjmz improp- 
 
 erli yi^zd for Ud {rap,) tu strjk; tu snaq up. 
 Wrappage, Rap-aj, n. de akt or menz ov rapir). 
 Wrapper. Rap-er, n. wun hoD raps; dat in hwig 
 
 eni tig iz rapt; an envelop. 
 Wrapping, Rap-ig, n. a kuver; an envelop; dat 
 
 in hwiq eni tig iz rapt; de akt ov wun ho) raps; 
 
 a raper. 
 Wraprascal, Rap-ras-kal, n. a grat kot; a kant 
 
 term fiar a kors uper kot. 
 Wrasse, Ras, n. a kind ov fij; de old-wjf. 
 Wrath, Rqt, er Ret, n. agger; fq,ri; raj; jr; re- 
 
 zeniment. [rius; rajig. 
 
 Wrathful, Rqt-ful, er Ret-ful, a. aggri; fi^- 
 Wrathfully, Rqt-ful-i, er Rot-ful-i, ad. i\\_- 
 
 riusli: paj.inatli. 
 Wrathfulness, Rqt-ful-nes, er Rot-ful-nes, n. 
 
 ekstrem agger. 
 Wrathless, Rqt-les, a. fre from agger. 
 Wreak, Rek, v. t. \i. *rok, p. "rokn;] tu ekse- 
 
 k^t wid agger er for a purpus ov venjans; tu 
 
 inflikt wid violens; tu revenj. 
 Wreak, Rek,' n. revenj; veujans; fi^^ri. 
 Wreakfcl, Rek-ful,* a. revenjful; aggri. 
 Wreakless, Rek-les, a. unrevenjig: kq,rles. 
 Wreath, Ret, n., pi. Redz; eni tig kurlJ or twist- 
 ed; a gqrland; a qaplet; an ornamental, twisted 
 
 bandaj . 
 Wreathe, Red, v. t. tu interwev; tu enserkl, az 
 
 wid a gqrland; tu kurl; tu twist; tu konvolv; 
 
 tu on twin: — tU rjd. 
 Wreathe, Red, v. i. tu be intertwjnd. 
 Wreathing, Red-ig, n. de akt ov twistig; a ret. 
 Wreathless. Red-les, a. havig no redz. 
 Wre..thy, Red-i, a. twisted: kuverd wid a ret. 
 Wreck. Rek, n. destruk/on bj beig drivn on roks 
 
 er Juloz at se, az a Jip; destrukjon bi se:— disa- 
 
 lilJon bj violens: rdoin: destrukjon: — a Jip, vescl, 
 
 er uder tig rekt: gudz kast up bj de se after a 
 
 Jiprek:-[ded stemz or gras er we'dz. Liokal.] 
 Wreck, Rek, v. t. tu destrs bi dajig on roks er 
 
 sandz; tu rociin: *tu rek. 
 Wreck, Rek, v. i. tu safer rek er riJoin. 
 
 Wreckage, Rek-aj, n. de akt ov rekig; de rooim 
 
 er remanz ov a vesel dat haz bin rekt. 
 Wrecker, Rek-er, n. wun hoo plunderz veselz dat 
 
 qr rekt. 
 Wreckful, Rek-ful,* a. kezig rek. [rek. 
 
 Wreck-master, Rek-mas-ter, n. a master ov a 
 Wren, Ren, n. a smel perqig berd ov several 
 
 spejez. 
 Wrench, Renq, v. t. tu pul wid a twist er wid 
 
 violens; tu rest; tu fors; tu spran; tu stran; 
 
 tu distort. 
 Wrench, Renq, n. a. violent pul er twist: a spran; 
 
 — a skrcDig instrooment; — [*menz ov kompuljon; 
 
 sutlti.] 
 Wrest, Rest, v. t. tu twist bj vjolens; tu eks- 
 
 tert bj rjdig er fors; tu tak awa bj fcors; tu. 
 
 distort; tu fors; tu wjnd; tu skriD; tu rig; tu 
 
 renq. 
 Wrest, Rest, n. distorjon; vjolens; — aktiv pTjer; 
 
 — au instrdjment tu tn,n wid; — a pozijon hwiq 
 
 determinz de farm ov a buket in an overjot 
 
 hwel. 
 Wrester, Rest-er, n. wun hoo rests. 
 Wrestle, Res-1, v. i. tu kontend bj graplig and 
 
 trjig tu tro d'sn; tu strugl: tu kontend. 
 Wrestle, Res-1, v. t. tu overktim in reslig. 
 Wrestler, Res-ler, n. wun ho) reslz er struglz; 
 
 wun hiB kontendz. 
 Wrestling, Res-lig, n. an atletik eksersjz betwen 
 
 tO) personz hcD trj tu tro eq uder d'sn; a strugl. 
 Wretch, Req, n. a mizerabl person, apljd eder in 
 
 piti er oprobrium: a despikabl er wurtles person; 
 
 a vilen: a nav. It iz sumtjmz yq,zd wid jronikal 
 
 piti er kontemt. 
 Wretched, Req-ed, a. mizerabl; unhapi; kalam- 
 
 itus: suri: wurtles; despikabl; kontemtibl. 
 Wretchedly, Req-ed-li, ad. mizerabli; despi- 
 
 kabli. 
 Wretchedness, Req-ed-nes, n. de stat ov beig 
 
 reqed; mizeri: aflikted stat; despikablnes. 
 Wretchless, Req-les,* a. ki^rles: rekles. 
 Wretch LESSNESS, Req-les-nes,* n. reklesnes. 
 Wrig, Rig,* I', i. tu mojv tO) and fro: tu rigl 
 Wriggle, Rig-1, v. i. tu mitov de bodi toi and fro 
 
 wid Jert mojonz. 
 Wriggle, Rig-1, v. t. tu put in a kwik resipro- 
 
 katig mojon; tu introd^s bj Jiftig mojon. 
 Wriggle, Rig-1, a. pljant: fleksibl. 
 Wriggler, Rig-ler, n. wun hit) riglz. 
 Wright, Rjt, n. a wurkman; an qrtifiser: a 
 
 maker. 
 Wring, Rig, v. t. [i. rug, ps. rigig, rug:] tu twist; 
 
 tu turn r'snd wid vjolens: tu fors bj kontorjon 
 
 er vjolens; tu renq: tu rest; tu skwez: tu pres; 
 
 tu rid: tu pinq: tu ekstort; tu haras: tu dis- 
 
 tres: tu tortyqr; — tu distort; tu pervert. 
 Wring, Rig, v. i. tu rjd wid aggwij: tu twist. 
 AVring, Rig, n. akjon ov aggwij; tortyqr. 
 Wring-bolt, Rig-bolt, n. {jVaut.) a bolt yixzd 
 
 tu bend and sekqr de plagks agenst de timberz. 
 
 Se {Riny-h<,lt.) 
 Wringer, Rig-er, n. wun hoo rigz. 
 Wringing, Rig-ig, n. de akt ov presig dr. handz 
 
 in aggwij: a twistig. 
 Wring-staves, Rig-stavz, n. pi. pesez ov wud 
 
 yijzd wid de rig-bolt. 
 Wrinkle, Rig-kl, n. akorqgajonerfuro, az on de 
 
 .^kin or de fas: — a rumpl ov klot: a kres: rufues. 
 Wrinkle. Rig-kl. r. t. tu konigat: tu kontnikt 
 
 intii rigklz or furoz: tu mak unevn. 
 Wrinkled. Rig-kid, a. havig rigklz: korq^ated. 
 Wrinkly, Rigk-li, a. havig rigklz; rigkld. 
 Wrist, Rist, n. de jemt yqnjtig de hand tu de 
 
 qrm. 
 Wristband, Rist-band, n, de band ov a J$rt slev 
 
 dat pasez r'snd de rist.
 
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 Weit, Rit, n. eni tig ritn. IToU er sakred rit, 
 Skriptynr. — (Law) a presept, iJn,d bj efloriti, in 
 rjtii), under stl, diiekted tu sum ofiserer person, 
 konferifl sum rit or privilej, or rekwjrig sumtiij 
 tu be dun in rglajon ta a si^^t erakjon; a ji|dij- 
 al proses, bj hvviq eni wun iz sumond, az an of- 
 ender; a legal instriument. [( Write.} 
 
 Writ, Rit,* i. and p. from Eft; rot; ritn. Se 
 
 Weitative, Rjt-a-tiv, a. dispijzd tu rit. 
 
 Write, Rjt, v. f. [i. rot, ps. rjtig, ritn; — rit and 
 rot wer fermerli ofn yi^zd az pqrtisiplz, and rit 
 elsQ az a preterit; but da qr n's jenerali diskon- 
 tinyn,d bj gud rjterz:] tia ekspres bj menz ov 
 leterz; tu engrav; tu impres; — tu prodi],s az an 
 etor; — tu tel bj leterz. 
 
 Write. Rjt, r. i. tu ferm leterz wid a pen; tu 
 perferm de akt ov rjtii); — tu akt de otur; tu 
 tel in buks: — tu send leterz; tu kompoz. — Tu 
 rjt witm sdf, tu stjl er kel wunz self. 
 
 Writer, Rjt-er, n. wun ho) rjts; a penman; a 
 Bkrjb: an efior. — R'lter tu de signet, wun ov a 
 sosieti ov Iiryerz in Skotland, ekwivalent tu de 
 hjest klos ov aturniz in Iggland. 
 
 Writership, Rit-er-Jip, n. de ofis ov rjter. 
 
 Writhe, Rj;l, v. t. tu distert; tu defirm wid 
 disterjon; tw twist wid vjolens; tu rest; tu fors; 
 tu tertyqr: tia r 'ncj; tu rir). [tertyqr. 
 
 Writhe, Rjd, r. i. tu be konv61vd wid agoni er 
 
 Writing, Rjt-ii), n. de akt ov fermii) leterz wid 
 a pen; sumtiij ritn; a buk; a kompozijon; a 
 manyqskript: a legal instriDment. 
 
 Writing-book, Rjt-ig-buk, n. a buk tu rjt in. 
 
 Writing desk, Rjt-ig-desk, n. a tabl er desk 
 yqzd far rjtig on. 
 
 Writing-master, Rjt-ig-mas-ter, n. a. teger ov 
 penmaujip er rjtii). 
 
 Writi.vg-school, Rjt-ig-skcol, n. a skool hwq,r 
 rjtii) iz tot. 
 
 Writing table, Rjt-ig-ta-bl, n. a tabl tu rjt on. 
 
 Written, Rit-n, p. from Rit. Se < Write.) 
 
 Wrong, Rog, n. a deviajon from rjt; injiistis; an 
 eror; an injtxri. 
 
 Wrong, Rog, a. not rjt; not just; not agreabl tia 
 proprjeti er truof); not tra>; inkorekt; unjust; unfit; 
 
 Wrong, Rog, ad. not rjtii; amis. [unsqtabl. 
 
 Wrong, 'Roi), v. t. tu dcQ injiistis tu; tu injq,r; 
 tu yqz unjdstli, eder bj dooig injqri, er impn,tig 
 evl wid'st justis. 
 
 Wrongdoer, R6g-da)-er, n. an injqrius person. 
 
 Wronger, Rog-er, n. wun hit> rogz or injqrz. 
 
 Wrongful, Roij-ful, a. injqrius; unjust; rog. 
 
 Wrongfitlly. Roij-ful-i, ad. unjdstli. 
 
 Wrongfulness, Rog-ful-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 beii) r ig or rogful. [mind er dispozijon. 
 
 Wronghead, Rog-hed, n. a person ov pervers 
 
 Wronghead, Rog-hed, ) a. pervers in un- 
 
 Wrongheaded, R6g-hed-ed, \ derstandig; ob- 
 stinat: erig. [nes. 
 
 Wrongheadedness, R6g-hed-ed-nes, n. pervers- 
 
 Wrongless, Rog-les,* a. verd ov rog. 
 
 Wronglesslt, R6g-les-li,* ad. wid'st rog. 
 
 Wrongly, R6g-li, ad. unjiistli; amis. 
 
 Wrongness, Rog-nes,* n. de stat ov beig rog. 
 
 Wrongous, Roggus, a. rog; ilegal. 
 
 Wrote, Rot, i. from Rit. Se ( Write.) 
 
 Wroth, Ret, or Rot, a. eksjted bj rqt; aggri; eg- 
 zasperated. 
 
 Wrought, Ret, i. and p. from Wurk; efekted; 
 performd; labord; operated; wurkt; manyqfakt- 
 yqrd. — Ret ^'(/rw, jurn hwiq, after havig bin kast 
 intu bqrz, iz agen heted and hamerd, and dus 
 mad tuf and pljabl. Se ( Wirrk.) 
 
 Wrung, Rug, i. and p. from Eiij. Se ( Wring.) 
 
 Wry, Rj, a. kruked; distorted: rug; rested. 
 
 Wry, Rj,* v. i. tu be kontorted and rjfd. 
 
 Wry, Rj,* v. t. tu mak tu deviat; tu distort. 
 
 Wryneck, Rj-nek, n. a distorted nek: — a berd, 
 kold olso l(ii]-tur), emet-hunter, snak-berd, and 
 kukmz-mat. 
 
 Wrynkcked, Rj-nekt, a. havig a kruked nek. 
 
 Wryness, Rj-nes,* n. de stat ov beig rj. 
 
 Wych- HAZEL, Wig-ba-zl, n. a Jrub. Se { Witch- 
 hazel.) 
 
 Wynd, Wjnd, n. {Scotland) an ali; a Ian. 
 
 X. 
 
 XX, iz borod from de Grek, and iz yqzd qefli 
 , in wurdz derjvd from dat laggwaj: and it 
 beginz no wurd triDli IggliJ. At de beginig ov 
 romanik wurdz, it iz pron-gnst Ijk ?, az in {'Xen- 
 ophon-) but elshw^r it iz ekwivalent tu ks or 
 gz. Az a nqmeral, it standz for 10; and, on 
 ak-snt ov its kros-Ijk ferm, woz wuns yi^zd az a 
 kontrakjon for {Christ and crof!,i;) az, {Amas) 
 fer ( Chridmas;) {X/ther} for ( CliriHopher.) 
 
 Xangti, Z:ii)-ti, 71. a nam,amui) de fe-jnez, for God. 
 
 Xanthio, Zan-tik, a. tendig toardz n yclo kulor. 
 — {Chem.) notig an asid kompozd ov sulfur, 
 kqrbon, hjdrojen, and oksijen. 
 
 Xanthide, Zan-tid, n. {Uhem.) a komp-xnd ov 
 zantojen and a metal, wid no sensibl propertiz 
 ov an asid. 
 
 Xanthine, Zan-tin, m. {Cliem.) de yelo djig- 
 mater kontand in mader. Ritn hIso {xanthene.) 
 
 Xanthium, Zan-ti-um, n. an erb, fermerli estemd 
 gud in kqrig de skrofyqla. 
 
 Xantho, Z;in-to, n. {Zool.) a spejez ov krustajan. 
 
 Xanthocon, Zan-to-kon, n. {Min.) a spejez ov 
 silver or. 
 
 Xanthogen, Zan-to-jen, n. {Chem.) de bas ov 
 an asid, proki^rd bj de akjon and reakjon ov 
 
 k^rbqret ov sulfur and potaj, and takig its nam 
 
 from de yelo kulor ov sum ov its komp'sndz. — 
 
 Ritn elsQ (xanthogene.) 
 Xanthophyll, Zan-to-fil, ». a pekqlyor yelo 
 
 kulorig -mater, fisnd on de levz ov meni forest- 
 
 trez in de etum. 
 Xebec, Ze-bek, er Ze-bek, n. a smol tre-masted 
 
 vesel. j'qzd in de Mediteranean. 
 Xenium, Ze-ni-um, n. [L.] pi. Ze-ni-a; a prezent 
 
 givn tu a gest er stranjer, er tu a foren ambas- 
 
 ador. 
 Xerasia, Ze-ra-;^i-a, n. {Med.) a dizez ov de h.V- 
 Xerocollyrium, Ze-ro-kol-ir-i-um, «. a drj kol- 
 
 iriuni or }-sqv. [nes. 
 
 Xerodes. Ze-ro-dez, n. a tumor atended wid drj- 
 Xeromyrum. Zer-o-mj-rum, n. a drjig frntment. 
 Xerophagy, Ze-rof-a-ji, n. drj food; subsistens on 
 
 drj vitlz or fitid. 
 Xerophthalmy, Ze-rof-tal-mi, n. a drj, red sor- 
 
 ncs or ii^ig in de jz, wid'st eni swelig. 
 Xerotes, Ze-rii-tez, w. a drj habit ov bodi. 
 Xiphias, Zif i-as, w. {Ich.) de sord-fij.— (^«^ron.) 
 
 a komet Japt Ijk a sord. 
 XiPHiDiuM, Zi-fid-i-um, n. {Bot.) a West-Indian 
 
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 Xiphoid, Zj-ferd, or Zit'-trd, a. (Anat.y sord-ljk; 
 
 notiij a ligament er kqrtilaj konekted wid de 
 
 stoinum, rezembliij a sord. 
 XiPHOiDES, Zi-ftf-dez, ?i. de psmted, sord-ljk k(^r- 
 
 tilaj or grisl ov de brest-bon; — keld elso ej/hd. 
 Xylite, Zj-ljl, n. a likwid obtand from piroksilik 
 
 spirit. 
 Xylobalsamum, Zj-lo-bal-sa-mum, n. de wiadov 
 
 de bolsam-tre; Q belsain obtand bj dekokjon ov 
 
 de levz and twigz ov de {a7nyris Gileadeuds.} 
 Xylogeaphee, Zj-16g-ra-fer, n. wun hio engravz 
 
 on wud. 
 Xylogeaphic, Zj-lo-graf-ik, ) a. relatig tia 
 
 Xylogeaphical, Zj-lu-graf-i-kal, i zjlografi, er 
 
 engravig on wud. 
 
 Xylography, Zj-16g-ra-fi, n. de qrt ov engravig 
 
 on wud; wud-engravir). 
 Xylophage, Zil-u-faj, a. fedig on wud. 
 Xylophilan, Zj-lof-i-Ian, n. a sort ov betl, hwiq 
 
 livz on dekad wud. [ov Brazel. 
 
 Xylopia, Zi-ld)-pi-a, m. {Bot.} biter-wud; a tre 
 Xyst. Zist, ) n. (Arch.) a kort or portiko, 
 
 Xystos, Zis-tos, i amut) de anjcnt Greks, ov 
 
 grat lei) ft, yij^zd fer de performans ov atletik 
 
 ek.-ersjzez. 
 Xystarch, Zis-tqrk, n. an Atenian ofiser hm pre- 
 
 zjded cover de jimnastik eksersizez ov de Zistos. 
 Xyster, Zis-ter, n. a surjonz instra)ment far 
 
 skiapii) and Javig bonz. 
 Xystus, Zis-tus, n. a wekig plas er galeri. 
 
 Y 
 
 Yy, iz borod from de Grek T, and in fcbn^tik 
 , spelii) iz an cirtikyqlated ferm ov de klos 
 vsel sfsnd ov e, az w iz ov m. At de beginii) ov 
 wurdz and silablz, in romanik spelig, it iz a 
 konsonant, and in uder sityqajonz a vsel, havig 
 de siind ov {z,} and subjekt tu de qanjez ov dis 
 leter. It iz yi^zd insted ov (i) at de end ov 
 wurdz, az {thy;) er hwen too {ii) wud kum tu- 
 geder, az in (dying;) and sumtjmz fer sak ov 
 distigkjon, az in de wurdz {die and dye^ 
 
 Yacht, Yot, n. a smel Jip er vesel ov stat, plejur, 
 er pa?aj. 
 
 Yachtee, Y6t-er, n. wun hcQ komdndz er salz in 
 a yut. 
 
 Yager, Ye-ger, n. {Ger.) wun ov de Ijt infantri 
 qrmd wid rjflz. 
 
 Yahoo, Yq-ho), n. a wurd yri^zd bj Swift and 
 Sesteifeld. — 3e later yi],zez it fer a savaj er 
 bqt'barian. 
 
 Yak, Yak, n. {Znol.) de gruntig oks ov Tqrtari. 
 
 Yakoute, Yq-k(Jt)t, n. a nativ ov Yqkt&tsk. 
 
 Yam, Yam, n. a Iqrj eikxi,lent rdit, groig in tropi- 
 kal klimats. 
 
 Yankee, Yag-ke, n. a kant term fer an inhabi- 
 tant ov Nq Iggland, and bj sum apljd tu de in- 
 habitants ov de Y^^,njted Stats indiskriminatli. 
 I^p* ais wurd It prubabli a korupjon ov de 
 wurd {Englifh.} hwiq woz pron-snst bj de Indi- 
 anz ov Nerfc Amerika, Yaijgiz. 
 
 Yap, Yap,* v. i. tu bqrk; tu yelp; tu yep. 
 
 Yarage, Yaraj,* n. furnitqr; ekwipaj: taklig. 
 
 Yard, Yqrd, n. a smol pes ov enklozd grund, 
 partikyqlarli adjemig a h-ss; an enklojqr fer 
 eni biznes, az a brik-yqrd, a navi-yqrd, &s.; — a 
 megqr ov 3 fet; a pcul or siik fer me^^qrig a yqrd: 
 a wund: yqrd wond.— (jA '«(/<.) a bem er log pes 
 ov timber f^uspeuded upon de masts ov a Jip, tu 
 ektend de salz tu de wind. 
 
 Yard-arm, Yq-d-qrm, w. {Kant.) de ekstremiti 
 ov de yqrd: wun hqf i;v de yqrd supcartig a sal. 
 
 Yaedland, Yqrd-land, n. a kwontiti ov land, 
 variig in diferent plasez in Iggland, from 15 tu 
 40 akerz. 
 
 Yardwand, Y4rd-wond, n. a me^^i^r ov a yqrd. 
 
 Yaee, Yi^r,* a. redi: deksterus: nimbi: eger. 
 
 Yaeely, Yqr-li,* ad. deksterusli; skilfuli. 
 
 Yark, Yqrk, «. t. Se ( Ytrl-.) 
 
 Yarn, Yqrn, n. spun wul or kotn; tred ov wul, 
 kotn, &s.; wun ov de tredz ov hwiq a rop iz 
 komp(5zd. 
 
 Yare, Yqr,* v. i. tu grisl er snqrl lik a dog. 
 
 Yaeeow, Yar-o, n. a perenial plant; milefflfl. 
 
 Yarwhelp, Y.ir-hwelp, j ^,^^^ 
 
 Yarwip. \qr-wip, ) 
 
 Yaup, Yop, n. de krj ov a gild er herd. [Q wurd 
 yqzd in Skotland, and in kolokwial yqs in de 
 Yqnjted Stats.] 
 
 Yaup, er Yawp, Yep, v. i. {Scotland) tu yelp; 
 tia krj, az a qjld er herd.— Ritn elso {yaid^i, yap, 
 and yoff.) [berd. 
 
 Yauper, Yep-er, n. wun dat yeps, az a qjld er 
 
 Yaw, Ye, n. {Navt.) a temporari deviajon ov a 
 Jip er vesel from de direkt Ijn ov de kors. 
 
 Yaw, Ye, v. i. {Naut.) tu ster wjld er ut ov de 
 Ijn ov dp kors. 
 
 Yawl, YoI, n. {jVaut.) a kind ov btst, rader naro, 
 and yqjqali rod wid for er siks orz. — Ritn elso 
 (ym/l.) 
 
 Yawl, Yel,* v. i. tu krj -st; tu yel. Se ( Yell.) 
 
 Yawn, Yon, «. i. tu gqp; tu ositat; tu opn ds 
 m'st, az in slepines; tu opn wjd; tu ekspres de- 
 zir bj yonig. [hiatus. 
 
 Yawn, Yon. n. de akt ov yenig; ositajon; gqp; 
 
 Yawning, Yen-ig, a. slepi; slumberig. 
 
 Yawning, Ydn-ig, ii. de akt ov gqpig. 
 
 Yawningly, Yon-ig-li, ad. in a yenig maner. 
 
 Yaws, Yoz, n. pi. '{Med.) a dizez ov de West 
 Indez and Afrika, hwiq rezemblz sifilis, and iz 
 kankterjzd bj smol tqmorz, 
 
 Yclad, I-klad,* p. for Klad; klodd.— Se y iz an 
 old IggliJ pqrtikl prefikst tu pqrtisiplz, from de 
 Agglo-Sakson {ge.) 
 
 Ycleped, I-klept,*/J. keld: termd; namd. 
 
 Ydrad, I-drad,* p. dreded. 
 
 Ye, Ye, pran. de ndminativ pi. ov 3y. It iz 
 never yqzd but hw,%r de plqral iz reali ment, 
 and jenerali onli in de solem stjl. 
 
 Yea. Ya, w Ye, ad. yes; — a pqrtikl ov aferma- 
 Jon, korelativ tu way — a pqrtikl bj hwiq de 
 sens iz intended er enforst; not onli so, but mor 
 dan so. 
 
 Yea, Ya, er Ye, n. an afermativ vot: wun hoo 
 vots in de afermativ; sam az qf. — Yaz and naz, 
 a list ov de memberz ov a lejislativ bcdi votig 
 in de afermativ and negativ ov a pnipozijon. 
 
 Yean, Yen, v. i. tu brig fort yug, az a Jep; tu 
 lam. 
 
 Yeaned, Yend, p. a. bret fort, az a lam. 
 
 Yeanling, Ye'n-lig, n. a kretyqr latli yend; de 
 yug (iv Jep; a lam. 
 
 Year, Ycr, n. a period ov tjm, determind bj de 
 revolqjon ov de ert in its orbit, and embrasig 
 de for seznz. Astrcjnomik al yer, de yer az de- 
 termind bj astronomikal obzervajonz. Hinlysr,
 
 YER 
 
 666 
 
 YOR 
 
 de yer ov de kalendar, dat iz, 12 munts, er 365 
 daz in komon yerz, and 366 in lep ysrz, bsginii) 
 de 1st ov Janyi|ari. cLe su'il er Ie(jal yrr, in 
 Iggland, fermerli komenst on de 25t ov Mqrq, 
 At da ov de Anunsiajon, do de historikal ysr 
 began on de 1st ov Janyi^ari. Bj de akt ov 
 pqrliment far de elterajon ov de stil, in 1751, 
 de bcginiij ov de sivil yer woz transferd tu de 
 1st ov Janyq,ari. — Jn yii-s, old; advdnst in aj. 
 
 Year-book, Yer-biak, n. a buk ov le reports 
 publijt anpiali. 
 
 Yearling, Yer-lig, a. beig a yer old. 
 
 Yearling, Ygr-lig, n. an animal a yer old. 
 
 Yearly, Yer-li, a. anyq,al; hapnig everi yer; last- 
 ii) a yer. [yer. 
 
 Yearly, Yer-li, ad. anyq^ali; wuns a yer; everi 
 
 Yearx, Yern, v. i. tu fel grat internal unezines 
 from loiiii),tendernes, er piti; tta simpatjz strogli. 
 
 Years, Yern, v. t. tu grev; tu veks. 
 
 Yearning, Yern-ii), n. de akt er stat ov beig 
 luajvd wid tendernes. [fom; spr|,m. 
 
 Yeast. Yest, n. bqrm yq,zd fer levnig bred; frot: 
 
 Yeasty, Yest-i, ti. kontaniij, er rezemblig, yest. 
 
 Yelk, Yelk,* n. de yelo pqrt ov an eg;— n? ritn 
 iy'.lk.) 
 
 Yell, Yel, v. i. tu krj -st wid a hldeus nffz, er 
 wid horor and agoni. 
 
 Yell, Yel, v. t. tu uter wid a yel. [skrem. 
 
 Yell, Yel, n. a hideus •stkrj: a krj ov horor; a 
 
 Yellow, Yel-o, a. beig ov a brit, gold-ljk kulor. 
 
 Yellow, Yel-o, n. yelo kulor; de kulor ov gold; 
 a goldn hti,. 
 
 Yellow, Yel-o, v. t. tu render yelo. 
 
 Yellow, Yel-o, «. i. tu gro yelo. 
 
 Yellow-boy, Yel-o-bff, n. a kant nam fer a 
 gine, egl, er uder gold kern. 
 
 Yellow-breasted, Yel-o-brest-ed, a., havig a 
 yelo brest. 
 
 Yellow-fever, Yel-o-fe-ver, n. {Med.) a bil- 
 yus, remitent, malignant fever; keld elso de 
 hlal: vomit. 
 
 Yellowish, Yel-o-iJ, a. aproqig tu yelo. 
 
 Yellowishness, Yel-Q-iJ-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 beiij yeloij. 
 
 Yellow-leaved, Yel-o-levd, a. havig yelo levz. 
 
 Yellowness, Yel-o-nes, n. de kwoliti ov beig 
 yelo: — *jelusi. 
 
 Yellow-rattle, Yel-o-rat-1, n. an anyq,al plant. 
 
 Yellow -ROOT, Yel-o-riBt, n. a perenial plant ov 
 Kanada. 
 
 Yellows, Yel-oz, n. pi. a dizez in hersez; a 
 kronik iuflamajon. [plant. 
 
 Yellow-succory, Yel-o-sdk-o-ri, n. a. perenial 
 
 Yellow-top, Yel-o-top, n. a spejez ov gi-as; 
 keld olso {white-top.) 
 
 Yellow-weed, Yel-o-wed, 7i. an anyr^al plant. 
 
 Yellow-wood, Yel-o-wud, n. an Amerikan tre. 
 
 Yelp, Yelp, r. i. tu bqrk, az a begl-h-snd after 
 hiz pra; tu bqrk; tu yep. 
 
 Yelping, Yelp-ig, n. de bqrkig ov a dog. 
 
 Yeoman, Y6-man, n., pi. Y6-men; a man ov a 
 smel estat in land; a fqrmer; a jentlman fqrmer: 
 — an uper servant in a noblmanz famili: — an 
 ofiser in de kig ov Igglandz hxshold;— a tjtl ov 
 serten inferior militari atendants, er fut-gqrdz: 
 keld ycjmen (rv de gqrd.—{Saut.) a seman 
 apffnted tu serten dq,tiz, az tu atend tu de 
 stor-rcDmz. [yoman. 
 
 Teomanly, Y(f)-man-li, a. ov er belogig tu a 
 
 Yeomanry, Y6-man-ri, n. de kolektiv bodi ov 
 yomen; de kolektiv bodi ov fqrmerz; huzband- 
 men. 
 
 Yerk, Yerk,* v. t. tu 6ro ■st er m(t>v wid a sprig: 
 
 tu jerk; — tu laj; tu stqk; tu bet. 
 7eek, Yerk,* v. i. tu miDv, az wid jerks; tu jerk; 
 tu wins. 
 
 Yerk, Yerk,* n. a kwik mojon; a jerk. 
 
 Yern, Yern, v. t. Se {Yearn.} 
 
 Yes, Yes, ad. a term ov afermajon; de afermativ 
 
 pqrtikl, opozd lu no; ya. — It iz, Ijk ya, a wurd 
 
 ov enforsment: evn so; not onli so but mor. 
 Yesawal, Yes-a-wel, n. a. stat mesenjer in 
 
 India. 
 Yest, Test, n. bqrm; spq^m; fom: frot; yest. — 
 
 X's komonli ritn and pron'snst {yeast.) 
 Yester, Yes-ter, a. dat woz nekst befcir de prez- 
 
 ent da. — It iz not ofn yq,zd but in kompozijon 
 
 wid da er Tqt. 
 Yesterday, Yes-ter-da, n. de da last past; de 
 
 da nekst befur tu-da. 
 Yesterday, Yes-ter-da, ad. on de da last past. 
 Yester-eve, Yes-ter-ev, j n. de evn- 
 
 Yestee-evening, Yes-ter-e-vn-ig, i ig last 
 
 past. 
 Yester-night, Yes-ter-DJt, n. de njt last past. 
 Yester-night, Yes-ter-njt, ad. on de njt last 
 Yesty, Yes-ti,* a. froti; yesti. [past. 
 
 Yet, Yet,honj. neverdeles;notwidstandig:h'sever. 
 Yet, Yet, ad. besjd; over and abdv: stil: wuns 
 
 agen; at dis tjm; so sdin; hidertcD; dus fqr; at 
 
 lest; in a nq, degre; evn; after el; hiderto), sum- 
 
 tjmz wid as befiir it. 
 Yeven, Yev-n,* /J. givn. 
 Yew, Yq,, n. an evergren tre, ov tuf wud, yq,zd 
 
 fer boz, and, in Grat Briten, ofn planted in qurq- 
 
 yqrdz; yq,-tre. 
 Yewen, Yq-en, a. mad ov de wud ov yq,. 
 Yew-tree, Yi^-tre, n. an evergren tre, ov tuf 
 
 wud, yqzd fer boz, and ofn planted in qurq- 
 Yex, Yeks, n. de hikup. [yardz. 
 
 Yex, Yeks, v. i. tu hav de hikup. 
 Yezdegerdian, Yez-de-ger-di-an, a. notig an era, 
 
 dated from de overtro ov de Perjan empjr, hwen 
 
 Yezdigerd woz defeted bj de Arabianz, in de 
 
 lit yer'ov de Hejjra, A. D. 636. 
 Yfere, I-fgr,* arf.'tugeder. 
 Yield, Yeld, «. t. tu prodqs; tu giv in return 
 
 fer kultivajon er labor; tu aford: — tu egzibit; 
 
 tu impqrt; tu giv; tu komqnikat; — tu alx; 
 
 tu konsed; tu permit; tu grant: — tu emit; til 
 
 ekspjr; tu rezjn; tu giv up; tu surender; tu 
 
 sed, wid up. 
 Yield, Yeld, v. i. tu giv up de kontest; tu sub- 
 mit; tu komplj: tu konsed; tu al-s; not tu denj: 
 
 tu giv wa er plas. [yeld. 
 
 Yieldableness, Yeld-a-bl-nes,* n. dispozijon tu 
 YiELDAXCE, Yeld-ans,* n. de akt ov yeldig; kon- 
 
 sejon. 
 YiELDEE, Yeld-er, n. wun hrt) yeldz. [mijon. 
 
 Yielding, Yeld-ig, n. de akt ov givig up: sub- 
 YiELDiNG, Yeld-ig, pp. a. kompljig; akomodatig; 
 
 fleksibl: submisiv. 
 Yieldingly, Yeld-ig-li, ad. wid kompljans. 
 YiELDiNGNESS, Yeld-ig-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 Yieldless, Yeld-les, a. unyeldig. [yeldig. 
 
 Yoga, Yo-ga, n. amug de Hindoiz, asetisizm, er 
 
 komplet abstrakjon from el wurldli objekts; — 
 
 elso a skiDl ov filosofi. 
 Yoke, Yok, n. a wudn bandaj plast on de nek 
 
 ov draft oksn; — a mqrk ov servitqd: slaveri; — 
 
 a qan: a ligk; a bond; — a kupl: a p^r: — in dis 
 
 sens, it iz 3rqzd in de plq^ral, wid de siggq^lar 
 
 terminajon. — {Xavt.) a fram ov wud ov t<a 
 
 qrmz, plast over de bed ov a hots ruder, in- 
 
 sted ov a tiler. 
 Yoke, Yok, v. t. tu put a yok on; tu bjnd bj a 
 
 yok tu a karij: tu jern er kupl; — tu enslav; tTa 
 
 restran; tu konfin. 
 Yoke, Yok,* v. i. tu be jffnd tugeder. 
 Yoke-elm, Yok- elm, n. a tre. 
 VOKE-KELLOW, Ywk-fel-o, n. a. kompanyon in 
 
 labor; an asojiat; a pqrtner in marij.
 
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 YOKELET, Yok-let, n. a litl fqrm, in sum yqrts 
 ov lv.;at, in Iggland;— so kold from its rEkwjrii) 
 but wun ycjk ov oksn tu til it. j 
 
 Yokemate, Yok-mat, w. sam az {yoke-fellow.} \ 
 
 Yolk. Yolk, ?i. de yelo jxirt ov an eg; de kores- 
 poiiJii) pqrt in plants: yelk. 
 
 YoLP, Yolp, V. i. Se ( Yelp.} [<^er.> 
 
 Yon, Yon, a. bsig at a distans; — sam az (y/«- 
 
 YoN, Yon,* ad. at a distans; — sam az {r/under.) 
 
 YoND, Yond,* a. mad: fq,rius; ravig. 
 
 Yonder, Yon-der, a. beii) at a distans, but wid- 
 ia y\\. 
 
 Yonder, Yon-der, Ad. at a distans, widin vq,. 
 
 YoNKER, Yui)-ker, u. a yuggster. Se {Younker.) 
 
 Yore, Yor, ad. [in tim log past.]— Oy yor, ov 
 old tjm; log ago. — In daz ov yor, in tjm past; 
 fermerli. 
 
 YoTE, Yot; ) r. t. [tm fasn: tu rivet;] tm weter; 
 
 YoAT, Yot, i tui por weter; tu por weter on. — 
 [Lokal, Igg.] 
 
 You, YiB, pron. personal, pi. ov Ss; \_Nom. ys er 
 yo); p(/z. yojrz: ohj. yoD:] ds person er personz 
 spokn tu. It iz komonli yt|zd hwen a siijgl in- 
 dividyqal iz adrest, insted ov <fs er de; but 
 properli wid a plq,ral konstrukjon; az, "yat wer," 
 insted ov "(fs wust." 
 
 Young, Yug, a. beig in de ferst er erli pqrt ov 
 Ijf, az opozd tu old; — yq,zd ov animal, and also 
 ov veJEtabl, lif : — not old; yjjtful; inekspsrienst. 
 
 Young, Yug, n. de ofsprig ov animalz kolektivli. 
 
 Youngish, Yiig-iJ, a. sumhwut yug. 
 
 Youngling, Ydg-lig, n. a yug animal. 
 
 Youngling, Ydg-lig, a. yug; ycotful. 
 
 YouNGLY, Yiiij-li,* a. yottful. 
 
 YouNGLY, Yug-li,* ad. erli in Ijf; wekli. 
 
 Youngster, Yug-ster,:): n. a yug person. 
 
 YoUNKEE, Yugk-er,J n. a yugster. 
 Your, Ymr, pron. pozeiiv er ohjektiv. Belogig tu 
 yell. — Y(or and ymrz qr de pozesiv fermz ov ya>. 
 Year iz yq,zd hwen de tii) pozest foloz; az, "yaar 
 buk;" uderwjz ymrz; az, "3is buk iz ya>rz." 
 
 Yourself, Ycor-self, pron. yoo; evn y(i):de resip- 
 
 rokal term ov yea, hwen yqzd fer (f* er ds. — 
 
 Yareelvz, ds resiprokal ferm ov ym striktii yn,zd 
 
 in de plq,ral; az, "Yai se it yoraelf;" "Yco se it 
 
 ycorselvz." 
 Youth, Yot, n. de pqrt ov Ijf suksedig tu qjld- 
 
 hud and adolesens, jenerali reknd from forten 
 
 tu twenti-at; jiiveniiiti; — a yug man; — yug pepl 
 
 kolektivli. 
 Youthful, Yobt-ful, a. relatig tu yojt; yug; 
 
 sqtabl tu yo&t er de ferst pqrt ov Ijf; vigorus, az 
 
 in yiDi. 
 Youthfully, Yobt-ful-i, ad. in d yootf ul maner. 
 Youthfulsess, Y(fet-ful-nes, n. de kwoliti ov 
 
 bsig yeTjtful. 
 YouTHHOOD, Yd>t-hud, n. de stat ov yot. 
 YouTHLY, Y(fjt-li,* a. yug: erli in Ijf. 
 YouTHY, Yout-i,* a. yug; yoitful. 
 YpiGHT, I-pjt,* p. fikst. Se ( Yclad.) 
 Yttria, It'ri-a, n. {Min.} a rq,r ert, f-snd at 
 
 Iterbj, in Sweden, havig de aperans ov a fjn, 
 
 hwjt pisder, wid no tast or smel. 
 Yttriocs, It'ri-us, a. relatig tu itria. 
 Yttrium, Il'ri-um, n. de meialik has ov itria. 
 Yttroceeite, It-ro-ser-jt, n. {ilin.} a. soft, opak 
 
 mineral. 
 Ytteotantalite, It-ro-tan-ta-ljt, n. a mineral 
 
 from Iterbj, in Sweden, kontanii) itria and oksid 
 
 ov kolumbium. 
 Yu, Yi|, n. {Jfin.y nefrjt er jad. 
 Yucca, Yii-ka, n. {Bot.) Adamz nedl; an Amer- 
 1 ikan fl^serig tre. 
 
 i YucK, Yuk, V. i. tu iq: tu sknuj. [Lokal, Igg.] 
 I Yule, Yql, n. de nam ov eder ov de u» grat an- 
 I yiial festivalz, in anjent tjmz, Lnmottid and 
 I Krismas; but yqzd mostli wid referens tu de 
 I later. 
 Yule-block, Yq,l-blok, n. a Iqrj log ov wud put 
 
 behmd de fjr, az at Krismas. [Lokal, Igg.] 
 YuNX, Yugks, n. a jenus ov berdz; de rjuek. 
 i Yux, Yaks,* de hikup. Se {Yex.} 
 
 z. 
 
 Zz, haz, in IggliJ, invariabli de s'«nd ov soft or ■ 
 , vokal s, az in roz. No wurd ov Sakson 
 derivajon beginz wid dis leter, and de fq, wurdz 
 in IggliJ beginig wid s qr el derivd from uder 
 laggwajez, mostli from de Grek. cle IggliJ nam 
 ov dis leter iz {zed;) in de Yi(,njted Stats it iz 
 komonli keld {zee;} and {izzard} iz de lokal er 
 vulgar nam ov it in Iggland. 
 
 Zaccho, Zak-o, n. {Arch.} de loest pqrt ov de 
 pedestal ov a kolum. 
 
 Zaffir, Zaf-er, n. sam az {zqffre.} 
 
 Zaffre, Zaf-er, n. {Chem.} rezidyqum er impi'i.r 
 oksid ov kobolt, after sulfur, qrsenik, and uder 
 volatil materz, hav bin ekspeld bj kalsinajon. 
 
 Zaim, Zam, n. a qef er leder amug de Turks, hot) 
 Buports and i)az a m^snted milija ov de sam 
 nam. [a negro. 
 
 Zambo, Zam-bo, n. de ofsprig ov an Indian and 
 
 Zamia, Za-mi-a, {Bit.} a jenus ov plants er trez 
 ov varius spejez: a kind ov pqm. 
 
 Zamite, Za-mjt, n. {Geol.} a fosil zamia. 
 
 Zanonia, Za-ndj-ni-a, n. {Min.} a. tre ov Mal- 
 abqr. 
 
 Zanthopicrine, Zan-to-pik-rin, n. a biter prin- 
 sipl obtand from {zanthxcylum} er {zanthoxylcn 
 caribceum.} 
 
 Zantiot, Zan-ti-ot, n. a nativ ov Zante. 
 
 Zany, Za-ni, n. wun empl(?d tu raz Iqfter bj hiz 
 
 jestyqrz, akjonz, and speqez; a meri-andrcD; a 
 Zany, Za-ni, v. t. tu mimik. [bufobn. 
 
 Zanyism, Za-ni-iz-m, n. de praktis ov a zani; 
 
 butoneri. 
 Zaphara, Zaf-a-ra, n. {Min.} a mineral yiqzd bj 
 
 poterz tu mak a ski kulor. 
 Zarathan, Zar-a-tan, n. {Med.} a. hqrd tri,mor 
 \ ov de brest rezemblig a kanser. 
 Zarnich, Zqr-nik, n. a jenus ov fosilz dat bum 
 
 wid a bwjtij flam, and smel Ijk gqrlik. 
 Zax, Zaks, n. {Arch.} a. i/nA for kutig slats. 
 Zayat. Za-yat, n. a Burman karavansari er in. 
 Zea, Ze-a, n. {Bot.} a. jenus ov plants, hwiq in- 
 1 kli],dz maz; de botanikal nam ov maz er Indian 
 
 kern. 
 Zeal, Zel, n. pajonat qrdor in sum pnrsqt, er in 
 ; suport ov sum person er kez; ernestnes; wermt; 
 
 fervensi; qrdor: entqziazm. 
 1 Zeal. Zel, v. i. tu entertan zel. 
 i Zealed, Zt'ld, a. fild wid zel. 
 I Zealless, Zel-les, a. wontig zel. 
 i Zealot, Zel-ot, ii. wun afekted er karid awa bj 
 I zel; an entqziast; wun ovcr-zelus;— jenerali yi^zd 
 I in dispraz.
 
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 Zealotical, ZE-16t-i-kal, a. pernijusli zelus. 
 Zealotism, Zel-ot-iz-m, w. de karaktcr er kondukt 
 
 ov a zelot. 
 Zealous, Zel-us, a. pajonat in eni kez; havig zel; 
 
 qrdent; fervent; werm; enti^ziastik; ernest. 
 Zealously, Zel-us-li, a.d. in a zelus maner; qr- 
 
 dentli. [zelus. 
 
 Zealousness, Zel-us-nes, n. ds kwoliti ov beig 
 Zebra, Ze-bra, n. {Zoal.y an Afrikan animal rt- 
 
 zemblii) an as, but bi|,tifuli strjpt. 
 Zebu, Zi-bq,, n. [Fr.] {Zool.) a smel Sst-Indian 
 
 bison, er sert ov wjld oks, wid a hump on its 
 
 Jolderz. 
 Zebcb, Ze-bub, n. a veri nokjus and destrdktiv 
 
 flj, f'snd in Abisinia, sumhwot Iqrjer dan a be. 
 Zechin, Ze-kin, or Ee-kEU, n. a gold kern wurt 
 
 ab'st njn Jilir)z sterlig. 
 Zechstein, Zek-stjn, 71. [Ger.'\ (Min.) a magns- 
 
 jian Ijmston, Ijig under de red sandston. 
 Zed. Zed, n. de nam ov As leter e; — keld elso s£. 
 Zedoary, Zed-o-a-ri, n. a spjsi plant, er medisin- 
 
 al rAt, groii) in de 8st Indez. 
 Zee, Ze, n. a nam ov de leter z; — keld elso zed. 
 Zeine, Ze-in, n. a yelo substans rezemblii) gluten, 
 
 obtand from maz. 
 Zemindar, Zem-in-d^r, er Ze-min-dar, n. a land 
 
 oner; a proprjetor; wun hoo holdz a trakt ov land 
 
 under de guvernment. 
 Zemindaey, Zem-in-dar-i, ?i. de jq,risdikJon, ter- 
 
 itori, er pozejon ov a zemindqr. 
 Zend, Zend, n. de laijgwaj ov de anjent Majj and 
 
 fir-wurjiperz ov Perjia. 
 Zendavesta, Zend-a-ves-ta, n. [Per.] livhj wurd; 
 
 de -sakred biak, er buks, ov de Gweberz er f jr- 
 
 wurjiperz in Perjia, and de Pqrsez in India; as- 
 
 krjbd tu Zoroaster, but ov unserten orijin. 
 Zendik, Zen-dik, ?i. [Arab.] an aieist er infidel. 
 Zemk, Ze nik, n. {Zool.} a kwodrcbped, keld elso 
 
 {suricate.y 
 Zenith, Ze-nit, n. de top ov de hevn er vertikal 
 
 pffQt; de pernt direktli overbed, and opozit tii 
 
 de nader. 
 Zeolite, Ze-o-ljt, n. {Min.} de nam ov a famili 
 
 ov mineralz, konsistig ov silika, alumina, Ijm, 
 
 and water; natroljt. [zeoljt. 
 
 Zeolitio, Ze-Q-lit-ik, a. relatig tu, er kontanig. 
 Zephyr, Zef-er, n. de west wind; and, poetikali, 
 
 eni mild, soft wind. 
 Zephyeus, Zef-i-rus, «.. de west wind; zefer. 
 Zero, Ze-ro, n. {Mete</rology) de aritmetikal sj- 
 
 f er; de pffnt at hwiq de gradyqajon ov de ter- 
 
 mometer komensez. fie zero ov Romqrz and 
 
 ov de sentigrad termometerz iz de frezig pernt 
 
 ov woter; dat ov Farenhjts termometer, 32 bel6 
 
 de frezig pernt ov weter." 
 Zest, Zest, n. a pes ov oranj er lemon pel yqzd 
 
 tu giv flavor tu likor;— a tast aded fer a relij; 
 
 relij; gusto. 
 Zest, Zest, v. t. tu giv a relij er flavor tu. 
 Zeta, Ze-ta, n. a Grek leter;- a djnig-nom. 
 Zetetic, Ze-tet-ik, a. pro^edig bj inkwjri, az de 
 
 sftetik metud in matematiks. 
 Zetetio, Ze-tet-ik, n. a seker; a term apljd tu 
 
 de anjent Pironists. 
 Zetetics, Ze-tet-iks, n.pl. a. pqrt ov aljebra hwiq 
 kon-ists in de direkt serq after unnon kwontitiz. 
 Zeuglodon, Zqg-lo-don, w. {Geol.) an ekstiijkt 
 
 sprjez ov hwal. 
 Zeugma, Zi'ig-ma, w. (Grammar) a figyqr bj 
 hwiq an adjektiv er verb hwiq agrez wid a nerer 
 wurd iz referd,elso, bj wa ov stiplement, tu wun 
 mor remot; az, "Lust overkam Jam, boldnes fer, 
 and madnes re n." 
 Zibethum, Zi-be-tum, w. sivet, a kjndov perfqm. 
 Zigzag, Zig-zag, n. a Ijn wid jqrp turnz or agglz. 
 ZlGZAO, Zig-zag, a. havig Jqrp and kwik turnz. 
 
 Zigzag, Zig-zag, v. t. tu ferm intu Jqrp and 
 kwik turnz. [^^g- 
 
 Zigzagged, Zig-zag-ed, a. relatig tu, er Ijk, zig- 
 
 ZiMOME, Zj-mom, n. (CJiem.) dat pqrt ov de glis- 
 ten ov hwet hwiq iz insolyqbl in alkohol. 
 
 Zinc, Zigk, n. a metal ova bhyj hwjt kulor, britl 
 hwen kold but maleablhwen heted; muq yt|,zd in 
 de manyqfaktyxir ov bras er uder alffz; — in kom- 
 ers it iz keld spelter. 
 
 Zinciferous, Zigk-if-er-us, a. prodq,sig er kon- 
 tanig zigk. 
 
 ZiNCKY, Zigk-i, a. relatig tu, er kontanig, zigk. 
 
 Zincode, Zin-kod, n. { Galvanism) de pozitiv 
 pol ov a galvanik bateri. [on zigk. 
 
 Zincographer, Zigk-6g-ra-fer, w. wunhdoengravz 
 
 ZiNCOGEAPHic, Zigk-o-graf-ik, i a. relatig 
 
 Zincographical, Zigk-o-graf-i-kal, ) tu zigk- 
 ografi. [on zigk. 
 
 Zincography, Zigk-6g-ra-f i, n. de qrt ov engravig 
 
 ZiON, Zi-on, n. a m'snt or eminens in JeroDsalem; 
 — yqzd figyqrativli fer de qurq. 
 
 Zircon, Zer-kon, n. {Min..) a mineral komp6zd 
 qgfli ov zerkonia and silika, ov varius kulorz, 
 and fisnd in Selon. 
 
 ZiECONiA, Zer-k(5-ni-a, n. {Min.) a. ri\,x erf) eks- 
 trakted from zerkon and hjasintl. [kon. 
 
 Zirconite, Zer-kon-jt, n. {Min.) a varjeti ov zer- 
 
 ZiEcONiuM, Zer-ko-ni-um, n. {Ghem.) demetaiik 
 has ov zerkonia. 
 
 ZiSEL, Zis-el, n. a spejez ov mqrmot. 
 
 Zizania, Zi-za-ni-a, n. pi. [L.] {Bot.) a jenus 
 ov plants, dqrnel; wjld rjs. 
 
 Zoanthoria, Zo-an-to-ri-a, n. pi. {Bot. and 
 Zool.) a klas ov z6ofjts; animal fl'serz. 
 
 Zoanthus, Zo-an-tus, n. a sort ov polipus. 
 
 ZocLE, Z6-kl, n. {Arch.) sam az sakl. Se {So- 
 cle.) 
 
 Zodiac, Zo-di-ak, n. {Astron.) an imajinari zon 
 er belt in de hevnz, ekstendig ab"st at er njn de- 
 grez on eq sjd ov de ekliptik. It iz divjded" intu 
 twelv ekwal pqrts, keld sinz. Widin de zodiak 
 qr de ap^rent mojonz ov de sun, ma>n, and el 
 de grater planets; — a gerdl. 
 
 Zodiacal, Zo-dj-a-kal, a. relatig tu de zodiak. 
 — Zadfakal lit, a fant nebyqlus brjtnes, er ero- 
 ra, hwiq akumpaniz de sun, and iz sen imedi- 
 atli befor sunrjz er after sunset. 
 
 ZoHAE, Z6-hqr, n. {Heh.) a JqiJ buk, hjli estemd 
 bj de rabjz, ov anjent but unserten orijin. 
 
 ZoiLEAN, Zo-il-e-an, a. relatig tu Zoilus, a sever 
 kritik on Homer; iliberal; unjdstli sever. 
 
 Zoisite, Zo-is-jt, n. {Min.) a varieti ov epidot. 
 
 Zonae, Z6-nar, n. a gerdl hwiq de Kristyanz and 
 Jqz ov de Levant qr obljjd tu w.^ tu distig- 
 gwij dem from Mahometanz. 
 
 Zone, Zon, n. a gerdl; a serkit. — ( Geography) 
 a divijon ov de erts surfas bj menz ov paralel 
 Ijnz. aq,r qr f jv eanz; de torid zon 23" 38' on 
 eq sjd ov de ekwator, and betwen de tropiks; ta> 
 temoerat sonz, sityqated betwen de tropiks and 
 polar serklz; and tm frijid zonz, sityqated be- 
 twen de polur serklz and polz. 
 
 Zoned, Zond, a. wq,rig a zon. 
 
 ZoNELESS, Zon-les, a. destiti],t ov a zon. 
 
 Zo»ic, Z6-nik, n. a. gerdl; a zon. [plants. 
 
 ZoocAEPiA, Zo-o-kqr-pi-u, n. {But.) a jenus ov 
 
 ZooGRAPHEE, Zo-6g-ra-fer, n. wun hot) iz verst in 
 zwngi-afi. [ografi. 
 
 ZooGRAPHiCAL, Zo-o-graf-i-kal, a. relatig tu zo- 
 
 ZooGiiAPiiiST, Zo-6g-ra-fist, n. a zoografer. 
 
 ZooGEAPHY, Zo-6g-ra-fi, n. a deskripjon ov ani- 
 mal z. 
 
 Zoolatey, Zo-61 a-tri, n. de wurjip ov animalz. 
 
 ZooLiTE, Zo-o-ljt, n. {Geol.) de fosil remanz oT 
 
 I a pi-Urifjd animal. 
 
 1 ZooLOGEE, Zo-ol-o-jer, n. a zoolojist.
 
 ZOP 
 
 669 
 
 ZYT 
 
 Zoological, Zo-o-loj-i-kal, a. relatig tu zooloji; 
 
 deskrjbig lirii) kretynrz: rglatig tu or kontanii) 
 
 animalz. [zooloji. 
 
 Zoologist, Zo-61-o-jist, w. wun hcD iz verst in 
 Zoology, Zo-ol-o-ji, n. de sjens ov animalz, teq- 
 
 ii) d^r natyij^r, propertiz, klasifikajon, &s. 
 ZooMC, Zo-6n-ik, a. ( Gh^tn.) an epifiet aplid tu 
 
 an asid obtand from animal substansez. 
 ZooxOMY, Zo-6n-o-mi, n. &z lezov animal Ijf; de 
 
 struktyii^r and foijkjonz ov animalz; animal fizi- 
 
 oloji. [malz. 
 
 ZOOPHAGOUS, Zo-6f-a-gus, a. fedig on livii) ani- 
 ZooPHOEic, Zo-o-for-ik, a. {Arch.) aplid tu a 
 
 kolum hwiq suports ds figyn,r ov an animal. 
 ZooPHOROus, Zo-6f-o-rus, n. {Arch.) a bred 
 
 member h^viq separats de kernis and qrkitrav; 
 
 a frez. 
 Zoophyte, Zo-o-fit, 71. a nam aplid bj Linens 
 
 tu an erder ov vermez, komprehendii) doz beiijz 
 
 supozd tu ixirtak ov de natyq,r bot ovvejetablz 
 
 and animalz; and apljd bj Ki^via tu hiz fort 
 
 and last divijon ov animalz. 
 ZooPHYTic, Zo-o-fit-ik, ) a. relatig tu zo- 
 
 ZooPHYTiCAL, Zo-o-fit-i-kal, \ ofjts. 
 ZoopHYTOLOGY, Zo-of-i-tol-o-ji, 71. de natyq,ral 
 
 histori ov zoofjts. [omi. 
 
 ZooTOMiCAL, Zo-o-tom-i-kal, a. relatig tu zoot- 
 ZooTOMiST, Zo-ot-Q-mist, 71. wun verst in zoot- 
 
 omi. 
 Zootomy, Zo-6t-o-mi, n. dat branq ov anatomi 
 
 hwiq relats tu de struktyq,r ov de loer animalz. 
 ZopissA, Zo-pis-Q, ?i. {Haut.) a sert ov pig skrapt 
 
 of from de sjdz ov Jips, and temperd wid waks 
 
 and selt. 
 
 Zoster, Z6s-tcr, n. [£.] a gerdl.— <i/«rf.) a kjnd 
 
 ov erisipelas. 
 Zounds, TiSViAz, inter, an eksklamajon ovwunder 
 
 er aijger; — a kontrakjon ov Godz wmndz; oriji- 
 
 nali yqzd az an ot. [tajeanz. 
 
 ZozYMus, Z6z-i-mus, n, {Znol.) a jenus ov krus- 
 ZuFOLO, Zi\-fo-lo, «. [/;■.] a hwisl; a smel fltit 
 
 er flajcalet, yqzd tu tcq sigig berdz. 
 ZuMATE, Zi^-mat, n. a komp-snd ov zqmik asid 
 
 and a bas. 
 ZuMio, Zi^-mik, a. {Chem.) notig an asid pro- 
 
 kvi,rd from a fermented substans, az levn. 
 ZuMOLOGY, Zn,-m61-o-ji, n. de doktrin ov fer- 
 
 mentajon: zhnoloji. Se {Zymuloc/y.) 
 ZuMOMETER, Zq-mom-e-ter, n. an instroDment fer 
 
 meju^rig de degre ov fermentajon: zjmosimeter. 
 
 Se {Zipn/mmeter.) [Vesrivlan mineral. 
 
 ZuRLiTE, Zur-ljt, n. {Jfi/i.} a resentli diskuvcrd 
 Zygodactylous, Zj-go-dak-ti-lus, a. havig dg 
 
 t<Dz yokt, or in pq,rz, t<D befor and tea behind, ay. 
 
 de parot. 
 Zygoma, Zj-g6-ma, n. de proses ov de qek-bot^ 
 
 a bon ov de uper je. 
 Zygomatic, Zj-go-mat-ik, a. relatig tu de zj- 
 
 goma; rezemblig a yok. [moloji. 
 
 Zymological, Zj-mo-loj-i-kal, a. relatig tu zj- 
 Zymologist, Zi-mol-o-jist, n. wun verst in zi- 
 
 moloji. 
 Zymology, Z|-m6I-o-ji, n. de doktrin ov fermen- 
 tajon. Ritn elso {Zumology .) 
 Zymosimetee, Zj-mo-sim-E-ter, n. an instrcbment 
 
 fer megq,rig de degrez ov fermentajon: zij^mome- 
 
 ter. [and molt. 
 
 Zythum, Zj-tum, n, [i.] a dripk mad ov kam
 
 RULES OF PRONUNCIATION 
 
 FOB 
 
 GREEK AND LATIN PROPER NAMES. 
 
 The following Kules are copied from Worcester, which were by him condensed 
 from Walker's extensive notes and remarks on the accent and pronunciation of Greek 
 and Latin names. They may be of use in determining the pronunciation of classic 
 names and other words not found in the following list. 
 
 Rule 1. — The consonants c, s, t, and x, before ia, ie, ii, io iu, eu, and yo, preceded 
 by the accent, in Latin and Greek words, as in English, commonly take the sound of 
 J, as in the following words: Portia, (Per-Ji-a,) Alexia, (A-lek-Ji-a,) Clytie, (KliJ-i-e,) 
 Helvetii, (Hel-vs-Ji-j,) Fhocion, (Fo-Ji-on,) Accius, (Ak'Ji-us,) Cadiiceus, (Ka-d^-Je-us,) 
 Sicyon, (S)J-i-on.) — When s, preceded by the accent, is followed by ia, or io, it takes 
 the sound of 5; as, Moisia, (Mg-gi-a,) Eesiod, (Hs-gi-od.) — According to Walker, the 
 words Asia, Sosia, and Theodosia, are the only exceptions. 
 
 EuLE 2. — In some proper names t preserves its true sound; as, ^tion, Amphidyon, 
 Andivtion., Uurytion, Oration, Earpocration, Hippotion, Iphition, Metian, Ornytion, Pallan- 
 tion, Philistion, Polytion, Sotion, Stration, and a few others; but Nephosstion and Theodo- 
 tion are anglicized, the last syllables being pronounced like the last syllables in 
 question and commotion. In the words ^sion, Dio^iysion, and lasion, the s takes the 
 sound of z, but not of 3. 
 
 Rule 3. — In words ending in eia, eii, eium, and eius, with the accent on the e, the 
 i following the accent is to be understood as articulating the following vowel, like y 
 consonant; as, Elegeia, (El-e-J8-ya,) Pom^en,(Pom-p8-yi,) Pompeium, ( Pom-ps-yum,) 
 Pompeius, (Pom-ps-yus.) The same rule also applies to words ending in ia, preceded 
 by a or having the accent upon it, as Achaia, (A-ka-ya,) Latoia, (La-to-ya,) and like- 
 wise to words having the accent on a vowel, followed by ia, though they may not 
 end the word, as Pleiades, (Pls-ya-dez.) 
 
 Aofe. — In the different editions of Walker's Key, there is an inconsistency with regard,to the class 
 of words ending in eia, eii, eium, and eim. In some of them the accent is placed on the e, as in 
 Apuleim; while others have it placed on the i, as Pompeius; and, in some cases, the same word is 
 differently accented in the Initial and Terminational Vocabularies; but, in his notes on the termina- 
 tions eia and eius, in the Terminational Vocabulary, Walker decides in favor of placing the accent on 
 the e, including the whole list " under the same general rule, that of sounding the e separately, and 
 the i like y consonant." In this Vocabulary, all the words of this class have the accent placed upon 
 the e. 
 
 Rule 4. — The diphthongs ce and ce, ending a syllable with the accent on it, are 
 pronounced like long e, as in Ccesar, (Se-zar;) but, when followed by a consonant in 
 the same syllable, like short e, as in Daedalus, (Ded-a-lus.) 
 
 Rule 5. — In Greek and Latin words, which begin with uncombinable consonants 
 the first letter is silent: thus C in Cneiis and Ciesiphon, M in Mneus, P in Psydie and 
 Ptolemy, Ph in Phthia, and Tin Tmolus, are not sounded. 
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 PRONUNSiaXON 
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER NQMZ. 
 
 Aba, a'ba, and 
 Abse, Cl'bg. 
 Abaa, Ab'a-a. 
 Ababa, Ab'a-ba. 
 Abacene, Ab-a-se-ns. 
 Abaga, Ab'a-ga. 
 Abalus, Ab'a-lus. 
 Abanu, A-ba-na. 
 Abantes, A-ban-tez. 
 Abannades, Ab-an-tj-a-dez. 
 Abantias, A-ban-Ji-as. 
 Abantidas, A-ban-ti-das. 
 Abantis, A-ban-tis. 
 Abarbarea, Ab-ar-ba-re-a. 
 Abari, Ab'a-rj. 
 Abarinion, A-bar-i-mon. 
 Abaris, Ab'a-ris. 
 Abarus, A-ba-rus. 
 Abasa, A-ba-sa, er Ab'a-sa. 
 Abasitis, Ab-a-sj-tis. 
 Abassena, Ab-a-se-na. 
 Abasseni, Ab-a-s8-nj. 
 Abassus, A-bas-us. 
 Abates, Ab'a-tos. 
 Abdalonimus, Ab-da-16n-i-mu3. 
 Abdera, Ab-de-ra. 
 Abderia, Ab-de-ri-a. 
 Abderites, Ab-de-rj-tez. 
 Abderus, Ab-de-rus. 
 AbeatEB, A-be-a-te. 
 Abella, A-bel-a. 
 Abellinus, Ab-el-j-nus. 
 Abenda, A-ben-da. 
 Abgarus, Ab'ga-rus. 
 Abia, fl'bi-a. 
 Abii, a'bi-j. 
 Abila, Ab'i-la. 
 Abisares, A-bis-a-rez. 
 Abisaris, A-bis-a-ris. 
 Abisontes, Ab-i-s6n-tez. 
 Abletes, Ab-le-tEZ. 
 Abobrica, A-bob-ri-ka. 
 Abobus, A-bi5-bus. 
 Aboeoritus, A-bes-ri-tus. 
 Abolani, Ab-o-la-nj. 
 Abolus, A-bw-lus. 
 Aboniteichos, A-bon-i-tj-kos. 
 Aboraca, Ab-o-ra-ka. 
 Aborigines, Ab-o-rij-i-nez. 
 Aborras, A-bor-as. 
 Abradatas, Ab-ra-da-tas. 
 Abradates, Ab-ra-da-tez. 
 Abrentius, A-bren-Ji-us. 
 Abrocouias, A-brok-o-mas. 
 Abrodiajtus, Ab-rod-i-e-tus. 
 Abron, £I'bron. 
 Abronius, A-bro-ni-us. 
 
 Abronycus, A-bron-i-kus. 
 Abrota, Ab'ro-ta. 
 Abrotonum, A-brot-o-num. 
 Abrypolis, A-brip-o-lis. 
 Abseus, Ab-se-us. 
 Absinthii, Ab-sin-ti-j. 
 Absorus, Ab'so-rus. 
 Absyrtos, Ab-ser-tos. 
 Absyrtus, Ab-ser-tus. 
 Abulites, Ab-yq,-lj-tEZ. 
 Abus, a'bus. 
 Abydeni, Ab-i-de-nj. 
 Abydenus, Ab-i-de-nus. 
 Abydi, A-bj-dj. 
 Abydos, A-bj-dos. 
 Abydus, A-bj-dus. 
 Abyla, Ab'i-la. 
 Abylon, Ab'i-lon. 
 Abyssini, Ab-i-s;-nj. 
 Abyssinia, Ab-i-sin-i-a. 
 Acacallis, Ak-a-kal-is. 
 Acacesium, Ak-a-se-Ji-um. 
 Aca«ius, A-ka-Ji-us. 
 Acacus, Ak'a-kus. 
 Academia, Ak-a-de-mi-a. 
 Academus, Ak-a-de-mus. 
 Acalandrus, Ak-a-lan-drus. 
 Acalle, A-kal-E. 
 Acamarchis, Ak-a-mcir-kis. 
 Acamas, Ak'a-mas. 
 Acampsis, A-kamp-sis. 
 Acantha, A-kan-ta. 
 Acanthus, A-kan-tus. 
 Acara, Ak'a-ra. 
 Acaria, A-ka-ri-a. 
 Acarnania, Ak-ar-na-ni-a. 
 Aoarnas, A-k4r-nas. 
 Acasta, A-kas-ta. 
 Acastus, A-kas-tus. 
 Acathantus, Ak-a-tan-tus. 
 Accia, Ak'Ji-a. 
 Accila, Ak'si-la. 
 Accius, Ak'Ji-us. 
 Accua, Ak'yn,-a. 
 Ace, £I's8. 
 Acedici, As-e-dj-sj. 
 Acela, As'e-la. 
 Aceratus, As-e-ra-tus, 
 Acerbas, A-ser-bas. 
 Acerina, As-e-rj-na. 
 Acerrae, A-ser-e. 
 Acersecomes, As-er-sek-O-mez. 
 Aces, a'sez. 
 Acesia, A-se-ji-a. 
 Acesines, As-e-sj-nez. 
 Acesinus, As-s-sj-nus. 
 Acesius, A-se-Ji-us. 
 
 Acesta, A-ses-ta. 
 Acestes, A-ses-tez. 
 Acestium, A-ses-ti-um. 
 Acestodorus, A-ses-to-d6-rus. 
 Acestorides, As-es-tor-i-dez. 
 Acetes, A-sE-tez. 
 Aehabytos, Ak-a-bj-tos. 
 Achaja, A-ke-a. 
 Achsei, A-ks-j. 
 Aehasium, A-ke-yum. 
 Acha3manes, A-kem-a-nsz. 
 Achaemenia, Ak-E-ms-ni-a. 
 Achaemenides, Ak-E-men-i-dez. 
 Acha3us, A-ke-us. 
 Achaia, A-ka-ya. 
 Achara, Ak'a-ra. 
 Acharenses, Ak-a-r^n-ssz. 
 Acharnae, A-kqr-ng. 
 Achates, A-ka-tsz. 
 Acheloides, Ak-E-lo-i-dEZ. 
 Achelorium, Ak-E-lo-ri-um. 
 Achelous, Ak-E-16-us. 
 Acherdus, A-ker-dus. 
 Acherimi, A-k^r-i-mj. 
 Acheron, Ak'E-ron. 
 Acherontia, Ak-s-ron-Ji-a. 
 Acherusia, Ak-E-rcfi-ji-a. 
 Acherusias, Ak-E-rdb-ji-as, 
 Achetus, A-kE-tus. 
 Achillas, A-kil-as. 
 Achillea, Ak-i-ls-a. 
 Achilleienses, A-kil-e-y^n-ssz. 
 Achilleis, Ak-i-lE-is. 
 Achilles, A-kil-EZ. 
 Achilleum, Ak-i-ls-um. 
 Achilleus, A-kil-E-us. 
 Achivi, A-kj-vj. 
 Achladoeus, Ak-la-ds-us. 
 Acholai, Ak-o-la-j. 
 Acholoe, Ak-Q-lQ-E. 
 Achradina, Ak-ra-dj-na. 
 Acichorius, As-i-k<5-ri-us. 
 Acidalia, As-i-da-li-a. 
 Acidasa, As-i-da-sa. 
 Acilia, A-sil-i-Q. 
 Aciligena, As-i-lij-E-na. 
 Acilius, A-sil-i-us. 
 Acilia, A-sil-a. 
 Acis, a'sis. 
 Acmon, Ak'mon. 
 Acmonides, Ak-mon-i-dez. 
 Acoetes, A-ss-tez. 
 Aconse, A-ko-nE. 
 Acontes, A-k6a-t£z. 
 Aconteus, A-kon-tE-us. 
 Acontius, A-kon-Ji-us. 
 Acontobulus, A-kon-to-bii-lus. 
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 672 
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NQMZ. 
 
 Acoris, A-ko-ris. 
 
 Acra, 3'kra. 
 
 Acradina, Ak-ra-dj-na. 
 
 Acrae, 3'kre. 
 
 Acraea, A-kre-a. 
 
 Acrffiphnia, A-kref-ni-a 
 
 Acragailidte, Ak-ra-ga-lj-d£. 
 
 Acragas, Ak'ra-gas. 
 
 Acratus, A-kra-tus. 
 
 Acrias, il'kri-as. 
 
 Acridophagi, Ak-ri-dof-a-jj. 
 
 Acrion, A-kri-on, 
 
 Acrijeus, A-kri-Je-us. 
 
 Acrisione, Ak-ris-i-6-n£. 
 
 Acrisioneus, Ak-ris-i-o-ne-us. 
 
 Acrisioniades, Ak-ris-i-o-nj-a- 
 
 Acritas, A-kri-tas. [dez 
 
 Acroathon, Ak-ru)-a-ton. [um 
 
 Acroceraunium, Ak-ro-sg-re ni- 
 
 Acroeori n th us, Ak-ro-ko-rin-tus 
 
 Acron, £I'kron. 
 
 Acropatos, Ak-ro-pa-tos. 
 
 Acropolis, A-krop-o-lis. 
 
 Acrota, Ak'ro-ta. 
 
 Acrotatus, A-kr6t-a-tus. 
 
 Acrothoos, A-krot-Q-os. 
 
 Acta, Ak'ta. 
 
 Actaea, Ak-te-a. 
 
 Actseon, Ak-tg-on. 
 
 Actffius, Ak-t£-us. 
 
 Acte, Ak'ts. 
 
 Actia, Ak'Ji-a. 
 
 Actis, Ak'tis. 
 
 Actisanes, Ak-tis-a-nez 
 
 Actiutn, Ak'Ji-um. 
 Actius, Ak'Ji-us. 
 Actor, Ak'tor. 
 Aetorides, Ak-tor-i-dez. 
 Actoris, Ak-tQ-ris. 
 Acuphis, A-ki\,-fis. 
 Acusilaus, A-kn-si-la-us. 
 Acuticus, A-kv^-ti-kus. 
 Ada, a'da. 
 Adseus, A-de-us. 
 AdamantKa, Ad-a-man-te-a. 
 Adamas, Ad'a-mas. 
 Adamastus, Ad-a-mas-tus. 
 Adaspii, A-das-pi-j. 
 Adatha, Ad'a-ta. 
 Addephagia, Ad-e-fa-ji-a. 
 Addua, Ad'yu-a. 
 Adelphius, A-del-fi-us. 
 Ademon, A-de-mon. 
 Ades, a'dez, er (Hades,) Ha-dez 
 Adgandestrias, Ad-gan-des-tri-us 
 Adherbal, Ad-her-bal. 
 Adherbas, Ad-her-bas. 
 Adiante, Ad-i-an-ts. 
 Adiatorix, £[-di-at-cD-riks. 
 Adimantus, Ad-i-man-tus. 
 Adimete, Ad-i-me-te. 
 Admeta, Ad-me-ta. 
 Admetus, Ad-me-tus. 
 Adonia, A-do-ni-a. 
 Adonis, A-d6-nis. 
 Adramyttium, Ad-ra-mit-i-um. 
 Adrana, A-dra-na. 
 Adranum, A-dra-num. 
 Adrasta, A-dras-ta. 
 Adrastus, A-dras-tus. 
 Adria, a'dri-a. 
 Adrian, a'dri-an. 
 Adrianopolis, a-dri-an-op-o-lis. 
 Adrianum, fl-dri-a-nuin. 
 Adrianus, £I-dri-a-nus. 
 Adriaticum, fl-dri-it-i-kum. 
 
 Adrymetum, Ad-ri-ms-tum. 
 
 Aduatici, Ad-yn,-at-i-sj. 
 
 Adyrmachidse, A-der-ma-ki-de. 
 
 ^.a, i^'a. 
 
 ^aeea, 8-a-SE-a. 
 
 ^acidas, 8-as-i-das. 
 
 iEacides, 8-as-i-dEZ. 
 
 ^acus, 8'a-kus. 
 
 MiB, S'e. 
 
 jEsea, S-e-a. 
 
 jEanteum, 8-an-te-uiii. 
 
 jEantides, 8-an-ti-dez. 
 
 JEantis, 8-an-tis. 
 
 iEas, 8'as. 
 
 iEatus, 8'a-tus. 
 
 ^Echmacoras, Ek-mak-o-ras. 
 
 -lEchmis, Ek'tnis. 
 
 yEdepsum, 8-dep-sum. 
 
 -'Edessa, 8-des-a. 
 !. jEdicula, 8-dik-yq,-la. 
 
 ^Ediles, 8-di-lEZ. 
 
 ^Edipsus, 8-dip-sus. 
 
 ^Edon, E''don. 
 
 i^Edui, S'di|,-i. 
 
 ^elio, 8-el-ca. 
 
 ^Eeta, 8-e-ta. 
 
 jEetias, 8-8-Ji-as. 
 
 ^ga, 8'ga. 
 
 Mgse, S'JE. 
 
 ^gseae, 8-je-e. 
 
 ^gaeon, 8-JE-on. 
 
 yEgsBum, 8-JE-um. 
 
 ^gaBus, 8-JE-us. 
 
 ^galeos, 8-ga-lE-os. 
 
 j:Egaleum, S-ga-ls-um. 
 
 -iEgan, 8'gan. 
 
 JEgds, 8'gas. 
 
 yEgates, 8-ga-t£Z. 
 
 ^geas, 8-JE-as. 
 
 ^Egeleon, 8-JE-l£-on. 
 
 ^geria, 8-JE-ri-a. 
 
 ^gesta, 8-jes-ta, 
 
 ^geus, 8-JE-us. 
 
 ^Egia'.e, 8-jj-a-lE. 
 
 -.Egialeus, S-ji-a-lE-us. 
 
 Ji]gialia, S-ji-a-li-a. 
 
 JSgialus, 8-ji-a-lu3. 
 
 ^Egides, 8-j)-d£Z. 
 
 ^gila, S-jj-ia. 
 
 ^gilia, 8-jil-i-a. 
 
 ^gimius, 8-jim-i-us. 
 
 ^gimorus, Ej-i-m(&-ru3. 
 
 jEgina, 8-jj-na. 
 
 jEgineta, Ej-i-ne-ta. 
 
 J^^ginetes, Ej-i-nE-t£Z. 
 
 jEgiochus, S-jj-o-kus. 
 
 ^gipan, S-j|-pan. 
 
 Jigira, 8-Ji-ra. 
 
 yEgiroessa, 8-jir-o-es-Q. 
 
 JJgis, 8'jis. 
 
 J^gisthus, 8-jis-tus. 
 
 ^gitura, 8-jj-tuin. 
 
 -iEgium, 8'ji-um. 
 
 -iEgle, Eg'lE. 
 
 -.Egles, Eg'lEz. 
 
 -^gletes, Eg-lE-t£z. 
 
 wSlgloge, Eg'Io-JE. 
 
 iEgobolus, 8-g6b-o-lus. 
 
 jEgoceros, S-gos-E-ros. 
 
 jEgon, 8'gon. 
 
 ^gosagaj, Eg-o-sa-jc. 
 
 vEgos Potamos, 8'gos P6t-a-nios 
 
 -iEgosthena, 8-g6s-t£-na. 
 
 yEgus, 8'gus. 
 
 ^gy, S'ji. 
 
 ^gypanes, Ej-i-pa-nez. 
 
 iEgypsus, 8-jip-su3. 
 
 jEgyptii, 8-j'ip-Ji-j. 
 
 ^gyptium, 8-jip-Ji-um. 
 
 jEgyptus, 8-jip-tus. 
 
 ^lia, 8'li-a. 
 
 ^lian, 8'li-an. 
 
 ^lianus, 8li-a-nus. {Eng.} 
 
 ^lias, 8'li-us, and 
 
 jElia, 8'li-a. 
 
 ^luras, 8-hj,-ru3. 
 
 .iEtnilia, 8-mil-i-a. 
 
 ^milianus, 8-mil-i-d-BUS. 
 
 ^inilius, 8-mil-i-u3. 
 
 ^mnestus, Em-nes-tus. 
 
 .iEmon, 8'mon. 
 
 jEmona, Em'o-na. 
 
 iEinonia, 8-m6-ni-a. 
 
 ^monides, 8-m6n-i-d£z. 
 
 jEnius, 8'mus. 
 
 ^mylia, 8-mil-i-a. 
 
 ^raylianus, 8-mil-i-a-nu3. 
 
 uEmylii, 8-niil-i-j. 
 
 ^mylius, 8-mil-i-us. 
 
 .^nantion, 8-nan-Ji-on. 
 
 .iEnaria, 8-na-ri-a. 
 
 ^nasias, 8-na-Ji-u3. 
 
 jEnea, 8-nE-a. 
 
 ^neadae, 8-nE-a-d£. 
 
 jEneades, 8-n£-a-d£Z. 
 
 .^neas, 8-nE-as. 
 
 iEneia, 8-n£-ya. 
 
 ^neides, 8-n£-i-d£Z. 
 
 ./Eneis, 8-ne-is. 
 
 ^nesidemus, 8-nes-i-d£-mn8. 
 
 ^nesius, 8-D8-Ji-us. 
 
 .(Enetus, 8-n£-tus. 
 
 iEnia, 8'ni-a. 
 
 ^niacus, 8-ni-a-kus. 
 
 .^niochi, 8-nj-o-kj. 
 
 jEnobarbus, En-o-b^r-bus. 
 
 Anodes, En'o-klez. 
 
 JEnos, 8'nos. 
 
 ^num, 8'nam. 
 
 yEnyra, 8-nj-ra. 
 
 JEolia, 8-6-li-a. 
 
 ^olise, 8-(f)-li-£. 
 
 ^olida, 8-61-i-da. 
 
 JEolides, 8-61-i-dEz. 
 
 JEolis, 8'ca-lis. 
 
 ^olus, 8'o-lus. 
 
 ^ora, 8-ci-ra, 
 
 .^paliur, 8-pa-li-us. 
 
 ^pea, 8-pE-a. 
 
 ^pulo, Ep'yq,-1(D. 
 
 ^py, S'pj. 
 
 ^pytus, Ep'i-tus. 
 
 JEquana, 8-kwa-na. 
 
 M(\m, 8'kwj. 
 
 Jiquicoli, 8-kw)k-0-lj. 
 
 ^quimelium, Ek-wi-me-li-um. 
 
 ^rias, 8'ri-as. 
 
 ^rope, Er'o-pE. 
 
 jEropus, Er'ca-pus. 
 
 yEsacus, Es'a-kus. 
 
 .^sapus, 8-sa-pus. 
 
 iEsar, 8'sar, 0r 
 
 ^sarus, g-sa-rus. 
 
 .^schines, Es'ki-n£Z. 
 
 ^schiron, Es'ki-ron. 
 
 ^schylides, Es-ki-lj-dEZ. 
 
 ^schylus, Es'ki-lu3. 
 
 ^sculapius, Es-kn,-la-pi-n3. 
 
 Jilsepus, 8-sE-pus. 
 
 uEsernia, 8-ser-ni-a. 
 
 Jision, 8-zi-on. 
 
 iEson, 8'son.
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NSMZ. 
 
 673 
 
 ^Esonides, 8-s6n-i-d£z. 
 ^-Esop, 8'zop. 
 yEsopus, S-SQ-pus. 
 ^stria, Es'tri-a. 
 iEsua, Es'yi],-a. 
 ^syetes, 8-si-E-t8Z. 
 ^symnetes, Es-im-ne-tEZ. 
 iEsyinnus, 8-sim-nus. 
 ^thalides, 8-tal-i-d£z. 
 /Ethiopia, 8-ti-6-pi-a. 
 ^thlius, Et'li-us. 
 ^thon, 8'ton. 
 ^thra, 8'ti-a. 
 ^thusa, 8-tq,-sa. 
 ^da, 8'Ji-a- 
 Jition, 8'ti-on. 
 JStius, 8'Ji-us. 
 jEtta, Et'na. 
 ^tolia, 8-tc)-li-a. 
 ^tolus, 8-tQ-lus. 
 Afcr, a'fer. 
 Afrania, A-fra-ni-a. 
 Afranius, A-fra-ni-us. 
 Africa, Af'ri-ka. 
 Africauus, Af-ri-ka-nus. 
 Africum, ^Ul'ri-kum. 
 Agagrianae, A-gag-ri-a-nE. 
 Agalasses, Ag-a-las-ez. 
 Agalla, A-gal-a. 
 Agamedes, Ag-a-ms-dsz. 
 Agamemnon, Ag-a-mein-non. 
 Agamemnoniu?, Ag-a-mem-no- 
 Agametor, Ag-a-me-tor. [ni-us 
 AgammatEe, A-gam-a-te. 
 Agamnestor, Ag-am-nes-tor. 
 Aganippe, Ag-a-nip-E. 
 Aganzaga, A-gan-za-ga. 
 Agapenor, Ag-a-pe-nor. 
 Agareni, Ag-a-rs-nj. 
 Agarista, Ag-a-ris-ta. 
 Agasicles, A-gas-i-kkz. 
 Agassae, A-gas-s. 
 Agasthenes, A-gas-ts-iiEZ. 
 Agasthus, A-gas-tus. 
 Agastrophus, A-gas-tro-fns. 
 Agatha, Ag'a-ta. 
 Agatharchidas, Ag-a-tqr-ki-das. 
 Agatharchides, Ag-a-tqr-ki-dEZ. 
 Agatharchus, Ag-a-tqr-kus. 
 Agathias, A-ga-ti-as. 
 Agathi Demonis, Ag'a-ti Dem- 
 
 O-nis. 
 Agatho, Ag'a-to. 
 Agathoclea, A-gat-o-kl£-a. 
 Agathocles, A-gat-o-kl£z. 
 Agathon, Ag'a-ton. 
 Agathonymus, A-gat-o-ni-mus. 
 Agathosthenes, Ag-a-tos-tE-nsz. 
 Agathyrnum, Ag-a-ter-num. 
 Agathyrsi, Ag-a-ter-sj. 
 Agaui, A-gd-j. 
 Agave, A-ga-V8. 
 Agavus, A-ga-vus. 
 Agdestis, Ag-des-tis. 
 Ageena, Aj-e-E-na. 
 Agelastus, Aj-E-las-tus. 
 Agelaus, Aj-E-la-us. 
 Agenatha, A-jen-a-ta. 
 Agendicum, Aj-en-dj-kum. 
 Agenor, A-JE-nor. 
 Agenorides, Aj-E-n6r-i-d£Z. 
 Agerinus, Aj-£-ri-nus. 
 Agesander, Aj-£-san-der. 
 Agesia?, A-JE-Ji-as. 
 Agesilaus, A-jes-i-la-us. 
 Agesipolis, Aj-e-sip-o-lis. 
 43 
 
 Agesistrata, A.j-E-sis-tra-ta. 
 Agesistratus, Aj-£-sis-lra-tus, 
 Aggrammes, A-gram-EZ. 
 Aggrinse, A-gri-nE. 
 Agidaj, Aj'i-dE. 
 Agilaus, Aj-i-la-us. 
 Agis, 3'jis. 
 Aglaia, Ag-la-ya. 
 Aglaonice, Ag-la-o-nj-S£. 
 Aglaope, Ag-la-o-p£. 
 Aglaophajna, Ag-la-o-fs-na. 
 Aglaophon, Ag-la-o-fon. 
 Aghtosthenes, Ag-la-os-tE-nez. 
 Aglauros, Ag-le-ros. 
 Aglaus, Ag-la-us. 
 Agna, Ag'na. 
 Agno, Ag'no. 
 Agnodice, Ag-nod-i-ss. 
 Agnon, Ag'non. 
 Agnouides, Ag-non-i-dEZ. 
 Agonalia, Ag-o-na-li-a, and. 
 Agonia, A-go-ni-a. 
 Agones, X-ga-nzz. 
 Agonis, Ag'o-nis. 
 Agonius, A-g6-ni-us. 
 Agoracritus, Ag-o-rak-ri-tus. 
 Agoraja, Ag-o-rg-a. 
 Agoranis, Ag-o-ra-nis. 
 Agoranomi, Ag-o-ran-o-mi. 
 Agra, 3'gra. 
 Agraei, A-gre-i. 
 Agragas, Ag'ra-gas. 
 Agraule, A-gro-lE. 
 Agraulia, A-gre-li-a. 
 Agraulos, A-gre-los. 
 Agrauonit«, Ag-re-o-ni-t£. 
 Agrianes, [I-gri-a-nEZ. 
 Agricola, A-grik-o-la. 
 Agrigentum, Ag-ri-jen-tum. 
 Agrinium, A-grin-i-um. 
 Agrionia, ff-gri-Q-ni-a. 
 Agriopas, A-grj-o-pas. 
 Agriope, A-gri-cD-pE. 
 Agrippa, A-grip-a. 
 Agrippina, Ag-ri-pj-na. 
 Agrisope. A-gris-o-ps. 
 Agritis, 0!'gri-us. 
 Agrolas, Ag'ro-las. 
 Agron, fl'gron. 
 Agrotas, A-gro-tas. 
 Agrotera, A-grot-E-ra. 
 Agyleus, A-jiI-E-u3. 
 Agylla, A-jil-a. 
 Agyllfeus, Aj-il-s-us. 
 Agyrium, A-jir-i-um. 
 Agyrius, A-jir-i-us. 
 Agyrtes, A-jer-tEZ. 
 Agyrus, A-jj-rus. 
 Ahala, A-ha-la. 
 Aidoneus, EI-i-do-nE-us. 
 Aimylus, A-im-i-lus. [us, 
 
 Aius Locutius, El'yus Lo-k^-Ji- 
 Ajax, £['jaks. 
 Alabanda, Al-a-ban-da. 
 Alabandenses, Al-a-ban-den-sez, 
 Alabus, Al'a-bus. 
 Alaea, A-ls-a. 
 Alaei, A-1e-}. 
 Alaeus, A-1e-us. 
 Alagonia, Al-a-g6-ni-a. 
 Alala, A-la-la. 
 Alalcomenae, Al-al-k6m-E-n£. 
 Alalia, A-la-li-a. 
 Alamanes, Al-a-ma-nEZ. 
 Alamanni, Al-a-man-i, or 
 Alemanni, A-le-man-i. 
 
 Alani, A-la-nj. 
 
 Alares, Al'a-rEZ. 
 
 Alaricus, Al-a-rj-kus. 
 
 Alaric, Al'a-rik. 
 
 Alarodii, Al-a-r6-di-j. 
 
 Alastor, A-las-tor. 
 
 Alazon, Al'a-zon. 
 
 Albania, Al-ba-ni-a. 
 
 Albanus, Al-ba-nus. 
 
 Alba Sylvius, Al'ba Sil-vi-us. 
 
 Albici, Al-bj-sj. 
 
 Albietae, Al-bi-E-t£. 
 
 Albini, Al-bi-nj. 
 
 Albinovanus, Al-bi-no-va-nus. 
 
 Albintemelium, Al-bin-tE-mE-li- 
 
 um. 
 Albinus, Al-bj-nus. 
 Albion, Al'bi-on. 
 Albius, Al'bi-us. 
 Albucilla, Al-bq-sil-a. 
 Albula, Al'bq-la. 
 Albunea, Al-bi\-nE-a. 
 Alburnus, Al-bur-nus. 
 Albus Pagus, Al'bus Pa-gus. 
 Albutius, Al-bq-Ji-us. 
 Aleaeus, Al-kg-us. 
 Alcamenes, Al-kam-£-nEZ. 
 Alcander, Al-kan-der. 
 Alcandre, Al-kan-der. 
 Alcanor, Al-ka-nor. 
 Alcathoe, Al-kat-o-E. 
 Alcathous, Al-kat-Q-us. 
 Alee, Al'sE. 
 Alcenor, Al-SE-nor. 
 Alceste, Al-ses-tE. 
 Alcestis, Al-ses-tis. 
 Alcetas, Al'sE-tas. 
 Alchidas, Al'ki-das. 
 Alehimacus, Al-kim-a-kus. 
 Alcibiades, Al-si-bi-a-dEZ. 
 Alcidamas, Al-sid-a-mas. 
 Alcidamea, Al-si-da-mE-a. 
 Alcidamidas, Al-si-dam-i-das. 
 Alcidamus, Al-sid-a-mus. 
 Alcidas, Al-si-das. 
 Alcides, Al-si-dEZ. 
 Alcidiee, Al-sid-i-s£. 
 Alcimede, Al-sim-E-dE. 
 AlcimEdon, Al-sim-E-don. 
 Alcimenes, Al-sim-E-n£Z. 
 Alcimus, Al'si-mus. 
 Alcinoe, Al-sin-o-E. 
 Alcinor, Al'si-nor. 
 Alcinous, Al-sin-Q-us. 
 Alcioneus, Al-si-6-nE-us. 
 Alciphron, Als'i-fron. 
 Alcippe, Al-sip-E. 
 Alcippus, Al-sip-us. 
 Alois, Al'sis. 
 Alcithoe, Al-sit-o-E. 
 Alcmaeon, Alk-niE-on. 
 Alcmjeonidte, Alk-mE-6n-i-de. 
 Alcman, Alk'man. 
 Alcmena, Alk-me-na. 
 Alcyona, Al-si-o-na. 
 Alcyone, AI-si-o-de. 
 Alcyoneus, Al-si-tJ-nE-us 
 Aldescus, Al-des-kus. 
 Alduabis, Al-di^-a-bis. 
 Alea, a'lE-a. 
 Alebas, A-lE-bas. 
 Al,pbion, A-lE'-bi-on. 
 Alecto, A-lek-to. 
 Alector, A-lek-tor. 
 Alectryon, A-lek-tri-on. 
 Alectus. A-lek-tus.
 
 674 
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 Aleius Campus, A-ls-yus Kam- 
 
 pus. 
 Alemon, A-lg-mon. 
 Alemusii, Al-E-mii-ji-i. 
 Alens, 3'lenz. 
 AleoD, £I'le-on. 
 Alesa, A-ltj-sa. 
 Alese, A-le-SE. 
 Alesia, A-ls-iji-a. 
 Alesium, A-le-gi-um. 
 Aletes, A lE-tez. 
 Alethes, A-ls-tsz. 
 Alethia, A-l8-ti-a. 
 AletiJas, A-let-i-das. 
 Aletis, A-lg-tis. 
 Aletrium, A-le-tri-um. 
 Aletutn, A-lE-tum. 
 Aleuadffi, A-14-a-d8. 
 Aleus, A-1e-us. 
 A.lex, El'ieks. 
 
 Alexumenus, A-leks-a-me-nus. 
 Alexander, Al-eks-an-der. 
 Alexandra, Al-eks-an-dra. 
 Alexandria, Al-eks-an-dri-a, er 
 Al-eks-an-drj-a. 
 
 Alexandrides, Al-eks-an-dri-dsz. 
 Alexandrina, Al-eks-an-drj-na. 
 Alexandropolis, Al-eks-an-drop- 
 
 o-lis. 
 Alexanor, Al-eks-a-nor. 
 Alexarchus, Al-eks-q,r-kus. 
 Alexas, A-leks-as. 
 Alexia, A-lek-Ji-a. 
 Alexieacus. Al-eks-ik-a-kus. 
 Alexinus, Al-eks-i-nus. 
 Alexio, A-lek-Ji-o. 
 Alexippus, Al-eks-ip-us. 
 Alexiraes, Al-eks-ir-a-8Z. 
 Alexirhoe, Al-eks-ir-ho-e. 
 Alexis, A-leks-is. 
 Alexon, A-leks-on. 
 Alfaterna, Al-fa-ter-na. 
 Alfenus, Al-fe-nus. 
 Algidum, Al'ji-dum. 
 Aliacmon, 3-li-ak-mon. 
 Aliartum, El-li-qr-tum. 
 Aliartus, fl-li-qr-tus. 
 Alicis, Al'i-sis. 
 Alienus, fl-li-e-nus. 
 AlifiB, Al'i-fe. 
 Alilasi, Al-i-le-j. 
 Alimentus, Al-i-men-tus. 
 Alind», A-lin-de. 
 Alindoia, Al-in-do-ya. 
 AJipheria, Al-i-fg-ri-a. 
 Alirrothius, Al-i-ro-ti-us. 
 Allia, Al'i-a. 
 Allienos, Al-i-8-nos. 
 Allobroges, A-lob-ro-jgz. 
 Allobryges, A-lob-ri-jgz. 
 Allotriges, A-lot-ri-jgz. 
 Allutius, A-l^-Ji-us. 
 Aloa, A-lo-a. 
 Aloeus, Al-o-g-us. 
 Aloida3, Al-o-j-dg. 
 Aloides, Al-o-j-dgz. 
 Ali)ne, A-liii-ng. 
 Alope, Al'o-pg. 
 Alopece, A-16p-E-se. 
 Alopeces, A-16p-g-SEZ. 
 Alopius, A-16-pi-us. 
 Alos, a'los. 
 Alotia, A-16-Ji-a. 
 Alpenus, Al-pg-nus. 
 Alpes, Al'pgz. 
 Alps, Alps. 
 
 Alphea, Al-fg-a. 
 Alpheia, Al-fg-ya. 
 Alphenor, Al-fg-nor. 
 Alphenus, Al-fe-nus. 
 Alphesiboea, Al-fg-zi-bg-a. 
 Alphesiboeus, Al-fg-zi-bg-us. 
 Alpheus, Al-fg-us. 
 Alphion, Al-fi-on. 
 Alphias, Al'fi-us. 
 Alpinus, Al-pj-nus. 
 Alpis, Al'pis. 
 Alsium, Al'Ji-um. 
 Alsus, Al'sus. 
 Althsea, Al-tg-a. 
 Altbasmenes, Al-tem-e-ngz. 
 Altinum, Al-tj-num. 
 AltiB, Al'tis. 
 Aluntium, A-ldn-Ji-um. 
 Alus, Clus, er 
 Aluus, Al'vi]^-us. 
 Alyattes, U-li-at-gz. 
 Alyba, Al'i-ba. 
 AlycEea, Al-i-sg-a. 
 Alycseus, Al-i-sg-us. 
 Alyssus, A-Iis-us. 
 Alyxothoe, Al-iks-6t-o-e. 
 Amadnci, A-mad-o-sj. 
 Amadocu.-', A-mad-o-kus. 
 Amage, Am'a-jg. 
 Amalthaea, Am-al-tg-a. 
 Amaltheuni, Anj-al-tg-um. 
 Amana, Am'a-na. 
 Amantes, A-man-tgz. 
 Amantini, Am-an-ti-nj. 
 Amanus, A-ma-nus. 
 Amaracus, A-mar-a-kus. 
 Amardi, A-mqr-dj. 
 Amartus, A-mqr-tus. 
 Amarynceus, Am-a-rin-Jg-us. 
 Amarynthus, Am-a-rin-tus. 
 Amas, a'mas. 
 Amasenus, Am-a-sg-nus. 
 Amasia, A-ma-;^i-a. 
 Amasis, A-ma-sis. 
 Amastris, A-mas-tris. 
 Amastrus, A-mas-trus, 
 Amata, A-ma-ta. 
 Amathea, Am-a-te-a. 
 Amathus, Am'a-tus. 
 Amaxampeus, A-maks-am-pe-us, 
 Amaxia, A-mak-Ji-a. 
 Amaxita, A-maks-i-ta. 
 Amazenes, Am-a-ze-ngz. 
 Amazones, A-maz-o-nsz. 
 Amazons, Am'a-zonz. 
 Amazonia, Am-a-z6-ni-a. 
 Amazonides, Am-a-zon-i-dgz. 
 Amazonium, Am-a-zo-ni-um. 
 Amazonius, Am-a-zQ-ni-us. 
 Ambarri, Am-bar-j. 
 Ambarvalia, Am-bar-va-li-a. 
 Ambenus, Am'bg-nus. 
 Ambialites, Am-bi-a-lj-tgz. 
 Ambianum, Am-bi-a-num. 
 Ambiatinum, Am-bi-a-tj-num. 
 Ambigatu?, Am-bi-ga-tus. 
 Ambiorix, Am-bj-o-riks. 
 Amblada, Am'bla-da. 
 Ambracia, Am-bra-Ji-a. 
 Ambracius, Am-bra-Ji-us. 
 Ambri, Am'bri. 
 Ambrones, Am-br(5-ngz. 
 Ambrosia, Am-bro-^si-a. 
 Ambrosius, Am-bro-Ji-us. 
 Ambryllis, Am-bril-is. 
 Ambryon, Am-brj-on. 
 
 Anibryssus, Am-bris-us. 
 Ambulli, Am-biil-j. 
 Ameles, Am'g-lgz. 
 Amenanus, Am-g-na-nus. 
 Amenides, Am-E-ni-dgz. 
 Amenocles, A-men-o-klgz. 
 Ameria, A-mg-ri-a. 
 Amestratus, A-mes-tra-tus. 
 Amestris, A-mes-tris, 
 Amielaeus, Am-ik-le-us. 
 Amiclas, A-mik-Ias. 
 Amictaeus, Am-ik-tg-us. 
 Amictas, A-mik-tas. 
 Amida, A-m|-da. 
 Amilcar, A-mil-kar. 
 Amilos, Am'i-los. 
 Amimone, A-mim-o-ng, er 
 Amymone, A-mim-a-ng. 
 Aminea, A-min-g-a, er 
 Amminea, A-min-g-a. 
 Aminias, A-min-i-as. 
 Aminius, A-min-i-us. 
 Aminocles, A-min-o-klez. 
 Amisena, Am-i-sg-na. 
 Amisias, A-miJ-i-as. 
 Amissas, A-mis-as. 
 Amisum, A-mj-sum. 
 Amisus, A-m;-sus. 
 Amiternum, Am-i-ter-num. 
 Amithaon, Am-i-ta-on, er 
 Amythaon, Am-i-ta-on. 
 Ammalo, A-ma-lo. 
 Ammianus, Am-i-a-nus. 
 Ainmometus, Am-Q-mg-tus. 
 Ammon, Am'on. 
 Ammonia, A-mca-ni-a. 
 Ammonii, A-mu-ni-j. 
 Ammonius, A-mo-ni-us. 
 Ammothea, A-mo-tg-a. 
 Amnias, Am'ni-as. 
 Amnisus, Am-nj-sus. 
 Amoebffius, Am-g-bg-us. 
 Amor, a'mer. 
 Amorges, A-mer-jgz. 
 Amorgos, A-mer-gos. 
 Ampelus, Am'pE-lus. 
 Ampelusia, Am-pg-li^-gi-a. 
 Amphea, Am-fg-a. 
 Amphialaus, Am-fi-a-la-us. 
 Amphianax, Am-f j-a-naks. 
 Amphiaraus, Am-fi-a-ra-us. 
 A.mphiaridcs, Am-fi-ar-i-dgz. 
 Amphiclea, Am-fik-lg-a. 
 Amphicrates, Am-fik-ra-tgz. 
 Amphictyon, Am-fik-ti-on. 
 Amphidamus, Am-fid-a-mus. 
 Aaiphidromia, Am-fi-dro-mi-a. 
 Amphigenia, Am-fi-js-ni-a, er 
 Am-fi-jg-nj-a. 
 Ampbilochus, Am-fil-o-kus. 
 Amphilytus, Am-fil-i-tus. 
 Ampbimachus, Am-fim-a-kus. 
 Amphimedon, Am-fim-g-don. 
 Ampbinome, Am-fin-o-mg. 
 Amphinomus, Am-fin-o-mus. 
 Amphion, Am-fj-on. 
 Amphipoles, Am-fip-o-lgz. 
 Amphipolis, Am-fip-o-lis. 
 Amphipyros, Am-fip-i-ros. 
 Amphiretus, Am-fi-rE-tus. 
 Amphiroe, Am-fir-o-g. 
 Amphis, Am'fis. 
 Amphisboena, Ara-fis-bg-na. 
 Amphissa, Am-fis-a. 
 Amphissene, Am-fi-sg-ng. 
 Amphissus, Am-fis-us.
 
 GE8K AND LATIN PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 675 
 
 Amphisthenes, Am-fis-te-nez. 
 Amphiitides, Am-fis-tj-dEZ. 
 Amphistratus, Am-fis-tra-tus. 
 Ainphitea, Am-fit-E-a. 
 Amphithemis, Am-fit-£-mis. 
 Amphithoe, Am-fit-o-E. 
 Amphitrite, Am-fi-trj-t£. 
 Amphitryon, Am-fit-ri-on. 
 Amphitus, Am'fi-tus. 
 Amphoterus, Am-fot-E-rus. 
 Ainphotryoniades, Atn-fot-ri-O- 
 
 nj-a-dEz. 
 Amphrysus, Am-frj-sus. 
 Ampsaga, Amp'sa-ga. 
 Ampycides, Am-pis-i-dcz. 
 Ampyx, Am'piks. 
 Amsanctus, Am-sai)k-tus. 
 Amulius, A-mq^-li-us. 
 Aniyela, A-mik-la. 
 Amyclae, A-mik-lg. 
 Amyous, Am'i-kus. 
 Amydon, Am'i-don. 
 Amymone, Am-i-mo-ne. 
 Amj'ntas, A-min-tas. 
 Amyntianus, A-min-Ji-a-nus. 
 A my n tor, A-min-tor. 
 Amyris, A-mj-ris. 
 Amyrius, A-mir-i-us. 
 Amyrus, Am'i-rus. 
 Amystis, A-mis-tis. 
 Amytis, Am'i-tis. 
 Anaoes, An'a-scz. 
 Anaeharsis, An-a-kqr-sis. 
 Anacium, A-na-Ji-um. 
 Anaereon, A-nak-re-on, dr A-na- 
 
 krE-on. 
 Anactoria, An-ak-to-ri-a. 
 Anaotorium, An-ak-to-ri-um. 
 Anadyomene, An-a-di-6m-E-ne. 
 Anagnia, A-nag-ni-a. 
 Anagyrontum, An-a-ji-ron-ttim. 
 •Anaitis, An-a-j-tis. 
 Anaphe, An'a-fg. 
 Anaphlj'stus, An-a-flis-tus. 
 Anapus, A-na-pus. 
 Anartes, A-nqr-tEZ. 
 Anas, a'nas. 
 Anatole, A-nat-o-le. 
 Anauchidas, A-ne-ki-das. 
 Anaurus, A-ne-rus. 
 Anax, a'naks. 
 
 Anaxagoras, An-aks-ag-o-ras. 
 Anaxander, An-aks-an-der. 
 Anaxandrides, An-aks-an-dri- 
 
 dEZ. 
 
 Anaxarchus, An-aks-qr-kus. 
 Anaxarete, An-aks-ar-E-te. 
 Anaxenor, An-aks-E-nor. 
 Anaxias, A-nak-Ji-as. 
 Anaxibia, An-aks-ib-i-a. 
 Anaxicrates, An-aks-ik-ra-tEZ. 
 Anaxidamus, An-aks-id-a-mus. 
 Anaxila5, A-naks-i-las. 
 Anaxilaus, An-aks-i-la-us. 
 Anaxilides. An-aks-il-i-dEZ. 
 Anaximander, An-aks-i-man- 
 
 der. 
 Araximenes, Aa-aks-im-e-nEZ, 
 Anaxipolis, An-aks-ip-o-lis. 
 Anaxippus, An-aks-ip-us. 
 Anaxirrhoe, An-aks-ir-o-e. 
 Anaxis, A-naks-is. 
 Anaxo, A-naks-o. 
 Ancasus, An-sE-us. 
 Ancalites, An-ka-lj-tez. 
 Ancarius, An-ka-ri-us. 
 
 Ancharia, An-ka-ri-a. 
 Ancharius, An-ka-ri-us. 
 Anchemolus, An-kem-o-lus. 
 Anchesites, An-kE-sj-tez. 
 Anchesmus, An-kes-mus. 
 Anchiala, An-ki-a-la. 
 Anchiale, An-kj-a-ls. 
 Auchialus, An-kj-a-lus. 
 Anchimolius, An-ki-mo-li-us. 
 Anchinoe, An-kin-o-E. 
 Anehises, An-kj-SEz. 
 Anehifia, An-kiJ-i-a. 
 Anchisiade3, An-ki-sj-a-dsz. 
 Anchoe, An'ko-E. 
 Anchora, An'ko-ra. 
 Anehurus, An-ki^-rus. 
 Ancile, An-sj-lE. 
 Ancon, An'kon. 
 
 Ancona, An-ko-na. [us. 
 
 Ancus ilartius, An'kus Mqr-Ji- 
 Aaeyle, An-sj-le. 
 Ancyrse, An-sj-r£. 
 Anda, An'da. 
 Andabatae, An-dab-a-t£. 
 Andania, An-da-ni-a. 
 Andecavia, An-de-ka-vi-a. 
 Andes, An'dEZ. 
 Andocides, An-dos-i-dsz. 
 Andomatis, An-dom-a-tis. 
 Andraemon, An-drs-mon. 
 Andragathius, An-dra-ga-ti-us. 
 Andragathus, An-dfag-a-ius. 
 Andragoras, An-drag-Q-ras. 
 Andramytes, An-dram-i-tgz. 
 Andreas, An-dre-as. 
 Andrew, An'drca. 
 Andriclus, An'dri-klus. 
 Andrion, An'dri-on. 
 Andriscus, An-dris-kus. 
 Androbius, An-dro-bi-us. 
 Androclea, An-dro-kle-a. 
 Androcles, An'dro-klEZ. 
 Androclides, An-dro-klj-dsz. 
 Androclus, An-dro-klus. 
 Andrucydes, An-dro-sj-dEZ. 
 Androdamus, An-drod-a-mus. 
 Androgeos, An-dro-JE-os. 
 Androgeus, An-dro-JE-us. 
 Androgynae, An-droj-i-nE. 
 Andromache, An-drom-a-ks. 
 Andromachidae, An-drom-a-ki- 
 
 dE. 
 Andromachus, An-drom-a-kus. 
 Andromadas, An-drom-a-das. 
 Andromeda, An-drom-E-da. 
 Andron, An'dron. 
 Andronicus, An-dro-nj-kus. 
 Androphagi, An-drof-a-jj. 
 Andropompus, An-dro-pom-pus. 
 Andres, An'dro?. 
 Androsthenes, An-dr6s-te-n£Z. 
 Androtion, An-dro-ti-on. 
 Anelontis, An-E-16n-tis. 
 Anemolia, An-E-m6-li-a. 
 Anemosa, An-E-mo-sa. 
 Anerastus, An-E-ras-tus. 
 Anfinomus, An-fin-o-mus. 
 Angelia, An-J£-li-a. 
 Angelion, An-JE-li-on. 
 Angelus, An'JE-lus. 
 Angites, An-jj-tEZ. 
 Angrus, An'grus. 
 Anguitia, An-gq,-iJ-i-a. 
 Ania, 3'ni-Q. 
 Anicetus, An-i-se-tus. 
 Anicia, A-niJ-i-a. 
 
 Anicium, A-niJ-i-um. [us. 
 
 Anicius GaUus, A-uiJ-i-us Gal- 
 Anigrus, An'i-grus. 
 Anio, £I'ni-o, and 
 Anien, 3'ni-en. 
 Anitorgis, An-i-ter-jis. 
 Anius, El'ni-us. 
 Anna, An'a. 
 Anuianus, An-i-a-nus. 
 Annibal, An'i-bal. 
 Annibi, An'i-bi. 
 Anniceris, A-nis-e-ris. 
 Annon, An'on. 
 Anopaea, An-o-pE-a. 
 Anser, An'ser. 
 Ansibaria, An-si-ba-ri-a. 
 Antaea, An-tE-a. 
 Antceas, An-tE-as. 
 Antajus, An-tE-us. 
 Antagoras, An-tag-o-ras. 
 Antalcidas, An-tal-si-das. 
 Antander, An-tan-der. 
 Antandros, An-tan-dro3. 
 Anteius, An-tE-yus. 
 Antemnae, An-tem-ns. 
 Antenor, An-tE-nor. 
 Antenorides, An-tE-nor-i-dez. 
 Anterbrogius, An-ter-bro-ji-tis. 
 Anteros, An'ts-ros. 
 Anthea, An-te-Q. 
 Ajitheas, An'tE-as. 
 Anthedon, An-te-don. 
 Anthela, An-tE-la. 
 Anthemis, An'tE-mis. 
 Anthemon, An'tr-mon. 
 Anthemus, An'te-mus. 
 Anthemusia, An-tE-mii-ji-a. 
 Anthene, An-ts-ns. 
 Authermus, An-ter-mus. 
 Anthes, An'tEZ. 
 Anthesphoria, An-fles-fo-ri-a. 
 Anthesteria, An-tes-te-ri-a. 
 Antheus, An'te-us. 
 Anthia, An-tj-a. 
 Anthias, An'ti-as. 
 Anthium, An'ti-um. 
 Authius, An'ti-us. 
 Antho, An'to. 
 Anthores, An-to-rsz. 
 Anthracia, An-tra-Ji-a. 
 Anthropinus, An-tro-pj-nus. 
 Anthrofiomorphitae, Aa-tro-po- 
 
 mor-fj-tE. 
 Anthropophagi, An-tro-pof-a-jj. 
 Anthylla, An-til-a. 
 Antianira, An-ti-a-nj-ra. 
 Antias, An'Ji-as. 
 Antielea, An-ti-klE-a. 
 Anticles, An'ti-kUz. 
 Anticlides, An-ti-klj-dEZ. 
 Anticragus, An-tik-ra-gus, 
 Anticrates, An-tik-ra-t£z. 
 Anticyra, An-tis-i-ra. 
 Antidomus, An-tid-o-mus. 
 Antidotus, An-tid-o-tus. 
 Antigenes, An-tij-E-nEZ. 
 Antigeuiilas. An-ti-jen-i-das. 
 Antigona, An-tig-o-na. 
 Antigone. An-tig-o-nE. 
 Antigonia, An-ti-go-ni-a. 
 Antigonus, An-tig-o-nus. 
 Antilco, An-til-k(a. 
 Antilibanus, An-ti-Iib-a-nu3. 
 Antiloehus, An-til-o-kus. 
 Antimachus, An-tim-a-kus. 
 Antimenes, An-tim-E-DEZ.
 
 676 
 
 GECK AND LATIN PKOPER N^MZ. 
 
 Antinoe, An-tin-o-e. 
 Antinoeia, An-ti-ne-ya. 
 Antinopolis, An-ti-nop-o-lis. 
 Antinous, An-tin-o-us. 
 Antioeh, An'ti-ok. 
 Antiochia, An-ti-6-ki-a, er An- 
 
 ti-o-kj-a. 
 Antiochis, An-tj-o-kis. 
 Antiochus, An-tj-o-kus. 
 Antiope, An-tj-o-ps. 
 Antiorus, An-ti-6-rus. 
 Antipater, An-tip-a-ter. 
 Antipatria, An-ti-pa-tri-a. 
 Antipatridas, An-ti-pat-ri-das. 
 Antipatris, An-tip-a-tris. 
 Antiphanes, An-tif-a-nsz. 
 Antiphates, An-tif-a-tez. 
 Antiphilus, An-tif-i-lus. 
 Autiphon, An'ti-fon. 
 Antiphonus, An-tif-o-nus. 
 Antiphus, An'ti-fus. 
 Antipoenus, An-ti-pe-nus. 
 Antipolis, An-tip-o-lis. 
 Antissa, An-tis-a. 
 Antisthenes, An-tis-te-nez. 
 Antistius, An-tis-ti-us. 
 Antitheus, An-tit-E-us. 
 Antium, An'Ji-um. 
 Antomenes, An-tom-E-nez. 
 Antonia, An-to-ni-a. 
 Antonii, An-tco-ni-j. 
 Antonina, An-to-nj-na. 
 Antoninus, An-to-nj-nus. 
 Antoniopolis, An-to-ni-6p-<o-lis. 
 Antonius, An-t6-ni-us. 
 Antorides, An-tor-i-dEZ. 
 Anubis, A-ni],-bis. 
 Anxius, Agk'Jus, 
 Anxur, Ajks'ur. 
 Anyta, An'i-ta. 
 Anytus, An'i-tus. 
 Anzabe, An-za-bE. 
 Aobriga, A-6b-ri-ga. 
 AoUius, A-61-i-us. 
 Aon, £I'on. 
 Aones, £I'o-nEZ. 
 Aoris, A-6-ris. 
 Aornos, A-er-nos. 
 Aoti, A-6-tj. 
 Apaitae, A-pa-i-tE. 
 Apama, A-pa-ma. 
 Apame, A-pa-mg. 
 Apamea, Ap-a-mE-a. 
 Apamia, Ap-a-mj-a. 
 Aparni, A-pqr-nj. 
 Apaturia, Ap-a-t4-ri-Q. 
 Apeauros, Ap-E-e-ros 
 Apella, A-pel-a. 
 Apelles, A-pel-ez. 
 Apellicon, A-pel-i-kon. 
 Apenninus, Ap-en-j-nus. 
 Aper, 3'per. 
 Aperopia, Ap-£-r6-pi-a. 
 Apesus, Ap'e-sus. 
 Aphaca, Af'a-ka. 
 Apheea, A-fs-a. 
 Aphar, 3 'far. 
 Apharetus, Af-a-r£-tug. 
 Aphareus, Af-a-re-us. 
 Aphas, 3'fas. 
 Aphellas, A-fel-as. 
 Aphesas, Af'E-sas. 
 Aphetae, Af's-te. 
 Aphidas, Af'i-das. 
 Aphidna, A-fid-na. 
 Aphidnus, A-fid-nus. 
 
 Aphcebetus, Af-e-be-tus. 
 Aphrices, A-frj-S£z. 
 Aphrodisia, Af-ro-dij-i-a. 
 Aphrodisum, Af-ro-dj-sum. 
 Aphrodite, Af-ro-dj-ts. 
 Aphyte, A-fj-ts. 
 Apia, £I'pi-a. 
 Apianus, 3-pi-a-nus. 
 Apicata, Ap-i-ka-ta. 
 Apicius, A-piJ-i-us. 
 Apidanus, A-pid-a-nus. 
 Apina, Ap'i-na. 
 Apiola, A-pj-Q-la. 
 Apion, a'pi-on. 
 Apis, £I'pis. 
 Apitius, A-piJ-i-us. 
 Apollinares, A-pol-i-na-r£z. 
 Apollinaris, A-pol-i-na-ris. 
 Apollinides, Ap-ol-in-i-dEZ. 
 Apolliuis, A-p61-i-nis. 
 Apollo, A-p61-ca. 
 Apolloerates, Ap-ol-6k-ra-tEZ. 
 iVpollodorus, A-pol-o-d(fi-rus. 
 Apollonia, Ap-ol-o-ni-a. 
 ApoUoniades, A-pol-o-nj-a-dfiZ. 
 ApoUonias, Ap-ol-(5-ni-as. 
 Apollonides, Ap-ol-6n-i-dEZ. 
 Apollonius, Ap-ol-(D-ni-us. 
 Apollophanes, Ap-ol-6f-a-nEZ. 
 Apomyios, A-po-mi-j-os. 
 Aponiana, A-po-ni-a-na. 
 AponiuSj A-p6-ni-us. 
 Aponus, Ap'o-nus. 
 Apostrophia, Ap-os-tro-fi-a. 
 Apotheosis, A-pot-E-o-sis. 
 Apotheosis, Ap-o-te-o-sis. {Eng. 
 Appiades, A-pj-a-dEz. 
 Appianus, Ap-i-a-nus. 
 Appia Via, Ap'i-a Vj-a. 
 Appii Forum, Ap'i-j F6-rum. 
 Appius, Ap'i-us. 
 Appula, Ap'yq,-la. 
 Apries, EI'pri-Ez. 
 Aprias, fl'pri-us. 
 Apsinthii, Ap-sin-ti-j. 
 Apsinus, Ap'si-nus. 
 Aptera, Ap't£-ra. 
 Apuleia, Ap-yn-lE-ya. 
 Apuleius, Ap-yq,-l£-yTis, 
 Apulia, A-pq,-li-a. 
 Apusidamus, Ap-yT|,-sid-a-mus. 
 Aquarius, A-kwa-ri-us. 
 Aquila, Ak'wi-la. 
 Aquilaria, Ak-wi-la-ri-a. 
 Aquileia, Ak-wi-lfi-ya. 
 Aquilius, A-kwil-i-us. 
 Aquillia, A-kwil-i-a. 
 Aquilo, Ak'wi-lo. 
 Aquilonia, Ak-wi-16-ni-a. 
 Aquinius, A-kwin-i-us. 
 Aquinum, A-kwj-num. 
 Aquinus, A-kwj-nus. 
 Aquitania, Ak-wi-ta-ni-a. 
 Aquites, Ak'wi-tEZ. 
 Ara, £I'ra. 
 
 Arabarches, Ar-a-b(^r-k£Z. 
 Arabia, A-ra-bi-a. 
 Arabicus, A-rab-i-kus. 
 Arabis, Ar'a-bis. 
 Arabs, Ar'abz. 
 Arabus, Ar'a-bus. 
 Aracca, A-rak-a, er 
 Arecca, A-rek-a. 
 Arachne, A-rak-n£. 
 Arachnea, Ar-ak-ns-a. 
 Arachosia, Ar-a-ko-ji-a. 
 
 Arachotaj, Ar-a-ko-tE. 
 Arachoti, Ar-a-ko-tj. 
 Aracillum, Ar-a-sil-um. 
 Aracosii, Ar-a-ko-gi-j. 
 Aracthias, A-rak-ti-as. 
 Aracynthus, Ar-a-sin-tus. 
 Aradus, Ar'a-dus. 
 Arse, a'rE. 
 Arar, El'rar. 
 Ararus, Ar'a-rus. 
 Arathyrea, Ar-a-tir-£-a. 
 Aralus, A-ra-tus. 
 Araxes, A-raks-EZ. 
 Arbaces, flr-ba-SEZ, w ilr'ba-sez. 
 Arbela, Hr-bg-la, or Hr'bE-la. 
 Arbis, Hr'bis. 
 Arbocala, Hr-bo-ka-la. 
 Arbuscala, flr-bds-ki|-la. 
 Arcadia, ilr-ka-di-a. 
 Arcadius, Hr-ka-di-us. 
 Arcanum, ilr-ka-num. 
 Areas, flr'kas. 
 Arcena, ilr'sg-na. 
 Arcens, ilr'senz. 
 Arcesilaus, ilr-ses-i-la-us. 
 Archaea, ilr-kE-a. 
 ArchEeanax, flr-ks-a-naks. 
 Archfeatidas, fir-k£-at-i-das. 
 Archagathus, ilr-kag-a-tus. 
 Archander, Hr-kan-der. 
 Archandros, ilr-kan-dros. 
 Arche, Hr'kE. 
 Archegetes, ilr-kej-£-t£z. 
 Archelaas, Hr-kE-la-us. 
 Archemacus, flr-kem-a-kus. 
 ) Archemorus, flr-kem-o-rus. 
 Archepolis, ilr-kep-o-lis. [mus. 
 Archeptolemus, Hr-kep-tol-E- 
 Archestratus, Hr-kes-tra-tus. 
 Archetimus, Hr-kE-tj-mus. 
 Archia, ilr'ki-a. 
 Archias, Hr'ki-as. 
 Archibiades, Hr-ki-bj-a-dsz. 
 Archibius, flr-kib-i-us. 
 Archidamia, flr-ki-da-mi-a. 
 Archidamus, ilr-ki-da-mus, or 
 
 ilr-kid-a-mas. 
 Archidas, Hr'ki-das. 
 Archidemus, ilr-ki-dE-mus. 
 Archideus, flr-ki-ds-us, 
 Archidium, Br-kid-i-um. 
 Archigallus, flr-ki-gal-us 
 Archigenes, ilr-kij-E-n£z. 
 Archilocus, Hr-kil-o-kus. 
 Archimedes, flr-ki-mE-d£Z. 
 Arehinus, ilr-kj-nus. 
 Archipelagus, flr-ki-pel-a-gus. 
 Archipolis, flr-kip-o-lis. 
 Archippe, Hr-kip-E. 
 Archippus, Rr-kip-iis. 
 Architis, flr-kj-tis. 
 Archon, flr'kon. 
 Archontes, flr-kon-tEZ. 
 Archylus, Hr'ki-lus. 
 Arehytas, flr'ki-tas. 
 Aretinus, Hrk-tj-niis. 
 Arctopbylax, flrk-tof-i-laks. 
 Aretos, Hrk'tos. 
 Arclous, flrk-to-us. 
 Arcturus, flrk-tq,-rus. 
 Ardalus, flr'da-lus. 
 Ardania, Hr-da-ni-a. 
 Ardaxanns, flr-daks-a-nus. 
 Ardea, Hr'd£-a. 
 Ardeates, flr-dE-a-t£z. 
 Ardericca, flr-de-rik-a.
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NQMZ. 
 
 677 
 
 Ardiasi, Rr-di-g-j. 
 Ardonea, flr-dw-ne-a. 
 Ardua, flr-di],-a. 
 Arduenna, ilr-dq,-en-a. 
 Arduine, Hr-dix-j-ne. 
 Ardyenses, Hr-di-en-sez. 
 Ardys, ilr'dis. 
 Are, S['re. 
 Area, A-re-a. 
 Areacidae, a-re-as-i-de. 
 Areas, £l're-as. 
 Aregonis, A-reg-o-nis. 
 Arelatum, Ar-e-la-tum. 
 Arellius, A-rel-i-us. 
 Aremoriea, Ar-e-mor-i-ka. 
 Arenacum, A-ren-a-kum. 
 Areopagitas, Ar-e-op-a-jj-t£. 
 Areopagus, Ar-e-op-a-gus. 
 Ares, U.'izz. 
 Arestae, A-res-ts. 
 Aresthanas, A-res-ta-nas. 
 Arestorides, a-res-tor-i-dez, 
 Areta, £I'rs-ta. 
 Aretffius, Ar-e-te-us. 
 Aretales, Ar-e-ta-lsz. 
 Aretaphila, Ar-e-taf-i-la. 
 Arete, A-rs-te. 
 Aretes, A-re-tgz. 
 Arethusa, Ar-e-tvi-sa. 
 Aretinum, Ar-e-tj-num, 
 Aretus, Ar's-tus. 
 Areus, El'rs-us. 
 Arga^us, flr-jg-us. 
 Argalus, Hr'ga-lus. 
 Argathona, flr-gat-o-na. 
 Argathonius, Br-ga-tQ-ni-us. 
 Arge, ilr'je. 
 Argea, ilr-JE-a. 
 Argeath^, Hr-js-a-ts. 
 Argennum, flr-jen-um. 
 Arges, flr'jez. 
 Argestratus, Rr-jes-tra-tus. 
 Argeus, flr-J8-us. 
 Argi, flr'jj. 
 Argia, ilr-jj-a. 
 Argias, flr'ji-as. 
 Argiletum, ilr-ji-le-tum. 
 Argilius, Hr-jil-i-us. 
 Argillus, flr-jil-us. 
 Argilus, llr'ji-lus. 
 ArginusEe, ilr-ji-m],-SE. 
 Argiope, flr-jj-Q-pe. 
 Argiphontes, Hr-ji-fon-tez. 
 Argippei, flr-jip-e-j. 
 Argi us, flr'ji-us. 
 Argiva, flr-jj-va. 
 Argivi, Hr-jj-vj. 
 Argives, flr'jjvz. 
 Argo, flr'go. 
 Argolicus, flr-gol-i-kus. 
 Argolis, flr'go-lis. 
 Argon, ilr'gon. 
 Argonauts, flr-go-ne-te. 
 Argous, ilr-gQ-us. 
 Argus, ilr'gus. 
 Argynnis, flr-jin-is. 
 Argyra, Ar'ji-ra. 
 Argyraspides, Rr-ji-ras-pi-dez. 
 Argyre, flr'ji-re. 
 Argyripa, ilr-jir-i-pa. 
 Aria, a'ri-a. 
 Ariadne, £I-ri-ad-ne. 
 Ariaeus, a-ri-s-us. 
 Ariamnes, £I-ri-am-nEZ. 
 Ariaui, S-ri-a-nj, &i' 
 Arieni £I-ri-e-nj. 
 
 Ariantas, £I-ri-an-tas. 
 Ariarathes, El-ri-a-ra-tez. 
 Aribbaeus, Ar-i-be-us. 
 Aricia, A-riJ-i-a. 
 Aricina, Ar-i-sj-na. 
 Aridaeus, Ar-i-ds-us. 
 Arienis, £I-ri-E-nis. 
 Arigaeum, Ar-i-je-um. 
 Arii, A-rj-j. 
 Arima, Ar'i-ma. 
 Arimaspi, Ar-i-mas-pj. 
 Arimaspias, Ar-i-mas-pi-as. 
 Arimasthae, Ar-i-mas-te. 
 Arimazes, Ar-i-ma-zez. 
 Arimi, Ar'i-mj. 
 Ariminum, A-rim-i-num. 
 Ariminus, A-rim-i-nus. 
 Arimphaei, Ar-im-fe-j. 
 Arimus, Ar'i-mus. 
 Ariobarzanes, a-ri-o-bar-za-nez. 
 Ariomandes, El-ri-o-man-dez. 
 Ariomardus, £I-ri-o-mqr-dus. 
 Ariomedes, Sl-ri-o-me-dez. 
 Arion, A-ri-on. 
 Ariovistus, £I-ri-G)-vis-tus. 
 Aris, £I'ris. 
 Arisba, A-ris-ba, 
 Arist^netus, Ar-is-ten-s-tus. 
 AristEeum, Ar-is-te-um. 
 Aristseus, iVr-is-tg-us. 
 Aristagoras, Ar-is-tag-Q-ras. 
 Aristander, Ar-is-tan-der. 
 Aristandros, Ar-is-tan-dros. 
 Aristarche, Ar-is-tqr-kg. 
 Aristarchus, Ar-is-tqr-kus. 
 Aristazanes, Ar-is-ta-za-nez. 
 Aristeas, A-ris-te-as. 
 Aristera, A-ris-te-re. 
 Aristeus, A-ris-ts-us. 
 Aristhenes, A-ris-te-nez. 
 Aristhus, A-ris-tus. 
 Aristibus, Ar-is-tj-bus. 
 Aristides, Ar-is-tj-dez. 
 Aristippus, Ar-is-tip-us. 
 Aristius, A-ris-ti-us. 
 Aristo, A-ris-to. 
 Aristobula, Ar-is-to-bv^-la. 
 Aristobulus, Ar-is-to-bi^-lus. 
 Aristoclea, Ar-is-tQ-kle-a. 
 Aristocles, A-ris-to-klez. 
 Aristoclides, A-ris-to-klj-dez. 
 Aristocrates, Ar-is-tok-ra-tez. 
 Aristocreon, Ar-is-tok-re-on. 
 Aristocritus, Ar-is-tok-ri-tus. 
 Aristodemus, A-ris-tQ-de-mus. 
 Aristogenes, Ar-is-toj-E-nez. 
 Aristogiton, Ar-is-to-jj-ton. 
 Aristolaus, Ar-is-to-la-us. 
 Aristomache, Ar-is-tom-a-ke. 
 Aristomachus, Ar-is-tom-a-kus. 
 Aristomedes, Ar-is-to-ms-dsz. 
 Aristomenes, Ar-is-tom-E-nez. 
 Ariston, A-ris-ton. 
 Aristonautse, A-ris-to-ne-tE. 
 Aristonicus, Ar-is-to-nj-kus. 
 Aristonides, Ar-is-ton-i-dez. 
 Aristonus, A-ris-to-nus. 
 Aristonymus, Ar-is-ton-i-mus. 
 Aristophanes, Ar-is-tof-a-nEZ. 
 Aristophilides, A-ris-tof-i-Ij-d£Z. 
 Aristophon, A-ris-to-fon. 
 Aristor, A-ris-tor. 
 Aristorides, Ar-is-tor-i-dez. 
 Aristoteles, Ar-is-tot-E-lez. 
 Aristotle, Ar'is-tot-1. (Eiig.) 
 Aristotimus, Ar-is-to-tj-mus. 
 
 Aristoxenus, Ar-is-toks-E-nus. 
 Aristus, A-ris-tus. 
 Aristyllus, Ar-is-til-us. 
 Arius, fl'ri-us, {heretic.} 
 Amenes, Hr'mE-nEZ. 
 Armenia, Hr-me-ni-a. 
 Armentarius, Hr-men-ta-ri-us. 
 Armillatus, flr-mil-a-tus, 
 Armilustrium, Hr-mi-lus-tri-uno. 
 Arminius, flr-min-i-us. 
 Armoricae, ilr-mor-i-SE. 
 Arne, Hr'nE. 
 Ami, flr'n|. 
 Arnobius, flj-n6-bi-us, 
 Arnos, flr'nos. 
 Aroa, Ar'o-a. 
 Aroma, Ar'o-ma. 
 Arpani, flr'pa-nj. 
 Arpi, iir'pj. 
 Arpinum, ilr-pj-num. 
 Araei, A-re-j. 
 Arrhabaeus, Ar-a-bE-us. 
 Arria, Ar'i-a. 
 Arrianus, Ar-i-a-nus, 
 Arrius, Ar'i-us. 
 Arruntius, A-riin-Ji-us, 
 Arsabes, flr-sa-bEZ. 
 Arsaces, Hr-sa-SEz, er ilr'sa-sez. 
 Arsacidae, flr-sas-i-ds. 
 Arsamenes, Rr-sam-e-nEZ. 
 Arsametes, flr-sam-s-tEz. 
 Arsamosata, flr-sam-o-sa-ta. 
 Arsanes, Jlr-sa-nEZ. 
 Arsanias, flr-sa-ni-as. 
 Arsena, flr-SE-na. 
 Arses, flr'sez. 
 Arsia, Hr'Ji-a. 
 Arsidaeus, Hr-si-ds-us. 
 Arsinoe, flr-sin-o-E. 
 Artabanus, Hr-ta-ba-nus. 
 Artabazus, flj-ta-ba-zus. 
 Artabri, flr'ta-bri. 
 Artabritae, ilr-ta-brj-te. 
 Artacffias, flr-ta-ss-as. 
 Artacaena, Hr-ta-SE-na. 
 Artace, Hr'ta-SE. 
 Artacene, Hr-ta-SE-ns. 
 Artacia, flr-ta-Ji-a. 
 Artaei, Hr-ts-j. 
 Artageras, flr-taj-E-ras. 
 Artagerses, flr-ta-jer-sez. 
 Artanes, flr-ta-nEZ. 
 Artaphernes, flr-ta-fer-n£Z. 
 Artatus, ilr-ta-tus. 
 Artavasdes, flr-ta-vas-dsz. 
 Artaxa, ilr-taks-a. 
 Artaxata, flr-taks-a-ta. 
 Artaxerxes, Hr-ta-zerks-EZ. 
 Artaxias, ilr-t;ik-Ji-as. 
 Artayctes, Hr-ta-ik-tEZ. 
 Artaynta, flr-ta-in-ta. 
 Artayntes, Hr-ta-in-tEZ. 
 Artembares, flr-tem-ba-rEZ. 
 Artcmidorus, Hr-tem-i-do-rus. 
 Artemis, flr'ts-mis. 
 Artemisia, Hr-ts-mix-i-a. 
 Artemisium, flr-te-mis-i-um. 
 Artemita, flr-ts-mj-tu. 
 Artemon, flr'te-mon. 
 Artena, flr-te-na. 
 Arthmius, ilrt'mi-us. 
 Artimpasa, flr-tim-pa-sa. 
 Artobarzanes, flr-to-bar-za-nsz. 
 Artochmes, Hr-tok-mEZ. 
 Artona, ilr-to-na. 
 Artonius, flr-to-ni-us.
 
 678 
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NCtMZ. 
 
 Artontes, ilr-ton-tez. 
 Artoxares, flr-toks-a-rez. 
 Arturius, ilr-ti\,-ri-us. 
 Artynes, Hr-tj-nEZ. 
 Artynia, flr-tin-i-a. 
 Artystona, flr-tis-to-na. 
 Aruae, Ar'yq,-E. 
 Aruci, A-nfi-3j. 
 Arueris, A-r(f)-s-ris. 
 Aruns, 3'runz. 
 Aruntius, A-run-Ji-us. 
 Arupiuus, Ar-yq,-pj-nus. 
 Arvales, flr-va-lez. 
 Arverni, Rr-ver-nj. 
 Arviragus, flr-vir-a-gus. 
 Arvisium, Hr-vig-i-um. 
 Arvisus, Hr-vj-sus. 
 Arxata, ilrks'a-ta. 
 Aryandes, Ar-i-an-dez. 
 Arybas, Ar'i-bas. 
 Aryptseus, Ar-ip-te-us. 
 Asander, A-san-der. 
 Asbamea, As-ba-mE-a. 
 Asbestae, As-bes-te. 
 Asbolas, As'bo-lus. 
 Asbystae, As-bis-te. 
 Ascalaphus, As-kal-a-fus. 
 Asoalon, As'ka-lon. 
 Ascania, As-ka-ni-a. 
 Ascanius, As-ka-ni-us, 
 Ascii, As'i-j. 
 Asclepia, As-kle-pi-a. 
 Asclepiades, As-kle-pj-a-dez. 
 Asclepiodorus,As-klE-pi-o-d(a-rus. 
 Asclepiodotus, As-klE-pi-o-d6-tus. 
 Aselepius, As-kls-pi-us. 
 Ascletarion, As-klE-ta-ri-on. 
 Asclus, As'klus. 
 
 Ascolia, As-ko-li-a. [bE-ca. 
 
 Asconius Labeo, As-ko-ni-us La- 
 Ascra, As'kra. 
 Asculum, As'kq,-lum. 
 Asdrubal, As'droo-bal. 
 Asellio, A-sel-i-(t). 
 Asia, a'Ji-<i. 
 Asiaticus, 3-Ji-at-i-kus. 
 Asilas, A-sj-las. 
 Asina, As'i-na. 
 Asinaria, As-i-na-ri-a. 
 Asinarius, As-i-na-ri-us 
 Asine, As'i-ne. 
 Asines, As'i-n£Z. 
 
 Asinius Gallus, A-sin-i-us Gal-us. 
 Asius, a'Ji-us. 
 Asnaua, As-na-us. 
 Asophis, A-s6-fis. 
 Asopia, A-s6-pi-a. 
 Asopiades, As-o-pj-a-dez. 
 Asopis, A-s6-pis. 
 Asopus, A-so-pus. 
 Aspamithres, As-pam-i-trsz. 
 Asparagium, As-pa-ra-ji-um. 
 Aspasia, As-pa-jj-a. 
 Aspasirus, As-pa-sj-rus. 
 Aspastes, As-pas-tez. 
 Aspathines, As-pa-tj-nEZ. 
 Aspindus, As-pin-dus. 
 Aspis, As'pis. 
 Aspledon, As-pls-don. 
 Asporenus, As-po-rE-nus. 
 Assa, As'a. 
 
 Assabinus, As-a-bj-nus. 
 Assaracus, A-sar-a-kus. 
 Asserini, As-E-rj-nj. 
 Assorus, A-s6-rus. 
 Assos, As'os. 
 
 Assyria, A-sir-i-a. 
 Asta, As'ta. 
 Astacoeni, As-ta-se-nj. 
 Astacus, As'ta-kus. 
 Astapa, As'ta-pa. 
 Astapus, As'ta-pus. 
 Astarte, As-t^r-tE. 
 Aster, A.s'ter. 
 Asteria, As-ts-ri-a. 
 Asterion, As-te-ri-on. 
 Asterius, As-ti-ri-us. 
 Asterodia, As-tE-ro-di-a. 
 Asteropseus, As-ter-o-ps-us. 
 Asterope, As-ter-o-ps. 
 Asteropea, As-tE-ro-ps-a. 
 Asterusius, As-ter-x\-Ji-us. 
 Astinome, As-tin-o-mE. 
 Astiochus, As-tj-to-kus. 
 Astomi, As'tca-mj. 
 Astrsea, As-trg-a. 
 Astraeus, As-tre-us. 
 Astu, As'ti^. 
 Astur, As'tur. 
 Astura, As'tn,-ra. 
 Astures, As'tn,-rEZ. 
 Astyage, As-tj-a-JE. 
 Astyages, As-tj-a-JEZ. 
 Astyalus, As-tj-a-lus. 
 Astyanax, As-ti-a-naks. 
 Astydamas, As-tid-a-mas. 
 Astydamia, As-ti-da-mj-a. 
 Astylus, As'ti-lus. 
 Astymedusa, As-tim-E-d^-sa. 
 Astynome, As-tin-o-mE. 
 Astynomi, As-tin-o-mj. 
 Astynous, As-tin-o-us. 
 Astyoche, As-tj-o-kE. 
 Astyochia, As-ti-o-kj-a. 
 Astypalsea, As-ti-pa-l£-a. 
 Astyphilus, As-tif-i-lus. 
 Astyra, As-tj-ra. 
 Astyron, As-tj-ron. 
 Asychis, As'i-kis. 
 Asylas, A-sj-las. 
 Asyllus, A-sil-us. 
 Atabalus, A-tab-yn,-lus. 
 Atabyris, At-i-bj-ris. 
 Atabyrite, At-a-bi-rj-ts. 
 Atace, At'a-se. 
 Atalanta, At-a-lan-ta. 
 Atarantes, At-a-ran-tEZ. 
 Atarbechis, A-t(^r-bE-kis. 
 Atargatis, A-t^r-ga-tis. 
 Atarnea, A-tqr-nE-a. 
 Atas, a'tas, and 
 Athas, 3'tas, 
 Atax. a'taks. 
 Ate, a'te. 
 Atella, A-tel-a. 
 Atena, At'E-na. 
 Atenomarus, At-E-no-ma-rus. 
 Athamanes, At-a-ma-nsz. 
 Athamantiades, At-a-man-tj-a- 
 
 d£Z. 
 
 Athamas, Ati'a-mas. 
 Athanasius, At-a-na-Ji-us. 
 Athanis, At'a-nis. 
 Atheas, n'ts-as. 
 Athena, A-ts-na. 
 Athenae, A-f)E-nE. 
 Athenaea, At-E-ns-a. 
 Athenaeum, At-E-nE-um. 
 Athenseus, At-E-ns-us. 
 Athenagoras, At-E-nag-o-ras. 
 Athenais, At-e-na-is. 
 Athenion, A-tE-ni-on. 
 
 Athenocles, A-ten-o-kkz. 
 
 Athenodorus, At-en-o-do-rns. 
 
 Atheos, 3'tE-os. 
 
 Athesis, At'e-sis. 
 
 Athos, a'tos. 
 
 Athrulla, At-rdl-a. 
 
 Athymbra, A-tim-bra. 
 
 Atia, A-/I a. 
 
 Atilia, A-til-i-a. 
 
 Atilius, A-til-i-us. 
 
 Atilia, A-til-a. 
 
 Atina, A-tj-na. 
 
 Atinas, A-tj-nas. 
 
 Atinia, A-tin-i-a. 
 
 Atlantes, At-lan-tsz. 
 
 Atlantiades, At-lan-tj-a-d£Z. 
 
 Atlantides, An-lan-ti-dEZ. 
 
 Atlas, At'las. 
 
 Atossa, A-tos-a. 
 
 Atraces, At'ra-SEZ. 
 
 Atramyttium, At-ra-mit-i-um. 
 
 Atrapes, At'ra-pEZ. 
 
 Atrax, a'traks. 
 
 Atrebatae, At-rs-ba-te. 
 
 Atrebates, At-re-ba-tez. 
 
 Atreni, At-re-nj. 
 
 Atreus, fl'tr£-us. 
 
 Atridae, A-trj-d£. 
 
 Atrides, A-trj-dez. 
 
 Atronius, A-tro-ns-us, 
 
 Atropatene, At-ro-pa-tE-ns. 
 
 Atropatia, At-ro-pa-Ji-a. 
 
 Atropos, At'ro-po3. 
 
 Atta, At'a. 
 
 Attalia, A-ta-li-a. 
 
 Attalus, At'a-lus. 
 
 Attarras, A- tar-as. 
 
 Attegua, A-teg-yn-a. 
 
 Atteius Capito, A-t8-yus Kap- 
 
 i-tCD. 
 
 Attes, At'Ez. 
 
 Atthis, At'tis. 
 
 Attica, At'i-ka. 
 
 Atticus, At'i-kus. 
 
 Attidates, At-i-da-t£Z. 
 
 Attila, At'i-la. 
 
 Attilius, A-til-i-us. 
 
 Attinas, A-ti-nas. 
 
 Attius Pelignus, At'i-us PE-lig- 
 
 nus. 
 Atuatii^i, At-yr|,-at-i-sj. 
 Atubi, a'tii-bj. 
 Atyadffi, A-tj-a-dE. 
 Atys, a'tis. 
 
 Aufeia Aqua, 0-fg-ya S'kwa. 
 Aufidena, G-fi-ds-na. 
 Aufidia, 0-fid-i-a. 
 Aafidius, 0-fid-i-us. 
 Aufidus, 0'fi-dus. 
 Auga, O'ga, and 
 Auge, 0'JE. 
 Augarus, 0'ga-rus. 
 Augea, 0-J£-a. 
 Augea, 0'JE-£. 
 Augeas, 0'JE-as. 
 Augias, 0'ji-as. 
 Augilae, 0'ji-l£. 
 Auginus, 0-jj-nus. 
 Augures, 0'gq,-rEZ. 
 Augusta, 0-gds-ta. 
 Augustalia, 0-gus-ta-Ii-a. 
 Augustinus, 0-gus-t|-nus. 
 Augustin, 0-gus-tin. 
 Aagustulus, 0-gus-tn-Ius. 
 Augustas, 0-gus-tus. 
 Aulestes, 0-les-tEz.
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 679 
 
 Auletes, 9-lE-tsz. 
 
 Aulis, 0'lis. 
 
 Aulon, G'lon. 
 
 Aulouius, 9-lQ-ni-us. 
 
 Aulus, 0'lus, 
 
 Auras, 9'rafi. 
 
 Aurelia, 9-re-li-a. 
 
 Aurelianus, 9-rg-li-a-nu3. 
 
 Aurelian, 9-re-li-an. 
 
 Aurelius, 9-rE-li-us. 
 
 Aiireolus, 9-r£-Q-lus. 
 
 Aurigo, 9-ri-gQ. 
 
 Aufiiiia, 9-rin-i-a. 
 
 Aurora, 9-r6-ra. 
 
 Aurunce, 9-rdii-SE. 
 
 Aurunculeius, 9-rua-kTi-le-yus. 
 
 Ausehisce, 9s-kj-se. 
 
 Ausci, Qi'ii, 
 
 Auser, 9'3er. 
 
 Auseris, 9'sE-ris. 
 
 Auses, G'sEZ. 
 
 Auson, 9'son. 
 
 Auspaia, G-sQ-ni-a. 
 
 Ausouius, 9-36-ni-us. 
 Auspices, 9'3pi-SEZ. 
 Austcr, Gs'ter. 
 Austcsion, 9s-t£-3i-on. 
 Autanitis, 9-ta-nj-tis. 
 Autubulus, 9-Ua-bi\-lus, er 
 Atabulus, At-a-bx],-lus. 
 Autochthones, 9-t6k-tia-n£z. 
 Autocles, 9'tc)-klEZ. 
 Autocrates, 0-t6k-ra-t£z. 
 Autocrene, 9-t<3-kr£-n8. 
 Autololae, 9-t61-o-lE. 
 Autolycus, 9-t61-i-ku3. 
 Aatomate, 9-t6m-a-tE. 
 Automedon, 9-t6in-E-don. 
 Autoiuedusa, 9-tQ-inE-di^-3a. 
 AutoiUL-nes, 9-ti3m-E-nEZ. 
 Automeli, 9-t6m-E-lj. 
 Autonoe, 9-t6a-o-E. 
 Autophnidates, 9-tof-ra-da-tez. 
 Auxeeia, 9ks-B-3i-a. 
 Avarieum, Av-a-rj-kum. 
 Avella, A-vel-a. 
 
 Aventinus, Av-en-tj-nus. 
 Avernus, A-ver-nus, &r 
 Averna, A-ver-na. 
 Avesta, A-ves-ta. 
 Avidienus, A-vid-i-E-nus. 
 Avidius Cassias, A-vid-i-us KaJ- 
 Avienus, Av-i-e-nus. [i-us. 
 
 Avium, £I'vi-um. 
 Axenus, Aks's-nus. 
 Axiochus, Aks-j-o-kus. 
 Axion, Aks-j-on. 
 Axionicus, Aks-i-o-nj-kus. 
 Axiotea, Aks-i-co-ts-a. 
 Axiothea, Aks-i-o-tE-a. 
 Axius, Ak'Ji-us. 
 Axur, Aks'ur, and 
 Anxur, An'^ur. 
 Axus, Aks'us, 
 A:san, il'zan. 
 Aziris, A-z|-ris. 
 Azonax, Az'o-naks. 
 Azorus, A-z6-rus. 
 Azotus, A-z6-tus. 
 
 B. 
 
 Babilius, Ba-bil-i-u8. 
 Babilus, I5ab-i-lus. 
 Babylon, Bab-i-lon. 
 Babylonia, Bab-i-lo-ni-a. 
 Babylonii, Bab-i-lo-ni-j. 
 Babyrsa, Ba-ber-sa. 
 Babytace, Ba-bit-a-s£, 
 Baoabasus, Bak-a-ba-sus. 
 BacchaB, Bak-E. 
 Bacchanalia, Bak-a-na-li-a. 
 Bacchantes, Ba-kan-tEZ. 
 Baochi, Bak-j. 
 Bacehiada;, Ba-kj-a-de. 
 Bacchides, Bak-i-dEz. 
 Bacohis, Bak-is. 
 Bacchiuin, Bak-i-um. 
 Bacchius, Bak-i-us. 
 Bacchas, Bak-us. 
 Bncchylides, Ba-kil-i-dEZ. 
 Bacenis, Ba-ss-nis. 
 Bacis, Ba-sis. 
 Bactra, Bak-tra. 
 Bactri, Bak-tri, and 
 Bactriani, Bak-tri-a-nj. 
 Bactriana, Bak-tri-a-na. 
 Bactros, Bak-tros. 
 Badaca, Bad-a-ka. 
 Badia, Ba-di-a. 
 Badius, Ba-di-us. 
 Baduhennifi, Bad-yn-hen-e. 
 Baebius, B£-bi-us. 
 Baetis, Be-tis. 
 Baetun, BE-ton. 
 Bagistame, Ba-jis-ta-mg. 
 Bagistanes, Ba-jis-ta-nEZ. 
 Bagoas, Ba-gQ-as, and 
 Bagosas, Ba-goj-sas. 
 Bagodares, Bag-o-da-rEZ. 
 Bagophanos, Ba-g6f-a-ii£Z. 
 BagTdda, Bag-ra-da. 
 Baiaj, Ba-yE. 
 Bala, Ba-la. 
 Balacrus, Ba-la-krus. 
 Balanagraj, Bal-a-na-grE. 
 Balanus, Ba-la-nus. 
 Balari, Ba-la -rj. 
 Balbillus, Bal-bil-as. 
 
 Balbinus, Bal-bi-nus. 
 
 Balbus, Bal-bas. 
 
 Baleares, Bal-E-a-rez. 
 
 Baletus, Ba-le-tus. 
 
 Balista, Ba-lis-ta. 
 
 Balius, Ba-li-us. 
 
 Ballonoti, Ba-16n-o-tj. 
 
 Balventius, Bal-ven-Ji-us. 
 
 Balyras, Bal-i-ras. 
 
 Bamuruae, Bam-yq,-r(fi-£. 
 
 Bantia, Ban-Ji-a. 
 
 Bantiae, Ban-Ji-E. 
 
 Bantius, Ban-Ji-us. 
 
 Baphyrus, Baf-i-rus. 
 
 Baptaj, Bap-tE. 
 
 Baraei, Ba-re-j. 
 
 Barathrum, Bar-a-trum. 
 
 Barbari, Bqr-ba-rj. 
 
 Barbaria, Bar-ba-ri-a. 
 
 Barbosthenes, Bar-bos-ts-nsz. 
 
 Barbythace, Bar-bit-a-SE. 
 
 Barca, Bqr-ka. 
 
 Barcaei, Bar-ss-j, et 
 
 Barcitas, Bqr-si-t£. 
 
 Barce, Bqr-SE. 
 
 Barcha, Bqr-ka. 
 
 BardcBi, Biir-d£-j. 
 
 Bardi, Bqr-dj. 
 
 Bardyllis, Bar-dil-is. 
 
 Barea, Ba-rE-a. 
 
 Bareas Soranus, Ba-rs-as So- 
 
 ra-nus. 
 Bares, Bd-rez. 
 Bargusii, Bar-gii-Ji-j. 
 Barine, Ba-rj-nE. 
 Barisses, Ba-ris-sz. 
 Barium, Ba-ri-um. 
 Barnuus, Bqr-ni|-us. 
 Barsine, Bar-si-nE, er 
 Barsene, Bar-ss-ns. 
 Barzaentes, Bqr-za-en-t£Z. 
 Barzanes, Bar-za-nsz. 
 Basilea, Bas-i-le-a. 
 B!i.silidae, Bas-i-li-dE. 
 Basilides, Bas-i-li-dez. 
 Basil iupotamos, Ba-sil-i-o-pot- 
 
 Basilis, Bas-i lis. 
 
 Basilius, Ba-sil-i-us. 
 
 Basilus, Bas-i-lus. 
 
 Bassas, Bas-s. 
 
 Bassania, Ba-sa-ni-a. 
 
 Bassareus, Ba-sa-rE-us. 
 
 Ba^saris, Bas-a-ris. 
 
 Bassus Aufidius, Bas-us 9-fid- 
 
 i-us. 
 Bastarnse, Bas-tqr-ne, a?id 
 Basternae, Bas-ter-nE. 
 Bastia, Bas-Ji-a. 
 Bata, Ba-ta. 
 Batavi, Ba-ta-vj. 
 Bathos, Ba-tos. 
 Bathycles, Bat-i-kkz. 
 Bathyllus, Ba-til-us. 
 Batia, Ba-Ji-Q. 
 Batiatus, Bat-i-a-tus. 
 Batina, Ba-tj-na, And 
 Bantina, Ban-tj-na. 
 Batis, Ba-tis. 
 Bato, Ba-tca. 
 Baton, Ba-ton. 
 Batrachomyomachia, Bat-ra-ko- 
 
 mi-Q-ma-ki-a. 
 Battiades, Ba-tj-a-dEZ 
 Battis, Bat-is. 
 Battus, Bat-US. 
 Batulum, Bat-yri,-lum. 
 Batulus, Bat-yii-lus. 
 Batyllus, Ba-til-us. 
 Baubo, Bo-bcD. 
 Baucis, Bo-sis. 
 Bauli, Bo-lj. 
 Bavius, Ba-vi-us. 
 Bazaentes, Baz-a-en-tEz. 
 Bazaria, Ba-za-ri-Q. 
 Bebius, Bfi-bi-us. 
 Bebriacum, Be-bri-a-kum. 
 Bebryce, Beb-ri-SE. 
 Bebryces, Beb-ri-SEZ, aTid 
 Bebrycii, BE-briJ-i-j. 
 Bebrycia, Bs-briJ-i-a. 
 Belemiua, Bel-E-uii-iia. 
 Belephantes, Bel-E-fan-tfiZ. 
 Belesis, Bel-£-sis.
 
 680 
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 Belgae, Bel-js. 
 Belgica, Bel-ji-ka. 
 Belgium, Bel-ji-um. 
 Belgius, Bel-ji-us. 
 Belides, Bel-i-dez, fp^.) 
 BeliJes, B£-lj-d£z, (man, sitj.) 
 Belisama, Be-lis-a-ma. 
 Belisarius, Bel-i-sa-ri-us. 
 Belistida, Bel-is-tj-da. 
 Belitse, Bel-i-te. 
 Bellerophon, Bel-er-o-fon. 
 Bellerus, Bel-e-ras, 
 Bellienus, Bel-i-E-nus. 
 Bellona, Bel-o-na. 
 Bellonarii, Bel-cD-na-ri-j. 
 Bellovaci, Bel-6v-a-sj. 
 Bellovesus, Bel-o-ve-sus. 
 Belon, Bg-lon. 
 Belus, Be-1us. 
 Benacus, Be-na-kus. 
 Bendis, Ben-dis. 
 Benedidium, Ben-e-did-i-um. 
 Beneventum, Bea-c-ven-tum. 
 Benthesicyme, Ben-te-sis-i-me. 
 Bepolitanus, Be-pol-i-ta-nus. 
 Berbicte, Ber-bi-se. 
 Berecyathia, Ber-e-sin-ti-a. 
 Berenice, Ber-e-nj-se. 
 Berenicis, Ber-e-nj-sis. 
 Bergion, Ber-ji-on. 
 Bergistani, Ber-jis-ta-nj. 
 Beris, Be-ris, and 
 Baris, Ba-ris. 
 Bermius, Ber-mi-us. 
 Beroe, Ber-o-g. 
 Bercea, Be-rg-a. 
 Berenice, Ber-o-nj-se. 
 Berosus, Be-ro-sus. 
 Berrhoea, Ber-e-a, 
 Besa, Be-sa. 
 Besidiae, Bs-sid-i-E. 
 Besippo, Be-sip-a. 
 Bessus, Bes-us, an.d 
 Bessi, Bes-j. 
 Bestia, Bes-Ji-a. 
 Betis, Be-tis. 
 Beturia, Bg-t^-ri-a. 
 Bia, Bj-a. 
 Bianor, Bi-a-nor. 
 Bias, Bj-as. 
 
 Bibaculus, Bi^bak-yr^-lus. 
 Bibaga, Bib-a-ga. 
 Biblia, Bib-li-a, and 
 Billia, Bil-i-a. 
 Biblina, Bib-lj-na. 
 Biblis, Bib-lis. 
 Biblus, Bib-lus. 
 Bibracte, Bi-brak-ts. 
 Bibulus, Bib-yq,-lus. 
 Bices, Bj-SEz. 
 Bicon, Bj-kon. 
 Bicomiger, Bj-ker-ni-jer. 
 Bicornis, Bj-kor-nis. 
 Biformis, Bj-for-mis. 
 Bifrons, Bj-fronz. 
 Bilbilis, Bi'l-bi-Iis. 
 Bimater, Bj-ma-ter. 
 Bingium, Bin-ji-um. 
 Bion, Bj-on. 
 Birrhus, Bir-us. 
 BisaltaB, Bi-sal-te. 
 Bisaltes, Bi-sal-t£Z. 
 Bisaltis, Bi-sal-tis. 
 Bisanthe, Bi-san-tE. 
 Biston, Bis-ton. 
 Bistonis, Bis-to-nis. 
 
 Bithus, Bj-tus. 
 Bithyae, Bit-i-£. 
 Bithynia, Bi-tin-i-a. 
 Bitias, BiJ-i-as. 
 BitoD, Bj-ton. 
 Bituitus, Bi-ti^-i-tus. 
 Bituntum, Bi-tdn-tum. 
 Bituricum, Bi-tvi,-ri-kam, 
 Bituriges, Bi-ti^-ri-JEz. 
 Bizia, Bij-i-a. 
 Bl£ena, Blg-na. 
 Blffisii, BlE-Ji-j. 
 BliBsus, BIe-sus, 
 Blandenona, Blan-dE-n6-na. 
 Blandusia, Blan-d4-xi-a. 
 Blastophoenioes, Blas-to-fE-nj- 
 
 SEZ. 
 
 Blemmyes, Blem-i-EZ. 
 
 Blenina, Blg-nj-na. 
 
 Blitius, BliJ-i-us. 
 
 Blucium, Bl^-Ji-um. 
 
 Boadicea, Bo-a-dis-g-a, or Bo- 
 
 ad-i-SE-a. 
 Boas, B6-£, and 
 Boea, B6-E-a. 
 Boagrius, Bo-a-gri-us. 
 Bocaiias, Bo-ka-li-as. 
 Boccar, B6k-ar. 
 Bocchoris, B6k-o-ris. 
 Boechus, B6k-us. 
 Boduagnatus, Bo-dq-ag-na-tus. 
 Boduni, Bo-di^-nj. 
 Boebeis, BE-bg-is. 
 Boebia, Bg-bi-a. 
 Boedromia, Bo-g-dro-mi-a. 
 Boeorobistas, Bg-or-o-bis-tas. 
 Boeotarchae, Bg-ca-tqr-kE. 
 Boeotia, Bg-6-Ji-a. 
 Boeotus, Bg-6-tus. 
 Boethius, Bo-g-ti-us. 
 Boetus, B6-E-tus, 
 Boeus, Bd)-g-us. 
 Boges, Bo-JEz. 
 Bogud, B6-gad. 
 Bogus, Bi3-gus. 
 Boii, Bo-yj. 
 
 Bojocalus, Bo-jok-a-lus. 
 Bola, Bo-la. 
 Bolbe, B61-bE. 
 Bolbitinum, Bol-bi-tj-num. 
 Bolgius, B6I-ji-us. 
 Bolina, Bo-Ij-na. 
 Bolinajus, Bul-i-ng-us. 
 Bolissus, Bo-lis-us. 
 Bollanus, Bol-a-nus. 
 Bolus, Bcf)-lus. 
 Bomienses, Bom-i-^n-SEZ. 
 Bomilcar, Bo-mil-kar. 
 Bomonica3, Bom-Q-n|-SE. 
 Bononia, Bo-no-ni-a. 
 Bonosius, Bo-no-Ji-us. 
 Boosura, Bo-o-sij^-ra. 
 Bootes, Bo-6-tEz. 
 Bootus, Bow-tus. 
 Borea, Ba-rg-a. 
 Boreades, Bo-rg-a-dEZ. 
 Boreas, Bo-rE-as. 
 Boreasmi, Bo-rE-az-mj. 
 Boreus, Bca-rE-us. 
 Borges, Bar-J£z. 
 Borgodi, Bor-goj-di. 
 Bornos, Bdr-nos. 
 Borsippa, Bor-sip-a. 
 Borus, Bcj-ras. 
 Borysthenes, Bo-ris-tE-nsz. 
 Bosphorus, Bos-fo-rns. 
 
 Bottia, B6t-i-a. 
 
 Bottiaeis, Bot-i-E-is. 
 
 Bovianum, Bo-vi-a-num. 
 
 Bovilla3, Bo-vil-E. 
 
 Brachmanes, Brak-ma-n£Z. 
 
 Brffisia, BrE-Ji-a. 
 
 Branchiades, Bran-kj-a-dsz. 
 
 Branchidae, Bran-ki-dE. 
 
 Branchyllides, Bran-kil-i-dEZ. 
 
 Bra^ias, Bra-Ji-E. 
 
 Brasidas, Bras-i-diis. 
 
 Brasideia, Bras-i-ds-ya. 
 
 Brasilas, Bras-i-las. 
 
 Braure, Bre-rE. 
 
 Brauron, Bro-ron. 
 
 Brenni, Bren-j, and 
 
 Brcuni, Brdb-nj. 
 
 Brennus, Bren-us. 
 
 Brenthe, Bren-tE. 
 
 Brescia, Bres-Ji-a. 
 
 Brettii, Bret-i-j. 
 
 Briareus, Bri-a-rE-us, m- Brj-a- 
 
 Brias, Brj-as. 
 Brigantes, Bri-gan-tEZ. 
 Brigantinus, Brig-an-tj-nus. 
 Brimo, Brj-mo. 
 Brina, Brj-na. 
 Briseis, Bri-sg-is. 
 Brises, Bri-SEz. 
 Briseus, Bri-SE-us. 
 Britanni, Bri-tan-j. 
 Britannia, Bri-tan-i-o. 
 Britanicus, Bri-tan-i-kus. 
 Britomartis, Brit-Q-mq,r-tis. 
 Britomarus, Brit-o-ma-rus. 
 Britones, Brit-o-nEZ. 
 Brixellum, Briks-el-um, 
 Brixia, Brik-Ji-a. 
 Brizo, Brj-zo. 
 
 Brocubelus, Brok-yn,-bE-lus. 
 Bromius, Bria-mi-us. 
 Bromus, Bro-mus. 
 Brontes, Bron-tsz. 
 Brontinus, Bron-tj-nus. 
 Broteas, Bro-te-as. 
 Brotheus, Bro-tE-us. 
 Bructeri, Brdk-tE-rj. 
 Brumalia, BrcD-ma-li-a. 
 Brundusium, Brun-di|,-zi-uiii. 
 Brutidius, BrcD-tid-i-us. 
 Brutii, Brdt)-Ji-j. 
 Brutulus, Br<f)-tii,-lus. 
 Brutus, Brtf)-tus. 
 Bryas, Brj-as. 
 Bryaxis, Bri-aks-is. 
 Bryce, Brj-SE. 
 Bryges, Brj-JEZ. 
 Brygi, Brj-jj. 
 Brysea, Brj-SE-a. 
 Bryseae, Brj-SE-£. 
 Bubacene, Bi|-ba-sg-nE. 
 Bubaces, Bi],-ba-S£z. 
 Bubaris, Bi'|-ba-ris. 
 Bubastiacus, Bi],-bas-tj-a-kus. 
 Bubasus, Bi|-ba-sus. 
 Bubon, Bi\-bon. 
 Buoephala, Bi],-sef-a-la. 
 Bucephalus, Bi|-sef-a-lus. 
 Bucolica, Bix-k61-i-ka. 
 Bucolicum, Bi|-k61-i-kum. 
 Bucolion, BrL-k6-li-on. 
 Bucolus, Bij,-kQ-lus. 
 Budii, Bi'j,-di-j. 
 Budiui, Bn,-dj-nj. 
 Budorum, Bq^-daj-rum.
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER N^MZ. 
 
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 Bulis, B4-lis. 
 BuUatius, Bul-a-Ji-us. 
 Bunea, Bi^-nE-a. 
 Bunus, Bi'i-nus. 
 Bupolus, Bi],-po-lus. 
 Buphagus, B4-fa-gus. 
 Buphonia, Bii-fu)-ni-a. 
 Buprasium, Bivpra-ji-um. 
 Bura, Bq,-ra. 
 Buraicus, Bq,-ra-i-kus. 
 Burrhus, Bur-us. 
 Bursa, Biir-sa. 
 Bursia, Bdr-Ji-a. 
 
 Busae, Bv^-se. 
 Buisiris, Bq,-sj-ris. 
 Buta, Bi^-ta. 
 Buteo, Bi^-te-o. 
 Butes, Bi^-tsz. 
 Butlirotum, Bq,-tr6-tuin. 
 Butoa, Bv[,-to-a. 
 Butorides, Bq,-tor-i-dgz. 
 Butos, Bi],-tos. 
 Butuntum, Bq,-tdn-tum. 
 Butus, Bi\,-tus. 
 Buzyges, Bi|,-z}-jez. 
 Bybassia, Bi-baJ-i-a. 
 
 Byblesia, Bib-le-ji-a. 
 Byblia, Bib-li-a. 
 Byblii, Bib-li-j. 
 Byblis, Bib-lis. 
 Bylliones, Bi-lj-o-njEZ 
 Byrrhus, Bir-us. 
 Byrsa, Ber-sa. 
 Byzacium, Bi-za-Ji-um. 
 Byzantiacus, Biz-an-tj-a-kus 
 Byzantium, Bi-zan-Ji-um. 
 Byzas, Bj-zas. 
 Byzenus, Bi-ze-nus. 
 Byzeres, Biz-s-rez. 
 
 c. 
 
 Caanthus, Ka-an-tus. 
 Cabades, Kab-a-dez. 
 Cabales, Kab-a-lez. 
 Cabalii, Ka-ba-li-j. 
 Cabalinus, Kab-a-lj-nus. 
 Caballinum, Kab-a-lj-num. 
 Caballio, Ka-bal-i-o. 
 Cabarnos, Ka-bqr-nos. 
 Cabassus, Ka-bas-us. 
 Cabira, Ka-bj-ra. 
 Cabiri, Ka-bj-rj. 
 Cabiria, Ka-bir-i-a. 
 Cabura, Ka-bi|,-ra. 
 Caburus, Kab-yix-rus. 
 Caca, Ka-ka. 
 Cachales, Kak-a-kz. 
 Cacodiumones, Kak-o-dem-o- 
 
 DEZ. 
 
 Cacus, Ka-kus. 
 
 Cacuthis, Ka-ki],-tis. 
 
 Cacyparis, Ka-sip-a-ris, 
 
 Cadi, Ka-dj. 
 
 Cadmea, Kad-me-a. 
 
 Cadmeis, Kad-me-is. 
 
 Cadmus, Kad-mus. 
 
 Cadra, Ka-dra. 
 
 Caduceus, Ka-dti,-j£-us. 
 
 Cadurei, Ka-diir-sj. 
 
 Cadusci, Ka-dds-sj. 
 
 Cadytis, Kad-i-tis. 
 
 Caea, Se-ct. 
 
 Caecetios, Se-se-Ji-us. 
 
 Caecias, Se-Ji-as. 
 
 Caecilia, Se-sil-i-a. 
 
 Caecilianus, Se-sil-i-a-nus. 
 
 Csecilii, Se-sil-i-j. 
 
 Csecilius, Se-sil-i-us. 
 
 Caecilus, Ses-i-lus. 
 
 Caecina Tuscus, Se-sj-na Tus- 
 
 kus. 
 Caecubam, Sek-yT]^-bum. 
 Caeculus, Sek-yi^-lus. 
 Caedicius, Ss-diJ-i-us. 
 Caelia, Se-li-a. 
 Caelius, Se-li-us. 
 Caemaro, Sem-a-ro. 
 Cajne, Se-ne. 
 Cteneus, Se-ne-us. 
 Caenides, Sea-i-dez. 
 Caenina, Se-nj-na. 
 CasniB, Se-nis. 
 Caenotropa;, Se-not-ro-pe. 
 Caepio, Se-pi-o. 
 Caeratus, Se-ra-tus. 
 Caere, Se-re; er (Oaeres,) Se-rsz, 
 Caeresi, Ser-e-sj. 
 
 Caesar, Se-zar. 
 Cajsarea, Ses-a-rs-a. 
 Caesarion, Se-sa-ri-on, 
 Caesena, Ss-se-na. 
 Csesennias, Ss-sen-i-as. 
 Caesia, Se-Ji-a. 
 Caesius, Se-Ji-us. 
 Caeso, Se-sQ. 
 Caesonia, Se-so-ni-a. 
 Cajsonius, Se-s6-ni-us. 
 Caetobrix, Set-cD-briks. 
 Caetulum, Set-yn],-lura. 
 Cseyx, Se-iks. 
 Cagaco, Ka-ga-ko. 
 Caicinus, Ka-i-si-nus. 
 Caicus, Ka-j-kus. 
 Caieta, Ka-ye-ta. 
 Caius, Ka-yus. 
 Calaber, Kal-a-ber. 
 Calabria, Ka-la-bri-a. 
 Calabrus, Kal-a-brus. 
 Calagurritani, Kal-a-gur-rit-a-nj. 
 Calagutis, Ka-lag-yn^-tis. 
 Calais, Kal-a-is. 
 Calamis, Kal-a-mis. 
 Calamisa, Kal-a-mj-sa. 
 Calamos, Kal-a-mos. 
 Calamus, Kal-a-mus. 
 Calanus, Ka-la-nus. 
 Calaon, Kal-a-on. 
 Calaris, Kal-a-ris. 
 Calates, Kal-a-tez. 
 Calathana, Kal-a-ta-na. 
 Calathion, Ka-la-fci-on. 
 Calathus, Kal-a-tus. 
 Calatia, Ka-la-Ji-a. 
 Calatife, Ka-la-Ji-e. 
 Calaurea, Kal-e-re-a, and 
 Calauria, Kal-e-rj-a er Ka-le- 
 
 ri-a. 
 Calavii, Ca-la-vi-j.. 
 Calavius, Ka-la-vi-us. 
 Calbis, Kal-bis. 
 Calce, Kal-SE. 
 Calchas, Kal-kas. 
 Calchedonia, Kal-ke-do-ni-a, 
 Calchinia, Kal-kin-i-a. 
 Caldus Caelius, Kal-dus Se-li-us. 
 Cale, Ka-le. 
 
 Caledonia, Kal-e-d6-ni-a. 
 Calenus, Ka-le -nus. 
 Cales, Ka-lfz. 
 CaletiB, Ka-le-te. 
 Caletor, Kal-e-tor. 
 Calex, Ka-leks. 
 Caliadne, Kal-i-ad-ne. 
 
 Caliceni, Kal-i-se-nj. 
 Calipus, Kal-i-pus. 
 Calls, Ka-lis. 
 Callaeschrus, Kal-es-krus. 
 Callaici, Ka-la-i-sj. 
 Callas, Kal-as. 
 Callatebus, Kal-a-te-bus. 
 Calleni, Kal-e-nj. 
 Calleteria, Kal-e-te-ri-a. 
 Callia, Kal-i-a. 
 Calliades, Ka-lj-a-dez. 
 Callias, Kal-i-as. 
 Callibius, Ka-lib-i-us. 
 Callicerus, Kal-i-se-rus. 
 Callichorus, Ka-lik-o-rus. 
 Callicles, Kal-i-klez. 
 Callicolona, Kal-i-ko-16-na. 
 Callicrates, Ka-lik-ra-tez. 
 Callicratidas, Ka-lik-rat-i-das. 
 Callidius, Ka-lid-i-us. 
 Callidromus, Ka-lid-ro-mus. 
 Calligetus, Kal-i-je-tus. 
 Callimachus, Ka-lim-a-kus. 
 Callimedes, Ka-lim-e-dez. 
 Callimedon, Ka-lim-e-don. 
 Callinus, Ka-lj-nus. 
 Calliope, Ka-li-o-pe. 
 Callipatira, Kal-i-pa-tj-ra. 
 Calliphon, Kal-i-fon. 
 Calliphron, Kal-i-fron. 
 Callipidaj, Ka-lip-i-de. 
 Callipolis, Ka-lip-o-lis. 
 Callipus, Kal-i-pus. 
 Callipyges, Ka-lip-i-jez. 
 Callirhoe, Ka-lir-o-e. 
 Calls, Ka-lis. 
 Calliste, Ka-lis-te. 
 Callisteia, Kal-is-te-ya. 
 Callisthenes, Ka-lis-te-nez. 
 Callisto, Ka-lis-to. 
 Callistonicus, Kal-is-to-nj-kus. 
 Callistratus, Kal-is-tra-tus. 
 Callixena, Ka-liks-e-na. 
 Callixenus, Ka-liks-s-ntis. 
 Calon, Ka-lon. 
 Calor, Ka-lor. 
 Calpe, Kal-pe. 
 Calphurnia, Kal-fdr-ni-a. 
 Calphurnius, Kal-fdr-ni-us. 
 Calpurnia, Kal-pdr-ni-a. 
 Calusidius, Kal-yT],-sid-i-us. 
 Calusium, Ka-h\,-3i-um. 
 Calvia, Kal-vi-a. 
 Calvina, Kal-vi-na. 
 Calvisius, Kal-viJ-i-us. 
 Calybe, Kal-i-be.
 
 682 
 
 GRSK AND LATIX PROPER MIMZ. 
 
 Calycadnus, Kal-i-kad-nus. 
 Calyce, Kal-i-se. 
 Calydium, Ka-lid-i-um. 
 Calydna, Ka-lid-na. 
 Calydon, Kal-i-don. 
 Calydonis, Kal-i-d6-nis. 
 Calydonius, Kal-i-d6-ni-us. 
 Calyinne, Ka-lim-ne. 
 Calynda, Ka-lia-da. 
 Calypso, Ka-lip-so. 
 Camantium, Ka-man-Ji-um. 
 Camarina, Kam-a-ri-na. 
 Cambaules, Kam-bo-lEZ. 
 Cambes, Kam-bez. 
 Cainbre, Kain-brg. 
 Cambunii, Kam-bi|,-ni-j. 
 Cambyses, Kain-bi-SEZ. 
 Camelani, Kam-e-la-nj. 
 Camelitse, Katn-E-li-te. 
 Camera, Kam-e-ra. 
 Camerinum, Kam-e-rj-num, and 
 Camerium, Ka-me-ri-um. 
 Camerinus, Kam-e-rj-nus. 
 Camertes, Ka-mer-tez. 
 Camertium, Ka-mer-Ji-um. 
 Camilla, Ka-mil-a. 
 Camilli, Ka-mil-j, and 
 Camillas, Ka-mil-e 
 Camillus, Ka-mil-us. 
 Camiro, Ka-mi-ro. 
 Camirus, Ka-mj-rus, and 
 Camira, Ka-mj-ra. 
 Camissares, Kam-i-sa-rez, 
 Camma, Kam-a. 
 Camcenas, Ka-me-ng. 
 Campana Lex, Kam-pa-na Leks. 
 Campania, Kam-pa-ni-a. 
 Campaspe, Kam-pas-ps. 
 Campsa, Kamp-sa. 
 Campus Martius, Kam-pus Mqr- 
 
 Jius. 
 Camuloginus, Kam-yq,-lc)-j|-nu3. 
 Cana, Ka-na. 
 Canace, Kan-a-se. 
 Canache, Kan-a-ke. 
 Canachus, Kan-a-kus. 
 Canae, Ka-ns. 
 Canarii, Ka-na-ri-j. 
 Canathus, Kan-a-tus. 
 Candace, Kan-da-SE. 
 Candaules, Kan-do-lEZ. 
 Candavia, Kan-da-vi-a. 
 Candiope, Kan-dj-o-pe. 
 Canens, Ka-nenz. 
 Canephoria, Kan-E-fo-ri-a. 
 Canethum, Kan-E-tum. 
 Caniculares Dies, Ka-nik-yt|,-Ia- 
 
 TEZ Dj-EZ. 
 
 Canidia, Ka-nid-i-a. 
 Canidius, Ka-nid-i-us. 
 Caninefates, Ka-nin-E-fa-tEZ. 
 Caninius, Ka-nin-i-ua. 
 Canistius, Ka-nis-ti-us. 
 Canias, Ka-ni-us. 
 Cannae, Kan-E. 
 Canopicum, Ka-nop-i-kum. 
 Canopus, Ka-n(f)-pus. 
 Cantabra, Kan-Ui-bra. 
 Cantabri, Kan-ta-brj. 
 Cantabriae, Kan-ta-bri-E. 
 Cantharus, Kan-ta-rus. 
 Canthus, Kan-tus. 
 Cantium, Kan-Ji-um. 
 Canuleia, Kan-yi^-lE-ya. 
 Canuleius, Kan-yii^-le-yus, 
 Canulia, Ka-uii,-li-a. 
 
 Canusium, Ka-nii-ji-uui. 
 Canusius, Ka-nii,-Ji-us. 
 Canutius, Ka-n^-Ji-us. 
 Capaneus, Kap-a-ni^s. 
 Capella, Ka-pel-a. 
 Capena, Ka-ps-na. 
 Capenas, Ka-ps-nas. 
 Capeui, Ka-pe-nj. 
 Caper, Ka-per. 
 Capetus, Ka-pe-tus. 
 Caphareus, Ka-fa-r£-as. 
 Caphyse, Kaf-i-E. 
 Capio, Ka-pi-o. 
 Capissene, Kap-i-SE-ns. 
 Capito, Kap-i-to. 
 Capitolinus, Ka-pit-o-lj-nus. 
 Capitolium, Kap-i-to-li-um. 
 Cappadocia, Kap-a-dtb-Ji-a. 
 Cappadox, Kap-a-doks. 
 Capraria, Ka-pra-ri-a. 
 Caprese, Ka-pr£-£. 
 Capricornus, Kap-ri-kor-nus. 
 Caprificialis, Kap-ri-fiJ-i-a-lis. 
 Caprina, Ka-prj-na. 
 Capripedes, Ka-prip-E-dEZ. 
 Caprius, Ka-pri-us. 
 Caprotina, Kap-ro-tj-na. 
 Caprus, Ka-prus. 
 Capsa, Kap-sa. 
 Capsage, Kap-sa-JE. 
 Capua, Kap-yi],-a. 
 Capys, Ka-pis. 
 
 Capys Sylvius, Ka-pis Sil-vi-us, 
 Carabaetra, Kar-a-bak-tra, 
 Carabis, Kar-a-bis. 
 Caraealla, Kar-a-kal-a. 
 Caracates, Ka-rak-a-tEz. 
 Caractacus, Ka-rak-ta-kus. 
 Cara;, Ka-rE, and 
 Caraeus, Ka-rs-us. 
 Caralis, Kar-a-lis. 
 Caranus, Kar-a-nus. 
 Carausius, Ka-re-si-us. 
 Carbo, Kqr-bo. 
 Carchedon, Kar-ks-don. 
 Carcinus, Kar-sj-nus. 
 Cardaces, Kar-da-SEZ. 
 Cardamyle, Kar-dam-i-k. 
 Cardia, Kc^r-di-a. 
 Carduchi, Kar-dii-kj. 
 Cares, Ka-rEZ. 
 Caresa, Kar-s-sa. 
 Caressus, Ka-res-us. 
 Carfinia, Kur-fin-i-a. 
 Caria, Ka-ri-a, and 
 Carias, Ka-ri-as. 
 Cariate, Ka-rj-a-tE. 
 Carina, Ka-rj-na. 
 Carinae, Ka-rj-nE. 
 Carine, Kar-i-ne. 
 Carinus, Ka-ri-nus. 
 Carissanum, Ka-ris-a-num. 
 Caristum, Ka-ris-tum. 
 Carmania, Kar-ma-ni-a. 
 Carmanor, Kar-ma-nor. 
 Carme, Kqr-mE. 
 Carmelus, Kar-mE-lus. 
 Carmenta, Kar-men-ta, and 
 Carmentis, Kar-men-tis. 
 Carmentales, Kar-men-ta-lEZ. 
 Carmentalis, Kar-men-ta-lis. 
 Carmidps, Kqr-mi-dsz. 
 Carna Cardinea, Kqr-na Kar- 
 
 din-E-Q. 
 Carnasius, Kar-na-Ji-us. 
 Carneades, Kar-n£-a-dEZ. 
 
 Carneia, Kar-ng-ya. 
 Carnion, Kqr-ui-on. 
 Caruus, Kqr-nus. 
 Carnutcs, Kar-nvj,-tez. 
 Carpasia, Kar-pa-ji-a. 
 Carpasium, Kar-pa-j;i-um. 
 Carpathus, Kqr-pa-tus. 
 Carpia, Kqr-pi-a. 
 Carpis, Kqr-pis. 
 Carpo, Kqr-po. 
 Carpophora, Kar-p6f-«-ra. 
 Carpophorus, Kar-p6f-o-ru3. 
 Carrae, Kar-E, and 
 Carrhaj, Kar-E. 
 Carrinates, Kar-i-na-tEZ. 
 Carruca, Kar-i^-ka. 
 Carseoli, Kar-SE-ia-lj. 
 Cartalias, Kar-ta-li-as. 
 Carteia, Kar-tl-ya. 
 Carthaea, Kar-tg-a. 
 Carthaginienses, Kqr-fia-jin-i- 
 
 en-S£z. 
 Carthago, Kar-ta-go. 
 Carthage, Kqr-taj. 
 Carthasis, Kqr-ta-sis. 
 Carus, Ka-rus. 
 Carvilius, Kar-vil-i-us. 
 Carya, Ka-ri-a. 
 Caryatffi, Kar-i-a-ts. 
 Caryatis, Kar-i-a-tis. 
 Carystius, Ka-ris-ti-us. 
 Carystus, Ka-ris-tus. 
 Caryum, Ka-ri-um. 
 Casca, Kas-ka. 
 Cascellius, Ka-sel-i-us, 
 Casilinum, Kas-i-lj-num. 
 Casina, Ka-sj-na, and 
 Casinum, Ka-si-num. 
 Casius, Ka-Ji-us. 
 Casmenaj, Kas-mg-ng. 
 Casmilla, Kas-mil-a. 
 Casperia, Kas-pg-ri-a. 
 Casperula, Kas-per-yn,-la. 
 Caspiana, Kas-pi-a-na. 
 Caspii, Kas-pi-j. 
 
 Caspium Mare, Kas-pi-um Ma-re. 
 Cassandane, Kas-an-da-ng. 
 Cassander, Kas-an-der. 
 Cassandra, Ka-s;in-dra. 
 Cassandria, Kas-an-dri-a. 
 Cassia, Kaf-i-a. 
 Cassiope, Ka-sj-o-pg. 
 Cassiopea, Kas-i-a-pE-a. 
 Cassiterides, Kas-i-ter-i-dgz. 
 Cassivelaunus, Kas-i-vg-lo-nus. 
 Cassotis, Ka-s6-tis. 
 Castabala, Kas-tab-a-la. 
 Castabus, Kas-ta-bus. 
 Castalia, Kas-ta-li-a. i 
 
 Castalius Fons, Kas-ta-li-us Fonz. 
 Castanea, Kas-ta-ng-a. 
 Castianira, Kas-ti-a-nj-ra. 
 Castolus, Kas-to-lus. 
 Castor, Kas-tor. 
 Castratius, Kas-tra-Ji-us. 
 Castulo, Kas-tq,-lo. 
 Catadupa, Kat-a-du-pa. 
 Catakekaumene, Kat-a-ke-ke- 
 
 m£-nE. 
 Catamenteles, Kat-a-men-tE-kz. 
 Catana, Kat-a-na. 
 Cataonia, Kat-a-ci-ni-a. 
 Cataracta, Kat-a-rak-ta. 
 Catenes, Kat-E-nEz. 
 Cathasa, Ka-tg-a. 
 Cathari, Kat-a-ri.
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER NflMZ. 
 
 683 
 
 Catia, Ka-Ji-a. 
 Catiena, Ka-ti-£-na. 
 Catienus, Ka-ti-£-nu3. 
 Catilina, Kat-i-lj-na. 
 Catiline, Kat-i-ljn. 
 Catilli, Ka-til-j. 
 Catillas, Ka-til-us, er 
 Catilus, Kal-i-lus. 
 Catina, Ka-tj-na. 
 Catius, Ka-Ji-us. 
 Catizi, Kat-i-zj. 
 Cato, Ka-to. 
 Catreus, Ka-tre-u3. 
 Catta, Kat-a. 
 Catti, Kat-i. 
 
 Catuliana, Ka-ttj,-li-a-na. 
 Catullus, Ka-tul-u3. 
 Catulus, Kat-yi],-lu3. 
 Caucasus, Ke-ka-sus. 
 Caucon, Ko-kon. 
 Caucones, Ke-ko-nsz. 
 Caudi, Ke-di, and 
 Caudium, Ke-di-um. 
 Caulonia, Ke-lii-ai-a. 
 Caunius, Ka-ni-us. 
 Caunus, Ke-nus. 
 Cauros, Ke-ros. 
 Caurus, Ke-rus. 
 Caus, Ka-us. 
 Cavarillus, Kav-a-ril-ns. 
 Cavarinos, Kav-a-rj nus. 
 Cavii, Ka-vi-j. 
 Cayci, Ka-j-si. 
 Caicus, Ka-i-kus. 
 Cayster, Ka-is-ter, 
 Cea, Se-a, er 
 Ceos, Se-os. 
 Ceades, Se-a-dez. 
 Ceballinus, Seb-a-lj-nus. 
 Cebarenses, Seb-a-ren-sez. 
 Cebes, Se-bez. 
 Cebren, Se-bren. 
 Cebrenia, Se-bre-ni-a. 
 Cebriones, Se-bri-Q-nez. 
 Cecidas, Ses-i-das. 
 Cecilius, Se-sil-i-us. 
 Cecina, Ses-i-na. 
 Cecropia, Se-kro-pi-a. 
 CecropidiB, Sg-krop-i-de. 
 Cecrops, Se-krops. 
 Cedon, Se-don. 
 Cedreatis, Sed-re-a-tis. 
 Cedrusii, Se-drttt-ji-j. 
 Ceglusa, Seg-lq,-sa. 
 Cei, Se-j. 
 Cela, Ss-la, and 
 Celeia, Ss-le-ya. 
 Celadon, Sel-a-don. 
 Celadus, Sel-a-dus. 
 Celaenae, Ss-le-ns. 
 Celaeno, Se-le-no. 
 Celeae, Sel-s-s. 
 Celelates, Sel-e-la-tgz. 
 Celenderis, Se-len-ds-ris. 
 Celendrae, Sg-len-dre. 
 Celendris, Se-len-dris. 
 Celen3us, Ss-le-ng-us. 
 Celenna, Se-len-a, and 
 Celaena, Ss-le-nq,. 
 Celer, Se-ler. 
 Celeres, Sel-E-rez. 
 Celetrum, Sel-p-trum. 
 Celeus, Se-ls-us. 
 Celmus, Sel-mus, 
 Celonse, Sel-o-ne. 
 Celsus, Sel-sus. 
 
 Celtae, Sel-tg. 
 Celtibori, Sel-ti-bg-rj. 
 Celtica, Sel-ti-ka. 
 Celtici, Sel-ti-sj. 
 Celtillus, Sel-tii-us. 
 Celtorii, Sel-to-ri-i. 
 Celtoscythae, Sel-tos-ni-ts. 
 Cemmennus, Sem-e-nus. 
 Cempsi, Sem-si. 
 Cenaeum, Ss-ne-um. 
 Cenchreae, Sen-kre-e. 
 Cenchreis, Sen-kre-is. 
 Cenchreus, Sen-krs-us. 
 Cenchrius, Seu-kri-us. 
 Cenespolis, Se-nes-po-lis. 
 CenetiuiD, Se-uE-Ji-um. 
 Ceneus, Se-ue-us. 
 Cenimagni, Sen-i-mag-ni. 
 Cenina, SE-nj-na. 
 Cenomani, Sen-o-ma-nj. 
 Censores, Sen-so-rsz. 
 Censorinus, Sen-so-rj-nus. 
 Census, Sen-sus. 
 Ceataretus, Sen-ta-re-tus. 
 Centauri, Sen-te-ri. 
 Centaurus, Sen-te-rus. 
 Centobrica, Sen-tob-ri-ka. 
 Centores, Sen-t<a-rEZ. 
 Centoripa, Sen-tor-ipa. 
 Centrites, Sen-trj-tEz. 
 Centronius, Sen-tra-ni-us. 
 Centuniviri, Sen-tdm-^i-rj, 
 Centuria, Sea-ti|,-ri-a. 
 Centuripa, Sen-ti\,-ri-pa. 
 Ceos, Se-os, aiid 
 Cea, Se-q. 
 Cephalas, Sef-a-las. 
 (Juphaledion, Sef-a-l£-di-on. 
 Cephalena, Sefa-lE-na. 
 Cephallen, Sg-fal-en. 
 Cephalenia, Sef-a-le-ni-a. 
 Cephalo, Sef-a-lo. 
 Cephaloedis, Sef-a-lE-dis. 
 Cephalon, Se£-a-lon. 
 Cephalotoini, Sef-a-16t-o-mj. 
 Cephaludium, Sef-a-li|,-di-um. 
 Cephalus, Sef-a-lus. 
 Cephenes, Ss-fE-DEZ. 
 Cepheus, Ss-fs-us. 
 Cephisia, Se-fiJ-i-a. 
 Cephisiades, Sef-i-sj-a-dgz. 
 Cephisidorus, SE-fis-i-do-rus. 
 Cephision, SE-fi;?-i-on. 
 Cephisodotus, Sef-i-s6d-o-tus. 
 Cephissus, Sg-fis-us. 
 Cephisus, SE-fJ-sus. 
 Cephren, Ss-fren. 
 Cepio, Se-pi-o. 
 Cepion, Ss-pi-on. 
 Ceraca, Ser-a-ka. 
 Ceracates, Sg-rak-a-tez. 
 Ceraoibus, Se-ram-bus. 
 Ceramieus, Ser-a-mi-kus. 
 Ceramium, SE-ra-mi-um. 
 Ceramus, Ser-a-mus. 
 Ceras, Sg-raa. 
 Cerasus, Ser-a-sus. 
 Cerata, Ser-a-ta. 
 Ceraton, SE-ra-ton. 
 Ceratus, SE-ra-tus. 
 Ceraunia, SE-re-ni-a, 
 Ceraunii, SE-re-ni-j. 
 Ceraunas, Ss-ro-nus. 
 Cerausius, Sg-re-Ji-us. 
 Cerberion, Ser-bE-ri-on. 
 Cerberus, Ser-bg-rus. 
 
 Cercaphus, S^r-ka-fus. 
 Cercasoruin, Ser-ka-sa-ruin. 
 Cerceis, Ser-SE-is. 
 Cercene, Ser-SE-nE. 
 Cercestes, Ser-ses-tgz. 
 CtTcides, Ser-si-dgz. 
 Cercii, Ser-Ji-i. 
 Cercina, Ser-sj-na. 
 Cercinium, Ser-sia-i-um. 
 Cercinna, Ser-sin-a. 
 Cercius, Ser-Ji-us. 
 Cercopes, Ser-kci-pEZ. 
 Cercops, Ser-kops. 
 Cercyon, Ser-Ji-on. 
 Cercyones, Ser-si-o-nEZ. 
 Cercyphalae, Ser-sif-a-lg, 
 Cercyra, Ser-sj-ra, er 
 Corcyra, Kor-sj-ra. 
 Cerdylium, Ser-dil-i-um. 
 Cerealia, Ser-g-a-li-a. 
 Ceres, Ss-rEZ. 
 Ceressus, SE-res-us. 
 Ceretce, Ser-g-te. 
 Cerialis, Sg-ri-a-Iis. 
 Cerii, Ss-ri-j. 
 Cerillum, Sg-ril-um. 
 Cerinthus, Sg-rin-tus. 
 Cermanus, Ser-ma-nu3, 
 Cernea, Ser-ng-a. 
 Ceraes, Ser-ngz. 
 Ceron, Sg-ron. 
 
 Ceropasadgz, Ser-o-pas-a-dgz. 
 Cerossus, Sg-ros-us. 
 Cerpheres, Ser-fg-rEZ. 
 Cerrhaei, Ser-g-j. 
 Cersobleptes, Ser-so-blep-tgz. 
 Certima, Ser-ti-ma. 
 Certouium, Ser-t<i-ni-uni. 
 Cervarius, Ser-va-ri-us. 
 Ceryces, Ser-i-sgz. 
 Cerycius, Sg-riJ-i-us. 
 Cerymica, Ser-i-mj-ka. 
 Cerynites, SE-rin-i-tEZ. 
 Cesellius, SE-sel-i-us. 
 Cesennia, Sg-sen-i-a. 
 Cestius, Ses-Ji-us. 
 Cestrina, Ses-trj-na. 
 Cestrinus, Ses-trj-nus. 
 Cete3, Se-Iez. 
 Cethegus, SE-tg-gus. 
 Cetii, SE-Ji-j. 
 Cetius, Sfi-Ji-us. 
 Ceto, Sg-to. 
 Ceus, Se-us, and 
 Caeus, Se-us. 
 Ceyx, Sfi-iks. 
 Chabes, Ka-bgz. 
 Chabinus, Ka-bi-nus. 
 Cbabria, Ka-bri-a. 
 Chabrias, Ka-bri-as. 
 Chabryis, Kab-ri-is. 
 Chaeanitee, Kg-an-i-tg. 
 Chaereas, Ks-rE-as. 
 Chferedemus, Ker-g-dE-mu3. 
 Chairemon, KE-rs-mon. 
 Chaerephon, Ker-g-fon. 
 Chaerestrate, Kg-res-tra-te. 
 Chaerinthus, Kg-rin-tus. 
 Chajrippus, Kg-rip-us. 
 Chsero, Ke-ro. 
 Cbaeronea, Ker-o-nE-a, and 
 Cherronea, Ker-o-UE-a. 
 Chaeronia, Kg-ru-ni-Q. 
 Chalaeon, Ka-le-on. 
 Chali^aea, Kal-sg-a. 
 Chalcea, Kal-sg-a.
 
 684 
 
 GESK AND LATIN PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 Chalcedon, Kal-se-don, and 
 Chaleedonia, Kal-se-do-ni-a. 
 Chalcidene, Kal-si-de-ng. 
 Chalcideus, Kal-sid-e-us. 
 Chalcidica, Kal-sid-i-ka. 
 Chalcidicus, Kal-sid-i-kus, 
 Chalcioeus, Kal-si-e-us. 
 Chaleiope, Kal-sj-o-pe. 
 Chalcis, Kal-sis. 
 Chaleitis, Kal-sj-tis. 
 Chalcodon, Kal-kcD-don. 
 Chalcon, Kal-kon. 
 Chalcus, Kal-kas. 
 Chaldsea, Kal-de-a. 
 Chaldtei, Kal-ds-j. 
 Chalestra, Ka-les-tra. 
 Chalonitis, Kal-o-nj-tis. 
 Chalsidenses, Kal-si-ddn-sez. 
 Chalybes, Kal-i-bez, and 
 Calybes, Kal-i-bsz. 
 Chalybonitis, Kal-i-bo-nj-tis. 
 Chalybs, Ka-libz. 
 Chamani, Ka-ma-nj. 
 Chamaviri, Kam-a-vj-ri. 
 Chane, Ka-ne. 
 Chaon, Ka-on. 
 Chaones, Ka-o-nsz. 
 Chaonia, Ka-6-ni-a. 
 Cliaonitis, Ka-o-nj-tis. 
 Chaos, Ka-os. 
 Cbaradre, Kar-a-dre. 
 Charadros, Ka-ra-dros. 
 Charadrus, Kar-a-drus. 
 Cbaraeadas, Ka-re-a-das. 
 Charandaei, Kar-an-dg-j. 
 Charax, Ka-raks. 
 Charaxes, Ka-raks-ez, and 
 Charaxus, Ka-raks-us. 
 Chares, Ka-rez. 
 Charicles, Kar-i-klez. 
 Chariclides, Kar-i-kli-dez. 
 Chariclo, Kar-i-klo. 
 Charidemus, Kar-i-de-mus. 
 Charila, Kar-i-la. 
 Charilaus, Kar-i-la-us, and 
 Charillus, Ka-ril-us. 
 Charini, Ka-rj-nj, and 
 Carini, Ka-rj-ni. 
 Charis, Ka-ris. 
 Charisia, Ka-riJ-i-a. 
 Charites, Kar-i-tez. 
 Chariton, Kar-i-ton. 
 Charme, Kqr-me, and 
 Carme, K^r-me. 
 Charmidas, K(^r-mi-das. 
 Charmides, Kqr-mi-dgz. 
 Charminus, Kar-mi-nus. 
 Charmione, Kar-mj-o-ne. 
 Charmis, Kqr-mis. 
 Charmosyna, Kar-mos-i-na. 
 Charmotas, Kqr-mo-tas. 
 Charmus, Kqr-mus. 
 Charon, Ka-ron. 
 Charondas, Ka-ron-das. 
 Charonea, Kar-o-ne-a. 
 Charonium, Ka-rQ-ni-tun, 
 Charops, Ka-rops, and 
 Charopes, Kar-o-pez. 
 Charybdis, Ka-rib-dis. 
 Chaubi, Ke-bj, and 
 Chauci, Ke-sj. 
 Chaula, Ke-la. 
 Chaurus, Ke-rus. 
 Chazene, Ka-ze-ne. 
 Chea, Ke-a. 
 Chelae, Ke-Ie. 
 
 Cheles, Ke-1ez. 
 Chelidonia, Kel-i-do-ni-a. 
 Chelidoniaj, Kel-i-do-ni-E. 
 Chelidonis, KE-lid-o-nis. 
 Chelidonisum, Ke-lid-o-nj-sum. 
 Chelone, Kel-o-ns. 
 Chelonis, Kel-o-nis. 
 Chelonophagi, Kel-a-nof-a-jj. 
 Chelydorea, Kel-i-do-rE-a. 
 Chemniis, Kem-is. 
 Chena, Ks-na. 
 Chenae, Ks-ne. 
 Chenion, KE-ni-on. 
 Chenius, Ks-ni-us. 
 Cheops, Ke-ops, and 
 Cheospes, KE-6s-p£z. 
 Chephren, Ks-fren. 
 Cheremocrates, Ker-E-mok-ra-tfz. 
 Cherisophus, KE-ris-o-fus. 
 Cherophon, Ker-o-fon. 
 Chersias, Ker-Ji-as. 
 Chersidimas, Ker-sid-i-mas. 
 Chersipho, Ker-si-fcD. 
 Chersonesus, Ker-SQ-ns-sus. 
 Cherusci, Ke-riis-sj. 
 Chidnffii, Kid-ns-j. 
 Chiliarchus, Kil-i-^r-kus. 
 Chilius, Kil-i-us, aiul 
 Chileus, Kil-E-us. 
 Chilo, Kj-lo. 
 Chilonis, Kj-16-nis. 
 Chimaera, Kj-me-ra. 
 Chimarus, Kim-a-rus. 
 Chimerium, Kj-m£-ri-um. 
 Chiomara, Ki-om-a-ra. 
 Chion, Kj-on. 
 Chione, Kj-o-ns. 
 Chionides, K^-on-i-dEZ. 
 Chionis, Kj-o-nis. 
 Chios, K|-os. 
 Chiron, K|-ron. 
 Chitone, Kit-o-ns. 
 Chloe, K1q-£. 
 Chloreus, Klo-rs-us. 
 Chloris, Klo-ris. 
 Chloras, Klo-rus. 
 Choarina, Ko-a-rj-na. 
 Choaspes, Ko-as-pEZ. 
 Chobus, K6-bus. 
 Choerades, Ker-a-dez. 
 Choereas, Ker-E-e. 
 Choerilus, Ker-i-lus. 
 Chonnidas, K6n-i-das. 
 Chonuphis, K6n-yvi,-fis. 
 Chorasmi, Ko-ras-mj. 
 Chorineus, Ko-rin-E-us. 
 Choroebus, Ko-rs-bus. 
 Choromna3i, Ko-rom-ne-j. 
 Chosroes, Kos-ro-EZ. 
 Chremes, Krs-mEz. 
 Chremetes, Krem-e-tsz. 
 Chresiphon, Kres-i-fon. 
 Chresphontes, Kres-fon-tez. 
 Chrestus, Kres-tus. 
 Chromia, Kro-mi-a. 
 Chromios, Kro-mi-os. 
 Chromis, Kro-mis. 
 Chrotnius, Kro-mi-us. 
 Chronius, Kro-ni-us. 
 Chronos, Kro-nos. 
 Chryasus, Krj-a-sus. 
 Chrysa, Krj-sa, and 
 Chryse, Krj-SE. 
 Chrysarae, Kris-a-ms. 
 Ghrysantas, Krj-san-tas. 
 Chrysantbius, Krj-san-ti-us. 
 
 Chrysantis, Krj-san-tis. 
 
 Chrysaor, Kri-sa-or. 
 
 Chrysaoreus, Kris-a-(5-rs-us. 
 
 Chrysaoris, Kri-sa-o-ris. 
 
 Chrysas, Krj-sas. 
 
 Chryseis, Krj-SE-is. 
 
 Chrysermus, Krj-ser-mus. 
 
 Chryses, Kri-SEZ. 
 
 Chrysippe, Krj-sip-s. 
 
 Chrysippus, Krj-sip-us. 
 
 Chrysis, Kri-sis. 
 
 Chrysoaspides, Kris-ca-as-pi-de\ 
 
 Chrysodium, Krj-s(5-di-um. 
 
 Chrysogonus, Krj-sog-o-nus. 
 
 Chrysolaus, Kris-o-la-us. 
 
 Chrysopolis, Krj-s6p-Q-lis. 
 
 ChrysorrhoEe, Krj-s6r-o-e. 
 
 Chrysorrhoas, Krj-s6r-o-as. 
 
 Chrysostom, Kris-os-tom. {Eng.") 
 
 Chrysothemis, Krj-s6t-E-mis. 
 
 Chrysus, Kriks-us. 
 
 Chthouia, Ho-ni-a. 
 
 Chthonius, Ecb-ni-us. 
 
 Chytrum, Kj-trum. 
 
 Cibale, Sib-a-lE. 
 
 Cibaritis, Sib-a-r|-tis. 
 
 Cibyra, Sib-i-ra. 
 
 Cicero, Sis-e-ro. 
 
 Cieones, Sik-to-nEZ. 
 
 Cicuta, Si-k4-ta. 
 
 Cilices, Sil-i-SEZ. 
 
 Cilicia, Si-liJ-i-a. 
 
 Cilissa, Si-lis-a. 
 
 Cilix, Si-liks. 
 
 Cilia, Sil-a. 
 
 Cilles, Sil-EZ. 
 
 Cillus, Sil-us. 
 
 Cilnius, Sil-ni-us. 
 
 Cilo, Sj-lo. 
 
 Cimber, Sim-ber. 
 
 Cimberius, Sim-bs-ri-us. 
 
 Cimbri, Sim-brj. 
 
 Cimbricum, Sim-bri-kum. 
 
 Ciminus, Sim-i-nus. 
 
 Cimmerii, Si-m£-ri-j. 
 
 Cimmeris, Sim-E-ris. 
 
 Cimmerium, Si-mE-ri-um. 
 
 Cimolis, Si-m6-lis, and 
 
 Cinolis, Si-no-lis. 
 
 Cimolus, Si-niQ-lus. 
 
 Cinioa, Sj-oion. 
 
 Cinsethon, Si-n£-ton. 
 
 Cinaradas, Si-nar-a-das. 
 
 Cincia, Sin-Ji-a. 
 
 Cincinnatus, Sin-sin-a-tus. 
 
 Cincius, Sin-Ji-us. 
 
 Cineas, Sin-£-as. 
 
 Cinesias, Si-nE-gi-as. 
 
 Cinethon, Sin-£-ton. 
 
 Cinga, Sig-ga. 
 
 Cingetorix, Sin-jet-o-riks. 
 
 Cingulum, Sig-gii-lum. 
 
 Ciniata, Sin-i-a-ta. 
 
 Cinithii, Si-nit-i-j. 
 
 Cinna, Sin-a. 
 
 Cinnadon, Sin-a-don. 
 
 Cinnamus, Sin-a-mus. 
 
 Cinniana, Si-nj-a-na. 
 
 Cinxia, Sii)k-Ji-a. 
 
 Cinyps, Sj-nips, and 
 
 Cinyphus, Sin-i-fus. 
 
 Cinyras, Sin-i-ras. 
 
 Cios, Sj-os. 
 
 Cippus, Sip-US. 
 
 Circe, S^r-SE. 
 
 Circenses Ludi, Ser-sen-SEZ L^-dj.
 
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 Cireiu-, Ser-Ji-us. 
 
 Circus, Ser-kas. 
 
 Ciris, Si-ris. 
 
 Cirra;a.tum, Si-r£-a-lum. 
 
 C'irrha, Sir-a, and 
 
 Cyrrha, Sir-a. 
 
 Cirtha, Ser-ta, and 
 
 Cirta, Ser-ta. 
 
 Cisalpina Gallia, Sis-al-pj-na 
 
 Gal-i-a. 
 Cispa, Sis-pa. 
 Cissa, Sis-u. 
 Cisseis, Sis-£ is. 
 CissetLS, Si-SE-us. 
 Cissia, SiJ-i-G. 
 Cissiae, SiJ-i-£. 
 Ci.sside.i Sis-i-dez. 
 Cisscessa, Si-ses-a. 
 Cissus, Sis-US. 
 Cissusa, Si-sij,-sa. 
 Cistenae, Sis-tg-nE. 
 Cithaeron, Si-tE-ron. 
 Citharista, Sit-a-ris-ta. 
 Citium, SiJ-i-um. 
 Cius, Si-US. 
 Civilis, Si-vj-lis. 
 Cizycum, Siz-i-kum. 
 Cladeus, Kla-dE-us. 
 Clanes, Kla-UEZ. 
 Clanius, Kla-ni-us, br 
 Clanis, Kla-nis. 
 Claras, Kla-rus. 
 Clastidium, Klas-tid-i-um. 
 Claudia, Kle-di-a. 
 Ciaudite, K1^5-di-e. 
 Claudianus, Klo-di-a-nus. 
 Claudiopolis, Kle-di-op-o-lis. 
 Claudius, Klo-di-us. 
 Clausus, Kle-sus. 
 Clavienus, Klav-i-E-nus. 
 Claviger, Klav-i-jer. 
 Clazomenaj, Kla-zom-E-ne, and 
 Clazomena, Kla-zom-e-na. 
 Cleadas, Kle-a-das. 
 Cleandcr, Kls-an-der. 
 Cieandridas, Kls-an-dri-das. 
 Cleanthfs, KlE-an-tez. 
 Clearehus, Kk-qr-kus. 
 Clearides, Kle-ar-i-dez. 
 Clemens, Kle-menz. 
 Cleo, K1e-o. 
 Cleobis, Kls-o-bis. 
 Cleobula, KlE-o-bi\-la. 
 Cleobulina, KlE-ob-yq,-lj-na. 
 Clcobulus, Kk-Q-bii-lus. 
 Cleochares, Kk-o-ka-rez. 
 Cleocharia, Kk-cD-ka-ri-a. 
 Cleodffius, Kk-o-dE-us. 
 Cleodamas, Kk-od-a-mas. 
 Cleodemus, Kk-o-dg-mus. 
 Cleodora, Kk-o-do-ra. 
 Cleodoxa, Kk-o-doks-a. 
 Cleogenes, Kk-oj-E-nez. 
 Cleolaus, Kk-Q-la-us. 
 Cleomachus, Kk-om-a-kus. 
 Cleomantes, Kk-o-man-tez. 
 Cleombrotus, KlE-6m-bro-tus. 
 Cleomedes, KlE-o-m£-dEZ. 
 Cleomenes, Kk-om-E-nEZ. 
 Cleon, Kk-on. 
 Cleona?, Kk-6-nE, and 
 Cleona, Kk-o-na. 
 Cleone, Kk-6-n£. 
 Cleonica, Kk-o-nj-ka. 
 Cleonicus, KlE-o-nj-kus. 
 Cleonnis, Kk-on-is. 
 
 Cleonymus, Kk-6n-i-mus. 
 
 Ckopas, Kk-o-pas. 
 
 Cleopater, Kk-6p-a-ter. 
 
 Cleopatra, Kk-o-pa-tra. 
 
 Cleopatris, Kk-6p-a-tris. 
 
 Cleophanes, Kk-of-a-nEZ. 
 
 Cleophanthus, Kk-o-fan-tus. 
 
 Cleophes, Kk-o-fEZ. 
 
 Cleopholus, Kk-6f-o-lus. 
 
 Cleophon, Kk-e-fon. 
 
 Cleophylus, Kk-o-fj-lus. 
 
 Cleopompus, Kk-o-poin-pus. 
 
 Cleoptolemus, Kk-op-tol-E-mus. 
 
 Cleopus, Kk-Q-pus. 
 
 Cleora, Kk-6-ra. 
 
 Cleostratus, Kk-6s-tra-tus. 
 
 Cleoxenus, Kk-6ks-E-nus. 
 
 Clepsydra, Klep-si-dra. 
 
 Cleri, Kk-rj. 
 
 Clesides, KJes-i-d£z. 
 
 Cleta, Kk-ta. 
 
 Clibanus, Klib-a-nus. 
 
 Clidemus, Kli-dE-mus. 
 
 Climenus, Klim-£-nus. 
 
 Clinas, Kli-nas. 
 
 Clinias, Klin-i-as. 
 
 Clinippides, Klj-nip-i-dsz. 
 
 Clinus, Kli-nus. 
 
 Clio, Kli-o. 
 
 Clisithera, KLj-sit-e-ra. 
 
 Clisthencs, Klis-tE-UEZ. 
 
 Clit», Klj-t£. 
 
 Clitarchus, Klj-tqr-kus. 
 
 Clite, Klj-tE. 
 
 Cliternia, Klj-ter-ni-a. 
 
 Clitodemus, Klit-o-dfi-mus. 
 
 Clitomachus, Kli-tom-a-kus. 
 
 Clitonymus, Kli-ton-i-mus. 
 
 Clitophon, Klit-CD-fon. 
 
 Clitor, Klj-ter. 
 
 Clitoria, Klj-to-ri-a. 
 
 Clitumnus, EHj-tum-nus. 
 
 Clitus, Klj-tus. 
 
 Cloacina, Klo-a-si-na. 
 
 Cloanthus, Klo-an-tus. 
 
 Clodia, Kl(5-di-a. 
 
 Clodius, Klo-di-us. 
 
 Cloelia, Kk-li-a. 
 
 Cloelias, Kk-li-E. 
 
 Cloelius, Kk-li-us. 
 
 Clonas, Klo-nas. 
 
 Clondicus, K16n-di-kus. 
 
 Clonia, Klo-ni-a. 
 
 Clonius, K16-ni-us. 
 
 Clothe, Klo-to. 
 
 Cluaeina, Klq^-a-sj-na. 
 
 Cluentius, Kli^-en-Ji-ns. 
 
 Clupea, Kltj^-pc-a, and 
 
 Clypea, Klip-E-a. 
 
 Clusia, Kli^-ji-a. 
 
 Clusini Pontes, Klq,-sj-n| Fon-tEZ. 
 
 Clusiolum, KlTj,-sj-o-luin. 
 
 Clusium, KI4-j?i-um. 
 
 Clusius, Kli|-;5i-us 
 
 Clnvia, Kh\-vi-a. 
 
 Cluvius Ruf us, Kli'j^-vi-us Rfi-fus. 
 
 Clymene, Klim-£-nE. 
 
 Clymeneides, Klim-en-B-i-dEZ. 
 
 Clymenus, Klim-E-nus. 
 
 Clysonymus, Klj-s6n-i-mus. 
 
 Clytemnestra, Klit-em-nes-tra. 
 
 Clytia, KliJ-i-a, ar 
 
 Clytie, KliJ-i-E. 
 
 Clytius, KliJ-i-us. 
 
 Clytus, Klj-tus. 
 
 Cnacadium, Na-ka-di-um. 
 
 Cnacalis, Xak-a-lis. 
 
 Cnagia, Na-ji-a. 
 
 Cnemus, Ne-hius. 
 
 Cneus, Ne-us, or 
 
 Cnaeas, Ne-us. 
 
 Cnidinium, Ni-din-i-um. 
 
 Cnidus, Nj-dus, er 
 
 Gnidus, Kj-dus. 
 
 Cnopus, N(a-pus. 
 
 Cnossia, N6J-i-a. 
 
 Cnossus, X6s-U3. 
 
 Co, Ko, and 
 
 Coos, K6-0S. 
 
 Coamani, Ko-a-ma-nj. 
 
 Coastraj, Ko-as-trE, and 
 
 Coactrse, Ko-ak-trE. 
 
 Cobares, K6b-a-r£z. 
 
 Cocalus, K6k-a-lus. 
 
 Cocceius, Kok-se-yus. 
 
 Coceygius, Kok-sij-i-us. 
 
 Cocles, Ko-klEz. 
 
 Coctiae, K6k-ti-E, and 
 
 Cottiae, Kot-i-s. 
 
 Coeytus, Ko-sj-tus. 
 
 Codomanus, Ko-dom-a-nus. 
 
 Codridae, K6d-ri-dE. 
 
 Codropolis, Ko-drop-Q-lis. 
 
 Codrus, K6-dru3. 
 
 Coecilius, Se-sU-I-us. 
 
 Coela, Se-Iq. 
 
 Coelaletae, S£-lal-E-tE. 
 
 Coelesyria, Sel-£-sir-i-a, and 
 
 Coelosyria, Sel-o-sir-i-a. 
 
 Ccelia, Se-li-a. 
 
 Coeliobriga, SE-li-6b-ri-ga. 
 
 Coelius, Se-li-us. 
 
 Coelus, Se-lus. 
 
 Coenus, Se-nus. 
 
 Coeranus, Ser-a-nus. 
 Coes, Ko-EZ. 
 Coeus, Se-us. 
 Cogamus, K6g-a-mus. 
 Cogidunus, Koj-i-di'i-nu?. 
 Cohibus, K6-hi-bas. 
 Cohors, Ko-hers. 
 Colaenus, Ko-k-nus. 
 Colaxais, Ko-laks-a-is. 
 Colaxes, Ko-laks-Ez. 
 Colchi, K61-kj. 
 Colchis, Kol-kis, and 
 Colchos, Kol-kos. 
 Colenda, Ko-len-da. 
 Colias, K6-li-as. 
 Collatia, Kol-a-Ji-a. 
 CoUatinus, Kol-a-ti-nus. 
 Collina, Kol-i-na. 
 CoUucia, Kol-^-Ji-a. 
 Colo, Ko-lo. 
 Colonae, Ko-16-n£. 
 Colone, Kci-16-ne. 
 Colonos, Ko-lii-nos. 
 Colophon, Kol-o-fon. 
 Colosse, Ko-16s-£, and 
 Colossis, Ko-los-is. 
 Colossus, Ko-16s-us. 
 Colotes, K61-Q-tEz. 
 Colpc, K61-p£. 
 Columba, Ko-lum-ba. 
 Columella, Kol-yq-mel-a. 
 Coluthus, Ko-li'],-tus. 
 Colyttus, Ko-lit-us. 
 Comagena, Kom-a-J£-na. 
 Comagcni, Kom-a-jt'-ui. 
 Comaiia, Kij-ma-na. 
 Comania, Ko-ma-ni-a. 
 Comari, Kom-a-rj.
 
 686 
 
 GREK AND LATIN PKOPER NaMZ. 
 
 Comarus, K6m-a-rus. 
 Gomastus, Kio-mas-tus. 
 Comabi, Ko-ma-ta. 
 Combabus, Kom-ba-bus. 
 Combe, Koin-be. 
 Combi, Kom-bj. 
 Combrea, Kom-brs-a. 
 Combutis, K6m-bt|,-tis. 
 Cometes, Ko-m8-t£z. 
 Cometho, Kom-e-to. 
 Cominius, Ko-min-i-us. 
 Comitia, Ko-miJ-i-a. 
 Comius, Ko-mi-us, 
 Commodus, K6m-o-dus. 
 Coraon, Ko-mon. 
 Coinpitalia, Kom-pi-ta-li-a, 
 Compsatus, K6mp-sa-tus. 
 CoDjpusa, Kom-pi|-sa. 
 Comus, K(f)-mus. 
 Concani, K6n-ka-nj. 
 Concordia, Kon-ker-di-a. 
 Condalus, K6n-da-las. 
 Condate, K6n-da-te. 
 Condochates, Kon-dQ-ka-tez. 
 Cundrusi, Kon-drd)-sj. 
 Condylia, Kon-dil-i-a. 
 Cone, Ko-ne. 
 
 Conetodunus, Kon-e-to-dix-nus. 
 Confucius, Kon-fi^-Ji-us. 
 Congedus, Kon-J8-dus. 
 Conii, Ko-ni-j. 
 Conisaltus, Kon-i-sal-tus. 
 Conisci, Ko-nis-sj. 
 Connidas, Kon-j-das. 
 Conon. K6-non. 
 Conopeum, Kon-o-pe-um. 
 Consentes, Kon-sen-tEZ. 
 Consentia, Kon-sen-Ji-a. 
 Considius, Kon-sid-i-us. 
 Consilinum, Kon-si-lj-num. 
 Constans, Kon-stans. 
 Constantia, Kon-stan-Ji-a. 
 Constantina, Kon-stan-tj-na. 
 Constantinopolis, Kon-stan-ti- 
 
 nop-o-lis. 
 Constantinus, Kon-stan-tj-nus. 
 
 Covax, Ka-raks. 
 Coraxi, Kcj-raks-j. 
 Corbeus, Ker-be-us. 
 Corbis, Ker-bis. 
 Corbulo, Ker-bi^-lo. 
 Coreyra, Kor-sj-ra. 
 Corduba, Ker-dii-ba. 
 Corduene Ker-di],-e-nE. 
 Core, Ko-re. 
 Coressus, Ko-res-us. 
 Coresus, K6r-e-sus. 
 Coretas, K6r-e-tas. 
 Corfinium, Kor-fin-i-um, 
 Coria, Ko-ri-a. 
 Corineum, Ko-rin-e-um, 
 Corinna, Kcj-rin-a. 
 Corinnus, Kca-rin-us. 
 Corintbus, Ko-rin-tus. 
 Coriolanus, Ko-ri-o-la-nus. 
 Corioli, Ko-rj-Q-lj, and 
 Coriolla, K(b-ri-61-a, 
 Corissus, KcD-ris-us. 
 Coritus, K6r-i-tus. 
 Coruiasa, Kor-ma-sa. 
 Cormus, Kor-mus. 
 Cornelia, Kor-ns-li-a. 
 Cornelii, Kor-nE-li-j. 
 Corniculum, Kor-nik-yq,-lum. 
 Cornificius, Ker-ni-fiJ-i-us. 
 Corniger, Ker-ni-jer. 
 Cornutus, Kor-ni\-tus. 
 Coroebus, Kca-re-bus. 
 Corona, Ko-ro-na. 
 Coronea, Kor-o-ng-a. 
 Coronis, Ko-ro-nis. 
 Coronta, Ko-ron-ta. 
 Coronus, Kd)-r6-nus. 
 Corope, Ko-ro-pE. 
 Corrhagium, Kor-a-ji-um. 
 Corsi, Ker-sj. 
 Corsife, Ker-si-e. 
 Corsica, Kor-si-ka. 
 Corsote, Ker-scD-ts. 
 Corsura, K9r-si|,-ra. 
 Cortonas, Kor-to-ne. 
 Coruncanus, Kor-un-ka-nus, 
 
 Constantine, Kon-stan-tin. (^«^.) Corns, Ko-rus. 
 
 Constantius, Kon-stan-Ji-us. 
 Consules, K6n-sn,-lez. 
 Consus, Kon-sus. 
 Consygna, Kon-sig-na. 
 Contadesdus, Kon-ta-des-dus. 
 Contubia, Kon-t^-bi-a. 
 Coon, K6-on. 
 Coos, Kq-os. 
 Cos, Kos. 
 Cea, Se-q, and 
 Co, Ko. 
 CopjB, Ko-pe. 
 Cophas, K(D-fas. 
 Cophontis, Ko-fon-tis. 
 Copia, K(5-pi-a. 
 Copillus, Ko-pil-us. 
 Coponius. Ko-p6-ni-us. 
 Coprates, K6p-ra-tez. 
 Copreus, Ko-pre-us. 
 Coptus, Kop-tus, and 
 Coptos, Kop-tos. 
 
 Cora, Kw-ra 
 
 Coracesiuin, Kor-a-se-gi-um, and Cos, Kos 
 
 Coracensium, Kor-a-s6n-Ji-um. Cosa, Kw-sa, 
 
 Coraconasus, Kor-a-ko-na-sus 
 
 Coraletae, Ko-ral-e-te 
 
 Coralli, Ko-ral-j. 
 
 Coranus, Ko-ra-nus. 
 
 Coras, K6-ras. 
 
 Corvinus, Kor-vj-nus. 
 Corybantes, Kor-i-baa-tez. 
 Corybas, K6r-i-bas. 
 Corybassa, Kor-i-bas-a. 
 Corybus, K6r-i-bus. 
 Corycia, Ko-riJ-i-a. 
 Corycides, Ko-ris-i-dsz. 
 Corycius, Ko-riJ-i-us. 
 Corycus, K6r-i-kus. 
 Corydon, K6r-i-don. 
 Coryla, K6r-i-la, and 
 Coryleum, Kor-i-le-um. 
 Corymbifer, Ko-rim-bi-fer. 
 Coryna, K6r-i-na. 
 Coryneta, Kor-i-ns-ta, and 
 Corynetes, Kor-i-ns-tez. 
 Coryphasium, Kor-i-fa-3i-um. 
 Coryphe, K6r-i-fe. 
 Corytha, Ko-rj-ta. 
 Corythenses, Kor-i-ten-SEZ. 
 Corythus, K6r-i-tus. 
 Corytus, Ko-rj-tus. 
 
 Cossa, K6s-a, and 
 Cosae, Ko-SE. 
 Cosconius, Kos-k(f)-ni-us. 
 Cosingas, Ko-sin-gas. 
 Cosis, Ku-sis. 
 
 Cosmus, Kos-mus. 
 Cossea, K6s-E-a. 
 Cossus, K6s-us. 
 Cossutii, Kos-q,-Ji-j. 
 Costoboei, Kos-to-bE-j. 
 Cosyra, Ko-sj-ra. 
 Cotes, Ko-tez, and 
 Cottes, K6t-EZ. 
 Cothon, K6-ton. 
 Cothonea, Ko-t6-n8-a. 
 Cotiso, K6t-i-sQ. 
 Cotta, K6t-Q. 
 
 CottifB Alpes, K6t-i-e Al'pez. 
 Cottonis, Kot-6-nis. 
 Cottus, K6t-us. 
 Cotyseuin, Kot-i-e-um. 
 Cotylaeus, Kot-i-ls-us. 
 Cotylius, Ko-til-i-us. 
 Cotyora, Ko-tj-o-ra. 
 Cotys, Ko-tis. 
 Cotytto, Kca-tit-o. 
 Cragus, Kra-gus. 
 Crambusa, Kram-bi],-sa. 
 Cranai, Kran-a-j. 
 Cranapes, Kran-a-pez. 
 Cranaus, Kran-a-us. 
 Crane, Kra-ns. 
 Craneum, Kra-ns-um. 
 Cranii, Kra-ni-j. 
 Cranon, Kra-non, and 
 Crannon, Kran-on. 
 Crantor, Kran-ter. 
 Crassitius, Kra-siJ-i-us. 
 Crassus, Kras-us. 
 Crastinus, Kras-tj-nus. 
 Crataeus, Kra-tE-us. 
 Cratais, Krat-a-is. 
 Crater, Kra-ter. 
 Craterus. Krat-g-rus. 
 Crates, Kra-t£z. 
 Cratesiclea, Krat-es-i-klg-a. 
 Cratesipolis, Krat-E-sip-o-lis. 
 Cratesippidas, Krat-g-sip-i-das, 
 Crateus, Kra-tg-us. 
 Cratevas, Kra-tg-vas. 
 Crathis, Kra-tis. 
 Cratinus, Kra-tj-nus. 
 Cratippus, Kra-tip-us. 
 Cratylus, Krat-i-lus. 
 Crausiae, Kre-si-g. 
 Crausis, Kre-sis. 
 Crauxidas, Kra-dks-i-das. 
 Cremera, Krem-g-ra. 
 Cremides, Krem-i-dgz. 
 Cremma, Krem-a. 
 Cremniyon, Krem-i-on, and 
 Cromrayon, Krom-i-on. 
 Cremni, Krem-nj, and 
 Cremnos, Kremnos. 
 Cremona, Krg-mo-na. 
 Creniutius, Krg-m^-Ji-ua. 
 Creon, KrE-on. 
 Creontiades, Krg-on-tj-a-dgz. 
 Creophilus, Krg-of-i-lus. 
 Creperius, Krg-pg-ri-us. 
 Cres, Krgz. 
 Cresa, Krg-sa, and 
 Cressa, Kres-a. 
 Cresius, Krg-Ji-us. 
 Cresphontes, Kres-f6n-tEZ. 
 Cressas, Kres-as. 
 Cressius, KreJ-i-us. 
 Creston, Kres-ton, 
 Cresus, Krg-sus. 
 Creta, Krg-ta. 
 Crete, KrEt. {£ng.y
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 687 
 
 Cretteus, KrE-te-us. 
 
 Crete, Kre-le. 
 
 Cretea, Krt-te-a. 
 
 Crctes, Krg-tez. 
 
 Creteus, Kre-ts-us. 
 
 Cretheis, Krt-ts-is. 
 
 Cretheus, Kre-te-us. 
 
 Crethona, Kret-o-na. 
 
 Cretifus, Kret-i-kus. 
 
 Creusa, Kr8-y4-sa. 
 
 Creusis, Kre-yi^-sis. 
 
 Criasus, Kri-a-sus. 
 
 Crinippus, Krj-nip-us. 
 
 Crinis, Krj-nis. 
 
 Crinisus, Kri-nj-sus, and 
 
 Crimisiis, Kri-mj-sus. 
 
 Crino, Kri-no. 
 
 Crison, Krj-son. 
 
 Crispina, Kris-pj-na. 
 
 Crispinus, Kris-pj-nus. 
 
 Critula, Krit-a-la. 
 
 Critheis, Krit-s-is. 
 
 Crithote, Kri-to-te. 
 
 Critias, KriJ-i-as. 
 
 Crito, Krj-tcD. 
 
 Critobulus, Krit-o-bix-tus. 
 
 Critognatu?, Krit-og-na-tus. 
 
 Critolaus, Krit-o-la-us. 
 
 Crius, Krj-us. 
 
 Crobialus, Kro-bj-a-lus. 
 
 Crobyzi, Krob-i-zj. 
 
 Crocab, Krok-a-le. 
 
 Crocete, Kro-se-E. 
 
 Crocodilopolis, Krok-o-di-16p-o- 
 
 lis. 
 Crocus, Kro-kus. 
 Croe-us, Krs-sus. 
 Croites, Kro-i-tez. 
 Cronii, Kro-tnj. 
 Crommyon, Krom-i-on. 
 Cromna, Krom-na. 
 Cromus, Kro-mus. 
 Cronia, Kro-ni-a. 
 Cronides, Kr6n-i-d£Z. 
 Cronium, Kro-ni-uin. 
 Crophi, Kro'j-fj. 
 Crosstea, Kros-s-a. 
 Crotalus, Krot-a-lus. 
 Croton, KrQ-ton. 
 Crotona, Kro-to-na. 
 Crotoniatis, Krot-CD-nj-a-tis. 
 Crotopias, Kro-tw-pi-as. 
 Crotopus, Kro-t<a-pus. 
 Crunos, KrA-nos. 
 Crusi?, Knf)-sis. 
 Crustumeri, Krus-tq,-inE-rj. 
 Crustumcria, Krus-tv|,-inE-ri-a. 
 Crustumerium, Krus-tn,-mE-ri- 
 
 um. 
 Crustuminum, Krus-ti|-mi-nuin. 
 Crustumium, Krus-t\i,-mi-um. 
 Crustunus, Krus-tq,-nus, and 
 Crusturncnius, Krus-tur-ne-ni-us 
 Crynis, Krj-nis. 
 Cteatus, Te-a-tus. 
 Ctemene. Tem-E-n£. 
 Ctenos, Te-hos 
 Ctesias, Te-Ji-as. 
 Ctesibius, Ts-sib-i-us. 
 Ctesicles, Tes-i-klsz. 
 Ctesilochus, Te-sil-ca-kus. 
 Ctesiphon, Tes-i-fon. 
 Ctesippus, Tfi-sip-us. 
 Ctimcne, Tim-E-ne. 
 Cucufas. Kvi,-kii,-fas. 
 Cularo, Ki^-la-ro. 
 
 Cuma, Ki\,-ma, and 
 
 Cumie, Ki],-mE. 
 
 Cunaxa, Ki|-naks-a. 
 
 Cupavo, Ki],-pa-vo, 
 
 Gupentui, Ki|-pen-tus. 
 
 Cupido, Ki|-pi-do. 
 
 Cupiennius, Kn,-pi-en-i-us. 
 
 Cures, Kvi,-rEz. 
 
 Curetes, Ki^-rs-tEZ. 
 
 Curetis, Kq,-re-tis. 
 
 Curia, Ki\-ri-a. 
 
 Curiatii, Ki],-ri-a-Ji-j. 
 
 Curio, Kii,-ri-Q. 
 
 Curiosolitse, Kij^-ri-o-sol-i-tE. 
 
 Curium, Ki\-ri-uni. 
 
 Curius Dentatus, K^-ri-us Den- 
 
 ta-tus. 
 Curtia, Kdr-Ji-a. 
 Curtillus, Kur-til-us. 
 Curtius, Kur-Ji-us. 
 Curulis, Ki]^-ri-lis. 
 Cussaei, Kus-e-j. 
 Cutilium, Kq,-til-i-um. 
 Cyamosorus, Sj-am-o-SQ-rus. 
 Cj'ane, Si-a-n£. 
 Cyaneae, Sj-a-nE-E. 
 Cyanee, Sj-a-ns-E, and 
 Cyanea, Si-a-n£-a. 
 Cyaneus, Sj-a-uE-us. 
 Cyanippe, Si-a-nip-E. 
 Cyanippus, Sj-a-nip-us. 
 Cyaraxes, Sj-a-raks-EZ, 
 Cyaxares, Sj-aks-a-rsz. 
 Cybebe, Si-be-bB. 
 Cybela, Sib-£-la, a7id Si-bs-la. 
 Cybele, Sib-£-l£. 
 Cybelus, Sib-E-lus. 
 Cybira, Sib-i-ra. 
 Cycesium, Sj-SE-ji-um. 
 Cychreus, Sik-r£-us. 
 Cyclades, Sik-la-dsz. 
 Cyclopes, Sj-kl6-pez. 
 Cyclops, Sj-klops. {Eng.) 
 Cycnus, Sik-nus. 
 Cyda, Sj-da. 
 Cydias, Sid-i-as. 
 Cydippe, Sj-dip-e. 
 Cydnus, Sid-nus. 
 Cydon, Si-don. 
 Cydonia, Si-do-ni-a. 
 Cydrara, Sid-ra-ra. 
 Cydrolaus, Sid-ro-la-ns. 
 Cygnus, Sig-nus. 
 Cylabus, Sil-a-bus. 
 Cylices, Sil-i-SEZ. 
 Cylindus, Si-lin-dus. 
 Cyllabarus, Si-lab-a-rus. 
 Cyllarus, 8il-a-rus. 
 Cyllen, Sil-en. 
 Cyllene, Si-lE-ns. 
 Cylleneius, SiI-£-nE-yus. 
 Cyllyrii, Si-lir-i-j. 
 , Cylon, Sj-lon. 
 Cyma, Sj-ma, er 
 Cymae, Sj-mE. 
 Cyme, Si-m£, and 
 Cymo, Sj-mo. 
 Cymodoce, Si-mod-o-se. 
 Cymodocea, Si-mod-o-SE-a. 
 Cymodoceas, Sj-mod-o-SE-as. 
 Cymolus, Sim-o-lus, and Sj-mo- 
 
 lus. 
 Cymopolia, Sim-o-p^-li-a. 
 Cymothoe, Sj-m6t-o-8. 
 Cynaegirus, Sin-E-jj-rus. 
 Cynaethium, Si-n£-ti-um. 
 
 Cynane, Sj-na-nE. 
 Cynapes, Sj-na-p£z. 
 Cynara, Sin-a-ra. 
 Cynaxa, Si-naks-a, 
 Cyneas, Sin-£-as. 
 Cynegetse, Si-neg-E-tE. 
 Cynegirus, Sin-£-jj-ru3. 
 Cynesii, Si-nE-ji-j. 
 Cynetas, Sin-E-te. 
 Cynethussa, Sin-E-tus-a. 
 Cynia, Sin-i-a. 
 Cynici, Sin-i-sj. 
 Cynisca, Sj-nis-ka. 
 Cyno, Sj-no. 
 
 Cynocephale, Sin-o-sef-a-l£. 
 Cynocephali, Sin-o-sef-a-lj. 
 Cynophontis, Sin-o-fon-tis. 
 Cynortas, Si-ner-tas. 
 Cynortion, Si-ner-Ji-on. 
 Cynos, Sj-nos. 
 Cynosarges, Sin-o-s^r-JEZ. 
 Cynosseraa, Sin-os-s-ma. 
 Cynosura, Sin-o-sii-ra. 
 Cynosure, Sin-o-stj^r. {Eng.) 
 Cynthia, Sin-ti-a. 
 Cynthius, Sin-ti-us. 
 Cynthus, Sin-tus. 
 Cynurenses, Sin-yn-r^n-sez, 
 Cynus, S|-uus. 
 Cyparissi, Sip-a-ris-i, and 
 Cyparissia, Sip-a-riJ-i-a. 
 CyparissQs, Sip-a-ris-us. 
 Cyphara, Sif-a-ra. 
 Cyprianus, Sip-ri-a-nus. 
 Cyprus, Sj-prus. 
 Cypsela, Sip-SE-la. 
 Cypselides, Sip-sel-i-dEZ. 
 Cypselus, Sip-SE-lus. 
 Cyraunis, Sj-re-nis. 
 Cyre, Si-r£. 
 
 Cyrenaica, Sj-rE-na-i-ka. 
 Cyrenaici, Sj-rE-na-i-sj. 
 Cyrene, Sj-rs-nE. 
 Cyreschata, Si-res-ka-ta. 
 Cyriades, Si-rj-a-dEZ. 
 Cyrillus, Si-ril-us. 
 Cyril, Sir-ii. {Eng.) 
 Cyrinus, Si-rj-nus. 
 Cyme, Ser-n£. 
 Cyrnus, Ser-nus. 
 Cyropsedia, Sj-ro-pE-dj-a. 
 Cyropolis, Sj-rop-o-lis. 
 Cyrreei, Si-rs-j. 
 Cyrrhadae, Sir-a-de. 
 Cyrrhes, Sir-£Z. 
 Cyrrhus, Sir-us. 
 Cyrriana, Sir-i-a-na. 
 Cyrsilus, Ser-sj-lus. 
 Cyrus, Sj-rus. 
 Cyta, Sj-ta. 
 Cytseis, Sj-tE-is. 
 Cythera, 8j-t£-ra. 
 Cytheraea, Sifi-E-rs-a, er 
 Cytherea, Sit-E-rs-a. 
 Cytheris, Sit-E-ris. 
 Cytherius, Si-t£-ri-u3. 
 Cytheron, Si-ts-ron. 
 Cytherun, Sj-tE-run. 
 Cytherus, Sit-E-rus. 
 Cythnos, Sit-nos. 
 Cytineum, Si-tin-E-um. 
 Cytissorus, Sit-i-su-rus. 
 Cytorus, Sj-to-rus. 
 Cyziceni, Siz-i-s£-nj. 
 Cyzieum, Siz-i-kum 
 Cyzicus, Siz-i-kus.
 
 688 
 
 GE8K AND LATIN PROPER NC[MZ. 
 
 D. 
 
 DavE, Da-8, er 
 Drtha;, Da-he. 
 Daci, Da-sj, and 
 Daeae, Da-se. 
 Dacia, Da-Ji-a. 
 Dactyli, Dak-ti-li. 
 Dadicaj, Dad-i-SB. 
 Dsedala, Ded-a-la. 
 Daedalion, De-da-li-on. 
 Dtedalus, Ded-a-lua. 
 Dfcmon, DE-mon. 
 Dai, Da-j. 
 Daieles, Da-i-klez. 
 Daides, Da-i-dez. 
 Daimaehiis, Da-im-a-kus. 
 Daimenes, Da-im-e-nez. 
 Daiphron, Da-i-fron. 
 Daira, Da-j-rct. 
 Daldia, Dal-di-a. 
 Dalmatia, Dal-ma-Ji-a. 
 Dalmatius, Dal-ma-Ji-us. 
 Dnmagetus, Dam-a-js-tu5. 
 Damalis, Datn-a-lis. 
 Damas, Da-mas. 
 Damasceua, Dam-a-SE-na. 
 Damascius, Da-mas-Ji-ns. 
 Damascus, Da-mas-kus. 
 Damasichthon, Dam-a-sik-ton. 
 Damasippus, Dam-a-sip-us. 
 Damasistratus, Dam-a-sis-tra- 
 
 tus. 
 Dauiasithynus, Dam-a-sit-i-nus. 
 Damasiton, Dam-a-si-ton. 
 Damastes, Da-mas-tEZ. 
 Damia, Da-mi-a. 
 Dainippus, Da-mip-us. 
 Damis, Da-mis. 
 Damnorix, Dam-no-riks. 
 Damo, Da-mo. 
 Damocles, Dam-o-kkz. 
 Damocrates, Da-mok-ra-tsz. 
 Damocrita, Da-mok-ri-ta. 
 Damocritus, Da-mok-ri-tus. 
 Damon, Da-mon. 
 Damophantus, Dam-o-fan-tus. 
 Damophila, Da-mof-i-la. 
 Damophilus, Da-mot'-i-lus. 
 Damophou, Dam-o-fon. 
 
 Damostratus, Da-mos-tra-tus. 
 Damoxenus, Da-moks-E-nus. 
 
 Damyrias, Da-mir-i-as. 
 
 Dana, Da-na. 
 
 Danae, Dan-a-£. 
 
 Danai, Dan-a-j. 
 
 Danaides, Da-na-i-dez. 
 
 Danala, Dan-a-la. 
 
 Danaus, Dan-a-us. 
 
 Dandari, Dan-da-rj, and 
 
 Dandaridaj, Dan-dar-i-de. 
 
 Dandon, Dan-don. 
 
 Danubius, Da-n\|-bi-u3. 
 
 Danube, Dan-yxib. 
 
 Daochus, Da-o-kus. 
 
 Daphnae, Daf-UE. 
 
 Daphnceus, Daf-nl-us. 
 
 Daphne, Daf-ne. 
 
 Daphnephoria, Daf-n£-f6-ri-a. 
 
 Daphnis, Daf-nis. 
 
 Daphnus, Daf-nus. 
 
 Daraba,- Drir-a-ba. 
 
 Daraps, Da-raps. 
 Dardani, D4r-da-nj. 
 Dardania, Dar-da-ni-a. 
 Dardanides, Dar-dan-i-dez. 
 Dardanis, Dqr-da-nis. 
 Dardanus, Dqr-da-nus. 
 Dares, Da-rsz. 
 Daretis, Da-rg-tis. 
 Daria, Da-rj-a. 
 Dariaves, Da-rj-a-VEZ. 
 Daritae, Da-rj-tE. 
 Darius, Da-rj-us. 
 Dascon, Das-kon. 
 Dascylitis, Das-i-lj-tis. 
 Dascylus, Das-i-lus. 
 Dasea, Da-se-a. 
 Dasius, Da-Ji-us. 
 DassaretiB, Das-ar-E-ts, or 
 Dassaritse, Das-a-rj-tE. 
 Dassareni, Das-a-rE-nj, er 
 Dassaritii, Das-a-riJ-i-j. 
 Datames, Dat-a-msz. 
 Dataphernes, Dat-a-fer-nsz. 
 Datis, Da-tis. 
 Datos, Da-tos, er 
 Daton, Da-ton. 
 Daulis, Da-lis. 
 Dauni, De-nj. 
 Daunia, De-ni-a. 
 Daunus, De-nus. 
 Daurifcr, Do-ri-fer, and 
 Daurises, Do-ri-ssz. 
 Davara, Dav-a-ra. 
 Deeaduchi, Dek-a-di^-kj. 
 Decapolis, De-kap-Q-lis. 
 Decebalus, DE-seb-a-lus. 
 Deeeleum. De-sb-Ie-udj. 
 Decelus, Des-s-las. 
 Decemviri, D£-sem-vi-rj. 
 Decetia, De-se-Ji-a. 
 Decidius Saxa, De-sid-i-us 
 
 Saks -a. 
 Decineus, DB-sin-E-us. 
 Deeius, Ds-Ji-us. 
 
 Decurio, DE-ki^-ri-o. 
 Deditamenes, Ded-i-tam-E-nzz. 
 Deicoon, DB-ik-o-on. 
 
 Deidamia, De-id-a-mj-a. 
 
 Deileon, De-il-E-on. 
 
 Deilochus, DE-il-o-kus. 
 
 Deimachus, DE-im-a-kus. 
 
 Deiochus, Ds-j-o-kus. 
 
 Deione, De-I-o-he. 
 
 Deioneus, DE-i-6-nB-us. 
 
 Deiopeia, DE-j-o-pe-ya. 
 
 Deiphila, DE-if-i-la. 
 
 Deiphobe, DE-if-o-b£. 
 
 Deiphobus, DE-if-Q-bu3. 
 
 Deiphon, Dfi-i-fon. 
 
 Deiphontes, DE-i-fon-tEZ. 
 
 Deipyle, Ds-ip-i-lE. 
 
 Deipylus, Ds-ip-i-lus. 
 
 Deipyrus, DB-ip-i-rus. 
 
 Dejanira, Dej-a-nj-ra. 
 
 Dejoces, Dej-o-sez. 
 
 Dejotarus, Ds-jot-a-rus. 
 
 Deldon, Del-don. 
 
 Delia, Ds-li-a. 
 
 Deliades, DE-lj-a-dEZ. 
 
 Delium, DE-li-ura. 
 
 Delius, De-H-us. 
 Delmatius, Del-ma-Ji-us. 
 Delminium, Del-min-i-um. 
 Delos, De-Ios. 
 Delphi, Del-fi. 
 Delphicus, Del-fi-kus. 
 Delphinia, Del-fin-i-a. 
 Delphinium, Del-fin-i-um. 
 Delphus, Del-fus. 
 Delphyne, Del-fj-ne. 
 Delta, Del-ta. 
 Demades, Dem-a-d£z. 
 Demajnetus, DB-men-E-tus. 
 Demagorus, DE-mag-o-ras. 
 Demarata, Dem-a-ra-ta. 
 Demaratus, Dem-a-ra-tns. 
 Demarchus, Ds-mc'ir-kus. 
 Demareta, Dem-a-rs-ta. 
 Demariste, Dem-a-ris-t£. 
 Demea, Ds-mE-a. 
 Demetria, DE-mg-tri-a. 
 Demetrias, Ds-me-tri-as. 
 Demetrius, De-mB-tri-us. 
 Demo, DE-mo. 
 
 Demoanassa, Dem-o-a-nas-a. 
 Democedes, Dem-o-ss-dEZ. 
 Demochares, DE-m6k-a-r£z. 
 Damocles, Dem-o-kUz. 
 Democoon, Ds-mok-o-on. 
 Demoerates, Ds-mok-ra-tEZ. 
 Dcmocritus, DE-raok-ri-tus. 
 Demodice, De-mod-i-SE. 
 Demodoeus, Ds-mod-o-kus. 
 Demoleon, D£-m6-lE-on. 
 Demoleus, DE-mo-lE-us. 
 Demon, DE-mon. 
 Demonassa, Dem-o-nas-Q. 
 Demonax, D£-m6-naks. 
 Demonica, Dem-o-nj-ka. 
 Demonicus, Dcm-o-nj-kus. 
 Dcmophantuf, Dcm-o-fan-tus. 
 Domojikilu?. DE-mof-i-las. 
 Demopbon. Dem-o-fon. 
 Demophoon, De-mof-o-on. 
 Demopolis, D£-m6p-CD-lis. 
 Denies, Ds-mos. 
 
 Demosthenes, De-mos-tE-nEZ. 
 
 Demoftratus, D£-m6s-tra-tus. 
 
 Demylus, Dem-i-lus. 
 
 Deodatus, De-od-a-tus. 
 
 Deois, DE-6-is. 
 
 Derbiees, Der-bi-SEZ. 
 
 Derce, Der-SE. 
 
 Dercennus, Der-sen-us. 
 
 Derceto, Der-SE-to, and 
 
 Dereetis, Der-SE-tis. 
 
 Dercyllidas, Der-sil-i-das. 
 
 Dercyllus, Der-sil-us. 
 
 Dercynus, Der-si-nus. 
 
 Dersa»i, Der-se-j. 
 
 Derusiffii, DE-ntt-si-E-j. 
 
 Desudaba, DE-siid-a-ba. 
 
 Deucalion, Dq-ka-li-on. 
 
 Deucctius, Dq-sE-Ji-us. 
 
 Deudorix, Di\-do-riks. 
 
 Dexamene, Deks-am-E-ne. 
 
 Dexamenus, Deks-am-E-nus. 
 
 Dexippus, Deks-ip-us, 
 
 Dexithea, Deks-it-E-a. 
 
 Dcxius. Deks-i-us.
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 689 
 
 Dia, Di-a. 
 
 Diacopena, Di-ak-o-pe-na. 
 Diacturides, Dj-ak-tdr-i-dez. 
 Diadumenianus, Dj-a-dq,-mE-ni- 
 
 a-nus. 
 Diaeus, Dj-8-u3. 
 DiagoD, Dj-a-gon, and 
 Diagain, Dj-a,-gum. 
 Diagoras, Dj-ag-o-ras. 
 Dialis, Dj-a-lis. 
 Diallus, Dj-al-us. 
 Diama-jtigoiis, Dj-a-mas-ti-gca-sis 
 Diana, Dj-a-na. 
 Dianasa, Dj-an-a-sa. 
 Diasia, Di-a-^i-a. 
 Dicaea, Dj-se-a. 
 Dicteus, l3i-=e-us. 
 Dica, Dj-=e. 
 
 Dicearchus, Dis-E-^r-kus. 
 Diceneus, Di-sg-ae-us. 
 DicoDja?, Dik-o-mas. 
 Dictaj, Dik-te. 
 
 Dictainnum, Dik-tam-nam, and 
 Dictyuna, Dik-tia-a. 
 Dictator, Dik-ta-tor. 
 Dictidienses, Dik-tid-i-ea-scz. 
 Dictys, Dik-tis. 
 Didius, Did-i-us. 
 Dido, Di-da. 
 Didyma, Did-i-ma. 
 Didymseus, Did-i-me-us. 
 Didyuiaon, Did-i-ma-on. 
 Didyine, Did-i-inE. 
 Didyuium, Did-i-mum. 
 Didymus, Did-i-mus. 
 Dieneces, Dj-en-e-sEz. 
 Diespiter, Dj-e?-pi-ter. 
 Digentia, Dj-jea-Ji-a 
 Digma, Dig-ma. 
 Dii, Di-j. 
 
 Dimassus, Dj-mas-us. 
 Dinarchus, Dj-nqr-kus. 
 Diniae, Din-i-£. 
 Dinias, Din-i-aa. 
 Diniche, Din-i-ke. 
 Dinochares, Dj-nok-a-rEZ. 
 Dinocrates, Dj-nok-ra-tEZ. 
 Dinodochus, Dj-nod-o-kus. 
 Dinolochus, Dj-nol-o-kus. 
 Dinomenes, Dj-nom-e-nEZ. 
 Dinon, Di-non. 
 Dinosthes, Dj-n6s-t£-nEZ. 
 Dinostratu?, Dj-nos-tra-tus. 
 Dioclea, Dj-di-klE-a. 
 Diocles, Dj-o-klEz. 
 Diocletianus, Dj-o-kle-Ji-a-nus. 
 Diocletian, Di-o-kle-Ji-an. 
 Diodorus, Dj-o-do-rus. 
 Dioetas, Dj-6-E-ta?. 
 Diogenes, Dj-oj-E-nEZ. 
 Diogenia, Dj-o-JE-ni-a. 
 Diogenus, Di-6j-E-nus. 
 Diognetus, Dj-og-nE-tus. 
 Diomeda, Dj-o-mE-da. 
 Diomedes, Dj-o-me-dsz. 
 Diomedon, Dj-o-ms-don. 
 Dion, Dj-on. 
 DionaEa, Dj-o-nE-a. 
 Dione, Dj-o-ne. 
 Dionysia, Di-o-niJ-i-u. 
 Dionysiades, Dj-o-ni-si-a-dEZ. 
 Dionysias, Dj-o-niJ-i-as. 
 Dionysides, Di-o-nis-i-dsz. 
 Dionysiodorus, Dj-o-nis-i-o-dw- 
 
 rus. 
 Dionysion, Di-Q-niz-i-on. 
 44' 
 
 Dioaysipolis, Di-o-ni-sip-o-lia. 
 Diunyiius, Dj-u-niJ-i-us. 
 Diophanes, Dj-6f-a-nez. 
 Diopliantus, Di-o-fan-tus. 
 Diopites, Di-ci-pi-tEz. 
 Diopcenus, Dj-o-ps-nus. 
 Diopolis, Dj-op-o-lis, 
 Diures, Dj-cJ-rEZ. 
 Dioryctus," Di-o-rik-tug. 
 Dioscorides, Dj-os-kor-i-dEZ. 
 Dioscoru:?, Dj-os-kia-rus. 
 , Dioscuri, Dj-d-skii-rj. 
 Dirjspage, Di-os-pa-JB. 
 Diospolis, Dj-os-po-lis. 
 Diotime, Di-Q-tj-me. 
 Diotimus, Dj-o-tj-mus. 
 Diotrephes, Di-6t-rg-f£z. 
 Dioxippe, Dj-oks-ip-E. 
 Dioxippus, Dj-oks-ip-us. 
 Dipaeae, Dj-ps-E. 
 Diphilas, Dif-i-la3. 
 Diphilus, Dif-i-lu3. 
 Diphoridas, Di-for-i-das. 
 Dipcense, Dj-ps-ne. 
 Dipsas, Dip-sas. 
 Dirae, Di-rE. 
 Dirce, Der-SE. 
 Dircenna, Der-sen-a. 
 Dirphia, Der-fi-a. 
 Discordia, Dis-ker-di-a. 
 Diiani, Dit-a-nj. 
 Dithyrambus, Dit-i-ram-bus. 
 Divitiacus, Div-i-tj-a-kus. 
 Divus Fidiui, Di-vu3 Fid-i-us. 
 Diyllus, Dj-il-us'. 
 Doberes, Do-bE-r£z. 
 Docilis, Dos-i-lis. 
 Docimus, Do3-i-mus. 
 Doclea, DcJ-klE-a. 
 Dodona, Di3-d6-na. 
 Dodonasus, Dod-o-ns-us. 
 Dodone, Do-do-nE. 
 Dodonides, Do-don-i-dEZ. 
 Doii, Do-i-j. 
 Dolabella, Dol-a-bel-a. 
 Dolichaon, Dol-i-ka-on. 
 D.iliche, Dol-i-k£. 
 Dolius, Do-li-us. 
 Doloraena, Dol-o-ms-na. 
 Dolon, DJj-Ion. 
 Dolonei, Do-lon-sj. 
 Dolupos, D61-o-pEz. 
 Dolophion, Da)-l<f)-fi-on. 
 Dolopia, Do-lQ-pi-a. 
 Dolops, Do-lops. 
 Domidueus, Dom-i-d4-ku3. 
 Dominica, Do-min-i-ka. 
 Domitia, Do-miJ-i-a. 
 Domitianu?, Do-miJ-i-a-nus. 
 Djmitian. Do-miJ-i-an. 
 Domitilla, Dom-i-til-a. 
 Domitius, Do-miJ-i-us. 
 Donatus. Do-na-tus. 
 Donilaus, Don-i-Ia-us. 
 Donuca, Do-n4-ka. 
 Donysa, Do-nj-sa. 
 Doracte, Do-rak-tE. 
 Dores, Do-pez, 
 Dorica, Dor-i-ka. 
 Doricus, D6r-i-ku3. 
 Dorienses, Do-ri-en-3£z. 
 Dorilas, D6r-i-la3. 
 Dorilaus, Dor-i-la-us. 
 Dorion, Do-ri-on. 
 Doris, D6-ris. 
 Doriseos, Da-ris-kus. 
 
 Dorium, Do-ri-um. 
 
 Dorius, D6-ri-us. 
 
 Dorostorum, Dia-ros-to-rum. 
 
 Dorsennus, Dor-sea-os. 
 
 Dorso, Dir-so. 
 
 Dorus, D(5-ru3. 
 
 Doryasus, Do-rj-a-sus. 
 
 Doryclus, Do-rj-klus. 
 
 Dorylaeum, Dor-i-lE-um, and 
 
 Dorylaeus, Dor-i-le-us. 
 
 Dorylas, D6r-i-Ia3. 
 
 Dorylaus, Dor-i-Ia-us. 
 
 Doryssus, Do-ri3-u3. 
 
 Dosci, Dos-j. 
 
 Dosiades, Do-sj-a-dsz. 
 
 Dossenus, Dos-E-nus. 
 
 Dotadas, Dot-a-daa. 
 
 Dotion, Do-ti-on. 
 
 Doto, Dij-to. 
 
 Dotus, D«i-ta3. 
 
 Doxander, Doks-an-der. 
 
 Dracanus, Dra-ka-nus. 
 
 Draco, Dra-ko. 
 
 Dracontides, Dra-kon-ti-dEz. 
 
 Dracus, Dra-kus. 
 
 Drances, Dran-SEZ. 
 
 Drangiana, Draa-ji-a-na. 
 
 Drapes, Dra-psz. 
 
 Drepana, Drep-a-na, and 
 
 Drepanum, Drep-a-num. 
 
 Drimachus, Drim-a-kus. 
 
 Driopides, Drj-op-i-dsz. 
 
 Drios, Dri-os.' 
 
 Droi, Dro-j. 
 
 Dromaeus, Dro-me-us. 
 
 Dropici, Drop-i-sj. 
 
 Dropion, Drii-pi-on. 
 
 Druentias, Droi-ea-Ji-us, and 
 
 Druentia, Droo-en-Ji-a. 
 
 Drugeri, DrA-JE-ri. 
 
 Druidae, Drai-i-dfil 
 
 Druids, Dr(f(-idz. 
 
 Drusilla Livia, Dr(D-sil-<i Lir-i-a. 
 
 Druso, D rob-so. 
 
 Drusus, Drco-sus. 
 
 Dryades, Drj-a-dsz. 
 
 Dryadz, Dri-adz. 
 
 Dryantiades, Drj-an-tj-a-dEZ. 
 
 Drymaea, Drj-mE-a. 
 
 Drymo, Drj-mo. 
 
 Drymus, Dri-mus. 
 
 Dryope, Dri-o-pE. 
 
 Dryopeia, Dri-o-pe-ya. 
 
 Dryopes, Drj-o-pEZ. 
 
 Dryopis, Dri-o-pis, and 
 
 Dryopida, Drj-6p-i-da. 
 
 Dryops, Drj-ops. 
 
 Drypetis, Drip-s-tis. 
 
 Ducetius, Di^-ss-Ji-us. 
 
 Duillia, Dq,-il-i-a. 
 
 Duillius Nepos, Dq,-il-i-u3 Ne- 
 
 pos. 
 Dulichium, Dq,-lik-i-um. 
 Dumnorix, Ddm-no-riks. 
 Dnnax, Dq-naks. 
 Duratius, Dv|,-ra-Ji-us. 
 Darius, Di^-ri-ns. 
 Duronia, Dq,-r6-ni-a. 
 Duumviri, Dq,-um-vi-rj. 
 Dyagondas, Dj-a-g'')n-dao. 
 Dyardenses, Dj-ar-den-s£z. 
 Dymae, Dj-mE. 
 Dymasi, Di-mc-j. 
 Dymas, Dj-raas. 
 Dymnus, Ditn-nus. 
 Dynamene, I))_-uain-£-ne.
 
 690 
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NCIMZ. 
 
 Dynaste, Dj-nas-tc. 
 Dyras, Dj-ras. 
 Dyraspes, Dj-ras-pez. 
 
 Dyrii, Dj-ris. 
 Dyrrachium, Di-ra-ki-um. 
 Dysaules, Dj-se-lez. 
 
 Dysoinetus, Dis-i-ne-tus 
 Dysorum, Dj-s6-rum. 
 Dyspontii, Dis-p6n-Ji-j, 
 
 E. 
 
 Eanes, S'a-nez. 
 Eanus, S-a-nus. 
 Earinus, S-ar-i-nus. 
 Easium, P-a-Ji-utn. 
 Ebdomo, Eb'do-mE. 
 Ebon, f/bon. 
 Ebora, Eb'o-ra. 
 Eboracum, 8-b6r-a-kum. 
 Eburones, Eb-yn,-rQ-n8z. 
 Ebusus, Eb'yTi,-sus. 
 Ecaineda, Ek-a-mE-da. 
 Ecbatana, Ek-bat-a-na. 
 Ecechiria, Es-e-kir-i-a. 
 Ecbecrates, 8-ket-ra-tez. 
 Echedainia, Ek-E-da-mi-a. 
 Echelatus, 8-kel-a-tus. 
 Echelta, 8-kel-ta. 
 Echelus, Ek'E-!us. 
 Echombrotus, S-kem-bro-tus. 
 Eoheinon, S-kg-mon. 
 Echemus, Ek'E-mus. 
 Echeneus, Ek-E-ns-us. 
 Echephron, Ek's-fron, 
 Echepoliis, S-kep-o-lus. 
 Echestratus, 8-kes-tra-tus. 
 Eahevethenses, 8-kev-E-ten-S£Z. 
 Eahidna, 8-kid-na. 
 Eehidorus, Ek-i-dcS-rus. 
 Eobinades, 8-kin-a-dEZ. 
 Echinon, 8-kj-non. 
 Echinus, 8-kj-nus. 
 Echinussa, Ek-i-nds-a. 
 Echion, 8-kj-on. 
 Echionides, Ek-i-on-i-dsz. 
 Echionius, Ek-i-6-ni-us. 
 Echo, Ek'o. 
 Edossa, 8-de3-a, and 
 Edesa, 8-dE-sa. 
 Edisa, 8-dis-a. 
 Edon, 8'doa. 
 Edoni, 8-d(5-nj. 
 Edylias, 8-dil-i-as. 
 Eetion, 8-e-ti-on. 
 Egelidas, 8-jel-i-daz. 
 Egeria, 8-J£-ri-a. 
 Egesaretus, 8-jes-a-r£-tus. 
 Egesinus, Ej-E-sj-nus. 
 Egesta, S-jes-ta. 
 Egnatia, Eg-na-Ji-a. 
 Egnatius, Eg-na-Ji-us. 
 Kion, 8-j-on. 
 Eiones, fi-j-o-nez. 
 Eioneus, 8-j-(5-nE-us. 
 Ejoneus, 8-j6-n£-us. 
 Elabontes, El-a-b6a-t£z. 
 Klaea, 8-lE-a. 
 tloeus, 8-Ie-us. 
 
 ] lagabalus, El-a-ga-ba-lus, w 
 1 lagabalus, El-a-gab-a-lus. 
 1 laites, El-a-i-tEz. 
 1 laius, 8-la-yus. 
 t laphebolia, El-a-fE-bo-li-a. 
 Maphisea, El-a-fi-e-a. 
 Elaphus, El-a-fus. 
 Klaptonius, El-ap-tQ-ni-us. 
 Elara 8-la-rii. 
 
 Elatea, El-a-t£-a. 
 
 Elatus, 8-la-tus. 
 
 Elaver, 8-la-ver. 
 
 Elea, S'ls-a. 
 
 Eleates, 8-l£-a-tEZ. 
 
 Eleetra, 8-lek-tra. 
 
 Electrae, 8-lek-trE. 
 
 Electrides, 8-lek-tri-d£Z. 
 
 Electryon, 8-lek-tri-on. 
 
 Elei, 8-lE-i. 
 
 Eleleus, EI-e-Ie-us. 
 
 Eleon, S'lE-on. 
 
 Eleontum, El-E-6n-tum. 
 
 Elephantis, El-s-fan-tis. 
 
 Elephantophagi, El-E-fan-tof-a- 
 
 Elephenor, El-E-fs-nor. 
 Eleporu, El-E-pa-rd). 
 Eleuchia, 8-lii-ki-a. 
 Eleus, 8'1e-us. 
 Eleusinia, El-yn,-sin-i-a. 
 Eleusis, S-lii-sis. 
 Eleuther, 8-li\,-{ler. 
 Eleuthera;, 8-h|,-t£-r£. 
 Eleutheria, EI-yq-fiE-ri-a. 
 Eleutheroeilices, 8-lii,-t£-ro-sil- 
 
 i-SEZ. 
 
 Eleutho, S-hi-to. 
 Elicius, 8-liJ-i-us. 
 Eliensis, El-i-en-sis, and 
 Eliaca, 8-l)-a-ka. 
 Elimea, El-i-mE-a. 
 Elis, S'lis. 
 
 Elisphasii, El-is-fa-Ji-j. 
 Elissa, 8-lis-a. 
 Elissus, 8-lis-us. 
 Ellopia, El-6-pi-a. 
 Elorus, 8-I6-rus. 
 Elos, S'los. 
 Elpenor, El-pe-nor. 
 Elpinice, El-pi-nj-SE. 
 Eluina, El-yi|,-j-na. 
 Elyces, El'i-sEz. 
 Elymais, El-i-ma-is. 
 Elymi, El'i-mj. 
 Elymus, El'i-mus. 
 Elyrus, El'i-rus. 
 Elysium, S-lig-i-um. 
 Emathia, 8-ma-ti-a. 
 Eniathion, 8-ma-ti-on. 
 Embatum, Em'ba-tum. 
 Emboliina, Eni-bo-lj-ma. 
 Emorita, 8-mer-i-ta. 
 Euiessa, 8-me3-a, and 
 Emissa, 8-rais-a. 
 Emmelius, Em-E-li-us. 
 Einoda, 8-m6-da. 
 Emodus, 8-mcD-dus. 
 Empednoles, Em-ped-CD-klEZ. 
 Emperatnus, Em-pE-ra-mus. 
 Empoclus, Em-pa-klus. 
 Emporia, Em-pd)-ri-a. 
 Empusa, Em-pi\,-sa. 
 Enceladus, En-sel-a-dus. 
 EnchelcK, En-kel-E-£. 
 Endeis, En'dE-is. 
 
 Endera, En-de-ra. 
 
 Endymion, Ea-dim-i-on. 
 
 Eneti, 8-ne-tj. 
 
 Engyutn, En-jj-um. 
 
 Enienses, En-i-en-S£Z. 
 
 Eniopeus, En-i-o-pE-us. 
 
 Enipeus 8-ni-pE-us. 
 
 Euispe, 8-nis-p£. 
 
 Enna, En'a. 
 
 Ennia, En'i-a. 
 
 Ennius, En'i-us. 
 
 Ennomus, En'o-mus. 
 
 Ennosigajus, En-os-i-je-us. 
 
 Enope, En'o-p£. 
 
 Enops, 8'nops. 
 
 Enos, 8'nos. 
 
 Enosicbthon, En-o-sik-toa. 
 
 EnotoeoetiB, 8-not-Q-ss-te. 
 
 Entella, En-tel-a. 
 _Entellus, En-tel-us. 
 
 Enyalius, En-i-a-li-us. 
 
 Enyo, 8-nj-CD. 
 
 Eone, 8'cD-nE. 
 
 Eos, S'os. 
 
 Eous, 8-o-us. 
 
 Epagris, 8-pa-gris. 
 Epaminondas, 8-pam-i-u6a-da5. 
 Epantelii, Ep-an-tE-li-j. 
 Epaphroditus, 8-paf-rQ-di-tu3. 
 Epaphus, Ep'a-fus. 
 Epasnactus, Ep-as-nak-tus. 
 
 Epebolus, 8-peb-o-lus. 
 
 Epei, 8-p£-j. 
 Epeus, S-pE-us. 
 Ephesus, Ef's-sus. 
 Ephetae, Ef'E-tE. 
 Ephialtes. Ef-i-al-tEZ. 
 Ephori, Ef'o-rj. 
 Ephorus, Ef'o-riis. 
 Ephyra, E£'i-ra. 
 Epicaste, Ep-i-kas-tE. 
 Epicerides, Ep-i-ser-i-dEz. 
 Epichaides, Ep-i-ka-i-dEZ. 
 Epicharis, 8-pik-a-ris. 
 Epicharmus, Ep-i-kqr-mus. 
 Epicles, Ep'i-klEZ. 
 Epiclides, Ep-i-kli-dEZ. 
 Epierates, 8-pik-ra-tEZ. 
 Epictetus, Ep-ik-tE-tus. 
 Epicurus, Ep-i-kii,-rus. 
 Epicydes, 8-pik-i-d£z. 
 Epidamnus, Ep-i-dam-nus. 
 Epidaphne, Ep-i-daf-uE. 
 Epidauria, Ep-i-do-ri-a. 
 Epidaurus, Ep-i-de-rus. 
 Epidius, 8-pid-i-us. 
 Epidotffi, Ep-i-do-tE. 
 Epigenes, 8-pij-E-nEZ. 
 Epigcus, 8-pij-£-us. 
 Epigoni, 8-pig o-nj. 
 Epigonus, 8-pig-Q-nua. 
 Epii, 8-pi-j, and 
 Epei, 8-pE-j. 
 Epilaris, 8-pil-a-ris. 
 Epimelides, Ep-i-inel-i-d£Z. 
 Epiraenes, 8-piui-E-n£z.
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 691 
 
 Epimenides, Ep-i-men-i-dez. 
 Epimetheus, Ep-i-ins-ti-us. 
 Epiuiethis, Ep-i-me-tis. 
 Epioohus, 8-pj-a-ku3. 
 Epione, S-pj-o-ne. 
 Epiphanes, 8-pif-a-n8Z. 
 Epiphania, Ep-i-fa-nj-a. 
 Epiphanius. Ep-i-fa-ni-us. 
 Epipolae, 8-pip-o-lE. 
 Epirus, g-pj-rus. 
 Epistrophus, S-pis-tro-fus. 
 Epitades, 8-pit-a-dEZ. 
 Epium, 8'pi-um. 
 Epona, Ep'o-na. 
 Epopeus, 8-pc»-pe-us 
 Eporedorix, Ep-o-red-o-riks. 
 Epulo, Ep'yTi,-lo. 
 Epytides, 8-pit-i-dez. 
 Epytus, Ep'i-tus. 
 Equajusta, 8-kwa-jns-ta. 
 Equicolus, 8-kwik-o-lus. 
 Equiria, 8-kwir-i-a. 
 Equotuticum, 8-kwo-t4-ti-kum. 
 Eracon, Er'a-kon. 
 Eraea, 8-re-a. 
 Erasinus, Er-a-sj-nus. 
 Erasippus, Er-a-sip-us. 
 Erasistratus, Er-a-sis-tra-tas. 
 Erato, Er'a-to. 
 
 Eratosthenes, Er-a-tos-te-nsz. 
 Eratostratus, Er-a-tos-tra-tus. 
 Eratus, 8-ra-tus. 
 Erbessus, Er-bes-us. 
 Erebus, Er'e-bus. 
 Erechtheiis, 8-rek-te-us. 
 Erechthides, 8-rek-ti-dEZ. 
 Eremri, 8-rein-rj. 
 Eremus, 8-r8 mus. 
 Erenea, Er-E-ne-a. 
 Eressa, 8-re3-a. 
 Eresus, 8-r£-sus. 
 Eretria, 8-re-tri-a. 
 Eretum, 8-r8-tum. 
 Ereuthalion, Er-q,-ta-li-on. 
 Ergane, Er'ga-nE. 
 Ergenna, Er-jen-a. 
 Ergias, Er'ji-as. 
 Erginnus, Er-jin-us. 
 Erginu?, Er-jj-nus. 
 Eriboea, Er-i-bs-a. 
 Eribote3, 8-rib-G>-tEZ. 
 Ericetes, Er-i-s£-t£Z. 
 Eriohtho, 8-rik-to. 
 Eriehthonius, Er-ik-to-ni-us. 
 Ericinium, Er-i-sin-i-um. 
 Ericusa, Er-i-ki'],-sa. 
 Eridanus, 8-rid-a-nas. 
 Erigoue, 8-rig-o-nE. 
 Erigonus, 8-rig-o-nus. 
 Erigyus, Er-i-jj-us. 
 Erillus, S-ril-us. 
 Erindes, 8-rin-dEZ. 
 Erinna, 8-rin-a. 
 Erinny.-?, 8-rin-is. 
 Eriopis, 8-rj-o-pis. 
 Eriphiinis, 8-rif-a-nis. 
 Eriphadis, S-rif-i-das. 
 Eriphylo, Er-i-fi-ls. 
 Eris, S'ris. 
 
 Erisichthon, Er-i-sik-ton. 
 Erithus. Er'i-tus, 
 Erixo, 8-riks-Q. 
 Erochus, 8-r6-kus. 
 Eropus, 8-r(D-pus, and 
 jEropas, Er'o-pas. 
 Eros, 8'ros. 
 
 Erostratus, 8-ros-tra-tus. 
 Erotia, 8-r6-Ji-a. 
 Erruca, Er-i6-ka. 
 Erse, Er'sE. 
 Erxias, Er-zi-as. 
 Eryalus, 8-rj-a-Ius. 
 Erybium, 8-rib-i-um. 
 Erycina, Er-i-si-nd. 
 Erymanthis, Er-i-man-tis. 
 Erymanthus, Er-i-maa-tus. 
 Erymas, Er'i-iuas. 
 Erymnae, 8-rim-nE. 
 Erymneus, S-rim-nE-ns. 
 Erymus, Er'i-mus. 
 Erythea, Er-i-ts-a. 
 Erythini, Er-i-tj-nj, 
 Erythra, Er'i-tra. 
 Erythraj, Er'i-trE. 
 Erythras, Er'i-tras. 
 Erythrion, 8-rit-ri-on. 
 Erythros, 8-rit-ros. 
 Eryx, 8'riks. 
 Eryxo, 8-rik3-o. 
 Esernus, 8-ser-nus. 
 Esquiliaj, Es-kwil-i-E, and 
 Esquilinus, Es-kwi-lj-nus. 
 Essedones, Es-ed-o-nEZ. 
 Essui, Es'yq^-j. 
 Estiaia, Es-ti-a-ya. 
 Esula, Es'yi]^-la. 
 Etearchus, Et-E-qr-kus. 
 Eteocles, S-te-o-klEZ. 
 Eteoclus, 8-tE-o-klus. 
 Eteocretae, Et-E-o-kre-tE. 
 Eteones, 8-te-o-nEz. 
 Eteoneus, 8-tE-Q-nE-u3. 
 Eteonicus, Et-E-Q-ni-kus. 
 Etesise, S-te-ji-s. 
 Ethalion, 8-ta-li-on. 
 Etheleum, 8-t£-lE-um. 
 Ethemon, 8-tE-mon. 
 Ethoda, Et'o-da. 
 Etis, 8'tis. 
 Etruria, 8-trdo-ria. 
 Etylus, Et'i-lus. 
 Eubages, Yi^-ba-JEZ. 
 Eubatas, Yi^-ba-tas. 
 Eubius, Yi\-bi-u3. 
 Euboea, Yi],-bE-a. 
 Euboicus, Yii-bo-i-kus. 
 Eubote, Y4-bQ-tE. 
 Eubotes, Yii-bo tEZ. 
 Eubule, Yi|,-I)4-1e. 
 Eubulides, Yn,-bi],-li-dEZ. 
 Eubulus, YT^-bi|-lus. 
 Eucerus, Yq^-sE-rus. 
 Euchenor, Yq-k£-nor. 
 Euchides, Yi\,-kj-dEZ. 
 Euclides, Yq,-kl)'-d£Z. 
 Euclid, Yii-klid! 
 Euclus, Yi\,-klus. 
 Eucrate, Yi|,-kra-tE. 
 Eucrates, Yi'i-kra-tEz. 
 Eueritus, Yi\,-kri-tus. 
 Euctetnon. Yq^k-tE-mon. 
 Euctresii, Yq,k-trE-gi-j. 
 Eudseraon, Yq,-dE-tnon. 
 Eudainidas, Yq-dam-i-das. 
 Eudamus, Y4-da-ujus. 
 Eudemus, Yq-dE-mus. 
 Eudocia, Yq-da-Ji-a. 
 Eud iciinus, Yq,-d6s-i-mus. 
 Eudora, Yx^-da-ra. 
 Eudorus, Yq-do-rus. 
 Eud(jxia, Yq-doks-i-a. 
 Eudoxas, Yq^-doks-us. 
 
 Euemeridas, Ytj,-E-mer-i-das. 
 Euergetes. Yq-er-JE-tsz. 
 Euganei, Yq,-ga-nE-j. 
 Eugenia, Yq-J£-ni-a. 
 Eugenium, Yq,-J8-ni-nm. 
 Eugenius, Yq,-J8-ni-u3. 
 EugeoD, Yii-J£-on. 
 Euhcmerus, Yq,-hem-E-rus. 
 Euhydrum, Yq-hi-drum. 
 Euhyus, Yii,-hi-u3. 
 Eulimene, Yq-lim-E-nE. 
 Eumachius, Yq,-ma-ki-us. 
 Eumaeus, Yq-m£-us. 
 Eumedcs, Yq-me-dEZ. 
 Eumelis, Yq-niE-lis. 
 Eumelus, Yq-me-lus, i*r Y4-nie- 
 
 lus. 
 Eumenes, Yq-m8-nEZ. 
 Eumenia, Yi],-ms-ni-a, or Yt^- 
 
 me-nj-a. 
 Eumenides, Yq-men-i-d8Z. 
 Eumenidia, Yq-m£-nid-i-a. 
 Eumenius, Yq-niE-ni-us. 
 Eumolpe, Yq-mol-pE. 
 Eumolpidae, Yii,-m61-pi-d£. 
 Eumolpas, Yq-mol-pos. 
 Eumonides, Yq,-m6a-i-d8Z. 
 Eunaeus, Yq-ns-us. 
 Eunapius, Yq-na-pi-us. 
 Eunomia, Yii,-n6-iiii-a. 
 Eunomus, Yq-no-mus. 
 Eunus, Yq,-nus. 
 Ennynios. Yq-ni-mos. 
 Euoras, Yq-o-ras. 
 Eupagium. Yq-pa-ji-um. 
 Eupalamon, Yq-pal-a-mon. 
 Eupalamus, Yq-pal-a-mus. 
 Eupator, Yq-pa-ter. 
 Eupatoria, Yq-pa-to-ri-a. 
 Eupeithes, Yq-pj-t8Z. 
 Euphaes, Yq-fa-Ez. 
 Euphantus, Yq-fan-tus. 
 Eupheme, Yq-f£-m£. 
 Euphemous, Yq-fs-mus. 
 Euphorbus, Yq-fer-bus. 
 Euphorion, Yi|-f6-ri-on. 
 Euphranor, Yq-fra-nor. 
 Euphrates, Yq-fra-tEz. 
 Euphron, Yq-fron. 
 Euphrosyne, Yq-fr6s-i-n£. 
 Euplaea, Yq-pls-a, or 
 Euploea, Yq-plE-a. 
 Eupolis, Yq-po-lis. 
 Eupompus, Yq-p6m-pus. 
 Eurianassa, Yq-ri-a-nas-a. 
 Eurib'jtus, I'q^-rib-o-tus. 
 Euripides, Yq-rip-i-d£Z. 
 Euripus, Yq-rj-pus. 
 Euromus, Yq-ro-mus. 
 Europa, Yq,-rQ-pa. 
 Europaius, Yq-ro-pE-us. 
 Europs, Yq-rops. 
 Europus, Yq-ro-pus. 
 Eurotas, Yq-ro-tas. 
 Euroto, Yq-r6-tt). 
 Eurus, Yq,-rus. 
 Euryale, Yq-rj-a-ls. 
 Euryalus, Yq-rj-a-lus. 
 Eurybates. Yq-rib-a-tez. 
 Eurybia, Yq-rib-i-a. 
 Eurybiades, Yq-ri-bj-a-dez, 
 Eurybius, Yq-rib-i-us. 
 Euryclen, Yq-ri-klE-a. 
 Eurycles, Yq-ri-klez. 
 Euryclides, Yq-ri-kIj-d£Z. 
 Eurycrates, Yq,-rik-ra-tEZ.
 
 692 
 
 GR8K AND LATI^ PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 Kurycratidas, Yn-ri-krat-i-das. 
 Eurydanias, Yn-rid-a-mas. 
 Eurydame, Yn,-rid-a-mE. 
 Eurydainidas, Yn,-ri-dam-i-das. 
 Earydice, Yn,-rid-i-S8. 
 Eurygania, Yq-ri-ga-ni-a. 
 Euryleon, Yix-ril-e-on. 
 Eurylochus, Yn-ril-o-kus. 
 Euryinaohus, Yi|,-rim-a-kus. 
 Eurymede, Yti,-rim-e-dE. 
 Eurymedon, Yii,-rim-8-don, 
 Eurymenes, Yn,-rini-£-nEZ. 
 Eurynome, Yx|,-nn-C)-mE. 
 Eurynomus, Yi|,-rin-o-mus. 
 Euryone, Yq-rj-o-nE. 
 Burypon, Yi^-ri-pon. 
 Eurypyle, Yn,-rip-i-lE. 
 Eurypylus, Yi^-rip-i-lus. 
 Eurysthenes, Yq-ris-tE-nEZ. 
 Eurysthenidae, Yi],-ris-f)en-i-dE. 
 Eurystheus, Yq,-ris-te-us. 
 Euryte, Yii,-ri-t8. 
 Eurytese, Yn,-rit-E-s. 
 Eurytele, Yq,-rit-E-lE. 
 Eurythemis, Yn,-ri6-E-mis. 
 Eurythion, Yq-rit-i-on, and 
 Eurytion, Yv|,-rit-i-on. 
 Eurytis, Yii-ri-tis. 
 
 Euritus, Yq-ri-tus. 
 Eusebes, Yi|,-SE-bez. 
 Eusebia, Y \\-s&-\)\-a, {wuma/n.) 
 Eusebia, Yix-SE-b|-a, {siti.) 
 Eusebius, Yi|,-SE-bi-us. 
 Eusemata, Yix-sem-a-ta. 
 Eusepus, Yq-se-pus. 
 Eustathius, Yt^-sta-ti-us. 
 Eustolia, Yn,-st6-li-a. 
 fjustolius, Yvi-sto-li-us. 
 Eutasa, Yr^-te-a. 
 Eutelidas, Yi^-tel-i-das. 
 Euterpe, Yti-t^r-ps. 
 Euthalia, Yix-ta-li-a. 
 Euthalius, Yii,-ta-li-us. 
 Eathycrates, Yq,-tik-ra-t£z. 
 Euthydemus, Yvi,-ti-d^-mus. 
 Futhymus, Yn-tj-mus. 
 Euthynous, Yi|,-tin-o-us. 
 Eutrapelus, Yq,-trap-E-lus. 
 Eutropia, Yi^-tro-pi-a. 
 Eutropius, Yq-trcS-pi-us. 
 Eutyches, Yi],-tj-k£z. 
 Eutychide, Yq,-tik-i-d£. 
 Eutychides, Yt],-tik-i-dEZ. 
 Eutyphron, Yi^-ti-fron. 
 Euxanthius, Yq-zan-ti-us. 
 Euzenus, Yi^ks-e-nus. 
 
 Eaxinus Pontiis, Yi^-zj-nus Pon- 
 Euxippe, Yn,-zip-E. [tus. 
 
 Euxynthetus, Yn,ks-in-te-tu8. 
 Evadne, 8-vad-nE. 
 Evages, Ev'a-JEZ. 
 Evagoras, 8-vag-o-ras. 
 Evagore, 8-vag-t)-r£, 
 Evan, 8'van. 
 Evander, S-van-der. 
 Evangelus, 8-van-J£-lus. 
 Evangorides, Ev-an-gor-i-dsz. 
 Evanthes, 8-van-tEZ. 
 Evarchus, S-vqr-kus. 
 Evas, 8'vas. 
 Evax, 8'vaks. 
 Evelthon, S-vel-ton. 
 Evemerus, 8-vem-£-rus. 
 Evenus, 8-V£-nus. 
 Evephenus. Ev-E-fE-nus. 
 Everes, Ev'E-rEZ. 
 Evergetae, 8-ver-JE-tE. 
 Evergetes, 8-ver-JE-tez. 
 Evippe, 8-vip-8. 
 Evippus, 8-vip-us. 
 Exadius, Eks-a-di-us. 
 Exaethes, Egz-E-68z. 
 Exagonus, Egz-ag-o-nus. 
 Exomatrae, Egz-6m-a-tr8. 
 
 F. 
 
 Fabaris, Fab-a-ris. 
 Fabia, Fa-bi-a. 
 Fabiana, Fa-bi-a-nj. 
 Fabii, Fa-bi-j. 
 Pabius, Fa-bi-us. 
 Fabrateria, Fab-ra-tE-ri-a. 
 Fabrieius, Fa-briJ-i-us. 
 FabuUa, Fa-bul-a. 
 Padus, Fa-dus. 
 Faesulse, Fes-yri-lE. 
 Falcidia, Fal-sid-i-a. 
 Falerii, Fa-le-ri-j. 
 Falerina, Fal-£-rj-na. 
 Falernus, Fa-ler-nus. 
 Falisci, Fa-lis-sj. 
 Faliscus, Fa-lis-kus. 
 Fama, Fa-ma. 
 Fannia, Fan-i-a. 
 Fannii, Fan-i-j. 
 Pannius, Fan-i-us. 
 Farfarus, P^r-fa-rus. 
 Fascelis, Pas-SE-lis. 
 Pascellina, Fas-sel-i-na. 
 Faucula, Pe-ki^-la. 
 Faula, Po-la. 
 Fauna, Fe-na. 
 Faunalia, Pe-na-H-a. 
 Fauni, Fo-n{. 
 Faunus, Fe-nus. 
 Fausta, Fe-sta. 
 Faustina, Fe-stj-na. 
 Faustitas, Fe-sti-tas. 
 Faustulus, Fe-stn-lus. 
 Faustus, Fe-stus. 
 Faventia, Fa-v6n-Ji-a. 
 Faveria, Fa-VE-ri-a. 
 Favo, Fa-vo. 
 Februa, Feb-nn-a. 
 Feciales, Fe-Ji-a-lsz. 
 
 Felginas, Fel-ji-nas. 
 Penestella, Pen-es-t61-a. 
 Peralia, FE-ra-li-a. 
 Perentanum, Fer-en-ta-num. 
 Perentinum, Fer-en-tj-num. 
 Ferentum, F8-ren-tum. 
 Peretrius, Fs-re-tri-us. 
 Feronia, FE-ra-ni-a. 
 Fescennia, Fes-sen-i-a. 
 Festus, Fes-tus. 
 Fibrenus, Fj-bre-nus. 
 Ficulnea, Fj-kiil-nE-a. 
 Pidena, Fj-dE-na. 
 Fidenae, Pj-dE-nE. 
 Pidenates, Fid-e-na-tez. 
 Fidentia, Fj-den-Ji-a. 
 Fides, Fj-dEZ. 
 Fidiculse, Fj-dik-yq,-le. 
 Fimbria, Pim-bri-a. 
 Firmius, Fer-mi-us. 
 Piscellus, Pis-sel-us. 
 Flaccus, Fiak-us. 
 Placellia, Fla-sel-i-a. 
 Placilla, ^lia, Fla-sil-a, 8'li-a. 
 Plaminia, Pla-min-i-a. 
 Plaminius, Fla-min-i-us, or 
 
 Flam-i-nj-us. 
 Flavia, Fla-vi-a. 
 Flavianum, Pla-vi-a-num. 
 Plavinia, Fla-vin-i-a. 
 Plaviobriga, Fla-vi-ob-ri-gn. 
 Plavius, Fla-vi-us. 
 Flora, Flo-ra. 
 Floralia, Flo-ra-li-a. 
 Florianus, Flo-ri-a-nus. 
 Floras. Flcj-rus. 
 Fluonia, Plq,-(i-ni-a. 
 Folia, Fq-U-o. 
 Ponteia, Fon-te-ya. 
 
 Ponteius Capito, Fon-te-yus 
 
 Kap-i-to. 
 Pormiae, Fer-mi-E. 
 Pormianum, Fer-mi-a-num. 
 Fornax, For-naks. 
 Fortuna, For-tq,-n,a. 
 Foruli, F6r-yn,-lj. 
 Forum Appii, F6-rum Ap'i-j. 
 Pranci, Fran-sj. 
 Pregella, FrE-jel-a. 
 Pregenae, Fre-jg-nE. 
 Frentani, Fren-ta-nj. 
 Frigidus, Frij-i-dus. 
 Prisii, Frig-i-j. 
 Prontinus, Fron-ti-nus. 
 Pronto, Fron-to. 
 Prusino. Frdo-si-no. 
 Fucina, Ft^-sj-na. 
 Fucinus, Fn-sj-nns. 
 Fufidius, Fi],-fid-i-us. 
 Pufius Geminus, P^-fi-us Gem- 
 
 i-nus. 
 Pulginates, Ful-ji-na-tEz. 
 Fulginus, Ful-jj-nus. 
 FuUinum, Piil-i-num, and 
 Fulginum, Pul-ji-num. 
 Fulvia, Fiil-vi-a. 
 Pulvius, Fdl-vi-us. 
 Fundanus, Pun-da-nus. 
 Fundi, Fiin-dj. 
 Furia, Fvi-ri-a. 
 P'urise, Fi\,-ri-E. 
 Furii, Fi'i-ri-j. 
 Furina, Fi|-rj-na. 
 Purinae, Fii-rj-nE. 
 Furius, Fi],-ri-n3. 
 Furnius, Piir-ni-us. 
 Fuscus, Fiis-kas. 
 Fusius, Pi^-Ji-us.
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NSMZ. 
 
 693 
 
 G. 
 
 Gabales, Gab-a-l8Z. 
 Gabaza, Gab-a-za. 
 Grabene, Ga-be-ne, and 
 Gabiene, Ga-bi-e-ns. 
 Gabienus, Ga-bi-e-nas. 
 Gabii, Ga-bi-j. 
 Gabina, Ga-bj-na. 
 Gabinia, Ga-bin-i-a. 
 Gabinianus, Ga-bin-i-a-nus. 
 Gabinius, Ga-biu-i-us. 
 Gades, Ga-dez, and 
 Gadira, Gad-i-ra. 
 Gaditanus, Gad-i-ta-nus. 
 Gaesatas, Ge-sa-ts. 
 Gffitulia, GE-ti^-li-a. 
 Gaetulicus, Ge-tii-li-kus. 
 Galabrii, Ga-la-bri-|. 
 Galactopbagi, Ga1-ak-t6f-a-jj. 
 Galaesus, Ga-le-sus. 
 Galanthis, Ga-lan-tis. 
 Galata, Gal-a-ta. 
 Galatse, Gal-a-te. 
 Gralatsea, Gal-a-te-a, and 
 Galathea, Gal-a-te-a. 
 Galatia, Ga-laji-a. 
 Galaxia. Ga-lak-Ji-a. 
 Galba, Gal-ba. 
 Galenus, Ga-ls-nus. 
 Galeolse, Ga-le-o-ls. 
 Galeria, Ga-lg-ri-a. 
 Galerius, Ga-lg-ri-us. 
 Galesus, Ga-le-sus. 
 Galilsea, Gal-i-le-a. 
 Galinthiadia, Ga-lin-ti-a-di-a. 
 Galli, Gal-j. 
 Gallia, Gal-i-a 
 Gallicanus, Gal-i-ka-nus. 
 Gallienus, Gal-i-e-nus. 
 Gallinaria, Gal-i-na-ri-a. 
 Gallipolis, Ga-lip-o-lis. 
 Gallogrseeia, Gal-o-gre-Ji-a. 
 Gallonius, Ga-16-ni-us. 
 Gallus, Gal-US. 
 Gamaxus, Ga-maks-us. 
 Gamelia, Ga-ms-li-a. 
 Gandaritse, Gan-da-rj-te. 
 Gangama, Gan-ga-ma. 
 Gangaridae, Gan-gar-i-de. 
 Ganges, Gan-jez. 
 Gannascus, Ga-nas-kus, 
 Ganymede, Gan-i-me-de, 
 
 Gan-i-me-ds. 
 Ganymedes, Gan-i-mE-dsz. 
 Garaeicum, Ga-re-i-kum. 
 Garamantes, Gar-a-man-tez. 
 Garamantis, Gar-a-man-tis. 
 Garamas, Gar-a-mas. 
 Garatas, Gar-a-tas. 
 Gareatae, Ga-re-a-te. 
 Gareathyra, Ga-rs-at-i-ra. 
 Garganus, Gar-ga-nus. 
 Gargaphia, Gar-ga-fi-a. 
 Gargara, Gc^r-ga-ra. 
 Gargaris, Gqr-ga-ris. 
 Gargittius, Gar-jit-i-us. 
 Garilius, Ga-ril-i-us. 
 Garites, Ga-rj-tez. 
 Garumna, Ga-rum-na. 
 Gastron, Gas-tron. 
 Gatheae, Gat-e-e. 
 
 Gatheatas, Ga-te-a-tas. 
 
 Gaulus, Gauleon, Ge-lus, Ge-le-on, 
 
 Gaurus, Gre-rus, 
 
 Gaus, Ga-us, er 
 
 Gaos, Ga-os. 
 
 Gebenna, Je-ben-a. 
 
 Gedrosia, Je-drd)-gi-a. 
 
 Geganii, Je-ga-ni-j. 
 
 Gela, Je-Ia. 
 
 Gelanor, Je-la-nor. 
 
 Gellia, Jel-i-a. 
 
 Gellias, Jel-i-as. 
 
 Gellius, Jel-i-us. 
 
 Gelo, Gelon, Je-lo, Je-lon. 
 
 Geloi, Je-lo-j. 
 
 Gelones, Gelonj, Je-16-n8Z, Je- 
 
 l(f)-nj. 
 Gelos, Je-los. 
 Geminius, Je-inin-i-us. 
 Geminus, Jem-i-nus. 
 Genabuni, Je-na-bum, 
 Genauni, Je-ne-nj. 
 Genena, Je-ne-na. 
 Genisus, Je-nj-sus. 
 Gonius, Je-ni-us. 
 Genseric, Jen-se-rik. 
 Gentius, Jen-Ji-us. 
 Genua, Jen-yvi-a. 
 Genucius, Je-nii,-Ji-us. 
 Genusus, Je-n^-sus. 
 Genutia, Je-ni^-Ji-a. 
 Georgica, Je-or-ji-ka. 
 Georgics, Je-6r-jiks. 
 Gephyra, Je-fj-ra. 
 Gephyraei, Je-fir-e-j. 
 Geraestus, Je-res-tus. 
 Gerania, Je-ra-ni-a. 
 Geranthraj, .Je-ran-tre. 
 Gerestieus, Je-res-ti-kus. 
 Gergithum, Jer-ji-tum. 
 Gergobia, Jer-go-bi-a. 
 Gerion, Je-ri-on. 
 Germania, Jer-ma-ni-a. 
 Germanicus. Jer-man-i-kus. 
 Germanii, Jer-ma-ni-j. 
 Geronthrao, Je-rou-tre. 
 Gerrhae, Jer-e. 
 Gerus, Je-rus, and 
 Gerrhus, Jer-us. 
 Geryon, Je-ri-on, and 
 Geryones, Je-rj-o-nez. 
 Gessatas, Jes-a-te. 
 Gessus, Jes-us. 
 Geta, Je-ta. 
 Getas, Je-te. 
 Getulia, Je-t^-li-a. 
 Giganles, Jj-gan-tez. 
 Gigartum, Jj-gc^r-tutn. 
 Gigis, Jj-jis. 
 Gildo, Jil-do. 
 Gillo, Jil-Q. 
 Gindanes, Jin-da-nez. 
 Gindes, Jin-pez. 
 Ginge, Jin-je. 
 Gingunum, Jin-gti,-num. 
 Gippius, Jip-i-us. 
 Gisco, Jis-kcj. 
 
 Gladiatorii, Gla-di-a-US-ri-j. 
 Glanis, Gla-nis. 
 Glaphyre, Glaf-i-rs, and 
 
 Glaphyra, Glaf-i-ra. 
 
 Glaphyrns, Glaf-i-rus. 
 
 Glauce, Gle-se. 
 
 Glaucippe, Gle-sip-e. 
 
 Glaucippus, Gle-sip-us. 
 
 Glaucon, Gle-kon. 
 
 Glauconome, Glo-kon-o-me. 
 
 Glaucopis, Gle-kQ-pis. 
 
 Glaucus, Gle-kus. 
 
 Glaatias, Gle-Ji-as. 
 
 Glicon, Glj-kon. 
 
 Glissas, Glis-as. 
 
 Glycera, Glis-e-ra. 
 
 Glycerium, Glj-se-ri-um. 
 
 Glycon, Glj-kon. 
 
 Glympes, Glim-pez. 
 
 Gnatia, Na-Ji-a. 
 
 Gnidus, Nj-dus. 
 
 Gnossia, N6J-i-a. 
 
 Gnossis, N6s-is. 
 
 Gnossus, N6s-us. 
 
 Gobanitio, Gob-a-niJ-i-Q. 
 
 Gobar, G6-bq,r. 
 
 Gabares, Gob-a-rez. 
 
 Gobryas, G6b-ri-as. 
 
 Golgi, Gol-jj. 
 
 Gomphi, G6m-fj. 
 
 Gonatas, Go-na-tas. 
 
 Goniades, Go-nj-a-dez. 
 
 Gonippus, Go-nip-US. 
 
 Gonoessa, Go-nes-a. 
 
 Gonussa, Go-nds-a. 
 
 Gordianus, Ger-di-a-nus. 
 
 Gordium, Ger-di-um. 
 
 Gordius, Ger-di-us. 
 
 Gorgassus, Gor-ga-su3. 
 
 Gorge, Ger-je. 
 
 Gorgias, Ger-ji-as. 
 
 Gorgo, Ger-go. 
 
 Gorgones, Ger-go-nez. 
 
 Gorgonia, Gor-go-ni-a. 
 
 Gorgonius, Gor-go-ni-us. 
 
 Gorgophone, Gor-gof-o-ne. 
 
 Gorgophora, Gor-gof-o-ra. 
 
 Gorgus, Gor-gus. 
 
 Gorgythion, Ger-jit-i-on. 
 
 GortuEe, Ger-tt^-e. 
 
 Gortyn, Gor-tin. 
 
 Gortyna, Gor-tj-na. 
 
 Gortynia, Gor-tin-i-a. 
 
 Gortys, Ger-tis. 
 
 Gotthi, G6t-ti. 
 
 Graochus, Grak-us. 
 
 Gradivus, Gra-dj-vus. 
 
 Grseci, Gre-sj. 
 
 Grajcia, Gre-Ji-a. 
 
 Graicia Magna, Gre-Ji-a Mag-na. 
 
 Gra-cinus, Gre-sj-nus. 
 
 Gra^cus, Gre-kus. 
 
 Graius, Gra-yus. 
 
 Granicus, Gra-nj-kus, er Gran-i- 
 
 kus. 
 Granius, Gra-ni-us. 
 Gratiae, Gra-Ji-e. 
 Gratianus, Gra-Ji-a-nus. 
 Gratidia, Gra-tid-i-a. 
 Gration, Gra-ti-on. 
 Gratius, Gra-Ji-us. 
 Gravii, Gra-vi-j. 
 Graviscae, Gra-vis-sc.
 
 694 
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER NEIMZ. 
 
 Graving, Gra-vi-us. 
 Gregorius, Gr£-jo-ri-us. 
 Grinnes, Grin-ez. 
 Gropbus, Gro-fus. 
 Gryllus, Gril-us. 
 Gryneum, Grj-nE-um. 
 Gryneus, Grj-ne-us. 
 Grynium, Grj-nj-um. 
 Gyarus, Ji-a-ras, and 
 
 Gyaros, Jj'-a-ros. 
 Gyas, Jj-as. 
 Gyes, Jj-£z. 
 Gygaeus, Jj-je-us. 
 Gyge, Jj-JE. 
 Gyges, Jj-jez. 
 Gylippus, Jj-lip-us. 
 Gymnasia, Jim-na-^i-a. 
 Gymnasium, Jim-na-gi-um. 
 
 Gymnesiae, Jim-ne-gi-e. 
 Gymnetes, Jim-ns-tez. 
 Gymnosophistae, Jim-nos-ca-fis-te. 
 Gymnosophists, Jim-nos-o-fists. 
 
 Gynwceas, Jj-ne-sc-as. 
 Gynascothoenas, Jin-e-ko-ie-nas. 
 Gyndes, Jin-dsz. 
 Gytheum, Jj-te-um. 
 
 H. 
 
 Habis, Ha-bis. 
 
 Hadrianopolis,Ha-dri-a-n6p-o-lis. 
 Hadrianus, Ha-dri-a-nus. 
 Hadriaticum, Ha-dri-at-i-kum. 
 Hsemon, Hs-mon. 
 Hsemonia, HK-mo-ni-a. 
 Haemus, Hg-mus. 
 Hages, Ha-J£z. 
 Hagnagora, Hag-nag-cs-ra. 
 Hagno, Hag-no. 
 Hatesus, Ha-lg-sus, and 
 Halesus, Ha-le-sus. 
 Halala, Hal-a-la. 
 Halcyone, Hal-sj-o-ne. 
 Hales, Ha-lgz. 
 Halesius, Ha-le-Ji-us, 
 Halia, Ha-li-a. 
 Haliacmon, Ha-li-ak-mon. 
 Haliartus, Ha-li-qr-tus. 
 Halicarnassus, Hal-i-kar-nas-us. 
 HalicyaB, Ha-liJ-i-E. 
 Halieis, Ha-Ii-E-is. 
 Halimede, Ha-lim-E-de. 
 Halirrhotius, Hal-i-ro-Ji-as. 
 Halithersus, Hal-i-ter-sus. 
 Halius, Ha-li-us. 
 Halizones, Hal-i-zo-nsz. 
 Halmus, Hal-mus. 
 Halmydessus, Hal-mi-des-us. 
 Halocrates, Ha-16k-ra-tEZ. 
 Halone, Ha-lo-ne. 
 Halonnesus, Hal-on-E-sus. 
 Halotia, Ha-16-Ji-a. 
 Halotus, Ha-lQ-tus. 
 Halus, Ha-lus. 
 Halyffitus, Hal-i-E-tus. 
 Halyattes, Hal-i-at-EZ. 
 Halycus, Ha-lj-kus. 
 Halys, Ha-lis. 
 Halyzia, Ha-lig-i-a. 
 Haraadryades, Ham-a-drj-a-dEZ. 
 Hamaxia, Ha-mak-Ji-a. 
 Hamilcar, Ha-mil-kar. 
 Hamillus, Ha-mil-us. 
 Hammon, Ham-on. 
 Hannibal, Han-i-bal. 
 Harcalo, Hqr-ka-lo. 
 Harmania, Har-ma-ni-a. 
 Harmatelia, Hqr-ma-tE-li-a. 
 Harmatris, Hqr-ma-tris. 
 Harmodius, Har-m(f)-di-us. 
 Harmonides, Har-mon-i-dEZ. 
 Harpagus, H^r-pa-gus. 
 Harpalice, Har-pal-i-se. 
 Harpalion, Har-pa-li-on. 
 Harpalus, H^r-pa-lus. 
 Harpalyce, Har-pal-i-se. 
 Harpalycus, Har-pal-i-kus. 
 Harpasa, Hqr-pa-sa. 
 Harpocrates, Har-p6k-ra-t£z. 
 Harpyiae, Har-pj-ys. 
 
 Harpies, H^r-piz. {Eng.) 
 Haruspex, Ha-rus-peks. 
 Hasdrubal, Has-driD-bal. 
 Haterius, Ha-ti-ri-us. 
 Haustanes, Ho-sta-nez. 
 Hebdole, Heb-do-ls. 
 Hebe, H£-bE. 
 Hebesus, HE-bs-sus. 
 Hebrus, HE-brus. 
 Hecale, Hek-a-k. 
 Hecalesia, Hek-a-lE-gi-a, 
 Hecamede, Hek-a-mE-d£. 
 Hecataens, Hek-a-ts-us. 
 Hecate, Hek-a-t£: Hek-at, {Eng.) 
 Hecatesia, Hek-a-tE-gi-a. 
 Hecatomboia, Hek-a-tom-b6-ya. 
 Hecatomphoni, Hek-a-tom-fo-nj. 
 Hecatompolis, Hek-a-tom-po-lis. 
 Heeatompylos, Hek-a-tom-pi-los. 
 Hector, Hek-tor. 
 Hecuba, Hek-yq,-bQ. 
 Hedila, Hed-i-la. 
 Hedonaeum, Hed-o-ns-um, 
 Hedui, Hed-yti-j. 
 Hedymeles, Hs-dim-E-lEZ. 
 Hegelochus, H£-jel-o-kus. 
 Hegemon, HE-J8-mon. 
 Hegesianax, Hej-E-sj-a-naks. 
 Hegesias, H£-JE-ji-as. 
 Hegesilochus, Hej-e-sil-o-kus. 
 Hegesinous, Hej-£-sin-o-us. 
 Hegesinus, Hej-£-sj-nus. 
 Hcgesippus, Hej-E-sip-us. 
 Hegesipyle, Hej-E-sip-i-lE. 
 Hegesistratus, Hej-E-sis-tra-tus. 
 Hegetorides, Hej-£-t6r-i-d£Z. 
 Helanice, HE-lan-i-s£. 
 Helanicus, Hfi-lan-i-kus. 
 Helena, Hel-E-na. 
 Helenia, Hs-lE-ni-a. 
 Helenor, Hfi-lE-nor. 
 Helenas, Hel-£-nus. 
 Helerni Lucus, H£-l^r-nj Li^-kus. 
 Heles, He-Iez. 
 Heliades, HE-li-a-dEZ. 
 Heliastse, HE-li-as-tE. 
 Helicaon, Hel-i-ka-on. 
 Heliee, Hel-i-SE. 
 Helicon, Hel-i-kon. 
 Heliconiades, Hel-i-ko-n]-a-dEZ. 
 Heliconis, Hel-i-ko-nis. 
 Heliodorus, HE-li-o-dco-rus. 
 Heliogabalus, HE-li-o-gab-a-lus. 
 Heliopolis, HE-li-6p-o-lis. 
 Helisson, HE-lis-on. 
 Helius, He-H-us. 
 Helixus, HE-liks-us. 
 Hellanocrates, Hel-a-nok-ra-tEZ. 
 Hellas, Hel-as. 
 Helle, Hel-E. 
 Hellen, Hel-en. 
 
 Hellenes, Hel-E-nEz. 
 Hellespontus, Hel-E-sp6n-tu3. 
 Hellopia, Hel-6-pi-a. 
 Hellotia, Hel-6-Ji-a. 
 Heloris, HE-16-ris. 
 Helorum, HE-16-rum, and 
 Helorus, HE-lo-rus. 
 Helos, He-1os. 
 Helotee, HE-lo-tE, and 
 Helotes, HE-16-tEZ. 
 Helum, He-lum. 
 Helvetia, Hel-VE-Ji-a. 
 Helvetii, Hel-vg-Ji-j. 
 Helvia, Hel-vi-a. 
 Helvii, Hel-vi-j. 
 Helvina, Hel-vj-na. 
 Helvius Cinna, Hel-vi-u3 Sin-a. 
 Helymus, Hel-i-mus. 
 Hemathion, HE-ma-ti-on. 
 Hemithea, Hs-mit-s-a, 
 Hemon, HE-mon. 
 Hemus, Hl-mus. 
 Heneti, Hen-E-tj. 
 Heniochi, Hfi-nj-o-kj. 
 Hephaestia, HE-fes-Ji-a. 
 Hephaestii, HE-fes-Ji-j. 
 Hephgestio, HE-fes-Ji-o. 
 Hepbaestion, H£-fes-Ji-on. 
 Heptapbonos, Hep-ta-fia-nos. 
 HeiJtapolis, Hep-tap-o-lis. 
 Heptapylos, Hep-tap-i-los. 
 Hera, HE-ra. 
 Heraelea, Her-a-klE-a. 
 Heraeleia, Her-a-kls-ya. 
 Heracleotes, HE-rak-lE-o-tsz. 
 Heracleum, HE-rak-l£-um. 
 Heraclidae, Her-a-klj-dE. 
 Heraclides, Her-a-klj-dez. 
 Heraclidis, Her-a-klj-dis. 
 Heraclitus, Her-a-klj-tus. 
 Heraclius, H£-rak-li-us. 
 Hersea, HE-re-a. 
 Herseum, H£-rE-um. 
 Herbessus, Her-bes-us. 
 Herceius, Her-SE-yus. 
 Herculaneum, Her-kq,-la-n£-llDi. 
 Hercules, Her-ki\,-lEZ. 
 Herculeum, Her-kq-ls-um. 
 Herculeus, Her-ki^-lE-us. 
 Hercyna, Her-sj-na. 
 Hercynia, Her-sin-i-a. 
 Herdonia, Her-do-ni-a. 
 Herdonius, Her-d6-ni-us. 
 Herennius Senecio, HE-ren-i-U8 
 
 Ss-nE-Ji-Q. 
 Hereus, Hs-rE-us. 
 Herillus, H£-ril-us. 
 Herilus, Her-i-lus. 
 Hermachus, Her-ma-kus. 
 Hermae, Her-mE. 
 Hermaea, Her-ms-a.
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 695 
 
 HermoBum, Her-mE-um. 
 Hermagoras, Her-mag-o-ras. 
 Hermanduri, Her-iiian-di\,-rj. 
 Hermanni, ller-man-j. 
 Hermaphroditus, Her-maf-ro-dj- 
 
 tus. 
 Hermathena, Her-ma-te-na. 
 Hermeas, Her-mg-as. 
 Hermuias, Her-ma-yas. 
 Hermo?, Her-mez. 
 Hermesianax, Her-mE-sj-a-naks. 
 Hermias, Her-mi-as. 
 Herminius, Her-min-i-us. 
 Hermione, Her-mj-o-ne. 
 Hermionise, Her-iui-6-ni-8. 
 Hermionicus Sinus, Her-mi-6n- 
 
 i-kus Sj-nus. 
 Hermippus, Her-mip-us. 
 Hermocrates, Her-mok-ra-tsz. 
 Hermodorus, Her-mcD-do-rus. 
 Hermogenes, Her-mqj-e-nez. 
 Hermolaus. Her-ino-la-us. 
 Hermotimus, Her-mo-tj-mus. 
 Hermunduri, Her-mun-dq-rj. 
 Hermus, Her-mus. 
 Hernici, Her-ni-sj. 
 Hero, Hg-ro. 
 
 Herodianus, He-ro-di-a-nus. 
 Herodicus, He-rod-i-kus. 
 Herodotus, He-rod-o-tus, 
 Heroes, Her-o-EZ. 
 Herois, Hs-ro-is. 
 Heron, He-ron. 
 Herophila, H£-r6f-i-la. 
 Herophilus, Hs-rof-i-lus, 
 Herostratus, Hs-ros-tra-tus. 
 Herpa, Her-pa. 
 Herse, Her-SE. 
 Hersilia. Her-sil-i-a. 
 Hertha, Her-ta, and 
 Herta, Her-ta. 
 Heruli, Her-yii,-lj. 
 Hesajnus, HE-S£-nus. 
 Hesiodus, Hs-sj-o-dus. 
 Hesiod, Hg-ji-od. {Eng.) 
 Hesione, HE-sj-o-ne. 
 Hesperia, Hes-pE-ri-a. 
 Hesperides, Hes-per-i-dgz. 
 Hesperis, Hes-p£-ris. 
 Hesperitis, Hes-per-i-tis. 
 Hesperus, Hes-pg-rus. 
 Hestia, Hes-ti-a. 
 Hestitea, Hes-ti-g-a. 
 Hesus, He-sus. 
 Hesychia, Hg-sik-i-a. 
 Hesychius, Hg-sik-i-us, 
 Hetriculuni, Hg-trik-yq,-lum. 
 Hetruria, Hg-trt£>-ri-a. 
 Heurippa, Hii-rip-a. 
 Hexapylum, Heks-ap-i-lum. 
 Hibernia, Hj-ber-ni-a, and 
 Hybernia, Hi-ber-ui-a, 
 Hibrildes, Hj-bril-dgz. 
 Hicetaon, Hik-g-ta-on. 
 Hicetas, Hj-sg-las. 
 Hiempsal, Hj-emp-sal. 
 Hiera, Hi^g-ra. 
 Hieracome, Hj-e-ra-ko-me. 
 Hierapolis, Hj-g-rap-o-lis. 
 Hierax, Hi-g-raks. 
 Hiero, Hj-g-ro. 
 Hierocepia, Hj-g-ro-sg-pi-a. 
 Hierocles, Hi-er-o-klgz. 
 Hierodulum, Hj-g-ro-dii,-lum. 
 Hieromnemon, Hj-g-rom-ng-mon. 
 Hieroncsos, Hj-g-ro-n£-sos. 
 
 Hieronica, Hj-£-r6n-i-ka. 
 Hieronicus, Hi-g-ron-i-kus. 
 Hieronymus, Hi-g-r6n-i-uius. 
 Hierophilus, Hj-E-rof-i-lus. 
 Hierosolyma, Hj-£-rt)-S(Jl-i-ma. 
 Hignatia Via, Hig-na-Ji-Q Vj-a. 
 Hilaria, Hi-la-ri-a. 
 Hilarius, Hj-la-ri-us. 
 Himella, Hj-mel-a. 
 Himera, Him-£-ra. 
 Himileo, Hj-mil-ko. 
 Hippagoras, Hi-pag-o-ras. 
 Hippalcimus, Hi-pal-si-mus. 
 Hippalus, Hip-a-lus. 
 Ilipparchia, Hi-pqr-ki-a. 
 Ilipparchus, Hi-pqr-kus. 
 Hipparinus, Hip-a-rj-nus. 
 Hipparion, Hi-pa-ri-on. 
 Hippasus, Hip-a-sus. 
 Hippeus, Hip-8-us. 
 Hippi, Hip-j. 
 Hippia, Hip-i-a. 
 Hippias, Hip-i-as. 
 Hippis, Hip-is. 
 Hippius, Hip-i-us 
 Hippo, Hip-Q. 
 Hippobotes, Hi-p6b-o-t£Z. 
 Hippobotus, Hi-p6b-o-tus. 
 Hippocentauri, Hip-o-sen-te-rj. 
 Hippoooon, Hi-p6k-o-on. 
 Hippocorystes, Hip-Q-ko-ris-tgz. 
 Hippocrates, Hi-p6k-ra-tEZ. 
 Hippocratia, Hip-o-kra-Ji-a. 
 Hippocrene, Hip-o-krE-ns. 
 Hippodamas, Hi-p6d-a-mas. 
 Hippodame, Hi-pod-a-mg. 
 Hippodamia, Hip-o-da-m}-a. 
 Hippodamus, Hi-p6d-a-mus. 
 Hippodice, Hi-pod-i-ss. 
 Hippodromus, Hi-p6d-ro-mus. 
 Hippola, Hip-o-la. 
 Hippolochus, Hi-p6l-o-kus. 
 Hippolyte, Hi-pol-i-ts. 
 Hippolytus, Hi-p61-i-tus. 
 Hippoinachus, Hi-p6m-a-kus. 
 Hippomedon, Hi-p6m-g-don. 
 Hippomene, Hi-pom-g-ne. 
 Hippomenes, Hi-poin-g-nsz. 
 Hippomolgi, Hip-ca-mol-jj. 
 Hippon, Hip-on, and 
 Hippo, Hip-o. 
 Hippona, Hi-pia-na. 
 Hipponax, Hip-o-naks. 
 Hipponiates, flip-o-ni-a-t£z. 
 Hipponium, Hi-p6-ni-um. 
 Hipponous, Hi-p6n-o-us. 
 Hippopodes, Hi-pop-o-dgz. 
 Hippostratus, Hi-p6s-tra-tus. 
 Hippotades, Hi-p6t-a-dgz. 
 Hipputas, Hip-o-tas, ei' 
 Hippotes, Hip-o-tsz. 
 Hippothoe, Hi-p6f)-o-E. 
 Hippothoon, Hi-p6t o-on. 
 Hippothoontis, Hi-pot-o-on-tis. 
 Hippothous, rii-p6t-Q-us. 
 Hippotiou, Hi-p6-ti-on. 
 Hippuris. Hi-pi^-ris. 
 Hippus, Hip-US. 
 Hipsides, Hip-si-dEZ. 
 Hira, Hj-ra. 
 Hirpini, Her-p|-nj. 
 Hirpinus, Her-pi-nus. 
 Hirtia, Her-Ji-a. 
 Hirtius Aulus, Her-Ji-us 9'lus, 
 Hirtus, Her-tus. 
 Hisbon, His-bon. 
 
 Hispania, His-pa-ni-a. 
 Hispellum, His-pel-am. 
 Hispo, His-po. 
 HispuUa, His-piil-a. 
 Histaspes, His-tas-pgz. 
 Hister Pacuvius, His-ter Pa-k^- 
 
 vi-us. 
 Histiaea, His-ti-e-a. 
 Histiaeotis, His-ti-g-o-tis. 
 Histiaeus, His-ti-g-us. 
 Histria, His-tri-a. 
 Hodius, H6-di-us. 
 Holocron, Hol-o-kron. 
 Homeromastix, Hu-mg-ro-mas- 
 
 tiks. 
 Homerus, Ho-mg-rus. 
 Homer, Hii-mer. (Eng^ 
 Homole, H6m-o-Ig. 
 Homolea, Ho-mo-Ig-a. 
 Homolippus, Hom-o-lip-us. 
 Homoloides, Hom-o-lo-i-dgz. 
 Homonadenses, Ho-mon-a-den- 
 
 sgz. 
 Honorius, Ho-no-ri-us. 
 Hora, Ho-ra. 
 Horacitae, Ho-ras-i-tg. 
 Horae, Ho-rg. 
 Horapollo, Hor-a-p61-o. 
 Horatius, Ho-ra-Ji-us. 
 Horace, H6r-as. {Eng.) 
 Horatus, Ho-ra-tus. 
 Horeias, Her-Ji-as. 
 Hormisdas, Hor-mis-das, 
 Horta, Her-ta. 
 Hortensia, Hor-ten-Ji-a. 
 Hortentius, Hor-ten-Ji-us. 
 Hortinum, Hor-ti-num. 
 Hortona, Hor-to-na. 
 Horus, Ho-rus. 
 Hostilia, Hos-til-i-a. 
 Hostilius, Hos-til-i-us. 
 Hunnerieus, Hun-g-rj-kus. 
 Hunni, Hun-j. 
 Hunniadei, Hun-i-a-dgz. 
 Hyaciuthia, Hi-a-sin-ti-a. 
 Hyacinthus, Hj-a-sin-tus. 
 Hyades, Hi-a-dsz. 
 Hyagnis, Hj-ag-nis. 
 Hyala, Hj-a-la. 
 Hyampolis, Hj-am-pca-lis. 
 Hyanthes, Hi-an-tgz. 
 Hyantis, Hj-an-tis. 
 Hyarbita, Hj-qr-bi-ta. 
 Hyas, Hi-as. 
 Hybla, Hj-b!a. 
 
 Hybreas, Hj-brg-as, er Hib-re-as. 
 Hybrianes, Hj-bri-a-nEZ. 
 Hyecara, Hik-a-ra. 
 Hyda, Hi-da, and 
 Hyde, HJ-dE. 
 Hydara, Hid-a-ra. 
 Hydarnes, Hj-dqr-ngz. 
 Hydaspes, Hj-das-pEz. 
 Hydra, Hj-dra. 
 Hydramia, Hj-dra-mi-a. 
 Hydraotes, Hj-dra-Q-tsz. 
 Hydruchous, Hj-drok-a-us. 
 Hydrophoria, Hj-dro-fo-ri-a. 
 Hydrus, Hj-drus. 
 Hydrusa, Hi-dri6-sa. 
 Hyela, Hj-E-la. 
 Hyempsal, Hj:emp-sal. 
 Hyettus, Hj-et-us. 
 Hygeia, Hj-JE-3-a. 
 Hygiana, Hj-jj-a-na. 
 Hyginus, Hi-jj-nus.
 
 696 
 
 GE8K AND LATIN PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 Hyla, Hi-Ia, snd 
 Hylas, lii-las. 
 Hylacides, Hj-las-i-dez. 
 Hylactor, Hj-lak-tor. 
 Hylae, Ili-ls. 
 Hylffius, Hj-lE-us. 
 Hylas, I3i-las. 
 Hylax, Hi-laks. 
 Hylias, Hil-i-as. 
 Hyllaicus, Hi-la-i-kus. 
 Hyllus, Hil-us. 
 Hylonome, Hi-lon-o-me. 
 Hylophagi, Hj-16f-a-jj. 
 Hymenasus, Him-s-ne-us, and 
 Hymen, Hj-men. 
 Hymettus, Hj-met-us. 
 Hypsepa, Hj-pe-pa. 
 Hypajsia, Hj-pe-!?i-a. 
 Hypanis, Hip-a-nis. 
 Hyparinas, Hip-a-rj-nus. 
 
 Hypates, Hj-pa-tez. 
 Hypatha, Ilip-a-ta. 
 Hypenor, Hj-pe-nor. 
 Hyperaon, Hj-pe-ra-on. 
 Hyperbius, Hj-per-bi-us. 
 Hyperborei, Hip-er-bo-re-j. 
 Hyperea, Hj-pe-rE-a, and 
 Hyperia, Hj-pe-ri-a. 
 Hyperesia, Hip-e-re-ji-a. 
 Hyperides, Hj-per-i-dsz. 
 Hyperion, Hj-pe-rj-on. 
 Hypermnestra, Hip-erm-nes-tra. 
 Hyperocbides, Hj-ps-rok-i-dsz. 
 Hyperochus, Hj-per-o-kus. 
 Hyphaeus, Hj-fe-us. 
 Hypsa, Hip-sa. 
 Hypsea, Hip-se-a. 
 Hypsenor, Hip-se-nor. 
 Hypseus, Hip-se-us. 
 Hypsicratea, Hip-si-kra-te-a. 
 
 Hypsicrates, Hip-sik-ra-tsz, 
 Hypsipyle, Hip-sip-i-ls. 
 Hyrcania, Her-ka-ni-a. 
 Hyrcanam Mare, Her-ka-num 
 
 Ma-re. 
 Hyreanus, Her-ka-nus. 
 Hyria, Hir-i-a. 
 Hyrieus, Hj-rj-E-us, and 
 Hyreus, Hir-e-us. 
 Hyrmina, Her- nj-na. 
 Hyrneto, Her-ne-to, and 
 Hyrnetho, Her-ns-to. 
 Hyrnithium, Her-nit-i-um. 
 Hyrtacus, Her-ta-kus. 
 Hysia, Hij-i-a. 
 Hyspa, His-pa. 
 Hyssus, His-us, and 
 Hyssi, His-j. 
 Hystaspes, His-tas-psz. 
 Hystieus, His-ti-E-us. 
 
 I. 
 
 I A, *'a. 
 
 lacchus, ^-ak-us. 
 
 lader, (f-a-der. 
 
 lalemtis, Ja-lE-mus. 
 
 lalmenus, 'P-al-mE-nus. 
 
 lalysus, i-al-i-sus. 
 
 lambe, i'-am-be. 
 
 lamblicus, i'-ain-bli-kus. 
 
 lamenus, i'-am-E-nus. 
 
 lamidaj, i'-am-i-dE. 
 
 lanira, i-a-nj-ra. 
 
 lanthe, i-an-ts. 
 
 lanthea, *-an-tE-d. 
 
 laperonides, i-ap-e-ron-i-dsz. 
 
 lapetus, Ji-ap-E-tus. 
 
 lapis, 4-a-pis. 
 
 lapygia, i-a-pij-i-a. 
 
 lapyx, i-a-piks. 
 
 larbas, 3^-qr-bas. 
 
 larchas, i-qr-kas, and 
 
 Jarcbas, J^r-kas. 
 
 lardanus, ^-qr-da-nus. 
 
 lasides, i-as-i-dEZ. 
 
 lasion, i-a gi-on, and 
 
 lasius, iF-a-Ji-us. 
 
 lasus, i'a-sus. 
 
 laxartes, $-aks-ar-tEZ. 
 
 Iberi, ii-be-rj. 
 
 Iberia, i-be-ri-a. 
 
 Iberus, 5^-bg-rus. 
 
 Ibi, *'b}. 
 
 Ibis, 't'bis. 
 
 Ibycus, Ib'i-kus. 
 
 Icaria, ^^-ka-ri-a. 
 
 Icarius, f-ka-ri-us. 
 
 Icarus, Ik'a-rus. 
 
 Iccius, Ik'Ji-us. 
 
 Icelos, Is'e-Ios. 
 
 Iceni, i-SE-nj. 
 
 leetas, Is'e-tas. 
 
 Ichnae, Ik'ns. 
 
 Ichnusa, Ik-nti,-sa. 
 
 Ichonupbis, Ik-o-ni\-fis. 
 
 Ichthyophagi, Ik-ti-6f-a-jj. 
 
 Ichtbys, Ik'fcis. 
 
 Icilius, i'-sil-i-us. 
 
 Icius, IJ'i-us. 
 
 Icos, if'kos. 
 
 Ictinus, Ik-ti-nus. 
 
 Ida, i'da. 
 
 Idaea, i-di-a. 
 
 Idaeus, J-de-us, 
 
 Idalus, Id'a-lus. 
 
 Idantbyrsus, Id-an-ter-sus. 
 
 Idarnes, i-d^r-nsz. 
 
 Idas, f'das. 
 
 Idea, Id'E-a. 
 
 Idessa, i-des-a. 
 
 Iditarisus, ^-dit-a-rj-sus. 
 
 Idmon, Id'mon. 
 
 Idomene, i-dom-s-ne. 
 
 Idomeneus, i-dom-e-ne-us, 
 
 Idomeneus, J-d6m-E-nq,s. 
 
 Idothea, ^-do-ts-a. 
 
 Idrieus, Ji-drj-E-us. 
 
 Idubeda, i-di\-b£-da. 
 
 Idume, i-dvi-mE, and 
 
 Idumea, Id-yti,-m£-a. 
 
 Idyia, i-di-ya. 
 
 letffi, ^-e-t£. 
 
 Igeni, Ij'e-nj. 
 
 Ignatius, Ig-na-Ji-us. 
 
 Ilairi, Il-a-j-rj. 
 
 Ilba, Il'ba. 
 
 Ilecaones, Il-e-ka-o-nsz, and 
 
 Ilecaonenses, Il-i-ka-o-nen-S£z. 
 
 Ilerda, ii-ler-da. 
 
 Ilia, er Rliea, Il'i-a, er Iv£-a. 
 
 Iliaci Ludi, Ji-lj-a-si Lq,'di. 
 
 Iliaeus, Ji-lj-a-kus. 
 
 Iliades, J-lj-a-dEZ. 
 
 Ilias, Il'i-as. 
 
 Ilion, Il'i-on. 
 
 Ilione, i-lj-Q-nE. 
 
 Ilioneus, Il-i-6-ne-us, er 
 
 Ilioneus, J'-lj-Q-nq.s. 
 
 Ilissus, i-lis-us. 
 
 Ilitbyia. ^i-lit-i-j-a. 
 
 Ilium, Il'i-um, er 
 
 Ilion, Il'i-on. 
 
 lUibanus, I-lib-a-nus. 
 
 lUiberis, I-lib-E-ris. 
 
 Illipdla, I-lip-yii^-la. 
 
 Illiturgis, Il-i-tur-jis. 
 
 Illyricum, I-lir-i-kum. 
 
 Illyricus Sinus, I-Iii--i-kus Sj- 
 
 nus. 
 Illyris, I-lir-i-us. 
 Ilua, Il'yq-a. 
 Ilus, 4-Ius. 
 
 Ilyrgis J-ler-jis. 
 
 Imanuentius, I'-man-yn,-en-Ji-us. 
 
 Imaus, Im'a-uj. 
 
 Imbarus, Im'ba-rus. 
 
 Imbracides, Im-bras-i-d£Z. 
 
 Imbrasides, Im-bras-i-dsz. 
 
 Imbrasus, Im'bra-sus. 
 
 Imbreus, Im'br£-as. 
 
 Imbrius, Im'bri-us. 
 
 Imbrivium, Im-briv-i-um. 
 
 Imbros, Im'bros. 
 
 Imola, Im'o-la. 
 
 Inachi, In'a-kj. 
 
 Inachia, ^-na-ki-a. 
 
 Inachidae, Ii-nak-i-d£. 
 
 Inachides, Ji-nak-i-dEZ. 
 
 Inacbium, 5?-na-ki-uin. 
 
 Inachus, In'a-kus. 
 
 Inamames, Ji-nam-a-mez. 
 
 Inarime, i-nar-i-mE. 
 
 Inarus, In'a-rus. 
 
 Incitatus, In-si-ta-tus. 
 
 Indathyrsus, In-da-ter-sus. 
 
 India, In'di-a. 
 
 Indigetes, In-dij-E-tEZ. 
 
 Indigeti, In-dij-E-tj. 
 
 Indus, In'dus. 
 
 Ino, i<'nc). 
 
 Inoa, i-no-a. 
 
 Inopus, i-no-pus. 
 
 Inores, J'-no-rez. 
 
 Inoug, 3<-nc)-us. 
 
 Insubres, In'si],-br£z. 
 
 Intapbernes, In-ta-fer-nez 
 
 Interamna, In-tE-ram-na. 
 
 Inuus, In'yq-us. 
 
 Inycus, i-nj-kus. 
 
 lo, i'o. 
 
 lobates, I<-6b-a-tEz, and 
 
 Jobates, Jo-ba-tez. 
 
 lobes, i'o-bEZ. 
 
 lolaia, ii-Q-la-ya. 
 
 lolas, $'o-las, er 
 
 lolaus, ^-o-la-us. 
 
 lolchos, ^-6I-kos. 
 
 lole, 'J'o-Ie. 
 
 Ion, i'on. 
 
 lone, i-ii-m. 
 
 lones, i-a-nez, 
 
 Ionia, tP-o-ni-a.
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 697 
 
 lopas, $-Q-pas. 
 lope, •i'o-p£, and 
 Joppa, J6p-a. 
 lophun, i'(j-t'on. 
 los, i'os. 
 Ipepie, Ip's-pe. 
 Iphiauassa, If-i-a-nas-a. 
 Iphielus, It'i-klus, or 
 Iphieles, Il'i-klez. 
 Iphierates, i-iik-ra-tez. 
 IphiJamus, i-fid-a-mas. 
 Iphidemia, If-i-ds-mi-a. 
 Iphigenia, If-i-je-ni-a. 
 Iphiiuadia, If-i-me-dj-a. 
 Iphimedon, i-fim-E-don. 
 Iphimedusa, If-i-mE-d"4-sa. 
 Iphinue, f-fia-o-s. 
 Iphinous, "t-fin-o-us. 
 Iphis, i'iii. 
 Ipbition, i-fit-i-on. 
 Iphituj, If'i-tu3. 
 Iphthime, If'ti-ms. 
 Ipsea, Ip-SE-a. 
 Ira, i'ra. 
 
 Irenseus, Ir-e-ng-us. 
 Irene, i'-rs-ne. 
 Iresus, ii-rE-sus. 
 Iris, i'ris. 
 Irus, i'rua. 
 Isadas, Is'a-das. 
 Isaea, i-^i-a. 
 Isaens, i-se-us. 
 
 Isamus, Is'a-mus. 
 Isander, ^-san-der. 
 Isapis, ^-sa-pis. 
 Isar, i'sar, and 
 Isara, Is'a-ra. 
 Isar, i'sar, and 
 Isaeus, i-SE-us. 
 Isarchus, i-s^r-kus, 
 Isauria, i-se-ri-a. 
 Isauricus, t-se-ri-kus. 
 Isaurus, i-se-rus. 
 Lschenia, Is-ks-ni-a. 
 Ischolaus, Is-ko-la-us. 
 Ischopolis, Is-kop-o-lis. 
 Iscomachus, Is-kom-a-kus. 
 Isdegerdes, Is-ds-jer-dEZ. 
 Isia, IJ'i-a. 
 Isidorus, Is-i-do-rus, 
 Isidore, Is'i-dor. 
 Isis, i'sis. 
 
 Ismatus, Is'ma-rus, and 
 Ismara, Is'ma-ra. 
 Ismene, Is-ms-nE. 
 Ismenias, Is-m£-ni-as. 
 Ismenides, Is-men-i-dsz. 
 Ismenus, Is-ms-nus. 
 Isocrates, i-s6k-ra-t£z. 
 Issa, Is'a. 
 Isse, Is'e. 
 Issus, Is'us. 
 Ister, Is'ter, and 
 Istrus, Is'trus. 
 
 Lsthmia, Ist'mi-a. 
 Isthmius, Ist'mi-us. 
 Isthmus, Ist'mus. 
 Istiajotis, Is-ti-E-o-tis. 
 Istria, Is'tri-a. 
 Istropolis, Is-trop-o-lis. 
 IsQs, 'f'sus. 
 Italia, i-ta-Ii-a. 
 Italy, It'a-li. 
 Italica, i-tal-i-ka. 
 Italicas, i-tal-i-kus. 
 Italus, It'a-lus. 
 Itargris, i-tqr-gris. 
 Ilea, It'e-Q. 
 Itemales, i-tein-a-kz. 
 Ithaca, It'a-ka. 
 Ithobalus, ^-tob-a-lus. 
 Ithomaia, It-o-ma-ya. 
 Ithome, i-flii-mE. 
 Ithomus, i'-to-mus. 
 Ithyphallus, Ife-i-fal-US. 
 Itonia, i-t6-ni-a. 
 Itonus, i-to-nus. 
 Ituraea, It-yn,-re-a. 
 Iturum, i-tii^-rum. 
 Itylus, It'i-lus. 
 Ityraji, It-i-rE-j. 
 Itys, i'tis. 
 lulus, i-yi\-lus. 
 Ixibatae, Iks-ib-a-tE. 
 Ixion, Iks-j-on. 
 Ixionides, Iks-i-oa-i-dEZ. 
 
 J. 
 
 Jagobcs, Ja-ko-bus, 
 Jamnia, J;im-ni-Q. 
 Janieulum, Ja-nik-yri,-lum. 
 Janus, Ja-nus. 
 Jason, Ja-son. 
 Jenisus, Jeu-i-sus. 
 Jera, Js-ra. 
 
 Jeromas, Js-ru-mus, and 
 Jeronymus, Jg-ron-i-mus. 
 Jerusaleu), Je-rdo-sa-lem 
 Jocasta, Jo-ka^-ta. 
 Jordanes, Jor-da-nEZ. 
 Jornandes, Jor-nan-dEZ. 
 Josephus Flavius, Jo-sE-fus Fla- 
 vi-us. 
 
 Jovianus, Jo-vi-a-nus. 
 Jovian, J6-vi-an. 
 Juba, J4-ba. 
 Judgea, Ji],-d£-a. 
 Jugantes, Jr|,-gan-t£Z. 
 Jugarius, Ji^-ga-ri-us. 
 Jugurtha, Jn,-gur-ta. 
 Julia, Jii,-li-a. 
 Juliades, Jr[,-l!-a-d£z. 
 Julianus, Ji|-li-a-nus. 
 Julian, Ji],-li-an. 
 Julii, J^-li-j. 
 
 Juliomagus, Ji^-Ii-o-ma-gus. 
 Juliopolis, Jvi,-li-6p-o-lis. 
 Julis, Ji^-Iis. 
 
 Julius Caesar, Jii-li-us Ss-zar. 
 Junia, J^-ni-a. 
 Juno, Jii,-no. 
 Junonalia. Ji|-no-na-li-a. 
 Junones, Ji|-nQ-n£z. 
 Junonia, Jn,-nco-ni-a. 
 Junonis, Jv],-n6-nis. 
 Jupiter, Ji'^-pi-ter. 
 Justinus, Jus-tj-nus. 
 Juturna, Jii-tdr-na. 
 Juvenalis, Jr^-VE-na-lis. 
 Juvenal, Ji^^-vE-nal. 
 Juventas, Jn-ven-tas. 
 Juverna, Ji]^-ver-na, er 
 Hibernia, Hj-ber-ni-a. 
 
 L. 
 
 Laandee, La-an-der. 
 Laarchus, La-qr-kus. 
 Labaris, Lab-a-ris. 
 Labda, Lab-da. 
 Labdacus, Lab-da-kus. 
 Labdalun, Lab-da-lon. 
 Labeo, La-bE-o. 
 Laberius, La-bE-ri-us. 
 Labiei, La-bi-sj. 
 Labicum, La-bj-kum. 
 Labienus, La-bi-£-nus. 
 Labinetus, Lab-i-nE-tus. 
 Labobius, Ln-bu-bi-us. 
 Labobrigi, La-bob-ri-jj. 
 Labutas, La-bio-tas. 
 Labradeus, La-bra-dE-us. 
 
 Labyrinthus, Lab-i-rin-tus. 
 Lac£ena, La-S£-na. 
 Lacedajnion, Las-E-ds-mon. 
 Lacedasmones, Las-£-dem-o-n£Z. 
 Lacedemonians, Las-£-dE-m6- 
 
 ni-an. 
 LacediBmonii, Las-E-dE-mo-ni-j. 
 Lacerta, La-ser-ta. 
 Lacetania, Las-E-ta-ni-a. 
 Lacbares, L.ak-a-rEZ. 
 Laches, La-kEZ. 
 Lachesis, Lak-£-sis. 
 Lacidas, Las-i-das. 
 Lacides, La-sj-dEZ. 
 Lacinia, La-sin-i-a. 
 Lacinienses, La-sin-i-en-sEZ. 
 
 Lacinium, La-sin-i-um. 
 Lacmon, Lak-mon. 
 Laco, La-ko. 
 Laeobriga, La-kob-ri-ga. 
 Laconia, La-kca-ni-a, and 
 Laconica, La-kon-i-ka. 
 Laerates, Lak-ra-t£z. 
 Lacrines, Lak-ri-nsz. 
 Lactantius, Lak-tan-/i-us. 
 Lacter, Lak-ter. 
 Lacydes, Las-i-d£Z. 
 Lacydus, Las-i-dus. 
 Ladas, La-das. 
 Lade, La-dE. 
 Lades, La-dEZ. 
 Ladon, La-don.
 
 698 
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NC[MZ. 
 
 Lcelaps, Le-laps. 
 
 Laelia, Le-li-a. 
 
 Lcelianus, Lg-li-a-nus. 
 
 LiEna, Ls-na, and 
 
 LeasDa, Ls-E-na. 
 
 Laeneus, Lg-ns-us. 
 
 Ljepa Magna, Lg-pa Mag-na. 
 
 Laertes, La-er-tez. 
 
 Laertius, Diogenes, La-er-Ji-us, 
 
 Dj-6j-s-nEz. 
 Laestrygones, Lg-strig-CD-nez. 
 Lteta, Lg-ta. 
 Lastoria, Lg-to-ri-o. 
 Laetus, Lg-tus. 
 Laevi, Lg-vj. 
 Laevinus, Lg-vj-nus. 
 Lagaria, La-ga-ri-a. 
 Lagia, La-ji-a. 
 Lagides, Laj-i-dgz. 
 Laginia, Laj-i-ni-a. 
 Lagus, La-gus. 
 Lagusa, La-gi|,-sa. 
 Lagyra, La-ji-ra. 
 Laiades, La-j-a-dgz. 
 Laias, La-yas. 
 Lais, La-is. 
 Laius, La-yus 
 Lalage, Lal-a-jg. 
 Lalassis, La-Ias-is. 
 Lamaehus, Lam-a-kus. 
 Lamalmon, La-mal-mon. 
 Lambrani, Lam-bra-nj. 
 Lambrus, Lam-brus. 
 Lamia, La-mi-a. 
 Lamiacum Bellum, La-mi-a-kum 
 
 Bel-um. 
 Lamiaa, La-ini-g. 
 Lamias, ^Elius, La-mi-as, 8'li-us, 
 Lamirus, La-mi-rus. 
 Lampedo, Lam-pg-do. 
 Lampetia, Lam-pg-Ji-a, and 
 Lampetia, Lam-pg-ti-a. 
 Lampeto, Lam-pg-to, and 
 Lampedo, Lam-pg-dCi. 
 Lampeus, Lam-pg-us, and 
 Lampia, Lam-pi-a. 
 Lampon, Lam-pon, 
 Lampos, Lam-pos, <w 
 Lampus, Lam-pus. 
 Lamponea, Lam-po-ng-a. 
 Lamponia, Lam-pia-ni-a, and 
 Lamponium, Lam-pia-ni-um. 
 Lamponius, Lam-p6-ni-us, 
 Lampridius, ^lius, Lam-prid- 
 
 i-us, E'li-us. 
 Lamprocles, Lam-pro-klgz, 
 Lamprus, Lam-prus. 
 Lampsacus, Lamp-sa-kus, and 
 Lampsachum, Lamp-sa-kum. 
 Lampteria, Lamp-tg-ri-a. 
 Lampus, Lam-pus. 
 Lamus, La-mus. 
 Lamyrus, Lam-i-rus. 
 Lanassa, La-nas-a. 
 Lancea, Lan-sg-a. 
 Lancia, Lan-Ji-a. 
 Landi, Lan-dj. 
 Landia, Lan-di-a. 
 Langia, Lan-ji-a. 
 Langobardi, Lan-go-b^r-dj. 
 Lanuvium, La-nii,-vi-um. 
 Laobotas, La-o-b6-tas, er 
 , Labotas, Lab-o-tas. 
 Laocoon, La-6k-o-on. 
 Laodamas, La-6d-a-mas. 
 Laodamia, La-&-da-mi-a. 
 
 Laodiee, La-6d-i-sg. 
 Laodieea, La-od-i-sg-a. 
 Laodicene, La-od-i-sg-ng. 
 Laodochus, La-od-o-kus. 
 Laogonus, La-6g-o-nus, 
 Laogoras, La-6g-o-ras. 
 Laogore, La-og-o-rg. 
 Laomedia, La-Q-mg-di-a. 
 Laomedon, La-6m-g-don. 
 Laomedonteus, La-om-g-don-tg- 
 
 us, er La-om-E-don-tg-us, 
 Laomedontiadte, La-om-g-don- 
 
 tj-a-dg. [us. 
 
 Laomedontius, La-om-g-doa-ji- 
 Laonome, La-on-o-mg. 
 Laonomene, La-on-o-mg-ng. 
 Laothoe, La-6f)-CD-g. 
 Laous, La-o-us. 
 Lapathus, Lap-a-tus. 
 Laphria, Laf-ri-a. 
 Laphystium, La-fiJ-i-um. 
 Lapidei, La-pid-g-j. 
 Lapideus, La-pid-g-us. 
 Lapithae, Lap-i-tg. 
 Lapithaeum, Lap-i-tg-um. 
 Lapitho, Lap-i-to. 
 Lapithus, Lap-i-tus, 
 Lara, La-ra, er 
 Laranda, La-ran-da. 
 Larentia, La-ren-Ji-a, and 
 Laurentia, Le-ren-Ji-a. 
 Lares, La-rgz. 
 Larga, Lqr-ga. 
 Largus, Lqr-gus. 
 Larides, La-ri-dgz. 
 Larina, La-rj-na. 
 Larinum, La-r|-num. 
 Larissa, La-ris-a. 
 Larissus, La-ris-us. 
 Larius, La-ri-us. 
 Larnos, Lqr-nos. 
 Laronia, La-ria-ni-a. 
 LartiusFlorus, L4r-J'i-us Flo-rus. 
 Lartolaetani, Lqr-to-let-a-ni. 
 Larvae, Lqr-vg. 
 Larymna, La-rim-na. 
 Larysium, La-ri3-i-um. 
 Lassia, LaJ-i-a. 
 Lassus, Las-us, &r 
 Lasus, La-sus. 
 Lasthenes, Las-tg-ngz. 
 Lasthenia, Las-tg-ni-a, er Las- 
 
 tg-nj-a. 
 Latagus, Lat-a-gus. 
 Lateranus Plautius, Lat-g-ra-nus 
 
 Plii-ti-us. 
 Laterium, La-tg-ri-um. 
 Latialis, La-Ji-a-lis. 
 Latiaris, La-Ji-a-ris. 
 Latini, La-tj-nj. 
 Latinius, La-tin-i-us. 
 Latinus, La-tj-nus. 
 Latium, La-Ji-um. 
 Latius, La-Ji-ms. 
 Latmus, Lat-mus. 
 Latoia, La-to-ya. 
 Latois, La-to-is. 
 Latona, La-t6-na. 
 Latopolis, La-top-ca-lis. 
 Latous, La-ta-us. 
 Latreus, La-trg-us. 
 Laudonia, Lo-dca-ni-a. 
 Laufella, Le-fel-a. 
 Laura, Lo-ra. 
 Laurea, Le-rg-a. 
 Laurentalia, Lo-ren-ta-li-a. 
 
 Laurontes Agri, Lo-ren-tEz {I'grj, 
 
 Laurentia, Lo-ren-Ji-a. 
 
 Laurentini, Le-reu-tj-nj. 
 
 Laurentius, Lo-ren-Ji-us. 
 
 ]jaurentam, Lu-ren-tum 
 
 Laureolus, La-rg-o-lus. 
 
 Laurion, Le-ri-on. 
 
 Lauren, Lo-ron. 
 
 Laus, La-US. 
 
 Laus Pompeia, Lgz Pom-pg-ya. 
 
 Lausus, Lo-sus. 
 
 Laatium, Le-Ji-um. 
 
 Laverna, La-ver-na. 
 
 Laviana, Lav-i-a-na, 
 
 Lavinia, La-vin-i-a. 
 
 Lavinium, La-vin-i-um, er 
 
 Lavinum, La-vj-num. 
 
 Leades, Lg-a-dgz. 
 
 Leaei, Lg-g-j. 
 
 Letena, Lg-g-na. 
 
 Leander, Lg-an-der. 
 
 Leandre, Lg-an-der. 
 
 Leaudrias, Lg-an-dri-as. 
 
 Learchus, Lg-qr-kus. 
 
 Lebadea, Leb-a-dg-a. 
 
 Lebedus, Leb-g-dus, er 
 
 Lebedos, Leb-s-dos. 
 
 Lebena, Lg-bg-na. 
 
 Lebinthos, Lg-bin-tos, and 
 
 Lebynthos, Lg-bin-tos, 
 
 Lechgeum, Lg-kg-um. 
 
 Lecythus, Les-i-tus. 
 
 Leda, Lg-da. 
 
 Ledaea, Lg-dg-a. 
 
 Ledus, Lg-dus. 
 
 Legio, Lg-ji-o. 
 
 Leitus, Lg-i-tus, 
 
 Lelaps, Lg-laps. 
 
 Leleges, Lel-g-jgz. 
 
 Lelex, Lg-Ielcs. 
 
 Lemannus, Lg-man-us. 
 
 Lemnos, Lem-nos. 
 
 Lemovii, Lg-mo-vi-j. 
 
 Lemures, Lem-}'i\-r£Z. 
 
 Lemuria, Lg-mi\-ri-a, and 
 
 Lemuralia, Lg-mi|-ra-li-a. 
 
 Lenaeus, Lg-ns-us. 
 
 Lentulus, Len-tn,-lus. 
 
 Leo, Lg-o. 
 
 Leocorion, Lg-o-kcj-ri-on. 
 
 Leocrates, Lg-ok-ra-tgz. 
 
 Leodamai, Lg-od-a-mas. 
 
 Leodocus, Lg-od-o-kus. 
 
 Leogoras, Lg-6g-o-ras. 
 
 Leon, Lg-on. 
 
 Leona, Lg-o-na. 
 
 Leonatus, Lg-6n-a-tus, 
 
 Leonidas, Lg-6n-i-das. 
 
 Leontium, Lg-6n-Ji-um, and 
 
 Leontini, Lg-on-tj-nj. 
 
 Leontocephalus, Lg-on-to-sef-a- 
 
 lus. 
 Leonton, Lg-on-ton, er 
 Leontopolis, Lg-on-top-o-lis. 
 Leontychides, Lg-on-tik-i-dez. 
 Leos, Lg-os. 
 
 Leosthenes, Lg-os-tg-ngz. 
 Leotychides, Lg-o-tik-i-dez. 
 Lephyrium, Lg-fir-i-um. 
 Lepida, Lep-i-da. 
 Lepidus, Lep-i-dus. 
 Lepinus, Lg-pi-nus. 
 Lepontii, Lg-p6n-Ji-j. 
 Lepreos, Lg-prg-os. 
 Leprium, Ls-pri-um. 
 Leptines, Lep-ti-ngz.
 
 GESK AND LATIN PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 699 
 
 Lcptis, Lep-tis. 
 Leria, Ls-ri-a. 
 Lerina, Le-rj-na. 
 Lerna, Ler-na. 
 Lero, Ls-ro. 
 Leros, Lg-ros. 
 Lesbus, Les-bus, er 
 Lesbos, Les-bos, 
 Lesches, Les-kEZ. 
 Lestrygones, Les-trig-CD-n£Z. 
 Letanum, Le-ta-num. 
 Lethseus, Le-te-us. 
 Lethe, Le-ts. 
 Letus, Lg-tus. 
 Leuca, Li|-ka. 
 Leucadia, Lq-ka-di-a. 
 Leucas, L4-kas. 
 Leucasion, Lt],-ka-j;i-on. 
 Leucaspis, Lq,-kas-pis. 
 Leucates, L^-ka-tEZ. 
 Leuce, L^-se. 
 Leuci, Li],-sj. 
 Leucippe, Li|-sip-E. 
 Leucippides, Lt^-sip-i-dEZ. 
 Leucippus, Ln,-sip-us. 
 Leucola, Li^-ko-la. 
 Leucon, Lii,-kon. 
 Leucone, Lix-kts-nE. 
 Leucones, Lr^-ko-nEZ. 
 Leuconoe, Ln-kon-o-e. 
 Leueopetra, L\|-k6p-E-tra. 
 Leucophrys, Li\-ko-fris. 
 Leucopolis, Ln-kop-o-lis. 
 Leueos, Li],-kos. 
 Leucosia, Li^^-ko-ji-a. 
 
 Leucosyrii, Li|,-ko-sir-i-i. 
 Leiicothoe, Li^-kofl-o-E, er 
 
 Leueothea, Ln-kcJ-tE-a. 
 
 Leuctra, Liik-tra. 
 
 Leuctrum, L^k-trum. 
 
 Leucus, Liq,-kus. 
 
 Leucyanias, Li|-si-a-ni-as. 
 
 Leutyehides, Lii-tik-i-dsz. 
 
 Levana, L£-va-na. 
 
 Levinus, Le-vj-uus. 
 
 Lexovii, Leks-c5-vi-j. 
 
 Libanius, Li-ba-ni-us. 
 
 Libanus, Lib-a-nus. 
 
 Libecii, Lj-bs-Ji-j. 
 
 Libentina, Lib-en-tj-na. 
 
 Liber, Lj-ber. 
 
 Libera, Lib-E-ra. 
 
 Liberalia, Lib-er-a-li-a. 
 
 Libertas, Lj-ber-tas. 
 
 Libethra, Li-bs-tra. 
 
 Libethrides, Li-bet-ri-dsz. 
 
 Libici, Libitina, Lib-i-sj, Lib-i- 
 tj-na. 
 
 Libo, Lj-bo. 
 
 Libon, Lj-bon. 
 
 Libophoenices, Lib-o-fE-ni-SEZ. 
 
 Libri, Li-brj. 
 
 Libs, Libz. 
 
 Liburna, Li-biir-na. 
 
 Liburnia, Li-biir-ni-a. 
 
 Liburnides, Li-biir-ni-dez. 
 
 Liburnum Mare, Li-bdr-num 
 Ma-rE. 
 
 Liburnus, Li-bur-nus. 
 
 Libya, Lib-i-a. 
 
 Libyeum Mare, Lib-i-kum Ma-rs 
 
 Libycus, Lib-i-kus, and 
 
 Libystis, Li-bis-tis. 
 
 Libys, Lj-bis. 
 
 Libyssa, Li-bis-a. 
 
 Licates, Lik-a-tEz. 
 
 Licha, Li-ka. 
 
 Liehas, Lj-kas. 
 
 Liches, Lj-k£z. 
 
 Licinia, Li-sin-i-a. 
 
 Licinius, Li-sin-i-us. 
 
 Licinus, Li-s;-nus. 
 
 Licymnius, Li-sim-ni-us. 
 
 Lide, Li-dE. 
 
 Ligarius, Li-ga-ri-us. 
 
 Ligea, Li-je-a. 
 
 Liger, Lj-jer. 
 
 Liger, Lj-jer, er 
 
 Ligeris, Lij-E-ris. 
 
 Ligoras, Lig-o-ras. 
 
 Ligures, Lig-yij,-rEZ. 
 
 Liguria, Li-gij,-ri-a. 
 
 Ligurinus, Lig-yi^-ri-nus. 
 
 Ligus, Lj-gus. 
 
 Ligyes, Lij-i-EZ. 
 
 Ligyrgum, Li-jer-gum. 
 
 Lilaja, Li-le-a. 
 
 Lilybaeum, Lil-i-bg-um. 
 
 Limoea, Lj-me-a. 
 
 Limenia, Lj-roE-ni-a. 
 
 Limnaj, Liai-ns. 
 
 Limnseum, Lim-nE-um. 
 
 Limnatidia, Lim-na-tid-i-a. 
 
 Limniace, Lim-nj-a-SE. 
 
 Limniotte, Lim-ni-6-tE. 
 
 Limnonia, Lim-no-ni-a. 
 
 Limon, Lj-mon. 
 
 Lineasii, Lin-ka-Ji-j. 
 
 Lindus, Lin-dus. 
 
 Lingones, Lin-gca-nEZ. 
 
 Linterna Palus, Lin-ter-na Pa-lus. 
 
 Linternum, Lin-ter-num. 
 
 Linus, Lj-nus. 
 
 Liodes, Li-o-dEZ. 
 
 Lipara, Lip-a-ra. 
 
 Liparis, Lip-a-ris. 
 
 Lipblum, Lif-lum. 
 
 Lipodorus. Lip-o-dQ-rus. 
 
 Lircaeus, Ler-S£-us. 
 
 Liriope, Li-rj-o-pE. 
 
 Liris, Lj-ris. 
 
 Lisinias, Li-sin-i-as. 
 
 Lisson, Lis-on. 
 
 Lissus, Lis-us. 
 
 Lista, Lis-ta. 
 
 Litabrum, Lit-a-brum. 
 
 Litana, Lit-a-na. 
 
 Litavicus, Lj-t;iv-i-kus. 
 
 Liternum, Lj-ter-num. 
 
 Lithobolia, Lit-o-bQ-li-a. 
 
 Lithrus, L|-trus. 
 
 Litubium, Li-t^-bi-um. 
 
 Lityersas, Lit-i-er-sas. 
 
 Livia Drusilla, Liv-i-a DroD-sil-a. 
 
 Livilla, Lj-vil-a. 
 
 Livius, Lj-vi-us; Livy, Liv-i. 
 
 {Eng.) ' 
 Lobon, Lo-bon. 
 Loeeus, L6-Je us. 
 Locha, Lo-ka. 
 Lochias, Lo-ki-as. 
 Locri, L6-krj. 
 Locris, L6-kris. 
 Locusta, Lo-kiis-ta. 
 Locutius, Lo-kii,-[i-us. 
 Lolliauus, Lul-i-ii-nus. 
 . Lollia Paulina, L6I-i-a Pe-lj-na. 
 Lollius, L61-i-us. 
 Londinum, Lun-dj-num. 
 London, Ldn-don. {Eng.) 
 Longarenus, Lon-ga-rE-nus. 
 LoDgimanus, Lon-jim-a-nus. 
 
 Longinus, Lon-jj-nus. 
 Longobardi, Lon-gu-b^r-dj. 
 Longula, Lon-gi^-la. 
 Longuntica, Lon-gdn-ti-ka. 
 Lordi, Ler-dj. 
 Loryma, L6r-i-ma. 
 Lotis, L6-tis, br 
 Lotos, L6-tos. 
 Lotophagi, Lo-tof-a-jj. 
 Lous, Lci-us, er Aous, 3'o-iis. 
 Lua, Lij^-Q. 
 Luca, Li^-ka. 
 Lucagus, Li\-ka-gus. 
 Lucani, Li^-ka-nj. 
 Lucania, Lq,-ka-ni-a. 
 Lucanius, Lq,-ka-ni-us. 
 Lucan, Li\-kan. {Eng.) 
 Lucaria, Li|-ka-ri-a, er 
 Luceria, Li],-s£-ri-a. 
 Lucceius, Luk-SE-yus. 
 Luceres, Lii,-SE-r£z. 
 Luceria, Lii,-SE-ri-a. 
 Lucetius, Li|,-s£-Ji-us. 
 Lucia, Lq,-Ji-a. 
 Lucianus, Li|-Ji-a-nus. 
 Lueian, L^-si-an. {Eng.) 
 Lucifer, Li\-si-fer. 
 Lucilius, Li^-sil-i-us. 
 Lucilla, Li],-sil-a. 
 Lucina, Lij^-sj-na. 
 Lucius, L4-Ji-us. 
 Lueretia, Ln,-krE-Ji-a. 
 Luoretilis, Li\-kret-i-Iis. 
 Lucretius, Li|-krE-Ji-us. 
 Lucriuum, Li|-kr|-num. 
 Lucrinus, Ln-krj-nus. 
 Luctatius, Luk-ta-Ji-us, 
 LucuUea, Lq,-kul-E-a. 
 Lucullus, Li|-kdl-us. 
 Lucumo, Lvi,-kn,-mo. 
 Lucus, Li\,-kus. 
 Lugdunum, Lug-di|-num. 
 Luguvallum, Li^-gi|-val-uia. 
 Luna, Li|,-na. 
 Lupa, Lv[-pa. 
 Lupercal, Lq-per-kaL 
 Lnpercalia, Li|-per-ka-li-a. 
 Luperci, Lti,-per-sj. 
 Lupercus, Li^,-per-kus. 
 Lupias, Li],-pi-as, er 
 Lnpia, Lij^-pi-a. 
 Lupus, Li^-pus. 
 Lusitania, Li|-si-ta-ni-a. 
 Lusones, Lv(,-s6-nEz. 
 Lustricus, Lds-tri-kus. 
 Lutatius, Liq,-ta-Ji-us. 
 Luterius, Lv^-tE-ri-us. 
 Lutetia, Li^-tE-Ji-a. 
 Lutorius, Li^-t6-ri-us, 
 Lyaeus, Lj-g-us. 
 Lybas, Lj-bas. 
 Lybya, Lib-i-a, er 
 Lybissa, Lj-bis-a. 
 Lycabas, Lik-a-bas. 
 Lycabetus, Lik-a-bg-tus. 
 Lycaea, Lj-sg-a. 
 Lycaeum, Lj-sg-um. 
 Lycaeus, Lj-sg-us. 
 Lyeambes, Lj-kam-bez. 
 Lycaon, Lj-ka-on. 
 Lj'caonia, Lik-a-<f)-ni-a. 
 Lycas, Li-kas. 
 Lyeaste, Lj-kas-tg. 
 Lycastum, Li-kas-tam. 
 Lycastus, Lj-kas-tus. 
 Lyce, L|-S£.
 
 700 
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 Lyoe?, Li-SEZ. 
 Lyceum, Lj-se-um. 
 Lychnides, Lik-nj-dez. 
 Lycia, LiJ-i-a. 
 Lyeidas, Lis-i-das. 
 Lycimna, Lj-sim-na. 
 Lycimnia, Lj-sim-ni-a. 
 Lyciscus, Lj-sis-kus. 
 Lycius, LiJ-i-ns. 
 Lycomedes, Lik-o-me-dEZ. 
 Lycon, Lj-kon. 
 Lycone, Lj-ko-ne. 
 Lycophron, Lik-o-fron. 
 Lycopolis, Lj-kop-o-lis 
 Lycopus, Lj-ko-pus. 
 Lycorias, Lj-ko-ri-as. 
 Lycoris, Lj-ko -ris. 
 Lycormas, Lj-ker-mas. 
 Lyeortas, Lj-ker-tas. 
 Lycosura, Lik-o-sq,-ra. 
 Lyctus, Lik-tus. 
 Lyeurgides, Lj-kur-ji-dEZ. 
 Lycurgus, Lj-kur-gus. 
 Lycus, Lj-kus. 
 Lyde, Lj-'ds. 
 
 LyJia, Lid-i-Q. 
 Lydias, Lid-i-as. 
 Lydius, Lid-i-us. 
 Lydus, Lj-dus. 
 Lygdamis, Lig-da-mis, er 
 Lygdamus, Lig-da-mus. 
 
 Lygi'. Lij-i-i- 
 Lygus, Li-gus. 
 Lymax, Li-maks. 
 Lymire, Lj-mj-rs. 
 Lyncestae, Lin-ses-te. 
 Lyncestes, Lin-ses-tEZ. 
 Lyncestius, Lin-ses-Ji-us. 
 Lynceus, Lin-SE-us. 
 Lyncidae, Lin-sj-dE. 
 Lyncides, Lin-sj-d£z. 
 'Lyneus, Lin-kus, 
 Lyneaeus, Lin-ss-us, &r 
 Lynx, Ligks. 
 Lyrcae, Ler-SE. 
 Lyrcaeus, Ler-SE-us. 
 Lyrcea, Ler-SE-a. 
 Lyreus, Ler-kus. 
 Lyrnessus, Ler-nes-ns. 
 Lysander, Lj-san-der. 
 
 Lysandra, Lj-san-dra, 
 Lysanias, Lj-sa-ni-as. 
 Lyse, Lj-SE. 
 Lysiades, Lj-sj-a-dEZ. 
 Lysianassa, LiJ-i-a-nas-a. 
 Lysianax, Lj-sj-a-naks. 
 Lysias, LiJ-i-as. 
 Lysicles, Lis-i-kl£z. 
 Lysidice, Lj-sid-i-SE. 
 Lysimache, Lj-sim-a-kE. 
 Lysimachia, Lis-i-ma-ki-a. 
 Lysimachides, Lis-i-mak-i- 
 Lysimachus, Lj-sim-a-kus. 
 Lj'simelia, Lis-i-ms-li-a. 
 Lysinoe, Lj-sin-o-E. 
 Lysippe, Lj-sip-r. 
 Lysippus, Lj-sip-us. 
 Lysis, Lj'-sis. 
 
 Lysistratus, Lj-sis-tra-tus. 
 Lysithous, Lj-sit-o-us. 
 Lyso, Lj-so. 
 Lystra, Lis-tra. 
 Lytaea, Lj-tE-a. 
 Lyxea, Lik-ss-a. 
 Lyzanias, Lj-za-ni-as. 
 
 M. 
 
 Mac^, Ma-S£. 
 Macar, Ma-kar. 
 Macareus, Ma-ka-rE-us. 
 Macaria, Ma-ka-ri-a. 
 Macaris, Mak-a-ris. 
 Maccdnus, Ma-sed-nus, 
 Macedo, Mas-E-do. 
 Macedonia, Mas-E-do-ni-a. 
 Macedonicus, Mas-E-don-i-kus. 
 Macella, Ma-sel-a. 
 Macer, Jilmylius, Ma-ser, 8-mil- 
 
 i-us. 
 Machaera, Ma-ke-ra. 
 Machanidas, Ma-kan-i-das. 
 Machaon, Ma-ka-on. 
 Macra, Ma-kra. 
 Macrianus, ilak-ri-a-nus. 
 Macro, Ma-kro. 
 Macrobii, Ma-kro-bi-j. 
 Macrobius, Ma-kro-bi-us. 
 Macrochir, iLik-ro-ker. 
 Macrones, Ma-krcb-nez. 
 Mactorium, Mak-to-ri-um. 
 Maculonus, Mak-yt^-lo-nus. 
 Madestes, Ma-des-tEz. 
 Madetes, Ma-ds-tEz. 
 Madyes, Mad-i-sz. 
 Maeander, Ms-an-der. 
 Maeandria, Ms-an-dri-a. 
 Maecenas, ME-SE-nas. 
 Maedi, Ms-dj. 
 Maslius, Me-H-us. 
 Maemacteria, Mem-ak-ts-ri-a. 
 Msenades, Men-a-d£z. 
 Mffinala, Men-a-la. 
 Mffinalus, Men-a-lus. 
 Maenius, ME-ni-us. 
 Maenon, Ms-non. 
 Maeonia, ME-6-ni-a. 
 Maeonidae, M£-6n-i-dE. 
 Maeonides, M£-6n-i-dEZ. 
 Maeonis, Ms-o-nis. 
 Maeotae, Me-q-Ie. 
 Majotis Palus, Me-q-Hs Pa-lus. 
 Maesia Sylva, Me-gi-a Sil-ra. 
 
 Masvia, Ms-vi-a. 
 
 Maevius, Ms-vi-us. 
 
 Magas, Ma -gas. 
 
 Magella, Ma-jel-a. 
 
 Magetse, Maj-E-tE. 
 
 Magi, Ma-jj. 
 
 Magius, Ma-ji-us. 
 
 Magna Grsecia, Mag-na GrE-Ji-a. 
 
 Magnentius, Mag-nen-Ji-us. 
 
 Magnes, Mag-nEz. 
 
 Magnesia, Mag-ns-^i-a. 
 
 Mago, Ma -go. 
 
 Magon, Ma-gon. 
 
 Magontiacum, Mag-on-tj-a-kum. 
 
 Magus, Ma-gus. 
 
 Maherbal, Ma-her-baL 
 
 Maia, Ma-ya. 
 
 Majestas, Ma-jes-tas. 
 
 Majorca, Ma-jer-ka. 
 
 Majorianus, Ma-jo-ri-a-nns. 
 
 Malaca, Mal-a-ka. 
 
 Malacha. Mal-a-ka. 
 
 Mala Fortuna, Ma-la For-t^-na. 
 
 Malea, Ma-lE-a. 
 
 Malho, Mal-bo, er 
 
 Matho, Ma-to. 
 
 Malia, Ma-li-a. 
 
 Malii, Ma-li-j. 
 
 Malis, Ma-lis. 
 
 Mallea, Mal-E-a, er 
 
 Mallia, Mal-i-Q. 
 
 Mallius, Mal-i-us. 
 
 Mallopbora, Ma-16f-o-ra. 
 
 Malthinus, Mal-tj-nus. 
 
 Malvana, Mal-va-na. 
 
 Mamaus, Ma-ma-us. 
 
 Mamereus, Ma-mer-kus. 
 
 Mamerthes, Ma-iuer-tEZ. 
 
 Mamertina, JIam-er-tj-na. 
 
 !Mamertini, Mani-er-tj-nj. 
 
 Mamilia, Ma-mil i-a. 
 
 Mamilii, Ma-mil-i-j. 
 
 Mamilius, Ma-mil-i-us. 
 
 Maminjea, Ma-mg-a. 
 
 Mamurius, Ma-mij^-ri-us. 
 
 Mamurra, Ma-mtir-a. 
 Manastabal, Ma-nas-ta-baL 
 Mancinus, Man-sj-nus. 
 Mandane, Man-da-nE. 
 Mandanes, Man-da-n£z. 
 Mandela, Man-dE-la. 
 Mandonius, Man-do-ni-us. 
 ^Mandrocles, Man-dro-klEZ. 
 Mandroelidas, JIan-drok-li-das. 
 Mandron, Man-dron. 
 Mandubii, Man-di\,-bi-j. 
 ^Mandubratius, Man-dn,-bra-Ji-us. 
 Manes, Ma-nEZ. 
 Manetho, Ma-nE-to. 
 Mania, Ma-ni-a. 
 JIanilia, Ma-nil-i-a. 
 Manilius, Ma-nil-i-us. 
 JIanimi, Man-i-mj. 
 Manlia, Man-li-a. 
 Manlius Torquatus, Man-li-us 
 
 Tor-kwa-tus. 
 Mannus, Man-us. 
 Mansuetus, Man-SE-tus. 
 Mantinea, Man-ti-ns-a, 
 Mantineus, Man-ti-ne-us. 
 Mantius, Man-Ji-us. 
 Manto, Man-to. 
 Mantua, Man-ti|-a. 
 Maracanda, Mar-a-kan-da. 
 Maratha, Mar-a-tc. 
 Marathon, Mar-a-ton. 
 Marathos. Mar-a-tos. 
 Marcella, Mar-sel-a. 
 Marcellinus, Ammianus, Mqr-sel- 
 
 j-nus, Am-i-a-nus. 
 Marcellus, Mcr-sel-us. 
 Maroia, Mqr-Ji-a. 
 Marciana, Mqr-Ji-a-na. 
 Marcianopolis, Mqr-Ji-a-nop-o-lis. 
 Marcianus, Mqr-Ji-a-nus. 
 Mareius Sabinus, M^r-Ji-us Sa- 
 
 b|-nus. 
 Marcomanni, Mqr-ko-man-j, er 
 Marcomani, Mar-kom-a-nj. 
 Marcus, Mqr-kus.
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 roi 
 
 Mardi, Mqr-dj. 
 Mardia, Mqr-di-a. 
 Mardonius, Mar-do-ni-us. 
 Mardus, Mqr-dus. 
 Mareotis, Jlar-E-o-tis. 
 Marginia, Mar-jin-i-a, and 
 Margiania, Mqr-ji-a-ni-a. 
 Margites, Mar-jj-tez. 
 Maria, Ma-rj-a, or Ma-ri-a. 
 Mariaba, Ma-rj-a-ba. 
 MarianiDe, Ma-ri-ain-nf . 
 Marianae FossiS, Ma-ri-a-n£ F6s-£ 
 Mariandynum, Ma-ri-an-di-num. 
 Marianus, Ma-ri-a-nus. 
 Marica, ila-rj-ka. 
 Marici, Ma-rj-sj. 
 Maricus, Mar-i-kus. 
 Marina, Ma-rj-na. 
 Marinus, Ma-ri-nus. 
 Maris, Ma-ris. 
 Marissa, ila-ris-a. 
 Marisus, Mar-i-sus. 
 Marita, Ma-ri-ta. 
 Marius, Ma-ri-us. 
 Marmacus, Mqr-ma-kus. 
 Marmarenses, Mcir-ma-ren-SEZ. 
 Marinarica, Mar-mar-i-ka. 
 Marmaridae, Mar-mar-i-dg. 
 Marmarion, Mar-ma-ri-on. 
 Maro, Ma-ro. 
 
 Marobudui, ilar-o-bud-yix-j. 
 Maron, Ma-ron. 
 Maronea, Mar-o-ns-a. 
 Marpesia, Mar-pe-gi-a. 
 Marpessa, ilar-pes-a. 
 Marpesu?, Mar-pe-sus. 
 Marres, Mar-£z. 
 Marruvium, Ma-rdo-vi-um, 
 Marrubium, ila-r(f>-bi-um. 
 Mars, Mqrz. 
 Mars»us, Mar-se-us. 
 Marsala, Mqr-sa-la. 
 Marse, Mqr-se. 
 Marsi, Mqr-sj. 
 Marsigni, Mar-sig-nj. 
 Marsyaba, Mar-sj-a-ba. 
 Martha, Mqr-fca. 
 Martia, Mqr-Ji-Q. 
 Martialis. Mqr-Ji-a-lis. 
 Martial, Mqr-Jal. {^Eng^ 
 Martianus, Mqr-Ji-a-nus. 
 Martina, Mar-ti-na. 
 Martinianus, Mar-tin-i-a-nus. 
 Martius, Mqr-Ji-us. 
 MaruUus, ila-rul-us. 
 Maryon. Ma-ri-on. 
 Massaesylii, Mas-e-sil-i-j. 
 Masinissa, Mas-i-nis-a. 
 Massa, Mas-a. 
 Massaga, Mas-a-ga. 
 Massagetffi, Ma-saj-£-t£, 
 Massana, Ma-sa-na. 
 Massani, Ma-sa-nj. 
 Massicus, Mas-i-kus. 
 Massilia, Ma-sil-i-a. 
 Massyla, Ma-si-la. 
 Masurius, Ma-sq,-ri-us. 
 Matho, Ma-to. 
 Matieni, ila-Ji-e-nj. 
 Matinus, Ma-tj-nu3. 
 Matisco, Ma-tis-ko. 
 Matralia, Ma-tra-li-a. 
 Matrona, ila-tro-na; Mat-ro-na, 
 
 {river.') 
 Matronalia, Mat-ro-na-li-a. 
 Mattiaci, Ma-tj-a-si. 
 
 Matuta, !Ma-tq,-ta. 
 JIauri, Mu-ri. 
 
 Mauritania, Mo-ri-ta-ni-Q. 
 Maurus, M6-rus. 
 Maurusii, Me-rA-ji-j. 
 Mausolus, Me-s<f)-lus. 
 Mavors, Ma-vorz. 
 Mavortia, Ma-ver-Ji-a. 
 Maxentius, Mak-sen-Ji-us. 
 ilaximianus, Mak-sim-i-a-nus. 
 Maximiliana, Maks-i-mil-i-a-na. 
 Maximinus, Maks-i-mj-nus. 
 ilaximin, Maks-i-rain. {^Eng.) 
 Maximus, Maks-i-mus. 
 Mazaca, Maz-a-ka. 
 Mazaces, Ma-za-SEZ. 
 Mazaeus, Ma-zE-us. 
 Mazares, Ma-za-rEZ. 
 Mazeras, Maz-E-ras. 
 Mazices, Ma-zj-SEz, and 
 Mazyges, Ma-zj-JEZ. 
 Mechaneus, Ms-ka-nE-us. 
 Mecisteus, Ms-sis-tE-us. 
 Mecoenas, Ms-SE-nas, er 
 Mecajnas, ME-se-nas. 
 Mecrida, Mek-ri-da. 
 Medea, ME-ds-a. 
 Medesicaste, Me-des-i-kas-t£. 
 Media, ME-di-a. 
 Medias, Ms-di-as. 
 Medicus, Med-i-kus. 
 Mediomatrices, ME-di-o-ma-tri- 
 
 SEZ. 
 
 Mediomatrici, Me -di-o-ma-trj-sj. 
 Medioxumi, ME-di-oks-yq^-mi. 
 Meditrina, Med-i-trj-na. 
 Medoacus, ils-do-a-kus, »?• 
 Meduacus, ME-dq-a-kus. 
 Medobithyni. Med-o-bit-i-nj. 
 Medobriga, Ms-dob-ri-ga. 
 Medon, ME-don. 
 Medontias, ilE-don-Ji-as. 
 Meduana, Med-yq-a-na. 
 MeduUina, Med-ul-j-na. 
 Medus, Jls-dus. 
 Medusa, Ms-dq-sa. 
 Megabizi, ME-gab-i-zj. 
 Megabyzus, Meg-a-bj-zus. 
 Megacles, Meg-a-klEZ. 
 Megaelides, ME-gak-li-d£Z. 
 Megaera, ME-je-ra. 
 Megaleas, ME-ga-k-as. 
 Megalesia, Meg-a-lE-gi-a. 
 Megalia, ME-ga-li-a. 
 Megalopolis, Meg-a-lop-a-lis. 
 Megamcde, Meg-a-ms-dE. 
 Meganira, Meg-a-ni-ra. 
 Megapenthes, Meg-a-pen-tEZ. 
 Megara, Meg-a-ra. 
 Megareus, Meg-a-rs-us, and Me- 
 
 ga-rE-us. 
 Megaris, Meg-a-ris. 
 Megarsus, Ms-gqr-sus. 
 Mcgasthenes, ME-gas-t£-nEZ. 
 Meges, Me-jez. 
 Megilla, ME-jil-a. 
 Megista, ME-jis-ta. 
 Megistia, ME-jis-Ji-a. 
 Melaenae, Me-Ie-he. 
 Melampa?, ME-lam-pns. 
 Melanchlwni, Mel-ar)k-lE-rij. 
 Melanchru?. ME-lan-krus. 
 Melane, Mel-a-DE. 
 Melaneus, ME-la-ne-ns. 
 Melanida, ME-lan-i-da. 
 Melanion, Me-Ia-ni-on. 
 
 Melanippe, Mel-a-nip-E. 
 Melanippides, Mel-a-nip-i-d£Z. 
 Melanippus, Mcl-a-nip-us. 
 ^Iclanopus, Mel-a-nci-pus. 
 Melanosyri, Mel-a-nos-i-rj. 
 Melanthii, ME-lan-ti-j. 
 Melanthius, M£-lan-ti-us. 
 Jlelantho, M£-lan-to. 
 Mclanthus, ME-lan-tus. 
 Mela, Fomponius, Me-la, Pom- 
 
 p6-ni-us. 
 Melas, Ms-las. 
 Meleager, Mel-E-a-jer. 
 Jleleagrides, Mel-E-ag-ri-dez. 
 Meles, Me-1ez. 
 Jlelesander, Mel-E-san-der. 
 Melese, Mel-E-SE. 
 Melesigenes, Mel-E-sij-E-nEZ, cr 
 Melesigena, Mel-£-sij-E-na. 
 Melia, Ms-li-a. 
 Meliboeus, Mel-i-bE-us. 
 Melicerta, Mel-i-ser-ta. 
 Meligunis, Mel-i-gq,-nis. 
 Melina, ME-lj-na. 
 Melisa, Ms-li-sa. 
 Melissa, ME-lis-a. 
 Melissus, Me-IIs-us. 
 Melita, Mel-i-ta, and 
 Melite, Mel-i-tE. 
 Melitene, Mel-i-tE-nE. 
 Melitus, Mel-i-tus. 
 Melius, Me-H-us. 
 Melixandrus, Mel-iks-in-drus. 
 Melobosis, Ms-lob-o-sis. 
 Mslon, Ms-Ion. 
 Melo?, Ms'-los. 
 Melpia, Mel-pi-a. 
 Melpomene, 5lel-p6m-E-nE. 
 Memaceni, Ms-mas-E-nj. 
 Memmia, Mem-i-a. 
 Memmius, Mem-i-us. 
 Memnon, Mem-non. 
 Memphis, Mem-fis. 
 Memphitis, Mem-fi-tis. 
 Mena, Ms-na, ur 
 Menes, Me-uez. 
 Menalcas, Ms-nal-kas. 
 Menalcidas, Ms-nal-si-das. 
 Menalippe, Men-a-lip-E. 
 Menalippus, Men-a-lip-us. 
 Menander, Ms-nan-der. 
 Menapii, ME-na-pi-j. 
 Menapis, Men-a-pia. 
 Menas, Mf-nas. 
 Mencheres, ilen-ks-rEZ. 
 Mendes, Men-dsz. 
 Menecles, M£-nek-lEz. 
 Meneclides, Mcn-E-kli-dsz. 
 Menecrates, Ms-nek-ra-tfz. 
 Menedemus, Men-E-d£-mus. 
 Menegetas, Ms-nej-E-tas, 
 Menelaia, }tIen-E-la-ya. 
 Menelaus, ^len-s-la-us. 
 Menenius Agrippa, ME-ns-ni-us 
 
 A.-grip-a. 
 Menephr<in, Men-s-fron. 
 Menes. Me-nsz. 
 Menesteus, Ms-nes-tE-us, 6r 
 Meneftheus, Ms-nes-ts-us, «r 
 ilnestheus, Xes-fc£-us. 
 Menesthei Tortus, Men-es-te'-j 
 
 Per-tus. 
 Menesthius. Ms-nes-ti-us. 
 .Menetas, Men-s-tas. 
 Menippa, Me-nip-a. 
 Menippides, ME-nip-i-dez.
 
 702 
 
 GKSK AND LATIN PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 Menippides, Me-nip-i-dsz. 
 Menippus, Me-nip-us, 
 Menius, Me-ui-us. 
 Mennis, Men-is. 
 Menodotus, Ms-nod-O-tus. 
 Menoeeeus, Me-ne-Je-us. 
 Mencietes, Ms-ne-tEZ. 
 Menoetius, Me-nE-Ji-us. 
 Menon, Ms-non. 
 Menophilus, Ms-nof-i-lus. 
 Menta, Men-ta, &)• 
 Minthe, Min-te. 
 Monies, Men-tez. 
 Mentissa, Men-tis-a. 
 Mento, Men-to. 
 Mentor, Men -tor. 
 Menyllus, ME-nil-as, 
 Mera, Me-ra. 
 Moera, Me-ra. 
 Mereurius, Mer-ki\,-ri-U3. 
 Mercury, Mer-ki\,-ri. 
 Moriones, Me-rj-o-nEZ. 
 Mermerus, Mer-mE-rus. 
 Mermnadie, Merm-na-ds. 
 Meroe, Mer-o-e. 
 Merope, Mer-o-ps, 
 Merops, Me-rops. 
 Meros, Ms-ros. 
 Merula, Mer-yn,-la. 
 Mesabates, Ms-sab-a-tsz. 
 Mesabius, Me-sa-bi-us. 
 Mesapia, ME-sa-pi-a. 
 Mesaubius, Ms-sa-bi-us. 
 Mesembria, M£-sem-bri-a. 
 Mesene, Me-se-de. 
 Mesomedes, Mes-o-me-dgz. 
 Mesopotamia, Mes-o-po-ta-mi-a. 
 Messala, Mes-a-la. 
 Messalina, Mes-a-lj-na. 
 Messalinus, Mes-a-lj-nus. 
 Messana, Mes-a-na. 
 Messapia, Mes-a-pi-Q. 
 Messatis, Mes-a-tis. 
 Messe, Mes-g. 
 Messeis, Mes-e-is. 
 Messene, Mes-E-nE, &r 
 Messena, Mes-E-na. 
 Messenia, Mes-e-ni-a. 
 Mestor, Mes-tor. 
 Mesula, ME-si|,-la. 
 Metabus, Met-a-bus. 
 Metagitnia, Met-a-jit-ni-a. 
 Metanira, Met-a-nj-ra. 
 Metapontum, Met-a-p6n-tum. 
 Metapontus, Met-a-p6n-tus. 
 Metaurus, ME-to-rus. 
 Metella, ME-tel-a. 
 Metelli, Ms-tel-j. 
 Metharma, ME-t^r-ma. 
 Methion, ME-tj-on. 
 Methodius, Ms-to-di-us, 
 Methone, ME-to-ne. 
 Methydrium, Mg-tid-ri-um. 
 Methymna, Me-fcim-na. 
 Metiadusa, Mg-Ji-a-d^-sa. 
 Metilia, Mg-til-i-a. 
 Metilii, Mg-til-i-j. 
 Metilius, Mg-til-i-us. 
 Mctioehus, ME-tj-o-kus. 
 Metion, Mg-ti-on. 
 Metis, Mfi-tis. 
 Metiscus, Mg-tis-kus. 
 Metius, Mg-Ji-us. 
 Metoecia, Mg-tE-Ji-a. 
 Meton, Mg-ton. 
 Matope, Met-w-pg. 
 
 Metra, Mg-tra. 
 
 Metrobius, Mg-tro-bi-us. 
 
 Metrocles, Met-rci-klgz. 
 
 Metrodorus, Met-ro-do-rus. 
 
 Merrophanes, Mg-trof-a-nez. 
 
 Metropolis, Mg-trop-o-lis. 
 
 Mettius, Met-Ji-as. 
 
 Mevania, Mg-va-ni-a. 
 
 Mevius, Mg-vi-us. 
 
 Mezentius, Mg-zen-Ji-us. 
 
 Micea, ili-sE-a. 
 
 Micipsa, Mj-sip-sa. 
 
 Micythus, Mis-i-tus. 
 
 Midas, Mi-das. 
 
 Midea, Mj-de-a, (ow Rrgos.) 
 
 Midea, Mid-g-a, (o« Beafia.) 
 
 Mieza, Mj-E-za. 
 
 Milanion, Mi-la-ni-on. 
 
 Milesii, Mj-le-^^i-j. 
 
 Milesius, Mj-le-Ji-us. 
 
 Miletia, Mj-lg-Ji-a. 
 
 Miletium, Mj-lt'-Ji-um. 
 
 Miletus, Mj-le-tus. 
 
 Milias, Mil-i-as. 
 
 Milichus, Mil-i-kus. 
 
 Milinus, Mi-lj-nus. 
 
 Milionia, Mil-i-6-ni-a, 
 
 Milo, Mj-lo. 
 
 3Iilonius, Afi-lo-ni-us. 
 
 Miltiades, Jlil-tj-a-dez. 
 
 Milto, Mil-to. 
 
 Milvius, Mil-vi-us. 
 
 Milyas, Mil-i-as. 
 
 Slimalones, Mi-mal-Q-nsz. 
 
 Mimas, Mj-mas. 
 
 Mimnermus, Mim-ner-mus. 
 
 Mincius, Min-Ji-us. 
 
 Mindarus, Min-da-rus. 
 
 Mineides, Mi-ng-i-dEZ. 
 
 Minerva, Mi-ner-va. 
 
 Minervalia, Min-er-va-li-a, 
 
 Minio, Min-i-o. 
 
 Minnoei, Mj-ng-j. 
 
 Minoa, Mi-ntb-a. 
 
 Minois, Mi-no-is. 
 
 Minos, Mi-nos. 
 
 Minotaurus, Min-cb-te-rus. 
 
 Minthe, Min-tg. 
 
 MinturnsB, Min-tur-nE. 
 
 Minucia, Mi-n^-Ji-a. 
 
 Minutius, Mi-m^-Ji-us. 
 
 Minyae, Min-i-g. 
 
 Minyas, Min-i-^. 
 
 Minycus, Min-i-kus, 
 
 Minyia, Mi-nj-ya. 
 
 Minytus, Min-i-tus. 
 
 Miraees, Mir-a-sgz. 
 
 Misenum, Mj-se-num. 
 
 Misenus, Mj-sg-nus. 
 
 Misitheus, Mj-sit-i-us. 
 
 Mithradates, Mit-ra-da-tez. 
 
 Mithras, Mi-tras. 
 
 Mithrenes, Mj-trg-ngz. 
 
 Mithridates, Mit-ri-da-tgz. 
 
 Mithridatis, Mit-ri-da-tis. 
 
 Mithrobarzanes, Mit-ro-bar-za- 
 
 HEZ. 
 
 Mitylene, Mit-i-le-ng, and 
 Mitylense, Mit-i-lg-UE. 
 Mitys, Mj-tis. 
 Mizaji, M4-ZE-J. 
 Mnasalces, Na-sal-sez. 
 Mnasias, Na-Ji-as. 
 Mnasieles, Nas-i-klEZ. 
 Mnasippinas, Na-sip-i-das. 
 Mnasippus, Na-sip-us. 
 
 Mnasitheus, Na-sit-E-us. 
 Mnason, Nd-son. 
 Mnasyrium, Na-sir-i-um. 
 Mnemon, Ns-mon. 
 Mnemosyne, Ng-mos-i-nc. 
 Mnesarchus, Ng-sqr-kus. 
 Mnesibulus, Ne3-i-b4-lus. 
 Mnesidamus, Ng-sid-a-mus, er 
 
 Nes-i-da-mus. 
 Mnesilaus, Nes-i-la-us. 
 Mnesimache, Ng-sim-a-kg. 
 Mnesimachus, Ng-sim-a-kus. 
 Mnesitheus, Ng-sifc-g-us. 
 Mnester, Nes-ter. 
 Mnastheus, Xes-tg-us. 
 Mnestia, Xes-Ji-a. 
 Mnestra, Nes-tra. 
 Mnevis, Ng-vis. 
 Moaphernes, Mo-a-fer-nez. 
 Modia, Mo-di-a. 
 Moecia, Mg-Ji-a. 
 Moedi, Me-dj. 
 Moenus, Mg-nus. 
 Mceon, Mg-on. 
 Moeonides, Ms-on-i-dez. 
 Moera, Mg-ra. 
 Mceragetes, Mg-raj-e-tsz. 
 Mceris, Jle-ris. 
 Mcesia, Mg-gi-a. 
 Mogyni, Mo-jj-nj. 
 Moleia, Mo-lE-ya. 
 Molione, Mo-lj-o-ns. 
 Molo, M6-I0. 
 Moloeis, Mo-ls-is. 
 Molorchus, Mo-ler-kus. 
 Molossi, Mo-16s-j. 
 Molossia, Mo-16s-Ji-a. 
 Molossis, Mu)-16s-is. 
 Molossus, Mo-los-us. 
 Molpadia, Mol-pa-di-a. 
 Molpus, Mol-pus. 
 Molus, M<a-lus. 
 Molycrion, Mo-lik-ri-on. 
 Momemphis, Mo-mem-fis. 
 Momus, Mca-mus. 
 Mona, Ma-na. 
 Monajses, Mo-ng-sgz. 
 Jlonesus, Mo-ng-sus. 
 Moueta, Mo-ng-ta. 
 Monima, M6n-i-ma. 
 Monimus, M6n-i-mus. 
 Monodiis, M6n-o-dus. 
 Monoecus, Mo-ng-kus. 
 Monoleus, Mo-n6-lg-us. 
 Monophage, Mo-nof-a-JE. 
 Monophilus, Mo-nof-i-lus. 
 Montanus, Mon-ta-nus. 
 Monychus, M6n-i-kus. 
 Monymus, M6n-i-mus. 
 Mophis, Mo-fis. 
 Mopsium, M6p-Ji-um. 
 Mopsopia, Mop-s6-pi-a. 
 Mopsus, Mop-sus. 
 Morgantium, Mer-gan-Ji-um. 
 Morini, M6r-i-nj. 
 Moritasgus, Mor-i-tas-gus. 
 Morius, M6-ri-us. 
 Jlorpheus, Mer-fg-us. 
 Mors, Merz. 
 Morys, Jlo-ris. 
 Mosa, JI6-sa. 
 Moschi, M6s-kj. 
 Moschion, M6s-ki-on. 
 Moschus, Mos-kus. 
 Mosella, Mca-sel-a. 
 Moses, Ma-zez.
 
 GESK AND LATIN PROPER NOMZ. 
 
 703 
 
 Mosychlus, Mo-sik-lus. 
 
 MdsyiKeei, Mus-i-ne-sj. 
 
 Molhone, Mo-to-ne. 
 
 Motya, Mo-tj-a. 
 
 Mucianus, Mii,-Ji-a-nus. 
 
 Mucius, M^-Ji-us. 
 
 Mucra9, Mi\,-krE. 
 
 Mulciber, Miil-si-ber. 
 
 Mulueha, Mix-hi,-ka. 
 
 Mulvius Pons, Mdl-vi-u3 Ponz. 
 
 Mummius, Mdm-i-us. 
 
 Munatius, Mii,-na-Ji-us. 
 
 Munda, Mua-da. 
 
 Munitus, ilix-ni-tus. 
 
 Munyehia;. Mi|-nik-i-8. 
 
 MuriBna, Mn,-re-na. 
 
 Murcus, Mdr-kus. 
 
 Muretus, Mn,-rg-tus. 
 
 Murgantia, ilur-gan-Ji-a. 
 
 Murrhenus, Mur-e-uus. 
 
 Murtia, Mur-Ji-a. 
 
 Mus, Mus. [ni-us. 
 
 Musa Antonius, Mi|-za An-t6- 
 
 MusEe, Mi|,-ZE. 
 
 Musaeus, JIi|-ze-us. 
 
 Musonius Rufus, Mq,-SQ-ni-us 
 
 Rcf)-fus. 
 Mustela, Mus-tl-la. 
 iluthuUus, Mri-tdl-us. 
 Mutia, Mi\,-Ji-a. 
 Mutilia, Mii-til-i-a. 
 Mutina, Mii-ti-na. 
 
 Mutines, Mix-ti-nez. 
 Matinus, Mn,-ti-nu3. 
 JIutius, Mii-Ji-us. 
 Mutunus, Mix-ti\,-nus. 
 Mutusciae, Mn,-tds-se. 
 Myagrus, Mj-a-grus, 6r 
 Myodcs, Mi-o-dez. 
 Mycale, Mik-a-le. 
 Mycalessus, Mik-a-les-us. 
 Mycen;e, Mj-sg-ng. 
 Myceriuus, Mis-e-rj-nus. 
 Myciberna, Mis-i-ber-na. 
 Mycithus, Mis-i-tus. 
 Mycon, Mj-kou. 
 Myeone, Mik-o-HE. 
 Mydon, Mj-don. 
 Mj'ecphoris, Mj-ek-fo-ris. 
 Myenus, Mi-E-nus. 
 Mygdon, Mig-don. 
 Mygdonia, Mig-dia-ni-a. 
 Mygdonus, Mig-do-nus. 
 Mylassa, Jli-las-a. 
 Myle, Jii-lE, or 
 Mylas, Mi-las. 
 M^'les, Mi-Iez. 
 Mylitta, Mj-lit-a. 
 Myndus, Min-dus. 
 Mynes, Mi-nsz. 
 Myni^e, Min-i-£. 
 Myonia, Mj-6-ni-a. 
 Myra, Mi-ra. 
 Myrcinus, Aler-sj-nus. 
 
 Myricus, Mi-rj-kus. 
 Myrina, Mi-ri-na. 
 Myrinus, iMi-rj-nu3. 
 Myriic, Mir-i-£. 
 Myrmecides, Mcr-mes-i-dez. 
 Myrmidones, Mer-mid-o-nez. 
 Myron, Mj-ron. 
 Myronianus, Mi-ro-ni-a-nus. 
 Myronides, Mi-ron-i-dez. 
 Myronus, Mi-riJ-nus. 
 Myrrha, Mir-a. 
 Myrsilus, Mer-si-lus. 
 Myrsinus, Mer-si-nus, (a siti.) 
 Alyrsas, Mer-sus. 
 Myrtale, Mer-ta-le. 
 Myrtea, Mer-tE-a. 
 Myrtilus, jiler-ti-lus, 
 Myrtis, Mer-tis. [re. 
 
 Myrtoum Alare, Mer-tQ-um Ma- 
 Myrtous, Mer-to-us. 
 Myrtuntium, Mer-tdn-Ji-um. 
 Myrtusa, Mer-ti^-sa. 
 Myscellus, Mi-sel-us. 
 Mysia, Mij-i-a. 
 Mysomacedones, Mj-so-ma-s^d- 
 
 Q-nEZ. 
 
 Myson, Mj-son. 
 Mystalides, Mi-stal-i-dez. 
 Mystes, Mis-t£z. 
 Mythecua, Mit-£-kus. 
 Mytilene, Mit-i-le-nE. 
 Myus, Mj-us. 
 
 N. 
 
 Nabaezane, Nab-ar-za-ns. 
 Nabathaja, Nab-a-M-a. 
 Nabis, Xa-bis. 
 Nadagara, Na-dag-a-ra. 
 Xaenia, Ns-ni-a. 
 Najvius, N£-vi-us. 
 Nsevolus, Xev-Q-lus. 
 Naharvali, Na-h^r-va-lj. 
 Naiades, Na-ya-d£z. 
 Nais, Na-is. 
 Napffiffi, Na-pB-£. 
 Naphilu?, Xaf-i-lus. 
 Xar, Nqr. 
 Narbo, Xqr-bo. 
 Narbonensis, Nqr-biii-nen-sis. 
 NarcsBus, Xar-SE-us. 
 Narcissus, Xar-sis-us. 
 Nargara, Xqr-ga-ra. 
 Narisci, Xa-ris-sj. 
 Narnia, Xqr-ni-a, er 
 Xarna, X'tr-na. 
 Xarses, Xqr-ssz. 
 Xarthec'is, Xur-fcE-sis. 
 Xarycia, Xa-iiJ-i-a. 
 Nasamou''^, Xas-a-ma-nEz. 
 Nascio, Xus-Ji-o, er 
 Natio, Na-Ji-o. 
 Xasica, X:\s-i-ka. 
 N^asidienus, Xa-sid-i-e-ntis. 
 Nasua, Nas-yq-a. 
 Natalia, Xa-ta-li-a. 
 Natalis, Xa-ta-li?. 
 Natta, Xat-a. 
 Xaucles, Ng-klsz. 
 X^auciilus, Xo-ko-lus. 
 Xaucratfs, Xo-kra-tez. 
 Xaucratis, Ne-kra-tis. 
 
 Naulochus, Xo-lo-kus. 
 
 Naupactus, Xe-pak-tus. 
 
 Xaupactum, No-pak-tum. 
 
 Nauplia, Ne-pli-a. 
 
 Nauplius, No-pli-us, 
 
 Naura, No-ra. 
 
 Nausieaa, Ne-sik-a-a. 
 
 X^ausicles, Xo-si-klEZ. 
 
 Xausimenes, No-si m-E-nsz. 
 
 Xausithoe, X"e-sit-o-E. 
 
 Xausithous, Xe-sit-o-us. 
 
 N'aates, No-tEZ. 
 
 Nava, Na-va. 
 
 Navius Actius, Na-vi-us Ak'Ji-us. 
 
 X^axos, Naks-os. 
 
 Nesera, X"E-8-ra. 
 
 Neaethus, Ns-s-tus. 
 
 Nealces, Ne-AI-sez. 
 
 Nealiees, X's-al-i-SEZ. 
 
 Nebrodes, X''£-br6-dEZ. 
 
 Nebrophonos, X'E-brof-Q-nos. 
 
 Nechos, Ns-kos. 
 
 Necropolis, XE-krop-o-lis. 
 
 X^ectanebus, Xek-ta-nE-bus, and 
 
 Xectanabis, X^ek-tan-a-bis, 
 
 Xecysia, Ns-sig-i-a. 
 
 Neis, X'e-is. 
 
 Neleus, X'e-Ie-us, (to.) 
 
 Neleus, Ne-Ie-us, (a.) 
 
 Nelides, XE-li-dEZ. 
 
 Nelo, Xe-Icd. 
 
 Nemaea, X'^E-mE-a. 
 
 Nemausus, XE-me-sus. 
 
 Nemea, X^E-tnE-a; NE-me-a, (a 
 
 siti. ) 
 Nemesianus, XE-ms-Ji-a-nus. 
 Nemesis Nem-e-sis. 
 
 Nemesius, NE-mE-Ji-us, 
 Nemetes, Nem-£-t£Z. 
 Nemeus, Xe-die-us. 
 Nemoralia, Xem-o-ra-li-a. 
 Neobule, N£-o-bi\,-lE. 
 Neocaesarea, NE-o-ses-a-rs-a. 
 Neochabis, Xs-ok-a-bis. 
 Neocles, Ns-o-klEZ. 
 Neogenes, Xe-oj-e-dez. 
 X^'eoiuoris, X^E-om-o-ris. 
 Neon, Nfi-on. 
 Neontichos, X's-on-tj-kos. 
 Neoptolemus, N£-op-t61-£-mus. 
 Neoris, X'e-o-ris. 
 Nepe, X^E-pE. 
 X'ephalia, NE-fa-li-a. ' 
 Nephele, Nef-£-l£. 
 X'^epherites, Nef-er-j-tsz. 
 Nephus, Nfi-fus. 
 Nepia, Ns-pi-a. 
 X'^epos, Ns-pos. 
 Nepotianus, NE-po-Ji-a-nus. 
 Nepthys, X^ep-tis. 
 Xeptunia, Xep-ti^-ni-a. 
 Neptunium, Xep-tvi-ni-um. 
 Neptunius, X'^ep-tti-ni-us. 
 Neptunus, X^'ep-tq-nus. 
 Neptune, Nep-tqn. {Eng.y 
 X'ereidns, X'E-rE-i-dez. 
 Nereids, X'^s-rE-idz. 
 X^ereius, NE-rs-yus. 
 X^'ereus, X'^E-rE-us. 
 X^erine, XE-ri-ns. 
 Neriphus, Ner-i-fus. 
 Neritos, Xer-i-tos. 
 X'erius, Xe-ri-us. 
 Nero, NE-ro.
 
 704 
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER N£[MZ. 
 
 Xeronia, Xe-r(5-ni-a. 
 Nertobrigiii, Xer-to-brij-i-a. 
 Nerulum, Xer-yix.-luin. 
 Xerva Cocceius, Ner-va Kok- 
 
 se-yus. 
 Xervii, Xer-vi-j. 
 Xesaea, X^e-se-a. 
 Xesiinachus, Xg-sim-a-kiis. 
 Xesiope, Xe-Ji-6-pE. 
 Xesis, Xe-sis. 
 Xesope, Xe-so-ps. 
 Xessus, Xes-us. 
 Xestocies, Xes-to-klsz. 
 Xestor, X''es-tor. 
 Xestorius, Xes-to-ri-us. 
 Xestus, X^es-tus, er 
 Xessus, Xes-us. 
 Xetum, Xe-tum. 
 Xeuri, Xs-yq,-rj. 
 Niceea, Xj-se-a. 
 Nicagoras, Xj-kag-o-ras. 
 Xieander, Xj-kan-der. 
 Xicaner, Xj-ka-nor. 
 Xicarchus, Xj-kqr-ka3. 
 Nicarthides, Xik-ar-tj-dsz. 
 Xicator, Xj-ka-tor. 
 Xice, Xj-SE. 
 
 Xicephorium, Xis-e-f6-ri-um. 
 Xicephorius, Xis-e-fo-ri-us. 
 Xicephorus, Xj-sef-o-rus. 
 Xiceratus, Xis- E-ra-tns. 
 Xicetas, Xj-SE-tas. 
 Xiceteria, Xis-E-tg-ri-a. 
 Xicia, X'iJ-i-a. 
 Nicias, XiJ-i-as. 
 Xicippe, Xj-sip-e. 
 Xicippus, Nj-sip-us. 
 Xico, Xj-ko. 
 
 Xicochares, Xj-kok-a-rcz. 
 Nicocles, Xik-o-klez. 
 XicoGrates, X^j-kok-ra-tsz. 
 Xicocreon, Xj-k6-kr£-on. 
 Xicodemus, Xik-o-de-mus. 
 Xieodorus, Xik-o-dc-rus. 
 Xieodromus, Xj-kod-rQ-mus. 
 Nicolaus, Xik-o-la-us. 
 Nicomacha, Xi-kom-a-ka. 
 Xicomachus, Xj-kom-a-kus. 
 Xicomedes, Xik-o-mE-dEz. 
 Nieomedia, Xik-o-mt-di-a. 
 Nicon, Xj-kon. 
 Niconia, Xj-ko-ni-a. 
 Nicophron, Xik-o-fron. 
 Nieopolis, Xi-kop-o-lis. 
 Nicostrata, Xj-kos-tra-ta. 
 Nicostratus, Xj-kos-tra-tus. 
 Nicotelea, Nik-o-te-ls-a. 
 
 Xicoteles, Xj-kot-E-kz. 
 Xiger, Xj-jer. 
 
 Xigidias Figulus, Xj-jid-i-us 
 ^ Fig-yq,-lus. 
 XigritEe, Xj-grj-te. 
 X'ileus, Xj-1e-us. 
 Xilus, Xi-lus. 
 Ninias, Xin-i-as. 
 X^innius, Xin-i-us 
 Ninus, Xj-nus. 
 Xinyas, Xin-i-as. 
 Xiobe, Xj-o-bE. 
 Xiphaeus, Xi-fs-us. 
 Xiphates, Nj-fa-tEZ. 
 Xiphe, Xj-f£. 
 Xireus, Xir-s-us. 
 Nisa, Xj-sa. 
 Nisasa, Xj-ss-a. 
 Xisaee, Xj-se-e. 
 Xiseia, Xj-SE-ya. 
 Xisibis, Xis-i-bis. 
 Xisus, Xj-sus. 
 Xisyros, Xj-sj-ros. 
 Xitetis, Xj-tE-tis. 
 Xitocris, Xj-to-kris. 
 Xitria, Xit-ri-a. 
 Xoas, X6-as. 
 Xocmon, Xok-mon. 
 X'octiluca, Xok-ti-lq,-ka. 
 Xola, X6-la. 
 Xomades, X6m-a-dEZ. 
 Xomae, X'o-djb. 
 Xomentanus, Xom-en-ta-niis. 
 Xomentiim, Xo-men-tum. 
 Xomii, X6-mi-j. 
 Xomius, X(0-mi-us. 
 Xonacris Xo-na-kris. 
 Xonius, Xcj- ni-tis. 
 Xonnius, X6n-i-us. 
 Xonnus, X6n-us. 
 Xonus, X6-nus. 
 Xopia, Xo-pi-a, w 
 Cnopia, Xo-pi-a. 
 Xora, X'o-ra. 
 Xorax, X6-raks. 
 Xorba, Xer-ba. 
 Xoricum, X6r-i-kum. 
 Xorthippus, Xor-6ip-us. 
 X'^ortia, Xer-Ji-a. 
 Xothus, Xu-tus. 
 Xotium, Xo-Ji-um. 
 Xotus, Xca-tus. 
 Xovatus, XcD-va-tus. 
 Xoviodunum, Xo-vi-o-dq,-num. 
 Xoviomagum, Xo-vi-6m-a-gum. 
 Xovium, Xcs-vi-um. 
 Novius Priscus, N6-vi-us Pris-kus. 
 
 Xox, Xoks. 
 Xuceria, Xq^-SE-ri-a. 
 Xaithones, Xt],-it-o-nEZ. 
 Numana, XT|-ma-na. 
 Xumantia, Xi|-man-Ji-a. 
 Numantina, Xq,-man-tj-na. 
 Xumanus Remulus, Xq,-ma-nus 
 
 Rem-yi|-lus. 
 Numa Pompilius, Xii,-ma Pom- 
 
 pil-i-us. 
 Numenes, Xq^-niE-nez. 
 Numenia, X^i],-iii£-ni-a, er 
 Xeomenia, XE-o-mg-ni-a. 
 Numenius, Xi],-m£-ni-u3. 
 Numerianus, Xix-mE-ri-a-nu3. 
 Numerius, Xi|-iiiE-ri-us. 
 Numicus, Xi|-mi-kus. 
 Numida, Xi|,-ini-da. 
 Xumidia, Nii,-mid-i-a. 
 Numidius, Xii,-mid-i-us. 
 Xumitor, Xi\,-mi-tor. 
 Numitorious, Xv^-mi-tQ-ri-us. 
 Xumonius, Xi|-mQ-ni-us. 
 Nuncoreus, Xun-k6-rE-us. 
 Nundina, iS^iin-di-na. 
 Nundinae, Xun-di-ns. 
 Nursse, X'^iir-sE. 
 Xurscia, Xiir-Ji-a. 
 Xursia, Xdr-Ji-a. 
 Nutria, X'i\-tri-a. 
 Nyeteis, Xik-t£-is. 
 Xyctelius, X"^ik-te-li-us. 
 Nycteus, Xik-tE-us. 
 Xyctimene, Xik-tim-e-nc. 
 Xyetimus, Xik-ti-mus. 
 NymbEeum, Xim-be-um. 
 Nymphae, Xim-fE. 
 Xymphs, Ximfs. 
 Xymphaeum, Xim-fE-um. 
 Xymphteus, Xim-fs-us. 
 Nymphidias, Xim-fid-i-as. 
 Nymphis, Xim-fis. 
 Nymphodorus, Ximf-o-do-rus. 
 Nympholeptes, Ximf-o-16p-tEZ. 
 Xymphon, Xim-fon. 
 Nypsius, Xip-Ji-us. 
 Xysa, X^j-sa, er 
 Xyssa, Nis-a. 
 Xysseus, Xj-se-us. 
 Xysas, Xj-sas. 
 Xyseius, Xj-SE-yus. 
 Nysiades, Xj-sj-a-dEZ. 
 Nysiae Porta;, XiJ-i-E Pt5r-t£. 
 Xysigena, Xj-sij-£-na. 
 Xysiros, Xj-sj-ros. 
 Xysius, XiJ-i-us. 
 Xyssa, Xis-a. 
 
 O. 
 
 Oaeses, CD-4i-sez. 
 Oarus, Q'a-ru3. 
 Oases, (D'a-SEz. 
 Oasis, O'a-sis. 
 Oaxes, O-aks-EZ. 
 Casus, O-aks-us. 
 Obrimo, Ob'ri-mo. 
 Obsequens, Ob'sE-kwens. 
 Obultronius, Ob-til-triS-ni-us. 
 Ooalea, O-ka-lE-a, or 
 Ocalia, O-ka-li-a. 
 Oceana, Q-SE-a-na. 
 Oceanidc's, 0-:'£-:'in-i-d£7., and 
 
 Oceanitides, O-SE-an-it-i-dez. 
 Oceanus, (D-s£-a-nus. 
 Oceia, O-sE-ya. 
 Ocelis, O-sE-lia. 
 Ocellus, CD-sel-us. 
 Ocelum, O-PE-lnm. 
 Oeha, O'ka. 
 Oehesius, tO-kE-Ji-Ua. 
 Ochus, (D'kus. 
 Ocnus, Ok'nus. 
 Ocriculuni, 0-krik-yq,-lum. 
 OeridioD, O-krid-i-on. 
 Ocrisia, D-krij-i-a. 
 
 Octacilius, Ok-ta-sil-i-us. 
 Octavia, Ok-ta-vi-a. 
 Octavianus, Ok-ta-vi-a-nus. 
 Octavius, Ok-ta-vi-us. 
 Octolophuni, Ok-tol-o-fum. 
 Ocyalus, O-sj-a-lus. 
 Ocypcte, Q-sip-E-tE. 
 Oeyroe, O-sir-a-E. 
 Odcnatus, Od-E-na-tu3. 
 Odessus, O-des-us. 
 Odinus, O-di-nus. 
 Odites, O-di-tEZ. 
 Odoacer, Od-o-a-ser.
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NttMZ. 
 
 705 
 
 Odomanti, Od-o-man-ti. 
 Oduiic^, (Jd'bj-nEZ. 
 Odry^ie, Od'ri-s£. 
 Odyssea, O-dis-s-a, or Od-i-se-a 
 Odyssey, Od'i-si. 
 (Eagarus, 8-ag-a-rus, and 
 C&iger, y'a-ger. 
 CEauthae, S-an-te, and 
 (Eanthia, 8-an-ti-a. 
 CEiax, S'aks. 
 (Ebalia, S-ba-li-a. 
 (Ebalus, Eb'a-lus. 
 CEbares, Eb'a-rez. 
 (Ejhalia, 8-ka-li-a. 
 (Ejleus, Ek'lE-u3. 
 CEjlidss, S-kli-dez. 
 CE)3uiiienius, Ek-yq,-mE-ni-us. 
 CEiipoJia, Ed-i-p6-di-a. 
 (ElipiLs, Ed'i-pus. 
 (Eme, 8'mE. 
 CEaanthes, S-nan-fiez. 
 (Eae, 8'ns. 
 (Eaea, 8'n£-a. 
 (Eaeus, S'ne-us. 
 CEaides, 8-nj-dEZ. 
 (Enoe, En'u)-E. 
 CEnom-a-us, 8-n6m-a-us. 
 CEnon, 8'non. 
 CEaona, 8-n6-na. 
 CEnone, 8-nQ-nE. 
 CBaopia, 8-nQ-pi-a. 
 CEuopides, 8-n6p-i-dEZ. 
 CEnopion, 8-n6-pi-on. 
 CEaotri, En'o-trj. 
 (Eaotria, 8-n6-tri-a. 
 CEootrus, Ea'o-trus. 
 CEnusi?e, 8-nq,-S£. 
 CEonus, S'o-nus. 
 (Eroe, Er'o-E. 
 CEsyme, 8-sj-mE. 
 CEta, S'ta. 
 CEtylus, Et'i-lus, er 
 (Etylum, Et'i-lum. 
 Ofellus, O-fel-as. 
 Ofi, O-fi. 
 
 Ogdolapis, Og-dol-a-pis. 
 Ogdorus, Og-do-rus. 
 Ogmius, Og'mi-us. 
 Ogoa, Og'o-a. 
 Ogulnia, O-gdl-ni-a. 
 Ogyges, Oj'i-jez. 
 Ogygia, O-jij-i-a. 
 Ogyris, Oj'i-ris. 
 Oicleus, O-ik-lE-us. 
 Oileous, O-il-E-us. 
 Oilides, O-i-lj-dsz. 
 Olane, OL'a-nE. 
 Olanu?, O-la-nus. 
 Olba, Ol'ba, &r 
 Olbus, Ol'bus. 
 Olbia, Ol'bi-a. 
 Olbius, Ol'bi-us. 
 Olchinium, 01-kin-i-um. 
 Olearos, O-le-a-ros, er 
 Oliros, Ol'i-ros. 
 Oleatruin, O-lE-a-trum. 
 Olen, O'len. 
 Olenus, Ol'E-nus, or 
 Olenum, Ol'E-num. 
 Olgasys, Ol'ga-sis. 
 Oligyrtis, 01-i-jer-tis. 
 Oliniae, O-lin-i-E. 
 Olintbus, (D-lin-tns. 
 Olisipo, Ol-i-sj-po. 
 Olisippo, Ol-i-sip-o, or 
 Olyssipo, (D-lis-i-p<a. 
 45 
 
 Olitingi, 01-i-tin-jj. 
 Ollius, Ul'i-us. 
 OUovico, 01-6v-i-ko. 
 , Olinius, Ol'mi-us, er 01-mi-us. 
 Olophyxus, Ol-o-fikj-us. 
 Olyiniiiiuin, CJ-lim-pE-um. 
 Olympia, CJ-lim-pi-a. 
 Olympia.?, Q-liin-pi-as. 
 Oiympicus, CJ-lim-pi-kus. 
 Olyinpieum, CJ-litn-pi-e-um. 
 Olympiodorus, O-lim-pi-o-difi-rus. 
 Olympiosthenes, O-lim-pi-os-te- 
 
 nEZ. 
 Olympius, O-lim-pi-us. 
 Olympus, O-liin-pus. 
 Olympusa, Ol-im-pi],-sa. 
 Olynthus. O-lin-tus. 
 Olyras, CJ-lj-ras. 
 Olyzon, Q-li-zon. 
 Oinarius, W-ma-ri-us. 
 Ombi, Oui'bj. 
 Ombri, Om'bri. 
 Omole, Om'o-le. 
 Omophagia. Om-o-fa-ji-Q. 
 Omphale, Om'fa-le. 
 Omphalos, Om'fa-los. 
 Oaaeum, 0-n£-um, er 
 Oseneum, (D-E-nE-um. 
 Onarus, O-na-rus. 
 Onasimus, Q-nas-i-mus. 
 Onatas, O-na-tas. 
 Onchestus, On-kes-tus. 
 Oneion, O-ns-yon. 
 Onesicritus, On-E-sik-ri-tus. 
 Onesimus, O-nes-i-mus. 
 Onesippus, On-£-sip-us. 
 Onesius, O-nE-Ji-us. 
 Onetorides, On-E-tor-i-dsz. 
 Onium, O'ni-um. 
 Onoba, On'o-ba. 
 Onochonus, O-nok-o-nus. 
 Onomacritus, On-o-mak-ri-tus. 
 Onomarchus, On-o-rnqr-kus. 
 Onomastorides, On-o-mas-tor-i- 
 
 dEZ. 
 
 Onomastus, On-o-mas-tus. 
 Onophas, On'o-fas. 
 Onophis, On'o-fis. 
 Onosander, On-o-san-der. 
 Onythes, On'i-t£z. 
 Opalia, Q-pa-li-a. 
 Opheas, O-fE-as. 
 Opheltes, O-fel-tEZ. 
 Ophensis, Q-fen-sis. 
 Ophia, Q'fi-a. 
 Ophiades, O-fj-a-dEZ. 
 Ophion, O-fi-on. 
 Ophioneus, Q-fi-6-nE-us. 
 Ophis, O'fis. 
 Ophiucus, 0-fi-yT|-kus. 
 Ophiusa, 0-fi-yi],-sa. 
 Opiei, Op'i-sj. 
 Opigena, pij-e-na. 
 Opilius. O-pil-i-us. 
 Opimius, O-pim-i-us. 
 Opis, Q'pis. 
 Opiter, Op'i-ter. 
 Opitergini, Op-i-ter-ji-iq. 
 Opites, O-pj-tEZ. 
 Oppia, Op'i-a. 
 Oppianus, Op-i-a-nus. 
 Oppidius, Op-id-i-us. 
 Oppius, Op'i-us. 
 Optatus, Op-ta-tus. 
 Optimus, Op'ti-mus. 
 Opuntia, 0-pdn-/i-a. 
 
 Opus, O'pus. 
 
 Ora, CJ'ra. 
 
 Oraculum, O-rak-yn-lum. 
 
 Oraea, O-re-a. 
 
 Orasus, Or'a-sus. 
 
 Orbelus, Or-bE-lus. 
 
 Orbilius, Or-bil-i-u3. 
 
 Orbona, Or-bo-na. 
 
 Orcades, Gr'ka-dEZ. 
 
 Orchalis, Or-ka-lis. 
 
 Orchamus, Or'ka-mus. 
 
 Orchistene, 0r-kis-t£-nE. 
 
 Orchomenus, Or-kom-E-nus, or 
 
 Orchomenum, Or-kom-E-num. 
 
 Orcus, Or'kus. 
 
 Oreynia, Or-sin-i-a. 
 
 Ordessus, Or-des-us. 
 
 Oreades, O-rE-a-dEZ. 
 
 Oreads, O'rs-adz. 
 
 Oreas, Q'rE-as, (waw.) 
 
 Oreos, Q'rE-os. 
 
 Orestae, O-res-te. 
 
 Orestes, O-res-tEZ. 
 
 Oresteum, Q-res-tE-um. 
 
 Orestidse, Or-es-tj-ds. 
 
 Orestides, Or-es-tj-dEZ. 
 
 Oretae, Or'E-tE. 
 
 Oretani, Or-£-ta-nj. 
 
 Oretilia, Or-E-til-i-a. 
 
 Oreum, O-rs-um. 
 
 Orga, Or'ga, er 
 
 Orgas, Or'gaz. 
 
 Orgessum, Or-jes-um. 
 
 Orgetorix, Or-jet-o-riks. 
 
 Orgia, Or'ji-a. 
 
 Oribasas, Q-rib-a-sus. 
 
 Oricum, Or'i-kum, er 
 
 Orieus, Or'i-kus. 
 
 Oriens, O'ri-enz. 
 
 Origen, Or'i-jen, {Eng.) 
 
 Origo, O-ri-go. 
 
 Orinus, Q-rj-nus. 
 
 Oriobates, 0-ri-6b-a-tez. 
 
 Orion, O-ri-on. 
 
 Orissus, O-ris-us. 
 
 OrisuUa Livia, Or-i-sdl-a Liy-i-a. 
 
 Oritae, O-ri-tE. 
 
 Orithyia, C)-rit-i-j-a. 
 
 Oritias, O-rit-i-as. 
 
 Oriundus, O-ri-da-dus. 
 
 Ormenus, 0r'mE-nus. 
 
 Ornea, Or'uE-a. 
 
 Orneae, Gr'nE-E. 
 
 Orneus, 9r'n£-us. 
 
 Ornithon, Or-nj-ton. 
 
 Ornitus, 0r'ni-tus. 
 
 Ornospades, Or-nos-pa-dEZ. 
 
 Ornytion, Or-nit-i-on. 
 
 Oroanda, Or-ca-an-da. 
 
 Orobia, O-ro-bi-a. 
 
 Orodes, O-ria-dsz. 
 
 Orcfites, O-rE-tEZ. 
 
 Oromedon, O-rom-E-don. 
 
 Orontas, Q-ron-taz. 
 
 Orophernes, Or-o-fer-nEZ. 
 
 Oropus, O-ro-pus. 
 
 Orosius, O-ro-Ji-us. 
 
 Orpheus, 9r'fE-us. 
 
 Orphitas, Gr'fi-tus. 
 
 Orsediee, Or-sed-i-SE. 
 
 Orseis, Or-SE-is. 
 
 Orsillas, Or-sil-us. 
 
 Orsilochus, Or-sil-o-kus. 
 
 Orsines, 6r'si-n£z. 
 
 Orsippus, Or-sip-us. 
 
 Ortalus, 9r'ta-lus.
 
 706 
 
 GR8K AND LATIN" PROPER NQMZ. 
 
 OrthEDa, Or-t^-a. 
 Orthagoras, Or-tag-o-ras. 
 Orthe, Qr'ts. 
 Orthia, 9r'ti-a. 
 Orlhru.s, Gr'trus. 
 Ortygia, Or-tij-i-a. 
 Ortygius, Or-tij-i-us. 
 Oru?:, O'rus. 
 Oryander, O-ri-aa-der. 
 Oryus, (D-rj-us. 
 Oryx, O'riks. 
 
 Oschophoria, Os-ko-fo-ri-a. 
 Osci, Os'sj. 
 Oseius, Os'Ji-us. 
 Oscus, Os'kus. 
 Osinius, O-sin-i-us. 
 Osiris, 0-s|-ris. 
 Osismii, O-sis-mi-j. 
 Osphagus, Oi'fa-gus. 
 Osrhoene, Os-ro-e-ne. 
 
 Ossa, Os'a. 
 
 Osteudes, Os-te-o-dgz. 
 Ostia, Os'Ji-a. 
 Ostorius, Os-t(3-ri-us. 
 Ostracine, Os-tra-sj-ne. 
 Ostrogothi, Os-trog-o-fcj. 
 Osymandyas, Os i-inan-di-as. 
 Otaeilius, Ot-a-sil-i-us. 
 Otanes, Q-tA-nez. 
 Othmarus, Ot'ma-rus. [vius. 
 
 Otho, M. Salvias, Q'ta, M. Sal- 
 Othryoneus, Ot-ri-o-ne-us &r 
 
 Ot-rj-ci-ni],s. 
 Othrys, Q'firis. 
 Othrysius, O-triJ-i-us. 
 Otreus, CO'trc-us. 
 Otriades, O-trj-a-dez. 
 Otroeda, O-tre-da. 
 Otas, O'tus. 
 Otys, O'tis, 
 
 Ovidius, O-vid-i-us. 
 Ovid, Ov'id. (Eng.) 
 Ovinia, (0 vin-i-a. 
 Ovinias, (D-vin-i-us. 
 Oxartes, Oks-qr-tez. 
 Oxidates, Oks-id-a-tez. 
 Oximes, Oks'i-niEZ. 
 Oxionai, Oks- j-o-ne. 
 Oxus, Oks'us. 
 Oxyares, Oks-j-a-rez. 
 Oxycanus, Oks-i-ka-nus. 
 OxydraciB, Oks-id-ra-se. 
 Oxylus, Oks'i-lus. 
 Oxynthes, Oks-in-tez, 
 Oxyporus, Oks-ip-o-rus. 
 Oxyryncliitas, Oks-i-rio-kj-te. 
 Oxyryiichur, Oks-i-rin-kus. 
 Ozines, (J-zj-nez. 
 Ozolae, Oz'o-lg, or 
 Ozoli, Oz'o-lj. 
 
 P. 
 
 Pacatianus, Pa-ka-Ji-a-nus. 
 
 Paccius, Pak-Ji-us. 
 
 Paches, Pa-kez. 
 
 Pachinus, Pa-kj-nua. 
 
 Paconius, Pa-ko-ni-us. 
 
 Pacorus, Pak-o-rus. 
 
 Pactolus, Pak-to-lus. 
 
 Pactyas, Pak-ti-as. 
 
 Pactyes, Pak-ti-sz. 
 
 Pacuvius, Pa-kii,-vi-us. 
 
 Padaei, Pa-de-j. 
 
 Padua, Pad-yn,-a. 
 
 Padus, Pa-dus. 
 
 Padusa, Pa-di\-sa. 
 
 Paean, Pe-an. 
 
 PsBdasus, Ped-a-sus. 
 
 Paedius, Pe-di-us. 
 
 Paemeni, Pe-ma-nj. 
 
 Paeon, Pe-on. 
 
 Poeones, Pg-o-nez. 
 
 Pajonia, Pg-o-ni-a. 
 
 PiBonides, Pg-on-i-dez. 
 
 Paeos, Pg-os. 
 
 Paesos, Pe-sos. 
 
 Poestuin, Pes-tum. 
 
 Pajtoviuui, Pg-to-vi-um. [na. 
 
 Paetus Caecinna, Pg-tus Sg-sin- 
 
 Pagas«, Pag-a-SE, er 
 
 Pagasa, Pag-a-sa. 
 
 Pagasus, Pag-a-sus. 
 
 Pagus, Pa-jus, 
 
 Palacium, Pa-la-Ji-um, »»• 
 
 Palatium, Pa-la-Ji-um. 
 
 Palaea, Pa-lg-a. 
 
 Palaeapulis, PaI-g-;ip-o-lis. 
 
 Palaeinou, Pa-lgmon, er 
 
 Paleinon, Pal-e-mon. 
 
 Palaepaphos, Pa-lep-a-fos. 
 
 PalajphaiuH, Pa-le£-a-tus. 
 
 Palaepiiiis, Pa-lep-o-lia. 
 
 Palae.-sto, Pa-les-tg. 
 
 Palaestiiia, Pal-es-ti-na. 
 
 Palaestinus, Pal-es-tj-nus. 
 
 Palamedes, Pal-a-mg-dEZ. 
 
 Palantia, Pa-lan-Ji-a. 
 
 Palantiuui, Pa-lan-Ji-um. 
 
 Palatinus, Pal-a-lj-nus. 
 
 Paleis, Pa-lg-is, (/r 
 
 Palao, Pa-lg. 
 
 Pales, Pa-lgz. 
 
 Palfurius Sura, Pal-fq^-ri-us Sq,- 
 
 ra. 
 Palibothra, Pal-i-b66-ra or Pa- 
 
 lib-<a-tra. 
 Palibothreni, Pal-i-bot-rs-nj. 
 Palici, Pa-lj-sj, er 
 Palisci, Pa-'lis-sj. 
 Palilia, Pa-lil-i-a. 
 Palinurus, Pal-i-nq,-rus. 
 Paliscorum, Pal-i-sko-rum, or 
 Palicorum, Pal-i-ko-rum. 
 Pallades, Pal-a-dtz. 
 Palladium, Pa-la-di-um. 
 Palladius, Pa-la-di-us. 
 Pallanteum, Pa-lan-tg-um. 
 Pallantias, Pa-lan-Ji-as. 
 Pallantides, Pa-lan-ti-dsz. 
 Pallantion, Pa-Ian-ti-on. 
 Pallas, Pal-as. 
 Pallene, Pa-lE-ng. 
 Palma, Pal-ma. 
 Palmisos, Pal-nij-sos. 
 Palmyra, Pal-mj-ra. 
 Palphurius, Pal-fi],-ri-us. 
 Pammcnes, Pam-E-ngz. 
 Pammon, Pam-on. 
 Pampa, Pam-pa. 
 Paniphilus, Pam-fi-lus. 
 Pamphos, Pam-fos. 
 Pamphyla, Pam-fil-i-Q. 
 Pan, Pan. 
 
 Panacea, Pan-a-sg-a. 
 PaniBtius, Pa-ng-Ji-us. 
 Panares, Pan-a-rgz. 
 Panaristo, Pan-a-ris-te. 
 Panathenaia, Pa-nat-g-ng-a. 
 Panchaea, Pan-kg-a, er 
 Panchaia, Pan-ka-ya, er 
 Panchea, Pan-kE-a. 
 Pancratium, Pan-kra-Ji-um. 
 Panda, Pan-da. 
 Pandama, Pan-da-ma. 
 Pandaria, Pan-da-ri-a. 
 Pandarus, Pan-da-rus. 
 Pandates, Pan-da-tgz. 
 Pandemus, Pan-dg-mus. 
 Pandia, Pan-di-a. 
 Pandion, P,ln-di-on. 
 Pandora, Pan-dcJ-ra. 
 Pandosia, Pan-do-si-a. 
 
 Pandrosos, Pau-drtj-sos. 
 Panemus, Pan-g-mus. 
 Panenus, Pan-g-nus, or 
 Panaeus, Pa-ng-us. 
 Pangajus, Pan-jg-us. 
 Paniasis, Pa-n|-a-sis. 
 Panionium, Pa-ni-o-ni-um. 
 Panius, Pa-ni-us. 
 Paunonia, Pa-u6-ni-a. 
 Panomphaeus, Pan-om-fg-us, 
 Panope, Pan-is-pg, er 
 Pauopea, Pan-o-pg-a. 
 Panopes, Pan-o-pgz. 
 Panopeus, Pa-no-pg-us. 
 Panopion, Pa-no-pi-on, 
 Panopolis, Pa-nop-o-lis. 
 Panormus, Pa-nor-mus. 
 Pantagnostus, Pan-tag-nos-tus. 
 Pantagyas, Pan-ta-ji-as. 
 Pantaleon, Pan-ta-lg-on. 
 Pantauchus, Pan-te-kus. 
 Panteus, Pan-tg-us. 
 Panthca, Pan-tg-a. 
 Pantheon, Pan-tg-on, er 
 Pantheon, Pan-ts-on. 
 Pantheus, Pan-tg-us &)' 
 Panthus, Pan-tus. 
 Panthides, Pan-ti-dgz. 
 Panthoides, Pan-t(j-i-dgz 
 Panticapaiam, Pan-ti-ka-pt-u:n. 
 Panticapes, Pan-tik-a-pEZ. 
 Pantilius, Pan-til-i-us. 
 Panyasis, Pa-ni-a-sis. 
 Panyasus, Pa-nj-a-sus. 
 Papajus, Pa-pg-us. 
 Paphages, Pa-fa-J£z. 
 Paphia, Pa-fi-a. 
 Paphlagonia, Paf-la-gti-ni-a. 
 Paphos, Pa-fos. 
 Paphus, Pa-fus. 
 Papianus, Pa-pi-a-nus. 
 Papias, Pa-pi-as. 
 Papinianus, Pa-pin-i-a-nus. 
 Papinius, Pa-pin-i-u3. 
 Papiria, Pa-pir-i-a. 
 Papirius, Pa-pir-i-ua. 
 Pappus, Pap-us. 
 Papyri us, Pa-pir-i-ua. 
 Parabyston, Par-a-bis-ton. 
 Paradisus, Par-a-di-sus.
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER NSMZ. 
 
 707 
 
 Paraetacae, Pa-rdt-a-ss. 
 Pdrjetonium, Par-e-t(i-ni-um. 
 Parali, Par-a-lj. 
 Paralus, Par-a-lus. 
 Parasia, Pa-ra-i?i-a. 
 Parasius, Pa-ra-Ji-us. 
 Parcae, Pqr-SE. 
 Paris, Par- is. 
 Parisades, Pa-ris-a-dez. 
 Parisii, Pa-riJ-i-j. 
 Parisas, Par-i-sus. 
 Parium, Pa-ri-um. 
 Parma, Pqr-ina. 
 Parmenides, Par-tnen-i-dez. 
 Parmenio, Par-me-ni-o. 
 Parmeno, Pqi'-ms-no. 
 Parnassus, Par-nas-us. 
 Parnes, Pqr-nez. 
 Parnessus, Par-nes-us. 
 Parni, Pqr-nj. 
 Paron, Pa-roa. 
 Paroreia, Par-o-re-ya. 
 Paros, Pa-ros. 
 Parrhasia, Pa-ra-ji-a. 
 Parrhasius, Pa-ra-Ji-u3. 
 Parthainisiris, Pq^r-ta-mia-i-ris. 
 Parthaon, Par-ta-on. 
 Partheaia, Par-te-ni-a. 
 Parthenije, Par-te-ai-e, and 
 Parthenii, Par-te-ni-j. 
 Parthenion, Par-fce-ni-on. 
 Partlienius, Par-te-ni-us. 
 Parthenon, Pqr-te-non. 
 Parthenopa3us, Par-ton-CD-ps-us. 
 Parthenope, Par-fcen-o-pe. 
 Parehia, Pqr-fci-a. 
 Parthyene, Pqr-ti-e-ne. 
 Par)'sades, Pa-ris-a-dsz. 
 Parysatis, Par-i-sa-tis. 
 Pasargadii, Pa-sqr-ga-da. 
 Paseas, Pa-se-as. 
 Pasicles, Pas-i-klEz. 
 Pasicrates, Pa-siii-ra-tsz. 
 Pasiphao, Pa-sif-a-e. 
 Pasithea, Pa-sif)-e-a. 
 Pasitigris, Pa-sit-i-gris. 
 Passaron, Pas-a-ron. 
 Passienus, Pas-i-e-nas. 
 Passus, Pas-US. 
 Patara, Pat-a-ra. 
 Patavium, Pa-ta-vi-um. 
 Paterae, Pa-ts-rs. 
 Paterculus, Pa-ter-kq,-lus. 
 Patizithes, Pa-tiz-i-tez. 
 Patmos, Pat-mos. 
 Patrae, Pa-trg. 
 Patro, Pa-trQ. 
 Patrobas, Pat-ro-bas. 
 Patrocles, Pa-tro-klez. 
 Patrocli, Pa-tro-klj. 
 Patroolides, Pat-ro-kli-dez. 
 Patroclus, Pa-tro-klus. 
 Patron, Pa-tron. 
 Patrous, Pat-ro-us. 
 Patuicius, Pa-tul-Ji-us. 
 Paula, Pe-la. 
 Paulina, Pe-lj-na. 
 Paulinus, Po-ij-nus. 
 Paulus ^mylius, Pe-lus 8-mil- 
 
 i-us. 
 Pausanias, Pe-sa-ni-as. 
 Pausias, Pe-Ji-as. 
 Paver, Pa-vor. 
 Pax, Paks. 
 Paxos, Paks-os. 
 Peas, Pe-as. 
 
 Pedacia, Pe-da-Ji-a. 
 
 Ped;eus, Pg-de-us. 
 
 Pedani, Pe-da-nj. 
 
 Pedanius, Pg-da-ni-us. 
 
 Pedasa, Ped-a-sa. 
 
 Pediadis, Pg-dj-a-di3. 
 
 Pediaiius, Pg-di-a-nus. 
 
 Pedias, Pg-di-as. 
 
 Pedius Blaesus, Pe-di-us Bls-sus. 
 
 Pedo, Pg-dcj. 
 
 Pedum, Pe-dum. 
 
 Pega3, Pe-je. 
 
 Pegaseus, Pe-ga-Je-us. 
 
 Pegasides, Pg-gas-i-dez. 
 
 Pegasis, Peg-a-sis. 
 
 Pegasus, Peg-a-su3. 
 
 Pelagius, Pg-la-ji-us. 
 
 Pelagon, Pel-a-gon. 
 
 Pelagunes, Ps-Iag-a)-ngz. 
 
 Pelarge, Pg-lqr-jg. 
 
 Pelasgi, Pe-las-j{. 
 
 Pelasgia, Pg-las-ji-a, er 
 
 Pelasgiotis, Pg-las-jj-o-tis. 
 
 Pelasgus, Pe-las-gus. 
 
 Peletlironii, Pel-e-6r6-iii-i. 
 
 Peleus, Pg-lg-us. 
 
 Peliades, Pg-li-a-dgz. 
 
 Pelias, Pg-U-as. 
 
 Pelides, Pg-lj-dgz. 
 
 Peligni, Pg-lig-nj. 
 
 Peligaus, Pg-lig-nus. 
 
 PeliuBeum, Pel-i-ne-um. 
 
 Pelinaeus. Pel-i-ne-iis. 
 
 Pelion, Pg-li-on. 
 
 Pelium, Pg-U-um. 
 
 Peila, Pel-a. 
 
 Pellanse, Pel-a-ne. 
 
 Pellene, Pel-e-ne. 
 
 Pelope, Pel-Q-pe. 
 
 Pelopea, Pel-o-pg-a, er 
 
 Pelopia, Pel-Q-pj-a. 
 
 Pelopeia, Pel-o-p8-ya. 
 
 Pelopidas, Pg-16p-i-das. 
 
 Pelopius, Pg-lis-pi-us. 
 
 Peloponnesus, PeI-o-pon-8-sus. 
 
 Pelops, Pg-lops. 
 
 Pelor, Pg-lor. 
 
 Peloria, Pg-lo-ri-a. 
 
 Pelorum, Pg-16-rum, er 
 
 Pelorus, Pg-lo-rus. 
 
 Pelusium, Pg-h\,-gi-um. 
 
 Penates, Pg-na-tgz. 
 
 Pendalium, Pen-da-Ii-um. 
 
 Peneia, Peneis, Pe-ng-ya, Peu- 
 
 g-is. 
 Penelius, Pe-ng-li-us. 
 Penelope, Pg-nel-ca-pe. 
 Pencus, Pe-ng-us, er Pe-ne-us. 
 Penidas, Pen-i-das. 
 Pentapolis, Pen-tap-o-lis. 
 Penthesilea, Pen-ig-si-lg-a. 
 Peutheus, Pen-tg-ua. 
 Penthides, Pen-ti-dgz. 
 Pcnthilus, Pen-ti-lus. 
 Penthylus, Pen-ti-lus. 
 Peparethos. Pep-a-re-tos. 
 Pephredo, Pef-rg-do. 
 Peraea, Pg-re-a. 
 Perasippus, Per-a-sip-us. 
 Percope, Per-ko-pg. 
 Percosius, Per-ko-Ji-us. 
 Percote, Per-ko-tg. 
 Perdiccas, Per-dik-as. 
 Perdix, Per-diks. 
 Perenna, Pg-ren-a. 
 Perennis, Pe-ren-is. 
 
 Pereus, Pg-rE-U3. 
 
 Perga, Per-ga. 
 
 Pergamus, Per-ga-mus. 
 
 Perge, Per-jg. 
 
 Pergurf, Per-gus. 
 
 Periander, Per-i-an-der. 
 
 Periarchus, Per-i-q,r-ku3. 
 
 Periboea, Per-i-bg-a. 
 
 Peribomius, Per-i-b(D-mi-u8. 
 
 Pericles, Per-i-klgz. 
 
 Periclymenus, Per-i-klim-E-nu3. 
 
 Peridia, Pe-rid-i-a. 
 
 Periegetes, Pg-rj-g-jg-tgz. 
 
 Perieres, Per-i-g-rgz. 
 
 Perigenes, Pg-rij-g-ngz. 
 
 Perigone, Pg-rij-Q-ng. 
 
 Perilaus, Per-i-la-us. 
 
 Perileus, Per-i-lg-us. 
 
 Perilla, Pe-ril-a. 
 
 Perillus, Pg-ril-us. 
 
 Perimede, Per-i-me-dg. 
 
 Perimela, Per-i-me-la. 
 
 Perinttius, Pg-rin-fiu3. 
 
 Peripatetic!, Per-i-pa-tet-i-sj. 
 
 Peripatetics, Per-i-pa-tet-iks. 
 
 Periphanes, Pg-rif-a-nez. 
 
 Periphas, Per-i-fas. 
 
 Periphatus, Pg-rif-a-tus. 
 
 Periphemus, Per-i-fe-mus. 
 
 Perisades, Pg-ris-a-dez. 
 
 Peris' henes, Pg-ris-tg-nez. 
 
 Peristylum, Per-i-stj-lum. 
 
 Peritanus, Pg-rit-a-nus, 
 
 Peritas, Per-i-tas. 
 
 Peritonium, Per-i-to-ni-um. 
 
 Permessus, Per-mes-us. 
 
 Pero, Pg-rQ, or 
 
 Perone, Per-o-ne. 
 
 Peroe, Per-o-g. 
 
 Perola, Per-o-la. 
 
 Perpenna, Per-pen-a. 
 
 Perperene, Per-pg-rg-ne. 
 
 Perphoretus, Per-fo-rg-tU3. 
 
 Perranthes, Per-an-tgz. 
 
 Perrhaebia, Per-e-bi-a. 
 
 Persa, Per-sa, er 
 
 Perseis, Per-sg-is. 
 
 Persaj, Per-se. 
 
 Persaeus, Per-sg-us. 
 
 Persee, Per-sg-g. 
 
 Perseis, Per-sg-is. 
 
 Persephone, Per-sef-o-ns. 
 
 Persepulis, Per-sep-o-lis. 
 
 Perseus, Per-sg-us, er 
 
 Perses, Per-sgz. 
 
 Perseus, Per-se-us. 
 
 Persia, Per-Ji-a. 
 
 Persicus,' Per-si-kus. 
 
 Persis, Per-sis. [ofl. 
 
 Persius Flaccus, Per-Ji-us Flak- 
 
 Pertinax, Per-ti-naks. 
 
 Perusia, Pg-roo-ji-a. 
 
 Pescennius, Pes-sen-i-dJ. 
 
 Pessinus, Pcs-j-nus. 
 
 Petalia, Pg-ta-li-a. 
 
 Petalus, Pet-a-lus. 
 
 Petelia, Pg-tg-li-a. 
 
 Petelinus, Pet-g-lj-nu3. 
 
 Peteon, Pg-tg-on. 
 
 Peteus, Pg-tg-us. 
 
 Petilia, Pg-til-i-u. 
 
 Petilii, Pg-til-i-j. 
 
 Petilius, Pg-til-i-ua. 
 
 Petosiris, Pet-o-sj-ris. 
 
 Petra, Pg-tra. 
 
 Petraea, Pe-tre-a.
 
 708 
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER NC[MZ 
 
 Petreius, Pe-trs-yus. 
 Petrinum, Pe-trj-nam. 
 Petronia, Pe-tro-ni-a. 
 Petroniiis, Pe-tro-ni-us. 
 Pettius, Pet-i-us. 
 Feuce, Pi^-se. 
 Peucestes, Pq,-ses-tEZ. 
 Peucetia, Pi],-SE-Ji-a. 
 Peu.-:ini, Pq,-sj-ni. 
 Peucolaus, Pi^-ko-la-us. 
 Pexodorus, Peks-o-do-rus. 
 Ph»a, Fe-q. 
 Pheeaoia, Fe-a-Ji-a. 
 Phaax, Ffi-aks. 
 PhEedimus, Fed-i-mus. 
 Phsedon, Fs-don. 
 Phaedra, Fe-dra. 
 Phaedria, Fs-dri-a. 
 Phaedrus, Fs-drus. 
 Phaedyma, Fed-i-ma. 
 Phaemonoe, Fe-mon-o-c. 
 Phaenarete, Fen-a-rE-t£. 
 Phaenias, Fs-ni-as. 
 Phaenna, Fea-a. 
 Phaennis, Fen-is. 
 Phaenomeris, Fen-o-ms-ris. 
 Phasocomes, Ffi-ok-o-mEZ. 
 Phaesana, Fes-a-na. 
 Phaestum, Fes-tum. 
 Phaeton, Fa-E-ton. 
 Phaetontiades, Fa-E-ton- ti-a-d£z. 
 Phaetusa, Fa-s-tq-sa. 
 Phaeus, Fe-us. 
 Phagesia, Fa-JE-ji-a. 
 Phalae, Fa-lE. 
 Phalajcus, Fa-l£-kug. 
 Phaleesia, Fa-ls-ji-a. 
 Phalanthus, Fa-lan-tus. 
 Phalaris, Fal-a-ris. 
 Phalarus, Fal-a-rug. 
 Phalcidon, Fal-si-don. 
 Phaleas, Fa-ls-as. 
 Phalereus, Fa-ls-rE-us. 
 Phaleris, Fa-ls-ris. 
 Phaleron, Fa-ls-ron, er 
 Phalerum, Fal-E-rum. 
 Phalerus, Fa-ls-rus. 
 Phalias, Fa-li-as. 
 Phallica, Fal-i-ka. 
 Phalysius, Fa-liJ-i-us. 
 Phanaeus, Fa-ns-us. 
 Phanaraea, Fan-a-rs-a. 
 Phanas, Fa-nas. 
 Phanes, Fa-nEz. 
 Phanocles, Fan-o-klEZ. 
 Phanodemas, Fan-o-ds-mus. 
 Phantasia, Fan-ta-ji-a. 
 Phanus, Fa-nus. 
 Phaon, Fa-on. 
 Phara, Fa-ra. 
 Pharacides, Fa-ras-i-dsz. 
 Pharae, Fa-rE, er 
 Pherae, Fe-fe. 
 
 Pharasmanes, Fa-ras-ma-n£z. 
 Pharax, Fa-raks. 
 Pharia, Fa-ris. 
 Pharnabazus, Fqr-na-ba-zus. 
 Pharnacea, Far-na-SE-a. 
 Pharnaces, Far-na-SEZ. 
 Pharnapates, Fqr-na-pa-tEZ. 
 Pharnaspes, Far-nas-pEZ. 
 Pharnus, Fqr-nus. 
 Pharos, Fa-ros. 
 Pharsalia, Far-sa-li-a. 
 Pharte, F(fT-te. 
 Pbarus, Pa-rus. 
 
 Pharusii, Fa-rt6-Ji-j, er 
 Phaurusii, F9-rd)-Ji-j. 
 Pharybas, Far-i-bus. 
 ITiaryeadon, Fa-rik-a-don. 
 Pharyge, Far-i-JE. 
 Phaselis, Fa-sE-lis. 
 Phasiana, Fa-ji-a-na. 
 Phasias, Fa-Ji-as. 
 Phasis, Fa-sis. 
 Phassus, Fas-US. 
 Phauda, Fe-da. 
 Phavorinus, Fav-o-rj-nus. 
 Phaylus, Fa-il-us. 
 Phea, Ffi-a, er 
 Pheia, Fs-ya. 
 Phecadum, Fs-ka-dum. 
 Phegeus, Fe-je-us, er 
 Phlegeus, FIe-je-us. 
 Phellia, Fel-i-a. 
 Phelloe, Fel-Q-E. 
 Phellus, Fel-us. 
 Phemius, FE-mi-us. 
 Phemonoe, FE-mon-o-E. 
 Pheneum, Fs-nE-um. 
 Pheneus, Fe-nE-us, (lak.) 
 Pheneug, FE-nE-us, {man.) 
 Pherae, Fe-fe. 
 Pherasus, FE-rg-us. 
 Pheraules, Fe-w-ltz. 
 Phereclus, F£-rek-lus. 
 Pherecrates, FE-rek-ra-tEZ. 
 Pherecydes, Fer-E-sj-dEZ. 
 Pherendates, Fer-en-da-tez. 
 Pherenice, Fer-E-nj-SE. 
 Pheres, Fe-tez. 
 Pheretias, Fs-rs-Ji-as. 
 Pheretima, Fer-E-tj-ma. 
 Pherinum, Fer-i-num. 
 Pheron, Fe-ron. 
 Phiale, Fj-a-lE. 
 Phialia, I^j-a-li-a, er 
 Phigalia, Fj-ga-li-a. 
 Phialus, Fj-a-lus. 
 Phiceon, Fi-s£-on. 
 Phicores, Fik-o-rEZ. 
 Phidias, Fid-i-as. 
 Phidile, Fid-i-lE. 
 Phidippides, Fj-dip-i-d£Z. 
 Phiditia, Fj-diJ-i-a. 
 Phidon, Fj-don. 
 Phidyle, Fid-i-k. 
 Phigalea, Fig-a-lE-a. 
 Phigalei, Fj-ga-U-i. 
 Phila, Fj-la. 
 
 Philadelphia, Fil-a-del-fi-a. 
 Philadelphus, Fil-a-del-£us. 
 Phite, Fj-lE. 
 Philaeni, Fi-ls-nj. 
 Philaeus, Fj-1e-us. 
 Philammon, Fj-lam-on. 
 Philarchns, Fj-lqr-kus. 
 Phileas, Fil-E-as. 
 Philemon, Fj-ls-mon. 
 Philene, Fi-lE-n£. 
 Phileris, Fj-le-ris. 
 Phileros, Fil-E-ros. 
 Philesius, Fj-ls-Ji-us. 
 Philetasrus, Fil-E-te-ru3. 
 Philetas, Fi-ls-tas. 
 Philetiiis, Fj-lE-Ji-us. 
 Philidas, Fil-i-das. 
 Philides, Fil-i-dEZ. 
 Phiiinna, Fi-lin-a. 
 Philinus, Fi-lj-nus. 
 Philippei, Fi-lip-E-j. 
 Philippi, Fi-lip-j. 
 
 Philippides, Fi-lip-i-dEZ. 
 Philippolis, Fi-lip-o-lis. 
 Philippopolis, Fil-i-pop-o-lis. 
 Philippus, Fi-lip-us. 
 Philiskus, Fi-lis-kus. 
 Philistides, Fil-is-tj-dEZ. 
 Philistus, Fi-lis-tus. 
 PhiUo, Fil-o. 
 Philo, Fj-lo. 
 
 Philoboeotus, Fil-o-bs-o-tus. 
 Philochoru?, Fi-16k-o-rus. 
 Philoeles, Fil-o-klsz. 
 Philoerates, Fi-16k-ra-t£z. 
 Philoctetes, Fil-ok-tE-tEZ. 
 Philocyprus, Fil-o-sj-prus. 
 Philodamea, Fil-o-da-mE-a. 
 Philodemus, Fil-o-dE-mus. 
 Philodice, Fi-16d-i-SE. 
 Philolaas, Fil-(D-la-us. 
 Philologus, Fi-161-o-gu3. 
 Philomache, Fi-16m-a-kE. 
 Philouibrotus, Fi-lom-bro-tus. 
 Philomedia, Fil-Q-me-di-a. 
 Philomedus, Fil-CD-mE-dus. 
 Philomela, Fil-Q-ms-la. 
 Philomelus, Fil-o-inE-lus. 
 Philon, Fj-lon. 
 Philonides, Fi-16n-i-d£Z. 
 Philonis, Fil-o-nis. 
 Philonoe, Fi-16n-o-E. 
 PhUonome, Fi-loa-o-mE. 
 Philonomus, Fi-lon-o-mus. 
 Philonus, Fil-o-nus. 
 Philopator, Fi-16p-a-tor. 
 Philophron, Fil-CD-fron. 
 Philopoemen, Fil-o-pE-men. 
 Philostratus, Fi-16s-tra-tus. 
 Philotas, Fi-16-tas. 
 Philotera, Fi-16t-E-ra. 
 Philotimus, Fi-16t-i-mus. 
 Philotis, Fi-16-tis. 
 Philoxenus, Fi-loks-E-nus. 
 Philyllius, Fi-lil-i-us. 
 Philyra, Fil-i-ra. 
 Philyres, Fil-i-rEZ. 
 Philyrides, Fi-lir-i-dEZ. 
 Phineus, Fi-ns-us. 
 Phineus, Fin-E-us (man.) 
 Phinides. Fi-nj-dsz. 
 Phinta, Fin-ta. 
 Phint'a, Fin-Ji-a. 
 Phintias, Fin-Ji-as. 
 Phla, Fla. 
 
 Phlegelas, Flej-E-las. 
 Phlegethon, Flej-e-ton. 
 Phlegias, FlE-ji-as, 
 Phlegon, FJE-gon. 
 Phlegra, FJE-gra. 
 Phlegyas, FlE-ji-as. 
 Phlegye, FIe-ji-e. 
 Phlias, Flj-as. 
 Phlius, Flj-us. 
 Phloeus, FIe-us. 
 Phobas, F6-bag. 
 Phobetor, Fo-bs-tor. 
 PhocEea, Fo-SE-a. 
 Phocenses, Fo-s6n-SEZ, and 
 Phocici, F(5-si-3j. 
 Phocilides, Fo-sil-i-d£Z. 
 Phocion, F(f)-Ji-on. 
 Phocis, Fo-sis. 
 Phoeus, F(5-kus. 
 Phocylides, Fo-sil-i-dsz. 
 Phoebe, Fi-he. 
 Phoebeum, Fe-bE-um. 
 Phoebidas, Feb-i-das.
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 709 
 
 Phoebigena, Fe-bij-e-na. 
 Phoebus, Fe-bus. 
 Phoemos, Fe-mos. 
 Phoenice, Fe-nj-se. 
 Phoeniceus, Fs-niJ-e-us. 
 Phcenicia, Fe-niJ-i-a. 
 Phcenicides, Fe-nis-i-dez. 
 Phoenicus, Fe-ni-kus. 
 Phoenicusa, Fen-i-ki^,-sa. 
 Phoenissa, Fe-nis-a. 
 Phoenix, Fs-niks. 
 Pholoe, F61-0-E. 
 Pholus, Fo-lus. 
 Phorbas, Fer-bas. 
 Phorcus, Fer-kus, &r 
 Phorcys, Fer-kis. 
 Phormio, Fer-mi-o. 
 Phormis, Fer-mis. 
 Phoroneus, Fo-ro-ne-us. 
 Phoronis, Fo-ro-nis. 
 Phoronium, Fo-ro-ni-um. 
 Phosphorus, Fos-fo-rus. 
 Photinus, Fd-ti-nus. 
 Photius, F6-Ji-us. 
 Phoxus, F6ks-us. 
 Phraates, Fra-a-tez. 
 Phraatices, Fra-at-i-ssz. 
 Phradates, Fra-da-tEZ. 
 Phragande, Fra-gan-de. 
 Phrahates, Fra-ha-tez. 
 Phranieates, Fra-nik-a-tcz. 
 Phraortes, Fra-or-tEZ. 
 Phrasieles, Fras-i-klez. 
 Phrasimus, Fras-i-mus. 
 Phrasius, Fra-Ji-us. 
 Phrataphernes, Fra-ta-fer-nEZ. 
 Phriapatius, Fri-a-pa-Ji-us. 
 Phrixus, Friks-us. 
 Phronima, Fron-i-ma. 
 Phrontis, Fron-tis. 
 Phrari, Frco-rj. 
 Phryges, Frj-JEZ. 
 Phrygia, Frij-i-a. 
 Phryne, Frj-ne. 
 Phrynicus, Frin-i-kus. 
 Phrynis, Frj-nis. 
 Phryno, Fri-no. 
 Phryxus, Friks-us. 
 Phthia, Ei-a. 
 Phthiotis, Ri-G-tis. 
 Phya, Fj-a. " 
 Phycus, Fi-kus. 
 Phyla«e, Fil-a-SE. 
 Phylacus, Fil-a-kus. 
 Phylarchus, Fi-lqr-kns. 
 Phylas, Fj-las. 
 Phyle, Fi-lE. 
 Phyleis, Fil-s-is. 
 Phyleus, Fj-le-us. 
 Phylira, Fil-i-ra. 
 Phylla, Fil-a. 
 Phyllalia, Fi-la-li-a. 
 Phylleius, Fi-le-yus. 
 Phyllis, Fil-is. 
 Phyllius, Fil-i-us. 
 Phyllodoce, Fi-16d-o-SE. 
 Phyllos, Fil-os. 
 Phyllas, Fil-us. 
 Phyromachus, Fi-rom-a-kus, 
 Physcella, Fi-sel-a. 
 Physcoa, Fis-ko-a. 
 Physcon, Fis-kon. 
 Physcos, Fis-kos. 
 Physcas, Fis-kus. 
 Phytalides, Fj-tal-i-dEZ. 
 Phytalus, Fit-a-lus. 
 
 Phyton, Fj-ton. 
 
 Phyxium, Fik-Ji-um. 
 
 Pia, P|-a, er 
 
 Pialia, Pj-a-li-a. 
 
 Piasus, Pj-a-sus. 
 
 Piceni, Pj-sE-nj. 
 
 Picentia, Pj-sen-Ji-a. 
 
 Picentini, Pis-en-tj-nj. 
 
 Picenum, Pj-SE-num. 
 
 Picra, Pj-kra. 
 
 Pictae, Pik-t£, er 
 
 Picti, Pik-tj. 
 
 Pictavi, Pik-ta-vj, »r 
 
 Pietones, Pik-to-n£z. 
 
 Pictavium, Pik-ta-vi-um. 
 
 Pictor, Pik-tor. 
 
 Picus, Pj-kus. 
 
 Pidorus, Pj-do-rus. 
 
 Pidytes, Pid-i-tEZ. 
 
 Pielus, Pj-E-lus. 
 
 Piera, Pj-E-ra. 
 
 Pieria, Pj-e-ri-a. 
 
 Pierides, Pj-er-i-d£Z. 
 
 Pieris, Pj-E-ris. 
 
 Pierus, Pj-E-rus. 
 
 Pietas, Pj-E-tas. 
 
 Pigres, Pi-grsz. 
 
 Pilorus, Pj-16-ru3. 
 
 Pilumnus, Pi-ldm-nus. 
 
 Pimpla, Pim-pla. 
 
 Pimplea, Pim-plE-a. 
 
 Pimpleides, Pim-pls-i-dEZ. 
 
 Pimprana, Pim-pra-na. 
 
 Pinare, Pin-a-rE. 
 
 Pinarius, Pj-ua-ri-us. 
 
 Pindarus, P'in-da-rus. 
 
 Pindasus, Pin-da-sus. 
 
 Pindenissus, Pin-dE-nis-us. 
 
 Piudus, Pin-dus. 
 
 Pinna, Pin-a. 
 
 Pinthias, Pin-ti-as. 
 
 Pionia, Pj-6-ni-a. 
 
 Piraeus, Pj-rE-us, er 
 
 Piraeeus, Pj-rE-E-us. 
 
 Pirene, Pj-r£-nE. 
 
 Pirithous, Pj-rit-o-us. 
 
 Pirus, Pj-rus. 
 
 Pisa, Pj-sa. 
 
 Pisae, Pj-sE. 
 
 Pisaeus, Pj-sE-us. 
 
 Pisander, Pj-san-der, 
 
 Pisates, Pj-sa-t£z, or 
 
 Pisa, Pi-SE. 
 
 Pisaurus, Pj-se-rus. 
 
 Pisenor, Pj-SE-nor. 
 
 Piseus, Pis-E-us. - . 
 
 Pisias, PiJ-i-as. 
 
 Pisidia, Pi-sid-i-(V(.* ■ 
 
 Pisidice, Pj-sid-i-SE. 
 
 Pisis, Pi-sis. 
 
 Pisistratidae, Pis-is-trat-i-ds. 
 
 Pisistratides, Pis-is-trat-i-dEZ. 
 
 Pisistrasus, Pj-sis-tra-tus. 
 
 Piso, Pj-so. 
 
 Pisonis, Pj-so-nis. 
 
 Pissirus, Pis-i-rus. 
 
 Pistor, Pis-tor. 
 
 Pisus, Pj-sus. 
 
 Pisuthnes, Pj-sdt-DEZ. 
 
 Pitane, Pit-a-nE. [pos. 
 
 Pithecon Colpos, Pj-te-kon K61- 
 
 Pithecusa, Pit-£-kq,-sa. 
 
 Pitheus, Pit-E-us. 
 
 Pitho, Pj-to. 
 
 Pitholaus, Pit-o-la-us. 
 
 PitholeoD, Pi-to-le-on. 
 
 Pithon, Pj-ton. 
 Pithys, Pj-tis. 
 Pittacus, Pit-a-kus. 
 Pitthea, Pit-tE-a. 
 I'ittheis, Pit-tfi-is. 
 Pittheus, Pit-t£-us. 
 Pituanius, Pit-yq,-a-ni-U3. 
 Pitulani, Pit-yTj,-la-ni. 
 Pityaea, Pit-i-E-a. 
 Pityassus, Pit-i-as-us. 
 J^ityonesus, Pit-i-o-nE-sus. 
 Pityus, Pit-i-us. 
 Pityusa, Pit-i-yti-sa. 
 Placentia, Pla-sen-Ji-a. 
 Placideianus, Plas-i-de-i-a-nua. 
 Placidia, Pla-sid-i-a. 
 Placidius, Pla-sid-i-us. 
 Planasia, Pla-na-ji-a. 
 Plancina, Plan-sj-na. 
 Plancus, Plan-kus. 
 Plataea, Pla-tE-a. 
 Plataeae, Pla-lE-E. 
 Platanius, Pla-ta-ni-us. 
 Platea, Pla-tE-a. 
 Plateae, Pla-te-e. 
 Plato, Pla-t<D. 
 Plautia, Ple-Ji-a. 
 Plautianus, Ple-Ji-a-nu3. 
 Plautilla, Ple-tjl-a. 
 Plautius, Ple-Ji-us. 
 Plant us, Ple-tus. 
 Plavis, Pla-vis. 
 
 Pleiades, Plj-a-dEz, er Ple-ya-dez. 
 Pleias, PlE-yas. 
 Pleione, PlE-yo-n£. 
 Plemmyrium, Plem-ir-i-um. 
 Plemneus, Plem-nE-us. 
 Pleuratus, Plq-ra-tus. 
 Pleuron, Ph|-ron. 
 Plexaure, Pleks-e-rE. 
 Plexippus, Pleks-ip-us. 
 Plinius, Plin-i-us. 
 Pliny, Plin-i. {Eng.) 
 Piinthine, Plin-tj-n£. 
 Plistarehus, Plis-tqr-kus. 
 Plisthanus, Plis-ta-nus. 
 Plisthenes, Plis-ts-nEZ. 
 Plistinus, Plis-ti-nus. 
 Plistoanax, Plis-to-a-naks. 
 Plistonax, Plis-to-naks. 
 Plistonices, Plis-to-ni-SEZ. 
 , Plotae, P16-t£. 
 Plotina, Plo-tj-na. 
 Plotinopolis, Plot-i-nop-O-lis. 
 Plotinus, Plo-tj-nus. 
 Plotius, Plo-Ji-us. 
 Plutarchus, Pln,-tqr-kus. 
 Plutarch, Ph\,-tqrk. (Eng.) 
 Plutia, PhVJi-a. 
 Pluto, Plrt-to. 
 Plutonium, Plti-t(5-ni-um. 
 Plutus, Plq-tus. 
 Pluvius, Pl^-vi-us. 
 Plynteria, Plin-t£-ri-a. 
 Pnigeus, Xij-£-us. 
 Poblicius, Pob-liJ-i-us. 
 Podalirius. Pod-a-lir-i-us. 
 Podarce, Po-dqr-SE. 
 Podarces, Po-dqr-SEZ. 
 Podares, Pa-da-rez. 
 Podarge, Po-dqr-JE. 
 Podargus, Po-dqr-gus, 
 Poeas, PE-as. 
 Poecile, Pez-i-k. 
 Poeni, Pe-nj. 
 Poeon, Pe-on.
 
 710 
 
 GRSK AND LATIX PROPER NSMZ. 
 
 Poeonia, Pe-6-ni-a. 
 Poeus, Pe-us. 
 Pogon, P6-gon. 
 Pola, P6-la. 
 
 Polemoeratia, Pol-E-mo-kra-Ji-a. 
 Polemon, P61-g-mon. 
 Polenor, Po-le-ner. 
 Polias, P(f)-li-as. 
 Poliorcetes, Po-li-or-se-tEZ. 
 Polisma. Po-lis-ma. 
 Polistratus, Po-lis-tra-tus. 
 Polites, Po-lj-t£Z. 
 Politorium, Pol-i-to-ri-um. 
 Pollentia, Pol-en-Ji-a. 
 Pollinea. Pol-in-E-a. 
 PoUio, P61-i-o. 
 Pollis, Pol-is. 
 
 Pollius Felix, P61-i-us Fe-liks. 
 Pollutia, Pol-4-Ji-a. 
 Pollux, Pol-uks. 
 Polus, Pq-1us. 
 Polusca, PcD-lds-ka. 
 PolyaemoQides, Pol-i-E-mon-i-dEZ. 
 Polyaenus, Pol-i-E-nus. 
 Polyarchus, Pol-i-qr-kus. 
 Polybidas, Po-lib-i-das. 
 Polybius, Po-lib-i-us, er 
 Polybus, P61-i-bus. 
 Polyboea, Pol-i-be-a. 
 Polyboetes, Pol-i-be-tEZ. 
 Polybotes, Pol-i-b6-tE2. 
 Polycaon, Pol-i-ka-on. 
 Polycarpus, Pol-i-kqr-pus. 
 Polyeaste, Pol-i-kas-tg. 
 Polychares, Po-lik-a-rtz. 
 Polyclea, Pol-i-klE-a. 
 Polycles, P6I-i-kl£z. 
 Polycletus, Pol-i-kle-tus. 
 Polyerates, Po-lik-ra-tez. 
 Polycrcta, Pul-i-krE-ta, er 
 Polycrita, Pol-i-krj-ta. 
 Polyeritus, Po-lik-ri-tus. 
 Polyctor, Po-lik-tor. 
 Polydaemon, Pol-i-de-mon. 
 Polydamas, Pca-lid-a-mas. 
 Polydamna, Pol-i-dam-na. 
 Polydectes, Pol-i-dek-tez. 
 Polydeucea, Pol-i-di|-s£-a, 
 Polydora, Pol-i-dii-ra. 
 Polydorus, Pol-i-do-rus. 
 Polygiton, Pol-i-jj-ton. 
 Polygius, Po-lij-i-us. 
 Polygnotus, Pol-ig-nu-tus. 
 Polygonus, Po-lig-o- nus. 
 Polyhymnia, Pol-i-him-ni-a, a.nd 
 Polymnia, Po-liru-ni-a. 
 Polyidius, Pol-i-id-i-us, 
 Polylaus, Pol-i-la-us. 
 Polymede, Pol-i-mE-ds. 
 Polymedon, Pc-lim-E-don. 
 Polymela, Pol-i-me-la. 
 Polymenes, Pis-lim-E-nEZ. 
 Polymnestes, Pol-im-nes-tEZ. 
 Polymnestor, Pol-im-nes-tor. 
 Polynices, Pol-i-nj-S£z. 
 Polynoe, Po-lin-o-E. 
 Polypemon, Pol-i-pE-mon. 
 Polyperchon, Pol-i-per-kou. 
 Polyphemus, Pol-i-fE-mus. 
 Polypheme, Pol-i-fEtn. {Eng.y 
 Polyphonies, Pol-i-fon-tez. 
 Polyphron, P61-i-fron. 
 Polypoetes, Pol-i-p£-tEZ. 
 Polystratus, Po-lis-tra-tus. 
 Polytechnus, Pol-i-tek-nus. 
 Polytimetas, Pol-i-ti-mE-tus. 
 
 Polytion, Po-lit-i-on. 
 Polytropus, Pa-lit-ro-pus. 
 Polyxena, Po-liks-s-na. 
 Polyxenidas, Pol-iks-en-i-daa. 
 Polyxenus, Po-liks-E-nus. 
 Polyxo, Po-liks-o. 
 Polyzelus, Pol-i-ze-lus. 
 Pomaxathres, Pom-aks-E-trsz, 
 Pometia, Po-mE-Ji-a. 
 Pometii, Po-me-Ji-j. 
 Pometina, Pom-E-tj-na. 
 Pomona, Po-mo-na. 
 Pompeia, Pom-pE-ya. 
 Pompeianus, Pom-ps-i-a-nus. 
 Pompeii, Pom-pE-yj, or 
 Pompeium, Pom-p£-yum. 
 Pompeiopolis, Pom-pE-i-6p-o-lis. 
 Pompeius, Pom-p£-yus. 
 Pompilia, Pom-pil-i-a. 
 Pompilius, Numa, Pom-pil-i-us, 
 
 Nvi,-mQ. 
 Pompilus, Pom-pi-lus. 
 Pompiscus, Pom-pis- kus. 
 Pomponia, Pom-po-ni-a. 
 Pomponius, Pom-p6-ni-us. 
 Pomposianus, Pom-po-Ji-a-nus. 
 Pomptine, Pomp-ti-nE. 
 Pomptinus, Pomp-tj-nus. 
 Pompus, Pom-pus. 
 Pontia, P6n-Ji-a. 
 Ponticum Hare, P6n-ti-kum 
 
 Ma-rE. 
 Ponticus, P6n-ti-kus. 
 Pontina, Pon-tj-na. 
 Pontinus. Pon-tj-nus. 
 Pontius, P6n-Ji-us. 
 Pontus, Pon-tus. 
 Pontus Euxinus, Pon-tus Ytig-zj- 
 
 nus. 
 Popilius Laenas, Po-pil-i-us Le- 
 
 nas. 
 Poplicola, Pop-lik-o-la. 
 PoppEea Sabina, Pop-e-Q Sa-bj- 
 
 na. 
 Poppasus, Pop-E-us. 
 Populonia, Pop-yn-lQ-ni-a. 
 Porcia, Per-Ji-a. 
 Porcius, Per-Ji-us. 
 Poredorax, Po-red-Q-raks. 
 Porina, Po-rj-na. 
 Poroselene, Por-o-SE-lg-ns. 
 Porphyrion, Por-fir-i-on. 
 Porphyrins, Por-fir-i-us. 
 Porrima, P6r-i-ma. 
 Porsenna, Por-sen-a, er 
 Porsena, Per-SE-na. 
 Portia, Per-Ji-Q, and 
 Portius, Per-Ji-us. 
 Portmos, Pert-mos. 
 Portumnalia, Por-tum-na-li-a. 
 Portumnus, Por-tiim-nus. 
 Porus, P6-rus. 
 Posides, Po-sj-dsz. 
 Posideum, Pos-i-dE-um. 
 Posidon, Po-sj-don. 
 Posidonia, Pos-i-do-ni-a. 
 Posidonius, Pos-i-d(f)-ni-us. 
 Posio, Po-ji-o. 
 Posthumia, Post-hi],-mi-a. 
 Posthumias, Post-hi],-mi-us. 
 Posthumas, P6st-h\|,-mus. 
 Postumius, Pos-tvi-mi-us. 
 Postverta, Post-ver-ta. 
 Potamides, Po-tam-i-dez. 
 Potamon, P6t-a-mon. 
 Potamus, P6t-a-mus. 
 
 Pothinus, Po-tj-nus. 
 Pothos, Po-tos. 
 Potidaea, Pot-i-dg-a. 
 Potina, Po-tj-na. 
 Potitius, Po-tiJ-i-us. 
 Potniai, P6t-ni-E. 
 Practium, Prak-Ji-um. 
 Pra;cia, PrE-Ji-a. 
 Praeneste, Pr£-nes-lE. 
 Praesos, PrE-sos. 
 Praesti, PrE-stj. 
 Prastor, PrE-tor. 
 Prastorius, PrE-to-ri-us. 
 Prastutium, Pr£-tvi,-Ji-um. 
 Pramnium, Pram-ni-um. 
 Pratinas, Prat-i-nas. 
 Praxagoras, Praks-ag-o-ras. 
 Praxias, Prak-Ji-as. 
 Praxidamas, Praks-id-a-mas. 
 Praxidice, Praks-id-i-se. 
 Praxila, Praks-i-la. 
 Praxiphanes, Praks-if-a-nez. 
 Praxis, Praks-is. 
 Praxiteles, Praks-it-£-l£Z. 
 Praxithea, Praks-it-E-a. 
 Prelias, PrE-li-as. 
 Presbyterium, Prez-bit-£-rj-um, 
 
 and Prez-bi-tE-ri-um. 
 Preugenes, PrE-yi\,-JE-n£z. 
 Prexaspes, Preks-as-pEZ. 
 Priamides, Prj-am-i-dEZ. 
 Priamus, Prj-a-mus. 
 Priapus, Prj-a-pus. 
 Priene, Prj-E-n£. 
 Prima, Pr|-ma. 
 Prion, Prj-on. 
 Priscilla, Pri-sil-a. 
 Prisons, Pris-kus. 
 Pristis, Pris-tis. 
 Privernum, Prj-ver-num. 
 Privernus, Prj-ver-nus. 
 Proba, PrcVba. 
 Probus, Pro-bus. 
 Procas, Pro-kas. 
 Prochorus, Prok-o-rus. 
 Prochyta, Prok-i-ta. 
 Procilius, Pro-sil-i-us. 
 Procilla, Pro-sil-a. 
 Procilius, Pro-sil-us. 
 Proclea, Prok-k-a. 
 Procles, Pr6-kl£z. 
 ProcliJse, Pro-klj-de. 
 Procne, Pr6k-n£. 
 Proconnesus, Prok-on-E-sns. 
 Procopius, Pro-ko-pi-us. 
 Procris, Pro-kris. 
 Procrustes, Pro-krns-tEZ. 
 Procula, Pr6k-yi\-la. 
 Proculeius, Prok-yi|-lE-yus. 
 Proculus, Pr6k-yii,-lus. 
 Procyon, Pro-Ji-on. 
 Prodicus, Prod-i-kus. 
 Proerna, Pro-er-na. 
 Proetides, Pret-i-d£Z. 
 Proetus, PrE-tus. 
 Progne, Prog-nE. 
 Prolaus, Pro-la-ns. 
 Promachus, Prom-a-kus. 
 Promathidas, Pro-mat-i-das. 
 Promathion, Pro-ma-ti-on. 
 Promedon, Prom-E-don. 
 Promensea, Prom-£-n£-a. 
 Promethei, Pro-mE-ts-j. 
 Prometheus, Pro-mE-ts-us, 
 
 {man.) 
 Prometheus, Prom-E-te-us, (a.)
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER NQMZ. 
 
 711 
 
 Promethis, Pra-ml-tis, and 
 Promethides, Prom-e-tj-dez. 
 Promethus, Prom-e-tus. 
 Promulus, Pr6m-yq,-lu3. 
 Prunapides, Pna-nap-i-dez. 
 Pronax, Pro-naks. 
 Pronoe, Pron-o-e. 
 Pronomus, Pron-o-mus. 
 Pronous, Pron-o-us. 
 Pronuba. Pr6n-yq,-ba. 
 Propertius, Pna-per-Ji-as. 
 Propoetides, Pro-pet-i-dsz. 
 Propontis, Pro-pon-tis. 
 Propylea, Prop-i-le-a. 
 Proschyitius, Pros-kis-Ji-us. 
 Proserpina, Pro-ser-pi-na. 
 Proserpine, Pros-er-pin. {E/ig.} 
 Prosopitis, Pros-o-pi-tis. 
 Prosymna, Pro-sim-na. 
 Protagoras, Pro-tag-Q-ras. 
 Protagorides, Prot-agor-i-dez. 
 Protei Columnse, Pro-te-j Kq- 
 
 Idm-ne. 
 Protesilaus, Pro-tes-i-la-us. 
 Proteus, Pr6-t£-u3. 
 Protheus, Prd-t£-u3. 
 Prothoenor, Prot-a-E-nor. 
 Prothous, Pr66-6)-us. 
 Proto, Prci-tQ. 
 Protogenea, Pro-to-jg-ne-a. 
 Protogeaes, Pro-toj-E-nsz. 
 Protogenia, Pro-to-JE-ni-a. 
 Protomedia, Pro-to-mE-d;-a. 
 Protomedusa, Pro-to-m£-d4-sa. 
 Proxenus, Proks-E-nas. 
 Prudenlius, Proo-den-Ji-us. 
 Prumnides, Pniai-ni-dsz 
 Prusa, Prcfj-sa. 
 PrusEeus, Prto-SE-us. 
 Prasias, Prcfj-Ji-as. 
 Prymuo, Prim-no. 
 Prytanes, Prit-a-nez. 
 Prytaneum, Prit-a-ne-um. 
 Prytanis, Prit-a-nis. 
 Psamathe, Sam-a-tE. 
 Psamathos, 8am-a-tos. 
 Psammenitus, Sam-E-nj-tus. 
 Psammetichus, Sa-met-i-kus. 
 
 Psammis, Sam-is. 
 
 Psaphis, Sa fis. 
 
 Psapho, Sa-fo. 
 
 Psecas, Ss-kas. 
 
 Psophis, S6-fis. 
 
 Psyche, Si-k£. 
 
 Psychrus, Sik-rus. 
 
 Psylli, Sil-i. 
 
 Pleleam, Te-Ie-uoi. 
 
 Pterelaus, Ter-E-la-us. 
 
 Pteria, TE-ri-a. 
 
 Ptolederma, Tol-e-der-ma. 
 
 Ptolemseum, Tol-E-mE-um. 
 
 Ptolemaeus, ToI-e-hie-us. 
 
 Ptolemy, T6l-£-mi. {Eng.) 
 
 Ptolemais, Tol-E-ma-is. 
 
 Ptolycus, T61-i-kus. 
 
 Ptous, T6-US. 
 
 Publicia, Pub-liJ-i-a. 
 
 Publicias, Pub-liJ-i-us. 
 
 Publicola, Pub-lik-Q-la. 
 
 Publius, Pdb-li-us. 
 
 Puleheria, Pul-ks-ri-a. [um. 
 
 Punicum Bellum, Pii,-ni-kum Bel- 
 
 Pupienus, Pi|-pi-8-nu3. 
 
 Pupius, P^-pi-us. 
 
 Puppius, Piip-i-us. 
 
 Puteoli, Pii,-t£-o-lj. 
 
 Pyanepsia, Pi-a-nep-Ji-a. 
 
 Pydna, Pid-na. 
 
 Pygela, Pij-E-la. 
 
 Pygmaei, Pig-mE-j. 
 
 Pygmalion, Pig-ma-li-on. 
 
 Pylades, Pil-a-dEZ. 
 
 Pylae, Pj-1e. 
 
 Pylaemenes, Pj-lem-E-nEZ. 
 
 Pylagor*, Pj-lag-o-rE. 
 
 Pylagoras, Pj-lag-o-ras. 
 
 Pylaon, Pj-la-on. 
 
 Pylarge, Pj-lqr-JE. 
 
 Pylartes, Pj-lqr-tEZ. 
 
 Pylas, Pj-las. 
 
 Pylene, Pj-Ie-ue. 
 
 Pyleus, Pil-E-us. 
 
 Pylleon, Pil-E-on. 
 
 Pylo, Pj-lQ. 
 
 Pylos, Pj-los. 
 
 Pylus, Pj-lus. 
 
 Pyra, Pi-ra. 
 Pyracmon, Pj-rak-mon. 
 Pyracmos, Pj-rak-mos. 
 Pyraechmes, Pj-rek-mEZ. 
 Pyraeeus, Pj-rE-yq^>. 
 Pyramedes, Pj-ram-£-d£Z. 
 Pyramus, Pir-a-mus. 
 Pyrenaei, Pir-E-nE-j. 
 Pyrenaeus, Pir-E-nt-us. 
 Pyrene, Pj-rE-nE. 
 Pyretus, Pir-E-tus, (river.) 
 Pyretus, Pj-rE-tus, {man.) 
 Pyrgi, Per-jj. 
 Pyrgion, Per-ji-on. 
 Pyrgo, Per-go. 
 Pyrgotelcs, Per-g6t-£-lEZ. 
 Pyrgus, Per-gus. 
 Pyrippe, Pi-rip-s. 
 Pyro, Pj-ro. 
 Pyrois, Pir-o-is. 
 Pyronia, Pj-ro-ni-a. 
 PjTrha, Pir-a. 
 Pyrrhias, Pir-i-as. 
 Pyrrhica, Pir-i-ka. 
 Pyrrhicus, Pir-i-kus. 
 Pyrrhidse, Pir-i-ds. 
 Pyrrho, Pir-o. 
 Pyrrhus, Pir-us. 
 Pyste, Pis-tE. 
 Pythagoras, Pi-tag-o-ras. 
 Pytharatus, Pit-a-ra-tus. 
 Pytheas, Pit-E-as. 
 Pythes, Pj-tEZ. 
 Pytheus, Pit-£-us. 
 Pythia, Pit-i-a. 
 Pythias, Pit-i-as. 
 Pythion, Pit-i-on. 
 Pythius, Pit-i-us. 
 Pytho, Pi-tca. 
 Pythocharis, Pi-tok-a-ris. 
 Pythocles, Pit-o-klcz. 
 Pythodorus, Pit-o-du-rus. 
 Pytholaus, Pit-o-la-us. 
 Python, Pj-ton. 
 Pythonice, Pit-o-nj-SE. 
 Pythonissa, Pit-Q-nis-a. 
 Pytna, Pit-na. 
 PytUlus, Pit-a-lu3. 
 
 Q. 
 
 QuADEEKA, Kwa-d^r-na. 
 Quatli, Kwa-dj. 
 Quadratus, Kwa-dra-tus. 
 Quadrifrons, Kwad-ri-frons, er 
 Quadriceps, Kwad-ri-seps. 
 QuasstorOiS, Kwes-to-rEZ. 
 Quari, Kwa-rj. 
 Quarius, Kwa-ri-us. 
 Quercens, Kwer-seoz. 
 Quietus, Kwi-£-tus. 
 
 Quinctianus, Kwii)k-ti-a-nus. 
 Quinetilia, Kwiijk-til-i-a. 
 Quindecemviri, Kwin-dE-sem- 
 
 vi-rj. 
 Quinquatria, Kwin-kwa-tri-a. 
 Quinquennales. Kwin-kwen-a-lEZ. 
 Quintilianus. Kwin-til-i-a-nus. 
 Quintilian, Kwin-til-i-an. {Eag.} 
 Quiutilius Varus, Kwin-tiL-i-us 
 
 Va-rus. 
 
 Quintilla, Kwin-til-a, 
 Quintillus, Kwin-til-us. 
 Quintias, Kwin-Ji-us. 
 Quintus, Kwin-tus. 
 Quintus Curtius, Kwin-tus Kur- 
 
 Ji-us. 
 Quirinalia, Kwir-i-na-li-a. 
 Quirinalis, Kwir-i-na-lis. 
 Quirinus, Kwi-rj-nus. 
 Quirites, Kwi-ri-tEZ. 
 
 R. 
 
 Rabieius, Ra-bir-i-us. 
 Raeilia, Ra-sil-i-a. 
 Raesaees, Re-sb-sez. 
 Ramiees, lla-mj-SEz. 
 Ramnes, Ram-nsz. 
 Randa, Ran-da. 
 
 Rape, Ra-po. 
 Rascipolis, Ra-sip-o-lis. 
 Raur.aci, R3-ra-sj. 
 Raurici, Rq-rj-sj. 
 Ravenna, Ra-ven-a. 
 Ravola, Rav-o-la. 
 
 Reate, RE-a-t£. 
 Rcdiculus, RE-dik-yri-lus. 
 Redones, Red-to-nEZ. 
 Regillae, Re-JII-e. 
 Rogillianus, R£-jil-i-a-nus. 
 Regillus, R£-jil-u3.
 
 712 
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NffMZ. 
 
 Regina, Re-jj-na. 
 Reginum, Re-jj-nam. 
 Regulus, Reg-yq,-lus. 
 Remi, Re-mj. 
 Remulus, Rem-yn,-lus. 
 Remuria, RE-mii-ri-a. 
 Remus, Rs-mus. 
 Resus, Rg-sus. 
 Reudigni, RE-yTi-dig-nj. 
 Retina, Re-ti-na. 
 Rha, Ra. 
 Rhacia, Ra-Ji-a. 
 Rhacius, Ra-Ji-us. 
 Rhacotis, Ra-ko-tis. 
 Rhadamanthus, Rad-a-man-tus 
 Rhadamistus, Rad-a-mis-tus. 
 Rhadius, Ra-di-us. 
 Rhseteum, Rg-ts-um. 
 Rhaeti, er Raeti, Re-tj. 
 Rhaetia, Re-Ji-a. 
 Rhagea, Ra-jg-a. 
 Rhamnenses, Ram-nen-scz, 
 Rhamnes, Ram-ngz. 
 Rhamnus, Ram-nus. 
 Rhamsinitus, Ram-si-nj-tas. 
 Rhanis, Ra-nis. 
 Rharos, Ra-ros. 
 Rhaseuporis, Ras-kq,-pcD-ri3. 
 Rhea, Rg-a. 
 Rhebas, Rg-bas, er 
 Rhebus, Rg-bus. 
 Rhedones, Red-o-nez. 
 Rhegium, Re-ji-um. 
 Rhegusci, Rg-gds-sj. 
 Rherni, Rs-mj. 
 Rhene, Rg-ng. 
 Rheni, Rg-nj. 
 Rhenus, Re-nus. 
 Rheomitres, Re-o-mj-trez. 
 Rhesus, Rg-sus. 
 Rhetieo, Ret-i-ko. 
 Rhetogenes, Rg-toj-e-nsz. 
 Rheunus, RE-yx\,-nus. 
 
 Rhexenor, Reks-e-nor. 
 Rhexibius, Reks-ib-i-us. 
 Rhianus, Rj-a-nus. 
 Rhidago, Rid-a-go. 
 Rhimotacles, Ri-mot-a-klez. 
 Rhion, Rj-on. 
 Rhipha, Rj-fa, er 
 Rhiphe, Ri-fE. 
 Rhiphaei, Rj-ft-j. 
 Rhipheus, Ri-fg-us. 
 Rhium, Rj-um. 
 Rhodanus, R6d-a-nus. 
 Rhode, Ro-de. 
 Rhodia, Rw-di-a. 
 Rhodogyne, Rod-o-j|-nE, er 
 Rhodogune, Rod-o-g4-nE. 
 Rhodope, Rhodopis, Rod-CD-pg, 
 
 Ro-do-pis. 
 Rhodus, R(f)-du3. 
 Rhodes, Rodz. {JEng.) 
 Rhoebus, Rg-bus. 
 Rhoecus, Rg-kus. 
 Rhoeteum, Rg-tg-tim. 
 Rhoetus, Re-tus. 
 Rhosaces, Ro-sa-SEz. 
 Rhosus, Ri3-sus. 
 
 Rhoxana, er Rosana, Roks-a-na. 
 Rhoxani, Roks-a-nj. 
 Rhuteni, Roo-ts-nj, and 
 Rutheni, Rco-tg-nj. 
 Rhyndacus, Rin-da-ku3. 
 Rhyntkon, Rin-ton. 
 Rhypse, Rj-pe. 
 Riphasi, Ri-fe-j. 
 Ripheus, Rj-fs-us. 
 Rixamarae, Riks-am-a-re. 
 Robigo, Ro-bj-go, er 
 Rubigo, Roo-bj-go. 
 Rodericus, Rod-E-rj-kus. 
 Roma, R(5-ma. 
 Rome, Rcom. {Eng.) 
 Romani, Ro-ma-nj. 
 Bomanus, Ra-ma-nus. 
 
 Romilius, Ro-mil-i-us. 
 Romula, R6m-yi],-la. 
 Romulidae, Ro-mi^-li-de. 
 Romulus, R6m-yii,-lus. 
 Romus, R6-mas. 
 Roscius, R6s-Ji-us. 
 Rosillanus, Ro-sil-a-nus. 
 Rosius, R6-Ji-us. 
 Roxana, Roks-a-na. 
 Roxolani, Roks-o-la-nj. 
 Rubellius, Rco-bel-i-us. 
 Rubi, R^-bj. 
 Rubicon, Roi-bi-kon. 
 Rubienus Lappa, Ra)-bi-E-nus 
 
 Lap-a. 
 Rubigo, R<l)-bj-g(a. 
 Rubra Saxa, Rob-bra Saks-a. 
 Rubrius, Rit-bri-us. 
 Rudise, Rdi-di-E. 
 Rufae, R(f)-fe. 
 Ruffinus, Ruf-j-nus. 
 Ruffus, Rdf-us. 
 Rufillus, Rco-fil-us. 
 Rufinus, Ra)-fj-nus. 
 Rufus, Rc6-fus. 
 Rugii, Rc6-ji-j. 
 Ruminus, Rtf»-mi-nus. 
 Runcina, Run-sj-na. 
 Rupilias, Rdo-pil-i-us. 
 Ruscius, Rds-Ji-us. 
 Rusconia, Rus-ko-ni-a. 
 Rusellas, RiD-sel-s. 
 Ruspina, Riis-pi-na. 
 Rusticus, Rus-ti-kus. 
 Ruteni, Roo-te-nj. 
 Rutila, R<6-ti-la. [fus. 
 
 Rutilius Rufus, Rott-til-i-us R(6- 
 Rutilus, R(i)-ti-lus. 
 Rutuba, R<f)-tq,-ba. 
 Rutubus, R<j5-tq,-bus. 
 Rutuli, R<]5-tii-lj. 
 Rutupae, Rcf)-ti],-p£. 
 Rutupinus, RiB-tq,-pj-nu3. 
 
 s. 
 
 Saba, Sa-ba. 
 
 Sabachus, Sab-a-kus, er 
 
 Sabacon, Sab-a-kon. 
 
 Sabae, Sa-bE. 
 
 Sabaei, Sa-bs-j. 
 
 Sabata, Sa-ba-ta. 
 
 Sabazius, Sa-ba-gi-us. 
 
 Sabbas, Sab-as. 
 
 Sabella, Sa-bel-a. 
 
 Sabelli, Sa-bel-j. 
 
 Sabiua, Sa-bj-na. 
 
 Sabini, Sa-bj-nj. 
 
 Sabinianus, Sa-bin-i-a-nus. 
 
 Sabinus Aulus, Sa-bj-nus G'lus. 
 
 Sabis, Sa-bis. 
 
 Sabraeae, Sab-ra-ss. 
 
 Sabrata, Sab-ra-ta. 
 
 Sabrina, Sa-brj-na. 
 
 Sabura, Sab-yi^-ra. 
 
 Saburanus, Sab-yq,-ra-nus. 
 
 Sabus, Sa-bus. 
 
 Sacadas, Sak-a-das. 
 
 Sacae, Sa-sg. 
 
 Sacer, Sa-ser. 
 
 Sachalites, Sak-a-lj-tsz. 
 
 Sacrani, Sa-kra-ni. 
 
 Sacrativir, Sa-krat-i-ver. 
 
 Sacrator, Sak-ra-tor. 
 Sadales, Sad-a-lez. 
 Sadus, Sa-dus. 
 Sadyates, Sad-i-a-tez. 
 Sagana, Sag-a-na. 
 Sigaris, Sag-a-ris. 
 Sagitta, Sa-jit-a. 
 Saguntum, Sa-gun-tum, er 
 Saguntus, Sa-jdn-tus. 
 Sais, Sa-is. 
 Sala, Sa-la. 
 Salacon, Sal-a-kon. 
 Salamina, Sal-a-mj-na. 
 Salaminia, Sal-a-min-i-a. 
 Salamis, Sal-a-mis. 
 Salapia, Sa-la-pi-a, er 
 Salapiae, Sa-la-pi-s. 
 Salara, Sal-a-ra. 
 Salaria, Sa-la-ri-a. 
 Salasci, Sa-Ias-sj. 
 Saleius, Sa-lg-yus. 
 Saleni, Sa-lg-nj. 
 Salentini, Sal-en-tj-nj. 
 Salernum, Sa-ler-num. 
 Salganeus, Sal-ga-ng-us, er 
 Salganea, Sal-ga-n£-a. 
 Salii, Sa-li-j. 
 
 Salinator, Sal-i-na-tor. 
 Salius, Sa-li-tis. 
 Sallustius, Sa-lus-Ji-us. 
 Sallust, Sal-ust, {En,g.} 
 Salmacis, Sal-ma-sis. 
 Salmone, Sal-mo-ne. 
 Salmoneus, Sal-ma-ng-us. 
 Salmus, Sal-mus. 
 Salmydessus, Sal-mi-des-us. 
 Sale, Sa-lo. 
 Salome, Sa-lo-mE. 
 Salon, Sa-lon. 
 Salona, Sa-16-na, er 
 Salonae, Sa-lo-ng. 
 Salonina, Sal-o-nj-na. 
 Saloninus, Sal-cD-nj-nus. 
 Salonius, Sa-lcS-ni-us. 
 Salpis, Sal-pis. 
 Salvian, Sal-vi-an. 
 Salvidienus, Sal-vid-i-g-nu3. 
 Salvius, Sal-vi-us. 
 Salyes, Sal-i-£z. 
 Samaria, Sa-ma-ri-a. 
 Sambulos, Sam-b^-los. 
 Same, Sa-me, er 
 Samos, Sa-mos. 
 Samia, Sa-nii-a.
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 713 
 
 Samnitae, Sam-nj-te. 
 Samnites, Sam-nj-tez. 
 Samnites, Sam-njts, {Fng.} 
 Samnium, Sain-ni-um. 
 Samonium, Sa-mo-ni-um. 
 Samosata, Sa-naos-a-ta. 
 Samothrace, Sam-o-tra-ss, &r 
 Samothracia, Sam-o-tra-Ji-a. 
 Samus, Sa-mus. 
 Sana, Sa-na. 
 Sanaos, San-a-os. 
 Sanchoniathon, San-ko-nj-a-ton. 
 Sandace, San-da-se. 
 Sandalium, San-da-li-um. 
 Sandanis, San-da-nis. 
 Sandanus, San-da-nus. 
 Sandion, San-dj-on. 
 Sandrecottus, San-dre-kot-us. 
 Sangala, San-ga-la. 
 Sangarius, San-ga-ri-us, er 
 Sangaris, San-ga-ris. 
 Sanguinius, San-gwin-i-us. 
 Sannyrion, San-ir-i-oa. 
 Santones, San-to-nez, and 
 Santonae, San-to-ns. 
 Saon, Sa-on. 
 Sapaei, Sa-pe-j, er 
 Saphaei, Sa-fe-j. 
 Sapor, Sa-por. 
 Sapores, Sa-po-rez. 
 Sappho, Saf-Q, er 
 Sapho, Sa-fo. 
 Saptine, Sap-ti-ns. 
 Saracene, Sar-a-sE-ne. 
 Saraceni, Sar-a-se-nj. 
 Saracori, Sa-rak-o-rj. 
 Saranges, Sa-ran-jez. 
 Sarapani, Sar-a-pa-nj. 
 Sarapus, Sar-a-pus. 
 Sarasa, Sar-a-sa. 
 Saraspades, Sa-ras-pa-dez. 
 Sardanapalus, Sar-dan-a-pa-lus. 
 Sardes, Sqr-dez. 
 Sardi, Sqr-di. 
 Sardinia, Sar-din-i-a. 
 Sardis, S^r-dis. 
 Sardonicus, Sar-don-i-kus. 
 Sariaster, Sar-i-as-ter. 
 Sarmatia, Sar-ma-Ji-a. 
 Sarmentus, Sar-men-tus. 
 Sarnius, Sqr-ni-us. 
 Saron, Sa-ron. 
 Saronicus Sinus, Sa-ron-i-kus 
 
 Sj-nus. 
 Sarpedou, Sar-pe-don. 
 Sarra, Sar-a. 
 Sarrastes, Sa-ras-tez. 
 Sarsina, Sqr-si-na. 
 Sasanda, Sa-san-da. 
 Sason, Sa-son. 
 Sataspes, Sa-tas-pez. 
 Satiae, Sa-Ji-e. 
 
 Satibarzanes, Sat-i-bar-za-nsz. 
 Saticula, Sa-tik-yn,-la, and 
 Saticulus, Sa-tik-yq,-lus. 
 Satis, Sa-tis. 
 Satrapeni, Sat-ra-pe-nj. 
 Satricum, Sa-trj-kum. 
 Satropaces, Sa-trop-a-sez. 
 Satura, Sat-yq-ra. 
 Satureium, Sat-yq,-r8-yum, 6r 
 Satureum, Sa-tq-re-uin. 
 Satureius, Sat-yq-re-yu?. 
 Saturnalia, Sat-ur-na-li-a. 
 Saturnia, Sa-tiir-ni-a. 
 Saturninus, Sat-ur-nj-nus. 
 
 Saturnius, Sa-tdr-ni-us. 
 Saturnus, Sa-tdr-nus. 
 Saturum, Sat-yq-rum. 
 Satyrus, Sat-i-rus. 
 Saufeius Trogus, Se-fe-yus Tra- 
 gus. 
 Sauromatfe, Se-rom-a-ts. 
 Saurus, Se-rus. 
 Savera, Sav-e-ra. 
 Savo, Sa-vo, er 
 Savona, Sa-vo-na. 
 Savus, Sa-vus. 
 Saxones, Saks-o-nez. 
 Saziehes, Saz-i-kez. 
 Scaea, Se-a. 
 Scaeva, Ss-va. 
 Scaevola, Sev-o-la. 
 Scaldis, Skal-dis. 
 Scalpium, Skal-pi-um. 
 Scamander, Ska-man-der. 
 Scamandrius, Ska-man-dri-us. 
 Scandaria, Skan-da-ri-a. 
 Scandinavia, Skan-di-na-vi-a. 
 Scantilla, Skan-til-a. 
 Scaptesyle, Skap-tes-i-ls. 
 Scaptia, Skap-Ji-a. 
 Scaptius, Skap-Ji-us. 
 Scapula, Skap-yq,-la. 
 Scardii, Skqr-di-j. 
 Scarphia, Skqr-fj-a, 6r 
 Scarphe, Skqr-fe. 
 Scaurus, Ske-rus. 
 Scedasus, Sed-a-sus. 
 Sceleratus, Sel-e-ra-tus. 
 Schedia, Ske-di-a. 
 Schedius, Ske-di-us. 
 Scheria, Ske-ri-a. 
 Schoeneus, Ske-ne-us. 
 Schoenus, Ske-nus, er 
 Scheno, Ske-no. 
 Sciathis, Sj-a-tis. 
 Sciathos, Sj-a-tos, 
 Scidros, Sj-dros. 
 Scillus, Sil-U3. 
 Scinis, Sj-nis. 
 Scinthi, Sin-tj. 
 Scione, Si-6-ns. 
 Scipiadae, Si-pj-a-de. 
 Scipio, Sip-i-o. 
 Scira, Si-ra. 
 Sciradium, Sj-ra-di-um. 
 Sciras, Si-ras. 
 Sciron, Sj-ron. 
 Scirus, Sj-rus. 
 Scolus, Sko-lus. 
 Scombrus, Skom-brus. 
 Scopas, Sko-pas. 
 Scopium, Sko-pi-um. 
 Scordisci, Skor-dis-si, and 
 Scordiscae, Skor-dis-ss. 
 Seotinits, Sko-ti-nus. 
 Sentnssa, Sko-tds-a. 
 Seribnnia, Skrj-bii-ni-a. 
 Scribonianus, Skrj-bo-ni-a-nus. 
 Scribonius, Skrj-b6-ni-us. 
 Seylaceum, Sil-a-sg-um. 
 Scylax, Sj-laks. 
 Scylla, Sil-a. 
 Seyllaeuni, Si-le-um, 
 Seyllias, Sil-i-as. 
 Scyllis, Sil-is. 
 Seyllus, Sil-us. 
 Scylurus, Sj-h\-rus. 
 Scyppium, bip-i-um. 
 Seyras, Si-ras. 
 Scyros, Sj-ros. 
 
 Scythae, Sj-te. 
 Scythes, S|-tez, &r 
 Scytha, Sj-fla. 
 Scythia, Sit-i-a. 
 Scythides, Sif)-i-dEZ. 
 Scythinus, Si-tj-nus. 
 Seython, Sj-ton. 
 Scythopolis, Si-top-o-lis. 
 Sebasta, Se-bas-ta. 
 Sebasteni, Seb-as-ts-nj. 
 Sebastia, Se-bas-Ji-a. 
 Sebastopolis, Seb-as-top-o-Us' 
 Sebennytus, Seb-en-j-tus. 
 Sebetus, Se-be-tus. 
 Sebusiani, Ss-bi^-Ji-a-nj, er 
 Segusiani, Ss-gq-Ji-a-nj. 
 Sectanus, Sek-ta-nus. 
 Seditani, Sed-i-ta-ni, er 
 Sedentani, Sed-en-ta-nj. 
 Seduni, Ss-dq-nj. 
 Sedusii, Se-dq-Ji-j. 
 Segesta, Se-ies-ta. 
 begestes, be-jes-tgz. 
 Segni, Seg-ni. 
 Segobriga, Ss-gob-ri-ga. 
 Segonax, Seg-Q-naks. 
 Segontia, Ss-gon-Ji-a, er 
 Seguntia, Se-gdn-Ji-a. 
 Segontiaci, Seg-on-ti-a-sj. 
 Segovia, Se-go-vi-a. 
 Seguntium, Se-gda-Ji-um. 
 Seius Strabo, Sj-us Stra-bo. 
 Sejanus iElius, Se-ja-nus 8'li-as. 
 Selasia, Se-la-Ji-a. 
 Selemnus, SE-lem-nus. 
 Selene, Ss-lE-ng. 
 Seleucena, Sel-q-sg-na, e?" 
 Seleucis, Se-lii-sis. 
 Seleucia, Se-lvi.-J'i-a. 
 Seleucidae, Sg-lq-si-ds. 
 Seleucus, SE-hi,-kus. 
 Selge, Sel-JE. 
 Selimnus, Ss-lim-nus. 
 Selinuns, SE-lj-nunz, er 
 Selinus, Ss-lj-nus. 
 Sellasia, Sel-a-Ji-a. 
 Selleis, Sel-E-is. 
 Selli, Sel-j. 
 
 Selymbria, SE-lim-bri-a. 
 Semele, Sem-£-l£. 
 Semigermani, Sem-i-jer-ma-n|. 
 Seuiiguntus, Sem-i-gdn-tus. 
 Semiramis, SE-mir-a-mis. 
 Seinnones, Sem-no-nez. 
 Semones, SE-mu-nsz. 
 Semosanctu?, Sem-o-saijk-tus. 
 Sempronia, Sem-pru-ni-a. 
 Senipronius, Sem-pro-ni-us. 
 Semurium, SE-mii,-ri-um. 
 Sena, Ss-na. 
 Senatus, SE-na-tus. 
 Seneca, Sen-£-ka. 
 Senna, Sen-a, er 
 Sena, Se-na. 
 Senones, Sen-o-nEZ. 
 Sentius, Sen-Ji-us. 
 Sepphoris, Sef-6-ris. 
 Septerion, Sep-tE-ri-on. 
 Septimius, Sep-tim-i-us. 
 Septimuleius, Sep-ti-mq-ls-yus. 
 Sepym, Sep-i-ra. 
 Sequana, Sek-wa-na. 
 Sequani, Sek-wa-nj. 
 Sequinius, SE-kwin-i-us. 
 Serapio, Ss-ra-pi-o. 
 Serapis, Se-ra-pis.
 
 714 
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER NSMZ. 
 
 Serbonis, Ser-b6-nis, 
 Serdica, Ser-di-ka. 
 Serena, Ss-rg-na, 
 Serenianus, Ss-re-ni-a-nus. 
 Serenus, Sg-re-nus. 
 Seres, Se-rez. 
 Sergestus, Ser-jes-tus. 
 Sergia, Ser-ji-a. 
 Sergiolus, Ser-jj-o-lus. 
 Sergius, Ser-ji-us. 
 Seriphus, Ss-rj-fus. 
 Sermyla, Ser-mi-la. 
 Seron, Se-ron. 
 Serranus, Ser-a-nus. 
 Sertorius, Ser-to-ri-us. 
 Servseus, Ser-ve-us. 
 Servianus, Ser-vi-a-nus. 
 Servilia, Ser-vil-i-a. 
 Servilianas, Ser-vil-i-a-aus. 
 Servilius, Ser-vil-i-us. 
 Servius TuUius, Ser-vi-us Tdl- 
 
 i-us. 
 Sesara, Ses-a-ra. 
 Sesoostris, Ses-o-6s-tris. 
 Sestius, Ses-Ji-us. 
 Sestos, Ses-tos, dr 
 Sestus, Ses-tus. 
 Sesuvii, Ss-s^-vi-j. 
 Setabis, Set-a-bis. 
 Sethon, Sg-ton. 
 Setia, Sg-Ji-a. 
 Seuthes, S^-tisz- 
 Severe, Ss-vg-ra. 
 Severianus, Sg-ve-ri-a-nus. 
 Severus, Sg-vg-rus, 
 Sevo, Ss-vcD. 
 Sextia, Sek-Ji-a, 
 Sextilia, Seks-til-i-a. 
 Sextilius, Seks-til-i-us. 
 Sextius, Seks-Ji-us. 
 Sextus, Seks-tus. 
 Sibiai, Si-bj-nj. 
 Siburtius, Si-bur-Ji-us. 
 Sibyllse, Si-bil-g. 
 Sica, Sjka. 
 
 Sicambri, Sj-kam-bri, er 
 Sygambri, Sj-gam-brj. 
 Sicani, Sj-ka-nj. 
 Sicania, Sj-ka-ni-a. 
 Sicelides, fej-sel-i-dez. 
 Sicelis, Sis-g-lis. 
 Sichaeus, Sj-kg-us. 
 Sicilia, Si-sil-i-a. 
 Sieinius DenUtus, Si-sin-i-us 
 
 Den-ta-tus. 
 Sicinus, Si-sj-nu3. 
 Sicorus, Sik-ca-rus. 
 Siculi, Sik-yix-lj. 
 Sicyon, SiJ-i-on. 
 Sicyonia, SiJ-i-o-ni-a, 
 Side, Si-dg. 
 Sidero, Sj-dg-ro. 
 Sidicinuin, Sid-i-sj-num. 
 Sidon, Sj-don. 
 Sidonis, Sj-d6-ni3. 
 Sidonius, Sj-dA-ni-us. 
 Siga, Sj-ga. 
 
 Sigteum, er Sigeurn, fej-je-um. 
 Signia, Sig-ni-a. 
 Sigovessus, Sig-o-ves-us. 
 Sigyni, Si-jj-nj, w 
 Sigunae, Sia;-yi^-nE, or 
 Sigynnae, Sj-jin-g. 
 Sila, w Syla, Si-la. 
 Silana, Julia, Sj-la-na, Jx],-li-a. 
 Silanus, Sj-Ia-nus. 
 
 Silaris, Sil-a-ris. 
 Silenus, Sg-lg-nus. 
 Silicense, Sil-i-seu-sg. 
 Silius Italicus, Sil-i-us I-tal- 
 
 i-kus. 
 Silphium, Sil-fi-um. 
 Silvanus, Sil-va-nus. 
 Simangelus, Sj-man-jg-lus. 
 Simbrivius, Siin-briv-i-us, er 
 Simbruvius, Sim-brA-vi-us. 
 Simetiius, w Symethus, Si-mg- 
 Siinilse, Sitn-i-lg. [tus. 
 
 Similis, Sim-i-lis. 
 Simmias, Sim-i-as. 
 Simo, Sj-mo. 
 Simois, Si-rau)-is. 
 Simoisius, Sim-o-if -i-us. 
 Simon, Sj-moii. 
 Simonide^, Sj-inon-i-dgz. 
 Simplicius, Sim-pliJ-i-us. 
 Simulus, Siin-yn,-lus. 
 Sinius, Si-mus. 
 Simyra, Sim-i-ra. 
 Sindi, Sin-dj. 
 Singaei, Sin-je-j. 
 Singus, Sin-gus. 
 Sinis, Sj-nis. 
 Sinnaces, Sin-a-SEZ. 
 Sinnacha, Sin-a-ka. 
 Sinoe, Sin-o-g. 
 Sinon, Sj-non. 
 Sinope, Sj-no-pg. 
 Sinopeus, Sj-no-pg-us. 
 Sinorix, Sin-o-riks. 
 Sintii, Sin-Ji-j. 
 Sinuessa, Sin-yi\,-es-a. 
 Siope, Sj-6-pg. 
 Siphnos, Sif-nos. 
 Sipontum, Sj-p6n-tum, er 
 Sipus, Si-pus. 
 Sipylum, Sip-i-lum, a/nd 
 Sipylus, Sip-i-lus. 
 Siredones, Sj-red-o-ngz. 
 Sirenes, Sj-re-ngz. 
 Sirens, Sj-renz, {Eng.) 
 Siris, Si-ris. 
 Sirius, Sir-i-us. 
 Sirmium, Ser-mi-um. 
 Sisamnes, Sj-sam-nez. 
 Sisapho, Sis-a-fo. 
 Sisenes, Sis-g-nez. 
 Sisenna, Sj-sen-a. 
 Sisigambis, Sis-i-gam-bis, er 
 Sisygambis, Sis-i-gam-bis. 
 Sisocostus, Sis-o-kos-tus. 
 Sisyphus, Sis-i-fus. 
 Sitalces, S|-tal-sgz. 
 Sithnides, Sit-ni-dgz. 
 Sithon, Sj-ton. 
 Sithonia, Sj-to-ni-a. 
 Sitius, SiJ-i-us. 
 Sitones, Sit-o-ngz. 
 Sizyges, Siz-i-jgz. 
 Smenus, Smg-nus. 
 Smerdis, Sraer-dis. 
 Smilax, Smj-laks. 
 Srailis. Smj-lis. 
 Smindyrides, Smin-dir-i-dgz. 
 Smintheus, Srain-ts-us. 
 Smyrna, Smer-na. 
 Soana, So-a-na. 
 Soanda, So-an-da. 
 Soanes, Sta-a-ngz. 
 Socrates, S6k-ra-tEZ. 
 Saeinias, Sg-mi-as. 
 Sogdiana, Sog-di-a-na. 
 
 Sogdianus, Sog-di-a-nus. 
 Soloe, S61-Q-£, 6»' 
 Soli, So-lj. 
 Solceis, So-lg-is. 
 Solon, So-lon. 
 Solonium, So-lio-ni-um. 
 Solus, S6-lus. 
 Solyma, S61-i-ma, and 
 Solymae, Sol-i-mg. 
 Solymi, S61-i-mj. 
 Somnus, Som-nus. 
 Sonchis, Son-kis. 
 Sontiates, Son-tj-a-tgz. 
 Sopater, S6p-a-tcr. 
 Sophax, S6-faks. 
 Sophene, So-fg-ng. 
 Sophia, S6-fi-a 
 Sophocles, S6f-o klgz. 
 Sophonisba, Sot-o-nis-ba. 
 Sophron, S6-fron. 
 Sophronia, So-fro-ni-a. 
 Sophronicus, So-fron-i-kus. 
 Sophroniscus, Sof-ro-nis-kus. 
 Sophrosyne, So-fros-i-ng. 
 Sopolis, S6p-o-lis. 
 Sora, S6-ra. 
 
 Soractes, So-rak-tez, and 
 Soracte, So-rak-te. 
 Soranus, So-ra-nus, 
 Sorex, Sd)-reks. 
 Soritia, So-riJ-i-a. 
 Sosia Galla, Sta-Ji-a Gal -a. 
 Sosibius, So-sib-i-us. 
 Sosicles, Sos-i-klgz. 
 Sosicrates, So-sik-ra-tgz. 
 Sosigenes, So-sij-g-ngz. 
 Sosii, So-Ji-j. 
 Sosilus, S6s-i-lus. 
 Sosipater, So-sip-a-ter. 
 Sosipolis, Su)-sip-o-lis. 
 Sosis, So-sis. 
 
 Sosistratus, So-sis-tra-tus. 
 Sosius, S6-Ji-us. 
 Sospita, Sos-pi-ta. 
 Sosthenes, Sos-tg-ngz. 
 Sostratus, Sos-tra-tus. 
 Sotades, Sot-a-dez. 
 Soter, So-ter. 
 Soteria, Sa-tg-ri-a. 
 Sotericus, So-ter-i-kus. 
 Sothis, S6-tis. 
 Sotiate?, So-Ji-a-tEZ. 
 Sotion, S(f)-ti-on. 
 Sotius, So-Ji-us. 
 Sous, S<3-US. 
 
 Sozomen, S6z-o-men. 
 Spaco, Spa-ko. 
 Spacteriae, Spak-te-ri-8. 
 Sparta, Sp4r-ta. 
 Spartacus, Spqr-ta-kus. 
 Spartae, Spqr-tE, er 
 Sparti, Spqr-tj. 
 Spartani, Spar-ta-nj, er 
 Spartiatse, Spqr-ti-a-ts. 
 Spartianus, Spqr-ti-a-nus. 
 Spechia, Spg-ki-a. 
 Spendius, Spen-di-us. 
 Spendon, S pen-don. 
 Sperchius, Sper-kj-us. 
 Spermatophagi, Sper-matof-a-jj. 
 Speusippus, Spt],-sip-us. 
 Spherus, Sfg-rus. 
 Sphinx, Sfiflks. 
 Sphodrias, Sf6-dri-as. 
 Sphragidium, Sfra-jid-i-um. 
 Spicillus, Spj-sil-us.
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 715 
 
 Spintharus, Spin-ta-rus. 
 Spinther, Spin-ter. 
 Spio, Spj-o. 
 
 Spitamenes, Spj-tam-£-nEZ. 
 Spithobates, Spj-tob-a-tr.z. 
 Spithridates, Spit-ri-da-tez. 
 Spoletium, Spo-le-Ji-um. 
 Sporades, Spor-a-dez. 
 Spurina, Spii,-rj-nu. 
 Spurius, Sp4-ri-us. 
 Staberius, Sla-be-ri-us. 
 Stabia, Sta-bi-e. 
 Stagira, Sta-jj-ra. 
 Staius, Sta-yus. 
 Stapbylus, Staf-i-lus. 
 Stasander, Sta-san-der. 
 Stasicrates, Sta-sik ra-tez. 
 Stasileus, Sta-sil-e-us. 
 Statilia, Sta-til-i-u. 
 Statilius, Sta-til-i-us. 
 Statinae, Stat-i-iiE. 
 Statira, Sta-tj-ra. 
 Statius, Sta-|i-us. 
 Stator, Sta-tor. 
 Stellates. Stel-a-tgz. 
 Stellio, Stel-i-o. 
 Stena, Stg-na. 
 Stenobcea, Sten-o-be-a. 
 Stenocrates, Ste-nok-ra-tEZ. 
 Stentor, Sten-tor. 
 Stephana, Stef-a-na. 
 Stephanus, Stef-a-nus. 
 Sterope, Ster-o-pE. 
 Steropes, Ster-o-pEZ. 
 Stertinius, Ster-tin-i-us. 
 Stesagoras, StE-sag-o-ras. 
 Stesichorus, Ste-sik-o-rus. 
 Stesiclea, Stes-i-kls-a. 
 Stesimbrotus, Sts-sim-bro-tus. 
 Sthenele, Sten-E-lE. 
 Sthenelus, Sten-E-lus. 
 Sthenis, SfcE-nis. 
 Stheno, Stg-no. 
 Sthenoboea, Sten-o-bg-a. 
 Stilbe, Stil-bE, or 
 Stilbia, Stil-bi-a. 
 Stilicho, Stil-i-ko. 
 Stilpo, Stil-po. 
 StimicoD, Stim-i-kon. 
 Stiphilus, Stif-i-lus. 
 Stobaeus, Sto-bE-us. 
 Stcechades, Stek-a-dsz. 
 Stoici, Sto-i-sj. 
 Stoics, Sto-iks. {Eng.) 
 Strabo, Stra-bo. 
 Stratarchas, Stra-tqr-kas. 
 
 Stration, Siru-ti-un. 
 Strato, Stra-tG), w 
 Straton, Stra-ton. 
 Stratnclo.«, Strat-o-kkz. 
 Stratonice, Strat-u-ni-sE. 
 Stratonicus, Strat-o-nj-kus. 
 Strongylc, Stron-ji-k. 
 Strophades, Strof-a-dEZ. 
 Strophius, Strci-fi-us. 
 Struthophagi, HtriO-iof-a-jj. 
 Struthus, StrcD-tus. 
 Stryma, Strj-ma. 
 Strymno, Striin-no. 
 Stryinon, Strj-mon. 
 Stygno, Stig-nE. 
 StyiDphalia, Stim-fa li-a, or 
 Stymphalis, Stiiu-fa-lis. 
 Stymphalus, Stim-fa-lus. 
 Styra, Stj-ra. 
 Styrus, Stj-rus. 
 Styx, Stiks. 
 
 Suardones, Si|-ar-dcJ-iiEZ. 
 Subatrii, Si|-ba-tri-j. 
 Sublicius, Siib-liJ-i-us. 
 Subota, Siib-Q-ta. 
 vSuburra, Sii-biir-a. 
 Sucro, 8vi,-krQ. 
 Suessa, Swes-a. 
 Suessones, Swes-o-nEZ. 
 Suetonius, SwE-to-ni-us. 
 Suevi, SwE-vj. 
 Suevius, SwE-vi-us. 
 Suffenus, Suf-E-nus. 
 Suffetius, Suf-E-Ji-us, er 
 Sufetius, Sii^-ffi-Ji-us. 
 Suidas, Sii,-i-das. 
 Suilius, Swil-i-us. 
 Suiones, Swj-o-nEZ. 
 Sulehi, Siil-ki. 
 Sulcius, Siil-j'i-us. 
 Sulmo, Siil-mo, er 
 Sulinona, Sul-niQ-na, 
 Sulpitia, Sul-piJ-i-a. 
 Sulpitius, Sul-piJ-i-us, er 
 Sulpicius, Siil-piJ-i-us. 
 Summanus, Sum-a-nus, 
 Sunici, Si(,-ni-sj. 
 Sunides, Si^-ni-dEZ. 
 Sunium, S^-ni-um. 
 Suovetaurilia, Six-o-VE-te-ril-i-a. 
 Superum Mare, Sii,-pE-rum Ma-r£. 
 Sura, jEinylius, Sii,-ra, S-mil-i-us. 
 Surena, Si],-rE-na. 
 Surrentum, Sur-en-tum. 
 Suras, Si\-rus. 
 Susa, S4-sa. 
 
 Susana, Si'i,-sa-na. 
 Susarion, Sn,-sa-ri-on. 
 Susiana, Sr^-si-a-na, er 
 Susis, Si'i-sis. 
 Sutrium, Si|,-tri-um. 
 Syagrus, Sj-a-grus. 
 Sybaris, Sib-a-ris. 
 Sybarita, Sib-a-rj-ta. 
 Sybarite, Sib-a-rjt. {Eng.) 
 Sybotas, Sib-o-tas. 
 Syuinnus, Sj-sin-us. 
 Syedra, Sj-E-dra. 
 Syene, Sj-E-nE. 
 Syenesius, Sj-E-ns-Ji-us. 
 Syenites, Sj-en-j-tEZ. 
 Sygaros, Sig-a-ros. 
 Sylca, Sj-ls-a. 
 Syleus, Sil-E-us. 
 Sylla, Sil-a. 
 Syllis, Sil-is. 
 Syloes, Sil-o-£Z. 
 Syloson, Sil-Q son. 
 Sylvanus, Sil-va-nus. 
 Sylvia, Sil-vi-a. 
 Sylvius, Sil-vi-us. 
 Syma, Sj-nia, ur 
 Syme, Sj-mE. 
 Symbolum, Sioi-bo-lum. 
 Symmaehus, Sim-a-kus. 
 Symplegades, Sim-pleg-a-dez. 
 Symus, Sj-mus. 
 Syncellus, Sin-sel-us. 
 Synesius, Sj-ns-Ji-us. 
 Syngelus, Sin-JE-lus. 
 Synnalaxis, Sin-a-laks-is. 
 Synnas, Sin-as. 
 Synnis, Sin-is. 
 Synope, Sj-no-pE. 
 Syntyohe, Sin-tj-ks. 
 Sypbaeum, Sj-fs-um. 
 Syphax, Sj-faks. 
 Syraces, Sir-a-SEZ. 
 Syracosia, Sir-a-ko-ji-a. 
 Syracusae, Sir-a-k^-SE. 
 Syracuse, Sir-a-kqs. {Eng.) 
 Syria, Sir-i-a. 
 Syrinx, S|-rii)ks. 
 Syrophoenix, Sir-o-fE-niks. 
 Syrophoenices, Sir-o-fE-nj-sez. 
 Syros, Sj-ros. 
 Syrtes, Ser-tEZ. 
 Syrus, Sj-rus. 
 Sysigambis, Sis-i -gam-bis. 
 Sysimetbres, Sj-sim-E-trEZ. 
 Sysinas, Sis-i-nas. 
 Sythas, Sj-tas. 
 
 T. 
 
 Taactes, Ta-G-tEz. 
 Tabanus, Tab-a-nus. 
 Tabor, Ta-bor. 
 Tabraca, Tab-ra-ka. 
 Taburnus, Ta-bur-nus. 
 Tacape, Ta-ka-ps. 
 Tacfarinas, Tak-fa-r|-nas. 
 Tachampso, Ta-kamp-so. 
 Tachos, Ta-kos, er 
 Tachus, Ta-kus. 
 Tacita, Tas-i-ta. 
 Tacitus, Tas-i-tus. 
 Ta;dia, Ts-di-a. 
 Tsenarus, Ten-a-rus« 
 
 Taenias, Tc ni-as. 
 Tages, Ta-.JEz. 
 Tagonius, Ta-go-ni-us. 
 Tagus, Ta-gus. 
 Talasius, Ta-la-Ji-us. 
 Talaus, Tal-a-us. 
 Talayra, Ta-la-i-ra. 
 Taletura, Tiil-E-tum. 
 Talthybius, Tal-tib-i-us. 
 Talus, Ta-lus. 
 Tamarus, Tam-a-rus. 
 Tamasea. Ta-ma-SE-Q. 
 Tamos, Ta-mos. 
 Tampius, Tam-pi-us, 
 
 Tamyras, Tam-i-ras. 
 Tamyris, Tam-i-ris. 
 Tanagra, T;in-a-gra. 
 Tanagrus, Tan-a-grus, er 
 Tanager, Tan-a-jer. 
 Tanais, T;in-a-is. 
 Tanaquil, Tan-a-kwil. 
 Tantalides. Tan-tal-i-dEZ. 
 Tantalus, Tau-ta-lus. 
 Tanusius Germinus, Ta-n^-fi-na 
 
 Jer-mi-nus. 
 Taphiae, Ta-fi-E. 
 Taphius, Tfi-fi-us, er 
 Taphiassus, Ta-fi-as-u3.
 
 716 
 
 GKSK AND LATIN PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 Taprobane, Tap-rob-a-ne. 
 
 Tapsus, Tap-sus. 
 
 Tapyri, Tap-i-rj. 
 
 Taranis, Tar-a-nis. 
 
 Taras, Ta-ras. 
 
 Taraxippus, Tar-aks-ip-us. 
 
 Tarbelli, Tar-bel-j. 
 
 Tarchetius, Tar-ke-Ji-us. 
 
 Tarchon, T4,r-kon. [tus. 
 
 Tarehondimotus, Tqr-kon-dim-o- 
 
 Tarentum, Ta-ren-tum, er 
 
 Tarentus, Ta-ren-tus. 
 
 Tarichea, Tar-i-ke-a. 
 
 Tarnfe, Tqr-ng. 
 
 Tarpa, Tqr-pa. 
 
 Tarpeia, Tar-pe-ya. 
 
 Tarpeius, Tar-pe-yus. 
 
 Tarquinia, Tar-kwin-i-a, 
 
 Tarquinii, Tar-kwin-i-j. 
 
 Tarquinius, Tar-kwin-i-us. 
 
 Tarquitius, Tar-kwiJ-i-us. 
 
 Tarquitus, Tqr-kwi-tus. 
 
 Tarracina, Tar-a-sj-na. 
 
 Tarraco, Tar-a-ko. 
 
 Tarrutius, Ta-rdb-Ji-us. 
 
 Tarsa, Tqr-SQ. 
 
 Tarsius, T^r-Ji-us. 
 
 Tarsus, Tqr-sus, er 
 
 Tarsos, Tqr-sos. 
 
 Tartarus, Tqr-ta-rus. 
 
 Tartessus, Tar-tes-us, er 
 
 Tartesus, Tar-te-sus. 
 
 Taruntius, Ta-rdn-Ji-us. 
 
 Tarus, Ta-rus. 
 
 Tasgetius, Tas-jg-Ji-us. 
 
 Tatian, Ta-Ji-an. 
 
 Tatienses, Ta-Ji-en-sez. 
 
 Tatius, Ta-Ji-us. 
 
 Tatta, Tat -a. 
 
 Taulantii, Te-lan-Ji-j. 
 
 Taunus, Te-nus. 
 
 Taurania, Te-ra-ni-a. 
 
 Taurantes, Te-ran-tez. 
 
 Tauri, Te-rj. 
 
 Tauria, Te-rj-a. 
 
 Taurica, Te-ri-ka. 
 
 Taurica Chersonesus, Te-ri-ka 
 
 Ker-so-nE-sus. 
 Taurini, Te-r|-nj. 
 Taurisci, Te-ris-sj. 
 Taurium, Te-ri-um. 
 Taurominium, Te-ro-min-i-um. 
 Taurus, Te-rus. 
 Taxila, Taks-i-la. 
 Taxilus, Taks-i-lus, er 
 Taxiles, Taks-i-lez. 
 Taximaquilus, Taks-i-mak-wi-lus. 
 Taygete, Ta-ij-E-tE,e;' Ta-i-js-tE. 
 Taygetus, Ta-ij-E-tus, t>?' 
 Taygeta, Ta-ij-E-ta. 
 Teanum, TE-a-num. 
 Tearus, TE-a-rus. 
 Teatea, Tr-a-te-a, 
 Teate, TE-a-ts, er 
 Tegeate, Ts-jg-a-ts. 
 Teches, Tg-kEZ. 
 Techmessa, Tek-mes-a. 
 Tecbnatis, Tek-na-tis. 
 Tectamus, Tek-ta-mus. 
 Tectosages, Tek-tos-a-jgz, er 
 Tectosagae, Tek-tos-a-js. 
 Tegea, Te-je-q, &)• 
 Tegaea, Tp-JE-a. 
 Tegula, Teg-yii,-la. 
 Tegyra, Tej-i-ra. 
 Teios, Ts-yos, er 
 
 Teos, Te-os. 
 Teium, Te-yum. 
 Teius, TE-yus. 
 Telamon, Tel-a-mon. 
 Telamoniades, Tel-a-mo-ni-a-dgz. 
 Telchines, Tel-kj-nEZ. 
 Telehinia, Tel-kin-i-a. 
 Telcbinius, Tel-kin-i-us. 
 Telchis, Tel-kis. 
 Telea, Te-Ie-q. 
 Telebose, TE-leb-o-e, er 
 Teleboes, TE-leb-o-£z. 
 Teleboas, Ts-leb-o-as. 
 Teleboides, Tel-E-bo-i-dgz, 
 Telecles, Tg-lek-lgz, er 
 Teleelus, Tg-lek-lus. 
 Teleclides, Tel-g-klj-dEz. 
 Telegonus, Tg-leg-o-nus. 
 Telemachus, Tg-lem-a-kus, 
 Telemus, Tel-E-mus. 
 Telephassa, Tel-E-fas-a. 
 Telephns, Tel-£-fus. 
 Telesia, TE-ls-gi-a. 
 Telesicles, TE-les-i-kl£z. 
 Telesilla, Tel-g-sil-a. 
 Telesinicus, Tel-s-sin-i-kus. 
 Telesinus, Tel-E-sj-nus. 
 Telesippus, Tel-E-sip-us. 
 Telespborus, TE-les-fo-rns. 
 Telestagoras, Tel-g-stag-Q-ras. 
 Telestas, TE-les-tas. 
 Telestes, TE-les-tgz. 
 Telesto, TE-les-to. 
 Teletbus, Tel-E-tus. 
 Telethusa, Tel-E-tix-sa. 
 Teleurias, TE-hx-ri-as. 
 Teleutias, TE-hi-Ji-as. 
 Tellane, Tel-a-ng. 
 Tellias, Tel-i-as. 
 Tellis, Tel-is. 
 Tellus, Tel-US. 
 Telmessus, Tel-mes-us, er 
 Telmissu?, Tel-mis-us. 
 Telon, Tg-lon. 
 Teltbusa, Tel-tq,-sa. 
 Telys, Tg'-lis. 
 Temathea, TE-ma-tg-a. 
 Temenites, Tem-g-nj-tgz. 
 Temenium, TE-mg-ni-um. 
 Temenus, Tem-g-nus. 
 Temerinda, Tem-g-rin-da. 
 Temesa, Tem-g-sa. 
 Temese, Tem-E-fg. 
 Temnes, Tem-ngz. 
 Temnos, Tem-nos. 
 Tempe, Tem-pg. 
 Tenedos, Ten-g-dos. 
 Tenes, Te-nsz. 
 Tenesis, Ten-g-sis. 
 Tenos, Te-dos. 
 Tentyra, Ten-ti-ra, {8jipt.) 
 Tentyra, Ten-tj-ra, (Eras.) 
 Teos, Te-os, er 
 Teios, Tg-yos. 
 Teredon, TE-rg-don. 
 Terentia, Tg-ren-Ji-a. 
 Terentianus, Tg-ren-Ji-a-nus. 
 Terentus, Tg-ren-tus. 
 Tereus, Tg-rg-us. 
 Tergeste, Ter-jes-tg, and 
 Tergestum, Ter-jes-tum. 
 Terias, Tg-ri-as. 
 Teribazus, Ter-i-ba-zus. 
 Teridae, Tg-rid-a-g. 
 Teridates, Ter-i-da-tgz. 
 Terigum, Ter-i-gum, 
 
 Termentia, Ter-men-Ji-a. 
 Termerus, Ter-mg-rus. 
 Termesus, Ter-ms-sus. 
 Terminalia, Ter-mi-na-li-a. 
 Terminalis, Ter-mi-na-lis. 
 Terminus, Ter-mi-nus. 
 Termisus, Ter-mi-sus, er 
 Termessus, Ter-mes-us. 
 Terpander, Ter-pan-der. 
 Terpsichore, Terp-sik-o-rg. 
 Terpsicrate, Terp-sik-ra-tg. 
 Terracina, Ter-a-sj-na. 
 Terrasidius, Ter-a-sid-i-us. 
 Tenia, Ter-Ji-a. 
 Tertius, Ter-Ji-us, 
 TertuUianus, Ter-tul-i-a-nus, 
 Tethys, Ts-tis. 
 Tetrapolis, Tg-trap-o-lis. 
 Tetricus, Tet-ri-kus. 
 Teucer, Ti]^-ser. 
 Teucri, Tq-krj. 
 Teucria, Ti^-kri-a. 
 Teuct«ri, Ti']^k-tg-rj. 
 Teumessus, Tq,-mes-us. 
 Teuta, Tii,-ta. 
 Teutamias, Ti],-ta-mi-as, er 
 Teutamis, Tii-ta-mis. 
 Teutamus, Tq-ta-mus. 
 Teutas, Tu-tas, er 
 Teutates, Tq,-ta-tgz. 
 Teuthras, Tq-tras. 
 Teutomatus, Tq,-t6m-a-tns. 
 Teutoni, Tq-to-nj, and 
 Teutones, Tix-tcD-ngz. 
 Thabenna, Ea-ben-a. 
 Thais, Ra-is. 
 Thala, Ha-la. 
 Thalame, Eal-a-mg. 
 Thalassius, Ea-laJ-i-us. 
 Thales, Ea-lgz. 
 Thalestria, Ea-les-tri-a, er 
 Thalestris, Ea-les-tris. 
 Thaletes, Ea-lg-tgz. 
 Thalia, Ea-lj-a. 
 Thalpius, Eal-pi-us. 
 Thamyras, Eam-i-ras. 
 Thamyris, Eam-i-ris. 
 Thapsacus, Eap-sa-kus. 
 Thapsus, Eap-sus. 
 Thargelia, Ear-JE-li-a. 
 Thariades, Ra-rj-a-dgz. 
 Tharops, Ra-rops. 
 Thasius, Ea-Ji-us, er 
 Thrasius, Era-Ji-us. 
 Thasos, Ea-sos. 
 Thasus, Ba-sus. 
 
 Thaumantias, Ee-man-Ji-as, and 
 Thaumantis, Ee-man-tis. 
 Thaumas, Ee-mas. 
 Thaumasius, Ee-ma-Ji-us. 
 Thea, Ee-q. 
 
 Theagenes, Eg-aj-g-ngz. 
 Theages, Bg-a-jgz. 
 Theano, EE-a-no. 
 Theanum, EE-a-num. 
 Thearidas, Eg-ar-i-das. 
 Thearnus, Rg-qr-nus. 
 Theatetes, Rg-a-tg-tEZ. 
 Thebse, Rg-bg. 
 Thebes, Egbz. <^«^.> 
 Thebais, Beb-a-is. 
 Thebe, Bg-bE, er 
 Thebse, Es-bE. 
 Theia, Bg-ya. 
 Theias, Bs-yas. 
 Thelephassa, Eel-g-fas-a.
 
 GR8K AND LATIX PROPER NETMZ. 
 
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 Thelpusa, Eel-px|,-sa. 
 Thelxion, Eelks-j-on. 
 Thelxiope, Belks-j-o-ije. 
 Themenus, Eem-e-nus. 
 Themesion, He-me-3i-on. 
 Themis, Ee-mis. 
 Themiscyra, Ee-mis-i-ra. 
 Thetnison, Eein-i-son. 
 Themista, BE-mis-ta. 
 Themistius, EE-mis-Ji-us. 
 Themistocles, Be-mis-to-klEZ. 
 Themistogenes, Eem-i-stoj-E-nEZ. 
 Theoclea, Es-o-klE-a. 
 Theocles, Ee-o-klEZ. 
 Theoclus, Es-cj-klus. 
 Theoclymenus, EE-o-klim-E-nus. 
 Theocritus, Ec-ok-ri-tus. 
 Theodamas, Ef-od-a-mas, er 
 Thiodamas, Bi-od-a-mas. 
 Theodectes, Es-o-dek-tEZ. 
 Theodora, Ee-o-do-ra. 
 Theodoretus, Es-od-o-rE-tus. 
 Theodoret, EE-6d-o-ret. {Eig.} 
 Theoduritus, EE-od-o-rj-tus. 
 Theodorus, Es-o-dij-rus. 
 Theodosia, Ec-o-do-Ji-a 
 Theodosius. EE-o-da-Ji-us. 
 Theodota, EE-6d-o-ta. 
 Theodotion, EE-o-du-ti-on. 
 Theodotus, Es-od-o-tus. 
 Theognetcs, EE-og-ns-tez. 
 Theognis, Es-og-nis. 
 Theomnestus, Eg-om-nes-tus. 
 Theon, Es-on. 
 Theonoe, E£-6n-o-8. 
 Theope, EE-o-pe. 
 Theophane, BE-6f-a-nE. 
 Theophanes, Es-of-a-nEZ. 
 Theophania, Es-o-fa-ni-a, er 
 Theophania, EE-of-a-ni-a. 
 Theophilus, B£-6f-i-lus. 
 Theophraslus, Eg-o-fras-tus. 
 Theophylactus, Es-o-fi-lak-tus. 
 Theophylact, Ee-6f-i-lakt. {£ng.} 
 Theopolemus, EE-o-pol-E-mus. 
 Theopompus, Er-Q-pom-pus. 
 Theorius, EE-6-ri-us. 
 Theotiraus, EE-o-ti-mus. 
 Theoxena, EE-6ks-E-na. 
 Theoxenia, EE-oks-E-ni-a. 
 Theoxenius, EE-oks-E-ni-us. 
 Thera, Es-ra. 
 Therambus, EE-ram-bus. 
 Theramenes, EE-ram-E-n£Z. 
 Tfaerapne, BE-rap-nE, w 
 Terapne, TE-rap-nE. 
 Theras, Ee-ras. 
 Therippidas, Ee-rip-i-das. 
 Theritas, Eer-i-tas. 
 Therma, Ber-ma. 
 Thermodon, Ber-mQ-don. 
 Thermopyla?, Eer-mop-i-lE. 
 Thermus, Ber-mus. 
 Therodamas, EE-rod-a-mas. 
 Theron, Bg-ron. 
 Therpander, Eer-pan-der. 
 Thersander, Eer-san-der. 
 Thersilochus. Ber-sil-o-kus. 
 Thersippu«, Ber-sip-us. 
 Thersites, Eer-sj-tsz. 
 Thesbites, Bes-bj-t£z. 
 Theseidae, B£-SE-i-dE. 
 Theseis, Be-se-Is. 
 Theseus, Be-sE-us. 
 Thesidae, BE-sj-dE. 
 Thesides, BE-sj-dsz. 
 
 Thosmophoria, Ees-mo-fo-ri-a. 
 Thcsmotheta, Bes-mot-E-te. 
 Thesoa, Be-so-q. 
 Thespia, Bes-pj-a. 
 Thespiadse, Bes-pi-a-d£. 
 Thespiades, Bes-pj-a-d£Z. 
 Thespiae, Bes-pi-E. 
 Thespis, Ees-pis. 
 Thespius, Bes-pi-as, »r 
 Thestius, Ees-Ji-us. 
 Thesprotia, Bes-pro-Ji-a. 
 Thesprotus, Bes-pro-tus. 
 Thessalia, Bes-a-li-a. 
 Thessalion, Ees-a-li-on. 
 Thessaliotis, Ees-a-li-o-tis. 
 Thessalonica, Ees-a-lo-nj-ka. 
 Thessalus, Ees-a-lus. 
 Theste, Ees-tE. 
 Thestia, Ees-Ji-a. 
 Thestiadse, Ees-tj-a-d£, and 
 Thestiades, Bes-tj-a-dez, 
 Thestias, Bes-Ji-aa. 
 Thestius, Bes-Ji-us, 
 Thestor, Bes-ter. 
 Thestylis, Bes-ti-lis. 
 Thetis, E£-tis. 
 Theutis, Bi],-tis, er 
 Teuthis, Ti^-tis. 
 Thia, Bi-a. 
 Thias, Ei-as. 
 Thimbron, Eim-bron. 
 Thiodamas, Bj-od-a-mas. 
 Thisbe, Eis-b£. 
 Thisias, EiJ-i-as. 
 Thisoa, Eis-o-a. 
 Thoantium, Eo-an-Ji-um. 
 Thoas, Bo-as. 
 Thoe, Ea-£. 
 Tholtis, Bo-lus. 
 Thomyris, E6m-i-ris, 
 Thon, Eon. 
 Thonis, B6-nis. 
 Thoon, Bo-on. 
 Thoosa, Eo-o-sa. 
 Thootes, Eo-6-tEZ. 
 Thoranius. Eo-ra-ni-us. 
 Thorax, E6-raks. 
 Thoria, B6-ri-a. 
 Thornax, Ear-nak3. 
 Thorsus, Ber-su3. 
 Thous, Bo-US. 
 Thrace, Era-SE. 
 Thraces, Bra-s£Z. 
 Thracia, Era-Ji-a. 
 Thrace, Bras, {JEng.} 
 Thracidae. Bras-i-ds. 
 Thracis, Era-sis. 
 Thraseas, Bra-SE-as. 
 Thrasideus. Bra-sid-E-us. 
 Thrasius, Era-Ji-us. 
 Thraso, Era-so. 
 Thrasybulus, Bras-i-bq,-lus. 
 Thrasydaeus, Bras-i-dE-us. 
 Thrasyllus, Era-sil-us. 
 Thrasymachus, Era-sim-a-kus. 
 Thrasymedes, Eras-i-mE-dEZ. 
 Thrasymenus, Eras-i-me-nus. 
 Threieius, Br£-iJ-i-us. 
 Threissa, Ers-is-a. 
 Threpsippas, Erep-sip-as. 
 Thriambus, Bri-am-bus. 
 Thronium, Ero-ni-um. 
 Thryon, Erj-on. 
 Thryus, Brj-us. 
 Thucydides, Bq^-sid-i-dEZ. 
 Thuisto, Eq-is-to. 
 
 Thule, Bn-le. 
 Thuriae, Bi\-ri-8, er 
 Thurium, Ei\-ri-um. 
 Thnrinus, Bii^-ri-nus. 
 Thuseia, Bus-Ji-a. 
 Thya, Ei-a. 
 Thyades, Bi-a-d£Z. 
 Thyamis, Ei-a-mis. 
 Thyana, Ei-a-na. 
 Thyatira, Ei-a-tj-ra. 
 Thybarni, Ei-bqr-nj. 
 Thyesta, Ei-es-ta. 
 Thyestes, Bj-es-tEZ. 
 Thymbra, Bim-bra. 
 Thymbrajus, Eim-bre-us. 
 Thymbris, Bim-bris. 
 Thymbron, Eim-bron. 
 Thymele, Eim-£-lE. 
 Thymiathii, Ei-mi-a-tis. 
 Thymochares. Ei-m6k-a-r£Z. 
 Thymoetes, Ei-mE-t£z. 
 Thyodamas, Ei-od-a-mas. 
 Thyone, Ej-6-n£. 
 Thyoneus, Ei-6-nE-us. 
 Thyotes, E;-o-t£Z. 
 Thyre, Bi-rE. 
 Thyrea, Eir-E-a. 
 Thyreus, Eir-E-us. 
 Thyrion, Eir-i-on. 
 Thyrsagetse, Eer-saj-E-tE. 
 Thyssos, Bis-os. 
 Thyus, Ei-us. 
 Tiasa, Ti-'a-sa. 
 Tibareni, Tib-a-rE-nj. 
 Tiberias, Tj-be-ri-as'. 
 Tiberinus. tib-E-rj-nus. 
 Tiberis, Tib-£-ris. 
 Tiberius, Tj-b£-ri-us. 
 Tiberus, Tj-bE'-rus. 
 Tibesis, Tj'-bE'-sis. 
 Tibullus, tj-bdl-us. 
 Tibur, Ti-b'ur. 
 Tiburtius, Ti-bdr-Ji-us. 
 Tiburtus, Tj-bdr-tU3. 
 Tichius, Tik-i-us. 
 Ticida, Tis-i-da. 
 Ticinus, Ti-si-nu3, (I'iver.) 
 Ticinus, Tis-i-nas, {man.) 
 Tidius, Tid-i-us. 
 Tiessa, Tj-es-a. 
 Tifata, Tif-a-ta. 
 Tifernum, Tj-fer-num. 
 Tigasis, Tig-a-sis. 
 Tigellinus. Tij-el-j-nus. 
 Tigellius, Tj-jel-i-us. 
 Tigranes, Tj-gra-nEZ. 
 Tigranocerta, Tig-ran-o-ser-ta. 
 Tigres, Ti-grEZ. 
 Tigris, Tj-gris. 
 Tigarini, Tig-yT|-rj-nj. 
 Tilataei, Til-a-ts-j.' 
 Timffia, Tj-mE-a. 
 Timaeus, Ti-raE-u!'. 
 Timagenes, Tj-maj-£-nEZ. 
 Timagoras, Ti-mag-o-ras. 
 Timandra, Ti-raan-dra. 
 Timandrides.' Ti-man-dri-d£Z. 
 Timanthes, Ti-man-tEz. 
 Timarchus, Tj-mqr-kus. 
 Timareta, Tim-a-r£-ta. 
 Timnsi .r, Tj-ma-ji-on. 
 Timasithous,' Tim-a-sit-E-us. 
 Timavus, Ti-ma-vus. 
 Timesius. Tj-mE-Ji-us. 
 Timockaris, Tj-raok-a-ris. 
 Timoclea, Tim-o-klE-a.
 
 718 
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER NCTMZ. 
 
 Timocrates, Tj-m6k-ra-t£Z. 
 Tiraocreon, Tj-mo-kre-on. 
 Timudemus, Tim-o-ds-mus. 
 Timolaus, Tim-o-la-us. 
 Timcileon, Tj-mo-lE-on. 
 Tiinolus, Tj-mo-lus. 
 Timomaehiis, Tj-mom-a-kus. 
 Timon, Tj-mon. 
 Timophanes, Tj-mof-a-nez. 
 Timotheus, Tj-ino-te-us, 
 Timoxenus, Tj-moks-e-nus. 
 Tingis, Tin-jis. 
 Tipha, Ti-fa. 
 Tiphys, f j-fis. 
 Tiphysa, tif-i-sa. 
 Tiresias, Tj-re-Ji-as. 
 Tiribases, Tir-i-ba-sez. 
 Tiridates, Tir-i-da-tez. 
 Tiris, Tj-ris. 
 Tiro, Ti-ro. 
 Tirynthia, Tj-rin-ti-a. 
 Tirinthus, Tj-rin-fius. 
 Tisaum, Tj-se-um. 
 Tisagoras, Tj-sag-o-ras. 
 Tisatnenes, Tj-satu-E-nez. 
 Tisandrus, Ti-san-drus. 
 Tisarchus, Tj-sqr-kus. 
 Tisiarus, Ti-sj-a-rus. 
 Tisias, TiJ-i-as. 
 Tisiphone, Tj-sif-o-ne. 
 Tisiphonus, Tj-sif-o-nus. 
 Tissatnenus, Tis-am-E-nus. 
 Tissaphernes, Tis-a-fer-nez. 
 Titaea. Ti-tE-a. 
 Titan, Tj-tan, er 
 Titanus, Tj-ta-nus. 
 Titana, Tit-a-na. 
 Titanes, Tj-ta-nEZ. 
 Titans, Tj-tanz, {Eng.) 
 Titania, Tj-ta-ni-a. 
 Titanides, Tj-tan-i-dEZ. 
 Titanus, Tj-ta-nus, {ajfatit.) 
 Titanus, T\t-si-nns, {a river.) 
 Titaresius. Tit-a-rs-Ji-us. 
 Titenus, Tit-s-nus. 
 Tithenidia, Tit-E-nid-i-a. 
 Tithonus, Tj-t6-nus. 
 Tithraustes, Tj-tres-tsz. 
 Titia, TiJ-i-a. 
 Titiana, TiJ-i-a-no. 
 
 Titianus, TiJ-i-a-nus. 
 
 Titii, TiJ-i-i. 
 
 Titinius, Ti-tin-i-us. 
 
 Titius, TiJ-i-us. 
 
 Titormus, Tj-ter-mus. 
 
 Titurius, Tj-ti^-ri-us, 
 
 Titus, Tj-tus. 
 
 Tityrus, "Tit-i-rus. 
 
 Tityus, Tit-i-us. 
 
 Tlepolemus, Tg-pol-e-mus. 
 
 Tmarus, Ma-rus. 
 
 Tmolus, M6-lus. 
 
 Togata, To-ga-ta. 
 
 Tolmides, T61-mi-dez. 
 
 Tolosa, To-lo-sa. 
 
 Tolumnus, To-ldm-nus. 
 
 Tolus, To-lus. 
 
 Tomseum, To-mE-um. 
 
 Tomams, T6m-a-ru9. 
 
 Tomisa, T6m-i-sa. 
 
 Tomos, Toi-mos, er 
 
 Tomis, Tto-mis. 
 , Tomyris, T6m-i-ris. 
 
 Tonea, T6-nE-a. 
 
 Tongilli, Ton-jil-j, 
 
 Topazos, Ta-pa-zos. 
 
 Topiris, T6p-i-ris, or 
 Toprus, Top-rus. 
 Torini, T6r-i-nj. 
 Torono, To-ro-ns. 
 Torquata, Tor-kwa-ta. 
 Torquatus, Tor-kwa-tus. 
 Tortor, Ter-ter. 
 Torus, To-rus. 
 Toryne, T6r-i-ne. 
 Toxaridia, Toks-a-rid-i-a. 
 Toxeus, T6ks-E-us. 
 Toxierate, Toks-ik-ra-tc. 
 Trabea, Tra-bs-a. 
 Trachalus, Trak a-lus. 
 Trachas, Tra-kas. 
 Trachinia, Tra-kin-i-a. 
 Trachonitis, Trak-o-nj-tis. 
 Tragus, Tra-gus. 
 Trajanopolis, Traj-a-nop-o-lis. 
 Trajanus, Tra-ja-nus. 
 Trajan, Tra-jan, {-Eng.} 
 Tralles, Tral-sz. 
 
 Transtiberina, Trans-tib-er-j-na, 
 Trapezus, Tra-ps-zus. 
 Trasullus, Tra-siil-us. 
 Trebatius, TrE-ba-Ji-us. 
 Trcbellianus, TrE-bel-i-a-nns. 
 Trebellienus, Trs-bel-i-E-nus. 
 Trebellius, TrE-bel-i-us. 
 Trebia, Trs-bi-a. 
 Trebius, TrE-bi-us. 
 Trebonia, Trs-bo-ni-a. 
 Trebonius, TrE-bo-ni-us. 
 Trebula, Treb-yq,-la. 
 Trerus, Tre-rus. 
 Treveri, Trev-e-rj. 
 Triaria, Tri-a-ri-a. 
 Triarius, Trj-a-ri-us. 
 Triballi, Trj-bal-j. 
 Triboci, Trib-o-sj. 
 Tribuni, Trj-bq,-nj. 
 Tricustini, Trik-as-tj-nj. 
 Triccffi, Trik-S£. 
 Triclaria, Trj-kla-ri-a. 
 Tricrena, Trj-krE-na. 
 Trieterica, Trj-E-t^r-i-ka. 
 Trifolinus, Trif-o-lj-nus. 
 Trinacria, Trj-na-kri-a, &r 
 Trinacris, Trin-a-kris. 
 Triocala, Trj-6k-a-la, er 
 Triocla, Trj-o-kla. 
 Triopas, Trj-o-pas. 
 Triopeius, Trj-o-pe-yus. 
 Triphillis, Trj-fil-is. 
 Triphilus, Trj-fj-lus. 
 Triphylia. Trj-fil-i-a. 
 Tripoiis, Trip-Q-lis. 
 Triptolemus, Trip-tol-g-mus. 
 Triquetra, Trik-w£-tra. 
 Trismegistus, Tris-mE-jis-tus. 
 Tritia, TriJ-i-a. 
 Tritogenia, Trit-cD-JE-nj-a. 
 Triton, Tri-ton. 
 Tritonis, Trj-to-nis. 
 Triumviri, Trj-iim-vi-rj. 
 Triventum, Trj-ven-tum. 
 Trivia, Triv-i-a. 
 TrivifB Antrum, Triv-i-e An' 
 
 trum. 
 Triviae Lucus, Triv-i-8 L^-kus. 
 Trivicum, Trj-vj-kum. 
 Troades, Tro-a-dez, 
 Troas, Tr6-as. 
 Trochari, Trok-a-rj. 
 Trochois, Trok-o-is. 
 Troezene, Tre-ze-ne. 
 
 Trogilus, Troj-i-lus. 
 Troglodytffi, Trog-16d-i-te. 
 Trogus Pompeius, Tro-gus Pom- 
 
 pg-yus. 
 Troilus, Tro-i-lus. 
 Troja, Tro-ja. 
 Troy, Trer {£ng.} 
 Trojugenae, Tro-ji^-jg-ng. 
 Tromentina, Trom-en-tj-na. 
 Trophimus, Trof-i-mus. 
 Trophonius, Tro-f6-ni-us. 
 Tros, Tros. 
 
 Trossulum, Tr6s-q,-lum. 
 Trotilura, Trot-i-lum. 
 Truentum, TriD-en-tum, er 
 Truentinum, TrtD-en-tj-num. 
 Trypherus, Trif-E-rus. 
 Tryphiodorus, Trif-i-do-rus. 
 Tryphon, Tri-fon. 
 Tryphosa. Trj-f(f)-sa. 
 Tubero, Tii,-be-ro. 
 Tuecia, Tdk-i-a. 
 Tucia, Tyji-a. 
 Tuder, Ti|-der, er 
 Tudertia, Ti^-der-Ji-a. 
 Tudri, Tq-drj.. ' 
 Tugini, Tq-ji-nj, er 
 Tugeni, Tq-jg-nj. 
 Tugurinus, Tq-gq-rj-nu3. 
 Tuisto, Tq-is-to. 
 Tulingi. Tii-lin-ji. 
 Tnlla, Tiil-a. 
 TuUia, Tdl-i-a. 
 Tulliola, Tul-j-o-la. 
 Tullius, Tiil-i-us. 
 Tuneta, Tq-ns-ta, er 
 Tunis, Tq-nis. 
 Tungri, Tiin-grj. 
 Turanius, Tq-ra-ni-us. 
 Turbo, Tiir-bo. 
 Turdetani, Tur-de-ta-nj. 
 Turesis, Tq-rg-sis. 
 Turius, Tq-ri-us. 
 Turnus, Tiir-nus. 
 Turones, Tq-ro-ngz. 
 Turoni, Tq-ro-nj, and 
 Turdio, Tiir-pi-o. 
 TuruUius, Ti^-riil-i-us, 
 Tqruntus, Tq-run-tus. 
 Tuscania, Tus-ka-ni-a, and 
 Tuscia, TuJ-i-a. 
 Tusci, Tus-sj. 
 
 Tusculanum. Tus-kq-la-num, 
 Tusculum, Tus-kq-lum. 
 Tuscus, Tiis-kus. 
 Tuta, Tq-ta. 
 Tutia, Tq-Ji-a. 
 Tuticum, Ti|-ti-kum. 
 Tyana, Tj-a-na. 
 Tyaneius, Tj-a-ng-yus. 
 Tyaneus, Tj-a-ng-us, er 
 Tyanaus, Tj-a-ng-us. 
 Tyanitis. Ti-a-nj-tis. 
 Tybris, Ti-bris. 
 Tybur, Ti-bur. 
 Tyche, Tj-kg. 
 Tychicus, Tik-g-kus. 
 Tychius, Tik-i-us. 
 Tyde, Tj-dg. 
 Tydeus, Tid-g-us. 
 Tydides, Ti-dj-dgz. 
 Tyenis, Tj-g-nis. 
 Tymber, Tim-ber. 
 Tymolus, Tj-mo-lus. 
 Tympania, tim-pa-ni-a. 
 Tymphaei, Tim-fe-j.
 
 GRSK AND LATIN PROPER N£[MZ. 
 
 719 
 
 Tyn'larides, Tin-dar-i-dgz. 
 Tyadaris, Tin-da-ris. 
 Tyndarus, TiQ-da-rus. 
 Tynuichus, Tia-i-kus. 
 Typhoeus, Tj-fs-us, er 
 Tyijhoe.s, Ti-fe-03. 
 Typhoeus, Tj-fo-E-us. 
 Typhoa, Ti-fon. 
 Tyrannion, Tj-ra-nj-on. 
 Tyranuus, Tj-ran-us. 
 Tyras, Tj-ras, e?' 
 
 Ubii, Y4-bi-j. 
 Ucalegon, Yi^-kal-e-goD. 
 Ucubi^, Y4-kn,-bis. 
 Dfejis, Yii,-fenz. 
 Ufentina, Yii,-fen-t|-na. 
 Ulpiaiius, Ul-pi-a-uus. 
 Ulpian, Ul'pi-an {Hug.} 
 Ulubrse, Y4-U],-brE. 
 Ulysses, Yi|,-lis-E.'.. 
 Umber, Utu'ber. 
 Umbra, Um-bra. 
 Umbria, Um'bri-a. 
 Umbrigius, Um-brij-i-us. 
 
 Tyra, Ti-ra. 
 Tyre.<, Tj-rtz. 
 Tyridates, Tir-i-da-tez. 
 Tyrii, Tir-i-j. 
 Tyriotes, Ti-rj-o-tez. 
 Tyro, Ti-ro. 
 
 Tyroglyphus, Tj-rog-li-fus. 
 Tyros, Tj-ros. 
 Tyrrheidae, Ti-rE-i-ds. 
 Tyrrheides, Ti-rs-i-dEZ. 
 Tyrrheni, Ti-rE-nj. 
 
 u. 
 
 Umbro, Um'bro. 
 
 Unca, Un'ka. 
 
 Unchae, Un'ke. 
 
 Undccemviri, Un-ds-sem-vi-rj. 
 
 Unelli, Yi^-nel-j. 
 
 Unxia, Ut)k'Ji-a. 
 
 Urania, Yn,-ra-ni-a. 
 
 Uranii, Yn,-ra-ni-j, dr 
 
 Urii, Yi'i-ri-j. 
 
 Uranus, Yii-ra-nus. 
 
 Urbicua, Ur-bik-yn,-a. 
 
 Urbicus, Ur'bi-kus. 
 
 Uria, Yq-ri-a, 
 
 V. 
 
 Vacc^i, Vak-SE-j. 
 
 Vacuaa, Va-ki^-na. 
 
 Vaga, Va-ga. 
 
 Vagedrusa, Vaj-e-drdo-sa. 
 
 Vagellius, Va-jel-i-us. 
 
 Vageni, Va-JE-nj. 
 
 Vala, Va-la. 
 
 Valens, Va-lenz. 
 
 Valentia, Va-len-Ji-a. [nus. 
 
 Valentinianus, Val-en-tin-i-a- 
 
 Valentinian, Yal-en-tin-i-an. 
 
 Valeria, Va-lg-ri-a. 
 
 Valerianus, Va-ls-ri-a-nus. 
 
 Valerian, Va-ls-ri-an. 
 
 Valerius, Va-le-ri-us. 
 
 Valerus, Val-E-rus. 
 
 Valgiu-", Val-ji-us. 
 
 Vandalii, Van-da-li-j. 
 
 Vangiones, Van-jj-o-nez. 
 
 Vannius, Van-i-us. 
 
 Varanes, Va-ra-nEZ. 
 
 Vardaji, Var-ds-j. 
 
 Varia, Va-ri-a. 
 
 Varini, Va-r|-nj. 
 
 Varisti, Va-ris-tj. 
 
 Varius, Va-ri-us. 
 
 Varro, Var-o. 
 
 Varus, Va-rus. 
 
 Vascones, Yas-kcS-nsz. 
 
 Vaticanus, Vat-i-ka-nu3. 
 
 Vatienus, Vat-i-e-nus. 
 
 Vatinius, Va-tin-i-us. 
 
 Vectius, Vek-Ji-ns. 
 
 Vedius Pollio, Vg-di-us P61-i-o. 
 
 Vegetius, Vg-je-Ji-as. 
 
 Veia, Vg-ya. 
 
 Veianus, Vg-ya-nus. 
 
 Veientes, Vg-yen-tEZ. 
 
 Veiento, Vg-yen-tcD. 
 
 Veil, Ve-yJ. 
 
 Vejovis, Vej-o-vis. 
 
 Velabrum, VE-la-brnm. 
 
 Velanius, Vg-la-ni-us. 
 
 Vtlia, Vg-li-a. 
 
 Velica, Vel-i-ka. 
 
 Tyrrhenum, Ti-rs-num. 
 Tyrrhenus, Ti-re-nos. 
 Tyrrheus, Tu-e-us. 
 Tyrrhidae, Ti-rj-d£. 
 Tyrsis, Ter-sis. 
 Tyrtaeus, Tir-ts-us. 
 Tyrus, Tj-rus, or 
 Tyros, Tj-ros. 
 Tyre, Tir {Fnc/.} 
 Tysias, Tij-i-as. 
 Tzacones, Zak-a-nEZ. 
 
 Urites, Yi|-ri-t£Z. 
 
 Ursidius, Ur-sid-i-tis. 
 
 Uscana, Us'ka-na. 
 
 Usipetes, Yn,-sip-€-t£Z, ©r 
 
 Usipici, Yi]^-sip-i-sj. 
 
 Ustica, Us-ti-ka. 
 
 Utica, Yi\-ti-ka. 
 
 Uxama, Uks'a-ma. 
 
 Uxantis, Uks-an-tis. 
 
 Uxellodunum, Uks-el-o-dq,-nuni. 
 
 Uxii, Uk'Ji-i. 
 
 Uxisama, Uks-is-a-ma. 
 
 Uzita, Yq,-zi-ta. 
 
 Velina, Vg-lj-na. 
 Velinum, VE-lj-num. 
 Veliocassi, Vg-li-o-kas-j. 
 Yeliterna, Vel-i-ter-na. 
 Velitrae, Ve-li-trg. 
 Velitrae, Vel-i-trg. 
 Vellari, Vel-a-rj. 
 Velleda, Vel-g-da. 
 Velleius, Vel-e-yus. 
 Venafrum, Vg-na-frum. 
 Venedi, Ven-E-dj. 
 Veneli, Ven-E-lj. 
 Veneti, Ven-g-tj. 
 Venetia, Vg-nE-Ji-a. 
 Venetus, Ven-g-tus. 
 Venilia, YE-nil-i-a. 
 Venonius, Yg-no-ni-us. 
 Venti, Ven-ti. 
 Ventidius, Yen-tid-i-us. 
 Venuleius, Yen-yq,-lE-yus. 
 Yenulus, Yen-yq,-lus. 
 Venusia, Ys-n^-ji-a, er 
 Venusium, YE-nii^-^i-um. 
 Veragri, Yg-ra-grj. 
 Yerania, YE-ra-ni-a, 
 Yeranius, Yg-ra-ni-us. 
 Yerbigenus, Yer-bij-g-nus. 
 Yercellae, Yer-sel-g. 
 Yereingetorix, Yer-sin-jet-Q-riks. 
 Yerena, Yg-rg-na. 
 Yergasillaunus, Yer-gas-i-Ie-nns. 
 Yergellus, Yer-jel-us. 
 Yergilia, Yer-jil-i-a. 
 Vergiliffi, Yer-jil-i-g. 
 Yerginius, Yer-jin-i-us. 
 Yergium, Yer-ji-um. 
 Yergobretus, Yer-go-brs-tus. 
 Veritas, Ver-i-tas. 
 Verodoctius, Ver-o-d6k-Ji-u3. 
 Veromandui, Ver-ca-man-dti-j. 
 Verona, Yg-ro-na. 
 Veronos, Vg-ro-ngz. 
 Veronica, Ver-o-nj-ka. 
 Verreginum, Yer-g-jj-num. 
 Yerritus, Ver-i-tus. 
 
 Verrius, Ver-i-us. 
 Verrugo, Yer-db-go. 
 Vertico, Ver-ti-ko. 
 Yerticordia, Ver-ti-ker-di-a. 
 Vertiscus, Ver-tis-kus. 
 Yertumnus, Yer-tdra-nus, 
 Verulanus, Yer-yq,-la-nus. 
 Yerus, Ye-rus. 
 Yesbius, Yes-bi-us, or 
 Vesubius, Yg-sii,-bi-us. 
 Yescianum, YeJ-i-a-num. 
 Vescularius, Yes-kq,-la-ri-as. 
 Veseris, Ves-g-ris. 
 Vesevius, Yg-sg-vi-us, and 
 Vesevus, Yg-sg-vus. 
 Vesontio, Yg-s6n-Ji-o. 
 Yespasianus, Yes-pa-Ji-a-nus, 
 Vespasian, Ves-pa-Ji-an {Eng.) 
 Vesta, Yes-ta. 
 Vestales, Yes-ta-lez. 
 Vestalia, Ves-ta-li-a. 
 Vesticius, Ves-tiJ-i-os. 
 Vestilius, Ves-til-i-us. 
 Yestilla, Ves-til-a. 
 Vestinus, Yes-tj-nus. 
 Vesulus, Ves-yi\,-lus. 
 Vesuvius, Yg-si^-vi-us. 
 Yettius, Vet-i-us. 
 Yettones, Yet-a-ngz. 
 Vetulonia, Vet-jrq^-lQ-ni-a. 
 Veturia, Yg-tq,-ri-a. 
 Veturius, Yg-tq,-ri-ns. 
 Vetus, Yg-tus. 
 Vibidia, Vj-bid-i-a. 
 Vibidius, Vj-bid-i-us. 
 Vibius, Yib-i-us. 
 Vibo, Vj-bo. 
 
 Vibulenus, Vib-yti-lg-nus. 
 Yibullius, Yj-bul-i-us. 
 Vica Pota, Yj-ka P6-ta. 
 Vicellius, Yj-sel-i-us. 
 Vicenta, Vi-sen-ta, er 
 Vicetia, Vj-SE-Ji-a. 
 Victor, Vik-tor. 
 Victorian, Vik-t6-ri-a.
 
 720 
 
 GR8K AND LATIN PROPER NOMZ. 
 
 Victorina, Vik-to-rf-na. 
 Victoriuus; Vik-to-ij-nus. 
 Victurius, Vik-tu-ri-us. 
 VietumviiB, Vik-ttim-vi-E. 
 Vienna, Vj-en-a. 
 Villia, Vil-i-Q. 
 Yillius, Vil-i-us. 
 Vimiualis, Vim-i-na-lis. 
 Vincentius, Vin-sen-Ji-as. 
 Vincius. Vin-Ji-us. 
 Vindalius, Vin-da-li-us. 
 Vindaliei, Vin-del-i-sj. 
 Vindelieia, Vin-de-liJ-i-a, 
 Vindeiniator, Vin-de-mi-a-tor. 
 Vindex, Julius, Vin-deks, Jii,- 
 
 li-us. 
 Vindicius, Vin-diJ-i-us. 
 Vindili, Vin-di-lj. 
 Vindonissa, Vin-do-nis-a. 
 Vinicius, Vj-niJ-i-us. 
 Vinidius, Vj-nid-i-us. 
 Vinius, Vin-i-us. 
 Vinnius, Vin-i-us. 
 Vipsania, Vip-sa-ni-a. 
 Virbius, Ver-bi-us. 
 Virgilius, Ver-jil-i-us. 
 Virgil, Ver-jil, {Eng.y 
 Virginia, Ver-jin-i-a. 
 Virginias, Ver-jin-i-us. 
 Viriathus, Vir-i-a-tus. 
 
 Viridomarus, Vir-i-d(jra-a-rus. 
 Viriplaca, Vi-rip-Ia-ka. 
 Virro, Vir-o. 
 Virtus, Ver-tus. 
 Visellius, Vj-sel-i-os. 
 Visellus, Vj-sel-us. 
 Vitellia, Vj-tel-i-a. 
 Vitellius, Vj-tel-i-us. 
 Vitia, ViJ-i-a. 
 Vitricus, Vit-ri-kus. 
 Vitruvius, Vj-trdo-vi-us. 
 Vitula, Vit-yn,-la. 
 Voconia, Vo-ko-ni-a. 
 Voconius, Vo-kia-ni-us. 
 Voeontia, Vo-kon-Ji-a. 
 Vogesus, Voj-E-sus. 
 Volaginius, Vol-a-jin-i-us. 
 Yolana, Yo-Ia-na. 
 Volandum, Vo-lan-dum. 
 Volaterra, Vol-a-ter-a. 
 Volca3, V61-ke, er 
 Volga, V61-je. 
 Volesus, Vol-E-sus. 
 Vologeses, Vq-Ioj-e-sez. 
 Vologesus, Vo-loj-E-sus. 
 Volscens, Vol-skenz. 
 Volsci, Vol-skj, M' 
 Volsinium, Vol-sin-i-um. 
 Voltinia, Vol-tin-i-a. [Fa-num. 
 Volumnse Fanum, Vo-lum-ne 
 
 Volumnia, Vd3-ldm-ni-a. 
 Volumnius, Vcj-liim-ni-us. 
 Volumnus, Vo-liim-nus. 
 Voluptas, Vo-liip-tas, and 
 Volupia, Vo-lii-pi-a. 
 Volusenus, VoI-yn,-s£-nus. 
 Volusianus, Vo-In,-Ji-a-nus. 
 Volusius, Vo-li^-Ji-us. 
 Volusus, V61-yii,-sus. 
 Volux, V6-luks. 
 Vomanus, Vo-ma-nus. 
 Vonones, Vo-no-nEZ. 
 Vopiscus, Vo-pis-kus. 
 Voranus, Vo-ra-nus. 
 Vosegus, V6s-£-gus. 
 Votienus, Vw-Ji-s-nus. 
 Vulcanalia, Vul-ka-na-li-a. 
 Vulcani, Vul-ka-nj. 
 Vuleanius, Vul-ka-ni-us. 
 Vulcanas, Vul-ka-nus. 
 Vulcan, Vul-kan {Eng.) 
 Vulcatius, Vul-ka-Ji-us. 
 Vulsinum, Vul-sj-num. 
 Vulso, Vul-SQ. 
 Vultura, Vu.l-tij,-ra. 
 Vultureius, Vul-tti,-r£-yus. 
 Vulturius, Vul-tvi-ri-us. 
 Vulturnum, Vul-tur-num. 
 Vulturnus, Vul-tdr-nus. 
 Vulturtius, Vul-tiir-Ji-us. 
 
 X. 
 
 Xanthe, Zan-ts. 
 
 Xanthi, Zan-tj. 
 Xanthia, Zan-ti-a. 
 Xanthica, Zan-ti-ka. 
 Xanthippe, Zaa-tip-£. 
 Xanthippus, Zan-tip-us. 
 Xantho, Zan-to. 
 Xanthopulus, Zan-t(3-pti,-lus. 
 Xanthus, Zan-tus. 
 Xantieles, Zan-ti-klsz. 
 Xantippe, Zan-tip-E. 
 Xantippus, Zan-tip-us. 
 Xenagoras, Zfi-nag-o-rus. 
 
 Xenarchus, ZE-n4,r-kus. 
 Xenares, Zen-a-rEZ. 
 Xenetus, Zen-E-tus. 
 Xeneus, ZE-n£-u3. 
 Xeniades, Z£-nj-a-dEZ. 
 Xenius, Zg-ni-us. 
 Xenoolea, Zen-o-kle-a. 
 Xenocles, Zen-o-klEZ. 
 Xenoclides, Zen-o-klj-dsz. 
 Xenocrates, ZE-nok-ra-tsz. 
 Xenodamus, ZE-nod-a-mus. 
 Xenodice, Z£-n6d-i-SE. 
 Xenodochus, ZE-nod-o-kus. 
 
 Xenodorus, Zen-o-do-rus. 
 Xenodotus, ZE-nod-ca-tus. 
 Xenophanes, Z£-n6f-a-nEZ. 
 Xenophilus, Z£-n6f-i-lus. 
 Xenophon, Zen-o-fon. 
 Xenophontias, Zen-o-fon-t|-us, 
 Xenopithia, Zen-o-pi-tj-a. 
 Xerxes, Zerks-EZ. 
 Xeuxes, Zij,ks-EZ. 
 Xuthus, Zi\,-tus. 
 Xychus, Zj-kus. 
 Xynias, Zin-i-as. 
 Xynoichia, Zin-O-ik-i-Ci. 
 
 Z. 
 
 Zabatds, Zab-a-tus. 
 Zabdicene, Zab-di-se-ne. 
 Zabirna, Za-ber-na. 
 Zabulus, Zab-yq,-lus. 
 Zacynthus, Za-sin-tus. 
 Zagraeus, Za-grE-us. 
 Zagrus, Za-grus. 
 Zalates, Zal-a-tEZ. 
 Zaleucus, Za-li^-kus. 
 Zama, Za-ma, er 
 Zagma, Zag-ina. 
 Zameis, Za-m£-is. 
 Zamolxis, Za-molks-ia. 
 Zancle, Zan-kls. 
 Zanthenes, Zan-tE-n£Z. 
 Zanthicles, Zan-ti-kkz. 
 Zarax, Za-raks. 
 Zarbienus, Zqr-bi-e-nus. 
 Zariaspes, Zar-i-as-p£Z. 
 Zathes, Za-t£Z. 
 Zebina, Zfi-bj-na. 
 Zela, ZE-la, &r 
 Zelia, Zfi-li-a. 
 Zeles, Ze-1ez. 
 Zelotype, Z£-16t-i-p£. 
 Zelus, Ze-1us. 
 
 Zeno, Zs-no. 
 Zenobia, ZE-no-bi-a. 
 Zenocles, Z^n-o-kkz. 
 Zenoclides, Zen-o-klj-dEZ. 
 Zenodorus, Zen-£D-d6-rus. 
 Zenodotia, Zen-o-dia-Ji-a. 
 Zenodotus, ZE-nod-o-tus. 
 Zenophanes, Ze-nof-a-nsz. 
 Zenothemis, Zs-not-E-mis. 
 Zephyrium, Zs-fir-i-um. 
 Zephyrum, Zef-i-rum. 
 Zephyrus, Zef-i-rus. 
 Zerynthus, ZE-rin-tus. 
 Zethes, Zs-tEz, er 
 Zetus, Zg-tus. 
 Zeugitana, Zti,-ji-ta-na. 
 Zeugma, Zi'ig-ma. 
 Zeus, Ze-us. 
 
 Zeuxidamus, Zti,ks-id-a-mus 
 Zeuxidas, Zi^ks-i-das. 
 Zeuxippe, Zq,ks-ip-£. 
 Zeuxis, Zi|ks-is. 
 Zeuxo, Zij,ks-ia. 
 Zigira, Zi-jj-ra. 
 Zilia, Zil-i-a, er 
 Zelis, Ze-lis. 
 
 Zimara. Zj-ma-ra. 
 Zimyri, Zj-mi-rj. 
 Zioberis, Zj-ob-E-ris. 
 Zipa»tes, Zj-pE-tEZ. 
 Zitha, Zj-ta. 
 Zmilaces, Mil-a-SEZ. 
 Zoilus, Z(o-i-lu3. 
 Zoippus, Zo-ip-us. 
 Zona, Z6-na. 
 Zonaras, Z6n-a-ras. 
 Zophorus, Z6f-o-rus. 
 Zopyrio, Zo-pir-i-o. 
 Zopyrion, Zo-pir-i-on. 
 Zopyrus, Z6p-i-rus. 
 Zoroaster, Zor-o-as-ter. 
 Zosimus, Z6s-i-mu3. 
 Zosine, Z6s-i-nE. 
 Zosteria, Zos-t£-ri-a. 
 Zothraustes, Zo-tros-tEZ. 
 Zygantes, Zj-gan-tez. 
 Zygena, Zij-e-na. 
 Zygia, Zij-i-a. 
 Zygii, Zij-i-j. 
 Zygomala, Zj-gom-a-la. 
 Zygobolis, Zj'-gob-o-lis. 
 Zygritte, Zi-gri-t£.
 
 PRONUNSiaXON 
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER NQMZ 
 
 Aalar, 3'a-lar. 
 
 Aaron, ft.'ron. 
 
 Ab, Ab. 
 
 Abacue, Ab'a-kn,. 
 
 Abadah, Ab'a-dq. 
 
 Abaddon, A-bad-on. 
 
 Abadias, Ab-a-dj-as. 
 
 Abagtha, A-bag-ta. 
 
 Abal, El'bal. 
 
 Abana, Ab'a-na. 
 
 Abarim, Ab'a-rim. 
 
 Abaron, Ab'a-ron. 
 
 Abba, Ab'a. 
 
 Abda, Ab'da. 
 
 Abdi, Ab'dj. 
 
 Abdias, Ab-dj-as. 
 
 Abdiel, Ab'di-el. 
 
 Abdon, Ab'don. 
 
 Abednego, A-bed-ns-go. 
 
 Abel, a'bel. 
 
 Abel Betbmaacah, S'bel Bet-ma- 
 
 a-kq. 
 Abel Maim, £['bel Ma-im. 
 Abel Meholath, a'bel Me-hcS-lat. 
 Abel Mizraim, S'bel Miz-ra-im. 
 Abel Shittim, a'bel Sit-im. 
 Abesan, Ab'g-san. 
 Abesar, Ab'e-sqr. 
 Abez, a'bgz. 
 Abgarus, Ab'ga-rus. 
 Abi, a'bi. 
 Abia, A-bj-a, w 
 Abiah, A-bj-a. 
 Abialbon, a-bi-al-bon. 
 Abiasaph, A-bj-a-saf. 
 Abiathar, A-bi-a-tqr, 
 Abib, a'bib. 
 Abidah, A-bj-da. 
 Abidan, Ab'i-dan. 
 Abiel, a'bi-el.^ 
 Abiezer, a-bi-s-zer. 
 Abiezrite, a-bi-^z-rjt. 
 Abigail, Ab'i-gal. 
 Abibail, Ab-i-ha-il. 
 Abihu, A-bj-hq. 
 Abihud, A-bj-hud. 
 Abijab, A-bj-ja. 
 Abijam, A-bj-ja. 
 Abilene, Ab-i-le-ng, 
 Abimael, A-bim-a-el. 
 Abimelech, A-bim-e-lek 
 Abinadab, A-bin-a-dab. 
 Abinoam, A-bin-o-am. 
 
 Abiram, A-bj'-ram. 
 
 Abirom, A-bj-rom. 
 
 Abisai, A-bis-a-j. 
 
 Abisei, Ab-i-ss-j. 
 
 Abishag, Ab'i-Jag. 
 
 Abishahar, A-biJ-a-hqr. 
 
 Abishai, A-biJ-a-j. 
 
 Abishalom, A-biJ-a-lom, er 
 
 Abishalom, Ab-i-Ja-lom. 
 
 Abishua, A-biJ-q-a, er A-bi-Jq,-a. 
 
 Abishur, Ab'i-Jur. 
 
 Abisum, Ab'i-sum. 
 
 Abital, Ab'i-tal. 
 
 Abitub, Ab'i-tub. 
 
 Abiud, A-bj-ud. 
 
 Abner, Ab'ner. 
 
 Abram, a'bram, ei' 
 
 Abraham, a'bra-ham. 
 
 Absalom, Ab'sa-lom. 
 
 Abubus, A-bq-bus. 
 
 Acaron, Ak'a-ron. 
 
 Acatan, Ak'a-tan. 
 
 Accad, Ak'ad. 
 
 Accaron, Ak'a-ron. 
 
 Accho, Ak'o. 
 
 Accos, Ak'os. 
 
 Accoz, Ak'oz. 
 
 Aceldama, A-sel-da-ma. 
 
 Achab, a'kab. 
 
 Achad, a'kad. 
 
 Achaia, A-ka-ya. 
 
 Achaieus, A-ka-i-kus. 
 
 Achan, a'kan. 
 
 Achar, a'kar. 
 
 Achaz, a'kaz. 
 
 Achbor, Ak'ber. 
 
 Achiaeharus, a-ki-ak-a-ras. 
 
 Achim, a'kim. 
 
 Achimelech, A-kim-e-lek. 
 
 Achinr, a'ki-er. 
 
 Achiram, A-ki-ram. 
 
 Achish, a'kij.' 
 
 Achitob, Ak'i-tob, er 
 
 Achitub, Ak'i-tub. 
 
 Achitophel, A-kit-o-fel. [ta. 
 
 Achmetha, Ak'me-ta, er Ak-me- 
 
 Achor, a'ker, 
 
 Achsa, Ak'sa. 
 
 Achshaph, Ak'/af. 
 
 Achzib, Ak'zib. 
 
 Acipha, As'i-fa. 
 
 Acitho, As'i-to. 
 
 Acua, A-kq-a. 
 
 Acub, a'kub. 
 
 Ada, a'da. 
 
 Adad, a'dad. 
 
 Adada, Ad'a-da, er 
 
 Adadah, Ad'a-dq. 
 
 Adadezer, Ad-ad-e-zer. 
 
 Adadrimmon, Ad-ad-rim-on. 
 
 Adah, a'da. 
 
 Adaiah, Ad-a-j-a. 
 
 Adalia, Ad-a-lj-a. 
 
 Adam, Ad'am. 
 
 Adama, Ad'a-ma, w 
 
 Adamah, Ad'a-mq. 
 
 Adami, Ad'a-mj. 
 
 Adami Nekeb, Ad'a-mj Ne-keb. 
 
 Adar, a'dar. 
 
 Adasa, Ad'a-sa. 
 
 Adatha, Ad'a-ta. 
 
 Adbeel, Ad'bs-el. 
 
 Addan, Ad'an. 
 
 Addar, Ad'ar. 
 
 Addi, Ad'j. 
 
 Addin, Ad'in. 
 
 Addo, Ad'o. 
 
 Addus, Ad'us. 
 
 Ader, a'der. 
 
 Adida, Ad'i-da. 
 
 Adiel, a'di-el. 
 
 Adin, a'din. 
 
 Adina, Ad'i-na. 
 
 Adino, Ad'i-no. 
 
 Adinus, Ad'i-nus. 
 
 Aditha, Ad'i-ta. 
 
 Adithaim, Ad-i-ta-im. 
 
 Adlai, Ad'la-j. 
 
 Admah, Ad'ma. 
 
 Admatha, Ad'ma-ta. 
 
 Adna, Ad'na. 
 
 Adnah, Ad'na. 
 
 Adonai, Ad'o-na. 
 
 Adonias, Ado-nj-as. 
 
 Adonibezek, A-don-i-be-zek. 
 
 Adonijah, Ad-o-nj-ja. 
 
 Adonikam, A-don-i-kam. 
 
 Adoniram, Ad-on-j-ram. 
 
 Adonizedek, A-don-i-ze-dek. 
 
 Adora, A-d(fi-ra. 
 
 Adoraim, Ad-o-ra-im. 
 
 Adoram, A-do-ram. 
 
 Adramelech, A-draoi-e-lek. 
 
 Adria, a'dri-a. 
 
 Adriel, a'dri-el. 
 
 Aduel, A-dq-el. 
 
 ■ Skriptyt^r proper namz not f-snd in de fdloig list, ma be f-snd in de Grek and Latin vokabyqlari. 
 46 . (721)
 
 722 
 
 SKRIPTYliR PROPER N£tMZ. 
 
 AduUam, A-dul-am. 
 Adummim, A-ddm-im. 
 Aedias, £I-E-dj-as. 
 
 ^gypt> ^"'jipt- 
 
 ^nees, g-ne-as, ( Verjil.) 
 uBneas, 8'ne-as, {Akts ix.) 
 ^noD, 8'non. 
 iEnos, S'nos. 
 Agaba, Ag'a-ba. 
 Agabus, Ag'a-bus. 
 Agag, a'gag. 
 Agagite, a'gag-jt. 
 Agar, £I'gQr. 
 Agaienes, Ag-a-renz. 
 Agee, Ag'e-e. 
 Aggeus, A-ge-us. 
 Agnothfabor, Ag-not-ta-bor. 
 Agur, f^l'gur. 
 Ahab, a'hab. 
 Aharah, A-har-a. 
 Aharal, A-har-al. 
 Ahasai, A-has-a-j. 
 Ahasuerus, A-has-yq,-E-rus. 
 Ahava, A-ha-va. 
 Ahaz, £['haz. 
 Ahazai, A-haz-a-j. 
 Ahaziah, 3-ha-zj-a. 
 Ahban, fl'ban. 
 Aher, £I'her. 
 Ahi, a'hj. 
 Ahiah, A-hj-a. 
 Ahiam, A-hj-am. 
 Ahiezer, EI-hi-8-zer. 
 Ahihud, A-bi-hud. 
 Ahijah, A-hj-ja. 
 Ahikatn, A-hj-kam. 
 Ahilud, A-hj-lud. 
 Ahimaaz, A-him-a-az. 
 Ahi man, A-hj-man. 
 Ahimelech, A-him-E-lek. 
 Ahimoth, A-hj-mot. 
 Ahinadab, A-hin-a-dab. 
 Ahinoam, A-hin-o-am. 
 Ahio, A-hj-o. 
 Ahira, A-hj-ra. 
 Ahiram, A-h|-ram. 
 Ahiramites, A-hj-ram-jts. 
 Ahisamach, A-his-a-mak. 
 Ahishahur, A-hiJ-a-hur. 
 Ahisham, A-hj-Jam. 
 Ahishar, A-hj-Jar. 
 Ahitob, A-hj-tob. 
 Abitophel, A-hit-ca-fel, 
 Ahitub, A-hj-tub. 
 Ahiud, A-hj-ud. 
 Ahlah, fl'la. 
 Ahlai, H'la. 
 Ahoe, A-h6-8, er 
 Ahoah, A-h<3-a. 
 Ahoite, A-ha-jt. 
 Aholah, A-ho-la. 
 Aholba, A-hol-ba. 
 Aholbah, A-hol-ba. 
 Aholiab, A-ho-li-ab. 
 Aholibah, A-hol-i-bq. 
 Aholibamah, 3-hcD-lib-a-mq,. 
 Ahumai, A-hi^-ma-j. 
 Ahuzam, A-hx\-zam. 
 Ahuzzah, A-huz-a. 
 
 Ai, a'j. 
 
 Aiah, a-j-a. 
 
 Aiath, a-j-at. 
 
 Aija, a-j-ja. 
 
 Aijah, a-j-ja. 
 
 Aijalon, Aj'a-lon. 
 
 Aijeleth Shahar, Aj'e-let Sa- 
 
 Ain, a'in. 
 
 Aioth, a-j-ot. 
 
 Airus, a-j-rus. 
 
 AjaloD, Aj'a-lon. 
 
 Akkub, Ak'ub. 
 
 Akrabbim, Ak-rab-im. 
 
 Alamelech, A-lam-E-lek. 
 
 Alameth, Al'a-met. 
 
 Alamoth, Al'a-mot. 
 
 Alcimus, Al'si-mus. 
 
 Alema, Al'e-ma. 
 
 Alemeth, A-le-met. 
 
 Alexandria, Al-eks-an-dri-a. 
 
 Alexandrion, Al-eks-an-drj-on. 
 
 Aliah, A-lj-a. 
 
 Alian, A-lj-an. 
 
 AUelujah, Al-e-li'\,-ya. 
 
 Allom, Al'om. 
 
 Alien Bachuth, Al'on Bak-hut. 
 
 Almodad, Al'mo-dad. 
 
 Almon Diblathaim, Al'mon Dib- 
 
 la-M-im. 
 Alnathan, Al'na-tan. 
 Aloth, a'lot. 
 Alpha, Al'fa. 
 Alpheus, Al-fg-us. 
 Altaneus, Al-ta-ns-us. 
 Altaschith, Al-tas-kit. 
 Altekon, Al'te-kon. 
 Alush, a'luj. 
 Alvah, Al'va, er 
 Alvan, Al'van. 
 Amad, a'mad. 
 Amadatha, A-mad-a-ta. 
 Amadalhus, A-mad-a-tus. 
 Amal, a'mal. 
 Amalda, A-mal-da. 
 Amaiek, Aui'a-lek. 
 Amalekites, Am'a-lek-jts. 
 Aman, a'man. 
 Amana, Am'a-na. 
 Amariah, Am-a-rj-a. 
 Amasa, A-ma-sa, or Am'a-sa. 
 Amasai, A-mas-a-j. 
 Amashiah, Am-a-Jj-a. 
 Amatheis, Am-a-te-is. 
 Amathis, Am'a-tis. 
 Auiaziah, Am-a-zj-a. 
 Amen, a'men. 
 Ami, a'mj. 
 
 Aminadab, A-min-a-dab. 
 Amittai, A-mit-a. 
 Amizabad, A-miz-a-bad. 
 Ammadatha, A-mad-a-ta. 
 Ammah, Am'a. 
 Ammi, Am'j. 
 Ammidioi, A-mid-i-ff. 
 Ammiel, Am'i-el, er A-mj-el. 
 Ammihud, A-mj-hud. 
 Ammishaddai, Am-i-Jad-a-j. 
 Ammon, Am'on. 
 Ammonites, Am'on-jts. 
 Amnon, Am'non. 
 Amok, a'mok. 
 Amon, a'mon. 
 Amorites, Am'o-rjts. 
 Amos, a'mos. 
 Amplias, Am'pli-as. 
 Amram, Am'ram. 
 Amramites, Am'ram-jts. 
 Amran, Am'ran. 
 Amraphel, Am'ra-fel. 
 Amzi, Am'zj. 
 Anab, a'nab. 
 Anael, An'a-el. 
 bar. Anab, a'na. 
 
 Anaharath, An-a-ha-raC. 
 Anaiah, An-a-j-a. 
 Anak, a'nak. 
 Anakims, An'a-kimz. 
 Anamelech, A-nam-e-lek. 
 Anamim, An'a-mim. 
 Anan, a'nan. 
 Anani, An-a-nj. 
 Ananiah, An-a-nj-a. 
 Ananias, An-a-nj-as. 
 Ananiel, A-nau-i-el. 
 Anath, a'nat, 
 Anathema, A-nat-E-ma. 
 Anathoth, An'a-tofi. 
 Anathothite, An'a-tot-jt. 
 Andrew, An'drOD. 
 Andronicus, An-dro-nj-kus, er 
 
 An-dron-i-kas. 
 Anem, a'nem, er 
 Anen, a'nen. 
 Aner, a'ner. 
 Anes, a'nes. 
 Aneth, a'net. 
 Aniam, a'ni-am. 
 Anim, a'nim. 
 Anna, An'a. 
 Annaas, An'a-as. 
 Annas, An'as. 
 Annuus, A-ni],-us. 
 Antilibanus, An-ti-lib-a-nus. 
 Antioch, An'ti-ok. 
 Antiochis, An-tj-o-kis. 
 Antiochus, An-ti-CD-kus. 
 Antipas, An'ti-pas. 
 Antipatris, An-tip-a-tris. 
 Antipha, An'ti-fa. 
 Antonia, An-tQ-ni-a. 
 Autothijah, An-to-tj-ja. 
 Antothite, An'tot-jt. 
 Anub, a'nub. 
 Anus, a'nus. 
 Apamea, Ap-a-ms-a. 
 Apharaim, Af-a-ra-im. 
 Apharsathch i tes, A - f qr-sat-kjts 
 Apharsites, A-fqr-sjts. 
 Aphek, a'fek. 
 Aphekah, A-fg-ka. 
 Apherema, A-fer-£-ma. 
 Apherra, A-fer-a. 
 Aphiah, A-f|-a. 
 Aphrah, Af'ra. 
 Aphses, Af'sEZ. 
 Apocalypse, A-p6k-a-lips. 
 Apocrypha, A-p6k-ri-fa. 
 Apollos, A-p61-os. 
 ApoUyon, A-p61-yon. 
 Appaim, Ap'a-im. 
 Apphia, Af'i-a. 
 Apphus, Af'us. 
 Aquila, Ak'wi-la. 
 Ar, Hr. 
 Ara, a'ra. 
 Arab, a'rab. 
 Arabah, Ar'a-bq. 
 Arabattine, Ar-a-bat-i-ne. 
 Arabia, A-ra-bi-a. 
 Arad, a'rad. 
 Aradite, a'rad-jt. 
 Aradus, Ar'a-das. 
 Arab, a'ra. 
 Aram, a'ram. 
 Aran, a'ran. 
 Ararat, Ar'a-rat. 
 Araunah, A-re-na. 
 Arba, er Arbah, ilr'ba. 
 Arbal, Hr'bal.
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER NHMZ. 
 
 723 
 
 Arbattis, flr-bat-is. 
 Arbela, flr-be-la, {Siria.) 
 Arbella, ilr-bel-a. 
 Arbite, flr'bjt. 
 Arbonai, Hr-bo-na-j. 
 Archelaus, flr-ks-la-us. 
 Archestratus, flr-kes-tra-tus, 
 Archevites, flr'kg-vjts. 
 Archi, ilr'kj. 
 
 Archiataroth, ilr-ki-at-a-rot. 
 Arohippus, flr-kip-us. 
 Archites, flrk'jts. 
 Ard, Hrd. 
 Ardath, flr'dat. 
 Ardites, flrd'jts. 
 Ardon, flr'don. 
 Areli, A-re-lj. 
 Arelites, A-re-ljts. 
 Areopagite, H-re-op-a-jjt. 
 Areopagus, S-re-op-a-gus, m' 
 
 Ar-e-6p-a-gus. 
 Ares, 3'rez. 
 Aretas, A-re-tas. 
 Areus, A-rg-us. 
 Argob, flr'gob. 
 Argol, Hr'gol. 
 Aridai, A-rid-a-j. 
 Aridatha, A-rid-a-ta. 
 Arieh, A-rj-a. 
 Ariel, 3'ri-el. 
 Arimathea, Ar-i-ma-te-a. 
 Arioch, El'ri-ok. 
 Arisai, A-ris-a-j. 
 Aristobulus, Ar-is-to-bq,-lus. 
 Arkites, flrk'jts. 
 Armageddon, flr-ma-ged-on. 
 Armishadai, flr-mi-J^d-a-j. 
 Armon, flr'mon. 
 Arnan, Hr'nan, 
 Arnepher, flr'ns-fer. 
 Arnon, flr'non. 
 Arod, 3'rod. 
 Arodi, Ar'o-dj. 
 Aroer, Ar'o-er. 
 Arom, £I'rom. 
 Arpad, flr'pad, 6r 
 Arpbad, ilr'fad. 
 Arphaxad, flr-£aks-ad. 
 Arsaces, flr'sa-SEz. 
 Artemas, Hr'te-mas. 
 Aruboth, Ar'yu-bofi. 
 Arumah, A-rdb-ma. 
 Arvad, ilr'vad. 
 Arvadites, flr'vad-jts. 
 Arza, flr'za. 
 Asa, £I'sa. 
 Asadias, As-a-dj-as. 
 Asael, As'a-el. 
 Asahel, As'a-hel, 
 Asaiah, As-a-j-a. 
 Asana, As'a-na. 
 Asaph, a'saf. 
 Asaphar, As'a-fqr. 
 Asara, As'a-ra. 
 Asareel, A-sar-E-el. 
 
 Asarelah, As-a-re-la. 
 
 Asbazareth, As-baz-a-re6, 
 
 Ascalon, As'ka-lon. 
 
 Aseas, A-se-as. 
 
 Asebebia, A-seb-e-bj-d. 
 
 Asebia, As-e-bj-a. 
 
 Asenath, As'e-nat. 
 
 Aser, a'ser. 
 
 Aserar, A-se-rar. 
 
 Ashabiah, AJ-a-bj-a. 
 
 Ashan, 3.'Jan. 
 
 Ashbea, AJ'be-a. 
 
 Ashbel, Aj'bel. 
 
 Ashbelites, AJ'bel-jts. 
 
 Ashdod, AJ'dod. 
 
 Ashdothites, AJ'dot-jts. 
 
 Ashdoth Pisgah, AJdot Piz-ga. 
 
 Ashean, £I'Je-an. 
 
 Asher, Aj'er. 
 
 Ashimath, AJ'i-mat. 
 
 Ashksnaz, Aj'kg-naz. 
 
 Ashnah, AJ'na. 
 
 Ashon, £I'Jon. 
 
 Ashpenaz, AJ'pe-naz. 
 
 Ashriel, AJ'ri-el. 
 
 Ashtaroth, AJ'ta-rot. 
 
 Ashtarothites, AJ'ta-rot-jts. 
 
 Ashtemoth, Aj'te-mofi. 
 
 Ashuath, A-Ji|,-af). 
 
 Asbur, Aj'ur. 
 
 Ashurim, A-Ji^-rim. 
 
 Asburites, AJ'ur-jts. 
 
 Asia, £I'Ji-a. 
 
 Asibias, As-i-bj-as. 
 
 Asiel, £['si-el. 
 
 Asipha, As'i-fa. 
 
 Askelon, As'ke-lon. 
 
 Asmadai, As'ma-da. 
 
 Asmaveth, As'ina-vet. 
 
 Asmodeus, As-mo-de-us. 
 
 Asmoneans, As-mo-ne-anz. 
 
 Asnah, As'na. 
 
 Asnapper, As-nap-er. 
 
 Asochis, A-s(D-kis. 
 
 Asom, El'som. 
 
 Aspatha, As'pa-ta. 
 
 Asphar, As'far. 
 
 Aspharasus, As-far-a-sus, 
 
 Asriel, As'ri-el. 
 
 Assabias, As-a-bj-as. 
 
 Assalimoth, A-saI-i-mo6. 
 
 Assanias, As-a-n|-as. 
 
 Assideans, As-i-de-anz. 
 
 Assir, As'er. 
 
 Assos, As'os. 
 
 Astarotb, As'ta-ro8. 
 
 Astarte, As-t^r-te. 
 
 Astath, As'tafi. 
 
 Asuppim, A-sup-im. 
 
 Asyncritus, A-sin-kri-tus. 
 
 Atad, a'tad. 
 
 Atarah, At'a-rq. 
 
 Atargatis, A-tqr-ga-tis. 
 
 Atarotb, At'a-rofi. 
 
 Ater, a'ter. 
 
 Aterezias, At-e-re-zj-as. 
 
 Athack, a'tak. 
 
 Athaiah, At-a-j-a. 
 
 Athaliah, At-a-lj-a. 
 
 Atharias, At-a-rj-as, 
 
 Athenobius, At-e-no-bi-us. 
 
 Athens, Afc'enz. 
 
 Athlai, At'Ia. 
 
 Atroth, At'rot. 
 
 Attai, At'a. 
 
 Attalia, At-a-lj-a. 
 
 Attains, At'a-lus. 
 
 Attharates, At-tar-a-tez. 
 
 Augia, 6'ji-a. 
 
 Auranitis, G-ra-nj-tis. 
 
 Auranus, 0-ra-nus. 
 
 Auteus, 0-te-us. 
 
 Ava, a'va. 
 
 Avaran, Av'a-ran. 
 
 Aven, a'ven. 
 
 Avim, a'vim. 
 
 Avims, a'vimz, 
 
 Avites, a'vjts. 
 
 Avith, a'vifl. 
 
 Azaelus, Az-a-e-lus. 
 
 Azah, 3'za. 
 
 Azal, a'zal. 
 
 Azaliah, Az-a-lj-a. 
 
 Azaniah, Az-a-nj-a. 
 
 Azaphion, A-za-fi-on. 
 
 Azara, Az'a-ri. 
 
 Azareel, A-za-re-el. 
 
 Azariah, Az-a-rj-a. 
 
 Azarias, Az-a-rj-as. 
 
 Azaz, S'zaz. 
 
 Azazel, A-za-zel. 
 
 Azaziah, Az-a-zj-a. 
 
 Azbazareth, Az-baz-a-ret. 
 
 Azbuk, Az'buk. 
 
 Azekah, A-ze-ka. 
 
 Azel, a'zel. 
 
 Azeui, a'zem. 
 
 Azephurith, Az-c-fit-rifi. 
 
 Azer, a'zer. 
 
 Azetas, A-ze-tas. 
 
 Azgad, Az'gad. 
 
 Azia, A-zj-a. 
 
 Aziei, A-zj-e-j. 
 
 Aziel, a'zi-el. 
 
 Aziza, A-zj-za. 
 
 Azmaveth, Az'ma-vet. 
 
 Azmon, Az'mon. 
 
 Aznoth Tabor, Az'not Ta-bor. 
 
 Azor, fl'zor. 
 
 Azotus, A-z<5-tu8. 
 
 Azriel, Az'ri-el. 
 
 Azrikam, Az'ri-kam. 
 
 Azubah, A-zq,-ba. 
 
 Azur, S'zur. 
 
 Azuran, Az'yq,-ran. 
 
 Azymites, Az'i-mjts. 
 
 Azzah, Az'a. 
 
 Azzan, Az'an. 
 
 Azzur, Az'ur. 
 
 B. 
 
 Baal, Ba-al, dr 
 
 Bel, Bel. 
 
 Baalah, Ba-al-q. 
 
 Baalath, Ba-al-at. 
 
 liaalath Beer, Ba-a -at Be-er. 
 
 Baal Berith, Ba-al B£-rit. 
 Baal Gad, Ba-al Gad. 
 Baal Hamon Ba-al Ham-on. 
 Baal Hanan, Ba-al Han-an. 
 Baal Hazor, Ba-al Ha-zor. 
 
 Baal Hernon, Ba-al Hdr-non. 
 Baali, Ba-al-j. 
 Baalim, Ba-al-im. 
 Baalis, Ba-a-lis. 
 Baalle, Ba-al-e.
 
 724 
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER NSMZ. 
 
 Baal Meon, Ba-al Me-on. 
 
 Baal Peor, Ba-al Pe-of. 
 
 Baal Perazim, Ba-al Per-a-zim. 
 
 Baal Shalisha, Ba-al Eal-i-Ja. 
 
 Baal Taiuar, Ba-al Ta-mar. 
 
 Baal Zebub, Ba-al Ze bub. 
 
 Baal Zephon, Ba-al Ze-fon. 
 
 Baana, Ba-a-nq. 
 
 Baanah, Ba-a-nq. 
 
 Baanan, Ba-a-nan. 
 
 Baanath, Ba-a-nat. 
 
 Baanias, Ba-a-nj-aa. 
 
 Baara, Ba-a-ra. 
 
 Baasha, Ba-a-Ja. 
 
 Baashah, Ba-a-Jq. 
 
 Baasiah, Ba-a-sj-a. 
 
 Babel, Ba-bel. 
 
 Babi, Ba-bj. 
 
 Babylon, Bab-i-lon. 
 
 Baca, Ba-ka. 
 
 Bacchurus, Ba-ki^-rus. 
 
 Bachrites, Bak-rjts. 
 
 Bachuth Allon, Bak-ut Al'on. 
 
 Bagoas, Ba-go-as. 
 
 Bagoi, Bag-o-j. 
 
 Baharumite, Ba-ha-rum-jt. 
 
 Bahurim, Ba-hi^-iina. 
 
 Bajith, Ba-jit. 
 Bakbaker, Bak-bak-er. 
 
 Bakbuk, Bak-buk. 
 
 Bakbukiah, Bak-buk-j-a. 
 
 Balaam, Ba-lam. 
 
 Baladan, Bal-a-dan. 
 
 Balah, Ba-Ia. 
 
 Balak, Ba-lak. 
 
 Balamo, Bal-a-mo. 
 
 Balanus, Bal-a-nus. 
 
 Balthasar, Bal-ta-sar. 
 
 Bamab, Ba-ma. 
 
 Bamoth, Ba-mot. 
 
 Bamoth Baal, Ba-mofi Ba-al. 
 
 Ban, Ban. 
 
 Banaias, Ban-a-j-as. 
 
 Bani, Ba-nj. 
 
 Banid, Ba-nid. 
 
 Bannus, Ban-us. 
 
 Banuas, Ban-yq,-as. 
 
 Barabbas, Ba-rab-as. 
 
 Barachel, Bar-a-kel. 
 
 Barachiah, Bar-a-kj-a. 
 
 Barachias, Bar-a-kj-as. 
 
 Barak, Ba-rak. 
 
 Barcenor, Bar-se-nor. 
 
 Bargo, Bqr-gcT). 
 
 Barhumites, Bar-h^-in|ts. 
 
 Bariah, Ba-rj-a. 
 
 Barjesus, Bqr-JE-sus. 
 
 Barjona, Bqr-jo-na. 
 
 Barkos, Bqr-kos. 
 
 Barnabas, Bqr-na-bas. 
 
 Barodis, Ba-rd)-dis. 
 
 Barsabas, Bqr-sa-bas. 
 
 Bartacus, Bqr-ta-kus. 
 
 Bartholomew, Bar-tol-o-mq. 
 
 Bartimeus, Bqr-ti-mE-u3. 
 
 Baruch, Ba-ruk. 
 
 Barzillai, Bar-zil-a-j. 
 
 Bascama, Bas-ka-ma. 
 
 Bashan, Ba-Jan, er 
 
 Bassan, Bas-an. 
 
 Bashan Havoth Fair, Ba-Jan Ha 
 vot Fa-er. 
 
 Bashemath, BaJ-E-mat. 
 
 Baslith, Bas-lit. 
 
 Basmath, Bas-mat. 
 
 Bassa, Bas-a. 
 
 Bastai, Bas-ta-j. 
 Batane, Bat-a-ne. 
 Bath, Bat. 
 Bathaloth, Bat-a-lot. 
 Bathrabbim, Bat-rab-im. 
 Bathsheba, Bat-Js-ba. 
 Bathshua, Bafi-J4-ci. 
 Bavai, Bav-a-j. 
 Bealiah, BE-a-lj-a. 
 Bealoth, Bs-a-lot. 
 Bean, Bs-an. 
 Bebai, Beb-a-j. 
 Becher, Bs-ker. 
 Bechorath, Bs-ko-rat. 
 Bechtileth, Bek-ti-let. 
 Bedad, Bs-dad. 
 Bedaiah, Bed-a-j-a. 
 Beeliada, BE-el-j-a-da. 
 Beelsarus, Be-el-sa-rus. 
 Beeltethmus, Bs-el-tet-mus. 
 
 Beelzebub, Be-el-ze-bub. 
 
 Beer, Be-er. 
 
 Beera, Bs-e-ra. 
 
 Beerah, Be-E-ra, w 
 
 Berah, Bs-ra. 
 
 Beerelim, Be-er-E-lim. 
 
 Beeri, Bfi-e-rj. 
 
 Beerlahairoi, Bg-er-la-ha-i-rflr. 
 
 Beeroth, Be-E-rot. 
 
 Beerothites, BE-E-rot-jts. 
 
 Beersheba, B£-er-Je-ba. 
 
 Beeshterah, BE-eJ-te-rq. 
 
 Behemoth, BE-hE-mot. 
 
 Bekah, Be-ka. 
 
 Bela, Be-Iq. 
 
 Belah, Bt-la. 
 
 Belaites, BE-Ia-jts. 
 
 Belemus, Bel-E-mus. 
 
 Belgai, Bel-ga-j. 
 
 Belial, BMi-al. 
 
 Belmaim, Bel-ma-im. 
 
 Belmen, Bel-men. 
 
 Belshazzar, Bel-Jaz-ar. 
 
 Belteshazzar, Bel-te-Jaz-ar. 
 
 Ben, Ben. 
 
 Benaiah, Bs-na-ya. 
 
 Benammi, Ben-am-j. 
 
 Beneberak, Ben-eb-£-rak. 
 
 Benejaakam, Ben-e-ja-a-kam. 
 
 Benhadad, Ben-ha-dad, &r Ben- 
 ha-dad. 
 
 Benhail, Ben-ha-il. 
 
 Benhanan, Ben-ha-nan. 
 
 Beninu, Ben-i-nq. 
 
 Benjamin, Ben-ja-min. 
 
 Benjamite, Ben-ja-mjt. 
 
 Benjamites, Ben-ja-mjts. 
 
 Beno, Bfi-no. 
 
 Benoni, Be-no-nj. 
 
 Benui, BE-nvi,-j. 
 
 Benzoheth, Ben-z<a-het. 
 
 Been, BE-on. 
 
 Beer, BE-or. 
 
 Bera, Bs-ra. 
 
 Berachah, Ber-a-kq. 
 
 Berachiah, Ber-a-kj-a. 
 
 Beraiah, Ber-a-i-a. 
 
 Berea, BE-rg-a. 
 
 Bered, Bg-red. 
 
 Beri, Bs-rj. 
 ■ Beriah, Bg-rj-a. 
 
 Berites, BE-rjts. 
 
 Berith, Bs-rit. 
 
 Bernice, Ber-nj-sg, w Ber-nis. 
 
 Berodach Baladan BE-r6-dak 
 Bal-a-dan. 
 
 Beroth, Be- rot. 
 Berothai, Ber-o-ta. 
 Berothath, Bg-r6-tat. 
 Beryl, Ber-il. 
 Berzelus, Ber-zE-lus. 
 Besodeiah, Bes-o-dj-a. 
 Besor, Bs-ser. 
 Betah, Bs-ta. 
 Beten, Bg-ten. 
 Bethabara, Bet-ab-a-ra. 
 Bethabarah, Bet-ab-a-rq. 
 Bethanath, Bet-a-nat. 
 Bethanoth, Bet-a-not. 
 Bethany, I3et-a-ni. 
 Betharabah, Bet-ar-a-bq. 
 Betharam, Bet-a-ram. 
 Betharbel, Bct-qr-bel. 
 Bethaven, Bet-a-ven. 
 Bethazmaveth, Bet-az-ma-vet. 
 Bethbaalmeon, Bet-ba-al-mE-on. 
 Bethbara, Bet-ba-ra. 
 Bcthbarah, Bet-ba-ra. 
 Bethbasi, Bet-ba-sj. 
 Bethbirei, Bet-bir-g-j. 
 Bethcar, Bet-kar. 
 Bethdagon, Bet-da-gon. 
 Bethdiblathaim, Bet-dib-la-ta-im . 
 Bethel, Bet-el. 
 Bethelite, Bet-el-jt. 
 Bethemek, Bet-g-mek. 
 Bether, Bg-ter. 
 Bethesda, Bg-tez-da. 
 Bethezel, Bet-g-zel. 
 Bethgader, Bet-ga-der. 
 Bethgamul, Bet-ga-mul. 
 Bethhaccerim, Befc-hak-sg-rim. 
 Bethharan, Bet-ha-ran. 
 Bethhoglah, Befc-hog-la. 
 Bethhoron, Bet-ho-ron. 
 Bethjesimoth, Bet-jes-i-mot. 
 Bethlebaoth, Bet-leb-a-ot. 
 Bethlehem, Bet-lg-hem. 
 Bethlehem Ephratah, Bet-le-hem 
 
 Ef'ra-tq. 
 Bethlehemite, Bet-lE-hem-jt. 
 Bethlehem Judah, Bet-lg-hem 
 
 Ji^-da. 
 Bethlomon, Bet-lcfi-mon. 
 Bethmaacah, Bet-ma-a-kq. 
 Bethmarcaboth, Bet-mqr-ka-bot. 
 Bethmeon, Bet-me-on. 
 Bethaimrah, Bet-nim-ra. 
 Bethoron, Bet-di-ron. 
 Bethpalet, Bet-pa-let. 
 Bethpazrer, Bet-paz-er. 
 Bethpeor, Bet-pg-or. 
 Bethphage, Bet-fa-jg. 
 Bethphelet, Bet-fg-let. 
 Bethrabah, Bet-ra-bq. 
 Bethrapha, Bet-ra-fa. 
 Bethrehob, Bet-rE-hob. 
 Bethsaida, Bet-sa-i-da. 
 Bethsamos, Bet-sa-mos. 
 Bethshan, Bet-Jan. 
 Bethshean, Bet-Js-an. 
 Bethshemesh, Bet-Js-meJ. 
 Bethshittah, Bet-Jit-a. 
 Bethsimos, Bet-si-mo3. 
 Bethsura, Bet-sq,-ra. 
 Bethtappua, Bet-tap-yq,-a. 
 Bethuel, BE-tvi,-cl. 
 Bethul, Bg-tul. 
 Bethulia, Bet-yq-lj-a. 
 Bethzor, Bet-zor. 
 Bethzur, Bet-zur. 
 Betolius, BE-t<5-li-a3.
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER NOMZ. 
 
 725 
 
 Betomestham, Bet-o-m^s-tam. 
 
 Betonim, Bet-o-nim. 
 
 Beulah, Be-i^-la. 
 
 Bezai, Be-za. 
 
 Bezaleel, Be-zal-e-el. 
 
 Bezek, Be-zek. 
 
 Bezer, Bs-zer, or 
 
 Bozra, B6z-ra. 
 
 Bezeth, Be-zet. 
 
 Biatas, Bj-a-tas. 
 
 Bichri, Bik-rj. 
 
 Bidkar, Bid-kar. 
 
 Bigtha, Big-ta. 
 
 Bigthan, Kg-tan. 
 
 Bigthana, Big-ta- na. 
 
 Bigvai, Big-va-j. 
 
 Bildad, Bil-dad. 
 
 Bileam, Bil-e-am. 
 
 Bilgah, Bil-ga. 
 
 Bilgai, Bil-ga-j. 
 
 Bilha, er Bilhah, Bil-ha. 
 Bilhan, Bil-han. 
 Bilshan, Bil-Jan. 
 Bimhal, Bim-hai. 
 Binea, Bin-e-a. 
 Binnui, Bin-xi,-i. 
 Birsha, Ber-Ja. 
 Birzavith, Ber-za-vit. 
 Bishlam, BiJ-lam. 
 Bithiah, Bi-tj-Q. 
 Bithron, Bit-ron. 
 Bizijothiah, Biz-i-jo-tj-a. 
 Bizijothijah, Biz-i-jo-tj-ja. 
 Bizjothjah, Biz-j6t-ja. 
 Biztha, Biz-ta. 
 Blastus, Blas-tus. 
 Boanerges, Bo-a-ndr-jez, 
 Boaz, Bo-az, er 
 Booz, Bo-oz. 
 Boccas, B6k-as. 
 
 Booheni, Bok-e-nb. 
 Bochim, Bo-kim. 
 Bohan, B6-han. 
 Boscath, Bos-kat. 
 Bosor, B6-sor. 
 Bosora, Boa-o-ra. 
 Bosrah, B6z-ra. 
 Bozez, B<f)-zez. 
 Bozrah, B6z-ra. 
 Brigandine, Brig-an-din. 
 Bukki, Biik-j. 
 Bukkiah, Buk-j-a. 
 Bui, Bui. 
 Bunah, Bq,-na. 
 Buani, Bdn-j. 
 Buz, Buz. 
 Buzi, B4-ZJ. 
 Buzite, Bdz-{t. 
 
 c 
 
 Cab, Kab. 
 
 Cabbon, Kab-on. 
 
 Cabham, Kab-ham. 
 
 Cabal, Ka-bul. 
 
 Caddis, Kad-is. 
 
 Cades, Ka-dez. 
 
 Cadesh, Ka-deJ. 
 
 Caiaphas, Ka-ya-f as, W Ka-a-fas. 
 
 Cain, Kan. 
 
 Cainan, Ka-j-nan. 
 
 Cairites, Ka-rjts. 
 
 Calah, Ka-la. 
 
 Calamolalus, Kal-a-mol-a-lus. 
 
 Calamus, Kal-a-mus. 
 
 Calcol, Kal-kol. 
 
 Caldees, Kal-dez. 
 
 Caleb, Ka-leb. 
 
 Caleb Ephratah, Ka-leb Ef'ra-tq, 
 
 Calitas, Kal-i-tas. 
 
 Calneth, Kal-net. 
 
 Calno, Kal-no. 
 
 Calphi, Kal-fj. 
 
 Calvarj', Kal-va-ri. 
 
 Camon, Ka-mon. 
 
 Cana, Ka-na. 
 
 Canaan, Ka-nan, w Ka-na-an. 
 
 Canaanites, Ka-nan-jts, er Ka- 
 
 na-an-jts. 
 Candace, Kan-da-se. 
 Canneh, Kan-a. 
 Canveh, Kan-va. 
 Capernaum, Ka-per-na-um. 
 Capharsalamah, Kaf-ar-sal-a-mq. 
 Capbenatha, Ka-fen-a-ta. 
 Caphira, Ka-fj-ra. 
 Caphtor, Kaf-tor. 
 Caphtorim, Kaf-to-rim. 
 Caphtorims, Kaf-to-rimz. 
 Cappadocia, Kap-a-do-Ji-a. 
 Carabasion, Kar-a-ba-ji-on. 
 Carehamis, Kqr-ka-mis. 
 Carchemish, Kqr-ke-miJ. 
 Careah, Ka-rs-a. 
 Caria, Ka-ri-a. 
 Carkas, Kqr-kas. 
 Carmanians, Kar-ma-ni-anz. 
 Canne, Kqr-me. 
 Carmel, Kqr-mel. 
 Carmelite, K^r-mel-jt. 
 Carmelitess, K^r-mel-jt-es. 
 
 Carmi, K^r-mj. 
 
 Carmites, Kqr-mjts. 
 
 Carnaim, Kqr-na-im. 
 
 Camion, K(^r-ni-on. 
 
 Carpus, Kqr-pus. 
 
 Carshena, Kar-Je-na. 
 
 Casiphia, Ka-sif-i-a. 
 
 Casleu, Kas-lq,. 
 
 Caslubim, Kas-Iq,-bim. 
 
 Camphor, Kas-fer. 
 
 Caspis, Kas-pis, ttr 
 
 Caspbin, Kas-fin. 
 
 Cathuath, Ka-ti^-at. 
 
 Cedron, Se-dron. 
 
 Ceilan, Sj-lan. 
 
 Celemia, Sel-e-mj-a. 
 
 Cenchrea, Sen-kre-a. 
 
 Cendebeus, Sen-de-be-us. 
 
 Centurion, Sen-tq,-ri-on, 
 
 Cephas, Se-fas. 
 
 Ceras, Se-ras. 
 
 Ceteb, Se-teb. 
 
 Chabris, Ka-bris. 
 
 Chadias, Ka-di-as. 
 
 Chaereas, Ke-re-as. 
 
 Chalcedony, Kal-se-do-ni. 
 
 Chalcol, Kal-kol. 
 
 Chaldea, Kal-de-a. 
 
 Chanes, Ka-nsz. 
 
 Channuneus, Kan-yq,-ne-us. 
 
 Charaathalas, Kar-a-at-a-lqr. 
 
 Characa, Kar-a-ka. 
 
 Charasim, Kar-a-sim. 
 
 Charcus, Kqr-kus. 
 
 Charea, Ka-re-a. 
 
 Charmis, K^r-mis. 
 
 Charran, Kar-an. 
 
 Chaseba, Kas-e-ba. 
 
 Chebar, Kebar. 
 
 Chederlaomer, Ked-er-Ia-o-mer. 
 
 Chclal, Ke-lal. 
 
 Chelcias, Kel-Ji-as. 
 
 Chellians, Kel-i-anz. 
 
 Chellub, Kel-nb. 
 
 Chellus, Kel-us. 
 
 Chelod, Ke-lod. 
 
 Chelub, Ke-lub. 
 
 Chelubai, Ke-li^-ba. 
 
 Chelubar, Ke-lq,-bar. 
 
 Chemarims, Kem-a-rimz. 
 
 Chemosh, Ke-moJ. 
 Chenaanah, Ke-na-a-nq. 
 Chenani, Ken-a-nj. 
 Chenaniah, Ken-a-nj-a. 
 Chephar Haammonai, Ke-far 
 
 Ha-am-o-na. 
 Chephirah, Ke-fj-ra. 
 Cheran, Ke-ran. 
 Chereas, Ke-re-as. 
 Cherethims, Ker-et-imz. 
 Cherethites, Ker-et-jts. 
 Cherith, Ke-rit, or 
 Cherish, Ke-riJ. 
 Cherub, Ke-rub, {a siii.) 
 Cherub, Ger-ub. 
 Cherubim, Ger-yq,-biin. 
 Chesalon, Kes-a-lon. 
 Chesed, Ke-sed. 
 Chesil, Ke-sil. 
 Chesud, Ke-sud. 
 ChesuUoth, Ke-sdl-ot. 
 Chettim, Ket-im. 
 Chezib, Ke-zib. 
 Chidon, Kj-don. 
 Chilion, Ki-lj-on. 
 Chilleab, Kil-e-ab. 
 Chilmad, Kil-mad. 
 Chimham, Kim-ham. 
 Chisleu, Kis-lq,, 
 Casleu, Kas-lq, or 
 Cisleu, Sis-Iq. 
 Chislon, Kis-lon. 
 Chisloth Tabor. Kis-lot Ta-bor. 
 Chittim, Kit-im. 
 Chiun, Kj-un. 
 Chloe, KlQ-e. 
 Choba, K6-ba. 
 Chorasin, Ko-ra-sin, er 
 Chorashan, Ko-ra-Jan, er 
 Chorazin, Ko-ra-zin. 
 Chosameus. Kos-a-me-us. 
 Chozeba, Ko-ze-ba. 
 Christ, Krist. 
 Chub, Kub. 
 Chun, Kun. 
 Chusa, Kt|-sa, er 
 Chuza, Kq-za. 
 Chushan Rishathaim, KuJ-ao 
 
 RiJ-a-M-im. 
 Chusi, K4-si-
 
 TS6 
 
 SKKIPTYUR PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 Cinnereth, Sin-e-ret, er 
 Cinneroth, Sin-e-rot. 
 Girama, Sir-a-ma. 
 Cisai, Sj-sa. 
 Cisleu, Sis-Iq. 
 Citherus, Sit-s-rus. 
 Cittims, Sit-imz. 
 Clauda, Kle-da. 
 Cleasa, Kk-a-sa. 
 Clement, Klem-ent. 
 Cleophas, Kle-o-fas, w 
 Cleopas, Kle-o-pas. 
 Cloe, K16-S. 
 Cnidus, Nj-dus. 
 Colhozeh, Kol-ho-za. 
 Collius, K61-i-us. 
 
 Colosse, Ko-los-e. 
 Colossians, Ko-16J-i-anz. 
 Coniah, Ko-nj-a. 
 Cononiah, Kon-o-nj-a. 
 Cor, Kor. 
 Corban, Ker-ban. 
 Corbe, Ker-bg. 
 Core, K6-re. 
 Corinth, Kor-infi. 
 Corinthians, Ko-rin-ti-anz. 
 Cosam, Ko-sam. 
 Coutha, K-8-ta. 
 Coz, Koz. 
 Cozbi, K6z-bj. 
 Crescens, Kres-enz. 
 Cretans, Blre-tanz. 
 
 Crete, Kret. 
 
 Cretes, Krtts. 
 
 Cretians, Kre-Ji-anz. 
 
 Cubit, K4-bit. 
 
 Cush, KuJ. 
 
 Cushan, Ki\-Jan. 
 
 Cushan Rishathaim, K^-Jan 
 
 RiJ-a-ta-im. 
 Cushi, K4-JJ. > 
 
 Cuth, Kut, er 
 Cuthah, Kut-a. 
 Cutheans, Kii,-te-anz. 
 Cyamon, Sj-a-mon. 
 Cyrene, Sj-rg-ne. 
 Cyrenias, Sj-re-ni-ua. 
 
 D. 
 
 Dabaeeh, Dab-a-ra. 
 Dabbasheth, Dab-a-Jet. 
 Daberath, Dab-g-rat. 
 Dabria, Da-bri-a. 
 Dacobi, Da-ko-bj. 
 Daddeus, Da-de-us. 
 Dagon, Da-gon. 
 Daisan, Da-san. 
 Dalaiah, Dal-a-j-a. 
 Dalilah, Dal-i-lq. 
 Dalmanutha, Dal-ma-ni],-ta. 
 Dalphon, Dal-fon. 
 Damans, Dam-a-ris. 
 Damascenes, Dam-a-senz. 
 Dan, Dan. 
 Daniel, Dan-i-el. 
 Danites, Dan-jts. 
 Danjaan, Dan-ja-an. 
 Dannah, Dan-a. 
 Danobrath, Dan-fi)-brat. 
 Dara, Da-ra. 
 Darda, Dqr-da. 
 Darian, Da-ri-an. 
 Darkon, D^r-kon. 
 Dathan, Da-tan. 
 Dathemah, Dat-8-mq, 
 Dathmah, Dat-ma. 
 
 David, Dd-vid. 
 
 Debir, Ds-ber. 
 
 Deborah, D^b-o-rq. 
 
 Decapolis, De-kap-o-lis. 
 
 Dedan, Dg-dan. 
 
 Dedanim, Ded-a-nim." 
 
 Dedanims, Ded-a-nimz. 
 
 Dehavites, Dg-ha-irjts. 
 
 Dekar, Ds-kar. 
 
 Delaiah, Del-a-j-a. 
 
 Delilah, Del-i-lq. 
 
 Demas, Dg-mas. 
 
 Derbe, Der-be. 
 
 Dessau, Des-e. 
 
 Deuel, Dg-q-el. 
 
 Deuteronomy, Dti,-ter-6n-o-ini. 
 
 Diblaim, Dib-la-im. 
 
 Diblath, Dib-lat. 
 
 Dibon, Dj-bon. 
 
 Dibon Gad, Dj-bon Gad. 
 
 Dibri, Dib-rj. 
 
 Dibzahab, Dib-za-hab, er 
 
 Dizahab, Diz-a-hab. 
 
 Didrachm, Dj-dram. 
 
 Didymus, Did-i-mua. 
 
 Diklah, Dik-la, er 
 
 Dildah, Dil-da. 
 
 Dilean, Dil-e-an. 
 Dimnah, Dim-na. 
 Dimon, Di-mon. 
 Dimonah, Dj-mo-na. 
 Dinah, Dj-na. 
 Dinaites, Dj-na-jts. 
 Dinhabah, Din-ha-bq. 
 Diotrephes, Dj-ot^rg-fea. 
 Dishan, Dj-Jan. 
 Dishon, Dj-Jon. 
 Dizahab, Diz-a-hab. 
 Docus, Do-kus. 
 Dodai, D6d-a-j. 
 Dodanim, Dod-a-nim. 
 Dodavah, D6d-a-vq. 
 Dodo, Do-do. 
 Doeg, D6-eg. 
 Dophkah, D6f-ka. 
 Dor, Der. 
 Dora, D6-ra. 
 Dorcas, Der-kas. 
 Dorymenes, Da-rim-g-nsa. 
 Dositheus, Do-sit-e-us. 
 Dothaim, Dii-ta-im, er 
 Dothan, D6-tan. 
 Dumah, Dq-ma. 
 Dura, Dq-ra. 
 
 E. 
 
 Eanas, 8'a-nas. 
 
 Ebal, 8'bal. 
 
 Ebed, 8'bed. 
 
 Ebedmelech, S-bed-me-lek. 
 
 Ebenezer, Eb-en-e-zer. 
 
 Eber, 8'ber. 
 
 Ebiasaph, 8-bj-a-saf. 
 
 Ebronah, 8-br6-na. 
 
 Ecanus, S-ka-nus. 
 
 Ecbatana, Ek-bat-a-na. 
 
 Ecclesiastes, Ek-le-zi-as-tgz. 
 
 Ecclesiasticus, Ek-lg-zi-as-ti-kus, 
 
 Ed, Ed. 
 
 Edar, 8'dar. 
 
 Eden, 8'den, 
 
 Eder, 8'der. 
 
 Edes, 8'des. 
 
 Edias, 8'di-a3. 
 
 Edna, Ed'na. 
 
 Edom, 8'dom. 
 
 Edomites, S'dom-its. 
 Edrei, Ed'rg-j. 
 Eglah, Eg'la. 
 EglaJm, Eg'la-im. 
 Eglon, Eg'lon. 
 Egypt, 8'jipt. 
 Ehi, 8'hj. 
 Ehud, 8'hud. 
 Eker, S'ker. 
 Ekrebel, Ek're-bel. 
 Ekron, Ek'ron. 
 Ekronites, Ek'ron-jts. 
 Ela, S'la. 
 Eladah, El'a-dq. 
 Elah, S'la. 
 Elam, 8'lam. 
 Elamites, 8'lam-jt8. 
 Elasah, El'a-sq. 
 Elath, 8'lat. 
 Elbethel, El-b^t-el. 
 
 Elcia, El'Ji-a. 
 
 Eldaah, El'da-q. 
 
 Eldad, El'dad. 
 
 Elead, 8'lE-ad, er S-le-ad. 
 
 Elealeh, 8-lE-a-la. 
 
 Eleasah, 8-lE-a-sq. 
 
 Eleazer, 8-lE-a-zer. 
 
 Eleazurus, S-lg-a-zq-rus. 
 
 Elelohe Israel, El-g-lo-he Iz'ra-^ 
 
 Eleph, S'lef. 
 
 Eleutherus, 8-lq-te-ra3. 
 
 Eleuzai, El-q-za-j. 
 
 Elhanan, El-ha-nan. 
 
 Eli, S'l}. 
 
 Eliab, 8-li-ab. 
 
 Eliada, 8-lj-a-da. 
 
 Eliadah, 8-lj-a-dq. 
 
 Eliadun, 8-lj-a-dun. 
 
 Eliah, S-lj-a. 
 
 Eliahba, S-lj-a-ba.
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 727 
 
 Eliakrm, 8-lj-a-kim. 
 Eliali, e-lj-a-lj. 
 Eliam, 8-li-am. 
 Elias, 8-lj-as. 
 Eliasaph, 8-lj-a-saf. 
 Eliashib, 8-li-a-Jib. 
 Eliasis, 8-lj-a-sis. 
 Eliatha, 8-l|-a-tQ, or 
 Eliathah, 8-lj-a-tq,. 
 Eliazar, 8-li-a-zar. 
 Elidad, S-li-dad. 
 Eliel, 8'li-el. 
 Elienai, 8-li-e-na-j. 
 Eliezer, 8-li-E-zer. 
 Elihaba, 8-l)-ha-ba. 
 Elihaena, El-i-he-nd. 
 Eliboeaai, El-i-he-na-j. 
 Elihoreph, El-i-ho-ref. 
 Elibu, 8-li-hii,. 
 Elijah, S-li-ja. 
 Elika, El'i-ka. 
 Elim, 8'liin. 
 Elimelech, 8-lim-E-lek. 
 Elioeaai, S-li-E-na-j. 
 Elionas, S-li-o-nas. 
 Eliphal, El'i-fal. 
 Eliphaleh, 8-lif-a-la. 
 Eliphaz, El'i-faz. 
 Eliphelet, 8-lif-e-let. 
 Elisabeth, 8-llz-a-bet. 
 Elisaeus, El-i-sg-us. 
 Eliseus, El-i-S8-u3. 
 Elisha, 8-li-Ja. 
 Elishah, S-lj-Ja. 
 Elishama, 8-IiJ-a-ma. 
 Elishamah, 8-liJ-a-mq. 
 Elishaphat, 8-liJ-a-fat. 
 Elisheba, 8-li;-e-ba. 
 Elishua, El-i-J^-a- 
 Elisimus, 8-lis-i-inus. 
 Eliu, 8-li-yTj,. 
 Eliud, 8-li-ud. 
 Elizaphan, 8-liz-a-fan. 
 Elizur, 8-li-zur. 
 ElkaDah, El'ka-nq. 
 Elkoshite, El'ko-Jit. 
 EUasar, El'a-sqr. 
 Elmodam, El'mo-dam. 
 EInaam, El'na-am. [tan. 
 
 Elnathan, El'na-tan, or El-na- 
 Elon, 8'lon. [nan, 
 
 Elon Bethhanan, 8'lon Befi-ha- 
 Elonites, 8'lon-its. 
 Eloth, 8'lot. 
 Elpaal, El'pa-al. 
 Elpalet, El'pa-let. 
 Elparan, El-pa-ran. 
 Eltekeh, El'tg-ka. 
 Elteketh, El'te-kefi. 
 Eltekon, El'te-kon. 
 Eltolad, El'to-lad. 
 Elul, 8'lul. 
 Eluzai, 8-14-za-i. 
 
 Elymais, El-i-ma-is. 
 Elytnas, El'i-mas. 
 Elzabad, El'za-bad. 
 Elzaphan, El'za-fan. 
 Emalcuel, Em-al-ki^-el. 
 Emannel, 8-man-yti-el. 
 Emims, 8'mimz. 
 Einmaus, Em'a-us. 
 Emmer, Em'er. 
 Emor, 8' mar. 
 Enam, 8'nam. 
 Enan, 8'nan. 
 Endor, En'der. 
 Eneas, 8'ne-a3. 
 Eneglaim, En-eg-la-im. 
 Enemessar, En-e-mes-ar. 
 Enenias, 8-ne-ni-as. 
 Engannim, En-gan-im. 
 Engedi, En'gg-dj. 
 Enhaddah, En-had-a. 
 Enhakkore, En-haK-cs-re. 
 Enhazor, En-ha-zor. 
 Enmishpat, En-miJ-pat. 
 Enoch, 8'nok. 
 Enon, 8'non. 
 Enos, 8'no3, 
 Enosh, 8'noJ. 
 Enrimmon, En-rim-on. 
 Enrogel, En-ro-gel. 
 Enshemesh, En'Je-meJ. 
 Entappuah, En-tap-q,-q. 
 Epaphras, Ep'a-fraa. 
 Epaphroditus, 8-paf-rQ-di-tu3. 
 Epenetas, 8-pen-s-tus. 
 Ephah, 8'fa. 
 Ephai, 8'fa. 
 Epher, 8'fer. 
 
 Ephes-dammim, S'fes-dam-im. 
 Ephesians, S-fe-ji-anz. 
 Ephlal, Ef'lal. 
 Ephud, 8'fod. 
 Ephor, 8'for. 
 Ephphatha, Ef'a-ta. 
 Ephraim, 8'fra-im. 
 Ephraimites. 8'fra-im-jts. 
 Ephratah, Ef'ra-tq. 
 Ephrath, Ef'rat. 
 Ephrathites, Efrat-jts. 
 Ephron, 8'fron. 
 Er. Er. 
 Eran, 8'ran. 
 Eranites, 8'ran-its. 
 Erastus, 8-ras-tus. 
 Erech, 8'rek. 
 Eri, 8'ri. 
 Esa, 8'sa. 
 Esaias, 8-za-yas. 
 Esarhaddon, 8'sar-had-on. 
 Esau, 8'se. 
 Esdras, Es'dras. 
 Esdrelon, Es-dre-lon. 
 Esebon, Es'e-bon. 
 Esebrias, 8-SE-bri-as. 
 
 Esek, S'sek. 
 
 Eshbaal, EJ'ba-al. 
 
 Eshban, EJ'ban. 
 
 Eshcol, EJ'kol. 
 
 Eshean, S'Je-an. 
 
 Eshek, S'jek. 
 
 Eshkalon, EJ'ka-lon. 
 
 Eshtaol, Ej'ta-ol. 
 
 Eshtaulites, EJ'te-ljts. 
 
 Eshtemoa, EJ-tem-o-a. 
 
 Eshtemoth, EJ'ts-mot. 
 
 Eshton, EJ'ton. 
 
 Esli, Es'lj. 
 
 Esmacbiah, Es-ma-kj-a. 
 
 Esora, 8-s(i-ra. 
 
 Esril, Es'ril. 
 
 Esroni, Es'rom. 
 
 Essenes, Es-enz. 
 
 Esthaol, Est'ha-ol, 
 
 Esther, Es'ter. 
 
 Etam, 8'tani. 
 
 Etham, 8'tani. 
 
 Ethan, 8'tan. 
 
 Ethanim, Et'a-nim. 
 
 Ethbaal, Efc'ba-al. 
 
 Ether, 8'ter. 
 
 Ethma, Et'ma. 
 
 Ethnan, Et'nan. 
 
 Ethni, Et'ni. 
 
 Euasibus, Yq,-as-i-bus. 
 
 Eubulus, Yi],-b4-lu3. 
 
 Eunathan, Yi],-na-tan. 
 
 Eunice, Yq^-nj-se. 
 
 Euodias, Y^-di-di-as. 
 
 Eupolemus, Yn,-p61-E-mus. 
 
 Euroelydon, Yq,-r6k-li-don.. 
 
 Eutychus, Yi^-ti-kus. 
 
 Eve, 8v. 
 
 Evi, 8'vi. 
 
 Evil Mer'odach, 8'vl Mg-ro-dak, 
 
 er 8'vl Mer-o-dak. 
 Exodus, Eks'o-dus. 
 Ezar, 8'zar. 
 Ezbai, Ez'ba-i. 
 Ezbon, Ez'bon. 
 Ezeehias, Ez-e-kj-a^. 
 Ezekias, Ez-e-kj-as. 
 Ezekiel, 8-zE-ki-el. 
 Ezel, 8'zel. 
 Ezem, 8'zeia. 
 Ezer, 8'zer. 
 Ezerias. Ez-£-rj-as. 
 Ezias, 8-zi-as. 
 
 Ezion Gebar, 8'zi-on Gs-bar, er 
 Ezion-geber, 8'zi-on-J£-ber. 
 Eznite, Ez'njt. 
 Ezra, Ez'ra. 
 Ezrahite, Ez'ra-hjt. 
 Ezri, Ez'ri. 
 Ezriel, Ez'ri-el. 
 Ezril, Ez'ril. 
 Ezron, Ez'ron. 
 Ezronites, Ez'ron-its. 
 
 Felix, Fs-liks. 
 
 Gaal, Ga-al. 
 Gaash, Gra-aJ". 
 Gaba, 6a-ba. 
 Gabael, Gab-a-el. 
 
 F. 
 
 Festus, Fes-tus. 
 UI 
 
 G. 
 
 Gkibatha, Gab-a-ta. 
 Gabbai, Gab-a-j. 
 Gabbatha, Gab-a-ta. 
 Gabrias, Ga-bri-as. 
 
 Fortunatus, Fer-tti-Da-tus. 
 
 Gabriel, Ga-bri-eL 
 Gad, Gad. 
 Gadara, Gad-a-ra. 
 Gadarenes, Gad-a-renz.
 
 728 
 
 SKRIPTYXIR PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 Gaddes, Gad-ez. 
 
 Gaddiel, Gad-i-el. 
 
 Gadi, Ga-dj. 
 
 Gadites, Gad-jts. 
 
 Gaham, Ga-ham. 
 
 Grahar, Ga-har. 
 
 Gbias, Ga-yus. 
 
 Galaad, Gal-a-ad. 
 
 Galal, Ga-lal. 
 
 Graleed, Gal-s-ed. 
 
 Galgala, Gal-ga-la. 
 
 Gkililee, Gal-i-le. 
 
 Gallim, Gal-im. 
 
 Gallic, Gal-i-o. 
 
 Gamael, Gain-a-el. 
 
 Gamaliel, Ga-tna-li-el. 
 
 Gammadims, Gam-a-dimz. 
 
 Gamul, Ga-mul. 
 
 Gar, Gcir. 
 
 (Jareb, Ga-reb. 
 
 GSarizim, Gar-i-zim. 
 
 Garmites, G^r-mits. 
 
 Gashmu, GaJ-mq,. 
 
 Gatam, Ga-tam. 
 
 Gath, Gat. 
 
 Gath Hepher, Gat He-fer. 
 
 Gath Rimmon, Gat Rim-on, 
 
 Gaulan, Ga-lan. 
 
 Gaulon, Ge-lon, 
 
 Gaza, Ga-za. 
 
 Grazabar, Gaz-a-bqr. 
 
 Gazara, Ga-za-ra. 
 
 Gazathites, Ga-zat-jts. 
 
 Gazer, Ga-zer. 
 
 Grazera, Ga-zg-ra. 
 
 Gazez, Ga-zez. 
 
 Gazites, Gaz-jts. 
 
 Gazzam, Gaz-am. 
 
 Geba, Gs-ba. 
 
 Gebal, Ge-bal. 
 
 Gebar, Gs-bar. 
 
 Geber, Ge-ber. 
 
 Gebim, Ge-bim. 
 
 Gedaliah, Ged-a-lj-a. 
 
 Geddur, Ged-ur. 
 
 Geder, Ge-der. 
 
 Gederah, Ge-de-ra. 
 
 Gederite, Ged-B-rjt. 
 
 Gederotb, Ge-dg-rot. 
 
 Gederothaim, Ged-e-rot-a-im. 
 
 Gedir, Ge-der. 
 
 Gedor, Ge-dor. 
 
 Gehazi, Gf.-ha-zj. 
 
 Geliloth, Gel-i-lot. 
 
 Gemalli, GE-mal-j. 
 
 Gemariah, Gem-a-rj-a. 
 
 Genesareth, Gs-nes-a-ret. 
 
 Genesis, Jen-c-sis. 
 
 Genezar, Gs-ne-zar. 
 
 Genneus, Gen-g-us. 
 
 Gentiles, Jen-tjlz. 
 
 Genubath, Gg-n^-bat. 
 
 Geon, Ge-on. 
 
 Gera, Ge-ra. 
 
 Gerah, Ge-ra. 
 
 Gerar, Ge-rar. 
 
 Gerasa, Ger-a-sa. 
 
 Gergashi, Ger-ga-Jj. 
 
 Gergashites, Ger-ga-Jjts. 
 
 Gergesenes, Ger-ge-senz. 
 
 Gerizim, Ger-i-zim. 
 
 Gerraeans, Ger-s-anz. 
 
 Gerrinians, Ger-in-i-anz. 
 Gershom, Ger-Jom. 
 Gershon, Ger-Jon. 
 Gershonites, Ger-Jon-jts. 
 Gershur, Ger-Jur. 
 Gesem, Ge-sem. 
 Geshan, Ge-Jan. 
 Geshem, Ge-Jem. 
 Geshur, Gg-Jur. 
 Geshuri, Gej-yi|-rj. 
 Geshurites, GeJ-yi|,-rjts. 
 Getholias, Get-o-lj-as. 
 Gethsemane, Get-seni-a-ns. 
 Gethur, Ge-tur. 
 Geuel, G£-yij,-el. 
 Gezer, Ge-zer. 
 Gezerites, Ge-zer-jts. 
 Giah, Gj-a. 
 Gibbar, Gib-ar. 
 Gibbethon, Gib-e-ton. 
 Gibea, Gib-e-a. 
 Gibeah, Gib-e-q. 
 Gibeath, Gib-g-at. 
 Gibeon, Gib-g-on. 
 Gibeonites, Gib-g-on-jts. 
 Giblites, Gib-lits. 
 Giddalti, Gid-al-ti. 
 Giddel, Gid-el. 
 
 Gideon, Gid-e-on. 
 
 Gideoni, Gid-g-o-nj. 
 
 Gidom, Gj-dom. 
 
 Gier Eagle, Jj-er 8'gl. 
 
 Gihon, Gj-hon. 
 
 Gilalai, Gil-a-la. 
 
 Gilboa, Gil-bo-a. 
 
 Gilead, Gil-g-ad. 
 
 Gileadite, Gil-g-ad-it. 
 
 Gilgil, Gil-gal. 
 
 Ga^h, Gj-lo. 
 
 Gilonite, Gj-lo-njt. 
 
 Gimzo, Gim-zo. 
 
 Ginath, Gj-nat. 
 
 Ginnetho, Gin-g-to. 
 
 Ginnethon, Gin-g-ton. 
 
 Girgashi, Ger-ga-Jj. 
 
 Girgashites, Ger-ga-Jjts. 
 
 Gispa, Gis-pa. 
 
 Gittah Hepher, Git-a He-fer. 
 
 Gittaim, Git-a-incu 
 
 Gittite, Git-jt. 
 
 Gittites, Git-jts. 
 
 Gittith, Git-it. 
 
 Gizonite, Gi-zo-njt. 
 
 Glede, GIgd'. 
 
 Gnidus, Nj-dus. 
 
 Gnath, G6-at. 
 
 Gob, Gob, 
 
 Gog, Gog. 
 
 Golan, GiO-lan. 
 
 Golgothe, G61-go-ta. 
 
 Goliah, Go-lj-a. 
 
 Goliath, Go-lj-at. 
 
 Gomer, Go-mer. 
 
 Gomorrah, Go-mor-a. 
 
 Gopherwood, G(5-fer-wiiid, 
 
 Gorgias, Gor-ji-as. 
 
 Gortyna, Gor-ti-na, or Gor-tj-na. 
 
 Goshen, Go-Jen. 
 
 Gothoniel, Go-ton-i-el. 
 
 Gozan, G6-zan. 
 
 Graba, Gra-ba. 
 
 Grecia, Gre-Ji-a. 
 
 Gudgodah, Gdd-go-dq. 
 
 Guni. Gq-nj. 
 
 Gunites, Gq-njts. 
 
 Gur, Gur. 
 
 Gurbaal, Gur-ba-al. 
 
 H. 
 
 Haahashtaei, Ha-a-baJ-ta-rj. 
 Habaiah, Ha-ba-ya. 
 Habakkuk, Hab-a-kuk. 
 Habaziniah, Hab-a-zi-nj-a. 
 Habergeon, Ha-ber-je-on. 
 Habor, Ha-ber. 
 Hachaliah, Hak-a-l|-a. 
 Hachilah, Hak-i-lq. 
 Hachmoni, Hak-mo-nj. 
 Hachmonite, Hak-mo-njt. 
 Hada, Ha-da. 
 Hadad, Ha-dad. 
 Hadadezer, Had-ad-e-zer. 
 Hadad Rimraon, Ha-dad Rim-on. 
 Hadar, Ha-dar. 
 Hadashah, Had-a-Jq. 
 Hadassa, Ha-das-a. 
 Hadassah, Ha-das-a. 
 Hadattah, Ha-dat-a. 
 Hadid, Ha-did. 
 
 Hadlai, Had-la-j. 
 Hadoram, Ha-d6-ram. 
 Hadrach, Ha-drak. 
 Hagab, Ha -gab. 
 Hagabah, Hag-a-bq. 
 Hagai, Hag-a-j. 
 Hagar, Ha-gar. 
 Hagarenes, Ha-gar-enz. 
 Hagarites, Ha-gar-jts. 
 Haggai, Hag-a-j. 
 Haggari, Hag-a-rj. 
 Haggeri, Hag-g-rj. 
 Haggi, Hag-j. 
 Haggiah, Ha-gj-a. 
 Haggi tes, Hag-j ts. 
 Haggith, Hag-it. 
 Hai, Ha-j. 
 
 Hakkatan, Hak-a-tan. 
 Hakkoz, Hak-oz. 
 Hakupha, Ha-kq-fa. 
 
 Halac, Ha-lak. 
 Halah, Ha-la. 
 Hali, Ha-lj. 
 
 Hallelujah, Hal-e-lq-ya. 
 Halloesh, Ha-la-eJ. 
 Hallul, Hal-ul. 
 Ham, Ham. 
 Haman, Ha-man. 
 Hamath, Ha- mat, or 
 Hemath, He-mat. 
 Hamathite, Ha-mat-jt. 
 Hamath Zobah, Ha-mat Za-bd. 
 Hameleeh, Ham-e-lek. 
 Hamital, Ham-i-tal. 
 Hammath, Ham-at. 
 Hammedatha, Ha-med-a-ta. 
 Hammolekoth, Ha-mol-e-ket. 
 Hammon, Ham-on. 
 Hamonah, Ham-o-nq. 
 Hamon Gog, Ha-mon Gog.
 
 SKKIPTYUR PROPER :NaMZ. 
 
 729 
 
 Haaior, Ha-mor. 
 Hamoth, Ha -mot. 
 Hamoth Dor, Ha-mo6 Der. 
 Hamuel, Ha-mii,-el. 
 Hamul, Ha-mul. 
 Hamulites, Ha-inul-jts. 
 HamuUl, Ha-mii-tal, or Ham- 
 yq,-tal. [a-mel. 
 
 Hanameel, Ha-nam-e-el, er Han- 
 Hanan, Ha-nan. [a-nel. 
 
 Hananeel, Ha-nan-s-el, er Han- 
 Hanani, Han-a-nj, er Ha-na-nj. 
 Hananiah, Han-a-nj-a. 
 Hanes, Ha-nez. 
 Haniel, Han-i-el. 
 Hannah, Han-a. 
 Hannathon, Han-a-ton. 
 Hanniel, Han-i-el. 
 Hanoch, Ha-nok. 
 Hanochites, Ha-nok-jts. 
 Hanun, Ha-nun. 
 Hapharaim, Haf-a-ra-im. 
 Hara, Ha-ra. 
 
 Haradah, Har-a-dq, er Ha-ra-da. 
 Haraiah, Har-a-j-a, er Ha-ra-a. 
 Haran, Ha-ran. 
 Hararite, Ha-ra-rjt. 
 Harbona, Har-bo-na, er [Hqr- 
 
 bo-na. 
 Harbonah, Har-b(f)-na. 
 Hareph, Ha-ref. 
 Hareth, Ha-re6. 
 Harhas, Hqr-has. 
 Harhata, Hqr-ha-ta. 
 Harhur, Hqr-hur. 
 Harim, Ha-rim. 
 
 Hariph, Ha-rif. 
 
 Harnepher, Hq,r-ns-fer, er Har- 
 ne-fer. 
 
 Harod, Ha-rod. 
 
 Harodite, Ha-rod-jt. 
 
 Haroeh, Har-o-a, er Ha-rcS-a. 
 
 Harorite, Ha-ro-rjt. 
 
 Harosheth, Har-o-Jet. 
 
 Harsha, Hqr-Ja. 
 
 Harum, Ha-rutn. 
 
 Harumaph, Ha-rflo-maf. 
 
 Haruphite, Ha-rdt-fjt. 
 
 Haruz, Ha-ruz. 
 
 Hasadiah, Has-a-dj-a. 
 
 Hasenuah, Has-e-nq-a. 
 
 Hasbabiah, HaJ-a-bj-a. 
 
 Hashabnab, HaJ-ab-na. 
 
 Hashabniah, HaJ-ab-nj-a. 
 
 Hashbadana, HaJ-bad a-na. 
 
 Hashem, Ha-Jem. 
 
 Hashmonah, HaJ-mo-na. 
 
 Hashum, Ha-Jum. 
 
 Hashupha, Ha-Jq-fa. 
 
 Hasrah, Has-ra, 
 
 Hessenaah, Has-e-na-a. 
 
 Hasupha, Ha-sq-fa. 
 
 Hatach, Ha-tak, 
 
 Hathath, Ha-tat. 
 
 Hatita, Hat-i-ta. 
 
 Hattil, Hat-il. 
 
 Hattipha, Ha-tj-fa. 
 
 Hattush, Hat-uJ. 
 
 Hauran, He-ran. 
 
 Havilah, Hav-i-lq. 
 
 Havoth Jair, Ha-vot Ja-er. 
 
 Hazael, Haz-a-el. 
 
 Hazaiah, Ha-za-ya. 
 
 Hazar Addar, Ha-zar Ad'ar. 
 
 Hazar Enan, Ha-zar 8'nan. 
 
 Hazar Gaddah, Ha-zar Gad-a. 
 
 Hazar Haticon, Ha-zar Hat-i-kon, 
 Hazar Maveth, Ha-zar Ma-vefi. 
 Hazaroth, Ha-za-rot. 
 Hazar Shual, Ha-zar Sq-al. 
 Hazar Susah, Ha-zar Sq-sa. 
 Hazar Susim, Ha-zar Sq-sim. 
 Hazel Elponi, Ha-zel El-pd-nj. 
 Hazerim, Ha-ze-rim. 
 Hazer Shusiin, Ha-zer Sq-sim. 
 Hazezon Tainar, Haz-£-zon Ta- 
 
 mar. 
 Haziel, Ha-zi-el. 
 Hazo, Ha-ZQ. 
 Hazor, Ha-zar. 
 Hazubah, Haz-yq-bq. 
 Heber, He-ber. 
 Heberites, He-ber-jts. 
 Hebrews, Hs-brooz. 
 Hebron, He-bron. 
 Hebronites, He-bron-jts. 
 Hegai, Heg-a-|. 
 Hege, Hg-ge. 
 Helah, He-la. 
 Helam, He-lam. 
 Helbah, Hel-ba. 
 Helbon, Hel-bon. 
 Helchiah, Hel-kj-a. 
 Heldai, Hel-da-j. 
 
 Heleb, He-leb. 
 Heled, He-led. 
 Helek, Htj-lek. 
 
 Helekites, He-lek-jts. 
 
 Helem, He-lem. 
 
 Heleph, He-lef. 
 
 Helez, He-lez. 
 
 Heli, He-lj. 
 
 Helkai, Hel-ka-j. 
 
 Helkath, Hel-kafi. 
 
 Helkath Hazzurim, Hel-kat Haz- 
 yq-rim. 
 
 Heleias, Hel-kj-as. 
 
 Helen, He-Ion. 
 
 Heman, He-man. 
 
 Hfcimath, He-mat, er 
 
 Hamath, Ha-mat. 
 
 Hemdan, Hem-dan. 
 
 Hen, Hen. 
 
 Hena, He-na. 
 
 Henadud, Hen-a-dad. 
 
 Henoch, He-nok. 
 
 Hepher, He-fer. 
 
 Hepherites, Hs-fer-jts, 
 
 Hephzibah, Hef-zi-bq. 
 
 Heram, Hg-ram. 
 
 Heres, He-rez. 
 
 Heresh, He-reJ. 
 
 Hermas, Her-mas. 
 
 Hermogenes, Her-moj-e-nez. 
 
 Hermon, Her-mon. 
 
 Hermonites, Her-mon-jts. 
 
 Herod, Her-od. 
 
 Herodian, He-ro-di-an. 
 
 Herodians, He-ro-di-anz. 
 
 Herodias, He-ro-di-as. 
 
 Heseb, He-seb. 
 
 Hesed, He-sed. 
 
 Heshbon, HeJ-bon. 
 
 Heshmon, HeJ-mon. 
 
 Heth, He«; 
 
 Hethlon, Hefi-lon. 
 
 Hezeki, Hez-e-kj. 
 
 Hezekiah, Hez-e-kj-a. 
 
 Hezer, He-zer, er 
 
 Hezir, He-zer. 
 
 Hezia, He-zj-a. 
 Hezion, He-zi-on. 
 
 Hezrai, Hdz-ra-j. 
 Herro, Hez-ro. 
 Hezron, Hez-ron. 
 Hezronites, Hez-ron-jts. 
 Hiddai, Hid-a-j. 
 Hiddekel, Uid-e-kel. 
 Kiel, Hj-el. 
 Hiereel, Hj-er-e-el. 
 Hieremoth, Hi-er-e-mo8. 
 Hierielus, Hj-er-i-e-lus. 
 Hiermas, Hj-er-mas. 
 Hieronymus, H[-£-r6n-i-ma3. 
 Higgaion, Hi-ga-yon. 
 Hilen, Hj-len. 
 Hilkiah, Hil-kj-a. 
 Hillel, Hil-el. 
 Hin, Hin. 
 Hinnom, Hin-om. 
 Hirah, Hi-ra. 
 Hiram, Hj-ram. 
 Hircanus, Her-ka-nus. 
 
 Hiskijah, His-kj-ja. 
 
 Hittites, Hit-its. 
 
 Hivites, Hi-vjts. 
 
 Hoba, er Hobah, Ho-ba. 
 
 Hobab, Hii)-bab. 
 
 Hod, Hod. 
 
 Hodaiah, Hod-a-i-a. 
 
 Hodaviah, Hod-a-vi-a. 
 
 Hodeva, Ho-de-va. 
 
 Hodevah, Ho-de-va. 
 
 Hodiah, Hca-dj-a. 
 
 Hodijah, Hc3-di-ja. 
 
 Hodish, Ho-diJ. 
 
 Hoglah, H6g-la. 
 
 Hoham, H6-ham. 
 
 Holen, Hu-len. 
 
 Huloferne?, Hol-O-fer-nsz. 
 
 Holon, H6-lon. 
 
 Human, Ha-man, er 
 
 Heman, He-man. 
 
 Homer, H6-mer. 
 
 Hophni, H6f-ni. 
 
 Hophrah, H6f-ra. 
 
 Hor, Her. 
 
 Horagiddad, Hor-a-gid-ad. 
 
 Horam, Hii-ram. 
 
 Horeb, Hio-reb. 
 
 Horem, HJ)-rem. 
 
 Hori, Ho-rj. 
 
 Horims, H6-rimz. 
 
 Horites, Ho-rjts. 
 
 Hormah, Her- ma. 
 
 Horonaim, Hor-o-na-im. 
 
 Horonites, Hor-Q-njis. 
 
 Hosa, Ha-sa, er 
 
 Hasah, Has-a. 
 
 Hosanna, Ho-zan-a. 
 
 Hosea, Ho-ze-a. 
 
 Hoshaiah, HoJ-a-j-a. 
 
 Hoshama, H6J-a-ma. 
 
 Hoshea, Ho-Je-a. 
 
 Hotham, Ho-tam. 
 
 Hothan, Ho-tan. 
 
 Hothir, Ho-ter. 
 
 Hukkok, Hiik-ok. 
 
 Hul, Hul. 
 
 Huldah, Hiil-da. 
 
 Humtah, Hiim-ta. 
 
 Hupham, Hq-fam. 
 
 Huphamites, Hq-fam-jts. 
 
 Huppah, Hiip-a. 
 Huppira, Hiip-im. 
 
 Hur, Hur. 
 
 Hurai, Hq-ra. 
 
 Huram, Hq-ram.
 
 730 
 
 Hui-i, Hii-rj. 
 Hnshah, Hii-;q. 
 Hujhai, Hii-Ja, er 
 Hushai, Hi^-Ja-j. 
 Husham, Hi'i-Jam. 
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 Hushathite, Hii-Jat-jt. 
 Hushiiu, Hi^-Jim. 
 Hushub, Hq,-Jub. 
 Hushubah, Hq,-Jii,-ba. 
 Huz, Huz. 
 
 Huzoth, Hq,-zot. 
 Huzzab, Hdz-ab. 
 Hjdaspes, Hj-das-psz. 
 Ilyeiie, Hj-e-ne. 
 Hymeneus, Hj-inen-E-us. 
 
 I. 
 
 Ibhae, Ib'har. 
 Ibleam, Ib'lE-am. 
 Ibneiah, Ib-ni-Q. 
 Ibnijah, Ib-nj-ja. 
 Ibri, Ib'rj. 
 Ibzan, Ib'zan. 
 Ichabod, Ik'a-bod. 
 Iconium, i-ko-ni-um. 
 Idalah, Id'a-l^. 
 Idbash, Id'baJ, 
 Iddo, Id'o. 
 Iduel, Id'yq,-el. 
 Idumaea, Id-yi|-mE-a. 
 Idumseans, Id-yti,-mE-anz. 
 Igal, i'gal. 
 Igdaliah, Ig-da-lj-a. 
 Igeabarim, Ig-e-ab-a-rim. 
 Igeal, Ig's-al. 
 Ijon, i'jon. 
 Ikkesb, Ik'eJ. 
 Hai, ji'la. 
 Dai, Il'a-j. 
 Im, Im. 
 Irnlah, Im'Ia. 
 Immah, Im'a. 
 Immanuel, Iin-an-yq,-el 
 Imnier, Im'er. 
 Imna, Im'na, er 
 Imnah, Im'na. 
 Imrab, Im'ra. 
 Imri, Im'ri. 
 Iota, *-(5-t<i. 
 Iphedeiah, Ip-e-dg-ya. 
 
 Ir, Er. 
 
 Ira, i'ra. 
 
 Inid, ii'rad. 
 
 Iram, i'ram. 
 
 Iri, i'rj. 
 
 Irijah, 'f-rj-ja. 
 
 Irnahash, Er'na-haJ. 
 
 Iron, i'ron. 
 
 Irpeel, Er'ps-el. 
 
 Irsbemish, Er-Je-miJ. 
 
 Iru, ifroo. 
 
 Isaac, ^'zak. 
 
 Isaiah, *-za-ya. 
 
 Iscah, Is'kq,. 
 
 Iscariot, Is-kar-i-ot. 
 
 Isdael, Is'da-el. 
 
 Ishbah, IJ'ba. 
 
 Ishbak, IJ'bak. 
 
 Ishbi Benob, IJ'bj Bg-nob. 
 
 Ishbosbeth, IJ'bo-Jef). 
 
 Isbi, *'Jj. 
 
 Ishiah, *-Jj-a. 
 
 Ishijah, *-li-ja. 
 
 Ishina, IJ'ma. 
 
 Ishmael, IJ'ma-el. 
 
 Ishmaelites, IJ'ma-el-jts. 
 
 Ishmaiab, IJ-ma-j-a. 
 
 Ishmerai, IJ'me-ra. 
 
 Ishod, ^'Jod. 
 
 Ishpan, IJ'pan. 
 
 Ishtob, Ij'tob. 
 
 Ishua, IJ'ii,-a. 
 
 Ishuai, IJ'ti,-a. 
 Ismaehiah, Is-ma-kj-a. 
 Jsmaiah, Is-ma-j-a. 
 Ispah, Is'pa. 
 Israel, Iz'ra-el. 
 Israelites, Iz'ra-el-jts. 
 Issachar, Is'a-kqr. 
 Istalcurus, Is-tal-kq,-rus. 
 Isui, IJ'il-j. 
 Isuites, IJ'i^-jts. 
 Italy, It'a-li. 
 Ithai, It'a-j, 
 Itliamar, It'a-mqr. 
 Ithiel, It'i-el. 
 Ithmah, It'ma. 
 Ithnan, It'nan. 
 Ithra, It'ra. 
 Ithran, It'ran. 
 Ithream, It're-am. 
 Ithrites, It'rjts. 
 Ittah Kazin, It'a Ka-zin. 
 Ittai, Il'a-j. 
 Iturea, It-yq,-re-a. 
 Ivah, i'va. 
 Izehar, Iz'g-hqr. 
 Izhar, Iz'hqr. 
 Izharite, Iz'har-jt. 
 Izrabiah, Iz-ra-hj-a, er 
 Israiah, Is-ra-j-a. 
 Izreel, Iz'rs-el. 
 Izri, Iz'r; 
 
 LZ n. 
 
 s, fz 
 
 Izrites, Iz'rjts 
 
 J. 
 
 Jaakan, Ja-a-kan. 
 
 Jaakobah, Ja-ak-o-bq. 
 
 Jaala, Ja-a-la. 
 
 Jaalah, Ja-a-la. 
 
 Jaalam, Ja-a-lam. 
 
 Jaanai, Ja-a-na. 
 
 Jaarsoragim, Ja-ar-e-or-a-gim. 
 
 Jaasania, Ja-as-a-nj-a. 
 
 Jaasau, Ja-a-se. 
 
 Jaasiel, Ja-a-si-el. 
 
 Jaazah, Ja-a-za. 
 
 Jaazaniah, Ja-az-a-nj-a. 
 
 Jaazar, Ja-a-zar. 
 
 Jaaziah, Ja-a-zj-a. 
 
 Jaaziel, Ja-a-zi-el. 
 
 Jabal, Ja-bal. 
 
 Jabbok, Jab-ok. 
 
 Jabesh, Ja-beJ. 
 
 Jabez, Ja-bez. 
 
 Jabin, Ja-bin. 
 
 Jabneel, J.ib-n£-el. 
 
 Jabneh, Jab-na. 
 
 Jachan, Ja-kan. 
 
 Jachin, Ja-kin. 
 
 Jachinites, .Ta-kin-jts. 
 
 Jacob, Ja-kob. 
 
 Jacobus, Ja-k6-bus. 
 Jada, Ja-da. 
 Jaddua, Ja-di^-Cl. 
 Jadon, Ja-don. 
 Jael, Ja-el. 
 Jagur, Ja-gur. 
 Jab, Jq. 
 
 Jahaleel, Ja-ha-le-el. 
 Jahalelel, Ja-hal-e-lel. 
 Jahath, ja-hat. 
 Jahaz, Ja-haz. 
 Jahaza, Ja-ha-za. 
 Jahazah, Ja-ha-za. 
 Jahaziah, Ja-ha-zi-a. 
 Jabaziel, Ja-ha-zi-el. 
 Jahdai, Jq-da-j. 
 Jahdiel, Jq-di-el. 
 Jahdo, Jq-do. 
 Jahleel, Jq-Ie-el. 
 Jahleelites, Jq-lc-el-jts. 
 Jahmai, Jq-nia-j. 
 Jahzah, J^-za. 
 Jahzeel, J^-ze-el. 
 Jahzeelites, .Iq-ZE-el-itS. 
 Jahzerah, Jq-zg-rq. 
 Jahziel, J^-zi-el. 
 
 Jair, Ja er. 
 Jairites, Ja-i-rjts. 
 Jairus, Ja-i-rus 
 Jakan, Ja-kan. 
 Jakeh, Ja-ka. 
 Jakim, Ja-kim. 
 Jakkim, Jak-im. 
 Jalon, Ja-lon. 
 Jambres, Jam-brsz. 
 Jambri, Jam-brj. 
 James, Jamz. 
 Jamiu, Ja-min. 
 Jaminites, Ja-min-jti 
 Jamlech, Jam-lek. 
 Jamnan, Jam-na-an. 
 Jamnia, Jam-nj-a. 
 Jamnites, Jam-njts. 
 Janna, Jan-a. 
 Jannes, Jan-ez. 
 Janoah, Ja-n6-a. 
 Janohah, Ja-n6-ha. 
 Janum, Ja-num. 
 Japhet, Ja-fet. 
 Japheth, Ja-fet. 
 Japhiah, Ja-f j-a. 
 Japhlet, Jaf-let.
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 731 
 
 Japhleti, Jaf-le-t|. 
 
 Japho, Ja-fo. 
 
 Jar, Jqr. 
 
 Jarah, Ja-ra. 
 
 Jareb, Ja-reb. 
 
 Jared, Ja-red. 
 
 Jaresiah, Jar-e-sj-a. 
 
 Jarha, Jqr-ha. 
 
 Jarib, Ja-rib. 
 
 Jartnuth, Jqr-mut. 
 
 Jaroah, Ja-ro-a. 
 
 Jasael, Jas-a-el. 
 
 Jashem, Ja-Jem. 
 
 Jashen, Ja-Jen. 
 
 Jasher, Ja-Jer. 
 
 Jashobeain, Ja-jQ-be-am. 
 
 Jashab, JaJ-ub. [Tiein, 
 
 Jashubi Lehem, JaJ-yq,-bj Li- 
 
 Jashubites, JaJ-ub-jts. 
 
 Jasiel, Ja-si-el. 
 
 Jasubus, Ja-sq,-bu3. 
 
 Jatal, Ja-tal. 
 
 Jathniel, Jat-ni-el. 
 
 Jattir, Jat-er. 
 
 Jaran, Ja-van. 
 
 Jazar, Ja-zar. 
 
 Jazer, Ja-zer. 
 
 Jaziel, Ja-zi-el. 
 
 Jaziz, Ja-ziz. 
 
 Jearim, Jg-a-rim. 
 
 Jeaterai, Je-at-£-ra. 
 
 Jeberechiah, Je-ber-e-kj-a. 
 
 Jebus, Je-bus. 
 
 Jebusi, Je-bq-sj. 
 
 Jebusites, Jeb-yq,-sjt3. 
 
 Jecamiah, Jek-a-mj-a. 
 
 Jecoliah, Jek-o-lj-a. 
 
 Jeconiah, Jek-o-ni-a. 
 
 Jedaia, Je-da-ya. 
 
 Jedaiah, Je-da-ya. 
 
 Jeddeus, Jed-e-u3. 
 
 Jeddu, Jed-q,. 
 
 Jedediah, Jed-e-dj-a. 
 
 Jedeiah, j£-di-a. 
 
 Jediael, JE-dj-a-el. 
 
 Jediah, Jed-i-q. 
 
 Jediel, Je-di-el. 
 
 Jeduthun, Jed-q-tun. 
 
 Jeeli, Je-e-lj. 
 
 Jeezer, Je-e-zer. 
 
 Jeezerites, Js-e-zer-its. 
 
 Jegar Sahadatha, Je-gar Sa-ha- 
 
 dvi-ta. 
 Jehaleel, Jg-ha-k-el. 
 Jehalelel, Je-hal-e-lel. 
 Jehaziel, Js-ha-zi-el. 
 Jehdeiah, Ja-dj-a. 
 Jeheiel, je-hi-el. 
 Jehezekel, Je-hez-e-kel. 
 
 Jehiah, Js-hj-a. 
 
 Jehiel, Jg-hi-el. 
 
 Jehieli, Je-hj-E-lj. 
 
 Jehishai, Je-hi/-a-j. 
 
 Jehiskiah, jE-his-kj-a. 
 
 Jehoaidab, jE-ha-a-da. 
 
 Jehoaddan, jE-ho-ad-an. 
 
 Jehoahaz, Je-ho-a-haz, 
 
 Jehoash, Je-ho-aJ. 
 
 Jehohadab, jE-bo-ha-dq. 
 
 Jehohanan, JE-ho-ha-nan. 
 
 Jehoiachin, Js-hof-a-kin. 
 
 Jehoiada, jE-hef-a-da. 
 
 Jehoiakim, JE-htJ-a-kim. 
 
 Jehoiarib, JE-htj-a-rib. 
 
 Jehonadab, Js-hon-a-dab. 
 
 Jehonathau, Je-hon-a-tan. 
 
 Jehoram, jE-hiJ-ram. 
 Jehosbabeath, jE-liia-Jab-e-afc. 
 Jehosbapbat, jE-boJ-a-tat. 
 Jebosbeba, jE-hoJ-E-ba. 
 Jebosbua, Js-boj-yq-a. 
 Jehovah, JE-buj-va. 
 Jehovah Jireh, jE-hu-va Ji-ra. 
 Jehovah Xissi, jE-ho-va Nis-j. 
 Jehovah Shallom, Js-hQ-va Zal- 
 
 om. [Zam-a, 
 
 Jehovah Shammah, j£-hi5-va 
 Jehovah Tsidkeau, Jz-ha-va 
 
 Sid-kE-nq. 
 Jehozabad, Js-hoz-a-bad. 
 Jehu, Js-hq. 
 Jehubbah, Js-hiib-a. 
 JehQcal, jE-hq-kal. 
 Jehud, Je-hud. 
 Jehudi, jE-hq-dj. 
 Jehudijah, Js-hq-dj-ja. 
 Jehush, Js-huJ. 
 Jeiel, jE-j-el. 
 Jekabzeel, jE-kab-ZE-el. 
 Jekameam, Jek-a-mE-am. 
 Jekamiah, Jek-a-mi-a. 
 Jekuthiel, Je-kq-ti-el. 
 Jemima, Jem-i-ma. 
 Jemuel, Js-mq-el. 
 Jephthah, Jef-ta. 
 Jephunneh, j£-fda-et. 
 Jerah, Je-ra. 
 Jerahmeel, jE-rq-m£-el. 
 Jerahmeelites, jE-rq-me-el-jts. 
 Jerecbus, J6r-E-kus. 
 Jered, Js-red. 
 Jeremai, Jer-E-ma. 
 Jeremiah, Jer-E-mi-a. 
 Jeremoth, Jer-E-mut. 
 Jeremouth, Jer-E-m^t. 
 Jeriah, Jfi-ri-a. 
 Jeribai, Jer-i-ba. 
 Jericho, Jer-i-ko. 
 Jeriel, jE-ri-el. 
 Jerijah, j£-rj-ja. 
 Jerimoth, Jer-i-mot. 
 Jeriotb, j£-ri-ot. 
 Jeroboam, Jer-o-bo-am. 
 Jerodon, Jer-odon. 
 Jeroham, Jer-o-ham. 
 Jerubbaal, Jfi-rdb-a-al. 
 Jerubesheth, jE-rdb-E-Jet. 
 Jeruel, Jer-yq-el. 
 Jerusalem, JE-rcD-sa-lem. 
 Jerusha, Je-rdi-ja. 
 Jesaiah, jE-sa-ya. 
 Jeshaiah, JeJ-a-i-a. 
 Jeshanah, JeJ-a-nq. 
 Jesharelah, Jej-ar-£-lq, 
 Jeshebeab, JeJ-eb-E-ab, 
 Jeshebeah JeJ-eb-E-q. 
 Jesher, Js-Jer. 
 Jeshimon, JeJ-i-mon. 
 Jeshishai, Jfi-jij-a-j. 
 Jeshohaiah, JeJ-o-ha-j-a. 
 Jeshua, Jej-q-a. 
 Jeshurun, JeJ-q-rua. 
 Jesiah, j£-jj-a. 
 Jesimiel, Jfi-sim-i-el. 
 Jesse, Jes-£. 
 Jesua, Jes-yq-a. 
 Jesui, Jes-yq-j. 
 Jesus, Js-zus. 
 Jether, Jg-ter. 
 Jetheth, jE-tet. 
 Jethlah, Jet-la. 
 J e thro, Je-tro. 
 
 Jetur, j£-tur. 
 
 Jeuel, Jg-yq-eL 
 
 Jcush, Je-uj. 
 
 Jeuz, Je-uz. 
 
 Jewry, Jq-ri. 
 
 Jczabdl, Jez-a-bel. 
 
 Jezauiah, Jez-a-nj-a. 
 
 Jezelus, Je-ze-Ius. 
 
 Jezer, Jfi-zer. 
 
 Jeztfrites, jE-zer-jts. 
 
 Jeziah, j£-zj-a. 
 
 Jeziel, j£-zi-el. 
 
 Jezliah, Jez-lj-a. 
 
 Jezoar, Jez-tj-qr. 
 
 Jezrabiah, Jez-ra-hj-a. 
 
 Jezreel, Jez-r£-el. 
 
 Jezreelice, Jez-rE-el-jt. 
 
 Jezreelitess, Jez-r£-el-jt-e3, 
 
 Jibsam, Jib-sam. 
 
 Jidlapb, Jid-laf. 
 
 Jim, Jim. 
 
 Jimla, Jim-la, er 
 
 Imla, Im'la. 
 
 Jimaa, Jim-na, er 
 
 Jimuah, Jim-na. 
 
 Jimaite^, Jim-ajts. 
 
 Jiphtah, Jif-ta. 
 
 Jiphthahel, Jif-ta-el. 
 
 Joab, Jo-ab. 
 
 Joachaz, Jo-a-kaz. 
 
 Joadanas, Jo-a-da-nu3, 
 
 Joah, Ju)-a. 
 
 Joahaz, Jis-a-haz. 
 
 Joakim, Jui-a-kim. 
 
 Joanna, .Juj-an-a. 
 
 Joannan, Jcj-an-an. 
 
 Joasb, J6-aj. 
 
 Joatham, Jo-a-tam. 
 
 JoazabJus, Jo-a-zab-dcu 
 
 Job, Jcab. 
 
 Jobab, Ja-bab. 
 
 Jochebed, J6k-e-bed. 
 
 Joda, Jo-da. 
 
 Joed, J6-ed. 
 
 Joel, Jii)-el. 
 
 Joelah, Jo-E-la. 
 
 Joeser, Jo-£-zer. 
 
 Jogbeah, J6g-b£-q. 
 
 Jogli, Jog-lj. 
 
 Joha, J(j-ha. 
 
 Johanaa, Ju)-ha-nan. 
 
 John, Jon. 
 
 Joiada, Jo^-a-da. 
 
 Joiakim, J(j-a-kim. 
 
 Joiarib, Jff-a-rib. 
 
 Jokdeam, Jok-ds-am. 
 
 Jokim, J6-kim. 
 
 Jokmeam, J6k-mE-am. 
 
 Jokneam, J6k-nE-am. 
 
 Jokshan, Jok-Jan. 
 
 Jokuin, Jok-tan. 
 
 Joktheel, Juk-tE-el. 
 
 Jona, Jo-na. 
 
 Jonadab, J6u-a-dab. 
 
 Jonah, J6-na. 
 
 Jonan, Ja-nan. 
 
 Jonas, Jo-nas. 
 
 Jonathan, J6n-a-tan. 
 
 Jouath Elim Kechochim, J6-nat 
 
 8'lim KE-kd)-kim. 
 Joppa, J6p-a. 
 Jora, J6-ra. 
 Jorai, JiJ-ra-j. 
 Joram, Jo-rum. 
 Jordan, Jer-Jan. 
 Joribas, Jor-i-baa.
 
 732 
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 Jorim, J6-rim. 
 Jorkoam, Jer-ko-ftm. 
 Josabad, J6s-a-bad. 
 Josaphat, J6s-a-fat. 
 Josaphias, Jos-a-f j-as. 
 Jose, Jq-se. 
 Josedech, Jos-s-dek. 
 Joseel, Jo-sE-el. 
 Joseph, J6-zef. 
 Josephus, Jo-se-fus. 
 Joses, J6-sez. 
 Joshabad, J6J-a-bad. 
 Joshah, Jo-Ja. 
 Joshaphat J6J-a-fat. 
 
 Joshaviah, JoJ-a-vj-a. 
 Joshbekasha, JoJ-bek-a-Ja. 
 Joshua, J6J-ti,-a. 
 Josiah, Jo-sj-a. 
 Josias, JcD-sj-as. 
 Josibiah, Jos-i-bj-a. 
 Josiphiah, Jos-i-fj-a. 
 Jotbah, J6t-ba. 
 Jotbath, Jot-bat. 
 Jotbatha, J()t-ba-ta. 
 Jotham, Ja-tam. 
 Jozabad, J6z-a-bad. 
 Jozachar, J6z-a-kqr, er 
 Jozachar, Jo-za-kar. 
 
 Jozadak, J6z-a-dak. 
 
 Jubal, Ji|-bal. 
 
 Jucal, Ji|,-kal. 
 
 Judaea, Jq,-de-a. 
 
 Judah, J^-da. 
 
 Judas, Jii-das. 
 
 Jude, Jqd. 
 
 Judith, Ji^-difi. 
 
 Juel, Ji^-el. 
 
 Julia, Jii,-li-a. 
 
 Junia, J^-ni-a. 
 
 Jushabhesed, Ji\,-Jab-h£-sed. 
 
 Justus, Jds-tu3. 
 
 Juttah, Jdt-a. 
 
 K. 
 
 Kab, Kab. 
 
 Kabzeel, Kab-ze-el. 
 
 Kades, Ka-d£z. 
 
 Kadesh, Ka-deJ, er 
 
 Cadesh, Ka-deJ. 
 
 Kadesh Barnea, Ka-deJ B(ir-ne-a, 
 
 Kadmiel, Kad-mi-el. 
 
 Kadmonites, Kad-mon-jts, 
 
 Kallai, Kal-a-j. 
 
 Kanah, Ka-na. 
 
 Kareah, Ka-re-a. 
 
 Karkaa, Kqr-ka-a. 
 
 Karkor, Kqr-kor. 
 
 Karnaiin, Kq''''^^"*'^' 
 
 Kartah, Kqr-ta. 
 
 Kattath, Kat-a. 
 
 Keder, Ke-dar, 
 
 Kedemah, Ked-e-mq. 
 
 Kedemoth, Ked-e-mot. 
 
 Kedesh, Ke-deJ. 
 
 Kehelathab, Kg-hel-a-tq. 
 
 Keilah, Kj-la. 
 
 Kelaiah, Ke-la-ya. 
 
 Kelita, Kel-i-ta. 
 
 Kelkathhazurim, Kel-kat-ha- 
 
 z^-rim. 
 Kemuel, Ke-mii-el. 
 
 Kenah, Ks-na. 
 
 Kenaa, Ks-nan. 
 
 Kenath, Ke-nat. 
 
 Kenaz, Ke-naz. 
 
 Kenites, Ken-its. 
 
 Kennizzites, Kea-iz-jts. 
 
 Kerenhappuch, Ker-en-bap-uk. 
 
 Kerioth, Ke-ri-ot. 
 
 Keros, Ke-ros. 
 
 Ketura, Ks-tii-ra, 
 
 Keturah, Ke-tq,-rct. 
 
 Kezia, Ke-zj-a. 
 
 Keziz, Ke-ziz. 
 
 Kibroth Hattaava, Kib-rot Ha- 
 
 ta-a-vq. 
 Kibzaim, Kib-za-im. 
 Kidron, Kid-ron. 
 Kinah, Kj-na. 
 Kir, Ker. 
 
 Kirharaseth, Kir-har-a-set. 
 Kirheresh, Ker-he-reJ. 
 Kiriathaim, Kir-i-a-ta-im, 
 Kirieth, Kir-i-et, er 
 Kirjath, Ker-jat. 
 Kirioth, Ki'r-i-ot. 
 Kirjath Aim, Ker-jafi 3'im. 
 Kirjath Arba, Ker-jat Hr'ba. 
 
 Kirjath Arim, Ker-jat 3'rim. 
 
 Kirjath Arius, Ker-jat a'ri-us. 
 
 Kirjath Baal, Ker-jat Ba-al. 
 
 Kirjath Huzoth, Ker-jat Hq,-zolt. 
 
 Kirjath Jearim, Ker-jat .Tg-a-rim. 
 
 Kirjath Sannah, Ker-jat San-a. 
 
 Kirjath Sepher, Ker-jat Se-fer. 
 
 Kish, KiJ. 
 
 Kishi, KiJ-j. 
 
 Kishion, KiJ-i-on. 
 
 Kishon, Kj-Jon. 
 
 Kithlish, Kit-liJ. 
 
 Kitron, Kit-ron. 
 
 Kittim, Kit-im. 
 
 Koa, Ko-a. 
 
 Kohath, K6-hat. 
 
 Kohathites, Ko-hat-jts. 
 
 Kolaiah, Kol-a-j-a. 
 
 Korah, Ko-ra. 
 
 Korahites, K6-ra-jts. 
 
 Korathites, Ko-rat-jts. 
 
 Kore, Ko-re. 
 
 Korhite, Ker-hjt. 
 
 Korhites, Ker-hjts. 
 
 Korites, Ker-jts. 
 
 Koz, Koz. 
 
 Kusbaiah, KuJ-a-ya. 
 
 L. 
 
 La AD AH, La-a-dq. 
 Laadau, La-a-dan. 
 Laban, La-ban. 
 Lafana, Lab-a-na. 
 Lachish, La-kiJ. 
 Lacunus, La-kq-nus. 
 Ladan, La-dan. 
 Lael, La-el. 
 Lahad, La -had. 
 Lahairoi, La-ha-rtf. 
 Lahman, L4-man. 
 Lahmas, L4-aias, 
 Lahmi, Li^-nij. 
 Laish, La-iJ. 
 Lakum, La-kum. 
 Lamech, La-mek, 
 Laodicea, La-od-i-se-Ci. 
 Lapidoth, Lap-i-dot. 
 Lasea, La-se-a. 
 Lasbah, La-Ja. 
 LasharoD, La-Ja-ron. 
 Lasthencs, Las-te-ngz. 
 Lazarus, Laz-a-rus. 
 
 Leah, Lg-a. 
 Lebanah, Leb-a-nq. 
 Lebanon, Leb-a-non. 
 Lebaoth, Leb-a-ot. 
 Lebbeus, Leb-g-us. 
 Lebonah, Le-bdj-na. 
 Lechah, Lg-ka. 
 Lehabim, Le-ha-bim. 
 Lehi, Lg-hj. 
 Lemuel, Lem-yq,-el. 
 Leshem, Lg-Jem. 
 Lettus, Let-US. 
 Letushim, Ls-ti},-Jim. 
 Leumraim, Lg-dm-im. 
 Levi, Lg-vj. 
 Leviathan, Lg-vj-a-tan. 
 Levis, Lg-vis. 
 Levites, Lg-vjts. 
 Leviticus, Lg-vit-i-kus, 
 Libanas, Lib-a-nus. 
 Libnah, Lib-na. 
 Libni, Lib-nj. 
 Libaitas, Lib-njts. 
 
 Libya, Lib-i-a. 
 
 Lignaloes, Lig-nal-QZ. 
 
 Ligure, Lj-gqr. 
 
 Likhi, Lik-hj. 
 
 Loammi, Lo-am-j. 
 
 Led, Lod. 
 
 Lodebar, L6d-£-bqr. 
 
 Log, Log. 
 
 Lois, L(D-is. 
 
 Lo Ruhamah, Lo B(l&-ha-ma. 
 
 Lot, Lot. 
 
 Lotan, L6-tiin. 
 
 Lothasubus, Lot-a-sij,-bus. 
 
 Lozon, L6-zon. 
 
 Lubim, Li],-bim. 
 
 Lubims, Lq-bimz. 
 
 Lucas, Lq-kas. 
 
 Lucifer, Lq-si-fer. 
 
 Lucius, Lq-Ji-us. 
 
 Lud, Lud. 
 
 Ludim, Lq-dim. 
 
 Luhith, Lq-hit. 
 
 Luke, Lqk.
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER I^OMZ. 
 
 733 
 
 Luz, Lnz. 
 
 Lycaonia, Lik-a-6-ni-a. 
 
 Lycca, Lik-a. 
 
 Lydda, Lid-a. 
 Lydia, Lid-i-a. 
 Lysanias, Lj-sa-ni-as. 
 
 Lysia, LiJ-s-a. 
 Ly3ia3, LiJ-e-as. 
 Lyatra, LLs-tra. 
 
 M. 
 
 Maacah, Ma-a-kq. 
 Maachah, Ma-a-kq. 
 Maachathi, Ma-ak-a-tj. 
 Maachathites, ila-ak-a-tits. 
 Maadai, Ma-ad-a. 
 Maadiah, ila-a-dj-a. 
 Maai, Ma-a-j. 
 Maaleh Acrabbim, lla-al-a A- 
 
 knib-im. 
 Maanai, Ma-a-na. 
 Maarath, Ma-a-rat. 
 Maaseiah, Ma-a-se-a. 
 Maasiah, Ma-a-sj-a. 
 Maath, Ma-at. 
 Maaz, Ma-az. 
 Maaziah, Ma-a-zj-a. 
 Mabdai, Mab-da-j. 
 Macalon, Mak-a-lon. 
 Maccabaeus, Mak-a-bg-u-. 
 Maccabees, Mak-a-bez. 
 Machbenah, Mak-be-nq. 
 Machbenai, Mak-be-na. 
 Machheloih, Mak-he-lot. 
 Macbi, Ma-ki. 
 Machir, Ma-ker. 
 Machirites, Ma-ker-jts. 
 Maebmas, Mak-mas. 
 Macbnadebai. Mak-na-de-ba. 
 Maehpelah. Mak-pg-la. 
 Macron, Ma-kron. 
 Madai, Mad-a-j. 
 Madiabun, Ma-dj-a-bun. 
 Madiah, Ma-dj-a. 
 Madian, Ma-di-an. 
 Madmannah, Mad-man-a. 
 Madmenah, Mad-me-na. 
 Madon, Ma-don. 
 Maelus, Ma-£-lus. 
 Magbisb, Mag-biJ. 
 Magdala, Mag-da-la. 
 Magdalen, Mag-da-len. 
 Magdalene, Mag-da-le-nc, er 
 
 Mag-da-len. 
 Magdiel, Mag-di-el. 
 Magog, Ma-gf.g. [bib. 
 
 Magor Missabib, Ma-gor Mis-a- 
 Magpiash, Mag-pi-aJ. 
 Mahalah, Ma-ha-lq. 
 Mahalaleel, Ma-hal-a-kl. 
 Mahalath Leannoth, Ma-ha-lat 
 
 Ls-an-ot. 
 Mahalath Maschil, Ma-ha-lafi 
 
 Mas-kil. 
 Mahaleel, Ma-ha-le-el. 
 Mahali. Mi-ha-lj. 
 Mahanaim, Ma-ha-na-im. 
 Mahaneh Dan, Ma-ha-na Dan. 
 Mahanem, Ma-ha-nem. 
 Maharai, i[a-har-a-j. 
 Mahath, Ma-hat. 
 Mahavites, Ma-ha-vjU. 
 Mahaz, Ma-haz. 
 Mahazioth, Ma-ha-zi-ot. 
 Mahershalalhashbaz, Ma-her-Jal- 
 
 al-haj-baz. 
 Mahlah, M^-la. 
 
 Mahli, Mq-lj. 
 
 Mahlites, Mq-lj ts. 
 
 Mahlon, Mq-lon. 
 
 Maianeas, Ma-an-e-as. 
 
 Makas, Ma-kas. 
 
 Maked, Ma-ked. 
 
 Makeloth, Ma-ke-lot. 
 
 Makkedah, Ma-ke-da. 
 
 Maktesh, Mak-teJ. 
 
 Malachi, Mal-a-kj. 
 
 Malcham, Mal-kam. 
 
 Malchiah, Mal-kj-a. 
 
 Malchiel, Mal-ki-el. 
 
 Malchielites, Mal-ki-el-jts. 
 
 Malchijah, Mal-ki-ja. 
 
 Malchiram, Mal-kj-ram. 
 
 Malchishuah, Mal-ki-Jq-a. 
 
 Malchom, Mal-kotn. 
 
 ilalchus, Mal-kas. 
 
 Mallas, Mal-as. 
 
 Mallothi, Mal-o-tj. 
 
 Malluch, Mal-uk.* 
 
 Mamaias, Ma-ma-yas. 
 
 Mammon, Mam-on. [mus. 
 
 Mamnitanaimus, Mam-ni-ta-na- 
 
 Mamre, Mam-rs. 
 
 Mamucu3, Ma-mq-kus. 
 
 Manaen, Man-a-en. 
 
 Manahath, Man-a-hat. 
 
 Manahem, Man-a-hem. 
 
 Manahethites, Ma-na-hefi-it?. 
 
 Manasseas, Man-a-SE-as. 
 
 Manassah, Ma-nas-a. 
 
 Manassites, Ma-nas-jts, 
 
 Maneh, Ma-na. 
 
 Manhanaim, Man-ha-na-im. 
 
 Mani, Ma-nj. 
 
 Manna, Man-a. 
 
 Manoah, Ma-no-a. 
 
 Maoch, Ma-ok. 
 
 Maon, Ma-on. 
 
 Maonites, Ma-on-jts. 
 
 Mara, Ma-ra. 
 
 Marah, Ma-ra. 
 
 Maralah, Mar-a-lq. 
 
 Maranatha, Mar-a-nat-a. 
 
 Madocheus, Mqr-do-ke-Qs. 
 
 Mareshah, Ma-rg-Ja. 
 
 -Mark, Mqrk. 
 
 Marisa, Mar-i-sa. 
 
 Marmoth, Mqr-mot. 
 
 Maroth, Ma-rot. 
 
 Marrekah, Mar-e-kq. 
 
 Marsena, Mqr-sg-na. 
 
 Martena, Mqr-tg-na. 
 
 Martha, Mqr-ta. 
 
 5Iary, Ma-ri. 
 
 Maja, Ma-sa. 
 
 Maschil, Mas-kil. 
 
 Maseloth, Mas-e-lot. 
 
 Mash, MaJ. 
 
 Mashal, Ma-Jal. 
 
 Masman, Mas-man. 
 
 Masmoth, Mas-mot. 
 
 Masrekah, Mas-re-kq. 
 
 Massah, Mas-a. 
 
 Massias, Ma-si-as. 
 Matred, Ma- trad. 
 Matri, Ma-trj. 
 Mattan, Mat-an. 
 Mattanah, Mat-a-nq. 
 Mattaniali, Mat-a-nj-a. 
 Mattatha, Mat-a-ta. 
 Mattathias, Mat-a-tj-as. 
 Mattenai, Mat-g-na-j. 
 Matthan, Mat-tan. 
 Matthat, Mat-tat. 
 Matthelas, Mat-te-laa. 
 Matthew, Mat-ix. 
 Matthias, Mat-ti-as. 
 Mattithiah, Mat'-i-ti-a. 
 JIazitias, i[az-i-tj-a3. 
 Mazzaroth, Maz-a-rot. 
 Meah, Mg-a. 
 Meani, Mg-a-ni. 
 Mearah, Mg-a-ra. 
 Mebunai, Mg-bq-na. 
 Mecherath, Mek-g-rat. 
 Mecherathite, Mek-e-rat-it. 
 Medad, Mg-dad. 
 Medalah, Med-a-lq. 
 Medan, Mg-dan. 
 Medeba, Med-g-ba. 
 Medes, Mgdz. 
 Media, Mg-di-a. 
 Median, Mg-di-an. 
 Meeda, Me-g-da. 
 Megiddo, Mg-gid-o. 
 Megiddon, Mg-gid-on. 
 Mehali, Mg-ha-li. 
 Mehetabel, Mf-het-a-bel. 
 Mehida, Mg-hj-da 
 Mehir, Mg-her. 
 Meholathite, Mg-hol-at-jt. 
 Mehujael, Mg-hq-ja-el. 
 Mehuman, Mg-hi],-man. 
 Mehunim, Mg-hq-nim. 
 Mehunims, Mg-hq-nimz. 
 Mejarkon, Mg-jqr-kon. 
 Mekonah, Mek-o-nq. 
 Melatiah, Mel-a-tj-a. 
 Melchi, Mel-ki. 
 Melchiah, Mel*-kj-a. 
 Alelcbias, Mel-ki-as. 
 Melchiel, Mel-ki-el. 
 Melchisedek, Mel-kiz-g-dek. 
 Melchishua, Mel-ki-Jq-a. 
 Melea, Mg-lg-a. 
 Melech, Mg-lek. 
 Melita, ilel-i-ta. 
 Mellicu, Mel-i-kq. 
 Melzar, Mel-zar. 
 Memphis, Mem-fis. 
 Memucan, Mg-mq,-kan. 
 Menahem, Men-a-hem. 
 Menan, Mg-nan. 
 Menc, Me-ng. 
 Menith, Mt'-nit. 
 Menothai, Men-o-ta. 
 Meonenem, Mg-on-g-nem. 
 Mephaath, Mef-a-at. 
 .Mcphiboshetb, Mg-fib-o-Jet.
 
 734 
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 Merab, Me-rab. 
 
 Meraiah, Mer-a-j-a. 
 
 Meraioth, Me-ra-yofi. 
 
 Meran, Me-ran. 
 
 Merari, Mer-a-ri. 
 
 Merarites, Mer-a-rjts. 
 
 Merathaim, Mer-a-ta-im. 
 
 Mered, Me-red. 
 
 Meremoth, Mer-e-mot. 
 
 Meres, Me-rsz. 
 
 Meribah, Mer-i-bq,. 
 
 Meribah Kadesh, Mer-i-bq Ka- 
 
 dej. 
 Meribbaal, ME-rib-a-al. 
 Merimofh, Mer-i-mot. 
 Merodach Baladan, Me-ro-dak 
 
 Bal-a-dan. 
 Merom, Me-rom. 
 Meronothite, Me-ron-o-tjt. 
 Meroz, Mg-roz. 
 Meruth, Me-rut, 
 Meseeh, Ms-sek. 
 Mesha, Me-Ja. 
 Meshach, Me-Jak. 
 Meshech, Mg-Jek. 
 Meshelemiah, MeJ-el-s-mj-a. 
 Meshezabeel, Mg-Jez-a-bel. 
 Meshezabel, Ms-Jez-a-bel. 
 Meshillamith, MeJ-i-la-mit. 
 Meshillemoth, Ms-Jil-e-mot. 
 Meshobah, Mg-Ja-ba. 
 Meshullam, Mg-Jdl-am. 
 MeshuUemith, Me-Jdl-8-mit. 
 Mesobah, Mes-o-bq. 
 Mesobaite, Mes-o-ba-jt. 
 Mesopotamia, Mes-o-po-ta-mi-a, 
 Messiah, Mes-j-a. 
 Messias, Mes-j-as. 
 Meterus, Mg-ti-rus. 
 Metheg Aminah, Mg-teg Am'a. 
 Methredath, Met-rg-dat. 
 Methusael, Mg-tq,-sa-el. 
 Methusela, Mg-t4-sg-la. 
 Methuselah, Mg-tq,-SE-lq. 
 Meuuim, Mg-i^-nim. 
 Mezahab, Mez-a-hab. 
 Miamin, M| a-min. 
 Mibhar, Mib-har. 
 
 Mibsam, Mib-sam. 
 
 Mibzar, Mib-zar. 
 
 Micah, Mj-ka. 
 
 Mieaiah, Mi-ka-ya. 
 
 Micha, Mj-ka. 
 
 Michael, Mj-ka-cl. 
 
 Michah, Mj-ka. 
 
 Miehaiah, Mj-ka-ya. 
 
 Michal, Mj-kal. 
 
 Michmas, Mik-mas. 
 
 iMiehmash, Mik-maJ. 
 
 Miehmethah, Mik-ms-tq. 
 
 Michri, Mik-rj. 
 
 Michtam, Mik-tam. 
 
 Middin, Mid-in. 
 
 Midian, Mid-i-an. 
 
 Midianites, Mid-i-an-jts. 
 
 Migdalel, Mig-da-lel. 
 
 Migdal Gad, Mig-dal Gad. 
 
 Migdol, Mig-dol. 
 
 Migron, Mig-ron. 
 
 Mijamin, Mij -a-min. 
 
 Mikloth, Mik-lot. 
 
 Jlikneiah. Mik-nj-a. 
 
 Milalai, Mil-a-la-j. 
 
 Milcah, Mil-ka. 
 
 Milcha, Mil-ka. 
 
 Milchah, Mil-ka. 
 
 Milcom, Mil-kom. 
 
 Millo, ilil-o. 
 
 Mina, Mj-na. 
 
 Miniamin, Mi-nj-a-min. 
 
 Minni, Min-j. 
 
 Minnith, ilin-it. 
 
 :Miphkad, Mif-kad. 
 
 Miriam, Mir-i-am. 
 
 Mirma, Mer-ma. 
 
 Misgab, Mis-gab. 
 
 Mishael, MiJ-a-el. 
 
 Mishal, Mj-Jal. 
 
 Misham, Mj-Jam. 
 
 Misheal, ilj-Jg-al, 6r Mj-Je-al. 
 
 Mishma, MiJ-ma. 
 
 Mishmanna, MiJ-man-a. 
 
 Mishraites. MiJ-ra-jts. 
 
 Mispar, Mis-par. 
 
 Mispereth, Miz-pe-ret. 
 
 Mispha, Miz-fa. 
 
 Misphah, Miz-fa. 
 
 Misraim, Miz-ra-im. [im. 
 
 Misrephothmaim, Miz-re-fot-ma- 
 
 Mithcah, Mit-ka. 
 
 Mithiiite, Mit-nit. 
 
 Mithridath, Mit'-ri-dat. 
 
 Mizar, Mj-zar. 
 
 Mizpah, Miz-pa. 
 
 Mizpeh, Miz-pa. 
 
 Mizraim, Miz-ra-im, 
 
 Mizzah, Miz-a. 
 
 Mnason, Xa-son. 
 
 Moab, M6-ab. 
 
 Moabites, Mo-ab-jts, 
 
 Moadiah, Mo-a-dj-a. 
 
 Mockmur, Mok-mur. 
 
 Mockram, Mok-ram. 
 
 Modin, Mo-din. 
 
 Moeth, Mo-et. 
 
 Moladah, M61-a-dq. 
 
 Moleeh, M6-lek. 
 
 Moli, Mo-lj. 
 
 Molid, Ma-lid. 
 
 Moloch, Mo-lok. 
 
 Momdis, Mom-dis. 
 
 Moosias, Mo o-sj-as. 
 
 Morashite, Mia-raJ-jt, 
 
 Morasthite, M6-ras-tjt. 
 
 Mordeeai, Mor-de-ka. 
 
 Moreh, Jlci-ra. 
 
 Moresheth Gath, M6r-eJ-et Gat. 
 
 Moriah, Mo-rj-a. 
 
 Mosera, Mo-sg-ra. 
 
 Moserah, Mo-sg-ra. 
 
 Moses, M6-zez. 
 
 Mosollam, Mo-s61-am. 
 
 Mosoroth, Mo-sQ-rot. 
 
 MosuUamon, Mo-sul-a-mon. 
 
 Moza, Mo-za. 
 
 Mozah, M6-za. 
 
 Muppim, Mup-im. 
 
 Mushi, Mq-Jj. 
 
 Mushites, Mq-Jjts. 
 
 Muthlabben, Mut-lab-en. 
 
 Myndus, Min-dus. 
 
 Myra, Mj-ra. 
 
 Mytilene, Mit-i-lg-ns. 
 
 N. 
 
 Naam, Na-am. 
 Naamah, Na-a-mq. 
 Naaman, Na-a-man. 
 Naamathite, Na-a-ma-tjt. 
 Naamites, Na-a-mjts. 
 Naarah, Na-a-rq. 
 Naarai, Na-a-ra, 
 Naaran, Na-a-ran. 
 Naarath, Na-a-rafi. 
 Naashon, Na-aJ-on. 
 Naathus, Na-a-tus. 
 Nabal, Na-bal. 
 Nabarias, Nab-a-rj-as. 
 Nabatheans, Na-ba-tg-anz. 
 Nabathites, Nd-bat-jts. 
 Naboth, Na-bot. 
 Nachon, Na-kon. 
 Nachor, Na-kor. 
 Nadab, Na-dab. 
 Nadabatha, Na-dab-a-ta. 
 Nagge, Nag-E. 
 Nahabi, Na-ha-bj. 
 
 Nahaliel, Na-ha-li-el. 
 
 Nahallal, Na-hal-al. 
 
 Nahalol, Na-ha-lol. 
 
 Naham, Xa-ham. 
 
 Nahamani, Na-ham-a-nj. 
 
 Naharai, Na-har-a-j. 
 
 Nahash, Xa-haJ. 
 
 Xahath, Xa-haf). 
 
 Nahbi, Xq-bj. 
 
 Nahor, Xa-her. 
 
 Xahshon, Nq-Jon. 
 
 Nahum, Xa-hum. 
 
 Naidus, Xa-i-dus. 
 
 Nairn, Xa-im. 
 
 Nain, Na-in. 
 
 Naioth, Xa-yot, 
 
 Nanea, Xa-ng-a. 
 
 Naomi, X'^a-o-mj, 6r Na-6-im. 
 
 Naphisi, Xaf-i-sj. 
 
 Naphthali, Xaf-ta-lj. 
 
 Naphthar, Xaf-tar. 
 
 Naphtubim, Na£-tT|,-him. 
 
 Napish, Na-piJ. 
 
 Nasbas, Nas-bas. 
 
 Nashon, Xa-Jon. 
 
 Nasith, Na-sit. 
 
 Xasor, X^a-sor. 
 
 X'^athan, Xa-tian. 
 
 Nathanael, Xa-tan-a-el. 
 
 Nathanias, Nat-a-nj-as. 
 
 Nathan Melecb, X'^a-tan Me-lek. 
 
 Naum, Xa-um. 
 
 Nave, Xa-VE. 
 
 Nazarene, Xaz-a-r^n. 
 
 Nazarenes, Naz-a-rgnz, 
 
 Nazareth, X'^az-a-refi, 
 
 Nazarite, Naz-a-rjt. 
 
 Neah, Xg-a. 
 
 Neariah, Ng-a-rj-a. 
 
 Nebai, N^b-a-j. 
 
 Nebaioth, X'g-ba-yot. 
 
 Nebajoth, Ng-ba-jot. 
 
 Neballat, Xg-bal-at. 
 
 Nebat, Ne-bat.
 
 SKRIPTYXXR PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 735 
 
 Nebo, Ne-bo. 
 Nebuchadnezzar, Neb-yTi,-kad- 
 
 nez-ar. [rez-ar. 
 
 Nebu'.-hadrezzar, Neb-yti,-kad- 
 Nebuchasban, Neb-yix-kas-ban. 
 Nebuchodonosor, Neb-yii,-kod- 
 
 6n-o-S9r. 
 Nebuzaradan, Neb-yti,-zar-a-dan, 
 Neoho, Ne-ko. 
 Necodan, Ne-ko-dan. 
 Nedabiah, Xed-a-bj-a. 
 Neeinias, Ng-E-mj-as, 
 Neginoth, Xeg-i-not. 
 Nehelamite, Ne-hel-a-mjt, 
 Xehemiah, Ng-he-mj-a. 
 Xehemia?, Xg-hg-mj-as. 
 Nehutn, Xg-hum. 
 Nehushta, Ng-hdJ-ta. 
 Nehushtah, Ng-hdJ-ta. 
 Nehushtan, Ng-hdj-tan. 
 Neiel, Ng-j-el. 
 Nekeb, Ng-keb. 
 Nekoda, Ng-kia-da. 
 Nemuel, Ng-mi\,-el. 
 Nemnelites, Xg-mT^-el-its. 
 Nepheg. Ne-feg. 
 Nephi, Ne-fj. 
 
 Xephis, Xe-fis. 
 Nephish, Ng-fiJ. 
 Nephishesim, Ng-fiJ-e-sim. 
 Nephthali, Nef-ta-lj. 
 Xephthoah, Nef-to-q. 
 Nephtuim, Nef-ti|-iin. 
 Xephusiin, Ng-fij,-sim. 
 Ner, Ner. 
 Nereus, Ng-re-us. 
 Nergal, Ner-gal. [rg-zer. 
 
 Nergal Sharezer, Ner-gal Ea- 
 Neri, Ne-rj. 
 Neriah, Ng-ri-a. 
 Xethaneel, Xg-tan-e-el. 
 X^ethaniah, Xet-a-ni-a. 
 X^^ethinims, Xt3fc-i-nimz. 
 Netophah, Xg-to-fa. 
 Netophathi, Xg-t45f-a-tj. 
 Netophathites, Xe-tof-a-tjts. 
 X^eziah, Xg-zj-a. 
 X'^ezib, Xg-zib. 
 Nibbas, X'ib-as. 
 Xibshan, X'ib-Jan. 
 Xicodemu,?, X'ik-o-dg-mus. 
 Nicolaitans, Xik-o-la-i-tanz. 
 Nicolas, X'ik-Q-las. 
 Ximrah, Xim-ra. 
 
 X'imrim, Nim-rim. 
 
 Nimrod, Xim-rod. 
 
 X'imshi, Nim-Jj. 
 
 X'ineve, Xin-g-re. 
 
 Xineveh, Xin-g-va. 
 
 Ninevites, Xin-e-vjta. 
 
 Nisan, Nj-san. 
 
 Nisroch, Xis-rok. 
 
 X'oadiah, Xo-a-dj-a. 
 
 Xoah, X6-a, &r 
 
 Noe, X6-E. 
 
 Nob, Xob. 
 
 Xobah, Xo-ba. 
 
 X'od, 'So<\, Xod. 
 
 Xodab, Xtj-dab. 
 
 X'oeba, Xtj-g-ba. 
 
 Xoga, X''(j-ga, er 
 
 X'^ogan, Xu)-gan. 
 
 Xobah, X6-ha. 
 
 Xom, X'om. 
 
 X'omades, Nom-a-dgz. 
 
 Nomenius, No-me-ni-us. 
 
 Non, X'on. 
 
 X^oph, X'of. 
 
 Xophah, Xo-fa. 
 
 X'un, X'un, ( defq^der ov Jdfua.) 
 
 X'^ymphas, X'im-fas. 
 
 o. 
 
 Obadiah, Ob-a-dj-a, er O-ba- 
 
 dj-a. 
 Oba'l, O'bal. 
 Obed, Cj'bed. 
 
 Obed Edom, O'bed S'dom. 
 Obeth, O'befl. 
 Obil, Q'bil. 
 Oboth, O'bot. 
 Ochiel, Q'ki-el. 
 Ocidelus, Os-i-dg-lus. 
 Ocina, Os'i-na. 
 Ocran, Ok'ran. 
 Oded, O'ded. 
 OdoUam, O-dol-am. 
 Odonarkes, Od-on-dr-ksz. 
 Og, Og. 
 Ohad, O'had. 
 Ohel, O'hel. 
 Olamus, Ol'a-mus. 
 Olivet, Ol'i-vet. 
 Olymphas, O-lim-fas. 
 Omareus, Om-a-g-rus. 
 
 Omar, O'mar. 
 
 Omega, O-ms-ga. 
 
 Omer, O'mer. 
 
 Omri, Om'ri. 
 
 On, On. 
 
 Onam, O'nam. 
 
 Onan, O'nan. 
 
 Onesimus, O-nes-i-mus. 
 
 Onesiphorus, On-g-sif-CD-rus. 
 
 Oniares, O-nj-a-rgz. 
 
 Onias, O-nj-as. 
 
 One, O'no. 
 
 Onus, O'nus. 
 
 Onyas, O-ni-as. 
 
 Onycha, On'i-ka. 
 
 Onyx, (D'niks. 
 
 Ophel, O'fel. 
 
 Opher, O'fer. 
 
 Ophir, O'fer. 
 
 Ophni, Of'nj. 
 
 Ophrah, Of'ra. 
 
 Oreb, O'reb. 
 
 Oren, O'ren, er 
 
 Oran, O'ran. 
 
 Orion, O'ri-on, er O-rj-on. 
 Oman, Or'nan. 
 Orphah, Or'fa. 
 Orthosias, 9r-to-sj-as. 
 Osaias, O-za-yas. 
 Oseas, O-zg-as. 
 Osee, O'zg. 
 Oshea, O'Je-I" 
 Ospray, Os'pra. 
 Ossifrage, Os'i-fraj. 
 Othni, Ot'nj. 
 Othniel, Ot'ni-el. 
 Othonias, Ot-o-nj-as. 
 Ozem, O'zem. 
 Ozias, O-zi-as. 
 Oziel, O'zi-el. 
 Ozni, Oz'nj. 
 Oznites, Oz'njts. 
 Ozora, 0-z(6-ra. 
 
 P. 
 
 Paarai, Pa-a-ra. 
 
 Padan, Pa-dan. 
 
 Padan Aram, Pa-dan 3'ram. 
 
 Padon, Pa-don. 
 
 Pagiel, Pa-gi-el. 
 
 Pahath Moab, Pa-hat Mdi-ab. 
 
 Pai, Pi-i. 
 
 Palal, Pa-lal. 
 
 Palestine, P.-il-es-tin. 
 
 Pallu, Pal-ti. 
 
 l^alluites, Pal-q-its. 
 
 Palti, Pal-ti. 
 
 PaltieU Pal-ti-el. 
 
 Paltite, Pal-tjt. 
 Pannag, Pan-'ag. 
 Paradise, Par-a-djs. 
 Parah, Pa-ra. 
 Paran, Pa-ran. 
 Parbar, Pqr-bar. 
 Parmashta, Par-maJ-ta. 
 Parmenas, Pqr-mg-nas. 
 Parnach, P^r-nak. 
 Parnath, Pqr-nat. 
 Parosh, Pa-roJ. 
 Parshandatha, Par-Jan-da-ta. 
 Paruah, Par-q,-q. 
 
 Parvaim, Par-va-im. 
 Pasach, Pa-sak. 
 Pasdammin, Pas-dam-in. 
 Paseah, Pa-sg-a. 
 Pashur, Pa/-ur, 
 Passover, Pas-o-ver. 
 Patara, Pat-a-ra. 
 Pateoli, Pa-tg-o-lj. 
 Patheus, Pa-tg-us. 
 Pathros, Pat-ros. 
 Pathrusim, Pat-nfe-sim. 
 Patrobas, Pat-ro-bas. 
 Pan, Pa-q,.
 
 736 
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER NaMZ. 
 
 Paul, Pel. 
 Pedahel, Ped-a-hel. 
 Pedahzur, Ped-a-zur. 
 Pedaiah, Pe-da-ya. 
 Pekah, Pg-ka. 
 Pekahiah, Pek-a-hi-a. 
 Pekod, Pe-kod. 
 Pelaiah, Pel-a-j-a. 
 Pelaliah, Pel-a-lj-a. 
 Pclatiah, Pel-a-tj-a. 
 Peleg, Pe-leg, 
 Pelet, Pe-let. 
 Peleth, Pe-let. 
 Pelethites, Pg-let-jts. 
 Pelias, Pe-lj-as. 
 Pelonite, Pel-o-njt. 
 Peniel, Pg-nj-el. 
 Peninaah, P£-nin-a. 
 Penninah, Pen-i-nq. 
 Pentapolis, Pon-tap-o-lis. 
 Pentateuch, Pen-ta-tq,k. 
 Pentecost, Pen-tg-kost. 
 Penuel, PE-ni\,-el. 
 Peor, Pe-or. 
 Pcrazim, Per-a-zim. 
 Peresh, Pg-reJ.^ 
 Perez, Pg-rez. 
 Perez Uzza, Pg-rez Uz'a. 
 Perga, Per-ga. 
 Pergamos, Per-ga-mos. 
 Perida, Pg-rj-da. 
 Perizzites, Per-iz-jts. 
 Permenas, Per-mg-nas. 
 Peruda, Pg-rrfi-da. 
 Pethahiah, Pet-a-hj-a. 
 Pethor, Pg-tar. 
 Pethuel, Pg-tii-el. 
 Peulthai, Pg-dl-ta. 
 Phacareth, Fak-a-ret. 
 
 Phaisur, Fa-sur. 
 Phaldaius, Fal-da-yus. 
 Phaleas, Fa-Ig-as. 
 Phaleg, Fa-leg. 
 Phallu, Fal-q. 
 Phalti, Fal-t). 
 Phaltiel, Fal-ti-el. 
 Phanuel, Fa-nq,-el. 
 Pharacim, Far-a-sim. 
 Pharaoh, Fa-ro. 
 Pharathoni, Far-a-t(&-nj. 
 Pharez, Fa-rez. 
 Pharezites, Fa-rez-jts. 
 Pharisees, Far-i-SEZ. 
 Pharosh, Fa-roJ. 
 Pharpar, Fqr-par. 
 Pharzites, Fqr-zjts. 
 Phaseah, Fa-sg-q. 
 Phaselis, Fa-sg-lis. 
 Phasiron, Fas-i-ron. 
 Phebe, Fg-bg. 
 Phenice, Fg-nj-sg. 
 Phibeseth, Fib-E-set. 
 Phicol, Fi-kol. 
 Philarehes, Fi-lqr-kgz. 
 Philemon, Fi-lg-mon. 
 Philetus, Fi-Ig-tus. 
 Philistia, Fi-lis-ti-a. 
 Philistim, Fi-lis-tim. 
 Philistines, Fi-lis-tinz. 
 Philologus, Fi-lol-o-gus. 
 Philometor, Fil-o-mg-tor. 
 Phineas, Fin-g-as. 
 Phinehas, Fin-g-has. 
 Phison, Fj-son. 
 Phlegon, Flg-gon. 
 Phoros, Fo-ros. 
 Phul, Ful. 
 Phur, Fur. 
 
 Phurah, F^-ra. 
 
 Phut, Fut. 
 
 Phuvah, Fi\,-va. 
 
 Phygellus, Fi-jel-us. 
 
 Phylacteries, Fi-lak-tE-riz. 
 
 Pihahiroth, Pj-ha-hi-rot. 
 
 Pilate, Pi-lat. 
 
 Pildash, Pil-daJ. 
 
 Piletha, Pil-g-ta. 
 
 Piltai, Pil-ta. 
 
 Pinon, Pj-non. 
 
 Pira, Pj-ra. 
 
 Piram, Pj-ram. 
 
 Pirathon, Pir-a-ton. 
 
 Piratnonite, Pir-a-ton-jt. 
 
 Pisgah, Piz-ga. 
 
 Pison, Pj-son. 
 
 Pispah, Pis-pa. 
 
 Pithon, Pj-ton. 
 
 Pochereth, P6k-£-ret. 
 
 Pontius Pilate, Pon-ti-us Pj'-lat. 
 
 Poratha, P6r-a-ta. 
 
 Potiphar, Pot-i-far. 
 
 Potiphera, Po-tif-g-ra. 
 
 Prochorus, Prok-o-rus. 
 
 Pua, Pi^-a, ei' 
 
 Puah, P4-a. 
 
 Pudcns, Pq.'denz. 
 
 Puhites, Pii-hjts. 
 
 Pul, Pul. 
 
 Punites, Pq-njis. 
 
 Punon, Pi'],-non. 
 
 Pur, Pur, er 
 
 Purim, Pq,-rim. 
 
 Put, Put. 
 
 Puteoli, Pti-tg-o-lj. 
 
 Putiel, Pq-ti-el. 
 
 Pygarg, Pj-garg. 
 
 R. 
 
 Raamah, Ra-a-mq. 
 Raamiah, Ra-a-mj-a. 
 Raamses, Ra-am-SEZ. 
 Rabbah, Rab-a. 
 Rabbat, Rab-at. 
 Rabbath, Rab-at. 
 Rabbi, Rab-i. 
 Rabbith, Rab-it. 
 Rabboni, Rab-o-nj. 
 Rabmag, Rab-mag. 
 Rabsaces, Rab-sa-sgz. 
 Rabsaris, Rab-sa-ris. 
 Rabshakeh, Rab-Ja-ka. 
 Raca, or Racha, Ra-ka. 
 Racab, Ra-kab. 
 Racal, Ra-kal. 
 Rachab, Ra-kab. 
 Rachel, Ra-qel. 
 Raddai, Rad-a-j. 
 Ragau, Ra-ge. 
 Rages, Ra-J£z. 
 Uagua, Rag-yTi,-a. 
 Kaguel, Ra-gq-el. 
 Rahab, Ra-hab. 
 Raham, Ra-ham. 
 Rakem, Ra-kem. 
 Rakkath, Rak-af). 
 Rakkon, Rak-on. 
 Ram, Ram. 
 
 Rama, er Ramah, R4-ma. 
 Ramath, Ra-mat. 
 
 Ramathaim, Ra-mafi-a-im. 
 
 Ramathem, Ram-a-tem. 
 
 Ramathite, Ra-mat-jt. 
 
 Ramath Lehi, Ra-mat Lg-hj. 
 
 Ramath Mispeh, Ra-mafi Mis-pa. 
 
 Rameses, Ra-mg-sgz. 
 
 Ramiah, Ra-mj-a. 
 
 Ramoth, Ra-mot. 
 
 Ramoth Gilead, Ra-mot Gil-g-ad. 
 
 Rapha, Ra-fa. 
 
 Raphael, Ra-fa-el. 
 
 Raphah, Ra-fa. 
 
 Raphaim, Raf-a-im. 
 
 Raphon, Ra-fon. 
 
 Raphu, Ra-fq. 
 
 Rassis, Ras-is. 
 
 Rathumus, Rat-yTi,-mus. 
 
 Razis. Ra-zis. 
 
 Reaiah. Rg-a-i-a. 
 
 Reba, Rg-ba. 
 
 Rebecca, Rg-bek-a. 
 
 Rechab, Rg-kab. 
 
 Rechabites, Rg-kab-jts. 
 
 Rechah, Rg-ka. 
 
 Reelaiah, Rg-el-a-ya. 
 
 Reelias, Rg-el-j-as. 
 
 Reesaias, Rg-sa-yas. 
 
 Regem, Rg-gem. 
 
 Regemmeleeh, Rg-g^m-g-lck. 
 
 Regom, Rg-gom. 
 
 Rehabiah, Rg-ba-bi-a. 
 
 Rehob, Rg-hob. 
 
 Rehoboam, Rg-ho-b(fi-am. 
 
 Rehoboth, Rg-h6-bot. 
 
 Rehu, Rg-hi^. 
 
 Rehum, Rs-hum. 
 
 Rei, Rg-j. 
 
 Rekem, Rg-kem. 
 
 Remaliah, Rem-a-lj-a. 
 
 Remeth, Rg-met. 
 
 Remmon, Rem-on. 
 
 Remmon Methoar, Rem-on M64- 
 
 Q-qr. 
 Remphan, Rem-fan. 
 Remphis, Rem-fis. 
 Rephael, Rg-fa-el. 
 Rephah, Rg-fa. 
 Rephaiah, Ref-a-j-a. 
 Rephaim, Ref-a-im. 
 Rephaims, Ref-a-imz. 
 Rephidim, Ref-i-dim. 
 Resen, Rg-sen. 
 Resheph, Rg-Jef. 
 Reu, Rg-t],. 
 Reuben, Rt\-ben. 
 Reuel, Re-i^-gI. 
 Reumah, Rq^-ma. 
 Rezeph, Rg-zef. 
 Rezia, Rg-zj-a. 
 Rezin, Rg-zin. 
 Rezon, Re-zou. 
 Rhegium, RE-ji-um.
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 737 
 
 Rhesa, Re-sa. 
 
 Rhoda, Ris-da. 
 
 Rhodocus, Rjd-ca-kus. 
 
 Ribai, Ri-ba. 
 
 Riblah, Rib-la. 
 
 Rimiuon, Rim-on. 
 
 Rimmon Farez, Rim-on Pa-rcz. 
 
 Rinnah, Rin-a. 
 
 Riphath, Rj-fat. 
 Rispah, Ris-pa. 
 Rissah, Ris-a. 
 Rithmah, Rit-ma. 
 Rogelim, Ro-gE-lim. 
 Rohgab, R(j-ga. 
 Roiinus, Ru-i-mus. 
 Romantiezer, Ra-man-ti-E-zer. 
 
 Rosh, RoJ. 
 Ruby, R<i)-bi. 
 Rufus, Roi-fus. 
 Rubamah, Rif)-ha-mq. 
 Ruiaab, Rti-ma. 
 Ruitiuus, Riis-ti-kus. 
 Ruth, RcDt. 
 
 s. 
 
 Sabacthani, Sa-bak-ta-ni. 
 
 Sabaotb, Sab-a-ot. 
 
 Sabat, Sa-bat. 
 
 Sabatus, Sab-a-tus. 
 
 Sabban, Sab-an. 
 
 Sabbath, Sab-at. 
 
 Sabbatheus, Sab-a-te-us. 
 
 Sabbeus, Sa-be-us. 
 
 Sabdeus, Sab-ds-us. 
 
 Sabdi, Sab-dj. 
 
 Sabeans, Sa-bs-anz. 
 
 Sabi, Sa-bj. 
 
 Sabtah, Sab-ta. 
 
 Sabtecha, Sab-ts-ka. 
 
 Sacar, Sa-kar. 
 
 Sadamias, Sad-a-mj-as. 
 
 Sodas, Sa-das. 
 
 Saddeus, Sad-e-us. 
 
 Sadduc, Sad-uk. 
 
 Sadducees, Sad-yT],-S£Z. 
 
 Sadoe, Sa-dok. 
 
 Sahadutha Jogar, Sa-ha-dii,-ta 
 
 Jg-gar. 
 Sala, Sa-la. 
 Salah, Sa-la. 
 Salasadai, Sal-a-sad-a-|. 
 Salathiel, Sa-la-ti-el. 
 Salcah, Sal-ka. 
 Salchah, Sal-ka. 
 Salem, Sa-lem. 
 Salim, Sa-lim. 
 Sallai, Sal-a-j. 
 Sallu, Sal-q,. 
 Sallum, Sal-um. 
 Sallumus, Sa-h\,-mus. 
 Salma, or Salmah, Sal-ma. 
 Salmon, Sal-mon. 
 Salmone, Sal-mo-iiE. 
 Salom, Sa-lom. 
 Salome, Sa-lo-me. 
 Salu, Sa-l^. 
 Salum, Sa-lum. 
 Samael, Sam-a-el. 
 Samaias, Sa-ma-yas. [rj-*^. 
 
 Samaria, Sa-ma-ri-a, er Sam-a- 
 Samaritans, Sa-mar-i-tanz. 
 Samatu?, Sam-a-tus. 
 Sameius, Sa-ms-yus. 
 Samgar Nebo, Sam-gqr Ne-bo. 
 Sami, Sa-mj. 
 Samis, Sa-mis. 
 Samlah, Sam-la. 
 Sammus, Sam-us. 
 Sampsames, Samp-sa-mez. 
 Samson, Sam-son. 
 Samuel, Sam-yn-el. 
 Sanabassarus, San-a-bas-a-rus. 
 Sanasib, San-a-sib. 
 Sanballat, San-bal-at. 
 Sanhedrim, San-hs-drim. 
 Sansannah, San-san-a. 
 Sapb, Saf. 
 47 
 
 Saphat, Sa-fat. 
 
 Saphatias, Saf-a-tj-as. 
 
 Sapheth, Sa-fet. 
 
 Saphir, Saf-er. 
 
 Sapphira, Sap-fj-ra. 
 
 Sapphire, Sap-fir. 
 
 Sara, Sa-ra, w 
 
 Sarai, Sa-ra. 
 
 Sarabias, Sar-a-bj-as. 
 
 Saraiah, Sar-a-j-a. 
 
 Sarah, Sa-ra. 
 
 Saraias, Sa-ra-yas. 
 
 Saramael, Sa-ram-a-el. 
 
 Saramel, Sar-a-mel. 
 
 Saraph, Sa-raf. 
 
 Sarchedonus, Sar-ked-CD-nus. 
 
 Sardeus, Sqr-de-us. 
 
 Sardis, Sqr-dis. 
 
 Sardine, Sqr-din. 
 
 Sardites, Sqr-dits. 
 
 Sardius, Sq,r-di-us. 
 
 Sardonyx, Sqr-do-mks. 
 
 Sarea, Sa-re-a. 
 
 Sarepta, Sa-rep-ta. 
 
 SargoD, Sqr-gon. 
 
 Sarid, Sa-rid. 
 
 Saron, Sa-ron. 
 
 Sarotlii, Sa-rQ-t|. 
 
 Sarsechim, Sar-sg-kim. 
 
 Sarach, Sa-ruk. 
 
 Satan, Sa-tan. 
 
 Sathrabaznes, Sat-ra-baz-nez. 
 
 Sathrabouzanes, Sat-ra-b's-za- 
 
 Saul, Sel. [nez. 
 
 Savaran, Sav-a-ran. 
 
 Savias, Sa-vi-as. 
 
 Sceva, Se-va. 
 
 Scribes, Skqbz. 
 
 Scythians, Skit-i-anz. 
 
 Scythojwlis, Skj-top-o-lis. 
 
 Scythopolitans, Skit-o-pol-i-tanz. 
 
 Seba, Se-ba. 
 
 Sebat, Se-bat. 
 
 Seeacah, Sek-a-kq. 
 
 Sechenias, Sek-e-nj-as. 
 
 Sechu, Se-kq,. 
 
 Sedecias, Sed-E-sj-as. 
 
 Segub, Se-gub. 
 
 Seir, Se-er. 
 
 Seirath, Sg-i-rafi. 
 
 Sola, St-la. 
 
 Selah, Ss-la. 
 
 Selah Hammahlekoth, Se-la 
 
 Ham-a-l8-kot. 
 Seled, Se-led. 
 Selemias, Sel-e-mj-as. 
 Sem, Sem. 
 
 Semaehiah, Sem-a-kj-a. 
 Scmaiah, Sem-a-j-a. 
 Scmaias, Sem-a-j-as. 
 Semei, Sem-E-j. 
 Semelleas, SE-mel-e-us. 
 
 Semis, Se-mis. 
 
 Senaah, Sen-a-q. 
 
 Seneh, Sfi-na. 
 
 Senir, Se-ner. 
 
 Sennacherib, Sen-a-kE-rib, &r 
 
 Sen-ak-E-rib. 
 Senuah, Sen-yq-q. 
 Seorim, Sf-6-rim. 
 Sephar, Sg-far. 
 Sepharad, Sef-a-rad. 
 Sepharvaim, Sef-ar-va-im. 
 Sepharvites, Se-far-vjts. 
 Sephela, Sg-fs-la. 
 Serah, Ss-ra. 
 Seraiah, SE-ra-j-a. 
 Seraphim, Ser-a-fim. 
 Sered, Ss-red. 
 Serou, S£-ron. 
 Serug, Se-rug. 
 Sesis, Sfi-sis. 
 Sesthel, Ses-tel. 
 Seth, Set. 
 Sethar, Ss-tar. 
 Sether, Ss-ter. 
 Shaalabbin, Xa-al-ab-in. 
 Shaalbim, Ea-al-bim. 
 Shaalbonite, Xa-al-bo-njt. 
 Shaaph, Ea-af. 
 Shaaraim, Ea-a-ra-im. 
 Shaashgas, Xa-aJ-gas. 
 Shabbethai, Xa-bet-a-j. 
 Shachia, Xak-i-a. 
 Shaddai, Xad-a-j. 
 Shadrach, Za-drak. 
 Shage, Ea-gE. 
 
 Shahazimath, Ea-haz-i-mat. 
 Shalem, Ea-lem. 
 Shalim, Ea-lim. 
 Shalisha, Eal-i-Ja. 
 Shallecheth, E:U-E-kct. 
 Shallura, Eal-um. 
 Shalmai, Eal-ma-j. 
 Shalman, Eal-iuau. 
 Shalmaneser, Eal-ma-nE-zer. 
 Shama, Ea-ma. 
 Shamariah. Eam-a-rj-a. 
 Shamed, Ea-med. 
 Shamer, Ea-mer. 
 Shamgar, Eam-gar. 
 Shamhuth, Eam-hut. 
 Shamir, Ea-mer. 
 Shamma, Eam-a. 
 Shammah, Eam-a. 
 Shammai, Eam-a-j. 
 Shammoth, Eam-ot. 
 Shammua, Ea-mq-u. 
 Shammuab, Ea-mi'^-a. 
 Shamsherai. Eam-j£-ra-j. 
 Shapham, Ea-fam. 
 Shaphan, Ea-fan. 
 Shaphat, Ea-fat. 
 Shapher, Ea-fer.
 
 738 
 
 SKEIPTYUR PROPER N£tMZ. 
 
 Sharai, Sar-a-j. 
 Sharaim, Xar-a-im. 
 Sharar, Xa-rar. 
 Sharezer, Sa-re-zer. 
 Shariuaim, Eqr-ma-im. 
 Sharon, X4-ron. 
 Sharunite, S4-ron-it. 
 Sharuhen, Sa-rdb-lien. 
 Shashai, SaJ-a-j. 
 Shashak, Xa-Jak. 
 Shaul, Xa-ul. 
 Shaulites, Sa-ul-jts. 
 Shausha, 5]a-yi\,-Ja. 
 Shaveh, Xa-va. 
 Shaveth, Sa-vet. 
 Sheal, Xg-al. 
 Shealtiel, Eg-al-ti-el. 
 Sheariah, Xe-a-rj-a. 
 Shearjashub, Se-ar-ja-Jub. 
 Sheba, or Shebah, Sg-ba. 
 Shebam, Se-bam. 
 Shebaniah, Xeb-a-nj-a. 
 Shebarim, Xeb-a-rim. 
 Shebat, Xe-bat. 
 Sheber, Xe-ber. 
 Shebna, Xeb-na. 
 Shebuel, Xeb-yq,-el. 
 Shechaniah. Xek-a-nj-a. 
 Shecheui, Xe-kem. 
 Sheehemites, Xg-kem-jts. 
 Sheehinah, Xek-i-nq. 
 Shedeur, Xed-g-ur, 
 Shehariah, Xe-ha-rj-a. 
 Shekel, Xe-kel. 
 Shelah, Xe-1q. 
 Shelanites, Xe-lan-jts. 
 Shelemiah, Xel-e-mj-a. 
 Sheleph, Xe-lef. 
 Sht'lesh, Xg-leJ. 
 
 Shelomi, Xel-o-mj. [mit 
 
 Shelomith, Eel-o-mit, er Se-lu- 
 Shelomoth, Xel-o-mot. 
 Shelumiel, XE-lq,-nii-el. 
 Shein, Xem. 
 Shema, Xe-ma. 
 Shemaah, Xem-a-q. 
 Shemaiah, Xem-a-j-a. 
 Shemariah, Xem-a-rj-a. 
 Sheraeber, Xem-e-ber. 
 Shemer, Xe-mer. 
 SheiniJa, Xe-mj-da. 
 Sheminith, Xein-i-nit, 
 Shemiramoth, Xe-mir-a-mot. 
 Shemuel, Xg-mii-el. 
 Shen, Xen. 
 Shenazar, Xe-na-zar. 
 Shenir, Xg-ner. 
 Shepham, Xs-fam. 
 Shephatiah, Xef-a-tj-a. 
 Shephi, Xe-fj. 
 Shepho, Xg-fo. 
 Shephuphan, XE-fTJ,-fan. 
 Sherah, Xg-ra. 
 Sherebiah, Xer-e-bj-a. 
 Sheresh, Xg-reJ. 
 Sharezer, Xg-rg-zer. 
 Sheshaek, Xg-Jak. 
 Sheshai, Eg-Ja. 
 Sheshan, Xg-Jan. 
 Sheshbazzar, XeJ-baz-ar. 
 Sheth, Xet. 
 Shethar, Xg-tar. 
 Shethar Boznai, Xg-tar B6z-na- 
 Sheva, Xg-va. 
 Shibboleth, Xib-o-let. 
 Shibmah, Xib-ma. 
 
 Shichron, Xi-kron. 
 
 Shiggaion, Xi-ga-yon. 
 
 Shihon, Xj-hon. 
 
 Shihor, Xj-her. 
 
 Shihor Libnath, Xj-her Lib-nat. 
 
 Shiihim, Xj-j-him. 
 
 Shilhi, Xil-hj. 
 
 Shiihim, Xil-him. 
 
 Shillem, Xil-em. 
 
 Shilleuiites, Xil-em-jts, 
 
 Shiloah, Xi-lo-a. 
 
 Shiloh, 9r Shilo, Xj-lo. 
 
 Shiloni, Xi-la-nj. 
 
 Shilonites, Xi-lo-njts. 
 
 Shilshah, Xil-Ja. 
 
 Shimea, Xim-g-a. 
 
 Shimeah, Xim-g-q. 
 
 Shimeam, Xiin-g-am. 
 
 Shiineath, Xiin-g-at. 
 
 Shimeathites, Xim-g-at-jts. 
 
 Shimei, Xitn-g-j. 
 
 Shimeon, Xiin-g-on. 
 
 Shimhi, Xitn-hj. 
 
 Shimi, Xi-mj. 
 
 Shimites, Xim-jts. 
 
 Shimna, Xini-na. 
 
 Shimon, Xi-mon. 
 
 Shimrath, Xim-rafl. 
 
 Shimri. Xim-rj. 
 
 Shimrith, Xim-rit. 
 
 Shimron, Xira-ron. 
 
 Shimronitef!, Xim-roii-jts. 
 
 Shimron Moron, Xim-ron Mg-ron, 
 
 Shimshai, Xim-Ja. 
 
 Shinab, Xj-nab. 
 
 Shinar, Xj-nar, 
 
 Shion, Xi-on. 
 
 Shiphi, Xi-fj. 
 
 Shiphmite, Xif-mjfc. 
 , Shiphra, Xif-ra. 
 ■ Shiphrath, Xif-rat. 
 
 Shiptan, Xip-tan. 
 
 Shisha, Xj-Ja. 
 
 Shishak. Xi-Jak. 
 
 Shitrai, Xit-ra-i.. 
 
 Shittah, Xit-a. " 
 
 Shittim Wood, Xit-im Wud. 
 
 Shiza, Xj-za. 
 
 Shoa, X6-a. 
 
 Shoab, Xa-ab. 
 
 Shoah, Xo-a. 
 
 Shobach, X6-bak. 
 
 Shobai, Xtd-ba-j. 
 
 Shobal, Xo-bal. 
 
 Shobek, Xca-bek. 
 
 Shobi, X6-b}. 
 
 Shocho, X6-ko. 
 
 Shoeholi, Xa-ko. 
 
 Shoham, Xo-ham. 
 
 Shomer, Xw-mer. 
 
 Shophaeh, X6-fak. 
 
 Shophan, Xo-fan. 
 
 Shoshannim, Xo-Jan-im. 
 
 Shoshannim Eduth, Xo-Jan-im 
 S'dut. 
 
 Shua, Xi\-a. 
 
 Shuah, Xq-a. 
 
 Shual, Xii-al. 
 
 Shubael, Xq-ba-el. 
 
 Shuham, X^-ham. 
 
 Shuhamites, Xi|-ham-its. 
 
 Shuhites, Xi^ hjts. 
 j. Shulamite. X^-lam-jt. 
 
 Shumathites, Xii-mat-jts. 
 
 Shunamite, X^-nam-jt. 
 
 Shunem, Ei\,-nem. 
 
 Shuni, Xq,-nj. 
 
 Shuuites, X4-njts. 
 
 Shupham, Xi\,-tam. 
 
 Shuphamite, X^-fam-jt. 
 
 Shuppim, Xiip-im. 
 
 Shur, Xur. 
 
 Shushan, Xii,-Jan. 
 
 Shushan Eduth, Xi^-Jan 8'aut. 
 
 Shuthalites, Xi\,-tal-its. 
 
 Shuthelah, Xi\,-tg-lq. 
 
 Sia, Sj-a. 
 
 Siaka, Sj-a-ka. 
 
 Siba, Sj-ba. 
 
 Sibbachai, Sib-a-ka. ' 
 
 Sibboleth, Sib-o-let. 
 
 Sibmah, Sib-ma. 
 
 Sibraim, Sib-ra-im, 
 
 Siehem, Sj-kem. 
 
 Siddim, Sid-im. 
 
 Side, Sj-dg. 
 
 Sidon, Sj-don. 
 
 Sigionoth, Si-g|-Q-no6. 
 
 Siha, Sj-ha. 
 
 Sihon, Sj-hon. 
 
 Sihor, Si-her. 
 
 Silas, Sj-las. 
 
 Silla, Sil-a. 
 
 Siloa, Sil-o-a, er 
 
 Siloah, Sil-Q-q. 
 
 Siloam, Sil-o-am, er Si-lw-am. 
 
 Siloas, Sil-Q-as. 
 
 Siloe, Sil-o-E. 
 
 Simalcue, Sj-mal-kvi-g. 
 
 Simeon, Sim-g-on. 
 
 Simeonites, Sim-g-on-jts. 
 
 Simon, Sj-mon. 
 
 Simri, Sim-ri. 
 
 Sin, Sin. 
 
 Sinai, S|-na. 
 
 Sinim, Sj-nim. 
 
 Sinites, Sin-jts. 
 
 Sion, Sj-on. 
 
 Siphmoth, Sif-mof). 
 
 Sippai, Sip-a. 
 
 Sirach, Sj-rak. 
 
 Sirah, Sj-ra. 
 
 Sirion, Sir-i-on. 
 
 Sisamai, Sis-am-a-j, 
 
 Sisera, Sis-g-ra. 
 
 Sisinnes, Sj-sin-gz. 
 
 Sitnah, Sit-na. 
 
 Sivan, Sj-van. 
 
 So, So. 
 
 Sochoh, So-ko. 
 
 Socoh, So-ko. 
 
 Sodi, Sii-dj. 
 
 Sodom, S6d-om. 
 
 Sodoma, S6d-o-ma. 
 
 Sodomites, S6d-om-jts, 
 
 Solomon, Sol-o-mon. 
 
 Sopater, S6p-a-ter. 
 
 Sophereth, S6f-g-ret. 
 
 Sorek, S(5-rek. 
 
 Sosipater, So-sip-a-ter. 
 
 Sosthenes, S6s-tg-ngz. 
 
 Sostratus, Sos-tra-tus. 
 
 Sotai, S6-ta-j, »r So-ta-j, 
 
 Stachys, Sta-kis. 
 
 Stacte, Stak-tg. 
 
 Stephana, Stef-a-na. 
 
 Stephanas, Stef-a-nas. 
 
 Steijhen, Stg-ven. 
 
 Suah, Sq,-a. 
 
 Suba, Sq-ba. 
 
 Subai, Sii-ba-j. 
 
 Sucaathitcs, Sq-ka-at-jts.
 
 SKRIPTYUR PROPER NHMZ. 
 
 739 
 
 Succoth, Sdk-of). 
 
 Succoth Beooth, Snk-ot Be-no6. 
 
 Sud, Sud. 
 
 Sudias, Sri,-di-as. 
 
 Sukkiims, Sdk-i-imz. 
 
 Sur, Sur. 
 
 Susa, S4-sa. 
 
 Susanchites, Sr^-san-kits. 
 Susannah, Si|,-zan-a. 
 Susi, Si'i-sj. 
 .Sycamine, Sik-a-mjn. 
 Sycene, Sj-SE-ne. 
 Syehar, Sj-kar. 
 Syelus, Sj-e-lus. 
 
 Taanach, Ta-a-nak, er Ta-a- 
 nak. 
 
 Taanach Shilo, Ta-a-nak Sj-lo. 
 
 Tabbaoth, Tab-a-ot. 
 
 Tabbath, Tab-afi. 
 
 Tabeal, Ta-be-al. 
 
 Tabeel, Ta-be-el. 
 
 Tabellius, Ta-bel-i-us. 
 
 Tabera, Tab-£-ra. 
 
 Tabitha, Tab-i-ta. 
 
 Tabor, Ta-ber. 
 
 Tabrimon, Tab-ri-mon. 
 
 Tachmunite, Tak-mo-nit. 
 
 Tadmor, Tad-mer. 
 
 Tahan, Ta-han. 
 
 Tahanites, Ta-han-jts. 
 
 Tahapenes, Ta-hap-e-nez. 
 
 Tahaphanes, Ta-haf-a-nez. 
 
 Tahath, Ta-hat. 
 
 Tahpenes, Tq-pe-nez. 
 
 Tahrea, Tq-re-a. 
 
 Tahtim Hodshi, Tq-tim H6d-Jj. 
 
 Talitha Cumi, Tal-i-ta K4-mj. 
 
 Talmai, Tal-tna. 
 
 Talmon, Tal-mon. 
 
 Talsas, Tal-sas. 
 
 Tamah, Ta-ina. 
 
 Tamar, Ta-mar. 
 
 Taminuz, Tam-uz. 
 Tanach, Ta-nak. 
 Tanhumeth, Tan-hti-met. 
 Tanis, Ta-iiis. 
 Taphath, Ta-fat, 
 Taphenes, Taf-e-aez. 
 Taphnes, Taf-nez. 
 Taphon, Ta-fon. 
 Tappuah, Tap-q,-q. 
 Tarah, Ta-ra. 
 Taralah, Tar-a-lq. 
 Tarea, Ta-re-a. 
 Tarpelites, Tqr-pel-jts. 
 Tarshis, Tqr-Jis. 
 Tarshish, Tqr-JiJ. 
 Tarshisi, Tar-Ji-si. 
 Tarsus, Tqr-sus. 
 Tartak, Tqr-tak. 
 Tartan, Tqr-tan. 
 Tatnai, Tat-na-j. 
 Tabah, Te-ba. 
 Tebaliah, Teb-a-lj-a. 
 Tebeth, Tg-bet. 
 Tehaphnehes, Tg-haf-ne-liez. 
 Tehinnah, Te-hin-a. 
 Tekol, Te-kel. 
 Tekoa, Te-ko-a, or 
 Tekoah, Te-ko-a. 
 Tekoites, Te-ko-its. 
 
 T. 
 
 Telabib, Tel-a-bib. 
 
 Telah, Te-Ia. 
 
 Telaim, Tel-a-im. 
 
 Telasaar, Te-las-ar. 
 
 Telem, Te-lem. 
 
 Telharesha, Tel-ha-re-Ja. 
 
 Telharsa, Tel-h^r-sa. 
 
 Telmela, Tel-me-la. 
 
 Telmelah, Tel-me-lq. 
 
 Tema, TE-ina. 
 
 Teman, Te-man. 
 
 Temani, Teui-a-nj. 
 
 Temanite?, Te-man-jts. 
 
 Temeni, Tem-e-nj. 
 
 Tepho, Te-fcj. 
 
 Terah, Te-ra. 
 
 Teraphim, Ter-a-fim. 
 
 Teresh, Te-reJ. 
 
 Tertius, Ter-Ji-us. 
 
 Tertullus, Ter-tdl-us. 
 
 Teta, Te-ta. 
 
 Tetrarch, Tet-rqrk. 
 
 Thaddeus, Ea-dE-us. 
 
 Thahash, Ra-haJ. 
 
 Thamah, Ea-ma. 
 
 Thamnatha, Eam-na-ta. 
 
 Thara, Ea-ra. 
 
 Tharra, Ear-a. 
 
 Tharshish, Eqr-JiJ, 
 
 Thas.si, Eas-j. 
 
 Thebez, Es-bez. 
 
 Thecoe, Ee-ko-s. 
 
 Thelasser, Ee-las-er. 
 
 Thelersas, Rg-ler-sas. 
 
 Theocanus, Ee-6k-a-nus. 
 
 Theodotus, Ee-od-o-tus. 
 
 Theophilus, Re-of-i-lus. 
 
 Theras, Ee-ras. 
 
 Thermeleth, Eer-mij-let. 
 
 Thessalonica, Ees-a-lo-nj-ka. 
 
 Theudas, Ei^-das. 
 
 Thimnathath, Eim-na-tat. 
 
 Thisbe, Eis-bs. 
 
 Thomas, T6m-as. 
 
 Thomoi, E6m-o-i. 
 
 Thraseas, Rra-SE-as. 
 
 Thummim, Edm-im. 
 
 Thyatira, Rj-a-tj-ra. 
 
 Tibbath, Tib-at. 
 
 Tiberias, Tj-bE-ri-as. 
 
 Tibni, Tib-nj. 
 
 Tidal, Ti-dal. 
 
 Tighith Pileser, Tig-lafi Pi-ls-ser. 
 
 Tikvah, Tik-va. 
 
 Tikvath, Tik-vat. 
 
 Tilon, Tj-lon. 
 
 Timelus, Ti-me-Ius. 
 
 Syene, Sj-e-ne. 
 
 Synagogue, Sin-a-gog. 
 
 Sj'ntyche, Sia-ti-ke. 
 
 Syria Maacah, Sir-i-a Ma-a-kq. 
 
 Syrion, 8ir-i-on. 
 
 Syrophenicia, Sj-ro-fe-niJ-i-a. 
 
 Timna, Tim-na. 
 
 Timnath, Tim-nat. 
 
 Timnathah, Tim-na-tq. 
 
 Timnath Heres, Tim-nat He-rez. 
 
 Timnath Serah, Tim-nat Se-ra. 
 
 Timnite, Tim-njt. 
 
 Timotheus, Tj-mo-te-us. 
 
 Timothy, Tim-o-ti. 
 
 Tipsah, Tip-sa. 
 
 Tiras, Tj-ras. 
 
 Tirathites, Tj-rat-jts. 
 
 Tirhakah, Ter-ha-kq. 
 
 Tirhanah, Ter-ha-nq. 
 
 Tiria, Tir-i-d. 
 
 Tirshatha, Ter-Ja-ta. 
 
 Tirzah, Ter-za. 
 
 Tishbite, TiJ-bjt. 
 
 Tivan, Ti-van. 
 
 Tiza, Tj-ia. 
 
 Tizite, Tj-zjt. 
 
 Toah, T6-a. 
 
 Toanah, T(i-a-nq. 
 
 Tob, Tob. 
 
 Tobiah, To-bj-a. 
 
 Tobias, To-bj-as. 
 
 Tobie, To-bi. 
 
 Tobiel, To-bi-el. 
 
 Tobijah, To-bj-ja. 
 
 Tobit, T(i-bit. 
 Toehen, To-ken. 
 Togarmah, To-g^r-ma. 
 Tohu, Ta-hn. 
 Toi, Tc5-i. 
 Tola, To-la. 
 Tolad, Tu-lad. 
 Tolaites, Tta-la-jts. 
 Tolbanes, T61-ba-nez. 
 Tolmai, T61-ma. 
 Tophel, To-fel. 
 Tophet, Td)-fet. 
 Tou, To-yq,. 
 
 Trachonitis, Trak-o-nj-tis. 
 Tripolis, Trip-o-lis. 
 Troas, Trdj-as. 
 Trogyllium, Tro-jil-i-um. 
 Trophimus, Trof-i-mus. 
 Tryphena, Trj-f£-na. 
 Tryphosa, Trj-fQ-sa. 
 Tubal, Tq-bal. 
 Tubal Cain, Tit-bal Ka-in. 
 Tubieni, Tq-bj-e-ni. 
 Tyberias, Tj-bE-ri-as. 
 Tychicus, tik-i-kus. 
 Tyrannus, Tj-ran-us. 
 Tyre, Tjr. 
 Tyrus, Tj-rus. 
 
 UCAL, Yix-kal. 
 Uel, Yq-el. 
 Ulai, Yi^-la-j. 
 Ulam, Yii-lam. 
 Ulla, Ul'a. 
 
 U. 
 
 Ummah, Um'a. 
 Unni, Un'j. 
 Upharsin, Yq-f^r-sin. 
 Dphaz, Yq-faz. 
 Urbane, Ur'ba-ns. 
 
 Uri, Yq-rj. 
 
 Uriah, Yq-rj-a. 
 
 Urias, Yq-rj-as. 
 
 Uriel Yq-ri-el, er Tq,-ri-el. 
 
 Urijah, Yi],-rj-ja.
 
 740 
 
 SKEIPTYXXR PROPER N^MZ. 
 
 Urim, T4-rim. 
 
 IJta, Yii-ta. 
 
 Uthai, Yi],-ta-j, er Yix-ta-i. 
 
 Uthi, Yn-tj. 
 
 Uzai, Yq,-za-j. 
 
 Uzal, Yvi-zal. 
 
 Uzza, Uz'a. 
 
 Uzzah, Uz'a. 
 
 Uzzen Sherah, Uz'en Xg-ra. 
 
 Lzzi, uzj. 
 Uzziah, TJz-j-a. 
 Uzziel, Uz-i-el. 
 Uzzielites, Uz-j-el-jts. 
 
 Vajezatha, Ya-jez-a- 
 Vaniah, Va-nj-a. 
 
 V. 
 
 Yashni, YaJ-n|. 
 Yashti, YaJ-tj. 
 
 Vophsi, V6f-sj. 
 
 Xagus, Za-gus. 
 Xanthicus, Zan-ti-kus. 
 
 X. 
 
 Xeneas, Zs-ns-as. 
 Xerolybe, Ze-rol-i-be. 
 
 Xerophagia, Zer-o-fa-ji-a. 
 Xystus, Zis-tus. 
 
 Z. 
 
 Zaaman, Za-a-man. 
 
 Zaanaitn, Za-a-na-im. 
 
 Zaanannim, Za-a-nan-im. 
 
 Zaavan, Za-a-van. 
 
 Zabad, Za-bad. 
 
 Zabadfeans, Zab-a-de-anz, 
 
 Zabadaias, Zab-a-da-yas. 
 
 Zabbai, Zab-a. 
 
 Zabdeus, Zab-dg-us. 
 
 Zabdi, Zab-dj. 
 
 Zabdiel, Zab-di-el. 
 
 Zabina, Za-bj-na. 
 
 Zabud, Za-bud. 
 
 Zabulon, Zab-yq,-Ion. 
 
 Zaccai, Zak-a-j. 
 
 Zaccheus, Za-ke-us. 
 
 Zaceur, Zak-ur, 
 
 Zachariah, Zak-a-ri-a. 
 
 Zacher, Za-ker. 
 
 Zadok, Za-dok. 
 
 Zaham, Za-ham. 
 
 Zair, Za-er. 
 
 Zalaph, Za-laf. 
 
 Zalmon, Zal-mon. 
 
 Zalmauah, Zal-mo-na. 
 
 Zalmunnah, Zal-muu-a. 
 
 Zambis, Zam-bis. 
 
 Zambri, Zam-brj. 
 
 Zamoth, Za-mot. 
 
 Zamzummims, Zam-zum-imz. 
 
 Zanoah, Za-no-a. [a-ne-a. 
 
 Zaphnathpaaneah, Zaf-nat-pa- 
 
 Zaphon, Za-fon. 
 
 Zara, Za-ra. 
 
 Zaraces, Zar-a-SEZ. 
 
 Zarah, Za-ra. 
 
 Zaraias, Zar-a-j-as. 
 
 Zareah, Za-re-q. 
 
 Zareathites, Za-rg-at-jts. 
 
 Zared, Za-red. 
 
 Zarephath, Zar-s-fat. 
 
 Zaretan, Zar-E-tan. 
 
 Zareth Shahar, Za-refi Sa-har. 
 
 Zarbite?, Z^r-hjts. 
 
 Zartauah, Z4r-Ui-nq. 
 
 Zarthan, Zqr-tan. 
 
 Zathoe, Zafi-o-E. 
 
 Zaththu, Zat-Ti. 
 
 Zathui, Za-tq,-i. 
 
 Zattu, Zat-q,. 
 
 Zavan, Za-van. 
 
 Zaza, Za-za. 
 
 Zebadiah, Zeb-a-dj-a. 
 
 Zebah, Ze-ba. 
 
 Zebaim, Ze-ba-im. 
 
 Zebedee, Zeb-s-de. 
 Zebina, ZE-bi-na. 
 Zeboim, ZE-bo-im. 
 Zebuda, ZE-bi|,-da. 
 Zebul, ZE-bul. 
 Zebulon, Zeb-yTj,-lon. 
 Zebulonites, Zeb-yq,-lon-jts. 
 Zechariah, Zek-a-rj-a. 
 Zedad, Zs-dad. 
 Zedekiah, Zed-s-kj-a. 
 Zeeb, Zsb, er Zi-eh. 
 Zelah, ZE-la. 
 Zelek, Zs-lek. 
 Zelophead, Zs-lo-fE-ad, 
 Zelotes, Ze-la-tez. 
 Zelzah, Zel-za. 
 Zemaraim, Zem-a-ra-im. 
 Zemarite, Zem-a-rjt. 
 Zemira, Ze-mj-ra. 
 Zenan, ZE-nan. 
 Zenas, ZE-nas. 
 Zeorim, Ze-or-im. 
 Zephaniah, Zef-a-nj-a. 
 Zephath, Zfi-fafi. 
 Zephathah, Z6f-a-tq. 
 Zephi, Zs-f j, er 
 Zepho, Ze-fo. 
 Zephon, ZE-fon. 
 Zephonites, Zef-on-jt3. 
 Zer, Zer. 
 Zerah, Zs-ra. 
 Zerahiah, Zer-a-hj-a. 
 Zeraia, Zer-a-i-a. 
 Zerau, ZE-re. 
 Zered, Zs-red. 
 Zereda, Zer-e-da. 
 Zeredah, Zer-E-dq. 
 Zeredathah, Zs-red-a-tq. 
 Zererath, Zer-£-rat. 
 Zeresb, ZE-reJ. 
 Zereth, Zg-ret. 
 Zeri, Zg-rj. 
 Zeror, Zs-rer. 
 Zeruah, ZE-rd>-a. 
 Zerubbabel, ZE-riib-a-bel. 
 Zeruiah, Zer-yq-j-a. 
 Zerviah, Zer-vj-a. 
 Zetham, Z£-tam. 
 Zethan, Zg-tan. 
 Zethar, Zg-tar. 
 Zia, Zj-a. 
 Ziba, Zj-ba. 
 Zibeon, Zib-£-OH. 
 Zibion, Zib-i-on. 
 Ziehri, Zik-rj. 
 
 Ziddim, Zid-im. 
 
 Zidkijab, Zid-ki-ja. 
 
 Zidon, Zj-don, er 
 
 Sidon, Sj-don. 
 
 Zidonians, Zi-d6-ni-anz. 
 
 Zif, Zif. 
 
 Ziha, Zi-ha. 
 
 Ziklag, Zik-lag. 
 
 Zillab, Zil-a. 
 
 Zilpah, Zil-pa. 
 
 Zilthai, Zil-ta. 
 
 Zimmah, Zim-a. 
 
 Zimram, Zim-ram, er 
 
 Zimran. Zim-ran. 
 
 Zimri, Zim-rj. 
 
 Zin, Zin. 
 
 Zina, Zj-na. 
 
 Zion, Zj-on, er 
 
 Sion, Sj-on. 
 
 Zior, Zj-or. 
 
 Ziph, Zif. 
 
 Ziphah, Zj-fa. 
 
 Ziphion, Zif-i-on. 
 
 Ziphites, Zif-jts. 
 
 Ziphron, Zj-fron. 
 
 Zippor, Zip-er. 
 
 Zipporah, Zi-po-ra. 
 
 Zithri, Zit-rj. 
 Ziz, Ziz. 
 Ziza, Zj-za. 
 Zizah, Zj-za. 
 Zoan, Z6-an. 
 Zoar, Z6-ar. 
 Zoba, Z6-ba, er 
 Zobah, Z6-ba. 
 Zobebah, Zo-be-ba. 
 Zohar, Z6-har. 
 Zoheleth, Z6-h£-let. 
 Zonaras, Z6n-a-ras. 
 Zopeth, Zo-pet. 
 Zophah, Z6-fa. 
 Zophai, Z6-fa. 
 Zophar, Z6-far. 
 Zophim, Z6-fim. 
 Zorah, Zta-ra. 
 Zoratbites, Zio-rat-U.a. 
 Zoreah, Zu-rE-q. 
 Zorites, ZcD-rjts. 
 Zorobabel, Zo-rob-a-bel. 
 Zuar, Zq-ar. 
 Zuph, Zuf. 
 Zur, Zur. 
 Zuriel, Zq-ri-el. 
 Zurishaddai, Zq-ri-Jad-a-j. 
 Zuzims, Zii-zimz,
 
 PRONUNSiaXON 
 
 jeOGEAFIKAL NflMZ. 
 
 Aachen, fllsen. 
 Aalborg, Ol'borg. 
 Aargau, fl'"'g^, 
 
 Argovie, flr-gQ-V8, [Fr.] 
 Aarhuus, Oz-'hcos. 
 Abaco, fl'bq-ko. 
 Abakan, H-bq-kqn. 
 Abancay, fl-bqn-kj. 
 Abano, il-bq-no. 
 Abascia, or Abassia, A-baJ-i-a. 
 AbbeviUe, Ab'e-vil, [Fr.] Hb-vgl. 
 Abbetibbie, or Abbetibbe, Ab- 
 
 E-tib-E. 
 Abd-el-Curia, Hb-del-kcfi-rE-q. 
 
 Ritn elso {Kooree, or Kouri.) 
 Aberdeen, Ab-er-dgn. 
 Abergavenny, Ab-er-ga-nE. 
 Aberistwitb, Ab -er-ist-wit. 
 Abernethy, Ab'er-net-i. 
 Abex, H'beks. 
 Abington, Ab'irj-ton. 
 Abo, H'bcD. 
 Abomey, Ab-o-ma. 
 Abookeer, Aboukir, er Abukir, 
 
 H-bcD-ker. 
 Abootizh, Aboutige, or Aboutij, 
 
 H-boo-tis. 
 Abrantes, H-brqn-tez. 
 Abrolhos, fl-brcal-yos. 
 Abruzzo Citra, fl.-bn)6t-so €8- 
 
 trq. [trq. 
 
 Abruzzo Ultra, H-brcDt-so 0)1' 
 Absecum, er Absecombe, Ab- 
 
 se-kum. \l:eer.) 
 
 Abukir, fl-bcD-ksr. Se {Aboo- 
 Abutige, er Abutiscb, il-lxD-tij. 
 
 Se {Alootkh.y 
 Abyssinia, Ab-is-in-i-a. 
 Acadia, A-ka-di-a. 
 Acapulco, fl-kq-ptt)l-ko. 
 Acaray, fl-kq-rj. 
 Accomack, Ak'o-mak. 
 Accra, Ak'ra. 
 
 Achmim, er Akhmym, Ak-mgm. 
 Acqs, Aks. 
 
 Acqui, er Aqui, fl'kwE. 
 Acra, (tr Accra, Ak'ra. 
 Acre, il'ker, er 3'ker. 
 Adair, A-d4r. 
 Adalia, H-dq-li-q, er 
 
 Satalia, Sq-tq-li-q. 
 Adana, il-d(^-nq. 
 Adda, fld'q. 
 
 Adel, H-del. 
 
 Aden, H'den, er 3'den. 
 
 Adige, Ad'i-JE, [It.] H'di-ja. 
 
 Adirondack, Ad-i-ron-dak. 
 
 Adlerberg, H'dler-be/'g. 
 
 Adour, Hd-c&r. 
 
 Adowah, fl'do-wq, er 
 
 Adova, fl.'do-vq. 
 Adramiti, fl-drq-me-tE. 
 Adria, il'drs-q. 
 Adrianople, Ad-rE-an-a-pl. 
 Adriatic, Ad-ri-at-ik. 
 ^gean, 8-J£-an. 
 Jilgina, 8-ji-na. 
 jEroe, 3'rca, er £I'ro-e. 
 Jitna, Et'na. 
 
 Afghanistan, Hf-gqn-is-tqn. 
 Afioom, Aiioum, er Afium, 
 
 H-fi-cf)in. 
 Afragola, fi-frq-go-lq. 
 Africa, Af'ri-ka. 
 Agably, or Aghably, H-gq-ble, 
 Agadir, H-gq-dgr. 
 Agdas, Hg-dqs, er 
 
 Aghades, fl'gq-dez. 
 Agde, Hgd. 
 Agen, H-^an. 
 
 Aghrim, Gg'rim, &r Gh'rim, 
 Agincourt, Aj'in-kort, er Aj- 
 
 in-k6rt. 
 Agnone, iln-yo-na. 
 Agosta, fl-gos-tq. 
 Agra, H'gra. 
 Agram, H'grqm. 
 Agaadilla, fl-g\vq-dsl-yq. 
 Agua Xueva, H'gwq Xwa-rq. 
 Aguas Calientes, H'gwqs Kq-li- 
 
 en-tez. 
 Aguayo, H-gwi-a. 
 Agulhas, fl-gffjl-yqs. 
 Ahanta, fl-hqn-tq. 
 Ahgrim, il'grim. 
 Ahmedabad, fl-med-a-bqd. 
 Aichstadt, •Fk'stet. 
 Aiglc, a'gl. 
 
 Aigues ilortes, £Ig Jlert. 
 Ain, Ail. 
 Aintab, in-tqb. 
 Aisne, EIn. 
 Aix aks. 
 
 Aix-la-Cbapelle, aks-lq-Zq-pel. 
 Ajaccio, il-yqt-qo, er 
 
 Ajazzo, fl-j-qt-so. 
 
 Ajan, fl-5(in. 
 Ajalon, Aj'a-lon. 
 Ajmeer, Aj-mEr. 
 Akaba, H'kq-bq. 
 Akerman, E'ker-mqn. 
 Akhaf, H'kqf. 
 Akhissar, flk-his-ar, 
 Akshehr, Akchehr, or Aksche- 
 
 her, Hk-J4r, er flk-Ja-her. 
 Aksoo, Aksou, or Aksu, Hk-S(6. 
 Alabama, Al-a-bdm-a. 
 Alachua, Al-aq-q,-a. 
 Aladulia, Al-a-difi-li-a. 
 Alagoas, H-lq-ga-qs. 
 Alais, fl-la. 
 Alamo, fl'lq-mo. 
 Aland, il'Iand. 
 Alashehr, or Alaschehr, fl.-lq- 
 
 J4r, er fl-Iq-Ja-her. 
 Alaska, A-lds-ka. 
 Alatamaha, 01-ta-ma-he. 
 Alba, ai'bq. 
 Al Baab, Hi Bqb. 
 Albacete, Rl-bq-ta-ta. 
 Albania, Al-ba-ni-a, 
 
 Arnaootleek, or Amaoutlik, 
 
 A?--nq-(»t-lEk, [T.] 
 Albano, fH-bq-no. 
 Albans, St., Sant Gl'banz. 
 Albany, 01'ban-i. 
 Albemarle, Al'bE-mqrl, {Erig.) 
 Albemarle, Al-bE-m4rl, (J7. »?.) 
 Albufera, Al-bq-fa-ra. 
 Albula, Hl'boo-lq. [bE. 
 
 Alby, or Albi, Al'bi, [Fr.] fll- 
 Alcala, fll-kq-lq. 
 Alcala de Henares, Hl-kq-lq da 
 
 En-q-rez. 
 Alcamo, fll'kq-mo. 
 Alcaniz, Hl-kqn-yfit. 
 Alcaniara, Hl-kqn-tq-rq. 
 Alcarria, Al-ka-rs-a. 
 Alckmaer, Hlk-mqr. Se {Alk- 
 
 maar.} 
 Alcona, Al-k(5-na. 
 Alcoy, Hl-ko-E. 
 Aldabra, Hl-d^-brq. 
 Aldan, ill-dqn. 
 Alden. 01'den. 
 Alderney, 61'der-ni. 
 Alem-Tejo, or Alen-Tejo, fl- 
 
 leij-Ta-jQ. [lon-scSn. 
 
 Aiencon, A-len-son, [Fr.] H- 
 
 I^^cIe onli nq notajon emplffd in dis list iz At yqs ov an italik ;■ fer dE tril ov dat leter. Namz 
 dat, bi jeneral yqs in dis kuntri, hav bskdm Agglisizd, qr mqrkt wid de IflgUJ pronunsia/on rader 
 dan de Yqropeaa. 
 
 (741)
 
 742 
 
 J80GRAFIKAL NaMZ. 
 
 Alentego, Al-en-ta-go. 
 Aleppo, Al-ep-o, »/■ 
 
 Haleb, Hq-leb. 
 Aleria, Jl-la-re-a. 
 Alessandria, fl-les-^n-drs-q. 
 Aleutian, A-li\,-J'E-an, w 
 
 Aleutan, A-lq-tan. 
 Alexandria, Al-eks-an-dri-a. 
 Alford, ei'furd. 
 Algarve, Al-ga/'-va, &r 
 
 Algarbia, Al-gqr-bi-a. 
 Algiers, Al-jerz. 
 Algoa, Al-g6-a. 
 Alhatua, fll-q-mq. 
 Alicante, H-le-kqn-ta, «?■ Al- 
 
 i-kant. 
 Alicata, H-lE-kq-tq. 
 Alicudi, Al-E-ktb-de. 
 Alkmaar, or Alckmaer, Alk-m(^r. 
 Allahabad, fl-lq-ha-bqd. 
 Allahshehr, ill-q-J4r. 
 AUe, ai'e. 
 
 Alleghany, Al-e-ga-ni. 
 Allen, Al'en. 
 Allier, fll-e-a. 
 Alloa, Al'o-a. 
 Alloway, Al'o-wa. 
 Almaden, fll-mq-den. 
 Almansa, fll-mqn-sq. 
 Almeida, fll-ma-e-dq. 
 Almeria, fll-ma-re-a. 
 Almirante, fll-me-rqn-ta. 
 Almorah, Al-mo-ra. 
 Almunecar, Al-mCD-na-kar. 
 Alnwick, An'ik. 
 Al Obeid, Al Q-bad. Se 
 
 < Ohtid.) 
 Alpena, Al-pe-na. 
 Alps, Alps. 
 Alsace, Hl-sqs. 
 Als, ills, er 
 
 Alsen, Hl'sen. 
 Alstahong, flls-tq-hog. 
 Altai, Bl-t). 
 Altamaha, Ol-ta-ma-he. 
 Altamira, fll-tq-me-rq. 
 Altamura, ill-tq-in(f)-rq. 
 Altena, or Altona, Hl'to-nq. 
 Altenburg, ill'ten-biarg. 
 Altin, M' Altyn, fll-tin. 
 Alton, 01'ton. 
 Altona, Al-to-na. 
 Altorf, fll'terf, er 
 
 Altdorf, Hlt'derf. 
 Altzey, or Alzey, illt'sj. 
 Aluta, or Aluuta, fl-lc6-tq. 
 Alvarado, fll-vq-rq-do. 
 Alvarez, fll'vq-rez. 
 Amager, fl'mq-ger. 
 Amalfi, fl-mql-fe. 
 Amapala, fl-aiq-pq-lq. 
 Amasera, or Amasrah, fl-m(^s-ra. 
 Amasia, w Amasieh, fl-mi^-ss-a. 
 Amatique, Am-a-tek. 
 Amaxichi, fl-mqks-e-ke. 
 Amazon, Am'a-zou. 
 Amazonia, Am-a-z6-ni-a. 
 Amberg, flm'berg 
 Ambert, Oii-b^/'. 
 Ambleside, Am'bl-sjd. 
 Amboise, On-bwqz. 
 Amboy, Am-bff. 
 Amboyna, Am-bff-na. 
 Ambriz, Am'briz, er flm-brez. 
 Ambro, Am'bro. 
 Ambrose, Am'broz. 
 
 Amedabad, A-med-a-bad. 
 Ameland, fl'mel-qnt. 
 Amelia, Am-E-li-a. 
 America, A-mer-i-ka. 
 Amersfort er Amersfoort, fi.'- 
 
 mers-fort. 
 Amga, flm'gq. 
 Amhara, ilm-h^-ra. 
 Amherst, Am'erst. 
 Amherstburg, Am'erst-burg. 
 Amiens, Am's-enz; \_Fr. fl'me-an.] 
 Amite, Am-Et. 
 Amlwch, Am'lcnk. 
 Ammer, Bm'er. 
 Ammonoosuck, Am-on-<fi-suk. 
 Amoo or Amou, fl-mcfi. 
 Amoor or Amour, il-mAr. 
 Amorgo, H-mer-go, er A-mer-gos, 
 Amoskeag, Am-os-keg. 
 Amoy, A-me', er 
 
 Emoui, Em-A-E. 
 Amphila, Am'fe-lq. [ser. 
 
 Amretsir, ilm-ret-ser, er Um-rit- 
 Amsterdam, Am'ster-dam. 
 Amu. Se {A?noo.) 
 Amur. Se {Amoor.} 
 Anabara, An-ab-a-ra, er fl-nc^- 
 
 bq-r^. 
 Anadeer, An-a-der, er 
 
 Anadir, An'a-der. 
 Anahuac, fln-q-wqk. 
 Anapa, An'a-pq. 
 Anatolia, An-a-tQ-li-a. Se 
 
 {jVatolia.y 
 Ancaster, An'kas-ter. 
 Ancona, Hn-kci-nq. 
 Andalusia, An-da-l<6-Je-a. 
 Andaman, An-da-man. 
 Andelys, Les, On-dla Laz. 
 Andemaeh, fln'der-nqk. 
 Andes, An'diz. 
 Andorra, Hn-dor-q. 
 Andover, An'do-ver. 
 Andro, fln'dro, er 
 
 Andros, An'dros. 
 Androscoggin, An-dros-kog-in. 
 Anegada, An-e-ga-da. 
 Angara, flj-gq-rq. 
 Angelica, An-jel-i-ka. 
 Angelina, An-JE-ls-na. 
 Angermanland, 'Og-er-mqn-lqnd. 
 Angers, An'jerz. 
 Anglesey of Anglesea, Ag'gl-SE. 
 A.ngola, An-g6-la. 
 Angora, An-ga-ra, er 
 
 Angoora, An-gc6-ra. [ndo. 
 
 Angornoo or Angoruou, An-gor- 
 Angustura, fln-gos-tcb-rq. 
 Angouleme, On'gcb-l^m. 
 Angra, flg'grq. 
 Anguilla, Ai)-gil-a. 
 Angus, Arj'gus. 
 Anhalt, Hn'hqlt. 
 Anholt, fln'holt. 
 Aniba, fl-ne-b(^. 
 Anjou, An'jcD; [Fr. On'36.] 
 Anjouan. Se {Anzooan..} 
 Anklam, fln'klqm. 
 Ankober, An-ko-ber. 
 Annaberg, An'a-berg. 
 Anagh, A-n^. 
 Annapolis, A-nap-o-lis. 
 Ann Arundel, An' Ar-dn-del. 
 Annocy, Hn-se. 
 Annobon, An'o-bon. 
 Annonay, An-o-na. 
 
 Anspacb, flns'pqk. 
 
 Anson, An'son. 
 
 Antalo, B.n-tq-16. 
 
 Antequera, Hn-ta-ka-rq. 
 
 Antibes, On-teb. 
 
 Anticosti, An-tE-kos-te. 
 
 Antietam, An-te-tam. 
 
 Antigua, An-te-ga. 
 
 Antilles, An-til-£z. 
 
 Antioch, An'ti-ok. 
 
 Antiparos, An-tip-a-ros. 
 
 Antipatris, An-tip-a-tris. 
 
 Antisana, fln-tE-sq-nq. 
 
 Antivari, An-te-vq-re. 
 
 Antolico, An-tol-i-ko. 
 
 Antongil, On-tcDii-gel, 
 
 Antrim, An'trim. 
 
 Antwerp, Ant'werp. 
 
 Anzico, An-ze-ko. 
 
 Anzin, On-zan. 
 
 Anzooan or Anzuan, An-zCD-an. 
 
 Aosta, H-os-tq. 
 
 Apache, H-pq-qa, (Indianz.) 
 
 Apalachee, Ap-a-lq-qs. [cola.} 
 
 Apalachicola. Se {AppalacM- 
 
 Apapura, fl-pq-piib-rq. 
 
 Apennines, Ap'en-jnz. 
 
 Apiocacumish, Ap-s-o-kak-um-iJ. 
 
 Apollonia, Ap-ol-6-ni-a. 
 
 Appalachicola, Ap-a-laq-i-k<5-la. 
 
 Appenzell, flp-ent-sel. 
 
 Appomattox, Ap-o-mat-oks. 
 
 Apt, Hpt. 
 
 Apure, il-p(6-ra. 
 
 Apurimac, fl-pc6-ri-mak. 
 
 Aqui, fl'kwE. 
 
 Aquila, fl'kwE-lq. 
 
 Aquin, fl-kan. 
 
 Aquino, fl-kwe-no. 
 
 Arabia, A-ra-bi-a. 
 
 Aracan. Se {Arrucan,} 
 
 Aracati, fl-rq-kq-te. 
 
 Arad, SL'rad. 
 
 Arad, Or'od. 
 
 Arafat, Ar'a-fat. 
 
 Aragon, Ar'a-gon; [S/J. fl-rq-gon.l 
 
 Araguay, Hr-q-gw|. 
 
 Araiche, A-raJ. 
 
 Aral, Ar'al. 
 
 Aranjuez, fl-rqn-hwet. 
 
 Aransas, Ar-an-sas. 
 
 Arapahoe, Ar-ap-a-ho. 
 
 Ararat, Ar'a-rat. 
 
 Aras, Ar'as, er 
 
 Araxes, Ar-aks-ez, 
 Arauca, fl-r's-kq. 
 Araucanians, Ar-e-ka-ne-anz. 
 Arbe, fl/''ba. 
 Arbroath, flr-brot. 
 Arcadia, flr-ka-di-a. 
 Archangel, flrk-an-jel. 
 Archipelago, flr-ks-pel-a-go. 
 Arcis, fl?'-se. 
 Areola, fl/'-ko-Iq. 
 Arcot, Hr-kot. 
 Ardebil, flr'de-bil. 
 Ardeche, il/'-daJ. 
 Ardelan, flr-de-lan. 
 Arden or Ardennes, Rr-den. 
 Ardencaple, flr'den-kap-el. 
 Ardrah, ilr'dra. 
 Arechat or Arichat, Ar-e-Jat. 
 Arecivo, fl-ra-se-vo. 
 Aremberg, Ar'em-b6rg. 
 Arensburg, fl'renz-berg. Se 
 
 {A)-nsber(/.y
 
 JSOGRAFIKAL NaMZ. 
 
 743 
 
 Arequipa, 0-ra-ke-pq,. 
 
 Arezzo, fl-ret-so. 
 
 Argentan, A/'-jjon-ton. 
 
 Argentaro, flr-jen-tq-ro. 
 
 Argenteuil, A/'-jon-tiil. 
 
 Argentine, Hr'jen-tjn. 
 
 Argentiere, A;'-3on-tE-4''. 
 
 Argoon, Argoun, or Argun, Hr- 
 gAn. 
 
 Argos, flr'gos. 
 
 Argostolij A^'-gos-to-lg. 
 
 Argun. Se {Argoon.} 
 
 Argyle or Argyll, Hr-gil. 
 
 Argyro Castro, Ar'ge-ro K(^s-tro, 
 
 Arica, fl-re-kq. 
 
 Ariege, fl-re-aj. 
 
 Arimathea, Ar-i-ma-te-a. 
 
 Arinhos, fl-ren-yos. 
 
 Arispe, H-ris-pa. [se, 
 
 Arkansas, flr-kan-sas, (yr fl.r'kan- 
 
 Arkeeko, flr-kE-ko. 
 
 Arklow, Hrk'lo. l^erg.) 
 
 Arlberg, Hrl'berg. Se {Adler- 
 Arles, flrlz: [i^^.J Arl. 
 Armagh, ilr-mq. 
 Armagna<', A^'-mqn-y^k. 
 Armenia, flr-ms-ni-a. 
 Armentiere, Ar-mon-te-4''. 
 Armstrong, flrm'stroij. 
 Arnhein, flrn'hem: ritn, elso, 
 
 Arnheim, Hrn'hjm, 
 Arno, flr'no. 
 Arnon, flr'non. 
 Arnsberg, Hrnz'berg; {Ger.) 
 
 Arnz-herg. 
 Arnstadt, Arn'stqt. 
 Aroer, Ar'o-er. 
 
 Arolsen, Ar'ol-sen, er il'rol-sen. 
 Aroostook, Ar-c6s-t<l)k. 
 Arpino, A;'-pE-no. 
 Arques, flrks. 
 Arraean, Ar-a-kan, er 
 
 Aracan, Ar'a-kan. 
 Arran, Ar'an, 
 Arrapahoe, A-rap-a-ho. Ss 
 
 {ArajMkoe.y 
 Arras, Ar'as; [Fr.] fl-r^s. 
 Arriege, S?,. 
 Arrisberg, Ar'is-berg. 
 Arroe, Ar'o; mor korektli, 
 
 ^roe. 
 Artois, Ar-twq. 
 Arundel, Ar'un-del (in Eng.y 
 Arundel, A-riin-del {Ui S.} 
 Asaph, Az'af. 
 Asben, As-ben. 
 Ascension, A-sen-Jon. 
 Aschaffenburg. AJ-af-en-burg; 
 
 { Ger.) H-Jqt-en-burg. 
 Ascoli, fls'kco-lE. 
 
 Ascutncy, As-kdt-ni. 
 A&hantee, AJ-an-te; suaitjmz 
 
 ritn {Achanti.) [tus. 
 
 Ashdod, AJ'dod ( Azotus, Az-o- 
 Ashe, AJ. 
 
 Ashmunein, AJ-mcD-njn. 
 Ashover, AJ'o-ver. 
 Ashtabula, AJ-ta-b4-la. 
 Ashtaroth, AJ'ta-rot. 
 Ashton, AJ'ton. 
 Ashuelot, AJ'wE-lot. 
 Asia, il'fi-n. 
 
 Asna, As'nq. Se {£sne.} 
 . Aspern, fls'pem. 
 Asphaltites, As-fal-tj-tgz. 
 Aspropotamo, As-pro-pot-a-mo. 
 Assam, A-sam. 
 Assen, fls'en. 
 , Assiniboin, A sin-i-bern. 
 Assisi, A-SE-SE. 
 Assouan er Assuan, fls-w^n. 
 Assumption, A-sdmp-Jon. 
 Asterabad, fls-ter-a-bqd, w 
 
 Astrabad, ils-tra-bqd. 
 Asti, fls'te. 
 Astorga, ils-ter-gq. 
 Astoria, As-t6-ri-a. [kan, 
 
 Astracan, or Astrakhan, As-tra- 
 Asturias, fls-toi-rE-qs. 
 Atiicama, il-tq-kq-mq 
 Atauai, H-t-s-j. Se {Atooi.} 
 Atbara, At'ba-rq. 
 Atchafalaya, Aq-af-a-lj-a. 
 Atcheen, or Acheen, Aq-en. 
 Ath or Aath, fit. 
 Athapescow, At-a-pes-ko, er 
 
 Athabasca, At-a-bas-ka. 
 Athboy, At'bef. 
 Athens, Afc'enz. 
 Athlone, At-l<an. 
 Athol, At'ol er fl'tlol. 
 Athos, At'os. 
 Athy, At-j. 
 Atico, R-tE-ko. 
 Atina, fl-ts-nq. 
 Atlantic, At-lan-tik. 
 Atlas, At'las. 
 Atooi, fl.-t<l)-j. 
 Atrato, R-trq-to. 
 Atri, R'tre. 
 Attala, At'a-la. 
 Atter, Rt'er. 
 Attigny, Rt-EU-ys. 
 Attock, A-tok, er 
 
 Attock Benares, A-tok Ben-q- 
 
 rEz. 
 Attruck, At-ruk. 
 Atuai, R-t<i)-|. 
 Aube, Ob. 
 Aubenas, Ob'nq. 
 
 Aubigny, O-bin-ye. 
 Auburn, 0'bum. 
 ) Auburn, 9'burn. 
 Aubusson, 0-be-s6n. 
 
 Auch, OJ. 
 
 Aude, G)d. 
 
 Audenarde, O-den-ani. 
 
 Auerbach, 3'er-bqk. 
 
 Auerstadt, "5'er-stat. 
 
 Augela er Aujila, 9'J8-la. 
 
 Augsburg, Ogz'burg. 
 
 Augusta er Agosta, 0-gds-ta. 
 
 Augustine (St.j, O-gas-ten. 
 
 Augustovo, 9-gds-tcj-vo. 
 
 Aunis, O'nE. 
 
 Aurich, U'rik. 
 
 Aurillac, O-rel-yqk. 
 
 Aurungabad, O-rup-ga-b^d. 
 
 Austerlitz, 9s'ter-liis. 
 
 Austral, 9s'tral. 
 
 Australasia, 9s-tral-a-J'i-a. 
 
 Australia, 93-tra-li-a. 
 
 Austria, 9s'tri-a. 
 
 Autauga, 9-to-ga. 
 
 Autun, (D-tuii. 
 
 Auvergne, O-vern er 0'v4ra, 
 . Aux Cayes, O Ka. 
 
 Auxerre, 0-s4''. 
 
 Ava, R'va. 
 
 Avatchka. Se {Aivafska.} 
 
 Avallon, R-vq-luh. 
 
 Avatscha, A-vats-ka. 
 
 Aveiro, R-va-e-ro. 
 
 Avella, R-vel-q. 
 
 Avellino, R-vel-E-no. 
 
 Avenches, R-ronj". 
 
 Averno, R-ver-no. 
 
 Aversa, R-ve/--sq. 
 
 Avesnes, R-van. 
 
 Aveyron, R-va-rcJn. 
 
 Avignon, R-vsn-yon. 
 
 Avila, R've-lq. 
 
 Avlona, Rv-lo-nq. 
 
 Avon, il'von. 
 
 Avranches, Rv-ron. 
 
 Awatska, A-wats-ka, er 
 Avatchka, A-vqq-ka. 
 
 Awe, 9. 
 
 Axoom, Axoum, or Axum, Aks. 
 (6m. 
 
 Ayacucho, f-q-kLO-qo. 
 
 Ayamonte, 'f-a-mon-ta. 
 
 Ayasoolook, 'I-a-stT)-la)k. 
 
 Aylesbury, 31z'ber-i. 
 
 Ayr, A.r. 
 
 Ayrshire, ^'Jsr. 
 
 Azerbaijan, Rz-er-bj-jqn. 
 
 Azof. Azoph, or Azov, Az'of. 
 
 Azores, Az'iiirz. 
 
 B. 
 
 Baalbce, Bql-bek. Se {Balbec.} 
 Baba, Cape, Ba-b^ Kap. 
 Babel-mandel, Ba-bel-man-del. 
 Bacchiglione, Bq-kfil-yw-na. 
 Baehian. Bak-i-an. 
 Badagry, Ba-dag-ri. 
 Badajos, Bad-a-hos. 
 Baden, Bq-dcn. 
 Budenweiler, Bq-den-wj-ler. 
 Badku, Bqd-ktf), er 
 Bakoo, Bq-kiD. 
 
 Baeza, or Baeca, Bq-a-bq. 
 Baffa, Bqf-q. 
 
 Baffin's iBay.) Baf-inz (Ba.) 
 Bngdad. Bcig-dqd, er Bag-dad 
 Baghermeh, Bq-ger-mE. 
 Bagnarea, Bqn-yq-ra-q. 
 Bagneres de Bigorre, Bqn-y4»' 
 
 de Be-gor. 
 Bagneres de Luehon, Bqn-y4'* 
 
 de Lq,-Juh. 
 BagQols, Bqn-yol. 
 
 Bagnorea, Bqn-yo-ra-q. 
 Bahamas, Ba-ha-maz. 
 Bahar, Bq-har. 
 Bahari, Bq-hre. 
 Bahia, Bq-E-q. 
 Bahireh, Bq-hE-re. 
 Bahlingen. Bq-li;i-en. 
 Bahr-el-Abiad, Bar-el-R'bi-qd. 
 Bahr-el-Azrek, Bar-el-Rz'rek. 
 Bahr-el-Merj, Bar-el-Merj. Se 
 {M Margi.)
 
 744 
 
 J80GRAFIKAL N£IMZ. 
 
 Baikal, Bj-k(^l. 
 
 Baireuth, Bj-rtt)6. 
 
 Bairout, Bi-rODt. Ss {Beyroot.) 
 
 Baja, Bq,-yq. 
 
 Bajada, or Baxada, Bq,-h4-dq. 
 
 Bakon, or Bakou, Bq-kdb. 
 
 Baku, Bq-koo. 
 
 Balaghauts, Bal-a-gets. 
 
 Balaklava, Bal-a-klq-vq. 
 
 Balaruc, Bq-lq-rtak. 
 
 Balasore, Bal-a-sor. 
 
 Balbee, Bal-bek, er Bal-bek. 
 
 Balcash, Bal-kaJ. Se {Bal- 
 
 kash.y 
 Baldwin, Beld-win. 
 Bale, Brjl. Ss (Basel.) 
 Balearic, Bal-e-ar-ik, ('Plandz.) 
 Balfurosh, Bal-fur-oJ, er 
 
 Balfroosh, Bal-frcJbJ. Ritn el- 
 
 SQ {Balfroiich,} and {Bal- 
 
 /rvsck.y 
 Bali, Bal-i. Se {Bally.} 
 Balize, Bq-lez. 
 Balkan, Bql-kqn. 
 Balkash, Bql-k(y. 
 Balkh, Bqlk. Ritn elso 
 
 {Biilkh.} 
 Ballard, Bal-ard. 
 Balls ny's, Bal-e-niz, 
 Ballina, Bal-e-nq. 
 Ballinasloe, Bal-in-a-sl6. 
 Ballston, Belz-ton. 
 Ballston Spa, Balz-ton Spq. 
 Bally, Bal-i. 
 
 Bally-shannon, Bal-i-|an-on. 
 Baltic, Bel-tik. 
 Baltimore, Bel-ti-mor, er Belt- 
 
 E-mor. 
 Baltingglass, Belt-in-glds. 
 Bamakoo, Bam-a-kro. 
 Bambarra, Bam-bar-a. 
 Bamberg, Bqm-be?'g. 
 Bambook, Bam-bAk. 
 Bamian, Bq-ms-qn. 
 Bammakoo, Bam-a-kd). Se 
 
 {Bamakoo.} 
 Bamoo, Bq-mA. 
 Banca, Bar)-ka. 
 Bancallary, Ban-kal-a-ri. 
 Bancout, Bqn-kdot. 
 Banda, Ban-da. 
 Bandon, Ban-don. 
 Banffshire, Bamf-Jer. 
 Bangalore, Baij-ga-lor. 
 Bangkok, Bai)-k6k. 
 Bangor, Bag-gor. 
 Banica, Bq-ne-kq. 
 Banjarmassin, Ban-yar-ma-sin. 
 Bann, Bqn. 
 Bannacks, Ban-aks. 
 Bannoekburn, Ban-ok-bdrn. 
 Bantam, Ban-tam. 
 Bantry, Ban-tri. 
 Bapaume, Bq-pom. 
 Baraba, Bar-a-bq. 
 Baraiche, Ba-raq. 
 Barataria, Bar-a-ta-ri-a. 
 Baracoa, Bar-a-k(5-a. 
 Barbados, or Barbadoes, Bar- 
 
 ba-doz. 
 Bar-le-duc, Bar-le-diik. 
 Barbary, Bqr-ba-ri. 
 Barbour, Bqr-ber. 
 Barbuda, Bar-b(6-da. 
 Barca, Bqr-ka. 
 Barcellos, Bar-s6I-os. 
 
 Barcelona, Bqr-ta-16-nq. 
 
 Barege, Bq-raj. 
 
 Bareilly, Bar-a-le. 
 
 Bari, Bq-re. [n,as.) 
 
 Barinas, Bq-ren-qs. Se ( Fart- 
 
 Barletta, Bar-let-q. 
 
 Barmen, Bqr-men. 
 
 Barnaul, Ba/'-n'sl. 
 
 Barnegat, Bqr-ne-gat. 
 
 Barnsley, Bqrnz-le. 
 
 Parnstable, Bqrn-sta-bl. 
 
 Barnstaple, Bqrn-sta-pl. 
 
 Barnwell, Bqrn-wel. 
 
 Baroach, Bq-roq. 
 
 Baroda, Bar-o-da. 
 
 Barometz, Bar-o-mets. [to. 
 
 Barquisimeto, Bqr-kwe-se-me- 
 
 Barra, Bar-a, er B^r-q. 
 
 Barraux, Bar-d). 
 
 Barre, Bar-e. 
 
 Barrege, or Barege, Ba-raj. 
 
 Barren, Bar-en. 
 
 Barrima, or Barima, Bq-re-mq. 
 
 Barrow, Bar-o. 
 
 Barry, Bar-i. 
 
 Bartsch, Ba/'q. 
 
 Basel, B4'"^6l. 
 
 Basman, Bqs-m^n. 
 
 Basque, Bask. 
 
 Basrah, Bqs-r4. 
 
 Bassano, Bq-sq-no. 
 
 Bassas, Bas-as. 
 
 Basse-terre, Bqs-t4»*. 
 
 Bassora, B^s-o-rq, er 
 
 Basrah, Bas-ra. 
 Bastan, Bds-tan. 
 Bastia, Bqs-te-q. 
 Bastogne, Bqs-tony. 
 Bastrop, Bas-trop. 
 Batavia, Ba-ta-vi-a. 
 Bathurst, Bat-urst. 
 Batiscan, Bq-tis-kqn. 
 Baton Rotige, Bat-on Rcdj. 
 Batroon, Batroun, ar Batrun, 
 
 Bq-trdEin. 
 Battaglia, or La Battaglia, I4 
 
 Bq-t41-yq. 
 Batticaloa, Bat-i-ka-lca-a. 
 Bausset, Bo-sa. 
 Bautzen, B'st-sen. 
 Baux, Bq. 
 Bavaria, Ba-va-ri-a. 
 Bayao, Bq-yq-can. 
 Bayazid, or Bayazeed, Bj-a-zed. 
 Bayeux, Bq-yiv 
 Bayla, Bella, or Bela, Ba-lq. 
 Bayonne, Bq-yon. 
 Bayou, Bj-oo. 
 Bayreuth, Bi-rdbt. 
 Bazarjik, Bq-zar-jek. 
 Bazas, Bq-zq. 
 Baztan, Baz-tan. 
 Beaminster, Be-mins-ter. 
 Beam, Ba-ar. 
 Beaucoup, Bo-krf)p. 
 Beaufort, Bi\,-fort. 
 Beaujeu, Ba-i^i],. 
 Beauley, B6-le. 
 Beaune, Bon. 
 Beauvais, Bo-va. 
 Bedfordshire, Bed-ford-Jer. 
 Bednore, Bed-nur. 
 Bedouin, or Beduin, Bed-m-in, 
 
 er B^d-o-wen. 
 Beechey, Be-qe, [{Bider.} 
 
 Boeder, Be-der. Ritn elso 
 
 Beeroo, Be-rdo. 
 
 Beersheba, Be-^r-Je-ba. 
 
 Befort, Ba-for.' Se {Belfori.} 
 
 Behring's, Be-rii)z. 
 
 Bella, Ba-8-lq. Se {Biela.} 
 
 Beira, Ba-e-rq. 
 
 Beiroot, or Beirout, Ba-MOt. Se 
 
 {Bei/root.} 
 Beith,' Bet. 
 Beja, Ba-jq. 
 
 Bejapoor, Be-ja-pdar. [ed. 
 
 Beled-el-Jereed, Bel-ed-el-Jer- 
 Belem, Bel-ei). 
 
 Belfast, Bel-fast, er Bel-fdst. 
 Belfort, Bel-for. 
 Belgium, Bel-je-um. 
 Belgrade, Bel-grad. 
 Belknap, Bel-nap. 
 Bellefontaine, Bel-fon-tan. 
 Bellefonte, Bel-font. 
 Belle Isle, or Bellisle, Bel-jl, 
 Bellemonte, Bel-mont. 
 Belleville, Bel-vil. 
 Bellinzona, Bel-in-za-nq. 
 Belmonte, Bel-mon-ta. 
 Beloochistan, Bel-di-qis-tqn. 
 Belurtag, Be-lur-tag. 
 Belvidere, Bel-ve-der. 
 Beloor, Be-lc6r. 
 Belovar, Bel-o-var. 
 Bembaroughe, Bem-bq-rdoh, er 
 
 Bem-ba-rrf)g-e. 
 Bembatook, Bem-ba-t*f)k. Se 
 
 {BomletoTc.} 
 Benares, Ben-q-rez. 
 Bencoolen, Ben-kcf)-len. 
 Bendemir, Bend-e-mer. 
 Bender, Ben-der. 
 Benevente; Ben-a-ven-ta. 
 Benevento, Ben-e-ven-to. 
 Bengal, Ben-gel. [zs. 
 
 Bengazi, or Benghasy, Ben-g^- 
 Benguela, Ben-ga-lq. 
 Beni, Ba-ne. 
 Benin, Ba-nen. 
 Benisooef, or Benisouef, Ben- 
 
 e-swef. 
 Benjarmassin, Ben-jar-ma-sen, 
 Ben Nevis, Ben Ng-vis. 
 Bennington, Ben-ii)-ton. 
 Benowm, or Benaum, Ben-im. 
 Bensaleni, Ben-sa-lem, 
 Bensheim, Bens-hjm. 
 Bentheim, Bent-hjm. 
 Berar, Ba-rqr. 
 Berat, Ber-^t. 
 Berbera, Ber-ba-ra. 
 Berbice, Ber-bes. 
 Beresina, or Berezina, Ber-ez- 
 
 e-nq. 
 Berezoff, Ber-ez-6f. 
 Bergamo, Be?'-gq-m(a. 
 Bergen, Ber-gen, {Europe.} 
 Bergen, Ber-jen, {U. S.} 
 Bergenhuus, Berg-en-hoDs. 
 Bergenopzoom, Berg-en-op-Z(5m. 
 Bergoo, or Bergou, Ber-gct>. 
 Bergopzoom, Berg-op-zcim. 
 Bergues, Berg. 
 Berhampoor, Ber-ham-p6r, 
 Berkley, Berk-li. 
 Berkshire, Berk-Jer. 
 Berlin, B^r-li'n, [G.] Be?'-lEn, 
 Bermudas, Ber-mtf)-daz. 
 Bern, or Berne, Be?n. 
 Bernard, St., Sant Ber-nard.
 
 J80GRAFIKAL NffMZ. 
 
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 Bernardino, Ber-nni'-di-na. 
 Bernardotte, Ber-nar-dot. 
 Bernburg, Becn-bcorg. 
 Berrien, Ber-i-en. 
 Bertie, Ber-te. 
 
 Berut, Ba-nfit. Se {Beyroot.} 
 Berwick, Ber-wik, { IT. S.) 
 Berwick, Ber-ik, {Eng.} 
 Berwickshire, Ber-ik-Jer. 
 Berytus, Ber-tus. 
 Besancon, fiez-on-son. 
 Bessarabia, Bes-a-ra-bi-a, 6i' 
 
 Bes-q-rq-be-q. 
 Bethabara, Bct-ab-a-ra. 
 Bethany, Befi-a-ni. 
 Beth Dagon, Bet Da-gon. 
 Bethel, Bet-el. 
 Bethlehem, Bet-le-hem. 
 Bethsaida, Bet-sa-da. 
 Bethshean, Bet-Js-an. 
 Betlis, Bet-lis. Ss {Bitlis.} 
 Bevedero, Ba-va-da-ro. 
 Beveland, Bev-el-and, [Z>.] Ba- 
 
 vel-qnt. 
 Beveren, Bev-er-en. 
 Beverley, Bev-er-le. 
 Beverly, Bev-er-li. 
 Bewdley, Bq,d-le. 
 Beyra, or Beira, Ba-e-rq. 
 Bexar, Ba-hqr, er Ba-qr. 
 Beyroot, Berut, Beirut, or Bai- 
 
 rout, Ba-rcot, [T.] Bi-rcttt. 
 Beziers, Ba-ze-a. 
 Bhamo, or Bhanmo, Bq-mo. Se 
 
 {jDamoo.y 
 Bhatgong, Bat-goi). 
 Bhering, Ber-ifl. Ss {Beliring.\ 
 Bhootan, Boo-ten. Ss {Bpotan.) 
 Bhopal, B6-pol. Ss {Bopaul.') 
 Bhurtpoor, Burt-pdor. 
 Biafra, Bs-af-ra. 
 Bialystok, Bs-ql-is-tok. 
 Bidassoa, Bid-a-so-a. 
 Biddeford, or Bideford, Bid-e- 
 
 ford. 
 Bider, Be-der. Se {£eeder.} 
 Biel, Bsl, 
 
 Bienne, Bs-en, [Fr.] 
 Biela, Be-a-lq. 
 Bielefeld, Be -la-felt. 
 Bielgorod, Bel-go-rod. 
 Bienne, Bi-en 
 Bieque, Bs-a-ka. 
 Bilbao, Bil-bq-Q: of n ritn (Bilboa.) 
 Biled-ul-Gerid, Bil-ed-ffil-jer-sd. 
 Billerica, Bi-ler-ik-a. 
 Billston. Bils-ton. 
 Bilma, Bil-ma. 
 Biloxi, Be-loks-g. 
 Bingazi, Bin-ga-zs. 
 Bingen, Bii]-en. 
 Bingham, Biii-am. 
 Binghamton, Biii-am-ton. 
 Bio-bio, Be-o-bg-o. 
 Biorneborg, Bs-er-ne-borg. 
 Birket-el-Keroon, or Keroun, 
 
 Ber-ket-el-Ker-dbn, 6r 
 
 Birket-el-Koorn, Ber-ket-el- 
 
 KcDrn. 
 Birket-el-Marioot, — Mq-re-dot. 
 Birlat, Ber-lqt. 
 Birma, Ber-ma, 6r 
 
 Burma, Bur-ma. 
 Birmingham, Ber-mig-ham. 
 Birr, Ber. 
 Biscay, Bis-ka. 
 
 Bisnagar, Bis-na-gqr. 
 
 Bissagos, Bis-q-gos. 
 
 Bistineau, Bis-te-no. 
 
 Bitlis, Bit-lss. 
 
 Blackford, Blak-furd. 
 
 Bladen, Bla-den. 
 
 Blanc, Mount [Fr. Mont Blanc, 
 
 Mon Blqn.] 
 Blanco, Blan-ko. 
 Blankenburg, BIai)k-en-burg. 
 Blanquilla, Blqij-kel-yq. 
 Bias, St., Sq Blqs, 
 Bias, St. (Mexico). Se {San 
 
 Bias.} 
 Bledsoe, Bled-so. 
 Bleiberg, Bli-berg. 
 Blenheim, Blen-im. 
 Blois, Blwq. 
 
 Boa Vista, Bo-q Ves-tq. 
 Bocage, Bo-kqj. 
 Bochna, B6k-nq. 
 Boden-See, Bo-den-Sa. 
 Bodmin, Bod-min. 
 Boduayn, Bo-dco-an. 
 Boeof, Bef. 
 
 Bog, sumtimz ritn (Boug,) Boog. 
 Boglio, B61-yo. 
 Boglipoor, Bia-gli-pdor. 
 Bogota, B(D-go-tq. 
 Bohemia, Bo-he-mi-a. 
 Bohmerwald, B6-mer-weld. 
 Boisee, Ber-sa. 
 Bois-le-Duc, Bwq-la-Dq^k. 
 Bojador, Boj-a-dor. 
 Bokhara, Bo-kq-rq, er 
 
 Bucharia. Bq-ka-re-a. 
 Bolbec, Bol-bek. 
 Bolee, Bo-ls. 
 
 Bolivar, Bo-ls-var, er B61-i-var. 
 Bolivia, Bo-liv-i-a. 
 Bologna, Bo-16n-yq. 
 Bolsena, Bol-sa-nq. 
 Bolsover, Bol-so-ver. 
 Bolton-le-Moors, Bol-ton-le-Moors. 
 Bolzano, Bol-z^-no. 
 Bombay, Bom-ba. 
 Bombetok, Bom-bs-tok. 
 Bona, Bu)-na. 
 
 Bonaventura, Bo-na-ven-tq^-ra. 
 Bona Vista, B6-na Vis-ta, or 
 
 Boa Vista, B6-a Vis-ta. 
 Bondou, Bon-d'8. 
 Boness, Bo-nes. 
 Bonifacio, Bo-ns-f^-qC). 
 Bonin, Bo-nen. 
 Bonn, Bon. 
 Boom, Bom. 
 Boone, BcDn. 
 
 Booraits or Bouretes, Bm-rats. 
 Boorkas, Bourgas, or Burgas, 
 
 BdSr-gqs. 
 Booroon w Bouroun, Boo-rcfin. 
 Boorsa, Se {BiUna.} 
 Boossa or Boussa, Btfjs-q. 
 Bootan, m' Bhootan, BiD-tqn. 
 Boothia, Bdbt-i-a. 
 Bopaul, ]5o-pel. 
 Borba, Ber-bq. 
 Borcette, Bo?'-set. 
 Bordeaux, Bor-do, er 
 
 Bourdeaux, Boor-do. 
 Boree, Bo-re. 
 Borgne, Bern. 
 Borneo, Ber-ne-o. 
 Bornhalm, Born-horn. 
 Borneo, Ber-mf); ritn elso Bomou. 
 
 Borodino, Bor-o-de-no. 
 Boscawen. Bos-ka-wen. 
 Boshuanas, BoJ"-i],-an-as, er 
 
 Betchuanas, Bet-qq-an-as. 
 Bosna-Serai, Bos-nq-Ser-j. 
 Bosnia, B6s-ni-a. 
 Bosporus, B6s-po-rus. 
 Bosrah or Bozrah, B6z-ra. 
 Bostan, Bos-tqn. 
 Bosteng, Bos-teg. 
 Boston, Bos-ton. 
 Bosworth, Boz-wurt. 
 Botany Bay, B6t-a-ni Ba. 
 Botetourt, B6t-e-turt. 
 Bothnia, B6t-ni-a. 
 Botzen, Bot-zen. 
 Bouillon, Bj)-El-y6n. 
 Boujeiah, Bro-ja-yq. 
 Boulogne, Ba)-16n. 
 Bourbon, Bttr-bon. 
 Bourbon, (A")/.,) Bur-bon. 
 Bourbon Lancy, BcD/'-bon Lan-se. 
 Bourbon L'Archambault, Boor- 
 
 bon Lq?'-Jqm-bQ. 
 Bourbonnes-les-Bains, Bojr-bon- 
 
 la-ban. [da. 
 
 Bourbon Vendee, Bcor-bon Vqn- 
 Bourdeaux or Bordeaux, BoQr-do. 
 Bourg, HiXir. 
 Bourgas, Bi»r-gqs. 
 Bourges. Boj/g. 
 Bouro, Bflo-ro. 
 Boursa or Boorsa, Bdor-sa. 
 Bouton, BiD-ton. 
 Bovienes, Bo-ven. 
 Bowdoin, Bo-den (Kolej). 
 Bowie, BA-E. 
 Boyne, Bern. 
 Bozzolo, B6t-so-lo. 
 Brabant, Brq-bant. 
 Bracken. Brak-en. 
 Bradford, Brad-ford. 
 Bradley, Brad-li. 
 Braga, Brq-gq. 
 Brahma, Brq-ma. 
 Brahmapootra, Brq-ma-pdot-ra, or 
 
 Burrampooter, Bur-am-pdbt-er. 
 Braidalbin, Bred-al-bin. 
 Branco, Brqi)-ko. 
 Brandenburg, Bran-den-burg. 
 Brandywine, Bran-di-wjn. 
 Bras d'or, Brq do/'. 
 Braunau, Br'x-n's. 
 Braunsberg, BrSuz-be/g. 
 Brava, Brq-vq. 
 Braxton. Braks-ton. 
 Brazil, Bra-zil; Brq-zel. 
 Brazos, Brq-zos. 
 Brazoria, Braz-6-ri-a. 
 Brazza, Brqt-sq. 
 Breathitt, Bret-it. 
 Breckenridge, Brek-en-rij. 
 Brecknock, Brek-nok, or 
 Brecon, Brek-on. 
 Breccon, Brek-on. 
 Breda, Bra-dq. 
 
 Bregentz or Bregenz, Bra-gents. 
 Breisach, Brj-zqk. 
 Breitenback, Bri-ten-bqk. 
 Bremen, Brem-en or Bra-men; 
 
 {V. S.) Bre'-men. 
 Breneau, Bren-o. 
 Brenta, Bren-ta. 
 Brescia, BreJ-i-a or Br^J-q. 
 Breslau, Bres-le or Br^s-ls. 
 Brest, Brest.
 
 746 
 
 JSOGRAFIKAL NaMZ. 
 
 Bretagne, Bre-ti^ny, er 
 
 Brittany, Brit-a-ni. 
 Breton, Brit-on. 
 Briancon, Bre-on-san. 
 Briare, Bre-4r. 
 Bridgenorth, Brij-nert. 
 Bridgeport, Brij-port. 
 Bridgetown, Brij-fsa. 
 Bridge water. Brij-we-ter. 
 Bridport, Brid-port. 
 Brieg, Brsg. 
 Briel, Brel. 
 Brienne, Bre-en. 
 Brienz, Bre-ents, 
 Brighton, Brj-ton. 
 Brindisi, Brin-de-se. 
 Brisach, Brs-zqk. 
 Brisgau, Bris-g's. 
 Bristol, Bris-tol. 
 Britain, Brit-en. 
 Brittany, Brit-a-ni. 
 Brixen, Briks-en. 
 Brixham, Briks-am. 
 Brocken, Brok-en. 
 Bred, Brod. 
 Brody, Br6-di. 
 Broek, Briak. 
 Bromberg, Brom-berg. 
 Bromley, Briim-ls. 
 Brondolo, Bron-do-lo. 
 Brookline, Brtak-lju. 
 Brooklyn, Bruik-lin. 
 Broome, Broom. 
 Brough, Bruf. 
 Bruchsal Brtak-sql. 
 Bruck, Bruk. 
 
 Bruges, Brdb-jez. 
 Bruhl, Br<JDl. 
 Briinn, Brain or Brn,n. 
 Brunswick, Brunz-wik. 
 Brusa, Bnt-sa. 
 Brussels, Briis-elz; [Fr.] 
 
 Bruxelles, Bri],-sel. 
 Bryan, Bri-an. 
 Brzezany, B^a.-^(^-n^. 
 Buehan, Biik-an. 
 Buchanan, Buk-an-an. 
 Bucharia, Bn,-ka-ri-a. 
 Buchorest, B^-kio-rest, ei 
 
 Bucharest, Bi^-ka-rest. 
 Buckeburg, Buk-E-burg. 
 Buckingham, Biik-ir)-am. 
 Buckinghamshire, Biik-ig-am-Jgr. 
 Buda, B^-da. 
 Budweis, Bdbd-wjs. 
 Buen Ayre, Bwen i'ra. 
 Buenaventura, Bwa-nq-ven-t<f)-rq. 
 Buena Vista, Bwa-nq Vis-tq. 
 Buenos Ayres, Bcj-nus £I'riz. 
 Buffalo, Buf-a-lca. 
 Bug, BoDg. 
 Bailth, Bilt. 
 Bujalance, Bq,-ja-lqn-ss. 
 Bukharia, Bq-ka-ri-a. 
 Bukke Fiord, Btok-a Fg-Jird. 
 Bulama, Bq-la-mq. 
 Bulgaria, Bul-ga-re-a. 
 Bulaeh, BA-lqk. 
 Bulkh, Bulk. 
 Buncombe, Bdi)k-um. 
 Bundeleund, Bun-del-kdnd. 
 Bunder Abassee {or Abassi,) 
 
 Bun-der A-bas-E. 
 Bunpoor, Bun-pi-OT. 
 Buntzlau, Bunts-1's. 
 Burdwan, Biird-wen. 
 Bureau, Bq-ro. 
 Burg, Burg; [(?.] Bia?'g. 
 Burgas, Bdbr-gqs. 
 Burgdorf, Bco/'g-derf. 
 Burgos, iimr-gas. 
 Burgundy, Bdr-gun-di. 
 Burhampoor, Bur-ham-p<j5r. 
 Burke, Burk. 
 Burlington, Bur-lig-ton. 
 Burma, Bur-ma. 
 Burnley, Burn-Is. 
 Burrampooter, Bur-am-pcB-ter. 
 Bursa, Bc6r-sq, er 
 
 Brusa, Br6-sa. 
 Burseheid, Bcbr-Jit. 
 Burslem, Bdrs-lem. 
 Burton, Bur-ton. 
 Bury, Ber-e. 
 Busaco, Bcb-S(^-ko. 
 Bushire, BcD-Jer. 
 Buteshire, Bqt-Jer. 
 Butler, But-ler. 
 Butow, Bdb-tov. 
 Butrinto, Bq-trin-to, er 
 
 Bootrinto, Bco-trin-to. 
 Buttermere, But-er-mer. 
 Buxton, Buks-ton. 
 Buzzard's Bay, Buz-ardz Ba. 
 Byam Martin, Bj-am Mqr-tin. 
 Byraghur, Bi-rq-gur. 
 Byzantium, Bi-zan-Je-um. 
 
 C. 
 
 Cabarras, Ka-bar-as. 
 
 Cabell, Kab-el. 
 
 Cabenda, Kq-ben-da. 
 
 Cabes, Kqb-ez er Kqbz; ritn elso 
 
 Gabes and Gabs. 
 Cabool, Caboul, Cabul, Caubul, 
 
 Ka-b(61. 
 Cabrera, Kq-bra-rq. 
 Cabulistan, Kq-bi61-is-tqn. 
 Caceres, Kq-ta-rez. 
 Cachao, Kaq-^-o. 
 Cachias, Kq-Je-qs. 
 Cachoeira, Kq-Jo-a-e-rq. Se 
 
 {CoM/eira.} 
 Cacongo, Ka-kon-go, 
 Caddo, Kad-o. 
 Cadiz, Ka-diz, [S/j.] Kq-dit. 
 Cadore, Ka-dwr. 
 Cadron, Kad-ron. 
 Caen, Kon. 
 
 Caermarthen, Ker-mar-den. 
 Caernarvon, Ker-nar-von. 
 Caerphilly, Kqr-fil-i. 
 Caesarea Philippi, Ses-a-re-a 
 
 Fil-ip-i. 
 Caffraria, Kaf-ra-rE-a. 
 Caffres, Kaf-erj. 
 Cafiristan, Kaf-i-ris-tan. 
 Cagliari, K({\-yq^-TZ. 
 Cahawba, Ka-he-ba. 
 Cahokia, Ka-hti-ki-a. 
 Cahoi'S, </?• Cahoes, Ka-hcaz. 
 Caidareta, Ki-dq-ra-tq. 
 Cairngerm, Kqrn-germ. 
 Cairo, Ka-ro, ( U. 6'.} 
 
 Cairo, Kj-ro, {Egypt.y 
 Caithness, Kat-nes. 
 Calabar, Kal-a-bqr. 
 Calabria, Ka-la-brg-a, er Kq- 
 
 Iq-br£-q. 
 Calahorra, Kq-lq-6r-q. 
 Calais, Kal-Ls [F,:] Kq-la. 
 Calamata, Kal-q-mq-tq. 
 Calamianes, Kal-q-ms-q-nez. 
 Calatayud, Kq-lq-tq-ydbd. 
 Calatrava, Kal-a-trq-va. 
 Calbongos, Kql-bog-gias. 
 Calcasieu, Kql-ka-Jq, 6r Kul- 
 
 ka-Jq. 
 Calcutta, Kal-kiit-a. 
 Caldas da Rainha, Kql-dqs dq 
 
 Rq-en-yq. 
 Calder, Kel-der. 
 Caldwell, Kold-wel. 
 Caledonia, Kal-e-da-ni-a. 
 Calenberg, Kal-en-berg. 
 Calhoun, Kal-hcfin. 
 Calicut, Kal-i-kut. 
 California, Kal-i-for-ni-a. 
 Callao, Kq-l(^-ci, &r Kql-y^-o. 
 Callapooya, Kal-a-p<f)-ya. 
 Callaway, Kal-a-wa. 
 Callies, Kq-l£S. 
 Calraar, or Kalmar, Kal-mar. 
 Calne, Kqn. 
 
 Caltagirnne, Kql-ta-JE-ro-na. 
 Caltanisetta, Kal-tq-ng-set-q. 
 Calumet, K.il-yq-met. 
 Calvados, Kql-vq-dos, er Kql- 
 
 vq-dcDS. 
 
 Calvary, Kal-va-ri. 
 Calvert, Kal-vert 
 Calvi, Kql-VE. 
 Camargo, Kq-ma?'-gcD. 
 Camanche, Kq-mqn-qa. Ss 
 
 ( GmtiancTie.') 
 Camarones, Kam-ar-(5-nez. 
 Cambahee, Kam-ba-he. 
 Cambay, Kam-ba. 
 Cambodia, Kam-bo-di-a, 6r 
 
 Cambodja, Kam-bo-ja, er 
 
 Camboge, Kam-boj. 
 Cambray, or Cambrai, Kam-bra, 
 
 vr Kqn-bra. 
 Cambria, Kam-bri-a. 
 Cambridge, Kam-brij. 
 Cambridgeshire, Kam-brij-Jer. 
 Camden, Kam-den. 
 Camerones, Kam-er-o-nez. 
 
 Cameroons, Kam-er-donz. 
 Caminha, Kq-men-yq. 
 Campagna, Kqm-pqn-yq. 
 Campbell, Kam-el. 
 Campbelltown, Kam-el-t'sn. 
 Campeachy, or Campeche, Kam- 
 
 pe-qs. 
 Campo Basso, K(^m-po Bf^s-O. 
 Cana, Ka-na. 
 Canada, Kan-a-da. 
 Canaguan, Kan-a-gw^n. 
 Canajoharie, Kan-a-jo-har-E. 
 Canandaigua, Kan-an-da-gwa. 
 Cananea, Kq-nq-na-q. 
 Cananore, Kan-a-nor. 
 Canara, Kan-a-ra.
 
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 Canaries, Ka-na-rez. 
 CanatT', Grand, Grand Ka-na-ri. 
 Canasauga, Kan-a-se-ga. 
 Canastota, Kan-a-sto-ta, 
 Canaveral, Kan-av-e-ral. 
 Cancao, Kqn-kq-o. 
 Candahar, Kan-da-har. 
 Candeish, Kan-deJ. 
 Candia, Kan-di-a, »r 
 
 Crete, Kret. 
 Canea, Kan-£-a. 
 Caniapuscaw, Kan-i-ap-u3-ke. 
 Canisteo, Kan-is-t£-o. 
 Cannouchee, Kan-cD-qe. 
 Canoga, Kan-6-ga. 
 Canonicut, Ka non-i-kut. 
 Canonsburg. Kan-onz-burg. 
 Canso, 6r Canseau, Kan-so. 
 Cantal, Kon-tql. 
 Canterbury, Kan-ter-ber-i. 
 Cantire, Kan-tir. 
 Canton, Kan-ton, (C! i9.) 
 Canton, Kan-ton, ( China.) 
 Cape Breton, Kap Brit-on. 
 Cape Girardeau, Kap Je-rar-do. 
 Cape Haitien, Kap Ha-ti-en, 
 
 \_Fr.] Kqp B.-£-tE-an. 
 Cape Palmas, Kap Pal-mas. 
 Capetown, Kap-t'sn. 
 Cape Verd Islands, Kap Verd 
 
 i'landz. 
 Cape Vincent, Kap Yin-sent. 
 Capernaum, Ka-per-na-um. 
 Capitanata, Kq-pe-tq-n^-tq,. 
 Capo d'Istria, Kq-po Dis-tre-q. 
 Capri, Kq-pre. {seli.) 
 
 Capsali, Kqp-sq-k. Se {Kap- 
 Capua, Kap-Ti,-a, [It.] Kq-pcD-q. 
 Caqueta, Kq-ka-tq. 
 Caracas, Kar-ak-as, [Sp.] Kq- 
 
 rq-kqs. 
 Caraman, Kqr-q-mqn. 
 Caramania, Kar-a-ma-ni-a. 
 Caravellas, Kqr-q-vel-qs. 
 Carbon, Kqr-bon. 
 Carbonara, Kqr-bo-nq-rq. 
 Carcassonne, Kar-kq-s6n. 
 Cardenas. Ka?-den-qs. 
 Cardiff, or Caerdiff, Kqr-dif. 
 Cardigan, Kqr-di-gan. 
 Cardiganshire, Kqr-di-gan-Jer. 
 Cardona, Kar-do-na. 
 Cariaco, Kar-i-q-ko. 
 Caribbean Sea, Kar-i-bg-an Se. 
 Caribbee Islands, Kar-i-be ¥ 
 
 landz. 
 Caribou, Kar-E-bc6. 
 Carinthia, Ka-rin-ti-a. 
 Carlisle, Kar-ljl. 
 Carlow, Kqr-lcD. 
 Carlowitz, &r Karlowitz, 'Kqr- 
 
 lo-vits. [bad. 
 
 Carlsbad, &r Karlsbad, Kqrlz- 
 Carlscrona, Kqrlz-knij-nq, er 
 
 Carlscroon, Kqrlz-krdin. [rdo. 
 Carlsruhe, or Karlsruhe, KaHz- 
 Carlstadt, &r Karlstadt, Karl- 
 
 stqt. 
 Carmagnola, Kqr-man-yo-la. 
 Carmel, Kqr-mel. 
 Carmen, Kqr-men. 
 Carmo, Kqr-mo. 
 Carmona, Kar-mo-na. 
 Carnatic, Kar-nat-ik. 
 Camaul, Kar-nel. 
 Carniola, Kar-ni-o-la. 
 
 Carolina, Kar-o-li-na. 
 Caroni, Kq-ro-ns. 
 Carpathian, Kar-pa-ti-an. 
 Carpathus, Kqr-pa-tus. 
 Carpentaria, Kqr-pen-ta-ri-a. 
 Carpentras, Ka;-|Xiri-trqs. 
 Carrara, Kq-rq-rq. 
 Carriacou, Kar-E-a-kcfc. 
 Carrick-fergus, Kar-ik-fer-gus. 
 Carrik on Suir, Kar-ik on Ei\,r. 
 Carroll, Kar-ol. 
 Cartagena. Kqr-ta-je-na, 
 Cartago, Kar-tq-go. 
 Carthagena, Kqr-ta-jg-na. 
 Carter, Kqr-ter. 
 Carteret, Kqr-ter-et. 
 Carvoeiro, Ka/'-vo-a-E-ro. 
 Casac, Kq-^qk. 
 Casale, Kq-sq-la. 
 Casal ilaggiore, Kq-sql ilqd- 
 
 JQ-ra. 
 Casanana, Kas-a-nq-nq. 
 Casbin, er Kazbin, Kqz-ben. 
 Caschau, KaJ--s. 
 Cashalton, Kas-her-tn. 
 Cashan, 6r Ka^han, Kq-Jqn. 
 Ca-shel, KaJ-el. 
 Cashgar, KaJ-gqr. 
 Cashmere, KaJ-mEr. 
 Cashna, KaJ-na. 
 Casiquiare, Kq-se-ke-q-ra. 
 Caspian, Kas-pi-an. 
 Casscl, Kds-el. 
 Cassina, Ka-se-na. 
 Cassiquiari, Kas-E-kws-q-rE. 
 Castello Branco, Kqs-tel-o 
 
 Bran-ko. 
 Castiglione, Kqs-tel-yo-na. 
 Castillon, Kqs-tEl-yon. 
 Castile, Kas-tsl. 
 Castine, Kas-ten. 
 Castlebar, Kas-l-bqr. 
 Castleton, Kas-1-ton. 
 Castro, Kqs-tro. 
 Castro Giovanni, K^s-trca Jo- 
 
 vqn-£. 
 Casween, Kas-wen. 
 Caswell, Kas-wel. 
 Catabamba, Kq-tq-bqm-bq. 
 Catahoula, er Catahoula, Kat- 
 
 a-h6-la. 
 Catalonia, Kat-a-lo-ni-a. 
 Catamarca, Kq-tq-ma/'-kq. 
 Catania, Kq-tq-ns-q. 
 Catanzaro, Kq-rqn-zq-ro. 
 Catawba, Ka-te-ba. 
 Cateau Cambresis, Kat-o Kqm- 
 
 bre-SE. [stqt. 
 
 Catharinenstadt, Kat-a-rs-nen- 
 Catharina, St., Sant Kat-a- 
 
 rj-na. 
 Cathay, Kat-a. 
 Catmandoo, Kat-man-dco. 
 Catoche, Kq-to-qa. 
 Catorce, Kq-td/--sa. 
 Catskill, Kats kil. 
 Cattaraugus, Kat-a-re-gus. 
 Cattaro, Kq-tq-ro. [gat. 
 
 Cattegat, i>r Kattegat, Kat-£- 
 Caubul, Ko-bifjl. 
 Cauca, K-s-kq. 
 Caucasus, Ko-ka-sas. 
 Caune. Kon. 
 Cava, Kq-vq. 
 Cavaia, Kav-a-lq. 
 Cavan, Kav-an. 
 
 Cavery, 6r Cauvery, Ke-ver-e, 
 Cawnpore, Ken-por. 
 Caxamarca, Kq-hq-ma/'-kq. 
 Ca.xatambo, Kq-hq-tqm-bo. 
 Caxias, or Cachias, Kq-Js-as. 
 Caxoeira, er Cachoeira, Kq-Jo- 
 
 a-E-rq. 
 Caycos, Kj-kos. 
 Cayenne, Kj-en. 
 Cayes, Ka. 
 Cayman, Kj-mqn. 
 Cayuga, Ka-yq-ga. 
 Ca3ruse, Ka-j^qs. 
 Cazembe, Kaz-em-be. 
 Cazenovia, Kaz-en-(j-vi-a. 
 Cebu, SE-b(&. Se {Zebu.} 
 Cecil, Sis-il. 
 
 Cedron, Se-dron. Se {Kidron.y 
 Cefalu, fe'ef-q-lO). 
 Celano, t'a-lq-no. 
 Celebes, Sel-e-bez. 
 Celle, or Zelle, Tsel-e. 
 Cenis, Sa nes. 
 Cephalonia, Sef-a-lo-ni-a. 
 Ceram, SE-ram. 
 Cerigo, Ger-s-gca. 
 Cerignola, Ser-iu-yo-lq. 
 Cervera, Ser-va-rq. 
 Cervia, fe'er-vi-q. 
 Cervin, Ser-van. 
 Cervione, Ser-ve-6-na. 
 Cesena, Ca-sa-nq. 
 Ceuta, Sq,-ta, [.S/>.] He-OD-tq. 
 Cevennes, Sa-ven. 
 Cevero Vostotchnoi, Sev-er-o 
 
 Vos-toc-nff. 
 Ceylon, Se-lon, or Sil-6n. 
 Chacao, t'a-kq-o. 
 Chaco, 6q-ko. 
 Chagong, 6a-gqi). 
 Chagres, fe'q-gres. 
 Chalagskoi, Zql-qg-skff. 
 Cbaleur, Zal-ifcr. 
 Chalons-snr-Marne, Sq-loii-sur- 
 
 Ma?-n. [Son. 
 
 Chalons-sur-Saone, Xq-lon-sur- 
 Chambers, Ham-heTZ. 
 Chambersburg, t'am-berz-burg. 
 Chambery, Xon-ba-re. 
 Chambloe, Eam-ble. 
 Chamil, Kq-mgl. Se {KTutmil.} 
 Chamouny, Sq-ma)-ne. 
 Champagne, Xqra-pqny. 
 Champaign, Eam-pan. 
 Champlain, Sam-plan. 
 Chandeleur. Zan-dE-la>r. 
 Changhai, Za;)-hi. 
 Chaii;rmai, er tchangmai, 
 
 Eaij-mj. 
 Chapala. Gq-jjq-lq. 
 Chapel Hill, (-.'ap-el Hil. 
 Chapultepec, fe'q-piDl-ta-pek. 
 Charasm, Kq-raz-m. Se {Khor 
 
 ras^m.) 
 Charcas, Gar-kqs. 
 Charente, Xq-rqht. 
 Chariton, far- i -ton. 
 Charkow, Kar-kof. 
 Charlemont, Sqrl-mont. 
 Charieroi, Xqrl-rwq. 
 Charleston, t'qriz-ton. 
 Charlestown, fc'qriz-fsn. 
 Charleville, Ea/l-vil. 
 Charlevoix. Sqr-le-vff. 
 Charlotte. Xqr-lot. 
 ChariottesviUe, Eqr-lots-Til.
 
 748 
 
 JEOGRAFIKAL NQMZ, 
 
 Charlton, Gqrl-ton. 
 Chartres, Ea/'-tr. 
 Charybdis, Ka-rib-dis. 
 Chatauque, Sa-tii-kwE, er 
 
 Chautauque, Xo-te-kwe. 
 Chateauguay, Eat-o-ga. 
 Chateaudun, Eq-to-dun. 
 Chateau-Gonthier, Eq-to-Goii- 
 
 t£-a. 
 Chateauroux, Xq-to-rc6. 
 Chat-el-Arab, Xqt-el-fl'rqb. 
 Chatellerault, Xq-tel-ro. 
 Chatham, t'at-am. 
 Chattahooche, Gat-a-hcfi-qe. 
 Chattooga, fe'a-t<6-ga. 
 Chaumont {France), Xca-mah. 
 Chaumont \N. Y.), Xo-m6. 
 Chautauque, Sa-te-kws. 
 Chazy, Ea-ze. 
 Chebucto, Ee-buk-to. 
 Chedabucto, Eed-a-bnk-to. 
 Chelekhof, Sel-e-kof. 
 Chelicut, Gel-i-kut. 
 Chelmsford, Cemz-ford 
 Chelsea, Gel-se. 
 Cheltenham, Gelt-nam. 
 Chemnitz, Kem-nits, 
 Chemung, Ee-mdi). 
 Chenango, Es-nai)-go, 
 Chenyang, Gen-yag. 
 Chenaub, Ge-neb. 
 Chepstow, 6ep-sto. 
 Cher, Eq^r. 
 Cherasco, Ke-ras-ko. 
 Cheraw, dle-re. 
 
 Cherburg, Eer-burg er S4^-ba)?'. 
 Cherokee, Ger-o-kt. 
 Cherso, Ker-so. 
 Cherson, Ker-son. 
 Chersonesus. Ker-scD-na-sus 
 Chertsey, Ges-i. 
 Chesapeake, Ges-a-pek. 
 Cheshire, GeJ-ir. 
 Chester, Ges-ter. 
 Chesterfield, Ges-ter-fsld. 
 Chesuncook, Ge-siin-kuk. 
 Chetimaehes, Get-i-maq-iz er 
 
 Eet-maJ. 
 Cheviot, Giv-i-ot. 
 Cheyenne, Es-en. 
 Chiana, Ks-q-nq. 
 Chiapa, Ge-q-pq. 
 Chiari, Ke-^-re. 
 Chiavari, K£-4-v(i-re. 
 Chiavenna, Ke-a-ven-a. 
 Chicago, Ei-ke-gQ. 
 Chichester, Gic-es-ter. 
 Chickamaga, Gik-a-me-ga. 
 Chickapee, Gik-a-pe. 
 Chickahominy, Gik-a-hom-i-ni. 
 Chickeeles, Gg-ka-lis. 
 Chickasaw, Gik-a-se. 
 Chicot, Ee-ko. 
 Chiem See, Kem Sa. 
 Chienne or Cheyenne, Ee-^n. 
 Chieti, Ke-a-te. 
 Chignecto, Eig-nek-to. 
 Chihuahua, Gs-wq-wq. 
 Chikailis, Ge-ka-lis. 
 Chili, Gil-E: [Sp.] Chile, Ge-la. 
 Chillicothe, Gil-i-k6t-£. 
 Chiloe, Gcl-ca-a (elmost Gil-wa.) 
 Chilts, Gilts. 
 
 Chimborazo, Gim-bQ-r^-zo. 
 China, GJ-na. 
 Chinaub, Ge-neb. 
 
 Chin India, Gin In'di-a, 
 Chinchilla, Gin-qel-yq. 
 Chinsura, Gin-sq,-ra. 
 Chinyang, Ein-yag. 
 Chioggia, Ke-od-jq. 
 Chios, Ke-os. 
 Chippenham, Gip-nam. 
 Chippewa, Gip-E-wa. 
 Chippeway, Gip-e-wa. 
 Chipuscoa, Ge-pus-ko-a. 
 Chiquitos, Gfi-ks-tos. 
 Chissoumaton, Eis-oo-mq-toii &r 
 
 Eis-tti-mq-tog. 
 Chiswick, Giz-ik. 
 Chittenden, Git-en-den, 
 Chittore, Git-6r. 
 Chivasso, Ki-vas-o. 
 Choco, Go-ko. 
 Choctaw, Gok-te. 
 Choczim, Kot-sim. 
 Cholmondely, Giim-li. 
 Cholula, GQ-lcf)-lq. 
 Chonos, G6-nos (flrkipelago). 
 Chorasan, Ko-ra-san. 
 Chorley, Ger-ls. 
 Choubar, G*-bqr. 
 Chowan, Go-wen. 
 Christiana, Kris-ti-an-a. 
 Christiania, Kris-tg-q-ne-q. 
 Christiansand, Kris-tE-qn-sqnd. 
 Christianstadt, Kris-te-an-stat, 
 Chrudim, Kr6-dim. 
 Chudleigh, Gdd-le. 
 Chulahoma, Gn-la-ho-ma. 
 Chumbul, Gum-bul. 
 Chumleigh, Gum-l£. 
 Chuprak, G(f)p-rq. 
 Chuquisaca, GcD-ke-s^-kq. 
 Chur, Koor. 
 Churchill, Gurq-il. 
 Ciara, SE-i^-ra; ritn, elso, Ceara 
 
 and Seara. 
 Cicacole, Sik-a-kol. 
 Cienfuegos, SE-en-fwa-gos. 
 Cilly, Sil-i: [G.] Tsil-£. 
 Cimarron, SE-mar-6n. 
 Cimbebas, Sim-ba-bas. 
 Cinaloa, Sin-q-lo-q. 
 Cincinnati, Sin-sin-d-ti. 
 Cinque Ports, Sigk Parts. 
 Cintra, Sin-tra er Sfin-trq. 
 Circars, Ser-k^rz. 
 Circassia, Ser-kaJ-i-a. 
 Cirencester, Sis-£-ter. 
 Cirknitz, Serk-nits. 
 Cittadella, Git-q-del-q. 
 Ciudad Real {SjMin}, IiE-co-dqd 
 
 Ra-41. 
 Ciudad Real {Mexico), SE-ca-d^d 
 
 Ra-41. 
 Ciudad Rodrigo, EE-cD-dad Ro- 
 
 drE-gcs. 
 Civita Vecchia, 6'£-VE-tq Yek-£-q. 
 Clackmannan, Klak-man-an. 
 Clagenfurth er Klagenfurth, 
 
 K14-gen-fcDrt. 
 Claiborne, Kla-burn. 
 Clalams, Klal-amz. 
 Clamecy, Klqm-SE. 
 Clara, Klq-rq. 
 Claremont, Kl;ir-£-mont. 
 Clausenburg, Kl's-sen-burg. 
 Clausthal er Klausthal, Kl'ss-tql. 
 Clayton, Kla-ton. 
 Clearfield, KlEr-f£ld. 
 Clermont, Kler-mont. 
 
 Clermont Ferrand, Kler-m6ii 
 
 Fer-on. [land. 
 
 Cleveland or Cleaveland, KIev- 
 Cleves, KIevz. 
 Clicsa, Klek-sq. 
 Clifton, Klif-ton. 
 Clinton, Klin-ton, 
 Clitheroe, Klid-er-o. 
 Clogher, K16h-er. 
 Cloghnakilty, Kloh-na-kil-tE, er 
 
 Clonakilty, Klon-a-kil-ti. 
 Clonmell, Klon-mel. 
 Closterbav, K16s-ter-ba. 
 Clyde, Kijd. 
 Clydesdale, Kljdz-dal. 
 Coahoma, Ko-a-ho-ma. 
 Coahuila, Ko-q-WE-lq. 
 Coango, Kc)-ar)-gQ. 
 Coanza, Ko-an-za. 
 Cobbe, K6b-8. 
 Cobee or Gobi, Ko-bE. 
 Cobija, Ko-bE-hq. 
 Coblentz, Kob-lents. 
 Cobu, Ko-boo. 
 Coburg, K6-burg. 
 Cochabamba, Ko-kq-b^m-bq. 
 Cochin, Ko-qsn. 
 Cochin China, KiD-QEn Gj-na. 
 Codogno, Ko-dilin-yo. 
 Codorus, Ko-do-rus. 
 Coeslin, Kes-lEn. 
 Coetivi, Ko-et-E-VE. 
 Coeur d'Alene, Koor da-Inn. 
 Coevorden, Kco-vor-den. 
 Coeymans, KwE-manz. 
 Cognac, K(Dn-yqk. 
 Cohahuila er Coahuila, Ko-q- 
 
 wE-lq, 
 Cohasset, Ko-has-et. 
 Cohoes er Cohoos, Ko-hoz. 
 Coimbatoor, Ko-im-ba-tdir, er 
 
 Coimbatore, Ko-im-ba-tiir. 
 Coimbra, Ko-im-bra er Ko-em- 
 
 brq. 
 Colborg, Kol-berg. 
 Colchester, K61-qes-ter. 
 Colding, Kol-dii). 
 Colerain, Kol-ran. 
 Colima, Ko-l£-mq. 
 Colleton, K61-£-ton, 
 Collumpton, Kol-dm-ton. 
 Colmar, Kol-mqr. 
 Colnbrook, K'sn-bnak. 
 Colne, Koln. 
 Cologna, Ko-lon-yq. 
 Cologne, Ko-16n. 
 Colombia, Ko-lom-bs-q. 
 Colombo, Ko-16m-bcD, er 
 
 Columbo, Ko-liim-bo. 
 Colonsa, K61-on-sa, er 
 
 Colonsay, K61-on-sa. 
 Colorado, Kol-o-rd-do. 
 Colosse, Ko-16s-£. 
 Coluguape. Ko-to-gwq-pa. 
 Columbia, Ko-lum-bi-a. 
 Columbiana, Ko-lum-bi-an-a. 
 Columbo, Ko-lum-bo. 
 Columbretes, Kol-um-bra-tEZ. 
 Columbus, Ko-liim-bus. 
 Comae, Koj-mak. 
 Comanche, Ko-man-qE, er 
 
 Camanche, Ka-man-qE. 
 Comayagua, Ko-mj-q-gwq, 
 Combermere, Kom-ber-mEr. 
 Comines, Ko-mEn. 
 Como, K6-mo.
 
 J80GEAFIKAL NSMZ. 
 
 749 
 
 Comorin, Kom-o-rin. 
 Comurn er Komorn, KQ-morn. 
 Comoro, K6m-o-ro. 
 Concan, K6i)-kan. 
 Conception, Kon-sep-Jon. 
 Conchas, Kon-kqs. 
 Conchas, Koa-Jqs. 
 Concord, Kog-kord. 
 Concordia, Kon-ker-di-a. 
 Conde, K6n-d£ dr Kon-da. 
 Coneeocheague, Kon-E-ko-qeg. 
 Conecuh, Ko-nt-ka. 
 Conemaugh, K6n-E-m9. 
 Conestoga, Kon-es-to-ga. 
 Conesus, Ko-ng-sus. 
 Congaree, Kog-ga-re. 
 Congleton, Koi) gl-ton. 
 Congo, K6r)-go. 
 Conuaught, K6n-et. 
 Conneaut, Kon-E-et. 
 Connecticut, Kou-et-i-kut. 
 Conococheague, Kon-o-ko-qt'g. 
 Constance, Koa-stans. 
 Constantina. Kon-stqn-tg-nq. 
 Constantinople, Kon-stan-ti-no- 
 
 pl, Y^vr];.\ Stambool, Stqm-bajl. 
 Conway, Kon-wa, e/' 
 
 Conwy, K6n-wE. 
 Cooch Bahar, Kct)k Ba-har. 
 Coomassie, KiB-mas-s. 
 Coos, KcDs. 
 Coosa, Ka)-sa. 
 
 Coosawhatchie, KiO-se-haq-i. 
 Copake, Ko-pak. 
 Copano, KQ-pu-no. 
 Copenhagen, Ko-pen-ha-gen. 
 Copiah, Ko-pi-a. 
 Copiapo, Ko-pi-a-pu. 
 CopimescaTv, Ko-pim-es-ke. 
 Coquet, K6k-et. 
 Coquimbo, Ko-kEm-bo. 
 Corachie, Kor-a-qe. 
 Corbach, K6/'-bqk. 
 Corbeau, Kor-bii. 
 Corbeil, Ker-bal. 
 Corcyra, Kor-si-ra. 
 Cordilleras, Kor-dil-e-ras. 
 Cordova, Kor-do-vq, or 
 
 Cordoba, Ker-do-bq. 
 Corea, Ko-rE-a. 
 Corfu, Kor-f6 or Ker-fq. 
 Corinth, Kor-int. 
 Cornwall, Korn-wel. 
 Coro, Ko-ro. 
 
 Coromandel, Kor-o-man-del. 
 Coronation, Kor-o-na-Jon. 
 Corone, Ko-ro-nE. 
 Corpus Christi, Ker-pus Kris-tE. 
 
 Correze, Kor-az. 
 
 Corrib, K6r-ib. 
 
 Corrientes, Kor-i-en-tsz. 
 
 Corsica, Ker-si-ka. 
 
 Corso, Ker-so. 
 
 Corte, K67-ta. 
 
 Cortland, Kort-land. 
 
 Cortona, Ko/'-to-nq. 
 
 Corunna, Ko-nin-a. 
 
 Corvo, Ker-vo. 
 
 Corydon, K6r-i-don. 
 
 Cos, Kos. 
 
 Cosala, Ko-sq-lq. 
 
 Cosenza, Ko-sen-zq. 
 
 Coshocton, KoJ-ok-ton. 
 
 Coslin, Coeslin, &r Koslin, Kes 
 
 Ieu. 
 Cosiguina, Ko-sg-ge-nq. 
 Cosne, Kon. 
 Cossacks, Kos-aks. 
 Cosseir, Ko3-4r. 
 Cossimbazar, Kos-im-ba-zqr. 
 Costarica, Kos-tq-re-kq. 
 Cosmoledo, Kos-mo-Ia-do. 
 Cotagayta, Ko-tq-gj-tq. 
 Cote d'Or. Kot do?'. 
 Cotes du Xord, Kot dq No?'. 
 Cothen or Coethen, Ko-ten or 
 
 Ke-ten. 
 Cotignola, Ko-tEn-yol-q. 
 Cotopaxi, Ko-tQ-paks-E. 
 Cottbus or Kottbus, K6t-btt)S. 
 Courland, Kcnr-land. 
 Courtableau, Kor-tq-blca. 
 Coartray or Courtrai, KcDc-tra. 
 Coutance, Koo-tons. 
 Coventry, Knv-en-tri. 
 Covington, Kfiv-ir)-ton. 
 Cowes, K'sz. 
 Cowela, K's-E-ta. 
 Cowelitsk, K"s-E-litsk. 
 Cracow, Kra-ko. 
 Crato, Krq-to. 
 Craven, Kra-ven. 
 Crawford, Kre-ford. 
 Creey, Kres-E. 
 Crefeld, Kra-felt. 
 Crema, Kra-mq. 
 Cremnitz, Krem-nits. 
 Cremona, KrE-mo-na. 
 Cressy, Kres-i. 
 Crete, KrEt. 
 Creuse, KrcD2. 
 Creutznaeh, Krffts-nqk. 
 Crevelt, Krev-elt. 
 Crimea, Krim-s-a. 
 Crittenden, Krit-en-den. 
 Croatia, Kro-a-jE-a. 
 
 Crockett, Krok-et. 
 Croghansville, Kro-ganz-vil. 
 Croix, .St., Sant Krer. 
 Cromarty, Krom-ar-ti. 
 Cronstadt, Kron-stqt. 
 Croton, Kro-ton 
 Croydon, Krff-don. 
 Crozet, Kro-za. 
 Crystal, Kris-tal. 
 Csaba, 66b-q. 
 Csongrad, 6'on-grqd. 
 Cuama, Kwq-mq. 
 Cuba, Kq-ba. 
 Cubagua, Kq-bq-gwa. 
 Cuban, Koo-bqn. 
 Cuddalore, Kud-a-16r. 
 Cuddapah, Kud-q-pa. 
 Cuenca, Kweg-kq. 
 Cuiaba, KwE-q-bq. 
 Culhnacan, Kcol-wq-kqn. 
 Culiacan, Kco-k-q-kqn. 
 Culloden, Kul-6-den. 
 Culm, Kulm. 
 Culpepper, Kul-pep-er. 
 Culross, Kul-ros. 
 Cumana, KcD-mq-n^. 
 Cumania, or Rumania, Kq- 
 
 ma-nE-a. 
 Cumberland, Kdm-ber-land. 
 Cuneae, or Cuneni, K(j>-na-n£. 
 Cummazee, Kto-ma-js. 
 Cunnersdorf, Ka>n-erz-do?'f. 
 Cupar, KA-par. 
 Curacoa, Ki],-ra-S(5. 
 Curaray, Km-rq-rj. 
 Curdistan, Koor-dis-tan. 
 Curische-Haff, K(i)-riJ-e-Hqf. 
 Currituck, Kdr-i-tuk. 
 Curuguaty, Koo-nD-gwq-te 
 Curzola, Kmrd-ZQ-lq. 
 Custrin, or Kustrin, Kus-trEU. 
 Cutch, Kuq. 
 Cuttack, Kut-ak. 
 Cuxhaven, Kuks-ha-ven, or 
 
 Kiaks-hq-fen. 
 Cuyaba, Kin-yq-bq. 
 Cuyahoga, Kj-a-ho-ga. 
 Cusco, KdDS-ko. 
 Cyclades, Sik-la-dEz. 
 Cynthiana, Sin-ti-an-a. 
 Cyprus, Sj-prus, 
 Cyrene, Si-rE-ns. 
 Cythera, Sit-E-ra, 
 Czaslau, t'qs-l-s. 
 Czemigow, Ger-nE-gof. 
 Czernowitz, t'er-no-vits. 
 Czirknicz, or Zirknitz, Tserk 
 
 nits. 
 
 D. 
 
 Dacca, Dak-a. 
 
 Daghestan, Dq-gis-t^n. 
 
 Dago, Dq-go. 
 
 Dahomey, or Dahomay, Dii- 
 
 ho-ma. 
 Dahl, Dql. 
 
 Dair el Kamer, Djr el Kqm-er. 
 Dalagoa, Dal-a-gii-a. 
 Dalhousie, Dal-hoo-ZE. 
 Dalkeith, Dal-kEt. 
 Dallas, Dal-as. 
 Dalles, Dalz. 
 Dalmatia, Dal-raa-jE-a. 
 
 Dalton, Del-ton. 
 Damariseotta, Dam-a-ris-kot-a. 
 Damascus, Da-mas-kus. 
 Dambea, Dam-bf-a. 
 Damiotta, Dam-i-et-a. 
 Dampiers, Dam-pErz. 
 Danaw. Dan-e. 
 Danbury, Dan-ber-i. 
 Danda, Dan-da. 
 Dannemora, Dqn-E-ma-rq. 
 Dantzie, Dant-zik. 
 Danube, Dan-yqb. 
 Dara, Dq-rq. 
 
 Dardanelles, Dqr-da-nelz. 
 Darfoor, Darfur, or Darfour, 
 
 Dar-fajr. 
 Darien, Da-ri-cn. 
 Darke, Dqrk. 
 Darlington, Dqr-lii)-ton. 
 Darmstadt, Darm-stqt. 
 Daroca, Dq-ro-kq. 
 Dartmouth, Dqrt-muf. 
 Darwar, Dqr-war. 
 Das Mortes, Dqs ilor-tes. 
 Dauas, Du-qs. 
 Dauphin, D(')-fin.
 
 750 
 
 JSOGRAFIKAL NQMZ. 
 
 Dauphine, Do-fe-na. 
 
 Davidson, Da-vid-son. 
 
 Davie, Da-VE. 
 
 Daviess, Da- vis. 
 
 Davis, Da-vis. 
 
 Dax, Dqks. 
 
 Dayton, Da-tn. 
 
 Deal, Del. 
 
 Dearborn, Dgr-born. 
 
 Debreczin, &r Debretzin, Da- 
 
 bret-sin. 
 Decatur, De-ka-tur. 
 Deecan, er Dekkan, Dek-an. 
 Decize, De-sej. 
 Dees, Das, er Daz. 
 De Gatt, De Gqt; 
 
 De Gata, Da G^-tq, [Sp.] 
 Deggendorf, Deg-en-derf. 
 Deir el Kammer, Dir el K^m-er. 
 DeKalb, De Kalb." 
 Delagoa, Del-a-go-a. 
 Delaware, Del-a-w^r. 
 Delft, Delft. 
 Delfzyl, Delf-zjI. 
 Delgadii, Del-gd-do. 
 Delhi, Del-hj, {U. S.) 
 Delhi, er Dehli, Del-e, {Hin.} 
 De los Martires, Da los Mq- 
 
 te-raz. 
 De los Patos, Da leas Pq-tos. 
 Delta, Del-tQ. 
 Del Valle, Del V^l-ya. 
 Delvino, Del-vi-no. 
 Dembea, Dem-be-a, w Dem- 
 
 be-a. 
 Demerara, Dem-er-^-ra. 
 Demona, De-mo-na. 
 Demopolis, De-mop-cD-lis. 
 Denbigh, Den-be. 
 Denbighshire, Den-be-Jer, 
 Denderah, Den-der-a. 
 Dendermonde, Den-der-mon-de. 
 Denis, St., Sant Den-is. 
 Denmark, Den-mqrk. 
 Deptford, Ded-ford. 
 Derbend, Der-bend. 
 Derby, Der-be, er Dqr-be. 
 Derbyshire, Der-be-Jer. 
 Derne, er Derneh, D^r-ne. 
 Derr, Der. 
 Derreyeh, Der-a-ye. 
 Derwent, Der-went. 
 De Rayter, De Rj-ter. 
 Desaguadero, Des-q-gwq-da-ro. 
 Deseonocida, Des-ko-no-se-dq. 
 Deseada, Des-e-^-da. 
 Desengano, Des-en-g^n-yo. 
 Desha, DeJ-a. 
 Des Moines, De M^n. 
 Desna, Des-nq. 
 Despoblado, Des-pc)-bl4-4(a. 
 De Soto, De S6-to. 
 Dessau Des-o. 
 Detmold, Det-mold. 
 Detroit, De-trfft. 
 Dettingen, Det-ig-en. 
 Deutz, Derts. 
 Deux-ponts, Dq-pon. 
 Deventer, er Dewenter, Da- 
 
 ven-ter. 
 Devizes, De-vj-ziz. 
 Devonport, D6v-on-port. 
 
 Devonshire, Dev-on-Jer. 
 Dhawalaghiri, Da-wol-a-ger-g. 
 Diarbekr, Di-qr-bekr, er 
 
 Diarbekir, De-ar-be-ker. 
 Dibble, Dib-e. 
 Dibon, Dj-bon, 
 
 Die, er Diez, Saint, San De-a. 
 Diemen's Land, De-menz Land. 
 Diepholz, Dep-halts. 
 Dieppe, Dyep, er De-ep. 
 Diernstein, Dern-stjn. 
 Diest, Dest. 
 Dietz, Dets. 
 Digne, Den. 
 Dijon, De-^iiin. 
 Dillingen, Dil-ir)-en. 
 Dinagepore, Din-aj-p6r. 
 Diuant, De-n6n, er De-nqnt. 
 Dingle, Dig-gl. 
 Dinwiddle, Din-wid-e. 
 Dixmude, Diks-mqd. 
 Dizier, Saint, San De-ze-a. 
 Djidda, Jid-a. 
 Djokjokerta, Jok-yo-ker-ta, or 
 
 Djocjoearta, Jok-ycD-kqr-ta. 
 Djoliba, Jql-E-ba. 
 Dnieper, Ne-per. 
 Dniester, Ngs-ter. 
 Doab, er Dooab, Dct)-dib. 
 Dofrafield, Do-fra-fi-eld. 
 Dokkum, Dok-um. 
 Dole, Dol. 
 Dolgelly, Dol-gefi-le. 
 DoUart, Dol-art. 
 Domingo, Do-mig-go. 
 Dominica, Dom-e-ne-ka; 
 
 Dominique, Dom-e-nek, [Fr.] 
 Don, Don; 
 
 Doona, Dt6-na. 
 Don Cossacks, Don Kos-aks. 
 Donaghadee, Don-a-hq-de. 
 Donai, Don-a. 
 Donaldson, Don-aid-son. 
 Dancaster, D6i)k-as-ter. 
 Donegal, Don-e-geL 
 Donetz, Do-nets. 
 Donga, Dog-ga. 
 Dongola, Doij-go-la. 
 Donnai, Don-j. 
 Donnaghue, Don-a-gq,. 
 Doobaunt, Doo-bent, (Sr 
 
 Doobaung, Dcft-beg. 
 Dooshak, Dco-Jqk. 
 Doost, er Doust, Diftst. 
 Dora Baltea, Do-rq Bql-ta-q. 
 Durak, Du)-rqk. 
 Dorchester, Der-qes-ter. 
 Dordogne, Dor-dcin. 
 Dordrecht, Dert-rekt, &r 
 
 Dort, Dort. 
 Dornoch, Der-nok. 
 Dorpat, D6?'-pqt, 6r 
 
 Dorpt, Derpt. 
 Dorsetshire, Der-set-Jer. 
 Dothan, Da-tan. 
 Douai, er Douay, Doo-a. 
 Doubs, D(J)bz. 
 Douglas, Diig-las. 
 Donro, Ddb-ro. 
 Dover, Du-ver. 
 Dovrefield, D6-ver-fi-eId. 
 Dowlatabad, D-s-la-ta-b^d. 
 
 Downpatrick, D-srn-pat-rik. 
 
 Dracut, Dra-kut. 
 
 Draguignan, Drq-gen-ydi. 
 
 Drammen, Drc^m-en. 
 
 Drave, Drqv. 
 
 Drenthe, Dren-te. 
 
 Dresden, Drez-den, er Draz-den. 
 
 Dreux, Drqh. 
 
 Drin, Dren, 6r 
 
 Drino, Dre-no. 
 Drinna, Drin-a. 
 Drogheda, Dro-he-da. 
 Drohobicz, Dro-ho-big, er 
 
 Drohovisch, Dro-ho-visg. 
 Droitwich, Dr^t-iq. 
 Drome, Drom. 
 Dromore, Droo-mor. 
 Drontheim, Dront-im. 
 Druses, Drdb-ziz. 
 Duanesburg, Dq-anz-burg. 
 Dublin, Dub-lin. 
 Dubno, Ddbb-no. 
 Dubois, Dq-befz. 
 Du Buque, Dq Bq,k. 
 Dudley, Dud-li. 
 Duero, Dm-a-ro, er Dwa-ro. 
 Duisburg, Dq,-is-burg, er D<6- 
 
 is-bia?'g. 
 Dulce, Rio, Re-o Dcol-sa, er 
 
 D(Jbl-ta. 
 Dulcigno, Ddil-qen-yG). 
 Dulwich, Ddl-iq. 
 Dumbarton, Dum-bqr-ton. 
 Dumbartonshire, Dum-bqr-ton- 
 
 Jer. 
 Dumblane, Dum-blan. 
 Dumfries, Dum-fres. 
 Duna, DijE)-nq. 
 Dunaburg, D(6-a-burg er DcS-nq- 
 
 boorg. 
 Dunbeath, Dun-bat. 
 Dunbar, Dun-bc^r. 
 Dundalk, Dun-dek. 
 Dundas, Dun-das. 
 Dundee, Dun-de. 
 Dunfermline, Dum-fer-lin. 
 Dungannon, Dun-gan-on. 
 Dungarvon, Dun-gqr-von. 
 Dungeness, Dun-jen-es. 
 Dunkeld, Dun-kel. 
 Dunkirk, Ddn-kerk. 
 Dunsiunane, Dim-sin-an. 
 Dunwich, Ddn-iq. 
 Duplin, Dq,-plin. 
 Duquesne, Dq-kan. 
 Durance, Dq-r6iis. 
 Durango, Da)-rai)-gc». 
 Durazzo, D(D-r4t-so, er 
 
 Duras, DiD-r^s. 
 Duren, Dq-ren, er 
 
 Mark-Duren, Mqrk-Dq,-ren. 
 Durham, Ddr-am. 
 Durlaeh, Diar-lqk. 
 Diisseldorf, Des-el-derf. 
 Dutchess, Ddc-es. 
 Dutlingen, D(£t-lii)-en. 
 Duval, Dq-v61. 
 Duyveland, De^-ve-lqnt. 
 Dwaraca, Dwa-r4-kq. 
 Dwina, Dwj-na. 
 Dyersburg, Dj-erz-burg. 
 Dyle er Dyl, Djl.
 
 JSOGRAPIKAL N£[MZ. 
 
 751 
 
 E. 
 
 Early, Er'li. 
 Easton, Sst'on. 
 Eastport, gst'port. 
 Bastville, Sst'vil. 
 Eaton, St'n. 
 Ebal, 8'bal. 
 Eboe, S-b<&, or 
 
 Ibou, g-bc6. 
 Ebro, S'bro; \Sp?\ a'bro. 
 Ebsambul w Ebsambool, Eb- 
 
 sam-bc61. 
 Eccloo, Ek-l<f). 
 Echternach, ,Ek'ter-nak. 
 Ecija, a'tE-hq. 
 Eckmiihl, Ek'mel. 
 Ecuador, Ek-wq-dor, er 
 
 Equator, 8-kwa-tor. 
 Eddystone, Ed'i-ston. 
 Edenton, S'den-ton. 
 Edfoo, Ed'fcD. 
 Edgarton, Ed'gar-ton. 
 Edgecombe, Ej'kum. 
 Edgefield, Ej'feld. 
 Edina, 8-dj-na. 
 Edinburgh, Ed'in-bur-o;ritn, elsca, 
 
 Edinborough. 
 Edisto, Ed'is-to. 
 Edmundson, Ed'mond-son. 
 Edwafdsville, Ed'wardz-vil. 
 Eelah, g'la. 
 Effingham, Ef'ir)-am. 
 Eger, Eg'er. 
 Eghwaat, Eg-hw^t. 
 Egina, S-ji-na. 
 Egripo, Eg'ri-po, 
 Egypt, 8'jipt. 
 
 Ehrenbreitstein, U'ren-brjt-stjn. 
 Eichstadt er Aichstadt, ik-stet. 
 Eilenburg, t'len-burg. 
 Eimbeck, ^fm'bek. 
 Eimeo, i'me-o. 
 Eisenach, i'zen-qk. 
 Eisenstadt, "f'zen-stqt, 
 Eisleben, i's'la-ben. 
 Ekatarinburg, a-k4-tq-rEn-b(Drg. 
 Ekatarinoslaf or -slav, a-k4,-tq- 
 
 ren-Q-sl^f. [grad. 
 
 Ekaterinograd, B-kat-e-re-ncD- 
 Ekostrof, Ek-Q-str6f, er 
 
 Ekostrovskaia, fl-ko-strov-skj-q. 
 Ekron, Ek'ron. 
 El Abiad, El fl'bi-qd. 
 El Arish, El fl'rij er El fl-rej. 
 Elatma, a-lqt-mq, er 
 
 Yelatma, Yel-at-mq. 
 El Azrek, El ilz'rek. 
 Elba, El'ba. 
 El Bassan, El Bq-s6n. 
 Elbe, Elb. 
 
 Elberfield, El'ber-feld. 
 Elbert, El'bert. 
 Elbeuf, El-biif. 
 Elbing, El'bii). 
 Elboorz, El-b(f)rz, er 
 
 Eibrooz, El-br(J5z. 
 Elehe, El'qa. 
 El Dakhel, El D^-kel. 
 
 Faaborg, Fo-borg. 
 Facnza, Fq-en-zq. 
 Fahlun, P\'i-kt)n. 
 Faeroe, Fa-ro er Fa-TQ-e. 
 
 El Dorado, El Do-r^-do. 
 Elena, El-a-nq, St. 
 Elephanta, El-E-fan-ta. 
 Eleuthera, 8-li\,-te-ra. 
 Elgin, El'gin. 
 Elginshire, El'gin-Jsr. 
 Elizabetgrad, il-liz-q-bet-gri^d. 
 El-Katif, El-Kq-tef. 
 El Khargeh, El Kar-ga. 
 Elkhart, Elk'hart. 
 Ellore, El-or. 
 EUwangen, El'wqg-en. 
 Ellsworth, Elz'vFurf). 
 El Margi, El M^r-JE, er 
 
 Bahr al Merj, Bar el Merj. 
 El Makkarif, El Mqk-q-ref. 
 Elmina, El-ms-nq. 
 Elmira, El-mj-ra. 
 Elora, 8-ltI)-ra. 
 El Paso del Norte, El P^-so 
 
 del N6/'-ta. 
 Elsinore, El-sin-6r, er 
 
 Elsineur, El'sE-ni|,r. 
 Eluths er Eleuts, El-E-cfits er 
 
 El-yqts. 
 Elvas, El'vas. 
 Elwend, El-wend. 
 Ely, 8'lE. 
 
 Emanuel, 8-man-yq,-el. 
 Embrun, Em'brun er On-brdii. 
 Emden er Embden, Em'den. 
 Emesa, Em'e-sa. 
 Emineh, Em-E-ne. 
 Emmaus, Em'a-us. 
 Emmerich, Em'er-ik, &r 
 
 Emrich, Em'rik. 
 Emmet, Em'et. 
 Enare, En-q-ra, er 
 
 Enara, En-q-ra. 
 Enderby's (Land), En'der-bic. 
 Endor, En'dor. 
 Engadine, En-ga-dsn. 
 Engedi, Ei)'gEdj. 
 P^nghien, fln-gE-qn. 
 England, Ifl'gland. 
 Engoor er Engour, En-gdor, and 
 
 Enguri, En-gA-rs. 
 Enikale, En-E-kq-la. 
 Enisei, En-i-sg. 
 Enkhuizen, Eiik-hff-zen. 
 Enniscorthy, En-is-kor-ti. 
 Enniskillen, En-is-kil-en. 
 Ens, Ens. 
 Entre Douro e Minho, En'tra 
 
 D6-ria a MEn-yo. 
 Entre Rios, En'tra Re-os. 
 Eperies, S-per-E-es; {Hu?i.y 
 
 £[-p6r-E-eJ. 
 Epernay, £I-per-na. 
 Ephesus, Ef'E-sus. 
 Ephraim, 8'fra-im. 
 Epinal, Ep'i-nal. 
 Epirus, 8-pj-rus. 
 Equan, 8'kwon. 
 Equator, 8-kwa-tor. 
 Eraklia, 8-rak-li-a. 
 Erbach, Er'bqk. 
 
 F. 
 
 Faido, Fj-du). 
 Faioom er Faioum, Fj-dom. 
 Fairfax, F4r-faks. 
 Fairfield, F4r-fEld. 
 
 Erdod, Er-d^d. 
 
 Ercklee or Erekli, Er-6k-le. 
 
 Erfurt, E/'fiart. 
 
 Ergree Kastree, Er'gre Kaa-tre. 
 
 Ericht. Er'ikt. 
 
 Erie, 8'r£. 
 
 Erin, 8'rin. 
 
 Erivan, Er-E-v6n. 
 
 Erlangen, Er'lqi)-en. 
 
 Erlau, Er'l's. 
 
 Ermenek, Er-men-ek. 
 
 Erne, Lough, Loh Ern. 
 
 Erzroom, Erz-rd)m; ritn, elso, 
 
 Ardsroom, Erzeroum, and 
 
 Erzrum. 
 Erzgebirge, Erts'ga-ber-gE. 
 Escambia, Es-kam-bi-a. 
 Escurial, Es-koQ-rE-i^l. 
 Eskisara, Es'kE-s^-rq, er 
 
 Eski-Sagra, Es-ks-S^-grq. 
 Eski Shehr, Es'ke E^hr. 
 Esmeraldas, Es-ma-r^l-dqs. 
 Esne, Es'ne. 
 Esopus, 8-s6-pus. 
 Espiritu Santo, Es-pir-e-too or 
 
 il-spe-rE-tct) San-tQ. 
 Esquimaux, Es'ke-mo. 
 Essen, Es'en. 
 Essequibo, Es-g-kE-bo, er 
 
 Essequebo, Es-a-ka-bo. 
 Essex, Es'eks. 
 
 Es Sioot er Es Siout, Es Se-dit. 
 Esslingen, Es'lig-en. 
 Este, Es'ta. 
 Esthonia, Es-to-ni-Q. 
 Estill, Es'til. 
 
 Estremadura, Es-tra-mq-ddb-rq. 
 Estremoz, Es-tra-m6z. 
 Eszek, Es'ek. 
 Etampes, £I-t6np. 
 Ethiopia er ^Ethiopia, S-ti-6- 
 
 pi-a. 
 Etienne, Saint, Sant Et-e-^n. 
 Etowah, Et'o-wa. 
 Etsch, Eq. 
 Evans, Iv'enz. 
 Eu, U. 
 Eupen, CT'pen. 
 Euphrates, Yq,-fra-tEZ; 
 
 Frat, Frqt, [Turh.] 
 Eure, Yqr er Ur. 
 Europe, Yq,-rop. 
 Eustatius, St., Sent Yco-sta-Je-us. 
 Eustis, Yqs-tis. 
 Eutaw, Yq,-te. St {Viah.} 
 Eutin, CT-tEn. 
 Euxine, Yii,ks-in. 
 Evesham, EVz'ham er 8vz'am. 
 Evora, Ev'o-ra; ritn, olso, 
 
 Ebora, Eb'o-ra. 
 Evreux, Ev-nq,- 
 Exeter, Eks'E-ter. 
 Ewington, Yix-ic-ton. 
 Eyalet, i'-y^-let. 
 Eyder, *'der. 
 Eylau, i'\s. 
 Eyeo, *'yo. 
 
 Falaise, Fq-laz. 
 Falkirk. Fel-kerk. 
 Falkland, Fok-land. 
 Falmouth, Fal-muK
 
 752 
 
 jeOGRAFIKAL N^MZ. 
 
 Falster, Fal-ster or F^l-ster. 
 Falun or P^ihlun, F^-loon. 
 Fano, Fq-nQ. 
 Fano, Fq-no, er 
 
 FanoL', Fq-ne-a. 
 Fanado, Fq-nq-d<a. 
 Fannin, Fan-in. 
 Faro, Fq-rcD. 
 Faroe, Fa-ru. 
 Farsistan. Fqr-sis-t^n. 
 Fauquier, Fo-ker. 
 Fayal, Fj-ql. 
 Fayette, Fa-et. 
 Fayette ville, Fa-et-vil. 
 Fayoum, Fj-c6m. 
 Feejee, Fsj-JE. 
 Fehrabad, Fe-ra-bad. 
 Felaniche, Fel-an-E-q8. 
 Feliciana, Fe-lis-s-an-a. 
 Felix, St., Sent Fe-liks. 
 Feloops, Fe-kbps. 
 Feiuern, Fem-eru. 
 Femme Osage, Fqm O-zqg. 
 Fentress, Fen-tres. 
 Feodosia, Fa-o-du-se-a. 
 Fere. La, Lq F^r. 
 Fermanajj-h, Fer-man-a. 
 Fermo, Fer-mo. 
 Fermoy, Fer-mff. 
 Fernando de Noronha, Fe;'-nqn- 
 
 do da ^Q-rcin-yq. 
 Fernando Po, Fer-nan-do Po. 
 Ferrara, Fer-q-rq. 
 Ferro, Fer-<D. 
 Ferrol, Fcr-al. 
 Fertit, Fer-tit ©?• Fer-tst. 
 Fez, Fez, er 
 
 Fas, Fas. 
 Fczzan, Fez-qn. 
 
 Fichtelgebirge, Fik-tel-ga-ber-ga. 
 Fiesole, Fyes-o-la 6r Fes-o-le. 
 Fifeshire, F|f-Jer. 
 Figeac, Fe-gqk. 
 Figueras, Fe-ga-rqs. 
 Fiji dr Feejee, Fe-js. 
 Finistere, Fin-is-t4''. 
 Finistere, (Cape,) Fin-is-t^r. 
 Finland, Fin-land. 
 Finlay, Fin-la. 
 Finmark, Fin-mqrk. 
 Fismes, Feui. 
 Fittre, Fit-ra. 
 Flume, Fyif)-mq. 
 Fladstrand, Flad-strand er Flqd- 
 
 strqnd. 
 
 Flanders, Flan-derz; 
 
 Flandre, F16n-dr, [Fr.] 
 Fleche, FleJ. 
 Fleming, Flem-ii). 
 Flensburg, Flenz-burg, &r 
 
 Flensborg, Flenz-borg. 
 Fleurus, Flq-ri|,3. 
 Florence, Flor-ens. 
 Flores, Flo-res. 
 Flour, Saint, San Flow. 
 Florida, F16r-i-da. 
 Flushing, FliiJ-ir). 
 Fluvanna, Fh|-van-a. 
 Foggia, F6d-jq. 
 Foglia, F61-yq. 
 Fogo, FoJ-go. 
 Fohr, Fe?', or 
 
 Fohrde, Fer-da. 
 Foix, Fwq. 
 Foldvar, F(ald-v4r. 
 Foligno, Fo-len-yo. 
 Fondi, F6n-dE. 
 Fontainelileau, Fou-tan-blo. 
 Fontarabia, Fon-ta-ra-be-a. 
 Fontenay, Font-na. 
 Fontenay-le-Comte, Font-na-la- 
 
 K6n-ta. 
 Fontenoy, Fon-ten-ff; [i^/'.] 
 
 Fout-nwq. 
 Fontevrault, Fon-tev-ro. 
 Foolah, Ftt)-lq; jenerali ritn 
 
 Foulah. 
 Foota Jallo, Fdo-ta Jal-o. 
 Foota Toro, Fc6-ta To-ro. 
 Footcheoo, F(/j-qE-c6. 
 Forfar, For-far. 
 Forli, For-l£. 
 
 Formentera, Fer-men-ta-rq. 
 Formosa, For-m(5-sa (keld bj de 
 
 d'jnEZ Taiwan, Ti-wqn). 
 Forres, For-EZ. 
 Forsyth, For-sjd. 
 Fortaventura, Fer-ta-ven-ttx-ra. 
 Forth, Forf!. 
 Fossano, Fos-q-no. 
 Fotheringay, Fod-er-ig-ga. 
 Foudi, F(Jt)-dE. 
 Fougeres, Fro-^qn 
 Foulah, FdD-lq. 
 
 Foutcheou w Fontchow, Fcfj-QE-ii). 
 Foveaux, Fo-v6. 
 Fowey, Fer. 
 
 Fo3-ers or Fyers, Fj-erz. 
 Foyle, Lough, Loh Fffl. 
 France, Frans; \Fr?\ Frons. 
 
 Francisco (St. or San), Fran- 
 
 sis-ko. 
 Franche Comte, FronJ Kon-ta. 
 Francois, Frqn-swq. 
 Franconia, Fran-ko-ni-a. 
 Franeker, Frqn-ek-er, 
 Frankenstein, Frqi)k-en-stjn. , 
 Frankenthal, Frqijk-en-tql. 
 Frankfort, Fr.iijk-fort; 
 
 Frankfurt, Frqijk-fart, [ (?.] 
 Franklin, Frai)k-lin. 
 Frascati, Frqs-kq-te. 
 Frauenburg, Frs-en-biarg. 
 Frauenfelt, Fr's-en-felt. 
 Fraustadt, Fr-s-stqt. 
 Frazer's, Fra-zerz. 
 Fredericksburg, Fred-er-iks-burg. 
 Fredericton, Fred-er-ik-ton. 
 Freiberg, Frj'-berg. 
 Freiburg, Frj-burg or Frj-burg. 
 Freising, Fri-zir), or 
 
 Freisingen, Frj-zig-en. 
 Fi-eistadt, Frj-stqt. 
 Frejus, Fra-^iis. 
 Fremont's Peak, Frs-monts Psk. 
 Freyburg. Se {Freiburg.) 
 Freystadt, Frj-stqt. 
 Friburg, FrE-bctir. 
 Friedland, Frsd-land. 
 Friesland, Frsz-land, 
 
 Yriesland or Friesia, FrE-js-a. 
 Frio, Frs-Q. 
 
 Frische Haff, FriJ-a Hqf. 
 Friuli, FrE-c6-lE; [/;;.] Frs'-oo-lE. 
 Frobisher's, Frob-iJ-erz. 
 Frome Selwood, From Sel-wud. 
 Frontignac, Fron-tEn-y^k. 
 Frontera, Fron-ta-rq. [rq. 
 
 Fuertaventura, Fwe?"-tq-von-t<f)- 
 Fuerte del Carmen, Fwer-ta del 
 
 Ka/'-men. 
 Fulda, Fial-dq. 
 Fulton, Ftil-ton. 
 Funchal, Fct>n-J41. 
 Fuudy, Fun-di. 
 Fiinen, Fii,-nen. 
 Fiinfkirchen, Ftinf-ker-ken. 
 Funil, Fcd-ueI. 
 Furnes, Fq?!!. 
 Furruckabad, Fur-uk-a-bqd. 
 Fiirth, Fq,?'t. 
 Fyers, F|-erz. 
 Fyne, Loch, Lok Fjn. 
 Fj'um, Fj-rfjm. 
 Fyzalad, Fiz-a-bad. 
 
 G. 
 
 Gabes, Ga-bez. 
 
 Gaboon, Gq-bAn. 
 
 Gadames, Gq-dq-mes. 
 
 Gadara, Gad-a-ra. 
 
 Gadsden, Gadz-den. 
 
 Gaeta, Gq-a-tq. 
 
 Gafsa, Gaf-sa. 
 
 Gahyba, Gq-E-bq. 
 
 Gaillae, Ga-y('ik or Gql-yqk. 
 
 Gaillon, Ga-yon 67' Gql-yQn. 
 
 Gairloch, G4r-lQk. 
 
 Galapagos, Gq-l^-pq-gffls or Gal- 
 
 q-pa-goz. 
 Galashiels, Gal-a-Jslz. 
 Galatz or Galacz, Gq-lqts. 
 Galega, Gq-la-gq. 
 
 Galena, Ga-ls-na. 
 Galicia, Ga-liJ-E-a. 
 Gall, Saint, Sent Gel. 
 Gallapagos, Gal-a-pa-goz. 
 Gallatin, Gal-a-tin. 
 Gallia, Gal-i-a. 
 Gallinas, Ga-le-nas. 
 Gallipoli, Ga-lip-o-ls. 
 Gallipolis {Ohio}, Gal-i-po-Iss 
 Galloway, Giil-o-wa. 
 Galveston, Gal-ves-ton. 
 Galway, Gol-wa. 
 Gambia, Gam-bi-a. 
 Gambler's, Gam-berz. 
 Gand, Go II. 
 Ganges, Gan-JEz. 
 
 Gap, Gqp. 
 Gard, Gar. 
 Garda, Ga?'-dq. 
 Gardafui, Gqr-da-fwE. 
 Gardiner, Gqrd-nor. 
 Garden, Gar-don. 
 Garfagnana, Gqr-fqn-yq-nq. 
 Garigliano, Gq-rgl-yq-no. 
 Garonne, Gq-ron. 
 Garrard, Gar-ard. 
 Garrows, Gar-oz. 
 Gasconade, Gas-ko-naJ. 
 Gascony, Gas-ko-ni. 
 Gaspe, Gqs-pa. 
 Gateshead, Gats-hed. 
 Gaza, Ga-za.
 
 JSOGRAFIKAL NSMZ. 
 
 753 
 
 Gazna, Gaz-na. 
 
 Geauga, Jg-o-ga. 
 
 Geel, Gel: [D.] Hal. 
 
 Gefle, Yev-la. 
 
 Gelders er Guelders, Gel-derz. 
 
 Genargentu, Jen-a/'-jen-t(Jb, 
 
 Gendaree, Gen-da-re. 
 
 Genesee, Jen-e-sg. 
 
 Geneseo, Jen-e-se-o. 
 
 Geneva, Jen-E-va; 
 
 Genf, Genf, [(?.] 
 
 Geneve, Xen-av, [//■.] 
 Genevieve, Jen-E-vev. 
 Genevois, Sen-E-vwq. 
 Genii, Ha-nsl. Ritn elso Xenil. 
 Genoa, Jen-Q-a; 
 
 Geneva, Jen-o-vq. [i?.] 
 Georgetown, Jorj-tun, er 
 
 Stabroek, Stq-bruk. 
 Georgia, Jer-ji-a. 
 Gera, Ga-rq. 
 Geral, Xa-ral. 
 Gerar, Gs-rar. 
 Gerizim, Ger-8-ziiii. 
 Germain, Jer-man, Sent; 
 
 [J-V.] San Xe/'-man. 
 Germany, Jer-ma-ni. 
 Gerona. Ha-rio-nq. 
 Gers, Xi^/'. 
 Gex, Xeks. 
 Geysers, Gj-serz. 
 Gezer, Gs-zer. 
 Ghadamis, Gq-dq-mis. 
 Gharra, Gar-a. 
 Ghauts, Gets. 
 Gheel, GeI. 
 Gheezeh, Ge-za. 
 Ghent, Gent; 
 
 Gand, Gon. [/>.] 
 Ghergong, G^r-goj. 
 Ghilan, Gi-lan. 
 Ghiznee, Giz-ne. Ritn elso 
 
 Ghizni, Ghuznee, and Gazna. 
 Ghoolghoola, Gcol-gtol-a. 
 Ghraat, Grqt. 
 Gibeah, Gib-s-a. 
 Gibeon, Gib-£-on. 
 Gibraltar, Ji-brel-t<ir. 
 Gibson, Gib-son. 
 Giessen, Gfis-en. 
 Gigansk, Gs-gqnsk. 
 Gihon, Je-hon er Js-hinn. 
 Gijon, HE-hon. 
 Gijona, flE-ho-nq. 
 Gila, Hs-lq. 
 Gilboa, Gil-bca-a. 
 Gilead, Gil-e-ad. 
 Giles, Jjlz. 
 Gilmer, Gil-mer. 
 Gilolo, Je-16-lo. 
 Giorgiev er Gorgief, Jer-J£-ev. 
 Girjeh, Jgr-je. 
 Girjenti, JEr-jen-ts. 
 Gironde, JE-rond; [/';•.] Ss-rond. 
 Gitschin, Giq-in er Gs-qin. 
 Giargevo er Giurgewo, Jflor-ja-vo. 
 Gizeh, Js-za er Gs-za. 
 Glamorganshire, Gla-mer-gan-Jsr. 
 Glarus, Glar-us; [Fr.'] Glq-r£S. 
 Glasgow, Glds-go. 
 Glatz, Glqts; [Pol.] K16dz-ku. 
 Glauchaa, Gl-g-k's. 
 Glenelg, Glen-elg. 
 Glogou, G16-gT. 
 Glommen, G16m-eu. 
 Gloucester, Glos-ter. 
 
 48 
 
 Gloucestershire, Glos-ter-Jsr. 
 Gliickstadt, Glqk-stqt. 
 Glurns, GlOftrnz: kold, olso, 
 
 Glurentz, GliD-rents. 
 Gmund, Gmiant, er 
 
 Gmiinden, Gm^n-den. 
 Gmiind, Gmqut. 
 Gnesen, Gna-zen. 
 Gnesna, Xes-na. 
 Goa, G6-a. 
 Goave, Go-qv. 
 Gobi, Go-bE. 
 Godavery, Go-dq-ver-i. 
 Goes, HcLs. 
 
 Goettingen, Get-ig-en. 
 Gogra, Go-gra. 
 Gojam, Go -jam. 
 Golconda, Gol-kon-da. 
 Goldberg, Guld-berg (>/■ Golt-berg, 
 Goliad, Go-li-ad. 
 Golnow, Gol-nov. 
 Gombroon, Gom-brcon, W 
 
 Bunder Abassee (Abassi), 
 
 Bdn-der Ab-as-£. 
 Gomera, Go-ma-rq. 
 Gonaives, Les, La Go-niv. 
 Gonave, Go-nqv. 
 Gondar, Gon-dar. 
 Gonzales, Gon-zq-lez. 
 Gooldsha, Gcbld-Ja. 
 Goomty, Gnfim-ti. 
 Guorgaun, Gar-gon. 
 Gooriev er Gouriev, Gcb-re-ev. 
 Gorda, Ger-da. 
 Gorcum, Ger-kum. 
 Goroe, Go-ra. 
 Gorlitz, Ger-lit5. 
 Gortz, Gerts. 
 Goslar, Gos-lar. 
 Gosport, G6s-p<art. 
 Gotha, G6-tq. [hart. 
 
 Gothard, St., Got-hard er Got- 
 Gothenburg, G6t-en-burg. 
 Gothland er Gottland, Got-land. 
 Gottenburg, G6t-en-burg. [en. 
 Gottingen er Goettingen, Get-ii)- 
 Gouda, G's-da; [Z*.] H-g-dq. 
 Gough's, Gofs. 
 Goulja, Gi.T)ld-Ja. 
 Gourgan, Gtor-gan. 
 Gouriev, G(ii-rE-ev. 
 Goj'az, Go-yqz, er 
 
 Villa Boa, Vil-a B6-a. 
 Goyanna, Go-yqn-q. 
 Gozzo, G6t-so. 
 Graaf Reynet, Grqf Ri-net. 
 Graeias a Dios, Grq-SE-qs q De-OS. 
 Graciosa, Grq-sE-6-sq. 
 Gradisca, Grq-dis-kq. 
 Graen, Grqn. 
 Graetz, Grets. 
 Grammont, Grq-m«n. 
 Grampian, Gram-pi-an. 
 Gran, Grqn. 
 Gran, er Grane, Grqn. 
 Granada, Gran-q-da; [.§y.J Grq- 
 
 nq-dq. 
 Grand Menan, Grand Men-an, 
 
 er Manan, Man-an. 
 Granger, Gran-jer. 
 Grantham, Gran-tam, 
 Granville, Gran-vil. 
 Grasse, Grqs. 
 Gratiot, GraJ-i-ot. 
 Gratz, er Graetz, Greta. 
 Graubundten, Gr's-btint-en. 
 
 Graudentz, Gr-s-dents. 
 Gravelines, Grqv-lEn. 
 Gravesend, Gravz-end. 
 Grayson, Gra-sun. 
 Great Britain, Grat Brit-en. 
 Great Key, Grat Kj. 
 Greece, GrES. 
 Greenbrier, Grtn-brj-er. 
 Greenland, GrEU-land. 
 Greenlaw, Gren-lo. 
 ■ Greenock, Grsn-ok. 
 Greensville, Grenz-vil. 
 Greenup, GrEn-up. 
 Greenville, GrEn-vil. 
 Greenwich, Grin-ij. 
 Greifswalde, Grjfs-w^l-de. 
 Grein, Grin. 
 Greitz, Grjts. 
 
 Grenada, (iren-a-da. [6-bl. 
 Grenoble, Gren-6b-l, er Gren- 
 Gretna Green, Gret-na Gren. 
 Grindelwald, Grin-del-wqlt. 
 Gripeswold, Grips-wold. 
 Griqua, Gre-kwq. 
 Grisons, GrE-zoh. 
 Grodno, Grod-no. 
 Groningen, Gron-ig-en. 
 Grossa, Gros-a. 
 Gross-Glogau, Gros-Glo-g's. 
 Gross-Wardein, Gros-War-djn. 
 Grunberg, Gren-berg, er 
 
 Gruneberg, Gre-ng-berg. 
 Gruyeres, GrwE-itr. 
 Guadalajara, er Guadalaxara, 
 
 Gwq-dq-lq-hq-rq. 
 Guadalaviar, Ge-da-lav-i-ar. 
 Guadaloupe, Go-da-liAp. 
 Guadalupe, Gwq-dq-lcb-pa, er 
 
 Ge-da-ktip. 
 Guadalquivir, Ge-dal-kwiv-er, 
 
 [-S^J.] Gwq-dql-kE-vEr. 
 Guadiana, Gq-dE-q-na, er Gwq- 
 
 dE-q-nq. 
 Guaiteca, Gwj-ta-kq. 
 Gaamanga, Gwq-mqg-gq. 
 Guanaeache, Gwq-nq-kq-qa. 
 Guanarc, Ge-nq-re. 
 Guanaxuato, er Guanajuato, 
 
 Gwq-nq-hwq-to. [ka. 
 
 Guancavelica, Gwqg-kq-va-lE- 
 Guapore, Gwq-p6-ra. 
 Guardafui, Gwar-dq-fwE, er 
 
 Gardafui, Gqr-da-fwg. 
 Guarmey, Gwa/'-ma. 
 Guastalla, Gwqs-tql-q. 
 Guatemala, Ga-tE-md-la, er 
 
 Gwq-ta-mq-lq. 
 Guaviare, Gwq-vg-q-ra. 
 Guaxaca, Gwq-hq-kq. 
 Guayama, Gwi-q-mq. 
 Guayaquil, Gwi-q-ksl. 
 Guaymas, Gwi-mqs. 
 Guayra, Gwi-rq. 
 Guazacualco, Gwq-sq-kwql-ko. 
 Guben, Gxfi-ben 
 Guebres, Gs-berz. 
 Guelderiand, Gel-der-land. 
 Guelders, Gel-derz. 
 Gueret, Gra-ra. 
 Guernsey, Gern-zi. 
 Guevetlan, Gia-vet-14n. 
 Guiana, er Guyana, G«-(^-na. 
 Guienne, Gg-en. 
 Guilford, Gil-ford. 
 Guinea, Gin-s. 
 Guines, Gw£-nes.
 
 754 
 
 J80GRAFIKAL NQMZ. 
 
 Guingamp, Gan-g6n. 
 Guipuzooa, GE-pcDs-ko-a. 
 Guisborough, Giz-bur-o. 
 Gujerat, Gu^-er-at. 
 Guldscha, Gdbld-Ja. 
 Gumbinnen, Gum-bin-en. 
 Gundava, Gun-dq-vq. 
 Gundwana, Gund-we-na. 
 
 Guntzburg, Gqnts-burg, or 
 Guntsboorg, Gqnts-bu^'g. 
 Gurapy, Gcb-rq-pe. 
 Gurary, Goj-rq-re. 
 Gurwal, Gur-wdl. 
 Gustrow, Gi^s-trov 
 Guyana, Gs-^-na. 
 Guyan, Gj-an. 
 
 H. 
 
 Guyandott, Gi-an-dot. 
 Guzelhissar, Gttj-zel-his-ar. 
 Guzerat, Guz-er-at. 
 Gwalior, Gwq-le-or. 
 Gwinnedd, Gwin-ed. 
 Gwinett, Gwin-et. 
 Gwuttur, Gwiit-ur. 
 Gyula, Dycb-lo. 
 
 Haarlem, Haerlem, er Harlem, 
 Hqr-lem. [Mi^r. 
 
 Haarlemmer Meer, Hqr-lem-er 
 
 Habaii, Ha-ba-yj. Se {Hapai.} 
 
 Habana, Ha-ban-a. 
 
 Habersham, Hab-er-Jam. 
 
 Ha«ha, Hq-Jq. Se {Rio Hacka.) 
 
 Haddington, Had-i;)-ton. 
 
 Hadjar or Hajar, Hq-jar. 
 
 Hadleigh, Had-le. 
 
 Hadramaut, Had-ra-met. 
 
 Heemus, Hg-mus. Se {BalTcan.) 
 
 Haerlem, Hqr-lem. Se {Haar- 
 lem.) 
 
 Haff, Hqf. 
 
 Hagerstown, Ha-gerz-tisn. 
 
 Hague, Hag. 
 
 Hagueneau, Hqg-no er Hg-no. 
 
 Hainan, Hj-nan. 
 
 Hainault, Ha-no er £I-n6. 
 
 Haiti, Ha-tg. 
 
 Hajar or Hadjar, H(|-jar. Se 
 {LaJisa.} 
 
 Hajypoor, Hq-ji-pdbr. 
 
 Halberstadt, Hql-ber-stqt. 
 
 Haleb, Hq-leb. 
 
 Halifax, Hal-i-faks. 
 
 Hall, Hql. 
 
 Halle, Hql-e. 
 
 Hallein, Hql-jn. 
 
 Hallowell, H61-co-wel. 
 
 Hama er Hamah, Hq-mq. 
 
 Hamadan, Hq-mq-d^n. 
 
 Hamburg, Ham-burg, [ <?. ] 
 Hqm-bia?'g. 
 
 Hameln, Hq-meln. 
 
 Hamilton, Ham-il-ton. 
 
 Hamm, Hqm. 
 
 Hammerfest, Ham-er-fest. 
 
 Hammersmith, Ham-er-smit. 
 
 Hamoaze, Ham-o-az. 
 
 Hampden, Hamp-den. 
 
 Hampshire, Hamp-Jer. 
 
 Hanaa, Hq-n"5. 
 
 Hancock, Han-kok. 
 
 Hang-tcheoo, er Hang-tcheoti, 
 Har)-qg(f). 
 
 Hanniah, Han-e-a. 
 
 Hanover, H.an-o-ver. 
 
 Hanse, Hans. 
 
 Hanseatic, Han-se-at-ik. 
 
 Hants, Hants. 
 
 Haousa, er Haoussah, H's-sq. 
 
 Hapai, Hq-pj t)r Hq-pq-e, ( i' 
 landz.) 
 
 Hardiman, Hqr-di-man. 
 
 Hardin, H^rd-in. 
 
 Hardwick, Hqrd-wik. 
 
 Hardy, Hqr-di. 
 
 Harfleur, Har-flq,/-. 
 
 Harford, Hqr-ford. 
 
 Haricanaw, Har-ik-a-ne &r Har- 
 e-kan-e. 
 
 Harlan, Hqr-lan. 
 
 Harlech, Hqr-lek. 
 
 Harlingen, Hqr-lii)-en. 
 
 Harmin, er Harmeen, Har-msn. 
 
 Harper's Ferry, Hqr-perz Fer-i. 
 
 Harrisburg, Har-is-burg. 
 
 Harrison, fiar-i-son. 
 
 Harrowgate, Har-o-gat. 
 
 Hartford, Hqrt-ford., 
 
 Hartz, Hqrts. 
 
 Harvard, Hqr-vard. 
 
 Harwich, Har-ij. 
 
 Hasek or Hassek, Hq-sek. 
 
 Haslemere, Haz-l-mer. 
 
 Hasselt, Hq-selt. 
 
 Hastings, Hast-igz. 
 
 Hatteras, Hat-er-as. 
 
 Haussa, H-s-sa. Se {Hnissa.} 
 
 Havana er Havanna, Ha-van-a, 
 
 [Sp.] H-vq-nq. 
 Havel, Hq-vel. [West. 
 
 Haverford West, Hav-er-ford 
 Haverhill, Ha-ver-il, {Eng.) 
 
 Hav-er-il. 
 Havre de Grace, Hav-er de Gras. 
 Hawaii, Hq-wj-e. er 
 
 Owhyhee, O-hwj-he. 
 Hawick, Ho-ik. 
 Hawkins, He-kinz. 
 Hayti er Haiti, Ha-te, [Fr.] 
 
 Hq-E-te, or fl-e-te. 
 Haywood, Ha-wud. 
 Hazebrouck, Hqz-brrfik er flz- 
 
 br6k. 
 Heard, Herd. 
 Hebrides, Heb-rid-EZ. 
 Hebron, He-bron. 
 Hebrus, Hs-brus. Se {llarizza.} 
 Hechingen, Hek-ig-en. 
 Hecla, Hek-la. 
 Hedjaz, Hej-qz. Glso ritn 
 
 Hedsjaz. 
 Heidelberg, Hi-del-berg. 
 Heilbronn, Hjl-bron. 
 Helder, Hel-der. 
 Helena, St., Sant Hel-E-na. 
 Helgoland, Hel -go-land, or 
 
 Heligoland, Hel-i-go-land. 
 Hellespont, Hel-es-pont. 
 Hellin, Hel-en. er El-en. 
 Helmont, Hel-mont, [Fr.] Hel- 
 
 moh. 
 Helmstedt, Helm-stet. 
 Helmund, Hel-miind. Ritn elso 
 
 Helmend. 
 Helsingborg, Hel-sig-borg. 
 Helsingfors, Hel-sig-fors. 
 Helvellyn, Hel-vel-in. 
 Helvoetsluys, Hel-vut-slffs. 
 Hempstead, Hemp-sted. 
 Henderson, Hen-der-son. 
 Henlopen, Hen-lo-pen. 
 Henricw, Hen-rj-ko. 
 
 Heraclea, He-rak-le-a. 
 Herat, Her-qt. 
 Herault, Ha-ro, er SL-ra. 
 Herculaneum, Her-kq-la-ne-um. 
 Hereford, Her-e-ford. 
 Herkimer, Her-ki-mer. 
 Hermanstadt, He/'-man-stqt. 
 Hermit, Her-mit. 
 Hermon, Her-mon. 
 Hermus, Her-mus, er 
 
 Sarabat, Sq-rq-bqt. 
 Hernosand, Her-no-saud. 
 Herrnhut, He/n-hcDt. 
 Hersfeld, Hers-felt. 
 Hertford, Hert-ford, {Emj.) 
 
 Hqr-ford. 
 Herzegovina, Her-ze-go-ve-na. 
 Hesse Cassel, Hes Kas-el. 
 Hesse Darmstadt, Hes Darm- 
 
 stqt. 
 Hesse Homburg, Hes Hom-burg. 
 Heuseden, Htjfz-den. 
 Heytesbury, Hats ber-e. 
 Hickman, Hik-man. 
 Hieres, H^r. 
 
 Hierro, Yer-o. Se {Ferro.} 
 Highlands, Hj-landz, {Scotch^ 
 
 He-landz. 
 Hightower, Hj-ti5-er. [zen. 
 
 Hildi urghausen, Hilt-bxa?'g-h'8- 
 Hildesheim, Hil-des-hjm. 
 Hillah, Hil-a. Ritn olsa 
 
 Hellah. 
 Hillsborough, Hilz-bur-o. 
 Himalaya, Him-a-lj-a, er 
 
 Himmaleh, Him-q-la. 
 Hindoen, Hind-o-en. 
 Hindoo Koosh, Hin-diD KibJ, er 
 
 Koo, KtD. Ritn olso 
 
 Hindu Kusch, er Kush. 
 Hindostan, Hin-do-stan, er 
 
 Indostan, In-dia-st;in. Ritn 
 
 elso Hindustan, Hindoostan, 
 
 and Industhan. 
 Hinds, Hjndz. 
 
 Hioring, He-o-rir) er Hyo-rli). 
 Hirschberg, He;'J-be;g er HirJ- 
 
 berg. 
 Hirsova, Her-so-va. 
 Hispaniola, His-pan-i-o-la. 
 Hitteren, Hit-er-en. 
 Hiwasse, Hj-w6s-e. 
 H'lassa, Hlas-a. Se {Lasia.y 
 Hoangho, Hca-aij-ho. 
 Hoang Kiang, Hia-ag Ki-ag. 
 Hobart Town, H6-bart T^n. 
 Hoboken, Ha-bo-ken. 
 Hobroe, Ho-bre-e. 
 Hochheim, Ho-hjm. 
 Hocking, Hok-iij. 
 Hodeida, Ho-di-da. 
 Hoden, Ho-den. 
 Hof, Hof.
 
 J80GRAFIKAL NilMZ. 
 
 755 
 
 Hofwyl, H6f-wil; [G.] Hof-vil. 
 
 Hogue, HiDg. 
 
 Hohenlinden, Ho-en-lin-den. 
 
 Hohenlohe, Ho-en-la-e. 
 
 Hohenzollern, Ho-en-tsol-ern. 
 
 Holbeach, Hol-beq. 
 
 Holguin, Hol-gen or 01-gen. 
 
 Holland, Hol-and; [D.] Hol-qnt. 
 
 Holmes, Homz. 
 
 Holstein, Hol-stjn. 
 
 Holston, Hol-ston. 
 
 Holt, Holt. 
 
 Holyhead, H61-i-hed. 
 
 Holyoke, Ho-li-ok. 
 
 Holywell, H61-i-wel. [bmrg. 
 
 Homburg, Hom-burg; [ (?.] Hom- 
 
 Homs, Homz, er 
 
 Hums, Humz, er 
 
 Emesa, Em's-sa. 
 Honan, Ho-nan. 
 Honda, H6n-da; [Sp.] On-dq. 
 Hondo, H6n-do. 
 Honduras, Hon-di)-ras, 
 Honfleur, Hon-flq,'' or On-fli^r. 
 Hong Kong, Hoi) Kog. 
 Honiton, Hun-E-ton. 
 Honolulu, Hon-Q-lA-lco. 
 
 Hoogeveen, H(f)g-£-7£n. 
 Hoogly, Hif)g-li. 
 Hourn, Horn. 
 Hopkins, Hop-kinz. 
 Horsham, Hers-am. 
 Horsens, Her-sens. 
 Horta, Her-ta. 
 Hottentots, H6t-en-tots. 
 Houlton, Hol-ton. 
 Houquhang, Hco-kwa^i. 
 Housatonic, HcD-sa-ton-ik. 
 Houssa, H's-sq; ritn, elso, Haus- 
 
 sa and Haousa, er Haoussah. 
 Houston, Hqs-ton. 
 Howard, H's-ard. 
 Hoyerswerda, Her-ers-ver-dq. 
 Huaheine ur Huahine, HcD-q-he- 
 
 na. 
 Huallaga, "Wql-yq-gq. 
 Huasacualco, Hvvq-sq-kwql-ko. 
 Huasco, Wqs-ko er Hwqs-ko. 
 Huaura, W"s-rq er Hws-ra. 
 Huddersfield, Hud-eri-feld. 
 Hudson, Hud-son. 
 Hue, Hwa er Hco-a. 
 Huelva, Wel-vq &r Hwel-vq. 
 Huesca, Wes-kq er Hwes-kq. 
 
 Huescar, Wes-kar 6r Hwes-kar. 
 Huilquilemu, Hwil-kwil-a-mfl). 
 Hulst, Hulst. 
 Humber, Hdm-ber. 
 Humphreys, Um'friz. 
 Hungary, Hdg-ga-ri; 
 
 JIagyar Orszag, Mod-yor Or- 
 
 sqg, {Hun.} 
 Hunterdon, Hdn-ter-don. 
 Huntingdon, Hiint-ig-don. 
 Huntington, Hiint-ig-ton. 
 HuntsviUe, Hiints-vil. 
 Hurdwar, Hurd-war. 
 Huron, Hq-ron. 
 Hurrur er Hourour, HcD-rflSr. 
 Husum, Ha)-sum. 
 Huy, Hff. 
 H3'een, Yen. 
 
 Hj-catu, He-kq-tcD er S-kq-t(6. 
 Hydaspes, Hj-das-pez, n-s keld de 
 
 Jhylum, Jj-lum er Jil-dm, &7ui 
 
 Behut, Be-hut. 
 Hyderabad, Hi-der-a-bqd, 4r 
 
 Hydrabad, Hj-dra-b^d. 
 Hydra, Hj-dra, er 
 
 Idra, 8'drq. 
 Hythe, Hjd. 
 
 I. 
 
 laroslav, Yar-o-sl^v. 
 
 Ibar, 8-bqr, er Hibar, He-b4r. 
 
 Ibarra, 8-bar-q. 
 
 Ibera, 8-ba-rq. 
 
 Iberville, i''ber-vil. 
 
 Ibraila, 8-brq-e-lq, or 
 
 Ibrail, 8-brq-el. 
 lea, 8'sq. 
 Icaria, 'f-ka-ri-a, er 
 
 Nicaria, Ns-kq-re-a. 
 Iceland, is'land. 
 Icolmkill, Ik-om-kil. 
 Ico er Iceo, 8'ko. 
 Idria, Id'ri-a. 
 
 Iglau, Ig'l's. Ritn elso Iglaw. 
 Iglawa, Ig-iq-vq, er 
 
 Iglava, Ig-lq-vq. 
 Ignacio, Ig-nq-sg-o. 
 Igualada, 8-gwq-lq-dq, 
 Ihna, 8'nq. 
 Ijo, 8'yo. 
 
 Ilchester, Il'qes-ter. 
 He de France, 81 da Prons. 
 Ilfracombe, Il'fra-koDm. 
 Ilha Grande, 8i'yq Gr^u-da. 
 Ilheos, Sl-ya-os. 
 Ill, 8'le. 
 Ille, 81. 
 lUer, Il'er. 
 
 lUimani, 81-yq-mq-nE. 
 Illinois, Il-i-nff. 
 Illyria, Il-ir-i-a. 
 Ilmen, Il'men and Il-men. 
 Ilmenau, Il'me-nu. 
 Iltz er Ilz, Ilts. 
 Imandra, 8-mqn-drq. 
 Imola, 8-m6-la. 
 Inagua, 8-nq-gwq. 
 Indals, In'dqlz, er 
 
 Indal, In'dal. 
 
 India, In'di-a. 
 
 Indiana, In-di-an-a er In-di-d-na. 
 Indianapolis, In-di-an-ap-o-lis. 
 Indies, In'dez er In'jiz. 
 Indighirca er Indigirca, In-de- 
 
 ger-ka. 
 Indoor, In-ddar, »r 
 
 Indore, In-dor. 
 Indostan, In-dos-tan. 
 Indre, Andr. 
 Indus, In'dus, er 
 
 Sindh, Sind. 
 Ines, St., Sant In'es. 
 Ingham, Ig'am. 
 
 Ingolstadt, Ig'gol-stqt. [bqn. 
 
 Inhambane er Inhamban, In-am- 
 Inkerman, Ir)-ker-m4,n. 
 Innspruck, Ins'pruk, er 
 
 Innsbruck, Ins'bruk. 
 Inverary, In-ver-a-ri. 
 Inverkeithing, In-ver-ke-dig. 
 Inverlochy, ln-ver-16k-i. 
 Inverness, In-ver-nes. 
 Inverury, In-ver-yq-ri. 
 lona, 8-cD-na, er 
 
 Icolmkill, Ik-om-kil. 
 Ionia, i-6-ni-a. 
 Ionian, 'I-o-ni-an. 
 Iosco, i-6s-ko. 
 Iowa, i'o-wa. 
 Ipava, 8-pq-vq. 
 Ipsambul, lp-sam-b(]61. 
 Ipswich, Ips'wiq. 
 Iquique, 8-ke-ka. 
 Irak Adjemi, 8-rqk flj'a-ms. 
 Irak Arabi, 8-rqk fir'a-be. 
 Iredell, ir'del. 
 Ireland, ir'land, er 
 
 Erin, S'rin. [kootsk. 
 
 Irkootsk, Irkoutsk, or Irkutsk, Ir- 
 
 Iroquois, Ir-o-kwff. 
 
 Irrawaddy er Irrawadi, Ir-a-w6d-i. 
 
 Irtysh er Irsish, Er-tiJ; {Rus.} 
 
 E/-ii;. 
 Irvine, Er'vin. 
 Irwell, Ir'wel. 
 Irwin, Ir'win. 
 Ischia, Is'ke-q. 
 Iseo, 8-sa-o. 
 Iser er Isar, 8'zer. 
 Isere, 8-z4''. 
 Iserlohn, 8-zer-16n. 
 Ishim, IJ'im er IJ-eto. 
 Isis, J'sis. 
 
 Iskenderoon, l3-ken-der-(6n. 
 Islamabad, Is-lqm-a-bqd. 
 Isla, i'la, er 
 
 Islay, i'la. 
 Isle of Wight, *1 ov Wjt. 
 Islington, Is'lii)-ton. 
 Ismail, Is-mq-el. 
 Ismeed er Ismid, Is-med. 
 Isolette, 8-sc)-let. 
 Ispahan, Is-pa-hqn, &r 
 
 Isfahan, Is-fa-hqn. 
 Issachar, Is'a-kar. 
 Issoire, Is-wqr. 
 Issoudun, Is-OD-ddn. 
 Istria, Is'tri-a. 
 Italy, It'a-li. 
 Italian, It-al-yan. 
 Itamaraca, S-tq-mq-rq-kq. Ritn 
 
 elso Itamarca and Maraca. 
 Itapua, 8-tq-p(6-q. 
 Itapicuru, 8-tq-p£-ka)-r(f). 
 Itawamba, It-a-wem-ba. 
 Ithaca, It)'a-ka. 
 
 Ivica, Iviza, er Ibiza, S-v^-sq. 
 Ivrea, 8-vra-q. 
 Izard, Iz'ard.
 
 756 
 
 Jabbok, Jab -ok. 
 
 Jabesh Gilead, Ja-beJ Gil-8-ad. 
 
 Jaca, H4-kq. 
 
 Jacksonville, Jak-son-vil. 
 
 Tacobina, Xq-ko-bs-nq,. 
 
 Jacquemel er Jacmel, Xqk-mel. 
 
 Jaen, Hq-en. 
 
 Jaffa, Jaf-a er Yqf-q. 
 
 lafnapatam, Jaf-na-pa-tam. 
 
 Jago, St., San Ja-go er Yi^-go. 
 
 Jagua er Xagua, H^-gwq. 
 
 Jaik er Yaik, Yq-ik. 
 
 Jalapa, Hq-l^-pq- 
 
 Jalisco »?• Xalisco, Hq-les-ko 6/ 
 
 Hq-lis-ko. 
 Jalooan, Jal-(D-an, 
 Jaloofs, Jal-dbfs, er 
 
 Jaloffs, Jal-ofs. 
 Jamaica, Ja-ma-ka. 
 Jambo, Y^m-bo. 
 James' 6r James's (Bay), Jamz-ez. 
 Janeiro, Ja-na-ro. 
 Janina 6r Yanina, Yq-ne-nq. 
 Jan Mayen, Tqn Mi-en. 
 Japan, Jap-an. 
 Japura, Hq-pc6-rq. Sumtjmz ritn 
 
 Hyapura and Yupura. 
 Jaquemel, Sqk-mel. 
 Jaquesila, Hq-ka-sg-lq, er 
 
 Yaquesila, Yq-kq-ss-lq. 
 Tardinillos, Ha/'-dE-nsl-ycDS. 
 larmuch, J^r-muk. 
 Jaroslav, Yq-ro-slqf. 
 Jaroslaw, Yq-ro-slqv. 
 Jask, Jqsk. 
 Jassy, Yqs-E. 
 
 jeOaRAFIKAL NaMZ. 
 
 J. 
 
 Jaszbereny, Yqs-ba-rany. 
 
 Jauer, Y-s-er. 
 
 •Java, J4-va -or Ju-va. 
 
 Javary, Hq-vq-rs. 
 
 Jaxartes, Jaks-(^r-tEZ. 
 
 Jean d'Angely, Saint, San Ken 
 
 Don-ja-lE. 
 Jedburgh, Jed-bur-o. 
 Jeddo, Yed-o. 
 Jehoon, Je-hcbn. 
 Jena, Jin-a; [G.] Ya-nq. 
 Jenne er Djenny, Jen-£. 
 Jennings, J6n-igz. 
 Jeremie, Sa-ra-ms er Ser-e-ms. 
 Jeres, Ha-res. 
 Jericho, Jer-i-ko. 
 Jersey, Jer-zi. 
 Jerumenha, Sa-rco-m6n-yq. 
 Jerusalem, jE-rc6-sa-lem. 
 Jesi, Ya-SE. 
 Jessamine, Jes-a-min. 
 Jesso er Icsso, Yes-o. 
 Jetze, Yet-se, er 
 
 Jeetze, Yat-se. 
 Jeypoor er Jyepoor, Jj-p(6r. 
 Jezreel, Jez-rE-el er Jez-FEl. 
 Jidda er Djidda, Jid-a. 
 Jigagungar, Js-gq-gtig-gar. 
 Jihon, Je-on, e-r 
 
 Jehoon, Ja-c6n. 
 Jijona er Xixona, HE-ho-nq. 
 Joannes, So-(^n-es. Keld elso 
 
 Marajo, Mq-rq-30. 
 Joannina, Yq-ne-nq. 
 Jo Daviess, Jo Da-vis. 
 Johanna, Jo-han-a. 
 
 Joigny, Xwqn-ye. 
 
 Joliba or Djoliba, J61-i-ba, 
 
 Jonkj oping or Jonkoping, Y6n- 
 
 ^ ^e-pii). 
 
 Joodpoor, J(.td-p(i>r, er 
 
 Marwar, Mqr-wer. 
 Jopda, J6p-a. 
 Jordon, Jer-dan. 
 Jorullo er XoruUo, Hra-rcfil-yo. 
 Joulamerk er Julamerk, Jq,-la- 
 
 merk. 
 Juan de Fuca, Ji],-an da FiV-ka. 
 Juan de Lisboa, Ji|-an da Liz- 
 
 bo-a. 
 Juan de Nova, Ji^-an da N6-va. 
 Juan Fernandez, Jv^-an Fer-nan- 
 Juan, Saint, San Jq,-an. dez. 
 Juba, Jq,-ba, er XiJb-ba. 
 Judah, Jt],-da. 
 Juggernaut, er Juggernauth, 
 
 Jug-er-not. 
 Jujuy, H(t)-hw£. 
 Juliers, Xi],-lE-a. 
 Jumna, Jiim-na. 
 Juncal, Hcofl-kql. 
 Jungfrau, Yrfjij-frs. 
 Juniata, Jq,-ni-at-a. 
 Junk-Ceylon, Jugk-SE-lon, er 
 
 SE-16n. 
 Jura, Jii-ra, [Fr.] Ki^-rq. 
 Jurua, Hc()-r(f)-a, {Port.} SoD- 
 
 rtf)-q. 
 Jurumenha, Xi^-rcJQ-men-yq. 
 Jutay, H(D-tj, {Port.} Xm-ti. 
 Jutland, Jdt-land. 
 
 Jiilland, Y^l-and. 
 
 K. 
 
 Kaarta, K(ir-tq. 
 Kaffa, Kqf-q, er 
 
 Feodosia, Fa-o-d6-SE-q. 
 Kahira, K4-hE-rq. 
 Kaifong, Ki-foij. 
 Kairwan, Kar-wqn. 
 Kaisarieh, Ki-zar-e-e. 
 Kajana, er Kaiana, Kq-y^-nq. 
 Kakundy er Kakondi, Kq- 
 
 kdn-dE. 
 Kalamazoo, Kal-a-ma-zA. 
 Kalisz &!■ Kalisoh, K^-liJ. 
 Kalix, K4-liks. 
 Kalla, Kq-lq. 
 Kalmar, Kal-mar. 
 Kalooga, Kaluga, &r Kalouga, 
 
 Kal-db-gQ. 
 Kama, K^-mq. 
 Kamieniee, Kqm-yen-yets. 
 Kamouraska, Kq-mcD-rqs-kq. 
 Kamtchatka, Kam-qat-ka, er 
 
 Kamtschatka, Kamts-kat-ka. 
 Kanawha, Kan-e-wa. 
 Kandahar, Kan-da-hqr. 
 Kankao, Kqr)-kq-o 6r Kaij-k-s. 
 Kano, Kq-no. 
 
 Kanzas er Kansas, Kan zas. 
 Kapseli er Capsali, K(^p-SQ-lE. 
 Kara, Kq-rq. 
 
 Kara-hissar, Kq-r^-his-i^r. 
 Karamania, Kar-a-ma-nE-q. 
 
 Kara-Soo, Kara-Su, er Kara- 
 sou, K^-rq-Soo. 
 
 Karle, K^r-ls er Kqr-la. 
 
 Karlsburg, Kqrlz-burg, er [G.] 
 Kqj'lz-bia/'g. 
 
 Karri Karri, Kar-E Kar-£. 
 
 Kasan er Kazan, Kq-z^n. 
 
 Kaschau, KtjJ-'s. 
 
 Kashmire, KaJ-msr. 
 
 Kashgar er Cashgar, KaJ-g^r. 
 
 Kaskaskia, Kas-kas-ki-a. 
 
 Kastoria, Kas-to-ri-a. 
 
 Katahdin, Ka-td-din. 
 
 Katmandoo er Katmandhu, 
 Kat-man-dcD. 
 
 Katrine, Ka-trin. 
 
 Kattegat, Kat-E-gat. 
 
 Kauen, K's-en. 
 
 Kazan, Kq-z^n. 
 
 Kecskemet, Keq-kem-at. 
 
 Kedesh, Ks-deJ. 
 
 Kcdje, Ked-je er Kej. 
 
 Keeo, Ke-o. 
 
 Kehl, Kal. 
 
 Kei or Key, Kj. 
 
 Keighly, KeD-Ie". 
 
 Keith, Ktt. 
 
 Kelat dr Kelath, Kel-^t. 
 
 Kelso, K(51-so. 
 
 Kemi, Ka-mE. 
 
 Kemmoo, Kem-db. 
 
 Kempten, Kemp-ten. 
 Kenawha er Kenhawa, Ken- 
 
 e-wa. 
 Kendal, Ken-dal, er [dal. 
 
 Kirby Kendal, K^r-bi Ken- 
 Kendall, Ken-dal. 
 Keneh &r Qene, Ken-e. 
 Kenmare, Ken-mq,r. 
 Kennebeck, Ken-e-bek. 
 Kennebunk, Ken-E-biipk. 
 Kensington, Ken-sig-ton. 
 Kentucky, Ken-tiik-i. 
 Keooseoo, Ke-c&-se-(j6. 
 Kerah, Ker-a er Ka-rq. 
 Kerempe, Ker-em-pe, er 
 
 Crempe, Krem-ps. [stbn. 
 
 Keresoon er Keresoun, Ker-E- 
 Kerguelen's Land, Kerg-E-lenz 
 
 Land. 
 Kerlon, Ker-lon. 
 Kermadec, Ker-ma-dek. 
 Kerman, Ker-m^n. 
 Keroon er Keroun, Ker-6n. 
 Kerry, Ker-i. 
 Kershaw, Ker-Je. 
 Kesariah, Ka-zq-rs-a. 
 Keshin, KeJ-En. 
 Kesho, KeJ-o. 
 Keswick, Kez-ik. 
 Keszthely, Kest-h61y. 
 Ketcho, Keq-Q.
 
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 Ketskftmet, Kets-kem-at. 
 Key, Kj. 
 
 Khamil er Chamil, Kq-mEl. 
 Kharasm, Kq-rqz-m, of 
 
 Karissim, Kar-is-im. 
 Kharkof, Kar-kof. Ritn elso 
 
 Charkow, Kharkow, and 
 
 Kharkov. 
 Khartoom, Khartum, er Khar- 
 toum, Kar-tcom. 
 Khatanga, Kq-tqB-g1- 
 Kherelotin, Ker-s-kfm. 
 Kherson er Cherson, Ker-son. 
 Khersonese, Ker-so-nes. 
 Khiva, Kheeva, &>• Khiewa, 
 
 Ke-vq. 
 Khoy, Ker. 
 Khojend, KcD-jend. 
 Khokand, Ko-kqnd, er 
 
 Khokan, Kta-kqn. 
 Khuola, K(6-1q. 
 Khoozistan er Khuzislan, Koo- 
 
 zis-tqn. 
 Khoper, Ko-per. 
 Khorassan, Ko-rq-sqn. 
 Khotan, Ko-tan. 
 Kiakhta, Kg-qk-tq. 
 Kiang-Ku, Kg-aij-Kq,, 
 
 ( Yang-Ue-Kiang.) 
 Kickapoo, Kik-a-po6. 
 Kidderminster, Kid-er-min-ster. 
 Kidonieh, Ke-do-ns-e. 
 Kief, Ke-ef, er 
 
 Kiew, Ke-ev. 
 Kiel, Kel. 
 
 Kifri er Kifree, Kif-re. 
 Kildare, Kil-d^r. 
 Kilia, Ke-lE-q. 
 Kilkenny, Kil-ken-i. 
 Killaloe, Kil-a-l6. 
 Killarney, Kil-qr-ne. 
 Kilmarnock, Kil-mqr-nok. 
 Kilmore, Kil-mcJr. 
 Kimpina, Kim-pe-nq. «. 
 
 Kincardine, Kii)-kqr-din. 
 Kingkitao, Kig-ks-tq-o. 
 Kingston, Kigz-ton. 
 Kingteching, Kig-te-qLg. 
 Kinross, Kin-ros. 
 Kinsale, Kin-sal. 
 Kintore, Kin-tor. 
 Kiutyre, Kin-tjr. 
 Kioge, Ke-e-ge er Ky^-ge. 
 Kioway, Kj-o-wa. 
 Kiousiou er Kiusiu, KE-6-se-(6. 
 Kirauea, KE-ro-wa-q. 
 Kirealdy, Ker-kol-de er Ker- 
 
 ke-de. 
 Kirensk, Kg-rensk. 
 Kirghis er Kirguis, Kir-gsz er 
 
 Ker-gEz. 
 Kirinoola er Kirinoula, Ke-re- 
 
 n(6-lq. 
 Kirkcudbright, Ker-kco-bre. 
 
 Kirkleesa &r Kirkliseh, Kerk- 
 
 le-sa. 
 Kirkwall, Kerk-wel. 
 Kirman or Kerman, Ker-m^n. 
 Kirmanshah er Kirmenshaw, 
 
 Ker-mqn-J6. 
 Kirriemuir, Ker-E-m^r. 
 Kishm, Kijm, er 
 
 Kishma, KiJ-ma. 
 Kishon, Kj-Jon. 
 
 Kiskiminetas, Kis-ki-min-E-tas. 
 Kistua, Kist-na. 
 Kittaning, Kit-an-ii). 
 Kittatinny, Kit-a-tin-i. 
 Ki»isiu, Ke-d)-se-(6. Se {Keoo- 
 
 seoo.y 
 Kiutaja, Koo-t4-yq. 
 Kizil Irmak, Kiz-il L/mak, 
 
 [Turk.] Kiz-8l Er-m(:ik. 
 Kizil-Koom er Koum, Kiz-il- 
 
 Kcom. 
 Klackamas, Klak-a-mas. 
 Klagenfurth, Kl^-gen-fcort. 
 Klamet, Kid -met, er. 
 
 Tlamath, Tlq-mat. 
 Klattau, Klqi-TS. 
 Klausenburg, Kle-sen-burg. 
 Knaps, Naps. 
 Kniphausen, Nip-h's-zen. 
 Knisteneaux, Nis-tE-no. 
 Knox, Noks. 
 Koahoma, Ko-a-hiS-ma. 
 Kodiak, K(f)-di-ak. 
 Koeiyang, KcD-a-yag. 
 Koenigingraetz, Ken-ig-in-grets. 
 Koenigsberg, Ken-igz-berg. 
 Koko, K6-ko. 
 Koksak, Kok-sak er 
 
 Koksoak, K6k-s&-ak. 
 Kokundi, Ko-kdn-di. 
 Kola, Ko-la. 
 Kolima, Kca-ls-mq. 
 Kolin, Ko-lsn. 
 Kolokythi, Ko-lo-ks-tE. 
 Koloszvar, Ko-loj-var. 
 Kolyvan, Ko-l£-vqn. 
 Komorn, K6-morn. 
 Kong, Kog. 
 Kongsberg, Kogz-berg. 
 Konieh er Konia, Ko-nE-a. 
 Konigingriitz, Ken-ig-in-grets, 
 or Koniggriitz, Ken-ig-rets. 
 Konigsberg Or Koenigsberg, 
 
 Ken-igz-berg. 
 Kooban, Kouban, er Kuban, 
 
 Koi-bqn. 
 Kooka er Kouka, K<J5-kq. 
 Kool-koon er Koul-koun, Kdbl- 
 
 kdon. 
 Koom er Koum, Koom. 
 Koond, Kit)nd. 
 Koondooz, Koundouz, or Kun- 
 
 duz, Ka)n-dc6z. 
 Koor, Kour, er Kur, Kcor. 
 
 Koordistan, Kurdistan, 6r Cur- 
 
 distan, Koor-dis-tqn. 
 Koorile, Kourile, er Kurile, 
 ^ Kcfi-ril. 
 Koorland, Kurland, er Cour- 
 
 land, KiLr-land. 
 Koorsk, Koursk, er Kursk, 
 
 Kdarsk. 
 Kooskooskee, Koos-kdas-kE. 
 Koossoor Koond, Koos-cfir Kc&nd. 
 Kopreinitz, Ku-prj-nits, Or 
 
 Kopreinicza, Ku-prj-nit-sq. 
 Koprili or Kopreelee, Ko-pre-le. 
 Koramas, Ko-rq-m^s. 
 Korassan, Ko-rq-s^n. 
 Kordofan, Ker-do-fan. 
 Koron, Kcj-ron, or 
 
 Koroni, Ko-ro-nE. 
 Koros, Ke-r^J. 
 Kosciusko, Kos-E-ds-ko. 
 Koslin, Kes-lEn. 
 Kostroma, Kos-tr6-ma. 
 Kotai, Ko-tj. 
 Kotelnoi, Ko-tel-ner. 
 Kouban, K(D-bqn. 
 Koueiling, Kco-a-lig. 
 Koueiyang, Koa-a-y^g 6r Kwa- 
 
 Kouka, K(f)-kq. 
 Koulon, K(»-16n, er 
 
 Kooloon, Kcb-lc6n. 
 Kouramas, K(j)-rq-m(is. 
 Koursk, KiDrsk. 
 Koussie, Kdb-SE. 
 Koutaieh, Koo-tj-a. 
 Kowno, K6v-no. 
 Kozmin, Kots-msn. [vq. 
 
 Krajova or Krajowa, Krq-yo- 
 Krasnoyarsk, Krasnoiarsk, er 
 
 Krasnojarsk, Krqs-no-yqrsk. 
 Kremnitz, Krem-nits. 
 Kreuznach, Kr^ts-nqk. 
 Krim, Krim. 
 Krishna, KriJ-na, er 
 
 Kistna, Kist-na. 
 Kroban, Kr6-ben. 
 Kriihnen, Krq-nen. 
 Kuen-lun, Kwen-ldan. 
 Kuffstein, K(6f-stjn. 
 Kuldsha, Krfjld-Jq. 
 Kulluspelm, Kdl-os-pelm. 
 Kulpa, K(i)l-pq. 
 Kulun, K(JD-lc6n. 
 Kumania, Kq-ma-ne-a. 
 Kund, Kdjnd. 
 Kurische er Curische Haff, K(6- 
 
 rij-e Hqf. 
 Kurland, Kdor-land. [t-qan. 
 
 Kurreechane er Kurrichain, Kur- 
 Kursk, Korsk. 
 Kutaiyeh, Kootaiah, Koutaieh, er 
 
 Kutaja, Km-tj-a. 
 Kuttore, Kut-6r. [nE-a. 
 
 Kydonia er Kidonieh, Ke-do- 
 
 L. 
 
 Laaland, Le-land, er 
 LoUand, Lol-and. 
 La Baca, La Vak-a. 
 La Battaglia, Lq Bq-t^l-yq. 
 Labischau, Lq-be-J?. 
 Labrador, Lab-ra-dor. 
 Laccadives, Lak-a-djvz. 
 
 Lachawannock, Lak-a-wan-ok, 
 Lachine, La-jEU. 
 Lachish, La-kiJ. 
 Lackawanna, Lak-a-w6n-a. 
 Lackawaxen, Lak-a-waks-en. 
 Ladakh, Lq-d^k. 
 Ladoga, La-dio-ga. 
 
 Ladrones, Lad-rcfinz. 
 
 La Fere, Lq Fqr. 
 
 La Fayette, Laf-a-et er L^-fa-et. 
 
 La Foarche, La FdbrJ. 
 
 La Grange, La Granj. 
 
 Lago, Li^-gQ. 
 
 Lago di Come, Lc^-go de KcS-mo.
 
 758 
 
 J80GRAFIKAL N^MZ. 
 
 Lago Mag^ore, L^-go Mqd-jo-ra. 
 
 Lagos, Lq-gos. 
 
 La Gueyra, Lq Gwj-rq. 
 
 Laguna, Lq-gdb-nq. 
 
 Laguna e;-. Laguna de los Termi- 
 
 nos, Lq-g<6-nq da los Ter-me- 
 
 nos. 
 Laguna del Madra, Lq-gdo-nq del 
 
 M4d-ra. 
 Lahn, Lqn. 
 La Hogue, Lq Hog. 
 Lahore, Lq-h6r. 
 Lahsa or Lachsa, Lqli-sq, &r 
 
 Hajar, Hq-jar. 
 Laibach, Lj-bqk. 
 La Mancha, Lq Mqng-q. 
 Lamar, La-mqr. 
 La Marche, Lq MqrJ. 
 Lambayeque, Lqm-bj-a-ka. 
 Lambeth, Lam-bet. 
 Lamego, Lq-ma-go. 
 Lammermuir, Lam-er-mcor. 
 Lamoile, La-mffl. 
 Lamoo, Lq-mdb, er 
 
 Lamo, Lq-mo. 
 Lamsaki, Lam-sa-ks. 
 Lanai, Lq-ni, &i' 
 
 Ranai, Rq-nj. 
 Lanark, Lan-ark, er 
 
 Lanerk, Lan-erk. 
 Lanarkshire, Lan-ark-Jer, er 
 
 Lanerkshire er Clydesdale. 
 Lancashire, Lagk-a-Jer. 
 Lancaster, Laj-kas-ter 
 Lancerota, Lan-ser-o-ta, er 
 
 Lanzarote. [q4-no. 
 
 Lanciano, Lqn-qe-^-no er Lqn- 
 Landaff, Lan-daf. 
 Landau, Lqn-d's. 
 Landes, Loiid. 
 Landry, Lan-dre. 
 Landsberg, Landz-berg; [(?.] 
 
 L^nts-be/'g. 
 Landscrona, Lqndz-krco-nq. 
 Land's-End, Landz-End'. 
 Landshut, Landz-hmt. 
 Langeae, Lon-jqk. 
 Langelaud, Lqij-e-lqnd, er 
 
 Langland, Lai)-Iand. 
 Langensalza, Lqi)-en-s41ts-q. 
 Langcnthal, L^ij-en-tql. 
 Langholm, Lai)-um. 
 Langoe, Laij-go er Lqg-ge-e, 
 Langres, Lofigr. 
 Languedoc, Loii-ge-dok. 
 Lanica, La-ne-ka. 
 Lantchang, Lant-qai). 
 Laodicea, La-od-i-s8-a. 
 Kaon, Lq-6h. 
 Laos, L4-0S. 
 La Paz, Lq P^z. 
 Lapeer, Lap-er. 
 Lapland, Lap-land. 
 La Plata, Lq Plq-tq. 
 La Port, La Port. 
 La Puebla er La Puebla de los 
 
 Angeles, Lq Pweb-lq (w PflO- 
 
 eb-lq) da los fli)'hel-es. 
 Larache, Lq-rqJ. 
 Laredo, Lq-ra-do. 
 Larissa, Lar-is-a. 
 Laristan, Lqr-is-t^n. 
 Larnica, L4r-ni-kQ. 
 La Salle, La Sal. 
 Las Palmas, Lqs Pql-mqs. 
 Lassa, Las-a, w 
 
 H'lassa, Hlqs-q. 
 Latacunga, Lat-a-k6n-ga. 
 Latakia, Lq-ta-ke-a er 
 
 Ladikia, Lq-de-ks-a. 
 Lattakoo er Latakoo, Lat-a-k(6. 
 Lauban, L-s-bqn. 
 Lauenburg, L-s-en-burg er Li- 
 en-burg. 
 Lauderdale, Le-der-dal. 
 Laun, Ltsd. 
 Launceston, L^ns-ton. 
 Laurens, Ld-renz. 
 Lausanne, Lo-z^n. 
 Lauterbrunnen, L's-ter-briin-en, 
 
 er Lauterbrunn, L-s-ter-brtin. 
 La Vacca &r La Ba«a, La Vak-a. 
 Laval, Lq-vql. 
 Lavaur, Lq-v6r. 
 Lavoro, Lq-v6-ro. 
 Lawrence, Le-rens. 
 Laybach er Laibach, Lj-bqk; 
 
 Lublana, Ldb-blq-nq, {lllyrian.) 
 Leake, Lsk. 
 
 Leamington, Lem-ig-ton. 
 Leba, La-bq. 
 Lebanon, Leb-a-non. 
 Lebonah, Le-bo-na. 
 Lecce, Let-qa. 
 Lech, Lek. 
 Lectoure, Lek-tdbr. 
 Leeds, Ledz. 
 
 Leeward, Ls-ward er LdS-ard. 
 Leeuwarden, La-w6r-den. 
 Leghorn, Leg-hern er Leg-hern. 
 Legnano, Len-yq-no. 
 Leh er Lei, La. 
 Le Havre, La Hav-er. 
 Lehigh, Le-hj. 
 Leicester, Les-ter. 
 Leicestershire, Les-ter-Jsr. 
 Leiden, Lj-den. 
 Leigh, Le. 
 Lcightou, Lg-ton. 
 lieine, Lj-ne. 
 Leiningen, Lj-nig-en. 
 Leinster, Lin-ster er Len-ster. 
 Leipsic, Lip-sik; 
 
 Leipzig," Ljp-tsig, [6^.] 
 Leiria er Leyria, La-re-q. 
 Leith, LeL 
 
 Leitha er Leyta, Li-tq. 
 Leitmeritz, Ljt-mer-its, er 
 
 Leutmeritz, L(5^t-mer-its. 
 Leitrim, Ls-trim. 
 Leitzen, Ljt-sen. 
 Leixlip, Liks-lip. 
 Le Maira, Le Mq,r. 
 Le Mans, Le Men. 
 Lemberg, Lem-berg. 
 Lemnos, Lem-nos, 
 
 Stalimene, Stal-im-e-ns, er 
 
 Limnee, Lim-ne. 
 Lemvig, Lem-vig. 
 Lena, Ls-na; {Rus.) La-nq. 
 Lenape, Len-a-pe. 
 Lenawee, Len-a-wE. 
 Lenni-Lennappe, Len-E-Len-q-pa, 
 Lenoir, Ls-nor. 
 Lentini, Len-tg-nE. 
 Lenzen, Lent-sen. 
 Leoben, La-<5-ben. 
 Leogane, La-o-gqn. 
 Leominster, Lem-in-ster. 
 Leon, Le-on; [.S}^.] La-6n. 
 Leona Vicaria, La-6-nq Ve-k^,- 
 
 re-q. 
 
 Leonida, Le-o-nE-do. 
 Leontini, Le-on-te-ne. 
 Leopoldstadt, Lep-old-stat. 
 Lepanto, Ls-pan-to. 
 Le Puy, Le Pwe. 
 Lerida, Ler-E-dq. 
 Lerwick, Ler-ik. 
 Les Andelys, La Zon-dle. 
 Les Gonaives, La Go-niv. 
 Lesina, Les-E-nq. 
 Leskeard, Les-kqrd. 
 Les Martigaes, La Mar-tEg. 
 Lesparre, Les-pa?'. 
 Lestwithiel, Lest-wsd-el. 
 Leucadia, Lvi-ka-de-a. 
 Leuchtenburg, Lffk-ten-berg. 
 Leuck er Leuk, Lffk. 
 Leutmeritz, Lfft-mer-its. 
 Leutschau, Let-J's. 
 Levant, Ls-vant. 
 Leven, Lev-n. 
 Lewarden, Ls-wer-den. 
 Lewes, Li^-is. 
 Lewis, Lq-is. 
 Lewisham, Lvi-iJ-am. 
 Lewiston, Lq-is-ton. 
 Lexington, Leks-ir)-ton. 
 Leyden er Leiden, Lj-den. 
 Leyria, La-re-a. 
 Leyta, La-tq. 
 Leyte, La-£-ta er La-ta. 
 Liaghoff, Ls-q-gof, er 
 
 Liakhov, Ls-q-kov. 
 Liampo, Ls-am-po. 
 Liard's, L£-qrz. 
 Libadia, Liv-q-dg-q. 
 Liberia, Lj-be-ri-a. 
 Liboume, Le-b(f)rn. 
 Lichfield, Liq-fsld. 
 Lichtenau, Lik-te-n's. 
 Lichtenfels, Lik-ten-felz. 
 Lichtenstein, Lik-ten-stjn, er 
 
 Liechtenstein, LEk-ten-stjn. 
 Liege, Lej; [/)•.] Ls-aj. 
 Liegnitz, Lgg-nits. 
 Lientz er Lienz, Lsnts. 
 Lieou Khieou, Lcd Ceo. 
 Lier, Lsr. 
 Lille er Lisle, LeI. 
 Lima, Li-ma; {Peru) Ls-mq. 
 Limburg, Lim-burg. 
 Limerick, Lim-er-ik. 
 Limmat, Lim-at. 
 Limoges, LE-moj. 
 Limousin, LE-moD-saA. 
 Limoux, LE-m(fi. 
 Linares, Lg-n^-rez. 
 Lincoln, Liij-kon. 
 Lincolnshire, Lig-kon-Jer. 
 Lingen, Lig-en. 
 Linkoping er Linkj oping, Lin 
 
 qe-pig. 
 Linlithgow, Lin-lit-gO. 
 Lintz er Linz, Lints. 
 Lipari, Lip-a-rE er Le-pq-rs. 
 Lippa, Lip-o. 
 Lippe, Lip-e 
 
 Lippe-Detmold, Lip-e-Det-molt. 
 Lippe-Schauenburg, Lip-e-Z'5- 
 
 en-biarg er -E's-en-burg. 
 Liria, Le-rs-q. 
 Lisbon, Liz-bon; 
 
 Lisboa, Liz-bo-a er LES-b(5-<l, 
 
 {Port.) 
 Lisburn, Liz-burn. 
 Lisieux, Le-ze-i],.
 
 JSOGRAFIKAL NSMZ. 
 
 759 
 
 Liskeard, Lis-k^rd. 
 Lisle, LeI. 
 Lismore, Liz-mor. 
 Lissa, Lis-a; 
 
 Leszno, LeJ-no, {Fol.) 
 Lilakou, Lit-a-kob. 
 Litarouba, Lit-a-ri6-ba, er 
 
 Litabarooba, Lit-a-ba-rob-ba. 
 Litchfield, Liq-feld. 
 Lithuania, Lit-yq,-a-ni-a. 
 Litiz, Lit-its. 
 Littorale, Lit-o-rq-le. 
 Livadia &r Libadia, Liv-q-de-a. 
 Liverpool, Liv-er-piol. 
 Livonia, Li-vw-ni-a; 
 
 Lief land, Lsf-lqnt, [<?.] 
 Livorno, L£-v6;'-no. 
 Ljusne, Lydbs-na. 
 Llandaff er Landaff, Lan-daf. 
 Llanelly, Lan-et-le. 
 Llangollen, Lan-got-len. 
 Llanidloes, Lan-id-les, 
 Llanos, Lyq-nos. 
 Llanrwst, Lan-rajst. 
 Llerena, Lya-ra-nq. 
 Loanda, Lo-an-da er Lc)-4n-dq. 
 Loango, Lo-ag-go. 
 Lobenstein, L6-ben-stjn. 
 Lob-Xor, Lob-Xer. 
 Lobes, L6-bos. 
 Locarno, Lo-kqr-no. 
 Lochaber, Lok-q-ber. 
 Loch Katrine, Lok Ka-trin. 
 Loch Levcn, Lok Lev-n. 
 Loch Lomond, Lok Lo-mond. 
 Loch Ness, Lok Xes. 
 Loches, LoJ. 
 Lochy, L6k-e. 
 Lockport, Lok-port. 
 Lodeve, Lo-dav. 
 Lodi, Lo-di: {Italy) Lo-de. 
 Loffoden, Lof-6-den, &r 
 
 Lofoden, Lo-fo-den. 
 Logan, L6-gan. 
 Loggoon er Loggun, Log-c6n. 
 Logrono, Lo-gron-ya. 
 Loheia, Lca-ha-ya. 
 Loir, Lwq/'. 
 Loire, Lwq/-. 
 Loiret, Lwq-ra. 
 Loja er Loxa, Lo-hq. 
 
 Lokeren, Lo-ker-en. 
 Lolland, Lol-nnd. 
 Lombardy, Lom-bar-di. 
 Lomond, Loch, Luk Lu-mond. 
 Lomnitz, Lom-nits. 
 London, Ldn-don. 
 Londonderry, Lun-don-der-i. 
 Longford, Log-ford. 
 Lons-le-Saulnier, Lan-le-So- 
 
 ne-a. 
 Loo Choo, L<D GcD. 
 Looknooee, Luk-noj-e, 
 Lopatka, Lo-pat-ka. 
 Lop-Xor, Lop-Xer, 
 Lorain, Lo-ran. 
 Lorca, L6r-ka. 
 Loretto, Lo-ret-O. 
 Lorient or L'Orient, LQ-r£-6n. 
 Lorraine, Lor-an. 
 Los Roques, Los R6-kes. 
 Lossini, Los-e-ne. 
 Lostwithiel, Lost-wid-el, er 
 
 Lestwithiel, Lest-wid-el. 
 Lot. Lot. 
 
 Lothian, Ldj-di-an, 
 Loudeah, L(t>-d£-a. 
 Loudon, L's-don. 
 Loughborough, Liif-bur-o. 
 Lough Erne, Loh Em. 
 Lough Xeagh, Loh Xa. 
 Loughrea, Loh-ra. 
 Louis, St., Sant Lob-is er L6-e: 
 
 [/"/•.] San L(D-e. 
 Louisa, Lco-e-ZQ. 
 Lonisburg, Loi-is-burg. 
 Louisiade, LcD-E-z£-qd. 
 Louisiana, LiD-E-zs-dn-a. 
 Louisville, Lifj-is-vil. 
 Louknoui, Lcok-ncD-E. 
 Louth, L'sd. 
 
 Louvain, Loo-van; [Fri] Leo-van. 
 Louviers, Loo-vg-a. 
 Louvo, LA-vcd. 
 
 Lowdeah er Loudeah, Loo-dE-a. 
 Lowell, L6-el. 
 Lownds, Lxnz. 
 Lowositz, L6-vc3-sits. 
 Loxa, L6-hq. 
 Lozere, Lca-z^?". 
 Lubben, Lcbb-en. 
 LuLeck, Lq-bek. 
 
 Lublin, L(6-blin. 
 
 Lucas, Lq-kas. 
 
 Lucas, St., Sant Lq-kas. 
 
 Lucayos, Lco-kj-os. 
 
 Lucca, Luk-Q; [It.] L<fjk-q. 
 
 Lucena, Lq-sE-na or Ldj-ta-nq. 
 
 Lucera, Lq-qa-rq. 
 
 Lucerne, Lq-sern. 
 
 Lucia, St., Sant Lq-jE-a, er 
 
 St. Lucie, Sant Loo-ze. 
 Luckenwalde, LAk-en-wql-de. 
 Lucknow, Luk-n-s. 
 Lucon, LotHzin. 
 Ludamar, Lq-da-mqr. 
 Ludlow, Lud-lu. 
 Ludwigsburg, Lobd-wigz-burg. 
 Ludwigslust, LcDd-wigz-lust. 
 Lugano, Loa-gq-no. 
 Lugo, Lin-go. 
 Lugos, Laj-goJ. 
 Lulea, Loi-Ie-o. 
 Lumpkin, Lump-kin. 
 Lund, Land. 
 Luneburg, Lq-ne-burg er Lq- 
 
 ne-bu?g. 
 Lunel, Lq-nel. 
 Lunenburg, Lq-nen-burg. 
 Luneville, Lq-ne-vil or Lq- 
 
 na-vil. 
 Lupata, L<t)-pq-tq. 
 Lusatia, Lq-sa-jE-a. 
 Luterine, LcD-ta-re-na. 
 Lutzen, Li\,t-sen. 
 Luxemburg, Liiks-em-burg. 
 Luxeuil, Lqks-iil. 
 Luzern, Loo-sern. 
 Luzerne, Lq-zern. 
 Luzon or Lucon, Ldo-zon; \Spi\ 
 
 La)-tQn. 
 Lycoming, Lj-kom-ig. 
 Lydda. Lid-a. 
 Lyme-Regis, Ljm-RE-jis. 
 Lymfiord, Lim-fi-6rd or Lqm- 
 
 fE-6rd. 
 Lymington, Lim-ig-ton, 
 Lynchburg, Linq-burg, 
 Lynn-Regis, Lin-R£-jis. 
 Lyonnais or Lyonais, LE-on-a. 
 Lyons, Lj-onz; 
 
 Lyon, L£-6n, {Fr.] 
 Lys, Lis. 
 
 M. 
 
 Maas, Mqs. 
 Maasluys, ilqs-lers. 
 Maastricht, Mqs-trikt, 
 Macahe, Mq-kq-a. 
 Macao, Mq-kq-o er Ma^-k's. 
 Macapa, Jlq-kq-pq. 
 Macassar, Ma-kas-ar. 
 Macclesfield, Mak-lz-fEld. 
 MacCracken, Ma-Krak-en. 
 MacDonough, Mak-D6a-cD. 
 MacDowell, Mak-D-s-el. 
 Macedon, Mas-s-don. 
 Macedonia, Mas-E-do-ni-a. 
 Macerata, Mq-qa-rq-tq. 
 Maceyo, Jlq-sa-yo. 
 Mac Gillivray's, Mak Gil-e-vraz. 
 Machias, Mac-j-as. 
 Machynlelh. Ma-kin-let. 
 Mackinaw, Mak-i-no. 
 Macintosh, Mak-In-toJ. 
 
 Mackenzie, Ma-ken-zs. 
 MacLean, Mak-lan. 
 Macomb, Ma-kdbm. 
 Macon, Ma-kon; [Fr.] Mq-ktiii. 
 Macoupin, Ma-ktu-pin. 
 Macquarrie, Ma-kw6r-£. 
 Madagascar, Mad-a-gas-kar. 
 Madame, Ma-dam. 
 Madawaska, Mad-a-wes-ka. 
 Maddaloni, Mqd-q-16-nE. 
 Madeira, Ma-ds-ra; {Port.) Mq- 
 
 da-£-rq. 
 Madcn, Mii-den. 
 iladera, Mad-E-ra. 
 Madras, Mad-ras. [os. 
 
 Madre de Dios, Mq-dra da uz- 
 Madrid, Mad-rid; [Sp.] Mq-dred. 
 Madura, Mq-dct-ra. 
 Maeandcr, ME-an-der. 
 Maelareu, ila-lar-en. 
 
 Maelstrom,, Mal-strem. 
 
 Maese, Mqs. 
 
 Maestricht er Maastricht, Mqs- 
 trikt. 
 
 Magadoxa, Mag-a-doks-Q. 
 
 Magaguadavick, ilag-a-da-vik. 
 
 Magdala, Mag-da-la. 
 
 Magdalena, Mag-da-lE-na; [Spi\ 
 Mqg-dq-la-nq. 
 
 Magdeburg, Mag-de-burg; [Gr.] 
 ilqg-de-bu/'g. 
 
 Magellan, Ma-jel-an. 
 
 Mageroe, M;ig-er-o. 
 
 Maggiore, Mqd-jt5-ra. 
 
 Magindanao, Mq-hin-dq-n^-o. 
 
 Magnesia. ^hig-n£-j£-a. 
 
 Magny, Mqn-yE. 
 
 Mahanuddy, ila-ha-ndd-s. 
 
 Mahe, Mq-ha. 
 
 Mahon, Mq-htiiu or Mq-un.
 
 760 
 
 JSOGRAFIKAL NSMZ. 
 
 Miihratta, Ma-rat-a. 
 Maida, Mq-e-dq. 
 Maidstone, Mad-ston. 
 Maihidpore, Mi-hid-p6r. 
 Maimatchin, ^I^-mq-qsn er M^- 
 
 ma-^in. 
 Main er Mayn, Mjn. 
 Maine, Man. 
 Mainland, Man-land. 
 Majorca, Ma-jar-ka. 
 Makooas, Mq-kio-qz. 
 Makoqueta, Mq-k6-ka-ta. 
 Malcree 6r Makri, M^-kre. 
 Makulla, ilq-kdl-q. 
 Malabar, Mal-a-bqr. 
 Malacca, Ma-lak-a, 
 Maladetta, Mt., M-snt Mal-a- 
 
 det-a. 
 Malaga, Mal-a-ga er Mq-lq-gq. 
 Malaisia, Ma-la-Jg-a. 
 Malar, Mq-lar. 
 
 Malaren er Maelaren, Ma-lar-en. 
 Malay, ila-la. 
 Maiden, Mel-den. 
 Maldives, Mal-divz. 
 Maldonado, Mql-do-n^-do. 
 Malemba, Ma-lem-ba. 
 Malheur, Mal-ifjr; [Fr.] Mq-lqr. 
 Malines, Mq-lgn. 
 MallicoUo, Mal-i-kol-o. 
 Mallow, Mal-Q. 
 Malmedy, Mal-me-di. 
 Malmo, Mal-me, er Mql-me. 
 Malmohus, M^l-nae-hcos. 
 Malmsbury, Mqmz-ber-i. 
 Malo, St., Sant Mq-16. 
 Malplaquet, Mql-plq-ka. 
 Malstrom, Mal-strem. 
 ilalta, Mel-ta. 
 Malton, Mel-ton. 
 Malvasia, Mql-vq-SE-q, &>' 
 
 N'apoli di Malvasia, N^-po-lg 
 
 d£ Mql-vq-se-q. 
 Malrern, Mel-vern. 
 Alalwah, Mel-we. 
 Mamore, !Mq-m6-ra. 
 Manaar, Man-qr. 
 Mananzari, Mq-nqn-zq-re. 
 Manasseh, Ma-nas-e. 
 Maneha, La, Lq Mqn-qq. 
 Manche, MonJ. 
 Manchester, Man-qes-ter. 
 Manchooria, Man-qA-re-a. 
 Mandans, Man-dans. 
 Mandara, Mqn-dq-ra. 
 Mandavee, Man-da-VE. 
 Mandingoes, Man-dig-goz. 
 Mane, Mq-ne. 
 Alanfredouia, Man-fr8-d(&-ni-a 
 
 er Jlqn-ira-do-ne-q. 
 Mangalore, ilag-ga-Ior. 
 Manhattan, Man-hat-an. 
 Manheim er Mannheim, M(^n- 
 
 hjm. 
 Manica, Mq-ne-sq. 
 Manicouagan, Man-e-kw^-gan. 
 ilanilla, Man-il-a. 
 Manissa, Man-is-a. 
 Manitoba, Man-i-t(5-ba. 
 Manitouline, Man-i-tdb-lin er 
 
 Man-e-tcD-lgn. 
 Manitouwoc, Man-£-t<D-w6k. 
 Mannhartsberg, Man-hqrts-berg. 
 Mannissa, Man-is-a. 
 Manre-sa, Mqn-ra-sq. 
 Mans, Le, Le Men. 
 
 Mansoora er Mansourah, Man- 
 
 sdo-ra. 
 Mantalagoose, Man-tal-a-g<6s. 
 Mantchooria, Mandshooria, er 
 
 Mandchouria, Man-qco-re-a. 
 Mantua, Man-tq-a: 
 
 Mantova, Mqn-to-vq, [It.] 
 Manzanares, Mqn-tq-nq-res. 
 Manzanillo, Mqn-sq-nEl-yo er 
 
 Mqn-tq-ngl-j'tD. 
 ^laracaybo er Maracaibo, Mq- 
 
 rq-kj-bo. 
 Maradeh, Mq-r^-de. 
 Marajo, Mq-rq-gcD, (fland.) Ss 
 
 {Joannes.} 
 ilarambaya, Mq-rqm-bi-q. 
 Maramec, Mar-a-mek, or 
 
 Merrimack, Jler-i-mak. 
 Maranham, Mar-an-am, er 
 
 Maranhao, Mar-an-a-o. 
 Maranon, Mq-rqn-yon. 
 JIarathon, Mar-a-ton. 
 Maravee er Maravi, Mq-rq-ve. 
 Marbella, Mar-bel-yq. 
 Marblehead, Mqr-bl-hed. 
 ilarburg, Mqr-burg; [(?.] Mar- 
 
 bm/'g. 
 ilarch, Mark, 6r 
 
 Morowa, Mo-r's-q. 
 Marehe, La, La MarJ. 
 Marcy, M^r-si. 
 Mardeen, Mar-dtn. Ritn elso 
 
 Mardin, and Merdin. 
 Marecchia, Mq-rek-E-q. 
 Marengo, Mar-en-go. 
 Margarita, Mqr-ga-re-ta. 
 JIargate, Mqr-gat. 
 Margi, Mqr-g£. 
 Mariana, Mq-r£-(^-nq. 
 Marianne er Mariana, Mar-e-an. 
 Mariato, Mq-rE-q-to. 
 Marie-Galante, Mq-rE-Gq-16nt. 
 Mariel, Mq-rE-el. 
 Marienbad, Mq-re-en-bqd er 
 
 Mq-rs-en-bqt. 
 Marienberg, Ma-ri-en-berg er 
 
 Mq-rs-en-berg. 
 Marienburg, Ma-ri-en-burg er 
 
 Mq-re-en-biarg. 
 Marienwerder, Ma-ri-en-w^r-der 
 
 er Mq-rE-en-ve/'-der. 
 Marienzell, Mq-re-en-tsel, er 
 
 Mariazell, Mq-rs-q-tsel. 
 Marietta, Ma-ri-et-a. 
 Marigliano, Mq-rEl-yq-no. 
 ilarion, Ma-ri-on. 
 Maritza er Marizza, Mq-rit-sq, er 
 
 Marissa, Ma-ris-a. 
 ^Marlborough, Mqrl-bur-o. 
 Marmora, Mqr-mo-ra, er 
 
 Marmara, Mqr-ma-ra. 
 Marne, Marn. 
 Marocco, ila-rok-o. 
 Maroni, Mq-rca-nE. 
 Marosch, Mq-roJ. [hel. 
 
 JIaros Vasarhely, Mor-6J Vq-Jqr- 
 Marquesas, Mar-ka-sqs. 
 Marquette, Mar-ket. 
 Marsala, Ma?'-s4-lq. 
 Marseilles, Mar-salz; 
 
 Marseille, Mar-sal, [Fr.] 
 Marshall, Mqr-Jal. 
 Martaban, Mqr-ta-ban. 
 JIartigny, ilar-t£n-ys; [Fr.] Mar- 
 
 tEn-ye. 
 Martigues, Les, La Mar-teg. 
 
 Martin, M^r-tin. 
 Martinico, Mqr-tin-e-ko. 
 Martin Vas, Mqr-tin Vas, 
 Martinique, Mqr-tin-ek. 
 Marwar, Mqr-wer. 
 JIaryland, Md-ri-land. 
 JIaryport, Ma-ri-port. 
 Mas-a-Fuera er Masafuera, Mq- 
 
 sq-fwa-rq. 
 Mas-a-Tierra, Mqs-q-T£-er-q. 
 Mascarenhas, Mqs-kq-ren-yqs. 
 Mashow, MaJ-^. 
 Maskat er Mascate, Mas-kat. 
 Maskegon, Mas-k£-gon, er 
 
 ilaskego, Mas-ks-go. 
 Massa, Mas-a. 
 
 Massachusetts, Mas-a-qq,-set3. 
 Massina, Mas-E-nq. 
 Masta, Ma-stq er Mc^s-tq. Ofn 
 
 ritn Msta. 
 Masua er Massouah, Mqs-do-q. 
 Masulipatam, Ma-scD-ls-pa-tam. 
 Matagorda, JIat-a-ger-da. 
 Matamoros, Mat-a-mo-ros, er 
 
 JIatamoras, !Mat-a-m6-ras. 
 Matanzas, Ma-tan-zas er Mq-t^n- 
 
 tqs. 
 Matapan, Mat-a-pan. 
 Mataro, Mq-tq-r6. 
 Matarceyeh, Mat-ar-s-ye. 
 Matchin, Mq-qEn. 
 Matemba, Ma-tem-ba. 
 Mathias, St., Sant Ala-tj-as. 
 Mathura; sumtjmz ritn, and y^StJ,- 
 
 ali pron-snst, Muttra, Mut-ra. 
 Matsmay er ilatsmai, Mats-m|. 
 Matara, Mq-to-rq. 
 Mauch-Chunk, Mek-Sdgk. 
 Mauhes, Mu-as. 
 Maui, M's-E. 
 Maumee, Me-ml. 
 Mauna Roa, M's-nq Ro-q. 
 Maurepas, Mo-rE-pq. 
 Maurice, St., Sent Me-ris; 
 
 [Fr.] Mo-rES. 
 Mauritius, ile-riJ-E-us. 
 Slaury, Me-ri. 
 Mautern, M-s-tern. 
 Mayaco, Mj-q-ko. 
 Mayaguana, Jlj-q-gw^-nq. 
 Mayenre, Mq-yen er Mj-en. 
 Mayn, Mjn. 
 Maynooth, Ma-noDt. 
 Mayo, Ma-o {Ireland}, 
 Mayo, Mj-o {Jlexico}. 
 Mayo, ilj-Q. 
 
 ilaysville, ilaz-vil. [bq. 
 
 ilayumba er Majumba, Mq-ydm- 
 Mazagan, Mqz-a-gqn. 
 Mazagao, Mq-zq-gsn. 
 Mazanderan, Mq-zqn-der-^n, er 
 
 Mazanderoon, Mq-zqn-der-dE>n. 
 Mazatlan, ilaz-at-lan, er Mq-sqt- 
 
 Iqn. 
 Mazzara, Mqt-s(^-rq. 
 Meaeo, ME-^-ko. 
 Meade, Mfid. 
 Meadville, Mfid-vil. 
 Meath, Msd. 
 Meaux, Mo. 
 Mecca, Mek-a. 
 Mechlin. Mek-lin, er 
 
 Meehelen, Mek-el-en. 
 Mechoaean, M£-qo-a-kan. 
 Mecklenburg, Mek-len-burg, [&.] 
 Mek-len-bia?'g.
 
 J80GRAFIKAL NSMZ. 
 
 761 
 
 Mecklenburg-Schwerin, -Swer-sn. 
 Mecklenbnrg-Strelitz, -Strel-its. 
 Mecran, Mek-ran. 
 Medina, Mg-dj-na; {Arabia} 
 
 Med-B-na. 
 Medina Sidonia, Med-e-nq Se- 
 
 do-nE-q. 
 Mediterranean, Med-i-ter-a-ne-an. 
 Medvieditza, Med-VE-a-dit-sq. 
 Medway, Med-wa. 
 Meenen, Ma-nen. 
 Megiddo, ME-gid-o. 
 Megna, Meg-na. 
 Mehallet-el-kebeer er -el-kebir, 
 
 Me-hql-et-el-ke-bfir. 
 Meherrin, ME-her-in. 
 Meidam, iIa-£-dqm, 
 Meigs, Msgz. 
 Meikung, ilj-koi). 
 Meinam e?' ilenam, Ma-£-nqm er 
 
 Ma -nam. 
 Meinder, Man-der. 
 Meiningen, Mj-nig-en, er 
 
 Meinungen, Mj-nug-en. 
 Meissen, Mi-sen. [da. 
 
 Mejerdah or Medjerdah, Me-jer- 
 Mekinez, Mek-i-nez, 
 
 Makines, Mak-i-nes, er 
 
 Meknas, Mek-nas. 
 Melbourne, Mel-burn. 
 Meleda, Ma-la-dq. 
 Melinda, Ma-lin-dq. 
 Meling er Meeling, ME-lig. 
 Melos, Me-los. 
 Melrose, Mel-roz. 
 Melton ilowbray, Mel-ton Mo-brs. 
 Melun, ME-ldn. 
 Melville, Mel-vil. 
 Alemel, Mem-cl er Ma-mel. 
 Memmingen, Mem-ii)-en. 
 Memphis, Mem-fis. 
 Memphremagog, Mem-frs-ma-gog. 
 Menaina, Men-j-nq. 
 Menan, Me -nan, er 
 
 Manan, Ma-nan. 
 ilenard, Men-qrd. 
 Mendana, Men-dqn-yq. 
 Mende, Moiid. 
 Mendocino, Men-do-se-no. 
 Jlendoza, Men-do-za; [Sp.] Men- 
 
 du-tq. 
 Menin, Me -nan; 
 
 Meenen, Ma-nen, [Flem.] 
 Mennomonie, Men-6m-o-ne, er 
 
 Menomonee, ME-nom-o-ns. 
 Menorca, Men-er-ka. 
 Mentone, Men-tii-na. 
 Mentz, Ments, er 
 
 Mainz, Mjnts. 
 Menzaleh, Men-zq-le. 
 Meppel, Mep-el. 
 Merdin, Mer-den. 
 Mergui er Merghi, Mer-gs 
 Merewe er ileraweh, Mer-a-wa. 
 Meredith, Mer-r-dit. 
 Meriato, Ma-re-q-to. 
 Merida, Mer-i-da er Mer-e-dq. 
 Meramichi, Mir-a-mi-Je. 
 Merioneth, Mer-i-on-et. 
 Meriwether, Mer-i-wed-ec. 
 Mermentau, iler-men-to. 
 Meroe, Mer-o-wa. 
 Merom, Ms-rom. 
 Merrimack, Mer-i-mak. 
 Merseburg, Mer-S£-burg; [G.] 
 
 Mer-se-burg. 
 
 Mersey, Mer-ze. 
 
 Mcrthyr Tydvil or Tydfil, Mer- 
 
 ter Tid-vil. 
 Merv, Merv. 
 Meshed, MeJ-ed, er 
 
 Mushed, 5ldJ-ed. 
 Mesolongi, ires-Q-lop-gE. Se 
 
 {Missohm tjhi.y 
 Mesopotamia, Mes-o-po-ta-mi-a; 
 
 keld El-Jez-E-ra, (Al-Jezira.) 
 Messina, Mes-g-nq. 
 Mesurado, Mes-cD-rq-do, 
 Mesurata, iles-oo-rq-tq. 
 Meta, Ma-tq. 
 Metelin, Met-E-lgn, er 
 
 Mytelene, Mit-E-le-ne. 
 Metz, Mets; [Fr.] Mas. 
 Meurthe, Mu/'t. 
 Meuse, Mqz; [Fr.] Muz: 
 
 ilaese er Maas, Mqs, [Z>.] 
 Mexico, Meks-i-ko. 
 Mezene er Mezen, ilez-an. 
 Mezieres, Mez-E-4''. 
 Miaco, Mg-q-ko, er 
 
 Keeo, Ke-o. 
 Miami, Mj-am-i. 
 Miava, Mg-q-vq. 
 
 Michigan, MiJ-i-gan er MiJ-i-gan. 
 Michilimackinac, MiJ-il-c-mak-i - 
 
 ne. N's keld Mackinaw, Mak- 
 
 i-ne. 
 Michoacan, Ms-qo-q-kqn. 
 Mieoni, Mik-o-nE. 
 Middelbnrg, Mid-el-burg. 
 Middlebury, Mid-l-ber-i. 
 iliddlesborough, Mid-lz-bur-o. 
 Middlesex, Mid-1-seks. 
 Middleton, Mid-1-ton. 
 Middle town, ilid-l-t'sn. 
 ilidland, Mid-land. 
 Mifflin, iOf-lin. 
 Migliano, MEl-yq-no. 
 Migliazza, MEl-yqt-sq, er 
 
 Miliaska, Mil-E-qs-kq. 
 Milam, Mi-lam. 
 Milan, Mii-an; 
 
 Milano, Ms-lq-no, [It.'] 
 ililazzo, ME-lqt-so, er 
 
 Melazzo, Ma-lqt-so. 
 Mildcn, Mil-den. 
 ililford. Mil-ford. 
 Milhau, Me-16. 
 Jlilledgeville, Mil-ej-vil. 
 Milo, Me-lo, er 
 
 Melos, Me-1os. 
 ililtsin. Milt-sin, er Milt-SEn. 
 ililwaukee er ililwaukie, Mil- 
 
 wo-k£. 
 Minab, ME-nqb. 
 Minch, Mii)k. 
 Mincio, Min-qo. 
 Mindanao, Min-dq-nq-o, er 
 
 Magindanao, Mq-hin-dq-n(^-o. 
 Minden, Min-den. 
 Mindoro, Min-d6-ro. [ta. 
 
 Minesota or Minnesota, Min-E-s6- 
 Mingan, Mii)-gan. 
 Mingrelia, Min-grg-li-a. 
 Minieh er Minyeh, ME-ns-ye. 
 Minho, Mgn-j'o. 
 Minnetaree, Min-s-tar-E. 
 Minorca, Min-er-ka, er 
 
 Menorca, Men-or-ka. 
 Minsk, Minsk. 
 Miosen, ME-co-zen. 
 Miquelon, 5Iik-el-6n. 
 
 Miramichi, Mir-a-ml-Jg. 
 ilirauda, M£-rqn-dq. 
 Mirandola, M£-rqn-do-lq. 
 Mirebalais, Jkr-bq-la. 
 ilirepoix, Mir-e-pwq er Mer-pw^. 
 Mirim, ME-rt'm. 
 Misitra, Mis-i-tra er 
 
 Mistra, Mis-tra. 
 Miskolcz, Mi/-ktf)lts. 
 Misselad, Mis-E-lqd. 
 Missisque, Mis-is-kw£. 
 Mississippi, Mis-i-sip-i. 
 ilissolonghi, Mis-o-16g-gE. 
 Missouri, Mis-co-rE. 
 Jlistassinny, Mis-tas-in-i, er 
 
 Mistissinny, Mis-tis-in-i. 
 ilistras, Mis-tras. 
 Mittau, Mit--s. 
 Mobile, Mo-bEl. 
 Mocaranga, Mo-ka-ran-ga. 
 Mocha, Mo-ka; {Aral.) M6-kq. 
 Modena, M6-den-a er M6d-en-q. 
 Modica, M6d-£-kq. 
 Moen, Me-an. 
 Mogadore, Mog-a-dor (keld 
 
 Sweera, Swe-ra, bj dE Mcorz.) 
 Mogul, Mo-gdl. 
 Mohacs, Mo-hqq. 
 ilohahve, Mo-hq-vg. 
 Mohawk, Mo-hok. 
 Moheelef, Mo-hg-lef. Ritn elso 
 
 Mobile w and Moghilev. 
 Mohegan, Mo-hg-gan. 
 Moissac, Mwqs-qk. 
 iloksha er Mokseha, M6k-Jq. 
 Mojos er Moxos, Ma-hos. 
 iloldau, Mol-d's 
 Moldavia, Mol-da-vi-a. 
 Molfetta,' Mol-fet-a. 
 Molise, Mo-lE-sa. 
 Molokai, Mo-lo-ki, er 
 
 Morotai, Mo-ro-tj. 
 Moluccas, Mo-ldk-as. 
 Moluches, Mo-lcD-qes. 
 Molwitz, Mol-wits er Mol-vits. 
 Mombaza, Mom-bq-zq, er 
 
 Mombas, Mom-bqs. 
 Mompox, Mom-poks; [<^.] Mom- 
 
 poh. 
 Monaco, M6n-q-ko. 
 Monadnock, Mo-nad-nok. 
 Monaghan, M6n-a-han. 
 Monastir er Monasteer, Mou- 
 
 as-t£r. 
 Monclova, Mon-klo-va. 
 Monchaboo, Mon-9a-b<f> er Mok- 
 
 so-bo. 
 Mondego, Mon-da-go. 
 Mondonedo, Mon-dun-ya-do. 
 Mondovi, Mon-do-vg. 
 Monembasia, Mo-nem-ba-se-a. 
 Monferrato, Mon-fer-q-to. 
 Jlonfaloot er Monfalout, Mob- 
 
 fa-lcDt. 
 Monfia, Mon-fE-q. 
 Mongbir, Mur)-g£r. 
 Mongolia, Mon-go-li-a. 
 Monistic, Mia-nis-tik. 
 Moniteau, Mon-E-to. 
 Monmouth, Mon-mut. 
 Monongahela, Mo-non-ga-he-lo. 
 Monongalia, Mia-non-ga-li-O. 
 Monopoli, Mo-nop-Q-lfi. 
 Monomotapa, Mon-a-mo-t^-pq. 
 .Monreale, Mon-ra-q-la. 
 Monroe, Mon-r6.
 
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 Monrovia, Mon-ro-vi-a. 
 
 Mods, Mod. 
 
 Montagnana, Mon-tqn-yq-nq. 
 
 Montargis, Mun-tar-gE 
 
 Montauban, Moii-to-bon. 
 
 Montaiik, Moii-tok. 
 
 Mont Blanc, Mont Blaijk 6r Mon 
 
 Blon. 
 Montbrison, Mon-bre-zun. 
 Montcalm, Mont-kqm. 
 Mont-de-Marsan, Mon-de-Mar- 
 
 sqn. 
 Montego, Mon-tg-go. 
 Moateith, Mon-tefc. 
 Monte-Leone, M6a-ta-La-6-na. 
 Montelimart, Mon-tel-e-mar. 
 Montelovez, Mon-tel-o-vez. 
 Monterey, Mon-ta-ra. 
 Montevideo, Mon-te-vid-£-Q er 
 
 Mon-ta-v8-da-o. 
 Montferrat, Mont-fer-at. 
 Montgomery, Mont-gdm-er-i. 
 Montieello, Mon-ti-sel-o. 
 Mantilla, Mon-tsl-yq. 
 Montmartre, MQU-mar-t/. 
 Montmorenoi, Mout-mo-ren-se. 
 Montpelier, Mont-pg-li-er. 
 Montreal, Mont-re-el. 
 Montreale, Mont-ra-q-la, er 
 
 Monreale, Mon-ra-^-la. 
 Montrose, Mont-roz. 
 Montserrat, Mont-ser-at. 
 Monza, M6n-zq. 
 Mookden, Mukden, ©?' Mouk- 
 
 den, Ma>k-den. 
 Moolooas, McD-l(Jo-a3. 
 Mooltan »r Moultan, M(t>l-t4n. 
 Moorad er Murad, McD-r^d. 
 Moore, Mor. 
 
 Moorshedabad, Moor-Js-da-b^d. 
 Moorzook, Mourzouk, &)• Murzuk, 
 
 M(i)r-z6k. 
 Moosehead, McDs-hed. 
 Moqui, Mo-ke. 
 Mora, Mci-ra. 
 
 JSOGRAFIKAL NQMZ. 
 
 Morat, Mo-rq. 
 
 Morava er Morawa, ilo-rq-vq, 
 
 March, Mqrq. 
 Moravia, Mo-ra-vi-a; 
 
 Mabren, Ma-ren, [ 6^.] 
 Moray er ]\Iurry, Mur-a. 
 Morbihan, Mor-be-oii. 
 Morea, Mo-rg-a, er [sus. 
 
 Peloponnesus, Pel-CD-pon-e- 
 Moreau, Mo-ro. 
 Morena, Sierra, Se-er-q Mq- 
 
 ra-nq. 
 Jlorgan, Mer-gan. 
 Morgarten, Mer-gar-ten. 
 Morlachia, Mor-la-ki-a. 
 Morlaix, Mor-la. 
 Morocco, Mo-rok-o, er 
 
 Marocco, Ma-rok-o. 
 Morotai, Mo-ro-tj. 
 Morro Hermoso, M6r-ca Her- 
 
 mo-SQ. 
 Morrope, Mor-o-pa. 
 Morsoe, Mers-e-g. 
 Moragne, Mor-t^ny. 
 Mortemar, Mert-mqr. 
 Moscow, Mos-k's; 
 
 Moskwa, Mosk-wq, {Bus.) 
 Moselle, Ma,-zel. 
 Mosquito, Mos-ke-to. 
 Mostar, Mos-t^r. 
 Mosul, M6-sul, er 
 
 Moosul, Mtb-sul. 
 ilotapa, Mo-tq-pa. 
 Motril, Mo-trgl. 
 Moudon, McD-don. 
 Moukden, MiBk-den. 
 Moulins, M(B-lan. 
 Moultan, Mitl-tqn. 
 Mouna Roa, M's-nq Ro-q. 
 Moura, Mcb-rq. 
 Mourzouk, McDr-zcf)k, 
 Movisas er Movizas, Mo-ve-zqz. 
 Mowee, M-»-e. 
 Moxos, M0-36S. 
 Mozambique, MQ-zam-bek. 
 
 Msta, M-stq. 
 
 Muhkalhata, Mq-kql-hq-tq. 
 Muhlenburg, Mq-leu-burg. 
 Miihlhausen, Mel-h-s-zen. 
 Muhlhausen, Mql-h-s-zen. 
 Miihlheim, Mel-hjm. 
 Muhr e-r Mur, Moor. 
 Mukden, Mook-den. 
 Mulahasen, MiB-lq-q-ten. 
 JIulde, Mial-de. 
 Mull, Mul. 
 
 Mullingar, Mul-in-gqr. 
 Miinden, Mqn-den. 
 Munich, Mq-nik. 
 Munkacs, Miii)k-qq. 
 Munnypoor, Mun-i-pc6r, er 
 
 Munipoora, Mun-i-pcD-ra. 
 Munster, Mun-ster. 
 Mur, MiDr. 
 Murad, Mco-rqd. 
 Murau, MA-r-g. 
 Murcia, Mdr-Jg-a; [Sp.'] Mc6»'- 
 
 tg-q. [o. 
 
 Murfreeeborough, Miir-frgz-bur- 
 Muritz, Mi^-ritB. 
 Murray, Mdr-a. 
 Marsuk, M(Dr-z6k. 
 Murten, Mia/-ten. 
 Murusura er Morucura, Mayrco- 
 
 s(6-rq. 
 Mui-viedro, Mmr-vg-a-dro. 
 Muscat, Mu.s-hat. 
 Muscatine, Mus-ka-tgn. 
 Muscogee, JIus-ko-ge. 
 Muscongus, Mus-k6i)-gus. 
 Muscovy, Mu3-ku)-vi. 
 Muskau, Mxas-k-8. 
 Muskingum, Mus-kig-gum. 
 Musselburgh, Mus-el-bur-o. 
 Muttra, Mut-ra. 
 Myconi, Mik-Q-ni. 
 Myconos, Mik-o-nos. 
 Mysore, Mj-s6r. 
 Mytilene, Mit-i-lg-ng, or 
 
 Metelin, Met-g-lgn. 
 
 N. 
 
 Naab, Nqb; [ <?.] Nqp. 
 
 Naas, Nas. 
 
 Nabajo, Nav-a-ho, er 
 
 Nabajoa, Nq-vq-ho-q. 
 Nacogdoches, Nak-o-dii-qez. 
 Nagpoor er Nagpour, Nag-p(f)r. 
 Nagy Enyed, N6d-ye En-yed. 
 Nagy Karoly, N6d-ye Kq-roly. 
 Nagy Sz'Blnbath, N6d-ye Som- 
 
 bot. 
 Nagy Varad, N6d-ye V^-rod. 
 Nahant, Na-hant. 
 Nain, Na-in. 
 Nairnshire, N4rn-jEr. 
 Namaquas er Namaaqaas, Nq- 
 
 m4-kwqz. 
 Namur, Na-mur; [Fr^ Nq-mrj,?". 
 Nancy, Nan-si; [/*V.] Non-sg. 
 Nangasaki, Nqij-ga-sc^-kg. 
 Nankin, Nan-kgn, er 
 
 Nanking, Nan-kir). Keld elso 
 
 Kiang Ning, Ki-ai) Nig. 
 Nanling, Nan-lig. 
 Nansemond, Nan-sg-mond. 
 Nantchang, Nan-qag. 
 Nantes, Nants; \_Fr.\ Noi'it, 
 
 Nanticoke, Nan-ti-kok. 
 Nantucket, Nan-tiik-et. 
 Nantwich, Nant-iq. 
 Naphthali, Naf-ta-lj. 
 Naples, Na-pli.; 
 
 Napoli, Nq-po-lg, [/)!.] 
 Naplouse or Naploos, Nap-ldos. 
 Napo, Nq-po. 
 Napoli di Malvasia, Nq-po-le ds 
 
 Mql-vq-zg-q. 
 Napoli di Romania, Nq-po-lg de 
 
 Ro-mq-ng-q. 
 Narbonne, Nar-bon. 
 Narda, Nqr-da. 
 Narenta, Nq-ren-tq. 
 Narew, Nq-ref. 
 Narmada, Na;'-mq-da. 
 Naruva, Nar-o-va, er 
 
 Narva, Nqr-va. 
 Narym, Nq-rim. 
 Naseby, Naz-bi. 
 Nashoba, NaJ-Q-la. 
 Nashua, N;<|-i|-a. 
 Nashville. N;iJ-vi]. 
 Nassau, Nas-e; [(}.'] N4s-'5, 
 Natal, Na-tal, er Nq-tql. 
 
 Natchez, Naq-ez. 
 Natchitoches, Naq-i-toq-es er 
 
 Nak-E-tiiJ. 
 Natolia, Na-t6-li-a, er 
 
 Anatolia, An-a-to-li-a, er 
 
 Anadoli, fl-nq-do-lg. 
 Natore, Na-tiir. 
 Naugatuck, Ne-ga-tuk. 
 Naumburg, Nem-burg. 
 Nauplia, Ne-pli-a. 
 Nauvoo, N9-VC6. 
 Navahoe, Nav-a-ho, (Indianz.) 
 Navan, Nav-an. 
 Navarina, Nav-a-rg-no, er 
 
 Neocastro, Na-o-kqs-tro. 
 Navarre, Na-vqr; 
 
 Navarra, Nq-v^r-q. 
 Naviglio Grande, Nq-vel-yo 
 
 Grqn-da. 
 Naxia, Naks-g-a, er 
 
 Naxos, Naks-os. 
 Nazareth, Naz-a-ret. N's kald 
 
 Nasra, Nqz-ra. 
 Neagh, Lough, Loh Na. 
 Neau, Na-6. 
 Nebo, Ng-bo.
 
 Nebraska, Ne-brds-ka. 
 Neches, Neq-ez. 
 Neckar, Nek-ar. 
 Necosta, Nc-kos-ta. 
 Nedjd, Nejd, er 
 
 Nedjed, Nej-ed. Ritn elso 
 
 Nedsjed. 
 Neembucu, Na-em-btD-kdi. 
 Negapatam, Neg-a-pa-tam. 
 Negrais, Neg-rjs. 
 Negro, Na-gro. 
 Negropont, Neg-ro-pont, or 
 
 Egripo, Eg'ri-po. 
 Negros, Na-gros. 
 Neisse, Ni-se. 
 Nelson, Nel-son. 
 Nemours, Ne-mdor. 
 Nenagh, Na-na. 
 Neosho, Ne-6-Jo. 
 Neots, St., Sant Nets. 
 Nepaul er Nepal, Ne-pel. 
 Nepissing, Nep-is-ii). 
 Nerbuddah, Ner-bdd-a, er 
 
 Narmada, Nar-mq-da. 
 Nertchinsk, Ner-qinsk. 
 Neschin, NeJ-en. 
 Nescopeck, Nes-ko-pek. 
 Neshaminy, Ng-Jam-i-ni. 
 Nestved er Naestved, Nestrved. 
 Nesuketonga, Ne-six-ke-toij-ga. 
 Netherlands, Ned-er-landz. 
 Nethou, Na-tti). 
 
 Netze, Net-se. [biarg. 
 
 Neuburg, Nii,-burg; [(?.] Ner- . 
 Neufchatel er Neuchatel, NuJ- 
 
 q-tel. 
 Neu-Markt, Nff-Mqrkt. 
 Neu-Ruppin, Ner-Ru-psn. 
 Neusatz, Nff-sqts. 
 Neuse, Nv^s. 
 
 Neusiedler-See, Ner-sed-Ier-Sa. 
 Neusohl, Nq-sol er Nff-sol. 
 Neustadt, Nii,-stqt er Nff-stqt. 
 Neutra, Ntf-trq; 
 
 Nyittra, Ne-it-roh, {Bun.} 
 Neuwied, Ni\,-wEd er Nff-wet. 
 Neva, Ne-va; {Etis.} Na-va. 
 Nevada, Na-vq-dq. 
 Nevado, Na-vq-do. 
 Nevers, Ne-v4/'. 
 Neversink, Nev-er-siyk. 
 Nevin, Nev-in, er Nefyn, Nef-in. 
 Nevis, Ben, Ben Ns-vis. 
 Newark, Ni\,-ark. 
 Newbern, Nvj,-bern. 
 NcTfberry, Nq-ber-i. 
 Newburg, Nii,-burg. 
 Ncwburyport, Ni^-ber-i-purt. 
 Newcastle, N^^-kas-el; {A'ngland) 
 
 Ni],-kas-el. 
 New Euhota, Nn 8-k6-ta. 
 Newfoundland, Nq,-fund-land. 
 
 J80GRAFIKAL NaMZ. 
 
 New Granada, Nq, Grq-nq-dq. 
 New Guinea, Nq Gin-e-a. 
 New Hampshire, Ni^^Hamp-Jer. 
 New Hanover, Nq ll;in-o-ver. 
 New Haven, Nq Hfi-ven. 
 New Helvetia, Nq Hel-VB-Ji-a. 
 New Holland, Nq Hol-and. 
 New Jersey, Nq Jer-zi. 
 New Lebanon, Nq Leb-a-non. 
 New Leon, Ni| Le-on. 
 New London, Nq Lun-don. 
 New Madrid, Nq Mad-rid. 
 Newmarket, Nq-mqr-ket. 
 New Mexico, Nq Meks-i-ko. 
 New Orleans, Ni], Gr'le-anz. 
 Newport, Nq-port. 
 New Providence, Nq I'rov-i-dens. 
 Newry, Nq-rg. 
 New Sarum, Nq Sa-rum. 
 New Santander, Nq San-tan-der; 
 
 Nuevo Santander, Nwa-vo Sqn- 
 
 tqn-d4r, [S^j.] 
 Newton, Ni'i^-ton. 
 New York, Nij, Yerk. 
 New Zealand, Nq Zs-land. 
 Nezheen, Ne;^-8n. 
 Nez Perce, Na Per-sa. 
 Niagara, N|-ag-a-ra. 
 Niangua, Ng-atj-gwq. 
 Nica.ria, Nj-ka-rg-a. 
 Nicaragua, Nik-ar-q-gwq. 
 Nice, Nes. 
 Nicholas, Nik-o-las. 
 Nicobar, Nik-o-bqr. 
 Nicolas, St., Sant Nik-o-las. 
 Nicopoli, Ne-kop-CD-ls, w 
 
 Nicopol, NE-k(o-pol. 
 Nicosia, Ne-kta-se-q. 
 Nicotera, Nik-o-te-ra. 
 Niederwesel, Ne-der-wd-zel, 
 Niomen, Ng-men. 
 Nieuport, Nq,-p<art. 
 Nievre, Ne-avr. 
 Niger, Nj-jer, er 
 
 Quorra, Kw6r-a. [ef. 
 
 Nikolaief er Nikolaiew, Ne-ko-lj- 
 Nikolsburg, Nik-olz-burg, 
 Niksar, Nek-sqr. 
 Nilcuud, Nil-kund. 
 Nile, Njl. 
 
 Nimegue, Ng-mag. 
 Nimes er Nismes, Nem. 
 Nimwegen, Nim-va-gen; mor kor- 
 
 ektli, Nymwegeu, Njm-wa-gen. 
 Ningoota er Ningouta, Nii)-gc6-tq. 
 Ning-Po, Nirj-Po; fermerli 
 
 Liampo, Lg-am-po. 
 Niort, Ne-6/'. 
 Nipissing, Nip-is-ii], er 
 
 Nepissing, Nep-is-ig. 
 Niphon, Nif-6n, e-r 
 
 NipoD, Nip 6a. 
 
 763 
 
 Nishapoor, NiJ-a-p<6r. 
 Nismes, Nem. 
 Nisqually, Nis-kw61-8. 
 Nissibin, Nis-g-bgn; anjentli, 
 
 Nisibis, Nis-i-bia. 
 Nissa, Nis-a. 
 Nitcheguon, Niq-e-gw6n. 
 Nivelles, Ng-vel. 
 Nizhnee (er Nijni) Novgorod, 
 
 Nig-ne Nov-go-rod. 
 Nocera, No-qa-rq. 
 Nola, Nca-la or No-lq. 
 Noon, Noun, or Nun, Neon. 
 Nootka Sound, Ndbt-ka STsnd. 
 Nord, No/'. 
 
 Nordhausen, Nort-h's-zen. 
 Nordjingen er Noerdlingen, Nert- 
 
 lii)-en. 
 Norfolk, Ner-fok. 
 Normandy, Ner-man-di; 
 
 Normandie, Nor-mon-dg, [Fr.] 
 Norridgewock, N6r-ij-wok. 
 Norrkbping, N6;--qe-pig. 
 Northampton, Nor-bam-ton. 
 Northlined, Nert-ljnd. 
 Northumberland, Nor-tdm-ber- 
 
 land. 
 Norton Sound, Ner-ton Sund. 
 Norway, Ner-wa. 
 Norwich, N6r-iq er Ner-wiq; 
 
 {England} N6r-ij. 
 Nossa Senhora da Penha, N6s-q 
 
 Sen-yo-rq dq Pen-yq. 
 Note, No-to. 
 Nottaway, N6t-a-wa. 
 Nottingham, Not-iij-am. 
 Noun, NiDn. 
 Nourse, NcOrs. 
 No vara, No-vq-rq. 
 Nova Scotia, Na-va Sko-Ji-a. 
 Nova Zembia, N6-va Zem-bla. 
 Novgorod, Nov-go-rod, er 
 
 Novogorod, Na-vo-go-rod. 
 Novi, No-vE. 
 Noxubee, Noks-yq-bg. 
 Noyon, No-yoh. 
 Nubia, Nq,-bi-a. 
 Nueces, Nwa-ses er Nm-a-ses. 
 Nueva Helvetia, Nwa-vq Hel-va- 
 
 tg-q. 
 Nuevitas, Nwa-vg-tqs. 
 Nuevo Leon, Nwa-va La-on, &r 
 
 New Iieon, Nq Lg-on. 
 Nuevo Santander, Nwa-vo Squ- 
 
 tqn-dq?'. 
 Nukahiva, Ndo-ka-hE-va. 
 Nunnivack, Niin-i-vak. 
 Nuremberg, Ni^-rem-berg. 
 Nyeburg or Nyborg, Ng-borg. 
 Nyffe, Nif-a. [pig. 
 
 Nykoping er Nykjoping, Nq-qe- 
 Nyon, NE-6n, 
 
 O. 
 
 Oahu, W6-h<j). 
 
 Oakham, O'kam. 
 
 Oaxaca or Oajaca, Wq-hc^-kq. 
 
 Ob, Ob. 
 
 Obdorsk, Ob-dersk, er 
 
 Obdorskoi, Ob-ders-ko", 
 Obeid, (D-bad er CO-ba-Ed. 
 Oberlin, O'ber-lin. 
 Obi er Oby, tO'bs, 07- Ob, Ob. 
 
 Obion, O'bi-on. 
 Ocana, Q-kqn-yq. 
 Occoquan, Ok-o-kwen. 
 Oceana, (D-Jg-dn-a. 
 Oceanica, O-Jg-an-i-ka. 
 Oceola, Os-£-w-la. 
 Ochotsk, Q-kotsk. 
 Ocklokonee, Ok-lo-ko-ng, 
 Ocmulgee, Ok-mul-JE. 
 
 Ocona, O-kon-yq. 
 
 Oconee, Q-ko-nE. 
 
 Ocracoke, O'kra-kok. 
 
 Octorara, Ok-to-rd-ra. 
 
 Odense, O'den-se. 
 
 Oder, Q'der. 
 
 Odessa, O-des-a. 
 
 Odeypoor, (D-dg-pc^r. [barg. 
 
 Oedenburg, 8'den-burg er Q'den-
 
 764 
 
 Oeiras, CD-a-s-rqs. 
 
 Oeland, g'land w E'land. 
 
 Oels, Els. 
 
 Oerebro, Er's-bro 6r E're-bro. 
 
 Oesel, S'sel w E'sel. 
 
 Oettingen, Et'iy-en e/' Et'ig-en. 
 
 Ofen, Q'fen. 
 
 Offenbach, Of'en-bfik. 
 
 Ogdensburg, Og'denz-burg. 
 
 Ogeechee, (D-gg-ke. 
 
 Ogle, O'gl. 
 
 Oglethorp, O'gl-terp. 
 
 Oglio, Ql'yo. 
 
 Ohio, O-hi-ca. 
 
 Oise, CTz. 
 
 Okanagan, G)-ka-nag-an. 
 
 Okeehobee, O-ke-qci-bE. 
 
 Okefinokee, Q-ks-fin-o-ke. 
 
 Okhotsk, CD-kotsk. 
 
 Okna, Ok'na. 
 
 Oktibbeha, Ok-tib-B-he. 
 
 Oldenburg, Ol'den-burg; [G'.] 
 
 Ol'den-biarg. 
 Oldham, Qld'am. 
 Olean, O-ls-an. 
 Oleggio, O-led-jo. 
 Olenek, O-len-ek. 
 Oleron, O-la-riin. 
 Olinda, O-lin-da w O-len-dq. 
 Olivenza, 01-i-ven-za. 
 Olmiits, 6r OUmiits, Ol'mtits. 
 Olonets er Olonetz, O-lo-nets. 
 Olot, 0-16t. 
 Olympus, O-lim-pus. 
 Omaguas, 0-mci-gw4s. 
 Omaha, Om'a-he. 
 Oman, Q-m^n. 
 Omer, St., Sant O'mer. 
 Omoa, Q-mo-a dr Q-mo-q. 
 Ompomponoosue, Om-pom-po-ntfi- 
 
 suk. 
 Omsk, Omsk. 
 Onate, On-y^-ta. 
 Onega, O-ns-ga; {Bus.} O-na-gq. 
 Oneglia, O-nel-yq. 
 Oneida, O-ni-da. 
 Onion, Un'yon. 
 Onon, O-non. 
 Onondaga, On-on-de-ga, 
 Onslow, Ons'lo. 
 Ontario, On-ta-ri-o. 
 Oodipoor, OO-de-ptfer. 
 Oofa, Oufa, er Ufa, (D'fq, 
 Oojein, (D-jan. 
 Oonalaska, (D-na-las-ka, &>• 
 
 Oonalashka, (D-na-laJ-ka. 
 Oorfa, COr'fa. Ritn elso Urfa, 
 
 Ourfa, and Orfa. 
 Oorga, Ourga, er Urga, (Dr'gq. 
 Oorghenj, Ourghendj, er Urgendj, 
 
 (Dr-genj. 
 
 J80GRAFIKAL N^MZ. 
 
 Ooroomeea er Urumiya, (D-rcD- 
 
 mg-a. Ritn elso Urmiah a.7id 
 
 Ourmiah. 
 Oorzhoom or Ourjoum, (Dr-jt^m. 
 Oosa (/r Ousa, (D'sq. [sgo-rs. 
 
 Oosooree, Ousouri, er Usuri, CD- 
 Oostenaula, (Os-ten-e-la. 
 Oosterhout, tOs'ter-h-st. 
 Oostioog Yelikec, Ustiug Veliki, 
 
 er Oustioug Veliki, Gis-te-chg 
 
 Vel-E-ks. 
 Oozbeks, Ouzbeks, er Uzbecks, 
 
 COz-beks. 
 Oozbekistan, 0)z-bek-is-t4n. 
 Opelousas, Op-t-la)-sas. 
 Oporto, (D-p6r-to. 
 Oppeln, Op'eln. 
 Oppenheim, Op'en-hjm. 
 Oppido, Op'i-du). 
 Oran, O-rqn. 
 
 Orange, Or'anj; [Fr.] O-rqn^. 
 Orangeburg, Or'anj -burg. 
 Orcades, Or'ka-dez. 
 Orchilla, Or-qel-yq. 
 Orebro, O'rE-bro. 
 Oregon, Or'e-gon. 
 Orel, O-rel, er Orlof, Or-lof. 
 Orellana, Q-rel-yq-nq. 
 Orenboorg e;" Orenburg, O'ren- 
 
 bcorg. 
 Orense, O-ren-sa. 
 Orford, Gr'ford. 
 Orfui, 0r-fw8. 
 Orianda, O-rg-c^n-dq. 
 Orihuela, Q-rg-wa-lq. 
 Orinoko, O-rin-o-ko. 
 Oriskany, (D-ris-ka-ni. 
 Orissa, Q-ris-a. 
 Oristano, Q-ris-tq-no, er 
 
 Oristagni, O-ris-t^n-ye. 
 Orizaba, O-rg-sq-bq. 
 Orkneys, Grk'ngz. [a. 
 
 Orleanais er Orleanois, Or-ls-qn- 
 Orleans, 6r'lg-anz. 
 Orlof, er'lof. 
 
 Ormus er Ormuz, Gr'mus. 
 Orne, Orn. 
 Orono, 0-r(f)-no. 
 Orontes, O-ron-tez. 
 Oropesa, Or-o-pa-sa. 
 Orosei, O-ro-sa-e. 
 Orsova, Or-Jo-va. 
 Ortegal, Gr'ts-gal er Or-ta-g^l. 
 Ortelsburg, Gr'telz-burg; [6^.] 
 
 0/''telz-bu?-g. 
 Orthez er Orthes, O/'-ta. 
 Ortona, O/'-tia-nq. 
 Oruba, O-rct-bq. 
 Oruro, O-rcfi-ro. 
 Orvieto, O/'-ve-a-to. 
 Osaca &r Osaka, 0-S(^-kq. 
 
 Osage, O-saj. 
 
 Osceola, Os-g-Q-la. 
 
 Osero, Os'a-ro. 
 
 Osimo, Os'i-mo. 
 
 Oshmooneyn er Achmouneyn, 
 
 OJ-moD-nan. 
 Osnabruek, Os'na-bruk. 
 Ossabaw, Os-a-be. 
 Ossipee, Os'i-pg. 
 Ossola, Os'o-la. 
 Ossuna, Os-do-nq. 
 Oste, Os'te. 
 Ostend, Os-tend. 
 Osteroe, Os'ter-o. 
 Ostiaks, Os'ti-aks. 
 Oswegatchie, Os-wg-gaq-E. 
 Oswego, Os-wE-go. 
 Oswestry, Oz'wes-tri. 
 Otabalo er Otavalo, Ot-q-V(^-l(D. 
 Otaheite, Q-tq-hjt er O-ta-hj-ts. 
 Otchakof, Oq-a-kof. 
 Otranto, O-tran-to. 
 Otsego, Ot-sg-go. 
 Ottajana, Ot-q-yq-no. 
 Ottawa 0t'a-w9 er Ot'a-wa. 
 Otterbach, Ot'er-baq. 
 Otterburn, Ot'er-burn. 
 Otto er Oto, Ot'o. 
 Ottojano, Ot-Q-yq-no. 
 Ottomacs er Ottomaques, Ot-O- 
 
 mqks. 
 Ouachita, WoJ-i-te. 
 Ouanlin, Wan-lin. 
 Oade, (Dd. 
 
 Oudenarde, "5''den-qr-de. 
 Ouessent, Wes-qn. 
 Oufa, CD'fa. 
 Oural, CD'ral. 
 
 Ouralsk er Uralsk, (D-r^lsk. 
 Ourfa, OQr'fa. 
 Ourga, (Dr'ga. 
 Ourique, (D-rg-ka. 
 Ourphendj, (Brg'henj. 
 Ourmiah er Urmiah, (Dr-mE-a. 
 Ousa, CO'sa. 
 Ouse, CDz. 
 
 Outchangfou, "5^t-(3ag-f(6. 
 Overton, Q'ver-ton. 
 Overyssel, O-ver-is-el. 
 Ovid, O'vid. 
 Oviedo, O-VE-a-do. 
 Owasco, Q-wos-ko. 
 Owego, 0-w£-gQ. 
 Owen, Q'wen. 
 Owhyhee, 0-hwj-h£, 
 Oxford, Oks'ford; 
 
 Oxonia, Oks-(f)-ni-a, [Z.] 
 Oxus, Oks'us. 
 
 Oyapock er Oyapoc, CT-a-pok. 
 Ozark, O-z^rk. 
 Ozee, Q-ze. 
 
 P. 
 
 Pachuco, Pq-q(6-k(3. 
 Pacific, Pa-sif-ik. 
 Pacolet, Pak-Q-let. 
 Padang, Pad-ag. 
 Paderbom, Pq-der-bom. 
 Padua, Pad-yq-a. 
 Paducah, Pa-d^-ka. 
 Paglia, P^l-yq. 
 Paisly, Paz-li. 
 Palatinate, Pa-lat-i-nat. 
 
 Palatine, Pal-a-tin. 
 Palawan, Pal-a-wen. 
 Palembang, Pal-em-bag. 
 Palencia, Pa-len-Jg-q. 
 Palenque, Pq-leij-ka. 
 Palermo, Pa-ler-mu. 
 Palestine, Pal-es-tjn. 
 Palestrina, Pq-les-trs-na. 
 Palicaudcherry, Pal-i-ked-J6r-i. 
 Pallamcotta, Pal-am-kot-a. 
 
 Palliser's, Pal-i-serz, (fflandz.) 
 
 Palma, P^l-mq. 
 
 Palmas, er Las Palmas, Lqs 
 
 Pql-mqs. 
 Palmiras, Pal-mg-ras. 
 Palmyra, Pal-mj-ra. 
 Palo Alto, Pq-lo fll'to. 
 Palos, Pq-lfflS. 
 Palteh, Pql-ta er P41-te. 
 Pambu, Pqm-b(6.
 
 Pamlico, Pam-li-ko. 
 
 Pampeluna, Pam-ps-lA-nq,. 
 
 Pamplona, Pqm-pla-nq,. 
 
 Panama, Pan-a-mq. 
 
 Panay, Pq-nj. 
 
 Pancsova, Pqn-qo-voh. 
 
 Paniput or Panniput, Pan-i-put. 
 
 Panola, Pa-no-la. 
 
 Panscova, Pan-qa-vq. 
 
 Pantellaria, Pqn-tel-q-re-q. 
 
 Panueo, Pq-n^-ko. 
 
 Pao-king, Pq-o-kir) (rr P's-kig. 
 
 Paoli, Pa-(f)-l£. 
 
 Papa, Pq-poh. 
 
 Papal State, Pa-pal Stat. 
 
 Papeiti, Pq-pa-e-ts. 
 
 Papua, Pap-cD-a er Pq-pcD-q. 
 
 Para, Pci-rq. 
 
 Paraeatu, Pq-rq-sq-t«6. 
 
 Paraguacu, Pq-rq-givq-sc6. 
 
 Paraguny, Pq-rq-gwa er Pq- 
 
 rq-gwj- [bq. 
 
 Parahyba er Paraiba, Pq-rq-e- 
 Pararaaribo, Par-a-mar-i-bo. 
 Paramatta, Par-a-mat-a. 
 Paramciosheer, Par-a-miti-Jer 
 Parana, Pq-rq-nq. 
 Paranagua, l^q-rq-n^-gwq. 
 Parana-Iba or Paranahiba, Pq- 
 
 rq-nq-e-bq. 
 Parchim, Pqr-kim. 
 Parecehia, Pa-rek-i-a. 
 Parga, Pqr-ga. 
 Paria, Pq-re-q. 
 Pari ma, Par-i-mq. 
 Parina, Par-i-nq. 
 Paris, Par-is; [Fr.'] V(\-rz. 
 Parma, Pqr-ma; [7c.] Pa?'-mq. 
 Parmesan, Pqr-ms-z^n. 
 Parnassus, Par-nas-us. 
 Paro, Pti-ro. 
 Paros, Pq-ros. 
 Parral, Pq-r41. 
 Parsonstown, Pqr-sonz-t'sn, 
 Pascagoula, Pas-ka-gc6-la. 
 I'ascn, or Cerro Pasco, Ser-o 
 
 Pqs-ko. 
 Pascuaro, Pqs-kw4-rQ. 
 Pas-de -Calais, Pq-de-Kq-la. 
 Pasigono, Pas-i-g6-nQ. 
 Pasquotank, Pas-kwQ-tai]k. 
 Paso del Norte, Pq-so del Ndr-ta. 
 I'assaic, Pa-sa-ik. [kw6d-i. 
 Passamaquoddy, Pas-a-ma- 
 Passaro, Pqs-q-ro. 
 Passarowan, Pqs-a-ro-wqn. 
 Passau, Pqs-'s. 
 J'asto, Pqs-to. 
 Patagonia, Pat-a-go-ni-a. 
 Patapsco, Pa-taps-ko. 
 Patara, Pat-a-ra, &r 
 
 Patera, Pat-e-ra. 
 Patmos, Pat-mos. 
 Patna, Pat-na. 
 P.itomac, Pa-tto-mak. 
 Patras, Pa-trds, er 
 
 Patrasso, Pq-trqs-o. 
 Patterson, Pat-er-son. 
 Patueket, Pa-tiik-et. 
 Paucatuek, Pe-ka-tuk. 
 Pau, PcD. 
 l^aul de Loanda, St., Sant Pol 
 
 de Lo-an-da. 
 Pavia, Pq-V8-q. 
 I'awnees, Pe-nsz. 
 Pawtucket, Pa-tiik-et. 
 
 JSOGRAFIKAL N^MZ. 
 
 Paxos, Paks-03, or 
 
 Paxo, Paks-o. 
 Pays Bas, Pa-£ Bq. 
 Pays de Vaud, Pa-s de Vo. 
 Payta, Pj-tq. 
 
 Paz, La, Lq Pqz; [Sp.'\ Lq Pqt. 
 Pearlington, Perl-ig-ton. 
 Peebles, Pe-blz. 
 Pedee, Pe-dg. 
 Pegnitz, Peg-nits. 
 Pegu er Pegou, Pe-gdo. 
 Pei-Ho, Pa-H6. 
 Peipus, Pa-e-poos, er 
 
 Tchoodskoe, 6rf)d-sko-E. 
 Pekiu, Pe-kin. 
 Pelew, Pe-lq. 
 Peling, Pa-lig. 
 Pella, Pel-a. 
 
 Pelvorm or Pell worm, Pel-vormv 
 Ptmba, Pem-ba. 
 Pembina, Pem-bi-na. 
 Pemigewasset, Pem-i-je-wos-et. 
 Pembroke, Pem-briak. 
 Penafiel. Pan-yq-fi-el. 
 Penas, Pan-yqs. 
 Pendennis, Pen-den-is. 
 Penedo, Pa-na-do. 
 Penetangucshine er Penetangu- 
 
 shene, Pen-e-tatj-gq-Jgn. 
 Pennsylvania, Pen-sil-va-ni-a. 
 Penobscot, Pg-nob-skot. 
 Penryn, Pen-rin. 
 Pensacola, Pen-sa-ko-la. 
 Penza er Ponsa, Pen-za. 
 Penzance, Pen-zans. 
 Peoria, Pg-o-ri-a. 
 Pepin, Pip-in. 
 Perche, Pc;'J. 
 Perdido, Per-dg-do. 
 Pereslavl, Per-es-lqvl. 
 Pergola, Pe;"-gQ-lq. 
 Peribouaca, Per-e-bflo-q-kq, &>' 
 
 Peribouca, Per-i-bc6-kq. 
 Perigord, Per-£-g6/'. 
 Perigueux, Per-g-gq. 
 Perm. Perm. 
 Pcrnagua, Per-nq-gwq. 
 Pernambuco, Per-nqm-b(t)-ko. 
 Pernau, Per-n'S. 
 Perote, Pq-rcj-ta. 
 Perouse, p£-n6z. 
 Perpignan, Pe/'-pgn-y^n. 
 Perquimans. Per-kwim-anz. 
 Persia, Per-Ji-a. 
 Perth, Pert. 
 
 Perth Amboy, Pert Am-b6^. 
 Peru, Pg-rcfi. 
 Perugia, Pa-rcfj-jq. 
 Pesaro, Pes-a-ro or Pa-sq-ro. 
 Pescara, Pes-kq-ra. 
 Peschiera, Pes-ks-a-rq. 
 Pesth, Pest. [g-Ig. 
 
 Petchelee &r Petcheelee, Peq- 
 Petchora, Peq-o-ra. 
 Peterborough er Pcterburgh, 
 
 Pg-ter-bur-Q. 
 Peterhead, Pg-ter-hed. 
 Petersburg, (St.,) Pe-lerz-burg. 
 Peterwardein, Pg-ter-w^r-djn. 
 Petra, Pe-tra. 
 Petrinia, Pa-trs-ne-a. 
 Petrozavodsk, Pet-ro-zav-odsk. 
 Pettis, Pet-is. 
 I'ezenas, Pcz-n^. 
 Philadelphia, Fil-a-del-fi-a. 
 I'hilippine, Fil-ip-in. 
 
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 Philippopoli, Hl-i-pop-o-li. 
 
 Piacenza, Pg-q-qen-zq. 
 
 Piacina er Piasina, Ps-q-sg-nq. 
 
 Piatt, Pj-at. 
 
 Piave, Pg-^-va. 
 
 Picardy, Pik-ar-di. 
 
 J'ichincha, Pg-qin-qq. 
 
 I'ickaway, Pik-a-wa. 
 
 Pico, Pg-kQ. 
 
 Pictou, Pik-t<i6. 
 
 Piedmont, Ped-mont. 
 
 Pieds Noirs, Pg-a Nw^r. 
 
 Pienza, Pg-en-zq. 
 
 Pietola, Pg-a-to-lq. 
 
 Pignerol, Pgn-ycr-61. 
 
 Pilar, Pg-la;-. 
 
 Pilcomayo, Pil-kcD-mj-o. 
 
 Pilica, Pg-lgt-sq. 
 
 Pillar, Pil-ar. 
 
 Pillau, Pil--5-. 
 
 Pilsen, Pil-sen. 
 
 Pinega, Pg-na-gq. 
 
 Pinerolo, Pg-na-rol-o. 
 
 Pines, Pjnz. 
 
 Pinhel, Pgn-yel. 
 
 Pinzon er Pineon, Pin-zon. 
 
 Piombino, Pg-om-bg-no. 
 
 Piretibbi or Piretibbe, Pg-rg- 
 tib-g er Pir-g-tib-g. 
 
 Pirmasens or Pirmasenz, Ver- 
 mq-scnts. 
 
 Pisa, Pg-zq. 
 
 Piscataqua, Pis-kat-a-kwa. 
 
 Piscataquis, Pis-kat-a-kwis. 
 
 Pisauia, Pg-zan-e-a. 
 
 Pisek, Pg-sek. 
 
 Pisco, Pis-ko. 
 
 Pisgah, Piz-ga. 
 
 Pissou er Pisou, Pg-zdj. 
 
 Pistoja, Pis-to-yq. 
 
 Pitcairn's Island, Pit-kqrnz >I'land. 
 
 Pitcaithly, Pit-kat-li. 
 
 Piteo, Pit-g-Q. 
 
 Pitic, Pg-tik. 
 
 Pittsburg, Pits-burg. 
 
 Pittsylvania, Pit-sil-va-ni-a. 
 
 Piuro, Pg-(f)-rq. 
 
 Placentia, Pla-sen-Jg-a. 
 
 Plaquemine, Plak-mgn. 
 
 Plaseneia, Plq-sen-Jg-a. 
 
 Plata, La, Lq Plq-tq 
 
 Plata, Rio de la, Rg-o de lq Plq-tq- 
 
 Platte, Plat, er 
 
 Nebraska, Ng-brds-ka. 
 Platten See, Plqt-en Sa, w- 
 
 Lake Balatony, Lak B^-lo-ton. 
 Plattsburg, Plats-burg. 
 Plauen, Plt-en. 
 Plava, Plq-yq. 
 Pleisse, Pli-se. 
 Plock, Plotsk. 
 Pludenz, Pico-dents. 
 Plymouth, Plim-ut. 
 Plynlimmon, Plin-lim-on. 
 Pocomoke, Po-ko-mok. 
 Pocono, Po-ko-no. 
 Pocohontas, Po-kca-hon-ta.'-. 
 Podgorza, Pod-ger-zq. 
 Podlachia, Pod-lq-kg-q. 
 Podolia, Po-d(5-li-a. 
 Poictiers, Per-tgrz. 
 Poictou, Per-t(6. 
 I'oinsett, Pffn-set. 
 I'oint Coupee, Pffnt Kaj-pe. 
 i'oint de Galle, Pernt de Gal, er 
 I'unto Gallo, Pc6n-to Gql-o.
 
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 JSOGRAFIKAL NSMZ. 
 
 Point Isabel, Pernt Iz'a-bel. 
 Poitiers (»• Foictiers, Pflf-tsrz; 
 
 [Fr.\ Pwq-tE-a. 
 Poitou or Poictou, Per-t<)6; \_Fr.'\ 
 
 Pwq-tif) &r Pwj-tt6. 
 Pola, F6-la. 
 Poland. P6-land (keld bj ds Polz, 
 
 Pulska, Pol-skq,.) 
 Policastro, Pol-8-k4s-tro. 
 Poligni, Po-len-yl. 
 PoUina, Fol-E-nq. 
 Polock, PcD-lotsk. Kitn elso 
 
 Pulotzk. 
 Poltava, Pol-ti'i-vq. 
 Polynesia, Pol-i-ne-jE-a. 
 Pomcrania, Pom-e-ra-ni-a; 
 
 Pommern, Pom-ern, [6^.] 
 Pomerie, Pom-E-re. 
 Pomona, Po-mo-na. 
 Pompeii, Pom-pa-ys. 
 Ponce, P6n-sa. 
 Pondicherry, Pon-di-Jer-i; 
 
 Pondichery, Pon-dE-Jq-re, [Fr.'\ 
 Ponkas, P6r)-kas. 
 Ponola, Po-nci-la. 
 Ponta-Delgada, P6n-tq-del-gq-dq. 
 Pontchartrain, Pon-Jar-tran. 
 Pontefract, Pom-fret. 
 Pontal, Pon-tc'il. 
 Pontiac, P6n-ti-ak. 
 Pontotoc, Pon-tQ-tok. 
 Pontremoli, Pon-trem-Q-ls. 
 Poonah, Pc6-na. 
 
 Popayan, Po-pj-qn er PcD-pq-yan. 
 Poperingen, Po-per-iij-en; 
 
 Poperingue, Pop-er-ang, [Fr.'\ 
 Popocatepetl, Po-po-kat-a-pet-l, 
 
 er Popokatapetel, Po-po-kq- 
 
 tq-pet-el. 
 Poronges, Po-r6i)-gos. 
 Portage, Port-aj. 
 Portalegre, Portr-q-la-gra. 
 Port-au-Platte, PQrt-Q-P14t. 
 Port-au-Prince, Port-o-Prins. 
 Portici, Per-te-QE. 
 
 Portland, PcJrt-Iand. 
 Port Leon, Port Ls-on. 
 Port Louis, Port Ltb-is. 
 Port Mahon, Port Mq-hon. 
 Port Natal, Port Nq-tqL 
 Porto, Por-to. 
 Porto Bello. Par-to Bel-o; 
 Puerto Bello, Pwer-to Bel-yo, 
 
 Porto Cabello, Por-to Ka-bel-o; 
 
 Puerto Cabello, Pwer-to Kq- 
 
 vel-yo, [<S)>.] 
 Porto Praya, Por-to Prj-q. 
 Porto Principe, Por-to Prin-si-pe. 
 Porto Rico, Por-to Rs-ko. 
 Porto Salgado, Por-to Sql-gq-do. 
 Porto Santo, Por-to San-to. 
 Porto Seguro, Por-to Sa-g(6-ro. 
 Porto Vecohio, P6r-t<a Vek-E-o. 
 Portsea, Port-sg. 
 Portsmouth, Ports-muf). 
 Portugal, Port-yiX'gal; {Pu^-t.) 
 
 Por-tiD-gql. 
 Posega, Po-sa-gq. 
 Posen, P6-zen. 
 Potenza, Po-ten-zq. 
 Potomac, Po-tcD-mak. 
 Potosi, Po-to-SB er Po-to-SE. 
 Potsdam, Pots-dam. 
 Pottawatomies, Pot-a-w6t-o-miz, 
 Pottsville, Pots-vil. 
 Poughkeepsie, Po-kip-SE. 
 Poulton, Pol-ton. 
 Powhattan, P-s-hat-an. 
 Poyang, Po-yag. 
 
 Pozzuoli, Pot-SCO-O-lE. 
 
 Prague, Prag; 
 
 Prag, Prqg, [GA 
 Prairie du Chien, Pra-re de SE-an, 
 Praslin, Pras-lin er Prqz-lsn. 
 Prato, Pr4-to. 
 Praya, Porto, P6c-to Prj-q. 
 Preble, Preb-1. 
 Pregel, Preg-el. 
 Prenzlow, Prents-lov. 
 
 Presburg er Pressburg, Pres-burg. 
 Presteigne, Pres-tsn. 
 Preston, Pres-ton. 
 Prevesa, Prev-E-sa er Pra-va-sq. 
 Priegnitz, Prig-nits. 
 Princeton, Prins-ton. 
 Princeza, Prin-sa-zq. 
 Principato Citra, Prin-QE-p^-to 
 
 Gs-trq. 
 Principato Ultra, Prin-si-p^-to 
 
 CDl'trq. 
 Pripets, Prip-ets. 
 Privas, PrE-vqs. 
 Prome, Prom. 
 Provence, Pro-v^ns. 
 Prussia, Pri6-Ji-a er PriiJ-i-a; 
 
 Preussen, Prers-en, [6.] 
 Pruth, Prc6fl. 
 
 Prypec er Prypetz, Prip-ets. 
 Przemysl, Pjem-is-I. 
 Pskof, Pskow, er Pskov, Pskof. 
 Ptolemais, Tol-E-ma-is. 
 Puebla, Pweb-lq. 
 Pueblo, Pweb-lo. 
 Puelches, Pwel-qes. 
 Puente Nacional, Pwen-ta Nq- 
 
 SE-o-nql. 
 Puerco, Pwe?'-ko. 
 Puglia, Pi^l-yq. 
 Pulao, Po-lq-o er Pco-l's. 
 Pulaski, Pq-las-k£. 
 Pulo Pinang er Poulo Pinang, 
 
 Pc6-lo Ps-nag. 
 Puna, Pifi-nq. 
 Puncahs, Piigk-az. 
 Pungoteague, Pur)-go-tEg. 
 Puno, PA-no. 
 Purus, Pt6-rus er Pdci-roos. 
 Putnam, Piit-nam. 
 Putumayo, PcD-ttD-mj-o. 
 Puy, Le, Le Pwe. 
 Puv de Dome, Pvte de Dom. 
 Pwllheli, PcDl-hel-i. 
 Pyrenees, Pir-en-EZ. 
 Pyrmont, Pe^'-mont. 
 
 Q. 
 
 Qaherah, K^-hs-ra. 
 
 Qene, Ken-e. 
 
 Qoceyr, Kos-4r. 
 
 Qualoe, Kw^-lo er Kwql-e-ye. 
 
 Quangtong, Kwag-torj. 
 
 Quebec, KwE-bek. 
 
 Quodah er Kedah, Ka-dq. 
 
 Quedlinburg, Kwed-lin-burg. 
 
 Queen Charlottes, Kweii S^r-lots. 
 Quelpaert, Kwel-part. 
 Quentin, Saint, Sant Kw6n-tin. 
 Queretaro, Ker-a-tq-ro. 
 Quesnoy, Ken-w^,. 
 Quiberon, KE-ber-oner KE-br(5n. 
 Quibo, Ke-bo. 
 Quilca, Kel-kq. 
 
 Quilimancy, KE-ls-m^n-SE. 
 Quilimane, Ks-lE-mt^-na. 
 Quillota, KEl-yo-tq. 
 Quiloa, KE-lo-q. 
 Quimpor, Kah-pq^. 
 Quineboug, Kwin-e-beg. 
 Qui Parle, Ke Pqrl. 
 Quito, Ke-to. 
 
 E. 
 
 Raab, Rqb. 
 
 Raamah, Ra-a-ma. 
 
 Rabat, Rq-b(it. 
 
 Rabbath Ammon Rab-at Am-on 
 
 Raban, Ra-bun. 
 
 Racine, Ras-En. 
 
 Radama, Rq-dq-mq. 
 
 Radnor, Rad-nor. 
 
 Radstadt, R^d-stqt. 
 
 Ragusa, Rq-gd)-sq. 
 
 Rainier, Ra-nsr. 
 
 Rajamundra, Rq-jq-m(6n-drq. 
 
 Rajpoot, Rqj-p(6t. 
 
 Rajpootana, Rqj-pm-t^-nq. 
 Rakow, R^-kof. 
 Raleigh, Rg-1e. 
 , Ralls, Relz. 
 Rambouillet, Ron-boo-El-ya er 
 
 Rqn-bwe-ya. 
 Ramillies, Ram-E-lEZ. 
 Ramleah, R;im-lE-a. 
 Rampoor, Ram-pdbr. 
 Ramsgate, Ramz-gat. 
 Ranai, Ri^-nj. 
 Rancagua, Ran-k^-gwa, 
 Rancocus, Ran-k6-kus. 
 
 Randers, Ran-derz. 
 Randolph, Ran-dolf. 
 Rangoon, Rag-gdbn. 
 Rankin, Rag-kin. 
 Raphia, Raf-E-q, er 
 
 Rafa, Rii-fq. 
 Rapides, Rap-gd. 
 Rappahannock, Rap-a-han-ok, 
 Rapty, Rap-tE. 
 
 Raritan w Rariton, Rar-i-tan. 
 Ras al Gat, Rqs al Gqt. 
 Rastadt, R^s-tqt. 
 Rastowica, Rqs-tQ-vet-sq.
 
 J80GRAFIKAL NSMZ. 
 
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 Ratibor, R^'t^'^"'"- 
 
 Ratisbon, Kat-is-bon. 
 
 Ravec, Ri'i-VE. 
 
 Ravenna, Ra-ven-a &f Rci-ven-q. 
 
 Ravensburg, R4-venz-bui;'g. 
 
 Ravenstein, Rq-ven-stjn. 
 
 Reiuling, ReJ-ip. 
 
 Redruth, Red-roi*. 
 
 Ree, Ra, {Ireland.) 
 
 Regensburg, Ra-genz-burg. 
 
 Regent's, Re-jents. 
 
 Reggio, Red-jo. 
 
 Reichenbach, Rj-ken-bak. 
 
 Reichenborg, Rj-ken-berg. 
 
 Reid's, Rsdz. 
 
 Reikiavik, Rj-ke-a-vik. 
 
 Reims or Rheims, Remz. 
 
 Reinosa, Ra-ncS-sq. 
 
 Renaix, Re-na. 
 
 Rend.sborg, Rendz-borg. 
 
 Renfrew, Ren-fro). 
 
 Renfrewshire, Ren-frca-Jer. 
 
 Rennes, Ren. 
 
 Rensselaer, Ren-sel-sr. 
 
 Requena, Ra-ka-nq. 
 
 Resaca de la Palma, Ra-s^-kq de 
 
 Iq I'ql-mq. 
 Reshd, Rejt. 
 Reuben, Rift-ben. 
 Reus, Ra-CDs. 
 Reutlingen, R^t-lig-en. 
 Revel, Rev-el. 
 Reyes, Ra-es. 
 
 Reyes, los, los Ra-es. [do. 
 
 Revilla-Gigedo, Ra-vel-yq-He-ha- 
 Rhea, Ra. 
 Rheatown, Ra-t'sn. 
 Rheinberg, Rin-berg. 
 Rheinthal, Rjn-tql. 
 Rhine, Rjn. 
 Rhodes, Rodz. 
 Rhodez er Rodez, Ro-da. 
 Rhone, Ron. 
 Riazan, Re-q-zqn. 
 Richelieu, RgJ-e-lq, 
 Richland, Riq-land. 
 Richmond, Riq-mond. 
 Rideau, R8-d6. 
 
 Riesengebirge, Re-zen-ga-berg-e. 
 Rieti, Rs-a-tE. 
 Riga, Rj-ga or Re-gq. 
 Rigolet, Rig-o-let. 
 Rimini, Re-mE-nE. 
 
 Ringkjcibing, Rifl-kye-bij). 
 Rio Rravo, lir-a i{rq-vo. 
 Rio Colorado, Re-co Kol-o-r^-do. 
 Rio del Norte, ]{i-o del Nert; 
 
 \_^p.] \ii.-a del N(jr-ta. 
 Rio de los Americanos, Rg-o da 
 
 los fl-mer-E-kt^-nos. 
 Rie de los Martires, Re-Q da los 
 
 Mar-te-res. 
 Rio del Tigre, Re-o del T£-gra. 
 Rio Frio, Re-o FrE-o. 
 Rio (Jrande, Re-o Gr(^n-da. 
 Rio Hacha, Re-o fl'qq or H^-qq. 
 Rio Janeiro, Rj-o Ja-nE-ro. 
 Rio Negro, Re-o Na-gro. 
 Rio Saladillo, Re-o Sal-a-dil-yo. 
 Rio Salado, Re-o Sa-l^-do. 
 Rio Verde, Re-q Ver-da. 
 Rio Virgcn, Re-o VE/'-hen. 
 Riobamba, IvE-o-b^m-bq. 
 Rioja or Rioxa, Rs-o-hq. 
 Rioui, KE-oh. 
 Ripley, Rip-li. 
 Ripon or Rippon, Rip-on. 
 Ristogouche, Ris-tcD-g<f)J. 
 Ritchie, Riq-E. 
 Rive de Gicr, Rev de Se-a. 
 Rives, Revz. 
 
 Rivoli, Riv-o-lE or Ri-va-le. 
 Roane, Ron. 
 Roanne, Ro-an. 
 Roanoke, Ro-an-ok. 
 Robertson, Rob-ert-son. 
 Robeson, Rob-s-son. 
 Rochdale, Roq-del. 
 Rochefort, R6q-fort. 
 Roche foucault, RoJ-fcQ-kcS. 
 Rochello or La Rochelle, Lq 
 
 /to-Jel. 
 Rochester, R6q-cs-ter. 
 Rockbridge, Rok-brij. 
 Rockcastle, Rok-kds-1. 
 Rockingham, R6k-ig-am. 
 Rockland, Rok-land. 
 Rocroy, Ro-krof. 
 Rodach, R6-dqk. 
 Rodez, Ro-da. 
 Roer, licar. 
 
 Roermonde, RtDr-mond-e. 
 Rogasen, R6-gas-en. 
 Rohilcund, Ro-hil-kdbnd. 
 Romagna, Ro-mqn-yq. 
 
 Romania, Ro-mA-ne-a or Ra- 
 
 mq-ne-q. 
 Romans, Ro-m6n. 
 Romanzoff, Ro-man-z6f. 
 Romao, Ro-m(!i-oh. 
 Rome, Rom, 
 
 Roma, y^u-mq, [It.] 
 Romoe, R(j-mQ. 
 Roncevalles, Ron-SE-val-e8. 
 Roomelia, RiD-m£-li-a. 
 Roum-Elee, RAm-8-le. 
 Roostchook, I{<i)s-c<f»k. 
 Roque, St., Sant Rok, 
 Roquelaure, Rok-E-16r. 
 Roquepiz, Ro-ke-pez. 
 libraas, Rc-ros. 
 Rosas, Ro-sqs. 
 Rosbach, Ros-bqk. 
 Roscommon, Ros-k6m-on, 
 Roscrea, Ros-kra. 
 Rosetta, Ro-zet-a. 
 Roskilde, Ros-kil-de. 
 Rossano, Ros-q-no. 
 Rostock, Ros-tok. 
 Rothcnburg, Ro-ten-burg. 
 Rotherham, R6d-er-am. 
 Rothesay, R6t-sa. 
 Rotterdam, R6t-er-dam. 
 Roubaix, RoQ-ba. 
 Rouen, R<Jf)-en. 
 Roulers, Roo-la. 
 Rousillon, Ra)-S£l-y6n. 
 Routchouk, R<Dt-Ja)k. 
 Roveredo, Ro-va-ra-do. 
 Rovigno, Ro-VEn-yo. 
 Rovigo, Ro-VE-go. 
 Roxburgh, R6ks-bur-o. 
 Roxbury, R6ks-ber-i. 
 Rowan, Ro-an. 
 Rudolstadt, R<f)-dol-stqt. 
 Riigen, Rq-gen. 
 Rupert's, RJ)-perts. 
 Ruppin, Rup-En. 
 Ruska Poyana, Mt., M'snt B(6e- 
 
 koh Po-y(i-noh. 
 Russia, RiD-Ji-a or RdJ-i-a. 
 Rutherford, Rdd-er-ford. 
 Rutherglen, Riig-len. 
 Rutland, Riit-land. 
 Ryde, Rid. 
 Ryswick,' Riz-wik. 
 Rzeszow, Ses-ov. 
 
 s. 
 
 Saade, Sqd. 
 Saal, Sql. 
 Saale, Sql-e. 
 Saalfield, S(il-felt. 
 Saar, Sar or Sqr. 
 Saarbriick, S^r-bn^k. 
 Saardam, S^r-dqm. 
 Saarlouis, Sqr-lc6-is. 
 Safltz, Sqts. 
 Sahara, Sq-bq-rq. 
 Sabina, Sa-bE-na. 
 Sabine, Sa-bsn. 
 Sabioncello, Sq-be-on-q^l-o. 
 Sablestan. Sa-bl-stan. 
 Sachsen, Xi^k-sen. 
 Sachscnhausen, S^k-sen-h's-zen. 
 Sachsenhcim, Sqk-sen-hjm. 
 Sackatoo, Sqk-a-t<6. 
 
 Sackett's Harbor, Sak-eta Har- 
 bor. 
 
 Saco, So-ko. 
 
 Sacramento, Sak-ra-m6n-to. 
 
 Sacs, Soks. 
 
 Saeed or Said, Sq-Ed. 
 
 Safed, S4-fed, or 
 Safad, Sq-fad. 
 
 Saffec or Saffi, Sq-fe.^ 
 
 Sagadahoc, Sag-a-da-hok. 
 
 Saghalien, Sag-hal-i-en. 
 
 Saginaw, Sag-i-nd. 
 
 Saguenay, Sag-e-na or Sqg-na. 
 
 Sahara, Sa-h(\-ra or S^-hq-rq. 
 
 Sahrunpore, Sq-run-p(&r. 
 
 Saida, Sj-dq, er 
 Sidon, Sj-don. 
 
 Saide, Sc^-id. 
 
 Saigon, Sj-g6n, er 
 
 Saigong, Sj-go^. 
 Saint Germain, bant J^r-man. 
 Saintes, Sant. 
 Saintonge, San-ton3. 
 Sakaria, Sq-kq-re-a. 
 Sakkara or Sakara, S^k-q-rq. 
 Saladillo, Sq-lq-dfl-yo. 
 Salado, Sq-l(i-do. 
 Salamanca, Sq-lq-m^jj-kq. 
 Sale or .Sallee, Sa-la. 
 Salem, Sii-lem. 
 Salerno, Sa-ler-no. 
 Salford, Sol-ford or Se-ford. 
 Salina, Sa-lj-na; [S/p.] Sq-le-nq. 
 Saline, Sa-ltn. 
 Salisbury, Solz-ber-i, er 
 
 New Sarum, Ni^ Sa-rum.
 
 768 
 
 J80GEAFIKAL NCMZ. 
 
 Salm, Scilm. 
 Salona, feci-16-nq. 
 SaJonica, Sal-o-ne-ka, er 
 
 Selaniki, Sel-a-ne-ks. 
 Salop, Sa-iop. 
 Salsette, Sal-set. 
 Salta, Sql-tq. 
 Saltcoats, Solt-kots. 
 Saltillo, Sql-tel-yo. 
 Saluda, Sa-hi'da. 
 Saluzzo, Sq-liDt-so. 
 Salvador, Sql-vq-do;'. 
 Salvador, St., Sant SqJ-vq-dor. 
 Salwin, Jsal-win, e?' 
 
 Salwen, Sal-wen. 
 Saltzburg or Salzburg, Sqlts- 
 
 burg. 
 Salza, Sqlt-sq. 
 Salzwedel, Sqlts-wa-del. 
 Satnana, Sq-mq-nq. 
 Satnar, Sam-qr. 
 Samara, Sqm-q-rq. 
 Samarang, Sam-a-rag. 
 Samarcand, Sam-ar-kand. 
 Samaria, Sa-ma-ri-a. 
 Samarov er Samaroff, Sam- 
 
 Qr-6v. 
 Sambas, Sqm-bqs. 
 Sambor, Sqm-bor. 
 Saaabre, S6n-br. 
 Samisat, Sq-me-sqt. 
 Samogitia, Sam-o-jiJ-E-a. 
 Samos, Sa-mos. 
 Siimothraki, Sq-mo-trq-ke, er 
 
 Samotbrace, Sam-o-fras. 
 Samoyeds er Samoyedes, Sam- 
 
 Q-yedz. 
 Samsoon, Samsun, 6r Samsoun, 
 
 Sqm-scDn. 
 Sanaa w Sana, Sq-n(|. 
 San Antonia, Sqn An-to-ni-a. 
 San Antonia de Bexar, Sqn An- 
 
 tifi-ni-a da Ba-hqr. 
 San Augustine, Sqn G-gus-ten. 
 San Bartolome, Sqn Bar-to- 
 
 lo-ma. 
 San Bias, Sqn Blqs. 
 San Buenaventura, Sqn Bwa- 
 
 nq-ven-tto-rq. 
 San Carlos, San Kqr-los er Sqn 
 
 Ka'/'-Ios. 
 San Diego, Sqn De-a-go. 
 Sandomir w Sandomeer, San-do- 
 
 mi'r. 
 Sandusky, San-dds-ki. 
 Sandwich, Sand-wiq. 
 San Felipe, Sqn Fa-le-pa. 
 San Fernando, Sqn Fe?'-nqn-do. 
 San Francisco, San Fnin-sis-ko 
 
 &r Sqn Frqn-ses-ko. 
 San er Sam Gabriel, Sqn &r Scon 
 
 Ga-brs-el. 
 Sangai, San-gq-£. 
 Sangamon, Sai)-ga-mon. 
 San Geronimo, Sqn Ha-ron-e-mo. 
 Sanilac, San-i-lak. 
 San Jacinto, San-Ja-sin-to. 
 San or Sam Joao das duas Bar- 
 
 ras, Sqn er S-sg Xo-ig dqs 
 
 dofj-qs 13qr-qs. 
 San »r Sam Joao del Rey, Sqn 
 
 er S-sg XD--sg del Ra. 
 San Joaquin, Sqn HiD-q-ken or 
 
 Sqn Hwq-ken. 
 San Juan, San Jii,-an; [Sp.] Sqn 
 
 Hci>-<^n er Hwqn, 
 
 San Juan de la Frontora, -da Iq 
 
 Fron-ta-rq. 
 San Juan de Ulua er Uloa, San 
 
 Ji\an {or Sqn Hwqn) da 03- 
 
 ld)-q er CD-lo-q. 
 San Jose del Parral, Sqn Ho-sa 
 
 del Pq>'-ql. 
 San Lucas, Sqn Lc6-kqs. 
 San Luis, San LA-is, {Te^cas.} 
 San Luis de Potosi, Sqn Ldb-is da 
 
 Po-to-ss. 
 San Luis Rey, Sqn Ldb-is Ra. 
 San Marino, Sqn Mq-re-no. 
 San Miguel, Sqn Me-gel. 
 San Patricio, San Pat-ris-e-o. 
 San er Sam Paulo, Sqn er S'sg 
 
 P^-lo. 
 San er Sam Pedro del Rey, Sqn 
 
 &r S'sg Pa-dro del Ra. 
 San er Sam Roque, Sqn er Swcj 
 
 Rii-ka. 
 San Saba, San Sd-ba. 
 San er Sam Salvador, Sqn er 
 
 S'sg Sql-vq-dor, {Brazil.} 
 San Salvador, Sqn Sql-vq-do?'. 
 Santa, Sqn-tq. 
 
 Santa Barbara, Sqn-tq Bar-bq-rq. 
 Santa Cruz, San-ta Ki<X)s: [Sf.] 
 
 Sqn-tq Krat; er 
 
 St. Croix, Sent Krff. 
 Santa Fe, San-ta Fe; [Sp.] Sqn- 
 tq Fa. [tq. 
 Santa Fe de Bogota, -da Bo-go- 
 Santa Maria, Sqn-tq Mq-re-q. 
 Santa Marta, Sqn-tq Mar-tq. 
 Santa Maura, Sqn-ta Me-ra, &r 
 
 Sqn-tq il-s-rq. 
 Santa Rosa, Son-ta Ro-za. 
 Santa Rosalia, hqn-tq i?o-sq-l8-q. 
 Santander, San-tan-der; [Sp.] 
 
 Sqn-tqn-d4''. 
 Santarem, Sqn-tq-ren. 
 Santee, San-t8. 
 Santiago de Compostela, Sqn-ts- 
 
 q-go da Kom-pos-ta-lq. 
 Santiago de Cuba, Sqn-te-q-go 
 
 de Kq^-ba er da Kd)-bq. 
 Santillana, Sqn-t£l-yq-nq. 
 Santoee, Sqn-to-sa. 
 Santorini, Sqn-to-re-nE, er 
 
 Santorin, Sqn-to-ren. 
 Santos, Sqn-tos. 
 Saone, Son. 
 
 Sapienza, Sap-i-en-za, (fflandz.) 
 Saptin, Sap-tin. 
 Sarabat, Sq-rq-bqt, er 
 
 Hermus, Her-mus. 
 Saragossa, Sar-a-gos-a. 
 Saranac, Sar-a-nak. 
 Saransk, Sq-r^nsk. 
 Saratof er Saratow, Sar-a-tof. 
 Saratoga, Sar-a-to-ga. 
 Sarawak, Sq-re-wqk. 
 Saray.acu, So-rj-q-kc6. 
 Sardinas, Sa^'-dg-nqs, 
 Sardinia, Sar-din-i-a; 
 
 Sardegna, Sar-den-yq or Sar- 
 
 dan-yq, [It.] 
 Saree or Sari, Sq-re. 
 Sarepta, Sa-rep-ta. 
 Sark, Sqrk. 
 Sarno, Sqr-no. 
 Saros, Sq-roJ. 
 Saros, Si^-ros. 
 Sarre, Sar. 
 Sarthe, Sa^t. 
 
 Sarum, Sa-rum. 
 Saskatchawan, Sas-ka^a-wan. 
 Sassari, Sqs-q-re. 
 Satadoo, Sat-a-doo. 
 Satalieh, Sq-tq-le-a. 
 Satarah, Sat-a-rq. 
 Satilla, Sa-til-a. 
 Sauk, Sek, (Indianz.) 
 Saumur, So-miy'. 
 Savannah, Sa-van-a. 
 Savigliano, Sq-VEl-yq-no. 
 Sarignano, Sq-VEn-yq-no. 
 Savigny, Sa-vin-yi. 
 Savolax, Sav-o-laks. 
 Savona, Sq-v6-nq. 
 Savoy, Sav-er er Sa-vff. 
 Saxe-Altenburg, Saks-Hl'tcn- 
 ^ burg. 
 
 Saxe-Coburg, Saks-K6-burg. 
 Saxe-Lauenburg, Saks-L^s-en- 
 
 burg er -L-s-en-hurg. 
 Saxe Meiningen, Saks Mi-nig-en. 
 Saxe-Weimar, Saks-Wj-mar. 
 Saxenburg, Saks-en-burg. 
 Soxony, Saks-o-ni. 
 Sayanskoi, Si-qns-kff. 
 Sayn, Sin. 
 Scafell, Ske-fel. 
 Scala Xova, Skq-lq No-vq. 
 Scanderoon, Skan-der-obn, er 
 
 Iskenderoon, Is-ken-der-cSn. 
 Scandinavia, Skan-di-na-vi-a. 
 Scania, Skq-nE-q. 
 Scarborough, Sk^r-bur-o. 
 Scarpanto, Skqr-pan-to. 
 Scarperia, Ska^'-pa-rs-q. 
 Schaffhausen, Sqf-h-s-zen, 
 Sehat-el-Arab, Sqt-el-il'rqb. 
 Sehauenburg, E's-en-bcD/'g, 
 Schaumburg, Lippe, X'sm-bowg, 
 
 Lip-e. 
 Scheldt, Skelt. 
 Schelcstadt, 5:el-es-t4d. 
 Schelling, Skel-ig. 
 Sehemnitz, Sem-nits; 
 
 Selmecz Banya, Sel-mets Bqn- 
 
 yo, {Il'tn.y 
 Schenectady, Sken-ek-ta-di. 
 Sehie, Sks. 
 Schiedam, SkE-dam. 
 Schio, Ske-o. 
 Schiraz, XE-rqz. 
 Schoharie, Sko-har-E. 
 Schonbrunn or Schoenbrunn, 
 
 Sen-brtbn or Xon-brun. 
 Schoodic, Skcfj-dik. 
 Sehooley's, Skifi-kz. 
 Schouwen, Sk's-ven. 
 Schreekhorn, Xrek-hom. 
 Schroon, SkrODn. 
 Schuyler, Ski-ler. 
 Schuylkill, Skcfjl-kil. 
 Schwabach, Xwq-bqk. 
 Sehwarzburg, Zwerts-burg, er 
 
 Xworts-burg. 
 Sehwarzenberg, Xworts-en-berg. 
 Schwarzwald, Ewqrts-vqlt. 
 Schwedt, Ewet. 
 Schweidnitz, Xwit-nits. 
 Schweinfurt, Xwln-fiaH. 
 Schweitz, Xwjts. 
 Sehwerin, Xwa-r£n. 
 Schwitz ei' Schwyz, Swits. 
 Schyl er Syll, SeI er Sil. 
 Sciacca, Eqk-q or Xyqk-q. 
 Sciglio, Egl-yo: anjentli.
 
 JSOGRAFIKAL NCMZ. 
 
 769 
 
 Seylla, Skil-a. 
 Soif^liiino, Xel-yc'i-no. 
 Scilly, Sil-E. 
 Scio, Se-o dr Sj-o. 
 Scioto, Sj-tS-to. 
 Sclavonia, Sklav-6-ni-a. 
 Scotland, Skot-land. 
 Scriven, Skriv-en. 
 Scutari, Sktfi-tq-rg. 
 Scutari, Sk(fj-tq-re (in Albania); 
 
 kold bj de Turks Iskandcree- 
 
 ych, I.s-kan-der-8-ye. 
 Seylla, Sil-a. 
 Seara, Se-^-rq. 
 Searcy, Ser-SE. 
 Sebago, Se-ba-go. 
 Sebastian, Saint, Sent Se-bast- 
 
 yan; San Sebastian, Sqn Se- 
 
 bqs-tg-^n, [Sp.] 
 Sebenico, Seb-e-ne-ko. 
 Secchia, Sek-e-q. 
 Sedan, Se-don. 
 Sedlitz, Sed-lits. 
 Seevas or Sivas, Se-v^s. 
 Seewah er Siwah, Sg-wq. 
 Segestan, Sej-es-tan. 
 Segni, Sen-yE er San-ys. 
 Segip, Se-go. 
 Segorbe, Sa-gor-ba. 
 Segovia, Se-go-vi-a; [Spl] Sa- 
 
 g(o-VE-q. 
 Segre, Sa-gra. 
 Seiks (/;• Sikhs, Seks. 
 Seine, San. 
 Seistan, Ses-tan. 
 Solefkeh, Ss-lef-ke. 
 Selenga, Sa-leg-gq. 
 Selenginsk, Sel-en-jinsk. 
 Selimnia, SE-lim-ni-a. 
 Selkirk, Sel-kerk. 
 Selischan, Selt-J^n. 
 Souiendria, SE-men-dri-a. 
 Seinigallia, Sem-i-gal-i-a. 
 Seminolcs, Sem-in-olz. 
 Somlin, Sem-lin. 
 St'inpach, Stnn-pqk. 
 Seneca, Sen-e-ka. 
 Senegal, Sen-e-g(5l. 
 Senegambia," Sen-E-gam-bi-a. 
 Senjen, Sen-yen. 
 Scnlis, Soi'i-Ies. 
 Sennaar, Sen-(!ir. 
 Sens, Son. 
 
 Scrajevo, Sa-rq-ya-V(D. 
 Scrampore, Ser-am-p6r, er 
 
 Scrampoor, Ser-am-pcfir. 
 Scrjing, Ser-aj. 
 Serchio, Se/'-k£-o. 
 Seres, Ser-es. 
 Sered, Ser-ed er Sa-refc. 
 Sereth, Ser-^t or Sa-r6t. 
 Sergipe (or Sergippe) del Key, 
 
 Ser-je-pa del Ra. 
 Serinagur, Ser-i-nq-gur. 
 Seringapatain, Ser-ig-ga-pa-tam. 
 Scringham, Ser-ig-gani. 
 Scrphanto, Scr-fau-to. 
 Serpho or Serfo, Ser-fo; anjentli, 
 
 Seriphus, Ser-i-fus. 
 Servan, Saint, San Ser-v6n. 
 Scrvia, Sor-vi-a. 
 Scstos or Cestos, S6s-tos. 
 Setlcdge or Setloj, Set-lej. 
 Settia, Set-E-q. 
 Setubal, Sa-t<f)-bql, or 
 
 Sctuval, Sa-ti6-vql, or 
 49 
 
 St. Ubes, Sant Vn,bz. 
 Sevastopol, Scv-as-t6-pol. 
 Severn, Sev-ern. 
 Sevier, Sev-er. 
 Seville, Sev-il or Sr-vU, 
 Sevre, Sevr or Savr. 
 Sevres, Savr. 
 Sewistan, Sfi-wis-tan. 
 Seychelles, Sa-jEl, f'i-landz.) 
 Shahabad, Xq-a-bf^d. 
 Shamo, Xq-inio. 
 Shannon, Xan-on. 
 Shang-IIai nr Cbang-hai, Xaij-hj. 
 Shary, Xq-rE. 
 Shasto or Shasty, Sas-tE. 
 Shatt-el-Arab, Schat-ul-Arab, or 
 
 Chat-el-Arab, Xqt-el-fl'rqb. 
 Shawangunk, Xoij-gum. 
 Shawnees, Xj-ntz. 
 Shawneetown, X'j-nE-t'sn. 
 Sheboygan, XE-btS^-gan. 
 Shechem, X£-kem. 
 Sheeraz, Xt-raz. 
 Sheerness, Xsr-nes. 
 Shelekof, Schelekof, or Chele- 
 
 khov, Xel-E-kof er Xel-E-kov. 
 Shenandoah, Xen-an-do-a. 
 Shcndy er Chendi, Xen-de. 
 Sherbro, Xer-brw, er 
 
 Sherboro, Xer-bur-o. 
 Shershell, Xer^el. 
 Shetland, Xet-land. 
 Shiawassee, Xj-a-wos-E. 
 Shienne er Chienne, XE-en. 
 Shilka, XU-ka. 
 Shillooks, Shillouks, or Shilluks, 
 
 Xil-ct)ks. 
 Shiloh, Xj-lu). 
 
 Shin-Yang, Xin-Ya^. [raz. 
 
 Shiraz or Sheeraz, X£-rqz or Xe- 
 Shirvau, Schirwan, er Chirvan, 
 
 Xer-vqn er Xer-vqn. 
 Shea, Schoa, or Xoa, X6-q. 
 Shoomagin, XiD-mag-in. 
 Shoiiinla, Schuuila, er Choumla, ' 
 
 X(ijin-lq. 
 Shoostor er Shuster, XAs-ter. 
 Shoshoneos, XoJ-o-ntz. 
 Shrewsbury, Xri6z-ber-i er Sroz- 
 
 ber-i. 
 Shropshire, Xrop-jEr. 
 Shtab, Xrab. 
 Shuuila, Xa'im-la. 
 Shunem, Xi\,-nera. 
 Siam, Sj-am or SE-am. 
 Siara er Seara, Ss-^-rq. 
 Siberia, Sj-bE-ri-a. 
 Sicil}', Sis-i-li. 
 Siculiano, Ss-kitjl-yq-no. 
 Sidmouth, Sid-mu6. 
 Sidon, Sj-don. 
 Siegberg. Spg-be/'g. 
 Siegcn, Sgg-en. 
 Sienna, Si-en-a. 
 Sierra, SE-er-a. 
 Sierra de los ,Mimbres, Ss-efTq 
 
 da los Miin-bres. [yq. 
 
 Sierra Estrclla, SE-er-q Es-trel- 
 Sienra Gorda, SE-er-q Ger-dq. 
 Sierra Leone, SE-er-q IiE-6-nE. 
 Sierra Madre, SE-er-q Mqd-ra. 
 Sierra Morena, Se-er-q Mo-rA- 
 
 nq. ^ [dq. 
 
 Sierra Nevada, SE-6r-q Na-V(i- 
 Sigmaringen, Sig-mar-ifl-en. 
 SigucDza, Si-gwen-za. 
 
 Sihon, Si-hon, or 
 
 .^ehon, S£-h6n. 
 Sikokf, Se-kokf, er 
 
 Sikoke, SE-koJk. 
 Silan, SE-lqn. 
 Silian or Siljan, Sil-e-qn er 
 
 Sil-yqn. 
 Silesia, Sj-lt-jE-a. 
 Silhet, Sii-het. 
 Silla, Sil-a. 
 Silistria, Sil-is-tri-a. 
 Silver, Sil-ves or Sel-ves. 
 Simbirsk or Simbccrsk, Sim- 
 
 btrsk. 
 Simcoe, Sim-ko. 
 Simeon, Sim-E-on. 
 Simmen, Sim-cn. 
 Simmenthal, Sini-en-tql. 
 Simpheroiiol er Simferopol, 
 
 Sim-i'er-u-pol. 
 Simplon, Sim-plon; \_Fr.'\ San- 
 
 pl(Iin. 
 Sinai, Sj-na-j er Sj-na. 
 Sincapore, Sig-ka-pur. 
 Sinde, Sind. 
 Sines, Sfi-nes. 
 Singan. Sin-gan. 
 Singapore, Si|)-ga-p<5r, or 
 
 Singapoor, Sii)-ga-p<jbr. 
 Sinigaglia, Sin-E-gi^t-yq. 
 Sinoob, Sinoub, or Sinub, Se- 
 
 nJ)b. 
 Siu(m, SE-m6. 
 Sintcheoo er Sin-Tcheou, Sin- 
 
 q£-(6 or Sin-qq,. 
 Sion, Si-on, er 
 
 Zion, 7A-0XX. 
 Sion, Se-6ii. 
 
 Sioot, Siout, or Siut, Se-(6. 
 Sioux, SiD. 
 Siphanto, Sif-an-to, er 
 
 Sccfanto, S£-fqn-tu). 
 Sirhind, Ser-hind. 
 Sirinagur, Sir-i-n^-gur. , 
 Sirjan. SEr-jqn. 
 Sisal, Sf-sql. 
 Sistova, .'^is-to-va. 
 Sitka, Sit-ka. 
 Sitkokf, Sit-kokf. 
 Sitten, Sit-en. 
 Siut, SE-<nt. 
 Sivas, Sfi-vas. 
 
 Skaggcr Hack, Skag-er Rak. 
 Skagtols-Tind, Ski'y;-tolz-Tind. 
 Skane, Sk6-na. 
 Skellcftca, Skel-ef-t£-o. 
 Skeneati'lcs, Sken-E-at-les, or 
 
 Skaneateles, Skan-e-at-les. 
 Skibbereen, Skib-cr-EU. 
 Skiddaw, Skid-e. 
 Skive, Skii-ve. 
 Skye, Ski. 
 Skyro, Skt'-ro. 
 Slatina, Slq-tE-nq. 
 Slavonia or Sclavonia, Sla- 
 
 v6-ni-a. 
 Sleswiek, Sles-wik. 
 Slicbbloora, SlEb-liLm. 
 Sligo, Sli-go. 
 Slobode Ukraina, S16-bo-da 
 
 (O-krq-E-nq. 
 Sloten or ."^looten, Sl<5-ten. 
 Sluys, SUds. 
 
 Smalcaldcn, Smi'il-kql-den. 
 Smolensk, Smo-lensk, or 
 
 Sniolensko, Smui-lens-ko.
 
 770 
 
 J80GRAFIKAL NOMZ. 
 
 Smyrna, Smer-naf 
 
 Izmeer, Iz-mer, [Tin'l\] 
 Smythe, Smit. 
 Sneehattan er Sneehaettan, 
 
 Sna-hat-an. 
 Snowdon, Sno-don. 
 Snowhill, Sno-hil. 
 Soane, Son. 
 
 Soconusco, Sok-o-ntns-ko. 
 Socorro, So-kor-o. 
 Socotra, So-ko-tra, or 
 
 Soeotora, So-k6-to-ra. 
 Sofala, So-fq-lq. 
 Soignies, S6r)-n£Z. 
 Soissons, Swq-s6n. 
 Sokna, S6k-na. 
 Soldau, Sql-d's. 
 Soldin, Sol-den. 
 iSoleure, So-lvi,r. 
 Solfatara, Sol-fq-tq-rq. 
 Soltau, Sol-t?. 
 Solway Frith, S61-wa Frit. 
 Somaulies er Somolis, So-mci- 
 
 Iez. 
 Somers, Sdm-erz. 
 Somerset, Siim-er-set. 
 Somme, Som. [zen. 
 
 Sondershausen, Son-derz-h's- 
 Sone, Scsn. 
 Sonera, So-n6-ra. 
 Sonseca, Son-sa-kq. 
 Soodan, Soudan, er Sudan, 
 
 Sco-dqn. 
 Sookhona, Soukhona, or Suk- 
 
 hona, SoD-ko-nq. 
 Soolimana er Soulimana, Sco- 
 
 lE-mq-nq. 
 Sooloo, Sa)-lt6. 
 Sooltaneeyeh er Sultanieh, 
 
 ScDl-tq-uE-a. 
 Soongaree, ScDi)-gq-re. 
 Soongaria er Soungaria, Smi)- 
 
 gq-rs-q. 
 
 Soar, SiDr. 
 
 Soora, Soura, er Sura, Sd6-rq. 
 
 Soorabaya er Surabaya, Soo- 
 
 ra-bj-a. 
 Soorakarta, Sourakarta, er Su- 
 
 rakarta, SiD-ra-k(^r-ta. 
 Soorgoot, Soiirgout, er Surgut, 
 
 S(Dr-gc6t. 
 Soormool, Sourmoul, er Sur- 
 
 mnl, SoDr-mcGl. 
 Soos, Sous, er Sus, Scds. 
 Sootcheoo er Soutcheou, Sco- 
 
 qe-A er ScD-qi],. 
 Sophia, So-fg-a, er 
 
 Triaditza, Tre-a-dit-sa. 
 Soprony, Eo-prony. 
 Sorata, So-rq-ta. 
 Sorelle er Sorel, So-rel. 
 Sorello, So-rel-Q. 
 Soria, So-re-q. 
 Soroe, So-ro. 
 Sorrento, Sor-en-to. 
 Soudan, ScD-dqn. 
 Soueyra er Suira, SwE-ra. 
 Soungari, Sitnj-ga-rE. 
 Sourakarta, Soo-ra-kqr-ta. 
 Sourmoul, ScDr-mtibl. 
 Sous, ScDS. 
 
 Soiisam er Soosam, SiB-sqm 
 Soutcheou, S(D-gE-(6. 
 Southampton, S'st-am-ton er 
 
 Sud-am-ton. 
 
 Southwark, S'st-wurk; {Lon- 
 don) Siid-erk. 
 
 Souzel, ScD-zel. 
 
 Spa, Spa. 
 
 Spain, Span. 
 
 Spaitla, Spat-lq. 
 
 Spalatro, Spq-lq-tro. 
 
 Spandau, Spqu-di?. 
 
 Sparta, Spqr-ta. 
 
 Spartenburg, Spqr-ten-burg. 
 
 Spartivento, Spqr-ti-ven-to. 
 
 Specia, Spg-Ji-a. 
 
 Spey, Spa. 
 
 Speyer, Spjr. 
 
 Spezia, Sped-z£-q. 
 
 Spiez, Spets. 
 
 Spire, Spjr. 
 
 Spitzbergen, Spits-berg-en. 
 
 Splugen, Splq-gen. 
 
 Spokains, Spo-kanz, er 
 Spokan?, Spo-kanz. 
 
 Spoleto, Spo-la-to. 
 
 Sporades, Sp6r-a-d£z. 
 
 Spree, Spra. 
 
 Springfield, Sprig-fEld. 
 
 Squam, Skwem. 
 
 Squillace, Skwil-q-qa. 
 
 Stabroek, Stq-brcok. 
 
 Stagira, Sta-JE-ra. 
 
 Staines, Stanz. 
 
 Stalimene, Stal-i-mE-ns. 
 
 Stamboul, Stam-biJbl. 
 
 Stamford, Stam-ford. 
 
 Stampalia, Stqm-pq-ls-q. 
 
 Stanovoy or Stanovoi, Stan- 
 o-vff. 
 
 Stantz er Stanz, Stqnts. 
 
 Stargard, Sta/'-gart. 
 
 Staubbach, St-s-bqk. 
 
 Staunton, Stan-ton. 
 
 Stavanger, Stqv-(!(i]-ger. 
 
 Staveren, Stq-ver-en. 
 
 Steenbergen, Sten-ber-gen. 
 
 Stein, Stin. 
 
 "Steinach,* Stj-nqk. 
 
 Steinau, Sti-n's. 
 
 Steinbaeh, Stjn-bqk. 
 
 Steinfart, Stin-fiart, 
 
 Steinheim, Stin-hjm. 
 
 Stellenbosch, Stel-en-boJ. 
 
 Sternberg, Stern-berg. 
 
 Stettin, Stet-En. 
 
 Stettiner Haff, Stet-en-er Hqf. 
 
 Steuben, Sti|,-ben er Stq,-ben. 
 
 Steubenville, Stq-ben-vil. 
 
 Stewart, Stq-art. 
 
 Steyer, Stir. 
 
 Steyning, Sta-nii). 
 
 Stigliano, StEl-yq-no. 
 
 Stiria, Stir-i-a. 
 
 Stockholm, Stok-hom. 
 
 Stockport, Stok-port. 
 
 Stoddard, Stod-ard. 
 
 Stonehaven, Ston-ha-ven. 
 
 Stonington, Sto-nig-ton. 
 
 Stornaway, Stor-na-wa. 
 
 Storsion er^ Storsjon, Stor-se- 
 en er Sterz-yen. 
 
 Stourbridge, Stur-brij. 
 
 Strabane, Stra-ban. 
 
 Strafford, Straf-ord. 
 
 Stralsund, Strql-sond. 
 
 Stranraer, Stran-rer. 
 
 Strasbourg, Stras-burg. 
 
 Strathhaven, Strat-ha-ven. 
 
 Straubing, Sti"s-bii). 
 
 Strelitz, Strel-its. 
 
 Strivali, Striv-a-lE. 
 
 Stromboli, Strom-bo-le. 
 
 Stromoe, Stro-mo. 
 
 Stroud, Str-sd. 
 
 Struma, StrcD-ma. 
 
 Strj^, Stre. 
 
 Stuhlweissenburg, Stffll-wj-sen- 
 
 bu?'g er Stool-wj-.sen-burg. 
 Stura, Stoi-rq. 
 Sturminster, Stdr-min-ster. 
 Stuttgart er Stutgard, Stdt- 
 
 gart. 
 Stuyvesant, Stj-ves-ant. 
 Styria er Stiria, Stir-i-a. 
 Suabia er Swabia, Swa-bs-a. 
 Suakem, SiB-q-kem. 
 Sublettes, Sub-lets. 
 Sudctic Mts., Sq-det-ik Mtz. 
 Sudan, Si»-dqn. 
 Sudermania, Sq-der-ma-ni-a er 
 
 Sq-der-mq-ns-a. 
 Suderoe, Sco-der-o er S(6-der-e-e. 
 Suez, Sa)-ez. 
 Suffolk, Suf-ok. 
 Sugelmessa, SiK-gul-mes-a. 
 Suira, SwE-rq. 
 Suli, Sulli, er Souli, Sib-Ie. 
 Sullivan, Sul-i-van. 
 Sulmona, SiDl-ma-nq. 
 Sumatra, Sto-mq-trq. 
 Sumbawwa, Sum-bo-wa. 
 Sunbuiy, Sun-ber-i. 
 Sunday, Sun-da. 
 Sunderland, Siin-der-land. 
 Suudswall, Scondz-wql. 
 Surat, ScD-rat. 
 Surhood, Sur-hifjd, er 
 
 Sourhoud, Stir-liitid. 
 Surinam, ScD-rin-am. 
 Surmul, ScDr-mcol. 
 Surrey, Sdr-i. 
 Sus, Scos. 
 Susa, Sv[,-sa, er 
 
 Shoosh, Ed)/. 
 Susam, SiD-sqm. 
 Susquehanna, Sus-kwE-han-u. 
 Sutherland, Sdd-er-land. 
 Sutledge, Sut-lej. 
 Suwanee, Sq-wo-ns. 
 Svendborg, Svend-borg. 
 Sviatoi, SvE-a-te-. 
 Swabia, Swa-bi-a. 
 Swansea, Swon-se. 
 Swartwout, Swqrt-wst, 
 Sweden, SwE-den. 
 Sweera er Suira, SwE-rq. 
 Swine, SwE-ne. 
 Swinemiinde, SwE-ne-mvj,n-de. 
 Switzerland, Swits-er-land. 
 Sydney, Sid-ni. 
 Syene, Sj-£-ni. 
 Syll er Syl, Sil. 
 Syltoe, Sil-to er Sql-t«-e. 
 Syra, St-rq: anjentli, 
 
 Seyros, Sj-ros. 
 Syracuse, Sir-a-kqs. 
 Syria, Sir-i-a. 
 Szabadka, So-bod-ko. 
 Szalva, Sql-vo. 
 Szarvas, Sor-voJ. 
 Szegedin, Seg-ed-En er Seg-ed-in. 
 Szigeth, SE-get.
 
 JSOGRAFIKAL NOMZ. 
 
 771 
 
 T. 
 
 Taanach, Ta-a-nak. 
 Tabarca, Ta-bqr-ka. 
 Tabareeyeh er Tabaria, Tab-a- 
 re -a. 
 Tabasco, Tq,-bqs-ko. 
 Tabatinga, Tq-bq-tij-gq. 
 Tabor, Tq-bor. 
 Tabor, Tfi-bor. 
 Tabreez or Tabriz, Tab-rez. 
 Tabs, Tabz. 
 Tacames, Ta-kq-mes. 
 Taearigua, Tak-a-rg-gwq. 
 Tacazze, Tq-kqt-sq. 
 Tacna, Tqk-nq. 
 Tacoary, Tq-kwq-re. 
 Taconnet, Ta-kon-et. 
 Tacubaya, Tak-yq,-bj-a. 
 Tadeaster, Tad-kas-ter. 
 Tadousac, Tad-flD-sak. 
 Tafalla, Ta-fal-a. 
 Tafilet, Taf-i-let, er 
 
 Tafilelt, Taf-i-lelt. 
 Taganrog, Tag-an-rog, er 
 
 Taganrock, Tag-an-rok. 
 Tagazze, Ta-gaz-e. 
 Tagliamento, Tql-yq-men-to. 
 Taglio, Tql-yo. 
 Tagas, Ta-gus. 
 Tahiti, Tq-hg-te. 
 Taiwan, Tj-wen. 
 Ta-Kiang,'Tq-Ki-ai,. 
 Takht-i-Souleiman, Tqkt-s-Sol- 
 
 E-mqn. 
 Talavera de la Reyna, Tq-lq-va- 
 
 rq da Iq Ra-e-nq. 
 Talbot, Tel-bot. 
 Talcahuana, Tql-kq-wq-nq. 
 Taliaferro, T61-E-ver. 
 Talladega, Tal-a-de-ga. 
 Tallahasse, Tal-a-has-8. 
 Tallahatchie, Tal-a-haq-8. 
 Tallapoosa, Tal-a-prfj-sa. 
 Tamaqua, Tam-6-kwa. 
 Tamaraca, Tam-a-rq-ka. 
 Tamatave, Tq-mq-tqv. 
 Tamaulipab-, Tqm-ii-lE-pqs. 
 Tambobamba, Tqm-bo-bqm-bq. 
 Tambof, Tambov, or Tambow, 
 
 Tqm-bof. 
 Tamise, Tq-mEZ. 
 Tamany, St., Sent Tam-a-ni. 
 Tampico, Tqm-pE-ko. 
 Tananarivoo or Tananarivou, 
 
 Tqn-qn-qr-E-vCD. 
 Tanaro, Tq-nq-ro. 
 Tanasserim, Tan-as-er-im. 
 Taney, Te-ng. 
 Tangier, Tan-jsr. 
 Tanjore, Tan-j6r. 
 Tannesar, Tan-e-sqr. 
 Taormina, Tq-o/'-ruE-nq. 
 Taos, Tq-os. 
 Tapajos, Tq-pq-yos. 
 Tappan, Tap-au. 
 Taptay, Tqp-tj. 
 Tappahannock, Tap-a-han-ok. 
 Taptce or Taptv, Tap-tE. 
 Tara, T^-rq. 
 Tarakai, Tar-a-kj. 
 Taramandi, Tq-rq-nK^n- 
 Taranto, Tqr-qn-to. 
 Taraseon, Tq-rqs-kon. 
 Tarazona, Tq-rq-to-nq. 
 
 Tarbagtai, Tqr-bqg-tj, nr 
 
 Tarbagatai, Tar-bqg-a-tj. 
 Tarbes, Tarb. 
 Tarifa, Tq-rs'-fq. 
 Tarija, Tq-rg-hq. 
 Tarina, Tar-mq. 
 Tarn, Ta/u. 
 Tarnopol, Tqr-no-pol. 
 Taro, Tq-ro. [d^nt. 
 
 Taroodant or Tarudant, Tq-rctt- 
 Tarragona, Tq-rq-go-nq. 
 Tarsoos, Tqr-^s. 
 Tartary, Tqr-ta-ri. 
 Tarudant, Tar-yq-dant. 
 Tashkend, TqJ-kend. 
 Tassisudon, Tas-i-sdb-don. 
 Tatnall, Tat-nal. 
 Tatta, Tat-a, 
 Tauai, T-s-j. 
 Tauber, T-x-ber. 
 Taudeny, Toudeny, &r Taoudeny, 
 
 T-s-de-ne. 
 Taojiks er Tadjiks, To-jeks 6r 
 
 Tq-JEks. 
 Taunton, Tan-ton. 
 Taurida, Te-ri-da. 
 Tauris, To-r£z. 
 Taurus, Te-rus. 
 Tavasthus, Tav-ast-hcos. 
 Tavira, Ta-vE-rq. 
 Tavistock, Tav-is-tok, 
 Tavoy or Tavay, Tq-vff. 
 Tay, Ta. 
 
 Tay-yuen, Tj-yq-en. 
 Tazewell. Taz-wel. 
 Tchad, t'ad. 
 Tehantar, G'qn-t^r, or 
 
 Shantar, Xan-tqr. 
 Tchany, Tchani, or Chany, 6q-ne. 
 Teherka=k, fce/-kqsk. [nE-g6f. 
 Tchemigof or Czernigow, Ger- 
 Tchernaya, Ger-nj-a. 
 Tehemowitz, Ge^'-no-vits. 
 Tcheskaya or Tcheskaia, Ges-ki-a. 
 Tehing-Kiaug, Giij-Ke-ag. 
 Tching-tcheoo {or -teheou), Gig- 
 
 qe-O). 
 Tchingtoo {or -ton), Gii)-t<ii. 
 Tchoodskoe, Goid-sko-E. 
 Tehing-ting, Gig-tiij. 
 Tchooktchees, Tchouktchis, 
 
 Tchuktehis, er Tschuktschis, 
 
 Grfjk-qEZ. 
 Tchoolkova or Tchoulkova, G<d1- 
 
 ko-vq. 
 Tehudskoe, Gddz-ko. 
 Tcinan, Tsi-nan. [t<t)n. 
 
 Tcitciear Hotun, Sit-si-kqr Hci- 
 Teaki, Te-4-kE. 
 Teche, TeJ. 
 Tecino, Te-q£-no. 
 Tecso, Tq-qo, 
 Tecuniseh, Te-kum-se. 
 Teemboo, TEm-b<6. 
 Teen-tseen or Tin-tsin, Ttnt-SEn. 
 Teffe, Tef-a. 
 Teflis. Tef-lis. 
 Tehama, Ta-h^-mq. 
 Tehran or Teheran, Te-hri^n. 
 Tehuacan, Ta-wq-kqn. 
 Tehuantepcc, Ta-wqn-ta-pek. 
 Teign, Tgn or Tan. 
 Teignmouth, Tin-mut. 
 
 Tejuco, Ta-jdt-ko. 
 Tckoa, TE-ku-a. 
 Telfair. Tel-fv. 
 Telingana, Tel-in-g^-nq. 
 Tellicherry, Tel-i-cer-i. 
 Tellico. Tel-i-ko. 
 Temes, Tera-eJ. 
 Temesvar, Tem-cJ-vqr. 
 Temiscaming, Tem-is-ka-mig. 
 Temiscouata, Tem-is-ktR-q-tq or 
 
 Tem-is-kwq-ta. 
 Tempelburg, Tem-pel-burg or 
 
 Tem-piel-bu/g. 
 Tenasserim, Ten-as-er-im. 
 Tenedos, Ten-E-dos. 
 Teneriffe, Ten-er-if. 
 Tennessee, Ten-es-t. 
 Tonterden, Ten-ter-den. 
 Tepeaca, Tep-t-q-kq. 
 Tepic, Tep-ik or Ta-ptk. 
 Tepozcolula, Ta-pos-koi-lJj-lq. 
 Tequendama, TE-wen-dq-ma. 
 Teramo, Ter-q-mo. 
 Terceira, Ter-sa-E-rq. 
 Tercero, Ter-sa-ro. 
 Terek, TE-rek. 
 Tergovista, Ter-gu-vis-ta. 
 Termini, Ter-me-UE. 
 Termoli, Ter-mu-lE. 
 Ternate. Ter-nqt. 
 Terni, Ter-nE. 
 Ternova, Ter-nu-va. 
 Terracina, Ter-a-qt'-na. 
 Terra del Fuego, Ter-a del Fq- 
 
 E-go, or Tierra del Fuego, Te- 
 
 er-q del Fwa-gu. [ro. 
 
 Terra di Lavoro, Ter-q de Lq-vca- 
 Terra di Otranto, Ter-q de O- 
 
 trqn-to. 
 Terre-Bonne, Ter-B6n; yi^jqali 
 
 pron-snst Tqr Hon. 
 Terrc-IIaute, T^r-llot; [/>•.] Ter- 
 
 Hot or Ter-tJi'. 
 Ter Schelling, Ter Skel-ig. 
 Tcschen, TeJ-en. 
 Tessin. Tes-en. 
 Tete, Ta-ta. 
 Teton, Tet-on. 
 Tetooan, Tetuan, or Tetouan, 
 
 Tet-<i)-(in. [dq. 
 
 Tculada, Toi-lc^-dq: [It.] Te-a)-l<i- 
 Tevere, Ta-va-ra. 
 Teverone, Ta-va-ru-na; anjentli. 
 
 Anio, Au'i-o. 
 Teviot, Tiv-e-ot. 
 Tewksbury, Tqks-bcr-i. 
 Texas, Teks-as. 
 Texel. Teks-el. 
 Teyn, Tjn. 
 Tezcueo, Tes-kiit-ko. 
 Thadcus, St., Sent Rad-s-us. 
 Thames, Temz. 
 Thanet, Han-et. 
 Thaso, Rq-so, or 
 
 Thasos, Ha-sos. 
 Thaya, Tj-q. 
 
 Theaki or Thiaki. Re-q-ke. 
 Thebaid, Re'-ba-id. 
 Thebes, Rfbz: 
 
 Thebai, Re-vb, [Midem Gr^ 
 Theiss, Tis: 
 
 Tisza, Te-so, (Hun.) 
 Thcresienstadt, Ter-a-ze-en-stqt .
 
 •72 
 
 J80GEAFIKAL NaMZ. 
 
 Theresienstadt, Ter-a-ZE-en-stqt. 
 Thermia, Eer-inE-q. 
 Thessalonica, Hes-a-lo-nj-ka. 
 Thessaly, Ees-a-li, er 
 
 Thessalia, Res-a-li-a. 
 Thiagur, Te-q-gur. 
 Thian-Shan er Thian-Chan, Te- 
 
 qu-Squ. 
 Thibadeaurille, Tib-a-do-vil. 
 Thibet er Tibet, Tib-et er Tib-et. 
 Thiel, TeI. 
 Thielt, Telt. 
 Thiers, Te-qr. 
 
 Thionville, Te-oii-vil er -vel. 
 Thiva, Ts-vq. 
 Tholen er Tolen, T6-len. 
 Thomar, To- ma?'. 
 Thomaston, Tom-as-ton. 
 Thoulouse, TiD-lobz. 
 Three Rivers, Hrs Riv-erz. 
 Thsoongling, Thsoungling, 6r 
 
 Thsungling, Tsoorj-liij. 
 Thun, TcT)n. 
 
 Thuner-See, Tobn-er-Sa. 
 Thur, TiDA 
 Thurgau, Tif>?'-g-8. 
 Thurgovia, Rur-go-vi-a. 
 Thuringia, Rq-rin-je-a. 
 Thui-les, Rurlz. 
 Thurso, Riir-so. 
 Tibboos er Tibbous, Tib-QZ. 
 Tiber, Ti-ber. 
 
 Tibesti er Tibesty, Tg-bes-ts. 
 Tibet er Tibbet, Tib-et. 
 Tiburon, Tg-bcD-roQ. 
 Tiohvin, Tik-ven. 
 Ticino, Te-qs-no. 
 Ticonderoga, Ti-kon-der-Q-ga. 
 Tidore, Tg-dor." 
 Tiel, TeI. 
 Tiete, Tg-a-ta. 
 Tiflis, Tif-lis, er 
 
 Teflis. Tef-lis. 
 Tigre, Tg-gra. 
 Tigris, Ti-gris. 
 Tilapa, Tg-lq-pq. 
 Tillatoba, Til-a-to-ba. 
 Tilburg, Til-burg. 
 Tilsit, Til-sit. 
 
 Timboo er Timbou, Tgm-bdo. 
 Tirabuctoo, Tim-biik-toC), er 
 
 Tomboocto, Tom-bdbk-to. 
 Timor, Ti-inor. 
 Timorlaut, Tj-mor-lot. 
 Timpanagos, Tim-pq-nq-gos. 
 Tinian, Te-oe-qn. 
 Tinicum, Tin-i-kum. 
 Tinnevelly, Tin-g-vel-i. 
 Tino, Te-uo. 
 Tioga, Tj-6-ga. 
 Tipera, Tip-er-a, w 
 
 Tipra, Tip-ra. 
 Tippah, Tip-a. 
 TippeeaDoe, Tip-E-ka-nO). 
 Tipperarj', Tip-er-a-rg. 
 Tiree, Tir-g. 
 Tirhala, Ter-hq-la. 
 Tirlemont, TE/l-mon. 
 Tishamingo, TiJ-a-mii)-go. 
 Tisheet, TiJ-gt. 
 Titicaca, Tit-g-kq-kq. 
 Titterie, Tit-e-re. 
 Tivoli, Ti7-o-lE er Tg-vo-Ig. 
 Tlalpan, Tlql-pqn. 
 Tlamet er Tlamath, Tlc^met. 
 Tlascala, Tlqs-kq-lq. 
 
 Tlemsan, Tlem-sqa. 
 
 Tobago, TcD-ba-gi3. 
 
 Tobique, To-bsk. 
 
 Tobol, To-bol. 
 
 Tobolsk, To-bolsk. 
 
 Toboso, T(D-bc3-so. 
 
 Tocantins, To-kqn-tgnz. 
 
 Tocat er Tokat, To-kqt. 
 
 Toeaya, To-ki-q. 
 
 Tocayma er Tocaima, TQ-kj-mq. 
 
 Toouyo, TQ-kd)-yQ. 
 
 Tokay, To-ka; {Hun.} To-kff. 
 
 Toledo, To-lg-do. 
 
 Tolentino, To-lea-ts-ncD. 
 
 ToUaud, Tol-and. 
 
 Tolosa, To-lo-sa. 
 
 Toluca, Tw-lA-kq. 
 
 Tombigbee, Tom-big-bg, or 
 
 Tombeckbe, Tom-bek-bg. 
 Tombuotoo, Tom-bdk-t<D. 
 Tomkins, Tom-kinz. 
 Toadon, Ton-don. 
 Tonewanda, Tou-g-w6n-da, er 
 
 Tonewanta, Ton-g-wqn-ta. 
 Tonga, T6i]-ga, (i'landz.) 
 Tongataboo er Tongatabu, Tog- 
 
 ga-tq-btb. 
 Tongo, Torj-gia. 
 Tongres, Ton-g;''. 
 Tonkin er Tonquin, Ton-kEn. 
 Tonneins, Ton-aij. 
 Tonnerre, Ton-q/'. 
 Tonnewanta, Ton-g-w6n-ta. 
 Tonningen, T6n-ig-en. 
 Tooareeks, Tuariks, Touariks, 
 
 er Touaryks, Titi-q-reks er 
 
 TcD-q-riks. 
 Tooat, Touat, er Tuat, Tco-qt, or 
 
 Tawat, Tq-wqt. 
 Tooggoort er Tuggurt, Tdo-gcjort. 
 Toombuddra, Toom-bub-drq. 
 Toongooses, Toungouses, er Tun- 
 
 guses, Ta)i)-g(f(-sez. 
 Toongooska, Toungouska, er 
 
 Tunguska, TcDp-gijbs-kq. 
 Toonkat, Tounkat, or Tunkat, 
 
 TcDfl-kqt. 
 Toorfan, Tourfan, er Turfan, 
 
 Ttur-fqn. 
 Toola, TA-la. 
 Toorkistan er Turkistan, Tcbr- 
 
 kis-tqn. 
 Toorkomans er Turkomans, Tcbr- 
 
 kcD-manz. 
 Toorookhansk, Touroukhansk, er 
 
 Turukhansk, Tuo-rco-kqnsk. 
 Top, Top. 
 Topayos, To-pi-yos, or 
 
 Tapajos, Tq-pq-gos er Tq- 
 
 p4-hos. 
 Toplitz, Teplitz, or Toeplitz, 
 
 Tep-lits. 
 Torbay, Tor-ba. 
 Torgau, Tor-g's. 
 Torino, To-rg-no. 
 Tormes, Ter-mes. 
 Tornea er Torneo, Ter-nE-O. 
 Tornya, To/n-yoh. 
 Toro, T(f)-ro. 
 Toronto, To-ron-to. 
 Toronto!, Ter-on-tol. 
 Toropez, Ter-o-pez. 
 Torquay, Tor-kg. 
 Torre nante, Tor-a-n^n-ta. 
 Torrisdal, Tor-is-dal. 
 Torshok, Tor-Jok, &r 
 
 Torjok, Tor-jok. 
 Tortola, Tor-t6-la. [nq. 
 
 Tortona, Tor-tcj-na er Tor-ta- 
 Tortosa, Tor-tu)-sa. 
 Tortuga, Tor-tto-ga. 
 Tortugas. Tor-ttf)-gas. 
 Totana, To-tq-nq. 
 Totness er Totnes, Tot-nes. 
 Touat, T.»-qt. 
 Toul, Tiul. 
 Toula, Tcf)-la. 
 Toulon, TiJQ-lcafi. 
 Toulouse er Thoulouse, TcD-looz. 
 Toungouses, T(i>i)-gd)-se3. 
 Tounkat, Tit)n-kqt. 
 Touraine, Ttti-ran. 
 Tourfan, Tijor-fqn. 
 Tournaghaut, TiDr-na-get. 
 Tournay, Tcor-na. 
 Touroukhansk, Ta)-ra)-kqnsk. 
 Tours, Tdor. 
 Towcester, T-ss-ter. 
 Trafalgar, Traf-al-gqr Or Traf- 
 
 al-gar. 
 Trajanopoli, Traj-au-6p-ca-li. 
 Tralee, Tral-g. 
 Trani, Trq-ng. 
 Tranquebar, Tran-kwg-bqr. 
 Transtevere, Trqns-ta-va-ra. 
 Transylvania, Tran-sil-va-ni-a, 
 Trapani, Trq-pq-ng. 
 Trasarts, Trqs-qrts, or 
 
 Trarzas, Trqr-zas. 
 Tras OS Jlontes, Trqs os Mon-tes. 
 Travancore, Trav-an-kor. 
 Travis, Trav-is. 
 Trebizond, Treb-i-zond. 
 Treisam, Trj-sam. 
 Tremecen, Trem-£-ken. 
 Tremiti, Trem-E-tg. 
 Trent, Trent. 
 Trenton, Tren-ton. 
 Tres Barras, er Rio de Tres Bar- 
 
 ras, Rg-o da Tres Bqr-qs. 
 Tres Montes, Tres Mon-tes. 
 Treves, Trgvz. 
 Trevigi, Tra-ve-je. 
 Treviglio, Tra-vgl-yo er Trev- 
 
 g'l-yo. 
 Treviso, Trev-E-so. 
 Triaditza, Trg-q-dit-sq. 
 Tricala, Tre-kq-Iq. 
 Trichinopoli er Trichinopoly, 
 
 Triq-in-6p-o-li. 
 Trieste, Trg-est er Trg-es-ta. 
 Trincomalee, Triij-ko-ma-lg. 
 Tringano, Trii)-gq-n6, Or 
 
 Tringanoo, Trii)-gq-n(6. 
 Trinidad, Trin-i-dad. 
 Tripoli, Trip-o-ls. 
 Tripolis, Trip-o-lis. 
 Tripolitza or Tripolizza, Trip- 
 
 Q-lit-sq. 
 Tristan d'Acunha, Tris-tan Dq- 
 
 kcfm-yq. 
 Trois Rivieres, Trwq Re-ve-4?'. 
 Trolhaatta, Trol-hg-ta. 
 Trombetas, Trom-ba-tqs. 
 Trond or Tron, Saint, San Tron. 
 Tropea, Tro-pa-q. 
 Trosachs, Tro-saks. 
 Troppau, Trop-?. 
 Troup, TrcDp. 
 Trowbridge, Trca-brij. 
 Troyes, Trwq. 
 Trumbull, Trdm-bul.
 
 Truro, Tr(fi-ro. 
 
 Truxilloo?' Trujillo, Troa-hEl-yo). 
 
 TsadJa, Tsad-a 6r Tsqd-q. 
 
 Tscherkask, yer-kdsk. 
 
 Tsiompa, Tsi-6m-pq. 
 
 Tuam, Ti'^-am. 
 
 Tabac, TiD-bcik. 
 
 Tubbus, Tub-US. 
 
 Tubingen, Ti\,-bir|-cn. 
 
 Tuekerton, Tuk-cr-tun. 
 
 Tucuman, TiD-kiTj-mqu. 
 
 Tudela, TuD-dfi-lq. 
 
 Tugulo, Ti\,-gi|-lo. mqn. 
 
 Tukhte Soliman, Ttikt-e Sol-e- 
 
 Tula, Tcfj-lq. 
 
 Tule, Tui-le w Tc6-la. 
 
 Tullamore, Tul-a-mor, 
 
 Tulle, Till. 
 
 J80GRAFIKAL NaMZ, 
 
 Tumbez, TJjin-bes or Ta>ui-bet. 
 Tunbridge, Tiiii-brij. 
 Tunguragua, T(0})-g.b-rq-gwq. 
 Tungooska, Ta)}j-g(/js-kq. 
 Tunguses, Ta>j)-gi6-se3. 
 Tuuiea, Tq-ni-ka. 
 Tunis, Ti'i-nis or T(]E.-nis. 
 Tunja, Tci')i)-bq. 
 Tupi.^a or Tupiza, Too-pg-sq. 
 Tureoing, Tnr-kwon. 
 Turcomans, Tt&r-kQ-manz. 
 Turfan, T,or-fqn. 
 Turin, Tii-rin. 
 Turkey, Tur-ki. 
 Turkistan, TiDr-kis-tan. 
 Turubout, Tiiru-hTJt. 
 Turon, Tq-ron. 
 Tursheez, Tur-Jgz. 
 
 773 
 
 Turukhansk, Ta>-r(n-k(insk. 
 
 Tuscaloosa, Tus-ka-lin-sa. 
 
 Tuscany, Td-s-ka-ni. 
 
 Tnscarawa-s, Tus-ka-ro-was. 
 
 Tuscarora, Tus-ka-ru-ra. 
 
 Tuscuijibia, Tus-kdm-bi-a. 
 
 Tuxtia. Td)kst-lq. 
 
 Tuy, TwE. 
 
 Tver or Twer, Tver or Tv^r. 
 
 Tweedale, Twt-dal. 
 
 Tynemouth, Tin-mut. 
 
 Tyre, Tjr. 
 
 Tyree or Tyry, Ti-r8. 
 
 Tyrnau, Te/--n'5. 
 
 Tyrol, Tir-ol; [ (?.] Te-r61. 
 
 Tyrone, Tir-on. 
 
 Tyrrel, Tir-el. 
 
 Tzariiziu, Tsq-rit-sen. 
 
 U 
 
 TJaupes, W's-pes. 
 Ubahy, CD-bq-e or (D-bq-hg. 
 Ubcs, St., Sant Yqbz. 
 Ucayale, CD-kj-q-Ia, or 
 
 Ucayali, (Tj-ki-q-le. 
 Udine, (D'ds-na. 
 Udvarhcly, (Dd-vqr-hely. 
 Uist, Wist. 
 
 Ukraine, Yq-kran or 0)-kran. 
 Ulietea, Yq-li-tE-a. 
 Ulm, Ulm. 
 Ulster, Ul'ster. 
 Ulswater, Uls'we-ter. 
 Uinbagog, Um'ba-gog. 
 Umbre or Umbreh, CDm'bra er 
 
 (Dm'breh. 
 Umea, (B'mE-a. 
 Ummerapoora, Um'er-a-p(6-ra. 
 Umqua or Umpqua, Ump'kwe. 
 Umritseer, Um-rit-sgr, 
 
 Unalasehka, (D-na-lds-ka. 
 Underwalden, (JJa-ter-wql-den. 
 Ungava, Uij-gd-va. 
 Unna, (Dn'q. 
 
 Unstrut, Un'strut er OOn'strvat. 
 Unterwalden, CDn-ter-w^l-dcn. 
 Upha, (D'fa. 
 Upsal, Up'sal, or 
 
 Upsala, Up-sq-lq. 
 Upsallata, Up-sq-lq-ta. 
 Ural er Oural, (0-rql. 
 Uralsk, (D-rqlsk. 
 Urbaria, Ur-ban-a, 
 Urbino, Ur-bs-no. 
 Urfa, CDr'ta. 
 Urga, (Or'ga. 
 Uri, Yq-rE. 
 Urmiah, CDr-me-a. 
 Urquhart, Urk'hart. 
 Urseren, Ur'se-ren. 
 
 Urubu, (D-nn-btfi. [gwf- 
 
 Uruguay, Yq-nn-gwa w flD-nD- 
 Uriimiya, 0)-rio-mE-yq. 
 Usbekistan or Oozbekistan, (Dz- 
 
 bek-is-t/tn. 
 Usedom, fO'se-dom. 
 Ushant, Uj'ant. 
 Ilskiup, 0)s-kE-ajp. 
 Ustica, (Ds'iE-kq. 
 Utah or Eutaw, Yq-tq er Yi^-te. 
 Utawas, Yq-ta-was. 
 Utica, Yq-ti-ka. 
 Utrecht, Vq-trekt. 
 Utrera, fD-tra-rq. 
 Uttoxeter, Uks'E-ter. 
 Uxbridgc, Uks'brij. 
 Uzbeck, CDz'bek. 
 Uzbeckistan, COz-bek-is-t^n. 
 Uzes, Yq-zas. 
 Uznach, flJts'nqk. 
 
 V. 
 
 Vaag, Vqg. 
 
 Vacassar, Va-kas-ar. 
 
 Vadutz, V^-duta. 
 
 Vag, Vqg. 
 
 Vaga, Vq-gq. 
 
 Vaigatz, Waigatz, or Waigats, 
 
 Vj-gqts. 
 Vajca or Vajka, \ ('ij-kq. 
 Vakh, Vqk. 
 Valais, Vq-Ia. 
 
 Val-de-Penas, Yql-da-Pan-yas. 
 Valdai, Val-da. 
 Valdivia, Vql-de-VE-q. 
 Valance, Vq-ldhs. 
 Valencia, Va-len-Ji-a; \Sp^ 
 
 Vq-len-t£-q. 
 Valenciennes, Vq-lqn-SE-6a. 
 Valentia, Yq-len-jE-a. 
 Valladolid, Val-a-da-lid. 
 Vallellina, A'al-el-£-nq. 
 Valois, Yal-wq. 
 Valarabrosa, Yal-am-brdi-sa. 
 Valonii, Vq-l(o-nq. 
 Valparaiso, Yal-pa-rj-so. 
 Valtellina, Vql-tcl-s-nq, er 
 
 Valtelline, Vql-tel-en. 
 Van, Vqn. 
 Van Buron, Van Bq-rcn. 
 
 Vancouver, Van-ki6-ver. 
 Vandalia, Yan-da-li-a. 
 VanJerburg, Van-der-burg. 
 Van Diouien's, Van DE-menz. 
 Yanncs, Yqu. 
 Varasdin or Warasdin, Var- 
 
 qs-dEn. 
 Yardar, Yar-dqr. 
 Yarde, Yar-de. 
 Yarinas, Yq-rE-nqs, er 
 
 Barinas, Bq-rg-nqs. 
 Yarna or \Yarna, Yar-nq. 
 Yasarhely, Vq-Jqr-hely. 
 Yashka, ^'aehka, or Yaschka, 
 ^YqJ-kq. 
 \ asilipotauio, Vas-il-i pot-a-mo. 
 Yassalborough, Yas-al-bur-o. 
 Yaucluso, Yo-kh\,z. 
 Yaud, Yta, or 
 
 I'ays-de-Yaud, Pa-e-dc-Yo. 
 Yecht or \Vcebt, Yokt. 
 Ycglia, Yei-yq er Val-yq. 
 Yelez-Mala;ra, Ya-lot-.NIq-lq-gq. 
 Yelia, Ye-Ie-h. 
 Yelino, Va-lE-no. 
 Yelletri. Ve -a-tre, 
 Yellore, Yel-6r. 
 Ycnaissin, Ye-na-saii, 
 
 Venango, Ye-nap-go, 
 Vendee, La, Lq Yon-da, 
 Yendouie, Yoh-d(f)ui. 
 Venezuela, Yen-ez-we-la; \_Sp^ 
 
 Ven-et-wa-lq. 
 Venice, Yen-is. 
 A'enloo, Yen-lj. 
 Vera Cruz, Va-rq KrtDZ. 
 Vera Paz, Ys-ra Pqz. 
 Veragua, YE-rq-gwq. 
 Yergennes, Yer-jenz. 
 Yercelli, Ver-qel-e. 
 Verden, Yer-den. 
 Verdun, Yer-duh. [yo. 
 
 Yerun-lho, Kio. Ke-o Ver-mel- 
 Yoruiejo, Kill, Re-o Yer-ma-ho. 
 Vermilion, Yer-mil-yon. 
 Vermont, Yer-mont. 
 Verona, VE-rii-na or Va-r(5-nq. 
 Yerplanck, Yer-pLa^k. 
 Versailles, Yer-salz. 
 Ycrsecz, Yersetz, er Werscbetii 
 
 Ye/-Jets.^ 
 Yerviers, Yer-ve-a. 
 Yesoul, Vc-z*6l. 
 
 Veszprim er Yesprim, V^s-prim. 
 Vetlooga, Yetlouga, er Votiuga, 
 
 Yet-lCO-gq.
 
 774 
 
 Vesuvius, Vs-sti-'^'i-us. 
 
 Vevay, Ve-va. 
 
 Viana, Ve-q-na. 
 
 Yiatka, YE-qt-kfi. 
 
 Yiboorg, Vibourg, er Wiburg, 
 
 Ve-bcorg. 
 Viborg ov Wiborg, Vg-borg. 
 Vicenza, Ve-sen-za er Ve- 
 
 qea-zq. 
 Vich, Vike?' Vek. 
 Vicksburg, Viks-burg. 
 Vienna, Ve-en-a er Vj-en-a. 
 Vienne, Ve-en. 
 Vigevano, Ve-jev-q-no. 
 Vigo, Vi-go; [<S):>.] Ve-go. 
 Vigten, Vig-ten. 
 Vilia er Wilia, Ve-le-q. 
 ViUa Bella, Vil-q Bel-q. 
 Villa Boa, Vel-q B6-q. 
 ViUach, Vil-qk. 
 Villa del Fuerte, Vel-yq del 
 
 Fwe/'-ta. 
 Villafranca, Vil-q-frqg-kq. 
 ViUaine, Vil-an. 
 Villa Keal, Vel-yq Ra-^l. 
 
 JSOGRAFIKAL NaMZ. 
 
 Villa Rica, Vgl-yq Re-kq er 
 
 Vel-q RE-kq. 
 Villeneuve, Vcl-ncfiv. 
 Villefranche, Vel-frqnJ. 
 Vimeira, Vg-ma-8-rq. 
 Vincennes, Vin-senz. 
 Vincent, St., Sant Vin-sent. 
 Vintimiglia, Vin-t£-mil-yq. 
 Vire, Ntr. 
 Virgen, Ver-jen. 
 Virginia, Ver-jin-i-a. 
 Visa, Ve-sq. 
 Viseu, VE-sa-(D. 
 Vistula, Vis-ti^-la. 
 Vitchegda, Ve-qeg-dq. 
 Vitebsk er Vitepsk, Ve-tebsk. 
 Viterbo, Vs-ter-bo. 
 Vitim, Vit-im er Ve-tsni. 
 Vitimsk, Vs-timsk. 
 Vitoria er Vittoria, Vs-to-rE-q. 
 Viviers, Vs-VE-a. 
 Vitre, Vfi-tra. 
 
 Vizagapatam, Ve-zq-ga-pa-tam. 
 Vladimeer, Vlad-i-msr. 
 
 Vlieland, Vlg-land er VlE-lqnt, 
 Vlissingen, Vlis-ig-en. 
 Vogelberg, Vog-el-berg. 
 Voghera, Vo-ga-rq. 
 Vohemar or Vohemare, Vo- 
 
 hE-mqr, er 
 
 Vohemaro, Vo-ha-m^-rca. 
 Volga er Wolga, V61-ga. 
 Volhynia, Vol-hiu-i-a. 
 Vologda, Vo-log-da. 
 Volkof, Vol-kof. 
 Volo, Vq-Io. 
 Volturno, Vol-tdr-no. 
 Voltri, Vol-trs. 
 
 Voorne, Vorn-e. [<3^B« 
 
 Vootchaug or Voutchang, Vco- 
 Vorarlberg, For-a/'l-berg. 
 Voronezh, Vo-ro-nej. 
 Vosges, Vog. 
 Vostani, Vos-tq-ns. 
 Vostochnoi, Vos-toq-nff. 
 Vrain, Vran. 
 Vakovar, Vcfi-ko-vqr. 
 Vulcan, Vdl-kan, 
 
 W. 
 
 Waadt, Wqt. 
 Waag or Vag, Vqg. 
 Waal er Wahal, WqJ, 
 Wabash, We-baJ. 
 Wachusett, We-qii,-set. 
 Waday, We-dj. 
 Wadelims, Wod-s-limz. 
 Wadinoon, Wo-di-nrf)n. 
 Wager, Wa-jer. 
 Wagram, Wq-grara. 
 Wah-Sateh, We-Saq. 
 Wakefield, Wak-feld. 
 Walahmutte, Wa-ld-mut. 
 Walcheren, Wql-ker-en. 
 Waldeek, Wol-dek er W41-dek. 
 Waldenses, Wol-den-sez. 
 Waldo, Wel-do. 
 Waldoborough, W61-d(S-bur-o. 
 Waldstadter See, W41t-stet- 
 
 er Za. 
 Wales, Walz. 
 Walet, We-let. 
 Walker, We-ker. 
 Wallachia, Wol-a-ke-a. 
 Walla-Walla, W61-a-W61-a. 
 Wallenstadt, Wel-en-stqt. 
 Wallis, Wal-is. 
 WalsaU, Wol-zel. 
 Walsingham, W61-sii)-am. 
 Waltham, Wol-tam; <-£«i7.> 
 
 Wol-tara. 
 Walton, W61-ton. 
 Walwisch, Wol-wiJ. 
 Walworth, Wel-vvur6. 
 Wandsworth, W6nz-wur6. 
 Wangara, Wan-gq-ra. 
 Wanlockhead, Wan-lok-hed. 
 Wapsipinecon, Wep-si-pin-s- 
 
 kon. 
 Wara, W^-rq. 
 Wardein, Wqr-djn. 
 Warren, W6r-en. 
 Warsaw, Wer-se. 
 Warta er Wartha, War-tq. 
 Warwick, Wer-wik; {3igland) 
 
 W6r-ik. 
 
 Warwickshire, Wor-ik-Jsr. 
 Wasa or Vasa, Vq-zq. 
 Washington, WoJ-iij-ton. 
 Washita or Ouachita, W6J-E-t9. 
 Washtenaw, WoJ-ts-no. 
 Wartenberg, Wer-ten-berg. 
 Wassela, W^s-E-lq, er 
 
 Wassoolo, Wes-do-lo. 
 Waterford, Wo-ter-ford. 
 Wateree, We-ter-E. 
 Waterloo, We-ter-ldb. 
 Waterville, We-ter-vil. 
 Wavre, Wq-ver. 
 Wayne, Wan. 
 Wearmouth, WEr-mut. 
 Webbe, Web-e. 
 Wecht, Vekt. 
 Wednesbury, Wenz-ber-i. 
 Weichsel, Wjk-sel. 
 Weichselburg er Weixelburg, 
 
 Wjk-sel-bu7'g er -burg. 
 Weilbaeh, Wjl-bqk. 
 Weilheiui, AVjl-hjm. 
 Weimar, Wi-mar. 
 Weiuheim, Wjn-hjm. 
 Weissenburg, Wj-sen-biarg er 
 
 -burg. 
 Weisshorn, Wis- hern. 
 Weistritz, Wjs-trits. 
 Welland, Wel-and. 
 Wellington, Wel-in-ton. 
 Wels, Wels. 
 
 Wener er Wenner, Wen-er. 
 Weobly, W<i)-bli. 
 Werfen er Werffen, Wer-fen. 
 Wernigerode, Wer-nE-ga-ro-de. 
 Werschetz or Werschitz, Yer- 
 
 Jets. 
 Wertaeh, We;--tqk. 
 Wertheim, We/t-hjm. 
 Wesel, Wa-zel. 
 Weser, WE-ser; {G.'] Wa-zer. 
 West Bromwich, West Bnim-iq. 
 West-Chester, West-&es-ter. 
 Westeras, Wes-ter-as. 
 Westerwald, Wes-ter-weld. 
 
 Westemanland, West-man-land. 
 West Indies, West In'dgz. 
 Westmeath, West-msd. 
 Westminster, West-min-ster. 
 Westmoreland, West-mor-land. 
 Westphalia, West-fa-li-a. 
 Wetter, Wet-er. 
 Wetteravia, Wet-er-q-vi-a. 
 Wetterhorn, Wet-er-hern. 
 Wexford. Weks-ford. 
 Wexio, Wek-jE-Q. 
 Weyer, Wj-er or Wjr. 
 Weymouth, Wa-mut. 
 Wheeling, HwEl-iij. 
 Whidah, Hwg-dq. 
 Whitby, Hwit-bi. 
 Whitehaven, Hwjt-ha-vn. 
 Whitley, Hwit-li. 
 Wiborg, VE-berg. 
 Wicklow, Wik-lo. 
 Widin Wid-in. 
 Wied, Wed. 
 Wieliczka, WE-liq-ka. 
 Wien, Weu. 
 
 Wiesbaden, WES-b4-den. 
 Wieselburg, WE-sel-bttrg. 
 Wiesen, Ws-sen. 
 Wigan, Wig-an. 
 Wight, Wit. 
 Wilcox, Wil-koks. 
 Wildenstein, Wll-den-stjn. 
 Wilia, Ve-ls-q. 
 Wilkinson, Wil-kin-son. 
 Wilkesbarre, Wilks-bar-E. 
 Willamette, Wi-Id-met. Ritn 
 
 elso Walahmutte. 
 Wilmington, Wil-mig-ton. 
 Wilna, Wil-na, er 
 
 Vilna, Vil-na. 
 Wiltshire, Wilt-jEr. 
 Winchester, Win-qes- ter. 
 Windau, Win-d's. 
 Windermere, Win-der-mei'. 
 Windham, Wind-am. 
 Windsor, Win-zor. 
 Winnebago, Win-E-ba-go.
 
 Winnipeg, Win-i-pcg. 
 Winnipegoosis, Win-i-pe-gtn-gis. 
 Winnipiseogee, Win-e-pi-su-ks. 
 Wirtemberg, Wer-tem-bcrg. 
 Wisbaden, Wis-bq-den, or 
 
 Wiesbaden, Wes-bi'|,-den. 
 Wisby, Wis-bi. 
 Wiscasset, Wis-kas-ct. 
 Wisconsin er Wiskonsin, Wis- 
 
 kon-sin. 
 Wismar, Wis-inar. 
 Wissombourg, Vis-on-bdw*. 
 Witcpsk, Wit-epsk, or 
 
 Vitebsk, Vit-ebsk. 
 Witn-enstein, Wit-gen-stjn. 
 
 JSOGRAFIKAL N£tMZ. 
 
 Wittenberg, AVit-cn-berg. 
 Wivelisc'ombo, Wils-kuiu. 
 Woahoo, AV^oj-a-bO). 
 Wuburn, W(jE)-burn. 
 Wolfeubuttcl, W61-fen-but-ol. 
 Wolga, V6I-ga. 
 Wolgast, Wol-gqst, or 
 Wolfgast, AVoIf-gqst. 
 Wollin, Wol-en. 
 Wollstcin, Wol-stjn. [ton. 
 
 Wolvcrliamiiton, Wial-vor-hatn- 
 Woohvicli, Wuil-iq or Wul-ij, 
 Worcester, Wiis-ter. 
 Worsted, Wiars-ted. [und-rij. 
 Wotten-under-Edge, Wifj-ten- 
 
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 X. 
 
 Xagua, Ili'i-gvvq. Xorcs or .Teres dc la Frontera, 
 
 Xalapa or Jalapa, Ila-I^-pq. Iln-res da Iq Fron-ta-rq. 
 Xalisco, Hq-lES-ko or Ilq-lis-ko. Xicoco, Ze-ku-kca. 
 
 Xarayes, Hq-rj-es. Ximo, Zg-mo. 
 
 Xauxa or Jauja, H's-hq. Xingu or Chingu, 5]iij-g6. 
 
 Xenia, Zg-ne-a. Xixon or Gijon, HE-bcm. 
 
 Xenil, Ha-nel. Xisona, Gijona, or Jijona, IIs- 
 
 Xercs, Ha-res. h6-nq. 
 
 Y. 
 
 Y, i'. Sumtiinz improperli Y 
 
 ritn and pruu'snst, in Ii)gliJ, Y 
 
 Wye, Wj. [bion-ff. Y 
 
 Yablonnoy or Jablonnoi, Yq- Y 
 
 Yadkin, Yad-kin. Y 
 
 Yaik or Jaik, Yq-ik, (Kivcr.) Y 
 
 Yakima, Yd-ks-ma. Y 
 Yakoots. Yakoutes, or Yakuts, 
 
 ^ Yq-ki6ts. Y 
 
 Yakootsk, Yak-c6tsk. Y 
 
 Yalabusha, Yal-a-bii-Ja. Y 
 
 Yambo or Jambo, "iqm-bo. Yi 
 
 Yamparaes, Yam-pa-r4-es. Y 
 
 Yana or Jana, Yq-nq. Y 
 
 Yang-tcheoo or Yang-tcbeou, Y 
 
 Yag-qE-if). Y 
 Yang-tso-kiang, Yai)-ts£-ks-ag. 
 
 Yanina or Janina, Yq-ns-nq. Yi 
 Yaotcbcou, Yq-ot-cjifj. 
 Yaouri or Yaoori, Yq-A-re. 
 Yaqui or Hiaqui, Yq-kg. 
 
 Yarensk, larensk, or Jarensk, Y 
 
 Yq-rensk. Y 
 
 Yariba or Yarriba, Yqr-£-bq. Y 
 
 Yarkund, Yar-kund. Y 
 
 Yarmouth, Yqr-mut. Y 
 
 aroslaf <ir Jaroslaw, Yar-o-sl('if. 
 
 arrow, YAr-o. 
 
 ath Kycd, Yat Kjd. 
 
 azon, Ya-zifi. 
 
 e, Ya. [slqf. 
 
 ccatarinoslaf, Ya-k^-tq-ren-Q- 
 
 eddo, Ycdo, ledo, or Jeddo, 
 
 Yiid-Q. 
 
 eh or Ye, Ya. 
 
 elatma, Yel-^t-mq. 
 
 clizavetgrad, Yel-iz-q-vet-gr(!id. 
 
 emama, Yem-q-mq. 
 
 cmbo, Yem-bo. 
 
 omen, Yem-en. 
 
 cngan or Yenngan, Yen-gan. 
 
 enikalo er Jcnieale, Yen-s- 
 
 k4-Ia. 
 
 e nisei, Ycn-e-sa-E or Yen-s-sa, 
 
 or Enisei, En-£-sa-E. 
 
 eniseisk or Jeniseisk, Yen-e- 
 
 sask or Ycn-s-sa-Esk. 
 
 eoo or Yoou, Ya-<6. 
 
 eovil, Y6-vil. 
 
 erba Buena, Yer-bq Bwa-nq. 
 
 esso, Jesso, or leso, Y63-1S. 
 
 eyd, Yad. 
 
 Wurm?, Wurmz; [<?.] Wormz. 
 Wragl.y, l{:ig-bi. 
 WroxLaiu, KiJks-am. 
 Wrietzun or Wriczcn, Vrtt-sen. 
 Wurni, Warm nr WiDrm. 
 Wurti.-mberg, Wi'r-tem-borg. 
 Wiirtzburg, \Vi;rts-burg. " 
 AN'ustaiicc, Wu3-tq-ne. 
 Wyatt, W)-at. 
 Wycomb, Wik-um. 
 ^Vye, Wj, ( Wales.) 
 ^Vye, (Att/terlamlg.} Se<J^'.) 
 Wyoming, Wj-6-inin. 
 WytLo, Wit. 
 
 Xoa, X(S-q. 
 
 Xochimilco er Jocbimilco, Ho- 
 
 Xorullo, Ilo-rdul-yo. 
 Xulla, Zifjl-q. 
 Xuxuy, lIiD-hwE. 
 
 Yczd, Yezd. 
 
 Yczdikhast or Yezdikast, Yez- 
 
 ds-kqst. 
 Yongtchang, Yoii-qaij, or 
 
 Yungtchang, Yug-qaj). 
 Yonne, Yon. 
 
 Yoog, loug, or Jug, Yit)g. 
 Yopas, Y6-pq?, or 
 
 Yopcz, Yo-pez. 
 Yorkshire, York-Jgr. 
 Yotcheoo or Yotcheou, Yo-qg-ii. 
 Youghal, Yol. 
 
 Youghiogheny, Yo-ho-ga-DE. 
 Youri or Yowry, Y's-rE. 
 Youta, Yq-tq. 8e {Utah.} 
 Ypres, F'pr. 
 Yssel, 'I'sel. 
 Ystadt, Is'tqt. 
 
 Ythan, It'an. [tqu- 
 
 Yucatan, Yii,-ka-tin or Yij-kq- 
 Yunnan, Yuu-an. 
 Yupura, Yq,-piD-rq. 
 Yurupa, Yq,-rii»-ixi. 
 Yuthia, Yut-hE-q. 
 Yverdun, Ev-er-ddn. 
 Yvetot, Sv-tu. 
 
 Z. 
 
 Zaab, Zqb. 
 Zaandara, Zqn-dqm. 
 Zaara, Zq-a-rq. 
 Zacatecas, Zqk-a-ta-kqs. 
 Zacatula, Sq-kq-tm-lq. 
 Zacyntbus, Za-sin-tus. 
 Zagrab, Za-grab. 
 Zabara, Zq-hi^-ra. 
 Zaire or Zabir, Zq-gr. 
 Zaizan, Zi-zan. [ze. 
 
 Zambcze or Zambezi, Zqm-bii- 
 Zamora, Zam-6-ra or Eq-mu-rq. 
 
 Zatnpala, Zqm-p^-lq. 
 Zancsville, Zanz-vil. 
 Zanguebar, Zaj-ga-b^r. 
 Zante, Z;in-tE. 
 Zanzibar, Zan-zi-bi^r. 
 Zapatoza or Zapatosa, Zq-pq- 
 
 tu)-sq; [^'>.] Iiq-pq-t(5-tq. 
 Zara, Z^-rq. 
 
 Zaria or Zariya, Zq-rE-ya. 
 Zca or Zia, Ze-q. 
 Zealand, Zi'-lund. 
 Zebid, Zc-bid. 
 
 Zebu or Subu, ?e-U6. 
 Zebulon, Zeb-vil-lon. 
 Zeg-Zeg, Zeg-Zeg. 
 Zcgodin, Zc'g-cd-t'n. 
 Zcila, Za-lq. or 
 Zeileb, Zii-lc. 
 Zcitoun, Za-tton. 
 Zcitz, Tsii?. 
 Zohol. Xa-h61. 
 Z-lania. Xn-Iq-ne-a. 
 Zcmlin, Zem-lin. 
 Zelle, Tsol-c.
 
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 J80GRAFIKAL NSMZ. 
 
 Zetnplin, Ts^m-plin. 
 
 Zerbst, Tserpst. 
 
 Zereh or Zerreh, Zer-a. 
 
 Zernetz er Zernez, Zer-nets. 
 
 Zeyla, Za-E-lq. 
 
 Zhehol, Gehol, er Jehol, Sa-hol. 
 
 Zhelania er Jelania, Xa-lq-ns-a. 
 
 Zhitomeer, Xit-o-mlr. 
 
 Zia, Zs-q. 
 
 Ziegenhayn, ZE-gen-hin. 
 
 Ziklag, Zik-lag. 
 
 Zimbao, Zem-bq-o er Zim-b^s. 
 
 Zirknitz, Tserk-nits. 
 
 Zittau, Tsit--8. 
 
 Zlockzow, Zlok-i-s. 
 
 Znaym, Znq-im. 
 
 Zoll-Verein, Tsol-Fer-jn, 
 
 Zoinbor, Zom-bor. 
 
 Zorndorf, Zorn-dGrf. 
 
 Zouwan, Zco-wan. 
 
 Zuela, Zueela, or Zouila, Z(D-£-lq, 
 
 or Zawila, Za-ws-la. 
 Zufferabad, Zuf-er-q-bqd. 
 Zug, ZiDg or Tscog. 
 Zullichau, Tsul-s-ks. 
 Zulpich, Tstol-pik. 
 
 Zurich, Zq-rik: [ (?.] Tsq,-rik, 
 
 Zurrah, Ziir-a. 
 
 Zutuhen, Ziit-fen. 
 
 Zuyder or Zuider Zee, Zj-der Ze. 
 
 Zvornik Zvor-nik. 
 
 Zweibrucken Zweybrucken, 
 
 Tswj-bnik-en. 
 Zwellendam, Zwel-en-dam. 
 Zwettel er Zwetl, Zwet-el. 
 Zwickau, Tswik--s. 
 Zwoll, Zwol. 
 Zwornik, Zwdr-nek. 
 Zytomir, Zit-o-msr. 
 
 ABBREVIATIONS 
 
 Below are the abbreviations of such names and appellations as phonetic 
 printers and correspondents will be likely to use, in the limited extent to which 
 phonetic spelling will prevail for some time to come. 
 
 GEOGRAPHICAL. 
 
 Y. S. for •• ••United States. 
 
 Man. Maine. 
 
 N. H. New Hampshire. 
 
 Vt. Vermont. 
 
 Mas. Massachusetts. 
 
 R. i; Rhode Island. 
 
 Ken. Connecticut. 
 
 N. Y. New York. 
 
 N. J. New Jersey. 
 
 Pa. Pennsylvania. 
 
 Del. Delaware. 
 
 Md. Maryland. 
 
 O. Ohio. 
 
 Va. Virginia. 
 
 N. K. North Carolina. 
 
 S. K. South Carolina. 
 
 Ja. Georgia. 
 
 Fa. Florida. 
 
 MiJ. ^Michigan. 
 
 Ind. Indiana. 
 
 Iff. Illinois. 
 
 Wis. Wisconsin. 
 
 ia. Iowa. 
 
 Miz. Missouri. 
 
 Ken. Kentucky. 
 
 Ten. Tennessee. 
 
 Ala. Alabama. 
 
 Mis. Mississippi. 
 
 Hrk. Arkansas. 
 
 La. Louisiana. 
 
 Tek. Texas. 
 
 On. Oregon. 
 
 Kal. California. 
 
 Min. Minnesota. 
 
 Yq. Utah. 
 
 Na. Nebraska. 
 
 Ks. Kansas. 
 
 N. M. New Mexico. 
 
 Ter. Territory. 
 
 Ki;. County. 
 
 K. 8. Canada East. 
 
 K. W. Canada West. 
 
 Ix)g. England. 
 
 MONTHS OF THE YEAR. 
 
 Jan. January. 
 
 Feb. February. 
 
 Mqrq. March. 
 
 Sip. April. 
 
 Ma. May. 
 
 Jqn. June. 
 
 Jtllj- July- 
 
 9g. August. 
 
 Sept. September. 
 
 Okt. October. 
 
 Nov. November. 
 
 Des. December. 
 
 APPELLATIVE. 
 
 Mr. yer ilister. 
 
 Ms. Mistress. 
 
 Mis. iliss. 
 
 Mas. Master. 
 
 On. Honorable. 
 
 Esk. Esquire. 
 
 Dr. Doctor. 
 
 Rev. Reverend. 
 
 Kapt. Captain. 
 
 Kur. Colonel. 
 
 Jen. General. 
 
 Ser. Sergeant. 
 
 Lev. Lieutenant. 
 
 Maj. Major. 
 
 Guv. Governor. 
 
 Prof. Professor. 
 
 Kum. Company. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 Nr. Number. 
 
 do. ditto. 
 
 s. cents. 
 
 J. shilling. 
 
 ■5. ounce-s. 
 
 pd. pound. 
 
 hwt. hundredweight. 
 
 kt. quart. 
 
 ets. etc.
 
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